Franklin
3sTW
GEO. 8. 1UKEK, lorEiETOR. .
Loui.-xun. ...Snirr., 10, 1875
SPECIAL ITEMS.
We will scud the Courier, and
Godoy'.H LnOy" Book, with beautiful
Oil chror.io'" Rescue,' 12 months for
$ 1.50. -
Pcrsot.a Joing to and from Franklin
ton, will do well to take the Mail Hiek
of Mr. II. C. Jones. He is kind
courteous and obliging, and leaves noth.
ing undone that will add to the eotnfort
of the trailer.
My Stock of spring nr.d summer
goods, is very lar!e, and I pledge my
self to well as chc-ip any one in Louis
u!g. I have also a good stock of Con
fitftionarics, Groceries &c. all at
the lowest market price for Csn.
T . N. OAltLILE.
Mr. E. 1). Watson, is agent for the
Wheeler h Wilson Sewing ilachinc.
lie a'.;-,o repairs and puts in good work
ing ordjr, machines of other patents,
and also keeps oh hand noodles Ac. &c.
which ho will furnihh at the lowest
price, ho warrants-ftll his work. Call
on him at the Eagle Hotel.
MALLQRYS
PERTJVTA.lsr!
GUANO.
Genuine PERUVIAN' Guano di
rect from Government warehouse Guar
anteed pure and unadulterated. Very
low" for Cash.
W. S. MALLORY,
Franklinton, N. C
To tho Public.
T Yorn Lifk voutii l) Cents?
Sifliiic.-is prevails everywhere, and
-vrf.vldv CMnvlains if sonic disease
laiinr tl:cir life. When sick, the ob
jivt is t ict well; now we say plainly
t! :tt no T'Crson in this world titat is
fiiittVr'n'g with l)vsperM:i. Liver coui
plaint and its effects, such as n diges
tion, CstjeeiieP, Sick Headache,
ti.mr SiHiacli, Heart burn. Palpita
tion i' tho lb'art, Der-rossod Hjirits,
i;;iio-..i'.r":-, .V-.. r:m t:.l:c. GuF.KN8
At'.m'st ''!. '.vi::i without . grtting re
lief and euro, If you di'ilLt this. p to
ymr )rvU .ML J. - CLIFTON
'nnd ftit : tia'.u lo !otrl! U,- 10 cents
:-n-l try it. .Ib-jra'ar s'tz 75 cents.
TwoduM's will vUcve V-'.
We wwuli! inspect fully call ynir at
t .!; t i ! i-.i . to the new rich, and. cheap
vViiivii.v. .jv.v.lrv, ' Diiiiiiotids, Silver
Ware, Ol.i'rks. and fancy good, at
Yi.anx-1. M.trhJi! Front Jewelry Store,
corner Sycamore k-. R-nk streets,
IVtesYM.irg.- Vjr., Solid I8kt. plain
G.ld Hiiii.. for :ng;:gete.nt and wed
bin'! leiroof-'s. YuTijrs, Celebrated
Oil '
'Perfected Periscoji'i R;teetaci3s and
l'ye (ihi.-scs,. .vili .'uuprove -and bene6t
your eye-iigh.t.
Call ur.d boo thm when rou visit
Petersburg. 1
V WITH
TAMES K. TROTT,
V.'UDI.KSAI.K DKALEK Jf
HATS AND CAPS,
3-1 Hanover Street.
ISaHhnore, M1.
EAGLE HOTEL
Louishurq, N. C.
Pnoi'HiKTou.
' o
The present propri tor has leased
the .Kngle Hotel, (furnierly oecupied
by .Tames Dent) fo-a number of years.
"i?e is nrcnartd to accommodate
regular and transient hoarder?, has
nice rooms, we 1 lurnished. and fitted
up in the best style. He has also large
and convenient rooms for Salesmen to
disiluv their samples. The table Is
daily supplied with the best the m r
ket aftord.-t. Ho will 6pare no pains
in ;w.aking his boarders comfortable,
nnd hopes he will receive a liberal
patronage from the public,
Jan. 8ih 1875.
Trinity College.
THE SESSION COMMENCES
Sept., 2nd 1875.
