Methodist Church Directory. ; t'
Sunday School at 9:3') A. 31. f
Geo. S. Baker- Snpt. -Preaching
at 11 A.V61., and? P. M.
evf ry Sunday.
Prayer meeting We dnesday night;,
Ct. F, Smith, Pastor.
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B. MASSENBURG,'
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
LocisBatia, w. c.
Will practice ia all the Courts of the State
Oiflee la Court Bouse.
AT TOB3IK 18-AT-LAW ,
LOUltfBb'xiO, a. c. 4
Will attend tbe courts of .Nash, FrauKUn,
dr;tuvilie, vViifreuai Wine cottuUea, also the
uprvsaio 0 jart of iN'orttt Cirouuo, mui iae U7
t Circuit iiujiiiatrici, Courts. ,'
i)
K. J. K ilALoa.
I
. OJlje tiro door nelow AycbeiC-i'Jos
dru store, adjoining ur.O. iiliay
d
H. W. U. NICHOLSON,
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
LOlISBUKQ, sr. c.
a bPRUILL,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
LOCIdBUKB, N. c.
Will attend the court of PranWio, Vance,
QrauviU-j, Warren una Wake couutiea, also
tue Supreme Court of North Caroliua. Prompt
attonuoa given to conations, JStc
fjUOS. B. WILDER, 1
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
LOUISBOBe, H. C.
O ce on Main street, over Jones & Cooper's
gtore.
rp W. BICKETT,
JL .
ATI-ORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
LJQISBJRft IT. C.
Prompt an 1 p itusUking attention given to
every m-ittir latrustei to his hanas.
Rerjrs to Caief Justic sai apherU, Hon. John
Mniniug, tiou. Ho:t W. Wiustoa, Hon. J. C.
BuicLou, Proa, first National Bans of Win
kU i. Ui mn & Iauiy, Wiustoa, Peoples Band
or jI.uroe, Unas. E. T-iylor, ires VVafee Por
eatOoiljge, Hon. K W. I'imuerlake.
u oc iu uuurD House, oppositettheriifVs.
W.
M. PERSON,
ATTORXRY-AT.LAW,
LOUISBUKO, sr. c.
Practices in all courts. . Office in the Court
Bonne.
YARBOROCGH, Jb.
ATTORNEY AT L UV,
LOUISBURQ.N. C.
OiBcp on secoud Hour of JS'ual bnilding
Jiui'i itret-t. u i
ili 1 iril business intrusted to him
viii receive prompt andcarelul atteiitian.
Dentistry,
W. H. EDWARDS
OP WAKE FOREST, N. C.
W ni visit Loui-hnrMoiitlay, Tuesday
rji.1 'l.itf8iiu ioHowin the nrxt Suuiay
in i-uui month prepared to do all kinds of
1'i-ntal work.
' over .Tojies & Conper Store
t door to T. ii. Wilder Law oilii-e
J. IWI. C. HSLU
THE TINNER,
'ir prep-tMd 1 1 d'j al: kind of tin work, re
f!i;r.n-. Z:. All work fraaranteed. Plaje
f ' birfiiiASH ou M'tin Sureet in house recently
u-'mjiied by F. Parrish."
RUFF8N a LEWIS
BLACKSMITHS
We are prepared to do all kinds of
w rk ia our ha. Call to si--e us at our
eh p Qar the Louisburg mills.
i)-E. IE. IIJSTG-,
DENTIST,
LOUISBLTRG, N. C.
OtTicje over ttacket Store.
GraJnto Baltimore Dental College.
Tv;aT.-four years active experience.
AKTIFICI VL TB.TH A SPSCIALTY. Nat ural
teeth rmu'wetl and new ones inserted in
TWEXrr M1NDTE3.
Ali work warranted.
Louisbur is my home "for better or
w axe" and you will always find me
ready to correct at my own expense any
work that may prove unsatisfactory.
Very trnly.
R. E. KING,
Dentist.
YARBO ROUGH & DAVIS,
The Blacksmiths
OF LOUISBLTRG.
All work in our line done on short
notice, and satisfaction guaranteed.
We have our new shop (the old ten pin
illey) in g.xKl sha pe and are better pre
pared than ever to serve our cuslo
mers. STILL AT THE BRIDGE .
