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LOTJISBURG-, N..O., SEPTEMBER 7, 1883.
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The enterlairim'ents given in tfce I Personal.
Those who are indebted to the ar
ffmer and Mechanic eati call at the
Times office and settle as yc nave
the amounts due bf nil of its subscrU
hers at this place. .
TAR DROPS.
. The bandLTfas out serenadibg eue
nght this;wee-::-ia-!:'
There are'seve'baSe ball tlnbs
tn thecountff.";5.; C..
; , Bead the valuable land sales', ad-
crUsed hi this paper.
WW"airen court this weeK. Our
prof eWional mea are in attendance.
f Over a column of reading mat
ter Sbt up for this issue is crowded ou.
"V ' -rThe stealth of Louishurg liaa . been
rajQarkablveood.for tlie past. 12
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;; iavntnsv
;frgellsV:higi show will exhibit at
Henderson on ihe j25th. See adver-
; . xhe new double column ad verjfie
i xaent of Barrow & Soni will be. found
Jelsewhere,. Head it.;
; The ith aiiJ 1-st qoarterly rheefc
2 fng, for Jthis jear'of 4 tJbj,Iethodist
church in : Xouisburg will "take place-
" r hextfeba'i..-
Our: neighbor Franklinton,1 re-.
, ceived its firstbale of new cotton last
Ptlday "the '31st rKajsd by Mr.TIen-
Court house last week, by our colored.
friends of - the Presbyterian church,
were very interesting.
' The caso oT James Perdue vs. P.
B. Hawkins, AViley Person .and oth
ers, which was up before Justice J. A.
H6y on last Saturday, was dismissed
aV cost ot the prosecutor. The
charge was for giving away whiskey
thelectioniu HayesVU letdwitsbipi;
Thiajs the Reason to dp. your, ad
vertising for the fall ' trade. A man
vho thinks he cau sit hack in his store
these days, and get trade without ad
vertising his goods,is behind the times.
It has become almost universal for
the people to look through the news
papers, in ordor to find out what mer
chant sells any needed article, and it
i3 not treating customers right, when
n merchant fails to advertise his goods.
"When a man sees au article advertised
he does'nt have to walk all over town
to find it Tmt goes directly to the man
whose advertisement he saw in the
paper the day before! Further com
ment is unnecessary. . ;
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Mr. J. A. xanlkner, a young man
of energy and perseverance, has loca
ted among us. and opened a jewelry
and watch-making establishment, at
the stand formerly occupied by Hay
wood gliomas. Kead his advertise
meiit in this issue, and give him your
ryPearce and soidtMr WLMcGhee I workr He guarantees satisfaction.
iotn center W
iielow we giveTaTfew words of good
: Henderson is to ha vet a; cotton
aeed.' oil mill. Louisburg is' no doubt
one of the .bet-tv locations in this seo
tioa of country, for one of these mills.
There's millions in it. .-- V- , :
i - The fruit crop vas not very abun-
4: dant in ' this section y it 'teems. ; A
? wagon fullpf reaches stands but little
ahowingou our streets, -e very body
t.Cv' f ;being so atrxi0U4o get tbem,
jldice clipped from an Exchange)
ift'frfir rnail -overseera.
i 'l&le:ifb$te awa $r'd d ?sed tAyf rjbe
Btfue niad3jf soft jrobber f instead of
silver. It makes less wear and tt ar
on the gums, and helps the teeth to
come through just as well. V .
' We have been requested to state
that the next Skewauky Union Meet
Jog.of the Primitive Baptist chorch,
r, will be held at Hickory Bock, this
county, commencing on Friday before
t e' fifth Suaday in September l-:. ; ,
The case of BuiSn . against Jones
a ;aii for damngs, and known as the
mill sai.whicb: waa sdovjd from tlna
; -f pla e to ash eontv, wa4 tried at the
Vt ' rec?ni ittiL$i&
decided in flavor of j ihe ; defendant
' Ji :. -IdeapteiTi- Botrelon-
yuuiJ an gneDoy.sis-coiccuiuea
JbOy vhowls mother BcarpsTather
iawSr-doctor comes tiolic goes -boy
well wants more-- (notice of l'unerai
hereafter).'. r
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ri,?5fTer the proceedings
foi '".tiie 4ast annual meeting of the
f J,State Association pi County Superin
. 7 . tendents, which was held at Cbkpel
Q'k ItUl July? 4th and 5th, we notice that
' , Mf. E. ijr. Conyers, of this county,
;' Vwas erected as one 'of the Vice-Presi-
'"dints!.':-,?-. - - ; '
What would society do if a man
w ivuiu c unii r x vvrn niui uio
$j .-, arms' .bfire to the -shoulder and bis
' shirt open from; where bis suspenders
' cr iSs on his back to the third button
( f ' woman's rights, society lady please
answer and oblige? , , ,.v -
r Oar sabscribers will please bear
i'!rf;,in mind that they can help the editor
1 .purclcing goods from thore mcr
' J J tajct j who advertise in the Times.
