B. MASS EST EURO, -
v ATTORNEY AT LAW.. '
LOPIaBOlMi, K.' ft ' , '"' -
Will practice in all tie Courts of 'the State.
Office la Coart House. " v -
C.
AL COOItB & SON, '
ATTOKSBTS-AT-I.AW,
xoinsBU&a, hI"c- ;i -..-.-
Will attend toe courts or Wash; -Franklin;
Urauville, Warren and Wa.tte counties, also tlie
lupreine Court or North Croliup, and tlie 0.
J. Circuit anil District Coorta, -
1)
E. J. E. JHALONE.
Office two doors below Aycocke &
drug- store, adjoining Dr. O. Jiuis.
Co. 'a
K. W. H. NICHOLSON,
Pt ACTICINa PHYSICIAN,
'LOUISBCBS, N. a - i
1'.
S. SPBUILL, '
ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW, -
-LOCISBG&S, h. c. :. '.
Will attend the courts of Pranblln, Vance,
Qrinvilie, Warren and Wake couaties, abto
tiia Supreme Coart of North (Jaroliua. Prompt
sttenuoa given to collections, &c.
N.
Y. QULLEY.
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW.
FAAKKUKTOM, JT, 0., ;? V
All legal business promptly attended to.
ITMI08. B. WILDER, - .
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW, ;
LOUISBUBe.'K. 0. . , - " : .
Office on Main street, over Jones & Cooper's
store. - ' . ' " . - ;i.
w.
M. PERSON,
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW;
LOOISBUBfl, K. C - ,
Practices in all courts. Office in the Court
Bouse. ' -
yy IL YARBO ROUGH, JE. '
ATI ORNEY AT LAW,
LOUISBURO, N. C.
Office on second floor of Neal bnildiflg
llaiu Street. . .
All gal business intrusted to him
v,ill receive prompt and careful attention.
T.
W. BICKETT,
AT10BNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
LOUWBUES W. 0. '
Prompt and painstaking attention given to
every matter intrusted to his hands.
Refers to Chief Justice Shepherd, Hon. John
Manning, Hon. Robt. W. Winston, Hon. J. C
Buxton, Pres. First National Bank of Win
ston. Glenn St Manly, Winston, Peoples Bank
of Monroe, Chas. E. Taylor, Pres. Wake .Por
ei Coll. ge, Hon. K. W. Timberlake.
O.Boe iu Court House, opposite Sheriff's.
Dentistry, :
W. H. EDWARDS
OF WAKE5 FOREST, N: C-
VV ill visit Lfou'irthurg on Monda.V.Tnrsday
air. i VHii,icHiiuv ioiiowinf;tae nrnt Sunday
in e.u 'ii miifi th prepared to do all kinds of
Dent il v((rlc. -
Office over over Thomas' Drug? Store
mxt- tln.ir to P. S SpraiH" Lnw.ofSrj
I)KXTI"
ST,
J. EDWARD DDG6KR:IXJ.&
LObTldBUiW, N. C.
Gridii.ite of the oldest Dental College
i:i tliH World. EurlH years exnerinnee.
M nt, improved inHtrurants. Teeth ex -
trtcfed without pain. ArtiQca 1 teeth
with -.tit. plate. Satisfaction r money
ft-: urned.
Oilier over Jone & Cooper's store.
FRANK ALSTON-
COTTON BROKERS. .
Farmers near Loviisburar and tbe Adioin
I"-' counties would And it to, their interest
to flend sainiiles oi their cotton before offer
ing it for sale to Charjes J. Alston, Louis-
up. in. U.. or to 0. J. N., 4 & IT rank
ltou, Hemlersou. N. C. baverfi for cotton
aillB.
The Amebic ah Cottok Co.
J- M. C. HILL,.
THE TINNER, " v -'i, '
is prepared to do all kind of tin work; .re.
Hiring, !ce. All work guaranteed. Plae'
f busiueaa on Main ecreet in house recently
feCUuied bv F. Parriwh. ...
H- El.
DExTIST, ' .
LOUISBUSG, N. C.
OfBcff over Racket Store.
Graduate Baltimore Dental College.
JfUnfrr t . .: .
uj,-LUUI- years yactive experience.
