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FmiAY - J - SEptembeb 20 188fr
X:' ' Ix the death of Kiev. Dr. Robey
. wb-ch occurred at4pold8horo4vHn4ay
' last, the MetoofliSs of&&tae&;
one of their ablest divines.
Tub new Superintendent Dr. W.
sane Aaylum, U said . to be by those
who know him "the right man in the
- right ulace." ---.f.--" -
r,ha written a letter to the New
York Sun, announcing bis - willingness
to enter political; jiaecone a;
candidate for Cougref from Boston.
Ex-Pbesidknt Jefferson Davis says
be win certain! j attend the FayetteTille
Centennial in November, if his strength
is sufficient. ; Thousands of Xorth Car-
elinian will be there to greet him.
Totbb is a Democratic colored league
in Pennsylvania. They think the Kc
pabtican party is nottaay recognizing
the colored voters of that State in dis
tribnjinjs office? They-attoiadvW the
negroes in the Sooth to ally themselves
country. , with, whom . ,tbeicr. iafcres ts
sMsakTWkleutkmther thaii stir-up
strife by adhering to th Republican
party. wood advice, but Ringing
psalms to a dead horse would be as
profitable. Ex.
C apt. 8. B. Alexandkb, president
of thNort C&oTma Farmers' Alli-
back t taeiuHiate b8gj3ncf4t
bsoli gfcWoQ tuniaMlhame
Jute trust will pay the farmers $2 more
per ton for alt of their cotton seejl that
is offered at any of the cotton seed-oil
-mills. The Charlot te Chronicle recards
i'l'iBaitoofpoateve && tnejute'ge
4 tim.9l m
ton bagging."
the national jjcmocrat u a new
paper at Washington City. . It will be
considered the party organ, inasmuch as
it js endorsed-by cr-Presldent Clevelapdfi
. Sjshatqr? Vance and'5 other prbmincni
. iwwwmiK jeauers. 'iiw emteaDy jar;
Edmund Hudson, who is pleasantly re
called as the former editor of the Wash
mgton Sunday Capital, He is a
thoroughly equipped business nSan, a
writer of timely force and a scholar of
rounded parts. Under his manage
. . . nient &e tionalJpeJ)cat t wjtt 'be-'
come a potent ictor towards the snc-
of the Democraiic linriy w coming
contests.
Ml
Here is a sample, from a Washing
ton correspondent of the Xcw - York
Sun, oftlie items that go out from
Washington about Republican senti
ment in the Souths'ColB. -JL Yung,
one or the best Known llcpublii
the Tar Heel Staters at' 4h$ Nal
He says that theRepubjBcans
South are not bating oier vS&h entiufe
siasm for .SmRi5SlnV
cans of Xortfi Carolina, he reports, are
disorganized, and outside influences have
controlled nearly all the appointments
Itsm2 opinion" said be, "that North
Carolina will fail to return a Republi
can Crcssmen next time because of
the treatment received from, the: Ad-
ministsadon. - -
The Raleigh News-Observer spcaksv
countv. who has been dectcd'SuhehV
tendeaiof the Raielg& Insane: Asyluhi '4
Grissoin.IIe'JS anremHfled-tddotWirrMf r m. -i
neat.physician Ur yair'Pf'iS t-v jTT
who know him best say the 'Itfstinraon
and the people ate to .be congratulated.
It also speaks in cbmplimeniarjtenns
of Mr. W. S. Chadwfck, who has been;
elected to the Presidency of theAlan
tic and North Carolina railroad. He is L
a succeMful busmen man, doing a mer
chandising business at Beaufort He
served for four years as one of the direc
tors under the administration of Mr.
Biyan, and is forty-one years of age.
x Mr Woed suits us. Of -Mr, .Chad-i
vr wvw uuuuog, om we wouia
have been glad to have seen Mr. Bryan
re-appointed. But it is all over now,
. and all the talking that could be talked
, by us would not change UV ' j
Loubburg, wul be long remembered by
those whuse pleasure it was to attend
the Reunion of the old .veterans 'm that
day. Every preparation ecairy for 4
the successfo.1 carryiiig out of the w pro-'
gramme had been made by Messrs. C.
