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TIMES.
JAS. A.
THE COTJITTY, TTTTl STATE,
TJisrioiT.
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LOUISBURG, N. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1890.
NUMBER 35.
METHODIST. -V
Siiaday School at 9:30 A. M.
Geo. S. Baker. Snpt.
Preich'ing at 11 A. M., and 8 P. M..
eTery Sunday. . -Prayer
meeting Wednesday night.
G. F. Smith, Paator. '
BAPTIST.
Sunday School at 9:30 ArI.
Thos. B. Wilder, 8upt. -Preaching
at 11 A. Al., and '8 P. AI.,
every Sunday.
prayer m eting Thursday night.
Fo erest Smith. Pastor.
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B. J, J..MA.NN,
PltACTICINtt - PHYSICIAN,
Locisbcbg, N. C.
Office over Thomas' Drag Store.
TEACH TEMPERANCE IS
SUPT. MEBANE'S ADVICE TO
. . LIC TEACHERS.
PUR
GES" US "SO".
A beautiful yonng girl,
much persuading gave her
to Christ.
She found that she had a
many habits to- 6top and
croE8e8 to bear. '
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xxer parents were worldly peo
ple, and though Tmach disoleased
Prof. C II. Mebane, the Sneer- in the step their only child had
intendeut of Publics Instriirtirt, taken, deni'dari In lr bar V
strikes for temperance in a letter own way iu the matter.
Cigarettes and Tobacco Under the Ban.
The Superintendent's Estimate of a
t Teacher Who Takes a "Hip" on the
after
heart
great
many
LAST MAN ON EABTH.
WHAT IS. THE DREAD FATE THAT
: AWAITS THIS MORTAL!
Han 7- Theories oa to the Manner o(
Life and Death That Will Be the
Portion of the La at Hello of II a -
Itr aa It Sow Kxlats.
Comics: to Their Senses.
wuicd ne issaea yesterday to the
county superintendents and teach
ers of the public schools in the
btate. The cigarette and tobacco
With & great struggle she gave
up dancing and other worldly pur
suits, but the greatest struggle was
to tell her friends, for she knew
are also place under the ban by the that they would laugh at her, and
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a.S.P.BDUT,.;
..PRACTICING!- PHYSICIAN,
Louisburg, N. C.
Office in the Ford Building, corner Main
and Nusli streets. Upstairs front.
R. F- 1 ARBOROtJQ H.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
LOI'ISBUHS, N. C.
superintendent.
ine roiiowing is a copy of the
letter:
uear Friends : I wish to call
your attention to Section 74 of the
bchool Law: 'The nature of al-
conoiic drinks and narcotics and
special .instruction as to their ef
fect UDOn the human scutom .
shall be included in the branch-
("i Hce 2nl floor Neal building, phone 39
xicht rails answered from T. W. Blcketfs j
resUtwe. phone 74.
B.
B. MA3SENBURQ,
ATTORNEY AT tAW.
LOUISBUBG. X. C.
Will practice In all the Courts of the State
OtHce In Court House.
c.
M. CHOKE & SON,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
lOUISBURfl. K. 0.
Wut attend the courts- of Nash,- Franklin,
Grauville, Warren and Wake counties, also the
Supreme Court of North Carolinp, and the TJ.
8 Circuit auu itHirii uuriiB.
Tin. E. S. FOSTSB. SB. J. E. MALOKB
, ....... :i-
.RS. FOSTER & MALONK.
PRACTICING PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS.
Louisburg, N. C. y '
Office oyer Aycocke Drug Company.
HAY WOOD RUFFIN.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
; .. L0UISBUB9. H. 0.
Will practice in all the Courts of Franklin
and a.ljoiniug count ie8, also iu tha Supreme
Court, and in the United States District and
, Circuit Courts. '
Oillce in cooper and Clifton Building.
fJHOS. B. WILDER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
.. LOUISBUB. H. 0.
O til 09 on Main street. -over Jones ft Cooper's
atore. "
F.
S. SP1UJILL.
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW.
LOU1SBURO, B. C.
Will attend the courts of Franklin, Vance
Granville. Warren and Wake conuties, also
the Supremn Court of North Carolina.
. rroinpt attention given to collections.
' Oalce ever Egerton's Store.
T.
W. BICK.ETT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
louisbcks ir. a
Prompt and painstaking attention given to
tvery matter intrusted to nis hands. --
Refers to Chief Justice 8heptaerd, Hon. J onn
Manning, Hon. Robt. W. Winston, Hon. J. C.
Buxton, Pres. First National Bank of Win
tnn. nit-nn & Maniv. Winston. Pennies Bank
of Monroe. Chas. E. Taylor, Pres. Wake. For
est College, Hon. B. W. Timberlake.
Office in Court House, opposite Sheriffs.
M. PERSON,
ATTORNEY AT-LAW,
totnsBUBe.K. a
Practices In all courts. Office In Neal
Building. "
Vy II YARBOROUQH, Jb.
ATIOENEY ATLAW,
LOUISBURG, N. C.
Olflce In Opera House building, Court street
All legal business intrusted to him
will receive prompt and careful attention.
JjR. D. T. 8MITHWICK. .
DENTIST,
LOUISBURG, N. C.
Office in Ford'aJBuilding, 2nd floor.
