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LOUISBURG, N. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1896.
Methodist Church Directory.
Sunday School at 9:30 A. M. .. ;
Geo. S. Baker. Sapt.
Preaching at 11 A. M., and 7 P. M.,
very Sunday. ,
vaver meeting Wednesday night.
1 y G. F. Smith, Pastor.
I'rot'essional cards. '
15.
B. MASS EN BURG,
TOWN ORDINANCES.
At a meeting of the Commission
ers of the Town of Louisbure. held
May 13, 1896, the following Ordi
nances were adopted for the gov
ernment of said town:
Ordinance 1. It shall not be law.
f ul for any live stock tojrun at large
within the corporate limits of the
town, to be ridden, driven or fed
upon the sidewalks, nor hitched to
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
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u-.ii nractice in all the Courts of the State me trees, paiungS Or tences On the
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omce in coon tiouse. siae waiss under nenaltv of two
I. .
aoiiars ror each offense.
Ordinance 2.Anvv person who
shall drive or ride ahorse or a mote
at an unusual speed ' through the
c.
A TT O RNB Y8-AT-L AW,
LOUISBUBS, H. 0.
M Mi attend the courts of Nash, Franklin,
f Y ...
riFMiiVl
m Court
S circuit aud District Courts,
n;, vvarrenwia wake counties, ajao the streets of Louisburg (unless in case
,e court of North CarOlinp, and the U. , ,
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R.
j. B. id. ALONE.
iiitlce tWO uours uciun nwv-no
drag store, adjoining Dr. O. u JSllls.
Co.'s
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R. W. U. NICHOLSON,
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
1.0UISBUE9, N. C.
SFHUILL,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
L0UISBUR9, N. C.
Will attend the courts of Franklin, Vance,
nrmiville, Warren anu wk.o wuu,
tne riuilreuie Court of North CaroUna. V rompt
EOS. B. WILDER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
h.. Main street, over Jones & CoopeT's
utoru.
T
T.
W. BICKETT,
-r .wn nrnVSW.T.T.OR AT LAW.
ALlUttiMl a.ixiJ
LOUISBUBS N. C.
.. a oinatabinor attention eiven to
John
Winston. Hon. J. C.
Ill, ttU"J CJ
; -v hio hflnna
eVH,-fers to Chief Justice Snepherd, Hon,
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""' '"." .r.rN.snnai Bank of Win-
tn U Venn & MTy; Winston, Peoples Bank
f,t Monroe. Chas. KL Taylor, Pres. Wake For-
lu court nuiuw, ujijfum
Of fioe iu
PERSON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
LOUISBUBG, N. C.
Prtis in all courts. Office in the Court
House.
-iir H. YARBOROUGH, JR.
V .
ATIORNEY AT LAW,
LOUISBURG, N. C.
nffice on second floor of Neal building
Miiin Street.
mi lpo-al hnsiness intrusted to him
w ill receive prompt and careful attention.
of necessity) shall be fined five dollars.
Ordinance 3. Any person who
shall leave any horse, mule or ox
harnessed to any vehicle on the
streets of the town of Louisburg or
on the depot yard for the period of
rive minutes unattended, except
when necessary to load or unload
carts or wagons shall be fined one
dollar for each offense.
Ordinance 4. No person shall ex-
t ' i i
niDib or snow any stud norse or
jackass, or put a stud horse or jack
ass to any mare within the limits
of the town under penalty of ten
dollars for each offense.
0rdinance5. Any person who shall
leave any cart, wagon or vehicle of
any kind upon the streets or side
walks of the town during the night
shall be fined two dollars for each
offense.
Sec. 2. It shall be unlawful for
any person to tie and feed any
i -i Mr i .
norse, muieor ox on main street in
the town of Louisburg under a pen
alty of two dollars for each offense.
.Ordinance 6. If any hog, shoat
or pig shall die within the corpor
ate limits of the town with cholera
or any other disease, the owner
thereof shall burn the carcass or
bury the same at least two feet in
the ground within six hours after
the notice of the death of said am
mal and ou failure to do so shal
be fined five dollars.
