VOL XXY.:::
jr fosstonal cards.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
id
anil Dric m -..-.r
.... t .irK rnnMa at th Rt.Atft
OiHce In Court House.
Still
B. WILLIAMS,"
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PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, -
FRA.SKLINTOS.N.G. "
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0fer, his services to the citizen of
grinklin and vicinity. . ,
l cooks sow -, ' - ',
A.xTOBSBTS-AT-I.AWfU ? ' ,
LOOISBOEa, So, . "
r.n attend the court of. Nash, Franklin
Sirwnand Wakewuutles, alsotue
ara ii court of North CaralUipran4 thu U.
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The
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two doori oelor Ayeocke" & Co.'s
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p R ACTICIHO: ?HTSICIAN,:
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3. srnu"i -
8PKUILW
ATtCmNBY-AT-LAW, '
will atten i tue uoutvb v
Wiu jiw , Wake counties, alao
. ... - i Af HiV11ii TanftA
S,saore'me Court of SortU Carolina. Frompt
t(.;QUUU gi v - : ' ,
ydOA B. WILDER,
ATTORNEY-AT.LAWt-
OiUce on main su-uefc. v r.-.
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Prampt and PJWAte6?0
ererj r.,.i.,knnh;,. Hon John
" jn RnntL'W. Winston. lion-J. C4
rair& fw
??.r. '"v w;ilk;:n
Offlca ifi Court House, opposite Sheriff
W.
M. PBRSOi
ATTORXRY-AT-LAW-'V -
L')UISB'JKa, S. C'
PMrtinea in all courts, i Offlce in ; tno court
Bouse. , i -
.AY. i .v
ATTORNEY ATI, VW;
LOUiafeURO, sr. C. - --,
Ofifice on second floor of Keal bnllding
ir.,;,. xtr-ft.
A'l 1- jral business :.intrnsted . to hiitf l
will leceive prompt ana careruj iHufr r -
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EXriST,
t rnr i TVT ntfnr"l7r t H Q t'-
d.LVU ALUXAiuvjvj'. tcljarcb bas one thetworld aVrtat
L0feFAvr::
lira.iiiawoi.-ioviiwflw t
in me wori'i. ; . ivfJw y1' cajjci i-uv.5. i
Must im K.jved ia4trdCQInt)i Twjtli t?cJ.'a
witu nit plate. satidlaciJu-oi vmonej
retnrned. -""" ' -j".
Office over Jones & Cooper s stora. ,
Deritistry;
W. H. EDWARDS
OF WAKE FOR JSTTT; C. -
Will Tl
ait. T.onialmrff on Mandav.Tuesdav
tml WH.lnfHd.-iv lot owinu;
Inesdav following the 6rt Sunday
id each month prepared to do all. kinda of
Upntul work
Offlcu over Jones Cooper.. &tore
next door to T. B. Wilder Lane offi-e
J. M. O- HILLi
THE TItfNElC.- ;
in prrtp xreil to do aHHttn J of tin work, -re
pinn, sc. All work suaranteea.:.
.. ace
""v
ol biirtinci on Main eiireetin hott3T
occupied dv r . rarnsh.
RUFFIN& LEWIS;
BLAOKSMItH S ; ?
We are prepared to do all kinds v.of
Work in oarJiae." Call to se as at oar
lop near the Loaisburg mills. k-
Da.
DENTIST "- . -LOUlSBDilG,
N..C.;r i
OfBcft over ilacket,Store. .
uraauate ua itimore JLeaiai jouege.
Twenty-fonr . years " active experience.
Artificial tbbth a spaciALTY--Kataral.
teth removed and new ones inserted in
twsm mixotesJ " , ; - "
All work warranted.,' T-' ..'.10f religion "which Christ taught
n,jU' .f ,,.-in nii
"? uU
r. e. king;-
v Dentist.
'ffe,,-..-..,.
YARBOROUGIrrS. DAVIS,
The Blacllsmifiis
OP LOUISBURG. .:,
All work ia our line done on short
otice, and satisfaction v ffoaranteedr
e have oar new shop (the old tea pitt
mey; in goa shape ana are oecter pre
pared tb.au ever -to serve oar custo-
mera- . '',:.,?- - v .V-
8TILL AT;THE BRIDGE.
BLACK-SMITHING.
