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CONTENIPTIBI.E.

The power of language often nowadays fails
to reach the depth Of contemplate degradation
manifested by the agents OF government The
''litle brief authority Of petty officials has be-
come disgustingly insolent and outrag cously
impudent, that its strutting pomposity cxcitcs
other feelings than of a farce of puff and the RI
diculOus.
Our community is quite indignant with an act
Of Mr.. CAMPBELL, Post Master at Louisville. If
it be true, as alleged, it is q small and contempt
bic piece Of sdrish smbserriency to ''party cxac-
tions-to that over bearing principle of prOscrip-
ton which bloats the administration Of our
rulers.
An agent was appointed to receive the river
mails at one of our wharf boats; he had faithful
~ performed the task several weeks without the
assurance OF remuneration, while the Van Bu
wharf boat. had refused to be bothered by re-
ceiving them. The young gentleman prescribed
was also promised. if an agency appointed
he should have it. Mr. Campbell came here on
Tuesday last, and established the agency, with
a salary of $500. lie walked into the Wig
wharf boat, over the desk OF which was 4 caric0
ture of Gen. Jackson, Mr.. Van Buren, and some
one of the kitchen department we believe. consult
ing about the Treasury Order. Mr.. Campbell
or else iii his presence, asked who stuck
up the caricaturc, when the u1ai-rec ever remark
cd that he did. Mr.. Campbell went out, ordcre.
the mail Just landed to be taken to the Van Bu
rem boat, and gave it the agency.
/ We have known Mr.. Campbell. for scvcra
years, and ever thought him gentleman to
/ high-mndcd and amiablc to be guilty of so con
femptiblc trick. But the behests of ''party
may hove wrought a change.
Memphis Enquirer.
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900 Pairs thick BOOTS, best quality;
&OO For sale by CCALE & HAMILTON
RICHMOND, April %, 1887. l3tf
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TREASURY CIRCULAR.

THOSE indebted the subscriber by book
will please call and settle the
May 9th, 1887. III. :. HAMILTON.
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RIG III MOND FOUNDRY
WE have good r.Inent of CASTINGS hand
which we will WARRANT; and making STOVES OF
the LATEST and warranted
stand and give satisfaction. As stock
TO be had constantly unable keep good
assortment of Stoves and Castings; bi,
such this avoid tina, difficulty,
wife old FRIENDS and CUSTOMERS call and for
themselves T.. GROVER will give his personal
all times cutonersour will enable
him 10 be constantly a. the Office.
L. GROVER s. BROTHERS.
Nav 4th. 1885,. lsr
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UNSEEN GENERosIry.-An illiterate parsonage,
who always volunteered to goro und with the hat,
but was suspected Of sparng his own pocket.
overhearing one day, hint to that effect, made
the following speech: s.Other gentlemen puts
down what they thinks proper. and SO do /.
Charity private concern, and what gives is
nothing to nobody.
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STOVE, COPPER & TIN WARE Mandatory.
TOHN MOFFITT & Co, have established themselves
~ in the Town of Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana,
old stand of John Moitt, doors of the Bank,
Main for the purpose of Store,
Copper Sheet hon and til. Hare, all its various branch
They intend keep hand general of
COOKING, Ten SEVEN PLATE STOVES; also, a gener-
al of TIN WARE, which they will dispose of
a. reasonable Is be bough, else
MERCHANTS and others country, wanting
the above articles, solicited give them call.
| JOHN MofrITr, JAMES f. LAKE,
| GusrAvHs f. HAYNES
| n<-N. B. COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange.
| kIcHMoSD, April lss, 1897. l3,f
zoo Pairs thick BRO(: Ms, at wholesale or retail,
OOOby COALE 4 HAMILTON.
May -, 1897. Cliff
| nAINTS, &c-Whtc Lead in Oil, Red Lead,
g 6 Dry, Lamp Black,
u Spanish Brown, I4tharge,
| Oil, SC. &c. just received and 70
sale Low By IRWIN REED.
RICHMOND, May -, 1897.
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assignment Of new DRY GOODS, 81 epsiag -
~ SUMNER opening and for sale vesy l9w psicss
by z. -. IUAVE1-
RscnxoxD, May -, 1887.
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Il e,cc zion of n. Stockholders ..Tmx RscuAoNp
"A TRApI>o MANUFACTURING CoApANY,'' held ON
nish OF May, 1897. J. II. MendenhaI, livnus Ki.e.
Isaac f. Jones. A lhcrnbe.y, jonathan Townssnd, 7.
Newman and Bcnamia F0lghn elected directors 6e
ysa Al meeting Directors elect held shs
day. James Il. Mendenhal elected President WaTass
NJ Leeds, Secretary, and Elijah Cohn Trcasursr and BY
resolution Board, r. Mcndcnhall and w. NJ Iseds
appointed of all The business and POO
p.r,y the Company They will pay the market prices in
CASH linen rags delivered hs paper
mill, CASH also paid for Wool and Elaxsced those
sale will please call lvinss kisg (as
wooen factory who authorised purchase fog de-
Company.
w. NJ. LEEDS, Secretary.
Richmond, Sixth mo. 10Th, 1887. 39d
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VALUABLE PROPERTY ron SALE.
Il LARGE dwelling house and los VOL situated %
"A private residence CT Boarding. Also, vacant
n Richmond. Enquire a: This Office.
June 2oth, 1887. 2i-u
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TWO YOKE or OXEN ron SALE.
4 Ny pcrsoa wishing To purchase yoke Of 6ss
{ ra,e oSen DO 81 by callia. q
HENRY WETfiERALD.
RIcnNoNp, Juns ~, 1887. aAu
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sMainl,s .EsistIce.

