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jgi ' HALL &c SILEDO-B, pkopbiktoh?. VOL. XVI II. A. NEWSPAPER IT O IR, THE PEOPLE. TBBMS--B I'KU ANNUM IX ADVAXCK. WKLDON, N. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1887. NO 3. XKW A l VKUT1SK.M KXTS 'SUPiI te -..'Aw - rA I E.N .,C AGAMbRILLMpcCo IWier flln of Amonca. PATAPSCO FLOURING MILLS. ESTA.BLISI-IEr)-1774- Thc value ,.f I'l.Ul' U.I. P'',idsupi.u ihe KSSKXTIAI. KI.KUKXM OK NT TUITION' CONTAIN!'.!' ,s 'I'"''' WH'.-Ol 1 MAKDS. Maryland and Yirginia WbAl, from wltit-li our I'ATKNT lit H.I.KU FLOCKS urn i -1 l i . f I 'm IVIiimI. has teng'lieon coiicctl d to It.' SlTKKIOH ti, i.nv other. I.ec.iuso it ha-a liKTTKUCOM BISATIOX OFliMTKN' AM" I'lloSI'll ATI'S. TliU lint is rccumcd n..t oiiMn this, cnuiitiv but in tin1 Knit, I Kiieid.mi a- well, where 1 1-- "I'ATAI'SCO SCPF.RLVTiyH''. COMM ANDS HKI'I.V Mold', MONKY thin any ..tint AuiWicai Kjpilf. ir grncci l'..i it. Al-ii 111 , j ' S'at.ipsco Superl.iiivc, i..' II. hit family, ll.dl'i.r.l Family, ' ! f Vut.ipsoo family. 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I ttxiiuill i inl rtiV Wt-Ni-rtiitt.-M u-l willi rt it r-i ui ltril I'.'tcrr-i'uri; ill. Iiiiimi'l itn.t Wo-liiiiKl-.n f Sir. iml hom Hll jmiu Nmti: hu.) Ni'Ul.vw-t ,tiU'AiJi Milh Hi.' N..rth i io.-him UIm.;.. l.nthil ft.;-.. 11 l-.i:hl-..mli iiifi "-'ii'iiM -I, mi't .l!i tin latei(k mid Aunu-tH Air l.int t-I'a i IU iiif, Hum k,Clriolifnn.l llu s.iuth. I i Wm .SMITH. Mini. 'JNOjM'. WlNhKH.iiru.r.il Mhomkit. k A l. v. fc:. A A. l. I, A OKFL'E St'f'T. TltVV1.rATKiS, I S. AMI K I!. K , lVirtMiii'iitli, July I.'i, nh!I ) Slliiin thl. Kmi.t will li'iivc r..rlmouth Jail)' "La , ' s. ,(. ,i jgni A. V i liroiii Vfritm t ,7 . . rl . Kill III ff.ikly 11 '. A SI cxicl't tiuudnj . rt ii TYi.iii i-'B I lirylurll 1 r. lyllt In ktt: .Arrivt- tt Wi'l.l.ili ilKtly : ..ll..: IV t.in . i ti r. m la Thmnih Kirlitht IS li A. M It. Afcill s iw I". M IfUf.tif llii. K.niil viill leave WH.Ion tUil), Cl J A', r M. i WVLliin f.-r l'..rt umiQilxilv (rxtti.t M..ii.liiy inur s I.'. A. M (u -mlil Mu A M tKHH. Arrlvi' Hi I'nrtMiioiitli.iUily tx.-f il SmnlHy .; a.f..ll..w.: - ln'.i tVi.i f. m I'. M f.!t-A llin.uili Kn iil.t r. r M ?J f 'Kill -II.. I'. M AuyaQ r.m .I.'i .t .11 uii..'.n r i ;1. PMcfra' Al.iiiitMv, ..hIii..mIhp Hurl Krllnv f..r Unu.iltr.. riyiit.Aith uri IaiiiIidk t4i ii.f lilfrll- llvran.l rimwmi rlvfrs. Ui u. o. hlr.l, Asnit. Wfl.tmi, ..r li. I. T. MYKKS. HniKTiiitciiiU iit nf l rUkirtHtlun. h A KAI.KH.lt K K. UI. .him. InI 1s:1 trn ii. will run nn the tuliimiiit; mIiiiIuIc: i. imr. lAnir.; r . A.M. - .ii. tlk TMAKI. H W I I- I.I lrcji, kIh.iiic.1 I n.ij;n imi tin- liriTi' Tli.ii iiiotc ilic . i, i- r ini', With ilt iilh a. rihc hciitiiiK m-h t H fi. i Triitiilp.r. Nut Ai Un i r 'it Kit(M.iuiMl llu ul i, Tin 'ir kiujilitly il.'cili. Inuf hturn-.l; S..r f i.illic llfhiy - iniilchli vs i.lumr, V.i ... rlf.- Lorn N I lilt 1 1 Ml 1 Umi'JiH' f.llill'l. Ifl,'ll. An. I orient iliciinis .lif.(iir!!; N..r )ri tin- th. trro .,1 s i .a 1 1 1 Au.l i.i. .in .1-1 . tii-..rj,'c ( nn hi. I lUuf i'n.ml Kuil.l. iii, Rtill Thy criiiiftnii yli.ry cliiin's ll')oiii Ilic IcilKtlM tietl liinU' (lint till Tlu-ir jiroinl.'ht kindly Hue sliTo: in tli in.- un ii liif-turic iiiht, Ami Uc thy liliizniictl sen ill: A uiirriiif f Ijiiiitii rtnkib It-- llik'lit 'In urui't llif wurrinr'ii s..ul v;ilK'. liiutlirr Ii.iti-M li:nl a Tlii u Klilrr rintiy u vision. A MORMON (JIRL. THK STiiKV OK MAIty I.EK ANIi OF II KH TW lAlVHIlS. .Ikhiithi Vai.i.kv, I'lllll. SixtiYtl y,ais lyii Siiiintil liatis. a .Mi.iiii.ui, thou tin' tnvAsi v.nr uf .w.i wives, Ann ami .lain', the latter Willi; i liil.lk'ss. Inuk Mary I.iv, un oi'ilian, to Itrin: up ari'.irilin tu (lie lit s .,f (lu- Cliunli uf tin. Latter I'ay Saints. As Ann lu.l uiany eliil.livu t" ui.tulliit lr the liali.' was .laiv.l in I'li.tini' ol' 1111111'. a ilcvuiit Mut'iiii'ti, lit'r.vlt' linrii in tin1 laitli. Mary Lee's parents were I'min r.ii j ilel. Her ill. 