Dr. J. K. Palmer,
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN. 7
FRANKLINTON, - - N.C
3 o? essional service to the
Ordinance 13, Any person hav
ing firewood cut on the streets of
the town will be required to have
the chips and trash removed imme
diately, under a penalty of two
dollars.
Ordinance 14. Sec 1. Any person
who ehall throw or cause to be
thrown any trash, wood orxther ob
struction into the gutters of the
streets of the the town shall be li
able to a fine of five dollars for each
offence.
Sec 2. No person shall sweep,
throw or deposit any garbage or
burn, except with the permission
of the Mayor, any trash in the
streets of thetown, under a penal
ty of hve "dollars for each "-offense.
Sec. 3. The occupant of any lot or
store house in town who shall allow
any garbage or trashVto be swept,
thrown or deposited on the streets
or in the ditches shall be subject to
a fine of five dollars for each offense.
Sec 4. The owners or occupant of
every store, bar-room, restaurant,
office or other business house within
the town of Louisburg shall be and
are hereby required to have con
tinually on the premises a box, bar
rel or other receptacle in which
shall be swept, thrown or deposited
all of the trash or garbage accumu
lating within their respective places
of business; and said boxes, bar
rels or receptacles shall at least as
often as once a week be emptied
aud hauled off at the expense of the
town. All persons failing to com
ply with this ordinance shall be
fined two dollars for each offense.
Ordinance 15. Sec. 1. Any person
who shall cause or commit any nui
sance around any dwelling or other
house within the corporate limits of
the town shall forfeit and pay the
sum of ten dollars for each offense.
Sec. .2. No person living in the
town shall allow any nuisance to ex
ist on his or her premises, and any
person failing to abate any nuisance
ou his or her premises when ordered
to do so by the Mayor or town police
man shall be subjeet to a fine often
dollars.
Sec. 3. No person shall make any
excrementitious deposits or si augh
ter any livestock on any of the pub
lic grounds of the town under a pen
alty of five dollars for each onense.
Ordinance46. Every oceupant.of a
lot in the corporate limits of the
town, shall at all times keep his or
Off r
ppoprs
'ii sipro n.
11. E. KING,
D. T. SMITHWICK.
King & Smith wick,
DENTISTS.
LOUISBURG, N.
Ordinance . lne owner ot any
dead carcass or carrion who shal
permit the same to remain within
the limits of the town for one day
after he has notice of its existence
shall be fined five dollars, and two
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dollars additional for every day the her lot in a cleanly condition under
same shall remain. If not removed a penalty oi ten dollars ior ianure
by the owner, the same shall be re- so to do.
moved by the town Constable at Ordinance 17. Sec. 1. No person
the expense of the owner, or at the shall indecently expose or exhibit
expense of the town if the owner his or her person within the limits
of the town under a penalty of five
dollars for the first, and for each
C.
"Work in everv department o! Denistry
pxccuted with skill and accuracy.
Office Opera House building.
Dentistry,
-W. H. EDWARDS
OF WAKE FOREST, N. C.
Will visit Louisburg on Motday.Tuesday
ami Wednesday following the first Sunday
in nach month and at Franklinton on Fri
lay and Saturday of the same week, pre
pared to do all kinds of Dental work.
Crown and bridge work a specialty. Pos
itively lean put inartificial teeth in one
hour after extracting the teeth-
Office in Meadow's hotel, room No. 9, at
Kouishurg, and at E. W. Morris' residence,
1'riinklinton.
cannot be found
Ordinance 8. The Commissioners
of the town shall have authority to
direct the removal of any pig pen,
or any other nuisance within the
corporate limits of the town, when
iu their iudgment it shall be ne-
HOTEL'S.
HOTEL WOODARD,
i
W. C. WOODAfcD, Prop.,
Rocky Mount; N. C.
