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VOL. XVIII
LLQTJISBURd; N. NOVEMBER 8a889:
NO. 40
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Tuis powierever Varies;, Aiiaryel of
nritv. ttrensth and I arhotesomenesful
It ,re economical than tie ordinary kinds,
n,l eannot be sold in competition, with.
the multitude of lanf $ tef, hei't - Weight
Inm or Dho8Dhate powders- SOLD HOSUY
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS?."
AYCOCKB &DANIEL.S,
Goldsboro.N.C. ,
G .Ci DNIEI.S
AIC01K & DAHIELS & DiSIELS
Attorneys At Law,
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' WILSOX, N.C. . '
Any business entrusted to us will be"
prouiptljr Jttioiiuci u). , . .
N.
Y. GULLEYv-
A ttorney-At-Law,
ERANKLINTON N. C.
AH legal business promptly at
tended to. '
rJIUOS. B. WJLDEU,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
kAJVL uuita, N .
Utlice ou Main St., one door
low the Eagle Hotel.
Jjl S. SPRUILL.
Attorney At Law,
LOUISBURG, N. C.
Will attend the courts of Franklin,
Viince. Gmuville, Warren, Nash, and
Ft-ilerul -iml Supreme UonrU Prompt
ttteution given to collections, &c.
pAUL JONES
Attorney ail B ouns cllor at Law
TA )TTTS 1JTIHG,N. O.
Will practice luT thf"CQUrtsTof
Franklin. Warrn Wakei' 'Vancb
and Nash, and in the Supreme court
of the State.
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B. M ASSENBURG;
ATTORNEY AT LAW-
lo rjisB URO, K. c
0 S&oe in' the Court' House.
All business put in my hands tnl
receive prompt attention. '
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i l'TTand COUNSELLOR at LAW
LOUISBURG, FRANKLIN CO., N. C.
yf 11 attend the Courts of Nash,
rrank'im, Grmville, Warren, and
Wake GounJes also the Pupieme
eurt ptNor th Carolina, and the U?
. Circuit and District oourta.
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S. J E M ALONE,
OAce 2 doors below Furman &
Cocke's Dcug Store, adoiniusDr. O.
L. Ellis.
TIMBERLAKE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
LOUISBUBO, K. C.
Ofice W he Court House
TO SCHOOL TEACHERS
The Superintendent of- Public
Schools of Franklin county will be
in Louisburg on the second; Thurs
day of Febraary, April. July, Sept.
October and December, and remain
for three days, if necessary ,'for the
purpose of examining applicants to
teach in the Public Schools of this
County. t::7":. ? : 7
1 will also be in Lfoulsbnrg on
Saturday of each week, and all pub
lic days, to attend to any business
connocted with my office. c
J. N. iTabbis, Bupt.
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- xue niuicoriat xoree. - .
Pencil:
the stub of a Fabcr
Well worn with labor .
That lasts from tbuh U) sun,
"I trill MtK iiMriAn , ' 'i'
With neer a-VAcatiohi '
.It i nVn tha oil 1 mrirr KihYVno
With a Eimfliar clatter V
ye clipped the best matter
:f ','TJiaVAcome to' the ofltoe yearay
FO when yotl have read it
Please rive me the credit;
-ToSeV flour - 4 :VS ?
' fAnd crsed wery hodrf
I'm,, so- very important you Bee, "
vThat lhe editor table ' '
r;3aa nTt;been?able
To prosper at all without me.
liri.. !UW;. v;UJ
j.OhtiWe ate UurerpowvBiPs hi si
'. Sin MivrVkVtflni nil hwri-i. . -
.'rt We're the, editorial three.
"'"Kb one ie inferior , . , ; ,
" ;.JJut,aIl,are ,8uperiojr ' :
To the (editorial j"we. ,
Scarcity of ' Money The Cause
' and the Reriiedy.
It is almost as bard to raise a ' dollar
now-a-days as it is to find a needle in a
hay stdck. v There appears, to be dearth
,f ;n jay. ; It la just next to impossible
to collect,' to or secure a loanr ; Every
body is hard up destitute of the root of
all 'evil. The country people ; have ' ho
mobey; neither' have" the ' town folks.
