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'W . THE PATRON AND GLEANER,- i VOL. 3. LASKER, TORTIIAMPTOX COUNTY, N';.Cf THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1891. NO. 42.. 1 Rich Square High Schccl, 'IV. . A bright. Principal. RICH X. C. Tin' Fall Session of this school will 0.,mi Monday, September 24. 1 Clianfes for tuition a follow; Primary Departiaenf, 41.50 Edglish Department, 2.00 Languages,' 3J)Q u4:. Btr. - Board can be secured In good private f.imiliefc or at the Hotel at reasonable rate?,. Tendletos academy. 3JALK AiYD FEMALK. The Fall Term of the Pendleton raderay, Male and Female, will begin o:i the S th day oi September, 1S9L TUITION"; Primary. - - 41.00 nternwwlate, - - 1.50 Kt.iTii - - .-"' . - 2.00 BinMvatt fee procured in private fatn Uicji up reasonable terras. J. G. JOYNER, Pkik. KL' EniU AND BEBftflS!) BillMiD TCMK TABLE, rn Vct 8.20 A. M.. April 16.1P04.' Daily evcept Sunday. ..,.. ; A. M. P. M. Leaver Jacfcon V. C, 8:30 2:15 Moveld, 44 ':50 2:35 Arrive Gnw berry, " ' 9:30 3:15 ..r Train Train WlOfWlv jfo.iV-No.3.- f. M. P. M. Le:ives(Sumbprrv,5T.C. 12:15 4:30 v tfnwffetd, " 12;55 j 5:10 Arrfcesiacksnti, HIS 5cS0 F. Cell, Genl Ugr. CUu, Ehrfaart, Actg. Sup't. Notice, NUce is hereby given that the Republicans of Xorthaniplon county will taeet in convention in the court douse in Jaefcs18, on fvaturday, the 23ib day of September for the pururw of nominating a straight out Kqmhlican ticket, as we hve no candidates io the e(d. JU1 favor able to tii's will please meet at the time and -piece alove icentioaed. &KFXKJT OtX-OJLTCiX, Cb'tn. Kit. MxuTXN. Skcty. SeC J8th. 1894. 'WANTED'S A few good, energetic men to tatfce 'es ai collections for our Coco I any in WerUofd, Bertie, Vorthamp l"iv and Kaifax couatiet. Each man ill.liai- t furnish horee. wiK have l-give bwd for 500, and will have to give ali time to tuic buines. Gd pay will be givoo. Apply to A. M. MATiCS. District Ag't. Singer MTg. Co., Weldon. N. C. IT IS ftBSOLUTElY" The Best KACKINt MADE u , iinea cheaper limn yonU uiie.e. 'Tlio WE IV IIOIE la ""VntrWiliviTnaliotfheanerlilBdfc Jc' ii 4bo L.J.tIAX, IDEAL and ira Suin- fllHcIiinea for $13.00 and bp. all on our usent or -svrlto us. ,a ! your trade, and irpHcea, terms n Kjm r dealing will win. we will "IV. f, nr- - . 1 Jt Pfodncta, EETTEU S50.00 Sewln? iahJue for $30.00, or a tetter $20, SAVPC 4Sfm a buy from ua, or our Agenta. iHKiElS HOaESEHSGSiCBISECO. FOR SALE BY H T. Lcc, Agent, Peudleton, y. C. GAME LAW. UXLAWFCJ. TO SJLL DECK BCTWEES FEB. J8T AKD OCTOJBEJJ 1ST. For the infortnaUon of tle public we give bekiw Uwe game law in re gard to killing defir. Sec. 2832, of the code reads; "Any person wu tfiall bunt with gun, or cliase wiili a dojr, or shall kill or de etioy any deer rtinnlng wild In the wood?, between the fifteenth day of February and tiie fifteenth day of Au gust next thereafter ensuing, unless In an IncloMi re surrounded by a sufficient fence, at least five feet high, hud where such person fhall have a lawful right so to do, shall pay a penalty of ffty dol lar for each off etwee to any person giv ing for the 'same, one-half for bi use and the other for the use of the pu&lk cbool of the school district wherein ihe offence U committed, and shall fee guil ty of a misdemeanor." s Section 2833. ln tne went that noorwe has brougbt a prior suit and proseeuted the sanie in good faith for the penalty preseribed in the preeeedhig seetbih, it shall be the duty of the .ehool coismittee of any township