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tlll.s coanr.y. x wm iu ue iu
...mnui-u: oa Saturday of each
, aii v badinedd connected with my
ltKe' J. N. Harris, Supt.
B. MASSENBURO,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
L.OCISBUKU, N. C.
W ill practice iu all the Courts of the State.
u.nce iu Court Houae.
, M- COO UK & HON,
A T TO RN B YS-A.T-L A W, , -
LO-UISBOBtt, V. C.
Will attend the courts of Nash, Franklin,
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B oiftuil
' r ... . i kiur.rii'.r. i Vul rf
H. J. K. M.A.LOJSB.
,1,,. two doors oeiow aycwcue .
CO. '8
ru store, uajoiuiug uc. v. j... juu.
a. W. H. NICHOLSON,
paACTICINO PHYSICIAN,
LouisBUKa, nr. c
riliUILL,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
L0UISBUR8, N. C.
a ui nftnd the courts of Franklin, Vance,
rvilK W'arreu and Wake couutiea, aiso
. . 1 vr.-tl-i i ii.Aliiiii Pfiimrit
lie supreme uuun ui
Uleuluu given 10 coueov-uuu, an..
y. UULLKY.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
FRASKUNTON, N. C.
All legal business promptly attended to.
HOU. B. WILDER,
ATTO RNE Y-AT-L AW,
LOUIHBUKO, N. C.
Offli on Main street, over Jones & Cooper's
V.
M. FKlicjON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
LOUISBUKG, N. C.
Practices iu all courts. Olflce In the Court
Oil"-
V.
II. YARBOROUQH, Jk.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LOUISBURG, N. C.
0:i'u-e on second tioor of Neal building
All 1- fr;tl business intrusted to him
i. iiciive prompt and caret u I at eiition.
W.BICKETT,
LOUISBJEO N. C.
from pt and painstaking attention given to
Ifti r.-rs to Cinef Ju.-itic.ieshpa.'ru, Hon. J ohn
l-rv ui.iit r intrusted to nis nanus.
iiniiK, ilo.i. liODt. W. Wlaston, Hon. J. L
lu.t.iu. I'rs. First Nitttoaat Bauit of Wiu-
iil & Manly, Winston, Peoples Bank.
U ihim", i. li us E. T ylor, Prea Wake For-
V ,,oU , II. u. H. W. Tlinlrukt;.
iu Cuurt House, opiOsite Sheriff's.
Dentistry,
-W. H. EDWARDS-
op WAKE FOREST, N. C.
Will vmit Louwhnrir on Monday, Tuesday
, I Wciiusihi v following the first Sunday
in i i t li prepared to do all kinds of
n'.il u'ni'k.
'Mil t lie Meadows Hotel.
k"tXTIT,
EDWARD BUGGER D. D. S.
LoUldlJURi, N. C.
Graduate of the oldest Dental College
the World. Eight 3Teara experience.
improved instruments. leetn ex
icteu without pain. Artificial teeth
iili mt plate, (satisfaction or money
'urned.
nfii-e over Jones & Coopei's store.
DENTIST,
LOUISBURG, N. C.
iOffl.-p over Jacket Store.
i ruinate Baltimore Dental College.
v"uty-tour years active experience.
riFioi l teeth a specialtt. .Natural
'h removed and new onea inserted in
SN'TY MINUTES.
Ml work warranted.
Lnuixburg is my home "for better or
r" and you will always hnd me
iy to correct at my own expense any
f& mat may prove unsatisfactory.
Very truly.
E. E. KING,
Dentist.
YftRBOROUGH & DAVIS,
lie Blacksmiths
OF LOUISBURG.
work in our line done on short
r'ce, and ra.Hufa.At.inn rnflinteed.
' have our new shon fthe old ten pin
rji in g od shape and are better pre-
i"-u tnau ever to serve our custo-
J. M. C. HILL
THE TINNER,
'.prepared to do all kind of tin work, re
nnf. ic. All work guaranteed. Place
'UHineHH on Main ecreet in house recently
1
ui"ei tv r'. Hamuli.
l9e0( I STILL AT TH) BRIDGE.
