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ATTORNEY AX tAyp"- Pi S
...Mi nractice i
i iu ail tne Court of the State.
ualce in Court House.
COOKB 80S, ,;
LUUI3HUK8, N. 0. -, ' - -Tf
oriii attend tne courts of Nash Franklin.
" .,in, i mud Wane uoauUtte.iu Urn
viU". .... .. .Vurr.n ilimiiiuu. mill LM.t .
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PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
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C a TTO Ii!ff E Y-AT-LA W. f t J I L i
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WU1 attend the courts of franklin ."Tauce,
f' r,ayriuiu Co art of iNortn CaroUua. rtpmpfc
N.
ATTOENSY-AT-LAW,
All legal busiueaa promptly attended to.
I
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW.
i nnisnnim. w rt ) . ' ! , t. ' ..i
Office on Maiu street, over Jones ft Cooler's
liore.
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
LOUISBUKB, . O.
prai ticea in all courts. Office In the Court
U. YARBOROUOH, Jb.
ATTORNEY AT JAW.
LOUISBURQ, N, a j .
Office on second floor of Neal boilding
til l.fitl business intrusted to him
j i i.
en receive prompt anuuareiui unenuuii.
j W. BICKETT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLORAT LAW.
LOUI3BDB8 N. X-
PromDt anil painstakine attention given to
every miitt. r intrusted to his hands,
aaers to chief J ostico shjpluxu, Hon. John
Minuliiir. Hou. Hobt. VV. WiustOQ, Hon. J. C.
Buxwu, i'rva. First National Bank of ;Wim
ttuu. Ulo'nn & Manly, Wiuston, Peoples Banfe
of iljiiroe, ciias. E. 'fAyior, Fres. Wuko i"or
&it Cull gf , Hon. E. W. Tunherlake.
Oice iu court tLouse, opposite auerui s.
Dentistry,
W. H. EDWARDS
OF WAKE FOREST, N. C.
Wiil visit LcKiiburg on Monday, Taesday
sin! iVtsdiiemia v following the first' Sunday
insai -h month prepared to do all kinds oi
Lv:it.i! win k. ... .
iiH;:i; over Jones & Cooper; Store
ivxt door to 1 . It. Wililer Uw otar
D
E."T1T,
J. EDWARD DUGGERD.DS.
LUul.313cJli'x, N. 0.
Graduate of thri oldest Dental Col leg
i.i tue V rl J. E ifrbt years experience.
MoU improved instruments Teeth ex
traced without pain. Artificial -teeth
witlMut plate. Satisfaction - 4r money
Munied.
Ofice over Jones & Cooper's stora.
j7m. c. hilu
THE TINNER,
is prppared to do all kind of, tin work, re
pairing, &c All work guaranteed. Plaee
oi DoatnoKD on Main ecreet in house ,reeeniy
own pied bv F. Parriuh. 'v..
RUFFIN&
BLACKSMITHS 'r, A i
ITT S V it '
We are TDrDared to do all kinds of
work in our line. Call to see us at our
shop near th Louisburg mills. ev
uxxj. tO hj 1. 1N1 L -r
DENTIST, . :
LOUISBURG, N; c. ;
Office, over Racket Store. - '.
Graduate Haltimnr Tlnntnl fVlloO'i
Twenty-four years active experience.
WTIPICUL TEBTH A SPECIALTY. - Natural
"wth removed and new ones inserted in
tWKSTY MINUTES. ..
AH work warranted. .
Louisburcr is mv home "for better or
"orse" and you will always flndjine
to correct, at m v inwn.tnHniu n v
..i: . . r ..,.-r-r- ,
mat may prove unsatisfactory.
Very truly,
R. E. KING,
-Dentist.
YARBOROKGH & DAVIS,
The Biacksft)itti
OF LOUISBURG,
All work i
and satisfaction ' guaranteed,
.n a .ve our new shop (the old ten pin
""J ing.xod shape and are better pre
ftta tnu ever to serve ; our s custo-
8TILL AT THE BRIDGET
KJ
LACK-SMITHING.
