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XOXJISBIJRG; N; C;;: APRIL 34, 1891 V
:-' . NO 13.
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Our lJuty to our Horn laper.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. I-atest U. S. Gov't Report
Dr. Meadows, justice, and. wc liope at
no dl&tant data to see sach a building
fereuied here, with all tnodorn IniproTe-
meuU, as such au enterprising, pushing
little iowu is eutitled to. c 'J .
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inir. rnntrihntn nnw tfinn tn
So far as J know every County I the columns of the paper. We
site in N. Cn has a newspaper, do-1 should feel that it is our paper,
i j . l
competent or accustomed to wnU puin lhat thertfermi to look t
back rather than the front of
of.a mirror.
; ; r BUCKLEN8 ARSICA 8ALTE.
' Thelxsst saive in the world for cnt
bruises, ' sores, ulcers, ' salt' rheum
fever sores, tetter, chapped hwid
. phildlams coma and all skin eruptionr
and rtositireiv cure mls. or no nav
requu'ed.' ft is unruoUed to cire J ed vheceP8ity,. and. every citizen
and that in some measure we are
responsible for its success. ,
.-' '(. . ' " " Foot.
A DANGEMOUS rEniOD.
LOUISBDKGA: humming
IT SOLD OVER A MILLION AND A HALF
: POCJSD3 OF TOBACCO LAST YEAR,
MUiiTGAUE SALE.
By virtue
certain mort;
VV. and XV. J
corded in Bo
ter of Deeds
will on Sat a i
o'cloes, sell
c;t5h, one 12
c-slton ress,
lying iu iui
lands of M. 1
wore fullv ti
Sale to tat
gin.
IOUISBURO S STEADY PROQKESS AND
PROSPERITY A BIRD'S EYE VIEW
OF TUB TOWN AND THE BUSINESS.
Staff Correspondence State Chronicle.
Louisbctrg, X.L, April 16 -Tlu re
s uo doubt about it, the citizens f
this good old town are wide awuke to
the growth and pros p rity of their home,
and "they have indeed Opened th-ir gai.es
of hospitality to all who have come to
live wiih them. As a busiuess town,
Lou'wbur U to-day, by a biii iiercent.,
for ahead of what it w as three years ago,
in fact ..this 'writer' knows of no little
town within the Ijorders of the Jstate
tltat has made more rapid strides in so
short a time than this place. What has
been tlte eaus' of its growth, do vou
aek You will get the answer in one
word determinatin.Iii August 1885,
the railroad from Franklintou to Louis-
!urg was completed. Up to that.tiino
a good deal of eottou raisiil in Frankliu
onnty was shipped by the Wihniugion
.HUMAN FR AIXTIES PEBTINESTLY
v DESCRIBED BY THE EDITORIAL
' PABSON. '
if aathoritr- conferred in a
'.use, executed to me by E.
fc.talling' and wives, ai.d re- J OB V IiIOm roal, tind Kooky ilount ueetl
kS'), page 579, in the Regis
ifHee of Franklin county. I
ijay, April 25t'i, 1691, at 12
to the highest .biader for
5riM power engine, :w iniil.
b!tig, log cart and fixtures
fcreto. Also 40 aetet? of land
us. townstiip - adjoining the
Sta.HiTs;r tind others, and
teeribt-d in sr.id j!i'rtjr-.icre.
e pluee at Eraatns Stallings
r V W, VV.PacE:,
money here, and a occupying -.large
3Jtorj ' - frame'baikiin.J with a lM-iek
foundation. ;'' This building is owned by
a stock company, composed of the busi
ness nieivof the town. There has "been
over one ami a half million pounds of
tobacco so'd ou this market during the
season juat about to clone. They have
handled tobacco ft om the counties of
Nash, . Frauk'.hu ' Granville, ' Vauce,
Person, Varreu and Wilson. The.to-
hupj-fk mat-Vat. nnw Vvoinc f Knrniicrlil v
ertahli.hed s navin i,ai "h. Dess to attend to that of . ot.er people,
hpen an innlive for n.anv imnrnv. L' Those who Stay too long wheu we
j -"
ing what it can. for the education
of the. people, the .'development
of the country's resources, . trying
to elevate the citizens and . help
them on ; tov greater prosperity.