LACK-SMITHING.
I kere I ana well known unrl nnrmrMl tn do
I m worn. 1 hone raa will see me as
' uav., ,ioue hefore you will find me on
siae ot the River bridge. Main street
""'urn, N c. While I am tlolng all kinds
ll'iae.l
'aCKs;nithinT r t oi-
. r v J-vigut. JLJ-L-V a caua iov
! locks &c. I have a few irans which
y 1 1 11.11 r v.ina rr t r anin mm nnmr
' 'Sp'lir.'.l t hit will h aslA It -.. .!! fn
.... . " . Km wiu a uw w
Yoars tralf
A. X. JMSAIf
m EOSE PALISTiN STAR SHOP-
Loaisbarir, N. C.
(. Pom... 1.1 i . 7
.'i. amiun H.nn i. w p.ohii linn.
""""a ana ntted up in eteeant
l)eir St.H.p RoKo. Oi - jl,
,u ' U'T are nuttinir on rin-ht mm
Ht-0ln "uiaiijf IUVIU9 Itlt WUU, WBIUI
r- 1 liev ...-.i;r.n. : :I ,i !rL.. .
.-n uitr. a. 1 1
avrord i. " PoUtenaefii and o
WITH VIOLETS;
1 tnA Ju u 'Tfea, of spring, tny dear,
And the pulw of a warm, sweet day
Thmifrh th wintriest mowinS in all the year
May frown from yonr skies of gray.
Just shnt your sweet eyes and dream, mv
dear. J
With the snnmeftt renm of sprinir
And fancy the hoholink's not yon hear
And the whirr of a robin's wing.
And into yonr ear creeps the drowsy drone
Of the bees in the clover-blnnm
And yon tl ink. in your dreamChat the irrav
old crone. .'
Dame Nature, is at her loom;-
While forward and back her shnttle flies
'Mid the rarest rose-tints f . Tone,
And across the orchard a blackbird cries
With the joy of life in his tune.
p
Then dream, with your sweet eyes shut, my
dear,
That my hand in your own is laid.
And w seek together the yonth of the year
In the sweet of the apple-bough's shade.
And you shall know hevnnd "lonbt or fear
Tn your dram. that I love but you
But whether vnti dream or wjike.'my d,ear.
The 'nve will be rl and true!
Kate A. Bradley, in Detroit Free Press.
AFTER THE BATTLE.
One nieht, T saw a trajrfidv on
the corner of Broadway and Honp
ton street. A yonngr man, evi
dentlv doubting as to which direc
tion he hnd better take, his hat.
lifted biirh eriougrh so you could
se be bad an intelligent, forehead,
stout cbest, and a robust develop
ment. Splendid yonrlfir man. Cul
tured yonngr man. Honored young
man. Why did he stop there,
while so manv were coing- up nnd
down ? The fart is evAry roan has
a p;ond anerpl and a bad antrel enn
tendino; for the mastery of hip
spirit, and there was a trood anp-el
and a bad angel struggling with
that vnntip man's sonl at the cor-
ner of Broad wav and 'Houston
ptreet. "Come with mp," paid the
good angel ; "I will- take yon
home; I will spread rov wings over
yonr pillow; I will lovingly escort
you all through life nridr super
natural protection: I will bless
everv cup you drink ont of, every
conch yon rest on, every, doorstep
yon pnter;I will consecrate yonr
tears when you weep, vonr sweat
when von toil, and at. last I will
hand you ovpr yonr grave into the
hand of the bright angel of a
Christian resurrection. In answer
to your father's petition and your
mother's prayer I havp been sent
Of the Lord OUt Of heaven to be
your guardian spirit. Come with
me," said the good angel in a
voice of unearthly symphony. It
was music like that which drops
from a lnte of heaven when a
seraph breathes on it. "No, no,"
said the bad angel ; "come with
me; 1 have something better to been struck down by a thunder
offer. The wines I ponr from bolt. When assistance arrived
chalices of bewitching carousal ; the unfortunate man was found
the danoe I lead is over floors tessel
lated with unrestrained indnl
gences ; there is no God to frown
on T.ne terapies or sin wnere x wor-
shiD. The skies are Italian. The
paths I tread are throngh mead-
ows, daisied and 'primrosed.
