THE gRANKIJN TIMES. '
1 ; J
P JC SCHOOL TEA CHERS :
The Superintendent ol Public
Schools of Franklin county will be
in Louisburgon the second Thurs
day of February, April, v July, Sep
tember, October anil December, and
remain for three days, if necessary,
for the purpose of examining appli
cants to teach in the Public Schools
of this county. I will also be in
Louiaburg on Saturday of each
veek, and all public days, to attend
to any business connected with my
office.
J. N. Harris, Supt.
Professional cards.
LOUISBURG, N.C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1894.
NUMBER II
A STATEMENT
THE BACHELOR. -
Q M. COOKE & SON, -
ATTORNEYS-A.T-LA.W,
LOUISBURG, K. C.
Will attenl the courts of Nash, Franklins
Granville, Warren and Wake counties, also the
lupreme Court of North Carolhip, and the U.
8. Circuit an J District Courts.
D
R. J. E. MALONE.
Offlce two doors below Aycocke 8c
drug store, adjoining Dr. O. L. Ellis.
Co.'s
R. W. H. NICHOLSON,
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
LOUISBUEO, N. C.
W. TIMBERLAKE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
L0UISBCR3, n. a
Offlce on Main street.
S. 8PRUILL,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
LOUISBURe, N. C.
Will attend the courts of Franklin, Vance,
Granville, Warren and Wake counties, also
tbe Supreme Court of North Carolina. Prompt
attention given to collections, ate.
N.
Y. GULLEY.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
FRANKLISTON, JT. C.
All legal business promptly attended to.
rjAHOS. B. WILDER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
louisburs, sr. c.
Office on Main street, over Jones & Cooper's
store.
ACCORDING TO "LAW OF THE AMOUNT OF EACH ACCOUNT
CLAIMED AND ALLOWED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF FRANKLIN COUNT AND TO WHOM
ALLOWED, BEGINNING ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN DE
CEMBER 1893, AND ENDING THE FIRST MONDAY IN DE
CEMBER 1894.
-yy M. PERSON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
LOCISBURS, W. C.
Practices In all courts. Office in the Court
House.
Dentistry,
-W. H. EDWXRDS-
OF WAKE FOREST, N. C.
Will visit Louixburg on Monday, Tuesday
ntnl Wed npsdn following the first Sunday
in e:h mouth prepared to do all kinds of
Di-ntul work.
Orfiirc in the Meadows Hotel.
IDJE. DR,. IE. ZKZIZCnTG-,
DENTIST,
LOUISBURG, N. C.
Office over ilacket Store.
Graduate Baltimore Dental College.
Twenty-four 3 ears active experience.'
AUTii'iciAL tekth a"s:'EC1alty. Natural
teeth removed and new ones inserted in
TWENTY MINUTES.
All work warranfed.
IjKiiisburer is in r liorae for better or
wnrsf" and yon will always find me
rady to correct at my own expense any
work that diay prove unsatisfactory.
Very truly.
11. E. KING,
Dentist.
YARBOflOUGH & DAVIS,
The Blacksmiths
OF LOUISBURG.
All work in oar line done on short
notice, and satisfaction guaranteed.
We have our new shop (the old ten pin
alley) in good shape and are better pre
pared than ever to serve our custo
mers. J. M. C. HILL
THE TINNER,
Is prepared to do all kind di tm work, re
pairing. &c. All work guaranteed. Place
of husinees on Main eoreet in bouse recently
oc-rupied by F. Parriuh.
OSBORN HOUSE,
C. D. OSBORN, Proprietor,
Oxford, N. C.
Good accommodations for -the
raveling public.
R. R. CROSSEN,
FIRST CLASS PAINTER,
LOTJISBTTRG,. C.
I wish to offer my services to the puo
lic, and will say that I am prepared to
(Id all kinds of house painting, grain
iotr &c. Mv, work in Louisbnrg speaks
for itself, and I refer to all parties for
whom I have worked. Old furniture
male new. Give me your patronage,
and you shall be pleased.
STILL AT THE BRIDGE.
BLACK-SMITHING.