But ia it to be wondered at whi we
lake into consideration the feet, that our
people buy nearly aJi.iheyeat .oc-afaa.
or use on their farm or in the little house
hold? They raise a little cotton and
tobacco and buy their clothing and meat,
much of their flour and meal, their tarm
implements, their cooking uitensls, their
wagons, carriages, carts, harness and
plows. The fact is, the drain from
without is constant while there is little
or nothing coming in.
Just think of it, away down in Mont
gomery county where ten or fifteen
year& ago every man raised his own
meat, tliey are indulging in the white
pressed still slop fed meat and yellow
corn from the West. A gentleman
from that county informs us that he
soJd at a little cross road's store 3,000
pounds of white western meat in one
men tn. ltiglit here in our town it is
brought in by the car loads weekly, if
not daily. And so it is throughout all
. this, section. :, i.i '; I' . . l 7 -i
" In the matter of corn it is auite; as
-bad. f-Meissrs.iBoydetr at? Quiau have
wuyuii anu ioiu iv uie cjuzcus 01 a tuia
county in less tlian a year twenty
thousaud bushels of Western corn. Jf
they "or others could not have su pplied
this cteinand ; therjoulba&dS'eed Ab
solute sunenng. Others here kept and
sold corn also. Many of our merchants
are.com pellod to replenish their! Isupjily
of flour from Richsnond and other
places;; " ,
With this state of affairs the 'scarcity
r0"-
'JR.-TO VP"
have any at all.
Now, what is the remedy for this
impoveiished state of affairs? Of
course it is difficult to tell. But - it
would seem that to stop at once the im
portation of every article that can be
made or raised at home would prove ef
fectual. And obove all, return to the
good old way of raising out own meat'
aud bread.. If cur farmers persist in
neglecting to do this, then money will
coutiuue to be scarce and times hard.
It is impossible ; for" an ; agricultural
people to prosper who buy the necessa
ries of life their bread and meat.
If any "people on the earth could
prosper by raising one or two products,
the Southern people ought. They have
a monopoly in a measure, in the pro
duction of two or three of the - leading
products of the world. - Rut it has been
clearly demonstrated that they cannot
do it. It will not pay to raise cotton
and tobacco alone and buy meat and
bread.'' '"-'------.-- ; . '
- - Before the war those only who raised
cotton-and a sufficiency , of meat; and
bread prospered. Since the war ; those
who have tried the experiment of rais-
ng cotton and tobacco and buying their
meat and corn have grown poorer and
poorer yer year by year. Really, sev-
ienty-five per cent of the Southern farm
much worse off tlan they were at the
end of the: war. and each vem but ' adds
to theirrapidly mcreaaing poverty. "
If a change be not speedily brought
tout, our tanners will soon be desert-
ing their onco prosperous and still
heallhy ianns in goi old North JCaro
l'uia andjgo wending ther'way to the xf
nr . i " . i a
v cet-wnere mey can gei nog ana nomi-
ny cheap. L.."iU Cxfi U-
Neither the Grange, the Alliance, the
Wheel, nor any other organization can
i ti i 1 il;
urin g iuy feun va our puvcrij tsu.cxeii,
misgu'dedV and mortgage ridden people
until the farmers cease to ' raise " cotton
and tobacco to buy bread and meat
with. They must change the present
method of farming and rely more upon
1L i 1 ! 1 t 1
lup.inseiv eu. xnere is no neip ior it bo
long as the present system is in vogue
they mu&t remain poor and dependent
and; without credit and influence with
thecommercial world. No organ?wi-
fioij n eartli can prevent this nor help
them, unless they singly and individual
ly help themselves. Independence at
home is everything. Salisbury Truth
v LECT1UC BITTERS.
' TbU remedy is becoming so well
Known and no Dopnlur as to need no
special m n ion. All who have used
Electric Bhters sing the same sorg nf
praise. A purer medicine does not
exis. tnd it is guaranteed to do all
that is clain ed. Electric Bitten will
cure all discas s of the liver and kid
ney, will remove pimples boils, salt
rueuiv, aud other afltct.ons caused by
.impure bl od. Will drive malaria
from the ostein and prevent as well
hs cure all malarial fev r. For cure
of h adache, coostiiMtlicn and indiges
tion try Electric Bitter. Entire sat
isfaction guaranteed or money refund
ed Price50cts; and $1 pejr bottle at
W. H. Furmaus Jr'8 Drugstore. ' "
lloucst and Independent."