Gas administered and teeth extracted
without pain. "
es of Btudy taught in the common
or free schools in the State of North
Carolina, and shall be studied and
taught as thorough rv and in the
same manner as other like required
orancnes in said schools. etc.
lhis snbiecthas not received
the attention and has not had the
time devoted to it that should have
been by many of our county super
lnienaents. ana teacbers.
"If we are to become a sober,
temperate people, we must look to
the risine generations. .A Iarc-e
per cent, of the men and women
what a pity we must name women!
who are slaves to narcotics and
alcoholic drinks will never be re
claimed from the miserable bands
which are crushing their lives,
their hopes and happines, and hur
rying them on to fill untimely
graves. Then how important it is
that the awful consequences of
these narcotics : and drinks be im
pressed upon the minds and hearts
of the children-
What strong drink is doing for
the men from twenty to fifty years
of age, the same to a wonderful
extent, the cigarette and tobacco
are doing for the boys from twelve
to twenty years of age.
"The time has come for teachers
to cry aloud and spare not. I care
not if our schol fund is increased
some from liquor license. The
more's the, pity, I care not if .to:
bacco men-give their thousands to
colleges and educational mstitu
tions. This ought not, and will
not. shut the mouth of any true
teacher against these evils. '
Yea, what eh all it : profit ns if
our public school funds are increas
ed and our colleges are handsome
ly endowed if our boys and girls
are to be ruined?
'Let our teacbers and' county
superintendents, too, be living ex
amples of total abstinence from the
use of all narcotics aud alcoholic
drinks." I like to see a preacher
practice what be preaches, and jl
also like to see a teacher live the
life he sets no as- model for his
pupils as nearly as possible.
"The "very idea of a superinten
dent of schools or a teacher taking
a drink on the sly, or puffing a
filthy pipe or smoking a cigarette!
Awav with such conduct on the
part of teachers. -
"Yours in behalf of the children,
. "C. H. Mebane,
' "Snpt. Public Instruction.
scorn the idea.
After much prayer she succeed
ed in doing this, and of course
ceased to receive invitations to
balls and dances that she had - be
fore frequented. .
But she had made an important
discovery that these worldly
friends had not cared for her, but
the pleasure tbey found in attend
ing the balls, etc., that she gave.
Her giving up these pleasures
hurt her parents more than it did
her, for she had Christ, while
they had not -
With, pride her mother and
father had watched her move ss
the belle of New York society.
- Among her many friends was a
young banker, Ralph Belford by
name, who thought that lirace s
decision was but a whim, and
hoped that she would soon forget
it, for he had learned, to love this
beautiful girl. '
But as time went by, Grace grew
.more earnest and resolute.
"When Ralph asked for her heart
JJR. R.E. SING,
. DENTIST,
LOUISBURG, N. C. :
Office oveb Aycocke Dbug Compaky.
With art experience of twenty-five years
is a sufficient guarantee of my work 4in all
the up-to-date lines of the profession. -
HOTELS.
1
rilANKLlJSTOJS HOTEL
T FRANKLLNTON, N. C.
SAM' L. MERRILL, Prp'r.
Good accomodation for the traveling
public.
Good Livery Attached.
OSBORN HOUSE.
C. D. OSBORN, Proprietor,
. Oxford, N. C
Good accommodations for the
traveling public.
MASSENBURG HOTEL.
HENDERSON, N. C.
Good accommodations. Good fare: Fo
! lit and attentive rvjit
NORWOOD HOUSE -IVarreatan,
North arollna
W. j. nonwooD, proprietor. -
Patronaaw at HnmniArdal Tourist and
raveling Public Solicited. :. -' ;
Good Sample. Boom.
Vitam botbv vo 8-orb Ooitbt Hornn
' The rapid exhaustion of the tim
ber supplies of this countrv has in
duced'alarge number of land .own
ers to plant-trees for profit, just as
they would any other crop. The
disappearance of good oak since
that wood became so fashionable
for finishings, furniture and other
purposes suggests the planting of
acorns wherever the land is adapted
to the purpose, and is not wanted
for a more immediate crop. Oak
trftRR. where the land is hot too
valuable, promise to ' yield a good
return on the" investment. As the
rate of interest goes down it is pos
sible to figure out a profit in wood
farming where-it was once out of
the question. Prices of all kinds
of hard woods are bound to advance
as the supplies are becoming more
and more lemote from the markets
every year. Dan yille Farrago.
Beware of Ointments lor iaiarrn
that Contain. Mercury.
.a moronrv will snrelv destroy the sense
tf ampll and eomnletelv deranee the
whole system when entering it tnrongn
the m neons surfaces. ;eucn arwcies
should never be nsed except on prescrip
tions from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will ao is ten 101a w iub
good you can possibly derive from them.
Hall s uatarrn vjnre, mannwcmi r
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains
no mercury, and is taken internauv. act
ing directly upon the blood and mucuous
surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's
Catarrh Cure be sore you get the genu
ine. It is taken internally and is made
in Toledo. Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co.
Testimonials free.
t"Sold bv Druggists, price 75 cents
per bottle. ' -
t Hall's Family Pills are the best, i
and hand, he was startled by the
firm answer : "Ralph, if you were
a Christian, I would say yes; but as
it is, I can'tT really I cannot."
