"vol. xxvii.
ndav S-hool at 9:30 A.M. '
Preacbin?atll A. M., and7P. M.,
LOUISBURG. N;c; FRIDAY, JpE25 1897.
" t aWataM -
.jrol'cssioaal cams
b.s. r-1,1 Kl-
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
Louisburg, N. C.
II) ! lit'
i "... I P 1 1 i 1 .1 i n rr pnraor Afnln
j.Sush fH"Hs. L'P siairo irouK.
FF1N,
y 1 ()K.tI-Al-iaAW,
Louisburg, N. C. .
tt-,11 urart iiv ui nil courts Office in Pord
Boildi' idi ntT of Main and Nash Btreete.
B.
B. MASJiKNBURO,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
L0UISBUH9, H. 0.
urn: nractice iu all the Courts of the State
uiHce in Court House.
c.
v O0KE & SON,
SOUTHERN AYOMEN?
WHAT THEY FOUND TO BO IN
THE GREAT CIVlIi WAR.
STOEY OF THEIE TRIALS.
A Clark University Man Speaks to
the First Unitarian Sunday
School from the Stand
point of a Southerner,
NUMBER 19.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
L0U1SBUE6, K. 0. .
t?il atteml the courts of Nash, Franklin,
n.nvlllH warren auu vv o&e cuuuuen, wnj ui
SSe Court of North Carollnp, and the D.
g Clrcun
E. MALONK
TR.J.
! store, adjoining Dr.
Offlce two doors Deiow a.jauve
& CO. '8
D
8. W. U. NICHOLSON,
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
LouisBURe, v. a.
it'
SFRL'ILL,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
L0UISBUKO, H. 0.
Will attend the courts of Franklin, Vance
dmiville, Warren ana waae counties, aiao
the Supreme Court of North Carolina. Prompt
ittentiuu given to collections. &C
I
HOS. B. WILDER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
L0CISBUE9, H. C.
Office on Main street, over Jones & Cooper's
itore.
T.
W. B1CKETT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
L0UISBUB6 N. C.
Prompt and painstaking attention given to
lerery matter intrusted to MS nanas.
Refers to cruel J nsuce snepnera, aou, oilu
Muinimr. Hun. Robt. W. Winston. Hon. J. C
Barton, Pres. First National Bank of Wln
I (toD. Glenn & Manly, Winston, Peoples Bank
I of Monroe, Chas. E. Taylor, Pres. Wake For-
leitCollejre, Hon. K. w. TlmDeriaae.
Office in Court House, opposite Hnenn'B.
ny M. PERSON,
ATTORNEY AT-LAW,
L0UI9BUBG, H. a
Practices In all courts. Office li Jones &
hooper Buil'iing.
Worcester (Mass.,) Daily Spy.
Prof. A. Caswell Ellis, of Clark
University, son of Dr. O. L. 'Ellis,
who was a member of the Jeff
Davis Legion of the Confederate,
army in the war of the rebellion",
delivered "a n i n teresti ng ad d ress
before the Sunday Schopl, of the
First Unitarian Church, Suuday,
giving another view of the war
than Worcester people are accus
tomed to. He talked of the strife
from a Southerner's point of view
and described in ,a graphic man
ner the work that was done by the
women of the South while the men
were at the front.
AmoDg other things he said:
TW Southern women are said to
have been more enthusiastic for
the war than the men. I believe
tbe crusty old bachelors say it is
the women and preachers who stir
up wars anyway. At any rate, at
tbe outburst of the civil war none
were more enthusiastic than the
women. Mothers, wives and
maidens encouraged their sons,
husbands and lovers to go to the
front. As the companies anil reg
iments were organized, the women
met together to .sew for tbe sol
diers. Clothing was made ; little
comforts for camp life were added;
a. flag was oade, embroidered,
and at a big pnblic reception, was
presented by some woman with
brave words of confidence and pa
triotism. Pressing back tbeir
eal sorrow and fear, hiding their
'pangs of parting, they cheered on
their loved ones as good byes were'
said, to so many, alas, never to re
turn again.
