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THE PUBLIC GOOD OUll CHIEF STUDY.
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VOL IV.
YANCEYVILLE, N. C FRIDAY, MAR. 30, 1888.
NO. 30.
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"The News
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YANCEY VILLI; N. C.
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PARKER
Attorneys at La,v,
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VaayI ra aol neceri!y lnt.
DrllHerile
ASnKkvONS stori:, N. c.
.V.ti practice ia Call coaaty. N.C. n!
caa'ira CI: bj faaii arJ oth
promptly altrnJtJ ta.
J. C. Corbctt & Bro.f
A'atchmakers"1 Jewelers,
ciuiti:iTs.;s.c.
vVATCHES. CLOCKS. SPECTA
CLES.iJEWELRY. GUNS. PIS
TOLS, AND SEWING MA
CHINES CartfaUy tra'tl al wnufi'fl
BLACKMITHING.
Te a-iet 'on'n ike i:Uck-
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lorse Shoeina Specialty, !
taaY, akaft atice a4 on ifitonaLle
raaa.
A. B. WATSON.
HP. H. I JOYEGF.
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Surgeon Dentist,
DLaOiwttLa. N. C
Rt?tfaRr oicra Ua tricea ta ibe citi.
o Catvrtl aaJ a-ai- c ctxaiift, in
try 4rpanaaeat Dtiatry. Will ce
aap axttM ta caila by aaajL Ckarga
James Fkicker,
JEWELER,
323 Main Street,
DANVILE, VA.
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xervtorj orgaca are la a hrrrdri
ccadiUoa. and that a laxative La &dJ.
For It parr, Ajrrr'a Cathartic ruia
ar the beat bm11& that can be cuvd.
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f ruea tht lulrtuitj, aad bver foaad anj
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Tcwu ; .1 ijjin.ii8tn J( uj w-cure a rlace far u;eiior to! 1 111 1 h.Vro ef ai;r Nor.lxrrn Hotkse.
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Ko- tie Caaacil New.
Wisclj, zht how wjscljr Has tLc rnn-
im lcn expressed that Ufc is lut
we make L In ihe early ruomio of
life, before the vcre of rcinh-od or
w jnunhoxl has leca reachci!, ds the
!UW ol umca ''b111 urigMcn mc
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J routhfu! mind and carry far cu! on the
bnr.k of the creamy f umed ocean thr
uzauiiiu i.u cs taai var.a u sue-
denly as th-y have appeared It is in
Mtingiis.c of jouth'tlut the Iifc.ness uscfu!ness should hold the
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u..x ru-.s r.i-n ujwn-mc immortal
ahores. and the iM anticipations of)
j br-nt youth ae Urengnt :nto tn; real:-
riti h;th, for so lon his been flit-
t;n across the mind, from early
c!ii! lt&t the mind should le ta-jjM
t. I'jolc in, an 1 carefuKy into the my.-
j :e;tou luture; to penetrate, as it were,
t!i? tlriisc? c'fju I. Li:. vjfMir that floit
c!uud toll ever the sky.
j AIiTiO ih t!r grrt tinop-r.e.! volume
I that contains the sccreis of all lives, is
now scaled to us, yet each day it is be
in& rcea!ed t us in each whirling mo
ment and rapu'Iy moving hour.. Docs
the gulden volume on whose gilden
paes our destinies are written, p:n our
exi.stcr.ee, sometime clipping the fatal
cord before the time fur hfe to be cx-
tti:guishcd? Ah! no, Gol keeps thc
s...rcd si:i!s, and each day thc brilliant
o por unities tlut we hi often idly
s juandcr are penned by His hind and
w;!lbere:nembred against us until the
hour cf repentance arrives. No mat
ter if hfc is full o! picture or pain, sun
shine or shadow, our destinies lie in
our own hands. We can ! either make
a brilliant future for oursches, or dark
en it forever by each little thing that
daily occurs in the routine of our exis
tence. Then, how very careful in youth we
should be to form a spojless claracter
while it lies in our power. On thc
immaculate piges of unknown history,
we should stamp success in brilliant un
fading letters. On the tablet of the
mind shcu'.d be inscribed in burning
letters of gold, usefulness. On thc
haritrin2s where thc fingers of the
fairy play so delicately, the "soft melo
dious .trains shou'd reverberate with
thc one continual strain happiness.
