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THE FRANKLIN -TIMES. J. A. THOMAS Editor: end Proprietory Feidat. JAOTAar, t; ' 1896. tar drops; Cotton 1. , , Write it 1896: ""'' The "towi fathers" meet tb-BightA Several new teacher and pqpila at rived At the College this weefcC i Coontv CommiwJoBer meet in regu lar monthly session next Monday. : . 3hri8tmaa 1895 is now an occasion of the past, and we are ushered into- tire vearof 1896. . 1: V" The holidays are over, and onr peo ple seem to have settled down to bqsinesa for another twelve month. Nashville had a $15,000 fire last Sun day "night. Several stores, and a livery stable and a. dwelling hoase were burned There, was probably mow money barned, in 1 fire-works,: darinar last week, ia Louisbnrg, than for several previous holiday seasons A number of our exchanges have re- cently entered new volumes, among them onr maeh Esteemed neighbors, the Hen derson Gold Leaf, and Durham Sun. Henry L. Thomas has accepted i position in the drug store of his brother. W. G. Tbooaaa (on the corner) and will be glad to have his friends call to see him. A house in whieh IvTjs. Mary Odum and Miss Leora Alford Uved in Cypress Creek township, was burned on th 18th of December. Everything they had in the house was consumed. At th time of the fire they were visiting at a neighbors. There are very few business changes in town to note at the beginning of the New Year. The Teiser Orberdorfer Com' pany will reiijove their sioek to Hender son (not being able to get a suitable store bouse) and W. P. Neal & Co.. will occupy their uwn building occupied last year by the first nttned Company. Christmas services were held in the Episcopal church in the morning, and iu the Baptist church at night. At the Episcopal churoa Rev, J. B. Avirett preached a sermon appropriate to the day. The service's at the Baptist church insisted principally of music. The solos of Misses Lillian Green and Annie Strickland were beautifully rendered, and the music was all of a high ordr, Franklinton's new cotton factory has begun operations. It is quite a credit to our neighboring town, and will no doubt urove to be a payioi? investment to the euterprising inm who have taken stock There is no renson in the world why Louisburg should not have just such a factory in her tnidst. As p gentleman wuo o-vuH stock in the Frankliaton fa tiry said to the editor, "all that is needed pushing mdajike Sam Vann to take the lrad." Wka will take; the lead in Louis burg? The management of the entertain raent of the .. fi. Church Sunday school desire to return thank- to the Louiburg Orrbestri for the nice music furnished on that occuion. This is a fi a-musical ors,'aaiiatiia and its readiness in aa.ist ing whenever its services are desired, as well as the splendid and delightful oiasic it furnishes, has made it more popular among our people. One good term de serves another and whenever the Orches tra shall eali upon oar citizens for assis tance or support, a. hearty and liberal response is assured. Capt. T. M. Fleming, the faithful, obliging and efficient, Conductor on the Loaisbarg Railroad, received quite a painful hurt on the 24th of December, He was between two cars at Franklinton attempting to couple them when his right arm was caught between the bum per and mashed very badly. He has been confined to his room since the acci dent, but we are glad to state he is . im proving and will soon be able to be At bis post again. The Captain is a very careful and safe Kail road man, ana ac cidents occur with him very seldom. Mr. John Duke, of Raleigh, is filling Capt. Fleming's place during his confinement mt- i : J t i. ur..j. in ueavy vmu ui iaii im.uuujt night blew off a portion of the wall of the new bote!. . It fell npon the law office of Cooke & Son, and almost completely de moUthes! it. Fortatoately Ca-pt. Coplfe had gone out of "his office about a naif hour before the occurrence. Had he been in it when the wall fell, he would in all probability have been seriously hurt, if not killed. He has moved his office temporarily in the Jones & Cooper build ing, and is occupying the room recently vacated" by Dr. Dagger. Mr. J". L. Jackson, Superintendent of the Home for the Aged and Infirm, de sires us to riturn thanks on behalf of himself. and'-the inmates .of ..;the Home .to - the ladies wW so kindly furnished an. elegant and bountiful Christmas dinner for the unfortunates of whom he has charge. It was 'a beautiful spirit of charity which- prompted this beneficence thereby an example which all should seek to follow. It ia more blessed to give than to receive" and truest Christianity is exemplified by those who labor and give for the happiness and "relief of oth ers... The poor, ye-hav: with ,,yoa "always." , . ,. . '- Mr. and MnOs JV parbami Mr. and Mrs. Wn. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. WB, Green; a jad Jir. ,a nd ajirs."; P. A. Beavjs, have all returned from their bridal tours. See the announcement of the Vale Academy in this issue. Its c excellent principal, Prof.! KimbalU spent the holi- QAys with bis people in Gran viller -'The eolored , people, of this countr celebrated anTlst, B mancipation Day, m-great style. Two brass bands fur nished the-music and there was a great deal of parading, speaking, Ac-.- , , Where the. Fickle People of onr Town Are lloyinff. ; - . ' - - ,-' To start the ball.D. C. High moved to a house of ? Mr. Ford's . on Spring Street, Or H. Taylor mo vs to the house vacated by Mr. - High, B, C. Batcbelor occupies the house vacated by Mr. Taylor, J, B. Surles, , the one vacated by Mr. Batchelor, Mr. Bob Fuller (having moved ! f ryra the country) occupies the house vacated by Mr. Sarles, Mr. Johnson has moved to one-of -tf. A. Crenshaw's bouses on Spring Street, Mrs J'. C. Aycocke will occupy , the house ' vacated by Mr. Johnson, W. G. Thomas, the house va cated by Mrs. Aycocke, R. D. Beasley has moved to one of J. P. Timberlak's new houses near Mr. White's, Mr. Jim Mead ows occupies the house jracated by Mr. Beasley, Mrs. Pinnell occupies the house vacated by Mr. Meadows, Messrs. S. S. and T. T. Davis occupy a hopse of H. A. Crenshaw s on Spring Street. If there are any movers we have omitted, we will be very glad if tho movers would notify us to that effect. Marriages. . y J " : ' During the month of December marriage licenses ver iMued to the following conpks in this county: , , ' nniTp- o. Alien ana uuij u. rvrrj, i tt-ant9 ' r Alonto Burnett and Lucy Conn, G. A. Bell . VT : . aiict P.m. fitmr, T.-n'm. Rn.on onH , f MUUI0 llarried. . ; : " - , , In Lonisburg: on the 24tht at the ' residence ' of Capt. ; J.; Thomas, Rev. "W. fi. Morton, of. P. A. Reavis'to L Thomas. .The Christmas Entertainments. Oe Tuesday evening, Christmas Eve, there was an entertainment at the Bpis copal rectory for the Episcopal Sunday School scholars. There was a Christmas tree with 'presents for the scholars and the young folks had a happy time of it. On Thursday night after Christmas, the Baptist Sunday School bad a Christ mas tree and party at therOpera House The tree was beautiful and was fairly oaded down with appropriate presents- for the young misses and masters. Re freshments were served after the distri bution of the presents and there were pleasant social games. Last Tuesday night the Methodist gunday School celebrated the holiday season by a party at the Opera House. There were songs and recitations by the scholars and the Lonisburg Orchestra was on hand and furnished some excel- ent music. Presents were distributed among the young people of the Sunday School by a very real looking Santa Claus. Refreshments and games added to the pleasure of the occasion,, and it was heartily enjoyedby ooth young and old. Creekmore, Wi E. Bobbitt and Mary Dicker- von, George Breedlove - and Annie Loyd, William Edwaids and Fannie Evan. Herbert Grissom and1 Mary Davis, Edgar Griffin and Sadie Biker ; E. B. Gnptoa and Mary- E Woodltei, N. N. Hight and Lena Cottrrfl, W. A. Johnson and Emina Hedgpcth, Bnfns Joyner and Joe Hamlet, Cooper Leonard and Loa Leonard, Vv.' A; Kewton and- Emma Minga, David, Newton and Minnie Clifton, Z. M. Overton and Cytbia Yearpn.G. G. Powell and Ada Flow, . Joseph Privett . and Dora Ellen, Henry D . Bodwell and Ilora L Thompson, Hackney Richardson and Mattie Priveft, Thds. Bagan and J.A. Merritt, Wm. KobioBon and Mattie Lou Bullock, P. A Keaviaand Fannie L. Thomas, J. M. S.vke and Lillian .Moore, A. W. Stilea and Snsan Vheeler, Chas. Sayn ore j.nd Annie L. Creek more. A. H.,hearin and lala K. Hohner, W. P. Tharrinarton and Lnla Tnoker. J. K. Woodlief and Maggie