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; THE HOME Cll
Pleasant Evening Revi
^eated^ts Tired Mo
the Home Gircle
CRUDE THOUGHTS FRO]
We Lev* neves-yet seen a fussy,
oalviah, hardwerkiug mother who
was Dot repaid (or all her toil aod
care and aexiety by a let of as aelf;
ish, ehildrea as erer lived. A Mother
who really has the good ot her children
at heart, will teach them as soon
as they can *ajk on'7 to
themselves, butto help others. She
will not bring them up under the impression
that they ire unhedged
angels, but dear^wrilfuj, little morula
who must learft- they came to ssrve
and net to rule. Self sacrifice is a
geod quality in a motherk-JtiUt it ia
possible to earay that Bpirit too far;
it b possible to make sacrifices which
are not only uncalled for and not neeesaarr,
but .Really harmful in their
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TRI LITISt^llOOM.
The living room is dhL-One room in
id* Dona* wnicrvy above all otber
should be hright and chearfnl. if any
room mast he neglected, let it not he
the living roem. Have bare refined
pictures, plentyot b^oka and current
literature. Thia is the plac* for the
piano, the moat comfortable chairs
,.' and' coty go&ierav Within the prey
--J-?--?||ibts of such room ene may ahnt oat
the world and forget that there are
any troubles; to bear. The character
of a room depends upon its wall decoration,
its carpets, its pictures and
its curtains, h'e, shoulJ be careful
r ? to have these of the right kind as all
others are mere aeceesories. "We
could not afford expensive things,"
said a newly-married couple, "so we
ehoee the comfortable ones," and this
idea "comfort" is the secret ot sll
furnishing.
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GATES JUAR.
The toncbing pathos of childhood
is shoWn in the following: The death
- <**-. ef a ,well-known gentleman had
tailed forth many expressions, of
a - sympathy from friends in the way et
a profusion of flowers in beautiful
designs. After they had been placed
. areond him as be lay in the casket,
hi#Dttle daughter Alioeut four years,
V ' Was led by ber mamma into the room
Jo look upon the face of her dead papa
-WfHle was naturally attracted?by the
fijjwers and by the design of "The
Jintee Ajar." Her mamma told ber
that "the beautiful gate" Kkd^epened
, and papa bad passed through" and
would never come back to them again.
The child looked steadily at her
papa's face for a few moments,
~ then climbed np so she could reach
over and kiss bis cold lips saying:
? "Papa.?dear, speak to me and say
you will ecu to 'tlio beautiful gate'
and meet your little Alice there some
- day."
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THE GAIN or SUNDAY BEST
^?meannun
a man will not produce more in a
week by working aeveo daya then by
working six days. Bat we very roach
doubt whether, at the end of a year
he will generally produce more by
working six daya in a week. The na
>, tural difirenoe between Campania and
^ Spitsbergen ip trifling when compare*
with the differenoe between a country
inhabited by men fall of bodily an<
mental vigor and a country inhabits
by men rank in bodily and raenta
decrepitude. Therefore it ia tliat w<
are not poorer bat riober, becaaseWt
have through many ages reated fren
... ..per labora one day in aevan. The day
wnot loot, while indnatry ia aaapendec
while the plow lies in'the farrow
while the exchange ia ailent, while nc
emoke amende from the factory, i
prooesn is going on quite as impcrun
to the wealth of the' nation as ia th
work which is performed on mom
busy daya. Man?the machine
machine*?the maohine compared
?t the Wntti and Arkwrigbta art
op, sa thaCher returns to bia labors 01
Monday with dearer intelligbnataM
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by local Application* mm they Awnot reoeh
r the dimtM porUdfcr ul the Mr Tim N
only oie mmw to e?W do?f?ffc. mm4 thit Is
by cooeUtvttoBhl \reui*<Ji|4 b??fne?e U
. c?.oeed by on liflooM coMition of the sicoat
lit) eg of lt? WftMpt? Nfce, *bte,
i ihl. tab* U iiltmlwlmn a mMJ
pound or l?>?Hnl m/h, mmt etna It 1
eatlrrl rlorod, DutJi io I bo MM .eel
aalrat tbr it??attjlfraa W tafea ae^ipH
thip tub* nvtofvi to A ppfOtl wtvHjtt
htarUe win to toalror fcf tofwtfT. alar atata
oat ultnua iijfcirt MCtWmt. rUA It
t hat ? )l<?y?iuillllin ef tto
1 UonriarJ Dotlara tor Ml
. in of Ihiliit (ntatpd jrr oatorrb) that
cutot bo imi bj Bam Caunt Cart.
