The Gastonia
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Vol. XVII. __ N. a, March 19, 1896.
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A WIFB’SJOCIAL DOTIES.
BAS B BUEV El ¥0X111 FI18T
. DUTY IB TO EBB HTT8BAJTD.
^ deaoriptioo rl.ao of the tragic
death of a well-know a men, who had
goae away from fata bone beeeoae be
waa 111, thorn occurs thii line— which
nay te tree nr untrue—“Hie wife
woald hare been with him, bat her
“•tf, b*r ” Har
•octal duties 1 Whet la the world
oomlng to T Are the aortal dottee of a
woman to rtee superior to her duty aad
her devotloa to W faaafaaad f Shall
your aortal dattaa, or my eootal dattaa,
■*» ae the taee taring, the leas quick
10"JEP*?**wWehto
or the* which o women eboeld do V
Of How Bach worth lc society when
pot lo the betaoee again* tractors?
There Ml aa the no wrpaper ei I read
thta a little valentine seat me by a
ehUd lovar, dnd below the flaming
heart end tU smtltag Cupid wara the
words. “ ‘Tie lore tut maker tU
world go round.” Is IkT Or ta It
ooe*r aortal dattaa 7 Did the wonder
fu! women of the pert, who gave thrtr
Item, not by merrily drtag, &* Hying
flwm day to day la onob • way that lUo
wee daily death—did these women con
sider thrtr aocial dattee aa bo* |b
poitaat or did they bellera that It waa
tare tut made tU world go round y
Think of all the grant women in btato
ry—think of all the women of tradi
tion— think of aD the women ofBlhh
eal kxa, endU eure It wee lave of
Ood or own that ruled theca, end not
thrtr eootal dutlaa
BA« UPHOLDS IOTUIU-1H-UW.
Do TOO suppose that when Bath
«*»«« to bar mother-in-law, claiming
£•***£»* *h^1 *» toy people*
thy God, asy (tod,” It tu bsosaas sbs
tbsugtoi it a social doty: or waslts
rsAwtlos of tha loss tha burs har
baad, of Um doty sbs fait sbs owed
hi si, sod which mads bar help tbs
woman who bore his naan and naadad
bsr help t The oonlo papers and tbs
vulgar (wools laagb sad Jest shoot
mothers-in-law—it always see tea to
me ■ dreadful thing. A woman wins
Uw love at your aoa—tha pride of your
bsart tbs oh lid that baa bean sated
for hr yam through long illnesses, pos
sibly nursed back by you when oiose to
death, and to whom yoo taught every
thing that was beautiful nod oohia.
Bteaona of tbk new love, MU be
love yoo nay the laser AndebsUnot
the woman lowborn he bon glvoo tha
■trnngnet love of b!i Ufa, end who
foals honored by btartag his oacss,
shall not this woman give to yon who
bom him nod oarad so much far him a
great loro, sasodortag levs, a love not
governed by Um Uw, bet by Um bsart
and Its roles ? Think It nil over.
Haven’t yoo knows awtbsrs-ia-law
who were veritable ref ages In distress f
1 sometimes wander If a woman aver
thinks of bsr son whan she U dUagme
ahto to tbs mother of husband. My
(Hand, seen In ihM world, tbs Uw of
—psnsntluo IMds good, and as yoo
tmattbs mother of your husband, so
yoar daugktsr-ln-lsw will toast you.
If you find your aortal datim am too
pant to allow too to consldar tbs
woman who U lbs motaei of year
husband, you can look Into tbs fotnra
and you will see that son arlll
noMinp such treatment bom Uie
con who wins Um heart of that son
who to-day Is nothing bat a baby boy.
1 despise thane eo-oaOed motbnr-in-Uw
Jokes, and Z cannot Imagine bow a
women with either bsart nr brain can
amlU at them.
DUTT AND MCmrY.
Bat that wasot tbs text of my ser
mon-tor Z am moved to sermonise a
bit to-day. Bnppues the social da ties
of tbs two Marys bad kept them from
arising early Uwt murolag—woetd
they have mat tbs angel at tbs tsmbT
ggasygasSh
soeJJ^ What wooJd bays happened to
My msoa, Old you Mr tor to thlak
rat what yaw aaetal da tin wan t
Mainly rat, ttoy ara Haply what yoa
owa to tba aootaty la whleb yoa in.
