Metiiodist Church Directory.
duHdav Sehol at 9:30 A. M.
Geo. d. Uakek. Supt.
Preaching at ii A. M., and 7 P. 61.,
ewry tiuuday.
Prayer meeting Wednesday niht.
(x. F. Smith, Pastor.
B.
R MASSES BURU,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Will i)r.ictl;fi iu Ml the Courts of thj Stite
O.Hce in Court, House.
I. (JuOriiS & 80.S,
AT 1'URNiS 18- AX-U v .
yVil) itttetiJ tae courts of iNasa, irantllii,
Cfrj.aviU-, W arreuciua v'n,n.e coaiities, also llid
H aprj.uu Joai-t of iNortti Curoimy, ,:ua wile U.
L'. Circuit ivu i jJiLrici, Coui ta.
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ii. J. h. AixiLu-i ii.
Mice ivro uoots oVlow AyoocKe & Co.'b
LOUlSBJitG, n. c.
S. rix'U.UlLU v
AT r O it N h, i - AT-L A W ,
liOUIatfJiiii, Hi U.
vVill attend tu courts of Fraafcllu, Vance,
Gruvili-j, vVa,rrju uui Waiid counties, uao
tns Suyrjuie Court of .xortu C&roliuA. x-'rotuui
aUnutiju giveu to collections, so.
'I
B. WILDER,
AT TO dNE Y-AT-LA W,
LOU1SBUKO, S. C.
OJlce oq Main street, over Jones & Cooper's
tore.
T.
W. BICKBTT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
LoUISB JBQ N. C.
Pronipt au J p-iiustifciag attention given to
ever untter iatruatel to his hanua.
Refers to Chief J antic jShdpUira, Hon. John
Miinuliig, iou. Hoot.- W. Wiustou, Hon. J. C.
Buxton, f res. lirst National Bank of Win
tou, Uieun & Manly, Wiuston, Peoples Bans,
of Monroe, Ohas. E. Taylor, f res Wake for
est College, Hon. E. W. f iinuerlake.
O.llcu iu Court House, opposite Sheriff's.
yy M. PERSON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAV?,
LoUISBUKO, Jf. c.
Practices in all courts. Office in the Court
House.
"W.
H. YARBO ROUGH, Ja.
ATI ORNEY AT LAW,
LOUISBURO, N. C.
Office on second floor of Neal building
jVLtin Street.
Ill lt-gal business intrusted to him
will receive prompt and earetul attention.
Dentistry,
W. H. EDWARDS
OF WAKE FOREST, N. C.
W ill visit Louis'ourg on Monday, Tuesday
i.l V.,.l,esda.v following the first Sunday
.Jif.ii .n,.i.t-l, - .1 J 11
,!! w .),! iit-SiIH V lol o wintr r.He lii-nf. Sum r
n if icli tnonth ureDared to do all kimls .if
Iti'iiral work.
O J -i; over Jones & Cooper Store
ne x r iloar to T. B. Wilder Law omVe
J. M. e. HILU
THE TINNER,
if prepared to do all kind of tin work, re
( nring. Ac. All work guaranteed. Place
o' u istiiesrf on Main street in house recently
oc-upied bv F. Parrisli.
RUFFIN & LEWIS
BLACKSMITHS
We. are prepared to do all kinds of
work iu our line. Call to ae as at our
shop near the Loaisburg mills.
dentist
louis burg, n. c.
Office oyer Racket Store.
Grid rite Baltimore Dental College.
Ttf-iuty-i'oar years active experience.
AitriFiciAL tektk a sphcialty. Natural
tet,u removed aud new ona inserted in
T'A'UNry MINUTES.
All work warranted.
L )iiisbtirfr in tny home "for better or
wur?" and yoa will always find me
re-vly to correct at my &wn expense any
work that may prove unsatisfactory.
Very truly.
R. E. KING,
Dentist.
YA immu Si DAVIS,
Tiie Blacksmiths
OF LOUISBCJRG.