: Where I am well known anl prepared to dO:
jTsian wont. I hopo yoawiil setj me as
roahavo doae before. You will Hud me on
s But side of the River bri.lge. Main street
waUb ir,, N. C-Wnile I am uoing all kinrta
bUekdiaithlng, don't forgot fh;vt I am also
10 rjpur yonr gnu, sucu puiuu
R ne lo jks -1 havd a jw gnns which I
Jre repajrd that wiU he sold i not called for
wn days. '
Y--Yottrs trnly ' - .
. , v- - A.T. NBAL
"central- hotel
J p Massonbnrg Propr
HENDERSON.; IX. C
wood
accommodations. Good fare.
r-o
lit aad iittenti ve (aervauts. ,
ready to correct at my own expense any eei(n? profligate into whose
ork that may prove unsatisfactory.-" , , ' - .
.' ' - vaonl-a breath from heaven had
A BALLADE OF PROPOSAL.
..Ulonio L. Rice, in the New Bohemian.)
Red-tetter days in oil non'.
Che surely are. and as for me, -
my existence !r unni . -
Ooilver ail upon thsea -':''
Of recollection t,h hii i.
brighter as the days recede. ' -
r or aii in world was full of jrlee '
hen I proposed and ehe agreed. - '
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October's early frost bad Bipped f
uo uuwern onae rupset lea.
intlkiuaid thronirh tha
And homeward flw the laden bee; '
V ,OP tTrUiF H5, of biSfa degree,
holy culm had then decreed ,
irVTofaH t0 turret, stream and tree, ' ' "
. hen I proposed and she agreed. - , '
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That night the rasping katrdidet, '
- By Luna's silver Nile bo free,- --
Were building np their pyramids " -t '
Of song, in ncbest minstrelsy; ' . -'
- I knelt, like any votary v
At Mecca's" shrine, to intercede v
And catch her words of nvlody . --When
I proposed and she agreed, i . "
Z . . - L'ENYOI. ' " , .-
Tradition's golden Sla ?ree", V if- "'
And set with worth and daring deexi,
Has nothing like the mystery ' -.
Wlien 1 proposed and sb agreed. '; " -f 5
THE CONVERTED MAN.
Rev. Geo, HHepworth. in New"' York Herald.
, . Ye mast be born again. John jil 7.- x
A It is t absolutely necessary to; a
man e spiritual f welfare that he
should be converted. .;It is an old
fashioned word, but ' stripped ' of
certain"; abnses rand f. errors " w hich
have been connected . with : i t h as
the: Tight ring.1 .
To be converted, is simply, to be
turned, tow ard .God,' and - the' con -
verted man is one who deliberately
comes to the conclusion that it is
to obeyGod's laws . than to
breafc them. -AVith that.deftni
tion the s word-has a "peculiar sig-.
nificance. - Whether
heterdox, wealt' -admit that the
mental struggle which ends in the
conviction ' that " faith in and sub
mission to a superintending Provi
deuce-wilt' produce higher results
than uncontrolled selfishness is a
struggle- - whica ? every : man ? who
lives OUgDt,tO matce. rf Here IS DO
.v-
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tbis;sliKe"cf,tiprovided we looh; at' it
in broadband generous way. -
uv 'fc'r.csstuu ri mai, ,. vue
into , that
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and every nne knows when he has
- - - L "a:-
gene-wroug- w iar ua uB
gone8aysito himself 'on s sonjei
Oscasioni -V i his Eitm, oi nie;-is j
leadine-Vme- into the- bramble I
i
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"F-" ttUl ,UDUluJ' " " j i
and by God's: help?keep.?it,V that!
. ueip Kep, 11, . uiai.
en"a step of -infinite
o ' himself," .and its
.x-
niences are not to be
tn air nasj; ta&en
importance to
" F ' M . .
reckoned.. v nether we are pagan
or prie?t,w hate ver; -.theological
ifiewswe entertain; we say beartiy
that he has done well.
iBU. 70. Ml ..-.,,.,
assenting.to this or that belief be
is thereby :and ffbm that instant a
saved soul yoa -make religion ; a j
-ir-tr AY.ar-rei Afai V1 i mnnrt ? 1 tft
'"J
it au element wnicn renaerB . 11
. . -.- . ! r . ... a
eveii'ridieiiloiiB, for,-after all; reli-l
gion is tbe sturdiest, the' manliest
osi straightforward thing in
aby
WhAii 1 hAiiril nn AVftne 1st fiaV: to
-
entered, "You believe that Christ
.lipd - for "von ?, Then von - are
sayed;. I-shuddered. ..That" poor
fellow had-a nobler-impulse. He
wanted 5 to unstrap - the burden
from his shonrders" andi thereafter
look the stars intbe facei Biit he
knew that no amount. of: believing
would blot ouf his sins and make a
jo ttuu uioBrii
m - -,
new,ma ui uiut,. .vu,.