She had prayed over this, and
had decided, or Christ had decided
for her, which was the right an
.'Can't!" said he, with a sneer
mm aa 1i
on bis face;. "can 11 wny con t
yon say yon wont! I will tell you
now, your religion has wrecked
one man, tor 1 go, wnere ana wnen
I do not know and do not care!"
With these titter words, he
turned to leave her, but, looking
back, said: "Won't you alter your
decision, Grace?"
With a fervent prayer to Christ
for help, she answered, while .her
eyes swam with tears: 0, Ralph!
don't be so unjust, I say ouce more,
I can't; don't tempt me again.
Oh, if yon would : only accept
Christ, we might be so happy!"
"Happy! there is no more hap
piness for me; besides I don't want
a god that makes a person as hard
hearted and cruel as it has made
you," and he left her.
Dropping her head , upon the
table, she sank into a reverie. How
long she stayed here she never
knew; but she was not alone, for
he who is always watching over
the lambs of his fold was with
her, comforted and sustained her
through the trouble which she
could not have borne without him.
She knew she had done right,
and left Ralph and the future to
God.
But she did not sit down and
idly wait for results, but did all
in her power to win souls for
Christ; and before many months
went by she bad the pleasure of
seeing both of her parents accept
Christ. ' - '
One cold wintry evening she was
alone in the parlor, at the piano
singing, "Are you saved tonight?"
"Yes, I am, and have come to
claim you,' said a voice behind
her. Looking around, she saw
Ralph, who indeed had come home
a Christain.
Dear readers, do you think
Grace's answer right or wrong?
"If you had, been in ber -place,
what answer would you have given
"Yes, or "No?" Christian
Standard.
Astronomers tell cs that the day
must-come when the earth will, like
the moon, wheel through the heavens
a dead and barren ball of matter air
less, waterless, lifeless. But long, long
before that time man will be extinct,
will have disappeared so utterly that
not so much as the bleached skeleton
of a human being will be risible on all
the ' millions of square miles of the
surface of thl3 planet.
Unless by some huge and universal
cataclysm the whole race (Is swept at
once into eternity It Is but reasonable
to suppose that man, like any ptber
race of "animals, will disappear slowly
and that eventually there will be but
a single human being left come old.
old man, gray headed and bearded, and
left to wander alone In a solitude that
may be Imagined, but not described.
IIow will be die. this last relic of
the teeming millions that once trans
formed the face of the globe and ruled
undisputed masters of every other liv
ing thing? There are many fates that
may befall him. Tie may go mad with
the horror of loneliness and himself
end bis own miserable existence. lie
may be eaten by the vast reptiles or
giant Insects which will then probably
Infest the solitudes.
But his fate may be far weirder and
more dreadful. Scientists say that, aa
we burn the coal and timber we are
still so richly supplied with, we let
loose Into the atmosphere an ever In
creasing volume of carbonic acid gaa.
Much of this Is taken up by plants,
but not alL It must Increase and
eventually, poison the breathable air,
filling the valleys and mounting slowly
to the hill tops, where the last remains
ot animal life are striving for exist
ence. The last man will climb higher
and higher, but eventually the suffocat
ing Invisible flood win reach and
drown htm. '
Again, it Is said that the earth as It
gets older Is cracking like dry mud.
These cracks will Increase until at last
they will let the waters of tho oceans
and rivers sink Into the fiery center of
the globe. Then will occur an explo
sion so terrible as may startle the In
habitants of neighboring worlds. The
last man In this case will probably be
some arctic explorer or Eskimo whom
the vast plains of ice around will save
from Instant death and leave to grill a
few moments till the Ice continents are
6 wallowed by redhot gases and steam.
Suppose these earth cracks develop
more slowly, they may suck away the
water without devastating explosions.
Then the last man's fate will be the
worst descrlbable. lie will die of
.thirst ...The scene of his .death wIlL
probably be the great valley In the bod
of the Atlantic ocean, off the Brazilian
coast, half way between Rio Janeiro
and the cape, where now six miles of
green water lie between the steamer's
keel and the abysmal slime beneath.
There, hopelessly digging In the ever
drying mud. he must perish and leave
his bones to parch on a waterless
planet.
The antarctic polar Ice cap bo been
growlEg thicker and heavier for un
counted ages. The distance from the
south pole to the edge of this ice cap Is
1,400 miles. The Ice rises steadily from
the edge to tho center. At that center
It cannot be- less than 12 miles In thick
nesstwice as thick as Mount Everest
Is high.
Suppose It splits. Imagine the gi
gantic mass of water and Ice that will
come sweeping up north over the oceans
and continents of the earth! Where,
then, will the last man breathe his
final gasp? High up In the snows of
some great range he will perish miser
ably of cold and starvation, looking
down on a huge shallow sea, beneath
whose tossing waters will He the whole
of the races ot the world.
Or last, and perhaps dreariest fate of
all, the human race may outlive other
niammak and last until the sun. as
some day it must, grows dull and cold
and vegetation dies from the chilled
earth. The miserable remnant of
earth's pecple must then slowly die out
after ages of nn existence to which
that of the Eskimo of today Is a paradise.