TIFICIAL TEETH A SPECIALTT. Natural
ta removed aad new ones inserted, in
BN'TT MINUTES.
u work vcarrauted ' '
Lo
uisburg is my home "for better or
prae'
dy to correct at xnjr own expense &ny
auu you win always nna ine
a mat may prove unsatisfactory.
Very truly, T" - ' -R.
Ei.IiING,
' , Dentist,
MONO EDGE PALIST1N STAR SHO?
Louisbarg, N. 0. , v
essro. W. M. Alston Rnd Ti VrZV.crArf.nn'
re remodeled ano fitted up in elegaut
fe- tbeir Star RartMtr Slion on , Nanh
et, and tuey are putting on right much
r- iney cordially invite all who want
F-Class work to onma t,rt .hp nhnn
watchword is " Politeness ahd good
YARB8R0UGH & DAVIS,
w BlacksmifSis f
OF L0UI8BDRG.-. ;
ork in onr line done on . snort
ahd satiRfaetinn
Rye our new shop (the old ten pin
8uape.ana are Detter pre
than ever to serve our custo-
TILL AT THE BllIDGB,,-. -
ACK-SMITIlilSrG;
Kaiort Wenownand prepared to do
IwAdm.ri hPe yu "w111 see me as
l.7.?.?ue before. You will find me on
liedfo"' T on tt0Teet fhatlam alao r
kainiti.i" ""iu uoingau, sinaa
Fiocks' Su, such as putting
teoauL,..1 have a few guns which 1
vuav wui oe sold if not called for
, .i' A,T. Neal
I I -. i i - - I l. - " I , .. - V - J .. - . ' I . V -l . i. - I ; , .
Ladies Home Journal, "
,.r have taken lately to calling
those whom I love, ''angels.". Just
think i hat -difference. it ; would
make - in families "if Iriisbands
Bhonld call thir wives, "and their
wives their husbands, " angelsl- Of
course, there might be a few ex
ception where they'' tonld 'not do
it. but they could then, think they
-were fallen atigelsUhat could be
restored; lifted up, and, perhaps,
if we should, see the posible angel
in them, and showed that we saw
itit might help to Hfttheml : &hi
really "w e ha ve an gels ; al 1 arou n d
us, and we do'not see they are an
gels till they leave H3, and then
you hear a man speak of the wife
t ;at is gone as vl xcy "angel
wife." Oh, how glad she would
have been to have been called that
when here. Now I4iave uothi o g
to say against the angels in Heav
en, they always seem to me - li"ke
grand relations I am yet to become
acquainted withi but concerninc
the angels that are in our homes
and among our friends here I have
sometbiijg to say, "We must, first
of all, come to- see that they are
angels. I remember in the long
ago I had a friend who lived near
ly opposite our little parsonage.
One day I went over and the hus
band of my friend came to the
door, and heseeiued so glad to see
me. MI would rather see you,"
he exclaimed, "than see an angel,
fou an angel might "not know how
to make gruel." His wife had
been taken ill, and, as they say in
$ew England, there was rro
"help" in the house. . Oh, the an
gets in our home ! Our angel
children! And we have dear
friends who are angels, but we
mnt let them know we feel they
are angels in ouf lives- : "We have
somehow given the name of "min
ister to onr pastor, and he ia our
minister, or messenger," or anjrei
(they are called angels in the Kew
Testament,) but any one that min
isters to us is a minister. We : are
not apt to thiuk if we have good
servants that we have angels in
the kitchen; and maybe it would
help them (for people in the kitch
en need a little help for their
hearts once in a while they have
hearts;) at any rate I would like to
see.th is tried in families; 1 think
it would give new life to some peo
ple to be called angels. Tbink of
a tired mother (and, alas, there
are many) finding the arm of a
sou pr danghter slipping about her
neck, and the voice so" dear to her
whispering, "My ngel mother !"