Where I am well known and prepared to do
my name work. I hope you will see me as
y'iu tiav done before, xou win nna me on
th- Bust side of the River bridffe. Main street
Louiaburg, N. C. While I am doing all kinds
of M ickBmithlnc-. don't foraret that I am also
pr-'jKiae.l lo repiir your gun, such as putting
on new locks fcc. I have a few guns which I
havi repaired that will be 8old1 not called for
in ien days
Tours truly .
A. T. NBA.
RUFF1N & LEWIS,
BLACKSMITHS
I "We are prepared to do all kinds of
worK in our line. Calr to see as at our
aop near the Louiaburg mills.
Hoyster, Park & Co., 7
Contractors, of Raleigh, N C, do
fiH kinds of building, &c, at prices
lo suit the times. IX you intend
uuiiding, write this firm. tL
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Feb 5, 1894
Mth 5,
Mill feed, bran, oats and cotton seed
al for cows, at Crenshaw, Hicks
April 2,
May 7,
3 months outside pauper f 3 00
3 oo
2 OO
2 00
3 00
8 00
3i0
500
53 38
16 75
95
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J 40
24 35
3 05
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2 15
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3 00
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2 70
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2 40
1 !0
3 fi)
1 90
1 60
2 10
1 GO
1 60
1 95
1 60
3 60
8 70
4 70
3 00
2 50
Jim Burwell
Helen Harris
Sam Trent
John Harrison
J A Faulkner
Green & Jones
Rufus Kearney
Ueorge Whitfield
Urcilla Upchurch
Pattie Lone v
Viney Wright 2 " " "
Crook Person "
Cindy Perry .3 "
Wm Rogers - " h "
Jaoky Jeffreys " "
J E Woodard Solicitors fees January Term 1894
B B ilassenbarg CSC fees " " "
H C Kearney Sheriffs fees " "
Sheriff Page " " " " "
Sheriff Crowell " " ' "
J B Sturdivant Constable " " "
A B Cooke ' " " "
O L Ellis J P "
W W Perry " "
Peter Collins " " " '
W H joyner " " " "
J B Denton carrying Tom Coley to jail
J T Mitehell wit fees Jan Term '94 State vs Tom & Cal Cole.
Irvin King "
L C Wester ' " " "
J R Wheless " " " "
Frank Alston " " " "
DT Leonard, " " " "
AV W KiDg " " "
L icy Brewer cancelled " " "
Pinky Williams " " " "
James May " ,; "
Rufus Kearney "
R 0 Pernell
W D Spruill "
8 L Duke '
- Emma Bridges "
Willis Card
Ioui Richards "
C Burton
G T Colbert "
J T Leonard "
T A Hollingsworth "
J G Edwards "
" Bilhe Mitchell
Johua Branch "
N J Faulkner "
John Williams "
Henrietta Green "
Press White "
Andrew Ynrboro "
Ali-? Skinner "
louis Thorne '
Moses Johnson '' "
S L Wilson conveying George Whitfield from Granville
county to Frankliu county jiiil
J T Miller Supt expenses for Robert Thomas
W Y Cauti keeptntr rafts from Chavis bridge last quarter
A B Cooke Jraerviug 31 road notices on overseers in
Frankimton T S
Weldon Urides repairing stock law fence
Aycock & Co ain't aei.-'t for jail
Aycock & Co ' " home aged and infirm
f, B Massenburg " " filed
J O B AHord repairing bridge over cypress creek
R D PernelM)oard of prisoners, etc.