TFvTlE author Of The " Man Of business y
la is nov preparing 4 ne~ and complete
treatise, 10 be practical abstract of the
common and statute laws of North Carroll.
IA, relating 10 the Official duties and resPon-
sibilltes Of Justices OF the Peace, Sherths,
Coroners, Constable-, Wardcns Of the Poor,
Overseers Of Roads, Rangers, Entry Takers,
Surveyors, Processloners, Guardians, Exec.
uiors, Administrators, frustees, Agents, At
torneys, Carriers, &C., 10 be more PLAIN and
practical IN its details, than any law book
nov extant.
The whole will be comprised IN oDc no.
derate SIZED volume OF perhaps about 40c
octave pa yes. The work viii BE- we'll print
ed and bound, aud ready for subscribers dur
ing the e,onth Of March next; 10 be prompt.
" delivered ut any curt house within TIE
State a. So 30 per copy or $50 for 0 copies
Any subscriber "bo may be pleased io
pay now ia advance. shalt have receipt ~
fuii for 81 30. Adiress b. Swain. Alto. al
Law, Ashbofoagh, NC Free 81 postage
OcfObsr, 1887. fT3
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ILovE The MAN.

Usurers Look al thus. Al JamGI ce, says
a correspondent, OF the y. Y. Times, hives
a man who is upwards OF eighty years OF
age, an original IN hfs character. Tie Is
wealthy and cbildless; his wife aud SIX at.
iached negro fellows, moi slaves, SIT with
hnn al the same table. He Is shread IN
his dtalings, -ad prospers; he recognizes
no "currency" but coin-aiil receive aud
paw nothing else. The last land sale at ia.
malca was made by him-nine acres, at
$1,000 the acre, one half down, on deliver
ing the decd. He required this to be paid
in specie-which, as he had always done,
he lent on mortgage At fre per cent lie
never takes more, declaring that TO be all
that the use Of money Is worth. tie reigs.
Is more. lie aas now $4,000 or 60 600
lent on mortgage at that RITE. \ leW
months AGO b. bought a COW of a nrighhor,
for S27 80. A week or two afterwards,
he came to the seller and sald that the aul-
NAL sas better than she had bern represent
ed To be- that II vas his way so 90, as 10 re.
qulfe Justice 10 all his dealing; aud be ten.
dered the seller So 80 more. II was re.
fused Of course, but the old man lei the mo
nay among the chiidru. Fbrs' are bot
specimens Of countless similar tales related
OF him. His frame bends under the weight
OF "a years, but MS health is unbfoAen, and
his spirits are good he touers under a
green old age, down the hill 81 HE, aud Il
Conscientious observance Of the rules q,
night, can soften the pillow or ensure calm
sIumhefs, that old man must have s"reoe
nights. What viii our money lenders ;hInk
Of a man who refuses more than five per
cent
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NOTICE

My ,rac, of land. lying within ono mile
Of the town, containing $40 acres, about
sixty or seventy Of which Is IN cultivation,
Of good quality, with quantity uf frs, rate
bottom and upland 10 clear, we'll wa,ered
md numbered, situated and living Oh the two
Sugar Creeks, ai the head of the rai dan.
most commonly known by the nnme OF BIS
sells dam. ] deem 1t unnecessary to give
a further description Of The property, as
persons wishing TO purchase can call on
me and view the property. ! will sell low
for cash, or will give long credit of an.
nna' instruments TO SUI; the purchaser, IL the
payments are made perfectly secure.
SAN INCOME
Charlotte. July &c. 1897. $50
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y y,osy Office Notice.

