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VOL XXV,
tionl cai-ds,
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11 ' ' w r,
ATTORNJit AT LAW ;
bOCHBUK, JL OV
arm DrwU- in th Courts o the Stat
0 aw la Court House.' '
The
WILLIAMS,
R. w
physician & surgeon,' :
. t " .. e .
FRVNitLINTON.N.C i,
- - ' '
Offers his services tothe citizens, of
gkiucinity--" ' ' .
H. oookb fc son.; ; - : .
V' AXTyBJSBYS-At-LAW, )'
touisBUBe, m. a ' - - ' '
-,n, .ttftiid the coarts of Naah, Franklin,
,, SrLrren and Vake eouutiea, alao the
8f La r Vart of North CaroliUis and tne D.
New
all
R. W. H
PRA.CTICINO PHYSICIAN, " . ,
ATTORfJBY-AT-LAW. . -
cm dtiead the coarta of .Franklin, Vance,
Will l4l:u.. wiVi ..nnnMaa alan
warren nuu wvvin
I Korrcoartof NortfiCaroUoa, prompt
jJfcjBU'J" S" ?
I
H08. B. vviL,ut.,
A.TTO RNB Y-AT-L AW, 1 ,
LOUISBOBe, K. 0. r-1
Oflce on
Main street, over Jones & Cooper's
Itore.
T.
W. BICKBTT,
jttOBSEY AND COUNSBLLOU AT LAW.
Prompt an l painstaking attention given to
J aatt-r iutrustea to hamta.; - "
to Chief Justice Shepherd, Hon. Johtt
..r " nn'iL W. Wiitston. Hon. J. C.
SSS."pi. First NatlonBankof
lion. u. a. " y- -- WiLkA Vnrwl
itcoU. K '. Hoa. E. W. Tlmberlake. ;
Wee & Court House, oppoalteBherig's.'
W.
M. PERSON,
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW, v ,
LOCISBURO, K. 0.
Pmrtices la all courts. OiQce in the Court
U. Y.RB0ROCaH, JB..
ATI ORNEY AT LAW, r., ; , "
LOUISBDRQ, N. C.
1 Office on secoua noor vuuug
Min Street. ,-y.Xvi
til l, cr il business intrusted :to him
rill receive prompt and careful attention.
D
EXTHT,
J. EDWARD DUGGERD: D;S;
Grsd'iate of the oldest DntlColleg
ia tin Wurl I. E isbt yeara experience.
Mitt improv-d instr.anient Xtflh x
: trtcrd without paid. Artificial ' teeth
iti..ui plat. Satisfaction r: inoBjr
returned.
Office oer Jone& Cooper: iBtora. I
Dentistry.
OF WAKE FOREST, N. C." - ,-'
Will visit Louisbnrir on MoBday.Tneaday
I an J Wrt.ln'-s'iav follo wing the first Sunday
inea(!h montli prepared to do all. kinds oi
Uentnl worK. - - ' - - ,
Offiia; over Jones. & Cooper: Store
lt duor to T. B. Wilder Law offle -
J. M. C. HILU
THE TINNEBi -
is ppftpir-J to do all kiad of tin work re'
innn. Jc.;. All work guaranteed. - rlace
ol bamnesi u;i Main sCreeb in house recently
Mcupiftil by F. P.-irriah. , , ., ,- s.
RUFFIN& LEWIS,
BLACKSMITHS ' , '
We are prepared to do all kinds of
worn in our liue. Call to see as. at oar
tup near the Loaisburg mills. - t
dentist, : ?,:
LOUISBURG, NJ-'a'
Office over Racket Store, i- -' " '
Iwenty.foar years active experience
Uhtificul tebth a spkcialty. Natural
teeth removed and new ones inserted in
TW8.XTY MINUTES. J V.
AU work warranted. ' ' ' - '
Loaiabnro' U mv hnmel WnT. ftfpr or
r" and yoa wiinal ways find me
rawy to correct at my own exriense any
ts taat may prove, nnsatisfactory. e
Very truly.