J R Jones repairing stock law feuce
J 1)4 J E Tharrington '
W I Alford
P F Evans serving 5 road notices Louisburg T S
Add Williams repairing Htoek la w fence
G W Boone making one stock law gate
J H Uzze'l 5 davf com and 50 miles
T S Collie " ' " 140
J R Alfor J " " " 120
J A Burt " ' " 160 '
George Winston ' " " 140 "
H C Kearney " " officer to hoard
C K i.'ooke ' " service to board
W K Martin " " clerk
W K Mnrtin am't acc't fllpd '
Jos W Swansoa repairing stock law fen- e
Frank (!"oley outside pauper
C E Denton repairing stock law feuce and gate
E .! Lanier making stock law gate
J S Harris repairing " fence
R N Edwards stripping tobacco home agd and infirm
Nancy Davis outside pan per
G H Joyner keeping rafts from Joyner's bridge 1st quarter
S L Perry repairing stoek law fence
D A Spivey
Lit Alston splitting rails home agprl and infirm 5300
H A Kearney repairing bridge at High Tower
W H Cates conveying Wiley Young to jail
J A Thomas am't acc't filed
J R Alford 7 days committee on fence
J R Alford 1 " " " CSC report
J A Burt 2 " " " fence
J H Dzzell -7 " " making settlement with Sher
iff and Treasurer and county officers 1
T S Collie 8 days making settlement with Sheriff and
Treasurer and CSC report
J N Harris repairing stock law fence
W P Neal & Co am't aeeount filed heme aged and infirm
George Winston 3 days committee on stock law fence
Edmond Sykes repairing stock la w fence
George Inscoe otrippinjr tobacco home uged and infirm
J L Jackson am't acc't " '
R D Pernell board of prisoners, etc.
V K Martin am't acc't filed
J B Sturdivant serving 2 road notiees in Cedar Rock T S
Mangum Massenburg drawing jury for 3 years
W T Strickland repairing stock law fence
J R Jones " " -
John Sykes " "
George Nicholson " " "
w b Bowden " .
L C Alston splitting rails home aged and infirm
Henry Caudell repairing stock law fence
Aycock & Co am't account home aged and infirm
Aycock Co am't acc't filed for county
T S Collie 3 days committee on stock law fence
' John Y Medlin repairing 6tock law fence x
S H Horton
w T Wilson " "
C H Pearce making stock law-gate
A J P Harris repairing stock law fence
A J P Harris repairing stock law fence '
J E woodard Solicitors fees April Term 1894 '
B B Massenburg CSC
H C Kearney Sheriff
) L Ellis J p "
R A Speed
G B H StaUinga " " "
K S Foster " ' " "
t a Thomas Mayors " " " "
j h cheeves J p " " " ' "
Ew Morris
1 h Harper constable " " " "
wj Johnson
H A Kearney "
joe Beckham do do do dodo
j h Harper wit fees State vs. jack perry April Term 1894
Returning home at the close- of daj.
Who gently chides mj long delay
And by my side delights to stay f
Who seta for me my easy chir.
Prepares the room with neatent care,
And lays my slippers ready there?
Who regulates the evening fire.
And piles the blazing fael higher.
And bids me draw my chair still nigher?
When sickness comes to rack ray frame,
And grief disturbes my trouble brain,
Who sympathizes with my pain?
Nobody.
Republicans Stand by the Trusts.
There are thirty-five Democrats
in the United States iSenate who
stand for tariff reform. There
are nine Democrats who are trai
tors to their party and to the peo
ple. The nine traitors would not
have the power to put one nickle
in the treasury of a thieving tariff
trust were it not for the fact that
thirty-eight Republican Senators
stand in solid phalanx in defense
of tbe trusts. Yet the Republi
can press is trying to make party
capital out of the situation. Chi
cago Herald.
foreign contract labor for Ameri
can labor, disturbances that have
been moat frequent and most
troublesome while the party of
protection was in the full flush of
power T Why have wages been so
steadily rednced in iudustries
most highly protected ? Louis
ville Courier-Journal.
BETTER TDAS COTTON.
UfcTTLNU EVEN.
Original Observations.
A Orocer Who Had the Tables Turned
on Him.
The wholesale grocer had the
self made man's reverence for the
excellent habit of pu-nctuality.
He was always at bis desfc when
theclock struck 8, and he expected
his young men to be ad prompt
as he was.
His favorite clerk was some
what of an amateur eport, and 8
o'clock in the morning was often
Necessity is the mother of in
vetition. Tbe necesaitiea of onr
farmers will compel them to find
another money crop more profit
able than cotton. No one crop iB
likely to supplant cotton, but a
variety of agricultural products
must and will. With cotton at 5
cents no farmer in North Caro
lina can get along unless be makes
what he consumes at home. Tbe
only salvation for our people ia to
make everything they con-ame
at home.
