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JAMES A. TII03IAB,
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ritr. ttrenxth nd wholMomencst.
jfore'eeoaomiesl tha the ordinary kinds,
uJ eMBot be told 2a eompetitioa - with
the multitude of low teit, short weight
ilnm orphpliat powder. SoLO ostT
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LOUWB0EG,NU
CHUBUI1E&' I !
Kktbo18T Rev. A.. UcCullen, pastor
Mrrtcei trery ounaay, morning , ana
aiajht. Priwrer wrj oanesdsy
uhi. Buaday aeiiool 9--'cioeK a. . ,
BirriST Rev. mylna : Ciwie. pat
Ur. Services 1st and 3rd Sundays IB. each
outh, morning and sight. Prayer tteet
!! trery Thirsdy ight, fiaaUTOfeoI
Iv'cUck, A. M -Uavoe
O. L. Ellis.
: mio n KHsTlios. white,. F. N.
Eftrton, G. W. Fd,i . M. Fleming
Cs.f st ABLER. D. Pinnell.
Botrd meets Friday before lirst Monday
ii esca noata. . ,.v ' ' '
CoJcmsstoXKBS C A. Naah, ch'mn- S.
J. CruJti): R. S. Foster, F. P. Pierre, iW.
B. Uzztlr iaf'mm-'. m'rf in
Superior Court Clerk V. J. King.
Regiittf r of Deed B. F. Bulloc .
Sheriff .11 C. Kearney. , .
Trenurer B. P.CHfton.- "
Stprtnteadeni of Public Instmctioa
U,N. lUrris. - "
Keeper Poor House J. W. l'f smell.
Sdp't or He atm Dr. E. 8. - Foster.
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ruary. Apri, Juiy,pepiniwrT,
ber ami December' and remain fo
thretj daya.if neesmtjforrtbe' par
pose of amiuin applicants to teach
in the pablio sobooU of Franklin coun
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VRO F RSS ION AL X 0 A RUH
ll.ilASSENDUUG,
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ATTQBNEY.AT LAW- .
LQtrisn anon. c. ' ,
0 ce in the onrt Hoaty
A.11 business nut in my hands wuJ
receive prompt attentioo.
.COOKE.
r r ana COUNSELLOR at 1JLW.
LOUISBUBQ, FKANKLIS COV,N.
Mf II attAnd fchA (Tanrts or Nun. I
Wake G
oiiaaes also the Pupieme
m ., '-T-a
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umeme i
court of NorTth Carolina, and the U
Circuit aid District urtag i
Jtfice 1 Annrt .f.-l rtwrlTrtrrrt
poke's Drna Store, adfnlnintf Dr. O
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D w tim nitiiriavTi:. ; . J,
LOtTISBU&O. WV C : f t
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voce ra court Uotne
M , -sf -1
W A. DAY
coffebU
ATTOBXEl-d AT LAW. '
HEXDERSON W. cS-'t'; 'iT '-
I - - w 414 lug VUUriS Wl . CIwiMiu,'
' "ce,(iriayille, Halifax, and North
umpton and the Supreme, abl Fed ;
wuns oi tne state
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A. HICKS,
Utflriey At lafllctorfiPrJi;
OXFORD, N. C, AH
T t. hicks, -;:;:::;v;
Attrneyrat:LaT7,
HENDERSOFwlT.'C
wtvsk. attJMJvrA7 a
w practice toethr in thoronntles ef
"-ia au matters requirlagUteir joint at s
f.,.' h?Pe DT prompt, diligent and , faith
Mention to business, to deserve -and
a .7 Potion of the few twsiaess of
ecwon. I .-'iv , - - '
IllBiaiiiffi
LET C3 AlLCiVETL'AnS TO GOD
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For the Dlesslus ct Pca and
Great Prosperity That Have
Been Vouchsafed n ladlvld
nally and as i People ani
Nation.
Washington. Nqv.
Jamation fay the Presideat of the
unuea states.