Under the above heading the Wfl-
Ihilngton Messenger of a recent date
contained a timely article upon the du
ties of an editor.. We give pla.:e to a
few paragraphs, in order that pur read
ers may understand the meaning of, an
independent press: v ,
4,No editor can be wise, snd surely
he i annot be successful, who attempts
to please everybody. With 1,000 or
10,000 readers he has almcst as many
t3mper8Jind tastes and dispositions to
deal with. - Let him strive to be consci
entious and truthful and fair, and leave
the results with God who understands
his motives and beholds his thoughts
afar off Sometimes men are deterred
from a full expression of honest con vie
tion .because of apprehension that they
will antagonize some one whose opin
ions are respected. The poli ician and
trimmer are sure lo think of expediency
too much when the sole guide and aim
should be principle and right.
"An independent press cannot please
everybody. It cannot praise all done
1 y nartv friends. It must censure dL
creetly and even boldly as well as in
dorse and commend. It must not be
unfair and ungenerous, - but
recognize
merit, integrity, zeal and usefulness
whenever and in whomsoever it may be
fOUrid. MrnaK -rrxmir . T '
'Do not concern yourselves about
j
what people :may' say' or object. ' Do
your duty ana Remember your responst-"
1 tyyottura3mt'itV-4:if you are
ninrv iu i.nii ji 1 11 r kc-ipiv i mi luur 11 11
' abused or misuiidemaooel take.it a o-r-.
f .wWr vtjtiitkto
. . : , .
right and assaying to do good to joar
Jour
fellow-man ud to your coantry.r
Ke
God and truth ever before your
eyes
i X a. a w
rishk and who honor' virtue. Such is
our honest judgment ami such does it
appear to ono whose sunset of life is just
above the rim of the horizon it 'may
be., ivt oi Liuourt i.'u Ii if
I
13 CONSUMPTION INCURABLE
Read the following: Mr C.1I. Mor
ris. Newnrk,Ark.,'says:4 , . , f7 . . u . r
and fi Unas and nhvsi.iaus lrauouncfd
me ari Incurable. cousUrUDtive. 4 IfezaU
taking Dr. King's New Discovery lor
Consuinrjticrn.'aoi now! fctt my, third
Pittsburg Dispatch.
It is not generally known that the
and jou j21he.ppreciatecU)y the lust, cultivate their minds, and eoalixe the
: ssESs pwpi iiiig--
'feSfci ?J,rir..r'lvcV7 ryiVJlliH- Hff)S
UnT - , ; y-?rpr tvrVrlT;.; " fyM 'n kJS
ortetuorncuw. mnjjji .rPu.. v:-J;.!;';l" im,.,?.. ttMiVVFZa
': ' - ' -1 I . - The moat delicata eonauiufinw can , ,i l nmwniw7 rntu um cffic.7J. f avwstt ce, tv v . i : : - I ? if. m-
"bell county, Va., before the tevohitioa-
ary w'ar,- At that, period tb - country
was thinly settled anil Waakioinlcdwilh'
lories And desperadoes too many of
them; apparently, fur the Let! authori
ties to adequately punifch. 0u Charles
Lynch, distinguished ofar of , the
ret 6lufJIoiinry arm j, undertook lo rid
his country of the outlawsand lutving
iatiafied libBself f mid trflliidacf the
guui tne iutueu, ce execnica mem
without reference to the constituted au
thoriiler While not allogither approv
ing of a desperate remedy Sor a desper-
ntc caufe'the beneteial rfect 'or Cot"
Lynch "s action was recognizi'd, and has
since been Known as "L.ynca s law," or
Lynch law." j
Lynch's process of meting out spoedy
justice extended to other portions of
the country, and la a well recognized
form of redress of grievances pvday,par
Ucularly for that class of offtnscs that
are popularly believed not la. be ade
quately punished by the staules and
court3 of the State. Col. Lynch's
brother gartfTfu name to Ljnchburg,
and left a son who was sabssquently
Governor of Louisima.