Free Bus meets all trains.
subsequent offense ten dollars.
Sec. 2. No lewd woman or woman
of suspicious character shall be on
the streets of Louisburg at night
after 8 o'clock under a penalty of
cessary for the health or comfort of five dollars for each offense,
any portion of the inhabitants of Ordinance 18. Sec. 1. Throw
the town and if the owner or oecu- ing missiles, rolling hoops, play
pant of the premises shall fail to re- ingatball, wrestling ot boxing,
move said pig pen or other nui- ot any other game on the streets,
sance within three days, after hav- or any of the public squares xf the ial in a position where it could eu
ing proper written notice, then be town shall be prohibited under a danger the safety of the town from
or she shall be fined ten dollars, penalty of one dollar for each and liability to fire shall be subject to
every offense. a nne of twenty-nve dollars
Rp. 2. All iramesof whatever Ordinance 32. When any person
tir.r1 nn anv nf t.h Rtreet.fl nr nnh. shall be found drunk and down,
li HnnF nf the, tnwn on the Sah- or in a disorderly condition with
shall continually have on the prem- bath day shall be prohibited under in the town of Louisburg, shall be
IBM nnA ladder RnttilAnt. lentrth t.n I a nanaltv nf fitro Hnllnra fnr oaoh UnoU UB UUllttTS.
Ordinanca 23. Any person who
shall, in the corporate limits cT.
the town, publicly use any obscene
or profane language, or be .guilty
of any disorderly conduct tend
ing to violate the peace, quiet and
good order of the town, shall be
subject to a penalty of twenty
dollars. "4..:
Ordinance 24. Every owner or
lessee of any business house in town
shall be responsible for any disor
derly conduct upon his premises
or in his house, and every owner
or lessee of any business house in
town who shall permit any disor
derly conduct in his bouse or upon
his premises without reporting the
game on affidavit to the Msy.j-
the town, shall be subjeet to & fine
of ten dollars.
Ordinance 25. No privy shall
be built or placed or allowed to re
maiu within lb feet of any of the
streets of the town under penalty
of ten dollars.
Ordinance 26. It. shall not be
lawful for any bitch to run at large
while in heat, within the corporate
limits of the town, under penalty
of five dollars, to be paid by the
owner. If the owner cannot be
found it shall be the duty of the
constable to kill the bitch.
Ordinance 27. All barber shops
,in town shall be closed from Sat
urday night at 12 o'clock, until
Sunday night at 12 o'clock ani no
barber shall carry on his busiupss
during that time under a penalty
of five dollars.
Ordinauce 28. It shall be un
lawful for any person whatever.
(except in case of necessity) to sell
or offer for sale any article what
ever on the Sabbath day, except ice
and ipilk, aud articles necessary
for burial purposes, within the cor
porate limits of the town, under a
penalty of ten dollars for each of
fense. Ordinance 29. All shops or
places for the sale of spirituous,
vinous or malt liquors, shall be
closed on each Sabbath in the year
from 12 o'clock on Saturday night
to 12 o'clock on Sunday nii?ht,
and no person or persons shall, dur
ing or between these times, in auy
licensed liquor saloon, sell or give
away any spirituous, vinous or
malt liquors except in case of sick
ness, and then only upon a certifi
cate of a practicing phy sictftiif and
any one or more persons seen go
ing in or out of a Bar Room be
tween said hours shall be deemed
prima facie evidence of the guilt
of the proprietor of said Bar Room.
Any person violating this ordi
nance shall for the first offense pay
a fine of ten dollars, for the second
offense a fine of twenty dollars ;
for the third offense have his li
cense revoked.
Ordinance 30. Any person who
interferes in any way with any of
the street lamps or lamp posts in
town except those employed for
the purpose, npon conviction, shall
pay a fine- of ten dollars for each
and every offense.
Ordinance 31. Any person who
shall place any combustible mater-
and the Commissioners may have
the same removed.