The first year or so moved on
qnite comfortably in most ways,
save for the loss of dear ones from
home. Not so great sacrifices were
demanded then and spirits were
the tfoldierV wounds. Their sheets
and counterpanes and finest dresses
wer.e -soon -to' go the same way."
Curtains were torn down for hos
pital spreads. All the richest
brnssels and velvet caFpeta were
ripped from tbe floors and split
into blankets for the soldiers:
Homes were 'stripped of every
luxury and comfort. In place of
their fine silks, the women proudly
wore their rough cotton home
spun from their own hand-looms.
These were dyed with home-made
dyes of berries, or roots, or berbs,
or barks of trees. So expert did
these delicate hands become that
it is said they learned before the
war was over to manufacture al
most any color desired. In place
of tea and coffee they used parched
rye and potatoes. For sugar they
planted cane and made sorghum.
The very dirt trom, under the
of sorghum and dates out of per
simmons, and hold fairs and tab
leaux and theatricals to raise
money for the army.
But a more serious look grad
ually came as their fathers and
brothers would come home bleed
ing and maimed for life, or as
they heard reports of tbe 20,000
Southern soldiers lying dead with
upturned faces in tbe broiling July
sun on Gettysburg bills men who
had that morning so fearleecly
stepped up the blazing Ometery
ridge more like biidegrooms to a
wedding feast than men plunging
through rain, of leaden bail, tbe
smoke of the battle, tbe bursting.
of murderous shells and into tbe
very mouths of cannon belching
forth a"seething bell of fire ami
shot a lid death.
We all, as English-speaking
people, are proud of the graud
The Ideal Skirt.
bouses iu which salted meat had charge of the Light Brigade at
been kept was dug up and boiled Balaklava, but we have more rea
to get salt, bo scarce bad it be- son, as Americans, to sing of the
i
come.
At last there is a skirt that may
be woro with a shift waist, with
out' opening down tbe back at in
opportune moments, or slipping
below the belt. This new idea is
worthy of special consideration
and is becoming most deservedly
popular. It is Intended for wear
with the bolero now to much worn,
and opens at one side of tbe front,
tbos obviating any possible sepa
ration at tie plarket bole. Tbe
shape is excellent. Cut without
anv fulness at tha hark, it tt aota
admirably. Jt is finished at tbe) ' YARBOROUCH,
vait, vrbicb is absolutely tiKLt. j insurance.
with a neat Petersham band. Neal Building. Louisburg. N. C.
I liu skirt would -be particularly!
Did yon ever read a sentence
containing more sound troth than
tbe followlogf It is very Im
portant for the comfort of a borne
that barrasalog and depreaaiog
subjects of cooversatiou should be
excluded, except when it is abso
lutely necessary to talk about
tbem; and that a babit ebonld be
formed of talking cheerfully and
good buoaoredly acd of refraining
from what Jars on other people.
6'icb as rudeness, impatience an!
fauURnding."
Absolutely Puro.
rVMet4 for H tmI tmitiK rlmflV
M k;thfK IbT f is J tllt
Jaw x4 fl ()' a 4itrilr ro3Bi
fcOTAl likllO MWhU CO . siw lots.
account of its peculiar make, it
would look ejnlly well forcycling
or tennis use.
STANDS AT THK HEAD.
it never fnils, and a siirv cure for
cnKiimption. couh .ind coldt. 1 (-an j
not nay enough for it merit." Dr 1
Kind's New Dbu-ivery for i onaumpUon.
coughs and colds is ool an ex jeriment.
It hiis been triel for a quarter of a on-
tury. and to-day stands at the head. Tt j
never disappoints. Fre trial bottles nl 1
Aycocke A. Co.'b Dru Store. !
nf II YARBOROUGH, JB.
