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WlltVIXLO, W eldon^N .O . ^ V 'T a rb o ro Soatherner Insert twice aad sand UU to tbla office. W a bavd In e a r eflloe to gladden e a r hearts and reat o n r ayes freaa tb e g la fe o r edItorUI paper, a s Olaander bu sh Ibur h a t high. lie branobaa spread o u t la every dlraelleD, m aklag it v e ry sraeeful la ahapa, an d baadaom a In appaaranee. I t ia th irty yeara eld. In th ir ty yeara from BOW It w ill d e six ty yeara eld. V a
m b i >.—A t the reeidenee e f the greoiB, an Buaday m orning Fab. Wh, Mr. F ra n k $ . Oonwali and Misa A ddia H. Rainey, all of N ortham ptoa oounty, N, C. William Bald, J . P . onciatlng. We oBbr to tbe happy eoupla o a r warmaat ooagrat- olaUana with th a hope that nothing will e v e r o teu r to m ar tb eir pieaanrea. M lb J . T. Q oooh haa ahowa ue tbrea One oil palatinga whioh he haa reoentiy pnrebaaad. T b ey are landscape view s by Rogers. A W elah M ouaUin on river Wye, la Wales. L a k e W lbdm era aad Lake Oowe, ftbloh it ae beautifully deerribed in "L ady nf Lyona.” Tbay woreorlglnally very ooMly b a t U r . Ooocb thro u g h a stre a k of good luok bought them cheap. M a b b ib d . -On S unday 2nd Inatant in B alllsx by Rev. A . S. Sm ith et the 8an«h. e rn Hotel, Mr. F r a n k W. Southall to Miaa E u d o ra W. R ain e eo fS u ta a x o eu n ty , Va. T b s pair arrived In H a llftx o n Sunday b a t on haiag Informed that they could nut g e t iloenae on th a t day, waited u n til ia:SO o’clock at night a n d were m arried, Tbe Regleter of Deede and Mr. Sm ith kindly walled witb th am un til Su ad ay bad paaerd. T
W ilm ington a a d Weldon Railroad Company have lu st completed two large w ater tanke for tb e ir road. Tbe tan k s a re Hilod by macUlnory ru n by hot air. I t la qu ite a ourlailty w hile a t work, Oae bushel of ooal Is aunioleut to ru n the e n gine all day. T his ia a great oonvenience and very economiotl, aa It haa been, we b ear q uite aa Item heretofore to keep a eupply of water o n b and. The road la In fine couditlou ia e v e ry reepect. O h Frid ay last when tbe P ateraburg train arrived hero, three ladiee and two gent'em en got olT and walked aroand. Tbay were ap p aren tly from on e o f the large eltiea and w are going S outh. They wera very quiet a n d tank every th in g aa a m atter of course, until they aaw a littla red pig peram bulating the atreeta. Tbey d id n 't know what It waa and stopped atlil and looked at It a n d lau jh ed and tried to eatch the pig, and they falloweit it up and laa g b e i again, n o r did they aeem to m ind the attaation they attracted. W aiai>HRTaa’Li:.Ra H i i i B , L o v b .—Tbe fkvorite aoutbern bong writer, J o b n T. R ntled g e,o o m p o aero f “ Save the Sweet'. eat Kiss Ibr Me,” has in “ W bl'por You'll be Mine, I,ove” giv en ua mosit decldedlj the prettleat Soug o r the paat ten yeara. It haa a perfectly bew itching moloily th at alDgs itaelf rig h t in to tbe boarta of music lo v ers the world n vei Published tn ele g an t atyie with Crim aon and Gold title page. Eaay acaompanimenta adapted for eith er Plano or Organ. Publiabed alao in A ikeu'a Character Notes, Aak yo u r nearest Muale Dealer for It, ur aend tbe price, [to Centa,] d iract to tbe Publiab- era, L u d d b n A
Havana, Ga. SassRiN B.—Did you ever notice w h at a dilTorent anpeiit ev ery th in g v eara In tbe su n sh in e from w h a t It doea 'n the shadow r And did you ever th in k what an analogy th ere war betw een the aunllgiit of the cloudieta akiee a n d tbe aunahlne that gleame into darkei;ed cbam brra o f the h u m an soul T How b right and beantiful are tbe golden be«ma tbat break tha riven elouda to b righten u p tha world again after a auoeeaaion of dark and atorm y days. How happy and peaoeful are the hllaaful words ol hope and cbeer tbat touch the heart a n d UK thn soul with emotion of peMe and Jay after a Iona period ofaorrow. There are none living who do cot. In a g r ra le r ur leaa degree, have an Influence over the o jrth ly bappl- ness of others. T b e asnhe of contribution to tbe pliaaure o f others augm ents o nr own happlnoas. Unaelflabneaa, Chrlatlan charity and ioying kindnets srs Hunbeams ol the aoul. O B I T V A w r . Departed thte life on tbe l l t b of Jan u ary
