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jiPtiiodist Church Directory.
Sunday School at 9:30 A. M.
Geo. S. Bakbr. Snpt.
Preaching at 11 A. M., and 7 P. M.,
eVvry Sunday.
Prayer meeting Wednesday night.
G. F. Smith, Pastor.
I'rotessional cards,
jjii s. p. Kmvr, : "
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
Louisburg, N. C.
ntti ' in thp Ford Building, corner Main
,i,l streets. Upstairs front.. "
'.M. H.RUFF1N,
A T T 0 R N E Y-3.T L AW,
Louisburg, N. C.
;l! imict ice in ull court Office in Fowl
Huil'lnifr. coruer of Main and Nash streets
B. MASSENBURQ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
L0DISBUE6, K. C. ' .
Will iiractice in all the Courts of the State
Office in Court House.
c.
1 M. L'"OKE & SON,
A TTORNET8-AT-LAW,
LOUISBUBe, N. o.
wm attend the courts of Nash, Franklin,
Oranvill", Warren and Wake counties, also the
Milr'-ujf uoun oi norm jaroiuip, and the U.
tj. Lin ull anu iJiHiri'Jl (JOaru.
T.lt J. E. MALONK.
If
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drui
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Otflre two doors below Aycocke & Co 's
druff store, adjoining Dr,
u. u Kills.
kR. W. II. NICHOLSON.
practicing: physician,
LOOlSBtJKe, H. 0.
y S. SFRUILL,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
LOCISBUBe, h. c.
Will attend the courts of FrankUn, Vance,
Qranviii", Warren and Wake counties, also
Uie supreme Court of North Carolina. Prompt
iu-iiu"ii givtru lu UUIICUUUB, SC.
rjHu8. B. WILDER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
LOCISBOBe, N. C.
office on Main street, over Jones & Cooper's
tore.
T.
W. BICKETT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
L0UISBUB8 N. c. .
Prompt and painstaking attention given to
every matter intrusted to his hands.
Refers to Chief Justice Shepherd, Hon. John
Mammitf, Hon. Robt. W. Winston, Hon. J C
Buxt.ui, Pres. First National Bank of wW
stou. uienn & Manly, Winston, Peoples Bank
of Monroe, Chas. E. Taylor, Pres. Wake For
est College, Hon. E. W. Timberlake.
unit in uourt House, opposite Sheriff's.
-yy M. PERSON,
ATTORNRY-AT-LAW,
L0UI8BUBG, s. o.
rrat tioes in all courts. Office In Jonfs &
lot per liuililing.
y II. YARBOROUQH, Ja.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LOUISBURG, N. C.
"fin e on second floor of Neal building
.Mam Street.
AH legal business intrusted to him
ni receive prompt and careful attention
D. T. Smithwick,
DENTISTS.
LOUISBURG, N. C.
Oihpcin Ford Building, 2nd floor.
as administered and teeth extracted
"o iiouc pain.
"DR. IE. IE iJTtXSYT
DENTIST,
LOUISBURG, N. C.
Ofhce in New Hotel building, 2nd
""'jr. Gas administered and tet.h t.
iracted without pain.
HOTELS.
HOTEL WOODARD.
W. C. WOODAED, Prop.,
Rocky Mount, N. C.
Bus meets all trains,
$2 per day.
NORWOOD HOUSE
Trenton, North Carolina.
W.j. Norwood, Proprietor.
rivlu.'.'ir .V.1 Commercial
'-"lie Solicited.
Tourists ana
Good Sample Room.
k)TEL TO STOBBS Ain COUBT HOOBB.
FKAXKLWT0JS- HOTEL
FRANKLINTON, N. C.
0' M. HOBBS, Prp'r.
pubiud accomodaon for the traveUng
Good L
ivery Attached.