All work in our line done on short
notice, and satisfaction guaranteed.
W4 have onr now ihAn r.riu nlA t-an nin
illey) in gcod shape and are better pre-
jreu man ever to serve oar custo
mers. STILL AT THE BRIDGE.
BLACK-SMITHING.
w nere i am well known and prepared to do
my sanai work. I hope yoa will see me as
you navj none oefore. You will find me on
till' KmF il.ta nrtk. Dl...hJ. u.l. - 4.L
Loulsburg, N. C. While I am doing U kinds
of bl&cksmltaing, don't forget fhat t am also
BrDaaeil In rimir T.iri r Olin l, .-! am nntllno
till l(,lra mrn f c.nr I.A.
h ive rep itred that will be sold If not called for
Yours truly
A.. T. Nral
CKNTKAL HOTEL
I Ifissen.burg Propr
HENDERSON, N- C.
Good accommodations. Good fare. Po
lite aud attentive servants.
OSBORN HOUSE,
C. D. OSBORN, Proprietor,-
Oiford. N. n
Good accommodations for the
i i
traveling public.
00 YOU WAST A HOUSE?
If eo you will do well to write,
or see J. Levister. at Louinb
C, before coutractir. Plans,
specifications and esti mates made
u burnt buildius, Ac.
'IP I SHOULD LOSE YOU."
Frlttk L.. Staktok.
If I should lose you. sweetheart,
And alone be doo trier to tread
The Wack and gloomy way,
With its flowers drooped 'and dead,
X would fel one sweet emotion.
Thufc would quicken love anew
nT?M be tDat Go1'8 own basing
Made me happy once with youl
H 1 should lose .von, sweetheart.
.And the sonis yoa san to me
Vere '.ut tiie faii.test echo
. rooi the lansr of me.Tjorv,
The w-ould clicpr. and,Jje my mueic .
lw .u (iuys when lovftia: j-re
I wouM listen, aud in dreaming,
i -nee more, sweetheart, be with you
If I shonlH lose von. Bweetheart,
Ami tr touch of tender lips
lf ler.ind me in the future
As. t tie wery waiting slips,
I would kisH the rose yon ave me,
GaymeiTuwDed with sparkling dew
And its fragrance would, forever, '
Briuff siveet thoughts to me of you.
VVbica Boy Was Polite ?
Politeness is a mark of good
breeding. There is something of
refinement about it, and is to be
cultivated. There is a politeness
that .6 natural; it is horu of kind
ness arid a willingness to oblige.
There is another politeness that is
on the surface only, and has very
little? depth: and yet even that kind
of politeness is better than none at
all. A yentlemau tells of once wit
nessing au example of each kind.
A. well-dressed boy passed me
on the street one day and as he did
so be lifted his hat to a lady with
all the gracefulness of a courtier.
"What a polite little fellow he
is !" I thought. Bnt before he had
walked haif a dozen yards I was
forced to chauge niy opiuion of
him.
An pld lady slipped and fell.
She did not hurt herself, but she
hid a basket, and its contents were
scattered all around her. The boy
I bad thought so polite laughed at
her and went on his way. A
poorly-clad news-boy ran to her
assistance.
4 am glad you aren't hurt,
aunty," be cheerily said, as be
helped her to pick up the scattered
wares.
Which boy was really polite?
Sural tr ,ua h,A v . i u
&Urel? toe kind, cheerilll, helpfu
1
boy I Ex.
Result of Hasty Marriage.
The alleged preacher who last
year married a vomitr Ralemb iiri
at Salisbury after turee Uua ac
quaintance is m jail iu Iowa. H
came here aud aided somewhat in
conducting services at toe Metho
dist ouuicu. A Baptist pastor tells
iue be got au inkling as to the
young man's true character and
would uot permit him to preach iu
his church. The mau is charged
with oigamy aud horse-stealiug.
The wite is here with her parents
and great sympathy is felt lor her.