eoaaort of Andrew J . H endaraon, Baq., ol Nanseroond. In tba tub
y e a r o f b a r age. The deoeaasd prolbased oenveralon and coAneeted bereelf with the M . B. Obarch at F a rm villa, N allhB , eonnt.v. V. 0 ,, a t an early age, an d lived a m oat exem plary A flatlan lllb. She was a rem arkably kind tBd aSbetlonate wifit and uauther. May tbe Lord, la w ham aba tru ated . In hie ooedneaa and iriercy, o im lort th e bereaved nuabaod by tb e m au y eoaaolationa In nia word, and thaaaored and aoB fai table In- fluanoea ef bis Holy Spirit, a u d m ay hla watohfui syv aod proteoiiug bau d be evei ovar h e r children. N b w IKVBKTION.— Mr. T. J. Ream y har shown u a a model o f au iagenioua inven tion for wbioh be baa applied for a patent.
Tbe object of thu Invention la to avoid e x tra boraea on atrcet cars by roaaon of hills. Mr. Ream y claims for his inven tion th at Instead o f using breaks In going down grade, bo can p u t a apring in post*, tion by whicii the speed of the car Is loi- aened and the aame tim e tbe sp rin g
w ound up and w hen the car commences an aaoaot, tba a p rin g cao again be p u t in poaltlon and power will bo given by the apring to force the oar up tbe bill. Tbia invention, It la claim ed, will avoid the uaoesalty of
e x tr a liorae al ateop billa, and atreet eara can be ru n with one th ird the n u m b er of boraea. I t will alao act on tbe sam a prjoolpal le stopping for pmaaen- gers. A csr Is h s rd e r te start than to keep in motion after it has atarted, and by tbe uae of this invention, there ia no neceaelty for ever alralning b o rtes, which is a g rea t trouble witb street car companlea. •
A t S t. Clem ent church In Ringwood, Feb. I2tb, by Rev. A. 8. S m ith, H r . Hi S. H a rriso a an d Miss M amie S. G arrett. T h e y o n o g couple wbo linked th eir destinies together, have to-day realised the fulfillm ent ot vowa plighted in tbe d istant past, thro nghout tb e v a ry in g vloiaitudee o f life, they hav e re m ained true .to each other. Tbe acme of th eir happiness tb ey have at laat reached, we can only aay to tbem , that o u r earnest wish is that the a u n o f prosperity and hap- pineea may scatter a il cloude of adversity o r sorrow tbat m a y overcast tb em . As
you glide sm oothly over tha plaold wateirs of tha ever onw ard Htreain e f tim e, m ay y o u r voyage b e b n d istn rb ed b y a single wave of tro u b le; m sy b ird s sin g th eir sweetest songs along the shores aa you pess;may the pleaaant daws o f heaven descend upon y o u r beads, may tb e aoft- eat xephyra fan .vour cheeks; and m ay th e v erd an t banka ba thronged witb kind and loving friends, tossing to you as yon pass tba golden apples o f unalloyed b ap p lu ets an d perpetual pro sp erity , m ay y o a he long spared and y o n r beams eloudless and a n d rosy to tb s last. J ,
M . W. “I am iDoiiaed to believe,” taid a fop to a lady whs had related ta tis g , “y o i ara fith in i for eem plim eati.’' "O h, ao,” r ipiied the, “1 i tv c r fiih ia m ib tlle w a It team ." Nbw MasTXR o r r n a S t a t b tiBAMoa.— Ooleael William H> Cheek, yeiteiday eleelad Matter ol the Stats Oraage, w it beta la Warren onunly and ia aew lorty- three years eld. He gra4aated a t Rm- dolpb Macon Oallege ia Virginia in IW't. atediad law under William Katoa el War- icatoa, and w i t adm itted to
prac tice In Jane, 18H8. Be w it electcd Cuanty Attorney In Auguit fallowing, and held that pniltlon until electid to Ibe legit. Uture in 1800 At the breakiag e u t of the war be rolvBMl b it i*at la tbe Ligif- l«tare and r a iu d a enmpany for tii« F irit North Caralina Oivalry. He w ii promoted to the Cnloaeley in 1863, la d WII ia activc tervice during the eatire war. R« wat woanded in 1804. and while »n wounded leave naarried Mifi Alice M. Joeea, nf W arrtn county. Altei the war he did not reaume the practice el bit proletitan, b ut luraed hit attention to farming. Ue is now Chalrmaa of the leferiur Court ol fVairea c e u n tj.—Ob> Mtver.