It is to be regretted that the dis
qualification of ignorant voters
which Southern States like Missis
sippi, booth Carolina and .Louisi
ana have been compelled to adopt
in self protection should not be
adopted iu every Northern State
It vculd offer a eolution of many
difficulties that beset State and
municipal government, and at the
same time smooth the wa7 to a sat
isfactory readjustment of the basis
of representation in Congress.
There seems to be no other means
of repairing the terrible mistake
that was make when the ballot
was thrust into the hands of the
ndg, thus kuddedy . leveling tho
quality of American citizenship by
the unnecessary intrusion of a baser
element. Philadelphia Record.
TICKETS UOODrOR THIRTY HAYS.
A Cheap Excursion Trip to CTuMm;.
tun.' Baltimore or tfuladc Ipbia. by
the Seaboard Air Line.
Too eaa bay of toy Seaboard Air Lis
Agent tlckeU to the Philadelphia Eipcrt
Kipo"iUoti at the rate of 00 aad ooe
tbird fare for th round trip.
Yon can stop oter at Wasblagtoa or
Baltimore, goioi or eominjr.
Your ticket vlll U good for tblrty (33)
days from date of parcbasr. only it ffloit
U osu on or be for Dmbr 3.
You can iro by Norfolk a ad eooaecliag
tesmabip limn, oral! railroad.
Million of dollar bat ba pBt oa
this mammoth Industrial Biposttioa, aa
edacalioa la lUlf. .
Tickets on aa! Tuesday and Thursday
of each ek nntil and including Toeo
day, November 33rd. 1899.
Fame is the
deeds.
perfume of heroic
Millions Given Away.
It is certainly gratifying to tb public
to know of one concern in the land vbo
are not afraid to b generous to the cet ly
and saiforinr. The proprietors of Dr.
King's New Discovery for consumption,
ani Cold. have given awy over too
million trial bottles of this great medi
cine; and have the satUfactioa of koos
ing it has absolutely cared thousand of
hopeless eases. Asthma, bronchiti.
hoarseness and all diseases of tbe tbroat,
chettt and long are sarely eord by it.
Call on W. (1 Thomas Druggist, and get
a freei trial bottle. lingular sli M cents
and $1 CO. Erery bottle guaranteed, or
price refunded.
Id Hot from The Goa
Was tbe ball that LU G. B. Stadmaa.
of Newark. Mlcb.. la tb Civil War. It
caused horrible nicer that bo treatoest
helped for 20 years. Then Boekle&'a
Arnica ?le eared bio. Care cats,
bruLM, barns, boil. (loas, corns, skla
erap'ions. lt pile car) oa esrtb. 25
cou a box. Car guaranteed. Sold by
W. G Thornta, druggist.
NOTICE OK SALE.
In pursuance ol th power tf
conferred in a del of mortnR x
coUnI by Mart ha Perry lo
corded la tbe lUitry of Kmnk'.io
county la llook o3 at Vnz 71, 1
will, on Monday, th Cth Jiv ol No
vember, ISOO.nt 12 o'clock M.lro:n
the Court Hoowdoor la IxiuUbir;.
X. C. m-l! to the bbrbet bidder for
audi, at puUic unction, tb follow
ing described tract or parrrl rd bind,
ftita&brd la llavrsmUe tcwmd.ip.
Franklin conntv, and Umnbl n
follow: lVtricnlcs at a red ol.
Matthew Person's corner, tintioe
onth 1H degree, tost 1 b ' pole to
a red oak. Person's corner, thence
west 70 poW toablarkgnm. Stone's
corner, tbenew north 4 1 poles, north
II decree. wrt 100 pol.-, north 21 V
drwsk west 42 pols, north 0 d?-
grwi, wet 1H poles) to m rock.
Stone' corner, throe, south C7 de
gree, tmt 57 poloa to th Lejria-
mng, euntaJtuns r3 acr, nor or
lesa. and known heretofore as the
Hetiry Johnson land. Ttt October
4tb, 1803.
J. W. Pcaar. Morta
F. S. RrRrti-L, Attorney
There is nothing more daring
than ignorance.
Millions cf dollars, U tbs valos placed
by Mrs Mary Bird. Hsrriabarg. Fa, oa
tb life of ber eblld. which she saved
from eroap br tbe use of Oa UisaU
Coogb Care. It cam all eoagba. eolds
and tbroa: and long troablea. W. O
Thomas.
. Praise from even the bumble
a stimulus to great exertion.
is
A generous action is it, own re
ward. Walsh.
It did me more good than aarthla;
lever nsed. My dyspepsia was cf
months standing; after eating it waa
terrible. Now I am well." writes S. B.
Keener. Iloisington Kas., of Kodol Dys-
psia Cure. It digests what you eat
Thomas.
pepsia
W. Q-
A person can write soft nothings
with a hard pencil.
Brave Men Fall
Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles as well as women, and all feel
tbe results in loss of appetite, poison la
tbe blood, backache, nervousness, head
ache and tired, listless, run-down feeling.
But there's no need to feel like that.
Listen to J. W. Gardnet. Idaville. lad.
He say: Electric Bitters aw jast the
thing for a man when be is all ran down,
and don't cars whethar he lives or dies.
It did more to give me new strength and
good appetite than anything 1 could
take. 1 can now eat anything and bate
a new lease on life," Only SO cents, at
W.G. Thomas' drug store. Every bottle
guaranteed.'