ATTORNEY AT LA W,
,LOUISBURa, N. C.
Ullire o second floor of Neal bnUdine high for McDowell,' McClellan
I .
111
IMani Street.
All lepal business intrusted tov bim
(ill receive prompt and careful attention.
IjJR. I). T. SMITHWICK,
DENTIST,
LOVISBUK6, N. C.
and Pope had done little besides
frequently changing their base oi
supplies, as McClellan called it,
and the women were still pursua
ded that the Southern boy could
whip a dozeu Yankees, though
how the number of dozens -was
Office in Ford Building, 2nd floor, getting exceedingly uncomfort-
Au. J. Bopel. the leading dnicirit of
charge of Pettigrew's Brigade at Shreveport, I-i.. Rays; "Dr. KinK'
These same delicate and refined Gettysburg. At Balaklava. the crea
women, who had been accustomed 600 lost only 222 men, 37 per cent 1 have." J. r Camwbeii, mervhant of
n i: 4 . i . .. . t , , . , ... XT Sutrortl. Ariz., writes: '-Dr. Kind's New
u",u"'0" uici i vvvoi, "t' wu, u i u uiMcoverv )! all that s claiiut-d for t
and every comfort, the idols and Carolina regiment of 672 men loot
goddesses of the gallant men, 588, or 86 per cent of ber total. In
whose will was very law, who bad one company of 84 men, every
servants to minister to their every man aud officer was hit and no
want, who hardly even dressed body blundered, either. Xver
themselves, now did not stop at was such desperate bravery shown
any labor. They dried fruit while unless ii was perhaps when the
the old men managed the slaves in brave Union soldiers charged in
the field. No sacrifice was too the same way against the trenches
great, no labor too hard, no dan- at Cold Harbor, leaving 10,000
ger too grave or hazardous. Many dead in 20 minutes,
times did fearless women pass in But I am wandering from my
great danger between the oppos- subject. Soon to the fears of tbe
ing armies, or even go into the women for their loved ones in bat
Union ranks Jo bring important tie and their own great sacrifices,
news to their Confederate leaders, was to be added the fear for tbeir
Not satisfied with labor, self de- own personal safety from borrors
nial and almost superhuman sac unmentionable that followed in
ritice at home, they even went into the wake of Sbermau's invading
the tented field or on the battle's army on his terrible march to tbe
perilous edge to nurse and care sea through Georgia and the Caro-
for tbe wounded. The work done linas, 6imply to destroy property,
by these ministeriugangels can If to tbe horrors of the destruction
never be estimated, and it is to I of homes and property, ach as
their eternal glory that as they Sheridan described in tbe valley
passed over tbe field after tbe bat- of Virginia by saying that a crow-
tie, they cared as tenderly for the flying down tbe valley would have
Union soldier as they did for tbe to carry his own provisions, you
Confederate. will add those of unprotected v iris
Every private home was open and women in tbe line of march
to the crippled soldier regardless of of an overwhelming, conquering
previous condition, and the fair- army followed by the numerous
est and gentlest hands did all that kinds of knaves and cutthroats
could be done for bis comfort, that ever followed such an army,
A f t ma i nAnf n m kn 4 ( 1a r A7 5 n Vvao w mi w-i - U i a tit B m nl Vn r r r f t rt A
j j a. M Urdrm left at oar store or nt
ter, from which you have perhaps mental anguish of those suffering by Phone No. 3o will receive prompt
Fire Companies :
'MPERIAL.of London.
PALATINE, of Manchester.
WIIHamaburgh City, of H. Y.
British America, Toronto.
Atlanta Homo, Atlanta.
Property inorl on favorable
trmti. Dwelling fpfcinlly aolkntd.
B-od arrQKl ft officer aai Hhr
holding position of trut at small et-
i!on:ij:iiiiiii,
mm
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DOUBLE DAI LIT
SERVICE
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LOUISBURG, N.C..