Our -home paper has become a nx-
As the reason moves swiftlr to-
ed'lMcerenti to be' a sub- ward the boundary line that, lie
For sale by Louisourg Drugstores. - I etI"t,: . V"!1' .pnu-e, ii. coming i oeiween winter ana spring, it ire-
eise, should induce us to stand by qaently hsppepsbat the human
our home paper and the man Vho syete.n which. h&sjborri .the stain
from sheer indiference , fails to of winter, shows the signs of re
support his home paper, is want- taxation. In all ages this' period
ing in county pride. I am arnbi has been noted as a dangerous one,
tioua enough to want my county I especially to those who have weak
constitutions, A course of the
Pittsburg Dispatch.
Those who point out to us our own I to be the equal of any of her sis
faults. "
Those who always take their troub
les along and leave their joys behind.
Those who neg!ect their own busl-
LPPttAJi situ yirs'wt,
Drn;(i2i. LVa1 ft;ei. UYOaXX, tX
For Mi by TkoMU A ayrock. LoxMimr.
ters in point of intelligence and I great blood purifier and tonic 8.
l' ? If A m. m r 1 a
emerpnge, n not in poini ot d. d., win enanie me most, oeie-i a frvvl mitK On that 1aa
weaitn; ana wunout a gooa sound, caie to lace the season's changes I D0j ou
uewiuT ana enierpnaing oome i wiin impunity, iv is a meaicme
By virtnf qt the power confeirwi npon me
m an order op t ranklin Sirperiortouvtraade
on thelCth Jay of Alarch 18.91 by B. B.
1 assenbnnr Clerk, in the epetdol prooed-
mga to neil Umi lor amr.ton among thten
fiiits in comjiuori, entit'ed V" S Parker and
wile. Lncy AlFaiKr and others, xpaktk;
1 will Bell on Hi.ondav. ttie 4th day of May
1891, at 1 oltloek nt the Coni"t Kons door
m ijouisnuug: ii v. xne Tonowinr valuable
town iroperiy to-wit : The hdute- and lot
on the cornel!-' of .Maine and Frauklin streets
in tne towm! of iLonititurg, adjoining the
.o be the point to which quite' a num
ber of the farmers in this sertion car
ried their cotton. But it goes thi-re no
longer, from the, fact that the buyers
here pay just as high prices for cotton
as the farmer' can gel at auy market.
There lias beeu shipped trom here
this season over 6,0o0 bales of the .flee
cy s aple. S it will be eeu to start
with ibat the town has a "thoroughly es
tablished cotton market. But the fhH
important motor poxver whicb has
ciuseil the town to go forward so ripid-
ly is tlie establishuieiit of the tobacco
ments on the part of the citizens within
the last twelve mouths. Hand-ome
brick stores have been eric ted, a Town
Hall built which will seat about three
hundred comfortably, vvifi all necessa
ry stage paraphernatia. Handsome res
kieuces have been built on the south
side of the river. Streets have been
opened up aud vacant lots have beeu
laid ofl'f .r sale. The property is beai
ti;'ully licated, aud there are some as
pretty building lots to be built upon as
we have seen in any twn.
The Loui8burg Female College was
first established here iu 1855, and so far
as a hea)thy location for younz ladies,
suffice it to say in talking' with an old
c'fezon of the town he told us titat there
. bus never ben a denth iu the school
since . ita establishment. Kev. T. M.