T'lcae sny to such that you saw their
'- ': advertisements (provided, you do see
V ftbetn) in this pper. ; it will cost you
Tf ; nothing' and, will do us much good
. vt t -The Musiairand .Literary Club
.inet at the Eage Hotel last Monday
. 4; bight, v. A large crowd, as usual, was
TJresent. The club was entertained
tO'":by-reading by; Er. J"E3alone and
Mrs. E O Jones; xnusia by Miss Uzzie
, . Mangum and othexs-,QKexfr meeting
C will be-held t :the residence of Mr.
j 'GeO.Bater
We hav-j fafled to note tthe -death
-;oi jut. josepn x owier, .one or toe
r jnost honorable and highlyH respected
if "citizens" of this county. which "occurred
3 ;-V at. his home hear Ponlar 'Snrinr8-
Vf.V"T ." ' " - ... . t -, . .
'August 24th; ?, ai about 80 years
"Of ef seers . work - your roads and
put them In good copdition before win
ter. Work them iu suoh a way as will
be a . pmnanenjfc improvement, it 'is
cheaper ia fee long runi fluid will save
you being indicted, and run to the cost
of paying a lawyer to defend you and
i rf t rf-V
proiaoiy pay a une ana cose, uur
popi.,4ltnMigho'( , the country are
determined to nave better roads, and
oi judicious wora wut puce eacn roaa
out ot tne reach oi 4ue Uraud Juries,
Ins the interest of every citizen- to
have good roads. It is financially
sneaking beneficial to- everv - one.
Work yourroada at once and put them
in good condition: A r.
County Cbxiimissioners.
The board met on the 3rd and 4lh.
L- Jeffreys was allowed $103,00
for building - bridge, across canal at
head of Dr. Green's pond. The peti
tion for a new .road in Dunns from or
near Jack Griffins to or near Bur well
Bakers was granted. Ben Jones was
allowed to go to the poor house. J L
Bryant was allowed $26 for building
a bridge. License to retail liquor was
granted0 to J C Aycocke and J C Da
vis. It was ordered that W T Dean,
Executor, appear before the board at
its meeting on the, 10th. and show
cause why the solvent credits returned
to C. S. C. as property of Thos. Dean,
dec d shall not be listed. It was or
dered that the Register of Deeds list
the B & tx R B franchise in this county
tor losz and lead, and charge double
tax asainst same. It was ordered
that lands of W B Uzzle be reduced
from $10 to $8 per acre. The jury
box wa3 revised. Several accounts
were allowed. Board adjourned to
meet next Monday.
Mr. Wm G. Thomas, of Raleigh,
spent a few days in Louishurg . this
week. ; He is still wilbOe. reliable
drag firm of Williams & Hay wood.
Our young friend, H M Barrow,
Esq., has returned from his trip in the
mountains, and reports a pleasant
time, ..
Glad to meet Mr. Henry. Perry,
Mayor of JH.ender$onia own this
week. '-He will plant large -portion
of bis plan tation t near Louisburg in
tobacco next year. , C -i .
Col. B. B. Lewis 'has returned
from his trip to the springs.
Mr. W. A. Thomas is on a visit to
friends and relatives at Wilson.
Mr. Frank Ballard of Scotland
Neck, is on a visit to his father, Mr.
B. J. Ballard, near Louishurg, ac
companied by his excellent lady.
Misses Maria and Pattie Lewis
have returned from a .visit to Ral
eigh. They were accompanied by
Mrs. A. M. Lewi, Jr who will
spend several weeks . here,
Mrs. G. E. Crenshaw, of Oxford,
is among the recent visitors to
Louisburg. j
Mrs. C. M. Cooke has returned
from a visit to Raleigh.
Misses Sallie Pritchard, of Warren,
Gracie Mafon, of Xorthamton, and
Maggie Harris, of Franklin ton, are
among the visitors to Louisburs.
guests of Mrs. A. W. Person.
Mf , E. G. Brown returned home
yesterday, from Atlanta. Ga.
Received Payjneut
The following have paid for ther
Timk to the time named : Rich
mond Upchnrch paid to Dec 8. 84
T. W. Win&ton paid to Fby 2, 84
J T Clifton pakl to Feby 9. 84;
Vrsv Harper, paid to Dec 7 S3 ;
3H HogWood. naid to Dec 7. 83.
yALUABLE LAND .FOR SALE.