Raieigh Cor. VViimiugton Mes
senger. This is one of mauy instances
where youug and light-headed
girls have foolishly married impos
ter8, who were floating around
from place to place fleeing from
justice. Some of these men are
bright and have a very good ad
dress. They acquire considerable
kuowledge from travel aud are
often entertaining in conversation
aud understand bow to make them
selves attractive in the eyes of some
girls. These girls tbiuk it roman
tic to marry after a short acquain
tance. They fail to take into con
sideration the character of the mau
whom tbey are about to choose as
a partuer for life. Separation and
disgrace follow marriage aud the
youug womau whose life has beeu
blighted, is forced to speud the re
mainder of her days iu brooding
over hasty action. She realizes
when it is too late what a fatal
blunder she baa made. Friends
extend their sympathy, but this
fails to remove the bitter paug
from the heart of tbe unfortunate
youug woman wbose life has been
almost crushed out by the heavy
blow. Sanford Express.
A California preacher and doc
tor, has iuveuted a. scalloped com
muniou creep by which every
member can drink through a dif
ferent scallop. Scalloped commu-
nion may become fashionable.
.
Woold Do His Fart. ,
Editor Yes, we need a man. Do
you know bow to run a newspaper?
Applicant No, sir; but I'm wil
ling to learn. I've been in the
business over ten years, -Puck.
IX)UISBURG,
HOUSEHOLD.
ALCOHOL FOR GRASS STAINS. j
It is claimed that alcohol will
immediately remove grata stains
from any white material. New
York Recorder.
NEW USB FOB GLYCERIN.
In rave of illness, when the burn
ng thirst of the patieut cannot be
assuaged by water or cracked ice,
it is said a teaspoonful of glycerin
will afford prompt and com para
tively'long relief. New York Re
corder.
LAMP BURNERS.
At least once a mouth lamp bur-
ners should be boiled in strong
soapy water; lamp wicks should as
often be washed iu soap suds;
lamp chimneys shoul i uot be
washed, but moisted with cream,
apd polished with paper. A cloth
and kerosene gives a good bright
surface.
FLOWER HINT8.
Always pnll the leaves off tbe
stalks of flowers before puttiutr
them in water those which would
be in the water, not those above
it, and with flowers from any
hard-stalked sort of shrub the bark
should be peeled off as well as the
leaves. The flower lives ever so
much loDger if these precautions
are taken. A scrap of charcoal in
the water is also a great preserva
tive. New York Recorder.
SOFT GINGER COOKIES.
One cup molasses; oue sugar;
one-half cup shortening; two eggs,
one tablespoon ciunamoo; oue
table-s-poon ginger; one tablespoon
soda; two table-spoou vinegar.
SCALLOPED POTATOES.
Cut raw potatoes into round,
thin slices, put layers of potatoes,
butter, salt and pepper, and add
milk enough to nearly cover them.
Bake about au hour aad abalf.
SUET PUDDING,
Four cups flour; one cup sugar;
who vuy vuvppeu raisins; one cup
suet; one sour milk; one teaspoou
soda; steam two hours in a tin with
a spout. Seave with a hard sauce
of butter and suar rubbed to a
cream aud flavored with vanilla.
VEGETABLE SOCP. '
Chop fine one medium-sized cab
bage and two or three good-sized
ripe tomatoes or a half can of
canned tomatoes; add a half can of
sweet corn; boil together until
quite done; dress with salt, pepper,
butter and milk, using enough
milk or water, as you like, to
make the soup.
CREAM PUFP8.
One cup hot water; one-half cop
butter; boil; while boiliug stir in
one cup dry flour; stir into a smooth
paste; when cold stir in three un
beaten eggs; add a pinch of soda
and stir tire minutes; drop on but
tered tins and lake in a quick
oven.
Filling: One and one half cups
milk; three-fourths cup sugar; one
egg; two tablespoons corn starch;
flavor with lemon or vanilla.
