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GLEANER
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PATRON
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I.A5KER, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, K- Cy THURSDAY, KAY 31, 1894.
NO. 22.
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DIRECTORY.
V)KTHAMPTO POMONA QUAKOE. t&U-
looking Back.
For the Patron and Gleaner.J
r A E Peeh - Overeer. N"ez- I gazed on the Vy at sunset.
L Griffin; Stewart, 11. ,
cretary, E. C. Allen ; I, A. S., Isabel
,eoatch;-' Cere, Mr. J. W. unm.i ;
om.vi:, Mr. U. C. Laadter;. Flora,
r. M. 'L. Lane.
f.g nuartedy on the 4th Tueudays
t April, uly, October and January of
ach year. ;
QTlVq TVTAPAf AT oo the principal thoroughfares
ijlAljJ JN liiill A JM along which visitors bad to pass acre
decorated, and many or uiem eiaoo-
MILLINERY!
I announce to toy friends and the
Kiblic generally that I am now re-
bpivin0' irons l ait i more
iVork my Spring Stock of
Milliner Goods
Of the latest Styles and Fashions.
r am determined to sell them at
Would oe pleased to have you
call and examine my Stock before
purchasing Goods In this Line.
Respectfully,
Bias. J. H. Spcvev,
L9ker, N.C.
As dartfcht was fading fart.
WhH ttw. o ;jave tvack hi Jjtory
To th eScwids lhat nVated past.
And I silently renumbered
How oft had the gnu gene down
In days that had long departed
And left me wearing a frown.
And how often! oh, how often
Have my days been spent In vain,
And with deeo rwrrets and sorrow
Have my tears dropped ilown liwe ram:
And how often have ray efforts
Been but failure, at tlietr Dest,
And my heart sunk down repinit.js
As the sun sank :n the west.
Second Commencement a tSttf-
illatiiiiiiuciii ouivck i many sites. rven uw . ..
flnmincr with Dec
.......aa omrotft wairona. norses. t xw r r
innPFn HflJinniin'S PRIDL btcvcles. and almost all conveyance,. j pie anxious to be present at the x-
I
ject from the standpoiotofa patrlrl.
American statesman. e uavc not
the space to nttempt to gi-e any ex.
tracts from his great fpeech bat may
do so later.
a n m. the chanel waa
av r v - - - - a
were decorated with the colors of the
ercisca of Uie graduation class. Tle
young ladies aqaitted thenntelvca
with creUt to themselves and honor
to the instUution. At the Hoe of
DRESS GOODS.
T.iidjff I If n want of a beautiful
l awn, Percale, IW -or Whtt Dress,
i-oine to see We have an tten
stock of the ffool now in.
STEI'nTKNSOK & IlAKHIS!,
with Cuxton Jfc Bauoham,
5.I7.U Rioh Square,". C
Tlien in stranger lands I wandered,
Seeking peace and joy and rest
Rf a'.inar iik-ter disanpointMient--
Wasted hours and heart distressed.
But what are my, faults and failures,
Causing deep regrets and pair?
Loving monitors to warn me
Not to walk that way again.
And t hough this heart has been decoyed
Far, faraway to roam,
Twill only help me more to love
'Hie peace aud Joy of home.
G. H. It.
Myrtle Rest, May 24, 1S04.
Normal. These, with the kind ex
Mattv niafino-iiiahd La prcssions o me cu.u
dies and Gentlemen. r- .-- ... h:ulie ercis- Mrs Itrysn.tl..
unmist&Kanie evinenwa m c,- . r.i
V.0 SPPEk esteem in HUiC.H.eGreea.boropj. dutiful wife of U,e -tor oftb.
BBYAN S GBEAT SPEECH jn8lllotioa of ,,ay. made a ukhI excellent ad.Ucsi
1 . . . &- , . .i ... .i tr iiiA voiincr wotnen of tlve schod.
Tbrillfd Ois Inmens Audience by
lib Blatchless Eloqctnce--Ui
Brilliant Wif.
THE PLACE TO BUY
MILiItlHERV
IGENL GORDON'S LECTURE.
AJf IMMENSE CRO'P GREETS HIM AND
HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY VUST
AS EA8Y TO 8TOP THE FLOW OF
' THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER TO
THE OCEAN AS TO KEEP '
THIS SCHOOL FROM
BEING A SUCCESS."
An event long to Ue remembered
in the history of North Carolina was
the second annual commencement of
the State Normal and Industrial
Pafvpn "Pathfir and Son.