I low often do wc hear of another bright
star rising far above the hotizon, by
some grand victory achieved, or some
great work making a far-tamed reputa
tion when, perhaj, thc person is of
humble origin. Again we hear of a
popular, wealthy, rcno ncd person who
is wielding such a wide spreading influ
ence, as to sway the hearts of thou
sands, when suddenly thc bright blaz
ing star has been extinguished. Only
one foul deed has driven him to the
brink of a deep, daik precipkc, and one
false step has carried him down, down,
m the dark abys bclcw. Then it is
some lives are darkened with sorrow
and crime which if traced far back into
the pat, thc deed were committed by
their oun hands. If only those days
could l recalled all would be bright
and tcau!iful, instead of thc dark shad
ows carelessly thrown across thc path
wjy. Many beauties cf nature arc given
us to feast our eyes r.jon. Amid thc
great foiests even in thc melancholy
t!ays cf autrnn. in the warm genial Jays
cf I r.dun summer du we gize upon the
deuit fdijge Krdcrid and fringed with
cve.y diaerent hue, thc dark rich foli
age of crimson hue, with the j-alc yel
low companion near its sid? making
thc marked contrast mc dicerr.ib!c
l.w ,t!.irnn 3rros the vst frace. and
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the !:on rct :1 tiling Ubre the giro
ixtherrardo. mot picturciM'ue moun
ju?n M-enrn. jus: 1!dw 1 dashing aud J
fuamir g. t!os the waters cf srre an-1
cicnt river rapd!ymhing through glcr j
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anl ho .iows to mc ourn.. ik..,.
Yrt i:h all this Uauty and gran Jcur.
u!uinc arte r.xn..nrs rc j .ic-
t the tepmos: p;re ar.djiy iaked Lyw ta tnakc a govd. col-rj'
U. tC
( the duty be performed x vicory will
be won. Though, perha.pt not so grexi
xs some daring soal that has lived ceu
turics before us. As some brilliant blaz
ing stars in the great blue dome of
heaTen arc greater in magnitude than
the siheTj idooo gliding near their
t $dcs. so are some minds suDerior to
hcrs. Our creation is far t.x cxalteti
uJ nobIc lo flit ar:iy by J)r-dCf uA
io0f CArc$ trcuLleSf and a: eod
in a bUnk bu: purity, happi-
grj.! scepter of time and assist us on
upird aml onward march to the
-dnaldtv where !ifc is a nlea.urc sal
hjraci
Rosebud.
tViVr Thru I'aprr
An exchange tcll its readers to te3ch
the boys and gitU to read newspapers
not sensational, trashy, smutty sheets;
but clean, respectable, plain -spoken
papers. It will do them more good
than can bo calculated. It will make
them intelligent. It will give them
food for thought. It will cultivate a
taste for more extensive reading. It
will cause them to love home better.
It nill make their intellect keener and
ithe r hearts happier and better. Then
as thev crow in wisdom, thev should
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also be supplied with fit-c!ass maga
zines and i;ood books. A good local
jiapcr is the best to begin with, as i'.ie
children can there read about things
that ire familiar to the.11 about their
town and county, and concerning men
and things of which they nave personal
knowledge. From this they go up step
by step unul they rank among the mat
intelligent people of the land.
Jiounehold Jfinf.
It is a good plan to keep a coil of
strong wire about the carriage, as it
may prove useful in mending the
harness sbould it break uncxjicctcd
lv on a jonrnev. ;
a af
"NY rap fruit jnrs with paper to
keep out the liget.
Never sun feather-bed... Air
them thoroughly on a windy bay in
a cool place. The Bun draws flic
oil and gives thc feathers a rancid
ptncll.
Tin vessels rust and are often
worthies in a few weeks, bccaue,
after washing, they arc not tct on
the 6tove for a moment, or in the
sun, to dry thoroughly before they
are put awaj
Mix stove jKlih with vinegar
and a te.ispoonful of fetigar.
