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VOL XXY1.
Kethodist Church Directory.
Sunda y School at 9:30 Ai M.
(Jteo. S. ,Bake&. Snpt.
Preaching at 11 A. M., and 7 P. AT.
evnry cSnnday. .
Prayer mating Wednesday night.
Or j F. Smith, Pastor .
JL-iv toss!iia.l curd
B. MASSESBDfiO,
AtroasBY AT LA.W.
LJC1JBJBG, S. C.
Will practise iu all the Courts of the State
O Uiie iu Cuart House.
0.
AX f uaNiiYS-AT-LAW,
Lom.SBo'JiO, S. C.
win atteua tue coarts ot Nash, Franumi, ne
t,atfooic! Ojartoi North Od,roiui), uxid the u. est
C Circuit ua jLntrkt Courts. .
H. i. MA.LOiV.
DJijj two doors below Aycoche & Co.'s
cra stoiw, tuJoiumg Or. O.Lu Jtillia.
W. U. AiCHOLciON,
FJiACriUINU PHYSICIAN,
LojisBUiitt, c.
V.
a. dP&uiLi.,
ATTOliNBY-AT-LAW,
liDCldBaillJ, N. C.
Will iwtoa 1 tUe courts of Franklin, Vance,
Gnuvili:. w-irreu aad vV'jke uouuties, alao
lue aujiruiae Court of orta CuroUua. frouipt
ananju giveu to coiieouons, so.
T
ATTOitKY-AT-LAW,
i,OL'l.-SBiJlia, N. c.
OTue on Main street, over jones & cooper s
store.
rj W. lilCiCBTT,
Ai'tJllNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
LJCISH JitO N. C.
1'rompt !tnl luiustiking attention given to
Kfi 3i-s to Cmei j astii iShdpUara, ion. iouu
M ,.i,,iiitr. iioa. Kout. W. VV luston, UOU. J. i.
l-., vr. , Kirst Ndti0ii.a BiaK. of 'Wm-
io'u. Ji :.ui & iUuiy, Winston, opUss Bans
ui AlJuroe, caw. JS. Taylor, FrsM. vAe For-
ji ijk!i Hon. ii. vv. nuioeriai.te.
Ui'tioo ui OuarL Uoode, oppoaita Sheriff's.
W.
M. PEK.SOX,
ATTOltNEY-AT-LAW,
PractAe.'s in all courts. OUlce in the Court
boae.
-yy IX. YAttBOHOUOil, Jfl.
ATI O UN EY AT LAW,
LOUiSBUttO, N. C.
OHiee on oeoouii ll or of .Neal building
t-irci-t.
Ill 1 nl business intrusted to him
v .ii revise prompt and carciul attention.
Dentistry.
-W. H. EDWARDS-
oy WAKE FOIIEST, N. C. .
. . -n i I
Will v sit LouMnnr, ou Aloi Jay, luesaay
mil J. irfHlav folio, sing the arst Sunday
i., in.uita nreyawd to Uo aU kinds o!
,i . .... ii.'.r .Tones & Cooper Store
i.-r do;r.- to T. 13. Wilder Law oili-e
J. Wl. O, HILU
is ni-.oareJ to do all kind of tin work, re
n z-.'c. Ail worti fCua,ruuteed. Place
ii, ;i..iims oa jlit'ri t iii-eeo in house reeeutly
c, . a .MH.l bv Parriiih.
HUFFIN & LEWIS
BLACKSMITHS
We are prepared to do all Kinds ot
worK m our iiae. ian to sew us ai, uui
Kuop near the Loai.sbar mills.
t t : 1 1..
DENTIST,
LOUISBUilG, N. C.
Oiucft over ilacket Store.
(ir.iduate Baltimore Dental College.
Tvv.iiity-four years active' experience.
J'.TiFICUb TSSTH A SPECIALTY. INatarai
t-tli removed aadiew oues inserted in
T W E N IT MINUTES.
All work warranted.
L luisburg is my home lor Detter or
worse aaa you win aivmya uuv mc
ve i ly to correct at my own expense any
work that may prove unsatisiactory.
Very truly.
R. E. KING,
Dentist.
YAKBOftfltl II & DAVIS,
Tiie blacksmiths
OF LOUISBURG. .
All work in our line done on short
notice, aud satisfaction guaranteea.
w- have our new shop (the old ten pin
Ule ) in ttvXid shape and are better pre
pared than ever to serve our custo
mers. "still at the bridge.