In politics znany are called, but.
few are chosen on their merits
No Cure Xo Pay
That is the way all drogglsts sll
Grove's TasteleM Chill Touio for Chills
and Malaria. It is simply Iron and
Quinine in a tasteless forn. Children love
iu Adults prefer it to bitter nauseating
tonics. Price &0 cents.
Working Night and Day
The busiest ani mightiest liuU tblag
ever ws mads is Dr. Kiog'a New
Life Pill. Every pill I a sogr-oatsd
global of health, that ehao) weakness
into strength. lisUeasaess into energy,
brala-fag into taeotal power. Tbey r
wonderful in balldiog ap tb besJtb.
Only 23 cents per box. Sold by W. G.
Tboaia, druggist.
XOTICC OF BALK-
Df virta sad (a frte si Ok
pr c'errl spo a 4w4 ( aaarf.
rf etrralr4 t by Mary A-iVrry. try
1'rtrasaa. L- 1'vrry a4 mU, VXatl-Ait,
II. R. rery s4 hh,J. W. rrrr,
W. II. rrry. W. I. T.rry s4 P. A. rrv.
rerle4 la Is tUrnlr ( l'rwli
eovair. Is Bosk Ti. i I'c ij
m;1 ai ak saetiea lath s lillf
for esak. st lbs Cesrt lla 4l la Li
barr. N. C.aa Mlae U -X Uf f
NattaWr, bJ9, st 13 do M. a 7 II aa.
dtvi4 ieureat ia aa4 l Ik fotU-visf 4e
aerib4 lrrt ar arel l la4 .a leia
towaabip, rrsaklia eif. ba44 a U-h
Uc Ixjiaaiag at a Red Oaa
Ntai" ltae, Uteae elb-at by a I !
caarke4 trr&) fwklas la a I Nat
llsat's lia. Iheae aetb 123 r--
tta. tbaae rt IM pU la a Lulaev la
lb lissi' liae.lbest IJ sU-
tamp, Ue wert 4S m' I a r-4 ,
tbeer soatb X2 pole 11 tl lt i;.
eoauiaiejc by HbaiU 171 arr. aa4
formerlv kaoa as Keep Vttrt trtt.
baviar be a eoorrTr4 U biaa by t4ixb
Alltm bv de4 dslr reo44 ta lie Ui
try f t rawkUa catf , ta bib tvUrvee
Is bsl. TbU Oct. ia. 1 m.
fssav A PTTaos.Mortiae.
F. S. Brsrux, a Horsey.
TAX NOTICE.
I will atttnd at lit fotlowieg
p'ea 03 the days timid la ce!lt
Stale and Coaaty Uih dat fer
the year ITT 3:
I)ucna tcweibip, at Pcplar
riag. Tatidaj. CkUUr ICth.
Harria towtihlp, al Cliflca'a
Mill.WednssdaT, OtteUr lltb.
Fre'.tnan's townililp, al Ycucgi
f III. TtursJay, fktotr 12th.
IUreTi:!t tovnthlp. al Rocky
Fard, Friday, October 13lh-
Frankli&to tosrniip.at Fraak
Hntoo, Saturday, October 14th.
aady Crtek low tiip,at IzrsJ,
Taeaday. OclcUr 24'.h-
(tcld Mine lawmblp, at CEtra
vli'.e, edaejiay, OtUbtr 21th.
Cedar Rxk lowuhip, al Elal
llnga' Mill, Thunhlay, OcUber,
Jth.
Cypres Crek Uwcilly, at
Gay's Store, Friday, Otlober. Z7th.
Loalilurr lowr.ii.Ip, al Court
Houie, wtr lie hoclt will be
open every day, ticept li Loli
daje, where all perfect wUlirg
can frclU.
I crf tax ptere itl!e
promotly, ai I shall be fcrci t
pat the list xz early for e&UcUoa.
U. C. Kc.ajiaT, SUrlS.
Fratklin Ccattj.
Louitbarir. TC, C,
Spt. 20th, 1S.O.
r-:l FRANKLIN DIVISION
PEOPLE'S UUTIUL
Benevolent
A moment of time may make ns
unhappy forever. Gay.
Eat plentr. Kodol DUpepala Cars will
digest what you eat. - It core all forma
of dyspepsia and stomach trouble. K.
It. Useable. Vermont, Tei, says, "It
relieved m from tbe start aa J eor4 tae.
It Is now our everlasting frWnd. Yr.
G. Thomas.
A happy bridegroom makes
happy bride. Tennyson.
'If yoo scour tha world you will never
find a remedy equal to On Mtaot
Cough Core," says Editor FaekUr, cf
the Mieanopy, Fla., UotIr." It eared
bis lamily of LaUrtpp aaa saves inoas
ands from pneumonia, bronchi tat. eroap
snd all tbroat and long trouble. W.G.
Tbomaa.
It Is hard to fight
for it buys with life.
rith passion;
Tho best way to get out of a
scrape is to raise a beard.
A g&od heart is better than all
ia beads in the world. Bulwer
Lytton. ; - -
Th. Pln Rnv Preacher." Rev. J.