Ordinance 9. Every owner of a
house within the limits of the town
reach the eaves of such house. Any and every offense.
iis $2 per day.
NORWOOD HOUSE
Warrenton, North Carolina.
W. J. NORWOOD, Proprietor.
Patronaire of Commercial Tourists and
Traveling Public Solicited.
Good Sample Boom.
Nearest Hotel to Sioeks and Cotjet Hotjhs.
TltANKLlNTOH HOTEL
FRANKLINTON, N. C.
G. M. HOBBS, Prp'r.
Sec. 3. No person shall play
cards or any other game of chance
on the streets or public squares of
the town under a peualty of ten dol
lars for each offense.
Ordinance 19. The following
shall be the fire limits of the town
of LouisburfiT, N. C: within 200
feet of that part of Main street ly-
public.
Good Livery Attached.
OSBORN HOUSE,
0. D. OSBORN, Proprietor,
Oxford, N. C.
Good accommodations for the
traveling public.
one failing to comply with this or
dinance shall be fined ten dollars.
Ordinance 10. Sec. 1. Whenever
the shingles of any house within
the coporate limits of the town
shall become so decayed as to be
dangerous on account of fire the
Board of Commissioners may de
clare, and the owner or owners ,of
such house shall be required to re-1 ing between Tar River Bridge and
cover the same within such time of R. D. rinnell s corner on Main
as the Commissioners may think street and Dr. O. L. Ellis' office
reasonable, under penalty of the I on the East, with n two hundred
sum of ten dollars for neglect td feet 6f Nash street between Spring
do so. street and the ditch near Thomas
Warehouse, within 200 feet of
j. i. x nan t i.
stove or stove pipe snau oo uobiucu r , ' , .... ....
r vQ .af0fff nf marset Hireou uuu wivum earn niu
, j i nseu iu cuuBiiruviiuu ui uuwiud
sioners ana tney may couuo oiu auu i ,. . . , . , .
of the use of the same until it shall ?.or ba" adl.n wAfch"
D6 SO repaired or rocuiiotruutou ao i ... . :
to make it safe; and any person J
who shall use any such chimney, J Ordinance 20. It shall be nn
stove or stove pipe after it has been lawful for any person to ride a
en nnndemned. shall be subiect to bicycle on the sidewalks of the
r:1 nor any material
iooi accomodation for the traveling so declared by the Town Commis- -nhii
I j it a I need
a fine of ten dollars.
Ordinance 11. No
Ordinance 33. It shall be un
lawful for any person to jump on
or off the train in the corporate
limits, while in motion, under a
penalty of five dollars.
Ordinance 34. The town clerk
shall be ex-officio sexton' to the
public graveyard in the town, aud
all interments therein shall be
made by' and under the supervis
ion of the commissioners of the
town. Order and regularity shall
be observed in diggiug graves and
making interments. All persons
expecting to make interments'
therein, shall apply to the Clertr
and have small lots of ground
marked off and a record thereof
made in the book. As a compen
sation to the Clerk for his atten
tion to the duties herein assigned,
he shall charge fifty cents. He
shall also charge fifty cents for the
town and pay he same to the
town treasurer, for each spot of
ground assigned large enough for
a grave, and he may collect the
same by warrant if not voluntari
ly paid. Any person making in
terment in said grave -yard con-
person
shall
town of Louisburg, unde the pen- trary to the provisions of this or
alty of two dollars for eacn offense, dinance shall be fined five dollars
. I M r-t Ti t 11 i rn ha a rrl iaH tr 4VtA i m t rn w a rv ant.
M A QT7TiTTPP "PYYTFT pile or have piled any manure, urn- urainance'zi. ii snau do Un- -fk"-
MA&fcliJNJSUJttr I1U1M.. wood V. other obstruction lawful for persons to sjsaemble to- of sa;d graveyard.
J I Massenburg Propr
HENDERSON, N. C
, Ordinance 37. Any ferson or
persons refosiug to assist the Con
stable or any other town officer
when called upou to assist to make
an arrest shall be fined ten dollars.