Oh, whdh you see that mother
some day lying so still and. so cold
and the memories rush in on you, of
all she was and did for you, you
will say as you look . at her calm
face, "My angel mother!" Ah 1
tny dear boy, my dear ' girl, you
are tob late, she Will not smile as
she would have smiled if yon had
Called her that in days gone by-
your chance is gone. Many a
mother (and father, too),is hungry
once fin. while, v for , a Mov
ing kls. Let me ask sonne of yon
how long is it since you kissed
your tnoiher ?t Ofr:course, when
Jou went a.way ; on a journey and I
wnen you retumea, nut l mean
from .day to day. ' Maybe' that is
one reason wiiy a baby, is such . a
Godsend in a family there is
some one to kiss; but you must not
forget that no m an i s so big and
no woman so old that the . baby is
entirely gone out of them at
least I bope not.;r;jI think the. rea-
Lcon why-many: look forward tp see
them home beyond the tide is that
theytfeel it will be a land.ofJove
and so they sing: - ,.x - - :
' Land of Love for thee 1 sigh,
- -T; When will the moment coroe. - I
. ,When 2 plia.ll lay my burden do wn, ,
And restr with thee at borne ?'
:i Tbe end of life-is to be like unto
Goa, and tbe-isonr-followiug God
will be like unto H)m. Socrates.
' Life's evening, we may
suredr.will ate its character frpm
the day; that x. has precede , it.
Shuttleworthi - '
u i. u rt,i t
oco wuai u ,iww auu, uao?,ftrM
us, set round with painand pleas
ure, ylt is too strange for . sorrow;
Vitus' too ..strange for joyi -Thoreau.
By D.'L. Moody. '-.'.';
; "Some years.ago,' as I was about f
to, close a prayer ; meeting, ' a
young man got up'and'nrged all
those present 'who had not accept
ed Christ, to do so that night; and
in closing un his little speech, be
said : "I once had a father; and
mother that "cared' more for" my
soul than for, anything else.
At last my father died and when
fathers-was dead ' and ; gone, my
mother was more ' anxious than
ever for me, . and sometimes "she
wukl come and' p'ut jher -Ioviiig
around my neck, and she ' would
just pleadj with me to go to
Christ. Shr used to tell tneafter
toy father, was dead! that she
was lonesome without having me
a Christian, jl old her I sym
pathized with her, but' declared
I wanted to see a little of the
world;-I did not want to. become
a Christian in early life. Some
times I would wake up past mid
night, and-would hear a voice in
my mother's chamber. I would
hear that godly mother crying to.
God for her boy. I .was verv
dear to her. At last I, felt I
must either become a Christian
or go away from that mother's
influence, and I ran away. Af
ter I bad beeu gone a long -time
I heard from home indirectly. I
heard that my mother was sick.
I knew that she was pining for
me. I knew that her heart was
broken on account of me and my
wayward life. I thought I
would go home and ask my
mother to forgive me. My sec
ond thought was: If I did, I
would have to go and a be Chris
tian. I could not stay under the
same roof without becoming a
Christian. My rebellions heart
said: 'I will not go.' Whin I
beard again, I heard my mother
was wore,. Tho tbonjrht came:
Suppose she should die. Sup
pose I should never see that moth
er again. T never could forgive
myself.' I started home. There
was" no train, to my native vil
lage, I took the coach. I got in
just after dark. The moon was
shining. I had to go about a
mile and a half to ray mother's
honse, and on my way I thought I
would get over the fence and go
to the grave where my father was
burieU, to see if there was new
made grave. It might be that
mother was gone. When I drew
n.ear the grave, my heart began
to beat more quickly, as . by the
light of the moon. I saw. the
new-made--grave. The whole
story was told. The whole story
was clear. My fcsainted mother
was gone. It was a fresh-made
(.grave, it naa just been dug
For the first time in my life this
question came stealing over me.
Who was going to pray for my
lost soul now ?' Father and
mother both gone now. And
young men, I would have given
the world if I could have called
that mother back and have put
her arms, around my neck and
heard her-breathe my name in
prayer.- But her voice was silent
forever. She was gone.? I knelt
beside that" grave, saying that
God might have mercy, on -me an
that God jvould forgive me. And I
did not leave that grave all night
until the morning dawn. But
before morning I believe" that
God for Christ sake, had forgivT
en my sins,7 and that iny mother's
God had become my God. " But,
young. men; I would never for
give myself, I hever: can. I killed
X hat .mother. I ' trampled ber
prayers and her entreaties under
my feet-. I broke" her hearjt and
sent-.her to her: grave. '. Young
man, if you have a godly . mother
treat her kindly." - 1 v , J'f ;
- i- .;vFrce Pills. ,. -.V;
Send y onr address to H. E. . Back. en
St Co.i Cbicag-Oy- and get a fre sample
box of Dr' King's New Life iMlls. A
trial will convince: you of their merits.