Ane preacner
was telling him about something
? :
w o - - . .
maeical, whereas he Was too well
awarethat the dark life behind
r,im wn nn awful fact, and that if
v,ia fnt..rA was 'to-be i. bright he
.vrjroltt -uu.y uGtenr cagte distinction, and places man
injf froraHtlUphirosophy and man -to decider at some'iamctnre 1 ort hla wn UALhiminmHf i
colnmon -sense:"-. 1 whether' he" will sacrifice for the lhe cburcb, like. charitysnffer-
If & marr who is eoiuoAwron'e-l rii?hVor simnlvive & selUsh life; eth-loogr and is kind. It tales
' J . i -t ... 1 i I poorr oirn wifh it nnd tinn tn. I take th namencrer Tin Old 1 oiut Lomlort
the world: ...There- isv no-.necrp. morrow ;wiu, mi. your, urea soui da; jn? .... .
mancy about . if, and 'At you put! from the worn out body-and lead t44fvvk ...uhu v--;'v' : ' "'-
mto it It Ceases to ne me Kinu you into eieruai ugut. . church IS tbe foe Of human daverr -omest Pullman .Drawing-ltooni. Buffet
m,rtt.hHckleonthearmorand-mkkeMallier C0Qia embrace tier lor ex-
t...i. v r- t,aEtx, an
a torn uo g ui . v . uuuojr u
w,nn.Mifl went out into the
nteht, and Heaven knows what
v a v ,-.-..
has become of him.
There is no magic in the sew
birth, but there is glory, peace,
happiness and Jin'al victory; It. is
discouraging to a man to be .told
that everything will go well with
him after his conversion, for that
cannot be true until the laws oTthe
universe are repealed, and if you
-deceiTe hia on that point his last
condition "may be worse tban his
first. It is eafest to tSlf the truth
always. - , ' . ' '':..
Xei me illustrate. Yon are diU
sipated and e?il minded. You
are Bailing. your craft in danger
ous seas and among icebergs and
ice floes. :; Suppose -yoa awaken to
the fact tbat.you are wasting your
self:and iuiperilling everything a
man ought Id hold dear.- You say
1 sbali never get to Ihe other side
on this coarse, I will 6trike fori
the open sea.'1 You' have certainly
been converted, but your convert
sion aoes , not -remove icebergs.
You must get away from them by
carefully trimming- your sails and
coustant, watchful care. When nt
- i v"v'
last you are in clear water the voy-
age, is still. Before you, and it is
folly to tellvyou ;that the friendly Cyrus 'Thompson,, who, onforlu
winds will " waft yon to your jour- natelyrhappens! to be President of
Tinir'a end onH tKa ni,a l 1
rise up against you; .The life of a
Christian is a life of work, and it
wui ue uuuis iub cuurcqvara gate
swings ou its Titnges
But -the change in you is' Vome:
-'-j ,
thing wonderful; both the mental
and.the spiritual change are fayor-
able and stimulating., .The .con-
ciousnessthat you have taken
GodV'aytbeyonV.Vay works
- ' -J . ? -
curious effects in your soul. Your
whole outlook is different, and. the
new-man As quite pnlike-the old
man The heart" that knows it is"
right isVnot like the -heart .that
knows it is wroag. -The peace- that
Fpa8seth uudefstanding is its guest,
wuustj. uauy ueueciicnou. inspires
and ennobles. ; ' -t'
'nrl ' t. V a V
Moreover, when a man has tak en
. . - ' , . r . . . ,
that step the-whole spirit of, the
universe is. with hi'm. IIe is Jn
accord with the :natur6-"of ;things
and feelV God's actual and literal
"rm "t
presence. The dear; Lord 'said, -I
w ..vw jwu, o
come, -xxeaven oecomes a leaiuy,
and the'snuifs'of the denarted lift
him nDlesthestumhlefobiS hurt:
, - '
If the Jatter, heVplays on a harp
- x. ' 1
wuu oroaen siniigs ; u me jormcr,
be is a warrior with mailed Armors
but still a- warrior.: ' i he ngnt is
before' hfro. and he must do him.
the hattlftl',:Dn; not
, . ... . - . ;1
" "U'"1U6
to do, for he has everything to do ;
10 uu, jpr ue uas everytping 10 uo,
but he will doil with anew spirit
and a new courage.- .