;am , " Knwn ana prepareato ao
e R,&.?J??ae .ef ore. You wUl find me on
. VAn will au m AM
wirtst; MJ,tne River bridge. Malt) street
rZtX' X-.C. While I am Xloine aU klndi
Ik ten that U. be sold If not called for
Yours truly
A. T. Naax
YOU WANT A HOUSE ?
If
0 von mill 4 t.....
j J. Levister, at Henderson
iwn efor6 contractintr.- Plans;
. m ill iiu n nil aas n 1 a Ln
ncationa and estimates made
i it
n .i . 1 hue
JrepiaTrtT ltnin?. don't forget that I am also
NEWS OP, THE WEEK!
Happenings of Interest In TMa and
i s1 taf Countries.
THEO0GQ TBB lOtTB. J '
Bey. H. H. Parks, a prominent dirine
of Georgia, is dead. ?
North Carolina wants the Liberty bell
to pass throtjjfh that state. - : ' :-r
.The Georgia' state ajrricnltnral socie
ty fneeta at Cumberland next week.
a It is said Senator Tillmahof 5onth
Carolina, has presidental aspirations.
Makinjr a newspaper will .be one of
the features of theAtlanta Exposition..
Justice Jackson's burial'trvrli--rlliiv. nf
i Belle -Meade, near Nashville, Monday.
f A state convention to discuss " the sil
ver question is talked of in North r,
olina. " 1 , -
Key Weist, Flavj i to dsauo sSoO.000
worth of bonds' .fo build evailroad to
Key LarKO. m
Thirteen defendants were bound over
in the insurance fraud -cases '' atJJeau-
fort, N. C. , ' r !
A railroad contractor Bays he has the
mythical Brown Allen located t a
cross, tie camp ia Florida. ; .
Rev. , E. a Mayj , one of the oldest
lresbyterian ' ministers in the south,
died in Savannah,- affed .78. , -,.rThe
boycott against the Louisville
and Nashville will be, continued by the
Southern Grocer's Association.
Texas fever, ' a disease' common to
cattle, is . racing- In .Tennessee. It is
also prevalent at Huntington, Pa.
The railroads have adoptde thfc rate
of one cent, a mile to . the Cotton
States and International Exposition.
The Huhtsville, Ala., soap factory is
making; an excellent article of softp
and turnlnjr out about 8,000 pounds a
day."
It is said the Populists are making
every effort to have Senators Butler'
and Tillman to speak in Monroe on the
22nd.
The jail at Elizabeth, Bladen county,
N. C., was entered Saturday night and
the prisoners, two in number, were lib
erated. V; '""v
Senator-elect Tillman expotmded his
dispensary law at Asbury Park, N. J.
"He divided honors with ' Mayor "Strong,
of New York- ,
The North Carolina state farmers
allaince met at Cary Tuesday. Con
gressman Sibley of New York, discus- J
sed the silver question.
, The Newport News Cotton Manufac
turing Co., has been incorporated at
Richmend, Va. Capital stock over
625.000 and under 500,000.
The navnl evolution extending from
Hampton Roads, Va., to Halifax, Nova
Scotia,' will- be the grandest' ever at
tempted by this country. - - - '.
Negroes have asked that Gus Fam-
bles fare like Mrs. Noble and be given
a new trial "The governor has granted
both a respite for sixtv days.
A'big wheat convention will meet in
Nashville September 3 and 4. It will
compose growers and milters of the
Southern Millers Association. j .
Ca t tain Joseph P. Johnson, of Bir
mingham, will be the orator of the day
at the grrnd exconfed crate re-union in
Hartselle'Ala., on September 4th.
The ' Brunswick Terminal Railroad
was sold under foreclosure proceedings
for 850,000. It was bought by J. B.
Cnrr and H. R. Steele, of New York.
W. B. 'Wright, of San Antonio, Texas,
s dead. HeWas a member of the first
Confederate Congress and .afterwards a
major On the Staff -of Jefferson Davis.