where the said offence shall be eoriimitted, to sue for the aime, atid the wliol; of their reovery shall be. fo tlter selves for the use of their school dis trict, lud they shall aue any person so offending to be prosecuted by kulief inent for such offence.'4 The Legislatu-e of 1889J Chap. 531. Sec. 1. amended the Code , follows : AK AGT TO PROTECT DEEK. "Section I. That section twenty-eight ; hundred and thirty-two of The Code be ameiKlt-d by Ht tiding out, in line three of 4 section, the word tfifteeirv' and iuert in lieu thereof the word '4,firsi nd by striking our, in Hue four of said section, the woraVMifteenth day of A Jfuet',, and insert in lieu thereftiie word 4 first day of October." See. 1. That tbis act shall be infai-CH from and afrer Its ratification. Ratified 'the lith day of March, A, O. i.889. -i. , - - An act the game day changed the dates for Bertie county to 6rst days of Feb. and Aug. of every year. Power of Gentleness, The sands of the sea beach keep back the incursions of the ocean j&ore effectually tliau the rooky protootory. The cliffs are continually shattered by the sea ; but the gently-e Imping beach of fine sands gains on the cean instead of being destroyed by it. The proud, harsh, hard man is o.ften broken and shattered by tbe iiillo8 of adversity which roll harm 4sly against the tint and gen tle, and even yield them treaure. The. smooth aods are only made more velvety by the pounding of the breakers, and in iike manner a gen tle spirit is by tLe storms of oppo ition. disappointment or sorrow made still gentler, and thereby more eoduring. But gentleness is active slh well as passive (xiwer. It is a able to do aa it is to bear. It is closely allied tVnergy. Tbe great est forces ia nature do their work noiselessly. Tiie jcaost energetic dis positions are not iol6U3rjus. The mightiest of foroes is heart power. There is no -bluster alwut that. It is as quiet as the sunshine, and a potent. He who oould wy, AH power is given to cae in heaven and ia earth," was the gentlest of beings. He did not break the bruised reed, or quench the smoking flat. Gentleness is cbaractenc of real mi 1 , e .1.. ! r,. nftV;a p-ul. Luther. Gustavus ...mi,rr . -i fu iiroir f i frr fc iu Lilt: 4 dolnhus William the Silent, Kos- j i8Utb."Garibaldi. Lincoln, have been i as gentle, tender and loving as they 1 were fearless. The courageous! preacher, wbos convicti09 rouse j tlie consciences and stir the hearts of his btarers, is the one who speaks the truth in love. Self-will and harsnness are destructive of person al pover. The lightning. bicb in an iostaat rends the heart of the onk, oomes from tbe bosom of the soft sa miner cloud; thus the effect- M,l hnft -nf sniritnal indignation t SDeecU not from a cold, stern nature, but from tbe depths of a loving soul, Christ-like in iu tenderness as well as ic iU truth. SEABOARD ITEMS. TRC PATHOS AND GLCAXEK AHEAD &ABGE SHIPMENTS OF COTTiOJkf- fEKSOKAL. XTXlfB. Mr. II. J Maddrey rewroed to Korfolk last week. Mr. J. . Cuthrell ha decidedly the prettiest baggy io town. ' Prof. Paticer ba9 quite a fall school pow ; additions eme fa almost daily. Bu&ineps with tbe merchants is much better tiian this time last year. Tbe meeting at the Baptist church at this plaee will begin first Monday in October at night. Mrs. Paul Kiev retnrned home-It i Tuesday from Carrsville, where -6 We has been yisit'ng relatives. Mr. J, El. Ramsay left for Rich nwnd last week where be will at teod Richmond Medical Academy this &e88ion. . Miss Maie