'J'hese uilts are easy in action and are
nartiftnlarlv t-ffeetivi in th rninf fnn-
r Kstipatipn and Sick "Headache. .For Ma
reSl, aS"4 nr;a nnH T.iri frrnhlt t.hfV bava Kaon'
proved invaluable. They are gcaran-.
teed to be perfectly free trom every de
leterious substance'. and. to be purely
vegetable. They do not weaken ; by
theic aetioh, but by giving: tone - to
tomach and- bowels greatly invigorate
the system. - Regular size 25c. per box,
Sold by Aycocke &. o., Druggists. 5
Childrerk Cry for Pitcher's Castoria
i . -
Terrible Punisamcnt . of Fast GirL
-Last summer there died inva
hotel iu a? French-:clty a. young
woman; friendless and alone." The
morning " journals, off the " town
briefly staled that she was a weal
thy American," tberwicow of .a
., , . , .. ..... ........... ..- .. - . . -
man who-was unhappily lost at
sea. while on his-.way i io Enrope
witb'bis wife!" She hac never re
turned to her native coi.ntry;apd
was now dead from a snddea'at
tack of pneumohiaLi r -i ; .
Be n eath' tbsehare.facts .lay a
d om es tic t ra ge d y w h rch - h as - ik
meaning profound enough: to jus
tify its pnblicaffion. . v .
The husband of hls woman
was a young physician in New
York; a man of scholarly habits,
refined and almost morbidly sen
sitive. He became suddenly deep
ly attached to a young girl from
one of the Western States who was
visiting in the family of one of
his friends.
He followed her to ber home,
married her, and tbeyxstartedon
their wedding journey to Europe.
On the steamer they met ono of
ier school friends, a chattering,
silly woman who knew every de
tail of his wife's girlish history.
Finding herself alone with him
one evening ehe told them all to
him, as a bit of idle fun.
He listened in silence, and
then sought bis wife iriher state
room. "Is it a fact," he said "that
yon were the belle of the wine
sappers for two summers at Al-
mont Springs ?"
"Yes," she said laughing gai
ly. "Who told you?"
"And you were known as Mad
cap Molly ?"
"I suppose it is true-1 but "
"Stop ! ;" I have been told tbat
that you were engaged to two
or three men at-once , before - y.
knew me. They have your let
ters full, I presume, of expres
sions of regard. Don't tell me
that that is true. My wifs ?
Yon?
She 1 egan to cry, terrified at
his looks. "I suppose it is true.
I only did as the other girls did.
I was a little wild and thought
less; but nobody could say a word
agaiust my character."
He stood a minute looking at
her4 then turned and. wput on
deck. The night was dark and
stormy. He did not return.
Search was made for him, but he
could not be found. It was at
first thought that he had fallen
overboard. His wife iu her ago
ny knew the truth.
She remained abroad living in
Paris and other capitals of
Europe. The "wild" life of her
girlhood had prepared ber for
the depths of guilt which opened
before her. She was a eady vic
tim, and the friends who cared
for ber were relieved when death
put an eud to her follies and
crimes. x .
It is true that her husband was
both weak and guilty in his
death. If he bad not been mad
dened by disappointment, he
would have stood by her . to the
end, and perhaps byv his-love
have made her the women he had
believed to.-her be. .
But has any woman a right
to inflict such a disappointment
upon a man ?
Has any girl who has made her
person and her love tawdry and
common in the eyes of a; dozen
men through a. series of flirta
tions, the right to play the part
of a. pure innocent bride . in a
sacred marriage ?
The fast girl in a village looks
upon these things as "fun" but
she is playing withv fire which
will leave scars upon ber asr long
as life lasts. " . V
r c , All Free.
Those who have nsed Dr. King's New
Discovery know its valoe, and thosw who
have not. have now the' opportunity to
try it . Free. Call . on the advertised
Druggist and get a Trial Bottle Free
Send your name and address to ELE.
Bueklen & Co., Chicago, and get ft sam
ple box of Dr. King's New. Life, Fil!s
Free, as well as a crpy of Gnid to
Health and Household instructor. Free.
