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THE ! BUrLE.R HERAL9
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■ [From Dow-Yolk'Oui.vvi!/.
CHARLIE SNOW.
“Mother
“[tomorrow
tivunty-HyotontH;.'! earn.«il. U of
farmer Gibson, Gan you itjiui e mu
to go to tpwn this liltm-noop?”
“Ytis, Charlie, ami I 4111 go with
you. ■ I would tike SiSuyia lew
for Christmas." l!uch
tlior,” taid.Charlie. Snow,
?row is. Christmas;. I have
29“
Ithings
'bought whatthoy intendodfor the
olliur, The village store, ox|iiess iaml fis sure ns I live, Charlie,
DeAK. IfKAXOr ATlIBIt AXD.GlliXli
MoiiHni GitAY,: ' Tile' .jiltM'paniu'
on tho-altcrnnun before Cii’riSijriltH
Eve. ’Dow.'very kih/Cypu ari-', £
on|y expected YhcbbpIts'j'fiirilD'ijUil 1
not think/t would get cakes; and
daiidies too, beside so nauy beau
tiful new clothes, llotlier kissed
the chest insiiia and outside, ami
cried so much that at fli’lt I •' was 1
frightened, until sho whispered,
‘Happy, happy tears Chav lie; the
chest,looks like an old friend that
has cptno m awery long ■ journey
to see mo.* Tlien shil took tip
one of tliu cakes: ‘lly. own* dear
mother's cookies and, doughnuts,
LANIER HOUSE,
B- DUB. Proprietor.
XACON-, - - - C3---X-
Tbt ttofjjn il mm- nmviitui with »vsry
tioc<w«irv oonvuhiohfcu for theaecuiumodatum
i.»d comfort of an Mtron*. Tice ioiwthm is
d-.virablu Mill couvauUut to the liUhinftM por-
W*u of the oily.
The Tables
lliv* t'n* h-Kt ihn market afford*. Omiii-
•1)w to A ir-m depot fmi of charge, haR*
gv/a lret* of olu»ri*K t
n.o Uur supplier with the biwt wmos
and liq\W*rii.
SilOULD
E v E a V
have pne of our .
IMPROVED PLAITER
s4>iptod to nil kinih of goods, nmi to ull the
nitiv-reiit nud Ibsliioimbio htvltis of Pmittuig.
Urmplo and rtMjily muimpud, it i« jrwt. the ur
tide'ewr.v lady iiettiin. . ■ , . ,
Mwut Uyimair, postuga paid, ou rKieipt of
pri‘w. $2 Ofl. Hfiul lor thrculu-
AUdr-as. ,N. Y. HtBiDliB M’FU, CO.
til Coitluud* atrtsst. Ntrw Tork.
U1UDG15S SMITH'S PAPER
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A live. uewuV.paper from the Cupitid, full.pt
ob it gosjdprwiglml Hkftohes. paragraph's
nud mmtious of all kinds JiLsl tliu kiud of a
>»p«r co driva awuv blnnxuud give the world
» bright and ehcerfnl look. A good agent
wautMiu eW;ry town iu.tli^.rSouth,. to >vhom
aliboVai ddmmiiwioii will •!)<» paid. ..eur 1
stamp for a Hptditnicu oop.V hr outtkiHa mi
tiolinir ami recuivo the paper for one year..
Address,
IV.UD3B HUM' F.Vl’rift. , .
Atlai.til. Go.
1877 SCBTtAXap 1877
AGENTS ' WANTED!
We dmlr to sMara &« sorviow of entr.
getin lecliw. men, boysnnj girls.,to ranves
f„r tlip PEg Pst Hir -.t-n. » intRO twenty-
.igkl colnmn fire-aide pnper, pnbliahcd of
Wmiwboro. N. C, ovary Wwlneaday. tie
will S? o-wii trr • acryteo?. Tlio g^hi-
gou pUCB ia‘ ro JAw that it ia no b-oubio In
ml nil» Clan- Sutwcriptiou only One Dnl-
jlir. Stnil tor cirouinr. «4 apratmen. rupie»
if yon »lah t*‘Iw nn npenk Audrcwi
JOHN - T. PATBICK,
Wadotbor., X. C.