Fu'd Faculty; elegant buildings
first class accommodations, beventy
five "to nintv dollars will pay all cx
V)CDses for' live months Wc offer tbe
very biEt at low rut.-s.
Aid iven to young men of limited
mcanp.
l O. ''Trinity College, N. C."
1. 0JUVEN.
July 30-1875
VALUABLE AND INTER
ESTING WORK-
Thelifeof Genl Robert E. Lee, by
Jno. hsten (.ooke, with Illustrations,
Portraits and Maps.
Tho name ot Lee is beloved and re
Fpected through the world and partic
ular in tbe South, as a foldier ho was
jrrcat but as a mau be was greatei.
No Soutbctn man should bo witbout
the History of Genl II. K. Leo. Tbe
work is sold only by subsciption
Price in cloth, $5.00
Leather, $6.00
Half Morocco, 7.00
J. N, HARRIS Agt. forFrankiin -
Local Items.
All enter. prising business men use
printer's ink very liberally.
Saturday last, made us think of tba
memorable hot Saturday last Rummer.
o
How cruel is tho misery of being de
ceived where we have the least ri&t to
expect it,
How cruel is the misery of being e
neived wlicre we have the least right to
expect it.
The Courier fur three montht
only Fifty Cents. Let every I)t mo-
crat Hi the Count' subscribe at pace.
Dr.. Congletoo,- with his world re-
nouud medicines, to cure the lame the
halt anxi the sick, is in town this treck.
Rev. P. L. Reid Blled his pulpit'
last Sunday, lie has been spending
some weeks among tue eiouutrdns,
visiting his rotations. -
The Hobby h irsc man is in town.
Louisburg is fast approaching the city.
Lab, week the Italian Violin boy
This wtek the wooden horseman,
Tha little boys are happy.
Murdcb. Mr. J. A. Young of tbi3
county while removing hb old corn to
make room for bis Dew, bo killed 302
rats. He placed them in a hsap and
will try his hand on composting them.
Messrs. Ward &13ro. of Franklinton
ha bought the large and beautiful
fctore occupied by Mr. W. S. Mallory
on tine corner of Main and Mason
streets. Th?y intend opening a larger
and more varied stock of goods than
they have ever done heretofore
The first bale of new cotton wa3
brought here last Monday by Mr.
Isac Page and shipped, (through
Messrs. Parker & Wells) to Vaughan
Jarnes & Co., Norfolk Ya., and sold
for iG cents. Transcript.
Clubs of Subscribe! to the C01TRI
KR, are comiug in every week, but we
have, a large wailing book and have
room for more. Friends dont cease your,
efforts, until the COURIER is put in
every family in the county.
.Vr. YI5. Clifton will remove his
Photograph Gallery to Franklinton on
the ISth Inst, V'e would advise all
who want Photograps to call on him
hot ween this and the 18th,
Ty the people of Franklinton we cn
say, that no other Artist can trive you
a be tter picture than Mr. C.
Haity. Os.e .f tiic
wagoners
hauling 'rum Franklinton, when he ar
rived at the bridge on Saturday aiid
found that he o.uld cross, raited him-
J . . . r
S'j't'ln his stiiups v'hcn be was about
halfway across the bridgo and look
ing at the old ' ford, exclaimed, I am
donewiddat," now he wa happy.' .
The following members of the bar,
. . i . . i
are in attendance at our uourt tins
week His Honor Judge S. W. Watts
on the Dcnch. Messrs. Gatlin, XiCwis
and Place of Raleigh; Col. L. C. Kd-
wards, ot Oxford; AVillis Jenkins Esq.
of Granville; George Badger Harris
Esq., of Henderson; Messrs. Cooke and
Hawkins ofWarrenton; G. W. Blount
Esq., of Wilson; Messrs. Mitchell,
and Bullock of Frauklinton; R.M. Bar
ham Esq., of Forestville; 3Icssrs. Davis,
Cooke, and Spencer of Louisburg.
A most entertaining and useful book.
T. B II. Stonehouse History of the
Rocky: mountain Saints. The writer
was for twenty five years a Mormon
Elder, Missionary, and Editor of the
Salt Lake Daily TelegrapJi.