Ellhs I. E. Matthews and Neva Boone, W. W. Mitchell and L,ula Moore, E. H. Moore and Eva Hait, T. B. Martin and Birdie Edward, N. C. Moore and Mande Moore, A. Morton and Kate C. Dnke, D. N. Murphy and Stella Radford. Colored Walter Allen and Manervy Mann, fleo. Branch and Loeie"J.ieiP Frank Cannauy and Carrie Brooks; RoL't Coppedge and Fannie By rum, Bud Chavis and Lucy Wilson, Edward Dickens and Jenadns Mo- a Richard Egerton and Susanna Lewis, Simon Green and Rhody Battle, Alfred Harrison and'&aura Stokes, Frank Harris and Annie Perry, Sella Hargrove and Tilla Perry Henry Hayes and Winnie Alston. Henr j Hunt and Delia Foster, Seym ore Jones and Emma Roberts, S'm. Lewis and Lnla White, Edward Musey and Minna Green, Ed Majo. and Martha Kearney, William Moss and Carrie Neal, Austin Neal and Saliie Baker. Hence Perry and Pattie Hight, Lester Perry and Roxana Harris, Wash Perry and Hattie Alston, Alfred Stokes and Jennie Coppndge. J. H. Williams and Laura Ellis. 'Maior Williams and Martha Neal, Oscar Williams and Martha Burt, James Williams and Jane Vt : rerry. $ groom;, is, one of v XfOtusburg e prom le n t you ng busi ness men anb, the bride ie ra , Try . aecom plisbed young lady eistqr of oar popti far v arebottse m an , Capt. J; B'TLonias. ,. Hearty I. conrrat1 uiaiions. In Nasb eonnty, at the reai dence orhe bride's father.- on -the 18tb of December, Mr. A. H. Baker, of this county, to Miss Zeuobia Gardener. A long and pleasant, life is the wish or the V - . MaplevUle. Items. Mrs. F. Ashton, accompanied by her sonam (a noble, manly youth) left on the 17th inst, fof Birmingham, Ala where she goes to join her husband, who several months ago, preceded her to that place. Though retiring .and unostentatious, Mrs.. Ashton is a brave, true woman, nossessinfir most excellent qualities of bead andheart, and by her many aina ana neighborly acta ; ban greatly endeared herself to the pe'opte of .the ommanity4n7whicb;sbe'; has livfd for the last six JrtoatoHer iiumefr ous friends regret fcf-parfc vtitb her, but their beit wishes for'th proepwrity and happiness of herseif and family go witn uer to ner new notne. ! Subscribes, Mrs. W. GTTromai has a few more ol those thorough bred Plymouth Bock roosters for sale. . Apply early. Roman candles and eaanoa-eraekert rom one cent up atl homas drag store. The finest casdt kept ia town at Thomaa Drugstore. ?f . V.. ' ; .- :,: If you want the best o ixYrmsa. always buy- from the Drug ' Store, Thomas keeps the best candy at 15 to' 75 cents pound. -: ; ; . New line fashionable: stationery j ust received at Aycocke & Cofs, ; c- TUOMASl Sarsaparilla U. the best Tonie & Blood Poiitier; Mixed Pickle Spices in any quantity. at.Thomaa'-Drngtore.. . - :' Bring' your preecriptiocs to W. G. Tnomaa.. He attends to th la depart ment, personally. ; Bay your sewing machine from B. P. Taylor he will treat you right. . It ts a marvel of love and beauty to wateh the "old Ball 1088? pass the glasses from one band to the other filled un pure lioucr. that win not cause a headache, nor a pain to flatter, and can only be obtained from H. Waltt. . .. To make a change in business, J. P. Winston is dosing his entire stock aw and below east. Remnants, drees goods,' all wool, double width. Women's all wool underwear.' Men s all Wool over and underwear, shoes and clothing. In fact everything you want. v; v r' v -v v -y kotice i . Jt r wot power contained tn a taortrig eel exnrated ta me by Jm fc wriiT. oj d(y rwtstetwllo booaSS. psrs isa. hit an a 1S7. Reirtster of Deed oOk. for PnutkJM Ooanty. I wtlf eU to the aifrhtt U ht for cmo In front of T. C Joyner's drag ior la tbtowa.of Ftm kiln too at 11 oWk U. eo -nieaasy tn7Ui day of January is&6. oh lot This St Dec. of Und tdtaated in Uie town of rraeaanteti, N.C., adtoinlBs; (be lands of W. L..irOh and IaaUh Howard, and mor fsJlr deacrtbad In said tt. C Eianr, Mortgagee New Goods.: New Goodsr Personal. For the Times. Christmas Entertainment. The Sunday School scholars of St. Paul's P. E. Mission near Kittrell entered upon their Xmas entertainment at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon, and for sev eral hours wasifiighly pleased with what they heard and saw. The attendance was large, the attractions were varied and pleasing, the enjoyment was thor ough, and declared by all a