, Dentist.'
YARB0R8UGH &DAVIS,' .'
The Blacksmiths
OF LOUISBURG. , . ;
All
Wort in rnr t?Ti flnTi "h'ort
!tice. and BaMafanMKn ' JrnTMiftflr
Je have our new shop (the old ten pin
in U Vid h ana an A am hotter TtrA.
fd thaa ever to serve our eusto-
STILL AT THE BRIDGE
BLACK-SMITH! NG.
wtere j am wel, knowT1 an4" prepared to
vuauwori. I hoD voa will see me
Vh(
do
ttvjaoue before. - You wUI find me n
X..,?rN-C. While I amdolng all kinds
Rsinitiiiag, don't forget fhut am alao
-vwsuio ruDAir ronp irnn. or.h as Dflttln
. ww locks 4o. - I h a. t w rana wnlch
. ky, rUi,4lP roar oraa. a
TQ rt'n i i , i . i . . . . . . . . . ' . .n.. j
o repaired
ten dayg.
" 1 -i mai will ne sola u not caueu iur
Your truly .
A.T. NAL
ANTRAL; HOTEL
Massenbnrg Propr
r HENDEESON. -IT- C
aceommodationg. -Good fare;
To
'."'i 'i'i r-'- ' "f ;t'j-'X''"'-'.1- I r - j t . . . .
lite and attentive, aerranta.
UNCANNY GCCITPATmK.
j GRAPPLING FOR BOMfis' OP THE
DROWSED AT SEW YORK-.
East River's Dead EecovprPd h
uoatract rncea Kceived for Look
In? Up Bodies. ,.;"-, -
York Mercury. : '
Grappling for tlie bodies of the-
dtovned Ja uot a ery attractive I
method of getting a .living, but j
vuiMiut omave cuuose an occn i
pation these limes, and it-the bod-'
ies of the" dead can heln tnin
the living alivp, the end seems to
justify the means. At least. this
ntr alive: ;rthe"nd RAm A
is the philosophic reasoning of Mr.
Edward Reardtwh5isknown
along the : rirer-r front as the
waters t ofthBaHivrl&f a
claimed a victim aud ; the sorrow."
ig ' friendatkwkiiVtttrecaveirftlie
remains. Mr. lleardoii is an ex: 1
pert at recovering drowned' bodies,
and well he may be; for he has put
in a lifetime at .the "business, and
his father . before him carried on
the sam unsavory frade. ' . '
These included' rescuing, mis-
guided . .animals who , had fallen
overboard from, boats, fishing up
old 'iron. , old roDe t and anchors.
and search ing the river for float
ingcorpses.' y ' " 1
A Mercury reporter who discov
ered Mr. Reardon" sitting on the
string piece of the pier, one day
last week found him 'iu a rather
despondent mood. Business was
dull and many' ojpjie old branches J
oi tne business bad. become a, dead I
leuer oy reason ot tbe tailing on
in ine . rates.- uearaon baa just
thrown upa job in disgnst. e
was bired by tlie father of a child
w no was drowned wbile piaying
w.. v. worutw,
uouy. air a.vain .searcn xtear
don had resigned in ' favor of a
rival, Vwho , found, the body , near
where the child fell into the river.
There ain't nothing in the bns-i
iness nowadays, said'Mr:' Rear-
don.v.Lme was - when it was
worth' aTnanV while to' go out on
the river nights on the chance of
pxtillg .Up noaling j-bodies. At
that time I was paid $10 apiece for
every body I brought ashore. ;This
money was paid., by the Coroner,
whogot- $25 for ; bis inquest fee,
and after paying: me he still had
$15 clear profit on the transaction.