This is a most readible and interest
ing book, and well worth the money
-.1, fvi U Tt to cr-vl. Anlir TT eiiVh-
KUU 1Ui xu M WU1J
scription . Mr. J no. N. Harris has the
aGncv for this Counta. call on him
c - -j ,
nnd give him your name.
B. II. Bunn, lq., of Roeky Mount,
and a member elect from Nash county
to the State Constitutional Conven
tion, had his pecket book, containing
$G0 in money and $5000 worth of
notes, stolen one day last week. A
negro was suspected, and on being ar
rested tlie papers and most of the
money was recovered Our infotmant
did not learn the name of the negro.
Toisuet Transcript.
Personal. We notice this week
in attendance to our Court, Mr. W. II,
jMcrris, of the firm of W, II. Mortis &
Sons, Commission Merehauts, Norfolk
Va.. also Mr. S. P. Amngton of the
firm of Messrs, John Arrington &, Sons
Commission 3Iervh.mts Petersburg Va
and Mr. Joe Joyncr of the commis
sion House of J. S. Jo3ner & Co, and
Mr. Phil Andrews from the House of
Messrs Hawkins k fo., of Haltiuuri,
Thursday being a day of JubeVe
with tho 15th amendments, (by order
of John,) John Wilson partook too
freely of fighting whiskey, and chalen-
ged the whole town, for a fight, he
soon found himself in the hands of the
town officer, and when brought before
his Honor Mayor Williamson, was
made to contribute a " V.V to the town
treasury.
"We learn from our Oak Level cor
respondent F
in that section
M. W., that the crops
are looking very premis
ing, the wet weather however having
caused the eotton to shed many of its
squares, He alsa states that Lis section
like most others in the South is cursed
with lounging laz; negroes', who depend'
upon stealing from their neighbors
Another argument in favor of the
whipping Pcstj
Tnc Bkidcif. The new, bridge
over the river jat this place has been
completed; On Saturday evening last1
the first Tehic'e passed over, so rejoiced
was our friend Joyncr the hacktnan.
from this place to Franklinton, that
with his buglej he made the hills and
valleys echo arid re-echo with it3 shrill
blasts, and with beaminpr face and
sparkling eyes; be drove into town ut
tering thanks that no moreheav trunks
lugr od across, jno more ferrate, no more
. trouble from high water. "We join you
friend Joyner in your rejoicing. "We
ate a poor judpe of such work, but we
hear competent judges say that is a good
substantial bridge. It was built by
Whitclaw& Chowder, of Raleigh. Mr.
Whitclaw supervising the work.
IheDramat'C Entertainment at the
College Building on . Tuesday-night
last, for the benefit of the Louisburf'
Ccrnet-Band, was largely attended by
an appreciative auci;nce. Wccan ?aftJy
Bay that we have never set n a crowd
more highly de'ighted and amused.
The characters were ably sustained, and
the smiling countenances and broad
grins fully attested how well repaid all
were who attended. The transforma
tion scene, (if we may so call it) in
the play of the " People's Lawyer,"
surpasses description, Magnificent Oil
paintings, overhung with evergreens
and flowers of the richest hue, dazzled
the eye, whdej hanging baskets of every
shape and design hung from the walls,
We did not see -'where anvlhin'' wrg
left undone, which wiu'd have added,
beauty to this scene, " 'An artist was
present, and asked pern ission to Phuto
graph this palace of beauty. To the
head who planed and the hands which
executed this lungtiificcnt, this surpas
singly beautiful Feins too much credit
cj.nnot be gicn. The young ladies
and jrentlcmeh who naifcicii ated in the
euteriaiiiment siiould thc;n:-clves l.os-
i ' - - -
scssv) cf more than ortiinary talent
and when ' Solun r'!iinle, 5! r. Straps.
Ji.hu Schmi'it, the pcrs cutcd F'u'ah-
man, Chas. Ou.- Clearstarch and others,
again makes their arpcar.ncc, may
we be prcsciit to see then'. C ould we
witness such! scenes ofti-iiu, we hardly
think that we she uld git.w any older.