grand sue- cesS. -every thing passing off as merry ao a wedding bell. . - The rooms were tastefully decorated with mistletoe, holly and other ever jfreeena. Tbe tree was more beautifully decorated than any w ever saw, and ioaaea wita presents, not oniy lor tne Sunday School scholars, but for many of tbe visitor, tbe Rector being in no wise forgotten. Jiear by the tree stood a brick chimney constructed of paper boxes, exact im t- tion of brick filled w'tb. all kinds of g.o 1 things. This was so natural, that many present were surprised when old Santa Clause and the little fairy becan taking it down and passing a brick first to the Sunday School scholars and then to the visitors. All had a brick from the chim ney, though not ia their bats, The Snow Storm Machine worked admirably and was so realistic, natural, novel, and so true in every detail as the snow came down, down 'upon old Santa and all over the room, that the children looked up to see if the roof bad not been lifted off tbe house. The window scene added much to this aspect. Banked up on the outside could be seen "The Beautiful Snow," white against the panes is wildly beating aa if an old fashioned snow storm was raging without. Everything connected with this Xmas entertainment was a grand success, and reflected the greatest credit alike upon liberality and ingenuity of the pro moters. Osb Who Was Miss Dena Winston of Younsrsville. is visiting the editors family. Messrs. W. T. and Clarke Hnsrhes visited their relatives- in Virginia dur ing the holidays. Miss Tempie Williamson who has been visiting friends and 'relatives in Hen derson returned home this week. Miss Mary Yarboroaeh. who is teach ing at Laurinhiirg, spent the holidays with ber people! here , Miss Nannie 'Blackley, of Franklin ton and MissLnra Duke, of Raleigh, are visiting tbe family of Mr. R D. rinneii. Messrs. E . W. Furgurson of Rsleteb : T. A. Person Sid Garrett, of Tarboro, and C. M. Cooke of Concord; spent a portion or the holidays here. W. G. Rackley, a prominent business man of Chnton. N. C was here last week with a view of otenintr a laree dry goods, shoe and (rents furnishing store. He was very favorably impress ed with our town and sectiou. Our old friend and former townsman E liana G. Brown, of New Orleans, was here this week, aid left for New- ;Y.rk on business. He will probably, spend a week with his friends hert -Wjhrej turn. '' ' " The following "boys'f attending pehoyl from a distance spat' the holi days at their horaen in this vicinjty : Fred Cooke, George Newell. Hubert Martin, Wake Forest: Singleton Ford. .. university; jrresiey wcdd, Javiason College. i; Misses Burta Harris from Giwnsboro' Female College; Lillian Green and Emma Webb. Pace -Institute, and Norma Martin, Murfreeuboro College'--,'. nun cAuaie narris, xjittietcva joip?ge, spent the holidays with their people in Louidburg. ' - , t 6ar friend Rob't S; White is Visiting his people this week. He informs us that both he and ouryoung friend Alex M. Harrison has accepted positions with Northern firms and -will "take the road." Tbey are both most excellent Franklinton 4temg. ' r From our regular correcipbnffeut. There have been a large n amber of visitors w our town daring tbe noli days, but to mention 'thiin all would tak too much of your sbaee and rrob ably all of your capital letters. ine Sterling Cotton Mills are cettins- on nicely; all . the machinery is not yet iu piaoe. Dul ue wort is iroin nn. Warps are beiocr made and in a few days we understand that full time, with a full force, will be Dut on. which means employment- foir about one hun dred and ten hands. Mr. S. C. Vauu is spending the Xmas on his South Carolina plantations enjoy ing tbe hospitalities of his kins folks down there. Mrs. A. F. Hailewood and Miss Kte Spain after a number of years spent in our town ante returned to their country uume near antcnener. Tbey bav -a host of friends here, who will tlwavn r. glad to see thyin in town. Ttev. N. H D. Wilson and his excellent wife have gone. Greenville is their new home. . Rev, W. S. Da?is our ne Pr,iacher.is her..and preached a good sermi n oh Sunday night, on the' birth of Christ. Our people were much' pleased with his first sermon. Capt W. L. McGhee1 had thfT7mnk. lin Guards oat on two davs dnrint- Xmas week. The boys looked fine and tbe gallant Captain looked his best. Tbe citizens gave the boys an oyster sapper on last Friday night at the notei. lien. Cameron was down a short time ago looking after the boys. He was mncn pleased with their appear ance and the arrangements at- the armory. Post Master E. W. Morris has been confined to his room all Xmas with a pretty jcouf-h case of the grippe. . Misses Annie Lawrence of Tarboro, Itrith Wingate of Wake Forest. Lillian Lewter of Raleigh, Nellie Bernard and: Kate "and Daisy Cox of Durham are spending the holidays with the Misses MotHris.