Jones, who was President of the Greens
boro College for young Lidies up to his
! i i. I ... . ! f . . rr'U.
o';iiu inuab ueif lor feouic nui. iuc
building is a lare four tory brick buildJ
ing, and seta iii a twelve acre lot xvith a
iiue s,hale grove in front. Tiie school
hns beeu ui cliargc of that well known
Christiau geutieman, lTof. S. 1). . Bag
ley," who as. a siipeiiutcodentrtnd educa
tor for young ladies, l:as ;.o superior iu
ihe Siate. Por three sess'ous his facul
ty in every department has beeu com
plete. II '8 wrs ff teachers, boih la-
are busy.
paper, this intelligence ancf enter- that not only strengthens the weak J Ilirea Cry for Ffchtl't CtStsHsT
prttso must, do warning. Again 1 1 ana me aencate, Dut it is an aa-
fhose who have a hobby that they no ambitious enough to want my I ditional safeguard for thoao who
ride to death. county paper to be the equal to I consider themselves strong.
Those who always want to talk any other county paper, and with-
Chn&en Cry for. Fitcijer'i CtcH4
ChWren Cry for Rtchcr't Castory
about things iu which We take no in
ten.-st.
Tito ;e who coiae to dinner when not
.
Those who never have anyUnng lo 8 to every family within its ter
talk about but themselves aud the "tory. A e cannot afford to as
weather, sume the responsibility of rearing
I hose who have a chronic desire to family without providing-all le
borrow money. gitlmate means of education. A
Fussy people who have a large idea
CLEVELAND'S COUItAQE.
out a liberal patronage from all
our c.itiren8,this can't be. The home
paper should make its weekly vis
lagan Thinks Jit ZXnrt4 a ILcmarkalu
JL mount of .Vrr.
Washington Star.
In a recent interview in Boston,
Mr. Ingalls reported an incident
good newspaper is a splendid edu- of Mr. Cleveland's inauguration
cator, and our children will ea- which is new. He said :
gerly read it when they are slow I remember very well his en
to read anything else, and in trance into the Senate chamberon
course of one twelve months they inauguration day. lie seemed to
will have done a vast amount of be utterlv oblivious of the fact
reading that otherwise would have I that the eyes of a host of leading
Those who co.ue at the very time been neglected. I knew a man men of this and other countries
when we wMi they had stayed ut home. oncQ with a large family of chil- were upon him.
Those who epiburra, us with too dren well educated, and the man "There were Senators and. Rep-
TOThoS' whTagreo to everythinj we waa Pr and "ed how he resentatives, ambassadors and
say. and never havi any opinion of their ruanaged to educate his children, ministers from foreign nations.
own ou any su .jct. . uQ rertlied. I kent them well bud- The indrea all chrions to men the
Tim. ul., lun'i cap ! flii an arwl I' i
other literature, and seut them to
The civil engineer is not mon
arch of.all he surveys.
W.jMBvby
of their own importance.
Those who tilk too loud.
Th 8e who do not talk loud enongh.
Those who ask so many qnetlou8
that they discover our Ltuorauce. -
Tho?e wl.o are overly ositive about
things of small unj ortance.
b4 tad OXrw, ste gars tkM
More men havs been self-undone
than have been self-made.
tft Inn.
SO,Vl thiik So alfl so.
Good looks are mora than akin deep, de
pending npon the healthy rou iition of all
man of whom so much had been
said, and who had only been in
school when I could, and they ed- Washington once before the day
ucated themselves. The newspa- I he came to be inaugurated.
market At first Louisbun.' h .d t-ome dies nd yeu tie nen, are composed ot
t-ouble to buUd up a market for leat 10-
bacco, but piuck and deter minai.'ou
Ivts conquered. - In 186 the first to
bacco warehouse was built oil te south
property ofl? Mrs Alary ilitcheil on the 1 side of the river by Col. Joues, aud for
North, Mrs M Hall on the Eut. Frufck
lti croot. rkn fVo V..-mi 4-t i nn Xhoin a-aJc.-f'. .rur
lin 6treet on
the eet, co:
lefls, and kn
Place. Tei-nf;
one and two
ibe'South, and Main street-oa,
itaining. of an acre, more or
own as tne Arendeu l.one
8 of sale: '.4 cash, balance in
years, with interest at 8 per
cent per annum from day of sale, to be evi
denced by iwitea litlo retained until pur
ls paid m full.- -. .