LADIES AND GENTLE MEN
:o:
Who may wish nice shampoo- '
ing or hair dressing done, will do ,
well to call on W. M. ALSTON i
& I. E. THOMAS. Lad ies have '
your bang cut riebt. We have
Dr. Wbite new bair grower
Van's Mexican Hair Restorative,
Ayer's Uair Vigor, Tricopberou?
for tbnbair and skin, nothing to
beat it to keep the hair from fall
ing out.
I
TO ALL PEOPLE WHO WANT ICE. j
:0: '
I
We desire to again remind yon that r j
arselling the !
PUREST AND BEST ICE i
an1 at pricrs to inet all competition. J
While we aell tbe bent ire only, we i
want you to remember that we do '
not intend lo be. nmlerHl 1 '
by anyboiy. Our place
of buHinetut,
New Brick Store on Nash Street, ,
will b open every week day and on I
Sundays from 7 o'clock to 10 o'Hock ;
W. K. MARTIN,
PROPRIETOR.
NKWLY KIMSJIKD AN MKl IiMSH KD
o
Tick Hfjt Fahf.,
( "o M YA u T A II t . r P. I o v .
PoI.iTE SKK ANT4.
hias administered and teeth extracted
pithout pain.
jrjs. e. f. early,
DENTIST,
LOriSBUHG, N. C.
able. Bat soon all this was changed.
The Union army was victorious in
the West, and while Lee was hold
ing his own in Virginia, every
Southern port was blockaded by
the Union navy. That meant that
heard that Phil Sheridan was for- women. The negro slaves were
tunately not more than twenty the sole protection to the homes,
miles away, a delicate Virginia and it is to their eternal credit
girl was on the field holding the that they did all in their power to
head of a wounded soldier in ber I protect and aid the women iu this
lap while the surgeon was giving hour of distress.
him restoratives and bandaging And when tbe war was over,
bis painful wounds. When he had when tbe Southern armies bad
attention. We guarantee:
HONEST WEIGHTS.
PROMPT DELIVERY. i
BEST QUALITY ICK. j
Prices as low aa anybody can Hell any ;
kind of ice. Your patronage will be
appreciated 1
Yoars respectfully,
D. H. TAYLOR & CO. !
Eiery Coai efiiesce of i Uiden Hotel.
Gannaway
Hardware Company,
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We have just opened
and complete Stock of
Large
Hardware,
No -xlra -harjr no lay lr;B Yor trtt
."wrr ai.1 lufrtaatioa. aprJj to H .
lr.ri ?Ung i'a At, KaWcV N C.
K ?? J. hn, VW Prfiftt a;-1 fclj-f.
V. i. VI. tw (in-ri jniUuitl
H W II ii.ref Tra Mictpf.
T J An V-oii I r,.. 4rV
it,rml iSr I'orlamuaia. Vs..
Wraa.i f'oiat F-ao F at
I'ortaaaoota V
I floor,
Itracted without pain
in the field were shut off from all
supplies. Not only could no sugar,
tea, nor coffee, nor any of the lux
uries of life be brought into the
South, but no salt, no medicines,
no food stuffs, no. cloth ing. It was
in this, last two years of dire dis
tress and want that the Southern
" i't guarantee of my work in all w0men rose to their true great-
"'late lines of the profession. j . -
ness.
They said to the soldiers,
'Never surrender, iight on and
we will supply your wants." There
were no factories to make cloth in
the South, and so the cotton cards stimulated the courage of their
and old spinning wheels and hand soldiers in the field, while they so
looms were brought down frOm scorned the men who remained at
the garrets. Societies were formed, home while their brothers bled in
the women of all classes and con- battle, that they were ashamed to
UAi KLIN TON IIOTRIi ditions of life uniting and patient- show their faces. They had to go
lv cardine -and spinning and to war to get ria oi tne . women s.
weaving, and sewing" day and frowns.
night, they. made clothes for lh This is a sombre picture, you
naked soldiers. Their riogs, ear- say. True, indeed, for these were
rings, bracelets, pins and precious serious times, and yet yon must
jewels were-sold to the, few selfish hot think that all life was sad
men of wealth to get raopey to bny ( even in those perilous hours..' It
jR. R. E. KING,
DENTIST,
I-OLISBURG, N. C
IFFU F. I (h.i.-., . Wo
Building Second Flo&b.