To brighten or clean silver or
nickel plated ware, rub with a wool
en cloth and Hour.
A dish of whiting should bckebt
,by every housekeeper. It makes
nickel shine like silver and removes
grease and dirt trom paint withou
injuring it
Salcratus or soda cleans tins bcau
fifuliv. m
Clogged wicka can Ikj cleaned by
!oiling them in sonp-6uds.
Spirits of ammonia rubbed over
nickel ornament, by applying with
.1 saturate) woolen cloth, will keep
them bright.
An old hoe or sade blade set in
to a block of wood, in which a slant
inir slit his Inren sawn to hold thc
b!adc in place, will make a good
boot scraper. The block may be
screwed doorstep or along the
board-walk.
Have mats at tob aud bottom of
c !ar etair, or cIm; car'ct the steps
vit'i old cartet. It will prevent
IcArryti'j: dirt on your feet out of
tjK. L.cnt. . ,
When your coal fire is getting
jyW a!jcS lfu 0ft thrown
. , ,t to Cmc up.
,f cashed into small
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of whiting and Umpblaek. and nnr
method i tof-k tlie whititis ahtlc
and add a little I;uk;iaii blue if a
French pray rvtpitrcd ; a little
flour patc anl salt ludpa to make
it itick. ItufT rcquirvdmnie yel
low, and a pxd Mltnuii can le
made by adding Venetian red.
Odd atul End.
Health is better than-wenlfh.
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Persia gave us tiicpcac!i.
Letg.kd digestion wjtt on appe
tite.
The turnip originally cnnie from
Hour.
The nusc are Against.' thc cla.
fCT?'the world over.
A man must ask leave
of hi
stvmach to be happy."
A few oyster feliclls Avill remove
clinkers from the r:ite.
For ventilation open your, win
dows both at the !p and lotrom.
Try buttermilk fur tho removal
of tan and walnut stains and freck
les.
'Waste in the kit-'hen is cften
very great from apparently trivia!
sources.
Thc cantr.lonjHi i a nafive of
America atid so ealletl from the
iMiiic of a place near Kome, where
it wah first cultiv'cd in Europe.
Thc first coflce house in EurojHj
was oencd at Constantinople in
1554. Another century elapsed
before it. reached western Europe.
Cultivate the habit of lisening to
others ; it will make you an invalu
able of society, to say nothing of
the advantage it will be to you when
you marry.
The week just closed haslecn an
ithsatisfact )ry one all around, unsit
ifactory Co thc leafbuyer, to the
warehousemen, tojthe seller and to
the manufacturer. The week open
ed with weather favorable for
handling leaf and breaks' were full,
but the cold Mirch winds came
alotiu. dried out and crnsted tobaco
so that to handle it w.ok wasteful
and aggravating to the dealer.
The- result of this was sellers
pickel i up their fine and bet
ter goods and put only their com
mon ou the market; hcuce the
breaks showed a larger proHrtion
of inferior and nondescript stock
than for any week since tho Christ
mas holidays. Buyers were not
anxious to handle leaf in such a
crus'y condition and for this reason
perhaps others also bidding
lacked spirit, thero was not much
animation and prices went ofT all
along the line. The tax agitation
may be having a lad effect on the
leaf trade in a state of uncertainty.
Manv tobacco men think diffcrctit
Iv and attribute the decline entire
ly to unfavorable M eather. Be that
ns it may, thc fact remains that leaf)
tobacoo is n. bringing the go
price which gladden t!:e farmers
hearts sixty and ninety day ago
Dtiniille RrrjUUr. j
H ietl l oir M'laintij
hxl Sioracmi l.'rzr KeesU: r M r.J
A t)fcjraia. llca Uch-. Ca hm. ,aJ j
MioawieU. It w;IJ t,J can. ao i i-
r and jrtert 'fceir friar , in 1 a
ple c arstflo'e fw aJi nvatarsaJ jc
taiirelT free 1 m 5r?Hf al- Tfy
ac4 rr wilt i a. the c'" J
-!ii 4 iKe frnj'M .V--" l.r
i Ulvf, prrpsrel tv j. H 'Znhu A O.