But the qnestion arises, how
are clothing and education to be
provided, and debts to be paid ?
Thi9 is indeed a perplexing ques
tion which time alone can fully
answer. At this juncture, we
SELL YOUPv TOBACCQ
-AT-
Pleasants'
New Warehouse!
LOUISBURG, N. a
Our tarHitw" Tar KlHnff ycmrt
bnccofor bih prior firejUH toany
bono? in the Strtt. hart arnpH
would unhesitatingly advise our I nwris, and interwl that er-ry pi) rt
, - . . . ., I Tonr tobwro put on oar floor bnB
farmer friends to give more atten- - lnn? rVery t orth BHnff
vour toban-o to us. nnd will py
you New Wart-hou.' price for it-
Seems as if a waltz should be
written, on waist paper.
The surest way to eradicate the j
bad is to cultivate the good.
That is a very stingy man who
will not enjoy a joke r.t his own
expense.
People may think it is tough
when they pay 20 cents a pound
fqr beefsteak but its sometimes
aipo fnr l.i rnnifurt TTia l
charmini persottaltty , uudoubted i . , ,11 tt-i-i
0 r hogs, and e-peciallv hogs. While
business abilities and success as a 1 ... , , .. , .
cotton is quoted at 4 and 5 cents
salesman placed him high in the 1 , , . , . . ..
estimation of bis employer, who , ,. , n , i
, i leading markets at 12 and Ki.
overlooked his slight but frequent .. .;
B cents. There is no question at
digressions from the straight . ... . ,, I
fc these prices which pavs better.
tath of punctuality oftenrr than . . . ' ,
r ' At iiresint prices hogs are a good ;
he did with the other clerks aud t
j , money crop. j
ea estntn. jeTe j? an object leon which j
But the favorite presumed too' . ... , . , . , , ,.
- . . 1 j ,, , we none will be studied carefully
far, and the old man was 1 .
' 1 r Til-.
! obliged to take him severely to Dy our larmers. in camng alien- .
tas4c. "If you are not on time ; tion to it the Atlanta Constitution .
tomorrow," said the w bolesale ?a vs :
grocer at the end of the lecture. ; farro?r in Dalton, C,i., re
W H. Pi.easaxts A Co:
Ivouisburs, N . Ang. 10th, '94.
LOUISBURG
Carriage Strops,
H. r. TAYLOR, Pn-rr'wtor.
j It your Carriaz, B'iKfry, Wag
. on 0- any'hmp :n i'a! !'.!) nds
, r-pairnig and y.i want it done
r:ih rr:nj ;t tn rc. and if you
I will send a cab for von and , 4 . . . . . .vo"r arr:a,? or Hug(jy r-
1.1 ceniiy rresenieu io cuecus at a , TvainfH in rr it.a rrnr.r
charge the expense to you. 3 ' paiina in a ur't-ciaa tnannr.
The next morning was the l,anlc- ne was f,,r a l ale oI , bring it to a!o. I have served
morning after a prolonged game 1 cott on amounting to $23; the . ray time und-r a rirt-c!ass pain-
of nennv anle.andthe favorite nar fnr tnm.!l Knn n,! tr and wod workman, can tbere-
clerk did not roll out 01 bel until
couts.
"Yes,
w k a Williams do
Doreej Merritt do
Bettie Merritt do
Doze Merritt do
H B ar-ier do
M Hale do
Abe Kearney do
wm Davis ' do
Nellio Davis do
j j Kearney do
j a Moore do
Delia Stokes do
w i Johnson do
D L Kearney . do
Ghns. Harris do
wiflie Patterson do
jam 08 Diekersou do
. EM Hale do
iohn place do
Mat Eaton do
Bob Minora do
j o Davis do
, A T Davis" do
T j Harris do
P j Dement . do
. HollinRsworth
j T Leonard - do
Hollinfrsworth
w m stone - " do
TO Moore do
do do do do do
do Edward Murray do
do do do do do
do do do do do
do Mark Hazlewood do
do do do do do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
xdo
do
do
do Lanra McKnight do
do joe sills - iio do
do do do do do
do Braxton Bragg do
do do do do do
do ,8am Coaltrain do
do do do do do
do Abby and Charity Neal do
do do do do do do
do, do do do do do
do do do do o do
do Mose west do do ' do
do do" do do do do
do do do do, do do.
do do do do do do
do Calvin white do ' do do
do do do do do do
do Tliad & Bettie Williams do
do Nick Gupton and T A
do do do
do ': do do do do
do do do
do do Aloma Harris do
do do do do do do
F M wiggs. keeping rafts from Anderson bridge see
jpnd quarter . ; . .