With n ri cxnerienofi nf tin ntv.flvo vpurs
111 undi . "
- - o'llll
lieup-t
HOTELS.
HOTEL WOODARD,
W. C. WOODAED, tl0.t
Kocky Mount, N. C.
Free p,,ls meets all trains,
"s ttj.erday.
FRANKL1NTON, N. C. '
C ?l fiOBBS, 2t$t.
Public iui un iiiiig
Good Livery Attached. ' ; ' ; :'
finished, the surireou said: "That
man might live if he could stay
in that position all night and get
some rest without moving bis
wounds." "Then he shall," said
the girl, aud there on that field of
carnage sat that girl upon the
ground through the lonely night
without changing . her position
Such sacrifices did the women
make in those terrible days, never
complaining, but glorying in
their work.
Tbus it -was that the women of
the South nerved the arm and
MSBORM i lAiifAr yarn with which .to knit socks for ia ft strange fact of human nature
v-r.lM HvJUOEZj rbe soldiers. Hats were plaited of that it is only a' step 'rom a- tear
c- D. 0SB0RN. ProDrietor; I co shucks and ryVstraW; Shoes to a laugh. The young folks en
' - were cobbledT together by the ne- joy ed . the meetings and new ex-
Oxford, N. G. t .? i?ro slaves and. soiiietimes by the periences. It got ,to be fashiori-
Grio,i i . roftfn0r trtftrriafilveal " ' ; -1 able to wear homesnun,. and ' of
" aicuuimnniinii( inn cnA i --r -- - : ... . . - . -
deling public. j lut'mattersgrewworse. Food course the women said it. was; the
- M 1 u;v- 'i An AlHn.lA.llr l.lir T r r ma
M A fT PTT D n TTATW n scarcer: .When no more cloth was once tbatihe -would actually "get
XT 1 II WCl BV- - I . - 4 . XI - ; J- V m - a- a , a B . - M n n f rw WVIB - W 1 W TKf VI fT B n rv m WW
rm a ar- - ' mTM m ww i , m m mm . avv n v An t t ww aanva nar r l v Lim aw a.iin wiiiiaiv AfBJici..- aua ua-i i iix nufa
HENDERSON N O : - I women." Tbey tore up tbeir finest and b a p py : a n d : la n g h i n g so m uch
h accomn.od.taon GoooWar;: W MIl?Q8 ' da?8 - bicb attbe rcr
nd attentive ervant
been crushed and the weary and
broken-hearted soldiers returned
to what had been home, tbe houses
aud fences burned, all tbe horses
and cattle and fowls stolen or
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
j and propne at all tiroes to carry
I a Full Line of all Kinds of m. ' f
Having qaalifld ns Administrator of Hal- !
ly IVarre, deci-need, mona airing bin e j
tate will make uvment at one, and nil per t
Hons boldinir clutma akrainst hi ntnti will'
killed, the Once fair fields grown prewnit them for payment on or brfore the
. , , , 19th dny of May 1HJH. or thiw notir will h
up in ousnes, no oome, no money,
plead in lar ol their recvery
18th. 1H'J7
S. Kl.MO PKARf'K. Adni'r
Th
May
Agricultural
no servauts to till their fields, then
did these same brave women cheer
and support tbeir discouraged
loved ones, aud jo'u hands to make
tbeir husbands and brothers as
loyal again as tney naa Oeen 1 03 g person holding claims against same a-ill
preaen Tinem 10 me lor payment. tn or te
fore the 11th dwv ol Jnne. ledH, or this
note? wijl be plenjed In bar ol their recovery.