M. Cooke, J. E. 'MaWe and : .F, g.
jmaiporpoue. (auu weueemu proper
to euibo uere uat uo comimuee ever
worked harder tpseili t
occasion, than these gentlemen and their
assistants --especially theladies, who aT
1 way4n their ttrQV-S-:-5 J
Early Thursday momuig the town
begaju to,.fill ttp,wjitivpepple, .andcb Hfc
?oclock the streeta Were lined. 'At tho-
1 ringing of the Court House - bell
the
Thei12& ttJbfSenib&Bij &
I uoun tiouse, aaa agueu oy. w xu- ,
burg: Cprntt . IJaa
ftdvat the ; command f
rwarp.n jipe ions; cutuiuu
marched up Main street , to - Via large
Academv srove. where stands for the
speakers,' the Band and others aad been
erected. The exercises .were opened
with prayer by Rev. J, B. IIuHey, at
jconoiuaSoa of, -which. Mi. "F. S.
pruill came Tor ward, and afterjexprcss-
iog regret that lion. JI J. Davk, the or
atxx of the day, was detained from being
&t,W46fi?flknegsJhe. in a
very neat and appropriate , speech in
troduced Hon. T. Ci Fuller.... -I
-The TiME3 reporter, who Mjbs kind
a 'e'ilAtm was
highly entertained by thoaddrei of CoL
Ful cr, and thinking that a large num
ber of our readers would be delfhted to
read u we uecsaea to puoiuu ie ui iuiu
It will be found on the first in Js of this
paper. CoL Fuller was follow
by the
he 'a!-
lion. Geo. W. Sander lin, and
ways does, made a good and
ery en-
tertaining speech. This wo
the
pn)Ceo4ings.inj"thegroie, and Son. C.
Si.-Cboke' ' iaroe iorwiird - and 1 read a
letter from Mi a. J.J. Davis,' eiplaining
for Judge Davis his regret thatlhn was
notable to be 1'wsent, with ffisuraoce
' The veterans then passed unanunous-
lytUie.follqwin: . O l
-Resolved, that we. deeply regret
ihat Judge' Dam canaot be with us to
day; we sympathize with him i in bis
sickkessanv w' aes'ard'hlfti of our
prayerful interest for his early recovery.
The Yeterao then, formed! a line
of march, and meved down Main.' strtet
to the Star Warehouse, where a sumn-
at. osnncr, ana
hx
rjriittg4llw account
"Tnl 'nrsfasl- TheSeki which
we fought," was not responded fto, on
account of the absence of Col. F.
Green J
The second tpesjL"Xc)rth,(irolina
'troops at the aifie of Gettyburg,
viixepced ib-Cou AV?H. K. Bur-
. The s
handled his subject in a mas
interesting style. He gave N
ouna troops then- doe meed of
and placed them in the proper li
which they, should -be viewed ai
f ;trtfihifin wirp3flce tLemt
.' Vi-v l mil T i i . . i
' oi. -iwrgwjn trutj -tno old. vet
eran's fhend. We admire hia erithusi.
aim and applaud. htartieep interest
The third toast "The conliderate
pnvateer,' was responded to by W.;A
Montgomery, of Warrenioo. ? The
speaker, after paying old Rule,
new
Warren and Franklhi;oounties, at high
wuipiuncufc, proceeooa in an - earnest
.manner-toishow.lAtoslpKt of
freely exhibited ou the waters, and that
many and many a confederate soldier
found a wartery grave as bravely! and
nobly as any who enriched the lands of
Ifo&fln wtheir patriotic blood4
:hourttot--fen. 1L E.ee,
wasjdjunk m bing and reverential st
bape with bocdjheads and tear jois
teled eyes. fDuriis this inter-al ?nrv
&fis11encc?enined throughout the
entire hall and was very " afibctingJ It
was owing to the uoavoidable ablc
w. sj'i
ofGnyC. JawiS that tWs toast Ws
srsioncwjWJacksn,w
am., vr. . oan
g a hjghjand well
North Carol rn;
:i?!VWi-San4epn was better aual-
connecuoa WHBeen. Jar.kon iinn
the war. The narration of incidents In
b Gen.. Jackson's areer hji'the speaker
was, very eaiymg anth. iflteresting
deed.
i 'TKa aSft umi .
uv mj iwmu me women ot ue
Confederacy," was responded to
Prof. S. D. Bagley of the Louisbu
rnale College by reciting a beautif&l
and touching
is, was responded to by P. H.t.Jln
Dee,Esq inan animated, sotrl-stirrin
speech, which brought down round afte
round of applause, from the audience
showing what a wrm place that pran
maocc"ueinfhha
'PetfPle.iff VtaiBHfn &nii .: ..