Ootstaht thankasivinz and tnMtl-:
tudeiuredue' from : ths American
Uio Almighty Qod - for Hla
goodness and mercy, which have
followed them since tbeilaiha
made them a , Nation . and vouch
safed to them a Tree 'government.
With levinzjiindness He has con-r
stantly-led- 418 ki thv way of pros
perity and greatness. He nas not
visited witMwjtiunh(ho(ient jaax
short-tomings.- but -with . gracious
care' He haa warned os of our -de
pendence upon ' Ilia . fbrbearance,
and has taught ua that obedience
to Ills holy, lav is the price of
cootinuanoQ of i bia reclooa: slfta
In acknowledgement of what Ood
has done rorus as a Nation and to
tho end that on an appointed day
the . united prayers and; praise or a
grateful vcouo try may reach be
Hhrone of grace, t, Qrover CTeve-
land,. President of the United
Stales, do ; hereby I designate and
set apaft Thursday, ( tha - !29(h day
of November instant, as a day of
Thankagi? rag and;Prayer,-; be
kept and observed vthrougfcotit the
land. : . . -
ntftw yt iernbn:piwpic
suspend their ordinary work and
occupations, and at theit accustom
ed places of worship with prayer
and pnuVe, render, thanks to God
for al his mercies; for ;tho abutr
dant harvest which have rewarded
Urn toil of husbandmen during the
year that has passed, and for the
rich rewards that . have followed
the labors of our, people, in their
shops and In their marts - of trade
and traffic. Iet us ei ve tUauka for
pece and for th social orderind
contentmentv Within ourt borders,
aivfor"ourrf advancement in alt
that adds to national greatness. !
: And min jfol of the afnicted dis
pensation wit' which a portjop of
our land has been , visited; let us,
while we humble ourselves before
the power of Ood, acknowledge
His metey In setting bounds to the
deadly march , of . the pestilence,
and lat our heartsbe chastened nby
sympathy with cnwow coon
try men who have suffered and who
mourn. ': And as we return thanks
for all the blessings . we nave re
ceived from - the hands ' of our
Heavenly Father, let us not forget
u.. rx-jut ... m
a a aiui ana siiia ua w ua a a iaii aaiv
wwr wmn n w n ma aaasr w "I'nsin bfbkvi w
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ingytet as generously remember
(ha nnn iu! iuaiIo in thaf ' nnr
rT -
tribute of-pralaeand gratitude may
ie geeptd $ lhjight jofl ihe
Done at th city of Washington,
on vthenrst , aay.ijOt,iiovemuet
I eighteen hundred and eighty-eight
I nA ThfrtsAntK
I USVM fJM-tal Mia Wr
Haw aatMi aa av a m v j
leassed thcseatof ihe United States
GbovebCucvelakd.
By the President iiimlm
T.P. BAYAtoiBeCy ofbtate.
We have our prererence; v but no
vne prefers to. hcar . crying baby;
when the fact is so well known, that
pr; Bull's Bahy 3arup woold at once
u irMiuimtlv Jiartnens that severe
pain is -very; greatly relieved by
thoroush purgation. ; use Jjaxador
: . ; .. porposc j. rve .
A man rnar drink and not be -dhrnkV.
4. . '
A man may fight and not oe siain;
A man may Vss a boonte lass; .
And ytt be, welcomed bacx agpn. I
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f Croup, wnoopuig couga u won
chitis. Immediately, relieved by Shi'
? oh's Cure. . .For eale at Furman's. r
A TAU UITU 1::'J3EEEPRS1
5 i-1
Take care of her own health and
tle health of her family, I assert,
la. the.flrst.and most I uiportaat 'du
ty of women. - ' 1 .
fi" - - - . ,vs- rift-.- V -i
I have often i heard Uti asked r
Why do women look tallow" and
olJ4 so much younger than men V
Anmnfrforty-flve or ; fifty, of
good habits, In the priin of life,
and as hsasouj as ajratlnT?r
vldos, white very few wbrtien reach
that age with anything of the bloom
of youth, j Wjth very few excep-
t,9?rs . Ufar'as myobscryaticrL
goes, i flnd - the assertion true.-
that women' fade earland' i grow
prematurely old. We ? have no
rigm (u uesiroy ine oeauiy r nature
has graced us with and wear 'sharp
lines from the corners of. the nose
a 1 a a. - . r
Siown, ajugly crow truck at the
corners or the eyes. No one will
thank im, love, or respect us as wel!
for tfirawlug our youtli5. into"' the
furnace atrd-growiug haggered -and
sharp-tempered; not even those for
;Whom we sacrifice ourlel ves.