The Lancaster tract odjdining the
lands of John Brewer, Baldy Burnett
and others, 237 acres. -A good set
tlement made on the land, about 30
acres cleared, 40 acres ,Ja; original
growth, the balance in pines. A good
neighborhood, and only" Jive miles
from Louisburg ItailAoad."1 "This land
will be sold cheap. : Apply, to Joshua
Perry, Esq., or to V
t B. B. MAssENvrrj, Att'y.
'i'irM vl.f..v--.- :L0irj J"VC.
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LAND FUR SALE.
The Wallen tract adjoinlBg the
lands of Mrs. CT. T.' Eaton,' William
Allen and otners, - containing 263
acres, three horse - farn. Cleared the
balance in original growth and pines,
three miles from Louisburr, and only
two mles from the surveyed line of
the Henderson and Louisbuag Rail
road. Apply to W. H. Ballaad
Franklmton N. U. ortq B.' B. Mas-
senbubq, Att'y. Louisbyrjf N. C
The Foster tract adjoioing the
lands of B. T. Ballard and others.
three miles from Louisburg, containing
2uo acres. There la on the land a
framed dwelling, and out houses.
About one half the land is cleared,
the balance in original growth and
pines. Apply to W. 1U Ballard
Franklmton, N. C. or B, B. Mas-
senburq Atfy Louisburg N. C.
S-AILKoiB!lSAILROA ! ' .JPXT1C1
mi' '
r not read
il-L means mon6y in the pock-
'larmeris the one that is dl-
the 'Franklin Times"1 and find
- We are going to have the"Ra,
ets of every fannerjn Franklin
rectlv benefited by It.
PeoDle will buv ffooda. wnv :
out where to spend! your money:
Read tie following snd it will tell you.
-m-RDWARii;
Everybody wants nails at hi easoa to buui plantatioa honses and for
various rt her porposes-Wa hav a fall stock of nails on Jiaad all sizes which
which we bought as low as sny have been sold this season, and we sell them
accordingly. . ' -y
jl large btock or scale iseams au sizes irom zuuns to owu with poise
to malclu
We have for tele a genuine wrought Iron Stock Lock something that
every body needs come and get one before they are all sold, also Hinges,
screws, Butts Plate Locks, Stock Locks. Pocket Knives. Table Cutlery Currv
Combs. Scissos, Shears, Coffee Mills, Stove Pans, Frying Pans Bed Castors.
Wire Clothes Lines, Shoe Nails, Oil Stones, Sad Irons, Tea Kettles, and
many other things too numerous to mention . .
Tinware oi every description. Stoneware, Jugs, Jars. Churns Willow
ware, Tubs, Buckets, Brooms. Bitkets. White wash Brushes Pspe Twine &c.
II A U N E S S.
Wagon and Buggy Harness a whole set or part of a
Buggy Collars also a large lot of Bark Collars Halters Ac.
We have just received a large lot or Furniture, Bedstiads, Chairs &c.
We have also just received a largd lot of Warners Corsets, all sixes in
three or four different Rinds.
Just arrived a new Lot of the celebrated fitting shirts and collars, tho
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B1HUT
set, Wagon and
gPEClAL REQU1&T.
That every one indebted to me
make settlement either by cash or
note, by, or before 1st of December
next. J pay for this notice to project
th? good feelings of my mlxk&ous
f REGISTERED- TRIPS MARK. "" ' . ;
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We have just rec ived a larcre lot of
New Goods. White coods. Houes.
Hamburg Etigings, ltuchiugs, Hand-
kercuieLi, Corsets a beautiful hue
Hosiery, Neck-Ribbons - Bracelets.
Latest Style of gents Cravats Collars
and cuffs also a creat many ether
things too numerous to mention. Call
early and examine our stock before it
is picked over. Prices to suit the
times. Very Respectfully.
A. D. GRE2TN & CO.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. A.. FAULKNER.
JPATCH MAKER & JEWELER,
LOUISBURG, N. C.
DEALER, IX
fatcties, Clocts, Jewelrj aid
OPTICAL GOODS.
BEAIKISra- A BPECIAL1T. .
J. Mr ROSENBAUM.
mends. I mean business) Y
v EGrnwBtly and ResifcetAfcly, "
The. best shirt on the market for fit, durabilitv. and comfort 1th collars,
and cufTs to match. Just received a full stock of Coats Spool Cotton.