Ordinance 38. Any owner of
any house or houses in the town of
Louisburg, who shall rent the same
as bawdy bouses or houses of ill
fame or with a knowledge that they
are being used as bawdy bouses or
houses or ill fame, hall be subject
to a fine of fifty doJlars.
Ordinance 39. Any occupant or
ocupants of any bawdy house or
bouse of ill fame, who shall con
tinue the same, or wh shall suffer
or allow prostitution therein for
iwv days after being so adjudged,
shall be fined fifty dollars.
No. 40. That it shall be unlaw
ful for any parson to throw any un
clean water from the windows of
any house upon the streets or side
walks of the town of Louisburg,
under a penalty of five dollars
No. 41. Anv person malicious
ly injuring or interfering with any
of the telephone property in the
towu of Louisburg, shall be fined
fifty dollars.
Ordinance 42. Any person de
siring to practice any profession,
busiuess or trade, taxed by any
ordinance o this town shall before
commencing suco. professicu, busi
ness or trade, pay the tax required
and obtaiu a license signed by the
Constable and Mayor of the towu,
to practice such profession, busi
uess or trade. Any person en
gaged in or practicing any profes
sion, business or trade taxed by any
ordinance of this town, without
having first paid the tax and ob
tained the license, shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor, and on convic
tion ehall be fined fifty dollars.
Ordinance 43. Any person who
6hall sell or offer for sale any prize
boxes or patent medicines of any
kind withiu the corporate limits
of the town must first obtain and
pay a license of five dollars. jSaid
license will entitle him to sell for
one year from date. inis snail
not apply to the regularly licensed
merchants of the town.
Ordinance 44. Any persou con-j
victed of violating any one of the
ordinances of the town who is not
able to pay the fine and cost im
posed upon him, may be confined
at hard labor on the streets of the
town until the fine and costs are
paid.
Ordinance 45. Every person re
quired to list property or polls in
the town of Louisburg, shall make
out and deliver to the list-taker a
statement on oath of all real and
personal property, money, credits,
investments in bonds, stocks, joint
stock companies, annuities or other
wise, and the value of improve
ments on real estate since the same
was assessed, in his possession or
under his control on the let day of
June, either as owner or holder
thereof, or as parent, husband,
guardian, trusteu, executor, ad
ministrator, receiver, accounting
officer, partner, agent, factor, or
otherwise. Any person failing to
lft his taxables during the month
of June upon the same days the
township list is taken shall be lia
ble to a double tax.
Ordinauce 46. All taxes for the
town of Louisburg (except license)
shall be due and collectible on the
first day of October in each year
and every person failing to pay
his taxes by the 31st of December
in every year, shall be guilty of a
misdemeauor, and be, upon con
viction before the Mayor, hned
double the amonut of said taxes,
provided, however, that said fiqe
shall in no case exceed fifty dollars.
Ordinance 47. Anv person or
persons who shall disturb any
church during religious wo ship)
shall be fined ten dollars for each
offense.
Ordinance 4$. Any person who
shall tie or stake a cow, ox, or live
stock of any kind, for the purpose
of grazing upon the streets or side
walks of the town of Louisburg
shall be fined two dollars fo each
onense.
Odinance 49. After conviction
and judgment for the violation of
any of the ordinances of the to
the Mayor is authorized to remit so
much of the penalty as in bis judg
ment the circumstances may war
rant.
Ordinance 50. The penalties
designated in the foregoing ordi
nances shall he recovered by the
Mayor, in the name of the Com
missioners of the town of Liouis-
burg.
On every company of Qrotiea or
other persons pretaodiog to tall
fortune, $10 per year.
On itinerant dealers in Llghnting
rods $20 per year.
On itinerant dealers in stove,
ranges, clocks, $10 per year.
On auctioneers or criers $2.50 per
ysar.
On all horse drovers or dealers
in horses, $20 per annum.
