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and seen.
Your friend and well wisher
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NOTICE.

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the Books are IN my hands as trustee /; aud
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The use If Nessr.. Morrison IL lIdrtis, Tor
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Of October, 1897, and no offset will b. Ia.
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.MESCEEE.s.S'E3TS.
Fto ,h4 New Y trror.
The Changes OF Fortune.

he following iair iustrate oi.e 81 the
many Instances OF distress evlsing umour
the poor seamstresse. Il the cl'y, and the
lady who has Communicated /, for pnbilca
lion 10 the Mirror vouches for It's auihenti.
city.l
ID YOU give out work here said voice,
80 sos., 50 Iow. - lads hike, thar ,nyolun.
tarily looked Up from the purse | 4as about
purchasing for my darling by bldhd4y
eft from his papa.
d. YOU give out work here
Not 10 strangers, was the rude reply.
The stranger turned and walked sway.
HAT purse Is very cheap a'am'
| DO noi'wish It COS, SAID |, as TAXI o. up
my parasol, lett the shop and following tue
stranger iady.
PisNng thompson {, she paused-Weuf
Observation-Disclosures turned and came out,
now saw her facet 9as very paIe-her
hair, back az night, was parted on her fore.
head-her eyes, tOc, were very black aud
there vas slldness 10 them that made he
shudder. She passed en- up Broadway 10
Grand street, where she entered 4 miserable
locking dwelling. plused-shouId .oI
low tldher She was evidently suffefug
muca-l vas happy blessed With wealth,
and, oh, how blessed in husband, children,
friends | kugeked-ihe door sas opened b,
cross booking woman
l. there person living here VITO does
plain sesiugr | inquired.
| guess not, was the reply. There is
a woman W stars, v ho used to work bat she
can't get 20 more to dJ-and | snail turn
her Uut tomorrow.
Let me 90 up said as, passing th- wo,
man With a shudder, assembled the stars
You can keep on 90 10 the gartei, she
screamed after me-and 80 DID and there
! SAL SIGHT Of wo,cb |, ihr child 81 afila.
enc. aad never dreamed The ,ajs had
throaaoif her hat, and MAS kneeIng s, tn.
side of poor low bed lie Jar had llt.en
over her shoUlders-shr ssb1aa not
breathed n3t-but seemed mJuouless. her
face buried 10 the covering ofthe ~fetched,
miserable bed, Wherein lay her HUSBAND
lie va. sleepn-. | cooked upon nt, hlgl % ie
forehead, arougj @nicn cIuns masses pi
damn. brown hlr--it Aas kat, and the pale
hand cl~uched t1- bed clothes words n.,ke
from ~ ups c4anoi pay now h.ar4
hin sly Poor irIlo~, even 10 Dis deans,
bis po,eny haunted htm could b. II no
lon -er and knocked seatly on the door. Fh
lady Used her head, threw hack her har,
and -azed siidlt upon me. Il wa. 10 tune
for ceremony sickness, sorrow, want, pr
haps starvation, were before fne-'i cat e
TO lagk for person 10 Do plain work, wa
all could say.
On, ave it NJ she.sobbed. Two day,
we have not tasted fool and TO morroa-
She s4sprd. and tried to finish the sentence
but could not. she knew taftlo morrow lbey
would be both houseless and starving
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POETRY.