A Cheat Nvisaxck.- We believe
there is. an orjiuancc in our Town
Laws acainst n"isv and boistcious con.
duct on the sheets-, in fact we are cer
tain that there is such an ordinance,
i
for on last Thursday we t re present at
Court when a fir.ecf$5
th(
rdaj'ovs
aud cost was iinpossed for the viola
tion of-this Isaac ordinance. It is a
irood law and we only wish it was en
forced more rigidly, for nightly,
crowds of negroe? aeseinb'e on cur
streets, and runke tbe niht bideous
with their loud laugbing, bawling,
dancing, screaming and yelling l.ke
wild beosts, to the very great distur
bance of those living in the central
part of the town, We know that we
only have to call the attention of our
Mavor to the above nuisance to have
i
a stop put to it. While we arc on
this subject, we will also mention an
other grave
nuisance;
it is tbat of
negroes collecting in large crowds every
Sunday on the principle streets, to
the very great, annoyance of ladies on
their way to and irom Churh, we have
irequcnuy seen muie eius. iiuu. w
it 1 1- c
eideof Mam street to the other in or-
der to avoid passing twenty or thirty
lounging negroes on the side wlk.
This we must! say is a gross nuisauce
and should be remedied. We most
earnestly hope that the necessity for
ever again referiog to this subject,
will not arisen
New Advertisements,
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the notes
held by William lnscoe, against me
were obtained under fih-e pretences, I
therefore foreworn all persons from
trading for or receiving them, I will
not pay them
H. RICHARDSON,
Castalia, N. C.
1-t.
NOTICE.
i .
I hereby trive notice tbat all persons
are forbidden! to tnspa?s oa my land,
adioininsr the lands of Dr. B. B. feny
and others in Franklin County, either
by day or by nlgbt, or with axe or
gun, under the penality ot the law,
j JOHN ELLIS.
S"p 10th 3-m,
J
N
0T1CE
Any one wishing to employ an ex
perienced Miller, to run a Grist & Saw
Mill, for the year 1876. would do well
to apply to tbe undersigned.
L. E, BARTHELIMEW Jr,
j
Laurel Franklin Co.,
N. C.
TRY YOUR LUCK.rSMISII&BEZkGS
We want everybody in the United
States to see our large, tight-pagr, nt
erar? and family p3prr, 4 'lna Socae
sin' and in order ttm ell may judge
ot its merits fcr tl emsclvr , we will
send it, rn trial, ix montbg for onlr
30 ct p.ad to every tu!scr:ber, ve will
send l y mad. pnst ;e prepaid, one of
ourMammosh Pri-miuin P&ckets con
taining 10 co-d Eave!ojKP, 10 fheeta
extra note iftj.er I go. d puiholder, 1
gcod Itai le:xilt 2 ste-1 Pcr.5, I Mem
oranduru LVik, 1 f ad PLotcriph oi
all the Presidents r.f fcV the Pr&ndeata
of the Un'ted Sia'et and a kice Pkeh
mioi cf J EWELUVf wcrth from 23 cts.
to l. Don't let tl.ia pass ou try one
package. Everybody U sere lo cct
more t;oods than they ever bought be
fore for t he price, aac' the luckiest get
from five to teu times the va!ue of tbeir
mom-y. The paper alone is more than
worth 50 cent, and we give you this
magnificent p:ize tx'ra. Remember
the paper and the Packet fcr only 50
ceute.
Agents wanted.
Address W.M. BURROW,
P O. Box 58. Bristol Tnn.
Valuable Town Property
tor sale n
I htvefor sale in the Town of Frank
hnton, a splendid dwelling house, it
has six large rooms all ntavly painted a
good office and all necessary out housea
and good well ot water in tbe vard.
Tue lot coatams about two acrcg of
land and is situated in the business
prt of the town near the Rail Road,
and is well h-cated lor business bouses.
Fot further information apply to.
Kinston N. C.
Sepf. 3 3 m.
otic
O
I respectfully announce to the citi
zens of Louisbursr and vicinity, that I
am prepared lo no plain tewing for La
(lies Rnu ucnriemcn, also Htmminir,
oucnunganci uuming.. tjtiargea mod
erate
MRS. P. n. SMITH.
Louisburg N. C.
NOTICil.
Valuable Flouring, Grisl
and Saw Mills, for Sale
The Davis mi!l property situated on
Sandy Creek in Franklin county is of-
icreci tor sue on reasonable terms.