On each billiard or pool table
kept for public nse whsthtrin coo
nection with or separate from any
place where liquor is sold, $10 pr
year.
On each bowling alley or alley
of the like kind, bs gate lie tatle.
or stand or , place , for any other
game or play, with or witboat a
name (unless for private amuse
ment or exercise alone) $5.
On liquor dealers $100 per year.
On every itinerant dentist,
medical practitioner, optleian, por
trait or miniature painter, dsgner.
rean artist, and every person tak
ing or enlarging likenesses of the
human face, $5.
W. M. PERSON, Mayor;
GEO. 8. BAKER, Clerk.
KD1LBER 17
Notice ! ! !
The Democratic County Conven
tion will be held in Louisburg on
Saturday the 20th day of Jan 1896,
lor the purpose oi electing delegates
to the State, Congressional and
Senatorial Coxxrentiona.
The Democratic voters of the re
spective townships are requfsted to
meet at the usual voting places on
Saturday the 18th day of June and
elect delegates to the County Con
vention. By orderof the County Executive
Committee.
W M PERSON, Ch'm.
SOOTHES
RAILWAY.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Cisterk
TAYLOR'S PARLOR
SALOON.
Bargains! Bargains!
Whereat? D. H. Taylor & Co.
for cheap Whiskeys, Brandies,
Wines & Beers.
Where can you get Old home
made corn whiskey? at D. H.
Taylor & Co. From one week to
three years old, cheaper than ever
before.
Who keeps old R. A.
STUART'S ROCK
BRIDGE RTE
WARRANTED YEARS OLD?
D. H. Taylor & Co. Who keeps
old Virgina Club, D. H. Taylor
Co., and he also keeps the finest
and cheapest home-made Brandy
in town, other liquors of all kinds
that are good, and cheaper than
ever before. Special prices to all
my customers, come one, corse all.
Polite and prompt attention and
skillful bar-tenders.
OLD ROCK BRIDGE
RYE
(P1IDHOTT AlBt LDTK)
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
IN EFFECT JANUARY 1. 18.
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IS THE
STANDARD
WORLD.
OF THE
-Good accommodations,
lite and attentive
Good fare,
servants.
Po
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YOU WANT A HOUSE ?
If so you will do well to write,
or see J. Levister, at Louisburg,
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whatever (except temporarily f or j gether at any time on any of the
hnildinp-nurDOses.. and then 20 streets of tte town, so as to
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feet passage shall beunobstrnctea obeiructxne same, nnaer a penauy
npon the streets, public crossings oi nve aoiiars.
or side walks f the town nnder pen- Ordinance 22. No person shall
alty of five dollars for eachofifense. snoot a j gnn .pi8tol or any other
Ordinance 12.""Any person who fire arms unnecessarily, within the
may have a private crossing orj limits of the town, or explode or
bridge over "any ditch or sewer in j fire pflf . any squib, crackers fire
tfiA Btrftftts of the town and shall I rockets, bean or g it shooters, or
fail to keep the same open for the any other lire wors in wwn, nn-
pecifications and estimates made passage of .water shall be subject der the penalty of ten doUan for
to a penalty of fi?e dollars,
each offense.
Ordinance S5. . No person shall
8 ell within the corporate lim
its of the town any tainted food.
Any person violating this ordi
nance shall for each and every of
fense pay a penalty of ten dollars.
Ordinance S6. Any persou who
shall use any violent, abusive or in
suiting language, or threatening
gestures toward the Constable, or
any officer of the town, wh'le' in
discharge of his duty, shall be sub
ject to a fine of tea dollars'.
Is guaranteed pure and is
prescribed by the leading physi
cians throughout the country,
and the resident physicians of
ouisburg. Read the following
testimonial :
We prescribe Stuarts Rock
bridge Whiskey whenever a
stimulant is needed, knowing it
to be absolutely pure and free
from all adulteration.
J. E. MALONE,
Signed E.8. FOSTER,
j. b. CLiirroN.