Aa 1 bold you an m y k nee, Bany mine. W onder where .vour dad oan l Baby mine.
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another apree, A nd I'm eure we’ll never aee
Tliat V he took from me, ^ Baby mine.
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Baby mime, Baby mine. OhI ian't it a ain T hat all yo u r father’! 'ti n ,' Sbuulil go (or naaty gin t Baby mine. H e'll come home by in d by, Haby mine W ith an awful big black oye, I t b y iiilno. H e will then be full ot Rye, A nd the crockery will l l v ; Ubl hew la tb at for high? Baby uiiue. Som e dav In m y despair. Baby mine. I ’ll go down to aee the M a y o r,' Baby mine. A nd J’ll have him p u t somewherA, Where the oily pays bla fare —j Then we'll bo a bapoy p air, Bitby mine. NoT ieal N o ticr II N
oticb I I I —Great rednctiou In Prices at tbe wholesale anil etall'grocery atore of Janiea T. Uooeh— J u a t received tbe following ■ 150'barrela Qour, family, e x tra , a a d su per. ICO begs salt, Liveipool, to hags ooilee, lilo, Java, Moca, Ae. 73 boxoa aoap, R uiaian ste rlin g , Aa, 6 Caaea Tea*. 25bairnN sugars, G ranalatcd, A C and Bxtra O. 1 0 bags flour, ell alxca aud grades. 10 b')xoa m eat, aides and ahouldera, KKH) iba
lia m a and
b r e a k f a s t h n v n . 60U Iba l a r d from 1 to 5 lbs oana.
har^ol s h errings and maakercl. lO.liOO cigars, all brands, 2.') box es tobarao. SSgruaaps Hunfl. 600 b undiea tird. 25 rolls bagging. 100 bushels oats. 25 boxea cream cheei>e. 60 buahela bolted meal. 400 foet ru b b er belting. 125 sacks ground alum aait lOfl Reama wrappi ng paper. i7ooklng soda, spies, pepper mustaril, starch, blueing, caudles, inatsbes, Ac, Call and aee m e. J . T . UOOCH, W elJo n , N . C. • G o v o r i i o r I l a m p t o n ’a D r e a m . The editor of the Oolumbit (9. C.) Raifialer, in the c ing account ef a viait to Ouv. lla inptoa, wbo
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atrenstb and ite adil; recovering tnun the atvaie tiiala through which he h a i rrceottj paased, tcila a strildn;; ttery ol a driam which the Governor t.ad at the criaia ot hia caae, and teilt it in the Gov- crnor'a own words. Tiic vlaitor about te taka hit leave, said to the Govcrnur; “ At ieaat in all your teriout ilinaaa you have had th e devoted love of }ou( uwn people."
•'Ah, yea, lir,” wat the hearty, deep- tened reply, ‘‘never man nor.>. I beiievp. at conQ leatly aa I do th at the prayers af tbe people i t t a d my llle. I will tell you why I feel and brilcve i t to Brmly. Whilst I was,lying here at the pnint of daath and had bocouie utterly iodiff rent whether I lived or died, I got n lettrr frein an al friend'. He wrote me word intoimini; me of the deep and devout putitiuni put
up in behalf ol my reitoration by the Methodiit Oaalerence thin in sn sio a at
Newberry. He then urged upon me to eierciae my will to lire In resposae to
to the aupplicationt el tbe peop'e ot the whole Sjate. who wrre praying ler me
nixbt and day in every hnuaebold ia tlie Stats. My litter, who had trembiingl;
brought the letter tn my bad^ide and read it'ta ms, t h ia urged me to listen t<> the
kind, loving wordt of the mao of Gud and to rouiQ my will te live, and I pramited
har to do to, I fell into a deep aleep that night, and the m oit viviil dreaoi I
ever experlsaeed In n y life oroiiid my tiu m beri
I dreamvd I wm in s tpaciout roam, and tbat in it I wat
moved to all parts of tbe State, lo that I met my saiambied friendt everywhere.