' I Close confinement In poorly
lighted and improperly ventilated
rooms Is one of the many causes of
this r untimely decay. . Purefcir
and sunshine are Indispensable' ele
ments (for j the preservation ot
health and beauty; evert , the 'jbvr
ersof the field teactua a-lesson.
, The rose grower, - altliotigh ? his
blossoms are perfect In txlpr,",fpnn
and odor, waits till the, third day
after cutting befoie he decides as
to their valuer- ff the piuk r petal
loses its firmness and looks fady at
the edges, he says. "Wet haven't
hod sua enough toripen the roses..
This is a poor season for them.'. .
;A Well ripened Mse will keep
fresh a week, while those forced
With a little sun , droop In" a " day
There Is magic In the I sua bath;
health and beauty In the pure, fresh
air of heaven; electricity and mag.,
netlsm in the earth we tread upot.:
'-Little childien," says an eminent
physician, "should be' stripped of
shoes and stockings and allowed to
play in the sand and dry earth a
often as powHle;" and adds:
They gather strength from the
very dirt you so much dispise.'
; Another writer says flesh and
blood stand more wear than Iseveu-
ty years can give theno if decidedly
. : History tells us of many notable
old beauties, all of . whom took
plenty of daily exercise in the open
air. I knowCmanyJ farmes'i and
mechanicsr wives will aay, "0,how
cab I take the-fresh: "air.T. I have
hardly time tc make mtoltet; I
do not find oue hour irt a week to
spend in the fields ) and- 'gardens..'
Take time, or you- wills very soon
find tme to be laid; away " beneath
the green grass and lovely flowers
you find so little time to love and
admire. Try to lessen your labors
m. !Itt,e wavs. and release
. . 1 - t. ...
- 'aeBtn iron care atv least
one
hour a day. If the Weather per
mils, go abroad into the fields
wjiere you may enjoy tha pleasant
sunshine and v fragrant
flowers,
where yotr may gather
leucrweu
strength and inspiration from 'the
yer atasosphere yoo breathe, and
where'the sieging of birds and fhe
babling of brooks Will tune', your
Jteart to harmonize, wltu all that is
gbod and beautiful. 1 ? ;
'nrnii.Ai 'knnil .1.' ix. . r..
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work and spend more time it.. the
open air with. their, children. Put
on an old wwriperanoy go' into r the
back yard,'or to the sand bank,
add help the little ones build their
mlhlture towns and railroads. It
will be no dLsgrace the children
will be delighted and: you will be
benefitted. ;Y';;':i- .;!,-,
; p Housekeepers who have the care
of sleeping rooms cab never be too
suspicibus of Impure air. The air
in unventillated sleeping rooms , is
breathtSd fifteen or tweoty " times
over dhrlng the eoune of a night,
and charged more heavily with or
ganle poison at '"every ; breath.
Somebhe says, MI am strictly care
fu to let the window down an Inch
or two at the top, mking the pre
1 caution to dtaw ' tho curtain -T and
pin It io the casemect to preVenc a
draft from striking; tha steeper.';
Now the fact Is, ' under ' such ar'
rangements,(there Is no ventilation'
at aii. - , - .'i ;rvi
U It shpold i be fulljr understood,
thaf there Imtut be fob v p)ace for
the air to go into a room and anotb4
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er in the opposite direction for t to 1
, w insure kuw l cuiiutiiuu.' i -
If the people were as particular to
breathe only freshnir as hey are'
todrlnk pure Water, xliire would
be less doctors,. bills ta settle. -No
sane person would drink a glass : of
poisonous water if they i knew it,
: whllejjme and ngala they thojight
lessly or Ignorantly inhale Impure ;
air,: tinctured by the escapes from
unclean places and carrying ipolson
mto'the systemwith every breath.