((COKTOPEI) IK OVM SXT.)
n no
16 h:J
4 95
1 40
J 25
sr.
G4 05
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21 liA
8
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20 50
2 00
12 50
17 00
10 00
00
00
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10 00
10 00
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7 40
2 00
1 1 09
G 00
20 71
21 79
2 50
2 50
3 50
3 24
12 04
5 00
2 00
33 85
14 00
2 00
4 00
14 00
16 00
9 00
16 20
6 00
15 00
3 50
8 93
53 05
14 30
J0
2 50
8 39
8 00
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5 41
2 50
2 17
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4 10
50
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5 45
10 49
1 00
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8 27
5 00
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b 25
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1 60
87
1 65
1 50
3 45
2 00
4 10
2 05
1 50
1 60
1 60
1 25
1 25
1 25
1 60
1 60
2 25
1 50
1 00
3 90
3 05
2 60
2 60
160
' 1 60
1 55
1 55
1 10
1 20
2 70
1 60
1 85
1 77
135
2 55
2 35
8 80
8 80
2 50
tougher when they only pay ten 8 o'jlock. lie had forgotten the
lecture and was idling with hie J
1 j ,r if .. 1.,.. - u mpr hniil,l i'n in for 1b rntfnn
t j . ., ;6econucujox luurc ucu &uau: p.
i niu uuLioseu 10 lltr , , , -.11 i v
uiarying lurru., baiuoia , and the otlice boy, with a broad
bpraggins. "1 m j 1st thatopposed grin, jumped out and rati
to it that if my girls can't marry j the step".
neonle of thir nwn spy. tl.c I Grabhinc another man's hat
needn.t marry at ail, and that's
, fore paurantf--' -at iffact ion iu all
j work entrud to mf.
' I h-,v a f.rst-c'.ass black -mith
in thn Mark m:'h shop who ful-
will find that : '.v und-r'tands vrvthing about
11 t
it i comnaratively ea-v to raise 1,8 nu?!:,, :ron- ,loe'K
up 1 , , , , tinr-o to irion-.nc a tine tuggy.
v no5 ami market hem at a cooo 1 1, , ,1
h 1' dcK no. av tn have voar
proni, wnne nis nve ceni co:ion)Work boVbd up. so bring it
! and forgetting that he still had eimply plunges him deeper in 1 a!
all about it."
hi? si in re rs on, the yoiiiii man
rushed out of the back door.
Some one has discovered that through the alley and caught a
women are partial to. racking I c.ir. The cab cauie back without
chairs because they hav3 arm.-. him' for e liaii reached the office
1 t .-41 nr.-t, ana tne n ior can hire was
We embrace the onnortunitv to 1 . ' v .
charged up agaiutt him.
The PUCCess of the new rule ment. ami th i .,- nla'm
lav-iiuu ia iu uc utnveu iroiu ie j pasfa the wholesale grocers ex
ing hutffired by the arm? of a chair i pectaiions. The call has never
when thousands of willing hands i he"u se,,t aK'itl
embrace the opportunity to
say we don't see how much satis-
1 1 .
u e 0 1 .
Twenty-five dollar- for a bale
of cotton, and $20 for two small
hog? 1
There is a whole volume of
economics in this brief announce-
and fetrong arms of the 'masculiae
gender are anxiously seeking
employment all over the country-
Orangp (Va ) Observer.
A Word About Wheat.
