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: 't: VOL. XXVII. Methodist Church Directory. Sunday School at 9:30 M. A. Geo. S. Baker. Supt. Preaching at 11 A. M., and 7 P. M., every Sunday. Prayer meeting Wednesday night. G. P. Smith, Pastor. I'i-o t ewKionxvl cards K. S. P. BURT, PRACTICING PHYSICIAN, J) Louisburg, N. C. Office in the Ford Building, corner Main ii ml Nasli streets. Up stairs front. M . H. RUFFIN, A TTORNEY-AT-LAW, Louisburg, N. C. Will practice in all court Office in Ford i milling, corner of Main and Nash streets. B. M ASS EN BURG, ATTORNEY AT LAW. L0UISBUR8, R. C. Will practice in all the Courts of the State Office In Court Honse. , v. CX)KE & 80N, A TTORNE YS- AT-L AW, LOUISBUR6, V. C. Wni attend the courts of Nash, Franklin, Or;invill-, Warren and Wake counties, also the supreme Court of North CaroUup, and the U. is circuit and District Courts. J) K. J. E. MALONK. otike two doors below Aycocke & Co.'s druK store, adjoining Dr. O. L. Ellis. I) R. W. II. NICHOL80N, PRACTICING. PHYSICIAN, L00ISBUB8, V. C. i 8. SFRUILL, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, LouisBuae, v. o. Will attend the courts of Franklin, Vance, QtmiiviIK Warren and Wake counties, also the supreme Court of North Carolina. Prompt attention given to collections, ftc rpHuS. B. WILDER, T ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, LOUISBUKe, H. C. uitice on Main street, over Jones & Cooper's store. m V. BICKETT, T. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. LOCISBUKB If. C. Prompt and painstaking attention given to every matter intrusted to nis hands. Refers to Chief J ustice Shepherd, Hon. John Manning, Hon. RoUt. W. Winston, Hon. J. C. Buxton, Pres. First National Bank of Win ston, ulenn & Manly, Winston, Peoples Bank of Monroe, chas. E. Taylor, Pres. Wake For est Coll-ge, Hon. E. W. Timberlake. office in Court House, opposite Sheriff's. 7 M. PERSON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, LOUISBURG, W. C. Practices in all courts. Office in the Court House. U. YARBOROUGH, JB, ATI ORNEY AT LAW, LOUISBURG, N. C. office m second floor of Neal building Main Street. All 1k;i1 business intrusted to him will receive prompt and careful attention. D. T. Smithwick, DENTISTS. LOUISBURG, N. C. Office in Ford Building, 2nd floor. !ias administered and teeth extracted without pain. "DIR,. IE. IF. lERyXjlT DENTIST, LOUISBURG, N. C. Office in New Hotel buildiDg, 2nd floor, (iaa administered and teeth ex tracted without pain. HOTELS. HOTEL WOODARD, W. C. Woodabj), Prop., Rocky Mount, N. C. free Bus meets all trains, l!; $2 per day. HOUSE North Carolina- Warrenton, v. j. NORWOOD, proprietor. Patrr.i,nre Ci Commercial Tourists ana rav.i,nK p.jtiic Solicited. (ood Sample Room. Nkakbst Hotbl to stoess and Court Housb. FlUNKLlfiTOJg J10TEL FRANKLINTON, N. C. G. M. EOBBS, Prtfr. '"od accnm public. fcood Livery Attached. OSBORN HOUSE, c- D. OSBORN, Proprietor, Oxford, N. C. Good nr ItQ XT rv 1 : it. "'c"ug public. LASSEN BURG HOTEL J r MjiNHenburg' Propr HENDERSON. N.CV eod ccommbdations. Good far. Po me and attentive MfTUXt NOTICE. v lJg Qualified as administrator of Mrs. i'0?!- a,i Persons owing her estate are notified to make payment at once to me, and lall persons holdinjr claims against said F.mcub uiem to me lor pavmnt on or before the 20th day of March, 1898, or this notice will le pleaded in bar of their re covery. O. L. Eitlts, Adin'r., r .r, , ofMre. E. F. Long- March 18th, 1897. 