TO MAKE LIGHT BREAD.
Make tbe sponge in the evening,
to rise uutil morning. Put a half
gallon fresh buttermilk in a sauce
pan, let come to a boil; grate and
stir in one pint of potatoes while
the milk is boiling; set aside until
cool; sift in flour enough to make
a thin batter, add half teacup of
yeast, and stir well. In the morn
ing stir in all the flour that yoa can
with a spoon, salt to ta&te, let rise,
work down, let rise again, make
into loaves, let rise, and bake SO
minutes in a moderate oven. Grease
the tops of loaves, while hot, with
butter. Let cool in pans.
A story comes froo High Shoals,
14 miles from Athens, Ga., that
Wo. Hoguewood was stricken
dumb Sunday while jeering at re
ligion. He had been a member of
the Church but became an unbe
liever and never lost an opportu.
nity to sneer at religion. A Meth
odist revival was in progress and
Sunday afternoon while . Hogue
wood was in the midst of a tirade
against holy things he suddenly
became dumb and has not snoken
since. Ex.
The Senatorial raeein Mississip
pi is lively. There are seven aspi
rants Spencer, Money, McLauriu,
Hooker, Stone, Low ry and Joho
'Allen. Ex,
N. C, FRD)AY,'FEBRUARY
CAROLINA CULLLWS.
(SEWS OF THE WEEK GATHERED
FROM ALL PARTS i) THE
STATE.
Interesting and Important Items
t rom Our Exchanges Condensed
For Busy Readers.
A large cotton mill is nearing
completion at FayeUeville. It wifl
be under the control of Mr. Walter
riolt.
The last Legislature made a law
requiring a three inch board on top
of all barbed wire fences along a
roadway, as a protection "to stock.
The law went into effect January
1st.
The Greensboro Record says thnt
the Seventh DayAdrentist. who
observe Saturday instead of Sun
day, havebeen indicted for mowing,
burning brush, splitting wood, etc.,
on Sunday.
In the case of T. H. .Martin, an
alderman and prominent tobacco
dealer of Durham, N. C, who was
charged with hirine:A. A. Latta. an
employe, to burn his (Martin's)
prize house there, the grand jury
failed to find a true bill.
Concord Times: A very peculiar
case of poisoning occurred in Salis
bury on Tuesday. Mr. John L.
Shayer was engaged in clearing
away the debris of the Gaskill to
bacco factory fire and from inhaling
the fumes hewas taken violently ill.
Ha is thought to be out of danger,
although he is yet a very sick man.
Joe White was sentenced at the
last term of Cumberland Court to
twenty-five years in the penitenti
ary for the murder of Henry Good
man. A compromise of murder in
the second degree was agreed upon
by the attorneys and the judge or
dered the jury to return such a ver
dict, and then gave White the sen
tence above stated:
A correspondent writing from
Fayetteville to the North Carolina
Christian Advocate says of the
Board of Stewards of Hay street
Methodittt church The Bonrd of
Stewards at Hay Street Church is a
live institution. Last Conference
year, two weeks before its close, the
Oi i . i ...
otewarcM naa paid in full every
Claim against them, t nd carried
... .
over besides a balance into the
Treasury f-r the current yeur. And
all this without a single extra as
sessment, and with comparatfve
ease.
Lieut. Francis Winslow, comman
der of theNorth CarolinaNaval Re
serves, reports that the monitor
Nantucket, at Wilmington, in ten
days has been put in good fighting
shape, as far as her machinery is
concerned; that the engines are ser
viceable, and that the turret re
volves properly. All this work was
done by the naval reserves alone,
but it is paid for by the Govern
ment. The Durham Sun says a man
named Burton, blind from birth,
living in Person county, just across
the Durham line runs a siore and
tends to it all by himself. He can
wait on a customer with ease, can
tell exactly how much money you
give him and always gives the cor
rect change. He also keeps a lot of
hogs and attends to them himself
He is a bachelor.
