V
VOL XXT.. '
! . inu MKT" A.T LAW.
r .,rue in l ta Coarw of ,X3ha State,;
(,.n eln Court House.
VlLLlAMS,
UNKUNTON.N.C. v " -.
services to the.-citi?sstf
t
A
,,oKK & SON,
i..-'.i:-x:Jio,H..a v.
, , the eoarts of Kasb,1 Pricklia,
, " rcn and Waito counties also the
" "- North Caroling, aad the- U.
jiibtriet Courts.. ? ., ..-,
j ALONE.
jv3 below AycocKe
& Co. 'a
Aua
EliJs.'""' " ..
: .
NICHOLSON...
LCI I-jEtStt, S c. K J
1 0 UN SY-AX-LAW, '
i. .:;jsBj'R8. N. C. ,
-..jiirta or Franlsttn. Vance,
ir is inJ Wa&A count-its, aiso
,'j.rt of NortbCAroliuiw Prompt
cuiaatioosc-
s, - -
L r ro AfIiY ai-law, "
LOUlSBUKfl, K. O. " '
jiko on Miu street, over Joaea Cooper'B
It
T.
W. 3ICKSTT,
LnOBSEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Uery matter
Refers to Chlel J aswow Buepuer j, -
-1 IUM lovw- " -
unlne. Hon. Row. w. vvuuwu, ixuy. r v.
K tfjnfijfc vfaaly, Winston Vwples 1
fclttoV. B Taylor. Vres Was
tH.iMj unA r. w. Tlmberlake. -
finiton frrts. First flnioiuu JJiiun. ui tuj
For-
w.
M. PERSON,
A.TTORKRYAT-LAW, a ' ; ,
LouisBuae, w. c. '
Pr.rf.ioe8 in all courts. Offlca Id WW court
Hoa.
U. YA-RBOROUOffJaT
iV.
ATTORNEY AT LAW, . -LOUISBUO,
N. C. ' r '
0ce on sccoud floor of Neal , building
Main Street. , f t , ,
All ! g.il business intrusted to" lam
sill receive prompt anacareiui ReuuB,
to
EMTI3T,
.EDWARD DUG6ER.1). D. Sj
t
Graduate of th oldest Dental College-
the World. Eitfht years experience.,
mi improved instrumental ". Teeth el
tracted without pain. Artifleial teetn
itb mt plaie. satisiacuan or monej
rfturned. ' - ' -
Office over Jones & Cocjpers - 8tor.
'' Tti. t '
Dentistry,
W. H. EDWARDS
OF WAKE FOltEST, N. C.'
!
V ill visit, Louixburg on Monday Tuesday
in vvH.iupsi av foilowina tlie nrst unaay
b e.n li mniith prepared to do all , kinds ol
IU'DKU WOTi. I .
ii .. . . i i 1. '.r i "..;! J ....
Otfi uv.-.r .Tones & Cooper . Store pa
ecu d'j-jr to T. B. Wilder Law of&Ve ..j
J.
TUG. TINNEXS i -J-,U
to d all kind of tm work, re
Al! work tmaranteed. , 'Pla
i-i-'-'iohsi on Main sorest in house recently
wujii.'i! bv r t'arnsli.
RUFFIN & LEWIS,
BLACKSMITHS
art- prepared to do all. kinds -of.
. -
rs in our line. Call to see ua at-our
Qr ir thu Louisbarg nulla. -
6. is. -s:iiro,
DENTIST, 1, V;
LOUISBUBQ, N.'a-J'JV"
0iB, owr Jacket Store'. " - :
Graduate Baltimore . Dental ; Collette.
iweutp-foar veara aetive- experience.
iktificial testh k spkcialtt. Natural
Seeth removed and new ones inserted in
IWBNTY MINUTES; - - -.-.. .v
All work warranted. ' 'V ; .
Loaisburcr is my home "for better, or
wsj" and von will al wars find me
to correct at mv Own expense any
ma', may prove unsawsiacwury.
Very truly.
-BB; KING1,
. ' ' Dentist.
YM1B0R0UGH &. DAVIS,.
The BlacKsmitiis
oflouisbdrg. r;-
iw, and satisfaction guaranteed,
worn in our line uouio i
"9 nave our new sbop (the old ten pm
Pred than ever to serve our, coato-
erg.
STILL AXTHE BRIDGE.
BLACK-SMITHING.