3-19-97 6t. NOTICE. By virtue of a powm contained in a deed of UnXeUte1by W11li8 YonnS and wife. I shall on Monday, the 3rd day of May. 1897 at the Court House door, in the Town of Uv.UbUKell,at pHbllc auction to the 5ife.Ktb,dder'.Ii' c,ash the tract of land described in said deed of trust, situated In &VJia, Township containing one hundred Hnd eighteen (118) acres. April 3rd, 1897. " W. M. Pebsox, Trus tee NOTICE. mu'TX'?? ?lfn order of resale made on March 19th 1897, by the Superior Court, in the special proceedings entitled O L, Ellis Administrator elc. vs Maggie Brown and others, following upon a former sale, report an upset bid. I will sell at the Court House door in Louisburg. N. C, on the 3d dav of May 1897, at 1:30 o'clock P.M that lot or parcel of land situated in the said Town of Louisburg, on therEast side of Main Street, and bounded on the North, East and South by the lands of Mrs. F. M. Hawkins, and known as the P. J, Brown Homestead. Terms of sale, one quarter cash, residue on a credit of eight months, with interest from day of sale. March 19th. 1897. O. L. Ellis. Adm'r and Com, of P. J. Brown. NOTICE. By virtue of the" power contained in a Mortgage (Teed executed to me bv L. Phillips and wife, Argg e Ann Phillips, on the 13th day of February 1N94, and registered in Franklin county on the 17th of April 1894 in book no. 26 page 419, I shall sell at the Court House door in the town of Louis burg, said count.7, on Monday the 24th day of May 1897 at 11 o'clock a m at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, a certain tract or parcel of land situated in Dunns' township, said eountv. and bounded on the north by the lands of W. G. TJpchurch, on the east by the lands of J. C. Bunn, on the south by the lands of Mrs. B. T. Strick land, and on the west by the lands of Berry Pearce, containing thirty-five acres. April 22nd 1897. J. J. Pearce. NOTICE. By virtue of power given in a eertain mortgage deed executed on the 2nth day of April, 1895, by V. T. Outlaw and Louella Outlaw, his wife, an i G. L. P. Toliaferro and Josie Toliaferro, his wife, to I. G. Staunton and duly recorded in Book 99. Page 380-3 in the office of the Register of Deeds of Franklin county, and default having been made in the payment of said mortgage debt. I will on Saturday, the 1st day of May. 1897. sell for cash, at public auction at Franklin ton, N. C, the following tracts of land lying and being in Franklin county. State afort said, and in Franklinton township and de scribed and defined as follows, to-wit: two tracts adjoining the lands of A. B. Wester. Maicellus Joyner and others, and fully de scribed in said martgage, reference to which is hereby made. This the 30th day of March, 1897. I. G. Staunton, Mortgagee. R. C. Gulley Attorney. NOTICE. By virtue of 1 ads-men t of the Superior Court of Franklin county made in the proceedings entitled O. L. Ellis, Administrator of Mrs. K r. Long, Mrs. V. A. Braare, et al.. against Emmett Edwards and W. M. Person, his guardian ad litem, the undersigned will, on Monday, the Third day of May, 1897, offer for sale at the front of Joyner's Drug Store, in the town of Franklinton, Franklin county. North Carolina, to the highest bidder, the following described lands, situate in Frarfklin county, to-wit: A tract of land in Franklin county, 8tte of North Carolina, adjoining the lunds of Mrs. M. R. Smiley, Press White and William Green, situated in the Town of Franklinton, hounded as follows, viz: Beginning on Green street, and William Oreen's corner, turning tLence along said line South 25 degrees. West 190 feet, to Press White's line; thence along said White's line, South 44 degrees. East 53 feet to Mrs. M. R. Bmiley's corner; thence along said Smiley 's line North 25 degrees, East 208 feet, to Green street; thence along said street North 65 degrees. West 50 feet, to the begininfr, containing 9950 feet, or thereabouts. Terms of sale one-half cash and the balance to be paid on the first day of