Come with me."
The young man hesitated at a
time when hesitation was ruin,
and the bad angel smote the good
angel until it departed, spreading-
wings through the starlight up-
ward and awav until a door flashed
nrwin in t.h stir and forever the
j
ail mi j. 1 l
wings vanisnea. mai was roe
turning point in that young man's
history, for, the good angel 'flown,
he hesitated no longer, but started
on a pathway which is beautiful
at the opening, bnt blasted at last.
The bad angel, leading the way,
opened gate after gate, and at
each gate the road became rougher
and the sky more lurid, and, what
was more peculiar, as the gate
slammed shut it came to with a
that indicated that it would
jar
never open
Past each nortal there was a
a
ond arir-wino-nf
ItliUilip vra. avvuw apu O
bolts, and the scenes on itber
otrlo nf t.hp road chanced from car
" W " -
dens to deserts, andthe June air
became a cutting December blast,
and the bright wings of the bad
o
nncrfll turned to sackcloth, ana tne
" O - ..
-e 1 1 I. t Ln lvllr nSth
eye. i
nopeiess gnci, auu w -
. xi .!. 1 J I A ,iV
tDaiavaoe uu
wine, poured forth bubblwg tears
andfoaming bipod, and on the
right side of the road there was a
serDent, and the man said to the
nd the w-iwer wm, "Tbir U ti
serpent of stinging remorse.' '
On tbe leftside of the road there
was a lion, and the- man- asked
the bad angel, "What is that
lion ?' and the answer was,
'That is the lion of all devonring
despair." A vulture flew through
the sky, and the man asked the
bad angel, "What is that ml-
tare?" and the answer was,
"That is the vulture waiting for
the carcasses of the slain."
...
And then the man began to
try to pull off him the folds of
something that had wound him
round and round. nd W n
the bad angel, "What is it that
twists me in this awful convul
sion ?" and the answer was
dies." And then the man aid
to the bad angel, "What does all
this mean? I trusted in what
you said at the corner of Broad
way and Houston street. I
trusted it all, and why have you
thus deceived me ?" Then the
last deception fell off the charmer,
and it said : "I was sent forth
from the pit to destroy.your soul.
I watched my chance for many a
lone vear. When vnn ripsitntArl
tbat R. ht Qn Broadway l
gained my triumph. Now
lou are
here. Come let us fill these two
chalices of fire and drink together
to darkness and woe and death."
fu i -n v j
Ob, young man ! will the good
angel sent forth by Christ or the
bad angel sent forth by sin get
the victory over your soul ? Their
wings
nr intArl.! Vi?d
this
moment above yon, contending
ur jour uesuuy, as aoove ine
Appennies eagle and condor
titfbt mid-sky. This hour may
decide your destiny. Rev. Dr.
Talmage
CURSED THE THUNDER.
And Was Suddenly Stricken Down
With Apoplexy.
Some weeks ago a white man
named Edward Eggleston, with
out friends, was taken sick and
having no place to go, was taken
to the alrii8-bou8e. He was able
to waifc about bis room and con.
verge wjtn tno,e wh0 visited him
and attended to his wants.
On Saturday A rril 27t.Vi. "RIctctIa.
, . .-jp..w
ston was sitting in a chair in the
door of his room, when a thunder
storm came up. At every peal
he was very profane and cursed
the thunder. Suddenly Eggle-
st0n toppled ovr from his chair
and on the floor as though he had
to have sustained a stroke of apo
plexy. He was taken to his bed,
where be lay until Monday night,
when he breathed his last, never
having: spoken a word from the
moment of the attack.