SBORN HOUSE;
'' 0SB0EN, Proprietor, ;
Oxford, N. C.
trlingaCpCubHrdat'0,,! f"-the
MASSENBUR6 HOTEL -
vj 1 A. .
laisscuburff Propr
HENDERSON. N. C. ; -
accon.nod.twM. Good fare; Po
and attentive vryaat .
NOTICE.
case of O.
or
Ftefcher Car8on and othS. oodard va
Ia, the 7th da?5 j2?2s ,U.-. on on-
daj the 7th dav Vf w i't .,u on Mon-
tFAtatow?- of ii
to the highest bfdd t.r'iV Fer for 8a'
land. In Freemans townShir: VllaA
fiartanrtV"0A'vlz:.On the North.
--f. launuu coun-
West by Wm Green TEE? on th
contalningmone ndddandrfift?., Hurri8'
Terms of sale one-fourth east Lnri t!,
ance on the first day of January I80beh
possession will be given Aprt7aoth 1897
Maby a. Woodari.
Woodard, and Com.
LAND SALE.
By virtneof the power hnilioH .
g rtain deed of KSb? Tv?
Strickland and wife on th Lth ' V ,
stutap nd VolntS?" W T. $t&$ER
Sis' w'TVtrV POles " link to
19R:iZ ftriekland8 corner, thence e
ilSi to BfaHe8 dea1 Pointer, thence n
48 poles to a stake and maple no n era ni-
thence-W 32 poles o J W "trick
land and nthon k ; , V' -1 oltiik-
r , t"" miiiiuk os acres Snii tn
T- W. Bfckett. Trustee.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
" "T J. ";"npenor court
inLrf i".6 social proceed ng en
HLft 'JiBa LCos'.et devise of the
estate of Marv Ann Smith Morebead. dee'd
ex parte we will offer for sale to the highest
bidder at pub lie out cry at tlie Court House
Tr 111u,ur N- u the 1 7th day of
June 3S97 at 12 ti.lock M u Vf
scnlied tract of land situate on the watere of
big and little Shocco creek in Franklin cun
ty joining tho lands of . I. Buxton Williams S
P. Arnngton. P. A. Davis nnd .inhn a d?-
containing 448 acres more or less. Terms of
sale one-third of the purchsse money in cash
the residue m two equal installments pav:
abte m one and two years with interest from
date at the rate of six per cent.
JOHN T. P0LLFN,
Ed Chambehz Smith,
Commiseioners.
Dining: and Lunch Parlor.
Barry Dunston Jr. hna no.i t.-
Class Dining and Lunch Parlor in the new
tsnek buildinsr in renr nf i ur
and adjoining the Saloon of R. C. B'atcbelor
where yju can always get the best tht
market aflrrds atPonnlar nr;c v
and clean dishes as well as a aew clean room
E. F. YARBOROUQH,
Insurance.
Neal Building, Louisburg, N. C.
Fir Companies :
IMPERIAL, of London,
PALATINE, of Manchester,
Willlamsburgh City, of . Y.
British America, Toronto.
Atlanta Home, Atlanta.
Property -insured on favnrhla
irm8. dwellings especially solicited
Ron rl a n fvn n rr A f i
TV. ""5ti j.ur u uiuers ana otner.e
uojuing positions of trast at small cost
LOUISBURG, N.c:,
W. K. MARTIN,
PROPRIETOR.
:o:
NEWLY EIMSHED AND FURNISHED
The Best Fare,
comeor table b.oom8, "
PoLiTE Servant s.
Every Convenience of a Modern Hotel.
Gannaway
Hardware Company,
WHOLESALE AID RETAIL
HARDWARE,
LOuW
UEG, N. C.
We have jilst-opened a Laree
and complete Stock of
and propose at all times to carry
a Pull Line of all Kinds of
Agricultural
Implements
Hardware
and other supplies needed on the
Farm, - " :
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Please call and examine onr
Stock before ' ma in?your ' pur
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r Di8criniinatIoa In Freight Rates.