A LII parsons wEn tail to pay ihelf iost-
- are Account uhsn called on, Slli get
nc more Lei,grs or Papers without The cAsli
powS. am Determined to adhere 70 th's
tule-mareoyer NIL postage must DC PAID ~
SPECIE. according iolho instructions tom
the +. N. General.
u.B. WILLIAMS. z. w.
OF. 25, 1887. w
NIB. Letters and Papers Will not be del''
yered IN future, exceP, 10 The proper o"ns rs
,,,,ho,,t n written order or servant.
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NOTICE.

EsnE subscribers have just received q
IN quantity Of Strieklaod's Baggiog. Ro-
ping and Twine, which they offer low ior
Cash, or TO punclual dealers ~ SHIRT credit.
MORRISON & HARRIS.
Oei I5, 1887. Cef
n. y. All kinds Of Couairy Produce to.
ken 10 exchange for Goods, Dry Co"hides,
&c. NJ. q II.
Oct. l6, 1887. 6cy
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FASHIONS! FAsnEONsH

yuvIlE subscriber takes this method Of an'
n nouncing 10 his patrons and the pub
lie. tina. he has Just received the FALL y
WINTER FASHIONS from New York
and Philadelphia, which for Beauty and
TASTE. has not been excclled by any pre-
vious report.
lie respectfully solicits the continuation
If puJIic patronage; and be particularly
reouests such as have never been well fitted
to eve hun TRIAL now, as he feels conhcen'
IN his ubihly TO I'll
Any thing in hunon shaPe'
From a giant 10 an epf.
ile has on hand a good assortment Of
Clo,hs and Trimmings Of the best quality
among his Cloths are nearly oil the CO.
lors worn. lie has also number OF ready
made ON ERCOATSo Of various colours and
qualities. Also, VESTS and PANIA'
Looms (Which have oil been made 10 his
own shop within the last few months.l Al
So Stocks. Collars, Bosoms, !SuTeaders
Chores, dc. lie is determined ie give bar
patns to all that will favor him With lhe,i
custom, either as Tailor or Cioihler, Of both
He will sell Cloth cheap, and make as cheaI
rs any other good workman.
A. GRAHAM. Tst'af Il Ci9ttifr.
Cbarloffs, Oct H., 1887. t'u
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go sEsP Esn6fer!

HAVING returned. VIII now resume
IN the PAINTING BUSINESS in
all its branches, ~:
Plain and Ornamental House Painting,
Sign and Flag 40.
All orders executed Nith neatness and &C.
spaich. II. ID. ". ALEXANDER.
Charlotte, Oct. l.. 1881. 6-(
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frrEaSf IIftr,iimg!

ALL persons indebted to the estate oil
"A WIN. N. Nicely, decd, are requested
to make payment between this time and The
irs, of January next. Those Who % mol
ava,! themselves ol this notice wall had lhe'r
notes placed in the hands nj an officer, with
on, discrimination. inr collection.
JAMES PORTER. Gusfdian.
o. % lS31. tlir
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REEF! BEEF! BEEF!!

TENHE subscriber informs the citizens OF
IL Charlotte and its vicinity, that he still
continues to furnish Fresh BEEF, on Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday MORNINGS IN
each week. He has just received as hna a
drove of cattle as ever was brought to this
market, and as he is in the habit OF taking
bis Beef around the town, he would take
pleasure in serving any person who may feel
disposed to encourage HIM. tie hopes TO
receive liberal share Of patronage.
THOMAS Go0DLAKE-
Oc, :, 1887. 671
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SUFFERING HUMANITY!
Come to Relfef!!

HIVE you tooth achieve have GER
HI tain remedy. Have YOU the ague
which battles physicians-the cure IS al
hand. We have also DIR. Parsons balm of
Carageen or Irish Mass, an excellent rene.
DIV for Colds, Coughs, Splitting Blood, and
Whoopiug Cough, which IS now prevailing
in the country-come and get The medi-
cine and relieve your children from such a
horrid disease. We also have a large and
fresh supply Of
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.isgao6iC Polarization for !sGie.
ls.a MAT beautiful and sell fuspsased
Sa,E H. Plantation 10 Providence Settle
n.sut, : miles 5, u'h East II Charlotte, for
tnrrI, 90 ned hy my Father ard 40 ab,eh |
nos reside. !. nov olE.r,d lar sale. For fur
tier particulars call aud scc To- ,uss-e nber.
n u. LEE
Ssgi. -. 1887 cur
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To Gig & Carriage Makers.