BLACK- MITHING.
Where I am well known and dkmkuI
my s.ime work. I hope yon wiU aee me as
you hava done befnm. Vnn (ii- mZ "
the East side of the River bridge. Main street
Looisbarg, N. C. While I anauoin aU kinds
PMpiaed
i uneKsiaitnini
suiithing, don't forget that I am also
a 10 repair yoar gan, such as patting'
locks &c 1 have a few (runs which I
1 new
n t ! 1 it, n
repaired that will be sold if not called for
Yours truly '
A. T. Nui
CENTKAL HOTEL
J" I Mtwsenburg 'Propf
HEWDCT-SON, N.C
GoJ accommodations. Good fare: Po
lito and attentive servants. -
OSBORNHOUSE,
C D. OSBORN, Proprietor,
Oxford, N. C.
Grood accommodations for the
traveling pnblie ; ' , 5 ,
D0YfjU WAfiT A HOUSE ?
lf 80 yon will do well to write,
ee J. Levister, t Louinburg,
; before contraciir j. Plane,
BpeciHeatjon8 and eatimatea mad
t
p ; BE CAREFUL Wfl AT YOU SAY.
IHfeotland'Keek' Demoerai. A v
In speaking of a bison's fan Its,
-..Piay don't forget yonr own;
Ka?oiter thow ia bons lass,
1- tSaouI ricypr thruw Khnno
" V
If we h av B it.Jiiag Ii to do
Bnt ti!fc of thosi who sin
' Ami from that point txo
h.vr n to ranges man
OntU h's fairly f.; B
Saorri i w uot f-Jike hw coWsa'nV
a kcow thwworld is wide
B "" Jw- and who has not?
Th l(i as well a y ovin
W may perhaps, we oo)rht to know,
Huvt- fafty to their otie.
I'll tll you' of a better plan,
And Had it works fall well- J
To try my uwu defects to cur. .
. Ere I f others tell: " " -
L Ami thona:h I sometimes hope to be
-iuuruu Home j, Know.
H? own short-5omigs bkl me let
The tanlts oi oth s &l
Theti let ns all.' when we commence '
3 8Jandpr friend or foe,
Think of the harm one word mav do,
To those we little know.
Remember enrses sometimes, like
VOnr chickens. roost at homo;"
Don't speak of others' faults until
We have none of our own .
FOR GIRLS.
CHOOSING A SlSBAND.
Robert Louis Stevenson's Advice to
Women.
Selected ,
It isn't often a man comes for
ward to offer advice unsolicited on
how to chouse a husband when
oue does, womeu ought to give his
reniarks attention, for the 8igge6
tieii8 he advances are sure to be in
teresting if not convincing.
k , . WHOM TO AVOID.
1 ''Don't marry any man," says a
masculine philosopher, without
duly considering his tastes and
habits, for they offer a pretty sure
estimate of the individual's tem
per and bent of his character.
Refuse s man of letters, though his
genius 4nay promise to produce tbe
book of the century. Shakespeare
himself was not a satisfactory life'p
partner aod?authorship is a seden
tary, brain wearing, dyspeptic
profession. He who bends over a
desk coining fine seutejicea will
likely scowl when the baby wails,
quarrel with his food, want peace
when the children romp, suffer
from insomnia and live chiefly on
the nerves.
"Refuse him," "Mr. Stevenson
continues, ''just as you would the
musical genius, or even the vocal
ist or instrumentalist wbo has too
much talent. Men of that stripe
alwavs sacrifice everything to their
art, which leaves, yon see, very
short commons for the wife. Your
embryo Wagner is apt puough to
be full of crochets a3 to his scores.
He is always up in tbe clou.ls or
pluuged in abysmal depths. The
neighbor's practicing daughter
keeps him on the wrack, his hours
of composition or protracted prac
tice sap all the harmony from his
mind and body, while ambition
rides him like a nightmare.
ARTI8TS ARE SAFER.
But if you mast have a husband
in the arts try a painter or an ar
chitect. An artist is tbe.only man
who knows how to mak poverty
picturesque and accept it with
philosophy dabbing colors on
canvas, or drawing stately Hoes is
somewhat a soothing occupation to
the mind. There always lingers a
halo of romance around the velve
teen coat and tall easel, and artists
are, by the requirements of their
profession, more patiently hopeful
tnaa feverishly ambitious.