- We make no rn intake when we say they compose one of the merriest no use parties that ever gathered in the hospitable little town of Franklinton. i Work on the Baptist Church is going on nicely, and with good backinsr Squire Mitchell will son have it completed. p STATEMENT OFT HE CONDITION BANK OF LOUtSBURQ AND.NASO- ; . .- f ville; .-, at Louiaburg and Nnshville," In the counties of Franllin and Aash. at h dose of business on the 18th day of De-1 cember, lJS: RESOURCES. Lo v on real eirtate 8.634 48 All other loans and discounts 41,405 49 tiverdrafts 154 00 United States bonds ou hand State bonds (par valne). . . Other stocks, bonds and mortKasres Due from banks. 4,950 75 ! Due from private bankers, ftsnking honsew S.ooo.oo Other real .tate. - 1 ,8oo oo Eartutnra and fixtures, . 1.828 1H Current expenses. 919 67 Premium on bonds, Cash items, 3.327 36 rM pain SI nn nn nil-rr enin - 3.594 o3 - ,594 68 National tank notes, 17,454 oo' United Suites notes, f ; Roses Cfltflowers Bulbs &c: Bouquets; Floral Designs Plms, Ferns &o, for house, decorating. Hyinths, Tulips, Chinee .Iillien pJid other .Bulba . for forcing ;pd out-dotr; planting. . Erergreens, Mtgriolia8, ISKade tret Sec, ' - H. STEtNMETZ, Florist, ; ; V ' - . Raleigh, Ii. C Telephone, No. U3 " LOOK OUT FOR CTCLQ5& :" . It will strike Louisbarg Saturday mornins: at 10 o'clock.- v . - Come to auction. house and. see. We will offer for sale a lot o! cloth ing, shoes,- 4 ha ta; and various arti cles too numerous to mention. Bed springs, hedtads and Xmas pres ents, come and get a bargain toiLenamg irom now until Xmas. , iS. J. JO.0SDALE ft CO. NOTICE. power given In a mortcag February 13th. ISM. by L. r. to tbe vnuersig-iMd. I will WM GOODS. CHEAP GOODS. OVER EGERTONS MILLINERY. YOU ARE EARNESTLY ' . REQUESTED TO CALL' : AND SEE THEM.' . Very RespctTull y, . . , - . . MISS MATTIE HARRIS; I-.-- By rlrtne of dl. ezocatad r nuapfl and wlf. to tb nnanrirul. ell at the Court House door la Loalsbaiv. N Y on Monday. January h. 1898 a eertaln rrci ox I an a. situate.! la Dunn's townshlu adjoining- Unds of J. C. Bonn. Wm. Unchurch anl others, and more rxjtlcularly dsrrlbed in said mortg-aar. contalnUig 96 acres more or 1m. Tttrxus caah. DSS.IWL a . Mortgage. ' NOTICE. By virtue of an order of th Sntvertnr rvmrt of rrsnklln county, oo the Detltlon of Faunto Feed, Sale-! Literj STABLES,1- MYES & FULLEp, Proprietors, - ' s 2 LOUISBURG. N, C. 181,248 45 LIABILITIES. Capital stork paid in, Snrplus fund. Unidlvided profit, Dividends nopatd Ueponits BabjtTt to check, Dne to banks, Due to private banker. Notes and hills re-discounted, Bills payable. Cashier's checks outstanding. Certified ehwks, Denianc- certiflcHtea of deposit, Time certificates of deposit, ; 1 0,000 oo 8,269 1 1 41,7o0 62 5,811 87 12o oo 2o,841 85 Harrla. et 1. ex p-irte. I shall on Monday the 6th da- of Jan. 189S. at tht Conrt House door in-tbe town of Loulsbunr. sell at pa bile auction the highest bidder a oertala trtct or oaroel of land situated In Dunn's township, adjoin ing the Unds of J. J. William.. L. k. Joyner and others, containing one hundred and elgh- wn mcivm. ignu 01 saw : WD-Baii eaan. balance on a credit of twelve months, with In terest at six per sent on deferred payment W. U. Pbbsov, Com. Dc. 3rd. 130V NOTICE. Having qualified sa Bzecatora on the esut of the late William Pearoe, notice Is herehy (riven to all persona owing said estate to make aent at once, and all persons holdlns- i agar ' beioi this notice will re plead In bar of tbeLr reeov ery. tui kot. u, 18. T. H. imwom. x,. K M. Mbsjutt. f wtoki s bob, Attorneys. psym claims against said esUte will prveent them ou or MM ore ue ism or HOTemMr 1S06. or $81.248 45 I. W. P Webb, President of the Bnk of Louisburg. do solemnlysweor that the fore going statement aud Sishedales on the first page which are hereby referred to and made n part of thin report, aae trne to the best of my knowledge and belief. Wm. P. Webb. Pres Bank of Louisburg and Nashville. STATE OF NORTH CA ROLLS' A, COUWTY OF FRA5KUS. Sworn to and sahwiibed before me. this 1st day of January 1 896. Thoj. B, Wilder, N . P. 00D TEAMS AND POLITE DRIVERS. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO TRAV ELTNG MEN. A FIXE LTYE Of BOOGrES ALWA OX SULKTX. We always keep good boTses for sale, at very reasonable prices. CALX AT THE Lonisburg Bargain Store. Leap Year Party. The young ladies of .the totfn cele brated tjb9. lncomib'g of tlte laapyear of 1896. by giving a party at the College on Wednesday night. A large crowd was in attendance and a very eajoyabl evening was passed. Oysters and coffee were served in the dining room andthe yoang men were royally entertained. The girls have made a fine start, and if they per severe ia tbe good work. we look to see some of onr basbf nl bachelors persuaded to yield qp their hearts fijxa. hands before theyear isoSfe'-ft f New Preacher. . ; ; Rev. G. F. Smirh the new pastor f the Methodist Church psaaehed his first ser mon to his congregation on Sunday the 2Sd. "Large audiences wersontto hear him. and were- highly pleased. Ha .comes to Lonisburg from Greenville where he was pastor for 4rears His family, ar rfved on -Tuesday."" . He' will, occupy his pnipi ne ounaay. . -. ,x - young bQsineta men and thn Times wishes tbera snccfSH. Mr.' White will travel for Minch & Eisenburg, carpet and urnitnre dealeraof Baltimore, and M.r. Harrison for Miller, Beyer' & Co., dry goods, Philadelphia. Mitehener Items. Hitches ee, N. C, Jan. 3, 1895. Ed.Times: Miss Emily Smith of Wayne county, is visiting her sinter, Mrs. Thos- Elmore. Miss Pattie Welch of Roanoke City. Va., ia visitintr her aunt Mrs Joseph Green. Miss Fannie Foster of Henderson, is visiting at Mr James Yarboroogh's. Miaa Mary is. Davis, who baa been teaching in. Richmond county, has re turned to her home at Dr. K. M. Clark's. Misses Lnla and Florence Pernell. who have been attending school at Dur ham, are spendipg Xmas vacation , with their parents. So is . their brother James, who is a law student at Wake Forest College. Misses Eva andZoma Spruill spent several months in Raleigh with their sister Jurs. Kicnaraaoo, but favored us with their presence at perry's church Sabbath. Mr. Jason Goswick killed a mad dojr near his house last Sunday. Itfwas a beautiful coach' dog. At Mrs. B.S. Tffitchener's on the evening". .of the21th inst, appeared in nupe proportions tbe accredited cus toms of attXm&a gifts, and im return i or Kinaness ana. very unexpectedly, she was received heartily in the arms with A-Giipp c ?, , " ' : v - t 4. ue in lSHiooary meeting a ami ltoca chnrchXmas "day was tiuite a success. me programme was well rendered, tbe audience, . large - and receipts liberal. The prsise for thegejti'up is due Mrs. M.E , TiinbertrtMts. Jfeva Tomlin son, Mrs. Fannie? .Conyersy and Mrs. Alice Morris. ;Ifhf music by Jttisa Mary M. ; .. Morris dese'rvesi. special mention. Messrs. S. Harriscm a,bd,Jas. Topalinson were tbe nshefs. and displayed their usual gallantrwj, Homes. ' VCHICKEN' CHOLERA Can be cured bv usinfir. HOMAS PODLRY POKIER.1 It al so cures boup ai5 capes.. Now. is the time to Use it. '2o"cents. -a package.1 v; V, For sale by - - -; i - OHOMAS, Brupgist, ' ' , , , .Loaisbucg, N.C. Cirlyle & Odoni. This is the name of a new firm in Louisburg, and is composed of Robt. T. Carlyle and E. L. Odofia, two cever young husiness men, who will n doubt meet with great success, if punctuality in business and accommodating manners will bring it. Mr. Carlyle has the re putation of being a good business man, and his partner Mr. Odom , who has been with Jones & Cooper, is one of our most trusted citizens, hand has the confidence of everybody. Tney carry a lull Hue ol groceries, notions and almost everything kept in a general store, and they say that they? viU"-sell eheap. In addition to their store on Main street they have opened on Nash street, in the house just vacated by Davis Brothers, a nice line of gro ceries, notions &c, which will be in charge of Dock Moye, a very clever young man, and wfro will always