The : tax returns of Geaoirgia for 1894
showed a falling off of $28,000,000 from
189S. Thisvear they promise to fall
'off 820,000,000 from the returns ef last
't-Mrr.-i--'- -v
M.r. James K. Windham who lives
about "two miles" troLamitr S.C.,lost a
barn of tobacco last week. Mr. L. L.
Rose near him also had the same mis
fortunes . . ..
The Roanoke iron furnace and roll-
ingthill at Roanoke, ,Va.', how' in the
hands of a receiver, will , oe leasea oy
responsible parties and stared up on"
full time. , .
The Henderson Cotton Mills were re
organized at Henderson N. O., 1 with
a capital of . $100,000. $80000 of which
were at once suoscrioea. xj. i. uwper
is nresident. " ;,",
' iTbe conditioned the -cotton crop is
Sou .h' Carolina IS not promising..; x uero
are Complaints of shedding leaves and
shapes. The corn acreage is tne lar
gest in years.
v . Jim ' George f beat the - world's iioot
record" at Sherburn, Texas, for a pUrse
of $1,000. - The distance was 100 yards
and he made it in 9fi seconds, xne oia
time was 9 4-5 seconds.. . -; -
t A ninety ear-oia negro.' gin namea
iClaretta Noah Avery is causina' , sen-
fearion bv her preaching- at Darlington,
' n ; Tier sermons are "remarkable
and she is drawing large crowds. : .
The thermometer reached 108 at Par
fcersburir W. Vaw. - Saturday ' Gover
nor McCorkle was 4 reviewing1 the state
militia and there were twenty-eight
prostrations in the first regiment.
L iThere are 120 patients m the small
TlfTKWlU U Ulir.uv '. O- '
Bjfg-le Pass, Tex. and deaths average
five a day. Three nunarea ana inirty
five in all are in the camp.. - y-
nnAlc Hill S.Cse'etion
seems to be a success .and the farmers
ork Wneh encouraged. ;. -Messrs Gerome
and Mobly are now; curing , their crop
rin Vulva ten craders from North
Carolina to handle it at an earlyday.'
S" AttorneyrM. Michelson who has held
all-kinds of - positions : from f that of a
'nPt. to that of a preacher, ran away
vinrida to esi2ape anest for a sec
,A of orirerv. He s was arrested
W Alabama and taken back to confront
nis crimes.
' on, A 1 nbama contract to furnish.
Japan with 30,000-tons of iron follows
ti,i.1tlv after tne j recenu - i"r"u-
umlnt - of Oho iron to I England.
This Alabama shipment will be the
i.,.ef Stit1 order ever sent out of
the country, - . i " .v.
i Hon. Baseom lilvriek.l of 'Amieua,
Ua.. is dead vv:t.S--i -r-The
Virginia editors have decided to
visit the Atlanta Exposition in a body,
October 10th,' - -
Secretary Hoke Proith has told the
Baltimore Manufacturer's Record that
the south is the place- to improve one's
fortune..;
1 :; J
i Th Refdsyille Beview says that CoL 1
Julian 8. Carr is athe leader the North
Carolina 7 d emocraev j needs., i It J nbmi-'
nates him fori Governor. '.'.' .'.r
Cent a mile'tickets has been- adopted,
by the Chicago and jOhio River Asso
ciation to the Atlanta Exposition.- Ten
days will be the limit of the ticket. - - ,
V In the state of ' 6onth Carolina ! the;
first Monday in September' is : a legal .
holiday, set aside for the observance of
Labor Day, . It will be? generally . ob
served, - ; Jifv ' tJi j-, - '-y -. -:i r "
"Chairman 4 Smith, of ; the council's
committee of the exposition, 'oi IPhlla-
delphia, isays. Liberty : Belh U the prop
erty or the country, and " will ;be sent
to Atlanta.. r :
The peanut crop ' is likely to be a lit
tle hort this -year. (Tennessee wOl
probably produce an average : crop,: but
in both Virginia and North Carolina
the acreage., in peanuts is 10.o 5.per
cent, less than 'last year. - ''
THROUGH THE HOIiTH.