Kirkman, Belle Bive. 111., says, aiwr
suffering from bronchital or lung trouble
for ten years, i was oureu ujr ,
ate Cough Cure. It is an una w cia4uv
for it and more." It cures coughs, colds.
grippe and all throat and lung troubles.
yv. W. 1 nomas.
Twin the winter of 1896 Mr. James
Eeed, one of the leading citiiens and mer
chants of Clay, uiay county, w. a.,
struck his leg against a caxe ot ice in
such a manner as to bruise it severely.
It became very much swollen and pained
him so badly tnat ne couia nov wain
without the aid of crutches. He was
treated by physicians, also used Beveral
kind of liniment and two and a half
gallons of whiakey in bathing - it, but
nothing gave any renei uniu uo ikkju
naino-Chnmberlain.s fain Haim. i.nis
brought almost a complete cure in a
week s time and be Deiieves inac nau ue
not used this remedy his leg would have
had to be amputated. Pain Balm is un
0nnltd for snrains, braises and rheu
matism. For sale by W. G. Th mas,
drngifist. . - ;
OASTOIIIA.
Bear the ;f B YoB HaT8 BOUM
YOU ARE A DE.TIOC11AT
W 1 1 : 1 , VI WUICS-J, w bu a. a u wa w a' -
THE CaiCaUO DUPATcH is theGret Dem
ocraMo Wekly Kewspipcr of the Coaotry. It
advocates the readoption of the Chicago plat
form and the reooinination of William Jen
nings llryaft.
Thnw hna never been a rolltleal campaign
that will equal In Importance that of the one lo
be fought next yer. 'ine repuoucjin piny,
backed by the money power of this country
and Europe, Is alert aul aggressive. Flushed
with the vlctorv of three ve.rs ao It will m-k
by every means in its power to malntaiu Its
innTmti7.
. Democrats must be np and doing. They
must wage an -unceasing war upon their ene
mies. In no better and moru effective way can
this be done than br the circulation of good.
niin i democratic newspapers. The publisher
of THE CHICAGO DIsAT H. will send to
eveay new subscriber for three months s copy
you ara not already taking this great political
weeKiy, sena iu ieu cvuis i mirc. iun duuuw
not only do this yourself, but you should In-rinn-
nil voiir f rierds to loin with too. By a
little effort you can easily raise a club ot ten or
twenty subscribers.
THE CHICAGO DISPATCH Is Indorsed by !
William Jennifers Bryan and other democratic
leaders. .
Address THE chicagu uisfAiutt.
130 and 122 Fifth Aveane
Chicago, IU.
nTANTED SEVERAL BRIGHT AND HOS-
ll est persona to represent u as Managers tn
this and close by countlea RaHst uoa a year
and expenses. 6' raight. bona-flde, no more, no
less salary. TosiUon permanent. Oar rafer
enceai any bank In any town. It la mainly olhce
work conducted at Lome. Reference. Enclose
self-addressed stamiel envelope-
1 us Domisios CoMPasv, Dept. S, Chicago.
LUMBER FOR SALE.
I have a lot of good Framing Lumber,
which I will sell at reasonable fizores.
Will 8tU at the mill, three miles from
Louisburg, or deliver to purchasers in
town. 1
J. II. Marshall,
- , Louisburg, N. C.
Nature makes a strong fight against
disease, but there are times wh-a it needs
assistance to drive oat the euemy. Dr.
J. H. McLean's Strengthening Cordial
and Blood Purifier supplied tb nled
help and will soon ret"r tae oaJy to
a healthy, vigorous condition. It eter
rases a btimnlating icflaei.ee over tb
organs of digestion and stimulation,
strengthens the appetite, brightens tbe
eye, and imparts u rosy oioom 01
health to the cheek. Price bO cents and
?1 a bottle.
LADIES' TAILOR-MADE SUITS.
Ka have aerented the agency for tbe IWi-
M,l Tailnr-maile Suits. Cloak. ( app.follar-
atbMi. Ac. and hop to sell every lady in
Loaishnrs a snit this aou.
Nothing adds so murh to a inman s ap-
pen ranee as a well niunz tauor-mnoe euiv,
nrl i ffnnrsntee a good tit erry time
Every Ud.v In tn county 1 coruiauy ip- j
vited to call and ee our eaiaiinpte ana
I samples whether yon wsnt to buy or not.
II you can boy ami nave a orvsa mane
cheaper than we can have it dooe tor yoa we
wont ns yon lor an or.ier.
UoDing to nave a chu irom ati mo i.m
1 at an early date, we remain
Mot twpeciiuiiv.
Kino A I'lifto.
President Kin. Farmer's Bsokt
Brooklyn, Mich., has ned DsWitt's Lit
tle Early Riser lo bis family for yean.
Says they ur tbe beat. Tbea famoat
lut.d puis ear constipation, bUtioasoa
and all liver and bowel troubles. W.