Tbs following xss handed ts as BY geE'ti,
nan sith rsqusst that il Should be published
Is il may probably make tasilf amoRs the Ia.
lies, xs take this op er1anity OF clearing ear skis
'fit-Ed Times s Gasstts
Written on seeing Lady, Nth a fashion
able PR0TUBERANCE.
Mslodioos Sister, gracious Nine!
Der ms thy inspiration fling,
Sincs far loo blsst fate is mine
Ths besunss Of the HUMP 10 sing.
The Hunr ~hat erewdlbg thoughts arise,
Wan, forms Of beauty greet mine eyes;
What bags OF bran or feathers, full,
And some psrChance too, s,ufftc With wool,
Before uay dazzied vision came,
At Thy inspiring, lovely name
In ancient lore we End no mention
OF this most beautiful invention,
And hence eonclude. that Homer tells
O. Helen aud the Greoiau bellies,
l. mere fb; for Who pray.
In his gallant, saiIs hienee DAY.
Would wage a tedious, len ysar's war,
For any beii9 he ever saw,
Ii The Jar dame sheuls chance 60 lack,
A HaEp Of beauty on her back
foof venus claims our lust compassion,
fof though WITH her' none darea y we,
\ ct, in her day, Twas no, ihr fashion,
4 Hump upon the bao2 10 tie.
ne ufdess' 100 were ptsuy creatures,
WIN ny SKIN aaa eoheiy features
WIN sNan,IiAe shape' Ambs round ana plump
Isl WAT Of these ihey had no hump.
When Mature 6r.t prrducsd The Fair.
'nopp other ih,ngs' il Va. her care
"a he fair farm Il baau,y oreVN
'ro shane the bark both .tr,isbt sad trpe.
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NEW FIRM!
.. aich ~ .gf.reHry Business.

We invite the ai'en,iuu q lhe publlc IL ut
present Stock d Goods, witch Ne all seiI
low for Cash. A.! kinds Of sutk duue II
the Shortest Na.ce.
TkUTTER & ALEXANDER
Nee, %, 1857. I3u
ihns. ttoiier returns his thanks 10 ihe
fubac Ter Their support and respectfully n
sies their custom IL lie above firm. II
suuid here rtmul those lns.. hted Ia hun IL
Note Or 10 L account that i i desirable
iLat The same should b. settled Is Cash
without a"iat, a. he caano, g,sc longer IL
On .rLce.
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aieiFs w ailicsi.

4 GLAriEMAN Of III, tame Of Russell
"A vas married 70 Nj. J.sE CAG49s. dsuah.
vi at RohEsT hsos. u Chester caunts. st.ts Of
ishns} ifania, sometime bsat he rl4d of The Re-
vaiui'uh, 49, shortly altefw.fd., ,ulRralrd ut,h
~ 'aaiiy 70 The STATE 81 North caiolIas. hero
u y nhdetstood hs s.nl,d and beeatne af,.by. A
'ssae, Of some hundred pound. has seeu lei tbe
ssid Jane Ra'scl, lae Csfaon, whlch, IN Gaze u
hef death, ateraes 70 her usita at lAs The lsga.
q = secured On real estate, and al that is r,qui
ht iof is recovery, viii b. for The claimants 10
prove saf mselses hsfs 4 las u The said Jsne Rus.
SCI, ~ the sveut Of her death
me fah1l-hsf q aty Paper, Who succeed. in
bi glng ttis nolcu 10 The attention OF sa.d heir.
FhsH b. hsndsonntiy remuntfaied.
~ ANY Information about tbs matter can s,
obtained b. sddrsssiag
DAVID BLAIR Ate al Lau.
fgHltu9aou 10
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To tie Public !,

"a ttE Subs uu sill aunue4 10 carfy
on the PiINfgEG BUSINESS ID
al 4. brtnehes, si1:
Plan oad Ornamental House Painting,
S,gn and Fig do.
Al al &. executed suh uea;ness aud De
sfate7. IL. u. ", ALEXANDER.
Esor stie, Jan |. l~}s t-tf
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lNOrI( l.