December, 1897. April 5U, lbW. O. L. Ellis, Commissioner. F. S. Speuill, Attorney. SALE OF LAND. By virtue of a mortgage deed made to me by Hattie Snence", alias Hattie Mix. and recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds of Frank lin county, in book iu. page lie, i snail on Monday, the 10th day of May 1897, sell at the Court House door in the Town of Louisburg, . C, the land described m said mortgage deed, being the tract of land known as the Dr. Thomas Davis Old Homestead and adjoining the lands or in. ". uupton, kuius Kearney and others and containing 198 acres more or less. Terms of sale cash. B. B. Masrenburs, Mortgagee. This 6th day of April, 1897. NOTICE OF SALE ! NORTH CAROLINA, Franklin County. Superior Court, Catherine Coggins, Mary Jane Coggins, vs. Martha Coggins. By virtue of ah order of the Superior court of Franklin county in the above cause 1 shall on Saturday the the first day of May 1897 iu (he town of Franklinton sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash a house and lot situated in the town of Frank linton and bounded as follows : On the north by the lot occupied by W. H. Joyner, on the west by Main street, on the south by A. B. Wester and on the east by the R. & G. R, E, Co., containing one-half acre more or less. Sale will take place at 12 o'clock m. This April 1st, 1897." E. W. Mobris, Commissioner. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. The partnership heretofore subsisting un der the .firm name of Lancaster & Co,, be tween M. V. Lancaster and J S Lancaster, has this day by mutual consent been dis solved. The stock of goods, wares and mer chandise, store fixtures, accounts, evidences of debt and the good will of the firm of Lan caster & Co., has been sold to Mrs. Mary A. Lancaster, who will, nnder the same firm name.continue to conduct a heavy and fancy grocery business at the same stand. We thank our many patrons for their past liberal patronage, and bespeak for our suc cessor a continuance oi tne same. This March 26th, 1897. M. V, Lancaster, J. S. Lancaster. Having bought out the stock of goods, wares aud merchandise, store fixtures ac counts, &c, of the former firm of Lancaster 4 Co., as well as the good will, I beg to an nounce to the public that I will, under the same firm name and at tne same stand, con tinne to do a heavy and fancy jrrocery busi ness. keeping in stock a complete line of choicest and freshest goods, and selling them for cash at the closest prices. 1 ask for a continuance of the patronage ep liberally given my predecessors Mrs. Mart A. Lancaster, Trading a Lancaster & Co. . March 28tb, 1897. . - ; GOLD IN NORTH CAROLINA. $24,000,000 Produced in the State Special Report by Geological Survey. RaVigh News-Observer. The geological survey report on gol.l deposits in North Carolina is now ready for distribntion and copies can be obtained from the State geologist by forwarding 8 cents for the payment of postage. The report is accompanied by a geological map of the State which shows the regions in which "gold has been found in any considera ble quantity, the location of the more important miues, and the character of the rocks in all tbe gold producing districts. The new discoveries iu Granville coun ty are located on this map but not described in the report as the lat ter had been printed before the discoveries were made. The total amount of gold pro duced in the State to date is esti mated to be $24,000,000 mostly in Franklin, Nash, Montgomery, Moore, Davidson, Rowan, Stanly, Cabarrus, Mecklenburg, Uuion, Burke, McDowell, Rutherford Henderson, Jackson and Macon counties. A A. 1A- 1 wuai time goia mining was first uudertaken in North Carolina says Prof. Holmes in this report, cannot