'tiler was a il.'lie.lte little woman, well reineinliere.1 liy tnany here as hal.it lie Vi-i"ll. Tin n a liishup who was pas-inj: thruUL'h .Jeri. ho Valley lia.l a visiuti. Then a Sun ilay sehiii l s'.lpttitlti'lliU lit, th'l 'SllllJay sehoiil ti'ai li: rs mnl the loeal eMers airl iiiis-ioiiaries hail vi.-i.ins. By a lingular em inns ol' npini'iii all had seen the same tiling. Mary Lee was (l.d's ehi iev for Ll.lei Ciatty'.s witV. Still the prl, now in.'st .il'tln; lime in tears, lilc her iinh.ip. py in. il her. ileail sixteen years, shrank IV.. in the piofll r of the visitor atiJ In r Histn' tnother, the Utntly hut siipei'siiiii.iis .lane, siiil .1. niiiiretl, though i'..wiiii: weaker aiel weak.-r in In r upp.'sitioii. Tne i.ions t'ailini; of the ile-ire.l elll et. I'.l'ler Ctiitty mnl llrotlier Hates went up into the mountains sometime last month, an. I, r.i-lin- Hit- I'.. intern days anil nights, they wreslleil with the Lout, ami it the mil ol' their vinil they were rewanleil by seeing a "i-eat lilit ami bearini: a voiee I'luin heaven saying that Khler ('rally shoiihl taku Mary Lee to wife, mid that further delay would be both unseemly and displeasing to the Lord. With this reve latioii au.l the 1 tut In-r assurance, that a spiiit had appeared unto Orally iu a vis ion saying that if Mary L.io would marry him she would reeeive the requisite uff.'C- tiun for her liu-l.-uiil by praying lor it In the ti'iuple, the two wended their way homeward and eoiuiuiuiieated tu .l.uie the result of their j.rayer.s and fastings. In the I'ai e of sueli undoubted evidenee of the Lord's approval that piod woman could say no more, and taking the irl to one side she adwsed her tu "ive up her (ienttle lover am elin.to the husband se lected ll.r her by (io.l, wh i bad iroiiiis. d his servants that il she did not love him now the spirit would confer freat and sur passin;.' all. elioii upon her at h. r nuptials. Mary Lcc'it uwu faith was slroni:, and her inclination to follow the leaeliiii);s ol her religion wusoreat. but it took many in.. re iiitorvicwi- to briu bor to admit that she had decided to ob''y the command. Winn she at lit ave her consent tlure tatfuli and unhappy fun-on. Times ; was uuieh j..y in .Liicho Yail.-y, and it.. : with .jreat i...lnl.an' in i.e U. to th" wedding party tu the temple. They were to tatt by wiiLT'ins on a Monday inor iiinr. When the sun came tiji ov. r the ni.iiin t.iiu rani;.' that nioriiitii; it saw Mary Lie d iwu by the brook. ivolver in hand, stone dead. She li-.ul risen during the nieht, It 1 W.tr.' harrt with them when they first up- iMivd here, and th.y tivw hinder for some r. as u. Jul as lit i hiisbaii'.l was a bi.ut In take second wife, evidently a-miiti-t the wishes ol the companion of his youth, he was. killed in a snow slide, and three months after tli.it his widow died, sumo Mii.l ..f :i broki it heart, leaving litt!' Mary nl.nu- in the world. Samuel Itntes j and luniu' souuht a secluded spot wh. re was sometbin-; of a man amon tlio Mor- . 'ic mid llt iillcy oil u met. she bad t.ik. li un .os. He. was called l.rothit Hatef. His ! h 'l' appeal at otic.' to the .lmli:e of all the fust will-was a haul, coaist) woman, but , cuth. Her n-liiiion would not permit h. r Jane, a. whom thti little orphan w.mt, was 1 lo marry the man ..f her eh .ice, and In r tender, r atliei pa.nl looking and tilled willi ; womanhood revolted ajr.inat the alliance a stern and unli.'ii liiu faith in th- divini- which, aceir.litio to earthly int. iprctatimi, ty of h-r religion and n d. 'termination to ; the unseen p ou rs hud arranued for her. " live" it to the end. The child which thll- fell to her p.lltook of llel dead lllolh- it's ili.i.oMti.tn. As ,he icw to woman hood she became fair to a d.