Wherfl T nm sail trnAnrn an TMrvUPWl t dO
Xiwaawork. 1 nope roa will see me as
Bv done before. Tou will find me on
7 &Mt 111 do n tV HI... h.l,1ra Maltl Street'
kinds
inds J
rPd lo repair jrour gun. such as
7Bew look. in. . f h.wa a-nna
am also l
DUttlnir I
hare a few iuns which I
;rthatwUltetold"ooiea"
Tours truly
CENTRAL HOTEL
a P Mauaenburrr Propr
HENDEKSOXT. H-O.
accommodations.' tlotfd fare; Fo
lite sad a tt entire servant
.4 ,.f ., -I' ' ' .... - : :
!?lare, n. a While I am doing all
"Mlf.k.mlthl... hit I I
ALL QUIET ALONG THE P0T01IAC.
Afliet alone th Potomac to-night,- ' -iW
hf and there a stray picket
Is shot as he walks on his beat to and fro "
wy rifleman hid in the thicket
w,.- ! or two now and" then
Aot an officer lost, only ode of the men ,
Moaning out all alone the death rattle.
All quiet along the Potomac to-night " '
"Ibeu- teats m the rays of the clear autunfu
moon , . x .
And the light of the camp-fires gleaming.
tromolons ih. as the ventu ?o.k '
t7 H , the fore8fc4eavc8 slowly is creepin. ' -k'ili8
"Pbow, with glittenng eyes,
Vep gpard o'er the army while sleeping.
There's-nly the sound of the lone sentrr'a
r .- Aa he.fcramps trpmthe rock to the fountain:
And . he -thinks of the two oo the low trundlo
. Fac aw'Sy inthe cot oti the mountain - ?
iismufket fU slackhis face dark and
, gnflj. k - - - ,
y Grow gotitle with memorie tender. " ' V
fie mutters a' player fotKhe child roa.
Ami thetr'in other
"May Heaven'.defend
,Tbi drawmg-his sleewroughly oVer his eyes.
- "e dashes oil tears that are. welling.- : v
And gathars his gun closer up ta his breast,- -Aij
if to keep down the heart's swelling,
passes the fountain, the blasted pine tree.
' And bis footstep lagging and weary.- "
let onward he goes thro' the broad elt of
Toward the shade of the forest dreary, '
Hark; was t ibe'night "-wind that rustlea the
- leaves . .
r.The moonliirht so wonTrniiBlv flAMnirf v
looked like a rifle! Hal Marv sroo
And his life-blood is ehhi nir n.n1 n!n.aliSnr :
mi uiuuii nevma ,0 snine as DruEutlT - as
ioen, . , . - , . t
rbat uifi-bt. whpn t.blnA va. nn
Leaped up to bis lips and .low murmured.
TOWS - " r v .
Where pledged to be eyer unbroken. ' s.
Where soft falls the dew on the face of the
- dead, -
v"The icket'B" off nty forever. , .
.LIVINfcr PEACEFULLY." '
Rev.' Geo. H." Hepworth in Hew, Tork Herald
Let not your heart be troubled, -neither!-1
v ire uitum, on. uiU, UT.iZI t- .1 . w . ,::
Religion is not so much a theory
of saWation, a means of reaching
the other world iii safetv-. as it is a
constant Bonrcerof comfort during
the hardships -and perplexities of
the present time' '- ,-
The futur we may regard as
assured and leave it to take care of
itself. , - .
Che dear Lord, who watches the
Pa V.lg a"d;fl1: a?.d ho
has giteajnssome faint glimpses
of what is to be, 'will keen the
wonaeruu promise, go xo pre
pare: a place for you;' and we needi
hare no disturbing thoughts; but,
on the contrary perfect confidence.
Our chief concern should be how
to make the best and the most of
this life, for if we are in the right
now: we surely cannot go wrong
hereafter. God has hidden certain
benefits, in the experiences through
wuich we are called to pass, and, it
. ix 11 . .1
. . - w ...... ; . - u ... . :s. ,-.-:
importanir mai as we go mrougu
the experiences we find a way- to
gather . the benefits. I am con
vinced that no event-in our lives is
withoftf ita purpose, .and; if our
minds and hearts are .properly de
veloped we ehall not only discover
what that purpose -is,butt have
cause for gratitude and f increased
faith even. amid, sorrows and tears
and bereavements. a -
It should be oar aim, therefore,
to live as peacef ullv as" possible-
that is to sayj we should reduce
the friction of life to ita minimum,
and ' nothing -will serve this end
excent a .bramfelt and heartfelt
religion. Peacef ulness depends on
interior auahlies more . than on
environment and external circum
stances. - , It Js possible H to . have
every thing and at the same time
to nracticallv -have notbine. It is
also possible to travel a rugged
and wearying path with a light
heart. It does not follow that you
are well off because you are rich,
but you may ,r if you will, be well
off i a snite of takin r cares and
strange uncertainties. ? ;
-Everything depends on your
n -mA : dnA "ttnA rnr ?n-
look at yourself. JLiyou can see a
, - . .