By and by, the Coroners concluded
that' they were paying too much
for corpses and cut tbe rate to $$,
A man has to live, so even at this
OW price I was glad tO.0 fishing I
or the drowned, bulTthe Coroners I
pot another -fit of meanness and
cut I fates altogether,: refusing to
pay anything at all for the recov
ery of bodies.- Since that time he
river has kept its dead so far; as I
am concernedtinless I. have a con
tract beforehand. 1 -: r "
My y usual' price for - finding a I
body v is $25. If make a contract j
before-hand; and whether it takes
me a day or a month to find a body
I stick at it-nhtilmy grappling
iroh shobkauip; what . l am after.
The Jbogest time it ever took me to
find a: body was nine days..: I re
member being hired by' the falher
of; i vomif felldw named -; Galla- f
gher. Toung - Gallagher walked I
overooara one nigntr-iruia tuo pici i
at the foot of Market street.; ; Hi8
father, as ,e very body does under
these ' circumstances' if ,.tbey T can
afford it, sent for me.t- ; I searched
the river for nine daysand hooked J
no nothing ' but' barrel "staves , and
old iron.' After grappling tor tnis
length of time, I sat down in tbe
boat and thought matters out.
After watching the current care
fully vand studying the i ' docks Jn
the vicinity I concluded that there
was room enough for the body, to
have been washed under one of the
docks. I got the pole tongs "and
began searching underneath the
dock and very soon found tbe body,
- It' is part of my business, to
makea study of the currents of the
river, andMt is only by the most
rareful calculatioiT'that the loca-
tion can be bit upon. Occasion-
ally a body can be found quite
near where the drowning took
place, but as a general thing" Ibe-
ert nn; a. distance off.
glU B a bjiv juv .
In all, I must have rescued at least
a hundred bodies in the river.
:4When there is nothing to do in
the. body-grappling .business I go
out- grappling for anything I ? can
pick up. " This includes old "iron
(which used to fetch a good price.
at doesn't no v lost anchors:
boxea or barrels from ships, and
any th in g an d -07erything that the
river contains that will : fetch a
One day I was h ired by a j
man who had accidentally dropped
, ; j
grPinff ron fetched i t : o p i n
about half- an hour and I srot S10
the joK A?At $another" time I t
was sent fot . to rescue a horse;
scamg;hor8si8a
the ordinary run of business, but
Ij: uno!ertvok the j bb. " ,The horse
hM r!??r
r?r i some;-reason -best known to
nijnseif, bad unfastened.ibe -traces
t,u? 1Ck urop mio nnewaier.
The? animal wal.??tiinto,.;
n.ver and 1 c&ngt him and hauled
n,m poara wiii ' my rope and
I had to have five assistants on that
job,and , we git $2 apiece when
the money was divided up. Pretty
cheaP -or rescuing a horse ali ve."-
Original Observations.;;
Orange (Va.) Observer. 4"' ',Vv: '. ." -1 '
A. close friend is very often the
one who never lends a cent.' . . :
v Horse flesh is becoming popular
a an article of human - food. On
this question we vote Vneigh.' :
"'There has been 8 great deal said
about bloomers, but na man ; has
yet dared to say there was nothing
m tbem.
Au;Orange girl went back on
herbow - Ieggedbean because she
8aid 8h'e didn't like to waltz .in
brackets.",, , ' .
Tne American Defender beat
ihft t?.,,,,,,- !n.tl, Wflt
yacht race,' and the British are not
Dunraven yet;: ' I : -
.. Childhood is the nursery rhyme,
yonth the ? loy e ballad ," triidd le" age
the prose, and old age thebiauk
verse in a mau's book of lifer.
A. Nevida hunter 'spent ' throe
mnnt.lt a ! nnk in or . fnr - otti xr lionr
. . .
ana me man 8 relatives spent
three . months looking for him.
They thiuk Ihe must have found
the bear.. :
. There are - pictures in " every
heart--portraits of people who
have attracted your utteuUon and
filled "your life with I love. ' These
are faces' ever fresh .and fairr soft,"
sweet and sunny, to whom you are
iuenuciiywiy rawu- oy , ma iurco
.f personal magneMsm, ' and they
aP neJ pe ;pomeraiea irom me
galiefy .of the hearts
v- Jefferson's Ten KuleSi--
1. Takei things always "by;;ihe
smooth handle.' ' rl - - li'-.