-ree not often i !' interesiin- t North Camlini ue eni in ib. .e n uts but in sniiit lt,' : of this day to liavi: related bri. lly a fa. t WINTER BOOTS YT COST. ! THE FIRST CAVALRY FICHT N.'w U.Tiit' I luni.il V'a..ii,i A . euiiif, Wfl4im, N. C. In ly LadiesFine Shoes VK HAVE MAPK 1 HART, " WKM'ON.N. C. N. B. JOSEY cSc C() I is ii v . I lV v 'i' Wrtrri'ii. DM 6 o l.itLit l nk, k Ml fi Mt B. (lip). 8 ; T S .ilti'n..l, t, 7 M) 7 K Kvt-n'ti: 7 M ft Ut Wilhai . , i,I.v. 7 IA nya. imin from Wtl An will tr- Bill. M tmln from Th lintatttoii fur St : vttt N H hl trrmt'.Ht toiiits; at Jnuufvlllt n,Miiruwiiur naanuigum nci u i wunts'fcm'QM iQay rvaulre. ) JIM a.rgTtY,tHl'J.StF,l ll'ty itaswnmTs to iu-l t W. W. K. R 'hi' coninH-t with Our ajii'iitfi fnt the wile uf our I.ailiiV Fine Shot'n, fur their reactive scctiorw. Wc mako un (lie X. V. Ouera, Aciuo, Vanktiiihast ami C'reulr lusts, the Utter is just uut and is wry uiuo. We wm the McKay Machine ami sow with Wst Itar houri thread. Kvery pair warrant til. They are mcr, npat anil ntylish. (Jive them a luuk when you want a shew and you will be phased. ; E. P. UliL'I k 00. sept 16 ly HochfMer, IS. V. lo'.Oiy. sadaiid r-'ticciit. Siimmndnl hy Muruii'ii- all;! taught !y the imis Jan.1. i lu'liir.tiitt' aiiiiM'.t a t'.iii.itu' .it the sul.jt ct , "f rrli-i.m lu vsill, and na li!) a.vf.ttd all that intilletl into h r min i ti- the in iir.i!imi ol the I.mi-1. j A veur or two nu Mary Id'e h 'eaiiie ai - ii.iiuted with ,i y i u 1 1 j: iti.iii living in a j mining catiiji not lar from ht'iv. a etilih'. 1 of CMin-e. as no M.iniioii di'lvo for pM and, silver. Tlte yuiilh. Seth Heiilley h) mme, rarely lint an oinirltitiity to pay the .ill little attention, ami at length it be came the rumor that he was her aeet jt d !ovr. She would stroll away to the loot of the hills to in vt him. of evening they woiihl In- M-eti v tlie tno'ititaiti hronl wliieli winds through the tun it. and on Sunday afternoons, particularly when Urn titer Hates was away from home, they Would he riding or watkiti.' too ther, .lane id.m1l it oppo.-ition to thu intimacy, hut wlt'ii Ihuthcr Hatts' attoition was called to the matter, he felt that it was his duly to hit -Here. Little hy little .lane's mind wa;f W"ti over to his way of thinking though at fnt she was uiiMispiH-tiug. lh lill''V wa forbidden the IiuUm!, and the .ul wa-stoM site tiui't newr mt him ai:aiti. Uut ih y uut after this, not as a reu't of Nlarv'j dio 'dien.- , hut hy r a-un t Itetilley's pet.-iti tic, lie lound her one day h4 Miuitn r d-.wu by tin: hiuo!, and wh.-U x- wumU have un fr. ui bitu be csnlilit her, nil. 1 o'diiy h.r chselv.be told h- of bin nfr tion f T her, and eti ir -iile I h r to bee.. ui Id wife, and in r -dun r.veiu? 1 t.ine i i.e .nr.iii iii.'iit. 1'roin th..t lit n they tint ou-;ti. lully, un known to brother lh.t'S in tu d.iue. In S.ptcinb.r Hixtlur liates w.nt to New Mexico on an exorintioii tour, and wh 'it he returned in October he brought hick with him a Mormon elder named I'ratty, who, seeing Maty Ijce, belhou,uht him that ho would like U tiike another wifii, hie fll'th, and haaceoidiui;ly broached the subject to her on the sieotid day ot his arrival The iiirl r p.ll.d him with horror, but he pressed his suit, and at length Hate cam;' to hisaitanee. At fir.t Jane oppoHed the proposition. Slia that few know, and 1 1 - incident ntleiid ttu the tir-t eonHiet h -Iw -eti the rivalry of the Army of northern Virginia and the cavalry of the Army of the Potomac, an 1 many will not tin 1 teli,in a ti irr.it ion uf the movein.'iits of the lt North Carolina e.ivalry. n. part ol' which lofiu.'d the Con I'e lciate calvary in tint ftrt skiriuMi with the Fed.