Higgins, who has been away on an extensive trip to New port News and other cities is ex pected home soon. Our popular townsman. Mr. 5. G. L. Croeker, lias beenite stok for the past few dy e are giad to report him out again. u Ir. M. R. Stephenson 'has em ployed Mr. Andrew Crocker and will conduct a fancy grocery in cooncc tion with his drug -store. y . . r fn areeent trip to 'Norfolk. M r. Paul Kiey puriha&ol a standard bredbiggy horse ; tie can clip otT a mj(e on good track easily in three minutes. - The protraeted Feting condut- 1 erl at Coneord Uat week by Rev. Mr, Parker assisted by Rev. Mr. Friz elle, of Aurelian Spring; closed Fridy. moch good having beoja ac ompiished, Mr. VV.-R. HTartrhaa aaoved to the "Red store ad has increasedbis stock " considerably. He has with him as eierk a polite and courteous young gent lemjm. Master Norman Harrteon, son ol "Rev. Z. T. Harrison. Our post-office lobby is always packed on Fridavs with people wait ing Cor their Patron and Gleanek. whose circulation doubles that of any other paper recewed at -this office and which is by far- more popular than ay other. We are having Hue weather now and -the farmers are busy harvesting their ,crops. Sixty five bales new cotton has been shipped frotn bore from Sept. 1st to the 20th. Only two bales were shipped last year from Sept. 1st to 20th. Miss Fannie Persons, of South ampton county, is visiting her cousin. Mrs. H. i Duke, to the delight of .many of our gallant beaux. Mrs. Ballance. of Norfolk, who haR been visitins Mrs. Puke for several days returned to her home Thursday af ternoon. Seaboard, N. C Sept. 22. 1894. m r. Gen. Ogle, when submitting a let ter for approval by the Pennsylvania Legislature, which he had addressed on their behalf to the newly elected Preoident, General Andrew Jackson, was interrupted by a dapple little fellow from Philadelphia thus; "Pardon me. sir: I do not wtlito assume to make a suggestion t so ' dieticzuisbed a gentleman as your self, not I caDnot refrain from say ing that it is customary in tbe Cast. A T rmw Imncf all ilia niu. (zliiii m isi u i uuuav at, vuwa.i-- ilizcd countries of Europe. U write , witb a capital lV instead of the small i in ttsiug this personal pro-1 ooon. io epistolary con-espoodeuce - ( General Ogle dre -down ,his heavy - brows, pierctu the dandy's marrow! with tbe firce shaft of scorn that shot from Ids eye. bir.- a, btgiooiog "" bis, .nd ending witli foar - -Ue; I write to such a great man as Gen- eral Andrew Jackson, Democratic. President of the United States, I abase cavself. sir. I e as small an . . . -1 i r as i can ikiI on paper. Hut. str, fit I should ever write to sach a little snipe as you are. I'd use an 'I, sir. I that would fill two pages of fools- 'cap. Col tore and Sacrifice. The instruction of the world bes been carried on hj,perpetuat sacri fice. A grand army of te&chets, au- jthors. artists. scbxloa96ara..pne8- sora, beads of colleges, hare iieen through ages carr'io war agaicst ignorance.; but no triumphal proces sion has beo decreed to it, nor spoils Aif ooaquered provinces have come .to. its coders.; no crown impe rils! has -invested it with pomp and poorer, jln ilonely watch-towers the ;tires .of ,geniua . have burned but to consume aod waste the lamp of life whtleitheyLgavc the light to the world, it is no .answer to say that the vic tiaj8 of .intellectual toil, bnikeu dosrn in health and fortune, have eoanted their work a privilege and a Joy. As well deny the martyr's sac rifice because tie has