' Tfae Greensboro Record has quite
a full report of the proceedings
of the meeting of manufacturers
beld in that place Wednesday and
touched upon the paper Thursday.
Some figures were printed at that
time showing the discrimination
in freight rates against North
Carolina.and in the Record's report
other Bgures of a yet more start
ling, character are given. Thus it
was shown that the rate on cotton
goods from Danville. to New York
is 29 cents, while from Greensboro
it is 41, though the distance be
tween these points is hardly more
ifran 40 miles. Again, the rate on
shoes from Boston to Lynchburg is
45 cents, while to Greensboro it is
89 cents just double, lacking one
cent.
We xhave no prejudice against
railroads; tbej' are conservators of
the civilization 'as well as the pros-
r j h pcwic, we nave no"
part in the clamor against them
because it is popular to -denounce
them. But railroads must be fair,
and if the figures given are cor
rect, North Carolina .is not being
fairly treated by them and these
manufacturers are doing the whole
public a service when they cry
out against this discrimination.
A. part of their work was the form
ulation of a plan for the emplov-
-ment of an expert traffic matr to
look after matters and see if some
thing cannot be done to equalize
rates. Manifestly they are sadly
out of joint. Charlotte Observer.
AMERICAN TOBACCO CO.
Directors Elected-Balance of Surplus
S5,88is5,o
At the annual meeting of the
A
American Tobacco Co., beld
in Newark, N. J., the follow
ing directors were elected for a
term of one year:
Josiah Brown, James G. Butler,
John Doerhoeffej-, and Ernest
Schindier.
I The annual report for the year
ending December 31, 1896. shows
a balance of surplus of $5,884,
548, against a ..surplus of $8,600,
372 for the previous year. The
net earnings were $3,583,907, and
the balance after dividends and
charges, $864,176. This amount,
added to last year's surplus, makes
a total of $9,464,548, and deduct
ing from this a 20 per cent, script
dividend of $3,580,000 on the com
mon stock, the $5,884,548 balance
of surplus is left.
Messrs Marburg and Ginter re
signed from the board and were
replaced by Herman'' Eilis and J.
D. Cobb. Mr. Schmelser succeed
ed Mr. Gasl, who retired.
Round Bale Compresses to be Oner
atedona Co-operative Basis.
lhe fears of monopoly in the
handling of cotton by the round
bale process, which have existed
in some quarters," may be set at
rest by tbe statement in the Man
ufacturers' Record that it is au
tboritatively informed that the
American Cotton Co.,-proposes to
operate its cylindrical compresses
in co-operation with .local plant
ers ana ginners' throughout the
bouth. Tbe plan of operation
tbat has been decided upon will
enable plauters and ginners to
avail themselves of the 'benefits of
the invention, on a liberal co
operative basis, with a market for
heir cotton assured. Tbe com
pany will begin at once the intro
duction of round-bale compresses.
In an interview; in the Manu
facturers' Record Mr. - Henry
Hentz, president of the New York
Cotton Exchange, calmly and ac
curately gauges the opposition
to the new process, and from an
independent standpoint: snDDort-
ed -by practical experience be
says that "it is absointely certain
that eotton packed in cylindrical
bales under the system adopted by
his, company will .bring higher
prices aH.th'e world over than that
packed in the prevailing style'
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Southern Industries.
The Exchange eayj Lanrin'
b org Cotton Seed Oil and Manu.
factnring Company has declared
au annual dividend of 9 per cent".
Tbe town of Mount Airy ban
sold $25,000 worth of bond, for
water works and electric light
plant, and will immediately pQt
in both. .;
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Marion Democrat: The new
factory i8 going up at once. Tbe
lumber is being placed upon the
lot now. It ialo be a $40,000 pUot
and the building will be three sto
riea. Tbe concern wiir e"mi.lov a
large number of bauds.