P LACK-SMITHING
Whore I am well 'known and prepared to do
my s.tine worfc. I hopj yoa will see me as
y u !i iv.) uone before. You will find me on
Hi Koat sUe of the River bridge, Main street'
I.ouisburg, N. C. While I am doing all kinds
t blackHinithine. don't foroet fhat I am also
ptvp iaeit io repair your gnu, such as putting
oil new locks 4C I have a few guns which 1
have repaired that wiU be sold if not called for
" ti.n days.
Tours truly4
A. T. Neal
i iU.NKLLNTO.N HOTEL
FRANKLINTON, N.-C.
G. II UQBBS, f jy'r.
Cood neenmndfltinn for the traveling
public
ood Livery Attached
OSBORN HOUSE,
C D. OSBORN, Proprietor,
Oxford, N. C. ,
Oood accommodations for the
--iiiig puoiic.
DO YOU WANT A
uniior n
nUUdC T
it so yon will do well to -writ,.
C., before contrautir?:. Plans
- " WTinmf. - ft I. I inlllKHllrff
.wcauons and estimates made
l4-2m w '
THIS FOR FARMERS.
THE QUESTION OF MANURING
QUESTION OF
CROPS.
How to Save the Manure from the
Stable and Barn-yard Best Methods
of Applying: it What Chemicals Pay
Best With These Manures tfelpfnl
Hints on Small Fruit Culture, &c,
Editor Farmers' Voice: By long.
odds tbe most important question
to every, one wb'o tills the soil is
that of manure. No matter what
grows, wnetner it be tbe ffross-
staple or the most delicate fruit
, , . .
or garaeir-product, his success de-
panda .'-inoMTopou a wise system of
manuring than anything else. It
is also a question whose importance
must increase rather than lessen.
For by far the greater part of the
agricultural lands of tbe country
are yearly deteriorating, getting
poorer tinder the treatment they
get. At the same time competi
tion is getting- stronger and tbe
necessity of tbe use of wisdom and
economy in all agricultural meth
ods becoming more imperative.
While my experience has lain
mostly in fruit culture, I have for
many years grown grain and
grass crops as a rotation. My soil
runs all the way from extreme san
diness to black muck in one direc-
t.iou and to tbe closest red clav in
antuer. Mv experience lias cov
ered summers, so wet that even
rass would not grow, and it has
convinced me that tbe usual metb-
ods of crop fertilizing COilld be
greatly improved by following a
few simple rules. All stable or
barnyard manure should not only
be saved, but saved in such a way
as to lose no part of its value.
Manure in horse stalls I leave un
touched till it is hauled out and
broadcasted on the land. Cleanli
ness is preserved by adding bed
ding as needed. If the stall is
u J ",,vi """f, ,in,cx u0Cu, tue
P. II m 11 lat i t 'T mnnuro ennn nonl-c
r"'
I firm" enonch to form a trood floor,
U- , . , . .
wuir.u is yet so ansornetu. Tnai not
the leaet quantity of liquid ma
nure is lost. Manure saved this
say has fully twice the value of
that treated in the usual mannpr.
Thorough composting is, of course,
excellent. But where one man
com,06ts mari,lre properly 20 care-
lessly throw it out either to heat
.1 P J. I. - 1 I T
" - '-"ft VD vucu uy
rai us, eitoer process renaenno; it
-
neariv worthless.
Manure from the milk cow stalls,
which have to be kept clean,
should be composted with kainit
or some good absorbent as fast as
removed. The barnvard Droner
j j
P""'"U 3u nuaujjcu aim pru-
tected from drippings that tbe ac-
, . . " ... t ,
cumulating manure win not lose
Dy- leaching. Straw or litter of
. i ,,
sum i.mu must aiso De imerauy
used. But comparatively few far-
mers depend upon the above ma
nures alone. Most of them buv
more or less fertilizer besides.
This is all right provided the right
system is followed. As far as my
observation goes the right system
is not generally followed. When
fertilizers aro used in connection
. . .
with maunre, it should always be
as a supplement to that article,
and their ingredients should be
such as to supply the properties iu
which the barnyard manure is de
ficient. Where a moderate quan
tity of this manure is used in con
nection with green manuring, (the
turniug under of rye, peas or clo
ver), little ammonia, (tbe most expensive-
ingredient of fertilizers)
need be bought. What will be
needed will be the comparatively
cheap ingredients, potash and
phosphoric avtL
Of all soils, and especially on
Sand V 8oils. I find DOtaeh to be what
is most needed and . what gives the
quickest and largest returns. It
is the height of . unwisdom to use
either stable manure or green ma
uiiring without it.