We can furnish any s.it ttif
diiiT Rabbrr S:arri. brand or be rr
Th cian vitnt a!s in rftnrcfe haj a
&od 14aa of bu itaimarUl auaL
Wha Mrs. Mftekfy gl a dinner to
ih Irtuo. the baa tun USmil klnJU
X or pie.
ThTo It oof rtace where btwybodle
tridom -aUck the4r qom In," aa4 that
U a rumiri'i nraL j ' v . . .;.
The woman yoa can call a poeca b
not the woman yoa can call early In
tL6 raoroLnto grt brraxfjuL
One thin? can b said tn favor of tho
iMcnaa. If ha h any left orar be
doeaut warm tt uj for breakfast.
A wc man's beauty Is nWwt perfoct
when it t hacked up by tatelupticav
A cwtnaper bustle la Just Hie tai&jr.
In a rae for the prire of Uelnr called
beJle of Use ball. It It f HNuenUy a nerk-aa4-u.k
Guuh wiUtaoctcy tuUca.
" Your tWrse - has a treuirndona lomi
bit," satd a frleiid to a LoteU war.
ea." be respockletl, - It U a bit too
long. - . j
Stranx,wIt,,c! Mr. Joooa Uv ou
thts floor? Musical 'youns lady fo.
air. his room is an octave ULer, in the
next rUL ;
Ruth was notta dVstnin worn an.
ana yet managfl to gt't iu jrood a
lioox anr of the
other girt j who both
sewod aad reaped
It roust he exiiperaUnf? to the city
beau to read ai6ut courtinf by tlie
(rata, when he h. uotniuf to lean
against hut thdecraper.
Hotel Iroprtet0r " We dont allow
any jrunct of ciuuiee hirte" Gambler
This isn't a gaaie of ctiauc. My
friend here has Hit chance." j
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A elA bottio actorylii to bo eatab-
ttehotlla Atla;ita,j!a. There. ia a Urifo
local demaud in. the South which this
ecrprise expcUto sufjily.
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If people who tjuxan to bein to read i !
should nvJ all tUo advice to read eri
about rea-Iinjr. they wouldn't have Umo
to road an) thing ieiso. i
A convict with a ball! and chain
attachment, (ravejas an excuse for not
tail it a ftuinmerjvacallon., that ba waa '
too eloecly tied toj huaineaa.
"That li RenuJne butter;" remark ed.
the oleomtrtfarinh man, as he gathered
himself up oft th K'"intl after to
goat h&d got through with hira.
The Phrenological Jurnal aayi: In
chasing a wltej be ftdvent'ed by her
chin." A mnn ia apt to be goremed
by the aarud thlnj aftor be geta a wife. '
Kvon pious ao'ils are! aometlmea
tempted to lnpse Into the Wanton tpfrlt
of tle llttlo maiden who- prayed:
"Heaae, Mr. God, I'm tired o btlvT
nuvle good won't you kill par v
" How long hai Itrown tiwn married,
Charley?" Didn't know he was mar
ried at all. I don't believe ho it rtthar."
i'ea, he Is; I -Noticed him turn pola
when tlie qlock struck eleven."
r IWIe " Ma,doj you know what cafa
au lalt Is?'. Mrs, Ii!iil.roflru-"No, I
don't know exactly' darllrur;! but I up
wo caft au Uji U coioo with an era
In iL" v ; j . rj .
Mrs. Ouhbfns says she never allowi
her bor Jim. to. eat Jam, ftr her bu
band died of the jim-jams; and aha
don't propose, to jrtth any chances with
the boy. j . , i ;" ,. , .
There is one adrantajre about thd
bfir. ihortmeiajare silver dollar.
Thieves do uotj take them tn laxva
quantiUe wherefthe traotportatloa u
llmltrt 1 1
a a aaaa ayrau
The meanest inaa ao far;
00 record
lives In New Haven. His wife aaked
inm to rtt- ltf r ml aoie animal
that would stick to her, an I tlv next
vning he brrtirht home a-leech.
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