Grett Bargains oSbred in. '
G-KOOERIES. 1
Wedefycomitition as.toeuality and rrice. If will ! nh
drink some of our I2r cent coffee. The old fabJoned genoine l'eabun 5eed
Tick" coffee with (to Bet standard and Pare sngars to sweeten with, no sla--cose
hi sugars we sell yoa. Nice Syrupe as cheap as the cheapest CR. Sides
, . Wo haveiust had gronnd.s, nice lot of wheat the rk-TroC which- wa offer 1 :
very loWJ also a nh?4 lot ef second Vurt'chelp. . . " . : . ,
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Seiit lstl8S3.
J. B. CUTTON.
TOBACCO
O. M. ALLEN
WJC, CKAM
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AHBr'4 CRAM
RALEIGH, N. C,
v e oner a nice une oi xobacco bv the DacVa?? or bv rtn. W rlrt u
you a Tobacco by the package as.low as yon would have it offered by trateline
TXT A IVTHlT'l
We want to buy all your Wool, Sheep Skins. Butter, Eggs, chickens'
Beeswax, couatry Bacon, lArd and everything t-lse you have to sell.
We have also to offer 16,000 feet of well seasoned lumber which we offer
u5ucreu or at me yara. uy applying to us you can sec what size pieces
length &c. as wo have it all inventoried.
J.-S. BARROW & SONS.
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POUNDERS
& MACHINIST
MAN UF ACTTJB EES 07
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GLOTHM
The "Postal Notes."
Last Monday the new postal notes
were issuetl from every money order of-
fiee in the United States. The notes are
senf to the various postmasters in
packages of one or more , books. Tne
fiewnotes are not meant tor lake .the
place of money orders. - It is optional
with a person to use the postal notes
or the money orders. The Uniform
fee for the postal notes is three cents.
It. may be drawn on any office speci
fied or on the office where it is recei
ved, but after the expiration of three
months the note , is not paid and a
certain form has to be made out and
the note? are redeemed at tle post
office department. ', Sums from one
ceiitto $4,99 may be a eut, -but no
fractional part of a cent. The note
may also be received and .passed as
currency for thr, e months. ; The note
is printed on brown paper and is about
two thirds. the size of a greenback.
The design is intricate. .In' a; few
weeks ; it twill become common as
currency.''. U"..,'1; '
Successful. - , v. 1
j . From a private letter we learn
that Mr, W. T, Wilder the; cadet
appointed from this place by Judge
Rennet nassed his pYaminfmyi at
AND SEALER IX
O&NTXXiaSNS rUZtNXSHZNQ
GOODS
A FULL STOCK ALWAYS
ON HAND.
Cor. Fayetteville and Hargett Sta.
HALEIGHH. C. :
A DM1N1STKATOU-S NoriV-
Having qualified "as Administrator
on .the estate of L. C. Wester deceLS
ed on the 14th day of 'Aomst 1883.
notice is hereby given to all persons
maeuiea 10 xne estate, of said L.
Boilers, Saw ui QiistHiHS.
SHAFTINGS, PULLEYS AC.
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Estimates on all kinds ox work fur-
nished on appheation.
MINT AIM
HENDERSON, H. C.
Keeps always on band a select
stock of the choicest Liquors, . Wines,
Cigars, Tobacco &c, including Gen
uine Imported Holland Gin. Jamaica,
and tt, Croix Rums, French Brandy,'
Fine Champagnes, Scotch and Irish
Whiskies, &c &c Everything kep
neat, nice, and clean.
AU goods warranted as represented,
and satisiactiou guaranteed. - v
5-Frar.klin county trade respectful
ly solicited.
JCThe best values for the uspo V
cash is guaranteed at the "Mint Sa-loon.''-l
J. A. STEWART, Manager-
CHAS. J. FHIEL,
118, Hakoett Street,
RALEIGH, N. C.
DEALEa IN
. Bides, Furs,
CoUon, Wool,
Tallow, Rags, Sheep,
Deer & Goat Skins, Old
Metal, Beeswax,
Jtactory Waste,
Dried Fruit,
&c.
CONSIGNMENTS ON COUNTRY
: PRODUCE SOLICITED,
HIGHEST MARKET PKICES &UAB
3m ANTEE0. '
W, :H. PLEASANTS,
COTfOH BUYER IflD BROKER.
KDDEAXniN
FraDklin County
ia superior Court.
F P Pierce and wife 1
et als.. Plaintiffs.
Again st
Jacob Pierce, el als.,
uerendants
Petition to tell
land for a divis
ion.
MEAT, FLOUR & GUANO
LOUISBURG, N-.C.