Sick headache, bilonsntsa, nausea, eo-
tiveneM, are promptly and arretably Van
Mn-KiJ-
ished by Dr. II. McLean Luer and
neyPilieta (Utile pilla.)
Dixzineri. naa. drowsmeas, dutreaa
fat;r eating, can h cured aid prevented
by takias Dr. J. II. Liver and Kidney
PUIeta.
If your health and life aw worth any
thing, and you feel out of MrU aud 'tired
out, tone up yoat ayttem bj tiking Dr. J.
IJ. HcLeon's s mapanlia.
Catarrh eared, health aid aweet brtatb
secured, by Shiloh'a Catarrh Remedy.
rrroe.W ctruU. atl injector free, for
sale at Furman'a drujr, atore.
f Sell wha the stoekU tetly; and good
management - consists la 'having thorn
ready when they are wanted.
liTiYOUR illND AID YOUR .
- - HANDS. -
At the present time there are too
many who endeavor to be succea-ful
or In other words' get their living, by
"main strength and Ignorance." Ths
is a direct result of lhe neglect of ft
proper eud cation in early lif. lr. some
cases physical exertion may be necessa
ry te the accomplishment of the end
sought, but iu nine cases out of ten this
is a simple waste of strength through
the neglect of mental training, and ro
muids one of tho philosophy of the pro
verbial son of Erin, who while not lack
ing in wit, is not witty, for he will hi va
riably attempt to make his muscle do
what his mind ouzht to do, or at least
what it ought to assist in doing.
Good iudzment is oUn tiroes more
valuable than years of experience.
Some workmen will not put the least
bit of calculation into a piece of work
and they might work on for jears, put-
ling all their physical energy upon the
work, never for a moment doubting that
that Is the only means of accomplishing
it.
But turn to the proverbial Yankee,
who is not particularly for.d of exerting
himself physically, and who generally
contrives to make his mind save his
body, and quite a diflerence Is noticed.
iDstevT'df hammering straining, ami
j "doing the work himself, ha deliberately
sits down lo " ngure ou v some aev ice ior
Bcccoit. pushing the same rtstt'L' ' If ft
dlfilult tvk presents itself, waers'app ir-
cntly considerable, muscle is t required.
he looks the t ting overr anl gcoendly
Contrives some roVus of tkai U with-
outputtiog his 6hoaWer to the wheel."
I T ,,..,.,,11,, -i'j
I Tn tur ftr.la. hfl Uta'hla mind ; heln
P.lthta tiruta v ' 'V." i' ' . '
I What American workmen need is 10
both, and rendering their services more
skipful and thcmseirel more valuable
workmen.
rkmcm . ,
Let TooTTnina nerD Tottr nanas. ftna
you will find your work easier? your life
'nappier, and youreondttioa' much Im-
a . z j . t-i limn - BMtrt
pt oveu. l ne itacucat lecnanic. .
ShtloVa Vitiliier Is what yoa' need '
constipation, loss of . appetite," ditzlneat.
aad all aymptoma of dyapepaia-. rrl 10
and 75 cenU per bottle. For sale at Fur-
aiaa's drug- atore, ".'."."' ' ,
tUeeplets nirhtt, made miaerabla by
that terrible cough. Shiloh'a cura la the
remedy for IL . For salaat-iuman'sdroj
TKt Mt dal icata aonututin can taie
r - ..... .
. -1 atrkraa .r .... ii . - as .Iam Atihwif -ts r -it aa ' i iii 1 n . i n a i l i a i w , m if mm ft. .Taxii' i
" i ... Dr. J. II. kleLean'aTar WioeXanjt I -k.v.to i- iw.ni u n n it. tluthk I r-. P.. Ctms.Z 5. F t l f " " .
Iv ate Dr. J. II. WeLeau'aTar Wioe .Lenx
BaTui. It ia a sure remedy for eooe.h,
loae of voice aad all throat and luaX
troublea. . '
I
I '
CLEVELAND.