Brau for rimltn. /rot. \
f.l. CHENEY 4 V?- ToUdo a
Bold b/DrontfttP. TV. I
f Toko ptU'i nailr Piilt ar eotetlpatloa
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i I wiah to uj \to Jfre people of
I Franklin Countvllb&t I arid be pre.
pared to furniehjfail kinds pf cabbage,
oollard, wttiatoe and celery
' plants in seaabil Only the best
rarietiea. / Vl W. HOLMES
RCLE COLUMN.
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3riBs.~A Column Deditfrers
as They Join
at Evening Tide
I THE EDITORIAL PEN
I livelier spirits, witfi renewed uoipotj
sal vigor. . " .
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I r.iRi.s who hark rooR wtvns.
We never see a petted, pampered
; girl who is yielded to in every whim
by eervantt end parents that we do
J not sigh with pity fer the man who
| will seme day be her husband. It is
' the worshipped daughter who has
been taught that her whims and wishes
are supreme in a household who
makes marrige a failure all her lite.
She hae-ha<! ber way in things great
and- ansall; and when she desired
dresses, pleaaerae or journeys which
were beyond the faaily puree, she
carried the day with tears or sulks,
or posing na n martyr. The pnreets
saerifioed tor her sake, hoping finally
to see her well married. They carefully
hide her faelts from her suitors whs
seek ker hand and she is ever ready
with smiles and allurements to win
the hearts of men, sad the average
men ta as blind to the faults ef a
pretty girl as a newly hatohed bird
is blind to the warms npoa the trees
aboat hits. He thinks her little pettish
ways are mere girlish moods; bet
when the becomes his wife and reveals
her selfish end crnel natare he
is greived sad hurt to think fate his
been so unkind to him.
aimless girls _
Poor,indescribably poer,is that girl
whs has gifts, s cleer mind and settee,
bands, and who has net been taught
hew to use them, wandering^imlesely
throughly lite, atedioere in everything,
withoat definite aim seeking
vainly far occupations to amass #r
| distract, deforming her bedy to gratily
| ignoreni vanity, injuring herself by
late bears and bad food, sparkling
dimly is the a tritely for a wealthy
baeband, and then as a wife realizing
ber weakness and lack of worth; aa
mother, weepiag bluer stinging tears
as she sees the results ef ber miserable
life asagnibed in her children, and
; wailing piteooaly for help and strength
when it is teo late. No aareasm this;
this ecientifio wan turns to hie werk
with a heavy heart aftsr studying
sacb a case. But object teaching is
nature'* teaching, and many rtp6tioas
ar* necessary before people will
take the leaaea and ita fall msaning
to heart
' v Coughs that are tight or distressing
tickling coughs; get quick and certain
help from Dr. Shoopw Cough Remedy.
On this account Dra*iata everywhere
ere fevering By. Sheews Cough Remedy.
The tender leery at s harmless
hug healing mouncawous shrub give to
Dr. Shoop's CosghJlamedy ita surative
properties. Those jleaves haye the
- powee t? ealw /the meet danetdaa
cough, sad to sofithc and heal the most
sensitive breadnial | membranes: Test
it onee yourgoJT, aei seel 8old by T.
Rcid riessen^H Iou(aborg, T. C. Joy'
oer Krmnkliston.
Sorry to See It Empty
Wife?"Charlie I was astonished
and as sorry (o see so many empty
whiskey bottles in yonr room thie
morning."
Madam, yon are apt half aa sorry aa
I am to aee them Em ft v."
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ANNOUNCEMENT. ,
! To the Voters of franfcKnACounty
I hereby mnouM myself as a
candidal- for the Democratic uomination
for Treasurec/of Franklin
dovnty, subject teJoelaction of the
Democratic primaries!
J. Efr#AKP|rHQlY1AS
~Tacard
To Democratic Voters
I hereby announce nrfyaelf a candidate
for Register yf Deeds fer
Franklin County, sn 5jeot to the at
thin of the I'emoa/i tie ricnvention.
I -will appreoiatjrar) j help from my
friends / W H. MACON.
fK CARD
To The Democratic?V^Tnaa of '
Frank nix Couwty: \y '
I hereby announcomiyself a candidate
for the oRegister of
Deeds of Frankl^rCeunty, subject
to the Demoe^ttio Ifrimary and
Correction, f Yerjrtrulr
>S. /? 8. H. BOONE.
ANNDCNQEMEVT
To the Democratic yotenfof Franklin
County: , fx/ ' N
I hereby announce rnjjaelf a candidate
for the House of Itenresehtatires from
Franklin county sijneCt U) the action
of the Democrati^filinaries" irmi. C?nyention.