The sens of smell " Is very acute,
and was given us to guard against
effensive odors as well as to enjoy
the fragrant. If we do not per
vert and abuse that sense by a con
tlmied Inhalation of Impure air, we
have.a very safe guide to follow.
The five minute morn!ngJath is
another inexpensive luxury; and
better than a medicine.. We know
'When straining milk or syrirp, it
the sieve gets clogged with foreign
particles the liquid is retained In
the vessef; on'jhq same principle,
if the pores of. the skin become,
clogged, perspiration to checked;
and the morbid deposits contained
in It are thrown back into the sys
tern to make their escape In tumors,
scesses, cold sores, and the 'like:
City housekeepers cannot be tod
watchful and cautious in the care
of their sink-drains. Every sink
should be made wtth a patent; rub
per stopper, ntted . tightly 'under.
the strainer, which can be removed;
to let the water escape - and : then
replaced. Poisonous gas Is contin
ually rial ng from the pi pe and I m
pregnat lug the air 'with poison
which is taken into th lungs onhe
inmate of the house. Copperas ' If
used every day is a good' disinfec
tant, but with the ruober stopper,
copperas even once a f week would
be much more . effectual. S. Mi
nerva Boyce, in Wooaians Works.
V A Womari's Dispair. "
"Death would be preferable to jthis
awful, draggiug-down -f sensation -and
acfuuglbwck," disparingly cornplained
a suffering mother, A,ud the' wortf
,01 1C la' sue added, 'there seems -uo?
cure for ii," 4,You "are Vtaea
replied the sympathlsiug neighbor fa
whom tlie.aufferer complained. . '
suffeled for yeais just as you do and
.f)uud no relief until . my. plyrs itUn fi
nally prescribed Dr. 1 earce's favorite
prescriptiouwhlch 'curedr mei and 1 X
hare: ever since been ijell, and the
wealth of India would not r induce me
to b without the remedy, if a like af
fliction should : return. r- 44 Favorite
Prescription" is the oolymedicine for
women, sold by . druggist, under a
positive guarantee from the manufac
turers. Uiat it ir give satisfaction in
every case, or money will be refunded.
This guarantee has been printed on
the bottle-wrapper, and futhfully car
ned out rot many years... ;
. Dr. r Pea rce's Pleasant Purgative
Pclleta- gently ' laxative y or actively
cathartic according to dose. 'r - '
.The opponents of free schools prob
ably favor hire education- .Jiv s
Tha reading Jpubii6: has reason to
' X,:'
be disgusted with any medicine which
claims to cure'f erery thing, from ; corn
to consumption. Shallenberger's An
tidote for Malaria is simply what Its
bame impirtsi. -lfyoo have r malaria
In your'sjstem a few doses " wilf- de"
stroy it Immediately; So far "as now
known it is the only antidote for this
poison. Sold bf Dmggi'ts. fi
It is sn odd fact hat the coal beds
are furnished with petroleum springs,
1 A, liberal education is one that has
cost the boy's father a "good deal of
money,. - - r'-J( .-;,; . .
The gay young bicyclist ho's In hi
- Not for him is the spring son shin-
ing, ; . . V.''-,:'- - ;
He has been flung and is sore in body
v " and head. - - f.'.., c'
But Salvation Oil will make him
-y..-: smiling. ,;, ;; -: ;v : -. s
T.re got It at last,',' said the fellow
who found his cough subdued by a
dottle oT Dr. BuU's Coush Syrup. .
Some of Sams Hayings.