Eggleston was an Englishman
by birth and had been in this
commuuity about six years, and
6 BSk to have been a mill opera-
tive. As stated above, he had no
relatives in this citv, bnt it is re
ported that he has a daughter
living in England. Danville
Register.
... , , .
'l4xrik I .ilr Wt vkl
Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction
Vyity, 1.11., ns iui uj ucr uucwi- sue
" ' . J -
hari CinonmnHnn anri that, thuisi nag
no how for her, but two bottlesof Dr.
Kine's New Diseoverv completely cured
her and she says it saved tier life. Mr.
Thos. Efrsrera, 139 Florida St. San Fran
cisco, suffered from a dreadful cold,
A.nnrr-rhinr Hnnanmntinn. tried with.
out result everything else then bought
one bott e of D r. King s New inscovery
I mnr in f wn wppka was enrtd. H i.t
naturally thankful. It is such results,
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hD Coughs and Colds. Free trial bottles
Aycocke & Co's Drug Store. Regu-
lar size 60c. and $1.00.
What is lover it is a ieeung
a at T m
i -
von don't want another follow
I .a
wg around her.
I . ni J.J. T-tli-i. r.
I
I r.itririr. nu.iri
J. Jnio. J fnd not
Ispecial mention. All who have used
r . i i . . d.'.. , tiam. c. f
I ... i;nin nnt.
I DrolIW, V putoa av. wvv
1 mnH it. ia nani nttxl to do B.1 1 tViaf
, --"BitUira will. ear,
- a . 1 A . A. 1 .ll !. I
all diseases of the Liver ana Kianejs,
I ill .mV mn -a Tlr.il a Salt RHanTTl
-;-
uWm drtw ltolaria ikom the
ffeMrJi H!
gjipation and Indigestion try Elec-
trie Bitters Entire satisfaction g ar-
Br4 Sto
LOUISBURG, N. C, FRIDAY, MAT
A LAW THAT CIOAK DEALERS ARE
K0T UP ON.
An exchange says, an np to
date drummer to-day brought to
light a section of the revenue law
that is violated daily perhaps, by
f -
every cigar dealer in thevcity
Calling at a cigar stand be asked
for three for a quarter. The
clerk rea'hfd in the show cise,
Picked UP a handful of cigars and
P.a"ed h?m nL "I,.COuld,mae
that eot you $50, sad the
drummer. "Don't you know
that it is against the law to band
out cigar-, except by the box ?"
it is, but the clerk didn t know
it. The law requires that the
seller shall not touch a cigar, but
baud out the box cpntaining
them. The meaning of this' law
no one knows, but it is the law
all the same, and the fine for its
violation is $50.
Ready For Him.
Some time ago an amorous
young man sent a letter to a Ger
man lady, and this postscript
was added :
"That ray darling make no
mistake, remember that I will
wear a light pair of trousers and
a dark cutaway coat. In my
riffht hand T will carrv a small
cane, and in my left a cigar.
"T. ? S'
8tatini? that his danerhter had
given him authority to represent
her at the appointed place at the
tune ai"eeo- on- His postscript
was as follows :
,,-p. . . ,
mishtakes. I vill be dreshd in
mine shirt-sleeves; vill rear in
mine right hand a glub ; in mine
left band 1 vill vear a six-shooter
You vill recognize me by de vay
I bats you on de head a guople
times twice mid de glub. Vait
for me a; de corner, as I have
somedings important to inform
von mit. Your parent, Heinricb
Muller
The Tramp's Opportunity.
Atlanta Constitution.
Queer things happen in this
world. A tramp took refuge in
an old grave-yard in Georgia and
prepared for a sound night's rest
between two graves. About the
hour when church-yards are sup
posed to "yawn," he was awak-
ened by a strange noise, and, on
looklntf "P he discovered an-
escaped convict in the actof fil.ng
, ?
up, me convici. in supersiuious
terror, fell upou his knees, where.
upou the tramp arrested him,
delivered him over to the author
ities at the camp near by, aud
received a reward of $20.