This Jane 11th. IXT7.
J.lt. WKLCsa. Administrntor.
NOTICE.
Having qualified as Administrator of Joe.
Alston, deceased, ufl iiononi ow n Ma t-m
tate roast make immediat-e payment, an all
Implements,
ago, to tbe flag of a reunited coun.
try.
ELECTRIC BITTERS.
Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gen
erally needed when the languid, ex
hausted feeling prevails, when the liver
is torpid and sluggish and the need of a
tonio ar.d alterative is felt. A prompt
use of this medicine has often averted
long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers.
No medicine will act more surely in
counteracting and freeing the svstoin
from the malarial poison. Headache,
indigestion, - constipation, dizziness
yield to Electric Bitters. 50 and $1.00
per bottle at Aycocke & Co.'s Drug
Store,
NOTICE.
Having dnly rjnslifled os administrator of
J. B. Benton, deceased, all persona nre here
by notified to preeeot any rloiros they may
bold against the eefate ! the said J. 11.
Denton oo or before 4 one th. or this
notice will he plead ' din bar of their. -ecovevy
All persons owing said estate will coroe for
ward and make payment at once.
Jnnefth, 1897,
J. 8. lloas. Administrator.
T. W. Br-kett, Attorney.
and other supplies nee led on
Farm.
the
tST Please call and examine our
Stock before making your pur
chase.
THE UNIVERSITY
.c:
','Pa, what does fee simple
Lmean?"
Pa It's the fee a man gives to
the Minister when he gets mar
ried. Boston Tr a n scr i pi.
HOVr TxTEWoYWDnHEALTII," "
If you are suffering with any skin or
blood diseaae, rheumatism, catarrfi, ul
cera, old sores-, general debility, etc.i
send stamp to tne lilood lialm uo.. At.,
lanta, Ga.. for book of wonderful cures,
free. "This book will-point the war to
Bpeedy recovery. Botanic RIood Balm,
(B. B. B.) is majiufacturd alter a long
tested precriptinn of ad 'eminent phr
8ician, and Id the test buijdinjf up and
blood purifyine medicine lo the world.
Beware af substitutes. ' Price -fl 00 lor
- were eeu to the hospitals tp dress I it Bach ft"ff olio to s mkQ vipfy gut large hotUes.. For sale by.Druggtata,
NOTICE.
Io aceordnni-e with an order of the Snperior
Co art of Frnnklin county, made at April
term 1897. 1 shall oo Monday Jtriy 5, 187.
offer for sale to tbe bighsat bidder, at the
Conrt UoDse door in LonUKn rg, an undi
vided ooe-l all interest in the (tin honse ' and
lot un WarrentoB road adjoining tbe lands
ol J. K. Spencer and othera. Terras one
fonrtb etMh. balance with interest in t waive
months. TbiaJnn4. IhOT.
Taoe. B. VTiuoca, Con 'r
. NO MCE.
. By virtue of power contained In special
order of Sap-rior Court pi Franklin evtnaty
of Janwary Una 1897, 1 will oi Mundnv July
5th. 1897. veil at pnhlie auction to Ue bi(h
sat bidder for rash, the tract of land known
astbwll. A fllnestmet. on which be o r
ides, adjoiuisc lands of ft'iWy Hin. Uol
lings woith and other, eootataing 135 acre
more or lee. t . p, u. COOKE. Coca.
Jape j, . , . .
47Teachcrs. 4l3Students, (uru-m-r
School l.VS)Toal, 540. Board
$8 a month. 3 Brief Coure, 3 Full
Conms, Law and Medical School
and School of Pharmacy.
GRADUATE COURSES OPEMTO WOUEL
Summer School for Teachers.
Scholarships and Loans for the
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