Bat aomtlHM. I Ulak tbay go for
tB«r tbra^te aad tba eooietrla
atWimmpna that towhtob
Iota ratma aad so otter aoolaty tan
tiatand a duty tnm aa. Wnam
wonderfully traa to tba iliaiaaili nf
tba baartTbat eouethoee than eoraaa
a eurtooa, a naan aaiMtlra. It to to
be at tba teat ad a roeelptn*, fritter
tap, aUIy aat wbo .ua Meade tear
ladfijareal and who ara
that Barrow to dtapad la tba wool as
pwain orepe aad U red doom aaaord
(ap to tba ratoa ed etiquette, to bunt
rat at tba proper time la a great gtad
mmm aad to orerwbelming Merriment.
The eoatoty.lt to traa, to aaada ud Mae
tearto, bat Marta eo'waU anwal with
•natal dnpartaa that, exaept t a a pby
•toal wo. tbay aaanair feaow how to
Met. rdont knew whether It to ter
pood er tor Ul that la toe aeelal world
yoaaad land oar aalgbber wear tba
mnational ted-wa taaah rar
wdna to eaeito wbaa oar tearto aabo;
wa taaah aaraelna to ovartoah atptoat
• wbaa wa ara la traotda, teaaaat It to
wtoata to oa pood tartoa wttb tba
Meta) retore; we throw ewrattwa dowa
baton tba aoatol ear ad Jagporaebt,
aad an rebad out, eraabad, wow ted,
bait, aad wa rtoa ap wttb a eaeito.
day before It «u • woman Men com
}"f °«i «* » pawnshop—ibe lookar-oa
haUJ tba story, and society aaada up Ms
catad that aba had pawned bar Jewett
ta pay bar dressmaker's Mil, wbareaa
Id (rath they bad baaa put there to
let the mosey to bury tba dead. Tha
sartr&sfirisrs
aflaotad rellgloo-shs knelt so many
howra la ^airdi-aad tba trnU waa
that the eboreb waa want, aad bar
Uay room ta tba faahtawaWa boarding
bonne waa oold aad tihaarhaa And
*alud not tba ooaraga to go where
Ufa waa simpler sod more comfortable,
baeaaaa at» feared society, and be
eaaaeilieMtored ska meat lire up to
bar aoetal doltoa. Another day- It la
a man. aad somebody laughs because
bs always asems ao baagty at dinner
oral euppar-be wUl net work, and
tba Ptuaaoe that aomaata him month
ly barely pays tor hit fashionable
etotbes and e room ta a welt-known
apartment boost. Do you woodarthat
be Is hungry r Aad he Isn’t just ona;
than are hundred* Ilka him. And
there Is another. Howard Is too vile
tor what ha la now. and ret there waa
a day whan ha waa truthful, honorable
aad a gentlemen. Bat ha felt the de
amnda of society. Ha thought bis
aoolal dittos of moat importune*, sod
act having moouy eooogta ta lire aa ha
wlabad. ha managed to gat, nobody
known how, tolUis that compromised
first this woman, tbeo that woman,
ud then another woasaa. so always
there was' somebody to pay Uw to
keep from making thorn totters public.
. And ho It a prominent guest at aawrt
dinners, and be to a favorite ou yatch
log partita, aad ha la spokaa of as be
ing •-no Ukad by all lbs woman.” Ho
wdy thinks to any, ao feared. And
yut lt waa haewusa ha felt ha must pay
what be owed to aeatoty by apt earing
wall draaaad, aad living Ilka a Illy of
tha field, that, Cram being a gentlemen
b^ birth and aducatlou, be baoam* a
ANOTHER TROUBLE.