Can't Say She Didn't Warn Him.
A bride who declared before
marriage that her lover was
working himself to death, now
says, though she has been mar
ried only two months, that her
husband is killing himself by
ciar emokinir and stavinc out
late at night, and he can't say on
his death bed that she never
warned him.
A Host That Chews lium.
Greensboro Record.
A pet dog that steals all the
chewing gum he can find around
is owned by a family in Greens
boro. He has beeu watched to
see what he did with it and it is
claimed in all earnestness that he
chews away for all the world like
tVia Trr.ni. it larliAa (mm wVinm Ko
INUUTV.. &. V V . . A X U w
I
steals it and that when he be-
mn nnu it oo.n Knt
i . . . . . i
I ta -..if .fa f A rf uhth Ka atifttr .
1 " 10 ov-vcto
it around on chairs like others
who masticate it or leave it on the
floor or c-round as the case mav be
- n
A Missing Link.
Boon oonner.
I A f ..
Woman
Gentleman
Lady
Maid
Fellow
Lad
Lass
Boy
Girl
Emerson says,- "All mankind
loves a lover." That may be true,
bnt wide observation has taught
us that the love of all mankind is
verv poor sooth nsc syrup soJonir
as one little snip of a eeventeen-
year-old girl says that she can be
1 if i
'
Some people's religion consist
Ureely in being shocked at
I TCI ' 10,1 fcD,Jf " D""V
othM people.8 condnct. They
are alway8 ready to hold op their
hands iholy horror at somebody
else, bat seldom find time to in-
vest i gate the wood pile which
.ponsib.UVy ibew wn beutt.
24, 1895.
WHAT SALT CAN DO.
in whitewash makes
Salt
it
stick.
Salt pa s out a fire in the chim '
ney.
Salt in solution inhaled cnrfi
cold in th head.
Salt used in sweeping carpet
keeps out moths.
Salt as a gargle will cure sore
r-ess of the throat.
Salt tbrwn on a coal fire which
is low will revive tt.
Salt and soda are excellent for
bee stings and spider bites.
Salt and vinegar will remove
stains from discolored teacups.
Salt in water is the best thing
to clean willow ware and matting.
Salt thrown on soot which hat
fallen on the carpet will prevent
stain.
Salt on the fingers when clean
ing fowls, meat, or fish will pre
vent slipping.
Salt put ou ink when freshly
spuiea on a carpet win oelp iu
removing the spot.
Salt in the oven under baking
tius will prevent their scorehiog
on the bottom.
Salt thrown on a coal fire when
broiling steak will prevent blazing
from the dripping fat
When They Were Lads.
Edison was famous for his in
ventions when 23.
Bacon was a member of Parlia
ment at 23; at 2(5 one of its lead
ers.
Poe was a poet at 16, and at 34
he wrote "The Raven." He died
at 38.
Hayne when 22, had the best
paying law practice iu South Car
olina. Bryant wrote poetry at 9. At
18 his masterpiece, "Thanatopsis."
was published.
Choate entered college at 10.
He began practicing law at 24,
and at 30 was the peer of any
practitioner.
Longfellow's first poem was
published at 13, and at 32 he was
ranked wit'i our best poets.
Sbakesp -are left school at 14,
Clay at 14, John Bright at 25.
Scott entered the fair realm of
literature at 25. At 34 was the
most popular author of the day.
Byron's first poems appeared at
19. At 24 he reached the highest
pinnacle of his literary fame.
"Wilberforce entered Parliament
at 21. William, of Orange, com
manded the army on the French
frontier at 22.
Burn's first volume was publish
ed at 27. At 30 critics conceded
him to be the most richly endowed
by nature of any poet.
Napoleon at 27 commanded the
army in Italy. At 35 was Emper
or. Saw Waterloo at 46.