. The biggest quant ion we have to
deal with is the children.' If the
children questions don't -1 Interest
yea It Is either because you are an
old batchel6r or an old' htzt and
r 1rnt thlnV IKom fa mn'oK ' '
. ..rrZ T'l . Tn t
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a am oy wnissey selling as X am
by a loose!; -My 'most principle ob-
JectioaltlKjxscthw living
The shaprof LnxfaAxD, rnoiully,
is the shape ''of a.'battercake.; God
neip you to grow up as . you grow
Somebody said the -Methodists
had to Cut down their steeple about
twenty feetffceckoh they thought
they -went about as far In that di
rection as they owned.. r:v; "C," :
X hate to see a hog In a fine
house.,- ,ATV,V
r The meanest fellow is ' one that
will pack a preacher In an lee box
and cuss him because be won't
sweat.' :-x 4 ' ; 0 ' ! ' . -i t ' " :' r J :l C-
You swap -your religion off for a
flue house, and .you've . made the
worst bargaln.any poor fool ever
made.
God pity a fellow so poot that he
hasn't got anything bat money; j
Heaven is a place where you can
live without locking up everything
and sleeping with ' your . breeches
under your head. - -
You might take an auger andT' bore
Into some men. and you i wouldn't
bore a half Inch before you stru- k
pure dog. Reckon i this is the rea
sou so many women love dogs.
I thank God. for 'tne,. disposition
to stick to the bottom dog. If you
want to find ;8am Jones, scratch
under the bottom dog and if yt u
don't fiud me. then J-'m gone to
dinner-Ji'Vu v.4'
I'll be a bull In a china shop be
fore this tiling's over and your may
- prepre"yourself for it;'
Hold your grip. We'll get there
Ely tf ; tr - .
-1 expect some of the) 'dudes '"will
want tu flgha.me to-morrow.' I
can whip a cow-pon ; full of 'em.
Thank God, its no harm to kill a
dude. ' Murderls taking the lire of
a human being. " '
Show me -a "minister that ap
proves daucing and I'll show you
a minister that shouldn't preside
over a litter of pops for me.'
You've got Merchants .here;! that
you can take nickles and scatter
'em a - hundred - yards a part . and
' toil them into hell.
t There alnt half of you that can
praylas high as you can spit. . J,'
.: . Borne of you had as soon. ' set In
to make a Chinaman as to prepare
the way .for the Lord.-, - " -j
When you put a No, 3 shoe on a
,No. 7 last you'll - squeeze ' the - las
or bust theshoe. :; -..;
; Foblishnesif , Is. stpff to rub; on
fools arid It takes a heap, of stuff to
go round, too.
We preacliers . ain'lKfweaching ; for.
money, nut tnere ain't oue oi us out
what; would quit to-morrow1 ilf you'd
stop our salary. - - II
Oue rotton potato in a pile of five
hundred bushels-will 'tret Ute -whole
pileifyoulctitstiy. It'll get your
pile, sure as a sun's iron? " ' -
h God himself can't do moJh, with a
coward; Tnere4s-no-lounuation to
Work 'cni-i-r'y' kH
r-l'I don't bleave '-'in evolution. I
I don't believe ,w'e'camV "Ironi'mduke'p,'
but Whed I look at sorneTol !yoo I
think yt're heading that; way. ' ou
may get- there.,--'. . " - - " T
--,A prim; nice, elegant - Methodla.
b a monstrosity. jTuese oice little
prim Methodists . aia't worth: killing;
they ain't .worth ten cents a dozen-
i ij6nt'Expeiiimest; -'-
Yon cannot afiud to waste time in .
expel interning when )nnr lungs are in
danger: Consumption a4way, seenib.
at first, ou ly" a cold: Do not er.u a
any dealer to impose upon you with
some clieap im Ution -of VrS KIdjs
New "DiBCMV'ery i for-U0n8utnpti'.n;
coughs and colds but be sure you go .'
the geouine. Because h can -make
more profit be os Y yon .he ha
something list 'as g6od,ir joat. tiie--
same. Don't be deceived out inst-t
upon getting Dr. King's New Dis
covery, srUlchTiSi guaranteed to glve f
relief in all throat, lung and ebeskaf. t
' - .'. . - .t"
rr hune hacku side or ciiest,i -us t
Shiloh'a Porous plaster. , . Price 25
tnt, Fcr sale at'Furman'a.