Lim mutMncr havnnd thA fttars
when; you look forth, 1 and some-
thing worth your attention when
i you examine your uwu buui, jrwu
have the firm foundations on wnicn
to build a grand and glorious life
TWrirnes .disclosed bv those two
visions are beyond computation
Sb w .
- ..:.naoi tViot trniiT
in lua cuusuiuueueoa j .
- , - i a.. i i s t
tiuy OUtreacneS iUC iiuiifco i"t
that you are capable of appreciat-
inn- the snirit of the Christ and of
aftnronriatinff it in the economy
t Ufa a a TIa rlpsired VOtt tO OO
trim bftcome to a larce extent inde
f what is called good or
ill fortune. You have a priceless
fort iii vbur heart which noth
fit it r.n . nil rehase and of which no
r
onDing theft caa despoil you, for
the most secure of all your- posses
sions is the ideal which you hope
Xo attain. : While it mi'bt be rash,
to assert that yon can become
wholly indifferent . to circum
stances, it is safe to declare that it
yoa b'aVe a comforting faith y oil
can be infinitely happier as a poor
man than yoa corild be with all the
wealth of the world at command if
you had no faith at all.' It is not
the soft bed; which drives refresh-
ing sleep, but a quiet conscience
and a serene trust. We know this
to our sorrow. It is what- yorr
have jnvour heart and "not what
you nave in your " pocket; " that
makes
.you,' enviable! ' A
large 1
j&antt account nat a certain magic
in it, but if yon hope to find there
in the means of happiness you will
be disappointed. The-necromancy
of life has its sources In heartbeats.
YoY.wrong yourself and waste
both time and energy in accumu
lation as the . sole aim of life;. It
is impossible that God can hare so
arranged the - world .that dollars
will . buv whit th noor nafld an
well as the ricb..The most de-lirl,?f;
able things must be in reach of the
multitude, and I am sure , that
though you toil from day to day
and bend toot shoulder to the bur
ded of hardship, you ought to have,
and you .can have great comforts
and great joys." True religion., is
thoroughly, democratic. - It favors
no class, but gives as plentifully,
to the unlettered 'as to the learned.
The picture, of .an ideal life
Which Christ offers us is whollv
enticing and allurinir-a. Father
wVia lUron. tn f J
hrt , n TCldpr. BmtW wK'trftrl
iY,a th nf .nnUK nrl rtn
and who tells usow we may pos-
sess our . souls in .peace ; a heaven
in which; there will he no more
partings, for in its wide territory
there is no graveyard;' a host of
angels with whom we may com
municate, . and whose influence -is
rond about' us from day to day.
Can-any soul. ask fork.more?JwWhat
id thPM aika that vnn run dMirAf
Witt, k. ?tL. o
e,ud 'equipped . for whatever exi
gency may occur. I do; not -say
that life will not still be a very
serious business, taxing your re-
sources at times to their .ntmost;
but I 'venture to assure you that
.... - . ...
you wilfhave many comforts which
can be 'earned, but , not bought.
and, a certain quietness of - soul
; . , . '
which , be : alone can enjoy, who
knows-what the present meansand
who : eees the beckonincr - hand ot .1
ie future. -To rest calml'on ,the
watchf nl r care Of .Providence even
when the way is dark and stormy.
to feel in the inner depths that the
Hand which guides knows how to
guidef to yield iu submissive res
ignation to .whatever befalls, look-
in e over to the mist covered fields
of Paradise as the. refuge from
crier and toil this is to lead a
anr nrnfitiiKIa mrA vrv - r.rtmfort
able life, one that will be a daily
blessing unto yourself and an
encouragement to every struggling
soul in the world. " '
iThe Ubiquitous .Waist.
r The fancy waist will be as im
portant a feature of tho winter
wardrobe as ever before, and the
silks designed ' for them are of
great beauty. Softly blended
Persian v and "Oriental 'effects of
color -will be most popular, and as
they come in the richest silks they
have not yet become common.