2. Never spend your money be
f0re yon have earpecfiL.- ' ''J ;
- 8: We seldom repent of having
Uaten toojittle. '
-r 4. . Pride tests more than .bun
ger, thirst and cold; - , i
1,5, Nothing .is troublesome that
We do willingly.
Never put off till "to-morrow
what you can do,to-day." ; "
7. Never buy what you do not
want because it is cheap.
mucu paiu mo . oviih
have cost ns that have never hap
pened; c, JR--f n r :"
. .TO. When, angry, connt ten ' be
fore" you speak? if very;-angry,
count one bundred.rEx. v
Depends Upon The Edict of fashion.
Charlotle OLserver. - -- s.
The bloomer v; discussion - has
reached North Carolina. : This
paper does not propose to take any
nart in it. WThether the' women
j wear bloomers or not ia their busi
J Qes8 and that of theirhusbands,
fathers mothers and brothers. Be
Bides, if they, make np their mindB
to wear them all sbeol can't- stop
them, and remonstrances from the
I pfess and public wouli be. so much
time, space, breath and labor
wasted. - The individeal who sets
himself up: to fight fashion has i
jo'b'on bis bands, and may con
ciQde at the outset that he is wag-
jug a losing fight. If Dame Fash
ion savs bloomers, it will be
I -
bloomers j if she doesn't,, it won't
And that settles it.
LOUISBURG, N. a, : FRIDAY, OCTOBER
"WlIOCOXFCSr.DIT?
A; Premium Offered the Author of the
- Poem Entitled the Separation.
Peteinbarg (Va..-) Indet-Appcal .
Some time. ago a letter cane to
roe from an old chum of mine iu
literature. We had been students
together in the Latin Quarter of
Paris,; France, and bad imagined
ourselves endowed with unusual
literary, powers. . So like ma'oy
other 'Bobemiaus," we let our
fanciful dreams make us believe
that (here were "millions" in tlje
fudft . ftf nup rrirt(n nrnfAnsinn.
That is, supposing'that anything
realistic or businesslike was pro
fessed therein whfch there a
not, and nothing.but. hope' re
mained in the dregs of our fortune-
telling cups of French coffee and
so forth I '. '! ' ; " L : :' " '
.- The - letter intimated that my
friend . had seen some years ago a
newspaper notice or advertisemeni
to the effect that an eccentricyonng
widower a New York millionaire,
on whom the words and sentiment
of - a certain song, had ! made ;,'a
deeply sensitive - impression ; '' so
much so .": that he bad made public
his desire to reward the author of
the verses with a -f large sum of
morieywhen the author's identity
was duly established.-; The notice
stated that the first 'line of the
'melody'.', was '
'Th etar which .lately enone so briglit"
Now the song in question, be its
merits i what they nay, was com
posed by me and tbe words ;'iu
epired', by the unexpected death of
a beautiful young lady to whoo I
was engaged. ; It first appeared in
print, over . my name in ;1856, : in
the Petersburg (Va.) Expressi oa
"which 'L. rwas 'then , editorially
employed, andit . w as; copied ' by
several other publications. v v
Therefore; if thevVniilltohaire'
be still at large in bis libejal fpir-
it, the donation-; of : his wealth,
offered to the composer of the song;
votild never come more beneficially
to the purpose' than at , present to
he author, .'; Ftak5 P'MAkoart-,
Here are the. verses as priute.d::
' : The Separation f
Tbe tar which lately shone so bright," -
! Ia seen no more on high ; .' -
The silver moon -lair qneen of niKht-. " ;
:lsclomled m tbe sky, ' " . "
The feathered war biers m the groTe ;" . .-
fo more their wrood-notes raise :
The crystal water o( the fount . 'P ;
.No. in ore iu beauty plays.
For thon art gone my dn fond lore, .