Awd there le another, a womb,
bright, ptquauve, perhaps a bit aaroas
Ua; but than maa laugh, and aay (Eat
probably tba woold bara softened If
•ba bad married; aad the maa who
Ukaa bar oat ta din oar, doeaa’t dream
that bar beautiful (an la paid (or by
a aearrlloai atory written against (be
boetam; that bar gown was presented
to bar by s woman to whom aba wrote
this note: "ily Dsar Dully: I have
loot board the atory of your visit to
Xioe. It la aaaat Interesting. I aw
sure you woald beta to bars It get In
to print. Woold yon kladly M me
ham by baarer a ooopie of hundred
dollam ? I will pay yen when rents
oome la next month.—Lovingly yours;
Manila." ▲ threat ? Ob, no. But
tba woman who got that note could
rand betwaso tba lines, and aba knsw
unlam sba mat that HOO tbit tba sto
ry «f escapade, whieb was not really
bad. only compromising, would ba
published la a so-called society paper,
soMtgbUy disguised that everybody
would reoagniae tba barotoe, How do
women reach this depth? From an
overweening dealt* to pay proper at
tention to their social duties. To
such woaswt It la bard to daolioe an
Invitation, because * proper gown it
not tiBamaiid, tummc tba money for a,
eab la not at hand, and they stain
Uiolr oharooter* and btaokan tbetr
souls. Had think they are no worm
than anybody otaa because they never
err from a social standpoint.
AT YOUE HTfmXjrO'SdbB.
There it suottsar woman, a baantirul
woman, a woman food of society, but
oaa who baa vowed ta tom aad Loaur
a man who line bsooma an Invalid.
Hba thinks bar doty It dona whan aha
knows that ba baa good doctors and
good nones; aba goes In to show him
bow aha loons before aba Marta to tba
danoe, or tba dinner, or whatever It
may ba, and Mm drops a ktm lightly on
tala forehand aad tars, “Wood-night;
you will be in bad before 1 am imSk.'1
And away she gees. Society counts
her n> among p dticratloaa. and da
mends bar. Bat what about tba maa
IQ and lonely at beam? What are
trained nurses ta him? Ik la Use
they may know bow to attend ta hie
physical wnnta batter than tba wife ba
tome, bet ba sere that ba longs lav bar
words, and ba longs for what ba baa
a right to daamnd tba pwssaoa
of hta wife. Woman need not
monk ar act to tall of a loving
deration, when there are nones
aad deetors: It ta Un being than only
that Is wanted; K It tba knowledge
that ta a am Shady this siak manta
marathon aB the world, and that be
cornea (afore tba dalles of society.
LOTS THAT MDUBrTH. •.
He etw le stern In Indfneet win
4 lee over mere* hens nee bo bee loved
w«U, sod be WM eew nothin* bet that
wbloh wee hit end (loony win (row
»tol bnnnei e wonon Mde bln to,
btUore In n (awn etoeo ehn sere
en|y nek* bln to, beeaino thoro their
1st* wIB be ooannneted la tbe finest
way. BeatlneatelT Always.
And always when I eay that there
eones boefe to no Uw one line ins
ylay. “If there wen more women
Whose beeite wen foil of national,
there woald be (ewer aahappy ea."
All tbe amt end aoMs aetlon le
this enrtd bare ben prompted by
nnllneer Men who have loved
wo one, non who bane ban patriots
beta ell bsaa mm of netlnaet. Yoe
oanntl etU a bno who did not love e
i, and there Is oat ooe to Um
I at tbe worid In whon life title
oo4 the bnt aad tea
_ part. It aeens to an that whet
we weana at to-day need te lean Is eat
oar natal dot las, then e< n wit# «r*
an asenlaled with then nay leant
thenfren a boob of sUpanu, bat tn
love wed, that nans to nrtebetgr
To nets all Ufa better. Do yea re
nld, a wane a aoOMre thetpeay ewe
we nee at to-day. bn » wanes mesa
of beert, (feat of breta and enrfiow
la* with love lower* bar ewe, te
ward all Um world, and toward Sod »
Lova uk* iraim oold.
Aad th« HUM ratal tin* mya, M 'Tla
*?*• ■"*•»th* world go round.”
And it manna not Just today, but
y»torito, to-day, and &mr. It
Btoaas that Boast of torts-to* lore
wbkih torgato mil aad wblab la worth,
weU, ItJa worth all that tbora la ia to*
wo^5.toat lt maaaa all that tharata
ia tha world to com*. I do not am
hy this tha lor* which find* lla beat
•xpraaatori In continual niiMara. In
oontlaaal words of tars, bat I asms
Um lore that work* always la on* way
or Um other. Um lav* that denies Itself
aomatblng rot dear lora’s idn, tha
lore that can radars aad heap quiet.
. *wob of a Vallarar
la Um loro that t.4d of Itself mam.