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A SOUND LEGAL OPINIO
'!L Brtlnbrlflga Manilay Esq-i Conn'
ly uiay oountT; Texas aiys;
"Ilavs used Electric Bitters wih mst
happy t emails. Mybro'hrrwas also
very low ith malarial fever and J in
niee; but was cured by timely rise of
thii medicine. , Am satisfied : Electric
BUters saved his Me.".. , .
Mr. D. I. Wllcoxson. ot ITorse Lave
Ky., ad-Is a' like -tPsUtnouy, ravine:
lie r an ively belle ves he would hare4
died, had Iknot 0een.155r Eleclilc Bit
ter.
This grea j.jrilTxT a ruT odnas f
Well a cure airmaluriardiBe-ies. and
Jural I kidney, Layer amUtoraacli d i s
and 11. at Clifton's. -, i -
WTgrttnS. the priphet, appearaVtrt
pe lost," says art . exchange. This' is
all projliet and no Ions. "'
-. ghiloh'a cough, aud consumptlnp
cure is. sold by us on a gosrsmtee. . j 1 4
cir conaamuoc . l ur sale at Fur-
1 bhilotTs yiulix-r i .ahVt you "need
ftir constipation, loss of appetite,' dix
sines, and all symptom's of dyspep-
ua. ; I'rice iu ana 7 a cents per bot-
lie. - For sale at Fnrman. . .
by that tei'i ibla cough. 8hilh.! cure
w the remedy for you. - Foi sal0 at
Furman's.i ,r " - . , -1
Catarrh ' cured. ; hralth. and sweet
breath scoured by VhilohV Catarrh
Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal In-
ector free. .iFor aale "at Furman's.
Piles 1 Piles iTtching Piles I
Symptoms If olsto're; 'intense itehinj
and stinginc.mot at night: worse br
sermtehing. . If allowed to eontinne tu
mors frm,'whieb often bleed and ulcerate,
Deeomtng very sor. Bwayue's Ointment
mU Uie itehlng and bleeding, heala ul
ceration, and ia most eases removes the
t a mon.- At druggists; or by mail, for 50
cents. $ Ut. Wwayne a Son, fhiiadelphi.' ;
CwMtCllMMi
FntrmmUUstlmtt
. Tho Leaulcg
Price S3 Cta
Sold at Druetrista.
on
rt : Cottloim$,'Bilin
AtngqlttM.JS.
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SflLUATiOn : IL
WHnJs'ere Rheumatism, Neuralgia
t n t m i
-titxLia.ch;TQ0thachB, Sores, Burns, I
a mm M m m . aaw m aa -!
47trfxr scaurs, uacKacne, iroonc j,&c.
,,r- LA USE'S nUCS, Tim- Crwrt Tobacco
fjntlM tltaui rVaaia Cts. AtuUMniggUU,
iv- NOTIHEa
! Ilavlng qualified as administrator of J.
W. llolden. notice la hereby given to all
persona owing said estates to eom . for
ward and ' settle, at once, and persona
holding claims against the aaid estate
will present them for payment on or ' be
fore the 29 of October 'SO, or this- notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
F.F.PEARCE,
!,: x-.a Adaa'r
Oct. 29 th 18o.
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i .Having qaalified this day as Executor
of Joo. Thomas, dee'd, all persons in
debted to the. estate of aaid testator are
notified to make immrdiate' payment, and
persona holding claims against said es
tate will present the same for payment on
or before the 23th of Oct: 1889, or this
iiotiee will be, pleaded ia bar of their recovery.-
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J. C.THAfcaiWGiox, Executor of
r , John E. Thoinaa, deceased.
Qct. 22.18S. V ; . " - . ' '
; SALE OP valuable
REqAL ESTATjE.