All the signs point to Grorcr Cleve
land as the DoroocnUic candidate in
1 8?2... The tides. :ara all ruaUn tint
wty. Bee bow be was cbevrcd ajoin
and apilu when his letter to the l'rnn-
8) Iranian Xmocrary was rwl. , Tle
peup!e like to honor an honest man, e
podally tvfUr Iwcuty-flva years cf Radi
calism under such crSclals as Grant,
Garfield, Uaycs.and .llartlsoo. We
omit Arthur because he made a. fait.
honorable, rcspocULle, patriotio resi
dent. Cleveland is the people's favorite
ai) because he has been tried aud ttst-
ed and. they know him. to be every way
trustworthy a statesman of clear
views, of high Hons, of dccidX convic
tions,' of Democratic priucip'ca, of un-
swerviaj integrity, of broad patriotism.
of invlodble determlnatloa to do right.
We love to hone. such a man. No
man ever learned aster or frrw mo e
rapidly la sUtosmanshlp than did this
LAUtosman aud patriot of New York tJ-
ter ht took office. lie has developed
into a f r-eeeing, broadanjrei, intense
ly wim statesman, and the American
lopleofall MYtlous sad all panics
know It. The lie publican ediUxs ad
politicians are not candid and honest
enough to adrn.t iU but' h rank and
file know it aud fffimy-aery 1L
In his letter to Chairman Black, o.
Pennsylvania. Mr. Cleveland said this
and let all true Democrats pin it in
their hats:
We. s a parly, are Cdrly enliatcd
In the catue of ihe pcoole roj rulr'ol-
bm, duty and party soccc?a require ital
ws shoutd be coTiS
cocslsteut and s cviliAL
All personal and sc!tih aims shou'd b
Bul-oruuiaicj."
That is. the note for now, for 1800 and
for 1892. Let our aims and rods be for
the good of the couni.-y- for the great
est gCKd to ths greatest number. ,Lrt
thete bo no Umc-seniog expti ency
do coquettiug witli U"a:tor or oprn en
emies no attempt to dodge lefpoasl-
biUtics and substitute fkle Leues. The
Democracy most move tiht oat in the
open field with Reform on every flag
and a determination Tto win in every
heart. Stand by your ptinciplcs and
let expediency be ciUhcdsud tbe faint
hearted sent to te roir as Mo- s sit
them when marching out aaiuat U.a
enemies of rraeL. Wit. Metiger.
fthiloh'e CaUrrb Kemeda poaitlva
cure far catarrh,-dipthvria and caaker
niirtith. 8-.U by FuiniD.
That hackina; roufh ran be ao quickly
eurnl by Khiloh'a eara. Wa ajuaraaU
it. Kor aale at Farxan'a dine ator.
Ko seed to take thoc b( eavibartie
nilla; one f Dc. J. H.'UeLean'a Liver and
Kidney PiIIU la quite aaCcivat and
mora agreeable.
Why will yon roach when Rhlloh'e
cure will give immediate rtlivf. Priee 10
Cta., W ctv, aud f 1. Soli by k'enuaa.
ntoar. Ubbealihy diaebargea, each a ea
lirrh.esna,iaworia, and atb fonaa
of akia diaeaaca, era ayniBiMn ( blod
Imporitiea. Take Dr. J'. II- kleLeaa'a
X
ariua.
ill von autTer w h dvrepla aad liv
er eoranlalat? . ShHoba a Vltil r la
rusrantced o eur you. Ft sate at Far
uin'i drur atore.
t or a ea(e aad certain remedy for fvr r
and acue. ue Ir. J. It. Velaa'a chill
and fever care; it la warranted te care.
Wnuletl: A Cuss 11 11 i tor.
Orphan's Friend. , .
Weuoderatand thrre is to be a new post
ofUce cstatlithe'l tn Richmond Co. and
that Wannamaker h. tern petitioned to
allow It to be earned lUby McKee.'
Oil I le be a man that we m!?ht exprr-s
our setiUmcnL A won van's vorabola
ry con tarn nothing strong enoosh.
v. Eknatlxn ail Calarrt.
s . i
it tlheumattsm aWctarth are both
blood abeeaaea. In enany aerare caes
tliey have yielded to trcatnitnt Hh
U. Ik R. (BoUnlc Flood lialm.) mc
I by Botaaic Blood Balm Co.," Allanu.