JOURNALISTS PASS MUSTER.'
-There is really much excellent
material to make 'a good husband
to be found among the journalists.
A capable jodr'nalist is eminently
a good tempered fe41ow; cheerful,
energetic, has a keen understand
ing of human nature, compreheuds
tbe philosophy bf making tbe best
of a bad bargain, leads a busy,
healthy, varied life atid as a hus
band stands a better chance of suc
ceeding than,, for instance, a
physician.
' -OTHERS GOOD AND BAD.
It's doubtful if .the popular doc
tor is much of a comfort to his wife;
He has too little leisure; his profes
sional chains are carried every
where .with him, he is preoccupied;
scarcely ever a good business man;
but a lawyer is to be highly recom
m nded and politicians have their
strong virtues; s ",,", -
.Never xnarry" tnan who has
very few friends. AThere t is no
4oabtedljr & big flaw iu his charao-
fig? IQUISBURG; N. CPMDAY, FEBRUARY
",!Y remeaiDer, u a
rftheKeVnesefve-d individual iJ
. r mn ma nr 1-1 a a . - -
wuuu rrucuce sucft pretty tastes
T"V-r .r in water
voiuraj ue is iifcely to Lave nicewift
epo.ts iu bis nature somewhere,
amenable tonight influence: J ( :
A man w ho i fond of fishing is
worth cultivating. It shows a
contemplative, miud open to roo
ictions Remember that the
bachelor who boasts he has no small
vices, must needs be suspected, for
human nature is true to herself
and abhors a vacuum. It's a wise
wife who cheerfully tolerates a
ai toaaay boots, who , doesn't rid i
cule her husband's clumsy efforts
at carpentry mending around the
house, who often admits tbe dogs
to tbe sitting room, and lets an
occasional extra tn&u friend in for
diuner without rebuke or apology.
These are littlo things but tbey all
go toward keeping a cheerful bus
band inside the garden gate aud
tend to firmly establish domestic
serenity."
Fanny Enders.
What Wall Street Really is.
New York Tribune.
Wall street
is nothing but a
lendiug shop for tbe money of the
contiuent. If nobody seut money
here to be loaned, in order to get
safer busiuess than he could get at
home; Wall street exchanges would
shut up and Wall street banks
would get out of busiuess.
More than half the loans made
by all national banks in New York
are, iu fact, made by them only as
agents for various country banks.
Out of 364,000,000 loaned, accord
ing to a quarterly statement $26o
000,000 was due to other national
bauks. Tbe mouey is sent here to
be loaned because the New York
backs have the confidence of their
correspoudentsall over thecouutry,
are known to be conservative and
prudent, aud iu a better position
to foresee trouble than bankers
auywhere else, aud have larger
opportunities to make safe loans
thaii cau be found anywhere else.
Your crazy, wildcat borrower,
whether iu Florida or Oregon, gets
bis loan at home, if be can, while
the man who has something solid
to justify a loan goes straight to
Wall street, because there he can
get money cheaper than auywhere
else on such property. Meu are
uot fools for seudiug their money
here. It is handled more safely
in tbe long run. and with less per
centage of loss, than anywhere
else in the country, and for that
very reason at lower rated of in
terest. Whatever they feel willing
to risk on various shady ventures
bankers elsewhere risk at Lome,
but the money they put into Wall
street they count as their surest
reserve.
This money comes largely from
the West aud South. The good
farmers and merchants of those
sections, who have money lying
idle which they do not want to tie
up in permanent investments, get
something for the use of it often,
and get it protected and guarded
always by their local banks only
because those banks dan use a part
of their , reserve in New York.
Since tbey must "have something
here to meet demands at this mo
mentary centre, and can use money
here more safely than anywhere
else, they send as much here as
they conveniently can.
The money comes here because
caution and conservatism usually
I control the financial institutions of
New York. Sitting al ways in
front of measureless disaster, if
Berlin or Paris or Londou, South
Africa or Turkey, Washington or
Albany, make mischief, the great
managers of institutions here are
forced to keep their eyes constantly
open to all sorts of possibilities.