-ralcilvarv in Sn'l. On Sunday the Llth of tMobcr, the lt Cavalry of North Carolina, under the eonnn md of the writer, br.ike camp near Pi.Leway; N. C, where it had been organized and prepired for the field, and m.trchid for the iiitnv iu Virginia. Tin- aiiieate strength of the regiment wa Soil. We arrived at Hiehnwnd un the eveiiiu,; of the fifth day after start'mi:, and remained iu the vicinity of the city ?teY ctal days when the repm. nl w.i reviewed by Pr-ident Davis. On the Mi uf Oc-t.il-. r I reported to (ion. J. K Johnson, at Cent reville, and eamjicd for the niiiht upon the battle field of ihe ti of July jnt ii. r:h of Hull Huu.liaviuu crossed it at Hlackliurn's ford. That day wc heard the tiit boom of camion as the bl jjiuiis upviti the Putouiao saluted each other frutn oppposite idcs or fired upuli pasMni; vessels. While ly'uu iu ibis camp we voted for 1'ivsidciit and Vice Prosideiit, and musUr- cd the regiment the Hist of October. A dav it two later wp moved to the north of fcnir-ville a iii'l- or two, uud after 1 I. ad ridden uwr the picket line some lift mil" to the front, and ii. r s Pilluult Hun. ve were as.-ineil to nrdin tin1 cent nl p. rt of th'' anny. 'i'hii'e were up en car1) i Je o; u two i;-mu ivjiuient lour in :tii, wit..!..1 totec pn s. tit but hltlc exceeded that of our siuj,!e reuiuictit. (ietiet-.d ,). K. H. Slu.irl eoinin.tnded the whole. The custom was iu my regiment to Mid every two days a squadron tti the picket line, the men cairyinj: cook, d rations for the time. Very sonii the nun became familiii' with th ir li Id duties, but they were not little annoyed that discipline with tin in was so much more riid and exacting than auuuii! the VinMiiians einach t-ide i jircat without ywu ii li holy, living between the lines, I was luadi: aware of the time ai which we could ' innke, perhaps, the personal acquaintance"' of thai Sjirm e lookinu and not over-modest body of Petinsylvaiiialis, who, thrtUL;h a h iiiiisuuie youti major, hud sent uh'Ssulics by the mouth uf that hVhinj;-cy'-d Vit- LTinia i;iil that (hey wuitlu "like to liavcrau iiitrcductioii to the 1st Nuith Curulitm Cavidry at dose (piartct'i." t til a certain day. about (he -'olh of XhVl tuber, I had a small di'tail of ulout 1" men f rom each company in camp, ex e pliti:; the Iwo t li.it were to o on picket duty that day. ami with Major J. H. Oor don. Captaois Whitiiker, I'olk, Wood, and perhaps others, 1 1 write t'r.mi inetiiun j we stalled for a scout, no one hut 1 knowing I lit- object. Whell WC j."it to the i. ket line, the Mpindhm which had beiiiou pi k ct joined my party, making it bout lti'l or 171 slroutr. I proceeded a little ciri-uitou"ly towards the residence of my brave, fair friend, who had eniMircd to detained the Pennsylva nia Major and his partv, that she miht witness (he meeting. Having promised to be punctual tu u 1 o'clock appointment, I anticipated it about .10 minutes, hoping to get somti advantage, for you know all is fair iu war; but my disappointment was grievous when, with flushed chocks and naiuitii: eyes, the damsel informed tnc "her beau" had not minutes Lione not withstanditiL; her most wiuuin; blandi-h-UKiUs to detain bitu. She showed the way he had g jiio and said he had, perhaps, 0 or .10 mure men than I. Pot' about two miles I followed his tracks, but bciun then more than twenty miles from camp and uoiui; directly toward that of (he ene my, I concluded to letuiu. but Hot by the same r ad We had cune. l'icrin to the tiht we had not oiie. over a mile when (he leading videt gallop ed back ami reported "the loads full of blue coats." Wc were moving iu column of ''twos'' and at once el Ned lo (hut of "fours." Not a man present had e.-r heard a hostile huilel exct'i'l iur me. Some one aski d uh lt Wis uoiii to be done, and I replied. They ate between u and eiir picket liue, we niii-l iro throUi:li them." Thcie waa a sllaiLrhtcniii' up iu the saddles, faces changed color, but all n.