bee was warm and eloquent in his rei
mark. Not'ouly did Mr. Busbce telh
a5Pim, suffering and map
.tjTdpmbfjftur beloved. Ex-Presulent - ort
the confederacy, but his speech ' reflec-l
ted great and lasting 'credit upon him-
seit '-rk'c r -'. , . . ;.-:
; : The eighth tWOuf "conIhri1
uuer in lus well known eloquent style
SM imfH e ; of
mauyt yet while oto hearts were made
to feel sad at the absence of our hnv
bl? fones,eere Xmade 'to
feel proud ot the example oT heroism
ana devoUon to principle which i our
lorhivnav-ea e!edera6"ao'laier8
gtry well
iefbc he
lerw and
orta Car-
I praise
4
tght in
cKwncre
SB. tvpbajaetrized
('the confecferafe soldier ou land w as
jaasasajmU sokHerly .qikn-
L'.rv.Jggatjyacraon, oo speite-how-jijiOTeat
esteem imd
- ... rf' Broceedirs
Fuller arose and said he wished to
propose a toast: The soldier, of
Franklin county and ho would call
upon the lion. C. M. Cooke to respond.
Mr. Cooke arose amid the shouts of the
entire audience and made one of the best
and happiest impromptu re speeches of
his life- -eloquent, affecting and true. At
the close of Mr. Cooke's speech the . or
der was given to break ranks and the
veterans convened in the Court House
to transactyne business. Thuseudeda
glorious and ranch .enjoyed day. 1
- Although the crowd was very large
pome putGSS U a 3, TOO, and 4hcrs at
2,500, wiule others'strephed it l&X)
it was ope, of the, soberest wa.,bve
seen in socSfe timo. '"ot a single arret
was made during the entire da v. y
The music by the Coruet Band,' Dr.
R. E. KmgXiBadeJvoefer played bet
ter, nor did tntf'niuwc ever sound
tweeter.- .'"' -. t
Comnmnder4n-Cblerv: Malone I atjtetl
h'a part weMj as dld.theyotiofnors.
umei iannai J. u. vox aoo m ej his
otncoT to the aatiafactioa- of all. - '
Among other very appropriate1 tluugs
In the warehouse where the dlnntocfc
place, werethreeiArgeplpturea - of Jlie
ing by a larjje (omb; GeCu 4e, I
and lion. J. J. Dav -
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TooManoods.
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Hint to the bargain
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fQTERYTmjPixfiirT:MN APrLE-in:'(5uDER-to
lion
; AND PBICEiS AS LO"W A3
ANY FIRST-CIiASS SALOON.
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We are pleased to see this from the
Governor, for while we are a great . ad-.
mirer of the Governor, yet we eouM not
approve of a fight on Senator Vance m u e
by any man in the State. .We are
pleased to know that be is frank to ad
mit that he could not rival Mr, Vance.
.Washington rrogreea. .- - : , .
. In this age of Inventive genius of
novelty and originality -the mau with
quick perception, originality of concrp.
tlon, and practical ideas, which can Le
utaJbxd, is the man who will feacki tlte
goal of puccoss for which humanity U
continuously striving, wliHe his foHowe
are panting far in
the rcar.-rDarbam
Globe.
It Is said that the approaching
State
Fair promisca.to be one of unusual' 'In
terest. . We call upon the farmer - and
mechanics o the State to nilyf "" vod
owe it to yourselves and your chJVtrco
to da what you can to advance; 4h ag
ricultural and mcclianicai Interests of
your own native State. DurUam Re
corder. . . ; ; t
Caadle. Lsiuas, pple, ab4 m polio
toluctivvtag gum ai King Orw,; "
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.PI lVTOMT?. V I t
kjt
seekers is sufficient, lli
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nTiajr tbU d if qualified aa Adxnlal
trUr ! T. Uftoa. deM4, 1 Wr
by atif7 all ixmou ta l
mm (or vrd aad Ut aa4 all . pcraaaa
holding Uia araiaai tV raiaM UI
rcarai Lkvia tor paTtne" i ar brfvr
CM.tU.r thU I alio U kc laa
rti ia tar ai tir rrm try ' ' . .
Davu O -rru. AAm.