D = s''s.,5.= a Chs fLENAE wish
- g. IA esd stlullt3 u as an iu.
-~~C stucsor Of Youth, Who pos
ses- eare qualification OF bong read.
or, and = competent 10 instruct IN the read
lng II the British Poets, who Is well qnaI
ltied 10 instruct IN Pfondnship, Geography
History, E1gIish Grammar, Arithmetic,
Geomttfy, Algebra, &c. DC, and Mo be
heyes It 10 be- behud tue spirit OF the age
To teach words without ideas.
The advertiser has had ample experience
as Teacher, and can give satisfactory re.
ference.
For The satisfaction of those who deem a
knowledge Of the Latin essential IN an In.
-ish Teacher, the public are informed thai
the advertiser Is acquainted 9th but does
DOT wash to instruct 10 that language.
Letters directed To A. II. through the Post
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Dec. %, 1887. $50
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Be comforted--you shall want no more
kept my word. In few DAYS she tola
M aIl-ofdays Of happiness in sum, West
ladian Isle, her chlldhood's home. o. the
deaths OF father aud maiher-of cruel SIS.
ter and brother ia aw-how she left that
home hopln. to find brother IN Anefica-
how she sought him IN VAN, but found, in.
stead husband-he, too, an Enghshman, a
gentleman and scholar, had been thrown p
on the world. Sympathy deepened lnio love
alone in crowd all the world Ia each 9th
er, they marTied-he procured employment
III school, she PLAIN needle work. Too
close atleutIon TO the duties Of his school,
long walks, and seanty fare, brought ii.
health aud confined HIN a, length 10 bis
bed. The shop ltom winch his poor wne
o0iained work failed, aud their resource = as
GU of. She haa looked long, ueaN ua,>
for employment many had none to give,
others gave no work 10 strangers. Thus
found them, To comh.rtlhem for illtle time
then trust they found indeed Comforter
in HeavenI
The husband died first, died, placing The
hand II his poor wlie IN mlne needed
not The mute, appealing look he gave ne .
| took her 10 ny own happy nome, il vas
/ too late
| It IS very little time AGO, | went QUE
morning 10 her roou; she had passed
restless night; had dreamed, she sad Il her
dear George she called me her kiud and
only freud, begged M 10 ST little while
beside her, aud locked up So dis ~ ~
lace, that my own hear, seemed vel nish
bfeakIn-. et her not agaln.
10 the still, deep ni-ht heard her mGr.
muf; SIS = Anns, 10 nol speak - htr>h
Ily 10 me: Oh nanal ~ly Ltd yau leave
ne hen again Sue SAID. 't,se ne an
or4ogr, ny Sister. an very falnt.' Hc,
s9ni "ea again u mr. ON sunny hone.
LAY me by ny Gorge, aud God vii
be : you,' "rre her lds, ~ofds T. he. /
lei my pushed children 10 .ook uson nfI
sweet patr lace, as she lay IN he's cotha
ihey had never >ern SORROW or death, auu
then told hrin u tie Sin, tn cruelty, d
those Who wouad tle strangers heart.
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GROCERIES.

Some q superior quality 10 hat has been
USUALLY kept n lhi~ market
Alkiuds u. COUNTRY PRODUCE
taken far G0od,
A .sood quality OF COTTON all still BE-
bought at the regular market prices. An
inferior article must all DO taken oct, of 10
trade can be effected aud that at low raie.
No purchase OF Cotton can b. made unless
large and far sample b. brougb, or tho
Cotton delivered.
We honestly believe, that owing ~ the
high rate 81 exchange, expense, a. thai
lie hafleston Goods Orr much Tie cheap.
est MORRISON 4 HARRIS.
Nor q. ls11 ~
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NOTICE.
NOTICE