-re ready i.nd wil ling to dale and to do. We passed (lu'ouh (he little hamlet of loua wli. lia ftiubtetied Wont m sn itched up a child or tw and hid tu her little hoiwe, and as we emerged into a broader road came in clear siuht of tlie if ir of the '-blue coats." Just at this mo ment Major ( iordoii v-.de up and a-ked, Col. what t-liall I do." I replied. "Major jii-t what I know you most desire, lead this . hit'ie." His face flushed with manly pride and I ordered a few imn to fire into th. ir rear and commanded "eh;irg ' The detachment Itotu llutl'ins company ' led but in a few tii iin. n;s all were mingled, i i an 1 the sipi.nlion uiidtr Capt. H.iriite.ir. ! which had hecii on picket and held a litl in rear came up. lt'd by Li. Cowh s i aft' r i watd- lieutenant cloinl. and iiovv Itepre- I uitative iu Congress, i It was a ipiiek j bru.-h; the eti-iuv, taken unawares, broke throiiuh wo uls, over field- and fems. and every man seemed to he strulini to carry his horse to tlu front, but wc succeeded in overtaking about fifty, whom we carnal hack to our camp, with their horses and equipments, -r-Mtiy pleaded with the result of our ''first scuit." Wc learned fium the prisoners that their young major, ambitious and enter-pri-in. intt n b-d to haw attacked our picket line within half an hour, and hence his h aving the smiles of the winsome las who had so JeMivd to iiiiiodue.1 lier Van- beau " to "h.i N. t'. Ciiloiid." This j little affair was a short time afterwards highly toaipmiieiited hy ?cn. c-tuirt, upon the occasion of presenting (he "first of the Confederate Hattlc Kia-j" to (he r.-gi'iienis of his command. Wc lost not a man and had not one m riutisly iiijuntl. The horse uf S. rg't. I'a vis, Co. II. fell, and leaving his ride! stunn ed, overtook the (lying P. imsylvauiuns, and went with them to their camp, when it was believed I bad been killed, as the horse was a wry tine i.ne and Pavis loci a Veiy showy equipment. It is not intended particularly to men tion or omit any of my brave cmnradis in this little rcmindc! of past das, but to revive meuiorie which, if as dear to them a to me, we t-uii recall with nmiily pride an 1 patriotic riitlm-iasin, without one jot of itemeut in dc.otto'i t our happily united country Th. lesH, f th-it rir-f "VifnT-'t ra n Vef lost Upon tlie'-hct ClVall regimellt iu eiih- r army." (Ciinial Wade, Hamp ton W. II. S. 1,-oV for Miet the bule.go iu and win,"' is as fine a motto f.r tin- "av airy soldier as can be adopted, when acted on with unhesitating celerity and daunt less vigor. Uhhkkt Hansom. FELLOW - FEELING. IN IIJKNT lit1 I'll K HIK.'iE f'l-' CUATTANtiu (1A Mtslc'AL III' KT. MEN WHO SUCCEED BEST. Cll'lllilli.'.'ll" I llllt'S. A (;rir.2h"l veteruii who served faithful ly and creditably in un Indiana regiment tells with U'ltsloan incident ol' the twyte i f this city by llcticrul liiafr's ll.rees uft. r the batik' uf Chicaiuaii.i iu l.ill : "While iu the army or while the two artni.'s were in eump in Ch.itlaiio.'L'ii I Npetil a oo.l many nights on the oulpots ami I li v. r had no keen un ui. r.'. i.ili "ii of lliihie as ..li the beailllfill inooiilibt j nilils, when scores of band, iu t li- rival I camps would piay f..r the half b..ur pre- ceedin taps. On tuie side was a can. .is city of .iii.niill sialwuit men iu blue. I ln-r i on Mission lii.l-e and a liltle luyoiiil weie as iniiiiy uitii iu ray. 'I'hei'i' were prob ably twenty or thirty excellent hands in each army, and when they all played, na tional airs on tun: side. Confederate airs j on the oih.r, the pickets midway between j the monster camps had the hen. lit of both COllCClt.1. "I remember one uilit alter most of the bonds had retired fn.ni the contest three or four of the best bands ill each army played for an hour or more as if in rivalry. In the I'ni.ui camp, lifter the band had rendered Hail Columbia,' there would be cheer on cheer fi'oin ten thous and throats. At the name time the stiains of ' llotinie Hlue l'Tao' would come from the ul li. r side, to be followed by cheer oil cheer from as many men. At last the baud on the liiii.ii si.tc struck up 'The! Iiirl I Left llchind Me,' and for a f . w j minutes there was silence iu the other camp; then the. Coufederalu band caught up the same strain and tlu-y played it together to the end. Then, as if by cotimniii impulse, came cheer on cheer fioni both camps, and the pickets, throwing caution to the winds, stood up and cheered together." It s.eins a piiy to say il, bin ob-erva-ti.'ti mi. tains ihe statement lint men o coarse tihre, obi usene.