Unsally to word*. But UMroars thoas
who think tola lor* tha Beat. Tnlak
of a woman who knew that daaUi waa
only a mattar of* few mootbe, yet
wto. doriag that time, amda haraslf
lovely ia appearanea, charming In
■anoar. aad aerar eoo* let to* Man
taa loved know that that meat dread
fal of all thing*, a aanoar, waa aatlaw
sway bar lift Bbe died looking
P*wUt. Thoa* months when aha
£L?*?i2!*£ Jj*ea ■°otha aotof life,
bat of death, bat at tha last Mm could
eay afala^ lovayoa/'and aba knew
tost during that bar Mm tad created
a at no* tor* that weald mate all th*
worldoottac tor bar purpose. Itdoas,
■y friend. It does. Thar* can ha ao
wrsat lore without toi* world gaining
from It. Tti* man who lores a woman
well will lespaet aad be gaaUe with all
woomo for bar aaka. Tha man
who form a woman who baa shows to
him how baastifoi la aa nnaaldah lava,
bow base Ufa] it i* to thick of others
Brat, te car* for others moat, and to
taaMaatar too** who safer, bee
pnashed e sermon ia harlifa omatar
Uma aay that ever asm* from £
palplt. Man, as a gaaaral tlilag, are
not prom to apeak af their lovaa—wban
they era gnat—bat they ara Influaoord
hy them, aad b* who la hard of heart
win •addaaly ooa day Bad himself
growing taodrr for a woman1* aaka.
m'T THAT THE IDEAL LOTH F
▲ad Um man MKadlec baud* her.
Mid seeing thair love la IIm world to
oome framed bj that wondroua wall
that bad
SSSkxttrysss?"
And ao It ataada forever; Um parfeet
leva of Um mao aad tha woman, an
•elllah, beautiful, greater U)»e all the
aoolal dutkoa that mar arlw, It la writ
opoaaa aaMUtrst, the aeeiad atooe
whichmeant God* lore and man'*
Iota In union. A praaoheiF -»Tle
love that makes the world go round,”
and la lie whirl are draws all baman
‘“‘•M- It renobaa oot end makes
sweater tha heart of humanity, aad to
rena that heart, that gnat, kindly,
nMMlflah. loving Wrt. la needed you
and your neighbor, and— Bab.
kw.IM.in■oiaual M Mmaia
A|H»Maiv.
ManuCMtorw. Kwwrd.
A oonespoodaot of Um Ntw» rmd
Oowritr, writing from one of the Inte
rior towoa of tha State, referring to
their butter says:
The town is full of hotter, ao also to
tha ooaotry, and the supply baa grown
no great that merchants hava bean
foroed to quit buying, tor the simple
Mawmthat they can’t dispone of It at
JThla illustrates tbs whole teaching
of the MkiuifaeUr, r*> Record la lu par
atotaat efforts to Umw that lndastiial
daveioomant of Um South la absolutely
aamattal to tbs prosperity of farmers.
Any ssetlon which laoka aanataosurm
moat nmimarlly look ooaaaaoara of
agrioultural producta. Wbara them
anno towns aad oltlm-aad these
oome almost wholly through Uw growth
of mouufaoturaa—there can be no
demand for dlveraUUd farm products,
la aooh eaara tha fkrmaaa moat nnnflm
thrma lives almost wholly to a (aw
Maple crops, and tbea loss thnoppor
toalty of profit which eomao only
through diversified agrleoUnre. la
raaltty, the faraMrt of Um South are
more Interested laths buUdlngapof
manufaatorea than any otber Aw
Upon tha growth of a great eonanm law
popalatlon. fornlehlng ndamnnd for
all Uwdr butter and fruit and vaoata
Mat, depends their prosperity. I very
factory built, every mlaaapaoad, every
MOe of railroad constructed, lu that
Motion mveos a possible profitable In
oraam la diversified farming.
progMaoao ror MM* In tbe de
velopment of Um iedaotatal lolereeM of
Um Booth, treat, u to hM bnea. to bat
a etart, erufa wcill one at that. Peno
Vtvania aloaa tame eat freM Me
laatertoa More flaUhod prod acta than
tba entire Booth, and it to beoaoee of
tbla Uiet we toe Um thrift— appear
aaoe of Ite ognoaltanU dldriota. tie
faraora boya a booae OMrhat for all
that tboj mb predaaa. Ivory farmer
nodeyerr owner or fora land.la all
Um South ohoal* eppreelate what in
daatrlol development meet booh for
UmIt prooparlty.
i ex «weaBfW9
StataevMe peUtloaere bora boon ad*
Jurloa the ally aldermen to prohibit
the aloof oieond-baad olotblna. In
*bta ooaoeetloo to might be neeatitoed
that the town of I-ool*bor* had an
ordloaoeo prohibiting awah LrdSa. A
aaan far v Wat Ion ofUm town law wm
appoeted to the Supreme Oeart raaenUy
end deeded ngeleet the town.