Vvn . ... I VUC QWliC "
w iinvo' a rriftt deal to sav in I echini fnr rnnntr women wituated in
our literature aboat the confidence tue hospitable and heaatiful city of
.i u :.f Ur.uun a mot itr ri..,clwtM ir fZn 1 ftrd r.fMlri tv. 'Where
that slKiuld exist lietween a mother
and hec daughter, but we ignore al
together too much the "frankness .that
pbould exist, between a father and
his in, writes Eiward VV. Bok in
-At Home with the Editor" io the
June Ladies' Home Journal. It is
I am constantly receiving ncw,not rigbc to expect that our girls
shall bear the wiKje Durctea oi aiorui
responsibility'. Our boys must
taught that the world expects
A
Tightness in a man just as n.uctvas u
VKiks for it io a woman. . If the nicer
L.r tUv at . nrutccted buao unfair
I n.orai discrimination, that is no rea-
son why the men of tomorrow f-iioum
io so sheltered, i f it is for women to
things in Ladies' andChildrens Hats
mm m . m
and trimmings; natronage soiicitett
desire aiso thank my friend 1
wd patrons for their confidence ano
liberal ntrms tiiis season and
fs'hal! try ad m-crit a. continuance of
the sane.
Yours Respectfully,-'
Miss Alma Bishop,
Buxton & Baugham's Store.
5 17 4t Rich iquare. N C
the last witched battle of the Revolu
tion was fought and. where the clos-
ins scenes of that memorable strug.
gli, the W,ar between the States, was
enacted. Ye once felt some regret
thatChe first institution in North Car
ottria established for white women
bv State aid was not located at the
city of Raleigh ; but after goi' g to
G reensbonr tin the occasion o f the
second commencement and seeing
and knowing of the generosity nd
tiosnita'ity of her neof .. 'and' their
irreat love and work fnr education.
we are convinced that no mistake
mH in lix!atin this great
n AO a-i.w . - " r
learning which is destined o uo so
mach good for the good old North
State. ":
Rc 10.30 o'clock an enormous
crowd had assembled to the Normal
and Industrial School chapel, every
available space being occuptea ana
many had to be turned away. On
the rostrum were seated about a hun
dred destinguished gentlemen and
ladies who came to do honor to this
occasion. Among this large number,
besides Mr. and Mrs. Bryan we no-
ilced Governor and Mrs. EH as Carr,
Chief Justice and Mrs. Shepherd.
Mayor James E. Boyd, Judge Dick
of the Federal Court, Rev. Dr. Ad
kins editor of the Christian Advo
cate, Attorney General Osborne,
Rev. J. T. Michaux, Mal.'S. M. Hn-
ger Er State Superintendent of Pub
to the voong wotoen of tle schoid.
We have no space at present to
speak of the able and Appropriate
address of Gh'et Justice '.Shepherd f
Uie Supreme Coort of North Carolina
in nrceentiog the bound volumes or
the Constitution of the United State
and that of North Carolina to each
of the graduating class ; nor of the
sermon ol Bishop Rondthalcr from
the text, lie opened his ear '.lo dis
cipline, -.which was indeed happily
conceived and ably delivered ; nor or
the happy effort of Rev. Jesse I'age,
f If nrranton. in presenting the Bi
bles to the eight graduates ; nor of
Gen. Gordon's speech to the stodcnls
in which be cooiplimcnled North
Carolina npbn having within its bor
ders this splendid institution, and in
illustrating the hold it has upon tue
lie Instruction. Capt. S. A. Ashe ed hearts and affections of the people
Sireee-wor to BarTTON t KlCHOtS,
isanti PR000CE ,iS1
COMMlSSjOSMERCHANT.
P.-rsooaV attention given to the sale
of K-zss- Poaltry,' Tas Pe'-uuit, Live
Stik, Jotat3. Fmi', Lambs, yege
ahles, and all Country Produce.
24 Commerce St., Norfolk, Va.
Kf fere net', Bank of .Commerce. 4-'My.
t ilpptre to announce to my friends
an.l the public generally that I have
now opened 'a branch of taf business
at Seaboard. N. C, and ant prepared
to do all fcmds of coach making,
blacksmith work and repairs.
I thai! also carry in stock
a nice line of Baggies, Fur-
niture, etc., etc.
Undertakiiig a Specialty.
WtKi-lfiv and Aletaiiio luriai cases
always in stock.
I have rvceni ly fitted up a new
Hearse.
Respectfully,
am 3L D. L. Harris.