All of which is guaranteed to do yoti
goodf and cost yoa nothing at Aycocke
Co'a. Drug Store.- v ''.-. . . . ;
Monroe Journal.'' ' '' ." '-.' v" :'
-'.'A fellow these day s is in a pret
ty bad rojw of stumps. If he de
clares for free silver he is at once
accused of trying to get on the
papular side; if he goes; for -gold
they say be has been - Vboright;"
and if he says notbingeither way
be is condemned as a stfaddler !
Whither, ah whither shall he fly ?
..-..
. When all of the woman - get to
wearing bloomers, voting and run
ning for office we ' may expect to
bear matters discussed, after, this
fashion tV.-' f
: Female candidate-rJLadiesand
gentlemen, I bad toped to conduct
a ca m palgn f ree f rom personal i t i es..
But siuce tbe opposition has seen
Ot to nominate against me my owu
husband; I cannot, in justice either
tomy friends or myself pass over
in silica facts wbich.ottglic t 'r.blrttiSSiS'
ther more, ladies and gentlemen, . I
feel free to speak, inasmuch as my
opponent has set the pace of vilifi
catiouy saying that I have to
have my dresses padded to make
my shoulders tbe same height and
use enough goods in tbe sleeves
make a whole dress. I hereby
charge him, and defy contro
versial attempts on his part, with
sleeping with his mouth open.
(SenBation.) I leave this issue tq
the-intelligeut voters of this coun
ty." (Prolonged applause and
chews.) Ex.
FOUE EKlliHT PARAGRAPHS.
Comments on Current Events In Wil
mington Star.
A company of British troops -at
Windsor, Canada, recently refused
to ride on a tug which carried the
American flag. British troops
never liked the American flag, for
they have never run up against it
without being made to feel. bad.
Aconvict confined in tbe insane
department of the Kausas peniten
tiary respectfuly asks to be bauged.
He isn't quite sure whether be is
crazy or not, but argnes that if he
is crazy he should be in au insaue
asylum, aud if not crazy be should
be bauged.
It is figured out that New York
ers 'spend $(5,500,000 for theatri
cal and other amusements, and
that the American people spend
about 26,000,000 .ditto. This
does not include what they spend
in politics. Amusements come
high, but tbe people must bave'era.
A contemporary informs us that
Governor Altgeld is strkiug for
the U. S. Senate ond also has his
eye on the Presidential cbair.
There is nothing to prevent him
from having his eye on it, bu inas
much as be was born on the other
side of the salt pond that's about
all he ever can get on it.
In Russia, if a man marries an
heiress he ges no cbauce to own
her money. There is no marriage
settlements; ehe controls her pro?
perty throughout life. This fi
nancial independence of tbe wife
has conduced greatly to happy
marriages. It is believed that
among the well to do people in
Russia there are more hap
py marriages than in most other
countries. Women are employed
In telegraph offices and post offices
in Russia, because corporations
find them more accurate in datails
and more careful to please custo
mers. Ex.
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!3 JUST A3 COOD FOR ADULTS,
tVARSTANTED. PRICE GO ctsi
- O alalia. Itia.rNoT.lG.ir33
Paria Medicine Co be LouU, aici.
Gentlcracn: We Bold Izrt year, tTO bottles of
SHOVE'S TASTIX&sS CiirLl. TO.MO and here
boegbt tnro frro already IMj year. In all oar ex
perience of 14 yenrs, la da Am , buRitia, tier
never aokl an art Iclo thai fcnye Ricii'uiT.ul ii'a
laciioa as yjcr Ionic - Xourt trolf,
-i,sx. r, CAKa & Co.
' ' - "
Baby vm afck, ( htr
When Cm ra a OuU. she cried for Castor!,' -Wkn
ah became lCm, ah cfec to Cteioria,
WWd aba bad OXOrm, stw gx Quern I
KOTJICE.
HaTicir qnillV- ma a6mtouMA tv
eui cf 3oflT.h A. fmon. decM4. aU per
oos owing Jvl AUt ar rrnratd 1 mum
ths aoiDR. aitd all , persona havtar-ttaliM
4rtJl aaiX Ut M IKa&( to t(
tbam hrfory Um4th day Of J one l&e. or IU
Jane 4 in.
- NOTICE.
. I bav thla-day ((oaUfied a administratrix
upon lh evite of Bryant B. Boitoo. Mrttwd.