be pieasea to nave nis friends call. Like his employers, he will treat them. right, ,- . - notic - Havlnar qnaltfled as Brorator on the estate of the late W. H. Bell, tittle Is hereby given to all persons owlur said estate to make par- mfnt at once, and all persona hoMlng claim aatnat said estate will present tnem on or before tbft 31st clay of December 1S9S. or this notice win i pieau in Dr oi ineir recovery. This Jan. S, 18Wa. . M. Qurroa. Brr. B. B. Mas8XKBCB. Attomt-y. NOTICE. By virtue of he power.contained in a deed in trust executed by Isaac Harris and wife to me, to secure his bond to me, as Guardian of the infant children of Z. T. Terrell, dated the 16th day of December, 1889, and registered in Franklin county, in book No. 82, pages 362 and 363, I shall sell at the Court House door in Louisburg, N. C, nt public auction to the highest bid der for cash, the tract of land on which the said Isaac Harris resides, situated in Cypress Township, Franklin- county North Carolina, adjoining the lands of L. 8. Alford, Mrs. Rebecca Alford and others, containing one hundred and.thirty- peven acres more or less. The sale will be made oh Monday the 3rd of February, 1896. This tn 3d of Jan. 1898. R. R. Harris, Trustee. PATR0N8 ! NOTICE. All Medical Bills are due 1st, of .November. Flease call on or before that date and settle. 1. Respectfully, DR. J. E. MALONE. NOTICE. By Tlrtne of an order of the Superior Conrr vi nura TOuni, nwo id uie proneeninga pdii tied V. N. OUI Aim-rk vs. Walter QUI ani oth era. the nnderwtned will on Mod lay the 6th day of Jan. 18m, otter for sate st the Court House door In Frnknn county, to the fctgb- vmi. iii.i cr, van luuuwuyf oetmnfti laiwia l longlng to the estate of 8. P. OUL deceased. and sittrated In PraskUn roanty : One tract of land In Dnnns TownsMp. known ss the Stokes land containing 101 acres: one other tract or tana in Dunn's Township known the John Alford land contains- 23 arrea: other tract In Dann'a Township tbe Booth tract, containing os acres. Tb landa bekHiglng to said eaUte whrrh are situ ated In Johnston. Wake and Nash counties, will be sold at the same time at the Court House door In Johnston. Wake and Nash counties. Terms : H cash, balance on a credit of U months from day of aale. This Dec. 3rd. 1890. C. M. Cooks, B A. P. OtX'LWT. Com m laslooers. For 8H0ES and Gents Furnieb. iug Goods also for. CLOTHING. er j aa known as Onr Onrwla r frM. anrt We carry a fine line of low. SALE OF LAHD. PICTURES, AND frames By virtue of authority vested In ins by a certain conveyance made by J. J. Deris and K. w. Timnerlake OoxnmleslODer. I will sell to the highest bidder at the Coart House door in LoaistHirgoo Monday the SOth day January 1806, the following tract of land In Oold Mine township Franklin county, known aa the Boo Mills land, containing 19) acres more or lens, more particularly described ss follows: Be- fflnntn at a hickory on Shoceo Creek. Harris corner, thence down saM creek as It meanders to an ash. Stnrgea corner, thence sooth 28 deg W. 86 poVs to pointer. Tsylor s eorn-r In Btarges' line, thence N CI deg W 106 poles to a rock, TsyloT's corner tn Harris' line, thence IV 9 1-4 deg SS poles t Hues to a pine In tbe old tract, tbence N 14S poles to a rock, thence W 8 1-4 poles to the beginning. Terms of sale Cash. T. S. Stbctll, Tnstee. T. W. Bickktt, Attorney. Dec 16, And we are selling- them at price in LEHMAKS old stand. half MONEY - a LOST. If yon have not been bnyiog yonr whisker from me. I have ou hand the best selected stock of Corn and R?e Whiskey ever before brought to Louisbnrfc. which I am going- to sell cheap for cash as times is hard and FOR SAE. Farm of,185 acres in Warren County adjoining Franklin County and lying in the fork of a mile from Ransom's Bridge. I IXl lJ P" C51 U n-wr.aU af I S W S BW SMBt bright tobacco, cotton, grass. clover and peppermint. Terms: One hundred and. eighty-five dollars cash, balance one, two and three years. For farther particulars apply to Chable8 J. Alston, Eansoms Bridge, N. C. "Angrel in the Cloud ." Nsw edition at Dr. J. E. Malone's office'. Miss Hattie Harris Has 33 in6btyroo& j&pdXst 103 tod 18 cents. Caah men; DeLane at 7 cents. Balbriggan hose, best qnality. 