1 w,. rny r mntinrinf
V cu f ree. , . .
It. 1. Dod;e, Atlanta, Ga aayt;
My wife load catarrh and noibinr.
didberrrood. Her cocslttu'lon finl
ly i failed . and poison got Iyt her
bl kxI. I plaoed her on a rxs cf B D ft
and iq my surprise her recovery was
ran id and C"uiIe U.
V. P. McDanleu-Allanu Gs .
Wntea: "I was much emacla.ed and
had rheumatism so bod I could not
ill CM l 1 ilil 1 1 1 1 1 '1 W J "rvi u.m.
a a . a.ai aa w 3 a a m r t a t ay-a a a w taawaaaaiaBHaM
whV . tit. bUea O B n It. tlnk-
l.ravrn. Imaent rflr Ctt-nl I lav
umI left tlu sl'.ti-et tau sue
A Utile MeutM Arithmetic
Jodge. - 1
la a bakery.
Iktue, mum, bow much are those
cakeer
WeX my liule man, I'll jire yoa six
for fivectaU. . -
Sixt5? That's fire fcc 4, bar
fbc S, three for Z, two fur I anj on for
Dotklnz. Ileu. mom, ooe's all I
wsuL"
BUCKI NS A RN IC A ? ALVE
aaaSBBaaaBBBBUMBiB
Thtet sslve In tLe world for rate.
fcruUc. svrt. ulcer, salt r:.tam.
fever sores, tetter. clarid haal-
eliiUtUIn. corns anj a'l skin cropUous
and pos.tlrely ture, t . or no rat
rcqutred. ft la cmranteJ to tiva
perfect saUaraclioo. r ruooay relat
ed. lVks 25 ceois rr boiv.
For sale by J. B. C1UW.
Tb Wt machine w Wl yoor wtlrtit
U oo of tie rL;h a of lbs woc'd.
l . . .1
POISONED WITH MAL-MUA.
Mr. S. D. Prite, a naive of thU fut
but now a rrotnincut aad la.jmt'ai cit
izen of DIi , Trots writ utdcT ite
of April 12, 18 9. "ANut three ycaxs
ao I waj livo; la a malar Ul !".. rkt cf
Georpa, and wLHe thfTt fr'hlful aocrt
broke out all over ruy holy. Tue pot-
on lo my Uool was to bad thai it ruined
my health and pros tra I 'd ma. I was
at len-th so reduced In health, and p
pnreolly Incurable aflrr takinx Wy
qnactili-a of diJTeTent rrKUkiaee pre
scribed by my j:jtki, that tty, as
a but retort. ahtcJ me to to Hot
Sprias l m tl.9 ooly chance of
recovery hft, and In ll.L they wprtaa!
their aeriotw doubu that I would de
rive any tmefli frtcu tlw trip. I went
to Hot prin, and whH Cvcre l&A a
Cicrjugh course of molkiae urahr the
phpidans, which semed to kenef.t, but
not cure rue, for In one roocth afur my
remru the malvly rraj-pearod.
I ko-
me.!Utrly besxn uklnj S- fv. S- whach
rcadf me pcrmarcatly rell well froro
18 86 until now."
SKIN rUlUITION CURED.
Oce of my cusloOKTa, a hiUy re-
apeclAl and in&ieciikl citjxm. but who
U eow ab ent fron the ctfy. loa ud
S1.Vs Specinc Uh exceHml rrau'.L
He say U cared him of A skin eruption
that he tad be n tormented wl:h Lr
thirty jears. and Iwvl mUted the Curs
Uve quilitiiji of many otter maJkicoa,
RoacnT Cuxio,
DruU', FalU C'ty, NeK
Trea:i on UIool aul biia Lrctt
mallol frre.
SWIITSIXCIFICCO.
AtUaU, Gs.
I Damp wait wul rtwn the JLaooVjra
t'oes of caps ard taoceri caoal ly
tm and crel wvliior.