One hundred and fifty pounds
bf kainit or 100 pounds of muriate
of potash and 100 pounds of dis-
erwloAtl KntiA wftll tniiPil nnrl nnnrn
: " ... ,.
and mixed with earth in the drill
t': ' ti- t
f .... '";.; ..-. '- -ir ; ..,-... ;.r ... .-..-
I on any crop- and on any soil
that I have ever tried it. It is also
on arfl Ant vflnvm er' .rnn:1 H woe 01 it n
LOUISBURG.
for all kinds of grain as well as
for grass and clover. It will
usually pay to nse it much" more
liberally for this purpose and
where no stable manure js used to
add one hundred pounds or more
of nitrate of eoda.
Orchards I would plow shallow
and top dress with the above in
very early spring if not done tbe
tall before. Here but little of the
nitrate will usually be needed.
For small fruit I wold drill in
the mixture before planting. I
use as much as 500 pounds per
acre of it, being careful to mix it
well with the soil by means of s
light ' barrow. Where intensive
culture js to be followed (aud in
fruit above all things intensive
culture pays) heavy quantities of
kainit or muriate of potash or dis
solved bone and bone dust can be
profitably applied if broadcasted
and thoroughly harrowed in. Thus
applied 1,000 pounds of kainit (or
250 pounds of muriate of ptash)
and 500 pounds dissolved bone or
bone dust is not excessive.
I find it to be also unsurpassed
as top dressing for email fruit
applied in February cr March over
plants at the rate per acre of 300
pounds of kainit. (or 20 ponns of
muriate of potash) and 200 pounds
dissolved boTse (bone dust is too
slow here). Tbe result is not only
more fruit, but larger, firmer, bet
ter flavored, better colored fruit.
O. W. Blacknall.
Kittrell.N. C.
THE DRUMMER.
A True Pen Picture of This Peculiar
Animal.
Who bath woe? Who hath con
tentions ? Who hath babblings ?
Verily, he who goeth forth upon
tbe road to travel.
He goeth forth in the morning
with a light heart and a starched
collar, and returneth at eventide
with soiled raiment and .a' blis'.er
on his heel.
He goeth forth like a roaring
lion, seeking whom he may de
vour; but lo, every man be meets
smitetb bim. He goeth to the
place where they do entertain
strangers, and what he orderth of
the servant he bringeth not, and
that which he doth not order is set
before him.
And wbefl. eventide has. fallen
he sayeth uuto the keeper of the
house :
'Behold, I would be wakened at
the fifth hour of tbe morning, that
1 may depart to another country."
And lo, before it is yet light, he
knocketh loudlyagainst the door
and sayeth, "Arise," in a loud
voice, ''that thou mayest depart
upon thy train."
Ad he that would arise awaketb
in haste, and putteth bio right
foot into his left shoo, and he
girdeth himself quickly, and be
hold, be wearetb his clothes hind
side before bo great is his haste
thereof.
And tbe collar that should be
girt about his neck is recoiled in
the upper story of his bat.
And when be arriveth at the
place from whence he would de
part, be tiudeth that it is only tbe
third hour of the morning, and he
leaneth against a telegraph' pole,
and in his heart he revileth the
keeper of the houso wherein he
slept.
Or perchance he asketh to be
wakened at tbe sixth hour of the
morning, and lo, tha servant man
knocketh not until the eighth hour
and when he raileth tbe hired mau
looketh at bim with alook of scorn.
He goeth forth to ride upon the
railway.
Then cometh in a beautiful
maiden, arrayed like the lilies,
and behold she take tb a seat afar
off; bat the dowdy woman with
five children and a wart on
her
nose. taketh the seat near him
Verily, man that is born of wo
man is of few days nd variegated
rations. To-day he bath, much
thaf. is good and tomorrow -
the
food is as tbe Withered grass, yet
noo so cleanly. ; "Where he sleepeth
if there is much wator, be bath no
towel hut if the watery be gone, be
hath of towels' five in number and
a'piecVof soapV -i ;r
jyerily, he hath cause to murmur
an. exceeding' great .murmur.
