Educational Department.
TBS PURPOSE OF RBVISW8.
I. IhlndmU what the child
X. To find oat what the child
Aw Dot know.
i lb mate diflealt part* more
4 lb add new matter to the
4. To ahow tb* relation of mb
tbrnhaT
to iaveecrpabau.
T. Tb pteeeat
tya.
origiaal thong ht.
the habit of
and ex*
TBS TIMS FOB RE VIEWS.
1. At tke beginning of each
2. At tba okm of aaoh laoita
S. At tba eloaa of aaoh weak.
4. At tba eloaa of each month.
K. At tba eloaa of aaoh term.
§. At tba beginning of aaoh
!• At Hina wbao set' ezpactad
by*w•
MXTHODfl Of REVIEW.
1. Topical, far aaoh individual.
2. Trofieal, far tba antiia elaaa.
A Written, with abort ana ran.
Written, with more gaaaial
A Oral, qiii as at hod.
T. Oral, tell-ell-joa-kncre meth
od.
A IWaimarioo and debate.
BUQOX8TION8.
L Lean to qwaatioo witboat
£
g
r.
A Giro tba dall and alow ooaa
M. B* In aarwaat; be eothari
—
the wrong. If there » an ever
lasting nuisance in the world, it it
be. The reflect ion in the glass
shows him the ooe whose Judg
is infalliblo, and in sorrow I
hia.eyee gase upon the multitude
in the wrong because, they do not
agree with him. The boy who
■tarts oat realizing that he must
make errors, bat with the deter
mination to profit by them and
not repeat them, has learned one
of the world’s greatest lessons.
Oar youth should be trained not
to be over cautious through fear
of making mistakes, not to be
over proad and ashamed to ae
know lege mistakes, but frankly
confessing when he finds himself
in the wrong, undismayed through
perseverance to succeed in spite
of miatakee.—Midland Schools.
Among Oar Kxchauge*.
Akron, Ohio, ia to have all iU
public schools equipped with bath
rooms. Great ia tlta "moder i"
city school I Even now the par
ent ie privileged to kies and spank
his child only a few times before
it beeomee the legal property of
the public school, and we shudder
to think that are long he stay be
denied even that privilege.—Miss
issippi School Journal.
Yea, and the boy ia schooled at
pabUo expsoas, supplisd with
books at public expense, bathed at
public expense, lunched at public
expense, and so on to the end of
the still “to be oontinned" story,
will grow up without that inde
pendent self-reliance that is the
eeeeaoe and glory of a high and
eelf-rsepecting manhood, and will
continue aa he has been brought
up, u profitless pensioner upon
public bounty. And yet they say
the function of the public school
ia the making of the cituen.—
Florida School Exponent.
Thera era parents so dsnssly ig
norant ss to allow their children
to grow op and follow their own
Incline tiooa. When children,
raised by such parents, find that
they cannot have their own way
in school, usually besoms dissat
isfied, and either leave the school,
or if they remain, persist in giv
ing the teacher troable and msk
H unpleasant for all concerned.
Such children are to be pitied,
rather than blamed.—Gem of the
West. _
Tba teacher who kae ceased to
grow fa dead already. Tbs teacher
who lack* spirit, who posse teas bat
little individuality, baa probably
bees dead for soma time. Mere
eebolaiehip alone will not make a
teacher. To this mast be added a
true character and a professional
spirit born of a desire to be the
beat teacher possible, and renewed
and strengthened by e careful and
constant study of the fundament*
el principle* in edaoation.—The
Ohio Teacher._
The tea ah sc who fails to keep
thepupOebrny will hare pupils
who will keep the teeeber busy.
Aotirity fa the natural state of
child life; the child who fa not
native fa either eieb nr lasy. Hap
py is the teacher who know* bow
to direst this aotirity in the right
channel. The toaober mart «H
idto sympathetic touch with bis
papila to eaart the proper iafia-1
ease over ibeae Mfae 8sbool
Them fa nothing libs the oil of
goad, wbeii reeled, bamaoiaiag
sympathy to make the wheels ef
the eehenlreeas na without frie
thm. If yen hare mask teoable
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Dr. N. C. Hunter, Druggist,
RockinghAJm, N.C
Neat Door to P. O.
M v goods are bought new at oaah Baltimore prices and
carefufly selected, henoe 1 can offer excellence iu quality
and moderation in prices.
My prescription department is an especial feature oj
my store, well stocked and under my personal care. I will
All vour prescriptions accurately ana promptly, day or
night, ana at fair prices, no matter where or by whom
written. I will supply your demands promptly for any
thing usually kept in a modern drug store. Gall and let
u«bw me acquainted whether you buy or not, that our
future relations may be the more agreeable.
Rospoctfully,
N. a HUNTER.
NEW GOODS-NEW STORE
The people should know that I have on hand, and am
daily receiving a choice lot of Heavy and Fancy Grocer
lea, including all varitiaa of Canned Good., Confection
eries, Fruit., Ac.,—all Freah and marked down to onm
pat* with any market. Let everybody try me on quality
and price*, and I'll risk getting their future order*.