- - j -'-" ' ,
f Oar. days are burdensonte and
Lc - . r - - j. . -
duties are neavy. iio;uing can
change that v-But if yon f eel that
yqh are I in God's service you can
bear with less friction and- endure
- ;l
.Itt--l.ring resignation." . While
there is no magic in religion, yet
the difference between religion
and irreligion: is so "great that in
I t.hrt 5 nnn iflssft.' von haVA nnlv.- tbft
. - j - -
T .. z 1. - r . . 1 a a.
1 poorcompauiousnip oTonr,aouoi8f'n,ark'ed
and in the other tbe constant, com
panyf the angels, who will help
f yoir to-day , to overcome" ' and to-
Holding For a Rise
Washington Post
- "rTY-rTonD-rpMrn
- Jix ongreaam
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f. ... j. - :" ' "''
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an Men uaoie, oi,
uao .i.o uu..Kui,cr u
has tbe making of a great financier
: in her. One day ner lather called
her to him. My dear.V said he,
- J -
i -..." .' m f -i v .
a man , W
this room 'full of gold if he .would
sell little brother; Now that means
, , . .'V ' - -
gold enough to fill this room -from
wall to wall and from floor to ceil
incr, Tf hpII litflA hrothftr fnr
, ...
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6 -.
- it.t t .k. l - i,n knm
. tl . -ri. -i is " " , --Y-".r" Th4 trains are composed of tha hanrt-
J sum a soaii D9 ni?-pnyt0
- . t ' ii ' j ;
everything in the world you wani.
Shall I sell Mm f -No. papa"
hanswereu iu u.i-.c g.r urompu,
. S a 1 L. a
and, then . before - Ler delighted
i Dressing so mieh unselfish affec-
.-
lin she went on:
Keep him
I & TW in . a
bigger. :ueii oe worm more
"Did you sayt sir," said the ex
1cited statesman,. 'tbat it wasan
impossibility for me tc-tell
T ': .it 'in' ' ; 1 ..ti 4ti."
the
truth?" ."No, sir," replied;:
other, "L merely said it was
improbability." . . '
the
an
iidren Cry fLPitc-r?Js.C":1cJia; ' Children Cry-' for Pitchers Csstcrh
LODISBURG," N. C, FRIDAY, OniODKll
: CHURCir IlEFORnERS.
SEVERE REBUKE TO THOSE V7H0
ASSAIL IT.
A Kentncty Paper IIa3 its Say oil the
Subject PaysJIts licrccta to Pres
ident Thompson an 1 Senator Butlef
. Ail Caused by the Eecent Remark
' bf.the Forney and tL2 Course of the
Latter. ,, ' ' ,
Louisville Home and Farm. '
Home and FartiLetands for good
humor, cheerfulness and common
sense in politics, and in every-
tD,,n- else tit eyeu intor our
Lnd verbal anse5. ; . ..
-Only a little, tbongb, for busy,
honest, and upright, men, tbougb
truest, often serousro still .as
?;?i-'"'H"0 u 1U"
Jcnned to resort to tardords.