Two Boot Httvi la tbo world for
22?; ntoara, Salt
Umlh. tlftMtototWi. tyssK
or no pay raqalM?*^U^*ni!weWeak
Ufive perfect at! erection. or money
lafon tod. men SB eowto par but fp
onto by Corny b Btwwady.
STMT or LOO MILS.
BELLS 07 A KOTTVTAZB VILLA9B,
IHS STABBED TO SEATS
/.(XL. lank.to fMU«MM.
tu"ll * Tryoa Oly, Folk
eannqr. bum) for Lord Tryoa, wbo
M|Md for boom Hw with bli am;
Auriog tea ravolattewarr war aa tea
aUaofttMtowa, UaamUvma family
>9 Uy BMW of PMTia. Ooa of Um
* *Mk typical moan tala
family wm a baautl/ul daughter about
wvMteeu raan old. Bba waa Um balla
of tba town, and bar mb drdotooy
warn tba lart of aduoaUam &rteuS
bad baaa maat la making tea form and
Mriochar mothar uite bar km
•TOT; Har Pamela bad nmOOdiwd
aobootiac a luxury not w ba teoagbt
of. and aba aonld baniy rand awl
write bar camo.
' About four mdw from Term City
iteorarrtafonT U^teaAuwhU^
-bow UM It Loalaa, WOT anted uadi
aba wot atxtmw yaaza aid, wham tba
■£?! uT^oa Clt, Uraa a
private boarding b .nw for mmmnr
pmUooaga, for whieb tela bom tain
towa la noted. AdJoUhi* tea Pbrria
form waa tea homaatead of a family
19 tba mm of Radaauod. batag aaatr
raUUvaa af tea fomad outlaw and
■o°*)»blnBr of South Caroilua. Tba
asraKWtitvr;
waa at tea Jag Babin wttb Unite. Aa
tear baaaaw oMu Uarir laUmaey rip*
mad Into a wanawr foaling. and wban
tea Puria family oteZ^tbaar mai
dmoetoTryou City, OUlpA and Lou
w-re aagagad to ba wanted.
MD MOT TOLL HIS IWKTUUT.
Balph m a aoooshiaar, bat bo hat
religiously kept thla Mol from hla
awaethsart. la aooa aa the family
looh ap their abode la Tiyon City,
Imalae Mosoomad lata the acton wl
•^••dhrU* of tha leva, aad a young
■ao by lha name of Will lam Johnston
bsoMM daeperately emiueo with UU
ruatio beauty. Tba at Mat km af the
town baa ax waa eomatblog aaw ana
novel to Louisa, aad bar woman'a will
aooa deeelopad th.wa eaqaattlsh maa
oaia which meat womsc puaaaat, aad
aba lad tba Tryan CMy boys a marry
danee for a fsw aio idn batrnmslaod
as true as steal b> Hifph Badmoad.
After soma onaths of general m»>
olatioa of this kind, the young na or
the tawa fare way to Jobnatoa, who
pushed bla salt to tha teat, aad was
qulstly but firmly rajeoted. This was
a dreadful Maw to him. He became
faarfally jealous of nay young mao
whom Louise permitted to pay bar any
attention. But at one after another
waa pi>1 Italy refused. It began ta ba
anapaatad that Balph Badmoud, who
eaiaa now aad than to ton Miss Lni.
might br tba beppy mao.
Jubaatou know that It waa reported
that Redmond was a mooothloar, aod
elllUasfort braaght forth positive
arid suss that Ralph had barn raining
a moouablne distillery for anreral ruars,
hat bla “plant" ana ao wall hidden la
tba Try on tfouotaloa that tba rarrnue
officers had aerer baao able to dstsat
him. Tba tmoamary Information was
furnlahad Spaetal hgmit Vaodwford.
aad thla oOear laid hla plana ao wall
that ba caught Ralph Redmond aod
several of bis belprre red-banded with
tba “stUI running at fall Meat.”