George P. Root, music composer,
of
Chicago, is dead,
A $400,000 fire happened in Phila-
deJphia Menday.j
Rome's Khight't
iff I ! '7
Khight't of Templars will at
tend, the triennial conclave at Boston.
Mrs. Talmage left $156,000 worth, of
property which she willed Dr. Tal
mape. , , . . . v ,
! New' York had a 500,000 fire Sunday
by which 500 peopie were -thrown out
of work. " . -1 . 5 .' . .
Corbett has married again, after the
courts granting his wife a divorce, and
saying she could marry but he must
not .-" ft-'
Senator, Bill Chandler, of New Hamp
shire, has written an article endorsing
the administration of President Cleve
land. . New. York democrats are not ready
to accept Mr. Whitney's declaration to
try for the democratic nomination for
president.
The Catholic Total Abstinence con.
vention adjourned after the 1,200 dele
gates had renewed, their . pledges on
their knees.
-Congressman Murphy, of Illinois, ia
In Washington - ana - says Morrison is
the most prominent democratic candi
date for president.
The Baldwin and Westinghouse en
gine houses have consolidated, owing,
it is said, because elect ricity is taking-
the place of steam power.
Mrs. Barnirm, the widow of the ores i
bhowman,marriea Detncm uamas-jtsey.
distinguished Greek. They will
make their home in Greece.
A passemrer on the the Ward Line
steamer from Havana is hld in Is'ew
York quarrantine for developments of
what seems to be yellow fever.
The jCnmet Weavers of Philadelphia
have refusea to return to work. It is
said they are considering starting a co
operative mill With the assistance of
outside aid.
May Reeves, 19 years old, of CaldJ
well, N. J., ran away from borne and
was married in New Jersey to Robert
Hern. May's big brother was so en
raged that he too eloped with Malinda
Arens just for spite.
THROUGH THE WEST,
The emrr.erOTJ is said" to be the heav
iest ever produced in Kansas.
Four people were cremated by the
burnintf of a'hotel at Pendleton, Ore
gon, '
Millions of feet of lumber are being
Consumed by forest names at the north
west
Forest fires are raging- and the in
habitants are pray ins- for rain near
Whatcom, wasn. -
The Iowa Liberal League, organized
to oppose prohibi ton," is in session at
Marshall town
- Senora 'Maria.de Ruiz Burton, of San
Francisor'diedih NewY6rk. ! She was
Worth $15,000,600. ) -
Prof. Tyndall, the mind reader, pro
poses to be buried alive for ten days
at Santa Barbara, Cat
A new free silver party has been or
ganized in Kansas and is styled "The
Independent Americans.".
Berney Bird, of St. Paul broke the
twenty-nine mile bicycle record at Min-
An important casebefbre the cour o
i -C . a'. W' Hi a .
claims is the claim of the Choc taws and
Chicasaws against the Wichitas.
Mayor Adolph Sutro, of San Fran
cisco, has given the ' State University
thirteen acres of land for building- pur
poses.
"Leroy Cardiff, a- nine-year old boy of
Warsaw Indiana, ; committed 'suicide
because he 'was taunted about the sen
sational divorce suit of his parents.
- A bloody battle between the McGurt
brothers and Walker brothers occurred
at Nootawa, L T. I There were two on
each sideband when' the smoke cleared
away all the -.participats were fottnd to
be-morU;woueLi.;
A t. Pttfxnna.- ITan.: the Indenendent
American party, the latest political or
ernization ? in - Kansas, nominated a
county ticket V;The new party believes
in the . free and unlimited coinage of
American silver and America lor Amer
icans. vjyl'-iHi
i . Twehtvvfive head of cattle ! were kill-
ed by lightning at Topeka, Kah ?They
were beinir driven down a lane inclosed
with bkrhed wira';feneel twhiri iHc-hW
v.;nff sfrnolf tliA . Wire and followed th
circuit; f.killinsr every steer1 crowded
againt the fence.