Ex Senator Don , Cameron, of
Pennsylvania, one of tbe largest
stock holders, has instituted suit
for foreclosure of the $100,000
mortgage on the Roanoke Naviga
tion and Water Power Company.
The Weldon News says that Sena
tor Cameron will buy it, of course.
Charlotte Observer: Captaiu
Henry Grose and Mr. F. A. Keaves
have leased tbe old Jag Knott gold
mine, nine miles frou, Charlotte,
from Messrs. Moore fc Addick.of
Yorkviile, S. C. They will begin
loe wore o' developing ih mine
next week. Both are (Tactical
gold miners and tbey are satisfied
that they have eectired a paying
property. ,
A special from Oxford, N. C , to
the Charlotte Observer saye: At
present the gold mining interests,
near Oxford, are attracting capi
talists with a view to investing
in the farm lands on wbicb
the indications of gold are very
encouraging. A reliable Califor.
nia miner who called here to ex
amine the prospects, reports a rich
vein of gold deposit running
through the private grounds of
East Oxford. The work of dig
giug for gold in the Cheatham
farm four miles from Oxford, goes
steadily on, with tbe prospects
growing better every dav. Several
shafts have already been suuk and
more will be suuk immediately,
tnus verifying the report of an em
inent geologist, who many years
ago reported Granville county to
I be remarkably rich in gold and
valuable mineral deposits.
A Kind of a Sauter in Kansas.
Mr. B. P. Walker, Postmaster
at the town of Logan, is authority
for ttfe aiory that the farmers who
live iu the valley of Crystal Creek,
in Phillips county, are greatly ex
cited there over the appearauce of
an enormous reptile which re
putable men, who declare tbat tbey
have seen it, say is not less tbau
fifty feet long. It bas the sinu
ous body of a snake, but its tongue
is not forked, and on its head are
two short horns. Its color is green,
with dirty white spots. It feeds
upon small animals and fowis,
and bas an enormous appetite.
One morning a farmer lost sixty
chickens, and be followed the trail
of thereptile until itdisappeared iu
the creek.
Another farmer lost forty youug
pigs in forty-eight hours, and a
german testifies that the monster
Li liar? V,? 1 i . -
a mo jiiun uurse, wnicn was
feeding near the creek, by a single
blow of its euormous tail.
It bas been shot at several times,
bot its hide is proof against bul
lets. When in anger it lifts it
head ten feet ip the air, protrudus
its tongue three feet or more, and
utters a whine like a pupy crying
for fts mother. The farmers are
afraid of it, but will make a united
effort to kill it. It hides in tbe
swamp atxl wa$er, and, it is "sup
posed", came from tbe deeper water
of the Solomon river, some miles
distant. Topeka, Kan., Dispatch.
THERE IS NOTHING SO GOOD.
Th era is nolhinp int n nvHl r
King' New Discovery for consumption
W1US uu cougDS, so demand it and do
not permit the dealer to aell you some
subsUtue He wiltnotdlioi there Uaov
ing better, but in order to make more
profit he may claim something ele to
be just as eood. You nnt n-. Kino'.
New Discovery because you know It to oe
safe and reliable and purnntAd to tn
good ox mpney refunded. For coughs,
colds,. consumption and for all aifoo--
uons oi tnroat, cbest anj Innifa. there U
"P1S,07e7; Trial free t Aycocke
W clryg itort, -
noining so good as Is Dr. King's New
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When Lorlmr Mothers Grow Selfish.
"It is mhen children reach ma.
turity that the eonreme t,.i. ,
ptrental love cornea," writes Ed.
rd W. liok, discnaaing tbe
bomelea.ing of children at the
lime of marriage, in tbe May
Ladiea Home Journal. " "All
through infancy and early year,
he children are more or less rare.