Sometimes their rich color is sub
dued by a drapery of plaited chif
fon falling from a yoke of jet or
lace pessementerie. From 'Re
view of Fashions,' in Demorest's
Magazine for November.
As if we'oUdn't already have
diseases enough in this country,
the doctors have discovered another
wriirh thev call the Railroad Kid
ney, not, because it carries people
nff. morRnftftdilvthan other dis-
..... Knt h-ra,ieitis contracted
f rftn thfl fi n dust absorbed throuch
t..i v. .-:i.n
ine 8&1U IU (uunuuuug laiuyau
riding. Seafaring " people and
people who travel on canals are
not subject to it.
Children Cry fcr PitchcrfsJCtcrla.
- L0UISBUR6, N; C, FRIDAY,4 1 OYE1IBER
THE
SODTnESX. EAlIw AY
. ; EXPOSITION WOUK.
CO.'S
; " VAtlakta,' Qa., September 20.
Editor Manufacturers Record : -The
Sootheru Railway has
erected, doubtless the most classi
cal building on the exposition
grounds. It is a most beautiful
and; symmetrical; production
ana in iw pure wnne
daintiness resembles a gem of most
Drimant appearance and cnaste
aesign. lis gnaea aone is sur
mounted by. a heroic size female
figure representing modern rail
way progress, j .. .. - j" '
Its interior contains a' bureau of
0njaUoa under the a nspices of
me passenger-department, and a
similar -bureau., under theT auspices
of the landiand immigration' de
partment, and also contains an ex
tiblt of fare and costly": selection
of the.fine8t S the Sonth
The building is set forth as an
example of the best production of
the architect, N Mr.1 . Bradford . L.
Gilbert, and " it was constructed
under the supervision of the man-
Co:
Even more ; than the Pennsyl
vania Railroad was. to the. Centen
nial Exposition ai Ph iladelpnia,
and the . HI in ois " Central railroad
was to the World's Fair, the South
ern Bail way! is to the Cotton'States
and ; Iuteriiational Exposition at
Atlan ta Th i s great sy ste m reaches
Atlanta from'all four points of the
com paw," stretching out its immense
rarm8ato the Potomac at; Washing
lon and the Ohio river gateways
&t Cincinnati, "Louisville, St. Louis,
Memphis, Vicksburg and New)r-
le&n8 and "aching dowa into the
?ntior rld ??d Ptrg
as a network the entire Southern
States, it brings directly Into the
gates of ; Atlanta trade and travel
from all quarters of the globe.
'-XThe Southern Railway being the
only line ;Of , transportation enter
ing the - exposition grounds, it has
undertaken to proudly assert its
. o t"3 . r
lt:i!i j i . .
Boa u proviuea tne mosi
ample and accommodating termi
nal facilities, both in Lloyd Street
Station, adjoining the; Matkham
Hojiseand immediately opposite
j - : - , . J
7, " V7 " " T:
tion itself. . -. -
, ' .
oiithern -Rai way has ar-
ged,aj system . of quick tra n
1 service oetween tne city ana tne
J - - -.- - .. y
giuuuug . oitbu . iuo ouuku una
never -before Witnessed. .These
trains are arranged so as to be run
within three minutes of each other,'
and afford a total carry ingeapacity
of 20,000 an hour in each - direc
tion, or total movement ; in , one
hour of 40,000 people, should neces
sities' require. - : "! ''
v Vice-President Baldwin has im
bued his entire staff, of subordi
nates with a spirit of energy and
enterprise in this undertaking
" " . V . . ,y .
successful of the kind ever knownt
' The passenger department of
the Southern Railway has issued
extensive and beautiful advertis
ing matter of original and effec
tive sort, and has participated very
largely in the effort , so . success
fully resulting in - arranging the
lowest rates upon the most liberal
basis ior the Atlanta Exposition
ever' afforded any exposition t of
this kind in the world. . . v
The freight department has lent
similar aid and enterprise in pro-
'vidinir for. the movement of the
exhibits, and indeed the watch
word throughout the entire South
ern Railway system seems to be
"the Atlanta Exposition must be
an overwhelming success."