This 17 th jlay of il arch 1891.
' . S. Spbtjil.1., UommifBioner.
J I?Mdi
awhile' a-god deal of the wt-ed xvas hun
dlcsi, lmt owinff to the f .ct tliat the f tr-
the highest .vculture nod reiiuemeni.
-This iH-operty has recently been pur
cliaseil bv tliat bene vol eut, kind frieud
to the boys au-i girls of North Caroli
na, 'Washington Duke, Esq, of Dur
ham. ' Mr. Duke's purpose ( v under
stand) i to make this School the highest
the vital organ, u the liver b iuaetiv Ders helped to create a thirst for I "If it was the most ordinary
;i : i L. : . I 1 I
3 ou loitvo uiiHi'jn ivj... 11 .uur ffi.ufu;u iw i , , , , , ,
aiKoroemj yoa nave a aysimpuc iook aua i kiiyn icrugo.
if your kidney be annct.'ol yon nave a
piiichtnl look. rie;nre rood health ami you
will have Rood looks. Elwtrir Dittorti ia
the great alterative and touie that act di
rectly on tcee vital orjrana. Curpinipl-,
blotchea, boiln aud irvm a Rood coinp!i-
ion. Sold at Louisburg dmgitomt. Price
50c. a bottle. -
lltAL HOTEL
isscuburg; Propr
HEHDEBSON, N- C,V
Good accommodations. Good fare',
lite aliid attentive- servants..
Po
mers in this immtdi:ite s ctrou hnd not ia the Slate for oar girls. v Prof. Bagley
begun to grw tobacco in sufficient I will re.-uaiu in charge and he has now
quantities to supply" the market, it was j about 100 pupils. ;
i hard matter to make a success at the! T lie male school of the town is in
start; so as a tobacco market it did not charge . of Mr. G eo. C. Thompson, h
amount to niuch up to about three high toned Christian youusrmau, a grad
years ago, but since tliat , time she has uate of Wake Forest College. He has
beeu a hummer, and uo mistake, and beeu hereabout two years, aud is build
she propose; to keep humming. Three ing up' a good school for boys. The
years ago " the live, pushing business health of Louisburg is not to be excelled
men of this towu got together and . or- by any town in the Slate, and during
ganiz-d a Tobacco Board of TVade and our travel tliroushoul the ' Ktate, we
begun to put out money. They also have never, met a more refined, iufel
uftered luduceiueuts to live tobacco men lectuai, and kinder people. They re
from other - secii-?us to eome among ceive a strinser with open doors and
There aro children gathering Cleveland could not be
to-day well-nigh grown that do j less concerned. But this in the
not know the world is much larg-1 Senate chamber did not attract so
er than their father's farm or their I much attention as his exhibition
own neighborhood, the nexvspa-1 before the immense mass or peo-
per enlarges the ideas of our chil- I pie in front of the Capitol. Lincoln,
The Western farmer asks onlv for dren a well as our own. I know I Grant, Hayes, Garfield and Har-
fair play. D 8 he get it wheu the cf n0 placo where we can invest rison, all read their inaugurals
Congress Prevents him ft om competiofi , . .., . , , , . . , , .,
with meti hi other Smlustrics, andtr- one dollar that will yield us such Clevelaud spoke his.
mi-s them to compete with him? X. I large returns as in our own paper.!' "It shows how thoroughly he
Y. World, Dem.
"There are million in it" said a dructfst
when aoked about lr Bull's Cough Syrup.
Price 25 eta.