G. Thomas.
ICOTIC
I shall onTuetlay, tbe I7tb dar
of October, 1639, k11 at pobll'c
auction to the highest bidder for
cash at tbe Court House door o
the town of Loo'ubnre.r. C, for
partition amog the persons Inter-1
ested. n tract 01 land ntnatea
ia the coooty of Franklin, adjoin-
tog the lands of W. X. Jackson, I
W.T. Mloga. NartieaA Debnao,
Tarboroogh Road, Crookel croek
andTarrlyer, and others, eoctalo-1
Ins: about 2&Q acres. It blcr
that land known aa "Carpenter's
Mill." The said land will he sold
In two tracts or parcels-, one con-
taiuin&r aboat S18 acres, and the
other about 162 acres. This land
is situated only a few miles fro a
the rropoed rail road from EaI
eighto riprmghope, and an oppor.
tunlty for a good investment is
offered. For further Information
apply to Dr. W. II. Nisbo!t on, al
Louisburg. N. C, or to the under
signed al Henderson. N. C.
lhis the 1st day or f t- Ic.v.
HtsRT Pa&aT,
Trustee.
Association,
Loui?nuncj, .. c.
orrictnt:
WsuaatLlT.rraaa.acat.
W.4 aTSJLLT. Teaaa. aa.lOa.1 Ka.
C c Baaax. tyi Arai
IlnDger aud cold may be borne,
bat Injustice nevtr.
When oar boys were almost dead from
whooping eongb. our doctor gave On
Minute tJoan car, iney reeovra
rapidly," write P. B. Belles, Argyl.
Ta. It cores eougbs, cold, grlpp asd
all tbroat and long trouble, W. G.
Tbomaa.
NOTICK.
la obedaMir to Ua rasceat of tW p.
iSovCoart r4 FraaKUa coaai v sJ af Aetl
Trras. la la ea-a 4 it. W . rrant.
seaiaat falvia i. Walker a4 JU. Jnl.m
alkee. I sball sail st tb toft lIoa dr
la to tows ol Lolatrg, X. C oa MocJay
tbelCtbdayol Ortobae. 1. IS trart ol
la4 oa at a ta aai4 Cat fa J. alkar aa4
wjm ra4. atloalad ta Cvrraa Te-k toa
akip. f'raakha eoaaty. X C-, s?;ax ta
Iaa4 ot Uiaaa. Craaksaoe aa4 otVera aa4
rostaia.BC 16t areas soe o Vaaa. Trrst
oa loarta of ta prv raaa. raai. oa rrad.t
oi tavi ssoatk aiia itrt rroaa eay tn
Coots Cosamiosr.
Oar Special A;? at, Mr. C- C.
Ilarrl hat been toHci'.lcg intur
ace for two wrekt and we are
glad to infers oar Policy holders
that he baa eel with splendid tit
ec, acl theoit-lok is al prefect
thai we will be able to iccreare
cur crjater cf Policy holier lo
cce tboiiand before loeg.
Mr. llsrrlt In f?se u K!o City
to Baih settling op a death lews
atd will rt oaia la WiUsa coaaty
for tome weeks. On his re lorn lo
rranklia cooaty I tore tioe de
siring Polities lo tbss AaiocUtlcn
will gir Mr. Harris lltlr appUca
tlots f rooptly as te has a lar;
territory to travel acd tier f:r has
bat little time to t ped at any one
np with ear adrertl
taent, aa we tipl to keep yoa
posted as lo tbetrcgrtsa cf Ihe
Anxiit;?n ihrouaTh tbe colaaca
of this paper.
Yours trnly,
W. J. Btcut,
Treas.aadGsnl Macsjer.
5ept,llb,l9.
U M
F.R.PLEASANTS,
Druggist and
Misses Yarborough's.
SCHOOL
NOTICE.
The Misses Yarhoroogh'i School
for Girls will open on Tuesday,
September 61b. IcOO. The Faculty
will consist of Mrs. P. II. Cooke,
and Misses Mary and Edith Tar-borough.
BATES FOR TCITtOS PER M0STI1 :
Primary Department, - 2.00
Acadenic, " - - -
Higher English, -
Vocal or Instrumental Music,
Pharmacist.
LOUISBURG, N. C.
No one has a right
Selected 1
to frown
Joseph Stockford. Hodgdon, Me.,
healed a sore running for seventeen
years and cured his piles of long stand
ing by using De-Witt's Witch Hazel Salve.
It cures all skin diseases. VV. Q. Thomas.
v i NOTICE.
Hnvinc nuAlified as admlnistrntor of
James Saunders, deceased, lat of Franklin
county, N. C, this Is to notify all persons
having cluims against tbe estate of snil de
ceased to exhibit them to the unde-wigued
on or before tbe 5th day of Sept. 1000. or
this notice will be pfead in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to said estate
will please-make immediate payment.
This Sth day ol Sept, 1899. . .
Jho R. Altoro, Adm'r.
W. M. TEnsox, Atty,
I continue to keep my etock full
and complete with the Purest
Drugs, Medicines, Eeeentia! Oils
and Druggists Snr-dries aud sell at
prices to cult the times.
Fiescripticns ara my Specialty.
Just give me a trial and I will
Dlease you.
I have just received a snpplv of
the Finest and Daintiest Confec
tioneries in bwxes aud bulc. -We
are always gh. 1 to see yon.