- iflnt North lllit -
excited by the utterances of Dr.
the . North Carolina
iwnu,. voiuijua yuiwcts
illianii.' f :. ' -.V-.--, "
h In1 a recent' nnnWh Tlr
Thompson,-who has a great many
ptaus lur reiorinmg society wmcn
aono commend memseives to
lre mas3
zens, grew angry, and turned on
the church as ' the ceut of oppo-
iIU6rCi.:!i?:,-'-; H-' fv?;
The church says i her 'Stands
on tne side of human slavery.' J
Tboapson,Jr -fortunate
etiongb or nu fortunate enough, to
haye-inis conflict ; with the
church a: newspaper owned by
Marion fButler, who ;1ast "year,
sKpped into - the :TJuited : States
fltler J8 : V
J atlrtt8ferUon un)es3 be knows
what he,is saying.-. lie attacked
iuo vrgauucu uuurcu.'nuu oui
Christianity, and heL will whip If
there is a contest - The trulh .is
,:w ? , , -
on. the siaar of what he aid.":r
:i;It is n6t strange, that infidels
and anarchists, from Itfgersoll to
Bntler and . Thompson, attack the
church, but they; have, even when
combined: no power permanently
toJnjure the church. ; -
; lu imin, ine ennrcn. tneorcan-
izea . vorisiiau ,i;uuTcii,-i8" Jue
great :defender.of the poor, the
helper of the needy; be eustainer.
1 oi nose xast clown. It abo isie
r,cn4 na P00 "
breaks down the wall of selfish.
J ness and- makes the ichnlaYworM
kin.' r. It restrains the power of
f ine dod, ana. teaches patience to
: thevmuTtitude-faud to, those-in
I - I . '1
0t possible to exaggerate
I tbe-beneficent, influences of the
j church on, mankind; .In just so
church on, mankind. - In just so
far as tbe civiiization,of this day
is .broader, more generous, mft-e
gentle, more kindtv: in ''a word.
- I-!
1 more humane: lust in. so far as it
-eachea tha mflssM rtWr tl,n th
classes, modern civiliration o w e
its snperiority: to the civilization
oi,nciet reeee and Kome and
I..t J ni..." i . Vfl t: it
J rlf, tthe uhriatian chdrch. , X
-While . it ir trne that man v
crimes have adifferent stages of
J history been commit ted : in : tbe J
name of the church : while it is
true tha
i . savage brutality has
some of; its' pages, still
We have DUl to Compare the con-
ditlou of the mul
Ultitnde ,t0-dav
with its coud ition
two thousand
Wfs?, hn progfe8f;
1nu- tut. mi .irr iBsauu -
.I.n.".. . H-UH,..H,
I w " uvafcjs Ai j j iuu iu auv Law
- Af thfl r,ninnfltA" .immunthlA.
-v . t-T-- '..T .7
liMgovcrucu iucii ua uo ujar-
, chist8 of Korope aQd Am
foe'alike tolhose-who tn
America . a
na,l tKa
j French revolution infp a carnival
of 'blood and to those .i who in
v.
: 1 America tn.dav would "ovflrthrow
U. est.blied . order that tb.y
mav lor a moment ne eminent.-
a a i a
We know nothino- of the Dr.
trnu - - ' it ti .
llbompRou, but from this ntter-
- ance he is a type of men we know
! v.".:t. . . r : l i r
,u ,uo vty pruiaioui reiurui
1 ers or agitators. 'who. iennrant
i ers, or agitators, wno, ig
; . ' r -o
... rr ,e
ment,; self controlr-seek , in the
name of liberty to subject others
to their will. ; ; . ; ,, . " J
" These mn do 'the cause of the
people infinite harm. We mean
they delay the coming of the time
when, the ordinary comforts of
till I life - will be within tbe reach of
every sober and industrious man
aud woman.
That is . what " civilization is
bringing us. Looking back we
realize that much LaB been done
lathis directiou, and more and
better things await ns, the mul
titude receiving an ever increas
ing proportion of an ever increas
ing product. -
25,K9j.
That is material clvllir on,
and material prosperity bai a
tendency todeadeu men's sympa
thies and to harden their heart.
The church comes teaching that
all men are brother; the children
of a common father, who says:
'Inasmuch as ye do it nuto them,
you do it unto me.
and at the bridal and at the
grave, softens all the hard Hues
of life, puts courage into tbe
heartaof those who are disturbed,
and gives strength to those tho
are weak,, puting an everlasting
arm under those who have fought
the good fight and kept tbe faith.
; Men" and womeu, wherever
you are, distrust the man Vrbo in
the name of any cause tries to
advance it by attacking the
church". ' .
When EAy was sick, gr her CutorU. .
When th u a dGd, be cried for CSutorU.
When she bec&sM Kiss, chicj to Ctari.
Wben the had CLfUIrep, she tare Utem CkftorU.
SCHOOL- FOR GIRLS.