Gold Leat. s
N. C, FRIDAY; APRIL 3.-I89G.
Jiotes For and of The Farmer. "
ITever keep food before the
bens continuously.
See that tbe bens do not suffer
in winter from want of gravel.
The Pekin duck is tbe best to
keep ou farms where there are no
ponds. ,
When will ergs be sold by
weight? Hogs would as juttly
be sold by tbe dozen regardless
of size of eggs.
Give tbe poultry a little of the
care so freely given to tbe ani
mals, aud it will pay a better
percentage on tbe investment
Finely cut clover steamed or
steeped mixed, water aiid all.
with ground grain audiekd, warm,
is a splendid winter ration for
fowls.
It is a waste of food to fatten to
a point where the animal makes
but a small daily gain. In fatten
ing animals for market it should be
done quickly, and the lot sent to
market as soon as thev ceus1 to
gain in proportion to the food con-1
suined. Every day afier that peri-
od increases the cost.
Notice to WuOia it May Cora.
The taxes levied under srhnhilc ;
"B" in the Revenue Law of North I
Carolina, eh:ip er 1 I G ratified the!
T2th dny of Murvh 189.". are license
taxes for the privilege of practio-
ing r t-n rryinu on t ho business or j
oc jpation therein mentioned. j
ersons practicing any jtr.i.l or j
j r jfession, r doivig I usinjpsH laxed
o : the laws of Nortli C;irolina in
F.-auklin Couut.v :ire h -Teby nolitied
t conmlv with the reonircnents i
law or they may expvet the penal
ties to be enforced as required of nie
in section '31.
Sections 1S-10-20-21-22--J.V24
31-.T4-.'i5, required, the Tinting of
purchases, gross receipts, commis
sions, or other property &c, named
therein, within the first ten ' days of
January and July of each year, and
the receipt for the payment of such
tasen, is a license, nnd authorizes
the person or firms to continue
business for the next G moi ths.and
those doing business w.thout py
ing taxes, are doin- business with
out u license, und subject them
selves to the penalties imposed iu
Section 37.
The attention of MngistrateH,
Constables nnd other county or
tewn officers, are especially culll
to Stations 23-24-2 3r27- and 37
of this act.
H. C. KEARNEY. Sirff.
Louisbnrg, N. C. Mc'h. 25th. 00.
TAYLORS PARLOR
SALOON.
Bargains! Bargains!
Whereat? D. II. Taylor & Co.
for chenp Whiskeys, Brandies,
Wines & Beers.
Where can yon get ? Old home
made corn whiskey at D. H.
Tavlor & Co., from one week to
three years old, cheaper than ever
before.
Who keeps old R. A.
STUART'S ROCK
BRIDGE RYE
WARRANTED 4 TEARS O LD
D. H. Taylor & Co. Who keeps
old Virma Club, D. II. Taylor
Co., and he also keeps tbe lineet
and cheapest home-made Brandy
in town,. other liquors of all kinds
that is good and cheaper than
ever before. Special prices to all
my customers, come one cocne all,
nolit and nrnmnt attention and
skillful bar-tenders.
r - r
OLD ROCKBRIDGE
RYE
IS THE STANDARD OF THE
WORLD.
Is guaranteed pure and is
prescribed by tbe loading physi
.i i ,
cians throughout the country,
and the resident physiciant of
T.,iakn. Roo ka fA i.m nn
. P.
V..;4t WI.SoV.v mViDnonn.
av o urttecriurj oiiiariB ivock
.. . . . j j i.
Stimulant IS needed, Knowing
to be absolutely pure and free
from all adulteration.
( J. E. M ALONE,
Signed ?E.S. FOSTER,
( J. B. CLIFTON.
The above liquor is Bold only
by D. H. Taylor & Co., exclusive
agents, at their Baloons on Nash
bt., wno aiso carry a Boaqaeta, Floral D?strn, PHlin
full line of everything usually Ferns &c.f for houaft dacortion.
1 Hyacinth. TiltiDS Chin.43 Llliw
Vv;:
patronage solicited.