Tbey compete with each other yso
sharply, when there is any chance
to lend or invest with safety, that
they crowd down as far 'as possible
the lending rate for the whole con
tinent and that they could not do,
if the West and "donth wereAioVall
tbe time trusting over $200,000000
.to their, judgment, experience and
wide knowledge tjecanse the
money is safer' here, . although it '
actaal 7 earns less, tbau it wonhl
invlh.L ",
loans tbe most imDortat.t b'a..
1 live iudaatriea of. all Western
Southern 8tates have beeV devel
oped. Through . their ; loans the
ra i I roads, w b ich . have": more than
doubled" the value 'of laud in all
Western and Southern States bav
been Constructed aud maintained
' c.U-i ' v v-
Stock speculators, gaiu and cot
- - w . -
.-UBtuin,exiBi.in(p,ew Yorkist know their
as in other cities, but they are not
the meuto whom ihe whole nation
intrusts its lastt reeerve; Wall
V86 trusted because it it trusU
wottby. jind nikev 'boney n1y
because it performs for the whole
nation a service more safely,
cheaply and profitably than any
body else conld perform it.
wH0M T0 KICK.
DON'T STARVE PREACHERS.
Bob Burdette's Advice.
Selected.
My sou when you bear a man
growling and scolding because
Moody gets $200 a week for preach
ing Christianity, you will perceive
that be never worries a bit because
lugersoll gets $200 a night for
preaching atheism. You will ob
serve that the man wbo is unutter
ably shocked because F. Murphy
gets $350 a week for temperance
work, seems to thiuk it all right
when the barkeeper takes in twice
as much in a single day. The
laborer is worthy of his hire, ury
boy, and be is just as worthy of it
in the pulpit as he is on tbe stump.
Is the mau wbo is honestly try
ing to save your 60ul worth less
than the man wbo is tryiug hie
level best to go to Congress? Isn't
Moody doing as much good work
hs lugersoll? Isn't John B. Gough
as much the friend o humanity as
the bartender. Do you want to
get all the good in the world for
nothing, so that you may be able
to pay a high price for the bad?
Remember, my boy"the good
things iu the world are the cheap
est, bpring water costs less than
corn whiskey; a box of cigars will
buy two or three bible; a gallon
of fine brandv costs more than a
barrel of flour; a ' full hand" of
poker often costs a man more iu
twenty minutes than bis church
subscription amounts to in three
years; a State election costs more
than a revival of religion; you cau
sleep in a church every Sunday
morning if you are mean enough
to deadbeat your lodging, Jbut a
nap in a Pullman costs you two
dollars every time. Fifty cents
for the circus and a penny for the
little ones to put in the missionary
box; one dollar for the theatre, and
a 1 pair of trousers frayed at the
end, baggy at tbe knee and utter
ly bursted as to the dome for the
poor; tbe danciug lady gets $600 a
week, and the city missionary gets
$000 a year; the horse race scoops
iu $2,000 the first day4 and the
church fair lasts a week, works
twenty-five or thirty of the best
women in America to death,' and
comes out $40 in debt! ,
Why, my boy, if you ever find
yourself sueering or scoffing be
cause once in a wbile yon hear of
a preacher getting a living or even
a luxurioussalary, or a temperance
worker making money, go out in
the dark and feel ashamed of your
self; an'd, if you don't feel above
kicking a mean man, kick your
self. Precious little does religion
and charity cost the old boy; and
when the money he does give is
flung into his face, like a bone at
a. dog, the donor is not" benefited
by the gift, and the receiver is
not, and certainly should not be
gratified.
And. then, remember, my ton,
yoa have to work; Whether you
handle a pick or a pen, a wheel
barrow or a set of books, digging
ditches or editing a paper, ringing
an auction bell or writing funny
things, !yoa jmust work. If yoa
iok around yon, son, yoa will see
the men who are most able to live
the rest of their days withoat
work, are the men who work tbe
hardest; 1 be afraid of : kill,
ing yourself with work, son. ' It is
beyond your power to do that.i
Men cannot work so hard as -that
28, 1896.,
' - k- ,
" ..y T t tbirtj.