I remember rood dit'incllv ef old Reaufott. where I bad l i t t been. I t lecined there
were iaimente es«emhlagea,aad at I Isoked down upon
hem a g r a v ) perioaage appreashed me and touched me on the
shoulder aad laid to m e : ‘Thete people are all prsyiag ler yon. Live, live, live I'
I
never rsalis-'d southing like it bdote. moroinii feeling the life'-bltiol crieping through my veins, and I told my fami'y the criaia wat patied and I would get better." At tha cloie of Ibe touching and thrill ing relation, we hade him goad-by, heartily wiaklng b i n a speedy rrcbvery aod m aay lung yeart ef bealtb aad utelal- nett. 5001 50011 500 I! l-tO O B arrala of Corn f i r sale. A pply to, J . T . Gooca, W eldon, N . C. B e tav« lt*a Ymmr Wlfk. A lew d a ; i ago two bugglea itnppad at tbs CspitsI hotel, aud twa gentlemen janpe went Into the hotel leavlag two ladlea la tbeir reapectivs buggies. One el the mea came nut ia advance al tbs other, and by tba uncetiaia light ibrowa from the betti waa led aiida from th a actuii N e t in the lltlle matter of getting la the right baggy, tn a word Mr. J. got la witb Mrr, F . who were totally unknown to each other, so far aa acqnainiasoaiblp it concerncd, at If oae had died ten y ean ago in Alrica, in d the n b 'r hadii’t tweo bom. At a'arried men 0 l4n do, Ar, J. drove tomb diitanco be- fi r j speaking. Finally be remarked ; B "I'** g a t a corn on mv toe—tbe one you p enlit in putting your loot oa, too—that hurti about at bad aa tbs commoa tu n el Ihinm generally do.” The lady waa lery much lurprited, and rather haughtily replied : “Y ku
with me all day. and now lo maka tb s matter more ixaaperating, you chaa^e yonr voice lo an unnaturil growl," " I t'l you, madam, you haeo.changed. My voice ii natural. T am net trying ta atiume anything. Y»u icreecb like an e l l sate." “You are aa old fool." “ Give my teeth here; you ih au 't wear thim another minute." "Teeth I teeth I What in tbe wer!d d< you meaa t’’ But juit then, driving thrs'ig h s flood 01 light, the partiei recognii d tbat tbey did't recogniz'. "Madam,” ih M Mr. J, tlopping the hotae and itiaig hteoln g himielf np, ‘ I hope you will excuao me, hut 1 would like to knew how you cmne in m; buxgy, and furthcrra >re. I'd like a iitile inteiligeace aa recaidt tbe whereabouta ol wile.
Whnl have ;o u done with ht•^ m id a m ." *'1 do n't know what you mean, air. Get out ol my buggy." ''Your bucgy. Why, mailam yoa are beside jeurrelf." “Yra, and you beside yonraell, which frtCt I deulare t« auch an cKent that I will be lorcul to rail the police." " I’.iiice ! police I" wat ihouted luatily, and wlicn uin er I) liley oanie tn the apot the w o m a n iniistcd on the m a n 's srrcit. The biii>cy wfii drivps i>ack to tbrt Capiial, juit in tinia to meet ano'h er buKiry, tiie oci-upmts cl which bad a similar experience.—Kx. A W a r RcinlBiMeeneo. It wat dniicg thn winter of 18St-'65, which wilt long hs remembered by Ibe siiltliari who took p a rt iu thu campainn m the T.illey ol Virgisia, ai one which tried men's to ali a nd Jheir beeli alao, that tlio thrilling t-ene occurred wbioh I am nbout to deacribc. The old l<'ouith Cavalry wai on a forced march down tbe Valley to meet a column of the enemy whicS wai advancing, and alter a d a y ' s rUc went into bivouac juat at night tail en thu road side. We did not have the “cigars and cogoao," aa thould aatig e*t$, with wjiich “ lo bivouac," ao alter a haaty, “ bits ol aoniething tn eat," anil pi'IrstiDg aud leading hor-va, we eoen roiled ourtclvea, head and eara, in our bUukata, and lay prone npon thn fri zcn gruun I. To a tiled aoidler aleeu cornea quickly, and witb it ainiest eutiro oblivion; be rarely drcama. iii h nrdi; more than a minute ila p t id alter tha lying down befare the entire camp w a j tileot a t the grave. While preparing for rest wa had beca aolilled of a coming m aw storm, not only by ths lilack cloudi which hu.'g heavily in tiic Nurtiieatt, hut liy heralda in tiie aiiapu ol e utting tnowflkksa pro. pclird by the wintry tilaat. It was learluily c o h l ; ao bitter was it, ia ieed. it wa a
thought ezpadiunt to dia- ptniic with the usual camp guard so ss lo eNHhla all to obiaio wtinlerer ol ooa|. Iirt
w a s pot.iible under tbe -circuw- s aucei.