. Tour friends
X..H.TA.YL0B&C0,
DEATH-DOST
IR. IB
riier 1
KoArbM. bM-Bar. (Voiltdr,rru
ton Bug. SpKlrn. FIV. Vva and
Jc oo Dtmala. inn-t od thtir
Ktsc on Tobacco lMot aod all
forcaa of inact lit. Fli n4 Mew
quMor nr qnirkly tilUJ by lb
arak from tbia powrirr, tra
burod. A Nn la tl y U'armlrM to
Una oti aaimnla, bqt aare Jiih
to iatf. PrjNvr-l onlv by
WINK ELM A NX 4 BltOWX,
Dmir ( otnp-in. Daltimor. Vt 4.
P. 8. Tk no 'ttr wbich Uy
m.ty cl.v m kvmkI.
For aulf by Drogista hre mni
S. A. L
SEABOARD
AIR LINE.
ROUTE OF THE FAMOUS
"ATLANTA SPECIAL."
i:v yoi:k, Washington,
NORFOLK, end ATLANTA.
NW oiili: ?IH. SOC riiWDT
ALo Tar.
3 A. U tiXPHKSV '
N. 4 'i.i. 41
SOl'TH BOl'ND. tirtutn s l..'
Sjii.nl " V. x "
Lt Nc Vur.;. la I'.
R H. M -20 p m (" p m
" Ph!ld.'lph!,.a, : I.". J ii:, i i.t
' Hl!imirv. T :i! ... m
Ar. W',iliiiiHt rn, i io
Lv Wellington. 40 i
" Kn-ti tu ii ii I . vin
C L 1 -T'l ft m i "5
' Pf rlii.r. 1 1 11 e "
Ar W,l l..n v.-, SKI.- J rr. I 1 Mi
l.v Olil' I'.,.-.: iai-
(ort (Sinm'rl 7 C" p rr. a tn
" .NorfoK. tin S!
boanl Air l.me H J i ' 0 no
I'urtaraont !i. U'1 nh: '. 1
Ar W'!.),.!,. in k rr. 1 1 11
Lv WpIiKiii. Yiii N.-n-
bo:irl Air Lin M 0(1 m J 1 .' i m
Ar H-nd-fToii. 4 -.'J " 1 .To (. ir.
Ar r)nrha:n. vt.t S-:i
lio:ir I Air l.iti ? '-'"i m 1 oo p ro
" ltnl-it;ti. vin Sfa-
ln.rl Air Ln. " .To.i m .'1 .11 ri tn
' Sunfonl. i 4 1 ' 4 s
" Soutiirn Pint, 7 '.'I ' .' 4'.'
Hiitnlrt . h os '
W n.ltior,). 4'J M
" Monro", dininkf ti it :Vt " .'. "
Ar Crnirlot f. rii Sa-
lio.ir l A:r l.n- 10 4. " Hm (i
Chfr vih S.i-
l.oiini Air Line 11 n.' it ml'" JO p m
Clinton. I:1 I.'ipni 11 .." '
' lirr wool! , 1 '2 -"7 U i.'l n m
A hl-Tlil. 1 JO -,11 .
Kllrton. - 1 1 " 'J -2:
" AtbiTK. " "7 " 3 "
' Winder. :i u4 ' , 4 1 7 "
4 AtlnntK. 3 A. t.
( Pnioa Dpot ) ( I it
Time) - Y - '20 1
No. 403. "Tli Atlnnm !rw-cil .-
Ppjljiun VaatiboUnl tnif Tmln. irh
Hufli-t Sl";ri nnd Out I'unchm ( no l'rn,
dirvl. Wnlunaton to Atl.r?. "('oo."v'
ninii.1 Limifl " l'u!lmu:i I'arlor nn.l l);ti
nit'urx N-'' VoiV to . nh:iii(ton . Pull
iniin Vi'ntibuIHi Pmoinir Room Sp.T.
K-thmonrt to i!oiim. nlo l'cr'.mootli to
Atl.mt (o-mi at li.rlmion'l anil l'or;
raon f h 0 j m .
No 41. -.I'Iip S A. I. Kxr- ." Soli.l
Trn:n of PiiH;nnn Slmnii.l Pnv l"o i-'. 'a
PortsTii on t ii an. I i)iin to Athmii, Pt.'l
rnan S'r-;, Nt'r Tork to WVI.lon it til
l'ii I'har'.t.
No P'j No :is
' A 1 1 m n t n S A L
S( .nl " Kip"
NOK1 HUOtNP.
Lv Athtnt it. via -a
l.onrd Air ft
(OVutral Tim
' Atlin.