They die sometimes, bat its be
cause they quit work at 6 p. tn.t
and don't get home nntit 2 a. n.
It's tbe interval that kills. Work
gives yoa an appetite for meals;
it lends solidity to your slumber;
itgivessppreeiationofaholiday.
Tb ere are touiiv mn t,. j
not Wnrlr m v
I 1-; wm, vu tu worm
- hs, not proud of them, ft doe,
names, even: it
himply speaks-'of them as old so-
and so'e boys.
; Fonr BLr Successes.
flavin the needed orit to mak rood
ail the advertising claimed Tor them. Uw
IoHowib four rccDHdiea bar r-acbti a
phenomenal sale, fjr. King. New Di
covery, for consumption, e0ffu and
colds, each bottle ffuanntoed-Klectrie
Bitters, the great remedy for Lir.
SN.mach and Kidneys, Hucklen's Ar
nica Salt, the best in the world, and
Dr. king's ew Life Pills, which are a
perfect pill. All tbes reumlh are
Kaaranteed to do just what is elaimed
Tor tbt-m aud the dealer who- name n
attached herewith will be glad to Ml
yoa more of of them. Sold at Aycccie
s to a. Drug Store.
Judge Clark in Mexico.
Charlotte Observer.
A letter from Associate Justice
falter Clark, dated at theCitv of
Mexico, de Eoero," (January
otb) Bays he basso far bwoin eight
States of that republic. It ia gum-rner-like.
Strawberries ure ripe
During his travels he haa not neen
a fire or a house with a chimney
How many of theseehivering North
larolinians would like to live in
that Republic to the South of us
where a shirt, a pair of trousers, a
cigarette and a straw bat meet the
requirements of costume so far ns
comfort are concerned nnd where
a dollar is worth 50 cents?
It Hay Do as Much for Yoa.
Mr Fred Miller, of Irving. 111., writes
that he had a setere Kiduey trouble for
nihny year, with severe pains in his
back and also his bladder wan affected
IU tried many o called Kidney cures
but without auy good result. About a
.year ago he beyaa the use of Electric
Hitters and found relief at once. Elec
tric Hitters i especially adapted to the
cure of all Kidney and Lifr troubles
and gifes almost im-tmt ivlief. Or.
trial will prove, our statement Price
only 50c. for large bvt.lo. At Aycocke
& Co a. Drug arcre.
The paths of pervrrHt.v all must pursue
fciperiencs shown it each daj-
TW m4tut man kr a large invw-w.
Is the man ho has notniog to j
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LUe, Fire and Acci
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. . . - -
LODISBDRG, N. C.
Safe, Reliable Companies.
Office ;iu ihe Neal building
flpsuira. f7tf
r oncE or DiSaoumox.
hMlac elaioia araiat X.d trsa snJ mw
-t tWa to iyrorta A .u loe rjareT
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Jaa..180e, -.: P
MORTGAGE SALE..
By virtu of powM-eoetatswa' ia a rtorv
a easevted b O. b. sleyeto D H
8tley da aa4 pwyabW on (a gSU, dT ol
" refuew.1 t. hook tCp.
Pjaj 120 i. the IWwer of D-Me oScci
Utathass eoaaty and tewalo.d toawM
Potasy yer see port mm sn4ow of U
B. St. ley tfwrswj. wkirw ol4 tMnBMl
of SBortrac as reneud la twed of a.
coaau I), in the oSW of ta1rk of tU
Court of Cbathjaxa envaty. aa1 tartKer
power rvaierred npcm m aadse fedrDeet
of tbe ctorro Court of rrmakhaeoeaty at
T Cowr la J aweary
to The fahrses bMdee o Mes4.y IVbewefT
?tn- rt boom dnnr la Loei.tr
the Jollowiag article of rreoua) property,
to-wit; Oae J. H C horse -o. .Vd
bv" 2 mU. dark Uys, 1 aeaaed Kit.
one oaioed llollv.
Mas. D B. 8tlt. Mortsrags-.
looat t So. ittorny
NOTICE
Havina- qnabfi-d as Almialtratoe of
ullsn Perry. rolon4. ail p.raoo oiK
Die ratal are aotifl:d to moke payaat at
ooee.ondaJI perw.na holdit rtaims i.imi
hiaesteU prwil t-m for pttni
on or Uefore th Wth day ! J.naary 1$7
or ihU notio. sin be pUad tu Ur of taeir
recovery.