The transportation department
of the Southern Railway is doubt
less as well oEcered as any railway
in the United States. Most ample
and extensive' train service has
arranged by the transporta
"on oeParimeuVfc0 w"u cv"
body from every whera to Atlanta
on tbia g.reat occasion
; I. W." AvEax.
7 .egro day at the Atlanta Expo
-mon was the largest yet in point
of attendance.
I Qh!!ircn Cry f;r Fiber's Ca:
8, 1895.
AS TOKE WSPAPES3.
The Rer. T. Da Witt Talmace
Has
Been There and Knows.
"One ot the great trials of the
newspaper profession," says Itev.
Dr. 1 . DdWitt Talmaseina recent
sermon, "iathat its members are
compelled to see more of the world
thari anyotherprofeasion. Through
every newspaper orace day niter
day go all thevaoitiee that want
to be puffed, all the revenge that
want to be reaped, all the mistakes
that' went to be corrected, all the
dull speakers that want to be
thought eloquent, all the meanness
tuai wants to cet its wares noticed
gratis in order to save the tax of
the advertisinEr eolnmn,all the men
who want to be set riirht who never
were right, all the crack-brained
pmiosopnerH. witu stones ,-tnia as
their hair and as gloomy as their
finger nails in the morning bereft of
soap all the bores who come to
stay five minutes but talk five
hours. Through- the editonal and
reportorial rooms all the follies and
shame of the world are seen dav
after day; and the temptation is
neither to believe in God, men or
women.
'It is. no surprise to me that in
cms proiession there areBorae ukep
tical men. L only wonder that
newspaper men believe anything.
Some men expect their wiyea to
ouj a aouars worxn or stun witn a
hundred cents and keep the change
for pin money.
When Baby was sick, we fe her Castorla.
When she was a ChDd, she cried f or Castoria,
When she became kOss, she clung Coatorla,
Wbec she had Children, she gT thaat CsstorU.
SCHOOL FOR GIBLS. :
Hisses EdittTand Fannla .Yaibor-
-tugu,' Principals.- ; ;
; - The next session will begin oa Thursday
me oin oi oeptemuer unaer t tie same man
agement, ; .' . . ....
' Charges for tution Very moderate.'
For further 'particulars apply to 1 the
iaay principals. . . .. t - -
Cotloa Stales arii Interiialloiial Emo-
SEABOARD AIR LINE.
VESTIBULED LIMITED TRAINS
Ml WMCullO Eltta Fore IS Chared-
- j.. i
Leare Washington. D. C dally, at 8.40
P. ItL. upon arriral ol the Congreaeional
Ximited'' from New Turk, and reach Atlan
ta at 4:09 P. uM the next dav.
A second train, witn tbrougn aleepiag
ears from New York, leares Washington at
4: A. M., arriTing at AUsnta 6:UU A.
the next day. -- ' i
Both trains leare xrom the rsonsiirania
railroad station and. land passengers In the
Union Depot at Atlanta. as near the Expo
sition grounds as through passenger, via.
A5T Jin. are landed.
At Portsmouth and Norfolk, V., the
Seaboard Air Line baa - other connections
o a all r as Important aa those at Washing-
ton, namely: rrom new iora ana raiiaan
" W , V aT V 1 rkL II . 1.1
ohia. the Cape Charles Boate: from BaJU
more, the Bar Line steamers; from Wasa-
inirton to Norfolk', and Washington steam
era: from New York, the Old Dominion
ateamthlDs and rrom Boston as a rronr
dne. the VIerchanU' and Itinera' Steam-
hiDs. Close connection is made at the
itmnmr .idee with through trains and Pull
mat Drawing Boom. Buffet Sleeping Cars
operated through from Portsmouth to At
lanta without change. Each of tbeee route
taka the. paeeenger ria Old Point Comfort
and through uampion ttoaos. .
These trafos are composed of the band-
SOmeSb X Ulliuau lfiin iwuii
Sleeping Cars aud Day Coaches. The 8:40
P. it. train ('.'The Atlanta 8pecialL Is rem-
tibuled from end toeoa ana is owutid
IOUD VKOU .WASHIJIOTO!! - TO ATLAJITA
WITHOUT CHABOS.
"v FOOTPSOF lTrBBKri.LOSa THIUXX.
- The route from Washibgton is through
TradaricksburK. lUchmond and Petersburg.