And then, just as the parent! feel
relived from caret and anxieties,
end are beginning to ei,joy the
companiouship of their children
in the serone and complacent wa
Jicb 'grown ups' have, there
comes a fluttering of the wings, a
remote suggestion of flight. The
son is no lee his mother boy than
he baa been and eer will be. nit
be U und 'who rvalues it bo
quickly as a mother in a new .n
ery natural sense,' another wo
man's hero; and that woman a irirl.
With her be discerns, away out on
the horizon line, tbe nh.dovry lines
of a house that is to become a home
their very own. The irl, too.
whose going in and out of tbej
house has been a daily joy to the i
parents she . too, has become a
heroine to someone other than her
father or ber mother. It
is bar.l
for the parents to realize that tbi
mate of ber flight can care for her
as tbey have; that in her young'
eyes, in ber young heart, it is pos
sible that be caa be altogether no
ble and capable. And after the
voung birds have taken flight .the
parents wonder if some time thev
do not grieve in their new life
But some fine morning a clearer
vision is given tbera, and
thev
..
realize mat, arter all, their chil
dren are only playing the same
role which they played a few yeu.
before. It is a magnificent quali
ty in parents wb(n they so pre
pare tbemelves that thev can
meet this inevitable time with tbe
proper spirit when in other
words, parental love can get the
better of selfishness.
THE NORTH CAROLINA Ii(X)M.
In the Confederate Museoni Jpfftr
m Davis' Former Residence.
Describing tbe different roo
ran
in tbe
Confederate Mu.eum at!
Richmond, the Southern Progres
!ay8:T
"North Carolina occupies tbe
room which was tbe nursery in the
home of President Davip. It has
a magnificent view of tbat part of
Richmond known as Church Hill
It was given to North Carolina as
one of the choicest apartments in
the mansion, because of North
Carolina's brilliant record during
Ua ... IT. .1 .
.Uo ar. nere is me picture of
Iienry Wyatt, tbe first martyr of
the war, killed at Bethel Cburcb. I
June 10, 18ftl, as well as tfood Die !
lures oi other prominent s6ldiers
an(f generals. In an individual
case afe tbe effects of tbe gaMant
Major General '.Villiam Dorsey
Pender; the suit of gray in which
be was killed;hisTwocommissions
one as lieutenant in tbe I'r.ited
States army, given by President
Davis, then Secretary of War in
theCabipetof President Pierce;
the other bis commission of major
general inthe Confederate States
army.
,fA beautiful flag adorns tbe
wall, which was given by tbe
Edgewotths (firls, of G.eensboro.
N. C, to tbe Guilford Grays, com
manded by Captain John Sloan, of
tbe Tweoty-eeventh North Caroli
na State Troops. Of tbe gallant
L. O'B. Branch, tbey have his pis
tols and bolster and bis glove.
ft m.
'A large frame is filled with
important dispatches from Presi
dent Davis p Governor John W.
Ellis, of North Carolina; ato one
of condolence to his wife on bis
hearing of the death of Governor
Ellis. There is also tbe flag tbat
was presented to tbe Governor by
R. Mayo's girls, of Raleigh, tbe
same flag which draped bis cofSo."
L F. Farely conducts a. larg merao.
t'le business at Liberty Hill. Oa. He
says: Oot application of Chamber,
laio-'a Pain Balm -relieved me of a severe
fain in my back. I think tt" 0- K.'
or lame back. rbeamaUsm. neuralgia,
swellings, sprain,, bruiaes,- burns and
bcauls uo other llnnent can approach
Chamberlain's Pain Balmi It U lo
teoded eepociallj for these disease and
Is famou4 for It cures. For sale by W.
Q, Thomas droggtgt.
Carpet-Barcerv UetUnjr All te pje.
Southern tUpoblicaoi are com
plaining tLat all the Important
appointments thus f.r siven Lolba
Sooth have been tendered to ear-pot-baggers,"
and not one to a t.