Tennyson at 33 took that high
stand among the poets tbat he
held until his death.
TASTELESS
HULL
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WARRANTED. PRICE OOctr.
O AU-TtX. Iixa KOT. M, 133 .
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SBOVX'S TAflTKL-US ClIILi TONKJ and hav
koosht Ur KTOaa aliaady thla raar. la ail cwr
parteooa of 14 rra. tn tba 6cm boaJna . bava
mw aoM an ajrUcfa that nva aoch ajUrataal aat
taoOoa f9 ffocio. oora tralr, i
Aaasx, Can m 00.
Emm
Wben Baby rJ tick, mv kcr
WImq tb vm a ChDd, dbm cried far
bMMbaauatltHA dog to
-THE-
ii
Central Saloon."
Harini jot rrcdTj a dw and frh jp
pltofaJl bmada of tk brmt waiaki
irom tar moat celebrated man-a(M-tiirra.
it ia now prepar
ed to RiTe th rxiblfc- gra-
crallT tba advantaga
in both prira and
qnwntv.
Drink 1
Nathan uh.more 7.
whi.kr lo jrar. old. 8ILVER
SPttLNQ Rja whiakjr thrw old.
COOPERS Corn whisky and
other brands of the very best
'jorn can always be had.
Also ttiree of the best brands
of Beer, Richmond Brewery,
Standard Brewery of Baltimore,
and the celebrated, Anhauser
Busch "Foust Export."
In addition the very best Beer
on draught, cool and fresh.
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ALL OF THE BEST
GRADES.
Mixed drinks are also made a
specialty, as all my friende can
testify. Will be glad to see all.
Come and see me at the same
old stand in the "Middle of the
Block."
R. C. BATCHELOR,
Manager.
Louisburg, N C.
NOTICE.
The aodralgnod harlnc duly qualified aa
Executors of Uis Uat will ana UwttniTil of
Jere PrrrT, 1eraaed, all pei-too holding
clilmi ginst the estate of th- Mia dcrwtoat
ar hrret(7 riotltvd to prct the hdi to u
for paymfnt on or before tbe 10th dy of April
18BA, or thla noUoc will be ptraded In tr "t
their rerovery. Ail vn-raoaa lnctebtad to the
'-tala will pleaae come forward tod fnM.e
Immediate atUemenL
A. C. ZoLUoorrBa,
KiDDljra Fkrsy.
Eircuton of Jerrr Hrrry. Dec'd.
April 6. 19U6.
NOTICE.
I have thla day qualified aa administratrix
poet th ratals of Bryant B. Bolton. (WajMl.
Allp-Taona lnJelti to th estate o f Ue Mid
dcrwdrat are notirVd to come f orwu-J and
make altiriint with the tKterirred P-
tlea holding claim njralDKl the estate of the
d"0---nt, will prrsat them to th ixVr
lmed on or before the Tth day cf Mar IMS,
or thU notice will be, pleaad In bar of tb-ir
rrcoTery,
JXATTIB LOU BOLTO. Admx. Of
B. Bolton, devjeaaod.
F. 8. SPRriLL, Attorney.
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New York World (form-rlv the Wwkly)
ha provd a pbenomDal saco-ne. 'It la
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to tne pafe; forty-eight eolomna each
issue. It eivefl the newa fallv half a
wek ahead of any weekly paper, and,
at the same time, retaioa all the liter
ary, agricultural, mim.llany and other
features which made THE WKKKLV
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BLACKSMITHS
We are prepared to do all kinds of
work in oar hue. Call to see us at our
shop near the Louisburg milla.
HOTEL WO0DARD.
W. 0. Wood a rd, Prop,
Rocky Mount, N. C.
Free Bnt reeeta all train .
R' $2 per day.
TAR RIVER
STOCK FARM
Raise Your Bacon, Motion, Beef,
Milk and Batter.
Pure Bred Duroc Jersey Pigs.
Pure Bred Oxford down Bucks.