Tot some time past I'veben arorninatic
I recently tried Salvation OU which ear
roe almost instant relief. I sincerely recom
mend it as it has eutirely cured me. James
Go&uon, Baltimore, Md. .
them and help build up the market. In
1889, Mr. W. T. Hughes, from Dan
ville, Va., xho had beeu raised up in
tlie t 'bacco warehouse business,- took
charge of the house ou. the. south - skle
mg a specialty. vy Satisfaction" guaran-
teU LtVii e orders at Thomas & Ay
cocke's druia store.
make you feel at home as soon as yoa
come among them. Slabtown is just
outside the town limits. This is the
home of niet all the colored people.
they have bought a good many lots and
built their little homes aud we take
pleasure in saying for them that they
are as industrious, aud polite a set of
negroes around Louisburg: as we . have
is from Oxford. C, and has had j teen at any place throughout the State-
years Of experience iu the business. Jtfr. I Tlie population of Louisburg according
Wi II. Pleasants is au old resident o! J toxlhe last census is somethiug over
Louisbuig aua has beeu a successful eisht hundred, th toWu limits is from
FASCT OENAMENTAL
HO 0E AXD'SIG Nr PAITTEK..
CaWomiijing, graining, parlor; 'paint- 0f the river, while at the same time Mr.
J. B. Thomas opened up the Frauki'ui
warehouse.' This house is; now run by
Meadows & Pleasants. Dr, Meadows
The Republican paper are just now
engaged iu the very arduous iak of
convincing the people tliat the Fifty
first Concress was a. very economical
body. Meantime the people continue
to believe in that lorra of arithmetic
which insists that two and two make
four. Memjihis Appeal-Avalanche.
Then it is a great mistake that poo- bad his intellect disciplined,
pie make in subscribing for a pa- "Thus, before . 50,000 people,
per abroad to the neglect of the where the slightest mistake would
home paper. It is simply enrich- bo held up to the country, with a
ing others and inpoverishiug our- piece ox paper no larger than a
selves. It is about equal to say- visiting card to guide him, he
ing, we have little or no bom spoke to the world,
pride. I have no word to utter "It was the most remarkable ex
against subscribing to papers bibition of nerve and control ever
SALVATION OIL
B7U rt!ifr Cisaactlxs, ffora!j3
Biciicb; Toctioc&e, Sons, Esrvz.
Cst. ScbUs, Caclzch$. IT oft,t&.
to runuc school teachers.
TW Superictrralcot of lnbtic schooVs
of FrmokUa county, will b la LocW
burx ou the vood Tiur-tay of Fetru-
ary. April, July, rVi,enrrr. October
atxl December. arl rnula Kirtm o)t
abroad if we just take our home I given by a President on his inau-J hr at pJi.-a.nn to tenllt la the Vxtltm
papr. l be hrst two papers tor us I ration day."
to read are our home and church
paper, then as many more as our
A fact worth knowing is tht blood dis- inclination dictates. Butonesavs.
aites which all "other medicines fail to enre I , . , , ,
yield slowly but norvij to th blood cleans- I can get a larger paper with much
Kooc and f otaastum.. I .v- . Mf v...
That
8imllar In Sound.
Schools of this cooatr. I a!t slo be
iu Luabbbr? on SviunLiy of ctb week.
and all pub.c dajs, to aOeod to any
bcsiuea coooe;tcU uhmyoCc.
J.N. IUaaUttfopt.
Many letters are received by the P. P. P. I nrice abroad than at home.
. a:... : i . a v v .1 I t .
used such and such a blood pariSer and ar may be true, but yOU cannot af
ford to be without your home
news.-.Your county paper is at
Co. from patients, saying-that they had
sapariUaa, mentioning their - nam aad
staung tber did no good, and tney did not
wph untU P. P. P. (Prickly Ash. Poke
riKSt-CLASS..
EESTAURANT.
:,tAi ai vt-rrojpeiiOT 1 bogjuega .nan -for '-'a' number .of ' veani.-1 north 10' south about one mile, and
i am now Trenared to furbish meals" at! Tlie farmers Seeini that the citizens of I fi-om east to wst about a half a niile.