The above liquor is sold only
by D. H. Taylor k Co., exclusive
agents, at their saloons on Nash
St., who also carry a
full line of everything usually
kept in a first-class saloon.
Fresh beer a specialty. Your
patronage solicited.
Your friends,
D. II. TAYLOR & CO.
R. R. CROSSEN.
FIRST CLASS PAINTER,
LOU18BUHO, y. C.
I wish to offer my aervioM to the pni
lic, and will aar that I am prepared t.
do all kinds of hooae painting, grata,
tog &c my work la LooUbajx spek
for itself, and I refer to all partiea fo
whom I have worked. Ola faro it or
made new. Give me your patronagv
and yon shall be pleaaed.
.LIMITED
DOUBLE DAILY
SERYICE
norravT aid qocxxjrr aom ro
AUajita. Hew Orlraia, Harfolk. Rlrk
aaam4. 'WTaalUmcWav, Balttaiar,
raJla4alala. BVb, !w York.
Studclb iv Imci jiicait. Si lse.
TRAIS9 LXAVB RALXIQH :
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Hniaraoa. walooa. Paiarabarf . RlcaaaoaU.
waahlartoa, BaWiaora. PaitaJripbla. Krw
Tork . aa4 all potsta aorta. BoJTrt Dravln
Roota Staepara aad Panama Onacaee AUaata
to waaalaatoa. Partor Oar waaMaftoa to
2Trw Tork, PnUman tirping Car Mecroato
Porta taoath. ArrlTa at waahtaftoa 1041 a.
c.ElaoraUaoon,PknotpBUtJB r. m..
Hmw Tork 4 AS r. u. alao -tor Poruasoatk.
Korf oik' OU Potat aa4 kxaJ itattona a board
ao4 Roaaoka RaUroao.
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Por Bfoorraoa. waUoo. SaffoOx. Porta-
tk. KorfoOx aa4 tatarmnlUta rtattooa.
at Portaaaoatk wttk Bar Um for Oid
Point aad BaMaaora; wttk VorfoU aa4 waaa
laftow Steaaiboat Cocspaay for waaat&fXoa
mWk V. T. P. ft U. Railroad for PkUaiJpkl:
LICENSES.
On each exhibition, coceeri or
lecture for profit, except the same
be given exclusively for religious,
charitable or educational purposes,
for each performance $3.
On eircuses, for esxh perform
ance, $25. '
On Peddlers, $10 per month.
. On all halls or warehouses let or
hired for entertainments, $15 per
year, ' :
J. W. ROBERTSOV
PRACTICAL
CONTRACTOR and BU1L0ER.
L0Ct8BCB0,5.C
PI axis, ripeciflcatiuiis and
estimates Furnished on
Short Notice. Fine Wprk
a Specialty, ..
aoa potata aorta; aiao at weldoa vttk Alaata
Coaat lwm tot Rlekaaoady waaklaftoatBalta
aaora. Pkllaoefpala aa4 XvTork.aa. m-iu-Brotlaad
Verk Braack for QraaariUa 4 acta
tnxtoa a&4 Plyaaoatk. Pmllaaaa BterptacCk
Atlanta to Poruakoata.
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tkroak Pmltaua Boa aoota aara aa4 day
coarwaa waaktnatoa ft BTap aonaartlar
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wood. Atairn. AUaata aa4 all Inlai 11,la
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wttk 62rarrln- Baea. Palbaaa SVorpiax car
Pmtaaatiati to Atlaata.
TRAX5S RXACH EAXZZUB:
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aorta rat Bay 1 taa aa4 M. T. P. A If. Rallrol
Patarsoarir. Rlaksaoatf aa4 waaalactoa. Bali
ttaaora. PaOaocipkia, Kv TorkaM Boatoaj
alao froai ttracarrUla. PTymoctk. wmaklaftoa, '
B . c, aad mat 1 1 a caroOaa potau via waaao.
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