They wars ail pot la Um Uulamhaa
Jail, bat with Iba amittauoa tram their
friends on Um outside they all soon
escaped aad took to the mountains.
Bad mood’s anforoad abaaoca gata
Johnttou a clear Bald, aad ba ranswid
hla salt. Mha Loa treated Mm at
Utoegb ba bad on* addfUmed bar thsra
toforc. In um asaaa time tba Meads
of Badmoad had aoc been Mia, aad
they had aaitaded tbaaaaalm that
Jobaataobad fumlobad the Informs
Uca to Vaodarfbcd an wbish Badmoad
aad friend* bad boaa arrested aod tba
dMlllary aetaed aad broken uc. tflas
turrla waa lahxmsd of this fiot, and
dba waa faarfnny wrought aw and
whan Johnston mada hla oan visit ha
WM obargad with Uaaahary to Rad
aeaad, and waa shown tba door aad ad*
♦lead net to return unless he Waa aaat
Cor.
Jolinatao aow baoawa tennU. Ha
endaamrad to Wrw lha aWaatar or
Ml® Parti* by (load wing hot to tha
othar young no* at tha Iowa. Hla
declaration* wara aooa mad* kaawa to
Ml® Panto, aad tow wot M® a oata
•totingthat baoall to a® har. Ha
«•• promptly, aod tow ®w kin on
tha froat pnnh, aad aftar aaoatoag hi®
a( taUlag tha Maa ahoat h®. aba
plooged a pookaWa lata hto boao® aad
ba dlad at har laat. Ml® Parr® dM
not ahow any waocto* whaa aha ®w
Johnatoa be®tha hto to®. Bha ax
>aa®H no tkgrit tar har ha®y aad
(Mai aoL Bha waa aanalUad to mil
wtUwat tout, awd wgo goat to Hand®
•onrltto lor wta hooping to pranat har
rwoo# by Ralph Radwoad hto
Wanda.
At tha naxt tor* •* tba Baaarlor
iKkSSif&aa'vSs:
Bba waa imtatoto top tha ba* law
rm who aitaadad Mat aaa*. aad by
lhair adrtoa aha aliadad gallty af ®ar»
dar la tha aaooad dogiaa and waamv
toaead to tba prwibaaUary for Bftaaa
yarn Tha Maapdaa® at thto ptoa
waa an a* of ®aray aw tba part of tba
proawatlng aMoraay. ha® a® Uw
Biota woaM haaa praaad pmwadlto
Uoa aad urryaratba to an®«* nor
dcr, sad l( aha had gowa to trial tow
waa Id ham haaa oonrtoUd af nardar
fra® daatb by tha hangawo.
ta Ruoranoratu.
Bha waa brooght to tha paaMrwltoiy
laaar Uto eUy, aod thorn liiliil.
§gg?g£=g
* Wponrai'M to wbat km did
”i^*ifTlij cheerruntirfMd ^
kO( MM|| Wbttt |Ka kwd JijM* ihgi kM
reputation m a rlrtaoua
hp*Abater* toUSa^'bar
^^nSoluiirftSwod ona bid
^kW^aS^S^MMS^I^St
Ika Jail hooao tom ‘turret to found*.
Won at non" In tiwlr rflntt to ^-— uk.
•rated M Wa Um.
JgS^^^SvTIwSSSnJft
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mT1^frJS
U» awaathoart waa infuniia of bla
2S»|»JU*«hi Md through tbo
ooWWa"*1 •< tb • fnnod ha bad * p-r
•OMl lntarviaw with XUa Loo, with
oot lb pn«M nntborHlaa knowing
W**4 he wna a •ootaniuar, a fogltlw
fraatajuaiia*, and a lover uf tb* India
of Try.Ni CHy. ■
^ **u * U* *
th* botalaida cam tfaa Miopia bato «<
the alaodnr and the kiltiog of Johaatun
nod U» iOMmap of Mlaa Pnrria. At
aawssKiss-jeisrs
dor the load of Mra. V. Unyna. took
I'M* teemt in the fair foaMaaoo
^ot. TMpTMtMdbrr In prtoan and
did all they a. mid tonllwrlato bar eon
dluoo as a prlaooer.
tms Kras'* DAVOHTHA.