Tbe Vills are in good runrini; order,
and diaw custom from n larj;e scope ol
country, Connec'ed with the mills is
bO acrv8 of pood land.
A pp'y to AV. L. THORP.
Rocky Mount N. C
G. AV. MINNIS,
Photographer,
Old No. 47. Xew 141 Sycamore St.
PETERSBURG, Va
Executes e7ery style ot likeness from
caul to life $iz;;. in tlie best stvles of
r.t Prices modi rate. satisfaction
guaranteed. Gallery eatabl;sbed ia 1874
Oct. 2 ly
S, A. SteVGnS & CO..
DEALERS IN
Furniture, Carpetings &
Pianos,
a
Couker Mais and Grasby Sts.,
NORFOLK, Va.
Tbe lamest Stock of the above
goods in Virginia.
All poods guaranteed to be sold as
low as in any Northern City, as our
business facilities are unsurpassed.
Our gooos are all manufactured to
order and we ask a visit or an ordc-r
from t!ics2 desiriug goods in cur line
to convince them of the advantage ob
tained in dea'.mg nearer home.
Having been establivifd twelve
years and having sld largely in the
vicinity ol Franklin County,- all can
re!T to tbe public generally.
We are Agents and keep on band a
large assortment of Pianos and Parlor
Organs at Manufacture prices,
j tend tor Circular.
Bcp. 1.1 -y.
FARMVILLE INSUR
ANCE & BANKING
COMPANY OF
FARMYILLE Va.
Assells 223,935.00.
Si0.000.00 United States
Bonds Deposited with
the Treasurer of the
State, for the
protection
of the Policy Holders.
The Farmvillo has ever leea noted
for its promptness and equity in pay.
n.en? ol lost-es, and its general liberali
ty to the insured. Its increasing busl
ness and popular! tr, place it in the
front rank ol tbe Insurance Companies
cf the Country.
All dsse af risk.', sccb as. Steam,
Water and Horee j.own Cotton G:nt
Sure House. Stika if Good, Reai
ueores itc, taken nt equitsble ratee.
GEO. S. BAKEK, AGENT for
Franklin Coanty.
Louisburg. N, C. Sept. 3-3 m.
Have your JOB WORK done at the
Courier Office.
N
E
Building Contractors
AND
CA.BI3STET
HAKEEM
LOUISBURG, IT. a
SASH, BLINDS AND
DOORS
MADE to ORDER, and alt kinds of
Machine woik done at short notice, on
as reasonable terms as elsewhere in tbe
S'ate. All grades of CouVins, Furnish
ed, witb braree.
Tongue and Groove floor
ing and ceiling, a
SPECIALITY.
Plastering
Lathes alwsvs oa
band.
SMITH & BEACHAW.
For Sale !
A nice convenient Cottasre resb
deuce, on Elm street, ith three com
fortable room i?, and a larire yard and
gafden, can be bought on trery rtras-
onable tc'ins.
Apply to tbe Editor of the Courier.
LOOK TO YOUR IN-
TEREST!
Yon can buy the lollowiog Ar
ticks at tbe Drug Store at 5 per cent
less than tbe manufacturers retail
prices.
Hostetters Bitters,
Vinegar Bitters.
Simmon's Liver Regula
tor, COD LIVEE
OIL.
Aud many otbtr standard articles.
ODA
Alway- c'lared ard -'p.nrkling.
RODA Tlf-KKTS 81.0 p r D-zen.
CALL at tho DKUG STORE.
otice.
Ir. as much as County Orders have
been altered, thereby practicing a fraud
upon tbe Uounty, the Board ot Com
misioners this day direct the 0!erk to
issue a public notice t brooch the COU
RIER, and Posters in each Township,
requesting all persons holding COUri-
TY ORDERS issued prior to July 1st
1875, to present them to tbe Kegister
Deeds tor Registration.
T. B. IIA.WKIN8
Chrm'n. Board Com.
J. B. TUCKER,
Clerk. Louisburg, July 5th 1875.
AN ACT TO ASCERTAIN THE IN
DEBTEDNESS OF THE DIFFER -ENP
COUNTIES, CITIES AND
TOWNS OF THIS 8TATS, AND
TO PRESCRIBE A STATUTE OF
LIMITATIONS.