January Vth 1S9S
O. I. KLLIS Adm r.
ol WILLIAM PEBBT
LOUISBURG
Carriage Shops,
H. C. TAYLOR, Proprietor.
If your Carriage, Buggy, Wag
on or anything m that line ned
repairing and you wan it doD
right, bring it to tne, ai.d if ou
want your Carriage or Buggy re
painted in a first-class manner,
bring it to me aio. I have srv-d
my time under a first-class paiu
ter and wood workman, cau there,
fore gaurantee satisfaction iu all
work entrusted to ro.
1 have a first-class black smith
in the black sm:th shop wbo ful
ly understands everything about
bis busings.", frorr -hoeing a
horse to irioning a fine tuggv.
It does not pay to have jobr
work botched up, no brin" it
along to me whre ir WILL BK
DONE RIGHT, my priCes ar.,
reasonable
I make Buggies and Wagons to
order. If you want a ood Home
Made Buggy or Wagon, giv me
your orders, and you shall havr
what you want.
Thanking my friends for their
patronage in the past and solicit
ing the pame in futqre, I am,
Yours very respectfully,
II . C. TAYLOR.
Build up Home.
by
PATRONIZING HOME ENTERPRISE
MALL0RY DURHAM CHER
R(0TE CO.
OF DURHAM. - -NO.
ARE MANUFACTURING AS
FINE CIGARri CHEROOTS
.iND CIGARROS
As can oe found on themarket.
Their leading brands are
4BULL OF DURHAM"
A dime Cigar for a uickle. Hand
Havana filled.
'BLACKWELLS DURHAM'
Named in honor of Col. W. T.
Black well, father of Durham
5 cent SumatraWrapper.
LITTLE SADIE, CUBAN CIG
ARROS, 10 FOR 10 CENTS
"OLD CHUNK" CHEROOTS,
5 for 10 cents. The 6nest smoke
for tbe-money.
"OLD NORTH STATE"
Cheroot, 3 for 5 cents, a sure
winner that always plea.
Stick to home and send ut your
orders.
Uailorj QurfczQ Chsrcot Co.
DURHAM, N. C.
o iu j
eta,
w sf .
(UOporSotUs
vTirsa vemgiM. noawwusaws THteet,
Crwep promptly retierea WkMls I'sMgU
nd AstaaaA. lnr UaianrUt H Br do
tteaJ? baa oared taiwnaawds where sUsUiih
faiind; vut rxrsa too if tsUteq la rtsao. Bokl
oy Proggiste cs a sturastos. T't LaaaeTssca
oae iimuinn Ktoam.. Octa.
LOH'syCATARRH
mm
Waee you CUtarra t Tb renaerfy la roarra.
K UMBER 2.
. - ' 9 i
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,-
Who may wUh bin itmpe
ing or fcalrdrwertagUcBe, will da
ell to rail on W. M. ALSTON.
4 I. E.TII0MA8. Udieahavt.
your bans; cut rihU Wa para
Dr. White new hair rrarr.
Vao'e Mexiean Hair lieatoraUvt.
Aysr. Hair Vigor. Tricophtrorit
for the Ulr and skin, atbiaff te
bat U U keep tie hair from fall
Ing out.
liOTEL WOODARD.
C wOol4 w4, fa
E-ky UeiAV K. C
free Rta mrU all trtia.
t3traT.
F Ha . K L I . Ti II in K L
FRA5KU5T0.V, X a
C. If. HOBES, Frp'r.
Ood arcotaodatioo for its) trateliar
poUie
Oood Liter Attached.
shoe making:
MOSKS WEST ho'di forth in
rear of Tboma-' Drug Stor, (on
the alley where he does shrw
f aking nd repairing and guar
antee to do work a jfood and
cheaper than any 8aW-VWker
in the State.
Come and for yourself.
Respectfully,
IKXSES WEST.
NOTICE 1
I have decided to reduce my
BEES to 10 Hives.
Will sell remainder for 13.50
per hivf, this inclod top ease.