Misses Edith and Fannfi Yarbor-i
v v; rxuh, Princtpalsi : ;
The next eenslon will begin on Thnrsdsy
the 5th of September nndur tbe same man
agement. - - ' ,"jm
; Chargeafor tution very" moderate.
For further particular. oddI. to the I
.1 I ! . I
Dr
urt
yon
ri h5rtoni vtr hirfoa' n n I ttVina rt
AnV Win Hflwill nnr.hdnnripr.ftM
- So the church, with ts teach. AZ'. n v T i-vuiuju-, .i. u
j f t - j , Ayer s llair ikot, TricopLero is .
logs, and jts instilQtionaand ila for tbs hair and skiiVnotbing to behave f.tJfd ur in- tip tr
customs; with sermons, songs and bpat it to k the hair froia fall- J 1? aS.MX)0:i intl.rlmlJ.
prayers; the church at the tritiai ln otl. r in? on ah imt
O "v wM r ; i T i. UJ"UUC Rowdynss wU! b permitted.
OAV E : MONEY- bniVra IAV' 8"Td Trusting that rou lwxll.faVor t:t
- ... . - - my time under a firat-class paiu- :.u w,fi; ....-..
Live high and rest easy.-Call ot J.nrll wnrkm.n r.nhp. with a portion of yourpatronag
. ElhV old offlce in front of r.rnrnn( V.t;.f.;ti; ln In we reyoa we will make cur
House, and seeTtainidAle. If VZlZ?ZZi" T- Vj " " T . I tet effort to please you, ,
have. beeves, muttons, ahoats n rt c"'u. . V . , , ' V Youfi rMitifnllT.
in rJrst-clasa beef and in fact rneouUyod?r8lods erprything about
nf nil kinrl.4 ' nnrl vrnrnintH us iru I bis business. -, from shoein r a I
frienda.for past - favors. I Jiope to j
merit your trade to tne future. :
. :' ;' 7 ' E.'J."lUo8DALtf. ;
Cotton States api.Iitoatol Eijj-
. ATZ.AXTA, CA.. :
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SEABOARD AIR LINE.
VESTIBULED LIMITED TRAINS
Upon TOcl no Extra Fare Is Clanel
Leave Washington, D. C, daily, at 8.40
"P. Mnpoa arriralofth CongrMional
Limited from New York, and reach Atlan
W at 4;09 P. the noxt day. 1
A second train, 'with tbroagh WnJnjr
cars from New York, kar Vabingtoo at
4:10 A. M.. arrirlng at Atlanta (:iU.A.
tbenxtudy
Both traiusleav from the P,Bn.?fr.ni
-..:- .1 .. ...... -.J. U
Union Depot at Atlanta esfear th Lipo
itiun groonds aa through pauengvrs .via
ajiy nne are laudM. v - - . -
ciLFr,u 2?'Ati,rOF DURHAM. - - N O.
rqually as important aa those at Vahtog
1 Phi
ton. nameiy: rrom nfw iote ana raiiaar -
tha Bay LiMStoaar: from Wash -
gton to Norfolk, and Uashlnjrt on tea -
rs; from Ne York, the Old Dominion
I steamships and from Bot-on and Prori -
Lri' Vr,Z
J steamer aides with thronffh traias and Full-
man "rawlog-iuom, tinu meepiog ra
Uurr&Leu luruuau tivui a vimuiuwh v
lantaantboatcnangB. aacnoi iteeroow-t
ptr;.?
I ti baled from end to end anti m ortiiTiv
nui.-.MBll WABHISOTO!! '
I "
WITHOITT CHAHn :.
to
Atiusta
'I roixT of uiterksi ilosotbsuxc.
.. from Washington J. throoah
I Frederickstmrfr, Kichmond and Peterebarg.