The American ' Publishers" Associa
tion has opened correspondence with
newspapers over the country, with, a
view to holding a.r national , convention
to consider questions ; of . the. manufac;
ture of' paoeri in conseq aence of the
formation of the paper trust ' r
Frank Pixleyj ; a .veteran .journalist,
died at San Francisco. " ; i ' '.
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Black rust is ruining1 - hundreds of
Selds of spring' wheat In Northwestern
Kansas;. ty.' ,,-.;';-'y'f. i v -
Every substation in the ; Boston Pos
tal District is to be connected with the
Central Postoffice by pnuematic tubea
C. H. Hendershot, a prominent .attor
ney,: and son.' of Judge uendersbot,
committed j suicide, in Iowa, from re
morse from7 being- detected -in a $7,000,
forgery. ";-.'-.; .y;::i'-". ; -; t ? A ' j.
Three British' bicycle' tourists were
arrested in Lincoln, ; Nebraska, -tpr
fast riding in the city, and fined.' They,
refused-to pay, the fine and, were sent"
to the ' workhouse, 'where' they refuse
to work,- They are still bald. : - t -
AT VASHIHGTok ,; -j
Justice Jackson, of the U. SL supreme
court; Is'deadV -Avi- 4 ':i -4 ' " ' '. A
jPstrnaster General Wflseala it Long-'
Beach for his health;. r
A navif test has shown aluminum to
be unfit for nse Iu salt water. ' ' i
- Thirty-three thousand more t troops v
are to, be sent to Cuba by Spain. .
The government is raising reindeer
in Alaska to be used in, the postal ser
vice. - : x
The production of antimony in the
United States last year is valued at
$45,000.
There was $12,000,000 worth of coke
manufactured in the United Sta tea
last year, ,
The state department has decided to
bring the family of ex-Consul Waller
back to America.
Label Commissioner Wright says
that the total coat of the census will
be about $10,500,000.
Vice-President Stevenson and party
has arrived at Vancouver B. C, on his
way to Alaska for recreation.
The government will furnish the
stranded negroes with tents, cots and
medicine at Eagle Pass, Texas.
A demand ia to be made on Cons-res a
next session for legislation providing
better protection for forest reserves.
When t,hownthe dispatch relating to
the gold reserve while at Dulnth.
Minn., Secretary Carlisle said: "The
people need have no apprehension as to
the gold reserve. The treasury depart
ment will take care of that. Every
thing in that regard is all right."
. rOREIQN ITKM..
San Salvador is quieting down.'
The Japanese are winning-
in For-
mosa. ,
It is said that Russia has very
poor
crop prospects-
Yellow fever is playing havoc with
Spanish troops.
The idea of annexing Cuba is gaining A
groundJn Mexico.-
Gladstone says Turkey is the worst
government ever known.
A late census shows that Berlin, Gor-
many, is at a stand suil.
The American mission school in Tar-
sua was attacked by a mob.
Seventy" alleged Nihilists have been
arrested in Odessa, Germany.
The International Arbitration Con
gress met at Brcsaels Wednesday.
l;razil is negotiating a commercial
treaty with the United States of Amer
ica.
Reports from the cotton crop in
Northern Mexico .indicate fine pros
pecta. President Dies, of Mexico, aayslCor-
bett and Fitzsimmons can't fight in
Mexico.
Five of the' participants In the Khu
Chung, China, attacks on missionaries
have been arrested
Passengers from Cuba say General
Compos has resigned and recommends
Cuba's having home rule.
The London Poet praised the Ameri
can navy and says it is . more homoge
nous than any other power. ;
Brazil is negotiating a commercial
treattv with ike United States, aavs a
dispatch from'Tlio de Janerio...
Thos. B White, an American civil
engineer, was assassinated by an un
known party pear ioatnpotan, Mexico.
There is a Cabinet crisis - on in Japan.
Count 1 to has' refused the title of Mar
quia. Yamagata has also declined the
title.