Sectiok 1. The General Assembly
of North Carolina do enact, Tbat all
claims against the several counties, cit
ies sod towns of of this State, whtthet
by bond or otherwise, shall oe pre en tad
to tbe chairmen of the Board of Conn
ty Commiasioners or to tbe chief orS-
cers of said cities and towns ss the
case may be, within two Tears after
the maturity of such claim or claims, or
the holders of such claim or claims stall
be forever barred from a recovery tnere-
ol:
Pbovxdxd, That claims which have
already matured and become doe shall
b-i presented on or before the first of
January, Anno Domini ooe thousand
eight handled and seventy seven, or
tbe holders thereof shall be forever
barred of a recovery thereof.
Ratified the 22nd day of Mircb, A.
D. 1875.
REWARD.
Ordered by the Board ot Coucty
Commissioners, thtt tbe above reward
of $500 will be paid to aay person
who will furn sh evidence tumcient to
fecure the conviction of the party par
tie guilty of changing' or altering
Coanty Orders.
YAUB0U0UGU UOUJSE
RALEIGH. M C.
G. W. bl'ACKNELL, Proprietor.
Tne only Blackleg that will .
Polish Over Oiled Sur
face
PRESERVE THE LEATHER !
H. A. REAMS & Co.
Manufacturers of Reams
Durham, Boot and Shoe Polish,
DTJRHAMS N. C
WarranUd to Exul All OOter
Honey Refunded!
or
The only blacking that will polish
n oiled surface. It is guaranteed to
I reserve tbe leather and make It pliant,
itqtiriog less quantity tod time to
rod ace a perftct gloutban any other,
tbe brash to be applied immsdlately
alter puttio' on the blscklo?. A oer-
ftct gloss Irom this will not soil even
white clothes. We guarantee it as
represented, and ask for patronage
" l.'.'Luns 'o BikU, . bm.b
that has bo other on it. Prices as low
ss other Blacking. Literal arraogv
ments made with merchants and
wholesale dealers.
II. A. REAMS & Co.,
Manufacturers, Durham, N. C,
Tbis Blacking is recommended in
the highest terms, after trial, by Geo,
F. lsrowo, J. Howard Earner, New
York; tbe President and Professors of
Wake Forest College; and a large num
ber of gentlemen in and around Dur
ham, whose certificates hare been tar
nished tbe Manufactories,
Orders solicited and promptly filled.
Carriage Factory,
Having bought the interest of Mr. I
ShiS
the patronage of the people of rrank
l:n. I Guarantee satisfaction in all
my work.
W, B. CONWAY.
Louisburg, N. C.
Lumber For Sale.
I have on hand one hundred thou
fand lett of first rate weatherboarding
Flooring, bastard Flooiiog, Ceiling
&c. c, sawed last winter, which has
lieen pi'.cd ncd well cured, and is in
excellent ordir.
I am also prepared to fill bills fr
timber at my mill about six miles from
Louisburg and same distance from
Franklinton. Persons wishing bills of
timber would do well to see me be
fore contracting witn any one else, as
ibe body rf timber in which my mill
is located has rcver been picked.
J. P. TIMBERLAKE.
Jnly CI -2 n.
-
CANVASSERS wanted
tor two superb work of French Art,
Little Runaway and her Pet, and
the pretty pair, "The Dinner, and
t he Nap." These pictures are w orthy
of a place In costly homes and hi ex
pensive enough for the simplest. Sel
ling rapidly, and take ou sight. We
guarantee ready sales, good profits,
i ? i . . . . . .
nu qiuc. returns, niiy active person
who wUl take hoi 1 can make a hand-
tome income, bend for our best
terms at once.
J. B. FORD & CO.,
27 Park Place, N. T.
GREENSBORO FEMALE COLLEGE,
Greensboro, N. C.
The Fall Session will beia oa tbe 18th
ot August.
TERMS REDUCED.
CI large per Session of 20 Keeks.
Board (exclusive of washing & lights)
$ 75 00.
Tuition in regular Eogluh coarse. 15 00
Charges tor extra studies, moderate.
