The enquirer southerner., 1875-01-15
BRIEFS - 80

All right We are willing. Too many
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down this way.
Burke county discusses Convention on
Saturday, at Morganton.,t -
K Pshaw No use in kdiseussions. The
Isauestion is now settled. saalhe Convention
is a certainty.
1t is Daddy Furman, now, of the Ashe-
vile Citizen.
Shifting the responsibility dressing
the baby.
Blood aint nothing money and clothes
is what tells.
Too bad That man and his wife who
kissed each other before company t'other
day and got in a fight ten minutes after
wards. a
Several young bloodss drew out of the
Temperance society few days before the
holidays set in. 1t is time FOR them to re-
turn now. Everything is quiet and there
is dearth of
" Ruddy striplings young and sleek,
With blush of Bacchus on their check.
Why do we not get the Wilson Advance
oftener than once month1
In parsing the word love, a youth says
it "governs boys and agrees with the
girls" Correct. Don't you alink SO, too,
sweetheart. 81
Frolnthe weather during the last three
or four days we would guess it was Win
ter in good earnest.
Wasn't it "slickery." =
Did youever hear docsor chuckle ?
Yes, Well, didn't you s.hear several
chuckle this week when too-legged animals
would slip up-then :down1break a skull
half dozen bones-and didn't they smile
with sardonic smile at the thought of the
20 dollar fees ID
A nose broken at Sparta this week. Oh, 4
the sleet, the terrible sleet
Our exchanges were in great demand
this week with the ladies. They made
quite hustle ovefuthem The sleet was
terrible You know and was EassIickery, too
but out door business hadto be attended /
to, and folks sit down rather sunceremon- |
iously sometimes, and like to DO SO as soft
Iy as possible, but we didn't mean to +
tell on en-
The finest job work at cheap rates can
be done at the soRtherner-Enquirer Job /
Printing office. ~
The most fashionable vel is the net
scarf veil, and it must be long enough to /
wrap around the neck, as weH as cover the
face Hssa3 va
All good people take their4home paper,
md believe in it as they believe in their
church, their courthouse, or their postoffice.
It is an institutionssssIt interests every one,
from theminister oriawyer to the school
md apprentice boy e.
The sawdust on the street crossings lends
much to the. convenience Of pedestrians.
Thanks to Constable Hyatt.
Everybody complains Of mud. We
'houldn' wonder. ~ =
We have a new name for those Depot
Boys who regulated Tar5oro on Christmas
Observation-Disclosures
The cars on the P. 6 W. r. r., recent
y were supplied withbibles placed infron
.acks, which were lettered seRible- Read
md Return" A good idea. We learn
he American Bible Society furnished those
rood books. e.
Feather cellars are just out. Theyar
or street wear, and have long ends fall-
ng down in front like the scarf. ,
A swell at sea is very much like fop on
hore both are apt to sicken.
We have received the first number of the
Children Friend, published at The Oxford
orphan Asylum, and edited by J. H. Mills,
Esq. 1t is the spicest tsheet we have read
n months, and the editor promises to make
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There appears on the fourth page of to-
ay's paper a very touching and beautifully
written poem on the death of our beloved
'tonewall Jackson. Read it.
Ramsey, the Temperance Apostle, gives
as his opinion thatthe most reasonable
xplanation yet vouchsafed is that Sheridan
vas laboring under inebrious excitement
Tot much. The D-1was in him.
Education begins the gentleman, but
eading, good company and reflection must
nish him. Chesterfield never wrote words
1ore significant than these.
At last-Fair weather,