Joined in his integrity. And many ol the world's intellectual benefactors have been martyrs. Socrates died in prison as a public malefactor; for the healing wisdom he offered his people, dead by poison was the reward. Uomer led & life eo obaoure4 et least, Uiat no lody .knew bis hirtliplnce; and in deed some modern critics are deny ing that tiiere ever was a Homer. Plato traveled haek and tor lb from bis bevne In Athens to Ue Court of the gyracuse tyrant, regarded indeed and feared, but persecuted and in peril of life;'-nay, and once sold for a slave. Cicero shared a worse fate. Dante all his life knew, as he ex pressed it, 'How.saltvWj:& stranger's bread, How bard the path, still .up and down to tread .A stranjer's-stalrs.' Copernicus and Gallileo found science no more profitable tijan Dante found poetry. Shakespeare had a luttue, but too poorly endowed to stand " long : in k is name alter he fefi it; the ineosce pon which be retired was harefy two or three hundred 'pounds a year, and so little did his I contemporaries know or think of him. tnat the critics hunt in vain for the details of his private life. The mighty span of his large honors shrinks to an obscurity of life in theaters in London, or 011 tiie banks of the Avon. THE FELL DKSTROVER. JtUJN W tlOra If T BY TOE PEVON DRINK. Co-nigbt it enters an lujuable home to strike the roses from woiaatfsia -ebeok, and to,nxcscw it eh&llea.ges -this -republic in thethallfiibcoAgresQ. Today it strikes a crust -froai the lips of a starving .child, and tomorrow it levies from the government itself. There is no cottage in this city hum ble enough to escape.no palace strong, enough to shut it out. It defies the law when it can not coerce suffrage. It is flexible to cajole, but merciless in victory. It is the mortal enemy of peace and order, the despoiler of menf the terror of women, the cloud that shadows the face of children, the demon that dug more graves, and sent more souls unsaved to Judgment than all tbe pestilences that have wasted life since God sent the plagues to Egypt, and all the wars sinee osbia &Umh beyond Jericho. It comes to ruin, and it shall profit mainly by iiie rain of 5onr sons and m:ne. It comes to niUleo human -souls, and torua bason oesrts uh rier iu rombltog wheels. It cooes v UsirB(l mitaer dor . oir to lieir ertvti 8" B W.CTOW to Uieif gftl D It comes to xiiaage tle rife a Mnto despair, and Ler pride into ,btme. Itusme. to.tilltbeliuf.liur n , children, il r s , , come. ' to stifle all tbe music of die home, and fill it with alienee and desolation. It comes to ruin yur body and om-l, to wrecK yourfcome, and it knows it must measure its prosperity by swiftness and certainty with winch it wrecks Uis world. Henry IV. Graiy. NOTICE.! J2r nrtu? 4 a dcrc of the Superh k'Oortof Xni ItiMtiipUHi com 11 iv niauV at rtprfl lerw. 1SSI4. l i thr ctse of J. W. Uraiier v. J. E. Alien and Sarah Allen, f,.-an C4Mnnixkiifr lhtriei-i apMtiiifn and aoibortztnl, fhnl, on X'tMiitay, Oc ioImt it, at tht Court koiiM tlmr in Jackou. m-II for cali, by public auc tion, the tract of land on which tile Jd N. E. Allen and wife rekle, sbtiatnl in Seatxiard townbip 011 Hk; nd lending from Turner X Knad to SeibtmH. It tHbi)? rhe tract conveett to tlwin hy J. W. Draper mid w e. and containing sixty. four (G4) acres', more or lew. Tbi Anjr. 24, lsJ4. 