TOSIDXY PlEBCE, GeOKQePiEKCB
uobt 1'iebce, ann e. stone ,
Jane Pierce, Helen Piebce,
Julia Piebce & Maby Pierce
heirs of Bc&well Piebce:
You are hereby required to appear
at my office, in Louisourg, on the 29th
day of September 1883, in an action
brought by above named Plaintiffs and
answer or demur to the coninlaint fil
ed therein. The said action is brought
to obtain au order to sell, for a divis
ion, among the heira-at4aw of Nathan
Pierce the dower ol Polly Ann Pierw,
and to charge among others, Sidney
Pierce, George Pierce, Rob't Pierce &
Ann L Stone, Jane Pierce. JXelen
Pierce, Julia Pierce & Marr Pierca
Burweil Pierce with adrance-
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And ioa are further notified that, If
you fail to appear and answer or de
mur to the said complaint that Jud
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iiaviogwiuiurawnrromtQemercanOnent wUl be jrranteil th Ti.m,;fr C
alUUie relief therein dem.nrfjwf -
est romt last week. u There - also
of ageihdas Messrs 5, Pa
14 TTitia t nhniTib t TT ?w 'aiha lfa tHar v D avis ? f rb m S tates ville N. Cj and T?SL TC.tH'1 day. ,of
i : . -. - -tr -p - - wmw.4.uwuv.! , . . . . " - I iAUHUOU IDOl.Ul LI 1 1 III IT IPO uTl 1 1 ra
'iofDr. J.C2owleftwho is a yerr ou"l'u v. xuere i pleaded in bar of their recovery. This
Wt T, Cqlls, " Admr,
tile business, I am prepared to buy
ibe cotton brought to this market,
and will guarantee to pay the highest
prices for any quantity. My facilities
for buying are-such, that I can Save
the farmer from fifty cents to one
dollar on every bale sold here. .1
Lave orders In hand now for several
hundred bales, and in vbrder to fill
them as soon as possible I will push
up, the market all that I ' can. I am
prepared to pay cash for one thous
and bales. " Would bo glad to get that
many wunm tne uext thirty days.
. In connection with ry cotton husi
ness I have opened a tordkeHs offioe,
and wilt buy or sell Exchange, - dis
count notes, lend money, or sell cotton
on time. I shall conduct this branch
of my business from a sxbictly bus
iness . standpoint." Ample security
wu. be required ifc every case:
In a few weeks I will be prepared to
furnish meat, flour and guajia. in any
quantity, for cash, or on Utne.' have
F. N. EgcrtonhM itr "for;ail
the wool, sheep skins," raw hides, bees
wax and wheat la the coantr and for
everything eise'yot have to selL .all
tor which he is determined to pay the
very highest peesIWe , prices .Doti'l
.let these thiaie'sreund yocr plan
tation and come to waste, but carry
them toF. N.-EsertOnVaud yoa w i
get a good price for them.
uivea under mv band and imI Af
saiu court on tne 2y, Anr. 1883.
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Plaintiff's Att'y. W. H. A. Harris,
C. S. Court.
OILSASSAFRAS
PEiMNYROYAL ETC.
Bought for Net Cash, on- receipt and
approval, without charge for Com
mission, Brokerage, etc. by
DQDGE &OLCOTT,
8J & 8 William Si., New York.
c.
wester to mak. immpHiatA raman
and all persons having claims agai..8t Classical &. T.,2iIitnr ?.!L?5!?,T-;.4,I0:
jav- I. TJ"" T" J I uauuiuig iuea gooas, ana
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In eoantir noted for taaaty and bwltb.
Jtody. 10 trancbD. n itnu imU ld In uu
thorougboeas by no academy In theBouth.
iical and Law courses preparatory to tha L'nU
veratty of Va. Board, tuition, medical attendance,
kalf ae
would advise all to see me before buy
ing - elsewhere. " For the present 1
shaU use the cotton yard formerly oc
cupied by Barrow & Pleasants Office
ovei tne urug store.
JIj'TQ a week made at home by the
V industrious. Rest business
now before the public Capital not
not needed, we will start you. Men,
women, boys and girls wanted every
where to work for us. Now ia th
time .You can work in anar timo M
And If yo hav'at any of the abo
for sale, briaj your money and he will
sell you anything you want at. a low
price. My stock completa - and
prices loweria e very department, 1 1
give your whele time to the busiurss. I haTf! alsp (4,000) fxar thousand teet
Jan. 19, 'SV W H, I'LjLaAT 1VX Co., Aujusta; Maiue,
can rail n mv
engaging t once. ' HC1 boavJls, delireivd 'any
Money i where. ResDcafullr '
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enormona pay by
wawjr ouuuanu icrras lrce. Money where,
made fat. easily and honor hi v. a A.
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