Virginia. Weldon. lJiKa ana ctoainero
j Abbevilia, South Carolina i
I Athen. to Atlanta, Oeorgi
I "it - . katkj.
and Clberton and ,
"
22S& SSiA ,A"""
i fiinw
I On Tuesdays and Thursdays, 8eplmber
17th to December 24tb,acroiv at 1 4.uo
fPoni Waehinton. and sia.eo from Forti-
month and itonoik,
1 irom oaie 01
- Dailr. September 16th to December 15th
Inrlnnive. attl0 25 from WahinBUn. and
v : "r. v- ..n. i
$ I Mo Trota roniaiuoia nnu ivpiiuh, nui
itlnTiMitilvii Imm iliita of nb: aud
ited to twenty uays irom iiava oi o"; ui
at a:;j23 from Wa.hingtou and tw
. . the kxroeiTio .
snrpaefi. In some repN ta, anj Exnotion
yet hold in America ner yon nua, ewe
by aide, exhibit from Florida ami Alaska,
California atd Maine, the United BtAWaot
Amerit-a, and the lluited States ot Uraid.
Mexico and Canada, aod o on antil nr!y
every ciriliieJ nation on the elube ia repre
sented. On fhs tcrraren are lonnd, among
many other attrnctisfe. Arab. CUlncec and
peoT'What''f 'JaiIr kand conrer-
rKntion." "
Mnili-iin Tiliiure. slion in2 met now tuoe
Ask fortk-keta via "Tbe Seaboiko Aia
Pullman Sleeping Car fwrTotiosv m i,l
be rna-le and farther information fai"aihed
upon application to any AKnt of tketft-a-board
Air Liun. or to the nii.1i-t.usl.
II W. H. Glotkb, T. J. AsocoC!,
Traffic lilanasr. " General 1'iuta. A gt.
U. Sr. Johs; . -
Yree-PrwiJent.
... JJJ H'ijl.-
Ch'JJrcnCry fcr Pitchers Cxtcria' Hvjuls Bko., Prop'r.
LADICG AND GENTLC.V.EN
Vho may wish nice Lararro
ing or hair dreMiig doue, ill do
well to call on W. M. ALSTON
& I. W. EGKUTON. Ln !if 3 tare
your bang cut right.. We have
Dr. Wbitfl new hair 'rofr.
Van's ileiican Hair Hectoratife,
HOTEL VOODARD,
V. C. Wood t kt, lrop ,
Rurky Moumt Jf. C. , -
Free ru fufU all trtlaa.
K i pr day. '
UniTersity of .North Carulica.
Comprises th Uaivertsity. the
Co!etr', tie 'Law ' and Mfdi-1
Schools, and the Fummcr School
for Teachers. Tutioa G(. S5
Teachers, 471 Stodnt. AtMrws 1
President Winston. Chapil UVA, N. j
for Cataloqrue ur,d handbook on !
"University Education."
, Thomas Warehouse is
thft place for hih prices.
Lanro orders. Plenty: of
Mcney, Politylioue8t troa t
men't. :, .'-"
; LOUiSBURG
Carriage. Shops,.
'. II. TAYLOR, Proprietor. -
If your Carriage, "Buggy, Wag
on or anything in that line nredt
repairing and you want it done
Ngbti brng it to ICC, and if YOa
: r .1
in the black smith shop who ful
work botched- up, s bring it
alonj; to me where it WILL BE
DON'RIGIIT, my prices aw
reasonable. , " ' :
I make Buggies and W.gona to
order. If you want a iood IIoue-
Made Buggy or Wagon, give me
your orders, and you shall havr
what you want.
Thanking my friends for their
patronage in the past and solicit.
ing tbe same m future, I am, .
.Yonra very respectfully,
;'. V U. C. TAYLOR.
Build i up Horns.:
PATRONIZING J10ME ENTERPRISE
ATT HP V 1V1TTHT A M PI! FR.
tLUlUiWl ViiUik
ROOTE CO.,
1 iPP 'MAN ITFACTU KING AS
l - FLNE CIGARS CLIEROOTS
J ; AND CIGARROS
1 As can be,found on tbe market,
h Their Jeadin g brands are
"BULL OF DURHAM
A"fn1A f!inr fnr a nirtle. Hand
Ilavana filled.
"JULE CAltlT
. - ' , ' . . .
Named4 in honor of - Col. J. 8.
' Carr. Pres. Black well Durham
Ji Tobacco .Co.; 5 epet Sumatra !
Wrapper ; , : ' ,t .
i'BLACKWtLIxS DDRILUl1
Named in honor of Col. W; . T.
Blackwcll, father of Durham
- 5 cent SomatraWrapper.- "
LITTLE SADIE, CUBAX CIG
AHP.0S, 10 FOR 10 CENTS.,
,f0LD CH0NKn HEROOTS,
5forlOcenta. TLe finest smoke
. for the xaoney.