! By virtue of authority to me in a deed
in trust from C.J. Cradnaand E. A p-n-dup,
recorded in the Keg is t era office of
Franklin eountv in book 67, page s 103. I
will aell on Friday the 10th , day . of Dm
cember '88. at publto auction at the Court
lioosodoorin Franklin county, tho-foU
louring tracts of . land situated in aaid
county of Franklin, and to me eonveye-1
i a said deed in trust: First tract lie, ia
Dunn's township, aad is k bounded on the
North by the landa of W.4. Harris, on
the East by the lands of Mrs. Butha
Pearce, and on the west oy the . landa of.
raul Pearce. James Baker -and others,
same being known as. the Cruduu mill
property. V -
.Second tract lies in llarria' township.
asd ia bonuded en the North by tho landa
owned bv tne late w. IJ. epivey, on the
East by the lands of F.J. Cooler, ost the
South bT7 the lands of the ilata JI. D.
Freeman,' and on the West by the lands of
Nat JoneJ. containing 397 acres mora or
let r ' ? '' , T -tl. T
VAU persoas wiU Uks notice that-the
nadersijrned claims, as trustee.' all crops
of; every kind on said lands, and all ,perw
sons are forbidden remove, sell, por
chase or in any way Interfere; AwitU said
crops.-'' ' ; , v
- Time of sale, J o.elock p nC. '''w l i?
U terms of sale. cash. . , , J .V .. ?;
-''; f.-JVr, holding,! -J
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.J.BWjh, N, C Cxi. 2CUi 188S, ,m
iy haada'
in tavor of II. D. TbonMa. rT-I.t.r
PUlaut
against J. K, Woodard, Klna RatSn aodj.
woods n Adm'r of Trivia WaovUra.
Defendants, 4 shall sell to ta h!rfcsN
bidder, for cash, at the court bouse . ! y
ia Ltiuisbarg, on Uaoday Uvo mix dy i. i
November it being tloada of N .-.J
vemrer court) all tas iaterest that Nlaa J
Raffin baa ii C50 aerea of laad sitaaled ia
LouUboig township, oa the Bis hri- 4
road adjoining tb. lands of 2. T. TerTtilr
. W. Ford. W. II. Tleasant. and oLhrlt
being 1h'e excess of tjis bofl.estead ot said
'Nina aXuma to aatiafy aaid ezeeatio and
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- liy virtue ot an execvrToa la arVnada
Br virtue of an ezeentloaa
ia fa roe of J. P. Arrioftoa- Mai a tiff. vv
gsioi S.ti. Atanresaod MHi; BtufreaC.- 1
defaadMtWV-laMed Iron 4ba aorw 1
court of Sash eoonty, 1 shall aelUs tb . .
lujjncs jyoaer far Hn. aj ins vsai i i '
bouse door la LoubburS, s ilondaV' tba 1 1 X
12th; day of Navt-mber IJJSS. (it beiag
. Monday of Xovambef eouit) ail Uio ' lnU4 I
eat that S. (J. Sturgvh-On SI5 arei- uC
land, situated in livid Miaa tovaship, ad
Joiuiiig the land of -Mrs, taodioo Aca-' -wu,
the esUte ot T.'IC. Ibomaa, the homo
stead of 3. O: Sturgesya'nd known aa the
Oct.10' .,ILC?. ITivatr
LonUbnrg, N. C. T; aU'ffr-raaklla Co Cf-
Thb lUxxian atioxal Bank or
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Geo. T. Ayk3CUe axd wifx xt al.
Bt virtua.6f a decree- ot.tbe.Suocrior .. .-
eourt of Fiauklin county, made a April
tern 1H&J, in. above eatiUed action, 1 WiU j. ;.. ,
sell at. publie auction: fr cash.' tho ' ' '
eourt souse door, ia die town I lwouis-I' ! ..
burg, on Monday the 12th day of Novem
ber ISHiS, the tract of laad situated ia tbo i"
county of Franklin J ia HayesyiUe 4own-. .
ship, conveyed to J. J. Davis by Ceo. T.' 0 "Ju1
Ayeicueand unfa by nvwrtga; ddv' rot a
carded In Book 00, page 4i' Tisas of " '
sale 12m. ; -: - r I. .i vT
fL 1. BrvncK
Oct. W 183. !' tiinmUaumekT- ' l''
NOT I C EI r-'T.