Pure
Bred Jersey Heifers and
BULL CALVES.
My cows hare butter records of
20 ponpda per week. Best Bull,
Boar and Ram in America at tbe
bead ol mv herds. My stock is reg
istered. Write for what jou want
and I will supply you at reasonable
priCe,k W. L. McGHEE,
Franklin ton, K. C.
KUJIBKR 14.
CALL AT THE
Lonisburg Bargain
Store.
For SHOES and Gents Furaiih.
iug Goods also for.
CLOTHING.
Oar Goods are fresh and
We carry a fine line f
low.
PICTURES,
AND
FRAMES.
And we are selling them at half
price in LEHMAN'S
old stand.
SHOE MAKING.
MOSES WEST holds forth in
rear of ThomaV Drug Store, (on
the alley' where be does sbo
making and repairing, and guar
antees to do work f good and
cheaper than any Shoe-Makw
in the State.
Come and ee for yourself.
Respectfully,
MOSES WEST.
Feed, Sale Livery
STABLES.
HAYlS & P1NNEIL, Proprietors,
LOUISBURG. N. C.
GOOD TEAMS AM
POLITE DRIVERS,
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO TR.W
ELING MEN.
A Fixe LI5E or bvotizs always
OX HAXP.
Fine Tailor Made Tlothinr.
At caatom mad prir. I bare wrgM
rh artx-T lor be RojaJ tllor of Oiw-m
arvMt tajloncjr ntabliabinerrt in b
1'nitMl 8tat. andraa fomiah ynooa abort
Dotir, aoTtbina' yoa want tn tba w nf
Hotbina. Pit roaraoteed. Emit term.
Call and to j aatopW.
KwrTTnIIy .
J no W. Kna,
of the firm Kicg A llaaoa.
FLOWERS, BULBS. ETC.
Hvacinths. Tulip. Chinese jNcrHi
Lilie nnd other bulba, for "A'intr
and earlv Spring Moomine. Ilo.
Carnation and other bandnome cu
Bowers, boaquete and floral desijrrm.
1'alms, I-ern,etc., for room deco
rating. Jardinern, aney a"adcom
mon rlower Pot, Ro?j. )klagDe
hah. i,vertTPtL, recanand EnglitTii
N Qlnut trw-i. etc.
II. STEINMET3L
RAieigh.N.'C
Phone 113.
OSBORN HOUSE.
a D. OSBORN, Proprietor,
Oxford, N. C.
Good tccota mcdatroriB for tbe
traveling public.
Town Elmion and Brsistratioc-.
There f ill be an election on
Monday the 6th day of May fT
Mayor and four Commissioners
for tbe Town xf Louisburg. Tbe
Registration book is now open in
the office of Geo. S. Baker. A
new registration is not required,
only those who have become of
age or moved in town since tbe
last ejection are required to reg
ister. Geo. S- Baker, Registrar.
S40.000.
Forty tbonsand dollar to loan
out on Tow-nd(junty real eta t
for a longvrhort term at per
cetrt, in amount to so it tbe bor
rower. W.T. HCGHEtf.
Louisburg, N. C.
Tobacco Plant Beda.
J oat rerelted om ear load 4f Tofcaeeo
Fertilnr for plast beds. 8e nabefoi-.
you bay your guano. W at job
tnooey. Kinjr k Kaoa.
THOMJU5 CHILL PILLS wi'l
eradicate vaalaria and bxxRd np tne
nervous ytn. wc, iox at
Thovas' DrogStor.
NOTICE.
HartEf alte4 AAa)otratar No-a
of Jaapev 4. Mary Br. H
owUjt
kta eatata ara cttfced lo
ooee, and an pmou hotrng titdm tfalsaa
tfaaaid eatat win rnmra tkeaa tor r.fwrml
om or hrtoru tWfkwr of AveU lM.oc1kla
DoUeawtB t i'eaia4 ta har of tWtr fwoTi
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t 1mtt I. Mnrhvc
April W, 1364.
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