AU persons lsJcb(d to tb estate of UmuM
dord.-nt ar roU3.ri to cotDv forward aj)t
make a.4Ueent ilh the aotcraiir rar
tleahol.ung eUitna Sfrainat lh (uh of ttM
deredent, will preat-nt tb-tn to th ' nndfr
lrnd on or Iiore Ut 7th day ol May XSi,
or this noUce wui bo plsadotl 1a bar of tbdr
recovery,
MAITT1 LOC BOLTO. A.&TBX Of
a . B. Bolton, d ad.
P. S. Srp.rilX, Attorney.
NOTICE.
Havlnr this dar onallfWid aa
Ura of Ui-wll of W. D. Karl 6ral. ail per
aona owlujf a.i 1 rlMt are rq orated to taake
immediate aeUlement and aU praons bavlna;
claim aiirtt the state of said den-dent ar
noUlW to pr.- nt Utt-m before the tb day of
June lixs, or this notioa wUl be pksad In bar of
their recovery.
Jobs R. Eiau
W. O. Hroxa,
Kxocntora.
W. L PT5Ro, Attorney.
June 4th. 13BX
NOTICE OF SALE.
In accord new with Internal Revenue
Law I will tfell at Spring Hop N. C..
on Wednesday, J uly 3. ISOS.on Barrel
Corn WbUkey, seized by J. A. Thorn
Deputy Collector, from J. D. Leper.
F. M. 8uno7fs.
Collector 4th Dit. N. C.
Ry J. A.Thpma. Deputy Col'r.
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XOTICK OP INCOKlOItATIQN.
NORTH CAROLINA,
Fkaxkuln County.
In otHc Clerk Superior Court.
Notice is hereby given of the incor
poration of the oonguville Tolwicco
WarehousH Company: that the
named of the incorjKU-utors nrt B.
If. Winston. II. B. Winston. C. S.
Williams, C. A. Garner, J. W.
Mitchell, T. G. Jordan, J. S. Timber
ing, J. M. Winston, J. W. Duke, E.
L. Allen, J. F. Mitchell, F.P. Pierce,
S. E. Pearc, J. A. Williams, Perrv
& Patterson, R. C. Underwood, J.
W. Woodlief, T. L. Ko, S. P.
Williams, M. A. Alford, I. G. Rid
dick, E. L. Hicks, Andrew Willmina,
J. W. Winston, P. R. Hatch, W. T.
Young, and such others ns they moy
associate with them; that the prin
cipal place of business shall be in
Youngsville, N. C., anl its general
purpoe is to sell ami buy leaf to
bacco; that the duration of the cor
poration shall bothi.ty years; tbe
capual 6oeki 1000 00 with privi
le to increase to $10,000.00. di
vided into one hundred shares of tbe
par vulue of f 10.00.
R. R. Harris, C. S. C.
History of the Last Lej-lsUture.
Ruy one. Only ten cents.
A neat, attractive pamphlet 160 pages,
with ornamental cover, devoted to tbe
record of tbe laat Legielatore, tbe wont
Legislature, save that of 1S63 ever
aaaembled in tbe State. ThU book
gives its record plainly and truthfully.
It trivea facta and names and ia thor-
fongbly reliable. It has been prepared
oy urne ot toe Dest Democralic writer
in the State.
Every patriot, every citizen and
every Democrat abould have a copy.
Price 10 cent per copy, poet paid.
Lower prices by the hundred. It Dot
on m! at bookstore or drugstore,
address,
E. M. Uzznu
Frtpter and Binder,
Raleigh. N.C.
Tb books can be had of W. G.
THOMAS, Druggist, Loaiabnrg. N. C,
at 10 cer.ta a copy.
Ice Crenra Parlor.
At th Va'rnent rwoeit of a great
many of Louiaborg'a W-t people, w.
bare fitted op aoitable ana compara
tively comfortable rooms (ia connection
with thfDrag Store) and ar now pre
pared ' to furnish and diapens the
BEST CREAil in firmt-elaw abipe.
Ladiea and Gentlemen will always re
ceive prompt and polite attention, as It
is in charge of a flrst-!asa waitress.
, - Very Rapetf oily.
Has. W. O. Thcixas.
House and Sign Tainting.
Any on desiring Hoow painting.