Tiie reg in c n t at th at time numbered lietwecn ,ix and Si^ven hundred men, who, aoiditr-iilte, caring only l,ir tbe prrtent, aad uoininil'nl et the morrow, tic p t aoundiy and, 1 m a/ add, rapidly. 1 bail
s l e p t aa I
h a d (U p p o a e d o n l y a few m i o u t e a whtn I
s u d d c e i y a w o k e tn
coni'cincauraa, b e i n g inailn ewara ol
an immraas
p r r a s n r e u p o u m i accumpanled witb i c t o i c r a b l u h e a t . In attempting tn move I feiind mysell, I I
it were, pnclied tightly in a moul I, which I lilted rxHctly, and I wat unable to turn cither tu riijht or lult. I seon luuad th'it I WHS cr^Tcred witb a very fileadly blanket el snow. Wiib a viiinroni push, I threw my blanket off, aad a muat curtaus ipectac'e (ireiitntcd itaelf tn my asteeiihed gaze. Tlie black ciuud< h id passed away, and the bright morning nieoo shone down upon thu ground covcrad n ith a v/b!i« manile of eight i'c h c a of inon-. Leoking around me, aa lar aa the eye cuuld reach in evvr; dircvtien, I a a w nothing but thr uubrokun (now covering which appeared to be m-'unda er graves in every cosceia- al>le pvsitien. I waa sitting upright in « ; o osmetcry.
Not a bnmna being could I discover anywheie. while everything mas at ittll aa
death itavlf. While 1 wa« wrupt ia the C'ntempla-
t'oo of sa wonderful a aceni', tke bugle »t besdq'iartera, a quarter oi a miio off.
sounded the icveil:ean4 io. K h sta ch a u g e l In an inatant the qaie t accasry waa alivs—
all the men arnne at onne irom their s n e r graves, Ao I what was the stillnest ol
death b a t a moment belera waa now buatie nnd activity. Inetsntly tlie text
fl.abcd thrsngh my mind "The trum pet shall sound and the dead shall hs raiaed.”
Words fail me la deaerlhing my fai-liaita at tbe moraent al tbia occurrence. H a d 1
had any idea ol the tnne I would have called aeme of my cnlmradcs.
A« it waa I am lortunite enoagk te be probably the only pcr.on who haa re'tlly
seen s prototype ol the raw rrcctieu.— Wm. M. Peg ram in Sc ribaer'iAlanthly.
likes
'EvBHTnoDV," says so exchange,' radlahcs la Japan.” It's a mistake,
de'at, lor one. We like oura here. 8
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men never lose their presence of mtod. In New York a Biab threw his molber-io-1aw out of a window ia t b t lll b itery ol a b u r n ia i buiidiag, and earried a feather b e l down tiUiri io his araii. A rrc R a marriage ceremony bad been performed io ona ol the charcbei la Adrien, }Ilchlgan, tha bride, wbeo re- calving Ilia eong ratulationi ol bar fiiendi, ih rd tears, s c e a r d I o | lo tit; citabliihed ridij:u!ous eastern ; a t tbe lig h t oi a bleb the groom follewed ta it, witb a to p io a t flew ef tha Ha d. After bla Iriaadi sae- oeeded io calming him, be said be eeold net bMp it, f e f be ielt u bad about It a t iba did.
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