Il Hose ind bled TO me for their last
n years accounts, are respectfully re-.
que>ted 70 come forward aud cuse them et.
ingr b. Cash i, Note. would take thus
opportunity OF rendering NY sln,erc thanks
% the good people Of Necklrnbnfg and The
All lhng Counties, Tor their literal patron.
80 ne past year.
LEROY SPRINGS.
J3a. 2, 1885. 7J4(
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Ii rRaL PROVISIONS ha'ln- b, 81 Iuadc
tne tl,z rs u lnis village, Tor The
establishment u Male Acuatmy by ths
erection oi a good auu tonimodtuus edhoe,
se noA take p.e4sun a luioinlng thr pub
be tnai It Nn b opened tor the reception
II pupl.s on Monday morning, >til day oi
January, l9o-. l1e Rev \ j. l.sayen
worth eno aas been pih ufed 70 pf slae
over lnt Institution, viii cesote IL il his
constant personal .ite4iiun: aud lrum Us
en. gNpererce ~ ID, destruction OF youth
aud ii k1auled.ed abilities, Il Is confidently
l-tieye5 h. Nill not dlsappant the reason
able expectations when his PATROLS maJ
!Uund upon MS cxeftiuus.
liz course q sud- vail Is substantial,
the same Is ti4st,n other Atddemies. " hi,
the ydflpus classical authors vii be thor
oulhiy aud -.dt> taught, thrfe vi! b. spe.
eial attention PAID T. the Iu1tnen, II l.
5i,n Education, de,igued ID quaity young
tnfu Tor the active pu ,uii- oi ate Peculiar
advantage vii be ait IA Ire study 81
&C., rapty, Phtiosurh, un4 tlg cher sci.
enCies Iuin tie ~. oi To- valuable ppafa.
lus areaay y possession Of lhr Teacher.
lAe ste u our Academy beln- s4t.
hctully remote from ne dln and attractions
81 the village, although wtth,n "a moderate
walk from any faft 81 4, inus' b. regarded
Is favourable. And Ne are authagtaed to
sdy, s.at baati .uaS be lad ~ families 1t
distance u une mAc from 1t IA the counlr,
II s. per month";.
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M
ahh rus maj s'ta he laclilties nnd ~
renee They now possess IN the ita4~sct,on
"i tbs business, to merit the patronage
heretofore conferred They baya htTe
Ware Houses At the rlycr aud in town
Tor the re- lion q hrsardtng Goods
apart from Other buildings, aud compare
lively safe from Ere.
WlLLklNGS 4 BELDEN
Fayetteville.
Nr. J. J. RLAcKwooD, Charlotte.
hessrs BARRSeFR Il PuirgR. i
]. +. ~ q. PnIrrR. CopcorJ
PHrrER x Moss.
Fayetteville, iprd 1897. a5f
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4 Scrrlceable Dog" | say stranger, 4
said cottage urchln 10 Yankee pedaG.
don't whistle that ere dog aWaN."
/" Why, he ha,nt no use no hos, he's 20
rGalu.ly."
30, but he saves heaps Of work
How r
Cause, shy be always ilck4 the plates
and dishes - clean, that they never uanl
Washing, aud mamma SAYS, Size wou.u'n.
part with hlm 10 how, lor orr new dog
has nj got used TO mustard yet
A ladys secrecy has been eompimenled
10 fhytge-
shes secret as th. grave ALLOW"
q d., c anut doabG IL:
But IL grave with tomtstoaes on,
That tells you all about IT,
Tobacco J. 81 Id j weed,
II 49, The d. 20 the seed
IL dfain' }ouf packets.
Scents souf clothes,
And makes chimney Of your nose
\ Judge 10 Kentucky has decided tina,
dtaiy IS 4 NJ sauce, aud ma, BE- kt. krd in.
70 the gutter the same as any olhsr puppy.
Il is good hsrte that never stumbles.
good ~iie that never gru'ables"
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An 4rkrqr3 iganaacemeaf. Lady A.
am her Gau-htsf, aata4 bspu much aA1oy
e. b iae gaucaeries Of 4 country obs 1t
4 servant, NO 200 d per>sYrre 10 giving
thelr names a. b R tt H4n Lady A. ana
The Hoa. Mss A., i, len i took hna to
ask, aud desired mat, n future lie aoull
nenlipn then a. slprie Lady 4. aud plain
Mss !. There a-tanishnsnt may BE con.
cesed whrn they found themselves ob.,ea
% the letter aid nevou~aira House va
electrified b, the mtelh- encc that smsle
Lady 4. aud PLAIN Miss 4. aero contiu.
up"
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An EfcefisHt Society. The Ladies OF
LIanHstd have fosmed aa AGtl.carr,
. squaibng boby h church.Sociely." We
ihInf branch IA this town would be pro.
durnve Of very beneficial results.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-02
Charlotte Male Academy.

Jaa 2, 1888
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-02

JI"ths -ln1he library Of the late Sir
PhtipFrHcls ga regular series olthe Public
AdvettI'rf during The PERIOD ~aen Junius's
letters sefe published 10 that j,unaI. il
"htch nearly every letter Is corrected. ard
the regular stops inserted bv SfP Francis.
- MS clear aod very distinct Autograph
English paper.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-02

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a good ~ite that never grgables."