Knights of the Maccabees.
The State Ctfmmander writes os from
Lincoln, Neb., aa follows : " After try
ing other medtcioefl for what txmed to
be a very obstinal eoogh in our two
children we tried Dr. King's New Dis
covery and at tbe end of two days the
cough entirely left them. We will not
b without it hereafter, as our experi
ence Droves that it cure where all other
remedies fail. -Signed F C. Stevens
Stat Com. Why not give this great
medicine a trial, as it is guaranteed,
trial bottles aw free at Ayrock & Co's.
Drag Store. Regalar sixe 60c and $1.
Couldn't Do Anything ?
Teddie Tackle Do you mean to
say Sapper couldn't get into col
lege? Ed. Endrush Yes; perfect chump.
Couldn't play football or baseball;
couldn't row, cquldn'trun, couldn't
play tennis, couldn't even pass the
exams. Brooklyn Life.
A Household Treasure.
D. W. Fuller, of CanajoharW, N.
jays that he always keeps Dr. Kinir's
New Discovery in the honse and his
family has always found the very best
result follow its am ; that he woold not
be without it, ir procurable. G. A.
Dykeman. Druggist, CatakilL says that
Dr. King's New Discoverv is undoubt
edly the best Cough remedy j that he
has used It in his family for eUrht years,
and it has never failed to do all that i
claimed f or it. Why not tryareroedr
so long tried and tested. Trial bottles
free at Ayooeke & Co's. Drug 8 to re.
Regular aise 60c. and $1.00.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castor!'
7, 1896.
WASHINGTON NEWS.
HAPPENINGS AROUND THE NA
TIONS CAPITAL.CITV
The annual Pension bill as it has
reached the Senate from the House,
carries a total appropriation of
$141,325,820, of which sum $140,
000.000 the same amount ns last
year is for the pensioners, and the
remainder for expenses of adminis
tration. Since Secretary Morton assum
ed charge of the Department of
Agriculture, he baa saved out of
the money appropriated by Con
gress for the support of that de
partment $1,430,000, and a con
siderable sum will be added to
that amouut at the close of tbe
curreut fiscal year. Tbe House
Committee on Agriculture has
decided to utilize this money by
erecting a uew building for the
Agricultural Department which
has outgrown the one it now
occupies, which was built when
the department was only a small
bureau of tbe Interior Depart
ment. It is proposed that work
on the new buildidg shall begiu
early in the coiniDg fiecal year.
Senator George, of Mississip
pi, who will after March 4th,
1897, be succeeded in the Senate
by RepreseutatiAe H. D Money,
says of Mr. Money: "I know him
well and have kuown him siuce
his boyhood. He has been my
neighbor for mauy years. Our
intercourse and communications
on political subjects have been
irequent and confidential. I
have had opportunity to judge i
! the man from every point of view.
ITT m . i . .
tie is ol uublemiebed honor and
of tbe strictest integrity- His
native ability is of the best, and
his courage, moral and physical,
unquestioned. He had my sym
pathy in his race for the Senate,
although I took no etep to secure
his election."
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LOUISBURG
Carriage Shops
f
H. C. TAYLOR, Proprietor.
If your Carriage, Buggy, Wap-
on or anything in that Imp ned
repairing and you want it done
right, bring it to me, and if you
want your Carriage or Buggy n
nainted in a firat-rl
bring it to me alt?o. I have jurv-d'
mv lime under a nrst-clasa pain
ter and wood workman, can thr
fore gaurantee satisfaction in all
work entrusied to nj.
I have a first-class black pmitb
in the black smith ohop who ful
ly understands everything about
his business, fron; rho-ing a
horse to irioning a fine ruggv.
It dos not pav to have vour '
v. L . , , -
worn to cdu up. o inn' it 1
, ' 11 i
muun iu hi- nu-ir i n.i. ii r. '
UU.Nt RIGHT, mv t.rioi arw
reasonable. j
I make Buggies and Wagons to I
order. If yon want a ood Home- i
M ade Buggy or Wagon. iriv m i
your orders, and you shall havr
what you want.