be ascertained, but several traditions, which carry a large probability of truth, would seem to indicate that tbe auriferous character of the section wasknown before the Revolutionary war. One of the localities in this State, which it is believed was worked before that struggle began, was the Oliver mine in Gaston county. Information hasVecentlv been re- ceivedof the successful operationSof the Parker mine in Cherokee coun ty, N. C, by the Cherokee Indians long before the coming of the white pioneers into that section. They obtained only nugget gold and their art was entirely inade quate to the winning of tbe 6ne dust gold. Tbe first authentic find was on the Reed plantation, in Cabarrus county, where a 17-pouud nugget was found iu 1799. Its value was not suspected at first, but when it was ascertained to be gold, a sys tematic search was uudertaken and a large number of nuggets were unearthed. Success at this mine stimulated search elsewhere; nugget gold was found at the Dunn mine in Meck lenburg county soon afterwards, and curious stories are still current of the common uses to which these nuggets were put by the local gun smiths. By 1825,gold mining on a vigo rous scale was earried on along the entire Appalachian slope, from Virginia to Alabama. The placers or like deposits were first worked, then tbe gossan outcrops of the veins, where slight 6kill with few and cheap appliances were ade quate to the work. Tbe exhaus tion of these easily worked Btores was effected about the time of the discovery of gold in California and there was a large exodus of miners to that territory. Tbe mining work had not recovered from the retarding influences of this exodus when the civil war came and put an end to all work. At the close of the war but one gold mine in North Carolina was in operation. . Since then there have been spasmodic revivals and depressions in gold mining throughout the State and at the present time everything points to a healthy growth of the industry. The greatest drawback in the development of this industry in the State at the present time is the lack of large metallurgical plants, located at central points like Salis bury and Charlotte, where the ores from the hundreds of neigh boring mines could be successfully treated. The Best Liniment. "Chamberlain's Pain Balm is the finest on earth," writes Edwards & Parker, of Plains, Ga- This is the verdict of all who use it. For rheuma tism, lame back, sprains, swellings and the numerous blight ailments and . accidents commou to every household, this liniment has unequal. With it in the house, a great deal of pain and suffering may be avo Ided. For al by W, Q, Thomas, Druggist, Louis burg, N C -LOUISBURG, N. C, FRIDAY3PRIL 30, OUR TRIP TO LOUISBURG. Orphans' Friend. .We left the Asylum Toeeday the 13th at 12:30 p. m., for Louis burg. We reached Henderson on time. When we spoke about stalling at Ilorners Hillon account of having on an extra box car or two, Bro. Powell immediately wanted to know how much we wanted to bet on it. He informed us that he had another engine that could pull tbe extra load up the hill. If it was not for bis kindly and courteous bearing to war every body, foore people would loee their temptfrtut Capt. Powell seems so anxious to get to Henderson on time thati when be fails, we feel as sorry fo him as we are mad about be;ing left. After a good dinner all Mapsen burg's hotel, which ia- always hugely enjoyed, we boarded the S. A. L., train for Franklintou where we change cars for Louis burg. On all the roads of this system we have never found a cross grained, surly ungeutlcman ly conductor. It seems to ive them pleasure to accommodate and serve their patrons, even the col ored porters seem