F.lbrtoa,
' AMwtiI!'.
' OiwrnriHu!,
' Clinton.
" l'!iitr,
2 imi i, 7 I".
: 07 p ri 11 11
4 (1 1',
4 ; l :vi
.-, 2 -
lj US L' rt'J
7 n:i 4
p m ,
Lt Cimrlott via rn-
Iniur-l Air Line . ' 20 P m 20 a m
Lv MonrtH. rid S.-n-, ,
bonrtt Air Line
( ilinina: stati on ) M 1 " p ro', C ()7 n m
" Hamlft. 10 31- h
' Sunt horn Tine. 11 il " ' 0 1 J "
- Roleitfh. 1 2 a m 'll :U "
Lt Durham via Sa-
bonrti Air lino 15 20 p mill 08 am
Ar Weldun via So-!
boarn Air lin-i 'i Oo a in .T OO p m
'; Pftera'onrjr vin; I
Atlnntic Coant;
hne ; fi 02 ' .', 41 "
" UichmooL 6 40 " 40
" NViinhind on,
via JVnnsi 1 va-j
nt K It 10 4. " 1110 "
" Baltimore. 12in 4H iiiRht
Phila.lflphia. i "JO p ra 3 n m
New York. 'i 'H - G 51 "
Lt WVHon. via Sea-
hoarH Air ine Wti m 3 IO n m
r PortmontLi. 7 ao ' i f ."o
. in .
6 00
7 10
Old Point Coro
tort (Steamer) t" 40
No 40, ' Th Atlantn Special." aoii.l
Pollcnao Teaubnle.1 limited trmn witn
f hroneh buffet draatni room alepera sad
day tacbe (nooxtra tar). Atlanta, to
Wnaliinirton. Pallman leper. Aiianiato
Portatnooth. alao Monro to TJchraanl
Pallmau parlor mm, waabioKtoo to Naw
ToVk.
No 3ft. "The SAL. Kxprwia.' Solid
- train with Pullman ,wP-r -jar
rOMCDPa. Atlanta 1J wrmou. noon iu
yrk. XtUnt to rortamoatb. i"-ap
Chnrie to New Ynr
-UailT. I n.,1,. r,.r, .uuv.j
I I mmfdlil dOansfUOD.
I u .ran . Pnacola. Mma and Florida.
- . Orleana. lexaa. ieiico. aniomia
At Porturaouth witu nay lin, roaataiao
It trtruenr. waahlngon teojer and "rap
choriew nout. to ami irom an pomu
" pon AnrTrm.
Vnr twUeta iWo. and information.
appl.T to tickat ajre-nta, oj to tba General
E. St. Jom5. Vir-Prridnt nnd Oo1 Mjt'r
V. McB. Ga I Hnpanitndeat.
. b. Quote. TrafUc Manajrrr.
T I akdksso. tJi-ni PaBref ap.ot.
I Pnrtufnoatn. Y a .
Roses. Guttlowers. Bnlbs &&
and other Bulbs for forcm? and
out-door plantins:. ErergTeecs,
iltsraolias. 8hd9 trw &.
- 11. STELNSIBTZ, Florist,
, Rale4jli,:;.a
. Telephone, No. 113. " "
Koawcoo HOUSE
Wirrtttss, isrU Cirilia.
r. j. xovcxio,rrar.tir.
Patron" ri Ornnvrrrtxl Toartats u
TrxtUag 1 nUlf SU faL
liol HiMpI Raaat.
FOR SALE.
I fcav arTnl era I a. rraaa. rottoa
an.l lolwrro larc in V mtm rvatt jr. ahva
1 aillaHl Trjr chnp. om-iKiM or lo art a
rat . a ad UUnc nD lot nm. if fb-MrJ
II A FnuTt.
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The
Ptuladelpiiia Record
r KNSSYLVAMA'S FtlKKMOST
NEWSPAPER.
Daily Circ:!it!.a
0 r lb).(KXD ( Vpies
S32i jj Circa!. ti::
Over 1S0,k Cot les
! -Tlie lu-or l' p;s no
: rxpfiisv t rolit-t th verv j
l;itt u'ws ot t h Orld f! :
its r.a,l'rr, anil h s sj.il ;
, depart nitMits dit'd by vx-'
pA't '.H on
lifaltli and 1 1 virgin.. ,
Farm and HourctU)l i. '
Fashions. S-i'ip Art.
i Lib-rat ur Spirts, The
; 1 url. ttc.