Reepectfully,
F. It. PLEASANTS.
2.50
3 00
3.00
' Is oUJWanr to tl leJrt c4 tl far
Hor Coart 4 -VU rwaaty aa4 ts IW
raaara' J. L W.tcWl a4 W. W. tiv. !:
rator r4 Ueary rWr aai oara vm
N. Y. Ou'Jay. A4asiavtrator i. K Jovaae.
II. J. Jojr. A. H. Jojar. VUa Jv-t.
ly loviw aa4 Ataar at pM T'taa.
ltd. I abaaarll al tU t'owrt fioa 4or.
la Loaiabwr. 5. C. 0 Voaxlsy la lib 4f
ol Ortotor. IV9, eabjact to IW k
eatat ol Mr. U J Joy st ta -'. lot
of land atisatevi iatw Toa o4 H
toa. X. C.i TiraU ta lot kaowa aa tlta W II.
Joyaee lat. boa4e.J i v siaia Hnt. tka li
iii aa4 Uaatoa RUra4. la lot 4 t U
8taua aa tv M I ocaf-a. roataaaiag
lortv- okadrdta4 aa aae. tsw4.
tb lot koa aa ta U-a K4. mmirg lh
Iaa4a ol Jso. T. MjW, aal ta Lo
burg Ba.lroaJ Cnsspaay roatjatg o at
47-100c4 aa ar. Tea oa loaMa raat
rwlaa am cri l ol a-itt saoataa tb
tvreat Iroas day
liepU 10. lt '-2-
X. T. Crttav.
Adat'r ol J. a- J yar. A-t J.
aaj lBWaaaaoar
NOTICE.
la aMoan lo laa. lrMt tla T f.
rio Ct tt I'ruil mataty. av at i -sy.!vsa.
I la- r J f. M AZaw
aua-1 2s-. fctaloeai d L I1 i W .1 f
a4 Mra. T. X- l"Va r al aj Waao-y
rta4t a4J'tii.r'fM.kA
at 1 rel ?-. I v J. cl Hiimt. I a&3
aril at tka l'wt CoataaaVaa. ia Laai
tm Ms4y 1 ! c larfaJka. !. al
pajti awliki I IV kVa UIJ lr
a"tcart rx. twaois I l el ax
SawStk atta lvt trwaa Jay A aala. a
lata trr txt f-rl .J U4 tltfc'-J I
rraat a ra'.y. I" . iMt a fccrf
loaa Ot U a-or a I y ta Hi4 Irrt,
lWwiilt'klr i Vy U4. a4 a-
IW vat y tla W f ft-cr-av
ta ti I'wt lo Womtv tvraax 1 I f
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C. M
C01. Co
No Eitra Charge for Latin or
French. ISo deduction made on
account of holidays or sickness for
tbe fractional part of a month.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
On the moat favorable terms, the
Old F-Kerton Homestead, r.isrntor
Ten Horse Crop, a splendid 8 itoora
UwrlUnpr. Ten 'lenant House.
Barns, Stable, Tftck House and
.a A. l.a atl
vcrT intP-T ia an Dp-wHiaw- ui,
only two anil a nan mim irora
Loui(burjr, snitAuic lor an truj.
and one ol the beat stock larms in
tho State. For terms apply to
F. . L.OEBTOX, t.xr.
Ixjuisbnrjr, N. C.
FOR SALE.
One 9 or 10 horse power Farqnhar
Steam Ermine, cool ns new. For
terms upply to P. H. Cooke, Louls
borg, fl.C.
WAGONa
Allen Bros. t Hill hare Jast re
ceived several hundred ona acd
two-horte -wagons. Prices and
terms to salt the buyer.
NOTICE.
By virtae of an execntion in my
hands iMucd from the Superior
Coort ol Franklin coonty. in Lnvor
of J. S. Barrow and J. J. Harrow,
trndin? as J. S. Barrow a Son,
plaictiCs against Jno. C Stallingw,
m a, -aa a m. . a a m.
tlclecdant, 1 wia even to iie ctjnewi
bidder for cash, at the Court llouae
door in Lonlaburir, N. C, on Mon
day tbe lGth daw of Octob-er. 100,
at 1 o'clock p. tn.. It Loo Moodov
ot first week of OctoUr Court, all
the interest that Jno. C. Stailir.;ra.
has in 2 '3 arrrw of land situated in
Harris township odioinin; the lands
of M. E. Jorncr, W. V. Neal and
others, said InterestUeinjr one undi
vided halt of tbe reversion In the
dower ot IlcU-ccn Stalling. To sot-
Uf aaid execution and coU.
H. C Ktiatarr, Sheriff,
Franklin Coonty.
Loniebnrjr, N. C,
Sept.Htb, IB'JU.
NOTICE.
Tla vivf qwvli Se a eartrit ol C W. I .
a4ay. oVtsaxi. a.1 pero oaiag bal ealata
ara fcrVy aoti&eA to ay IW aa at .
aad s3 tbaa soLSe- cUiw a-Zat a I -
tat i3 araarat tbea tor ret o or
before SeyA. 1 5ta. 1XX. or Ui ot i3
b pA4 la bar ol tbeir rrovry.
Tuseit.istb. im.
Brmt i. Caissar. ttt.
WORLD
Krxnrs that thz Peer las RcotJy
foe Dftritri cl th lire.
Dr.J. II. LIcLEMl'S
AND
LIVER
KIDKEY
BALM. . . .
It tai GtttiThovixzix cl Do-
X- . f T. I
ccraxc uva irfi.
rtJIT, Ut tlX ICTTLL.
rMtiuar
W. G.Tc km, DrvfgUL