yHytiE Subscribers wish TO lDiprm Jour.
IL neymeR that they have prepared ih"ir
Shops at this place to receive Jonreymen
in all the various parts q the above Bua
ness. A good Blacksmith can &c, liberal
wages by an immediate calf
d. a. J. II AGTNS
JOTfg HARRELL, Priheipai Aren't
Bel Air, s. g., Oct. II, ls37. ~
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Oct %, 1897.
Tl-uSf Safe.

ubY virtue ot Deed ot trust, made by
I'D the Meeklcuhurg Gold Mining Com
paus To h. ". Bonney, ESQ, the l9ih day
Of December, 1882, for purposes therein
neuttoned. viii cxpase To Public Sale, al
the Cnurt House in Charlotte, on Thursday
the lGlh day Of November next, all the
properiy therein conveyed, or 80 much
thereof MS shall be necessary 70 satisfy me
purposes Of the same, consisting at Ieass
hold estate on the establishment aud prop
erty, known by the name ot the ~. Sa'ta'
r,nf's Mills, (iarmerly known by the na'oe
Of HAYES mlis.) including tract o' iand
containing Five Hundred Acres, more or
les, with the appur'enances.
Also
A !easehold estate an trac, of land, ~
ing near Charlotte, ami known by the name
ot the Charlotte or NcComb's Nne, con
tanning One Hundred aud Seventeen Acfes,
more or less, With The nppur,enouces.
Also
4 leasehold estate nn two tracts, lying
near Charlotte, known by the name OF lh'
Cooper and tiutchlSon iracts-ihe a"op'f
tract containing Fourteen Acres and the
Ilutch,sun tract containing Thirty three A
etes, more or less.
Also
4 lraschold estate on a tract Of l1nd, ~
ins near Charlotte. knpSn BY the name @
the Rudis,lI Gold Nine, Containing Eighty
SIX Acres, more or lcss.
--ALsD-F
4 leasehoId estate 10 the Capps Vine
together wuh such personal property a.
w. convened hy -ald compauy 10 SAID u
VI. banney. consisting ot
Sieam Engines, H,rses, Nudes, 0xea, &c
Terms made kr..wn uu the des nl sale
JOSEPH n WILSON.
Ag.rf for ~, fssfss.
OFT. :. 1877 ~
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NOTICE..

A LII those indebted 10 the estate OF the
IN late Reuben Boswell, deceased, are re-
quested TO make payment, as a longer IN
diligence will not I've given.
AMBROSE u. REA, Executor.
O,k Il 1897 al
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Tic covetons person lives as dlhe world
we're made altogether for BIN, and not he
Tor the world; 10 take IN every thing aud
part with nothing.
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Valuable Town Property
For &dff.

rosss-sinns in ss,d town, euusgs1lug ~ the
D@eIllng House 10 winch he u0s resides,
hong ono of the mos, desirable residences
10 Charlotte, having ull necessary ga, hons
Is besldes WELL of good water IN the
yard. Also, two lots. teW Yards dtstaurc
from the above, on one is new franz
dwelling h0ugc, lon tie other is wood
and smith shop, On the lna street, and
offers a good situation tor CARVING on
the Carnage Making BUSINESS ~ ali III
the above property alli give e,eI bargains
and make the terms easy, as nm deter.
mined to leave the place.
MILES MIL.
5ugssi G, 1887. 5Hf
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NOTICE.
gOTTO.N'! COTTO.f:!

GOTTO.N'! COTTO.f.!
E2ERSONS having yet 90 hand their old
= ninew crop ct Cotton and wishing to
dispose u n, can me"i with On opportunity,
by caibng on the subscribers. and they
must una see thai there IS 70 hopes ri the
article rising whatever, TIT utnsi stili -
loser. We eilI continue n bIy lrom this
tire unliiihe first - January next Notrsde
rsu IL effected uplc-s 3, beast one.t1lf be
taken ~ goods, the balance vlll 81 psld IN
cash We nos have and will continue to
hase, good assortment % al kinds Of
Dry G00ds, Groceries, .Te.
and ue al sell At cash prices N exchange
Gof Catian. MORRISON * HARRIS.
Jalg - 1891. 5t1
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Bad htngs 40 uniarhfuI servant, a
smoky bo,lse. a stumbling horse scoldIng
w,le, an aching tooth, an empty purse, an
undni,lni child. an lncesseai ialker, hogs
that break thro' enclosures, doll zor and
pimpIed face, bntlius ram, mosquitoes,
buggy bed and up.
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A MadkT.-One Sunday ;Then that emf.
nent Christian the Rev. Sir II. Noncneti
was minister Of Baklofd, the precenIar came
to church wiih the back part Of barge curl.
ed VIZ turned 10 the fore part % has head.
The minister gave oUt the list psalm to be
sung, beginning at the 9Th serse. " hen
the precentor staod up TO sung the frs, ilne,
which runs - TO many wonder AN,
the people could GOT help baking and laugh.
ing at bin. SIR Henry, observing the poant
10 which the peoples eyes we're directed,
Iooked over the pulpit, and, seeing tie ms.
take gravely SAID, q Aad 20, SIR, sou arc a
wond.r to many turn the uah' SIDE Of your
VIZ foremost. = Gldsgou Courier.
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c1lAnI.rsTnN--0T >
Eyf fIANGE