DR. G. M. BROWN, V
W00DLAD, If. C,
Teeth extracted wlttout palu.
Mi.-afj tluir cuoeentioo of the moral I schwd auiong such noble people.
siandar;! for men. it is fir the young We arrived at GreensUiro Tties-
tnen of tod ay to ..adjust themselves uj day evening way zz. mmi --'fe"
-A healthv i whprp. we had the oleasure of hear-
' '.' i i,ft (iftrwlAvl in.r Vrtrthiiranttjn's distinguished. ot-
irMllKIICB9 imU-wcciJ , . . j . iu6 r '
and their fa-hers is the first step. ator, Hou. T. W. Mason, deliver a
This is man's part in the aim for so great oration at the laying oi iut
inl firitv. Womeo must cease corncr stone of the Confederate
j - .
their blinking L actions in men monument erected in memory of the
which they will not tolerate io wo noble Confederates who aiea ngut
men: men, to w-hom experience has (ng for a cause they believed to be
fold to the voonger hust.
men. It is a favor to a boy that bis committee of citirens were at
rMi.'nffa I.r11 he analvEed for him by the depot to welcome Governor and ;- ti.is occasion but at any tie
his father; that he be taught that his Mrs. Eli as Carr. Chief Justice and cy couia make it convenienlTf
selfcontrol, or his loss of it, means Mrs James E. Seepherd. Col., J. S. v,sit lhl8 school hich belongs to
an ascent or a descent in the social 1 Carr and Mrs. Carr. of Uurham.
f 'ri : MA harm in f.f,lKr I Ci.u Cirworirfmflnt ScarbOTOUgb,
Itcaie. iucic n iiw - r o mi.
pointing out these things to bis son ; Attorney General Osborne aud other
. , man chfuilil I nr. itir rnidlv fillin?
ieCtS IO OO SO. a jhuu iuuou.... ye iwuu - - -t j o
never be expected io any point of up with visitors and many evidences
... ' T I. ; Taflw . a. Via trrmrxd ctOC.asion
CuUraiity lr C-fa siivw vticsw v- - cf
er can explain and warn his against, notwithstanding ihe threatening rain
- ; . the next aay.
There IS a Boy I Can Trust. Ou Wednesday morning Hon. Wil
itor of the News Ohserver Chronicle.
lnf. Lee T. Blair, Prof. Joseph
Holmes State Geologist, Capt, T. D.
Boone and Ex Judge W. P. Shaw of
Hertford county, Mr. B. F. Aycock,
Col. Jno. R. Webster editor of Web
sterns Weekly, Mr. J. A. Odell. Prof
Alexander Graham. Dr. II. B. Bat
tle, Hon. Jno. C. Scarborough. Rev.
Ur. J. Weaver o( the M. E
church. Col. Jiillan-S-Carr. Pr. R- U
Ktancell. J. M. Spainbour and many
others. After every available space
in the large chapel was filled to its
utmost capacity Dr. Chas. D. Mclver.
Prsiiicnt of the Scl.ooi, arose aoi
stated "that owmg to illness Superin
tendent Scarborough wKikt not ppeaK
as announced in the programme.
The morning exercises were then
opened by a song of invocation by
students of the school ana: an appro
priate prayer by Uev. J U. vtcayer.
D. Presiding elder of the oretns
lnro District, after another song Dr.
: .
Mclver extended on behalf of the
faculty and directors of the icstitu-
tion a cordial welcome to all, noton
the people ot the State.
Governor Carr then arose u min
duce the orator of Ute day aud was
greeted by long and continued sp-nlause.
....
After the applause had subsided
he introduced the speaker in a short.
appropriate speech, every wora do
iog to the (oinL When Mr. Bryan,
who is a very handsome man oi com-
said it was' just as caiy to slop the
flow of the Mississippi to tue ocean
which would have to be clone Dy
building a dam as high as the snow
capped mountains and the babbltug
brvks which trickled down their,
sides ic which it has its source
as to tear down this school
or keep it from being a success.
We also will have to defer reference
to Ida oelcbrateil lecture, '-Last days
mm m
of the Confederacyv- delivered a
nitz'it to an Immense audience. It'C-
commencement was a grand euc:es
in ecry way.