delighted to render any one a service. We have marked this characteristic of tbe S. A. L., system with jjreat pleasure. Politeness and courtesy always tell whether by corpora tions or individuals. We arrived at Louisburg about i half past four in tbe afternoon ! and were gratefully surprised to j find Bros. Baker, Barrow and i Meadows at the depot to meet us. When we reached the Meadows ; House Bro. M. S. Davis, whoge j good wife is our kinswoman, was j waiting and claimed us for his J guest. Bro. Davis has charge of the Louisburg Female College, j He is an old band at the business ' has been a school man for many j years. The first girl we met wag j little Annie Strickland whom we ! sent to the College in 1894 at the ! earnest request of Bro. Green who j was president at that time. She j is being educated by the benevo- ; leut owner of tbe College, Mr. Washington Duke. Shp has a fine voice which is being trained and cultivated. When quite a little child she was in tbe choir of tbe Oxford Orphan Asylum and wherever she sung always was the wonder and admiration of those who heard her. We want her to make a splendid woman. At night we visited tbe Lodge, Royal No. 413. The brethren were cordial and our visit exceed ingly pleasant. We uever Ba w tbe E. A. Degree couferred better. The brethren one and all seemed to be impressed with the great teachings of the beautiful cere mony. The W. M. Bro. Hart presided with ease and conferred the degree very impressively. Bro. Yarborough, although a very young Mason, did the work of Senior Deacon as well as we ever saw it. There was a vigor aud enthusiasm about the work and the brethren that was exceedingly gratifying. Their Lodge room is a gem, though small it ia, tastily aud comfortably furnished, and you feel when you take your seat in the comfortable cbairs that it is a real pleasure to sit in such a Lodge, because it betokens inter est, thooghtfalnets and taste. No wonder the best men in the town are knocking at their door for admission. This is always tbe case under like circumstances. When a mason lives up to his high calling and his Lodge room shows the signs of bis appreciation and culture; men are attracted to its grand teachings and want to en ter its portals. Tbe brethren called on os to say something about the asylum and kindly listened to the few words we bad to say. We left them the next day feel ing glad of our visit and nearer to those brethren. May the Supreme Grand Master make them the " ob jects of His care and blessings and enable them to practice the great principles of Masonry, friendship, morality and brotherly lore. 1897. The Bine Batk in China. Stotentill La ad nark. Writing to the North Carolina Presbyterian, Mies Claude Gritjr, of this State, who is now a mis sionary to China, says: Ton mav be a m n n1 to hear that we use Webster's Blue Back Spell- er. It serves tbe purport well, as j the Chinese wish to be taught I spelling and - pronunciation, es pecially tbe latter, and require much drill in I bo vowel sounds." Tbe Landmark has always been a little weak on tbe foreign sion question, but tbi statement of Miss Grier's increases onr faith. If tbe Mongolian beatben i taught Webaters Blue Back along wit the Bible, then we have ome hope for him. Free ruin. Send yonr sddr to H K Huckln A i 0 . Chicago, tod get a fr- sample bx ! of Dr. King's N.w Lif- pm a trial j will confine roa nf th-ir merit. The i pilN art easy in action and r- psrticn- I larlr afTotiv! in the enre rf consnrap- ' tion and sick headache. For malaria J and liter troabl- tbr hae b--n pr : inrataable. They sr. gt ariinied to l perfectly fret from every delefrri mi ab tnee and lo b purely feiahl Th-y do not weaken by th-ir action, but bv