- allhoQrs, diydr'ulght;:' likeep om hand a' I tbis'platwere dcternained to' build up I, There are litteea emK merehandise I tism. Serofala, Blood Powon. Pvspspsia, I r , ... r. , , .
fresh suppt r ot allinds .oi meaxs ,ana , i.v ,,.1 1 . I Malaria and Female Complaints. J - WOricea eaitors COUia enlarge vnei
!aiiia and.be satitfiei 'i "-"V-r"- n-rry . tw ttAX. 1 ,
. - 1 .t .. ti 11 f ? . 1 I -- . . . t - 1 . - " ----- 1 1 uHiirr. Kiiu v 1 in ua xii ulu xuua
1 souieiuuig iuse tois : 11 you peonie ; fan 1 stores, one leweirv store, one uvery
UttlllirN.TOXxJiQTJBJL'j uTo.io .Sp so much mnev for the J stable, five doctors, six lawyers, four
whitn churches, to wit : Presbyterian,
Baptist, Methodist and Episcopal; two
1 olored churches, one Baptist and one
Little Ned says he is tired of
correction for his occasional blun
ders in speech, aud hearing them
rehearsed lor the lamily amuse
ment. For his part bethinks he
speaks the English language well
enough; much better, in fact, than
French is spoken by Uncle Dick,
tlt T. .(til (II I
W.M",
McGHEE, Proprietor.
,-'K-f
purpose of selling - our tobacco snrelv
we cab afford to stand by you and make
the tobacco to be sold, : So with the
Good acccimmodations polite .servnts, j undeiatandirig. utdted we stand, both Presbyterian, one coach shop, oue foun-
and tlie best fare the market , farmer rAnd i warehousetUeri went- to J dry, one good corn and flour mill, and
W4 PIHlEinFMUMBJLW-l
iu
IP1
I
Toanvoa sesdin9 in t,
Hacazinx ill be sent for four week as a trial
WHcriptioti. The regular price is four dollar
per year.. 1 ch issue contains from tea to fifteen
complete toiiS, comments oa current events.
vuun, jumx pmnaa i or me nousenoia. and thn
beat of mnsVrast the thine for lonsr winter
c.cuuiS3. iniMa wnaxyouget la lour cornea 1
D4 pams 2SH columns of readinr tnatteiw
300, OQC words comprising over BO cotn-
iKWKwia, nw vocai ano msuxtmentai mui
(the latter ii worth at least fifr r.i. an a
tor only Ten Cents I : Of course you understand
this offer i 1 Bade to get you to give the paper a
v., S " WCU UUK.TOU WIU
permanent aibscnbers. f ,f .
AW WI81IT WABAIISI, Bos iTJ,
IS.
work in dead earnest. -- In addition , t
the ; warehouses mentioned, Messrs.
? Egerton & Ford completed a large brick
house last Tajl known as the Uiverside.
v This house is complete in every partio
nlar, it is 82 by 163 feet with two base
ment8bel0w, the jnain ..floor used , for
prizing arid handling the leaf tobacco.
This makesj three wareliouses .now 10
full operation. Each is fitted up. with
all the necessary machinery for packing
and-prizing,. also' elevators fbr carrying
the tobacco from the top floor, to ', the
.basement. Besides these warehouses
are seven prize hoiieesluow in use. and
more will be built this spring. ' Messrs .
-Boaiwright Br I& Co.," of Danville.
. Virgiuiai have p it out i good deal of
.is srood a countv newsianer as can ' be
found anywhere. The Fpawklin
Times, of which Bro. J. A. Thomas
(more generally' and better known as
ret
trs ww started to publish; when the various I stake and you cannot afford to sac
manufacturers wrote us fearful letters, audi .... rn : !4 .11
we discontinued same, but P. P. P. (Prickly I il "
Ash, Poke rwoot and Potassium) is trium- rjatronite our home paper with a
Enaat on every occasion, ana au mini a 1 - 1, 1
ostof friends m cures of Syphilis. Rheum a- paid up subscription, our hard ho vainly tries to make a iaris
r 1 cab-driver understand the name
People wonder when tbey find how rapid-I raivra and ctA 11a mtirh morfl I 01 U18 noiei.
ly health Is restored by taking P. P. P. j r a , Ali 4, rrorV. rlaliwwl
Pw"ai
1 ucuuuui itc
and I read it. Well that ds just a man had just goue by driung
simply stinginess to the core, if we twohorses In atantrum.