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STR AYHDOlt WAS STOLEX
Frwu Us uWrlW aa tk 4t f
A',m n4 Wir tU aoa Vaa
a beat ta UUr a4 U aluk J tha UiL
a ad a avail kiu atrrak aria4 taa Uii
koT tha awitab. TVr yr U. Uir
leg abvl two gatlaaa ( taila datly, abas
ab dUappearrtL Wat.U laja r4.
Marked a rv a ad aadr aJU la raea car.
Aay UfruiilM( aa t her. whtrvabwat
will be Uaakfalty rroritVd a ad iiVarattf
rtvardrd;Md IX atolaw lrUara H1 be
sa!i fr tbe arrval aa4 atUU af U
thiatby
. Pr. O. I. T.X4J.
Scpf Sta, 11SX laUbmrg C,
NOTICE. ; .
TaTtar qaitd aa aaala!ra!r?x af
J. It IUIU AMaed. t brraby u-utj all
4rBa laj ba nUu ia aotat forward
ad atll at aarrt aad ail raoa bld-
lag claim aalaat tba aaa will prraaaij
.1 . . . . & j u . a
pajrarat cr oviorv rxi-taibar
Uth, IS90, r tkU atbr wtrl ba plr.Jrd
la bar ticir mottfv. tkpi.il.ma,
, ' ' MABV J.UatX,
. r Alalalua4rif.
. FJBT CluVSS ' I
RfeSTATJRANT
Ilaviag apf aad a lrvl!iM lUiUsraal
U'-LoaUbarr. I aaa rparfd la na
tarala at all kaar. Caa far lab a (
perawaa lodging at algbU My Ubl la
aerd with ablekca. aaattaa, baat sad
etarrthUg U aaarktt afarda. . AlwaTt
c4l U, akti yaa ara kaagr, a4 yae
kali aara la ualartJt a.' . J
' " RaaowtfaT1v,
- ' BOWKY tlAVrgfJfH.
NOT! UK;
. Uariag qaaliflaJ aa eiaeatar of Baikal
May, decaaard. ko'Jce U berky gltra I
'ail ptraooa aiaa aaUl ca(aU ! eaisa fr
ward aad anl T Oici; a4 ail p roa
boltliog elaiiua aeaiaat Ik aaaaa will prr-
eat tbrat lor pay air at 6a t bef ara
UmbarlSUi, r IkU malic will b
nlradrd la bar tt tkclr raeot try. TkU
feci-tu, mi
en. Mat,'
Ktraatur.
HIGHT,
. T ' TM JKWEXKBOr
2CORTH CAUOLIJCA,
la baring a trying Uoxa to. Ha U trying
to plcaaacvrrybodj audit aatxt4iag t aa
. If. .11 given apial ailealioa ia
FINK W-VTCII-WOIcJt
aad refen to any taan In Ueadarana.
Illgbt carries a cmpleta ttoek of pptiel
gmxla, aad can farnUh gtaaara,
that will fcivn prompt aj4 aar rrlmf in
naarly all enaea of weak aad .
iaipairad vialoa. Wkanaaar y aavd
.'1 a pact In and aye glabra
baani la mil at llight'r; ' tka
... 'jt watrb, H'piie
tle railroad Ucpwt
You Will Find
AT-
gRQDGERSON'S BARtl
. OM TUEOORSKF,
,a full Hue r Ut V hn-e, Liquors,
Uignrs auul Tubnccu.
oT'Prrrnirwr I WILL NOT nr.
rsi'tt hold."
If yoa vmnti pleant !riuk of
thegooxl ohln alwayacalUt
n. II. IloDOxraox.
W. II ."ED WARDS'
" DEKTIST
' WAKK rOREST, 2C. C
- After September lt1839, can'
be fowtxl rrruiarly lu his tiOre ai
the Mote, lu J mnklinloo, f.
oa TliurmJiy of eacli werk. -
NOTICE.
Byvlrtwf a drcra f tka FarHnr
CiHirt, nwui at April Urn ip. v Ua
h ea titled U. tt lUker. Adu.laL.lra.
trd. b. t. w. of Jarnea Uarj.hr
plnlMlflT, va Mr, tfarafka Iora. d-'
lemiaiti, o MMuiif, tar 7t aUy af Uta
karlM). I .kallaell at tka eaarC ba
door, la tba Iowa af Li.brg, at pakita
a a el ton ta tka hlgbrat bld4rr, fr atv
tUird af tba prlea enak, balaaaw oa a errnV
ftt twdra aaantka win laumt at p-rr
erat froaa day of aaU, a traat af aada aa
Mill liae braaeb, fWady tti.
aklp, apd know aa lk land aa wkkb
Mra.rpkna Leanrd fonaariy rraldrd.