-s ul feclitu; and ct.ld- be.i.li d cil'i lini-poclii.tl ill ilea lino wi ll t Ii. ir fell .ws 'jet ah li' be'i-r li.in lie n "I chivab'..us insliiii'ls, .i'litule snisil.ihties and lliut I l . '.ii'i' will. Il tb.'sc pi'aciice who, never iii. dinning wi'i.n ibi in-eUes. nen r pii.-pi'tt it in oile rs. The p'lill.'iniin iu tin Inst acct pt.intc ol that t.nu linds .lord in an .-mbarr.e.iiij I'.i.nl lo travel, and ..I'lni gi, lo be al th. i ml uf ihe journey. He is aim. .yd by impertinent in.iii-ilivencss. naddt m il by nn'.inuisi. and ol'tcii r..bbc.l by rascals who have taken bis measure us t lit' hawk dots "I'm Iltlt r blld it Selects ll.r prVV. The public men iu the country who had a hih code of clbies have been ron-tantly niisiiudci'sttioil. The ri.uuli and ready class w ill n..t unii. I'siautl rt serve, and the schemers mnl Hcamps laiih al honesty. Kveii iu the very tl 'ini'stie circle too line a sense of the ploplieti.'.s misses its lustk, ami society utily reeoni. s surface inan n "rs. It tlo.'s not e ire to oo tleeper. Iu fact, it dire nit do n-i. It is a melancholy thiiif; that llie man who educates his chil dren us nearly as posiblc to an ideal plane of thoiyht and conduct simply prepares them for sorrow and mishaps. What a transition the ingenuous, coiifelitij; anil no ble spirited youno man of tweiily-oiie and the sobered and hardened man of lil'ty. who has seen nil illusions trampled in the mire. Still, for all this, it is better to aim liiah. live purelv and sine. rely, and, even at the cost of isolation, preserve y.'Ui' own soul from sliina or stain, l-'.vt u the world does late justice over the firav. s of those who bud the courai'e to speak and act the truth. AliVKIITlSKM KYI'S. L. M. ALSTON. Il.tvlm- .tirh ink cry .'ii t if i low iri-jiirctj to . Iic-iienntit atl.r. 1. 1 mil SUPPLY tin. m.iht wiinlti l limn in cvrry ti s.ei:l Iji.)1i Rk Iu llKI' H, Ml.i;l HltINK. WHY HE WAS LATE. MOTHERLY FIRMNESS. Two bovs iu b -d. Jim (toToun Take your old feet, away now. Jim Ain't huriiu' vu. The occupiitit of an oiVtee on th.' fourth floor of the Catnpat block cried "Come in the ol 1 1 1 r d;iy t'-wurd tlie door and an ancient Afrieauentered and remarked : "1 a little behind' ban', hut IV hcah all de same." "Who are you?" "I ley calls tue I n -le Isaacs, sah. I used to sweep out your room, ymi 'mem ber r "O yci?. And what do you want now?" "Chris mas present, sah. "It's a Icctlc late, but IV hear." "H ill. Voti should have come around before." "Couldn't do it, sah. hear to it." What iu in ?" 'R'g.'in'lan who bosses sah. He ji-t turn, d no loo; I hurried right up." Well. lure's 15 cents. I "Thanks, sail. If I doan' come around i u xt y'ar at d" pro.er time doan' yon worry limit me. oil il Know 1 ze up "far ajin. an' dat degcin'lain absc mds to my dcbbeitin' myself out till de sontcnee Iiuh d.