“pjjAlD CaMPOUNO,’’ .;'
W. UV« n&Qgalffl ‘hiity»« gunntii <“
lid bn,ken'
. -. lit never cun-1 upu r. It.. [Ill
,,,-h on-. eMiMBittf'jaiil ktticii na .ughr
and i),ist;ol8cu were all in one
room.
As/iiey were waiting, the stage
catno in—it only cainu twice in a
week. There was a chest on the
batik of the stage.
It touk several men to fasten
it on,” said tliu driver. “Oh,
Widow Snow, are yon there?
The chest is fur you.’
It,can’t.lio tin- me, sir.”
Ves, in ileud it is. You can
toad for yourself.”
Snro eumtgh, her namo Was
there, with directions so plain no
one cmtld make a mistake.
‘Wlmt shall 1 do with it?”
‘Take'it to my lionso, if yon
please; but, I't-ufi’t pay you tb-riky;
I have no .money,”
‘‘Pny mo when yon cuti, Mrs.
Snow,.”
By this time the mail and ex
press were ready. The 'express
man said, '“.Mrs. Snow, you arc ill
luck to.daj; here is a moucy
package for you.”
“It can't ho for mo, sir.”
“Yes, hero is tliu very same
direction that were on tiie ohesf.”
Sure enough: it seom to gitod to
bo'type; but it was. certainly nd
dressed to Mrs, Mary Snow, i It
was openci) ill order. 1 to' jury ex
press charges, and it seemed a
great fortune to all the "village.
GVery member ol'-the little coiri-
niunity sympatiiized licarlily will;
Mltry,.and all were agreed in say-
ingi-' “The old Deacon lias done
thp-rigiit. thjng at last.”
Then followed a grave consul tn
tion, about wlmt should bo done
with the money. Mary’s neiglr
bor’S felt as if they each hail a
share in her' unexpected prosperi
ty. half a do7.cn women, vv.ith
sliawls- pinned on their .heuds
catho hirrry'ing in to eongi’atiiiate
her: dll-advised that for Hid. pres
ent it Avonld be better to leave file
-money-in the strong ..box of the
expressman; so. sho left-it there;
retaijtihg enough' to celebrate the
iiappjl'Christmas'
here is one of ..mother's otvn fruit
cakes.’ No onu can tell how we
njoyed our supper, I am siiro tvo
never can he any happier in the
world titan Vo were that evening
Dear gramlinotiier, how could you
guess so exactly ' how loll I ’nth?
ven tiie hands of the shirt Hi up
periec.tiy, mid yiiii can't think iiun
nice I look. II it, hi[d not heipi,
fdr tlio eht-st I never could have
known wliat a nice good gr-iml
motlior I- dmve. ■ Jeddy lhp-iiua
[tseiLto. say ho’pitliu-.l a bay ifnti
ditl not know his own gntndin ith
So do I. ill'-yott were here/
perht-psyou would ask'me, ‘Chur-
iie, what dm you liko host? and 1
aluiost feel as if I ought t.i In
ashamed to say, ‘Ofall the tilings
ill the chest I lilto grandihothci-
.Gray's cookies tliu best. -But.
I hope there is mi harm in a boy’s
liking a cookie? .1 work its hard
tiro'glory Avhicii shall '1J6' 'rcveiiTcd’
in nilP.’a- \■ t- “Kt.ijit'A^MAatfA'S*..
CUAKUB S.N'OW, Cil.N'CtnOED,
Have Your Heart -In the titglit
. ,. .... ’ v Place./' _.-. : i
•‘One cannot ho pdlitfe and kcll'
riiliunci'dd witiiuut lci.ud. fecKifigs
and a good heurt. All the itiles
lor odiiraetterull the hntid-bodlis
and “Uuiitds to SocietyB- in the
world are worthless,‘if you linvo'
nothing within your soul which
toac)uis > yo!i to do ituta others as
you wouitl have them do unto yon.