't " Now all to me is doomr r . :"
And all my earthly joys with thee, (
Are buned to tue tomb I .:
Thy voice that in tie lonely hour .' -.;
O01 twihtrht. charmed mine ear. ' ,
That voice is mate or heard alone, i,r-'-
In some more happy sphere. .- . i
Thine eyes that with their luster mads -
This cbeerlera eartn seem uriKnt.
Those eyes are dim and clouded now, '
And ail is endless mgnu i 5" - .
Sines thon art gone, my only love ; V
And all tome is gloom, v Zr.'rJ".- '
For all my earthly joys with thee . A;. :"
i ,-Jkt9 punea in; tbe tomb.. ; ij-.j ; .- -
My soul id sad, the evening ray.--- : ' : . - ;
- In silence wears nwar,, ,
No hope have I wherewith to cheer " - -".:
- The slow-Tetnrning day; . x , ;- "
The oeanty of each festive scene . ; . "
With thee my lovs has died. -" r;
And all that conld my senses rharm, '.: . :-'
; uaa nown. wun tnee-my bride, i , : : -
For thon art my early lore' . . 1 ' ;X.
. - . Unhappy is my doom. - ::
Since all that I on earth enjoyed 1 -Ij c:
is wiuerea in ins wmo. . , - .
. , . .-t : - Frakc O'lf AHOST.
" : Hannibal, MiBsOnri, Aagnst 24, 1695. ;
'Sir. O'Mahony will be remem
bered by old Peteroburgera as one
of ; the. principals in an exciting
shooting affair in; this city ;taany
years ago. The - other principal
was Mr. ; A.-1?. CrnUhfield, editor
of the Express, who.was resenting
a slanderous report concerning his
family. ; Had Mr. "Crutch field's
aim been better" there would now
be no one to receive the million
aire s donation, assuming as a fact
the existence of such. a f oof of a
millionaire.) :
Temporary k-insanity is often
cured by an acquittal.- I -
"Biirley "Are you a -married
w w . v
man ??... Ashley -"No'," thank for
tune." Why thank fortune f
"I'm a widower.'. ,
Yon were always a" fanlt-find
er." growled the - wife.- Yes,
dear," responded the husband,
meekly ; "I found yon." '
lie will be heard from In this world
. The mother proudly said.
He was. Be mowed the lawn each morn
' Ere folks were out pf bed
Tommy's Pop Well, my. boy,
bow high are you in 'school ?'
Tommy "Oh, I'm 'way np. , My
class is on the top floor.
11, 1895.:
"Thea Baby was sick, w gmve her Cutorla,
When sb was a CSitM. sbe eried for r-rf"r1y
When the became SQas, she clung to Castor!.
When abe bad CtHdren, site ts Usm CaatorU.
; SCHOOL FOR G1ELS. - '
Uissas Edith zzi F2l3." Yaitbr-
;. " rtt'&h, Principals.
The next- session will bf(da oa ThnrsdsT
the 5th of September coder tbe same man
agement.
r Chargsior tution Tery moderate. :
For further Dartumlara acnlr to tlia
lady primipnln. - . , .
By virtue of power Tested in at under an
order of sale -of tbe superior Losrt o
Franklin eonnty, I will oaTueIay tbe22d
day of October .18U5, at tit JoartlloBse
door Iu Liomsbarjr at public auction, U the
fiurheet bidder, sell for cash, oae ball nodi
ided interest in a-certaio tract or parcel of
land, situated in Franklin county, btate of
North Carolina, adjoining tbs lands oi II
H. ctricsland, Willis Joynw and others.
containing t wo hundred and tu acres mors
or less, it being the piece of laud known as
the land t baid tract of laut will be ssr
Teyed and diriaion made before the day of
this sale,;' ': , -
W. N. FcLtxa. Administrator or-5
..- MikthaH Ji.McsPHr.
' t The above - tract of land Jescribed . is"
known as the Murphy tract. -;
I6E- IGE. ICE.