1 am ^rot al candidate urgStt
by my friends^ln ruJbut am running^
because 1 waalthe once and if the party
will honor me witll the nomination
1 will aenythem and lthe State to tlie
u?t ui iwy wuiiuy. iwapKlluiij,
7 Ia. TUR.vEK.
A CARD
To The Democratic Vothrs of
FRANKLIN COUNT!:
\I herewith aniouncV myself a
candidate for the Vftioa of Register
of Deads of FrankKn^Ouaty, subject
to the action (drthe Democratic 1
primaries and conplntion. If nominated
and eleotsgl II promise the
people of the aRunta faithful and
accurate serace. thanking you
in advsnce ?pr any wing you may
do in my h^alf I an i
f Kespectfilly, '
?-/ R. P. TAYLOR J
A CARD J
To The Democratic Volfts of .
Franklin fiountvf
With the kindest of Vednigg toward J
every man in Franklin noHntv and with
no criticism to make oflniy ene, I wish I
to anaonnte myself ad candidate for 1
Clerk of Superior CqaA of Franklin (
County subject to tare taction of the- -I
Democratic Primary ami convention. .
I will state that I ma in no SJmbiue
with any other conwdate er candidates .
because when I a/c you te support ine
I have gone aa fag as propriety will al- I
low and I know/eu are an capable of j
selecting the /ther nomkees of the "
party aa I am/ I (
Should rouAee fit to nonhnate me I
shall endear/ to execute tLe duties of
the office to/the best of my lability and
shall see that everybody lis treated
alike. Yours -Respectfully,
" SAM. P. BODP1E
ANNOUNCEMENT
To my Den ocratic Friends:
, I am taking this method of informing
my friends throughout the
county, that lama candidate for
renomiuation It the hands off my
wty?f"- 'H rt<Kjfa of _
Clerk of the Superior court/ My
duties as Clerl, compel mrf constant
attendance at ray office in
Louisburg.for tne properjflischarge
of the business of thu/people is
more important! than /any man's
candidacy, and tney h/va a right to
xpect to find ma in my office when
they come to towla if transact business
with the clerk/ I am, therefor^
deprived on the pleasure ,of
visiting the peopllf at their homes,
** T ehoold **VW' Tilfe to do. to
solicit their support in my behalf,
and. am compel/dko rely upon my
friends to lookinftar my interests at
the Democrat/ primaries. By my
friends, I mtm theiwhole body of
Democratic /oters,] for they have
shown thei/frienddiip in the past,
and I beli/e will I continiie it in
the futnreJfor I am unconscious of
having d/ne ought I to forfeit the >
oonfiden/a of any firmer friend. T
have endeavored to 1 show my apprcciat/on
of thafsvmra shown me,by
WlM WMlteB to tip duties of my office/and
bv courtesy and accomo
dsti/i to all, having! badness with
it, /d if re-elected, j shall contin
WW av uoTUM IU Y UCBVMUUril H) 1(19
as/< leu of the people.
/With deep gralii ids for past
Brora, with the Wil d nt of feeliugg
/owards all, and with a determination
to always.{aitbf ly discharge
vary trust oonfided to me, I submit
my olefin* to-the people of
Franklin county.
Respectful I v,
J. J. BARROW. .
..ANNOUNCEMENT..
I wish to announce tV the public .
generally and eiqb-ouflly to Loeia.
burg that I harell jgreo good bar- .
hen- aad am rwfiy tf eerr* my
oestemere a-d /rhnrts quick and
up-to-date. \y< karp sharp razors
eleen towele dhd ml every wey gire
the meat oolite Aid satisfactory
egmee pomftMe., Y*u wiU find my |
"4our? to seAre, j
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Fj THOSE!!
Arc on Sale Age
In this lot thore are something: or-r UK
ten to eighteen dollars that we'are goin
spring weight and real good colors. Cos
fore they are picked over.
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We have about t\v
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those $1.50 pants le
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Oxfords received andy
style and size now7
* We have S-full line of everything in out
anything thntVe carry, Coj/e in and s
I see what we hare and whajrehrap prices
may need. Thanking ybyffor post favoi
I P. S/& K.
Thorses ai
50 young, sound and
from 800 to 11C
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AnH T7nv WoIA
m. vi waic
X oy For 11
A Come to see j(em before the
X don't want te boy, a* I will g
W one pen. flSoroe and take a 1
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>5 SUITS j
>in at Our Store jj|
i hundred real gomd suite worth from
g to close out regardless of cost. At)
ns quick and e^t your choice fsr |5 beoy^undred
pairs of
ifW New lot ladies
can give you any
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i we haw to make you on anything yon lOALLEN'S
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MULEST
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broke Mules weighing T ,
Eito^aoh I
rses, all now Y
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1 Easy Terms T
b Price. X
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- \ Come ta> lee them if you
i fine and yourg mules in ^
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