The International peace convention
is in session in Brussels. ' Sixty dele
gates representing fourteen countries
are present.
Lucie n Bonapate Wyse is dead at
Paris. He was a noted eneineer and
traveler and t wrote! several books of
I KfK ia Sop th AmerlcaJ ;'
IJ'-. . -
rrincecolonna, husband or Mrs. J.
W. Mackay's daughter, obtained pos
session of bis two boys and the matter
is in the Naples court again.
Reports from Constantinople say that
American missionaries have . been at
tacked at Massoran. but how many, if
any, were killed could not oe learned.
A explosion occurred yesterday in
the laboratory, of" the Telf th 1 Weliko
luzkv regiment a,t St. Petersburg-. Two
officers and three, soldiers were killed.
-- A dispatch from Mexieo ; City quotes
I Viscount Cornly as 'savinrf- that New
iYork capitalists i have , subscribed $1.
55d.OOOto theekico National Exposi-
I tlon.
Advices from Lima, Pern, state that
Senor Nicola Perola" has been elected
President; Senor Bellnghurat, First
Vice-President, and ' Senor Augnsto
Seminoro, Second Vice-President. : , ,. "
The trustees, of the American Insti
tute i at Tarsn&t As'a, have sent an
appeal to Secretary OlneV, - prayjng
hthat ahis government i protect , their
l.liveaahd property from the mobs and
I thugs of that country. -7 j "i
Taking his inspiration from that Hue
in a letter of President Cleveland a few
days ago, which reads, -."Life is ope
grand -sweet song," Edward Deering
has written some pretty verses, which
he has set to music.-: He presented the
president with . a . copy of the first one
from the press, receiving a kind letter
f thanks. -
When Baby was sick, w cave aer Castor!,
When i aha was a Child, aha cried for Cttttoria.'
'When she became IQaa, she du&i to CaatorU.
'When aha had ChUdraB,abe gavetham Caatori.
L!iss8i Edith and Fannia ; Tartar-
ifM cugu,- Principals; :
The next session wOl begin os Thnraday
the 5th of September uudor the same man-
agement.-,-, . v . . .v
."" Charge for tation very.modrat.
For rorthfi particular', apply ,t "'. thi
lady principal." ' - ; ' . .
V NOTICE., -,
t By virtue of powsrvftated la mt under an
order oi sale ' of tba Superior Court of
Franklin cooaty, I wiTlx)nTntday tba 22d
day of October 1 803. at the nnrt House
door iu Lonlsborjr at pnblic aoctioo. to the
highest biddsr. sell for cash, one half nndi
vided interest ia a certain tract or parcel of
land, situated ia Franklin county, Stat of
North Carolina,' adjoining the lands of R.
H. Strickland, Willis Jovntrin and otbars,
eontainlnz two hoodmd and Lm acres taor
orIMa,itMdngtbpieoaof landkaowa
t he land t ; Bald tract of land will be rnr-
rveyed and' diviaion made before th day of
inis saie. -W.
K. Fcllkr. Administrator of
Mabtha E. H. MtraritT.
: t The above tract of land Jeacribad ia
known aa tha tfurphv tract.
CEDAR ROCK
ACADEMY
AND.
BUSINESS INSTITUTE,
CEDAR ROCK. - - N. C.
A first-class boarding acbool
for boys aud girls. We give in
struction in all tbe branches or
dinarily taught in .academies
and also offer excellent ad
vantages in the study of Book
Keeping, music, (piano, organ,
and gnitar), aud Art. A teacher
ha? already been employed who
will devote her whole time to tbe
Art Department, if necessary
The Music Department is well
supplied with the very best in
struments and under the tuition
of an excellent and pains-takiug
teacher.
. The position of Cedar Rock
vicinity in respect - to health,
morality andreflndment needs
no description or commendation
j at my hands to the people of
Franklin County.
Board. $7.00 per month. Tui
tion, from $1.00 to $3.60 per
mouth. Music 912 50 per term.