Ue born. Boek, of Georgia;
Gray, of Maryland; Cleytoa. of
Arkansas: Kvane. of TenM,
md every other Southerner who
ba received an office that far, ex
cpt rotoEeei aed ether loal po
Mtlone, were born in tbe North.
Tbe matter hat been brought to
tbe attention of President McKm
ley. Tbe native Rennkl
nat rresttetit MeKinley has pre
tended to be iutereated in building
up the partv in theSootb, yet in
bis dUtributloo of patronage be
recogniret only tbe old office hold
ing "carpet-bag" element, to tbe
exclusiou of yonng men, who ar
oatives of tbe soil, and who have
been trying to improve the condi
tion of the South and tbe Repub
lican party in that section Vab.
Ington Diapatch to Chicago Rec
ord.
The Valne of Crtta Food
"irdg are now running ont nd
' lh c,ose confinement of the long
' nnlr months is at an end.
i 'e9 Wcautions re taken
Up.
!...t
fall to now
tbey will
your yardi with rye.
ook from morning until
nigni ior what tbey mott need.
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ana toat is green food. Bi
ure
, ?r9arp nt inviting at any a-
son, anrt
more eppcially is tb:
! tru in thefe early spring dayt.
To miic rain. too much meal
a till uiii mi ii r n i r mil tmvva-k r .
1 '-ciiif ioog(
have been given during tbe cold
months. A little extra reen
i what your layers need, aed also
what your males need to make
tbemjmore vigorona and pnt them
in better general hWK Q...,v.
your cellars for what vou may bave
leftover potatoes, apples, turoipe
. , , . ' '
cabbage, anything tbat i. green
will be mot acceptable to yoor
feathered pete Country Gentle-
' man
Tun minister's
ber playmate were
serious tbinjrs.
little girl and
talking about
"Do von Inn. K.t
baek-
" Yes;
! slider is?" fbe questioned.
j t a per-on tbat nsed to be a
j Christian and isn't, '" said the
I playmate, promptly. "But what
do s pose makes them call them
lackslidersf '(), tbat'. eay
! You eee when rpeople are goo-l
tbey go to church and sit up iu
i front. When tbey get a little
! tired of being good tbey slip back
a sat, and keepn till thev get
i t
clear back to, tbe door. Afte
r
Awhile they slip clear out
nevr come to church again."
and
A Dollar Well Invested.
One dollar at cotrponnd interest,
well invested, at tbe end of a cen
tury will be worth a thousand do
lars; at tbe end of two centuries
will be worth a million dollars; at
tbe end of three centuries will be
worth a billion dollar. If man
can make so ranch out of invested
funds, bow much can God make?
How much do you euppc-e tbe
dollar you give to Christ will be
worth two or three centuries after
this, when you behold it glorious
froit in tbe millennial
Christian Alliance.
ageT
Mr. Bankbead "One of tbe
deacons of your ?barch called orr
me to-day. He wanted a sub
scriptioo in aid of your society
r iu rciioi oi loe ceseeftni
poor. How is the society coming
onf"
Mr. Sunbeam "Splendidly !
We've teeo organised only a year,
and in tbat time our receipt have
been nearly enough to pay the of
ficer's salaries."
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DID YOU EVER
Try Qactric niter as a rvmrOv for jour
troudlt? If not get a buttle now and
get relief. This medcioa baa Wo foiod
lobe peculiarly adapted to tbe rvlief
aadrureoTaJI femaJcospLaiots.iar,
log a wonderful direct foOuence la giv
lug streogtb and tooe to th Organ.. If
you have loss of appetite, cowtipalk.
baadacbe, faiaiiagapaiU, or ar aervous,
aleepleaw, axclUbl, tneJaacboly or
troubled with dixxy apelia, Eictrio ftl
Wrs is tbe oMdidno you swd, bAltbaod
streogth guarantaed by lu usv Fifty cu
ao4 tlftOQ aUjcxkt 6. Wi fiTf,
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