Yyu ,m'ay learn to bow and
pTiuko liamls according to the best
rules of department; you may p/iy
calls at- exactly the right time,
umlerstmid the corners of your
viuting oarils thoui'oghly; but if
volt have spilt) in your heart, and
envy in yoiti smil, y-ut will never
be.H'iily ..iveil-iiiaiiiieredi-
| If you uesil'O to lioitsf, to lie enn-
spieubus, to monopolise atfontlbii.
to hurt the feelings nl iariticem
|ii-o|ile, aii-.l to 'sow dissension .be
tween friends; 'yovu-Kpnut niiifcq a
lady or a eeiitlt-iiian of your.-eifby
any niimlicr of airs or-grifcos.
Ifylni are kind and goo.'l;' ami
.wish people well, ai.l pi-efur to
sav [ileasault.lnng-s whou 'yuu can,,
y.oit will 1c- polite witliont triune
to .bo, anil Only silly people will
el'llieiso any hearty fqftti of. wel
come, any effort to iriake "t.lieni
T
as I can when I don't go to school. Icoiiilqrlable, that may occur.
I cut all of the wood, mill get up Of ooi.n-se you may 1-ai-n much
in the mii iiiiig and make t'm illfo jby bSservatlpu uud by ussociuting
for mother. I am trying to lie| "'?Lh cultvated people;nut truo po
ll good hoy. This is a/'ram .your •»**>•»«•« «in "ever be learnt by one
grateful 1 and loving grandchild, "'lio.-mheart is not in tlio right
[ place.- ■ '
Chaiimh Snow.
• When the lettqc canio home tot
grand Ihtliur Gray, you may lie ,
sure he was 'a happy mini, lie;
read over tiie letters to the neigh- >
hors, and seemed Very piotfd
his grandson,.- 1 ;
• “His name is Uliarlie Snou-,''.
said jg riim I tilt lier,“ btt fc lie is a chip
uf tho t[Ul block,- and is a Gray,
every in.bh ot him.”
It is not possible for a lady to
look morn radiantly proud and
happy than grandmother Gray
did when,.the D.t'acoii.. read llie. :
letter to her. Charlie's apprecia
tion ol her cookies weft her heart
'completely and t'oievor.*
.Ciiarliu hud not neglected lirst,
of all-,, to return, tlmtiks to the
Giver of “every good and perfect
gift.”
, “I know, dear father;’-’ lie said
iil’liis childish confidence ttn'-t sim
plicity, “that mother and all the
•'■Come,ncighb'orSf-all'of you to-;neighbors j>uy it was gi-amlfallior
morrow,. and rejoice with me,” and grandmother Gray that scut
said Mrs. Snow; “and wo- Will lyieChiistrnas preseiit; hut I kiimv
their
pray
keepi^bf ChVisitmaS tlayns we used who put that tliottglit inlp
to ih^ilcasaht New England'.:'’’ ’/,;'; liqjrts. Forgive my, sins I
Thb nei^hbnj-s^cyeryvqnooftltpjr).', fl'lieo. 1 cannot always remombe
I ofay Tine and Thou, and I
nqt pra.v very .well yet; but tlyi
accepteds Mary’s 'invitation, '-iand
it is safe do: suv - thatjnpsQh'risttlias
gift over niiide a scorq t)f'p.ed|tle
more completely liappy.
Wlien .the oliest was --opened, [very I'eebio. The pioadhof Bays
and' Gharlio snw- nll--the-cakes, | Tlibu art. very near to those., wlm
candies, skates, bulls anil clothing, i love Thee; I am only a 1 if tie boy,
lie said : ‘‘Mother, tho Lord,-has j hut I love Time very much. Don
A I’lienose.
Every little child, ns soon as i
Is .old enough to peep down
thio'igh the shadows of life, oiigiit’ *[!
in fonii a, purpose. Tiie child
iinisl resolve to ho a great..preach
er. This is a noble calling. An
angel iyould gladly expend;a!l ills'
mighty energies in spoil a work.