THE LOUISBURG ICE : COM-
PANY,
Composed of R. T.-Yarboro,-J. Hi
Upperman and W J. 1 Neal, are
prepared to furnish ' the : public
with the very best manufactured
ICQ, - : i.-r-;- "jr.:"
Reasonable prices, delivered any
where in town. : , ,
Orders ieft with W. . J. Neal or
Rl; Y. Yarboro, .will be promptly
filiect;:-i;;Tho8d'- desiring ice on
Siinday should send to the house
early in the- morning, or leave
their orders' Saturday evening'.
Cotton States ani Meniatioial Eipo:
f- ' ' ": - - : .
i . .
- ";; ' ' V1ATH '- '
SEABOARD AIR LINE.
YESTIBtiLED : LIMITED TRAINS
D50I TCciiio Extra Fare Is Qarpi '
Leave' Washington; D. C, dally; st 8.40
P. upon arrival 01 ths "lxnKresstonaJ
Limited'' from New Turk, and reach Atlan
ta at 4:09 Y. 11., tbs next day. -
A second train, with through sleeping
cars from New York, leaves Washington at
4:10 A. at., arriving at Atlanta euio A. M..
the next day. - . .' -
Rotb trains leave from the Pennsylvania
roil toad station and laad passengers in th
Duion Depot at Atlanta as Dearths Expo
sition grounds as through passengers via
akt line are landed. "
At Portsmouth and Norfolk, Ta.; tbs
Seaboard Air June has other connect Ions
equally as important as tnose at Wasbing
ton. namely: From Sew York and Philadel
phia, the. Cape Charles Route; I row Balti
more, the Bay Line steamers: !rom Wash-
inrton to Norfolk, and IV ashhiKton steam
ere; from New York, the Old Dominion
steamships and from Boston and Provi
dence, the merchants', and Miners' Steam
ships. Goes connection is mad at the
steamer sides with through trains and Pstt
man Drawing-Room, Buffet cUeeping TJars
operated through from Portsmouth to At
lanta withontehange. 'Each of ttese route
takes the passenger via Old Point Comfort
and tnronttgh Hampton lloads.
Thee trafna ar composed of th hand
somest Pullman Drawing-Boom, Buffet
Sleeping Cars and Day Coacbea. The 8:40
P. M. train C'Th Atlanta Spedal"! lVi
tibnled from end to end and is opxkatkd
soud raou WAsmiraTOS to Atlasta
riTHOUT CHAKOE. ?..;.' V
ronrrs or irrcBKsr aloxo tbc uxs."
The rout from Washington ia thronsh
Fredericksburg, Uichmond and Petersbarg.
Virginia. Weldon, Raleigh and Southern
Pines. North Carolina, Chester, Clinton and
Abbeville, Sonth Carolina and Elberton and
Athens to Atlanta, Ueorgt. .. . 'J
xcnrsion tickets will be sol J to Atlanta
and return, via tbe Seaboard Air Line, as
follows. -
- On Tuesdays and Thursdays, September
17th to December 24lb, iscinttive at I14.UU
from Washington, and $1.60 from Ports
mouth and Norfolk, limited to ten days
from date o sale.
Dailv. September 16th to December 15th
incluoive. at f 19.25 from Washington, and
$17.35 from Portsmouth and Norfolk, lim
ited to twenty days Irom date ot sale: snd
at $2G.25 iroiu Washington ami 23 65
from Portsmouth and Norfolk good until
January 7, 1806.
THC EXPOSITION
surnssees. in some res pert, any Exposition
yet held in America Here you flsd, eiJ
hx side, exhibits from Florida and Alaska,
California and Maine, the United States of
America, and tbe United btate of unvxil
Mexico and Canada, and so tin until nearly
every civiliel nation 00 the globe ia repre
sented. On tha terraces ar found, among
man v other attractiana. Arab. Cbinese am
Mexican villages, showing juat how tbos
peoples have their "daily walk and convert
satlon." - '
Aek for tickets via "Tbs Skaboabd At
Link."