There is much diversity of
opinion as to the advisability of
sowing this crop. It is known to
be expensive, through the cotton
belt is uncertain, but to main
tain the equilibrium of tbe farm,
to work on the principle that a
farmer should raise everything
for home consumption, it is well
to plant enough for the immediate
family wants, even though the
apparent cost is greater than the
market quotations. In estiraat
ing the cost the Southern Cultiva
tor thinks that we are apt to loose
Bight of the benefit of the straw
as food and bedding for 6tock and
the residue of vegetable matter
left in the land in the stubble
and roots.
Wheat likes high, dry and
strong red soils and a clean, fine
firm seed bed. To secure the lat
ter the land should bethoroogbly
plowed, rolled and harrowed
several times, if necessary and
it is better to concentrate the
manure and the work than to go
on the extensive plan. In the
former case should disaster over
take the crop, the amount of seed
lost ie smaller, and the manure
aud thorough preparation con
tribute more certainly to the in
crease of any succeeding crop.
that it requires no comment.
f.i t i iikr v. uuvii 3 inn 111 11 au luii-
or the fivontp
clerk, and now that rule ia posted Kr a11(l it looks very much like
on the walls of the ofhee. : King Hog.
A few days ago the wholesale Yet there is a way to restore
grocer overslept hims-lf. His ; cottoM-B kingship." Georgia's
desk was unopened when the 1 . ... . . rt
11 ui u n-u 1 K 1 present crop will brine f Jo.OoO,.
clock marked o. 1 he usual rive ' fe '
minutes grace was given. As the 00- :s'ow "'PP"se we manufac-
belated grocer was hurry ing down . tured all this cotton? It would
his front steps the cab drew up i then bring ua $103, (K0,0K) !
and the oflice boy atepped to the Tl),nk of what mean. If
sidewalk. The clerks had hard , , ,, ,
, . , f , . the south sells the raw material
work to keep their facea straight
when the "old man" entered the of her gr-at sUfle it will yi-ld
office at 8:30 o'clock. He said her less than onr.-fourth of what
nothing, but when the cashier ' it will brnlf if it is all manufac-
presented him with his weekly ture1 here at home.
nersonal account he O. K.'d the 1 ,, . A. A.
t ... f . , . 1 I his, then, is the winnink'
item " to cab hire (or being late, ! fe
S2." with somethine like a m ild Po1 ic5" Let ,,a diversify our
al.mg to m nhre it ILL tit.
DON K RIGHT, mv nrwrea aro
reasonable.
I make Bupgi'-s and Wgon to
ordr. I f you ant a good IIovie
M.ie Hufrgy or Vi;"ii, pive m
y..ur or.l:s. and you shall have
w h at you want.
Thaiikin my fr;end for their
patronas- 1:1 the past and eolicit-th-
same i:i future, I am,
Yours very respectfully,
II. TAYLOR.
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crops and raise bogs enough for
Four bur Successes.
Having th needed merit to make good
If the American laborer has ap
proximately received his share of
the product of bis labor through
tbe operation of the tariff, why
have we these exhibitions of or
ganized vagabondage under
Coxey, Kelly and others, while
the country a8H ,whole has gron
richer ? What is the meaning of
the presence in-this country of
thousands of Hungarians, Italians
Poles and other foreign laborers
of the cheapest class? Wby tbds
home use and for outside markets.
Then, let us manufacture every
all the advertising claimed for th.-m, the 1 Dale ot cotton right here in this
following four rniKiie have reached a , region,
pbenommal sale, Dr. King's New Dia- I
covery, for consumption. Coughs and 1 NN hen we get on this line
Colds, each bottle guaranteed L l.-ctrie , wjU not be another cerlod of hard
Bitters, the trreat remedy for L' ver, . .
Stomach and Kidneys, Hucklen's Ar-itimes in the south for a century
nica alve, lue best in tne world, ana , to come.
Dr. Kiug's New Life Pill, which are a I
perfect pill. All these remedies are i ore factone; ami more bogs
' I. V.l l 1 Alai r.
TV U. ri. N . .n .th k
SHOE MAKING.
MOSKS WKST holds forth in
rear of Thomas' Irug ttore, (on
the alpj) where he do shoe
making and repair ing, and guar
antees tr. do work a? good and
ohep.-r than any Shoe-Maker
in tl,.- State.