Virginia, Weldon. Bal-lgh aud Southern
PinesNorth Carolina, Chester, Clinton and
AbbeVille, Sonth Carolina and Elbertoo and
Athens to Atlanta,- ueorgta, . v. .
-." . . ' mATca.
-.Excursion ticketa will be sold to Atlanta
and return, via the Beaboard Air Una, as
On Tuesdays and Thursday. September
17th to December ?4tb, indumre atl4.uo
from Washington, and 112.60 from Ports
mouth and Norfolk, limited to ten days
from date of sals. ' '
- TVa.il v. R-otember 16tb to December 15th.
Inclusire, at $19 25 from Washington, and
$17.35 fnm Portsmouth and Norfolk, lim
ited to twenty days from data of sale; ad
ot $2.35 from Washington and $J3 65
from Portsmouth and Norfolk, good until
January 7,1890.
, . -' ' thb nxrosmo
surpasees. in some reepcts, any Expoeition
yet held in America Here yon find, side
by side, exhibit from Florid and Alaska,
California aud Maine, the Cnited 8tates of
America, and the United States of Brasil.
Mexico and Canada, and so on until nearly
erery cirilid nation on the globe is repre
sented. On the terraces are found, among
many other attractisns. Arab. Chinese and
Mcxfcan Tillages, showing jut how those
peoples hare their -daily walk and .conrer
eat ion." ' .' .
Ask for ticketa Tia'Taa Skaboabd Ajb
Pullman Sleeping Car reserration wi.l
be made aud further information furninhed
upon arpltion to any Apent of the Sea
board Air Line, or to the undersigned.
II W. I). GljOTKS. T. J.ASPEEfOX,
Traffic Manager. General Paw. Agt.
E. Br. Jos;
k Vice-I'resiJot.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
;o;
Who may wieb nice shampoo
ing or hair dressing done, will do
well to call on W. II. ALSTON
& L. W. EQERTON. Ladies bae
your bang cut right. We have
Dr. White new hair irrower.
Aou , V0:" sioraure.
for the hair and skin, notbintr to
beat it to keep the hair from fall
ing out. .
HOTEL WOODARD,
( W. C. VooDASi, Prop ,
- . Be-ky Mount, N. C.
Free Eos meets all trains. . "
: ti per day.
University of Sortb Carolina."
Comnnaea the UnivereitT the
College, "the ;Law - ani Ifeiiical
Schools, and the"' 8ummer School
for . Teachers. Tution G0S3
Teachers, 471 Students. Address
President Winston. Chapel UU1, N.
C, for Catalogue and handbook on j
LOUISBURG
Carriage1 Shops,
: H..a TA&LOH, Proprietor.
Tf your Catriage, Buggy, Wag
on or anything in that line needt
repairing and you want it done
light, bring it to toe, and if you
want your Carnage or Bugsry re
painted in a first-class 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
understands everything about
his: business.- fronj shoeing a
horse to irioning a fine tuggy.
It does not pay to have yourfwe assure you we will make 01.4
work botched up, so. bring ifj
along to me where -it WILL BE.f
DONE RIGHT, my prices .sn'
reasonable: ; - . '
I make Buggies and Wagons to
order. If you want a good Home-
Maps Buggy or Wagon, give me
your orders, and you shall havr
what you want. ' . - .
Thanking my friends-for their
patronage in the past aud solicit-
mg ine same in xuinre, 1 am, -
Vnn t vow a s rvaJ tn 1 1
v .r- II. C. -TAYLOR.
Build up Home.
by-
WthONIZIN6HGUE'EflTERPRrSE
MALLORY DURHAHZCI1ER-
I . "1
ROOTE CO.
OF DURHAM. - - N O.
ARE MANUFACTURING AS
FINE CIGARS CHEROOTS
.AND CIGARROS
As can oe found on the market. '
Their leading brands are
"BULL OF DURHAM"
A dime Cigar for a nickle. Hand
- Ilavana filled.
"JDLE CARE .
Named n, honor of Col. J. 8,
Carr, Pres. Blackwell Durham
Tobacco Co., 5 cent Samatra
Wrapper 4
'BUCKWELLS DUItHAli'
Named in honor of Col. W. T.
- Blackwell, father of Durham
5 cent SumatraWrapper.
LITTLE SADIE, CUBAN CIG
ARROS, 10 FOR 10 CENTS.
!'0LD CHUNK" HEROOTS,
5 for 10 cents. .The finest smoke
. for the money. V
"OLD NORTH STATE"
Cheroot, 3 for 5 cents, a-sure
winner that always pleases.