Or lie must detormiue to be ii
physciiin. The art of hejiiirig.thc
aielt is.a blessud ouo. If neither
of the professions Knits the ohild,
then liu may resolve to be a cap
tain, a wide sUtetmuuj a great
aittilnir, a. rich .merchant.;, or what
is better still, a iiqbld.lhijiVei-,' btt.f
lid sliimld make iip iiis niind to be
somelliing mid somebody in the
world. Tliu .reason why the
world is tilled with dwarts -is be
cause ineu have not been cast in
tlio mould of a great purpose.
Tiie liny who lias no purpose; auil
who is tliiilled witli tin lofty iisjii-
ratioii,-willnever climb high to
ward tty.-stars. Others will walk
'right over Ids head, and pu.to jjjt&S
iimpfl hi? 1 ] glory. A great and
noble [im pose ought to ho [danted
in (lie.lie.ii't of every child. And
jilftfucli'er says Hint the Lord he;ii..i 1 this.iluniW he done in the case of
trail understands words that are | tlm git I well as with the boy.
Great purposes alone will fill, the
woil.I with great women.—[Kind
Words. -;.t
added all those things; I only ask
ed him for tho books.’-’
A few duys after Christmas,
Mary said to hoY son: “We must
i^ity a letter to fnthor and motli-
erj-thanking them.for 'their, grunt
kindness to us.” ,
! Charlie wroto hie letter. I’TOiap's
:y.ou-.woul,(tHV'ft,-t6 .road it?
forget mo, dcar : Lord. There are : A lather t'e.-ii ing an earth ([itaku
so many hoys in the world, tlnit !tjm regions' id' his homo, snnt
sometimes X am tiliuid you wil tor-; Ins HyeJmys to n tli^anf trii,nil's
get your little Oliiirlie Snew.'[ j until tiie peri! should he over. A
- 1 few wn ks afiei, Hie i'atluif recjved
l j tji'ls let ter from ids friend: ■'‘/’lease
fake..your 4 hjiy#;Ji ®id and send
After long and putn-ut rev liu.
CJiarlie (bund Ids i ext. ’ It ism
must always bu liiA ■iaviirilp Win^ t
Ilo found it' iu tlio oightli Ohap-|dpwn ihe caftlr
■Itiukcl' ’
WH|- i at ths* * folionitig
bt.iilVs.tles, jitr $3 SO
Sb» rifl’n racrlK"^ *mitH . .. .. * C/J
Apj'Iinitioii (nt leitO’N ofadtmribilr.ition A M)
ApjlUcaHou for h»Hf tn of timmVui uldp. 4 W>
UiMiiiusinu Vmib itriruinMntioD .. •.. ft «iO
I’ismiRsiou frwjr. spiardiaurtLip OHO
lor lenvi* tn hell land 4 lift
Application tor horr.rnt<yid .4 W)
Noticivto debtors nud creditor* ’. 4 <*0
lo of real nstntr: by ridintnlMiutott., Hvri*
rs and fiunrdiur.K, persqunro'. s fn»
&,tiaof psrLkLnbid }ir«/pvity, irtubiyrf.* ..*;W
r.fv*r;iy tiptlOvv,_ dO tl.«vr. ....
* r All If.lli fur'anTGrtirintfin tbit ifre
d:\fc-oir jh* fir.’n-nfiptDfanWolTfic' infr^tira.
when’ tho* fororfey ’1a«
* f2 C3q ‘
FEMALE COLLEGE
atALB mrSTIT-GTT-BS
HE STBINQ Scs-fnf ntt
will opuu iloiuluyy" Jon 1
mXnstntk**
iary
FOUOWtWQ LOW RATS.
510 no
52.C.0
►3 in)
$6 00 ,
But*
Wailifili.; <*rj Department,
Atcrtdtmjn 1 , •• •*
. '. • Colk'Ke OlittaoM, “ “
l)mwlnj< tin«t Pui'dt&g, “ *•'
U«h(c npft nf.pVabo, . '*
Frcnrii unit Gittattn taicb, $1.00
lncnlvuttd Kxjiuii'Ds, pt-r .*A*4don, 76
Dlcmoiitnij I'l.DcIplfHOt DnwiiiR Crre.