Couldn't he man ace them?' ask-
- - - ... .... & nan cm. a mm. a a ssuio BkSv o u a au su aa aurss'v -
::, f.CIVD.1 UJ r.rTr L.. . e , ed his mother innocently.
aUOn DUl OI Uie laal V OUgreoS UI UUUl I pel. - iwmg jA.wjiy vavu I . , I a )LJrln TV (1 I T'
m couples in tneDextPresidentialcHra- LftivPabvaavini? the editor is of Ob, yes, they were all Tight I ,Uy- J fc
(Pric
Thsi
. v ' " "" i ;vu. vi Yin. mw I one a&Y axter ne naa asscrtea vnat
home woods.
For sale only by Thomas it Aycocks, Loois-
. - - burg, .u .
Xro fVesMlount cunbt
-Tp M. PERSON. -
A TTOEXEY-A T-UL IT,
LOCISnCKO. K. c
rract'ets la all Court.
" Qto rWTt Hoote.
Ji. J.E MALUSE.
OCV-e U doors below Furtnan -&mg
pai.,Theoneshoshowihepe..p!e Aitf- n. ,;i' ih0ri But I shouldn't think they would milCW. B. WIU)EH
. . I - a a It fSi ss-vw w A 1 A Vt S r 4 I k A I m
are taxed and the other how their motr
ey is wastefully aud corrnptly tquati-1 we will not take his paper. ' I . in
sist that that is not a valid excuse,
has been running his paper here for j at on t night follows day. Nashville 1 And that we ought to read the home
. - ' t j i l I t t-v. I -., -
aDOUr l years, aua me wu . larciy i XLuieruau,
indebted to him for the solid work he
Dolhe is proprietor and editor. . DolLe tur(J ftfJ faef llaWT ff)UoWS excessive tax
has done to push the town on to y ros
penty. May he live long to w ield his
useful pen to the elevation of the peo
ple of this jBection' of our 'Stale. - The
Eagle Hotel, so far as the table h con
cern ed, has always had a good reputa-
Gtiaranteed Cure for La Grippe.
We authorise oar advertised druggist to
sell yoa Or. King's New Discovery for Coo
sumption, coughs and colds upon this con
dition. If you are afflicted with La Grippe
and will use this remedy according to dime-
LrfcftSi iriviltrt If k Call v(vl sanw i iinwim is
usvu0 sj v mm sa a w sm sihv a js rouvr i a .
no benefit, you may return the bottle and 1 politics
nave your mony reiunaea. ne mass roia
paper for the aake of the home
news. "If my county paper was of
different politics from mine, I
go so well tantrum, one behind the
other.'
'And only after that explanation j
was it understood that he meant
tandem.'
It was the same boy that ; who
l. a. . . . , . . .
would still subscribe to and read cad learned a good aeajaooui len
it as a home enterprise and agree although he found it "dtfacult
to disagree with the editor as to Keep technical terms accurately
in mind. ' ' .
A TTOBSEr-A T LA IT,
LorisncBa.it. c.
09c oa Main street, cos doer Velcrw
fcaglelleUL . ..
J-JIL YY. IL NlCUULbUN,
PIIACTICING niTVlClAN. .
Locianoui, ic. c -
In conclusion I suggest that we
i k. . t, ; I nave yoi
i uou, aua Po iac a ir - f-rMBf. Df the wonderful saecess of Dr.
ecTULU, Vfe uavo never luueu w K'-i 1 iwins new iiscovery uuraig uui treason s I all feel it OUr GUly lO aia IQe euil
good room, but tte building does .not g JaikH Tri t fr 'kt or in making a good home paper
doeithrmeto.wuoruiiuccleYtTLcs , ln dnjr ,toreiJ. Larg sixes soe. V . Bend;Ujr hiia itema of news
. 'Mama,' ho said one night, is she
settled her spectacles for reading,
'are those glasses of ycurs concave
oroctaTeTV - .
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V. TIM B Ell LAKE,
ATT0DSET AT
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