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BY 4LIC1 CiT.
Tbe .r wear a plain brown drr-sa.
And aha ta atad spinner;
To are her, qaiet a a uionse,
Going about her silver house.
Too would never, never, never gueiia
t The wijr she g-U her dinner.
She look aa if no thought of ill
In all her life had HtirreJ her;
but while she uioveit with careful
tread.
And while Hhe spins her silken
thread.
She la planniug, planning, planning
still
The way to do hoiii murder.
Tli- trirl who reads this wimple lay.
With eyeH down-drooped and tender,
Remember, the old proverb nays
That pretty is nn pretty doeHj
And tuat worth does not go or stay
For poverty or splendor.
'Tin not the honse and not the dress
That makes the saint or (tinner.
To Bee the spider ait and spin.
Strut with her webs of silver in.
You would never, never, never gne.ix
The wjr ahe grta her dinner,
News Notes.
The Russian Czar recently found
npon his table a document which set
lorth that sentence of death had been
pronounced upon him and that the
sentence would be carried out witl: n
twenty-four hours. This document was
signed. "The society for the libera
tion of the Russiaus." A few days
afterward the Czar found upou the
dressing table in his bedroom a skull,
with the word "Alexander" inscribed
npon the frontal bone.
At Norfolk, Va., trouble appears to
le brewing between the prohibitionists
and their colored a Hies over the spoils.
The six colored men voted for as conn
cilnien in the fourth ward decided to
protest to the new council last even
ing against being ignored in the dis
tribution of places about to be made.
A race between a kangaroo and an
-ostrich is to be run in Sydney, N. S.
W., this month. It will be h handi
cap. The course is one mile, and the
kangaroo will have 200 yards start.
The ostrich is now being fed on a
light dint of broken oyster shells and
glass to get her in condition.
The funeral of president Ciirnotwi s
one of the most imposing pageants
even Paris has ever seen. The pro
cession was long and imposing, and
the trappings were gorgeous. After
the orations the body was carried into
the porch of the church and there de
posited while the garrison of Paris
and other military filed by. Then the
body was laid in the crypt between
the bodies of Rosseu and Victor Hugo.
A Bushel of Corn.
From a bushel of corn a dealer gets
three gallons of whisky, which retails
for $16. Of this the government gets
$3.60, the retailer gets $7, the dis
tiller gets $4, the railroad gets $1, the
farmer who raised the corn gets 40c,
.the consumer gets ten days or more in
"the cooler," and the policeman and
judge get good salaries for sending
him there. Boston Transcript.
Messrs. W. F. Burbank, of the Win
ston Sentinel; Thad. R. Manning, of
the Henderson Gold Leaf; W. W. Mc
Dairmid, of the Lumberton Robeso
nian; John 0. Tipton, of the Shelby
Review and H. A. London, of the
Chatham Record are at Asbury Park,
attending the annual meeting of the
national press association. They in
tend to make an effort to have the as
sociation meet at Asheville next year.
Johnson's Urieutal Soap le file moat
delicate faolal soap for ladles' use in
existence, absolutely pore and highly
medicated tor sale b John Y MacRae
About five yearsago the marriage
- of Miss Clemmie Tise and R. B. Brew
er was celebrated in Winston. The
family relations not being pleasant a
separation followed, and last year the
court granted the husband and wife a
divorce, It appears that dissatisfac
tion still existed ' as a new courtship
was renewed which resulted ' in the
' couple reuniting their love and aff ec-
- tions last week. The-twtf took the
marriage vows withas much earnest
ness as they did the first time. Mr.
and Mrs. Brewer have a son five years
old, the Sentinel says.
-. r.xttaa If son want a, nil re. delicate
oap for the complfibo, druggists
will always recommend jonnsoo's
Oriental Medicinal Toilet Soap at J i
UacRae's.
Y Rheumatism, neuralgia, headache
and pains or vet? moo winuur
in -A Inhnann'a M&trnetis OIL 1
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Doctor recommend "The Standard
Sewing Machine" because of Ite light
The Louiaiana legislature hat with
out opposition voted an appropriation
for statue of Thorny Lafon, the ne
gro philanthropist, who died there a
few months ago. It is inserted that
this is the first statue ever erected to
a negro in the south. Lafon. who
was tJ years old when he died, left a
fortuue of $GOO.O(K). nearly all to
charity. N
W P Draper, rirugeist. BprlogftVd,
Mass writes: Japaoet Pl'e Cnre bar
eired a ladi 8 v ars ftlintert; could
uol wa'k ha'f a mile to the lai-t tbree
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A'a, writ: "I porch' rd li bottle
of your J tuM'f' Pile Cure fr in Mr
luri (Joddeo end I' has entirely cured
m- of esse of film of 9i veurr t-n1-li'K;
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VThrn Bahy - sick, we pare her Castor!.
Wh she woh a Cliihl, she i-rifd fur Custoria.
When she became Miss, Khe clung to CaKtnrio,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
Read What They Say.
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lift 'eiithbirth day. Charlotte Demo
crat. iialeigh's oldest daily, The Kve.ni.no
Visitor, appears in a handsome new
dress. Under the direct ion of Mr. Fred.
A. Olds The Visitok is rapidly forg
ing to the Trout as a local paper.
Durham Globe.
The llaleigh KvKNi.Nu Visitor has
recently come out in il new dress of
type and in an enlarged form. It is
is a great improvement, and we wish
the Visitor the good luck which it
richly deserves. Wilson Mirror.
The Raleihh Visitor celebrated its
fifteenth birthday by appearing in a
uew suit, and eularged to six columns,
last Monday. We congratulate the
Visitor on this evidence of prosperity
and wish it much moie. Wilmington
Star.
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form and a new dress of type, and its
general appearance greatly improved.
For fifteen years it has enjoyed the
confidence and patronage of the pub
lic and we hope a long and prosperous
existence is before it. Christan Sun.
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Dated May 13. No 23 No 85 No 41
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Ar Tarboro, 2 4-am
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Le Wilson, 8 08am 11 OlpA
Ar Belma, 3 68am
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Lt Wileon, 818pn 8 35am
Le G'dsboro. 8 05pm 7 8 jnj
Le Magnolia, 4 16 pin 8 29am
Ar Wil'gton, 8 50pm 10 00am
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Daily. Dilly.
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Lv Selma, 18 08am
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