-spiivd. iletroit hW' V'-ss. UNSUSPECTING. Tutu Vou arc getting over my My tuWt is MUftUeU with nil Uu: tli-licucies tlie niarkei atlurilh. And then Kood cigars to TOP Ol-T WITH. Uivt uie a (,-Hll uud a chiiucc mid you will SATISPIEU. My Bakery ih supplied w ith everylliln mid my (JriM-ery is miNuriuissfd. All kind-ol' Cukcn, Ties CrackiTNiuifl ItrcHd, Ctinnctt tittuds, lliiltur, ChtiL-se, Nuutt, ToUa.vu, Ac. I. M. Al-STi-N, Vt iiKhiinr'uii Avenue, Wt-hloii, N.L LIQUORS. IV man wouldn't wui ! house, dis noon and "I used lo lliiuk men bail an awfully easy time." slid Mrs Kiauks, "but I have changed my mind, and hereaiter I tu ooiii)i to take all I lie care of Churn s 1 possibly can. You see, the other illumine;, 1 told Charles we warned some w.it.d. and Iu be suit' mitt oilier some. W ell, 1 waited all day and ihat wood didn't com", and I was almost anry. for 1 said, 'he has for gotten it as usual.' Chailes didn't come uiiiil late; Km- all. r 1 had rctirtd. He had to i!o tn bis club. i. li.l it setuis he was th-tainid until alttr midnight. Yes, be was kept there nil. r liil.li.ilil He wan awfully rut less and kept talking in bis sleep, sayinn every once iu a while, Vive me another th llai's wiith ofchip:-.' So you sec 1 knew ttiat his iiuiiu was trouti.eu about that wood How much it must have worried him. to thus disturb his rest! Hereafter I'm poiiio to attend to all the house matters myself, l'onrtnan! he lias enough to both.'r Itim without doing honie errands." ,. , . . I. .i,i i.. ,i l. ........ I l... .... was a sincere .Mormon, nut tier anection j 1 "". '"" " ""." "" f..r l.,.r I'.t.ier t ltibl ...it the belter til her I while that armies are Worthless faith tor a time, and until she could be I ili.ciplinc, and always cheerfully respond placated K.lder Crully had to hany bis I d to wt i it-test regulations. harp on the wi.luw. ThiMucnns ieortl to to bring Jane to see. th- error of her ways arc familiar to all who hare had in tercourse with the strange people who in In a li'.tlc. while I ascertained that the lid Pennsylvania Cavahy picketed the Ked eral lines in our front, and through the de votion of bright, handsome and patriotic We Tell vim Plainly That Siiniuous Liver lieuulator will rid you nf llypcpsia. Hi a lachc, Constipation, and Killiousncss. It will brake up thills and fe ver itit.l prevent th. ir return, and isa com plete antidote for all malarial poison y,'t enliroly free from ,uinine or calomel. Try it, anil you will be astonished at the trood results of the penuine Simmons Liver Ueg ulator, prepared ly J. II. .cilia & Co. nich ill 1 nio. All winter nis. .Is at prime cost for earth, to make room for spring stock. 1'. N. Hainback 4 Co. AsTnV'isliiN'ii si c uss. It is (he duty ..f every person who ha- used n.Mn, s fi'ei'iurn Syri to h t its Wonderful . jii.iii tics he known l their frietils in tilling t'ousiiuiptiou. severe Coughs, Croup. A.ili ma, Ku. iiiiionia. uu.) in fact all tin.. at and liui)! di.as No p, rsi.n ein ns,1 it with out immediate rihef. Thiec ,Iom-s will I relieve anv ease, ami we , .nter t tie.. .1, nv ol ..II llruisls to r.o ..nun. n.i it to the poor, ilyiim ci.nsuii.. live, at least to try one bottle, as Mi.iliiu il.ii. n bottles were sold last year, and no one case where it tailed was reported Such a nicdi. inc as the fiei itt'tit Syt lift ealitlt.t he too widi -ly known. Ask your druiist about it. Sample dottier, to try. sold at ten cents lto;:uiar size. 7o cents. Sold by nil drui" oM and dealers, inthe I'liiled States and Canada. - . Minn!'. He tHitrirf. The best cleanser, preserver and bcauti lier of the teeth. Prepared of harmless ingredients, and can lie used without the slightest injury to the enamel. It will beautifully whiten the teeth, make healthy liuma, and sweeten the breath. Price '25 ets. per bottle. Kor sale by all drii3istii. Once tried, you will use, no other. uith ill 1-0)0. Just received a line of plug tobacco; ; very cheap. V. N. Suiaback i Co. .1 ini A iiit . Toin.---Are J i in - Htoiy. M t.llier tin to sleep, children. Tom dim keeps un n pnttin' bis old feet on me. dim Ain't Maw. Mother .linmiie, take your feel a way. dim Ouch! Maw Tommy pinched me. Tom--Hi. bi t Maw. Mother It' yon don't go to sleep l will come there and whip you both. Jim-- I cin't done unit that n,.w ! Maw make Tom ,iiil trying to cut uic willi bis old toe imil . M'lther- Tommy, behive yours df. Ti.n, -Aim doiif notion' Maw. Jim- - Arc too. Maw. To hi Ain't ouch ! Maw, Jim's a pincl.in' me. Mother lio to sleep this minute, ot I will co ne there an 1 whip you both. Sol another word oil. of vou. Just uiiuili.