Sia-' iMI'Tli IN 1'ATEj.
. Wailsd Postals Pail to taj pan f ii
Ua;tc3 States or U:iU
ian ml S indT.
Daiir K'liti
(O pT y-ar
ADDRESS
Tha RacQrd Pubiishin Co.,
i 17-1'! 'J L,--'. tint M.,
1 ' a I L P K 1. 5' i 1 1 A .
Build op Home.
i;Y-
!PAIR3NIZifl3H0,nE EflTERPRlSE
MALLOHY DUIIUAM CHLK
l Kuuli-i to.
!oF DURHAM - N. C.
j AKE MAM i'Ai n i.i.M. A
i- INK I'l'iAU-" ll KKi a I
! ..M .'Iu AUK'
As t -s.il ti
Th-ir
fci'i.'i "ii th" n. art
'.:d!i.. : r- is o i hr-
"BILL OF DHUIAM"
I
A ditiK- O'ar for a nickl. Hai;d
Havana tillvd.
'BLACK WELLS Dl ItHAM1
Named in honor of Col. W . T.
liacii-ii, (aih'V of Ilurhai
5 r-tit ru matra W rapper.
LITTLE SADIE, CUBAN CIG
AUROS, 10 FuU io CENTS.
,l0LD CIirNK:l CHEUOOTS,
5 for 10 o-nts. Tlse fino?t gmoke
for ttic tuotu-y.
"OLD NORTH STATE"
: rpnint) ard a-ou want it dor.--Cheroot,
3 for 5 cent", a ear j ripbt, brine it to m, i (1 jf yti
winner that always pieass. j want your Carriap or Bupfry r -
i painted in a first-claf tnannr-T.
Stick to homo and sond us your ', trin? it tomp a!?o. I Lav mtv.-.1
orders.
Mallory Durham Cb erect Co.
DURHAM, N. C
Octtaad
(U00 par Dotilc
Croup pcompur: reitertsa aaapins
krMJ AaUuma. CeaaaiDjXJan tt ba no
rtrah baa eardlliotaaaada where avU Uir
failed; wUl CTja too if taken ta titfte. PoM
by Priirxiata on a rsirtntrv. For Use nac
c4 Cheat, iis SUllxU fUa-aTEIi. tcu.
REMEDY.
..anu(Liarrhf Th rrT3tT H rriarB.
ed to x roo. PrtnaMM. lactor tra
i
t I M ai -M .
-VfA VST UMn n
Hi L0 H'SC ATAR R H
NOTICE.
Ia paraama of Ui pow rlrew oa la a Aa
ermot lbo?ir10T Co art of FraoaltaCoaf;
n via at Lh Jnrr v-rm IM, ta tM cirtl ao
Uoa auut Riley VrXftttm va. a C PrlTtta
rt ax. I.artn ail at pa blU aocrtoe to U kUk.
t NIW fe eaai. at tto Conn IVoom la
Loalahar. Ji C.ca Moaliylfctttkttf
April W5. at U o dork aa a UaH of latvi tm
rraaklla connty. j Daaaa Towoahlp. 6
artbel a falloara: Bole4 oo ta-a Brtb tf
,Vim. PHU. oa tha v T BJ. ratants,
oa ta aoatN by W. C Pftlltlpa and ow tk
west by nrtrura rrtT-X. at p a ant oeeaptad
by a.e rriTt. eoauinla Oacrra awnor
tea, taU Mr-h
- r. arm WLJU, Com trlaal
NUMBER 7.-
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
xc
Who cd a j aire sbacnpn-
inir r hair drtMing done, will d
lliurllon W. M. ALSTON
Jc 1. E. THOMAS. LadioUv
your tat.jr cnt- thl.' We bv
Dr. VUi nw btir crowflr.
Vo Mexican IUlr Rttorllr.
Ayra !Uir ViKor. Tricepbt ro
for tb Lair and aiu, rtolhiof to
Kt it io kep tb hair frora fall-
Itljf out.
HOTEL WOODARD.
W. - Al(KlDAkI. PrCf ,
tx-ky Uaat N. C.
F rr-m Tm i tct all triiei.
rs -rr Jay.
SHOE ftlAKINQ.