(No extra charge for use of in
struments.)
We now have a strong and
proficient teaching force and can
do yon the very best work at rates
named above.
We wish to call your special at
tention to the course we have for
those desiring to teach either in
public or private school. We di
rect you in the study of those
branches absolutely necessary to
public school teaching. Oar
school furnished eight teasbers
for the public schools of Franklin
and adjoining counties the past
spring, tbe majority of whom ob
tained high markd on their cer
tificates. A good, cheap school.
Make up your mind to be with as
next session. y
Young men and young ladies
will not be allowed to board at
tne same boarbing house as here
tofore.
The next session begins Au
gust 19tb, 1895.
For further information and
catalogue, address,
W. A. Smith, B. A., Prin.
FARMERS, , Remember,
Louisburg "ia the place to
sell -vour Tobacco and
HUGHES BROS., are the
men to sell it for you.
IGE. ICE. ICE.
THE LOUISBURG . ICE COM
.1- PANY, t-
Composed of R. Y. Yarboro, J. H.
Upperman and W. J.'Keal, . 'are
prepared to furnish, the public
with the very best manufactured
ice,v; -.., ," l
-AT-
- i
Reasonable prices, delivered any
where in town, i . . r
Urders; leitwitn .Ws . J. JNear or
R. Y. Yarboro, will be "promptly
filled.' Those. . devribg 'ice ou
Sunday should send to the house
early in the morning, or leave
Ubeir orders Saturday evening.
LADIES .AND. GENTLEMEN
- - - ''.'.' to; ' t .
Who may wish nice aDampoo
Ing or bair dressing done, will do
wen to call on W. M. ALSTON
& L. W. EGKRTQN. Ladles bare
your ban g cnt right. W tave
Dr.VWMte- new hair
Van's Mexican Hair Restorative.
A TT-i. T( m . .
o ixajr vigor, xricopnsrous
for, the hair and akin, notbini? to
oeat. it o seep in riair from fall-
ng oat. ; . ; ; .
History of the Last Lecialatare. . ,
Boy one. Only ten eeats. "
A nest, attractive raphletlMcafee.
with ornameoUl cover, devoted, to the
record of the last LrriaUture. the vorat
Legislature, save that , of - 18C$- aver
assembled in tb SUte.. This book
gives it record plainly sod truthfully.
U gives faets sod name and is thor
oughly reliable. - It has been: prvparad
by some of the best Democratie writers
la the Bute. " . . -
Every, patriot, every eitlzea and
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Lower prices by the hand red. II not
on sale at bookstore or draratnra.
adaress,
E. M. Czzstx,
Printer and Binder,
Raleigh, N. C.
tusiT:
at 10 cents a copy.
LOUISBURG
Carriage Sip,
II. C. TAYLOR, Proprietor.
If your Carriage, Buggy, Wag
on or anything in that line needt
repairing and you want it done
right, bring it to me, and if you
want your Carriage or Buggy re-
A
pamtea in a nrst-ciass manner,
bring it to me also. I have served
my time under a first-class pain
ter and wood workman, can there
fore gaurantee satisfaction in all
work entrusted to me.
I have a first-class black smith
in the black smith shop who ful
ly understands everything about
his business, from shoeing
horse to irioning a fine ruggr
It does not pay to have you
work botched up, so bring it
along to me where it WILL BE
DONE j RIGHT, my prices aw
reasonable.
I make Buggies and Wagons to
order. If you want a .rood Home
Made Buggy or Wagon, give me
your orders, and you shall have
what you want.
Thanking my friends for their
patronage in the pant and solicit
ing me same in. iuiare, i am,
Yours very reepectfully,
H. C.TAYLOR.
Build up Home.
BY-
PATRONIZING HOME ENTERPRISE
. . . . . '
MALLORY DURIT1M CHE
ROOT CO.,
OF DURHAM. - - N. C.
ARE MANUFACTURING AS
FINE CIGARS CHEROOTS
AND CIGARROS
As can be found on tho market.