For Catalogues cootainloz narticn
I lars,apply to T. L Joxcs, President,
I v tT crk,
At. U. J. II UidVit
President Board of Trustees.
John Armstrong,
No. 1 FsyetUville Street,
RALEIGH. N, C;
300K BINDEU,
AND
Blank Book Manufacturer,
Newspaper, Magazines and Law
Books of every description
bound la tbe very best
Btjb? and at Lowest Prices.
janSO 12s
WILLI-ViLSON, UPCIIURCH
THOMAS,
W IIOLCSALE OBOCEBS
ASD
Co in mission Merchants,
No. 53. Faycttevillff Street,
RALEIGH, N. C. '
OppoUe UctropoliUa nail.
i
TO TTIE rilYSIClANS OF FR.VKIC-
lixakd wake cou:rriEs.
ITavlu?:been appointed Ap nt for
the "Kentney V.utnal Per.eRt Afo
cU'Joii of I IiysicUn," for Fmnkliu
aud WVc Cotintle, Re (ect fully
Informs the Phj cians of ul.! eountirs
that they can pnotro f tltiScatcs of
Life Membership by applying to nie.
J. V. CUFTON", . M. D.
Io:i!.sboi7:. N". C.
BLA.TCHLET3
'm pro Ted Cncaai
cr Wocd Pump la
o acknowledmwl
VS 8TANDAUL ot
Ihe market, by popular rrr
)lc, tba Lest puap for th
aat moofT. Atfinti n
j ited to Biatchley'a ImproTed
Brackit, the Drop Check
YalTe, wLlcb can 1k withdrawn with
out dbtarbing tbe Joiotr, od the cop
per chamber whirh neTer cracks, scales
or rusts and will last a life time,
Fcr sal a by Dealers and tbe trade geo.
mllj. In order to be sure tbatjoa
pet ttlatchley's Pump, I crttul sad
see that it hs my trade mark as apore.
If you do cot kniw where tobay.de
scnptive circular, together with the
oaiue and add rras of tbe agent Merest
to-j, will be promptly fumubed tj.aj
dressing with stamp. "
Charles E. Blalchley,
Haiufactarer.
50 Commerce Ft,, Philadelphis, Pa.
April 2-Jv-m.
Hnlelgll & OftStOn It, 11. C'O.
Office Gex Pajw Ticket Aut.
C Aug. 3rd 1883.
Fxcurslou llcUl at exccdlnjrly
low hatea good for tlie Round Trip
r.rc now ou sale at Frankliutoti,
Hinder son and Warren ton. to th
following points In Western North
tarolina: YU Hlckor.y Moigantoo,
Marion, Old Fort, Ashrllle, Warrm
Hprings. LIneoloton and t berryvnie.
Tickets sold until October M,
good to return until Noembcr 1st.
For further Information correspond
with Agents at Franklluton; Ueoder
fon and Warrcnton or wltli the uu
derslgned,
THOMAS BADGER,
Gcnl. Passenger Jc Ticket Agent.
ft J. WATS0SF,
AP.VVT FOTf TIT?
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WHEELER & WILSOII
LOUISBURG, X. C.
i
GF Office at -Eagle Hotel:'
iNSUR AH OB!
INSURANCE!
Have your prcpetty Iaiured in :'o4
ubi.tar.tial, first class Southern Com
panicr. i
We are prepared to crive you Icsor
accc in jut sucu Companies, and at
rates as low as can be obtained any
where. Consult me before taking out
a Policy witb any ne else,
-rj yx rpnT' T TCP ATI
litj&D lilila Llol Ui?
for which we are Agent,
Fanarille Insurance & Banking Co,
of Farmrllle Va.
N. C Home Insurance Co., Raltik
N.C.
Old Domlaion Inturaacs Con EicJi
mood, Va.
City -Fire loitiraaca Ca, RlchmcuJj
Va,
Southern IsstmaeaCoi, RkhtatoJ,
Ta.
Pol ides wrifew on Steam, Water and
Horse Power Cotton Gins.
On Cotton la etorr, Oa Store,
Houses, and Stockr of Goods. On
DwtllLnjrs. Foraitcrr, Oat Hoases.
Paiiiog
Geo Ba!ie73
AGENT.
Louisburg, N. C