A ru'ImjLibn d/ (en per cunt wilt Ik* jUI»awl*j1
* .iil.payxmuijt(1t iuixance.' Where nnt pul si
advance nil'iipcomim will by pweutul.
jit^rnDtlv at mowpirutiou cf inch lunutU and
i.iytucTit expected.
I11 addition to Urn picsent faculty newupt*
.tout ic.icl.cr in Frencli, Drawing, l\untfnjf
mi .Wax work, and also da aHHlntant in U**»
atbn try DejurtApsut, hiw been cm ploy oil
Tift* Fhcdl'>' lid tlu <;U>*lllD« j«s»r. will U
couipns|tl.fei *iix wvll -qaalifird rachc^.. nnii
m&triiction will • bo,eivun in all bruuebea-
aiitfliVlu nu\ , 'troil‘.'(;(t'iu tlie Siatt'?.
For furiiioHufonuation applj to
JAMES T. WHITE.
Dee. 22-lm. Fxeaidunt.
somethin.^ 2-Tw™.
O a ITT© WANTED,
BADEN PBOLIFIO FLOWF.R COHN.—
Ids c >rn vxculs am other lor bread nud is
he icbt for stonk. It ripins hix week* curlitr
U iu auy oibur kind, ttud pro's;) iron. U t«»
11 ciiis on u htalk.
The important points wo claim fur this
n**\V tiitiety ol‘emu arc these ; “Uuc stalk ot
this coru-bears drum G to M cars/ onu hill
with uvo htala* pukr.s from 10 tu 25 earn—
jirDdiicing from one tv.u ol ground tbrcu or
- im®il
lomuton “
a. 2. I ho cor^i isiieavnr ju w*.-i;;hr, h^t
Idfcgo uu car, thiniar huhk, and makes
‘•t»ru iihsd, f.»r tuni'.v use, awci'rcr und iu«tr«
ntfrltiotw, and Valuable Ibr fuedme Mot •.
3. Tliftt it will grow and produce iv ptmil'a- - *
lilo atop on ground v lure oiJicr corn \v 11 o».t
grow .ty.uuiuriiy. 4 Xm>ui earlier ami’ * ‘
w .not liable. lu be c:.ught by • lroat. 5. The • -
gr..ma arc large, ptiro »;ud while, uud «u otv
ilinar.v yiul'd f» j<nin SO to 1UU bushels to the '
iuDmpKf. land..
A pe anility I.f Four, cun l>cmudu irom it ‘
■” hcn'groOiid ft pn/dlio.* A floiir.au;da^,ua-
buth lu > appaar.iccc-utul toalc to floor w. «'4 '
fromdhc best,white whi«U. £v«u an .-pionr# ’ •
wuuUltoU tTMUhtiug'UsU betutcu bread njudy ....
from tfc^.twn,.-The corn uhcllod weight* .
FHICES BY HAIL POSTPAID,
12Sa‘’.k,, M ...Sl.OO I .0 tinckH S 180
,....2 cu j iu ••. ;.;.7u0>
F-nch 8K0*c 'noolAlas 1,000 somj'd grains *
SampJ(? tifiUke with. Uicei.ra or theiu W eltt
^ t0 /Jkb“ts, Write for ,'f km-ximokiacs \i|th -
^fns^ AgeuK ll^iro of htviudlvivij*"S -
J)D0 uiKOthUnthc RMiuiuo Seed except uirjcU*
Homo parties advertising tins onrij and <i|T, r .
iog hJKnd t.tulks, uh,-p you ordcr.tbwh thee
write you that their utalkn arc i*ll yoi '** 7
-. . - „.... -oorl commissit
wntofoi.tcrtunatoni
your C(*uuty is given
. . . Wponf.Ttt-
!^ h , r ' ARrD,ft commission, n , t ,t
t before the• Agent y ot
2 w '»mci p»ir risv
W. S. TIPTON.
' -Clurelnutl, Tean.
Administratrix. Notido.
liROtiittA -Viuee Oiuiirx :*'' : ’
''.Ik'f'iM f/M . Slhfii,' Adminfa-' •
»i» Lm tutu WamKiartiUa’d <£,& ,•’**
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