Pullman Sloping Car reservations sill
be made aud further information farniahed
npon applieution to any Agent of th Sea
board Air Line, or to the nn.leraigned.
II. W.rl.-GlOVKR, T. J. AsnEEsoirr"
TraEc Manasor. General i'au. Agt.
i ' . H. St. Johx;
- Vice-P-resiifaK
LADIES
AND GcriTLnncri
"Who may wish nice shampoo
ing or hair dressing doue. will do
tvelltocall on W. II. ALSTON
& L. W. EGERTON. Ladies have
your bang cut right. Vt6 have
Dr. White new hair grower.
Vana Mexican Hair Restorative,
Ayer's HalrVi Ror, Trlcbpherons
for the hir and skin, nothing to
beat it to keep the hair froia fall
ing out. - . -
HOTEL WOODARD, .
V W. WojODAk, Frsp
Eocky Ho not, N. C.
" Tree Bus meets all tralaa.
University of Xortb Carolina.
Compne3 ,the- Cniveraitr the
fYillpfw ' tlA" t Ijiw'nnrl XffvMjtl
Bchoola. and, the .Summer - School I
. o. . . "
for Teachtra? Tntion SCO. 65
Teachers, 471 Students. Address j
i-restaeni inston, cnapei uui, . 1
W a 1 a AT - TV' at
13 , ior uata,ogue ana nanaoooic on
Mm m -a ft w a a I
-Thomas -Warehouse iai
the place for hip;h prices
Iarce - orders, - rlfnty of
Hf.n, DnlUr i.a.
Mcney.LoIitr.hou trpa t-
monr . j.. - I
ment.
LOUISBURG
n. C. TAYLOB, Proprietor.
vlf your Carriage; Buggy, Wag
on or anytbine in that line need!
repairiugand you want it done
right, bting.it to me, and if yon
want your Carriafe or Buggy re.
Eainted in a firsUclass manner,
ring it to me also. I have Bftrred
my time under a fifst-class nain-
ter and wood workman, can there-1
fore gaurantee satisfaction in all
work entrusted to me.
I have a firsUclass black smith
in the black smith shop who ful
ly understands everything about
A h
nis-. nusiness, irom Bnoeinir a
horse to irioning a fineburtry
It does not pay to have your
worK . botched up, so brintf;it
along to me where - it WILL BE
DONE RIGHT, my prices ; aw
reasonable. , .
I make Buggies and Wagons to
order.--If you want a good Home-
Made Buggy or agon, give me
your orders,-and. you shall have
what you want.
Thanking my friends for their
patronage in the past and solicit
ing me same in iuiure, 1 am,
xoura very respectfully,
H. C.TAYLOR.
Build up Home..
-iY
PATRONIZING HOME ENTERPRISE
ilMoRfkRnM CHER-
ROOTE CO.,
O F DURHAM - - N O.
ARE MANUFACTURING AS
FINE CIGARS CHEROOTS
1:-;'nT AND CIGARROS
As can be. found on the market.
.Their leading brands are
BULL OF DURHAM!!
iS" Ior a nicxie. nana
TIae.n. filing .
"JULECARR",
Earned n-honor of Col. J. 8.
Carr, Pred." Black well Durham
. Tobacco Ca, 5 cfect Sumatra
Wrapper . . - 1
'BLACKWELLS DUR1LV11'
Named in honor of Col. W. T.
Blackwell, father of Durham
5 cent Sumatra Wrapper.
. - .
LITTLE SADIE, CUBAN CIG
ARROS, 10 FOR 10 CENT8.
' OLD CHUNK" CHEROOTS,
5 for 10 cents. The finest smoke
, for the money.
"OLD NORTH STATE".
Am ' m " a
neraor,o xor . o cenns.a sure
winner that always pleases.
Stick to home and send us your
orders. .
I.!allcry "Durban' C!::rc:t 3.
DURHAM, N. C.