MOSKS WEST holds foMh ia
r-ar of Thomas' Drug 6toro, (on
'h aliy wSr? he doe ibo
r'k-.n and repairing, mod aar
to di work a good ann
c-"'"Apr than any Sho-Maa;
in tb... S'.te.
Coa.e and foryour?lf.
IUsj-ct fully,
R. R. CROSSEN.
FIIUT ClSS PAINTED,
LOC8fCO. ?r. c.
I aUh r. ojr raj ?- icn r ti,
!w. and alii MT ttt i C3 f
r rrr-l I.
so til atXl of b-qw titir.(r, gr
ib Mt mr.rk in lsxnL-ure Tk
f.-.r iiif. arv-i I r-f-r io ill pr.w-a f v -
h"tt I b c-rki. oia fira:tT
, rjvi tr iiif tr josr rair-ta-
J. 0 & r.s ."uhistjas
a
Pdesala grocers,
mni.MOND. v..
I'ror-.pt fttVntifn to ordr ki d
p!u, ttnn fil AliANKKI
TAKK NoTlCrT:
irhrk : run to th depct
for the ten I". t cf riMrpf n ko
,Bt, a tid rh.! n e d- r. ot it k.
to t d i coi rtriia to ativor mp
r?f clful. v ak tl.nt t!l "deid
had'' will eaLr att r
"pav."
HAYES & FULLER.
"UUf KEN CliOUOlX"
fn t rnr-1 by us:r.p TIIOL'AS
IT.TKV ItnVpKK Itulaoru
h- I- and f; Apr. Now i the irxr
To ;t. 2' tt a pockupT.
For r
"V . (, j IIOM AS. Irr:r,t.
Lont!l.urr, N C.
E. F. YARBOROUGH
Life, Fire and Acci
dent Insurance,
LOUISBURG, N. C.
i.fp, R?'.iab'e C.rjpani.
Office ;n tbe Ntal tjildir.g
! np fctair. f 7 tf
LOUISBURG
Carriage Shops.
I H. C. TAYLOR, Prrprietrt.
It your Carria?. Bappy, Wi?.
on or arivthirj in that u;a
my inn" undr a firt-claf8 pan.
fr and wood workman, can tbert -fore
pauranteo f.it ufac t ion iu all
work entrusifd to inc.
I h.ve a f;rt-c'.& Llack nsifVi
in the black ru:th hop who fol
ly understands vrv thing about
his lujnfs, frotE ibciog u
hor?o to inoniti? a f:n luppy.
It do-s not .y to have jour
work botched up, o brin' it
alonp to cne wher it WILL Bl
DONE RIGHT, my prica ar;
reasonable.
I make Bnpgif and Warnni
order. If yon want a ,:ood Iloi:i -Made
Boggy or Water. n
your ordr. and you pball have
what you rant.
Thanking nay fri-ndf for th:r
patronagen tbe pat and o! idl
ing th tiiT in fut.ire, I am,
Your Tery respectfully,
II. C. TAYLOR.
SALB OF LAKE
Br 1rto of a Wcr cf tbr Fvperior O-r.
of fraukba Coaaty. acao al iw A yri trvwi
Is, lataracf iiDTtt(T ikaV
anoro. AWT rr ruara Aiaono. a4 mifmA.
ng t lv aoW-rix roaetB'avki;-ria lo awl IV -lao4
iVtol la lkcwp4atcrt ta aaaa aatkra
win oa TaraJa j l lri; vf arm. Mr.
at IS Vttot k M. II Ik (Ctrl bom o
Loaatrf aefl at pttv aavuoa talk kik
tl VW lr fiMkrataa: v rltd trxtaaaf ka.
1. A Tart or tatv ta nukUa reaidy. mfT
l&a Ut taaik ok IXaaaoat Jiaaa, Jwk
av4 Caarkra Drrtaa ccwtaJatas 87 rv. a.l
bt(r tba trart m wkkrw tb aU laa&r
A'fonl rrwUiA. S A trrt alriw tm
aa4 la ! of Itatkwrfora rary.raa Hj
b4 tvajxva Raaa aoaUtalr iat on kai -ta4
arraa wkWk tract waa tra ta tk m. I
Mokoa ty kvla tatkar. Terava ef aaaavt
balance oa era. It ef IS antvatfavVuk trtWt.
t ai nu avriaai maty U fmXi ta I aO.
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