Thanking my friends for their
patronage in the pat aud solicit
ing the same in future, I am,
Yours very respectfully,
H. C. TAYLOR.
Build up Home.
by-
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A dime Cigar for a nickle. Hand
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Named n honor of Col. J. S.
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fry
loDaCCO VX)., O C-Lt Sumatra
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DURHAM, N. C.
NOTICE.
Rf vlrfn rf tk. rwiv.r mnfntnl in
deed In truat ex-nted to m hv J n. W
t'ittman ami P. rl. Pittman. bsa on the
7tk day of Den-isoer IHp-j. I wiH mA at tw
Court lluuw door In Loatshnrgr ou Mop-la t
tbe 10th day of February lii0 at pnbli
aoctlon to tbe bigbewt txddVr lor mi I. KjrtU
of tit price cask, rwiitst on rtWit of ten
moat ba with tot erw trotxt day if V. tbe
following trarU of Laad. Uvwlt: Ftrat, a
tmet tit Land lying Tar lUver uljnioc
tbe lands of J. II. Upper-man . L. T. Ilnrtna
and otbera. cootaiainc 103 acre, it bfHag
tbe tmet allotted to T. B. Hortoa ia tbe
division aaaoDg tbe rnildren f T. C. Hor
ton. Socon-1. a tract adjoiaiag th Inada
ol Frank Ballard and otbeea lying on Hvrm
more creek aod EeJ root branch aod ru
taJning 5t arn-a. Tbird. the iofrwat ol
PattseS. inttraaa.it be o third, iatbe
rereraion ia tba dower tract ut lira. Ma naa
Ho to. nd)oiaiaaT tbe lasxla of Tatti rt.
rrttaaa m-d otaeee, Irlax n tbe Loaks
be,rg aad Xaabrflle road, eoataiaiac 117
aerea mora or lea. Tb aald t-m-A ia traet
ia registered la Book 97 parw, 4S-t.fi.
IV- M. COOalK, T raster.
Jaouarjr 9ta,18W.
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LADIES AND QENTLEME N -
jo:
Who may with uire tampon
ing or balr drwing done, will U
well to call on W. M. ALSTON
fc I. E. THOMAS. Ladies hav
your barig cut right. We bar
Dr. White new hair growet.
Van's Mexican Hair Restorative,
Ajer's Hair Vigor, TricopberoM
for the bair and kio, nothing t
beat it to keep the hair from fall
ing out.
HOTEL WOODARD,
W. C. Wc-ODAkP, Prop.,
R4xky MnV, N. C.
Fm Bt BieU all uraitva,
H. 3 pr day.
FUANKLLNTON 110TKL
FRA'KLINTON. 5. C
C. 11 iiOBBS, Frp'r.
Good accomodation for tb trTlia
poblc.
Good Liery Attached.
SHOE MAKING
MOSES WEST holds forth in
rar of Thomas' Drug Store, (oh
the alley where he do sbo"
making and repairing, and guar-antf-s
to do work a good an"
cheaper than any Shoe-Mak
in the State.
Come and see for yourself.
Respectfully,
MOSES WEST.
NOTICE 1
I have dcidd to reduce rot
BEHS to 10 Hives.
Will soli remainder for t3..r0
or hive, this includes top ctf-.
These bs are worth (o.OO, for
bees alone. Applv at once to
A.'D. (IRE EN.
R. R. CROSSEN.
FIP-ST CLASS PAINTER.
LOlLBCRC, C.
I wUh tr off-r raj ricT to the tti'p
lie, and will aj that I am prjreu i
do all kinds of dovuw pa'.BtiDK. jrr.
tit 1. v
ing i:c. Mr w rk la L-.'Otaburr rV
t or ttw-.f. s nd 1 ref er to a. 11 pa rtVe f
whom I
hue worked. Old farcitjr
mait nw. (iiTe roe your j-a-troaa.
and you ball bv plraaed.