18 cents; paper pins cents: paper hair pins"! ct; ladies cotton vess 50 ets per pair; 1 aoz. leaa pencils o cts;. carpet tacks 1 ct per paper corsets 20 to 60 ets each. . . . Thomas ismaking things nustle at his Warehouse, where ne tAkes as much firepf every." farmer's to-1 bacco iis if it was'-liis ov n. 5 J3e W.H.J oyoer.:Jinni-Jo 0v J, Joyner Gaardian of tl Ift-iiNir Jwil Notice UbsrrbvKieo - m ' " ' . MtTk la 1 a. a. a. 08 0H03 8 - 0- a" When Baby was slcltC ir jave her C&storia. When she was a CbQd, shexaied for Cantoris. ; When she beoame -fffas, she clhg to Castorla. WbeailMlaadCUldiJMcaUsmCastoria, The Familj Herald $1 per year, with' their great picture "Little Qoeenie.;: Sobseriptions received by E.G. Brown. TOtts office. . v Sobseriptions received by E. G. Brown, at this office, for sny newHjiaper or magazine published in U. S. A. Call atH.'Waitt's large sample rooms for pare whiskey and brandy for roar Cfa mtmas Mnogg.M. ' The Century Magazine a $4 magii'ne for $3.60. E. G. Brown Tixxs office. IF yoo want yoar "clock ? or . watch 8 xed to' keep reliable time, or a lock KEYED, take them to J acx FaULEVKr. To my old eostomers only, I offer onsey' s Cosmopolitan and McCI are's magazines,-, all . three, for only 2.50. bese mast be sent to one address onlv4. 1 tJndrt- this offer subscriptions to Man Key's1 mast be new. The others either newer renewals., is. t. Brown, Tucsa office:'.. ' Bnv. the Liht Banning Standard, for sate' by f E. P. Taylor. It runs light ana tait,.5,:..t.v,-' .-, ... . Taylorsells more machines than any man in the State. Why, because he .treats his eostoaers all right. .Try la.? .-J ... . ...... 7. " , m 0 UHC-) V fiMSnaad (UOOiMrBeta. CDnsCMClA Haa-rsne,bor Thrt, and Xith-suw Tot CmpU tt bss no rival: au enrl thomsmads where sOl failed; wlU CXT&M TOO It taken to tlu- Sold br Druirrtsts on a amirsntee. For Leme Back; CtTumZ miLOU'H MA8TM. SCta. I L0 H SyvwC ATA R R H REMEDY, - Have you Catarrh T T&w remeay is ywma. teed to cure rou. Price W eta. Injeqtor Xx raaeuuuUyoSrflVjeaH NORTH CAROLINA , FKASTU3 COCTTT, J. L. Mitehell and W W. SUley Ex's of Henry Pearoe and J. L. Mitchell and wife Annie, W. W. Staley and wife Hat tie, J. B. Brewer and C. H. Sandling.hi their own behalf and in behalf' of all other creditors of J. 8. Joyner dee'd. - , AQAlafST.. tN. Y. Galley ad m'r at J. 8. Jovner. dee'd. Eliza J. Joyner. A. S." Joyner. y ner and Eliza tbe last i amed. to all person ha vinjr elaima against the entate of the aforesaid 'J. S. Joyner, whether the same be evidenced by judgment or otherwise, that, .by a decree of ' the Superior Coart of Franklin Crontr mads at October term 1895 in tbe above entitled action, they are required to fije said claim or claims with tbe evi dence thereof before tbe nndersUrned Commissioner, st bis office in Looiaburjf N. CL. on or before Wednesday the 18th day of December 1895, and notice is far ther given that on the said 13th 'day of December 1895, by virtue nf the author ity conferred apon him jn said decree, the said Commweioner will prcceed at his office in Louisbarg N C. -t hear proof of thelawfalsess and prior ities of ail claims against tbe estate of tbe said J S. J oynerand ormixe tbe rame aeeordisg tcrlaw, and hewiu coit tinoe the hearing from day today nntil it shall be completed. - ' ' . w. XASsnBoooa. Jr. . r - Commieaioner. A few of my brands I have on band, A A A A Private stock Q years old, Old Stewarts Bye 3 yar8 old, Silver .Spring 1 year old, Morgan Bye 1 year otd, Pare N. C. corn wbUkev, home made Apple Brandy dou't forget to call to see m"" while Iu town. Coart Week3 will haveBVeron draught fresl- nd cool. Cigarettes and Cigat tb best and cheapest in town, I shall always be g.d to have my friends call to see me at the same old stand, "THE CEN TRAL." 1 am yours Tery truly v . . , R. C BATCHEL0R. nnnrtrircin Ii I 1 1 II a aatuto. rill's II I II II ISBaawSCMSS. aJJi ll UUiaiaUwooOTs. m Uiureriilt? el V uxuu. U stsilS ' Nov.th.1895. rvputUary a i aa Caivanuy CLASSICAL AIID IV.IUTAF.Y BRING TJS YOUR JOB PRINTING. CVa-lMt Uu A. O. saMtAcadi taqulor Coostir, astasv Half sea-ana aaa. K srtrsa. AMnM 8oW in la-iuisbara by 7. G. Thomt4 and Ayeneke & Co.. and at x ra&kilDtoo by T.C. Joyaer. , . ; -. , : Thomas Warehouse "i tbflf place- for high prjc- Lflrrjre orders;: "Plonty of McDeytfolitrhoocst treafr- meat, ; X
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