By virta i of a decree cf the 8aprlor
Court mad at April term 15M, ia tha
case of J. U. Ferry, Trustee, and Terry A
FsUeraon against L. B. Phillips adm'r ot
11. Baker, liarriec Baker, et. aL, U1
aell at public- auction oa lioaday 'tho IX
aay ot MOvrmber next, the follooiagtracat
of land, to wie - Too tract of Isad eos
veyrd by deed of gift of. Henry Baker, Sr. .
to 11. Baker Jr., nod by the latter aad
bia wife to J. B. Ferry Trustee, by deed'
t ranklia euntv tn ifaxris tosmshit. on-
taininrtwo knudred acres, mora or leaa..
Terms of aale A cash balance oa credit of '
U months. .Time id aale 12 sa. i . .
XL W. TlBEaXAKK
c a o Coa..
F. S. tiracux
N
OTICE.
Thk!Balxqh Natiokax. 2hKK r
'R-A;fc5PEn Jir. ax,1 1
By TiJe ot.a deeroo of the Snperfc .
court of Franklin county, made at April
term 1888, in the above entitled action, I .
-will aell at publie auction, for cash, at tho
court b use door la tha towa of ' ieaaa
burg on llonday. the 12th day of Kovesa
ber 1S8J), the following described tract of
land to wiU Situated oa tho urate rs est !
Sandy cteek. adioinior Linda ot J. v
Joaea,B. A. Speedy sirs. Kindred Gua-'
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vau mau wwen, it oeg SAO Wact Of Uaa
conveyed by B. A. 8jed Jr, to 1. J. Da
vis oy mortgage deed, record ia book M.
page 32s. Tiuro of aale 11 o.
CM. BrjssEK
Oct 9th, 18SS. CommUsioncr- -
JJOT1CE. r '
Thk IUnaan Natioxax. Bank or
- vs. .
Wixxis Pkakce and Vine XT Ala
By virtus, of a dec rea ml tha MaMrW
conrt of FranHln oouuty maoe at Ayril
K.u. i, i. u aoovo tmnuec acuaa. a
will aell at publie auction for cash, at tho
conit house door la tb-; Uwn-of XoaW)t"
burg.on Monday tho 12th day of Novesabor .
i5M,uie following described tract of laad K l'l
to iu Situated ia ts eaunay of Frank
lin where Willia FtarM hviitrL BHI-Irti..
landa of Arthur llonger and others, con
taining 152 acres, It being- the tract of
land conveyed by mortgage deed by Willis
Pleree and wife;o Ji J. Drvia,' recorded
ia Book 60, page 517. Tlmo of aale 11 an.
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Oct. 9th, 188J. .' r ComtulUiooer.
NOTICE. v s.
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The Iuleiqh Nation jjjrifVr --:
N.'O. va. '
, J. A. Ahorxws and OTuiks.'
By virtue of a cecroe of the uperUr.:
eourtof Franklin eouaty;nude at April
term tS8S,Ja Cbo above tatiUed action, 1 '
wUl sell at tha court-nJusa dmmk Im hm
town of Louiaburg.- at public aneUea, : bir
casta, on Monday. o I2ta day of ,2ioaaa- . .
ber next, the following deaenbad tract of
land, towiu Bitnated In Uo oonaty ot-v
Franklin, on the waters of Sandy creek.1
adjoining the la ads of aaid J A. A ndrcwa !
ana A. 11. A. StaUings, Ooausiaiag 10
acres, it being tha tract of land ' o veyed :
by mortgage Ueed, dated ZSta aay Dec.
1S82, recorded la Book oV, pagn old, exa- '
cuted by J. A. Andrews and. Cora. M.
Andrews to J. J V iris. Time of aale U "'
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Octr 9, 1888L nT XWwssianar.vf ' .
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