- ir n VADTII CTlTril
ulj; nuniu juul
r .
Cheroot, 3 for 5 cenfn, a sure
winner that always pl.asea.
re
Stick to home aud ednd ur your
orders. - . r
U'llsij Xarlna ChrcsLCo.
- DURHAM, N. C.
Jtcracmber, when ,vou bII
vour TobdCCfl Ut HIRiHKS
lr..
Ware House, you nave a
croX cl of hustling huyH to
work for you, who have
laro orders for all graded
ot Tobacco and will give
you 'tliH highest market
I price for it.
l . I r J
1 1 I .ii'l.ll 1
FARMERS
SALOON
:o:
S.'S. DAVIS, Fi:-:::::?,
louisBur.a, a
low jj. u. i ay lor r
Co'., a:id are ,
now fall
Equipped and prej ir J l& tup
. ply the prop! ct IlouUburg
and Franklitv-county the
Choipest Liquors .
I'orth Carolina Hiarulr, ilh
apple and pi-acb, uir.'a.fr"?!
. Beer, . and everyihicg utu
ally kept in a iTral cJiss la
. loon. We desire 'lo hr
. yoa call and try "cur -
: - OLD ' "
, jrONONGAIIELA.
, XXXX '
"Which we aro cenfident will
please the most fatiidioas. Give
it a trial and ypu will have no
other. Wo ars io'e agents at
this place for this iruowLcd
brand of wlmkey, which alwavi
remember and, cotne to us hen
you want it.
ALL CTHEU BRANDS 0? -
STANDARD WHISKIES
KEITONUAND,
. Our place sLall at all times Li
.. . . I J 1 J
j .1 t,.v t...:i'A..
. . v ufi tt tiw wv uuiiuiv;
OSBOPN HQUSP
v J '
I orutu v
Good! accommodations ' fcr il
traveling pobli:.
UU YCU VI AWT A HOUSE ?
. If.so yn will do well to write, '
or see JLovister, at Louiburrv
N. C.before contracting. Plans
specifications and eatiniates mad
tm burnt balldiok's, &c.
7 13-2
SHOE MAKING. : T
" MOSES WEST holds forth in
rearof Thomas Drug Store, (on
tha alley where he (foes shoe -making
and repairing, and guar
antees to do work t good an4
cheaper than . any Shoe-Maktt
in the Strife. . "
Come and e-eo for yourself.
v - Respect fully,
" ' - - - MOSES WEST. ,
; ; CHICKEN CHOLERA
Can U cnml bv using TH0WA5
POULTRY POWDER. ItnUocnrt
Borpand OAPts.- Now la tha tin
tonaeiL. 25 cents a package.
i or sale nv
W.G.tHOMAS, Drugs.
. "" 't ' LrmlAburgy . ...
- NOTICE I. . -.
. I have decided to redare inr
BEES to lOUives. "
...... . .
Will sell remainder for 130
P' nive, thiaincludts top case.
lucsa uws sin worm o.W, IC-T
bees alone. Apply at cnceMo
A. D. GREEK.
FUANKLLNTO.N II0TKL
FHAN K LI N TON", X. C.
. C7U- HOBBS, hj.'T.
- Gaol aeeoraodatioa f .r tta tratfUrg
pnblk.
Uood Livery AtUeoe-3.
R. RCnOSSEN, .
FIRST CLASS PAINTER,
I tfc?er ray aertlcrt to tit rcV.
lie. and tl say that 1 ia 4.retarr4 to
do all kinds ct hoc- ainuc, gram
ng Jlc My work in Lcufbcr,? yalka
for itarlf. and I rrfr to atl rsrt.'- f.-r
hora I har wcrkr-i. Oil fartl'.cns
oa.t a-tr. Git ne year j!rciie,
and yvo sbU b pleased.
IF YOU SUFFER WITH
HEADACHE
OR
NEURALGIA.
TAKE
SiGiImanG5
' Head-Easy,
THE GREATEST HEILEDY
EARTH r
For pale i.i Lot:LbtfT by
"VV.O. TI10MAS.
AYfCCr'.EiCa
For IarVar.fe'r.t. ;r. lr
.T. C Jci.N.
I - - J. O. XJX to. .