-r word if vou dare. .litn tiiiinne my pillow. T,,m Take your old pillow. Oini. ! M.tw. .1 mi's a kiekiu' inc. Mother Didn't I tell yon I'd whip you t Never mind, you shan't go down town with tne to-morrow. .IrA-iiiH'irc 7V..e,A,'. lluckli'nN Arnica Malve. The licst Salve in he world for Cuts, llruists. Sores. 1'lceis. Salt lihciitn. Kevcr Si.res. 'fetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skiu Kruplions, and posi tively cures Piles, or no pay reiuircd. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money return led. I nee u.i cents p,r boi. for sale bv lirtiwu ,V ( airaway, Iblifux, N. C. Hew to (.nil. Flr-ll ami sitrcti);th. I'se aftcreaeli meal Scott's Kmulsitin with lly)'pli.,spl,it,x. It is as palatable as milk, and easily digested. The rapidi ty with which delicate people improve wild us use is wotulortul. I se it ami try your weight. As a remedy for Consumption. Throat affections, and ltrumhitis. it is un eiitaled. Please reatl .' "I used Scott's Kinulsion in a child eight months old with good results, lie gained four pounds in a very short time.' Tim Pntw. M. 1.. Alabama. "I gave Scott's Kinulsion to a gentleman 1.5 yours old troubled willi Chronic llionehilis. with the must excellent result." J. C. Camis, lliukci) Arrow. Ala. mar 'Jl-lmo. C. SMITH. .st a; ihsliqi'ohs, s:; ins cigars, .sa'a; ins aitocKitiKS. ii a, A (II VMI'ION I.I All. I Iot i a !'.:.r ,.ut vv c.-t tnm to l.ea.i oH ihe liars who gel up the circulation s'atenietits of some ,.f our daily iaiers The western liar says : Hill Vandtrs. who fell through the roof of a saw-mill w hen the boiler explod ed last, coughed up a circular-saw and a piece of lung to-day. Yr. Wilkins put the hum back under Vandcr's shirt, and set it up by (he steam gauge. 1 1 o was so far re covered ibis morning that bo blew the bottom out of the lung tester, ai.d the wa ter in the machine lie r y drowned a Hap list preacher It is believed that the duck iug the preacher received will prevent him mini wncerang Minelay. antlers, who was the engineer at the time of the holler ex plosion, was not ouly docked tor the 61' teen minutes he was iu the air, but the owner of the mill made dim repair the hole in the roof at hii owo eipenae. besides, bringing suit fot the recovery ul the taw." CJfiiED qOODS. KYKKY MUNK IX SEASON. IuTC. Smith at Kvans' old stand Washington avenue, Weldt.u, X. C. ,1,'C l,'. tv J.LFII. o PliOl'RIKTOn OF o BEER AND POP BOTTLING WELDOIT, IsT. C. I wish to state to tlie public that I am now piriNired to supply I)caltr, Suloona, &c-, with Carbonated waters, liinger Ale, Kursaparilla, Lemon, Soda and St mw berry flavors FRESH BOTTLED. Also Cream Soda, all of which is a pleasant and healthful beverage. BEAR IN MIND, That all dealers in Weld ,n and surround ing country towns arc keeping the above for their 1 1 lends and the public. Abo the Hcrgner Si Kugel standard pruot l.ogcr Ueer. 1 ry it and sue lr yourselves. Alwaya bottled FRESH TO ORDER. dive rue a trial and ee. He Hpeetfullv, J. L FRYAlt, Weldon. N. C. tHiV "-1 V Yfili tin live Ht home and make mure maner hi wok f.r un, Ulan at ni ytliim elac In thisworld C.ipiut iml needed; you are sliirli tt free, linih ieiea : nil act. Aor mu1 can Jo the work enrni!ig! Mire from rlrst start 'iUy mi tti t ami tcrnih free. Better not dvlay. Tiisb you nothing loaend un vmtr fldrt-a and find out. if vou tire wiw you will do n al uo. U. lUlXEi T 4 u., Portland. Main. dee-2-iy. ADMiyn Rend ilt wit for poMae 1 I li jTj. and reeclre free, a enaJr tx.K ot iroxxU tiu-h win help ytHi 10 more Kufttr rivht away than anything eiae In tliU wurid. AjI ufritliHraex aumed from Aral hour. 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