Cheeh. on New York u per CIV -
other PLACES 81 The North, q Psi ecu !,
Bill. Of Exchange on the Nar'h' I'D 4
Banks. % New Ymk. 81 daYs"e "A
DO. per rent. discount W y. 49,
discount Richmond, per cent ~ 5ss
Savsonsh. 3 per- ceai. die. lover V'a ,.,,,,A
On tho West, 90 per cent d.. ao'
Commercial Bank. Columbus P''
Csndrn Bank. par, ~
Bills Merchants Rsnk. Chefa"' - "A
Georgia Bank Bills, Apgnss,,' '' y, ~ 1
per cent. dis. Country Bapks "a Per"
North Carolina mousy, pnr'
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Adcice TO Pareafs.--A family Of reeula.
ted aud interesting children IS chatmaa
and interesting sight. Excessive Indulgence,
especially to boys, IS very hurtiul, as i 10.
cagacdates ihrm Cor bhFt'p1 'he many
hardships and vexauops hicb they tnu-i
encounter through :f; and b,. b4Ing tire.
some fretfill children they become passion.
ate and uarensoaabla men.
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The Afflicted VANS Friend,

Ointment OF 9iiGSfy s'slTKes.
We expect to have in short time a large
supply of MEDICINES, consisting of all
the articles usually kept. Also, an eSten.
siye assortment Of the
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.NESCEEE.I.3,E0CS.
the LOVED. AND LOST.


THE LOVED. AND LOST
They saw her laid with many 4 tear
la deaths eternal sleep;
They wept upon her carly bier,
But 10 when she was 50 dear
was not there TO weep,
They saw her uithef-one by one
They mark'd her charms decay,
Till liies last fading leaf was gone,
And all was senseless clay
But I-who loved SO tsndorly-
was not there to see her die,
They watch'd her sad and wand'riug glsnoc,
That sought around in vain;
They woke her from her iey'rish trance,
And seoih'd her dyng pain,
But Ito whom her thoughts had tlcd;
Twas not thero--and she Is dead
--r-s-
LOVE THE MAN.
love the man sincere at heart,
love the man who takes his part,
love the man who viii be free,
love the man Of liberty,
| love the man who loves 10 lsbor.
] love the man who loves his nrighhor,
! love the man who losss his vile,
| love the man " no ne'er has sirI.r,
love the man Who loves not gold,
love the candid ard the bold.
| love the man sho loves ms iollow,
| love the man with conscience 49, How,
| love the man summer and wuies.
Who ne~f forgets to PAY rHE PRiNTUR.
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Tnoinpsonian Medicines.

WILLIAMS * BOYD.
Oct. 10, 1897. 6-V
\. B. We are Dr.. Peters Agent Cor 10
or II counties in the western part Of n Z.
Merchants can be supplied al all tunes at
New York Prices. ". a. B.
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Sludqg School Anccdofe.-Wc were Il.
unused tie other day, BY an auecdote r,ll.
ted hy ll.iIe boy, which he sad had been
told hin. by his Sun lay School Teacher.
Il was this: Two cmIcfen, brmnCr al
a SISTER, had quarrciled. The brother vas
Violently angry, "a be thought he bad en-
much injured and appealed 70 his nnlber
for sailsi elton. She told hiin TO 20 ard Kiss
bis sister which ~o4I1 be doing eoad t,r
evil, and that il WIS BIZ 50 dom. be might
brap Goals OF fire on her bead The boy
went and kissed her, aud returning 20 his
mother, sad, " Welt, ma, have done a.
YOU told me now where is the shovel p
IEscdIoOsd noaitcr.
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4 lrasehold estate on tract Of llnl, y.
ms near Charlotte. knpSn BY the namc OF
ae Rudis,ll Gold " De, Containing Eighty
TX Acres, more or tcss.