Mora particularly decrik-d a, Hrrd
rook -K- paga 1 if, C C. aCca.Traak.
tin eanaly.
CE0.8.BlKriL
Angv.t li, ltS, ". " Cornotlaafoacr.
Notice.
Mr. AVeiTw G. Pmy ha acaln taken
.a . . ..4 K .
ipneiuoo a ntyjiar aod wilt t rtaa
inKnTn-Lla fiuvia call atui nra IJ
Uemember that all Lraoda of whinkka
can be had at any liar at Tin very
have
. .". A SASH STORS
In the Carlisle Buildinn
. a. . .
AkI ara.dJtlly rrcelvlnn' atock of rcrrla that ahall rUna a-rrry
lu qualiiy aul price, Ue have Uui or uaexpeuar, mad rU .; ...
FOE,
w
arul exi to aril lowr Ihta aay one cn aSjfJ to fotjit,,
krt tanmiriaaMn40fw will U kn t rnaotl fcaj, ,,. llto'JJ
hw wUa tuawte Rvjttrjr wrej orUuiljr lavllar ipct ar
ou. Hut to lliuae tiho wlli to throw away thr moavry, by ait ,1
hare to tajr iajgat kerpou ir-Ulnj with tt t rwUit rtKvni., v b-. .
Iwu.grluU'u yoM awn for all t trn? j rra Iih iu) Mwju
CX)Uie lu trw u auU t urllt jjvy e wi.al vre ra7 ta Lm (rat.
; . JoelH. UAUrjs&tv
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LOUISBURG. N. C
PROFESSOR opmssic
FOLLOORPd 0 TEACHERS.
ft-THENKXr.O;XUAL'ES3'lON" WHX BEGIN
WEDNESDAY Sept. 4th, 1889.
CMleslato coorv, with Dmrtf, WaO,nr. FVI and Ught. I71.M
MmIoii of twenty rrka. U'hh M.-irn (Mie Iavaw aOJT, f a 1
Cf.Urjr.iate roumc. with B-winJ Jke., f'JI.fto. Art, ia-rullrt. 5P,)(r,H t
TVIncmphy, Jtr., Inrh at raHiblr ralrr. larai.. llmfll.y. WnJrr
C.I qt lurr. Anu fnnlaci will rns l.km loilioo, If vtrvtuuJy
agrr ufoii. Far furtlr nricjU , ntJJma ' -. -
8.D. Uaoucv, a. I1lJtmt.
g PJ-.- T?1
HOT, DUIL.BAINY. AN5 EVtHYB 3QY YOUMEET !IAS X W.'HFACE.
EXCEPT THOSE WHO GO TO . -
Emporium
N O DULL TIMES THERE-
. HO LONG FACES. :
33 USIISTESS amtaw q OOD-
Tbo Kooda al.ILrjrtrm'a r ALWAYS ao wrll boorftt that a r
vat thlntr, the raa a!l MUCH LOWKU tfwan the arersr arvd thn
make tgtwl pro' We aJaraya lake an lovrntry ta AorMi, lu
bow w are cwttlaty; 9 ao4 wllj -ufv darlac. tLie BaoatA, rrrai
Baatblaart
J jpTTHEJQBiy COUNTER' ffi
AT '
ASTONISHINGLY LOW P1UCE3.
We will offer the followlog foc-lt LO.TO than yoj errr dreamt
of. ItemoaaU ol
CAUCO.; LAWHS. WORSTEDS. fANKOODS HANDXEECGEfS
. - HOSIERY. flAf!!ELS. SHOES. SuTrERS. UC;ES HATS.
EEJTTS HATS. t"HEElLAS. PASASGlSTAIiS."
- ; . 'A SUIESOCa usr 'or ,
NOTIONS, TJ NS, &c.
-Oomeacd we will tell joaaome Urinlas Ihit cuke yc-a f1
teller the a joo have for a locjf, tlae.- ... .
'V'cry Iwoaprctnj',
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' 1 N. EG EIJX0X.
PAW
orcfto-
CAS
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Iruiborjr, N. C.
AT'
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of Fashion
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Mr. .