With thank* for favors already received I am,
Respectfully,
J. A. McNair.
Ton Want Good Work
-And You Want It Guaranteed.
J. D. Young, the Veteran Shoe-maker, who has always
given von satisfaction, is still on hand, ready to serve you
as faithfully as in the past. Call on him, over the Porter
store, next door to Headlight office. You see you can, get a
paper to read while yonr shoes are being repaired.
i. D. Young
Attention, Farmers!
From Beptlst Until November 1st
I .m offering to to thet olw of P°°P «J Qrmde
over offered. Nov friend, oril on me •" K>
A SINGER
for your tamily. b, j
drew. on -mu —*» «-—•
> Hhoml piflcdbnnt. for CASH
I handle the higheet grade oil made. Needles
and Parte (tarnished for all machines.
Ut>pairing * Specialty,
B. F. PALMER.
gopttmbw lrt, - —1 —
THOSE buggy tickets
AT one DOI-LAN eaoh.
w. no wiling «»“ b*™ ot
com. ,.d p.y yonr reUerip.ioo.odgnonv
.on .re no. . wbwribor to the HEADLIGHT, no
i, ,h. tlm. to .nbwrlb. wd p* . tiokn.
the 800 ticket* will draw a
fine top buggy
o*a»«o.oo»>h°1" MWmOMACHIM*.
th. bwt In tbo world toko yoorpholco.
Borne one will get the buggy, *nd you m y
be the lucky pereon. Call at th*
flpainiflht PriatiaM Office.
Town Taxon
TumwthlMWn of Kooklaf
kM*K Vmtf Mm ms
taolu lor Mm jsor IMOU boss boon
^wsIbg^MfclorhioMbM oo»
A. >. RICHOUKMf,
To** Mormhol.
APhiPtfahrltk ’
,T2rT2
4osS
a«iw.. »•/ mo or wrlM.
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Attention Fanners.
Do You Know That You Can Use IApp’s Fer
tilizer at a Co8t of About One-Fourth
tho cost t>f manufactured guano anti make as much per
““Si.,-V0U can do **■» a,ld wiI1 K've »uo pleasure
to RKOVL it to vour satisfaction. It is preparetl bv a
secret process, fhe following gentlemen used it this year,
And you can consult them as to their oxocrionco with it:
Messrs. H. C. Watson, B. S. Ledbetter, John S. Coving
ton, D. W, Watson, A. J. Harrington and others.
so ^ wil*c08t y°u on|y I*’’-00. I sell farm rights for
93-UU. 1 ownship and County Rights sold at reasonable rates
E. M. BOGGAN, Agent,
Sept. 16, 1901. Cordova, N. C.
Right* tor aalo at Y. M. Boggan’a atore.
SHORT CROPS MAKE LIGHT PURSES l
And knowing this, I have prepared to Airmail £
my customers and the general public,
The Best Family Groceries of all Kinds, S
a little cheaper than tho can he purchased else
where. Good weight, good measure, best quality. |
Now try me and be convinced.
SAM B. SMITH. |
I
The Sugar Trust, l HUH HA ^
The Steel Trust, t A A A Af p
The Plaid Trust, ► 7 7 7 7 .«
And many other trusts still exist, hut the local mer
cantile trust has been forced to smitheration in the dry
goods line by the Leading firm of Rockingham, Blacker
Br o Now you can
Buy a Good Suit
of Clothes, Pairof Shoes, PaLrof Pants, Hat, Shirt or any
thing in gent’s furnishing goods at a price to compare with
the short crops.
Our buyer has spent several weeks in the North buy
ing goods at the very lowest possible figures, that you may
reap the benefit of his extended trip. He has been work
ing for your interest and now we invite you to call and se
cure the many bargains in store for you. ,
A big.line ofTrunkB, 8uit Cases, Valices, Etc . at ex
tremely low prices.
See our enormous linh of gent’s underwear.
Respectfully,
|| Blacker Bros.
'*'* Sandford Bailding, - - - Rockingham, H. C.
Hard on Farmers
bil'Sw'S' »b « •!■»«
tnom ail kinds of mnniina CGr . v w***n I c«n «*n
SUSITk0?^ R<C<5’ Ton®or,
thing kept in a flrat^laaa 0(1 Oooda and every.
“"‘"'““SSr51-—
_Y- M. BOCGAN.
H°. Ye Fanners and Mill Men I
« M. to w. J, b.Y/C, “ £ *"•' « H«. y.
»o*«r, flofTee, canned Pi«k (i,| *?K b,lcon n°»r.
•wything in (he eating IJm ’ onloM
-ju« X jl» JSz £? r *»•
land aee for yourself, ^om*» °h, oome
' JOHN R. SMITH.