11. s Gay, 9 G-4t (-ouitiiUiont-r NOTICE In pursuant of a lecne of the Supe rior (Jon rt of Northampton county iu an action therein eiuliti, wheirbi W F. Grubbs in his own rWlil and a l- j mhibtraior of S. C. Joyner I plaint iff ami Hie niil-rii: eo trustee and Alexander Savage are defendants, J hall, as Cnmmiioner, and a trutc under the power in the mort)faxe del, ell at public auction for cash a& the, Coirt ilou.e dMr in Jaektou, on Mmi day the Ut lay of Ocloler tS94.tl)e fol lowing real estate. 10 wlr : One lot or tract of laud in the town of Seaboard hi aid count', b.uiid-d on the North by the S. & It. railroad; South by tl lot it li. S. Joyner; Eat bv the lot f II L. kJoyner, and Wmt by tle lot of V. 0. .Maotlrey." Said lot 1-bout f0 feel by 70 feet and includes the rtore building occupied by ahl E. Joyner at ths time of I i'm death; hUo all the ritf'U, title ami iutere-t of the ahl E. C. Joy ner it beiux two-thinU bilerert un divided in a certain tract of laud about one mile from Seaboard in aid county, known as the P. U. Edward farm, ad joining the land- of J. T. Maddrey ami othere, and particularly bounded b. u deed in te ltextter,. otHi-e, BmW 61, Pae 78, from P. R. Kdwauli- anil wlf, containing by epliinaiiou, eveiity-tlve (75) acres more or les. ThU Atitfuat 23. 1894. Willis It ag lev, it-30-4t. toiiitniiouer NOTICE ! By virtue of a decree of the Superior Court of Northampton county made iu a sjiecial proceeding wherein Matlie (J. Stjutre and others are plaiutiffK ami May L. L?e ami othei Mre defeudai.ts, I, an couind-iouer therein appointed and an tluirized, shall, u Monday, October tl, 1694, at the court houee door in JhcWoi. sell by public auction tc tin- highest bid der the tract of land therein descrllied to wit : A certain tract lying and leing in Northampton county adjolniut; tin lands of W. E. Hradley. Mo-e Webb himI J. R. Mhmmi. audbeiux on the MMitb ide of the river road and containing two hundred aerei more or less, it in; the same laud conveyed by W. E. Kidd to S. A. Webb, recorded in li k 77 paxe 522 of the Register of Deed of fice of sai.i county. Terms of Sale: Fifty dollars cah and the halai ce iu one and two 3 tars in! jujil payuietita each with interest on deferied payment. This Sept Crh, 1804. Mks. Maitie O. Squire, By Peebles & larri, Comuii.iouec. her Attorneys. 9-lJ-4t KOTICK-I. By s'lTtve of a decree of the Superior Court of Northampton county tiiade in -a special prK-eelini' wherein Walter Grant and other are plaintiff and W. V . tvraut ami others are defendants, I, as couuuf'sioiier therein appointed and authorised, Vhall, on Moudar, October 8th. 1894, at the court liou door iu Tiicksou. sell by public auction to the highest ibidder the tract of laud therein described to wit.; A Tertahi tract of land lyiiUC, and beiux in Xort ham puui coun ty bri Occoueeehee Neck on the road leading from Jackson to Halifax adjoin ing the lauds of E. I. Thoma, T.C. Parker and other and containing ,168 acres. It bMu,g iot Xo.Glu tbediviiioii of Jaine loueCypre,, tdautatnn, which diriioti U recorded In book 64, page 303, of thcRegUier of I)eed-..ittlc- for Raid county to which reference U made for a fuller description, Tkkvs of Sale: Fifty dollar cadi and the balance iu one and I wn fear of equal payment, each with InUu-.cttOi: deferrefl payment. Thi Sept. 6tlt. 194. Walter Ouant. CommUNun-. Dy Peebles & ilarri., his Attys. . BELLE OF WINSTON It sweetens the breath and preeerres the teeth. The bel 10c ping fjn th market. For sale at the leading stores. EXCtU3IrXT HAV1 59fAtT AJrTTTLtJ- I ?4 MihfT r.J SiADAycAjlU " J t 'I uxrsnortto INTU r MAM JTCZrf L.
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