Ilcmeinbcr, when vou 4511
your Tobacco ut HUGHES
Ware House, 3'oti have a
Iarpe orders for all grades
ui aouucvo ana win give
r ni ...
you tho highest market!
price for it.
IIughcs Br.os.f rrori'rg.
Carriage
Shops
FARIVlERS
SALOON
DAVIS t 'iOT F:;r;:::;s,
LOUISBUBO, C.
IrtebaTe 'filled un in tir
style iSALOONtu tbe baildi
' ihg on Nash 8tn jaat 14
;t low D. II. Taylor U
'.,; Co's., and are' .
. no TV fully '-" '
Equipped and prepared to tap-
ply the people of Ixmisburg
. - and Franklin county tLa
-Clioicest Mquor
5
lr.t . .
"rui Carolina lirandy. toin
pplaud peacbl wineg,fref"d
Ber, and every thlnjr utu
aJlv Kent in a firL-Isaa as.
. h " w -
loon. . We desire to . btrtf
- y
OLD
ifONONGAHELA
xxxx
'mica wb are coauaeni .wm
the most fastidious. Giv
T 1 , , .
rrrt. t 1 z? 1 . a
it a mai ana you win nave no
other.. We are sole agents at
this . place for. this renowned
brand of whiikey, which -alwavs
remember and come to us wliets.-
joawantiL . s.,.
ALL OTHER BRANDS OF
' 8TANDARD WHISKIES .
1 KEPT ON HANT " ;
- .:V.. i.. - -Oar
place shall at all times bA
kent nnietanrl nrdVlr. and cen .
tlemen need have no hesitancy
in calling in at any time No
Rowdynesa will be permitted,
Trestinff that voti will favor us ;
with a portion of jourpatronag,
we assure you we will make ouf
best effort to plea Be you , -
i Yours reipectif ully, "f . "
V - 8. B. DAYJfS.
OSBORN HOUSE,
C D. OSBORN, Proprietor,
I-'- ''.Oxford, N.C. t -Good
accommodations for. thfe
traveling public . r ;
EDWAROF. YAROBROUEH.
FIRE INSURANCE,
lAltiaUUJUi, Xy'
i SHOE MAKING. , .
MOSES WrEST holda forth ih
rear of Thomas, Drug Store, (crt
the alley where . he , does sho
making and repairing, and guaf'
antees to do work at rood an.)
cheaper than - any 6hoe-3Iaktr
iu lueoiaie. - - -
Come and see for yourself.
- Respectfully, . ;,; '
- ; r ' . . MOSES WEST.
jCIIICKEN : CHOLERA;
Can be cured br nsinrr THOiilr?
POULTRY POWDER. ItaUoairra
bocp and gapes. Now is the Urns
to use it.- 25 cent a package..
xorsajeoy .r . ...
; ,W.Q. THOMAS, DrtsggiaV '
. Looiabnrg,y.C ;
NOTICE!
" I nate decided to reduce mr
TTJV0..TTf
ucco 10 lunires. -
Will sell remaTrJder for I3.W
Theaa htn a nril, ; hn - r.
I. . .
beet alone.
Apply at once to
A. D.GREEN.
FItANKLLNTO.N U0TLi
G. if. WBBS, fi$t:. ,
Good acoomodttion for tt tratellc
poJblJe. - .... V
Uooa Livery Attached. -
. -
v. B. R. CROSSEN ;'
. FIRST CLASS PAINTER,'
' . ' LOtnSBCBO, x. c V v t
1 wish to offer mv service to lh TWf
lia, and will as v that I am prepared
do all kinds ot hoc painting-, fcrab
lag Ac My work la LouUbnrg rprst M
for Itaelf. and I rvfrr to aU rartia f r
whom I have worked. Old fnrai:ni-
oaia new. Given yrTriroLa.'-
and yoa ahall be p Leased.
IF. YOU SUFFER WITH
v
HEADACHE
on "
WEURALGIAj
TAKE-
Stcimans1
floaO-Eacy,
EAP.TU.'
For saJata LouU by .
W.G.THOifAS
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