Sign painting or Drcvrative painting
of any kind.' I ran guarantee good
work and aatUfaction. Reference given
if ' desired orders left, at Jones &
Coopers will receive mj peraonal atten
tion. - - .. - ...
3t - ' .H.E. Voaxxiy.-
Jast Think ! : t. - ' - v . .
; " Yon can get a eompelte et of hi mens
for 52-00 from Loaisbar Harness Company.-
. Y : , -
, Well, J. P." Winston has turned fool
and bought ? 1.000 dollars worth ham.
burg edgioc ?1,C00 dollars in panta
1,000 yards silk remnants and boas
full of dress goods. He will sell these
goods nearly one-half price. S00 am
ple hats at half pVics. Everybody in
Franklin county willdo well to eraraiae
tLese goods. - tf.
Louisuurg? Bargain
Stork -. ; ' .
t avasaaaaaBBBBSM '
- ' ' . - .,.'-'"'
For SHOES and Gents FarnUlU V;
' ' ling Goods also for. v
- ' "'
4 . ",.-;
CLOTHING.
Oor Goods are fresh and low;'?
We wry a fin- line of .
PICTURES.
; -AND
FRAMES,
And we are selling them at bdf
prke In LEHMANS
' old stand. 0
Feed, Sale S Liverj'
STABLES.
HAYtS & PiKNElL, Proprletcre.
LOUISBURQ. N, C.
GOOD TEAMS AND
POLITE DRIVERS.
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO TRAV
ELI NO MEN.
A Flne line or Bcccrxs always
OS HA5D.
Fine Tailor Made Crothtngr.
At ru-tora mJ prieee, 1 ka-ra twrtd
tl.a airrtiry for tb BoyaJ t Flora of Cbiraa-o
lanreat taitorinc eetabliatRnettt Inlb
KnitTrtat. aiHean 1jrMb yov oa akort
notire. anythina- yoo want In rbe arajr l
rli.thimr. Fix irnaraateel. Easy torma.
Call ocJ see my sanrpW.
Jao. W. Kro,
o! tbe 8rm Kiog A Maroa.
SHOE MAKING.
MOSES WEST holds forth in
rear of Thomas' Drug tore, (on
tho alley where he does tho
making and repairiug,atrd guar
antees to do work a? good and
cheaper than auy Shoe-Maker
in the State.
Come and see for yourself.
Respectfully,
MOSES WEST.
RUFFIN & LEWIS,
BLACKSMITHS
We are prepared to do all kinds ct
work in our line. Call to se ns at onr
shop near the Lo a lab org mills.
FL0WER& BULBS. ETC.
Hyacinths, TxiHw Chinese Sacrvd
Liliea and other bait, for "Ahrter
and early Spring blooraiog. Rocvk,
Carnation and otter handsome ret
flowers, bouquets and Coral designs.
Palms, Ferns, etc., for room deco
rating. Jardiners, Fancy a Tad com
mon Flower Pots, Roe, AUgno
iiivs. Evergreens, Pecan and EnglUk
Walnut trws, etc. . .
H. STECaiETZ.
Raleigh, N.C
Phone 113.
OSBORN HOUSE.
C. D. OSBORN, ProprietOT,
Oxford, C.
Good a ceo m mod all oca for tbe
traveling public.
FUANKL13T02T HOTEL
E. MWARD, Prop'r.
Good accomrnodaaoos. ant scrvsrrt.""
arid tbe bert fare tbe market
aiTorUs. . .
Good Livery la eoc&eetioti with fiotet '
HOTEL WOO OARD;
W. C. Wood a xc. Prop, .
Soeky XIovTnt, K. C- ,
Free Ber Meets all tr Aura. ;
E"43 per day. , .
V" S40.000.
Forty thousand dollars to lor
out on Town and Corxnty real estatr
for a long or abort term at 0 prv
ovnt, In amounts to suit, the bor
rower. . ' ; W.T. HUGHES. ,
Looisbnrg, N. C. .
Tobacco Plant Reds. . , '
J nut received one ear load of Tobsce
Fertilizer for plant beds. See ns before
yoa boy yocr guano. We ca o asvs yr-
laoaey.-, . . Hing-fe Uxoa. .
8ometlnnr 5ew. - "
The Orange Sherbert at Thocaaa
Dreg ttre.,
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