Mb, young isd ua*>phl*taalad,
without odaoaifctn red training, aad
yaciea to bare tba waking In itrr
Of a gu d tod true woman, aad dralr
tog to rwnpre her f r»m tha walk* of
Uft to wtiob aha had hma aamiotomrd,
aad to aurr iund tor torreftar with
Mwmntroawanto. tha Klag'a D«ugh
ton at to wort to preaam a aoadkMto
•I jwrdoe for M<w Parr* Tory
nadUy todaard Mia* Lwi toalg.. ao
■dtaaaMot that aha w-wld roiaatarlly
surrender b*rs-H a* aaua aa —1‘-nnJ
to tha Ktogft Daugbura, aad ao with
HV*toHow** of ttoGtoid
Uhtohwd. la Man load, aad then re
■ala antll to* had tore thoroughly
nftrard and trained ao that aha eooM
go out lato tha world and make an
aoaaak llrlaa. She waa pirdnaed <m
tbit condition oo the 8th day of IV
onitor, IBM. and wao (anted l*»ay
d lately to Uw Uoeae of Uw Qnnd
Bhaphard. whore aba bar fere ovar
a 111 Op.
Tima baa adtod to tba abara* and
greoaoof Mlaa Uni. She 1* now a well
dOTOtoaad »iaw. Her rdaaatien baa
been much advanced, aod aha baa eaeu
aocMUula.<Uw world. She baa a*,
oaptod bar dateotloo la tba Hwtaaef
Uw Oood Shephard In good faith and
toooma map-Ota a* pmi-mea tor the
lib mm took, ah* took* forward to
too time when, by tba a-wamit
of tto Omnwt of Oil* state.
dheOMOne* won breath* Urn air of
titodawaad bao-ww tha wib of tto
wan wbnoa afootIno far bar looieaaed
aa bar parti* aad trial* aad poo lob want
nai thtok and feat. Her eroppad
hair aad awlp*d etetorn only wade him
loro tor tha amre baaaaaa io bla heart
ha bad already rathtonrd tor hi* tor
battor nr tor won* until tooth toper
£|04 IbMI.
And what about ttodawod? HU
frleod* eueaat-dad lo haring lb* Indlot
manU agalnat him la tha Padacol
Owrk tattled, and ba Mktwod bla
lady lore to Maryland. Hr la now la
Baltimore eajtnywl aa aoudueur by
own of UwaWoule railway*. V-twaad
than ba aaas Mia* tow, aad a bw mile*
taxathaotty be knaa aaat Hut* ou
tage, a dawor yard aad gardaa, with
thaoottag* wall furoiabad. awaiting
Uw relax* of hx betrothed. wbra they
will bo married and ootawauw lib
aoow.
"IdM."
“I did.**
-asrgjsaa&ssa
lo*i M 10 I pleated la
“What lndaaadyaa to toaoearaM
•boot the twoeropala mpoottoprt>~
tta an nddM ana to bath oora
and oottoo aadft waany doty to
doeeaU l could and
“At what _ _
yaa have had' to tod
M*ar wiwial"
“Aaoot 44 aMt”
“At whatyrtopdid yao jwB roar
oottoa to naka IM.71 pr*dt»”
liuufy* M< t*rw,*0fct* MU Hr
“At aitat prior Mr pound ooald you
baveieidyowreotta* without haar*
nSj&fZtErmSa'Ek mSf &
poaoda lint at 3 eeota weald hare toft
a prndt or dll&“
*r*t witnaw W. & ikon, Bibb
county, 6a.
“How aaeh and oottoo did you
ntoroooua aero aT load, aad bow
naay poundaIn the and'nafeaa one
“1 turd T.Omr pud la ad aal
tternUa teto^jabarit^oa* to Item
pound* of Hal.”
“Haring ami Utab far miring
and gau wring tha oaatoa, iMTiiar
U)«l the cotton wifd would -*w_
frayrd tba gtoulag aad otter wrpoiiiaa,
you think ana aotld Imaa had £52
pound* of llut?”
“Y*a."
“At what prim oouU yaa haw aoid
th« cotton m pay tflcjananr1
“About 11 oruta pah anuad.”