Come and pep for yourself.
R-pfct fully,
MOSES WEST.
i Feed, Sale Livery
STABLES.
these are what we
Mecklenburg Times.
Trofessional Consolation.
guaranteed to do iut what is claimed 1 these are what we need !-
for them and the daler whose Dame m
attached herewith will be t;lad to tell
you more of of them. Sold at Aycocke
& Co's. Drag Store.
" T?o;l n. 1V.1I lf rr,
l a iu 1 1 j a r r, k v 1 f 1 ci i iv. uj t-
' tn fv-o t 11 la t a t- Atl
came across a queer sort of J
HAYES & PINNELL, Proprietory
LOUISBURG. N. C.
industry the other day."
" What was it? "
" Well, some doctors had a boy
and a girl under the influence of
chloroform and transferred tbe
skin from the boy's chin to that
of the girl, and vice versa. They
said that when the girl grew up
she'd have whiskers."
" What on earth was the
object?"
Manufacturing bearded ladies
for country fairs." Pick Me Up.
labor riots, caused by reductions
ol wages, or efforts to substitute
ilarve.oas Results.
From a letter written by Rer J. Gun
derma n, of Diioondale, Mich., we are
permitted to make this extract : I have
do hesitation in recomroeuding Dr.
King's New Discovery, as ttra rosulta
were almost marvelous ia tb case of my
wife. Whib I was pastor of the Baptist
Chorch at Rirea Jaoction she was
brought down with Pneumonia sccewed
ing La Grippe. Terrible paroxysms of
coughing would last boors with little in
terruption and it seemed as if she could
not sur-ive tbera. A friend recom
mended Dr. Kinsr's Xiw T)inenrerT. it
constant suceesshn of strikes and was quick in its work sad highly satis
factory. In resells." Trial bottles free
at Aycocke & Co'. Drag Store. Eego
lar size 50c. and ?l.bQ. v
Patient (very excitedly) Am I
going to recover T
Doctor No, not exactly, but
well, after long consultation we
find that your disease is entirely
new, and if the autopsy should
prove the fact, we have decidd
to name it after you. Tit Bits.
GOOD TEAMS AND"
POLITE DRIVERS.
Dear to Him.
Chappie (who has not been
across) My deah boy, youab
boots aw- in a howwible condi-
1
tion.
Chollie (who ha-) My deah
fellaw, that tnud is fwom .tbe
stweets of deah old Lunnou. In
dianapolis Journal.
Backlen's Arnica Salre.
Th beat sslve in tbe world for rata,
braise, sore, nicer, salt rbentn. ferer
-kkvs, tetter, r hepped sods, rbilblaia.
corns, and all skin eraptioiM,ajilpoaeitirvl
cares piW or' no pay. It ia mare, ate to
girs aatiafakioa or money refvwded. PrW
23 eenU per box. For sale by Tboaaa t
Ajcoeke,
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO TRAV
ELING MEN.
A Fixe use of bcogie alwah
ox OAXT).
Fin Tailor Xade Clothing.
At m-tom raa4 prw-e I kare ewered
th aicnrv for tbe Rojal tailor of flatcartx.
Ur(r-t tajlorio-r establish aot in tae
l'ott.! iftatM. ad ro hirnwb yon on abort
notirv. aaythlng yon wast in tbe way of
rlotbinff. Pit traarant.. Caay ter-na.
Call S4ad see my umpW.
io. W. Kf.
of tbe firm Kjog A alacoa.
A Chance For Hu-tler. 1
We want several U-e. wide-awmie
ea a i er to rprr-nt the FKArars
Tinxs in tbi and aijialo coast!, -B
oaneetioo with the National 5ewepav
per Union. The work is new. fepaLir,
and eery proStable, requiring -neither
capital nr preeino. esrwrienee. It Is
worth looking af'er. and if yon want a
real good thin ia the way ot light,
pleasant aai proAUbb- ernpkrytwejit it
will pay yon to taveatlgate IbU at onee.
Theia ie money ia it for hostlers. Writ
for roll pe.rUnal-.rs to
THtJfATtO-IAtCiX..
Si. Ionia, Ho.
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