TrFslU
IfllolejaiB grocers,
RICHMOND, Va.
Frompt attrition to orders s .
sitl afartion (il'AHA NEED.
TAKE NOTICE-!
Oar hack is run to tbe deprK
I for the benefit of pawengers wi
! pay, and while we do not wis
I to be discourteous to anyone
' respectfully ask that all "desd
! beads" will either walk o-
'pay.
HAYES & FULLER
CHICKEN CHOLERA
Can be cured bv using THOMA
poultry idnVder. itaio-un-
rovp and gape. Now i the ttu
to u it. '25 cent a packagr.
For aale bv
w. g Thomas. in:cjt.
lvouiebury, V C.
tiiitt VAsuiTirs or noiorsiint.
rou
Pekin lorks. Whit boilaed Tarksv. T':k
r r.s ali kinds at KbLt. ijoiwa Pijt. rw
itr0 Poland Thina, ao1 rWrkh.r hr.
rrtnstrw.1 Jer rattW. at1 tur bri 11.
Bl1D CAlTie. r1S
stin cattle. ryistT1 'rxater, rVltr si
ut Bmafl doa MocUidk h.rda. Ci.
birds aod 1'srmu Lvevjtfciec iui
kept on a first eiaaa H k farm.
! kinds il atr ! WiH gi ss, HrtL'
! !to Ac. tn (Uh w hacdW. tk GoU.
I K-d Silver, aod JspsMs fas tail. 1
i Foant ith rastW acd atsy variety ti ft.
1 at rviuinal4f prw-o
j Skv trwh er or flay olo- -aJavs .
hai 1 Kt.rt rg sraaratad to b .
nr f rr, t i W ill r d4ivrr4 e
i roormt.g Fks for sMtlr.g. frosa taorra
I bn-d atork at $2 UO lor thirUw A i- .
o toocs; pfMigrewd lul lor aaie at r.
i iin.KU 1 1 1 mm mluli1H.f.lff at4-ft 1 I .
1 I iDtt BaoDtKa, after tbe oat a raj rat
! r-kr. ar pa. tr. .til t kp at
nrtd batter alaaya cm baad. aad b
14aV0- ItlllK HIT rDirifM. W reel an
, I: rr-rro evrrv Bnrtint. " dsjrao
T o fine fioVwtvia catvM Uit aU. o-t I
and uue -i-r pitra rrasnstbl WC1
' i. if J tj beikr. In milk tba sHatee. a
i' llvUrin roe ia tailk. We orr a t
ofH.rtonity fur tamer to iasprove tk
i trl V,avnrs alsiava srks. axr
MD.1ay. a baa T'OTltry "Y arda ad pv at . -I
Iuim aill tmt rWi. CaM a or mta lr
i J A. OREK'.
L.abjrg. X r
NOTICE.
Havirs; rnaJiai aa Adwiintrator ' 1
J A . id. all rrsM oeieg bM rsta: .
- j notified to ake payaaeal at oat, aa f
; ,ffrua boldiac riaima agalnet k a
; win pra nt tba lor ray event os trr b - -a
1 Janoarj lb rh 1)997. or Tbm UTJn a.
lff pesid ia bar of triaar recovery.
Jcujaary lta lbC.
O. L ELUS. Ar t
r4 K A. SPKF.D
FOR SALE.
Farm of Dio acres in Warr-o
Ciuuty adjoining Frank.-.
County and Ijing in the fork
Shocco and Fishing-creeks, '
a mil from Ransom's Bnd.-.
Soil adapted to the T)wth t
bright tobacco, cotton, gr.
clover and peppermint. TVrn :
Ono bundrtHl and eiitbty-f.'
dollars cash, balance one.
and three years. For fottl.'t
particular apply to
Chabxxs J. Aito.
nsoxna Bhd, "S . C
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