. A . J J Mm mm ' Aa-aa
Diicmruuuio .uubcuu ua Juul
orders. ' , -
.. ; n.t.. ; m 1 nl-
Lid nif UUltiaa UQSIC31 UO.
... . "
DURHAM,- N. C. -
Tk'C NOTICE
The tax books of the town of
Louisburg has been placed iu my
hands, and the taxes for 1803, are
now doe. All those owing taxes
will please settle the same nssoon
as possible, and thereby save trou
ble and costs. .
- R. D. PcfXELL, '
Tax Collector.
J D- a R. S- CHHI3TIVI
RICHMOND, Va.
Prorapt attention to orders and
eutisctioa GUARANTEED.
FARMERS
SALOON
Or
S.S.DAVIS, Fr:;r!:::r,.
LoiJiiminnu. it. a
We have
fil ted ui
op in tip top
Niuthebuild-
8ylea8ALOO
ing on Naih 8tn justbe
low D. IL Taylor &
t . Co'e and are
- now fully
Equipped and prepared to sup
ply the people of Lomaburg
and Franklin county the
Choicest Liqiiois .
North Caroliii.Biandy,' bolK
apple aud poach, wines,fm h
09 '
ally kept iri a first-class ta-
loon.' We desire to harw
wyoa call and try our -
OLD- ( -
MONONGAHELA
xxxx
Which we are confident will
please the most fastidious. Give
it a trial and you" will have.no
other. We are sole agents at
this place for this renowned
brand of whiskey, which alwars
remember and come to us. when
jouwantiL
ALL CTHER BRANDS OF
STANDARD WHISKIES
- KEPT ON HAND,
Our place shall at all limes b
kept quiet and orderly, and gen
tlemen need have no hesitancy
in tailing in at any time. Ko
Rqwdyness will be permitted. .
"Trusting that you will favor c
with a portion of your patronagf .
best effort to please you.
. ;- Youn respect if ully.
8. S. DAVIS.
OSBORN'HOUSEi
9 . .
V' uaiiU f wpnewr,
I - Oxford N C r
-
I uooa accommodations xor um
traveling public-
DO YOU WAN! A HOUSE V
If so you will do well to write
or see J. LevUter, -at . LoulsburirJ
Nf C, before contracting. -Plani,
speeifieatioDS and estimates mad
on burnt buildings, sc.
7-12-3 m.
SHOE MAKING. -
MOSES WEST holds forth in
rear of Thomas' DrugJStore,
riA nil aw wl-ierA "Via Anem srt.
making and repairingnd gvei
a n fnn. twA.V mm - ma4 a.
chesper than any &hoe-Mak
in the State. .
Come and see for yourself '
- . . Respectfully,
MOSES WEST.
.ma-cnoLEiLV . :
Can be cured by using TIIOilA;
POULTRT POWDER: It alaocur ; .
both and oapcs. Now Is the tin.:
to use it. '25 cents a package. -
For sale br
W. G. 1 IIOMA8. Droggiat,
. ' Lonlaburg, N. C
. ' , NOTICE I" .
1 bave decided to re a nee my
BEES to 10 Hives.
Will soil remainder for 'f 3,Su
per hjve, this' includes top cae
These bees are worth V.O0. foi
bees alone, ' Apply at onca to ,
. A D. GREEN.
FUANKLINT0N HOTEL
,C. JI- ' tiOBBS, Ftp'r.
. Good aecotodatloa for tb travtliaf
pnblie. , - '
I jxsm mmiwij a.mvmw. H -
R. R. CROGSEN.
' FIRST. CLASS rAINTER
LotnsBrao, 3. c -
I wish to offer my errlre to He tiu
I !?. andl will asw th.t I am rrerared U
j do all kinds ot bouae paiBtin, gran.
injr&e. My work lo LooUbnrc sprsK
foriulf.andlr-ferto all partW ff
whom I bar
worked. Old furnlUr
made new. Gircma roar ptro&4
and yoa ahall b plcaaed.
IF YOU SUFFER WITH
HEADACHE
NEIURALGIA,
TAKE -
Stoilmans'
IIca(M:aoy3
THE OBClVTEST REilEDI 1-.
EARTH." '
For i.ole la Loci burg b r
W. G. THOMAS
AYCOCXEJLCO,
Fcrtak ks Fraalillatoa by