Vow wa Mriud* from Had* faata
Mint. by tba InUaaim rand*. item toa
pradt to miring cotton bat (but a* wa
oaouUy uuka It that* ia bat llttto
pradOfuay. It la a notable tout ihah
wwi of thr laada aia ranted far eotdaa
•nd at u imap of l aaata par
poauc for 800 poaada (far twaaty
Mfa») Uw pmdtMwr par* 7 pat WM.
pw annum <>a 1686.70 or laterutoo Ua
, »«r*< at 8M. Tbuaa am ptala faato aad
rot mn.t-ia (and a>ot ngrtouftarml
kiMram am of tbla daaa) am told to
out down tha ecritoa aamaaa, doat
plant much onttoa. at*. It daaa aaaai
| tba (aeoordtag to fteto) farm labomm
miMiaw. aab tha nt^ardty auatof
ey, arraaga to adopt diSrmat aaSSoda
an.. a<ate a fair Urtac Rdtof oattea
at I aaata par iwaad.
maid aot ha ahto to
toodi, bat at > aaata tte°»odlnrito
an tiitatmtof7pnr**nl oaBMpat am
Laat Tiraaday
A Laoolr Utln . _
magte a Ina balooftng to Mr. Jaha
BOnrlngw oa tte railroad oromtog
opinialte tba oottou mill and ton up
tte wagon conatderaMy.
Mr. B«rrtoto* aad a amall bay warn
hauling wood to Iha factory aad warn
rut■ ntog a oa* and a two-hota* ran.
Tua ana horm team had bam driven
Into tte wood yard aad tte vwgoa as
htodad aad nr hraaght aat aad
httahad our Mr. L. M/lataar'a atom,
aad whaa tte train earn dowa tte
horn* hmaam frifhtaaad. hmha loom
aad atnrtcd aaaoaa tte rallrmd traak.
Tte term haaaly got acmm. _ and
tte oaglao (track tte wagon ateat tte
aartm, thmatom tha had ap la tte air,
■*« *?•«•••]«■• mpltom. Imrtag
ttehlad wtealaoa tte aSa af tte
traak amt to tte factory.
rm norm wan um RnI whmhi no
VlathMMrHiamaltHtnMt,
•HMMor Urn. A boat tbit tiaa tba
train bad |"Um under way again and
the hataa mad* a daah tar It, atraak ao
porary, howaver, aad tba barta rag to
tba raUrand traak Jrwped m la and
■ad* aa huaaat rftirt ta aatah th*
tralo. It waa flawlly aaagbt gad
br**ght bank to th* faatary.
Wbaa tha ancto* atraok tb* wagon
them waa la th* wagon * “llwt* brwaa
i*g." fall of ana] "*>w paw." Md
atraag* to any arbaa th* ailldiat waa
mrer tMa uat “Imh brawn jag” waa
found wttlag la th* aaraar of th*
w*doa ferd,‘‘rtaht atda ap with onto,"
unWoka*. aaoortad. aaiath.
Tbl* waa an«a* kind ofiaaa*litl»a.
oft iMdl lA fftlA i...f*mlw.,ita
W* baa* yot u» hoar af a atagto Dm»
aerat la Catawba wb* la In fbwor ad
f>»»i'i| wkh th* Pop* at of boKiag aad
opltulag ap the party on oa* atagta
ftonU<Mi
■ llt<w “llarrlaoo ad 'vwtht^taa
lag., •Uaa,’* wrttaa: “Toa ham a
va)a«U* jnaaarlptbw la Marta Hit
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xx-'ttsssst&tis.
ta«i (from Am. Obtgaga, waa all raa
dawa^eouWMntw^ aor dVtast tend.
Mi thadsnd wear*, bat ahi hauls* a(
Simula KUaca raakwad bar baahhaad
mat wad bar atm* mb. Won* an mu
and IMS OatVSotUa atCvaHY a
Jofcn U. Mart*. I. Chart"— taurnr, am.
TH“ **■*-*--' *-rllllTI e(U
gwtaws'tfSTyat
Tba fellow with a tllrar «|m waste
crHSiSits^
It mmm that wao. woml aMUfews.
tmruvurirga
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TkaaflortaCi
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A autam ukm fnHD
at a aapor to tu Mi
Mto. aad Itia feOa ta MtoMAa -
Uataaaa earda al tka aaarak
taw • aaargww
alaia *a of tta
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•awapapat* tfcap an aat oal* katMias
opMwti owaboahwaa, MthaMacto
"WOrt Uiat wlrtsh ta ataadiijr Wurklas
tar tka ft—Ik eltta whateUwt..
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