Do not -Uwpw op Cm w a"." Tiy
the y atajvlird rwndy. Dr. Bull's
Coch fyrup. lYk e 2 cettv
I U'shly recoruuMrnd Sadvaikw Oil; U
has dooe more fur mj wiia la c& tikl
fun php'AXiS lave accomihed a
.jear,
rRKOKniuLzn.
fill W.TayttUtbtrert, Ilalllmoer. i!d.
Lord Teunyaca
walls three miles
everyday.
Browxia;
hxi ft
j early tocacn c
43,000.
Th3la-lrr r
Bait at
C V C!H(
P a R 3 H -
0
. ItaCL . "ttX '
mm m t a laiaaarar i aa a.
HI fn r H iu jJ a 1 rvin a- o . V - .
ZZlu;. ' hui & .
WLMf wWrM IS Cta.
All
I IU Ccwt hoa squara, tl?t ts lrsJ- T
U-gbcCTra I'sttLCor FaAKXJss-rv j
a4 k cotl mW. A Wo a l:e4 em
aod taraeaa, tKrt C5ro i:ctrs
hr nt sual UaUt-
ajroeia. rkl srarety trj' w
Vori'x j t rtoo A 1 mel atl Ift
Ukk Trr. " t 1'orJL a&d tJ U
-1
vra bJctUd lo ltrtca A I'cvi are
CfWd to coibC Lrward at exrRaad al-
- - F. N. IjoKatvJf,
ii. W. l'oaii. . r
Oct. 10. XffX . .
UPkltuKlut:
rnxsu Ajrosmrl-ua.
STARVATION '.
.t
I'CS
Wa ar'aw la rtlt f Ota Urrwi aa J
Sa-d aiw l l
mi rrlkiff r r S
fcfi. aW e m ;.iU at rm 4
aaa,'ctsrv,a;fv4 si f7.4i. lirf n
" r ta r at aay frmm
jf.fd. Wt ta Cl aajUj ltm a
thrr y rr al ca..4.t a aa
r- f at lr Ui MUlrml
Star Shirt.
li ta. .a rt a-a 0 aarki.a .
art rt?rt.'.;; iat.uf u ai2 a4 aw rtvr
tf ut la .Xna laitav Mf
Ve- tl a Umr Uatavp.Ji.aUatr
yaej bay t. .
DAVID K0SE.NTII.lL,
Am-lttw tt'.U.mc. . . . . ataief a, K. C
Notice lo Tax Payers.
Tt lime fur paylnc tstre ftllov.
eS by law haanratrly riclryl. Af
let Nov. lat Iheaherif? Is empow
erl to colirct ly dUtmaa. To cvrn
f ly vt lh law wj prvfert my
lornl'mcn. It will l cm7 fwf
m li make lvs sflrr Ihsl tlmr,
as Iranno! delay. It til s-tt a tax
pyn much trwu.o u cvu f
ward and fdj I belt tax ea, aot
A-
w.l cni.i ir. u( Uaya ftlwttl
when Ibere will t aoch enrwde
there will Le.'litle licue la lur4:
trver lutrca. War wucken aat
autall tax paijers are wmrood rKt u .
delay, 4 In many cmara the Cua .
wUI t xaler it. n I rtr tair. V!
II. C. KtusLxrr,
FIILT-CL.
RESTAURANT-
- . l -, a
!Uvtf efrv4 a l-!ae atMCaarast
la I.ik'. I aaa reap aeu -aaata
al aU I vara. C-a far a U t
aoa IWief al aSiL My Uk4 M ,
nrirJ vaUlra. aaaiteav, kf aad
ttfiOtii Ue aaarkaS a-, fwatw t
; U ara hrv. a4. a
aJMil save mt-rt4U . -
ti.tn juwsjvs,
RUFFINFOGG.U
TUB BaUtDER :
na mTl his a Sop tTt Sa Can""
F. str. Uf ta ari'd - yUa4
1 Imv t.La t!wta rIL Evvrytkhf
caal aad eican aJiarp rs srw, Ac
L ra aw-f FjaM a - -
w - a w - mm av ak
4.
1
ers who have adopted this plan are very
term 4lynch law"'origiuated. in Camp-