Thse bes are worth 16.00, for
bees aloue. Apply al nce to
A. D GREEN.
R. R. CRO&SEN.
FIRST CLASS PA INTER,
LortsBcao, y. c
I wish tr nff-r ray arlce to the r-ol
lie. and will say that I an prrrared t.
do all kinds of hoa- painting, grain
ing a. Wy work in Lcntstarr speaks
for itelf, and I refer to all par. We ft -
w Qrfn i Lae w or led. Old fomlli
maoe tww. tfiie roe yoor
and you shall be p'-ed.
ratrona
0. & R. S-CHRISTIAN
fljalesala grocers.
RICHMOND, Va.
Prompt attention to orders i:;
snt sfaction UL'AKA EED.
TAKE NOTICE !
Onr back is run to tie depot
for tbe benefit of passengers who
pay, and while we donot with
to be discourteous t anyone w
respectfully ask that all dead
beads" will either walk or
"pav."
HAYES & PULLER-
CHICKLV CHOLERA
Can be cured br uaine THOMS
PtU'LTRY IH)vDEintaJaon:r
rocp and gape. now- the time
to use it. 25 cent a packa.
For aale bv
W. G t UOMAS, Drrgiat,
Louisbtirjr. N. C.
NOTICE.
Hsri eg oahfli as Aln:ttrator of K
A l. til pf.)M om fcta eatete a-
totib4 to eake payowet at oe. ad ')
peaoM boLJiag rlatsts a4tJet hia eataJ
ill prfit thra for payvMot os or kw4
Jaoaarr th St 19?. or te aotaaa W
be pUad ia bar ol tawr fwoitrt.
v Jary Ota I8M.
O. L. TLLfa. Aw
of k. A BPaTtD.
FOR SALE.
arm of 185 acre in Warren
County adjoining Franklin
County and lying in the fork of
Shocco and Fishing creeks, of
a mile from Rausom's Bndfe.
Soil adapted to the growth of
bright tobacco, cotton, grisv.
clover and peppertntnL Terusa:
One hundred and eighty-fir-dollars
cash, balance one, tw
and three year. For "further
particular apply to
Charlzs J. Alro,
Ransoms Bridge, N. C.
nima rxini irj rn ni rm
vwrrT vaairnte or reoiorsraass
rowx,
Pikla Dwets. Wiu hortacd Tarley. Tig
OM.aU tied of P-sbbiT. Oatwew PU.r
strH PoIoskJ Okie, aed rrrt.klre -...
rwetatevexl Jrraj eaUi. ad mr r4 liw
atete fsUk rr1 'ota'ee, fUtur. aa1
B-ewaed eocsu Koektsc fr&m, Corv
Wrd ad l'mi Lverrrkia araatii
krooa r cUae stork Ursa. rtwk;
kJsdeol eaievlowle WiM . Kesst.
Hs Ir- Of t we fcaalW lia D.
KmI Mvrr. a4 Japaeeae taa faO. Ti
Foe at aitrWaJ aay varsrly of t
t rMBabsa peira.
k frWa rrx oae day eVSrwaye
- Enry snr rskrsswd to a s
reveeaewtod U W . dttver4 rrv
aaoraiag. Vex lor eesHwcfrwea tKeeor
bred stori at tl VO 9nt ta:rtse. A U
of ytetr p-d'-rwvirr.w tar M
0hU tvm ro-4J4ensg at. Ia taw
wieter ooetae, oftr Uh asiwraJ timm4
eatrkrwe are ps. aAwee md or fter at
tiseaalretrtaarsuerkteieraw Fr a
aad better aJwwya ow kaa4. aa4 aUlU ew
l4Teed rrwrr asorslaa. kt aWtrewL
Twotae (toeteia r.tvea for aeW. rwe hi
o WiWe-peVs rwnets. Jra sa.1
ewwwykeW, tws lis law wfefrr. aJex
om ti4 a ja.vr cSer a tte
orportesiry lor fsnsvrra to tsaarovw tkrr
sio. Tawtoee alveee wekwasw, ease-a
Raaday. wW PoVtry Tarda aad iWt
howeee i0 brk-4. C w. or saw
J a. cKrr.
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