Their leading brands are
"BELLE OF DURHAM"
A dime Cigar for a uicjtle. Hand
Havana filled.
ULECARR"
Named m honor of Col. J. 8.
Carr, Pres. Black well Durham
. Tobacco Co., 5 cent' Sumatra
Wrapper
'BLACKWELLS DURHAM'
Named in honor of Col. W. T.
Blackwell, father of Durham
5 cent SamatraWrapper.
LITTLE SADIE, CUBAN CIG
ARROS, 10 FOR 10 CENTS.
'OLD CHUNK" CHEROOTS,
5 for 10 cents. The finest smoke
for tne money.
OLD NORTH STATE5
i
cneroot, 3 for o cents, . sure
winner that always pleases.
buck to home ana send us your I
orders. . .- :.y 1 :
liallory Darhaiq Chereot Co.
,;'DUBILUI, N. Cm i V-V-
Remember, when you 811
your Tobacco at HUGHES
Ware House, you have a
crowd of huutling buyers to
work for r you, who v have 1
larre orders for all- gradea
of Tobacco-ana win give
vou the , hirrhest market
price for it. . . ' v
JIogIies Bcos., Prop'rs.
;:; KUMBER27..
CALL AT THE.
Louisburg.-, Bargain
- - : iStore.
-1
Vot SHOES and Genti FornhV-
. ;y ng Goods also for.! ,
'I -
CLOTHING.
Oar Gooder, are , frtab and low.
."We carry a fine line of i
RICXUREtS-
AM
-FRAMES.
And we areselUofr them at half
' price In LEHMAN 3
' ' -old aUad" '
qsBORN house.
C. D. OSBORN," Proprietor,
Oiford.N. C. '
Good accommodations for the
traveling public.
HOTEL WOODARD.
Vf. C Wood asp, Prej
4 Reeay ifauEf, if. C.
Free Eaa meets aU trains.
jt ja pr day.
At The Racket.
RED STAR DIAPE R CLOTH. 77 la.
10 yds. U pkf, 73 cvatr per tWr.
FinUbed by Improved proeetM im frvw
from all impurities. hoo-irriUat. Aa
tistfptie. Absorbent. Doraele.
AT TUB RACKET.
EDWARD F. YAROBROUBH.
; FIRE INSURANCE,
LOUIfOlUUO. N. CL
CBNTKAL HOTEL
mJ I MnwHcnburir Pronr
HENDERSON. N. a
Good od tioaa. Gxi fara. Te
lita aadatUatlve rvaats.
SHOE MAKIpTgu
MOSES WEST holds forth in
rear of ThoaW DfVg Store, (on
the alley where be does sbo
making and repairing, end guar
antees to do work, a good and
cheaper than any Shoe-Maker
in the State.
Come and see for yourself.
Respectfully,
MOSES WEST.
CHICKEN' CHOLERA
Can be cured bv nsini? "THOMAS
POULTRY POWDER. It nJeocr-v-
roup And GArx. Now ie -the trpn
to use it. 23 cents a pack a ire.
For sale by
W. G. THOMAS, DrogsUt,
Loaisburg-.N.C.
NOTICE I
Thave decided to red ore my
BEES to 10 Hives.
Will sell remainder for $3 CO
per hive, this includes top case.
These bees are worth 15.00. for
bees alone. Apply at once to
A. D. GREEN.
rUANKLLNTON HOTEL
ITUNKLlNTOy, N. C.
H. 4. E0BBS, Frp'T.
Good aeoraodiUon for the traveller
public. -
Good Livery Attached.
R R. CR03SEN.
FIRST CLASS PAINTER,
i-ortssro,'ar.'c. .
. '
I with to offr tar serviees to the
lie, and will mt that I an prepared f
do all kind of aoeae paiatlngv. ftrafa
tag s. uy work ia Loeuerg- p-aiui
for Itself, aad 1 refer to aU perti-M Cor
rhota I have worked. Okl foraUayw
taade new. Give tne year patrorsig
and yoa ahaQ be pleased.' - t
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