There were 390 young ladies at
this schwd the paet session and as
many more applied for admission
who had to be turned away for lack
of room. And not a line of advar-
tisement was inserted in any news
paper in the State. This shows-the
great demand for and popularity of
this school. There were eight lull
graduates this ye&r ; twenty who re
ceived certificatcsof proficiency entit
ling them to teach io;iny school in the
State for five years without exami
nation ; and five more who received
certificates for proficiency in the bus
iness course, all of whom could writ
eighty words and over per minute of
original matter in sitort hand, one of
whom. Miss Rachel Brown, could
write one hundred and twenty words
ner minute. She has been elected
stenographer of the Teachers' As
sembly at Morchcad city which con
venes in Jone.
Twenty young ladies, graduate!, of
J. D. Riddick & Co.?
Ccmmission ' Merchants,
'ioi Crawford Sr.,
PORTSMOUTH. VA.
TVTAKE specialty of Eggs, Hams
AX and Poultry. Quick sales.
Prompt returra witu check. Correa
pondence solicited.
Reference., People Bank,
Portsujoutlh Va.
greeted with lood, prolooged ap-
lause.
I Mr. Brvan lcgan his speech by
saying that tt was always a pleasure
to Lim to speak to the studenU of
the couotry. He anmiunced that the
sut Ject he had chosen was "Money."
and apologized for bib subject by
savin' that it was all iroportanl luai
tiere IS a Hoy 1 tan irusu Uu weancsoay umiuiug .. .. wbo ,9 a very uaiiuwnuv "
Wp once visited a public schK)l. liam J. Bryan, from Nebraska, a mandiog presence, arose lie was
. RcnresenUtive in Congress, . wiio. etd wltU loud. irolooged ap-
l" v ..... A .orm od has made a
co down Uw pIatrorm,t tue master u.a -
fe" V"w-" V . . ! i ..OTi.tof um in his fisht for
said: "That is a boy 1 can irusi. ,
He never failed me.- We followed tariff reform ana v.
ben he took his xt nr recess
e id . fine. opca. manly face, woman. - '
We tlwht a goMl deal about the na-.uww.' y - , jr-- .
maker's remark. What a character ingttm Mty auu - tue . - -
, . Hp had al- not- by a committee or citizens ano on Ue great question . "' " v
had that Uy earned! He had al pot ty hand ofChar-Hh.t -hil man is considered the
" u"" ; . . ,,., ,- , Uie Ul lite Uehbow. U cdusI liave teen times cUe.l u.e neo.. d. "...
a passport into the cal 1M B .osDirine'kW.allv tutned iLe Lead. Mr.
ii, .rvMira Rrranaatbev Rrran made & irreat, grand, rosgom-
rode from the depot in Ue early !cnt speech, one long to be remem
morniog to see the extensive decora-; bered by all who beard him. ano
tlons goinj on and the ciy potting hen be becomes President of the
, ...j... ,..0,nii,Pirhon.!iTnii StatM that soe:h will atiH
OO a coiinay BtJi m,"- : - ,
or and the occasion of the commence- fresh in the minds or our people.
. , .k -- it tke auch Mo nothing otTeDsive to any one.
iu.. mJ ht ia better, into the
Vll-Y, - ' . . . ,
confidence aon respect ov iv
coramunitv. We wonder if the hoys
know bow soon they arc rated by
otber people. Every boy in the
ia known, and opinion
are"formed of him ; he has a charac
ter either favorable or onfavorable.
A boy of whom tne master can
... - . a i.:. .ho narr failed me.
"l can trust uiui -
. a iti
jy oi wauu vc - - j meat in wmcu j "
a trust him ;he never failed me. ro.n4fDl and conspicaous a part, did not iof Uon the name of any po
never want employmenL-Our I iLop wi fcc- litical paxty. bt di:ud Lis sub.
b Animal. j
rill
Dumb Animal
other female colleges in the State,
who attended Una school this year
did I.; gradua e but are likely to d j
so next year.
President Mclver speech in ptc
senting the diplomas to the gradu- j
ating class was the best of U.e kind
we ever heard. It was indeed hip
pily couceived ad ily delivered
shoaing him to Iff a broad minded,
patriotic mao. fully realixiog his duty
as a citin ad as preuaentoi vu
wreat school over which he preside
.
with saJx signal ability.
Wherever a Uu wife cocnes. homi
. alaayaaroundhir. The stars may
K over ber head, the glow worm im
the night's cold graca may be the fire
at her feet, lot lotc is wtere ahe ta.
and for a noble woman it sutUbct
fcr around her. better Uan booe
ceiled wtUi cedar, or painted witk
vermdlioo. shedding lU quiet light
for those who else are hoiceUta.
This. I leUeve. U woman's U iwpUc4
and power. XluhkU.