girio? tone to Bfomsch and bowel., greatly invigorate the yf-m Kgulur size 23 vnta pr box. S1J by Avtck s Lo., Drniguts. LOUISBURG, N.C., W. K. MARTIN, PROPRIETOR. SEWLY FINISHED AND Fl'KNISjlED The Hkht Fark, Comeortaiii.k Hoiim". I'ol.iTK Sk.R ANT-I. Eftm CooieoleflCB of a Uoiira Hotel. STORAGE. I am now prepared to ptore altr.o.t any article IK MY FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. TO B A. CCO, COTTON, COTTON SHED. FARMERS SUP PLIES, LATHS, SHINGLES, LUMBER, AND BUILDERS SUPPLIES GENERALLY. There will bp nodrayage on any thing stored for subsequent ship ment, as tbe cars will come direct ly to tbe doors of Warehouse. I solicit applications for storage Terms moderate. J. S. BARROW, Loui-hnrg, N. C. July 8. 18M. YOU 1ST EE ID IT. AND I HAVE IT. And allyotrhave to do iscall a1 my Saloon and be supplied with tbe betst on the market. It is rec- comtnended by all Pbyiicians. Don't fail to ask for it. R. C. BATCHELOR, "Saloonisf. TAKE NOTICE! O ir back is run to the depot forthebenefitof passengers who pay, and while we do not wish to be d i ecourteous tn anyone we respectf ully ask that all "dead heads" will either walk or 4,pav." HAYES & FULLER. Roses. Cut-flowers, Bulbs &c. Roeee, Carnations, Clirywintbe ranms tc. BouqueU and floral de signs. Palms, Ferns nnd other plants for house decorations. Hy acinths, Tulips. Narcisu, Chine Sacred and Easter Li Hie Bulbs for pot and out-door culture. Oolden Dtnded and pink and white Japan Lillies, finest of all. In spring all kinds of bedding plants. Mail orders promptly attended to. H. 8TEINMETZ. RsJeb,, : im rr n i w i u HIM tl Ml i) III Qaixi: "I say. now, do yon raally j believe that ignorance ia bUis? Kitx: don't koow. You seem ! to be happy." OASTOXIZA. ta m 9IOO IlAwant too Th rrJr of thU fr h n Urn thut thr at Ua.t r.o drJ dkt that irwx, hmm hw 4 to mrm in all it t. nj tkkt i(ta-rfc. aj . "trrti (otm tboalj prMlir.r,rUoti to tb tovdioal lratmitr. CaUtf-r Uin ronritatoDJ di o iwjatrwa nttil( t.naJ IrMlmmt Hall I atarrb Car. i. 'km intral)j. r,cg rfirwtlj tpoa t$ blood itt n,i nriam o4 lb j..tr. thrrtv dtr.Tinir U InooJatx.n th bu.ld.D lb..nauouo aJ at,c nator 10 . .:. o,k n cratton qar. Koch foita ia It i-arati.a r-,a. aa...a m that o&rr On Hornlrr.1 fVJ'.ar for anj ma that it faifa to -ur StJ for Ul of ttirDiniaIa- AJJrwa. F. J fHKNKT Tofln ft fE-e"S)ld br Druicjri"ta. 7.V. TDKNFK& COLLI E UNDERTAKE RS LOUISBURG. N. C. Wo Wp I. K: a:, l IW-8t S''.oc;-d t COFFINS & CASKETS PUH T.S To St IT TIIK TIMKS o ar a'. houM whofo no 1 V ! War rv.- t 1 1 1 v! itoly bv lav or n ;sh Agntt for (iramr. Monuniont.s Torr.h Mart i r a v a:. 1 f tns of i'Vi rv d r ; t ; oi SPOT CASH. WRti ' to tuv for x c L .-i t . g FURSZTURE, COOEISff ST0VE3v3es.9 ONE HUNDRED HEAD OF POOR COWS and YEARLINGS. HILL Ac CO. FOR SALE ! ! : o: One 25-bore power enin and boiler and saw tuiil with a 3J.ir.ch , inserted tooth aw, complete with belts, pullif , Ac. ()n 'J()-lH)rs po-r -ii ir i n ami boiIr with sjiw rnill. 1 Four lop: enrL .1 n i a nuin bcr of strs. ONE ENGINE WAGON. TWO 2-11 C) RS K WAGONS. SIX MI LES. THREE HORSES 150,1 rf l of Hoyhad atare lien i ber dry, aud a lot of hoopp. All of the alcove property be sold to suit tbe times on onable terms. w 1 1 rea Respectfully, HILL A CO. Gannaway Hardware Company. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HARDWARE, LOUISBURG, N. C. i We bae just opened a Large and complete Stock of Hardware and propose al all tims to a Full Line of all Kinds of carry Agricultural Implements, and other sapplies needed on Farm. the (9 Please call and examine our Stock be fere making joar par NUMBER II. P0UBER Absolutory Puro. , V1 W' T ; . 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