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FtiATt'KLlX. COUUIEIL
GElhS. BAKER. ViiqrJinsxQih
Louisburo, March, 3, 1870.
LOCAL MATTERS.
"Wc call attention to the card of C.
D. Malonc, "To the voters of Fragile-
I'm." - " ' " ')""..
Ttaleigh is to have . another Radical
)aK?r soon to be called the Raleigl)
Mail. Hearj&e to be the Kditor.
Wo call attention to the adv. of M.r
Mr. B. P. Clifton, he has titken the
.aprchcy ibr Whitmans Fonn tain Pump,
By calling nt his store you can see the
.pump work.
Tlie spring term of Franklin superi
or Court opens on Monday the 13ih
Inst. IIw Hon. Judo S. W. Wat I,
will preside, and J. 0. L. IIauL, soJici
' tor.1 '". -
Judge, setttc . bailed, Mr
Swopson on the 2Cth inbl.
n
in
eo.
the
W
forni
"TTT
we will send th. rnrr-oirv anA
w.v W Jaa-t UVS
Grey's ImcI's Book; with beautiful
03 chromo "Rescue, 12 months for
54.50.
Rew Daniel Perry, $ preacher of
the colored nursnasinn rmfe in-.
trouble in Rateigfc,' on the 28& of
last month, for whipping one of the
Bisters belonging to hU lloek. : ne
was bailed in the sum of $1 00 for
life appearance at the Wake Supe
rior Conrt. Daniel is well known
ia this community, having; been
raised here by M r. T. IC Thomafy
'Blessed arc the peace makers'
Daniel.
Messes.' A. I). Uoysteu & BRjO -It
gives us pleasure to otc the grow
ing popularity .'of this boose. Tho
Confectioneries Manufactured by them
cannot 'be excelled.' Their prices are
-
as low as the manufacturers North,
and thftir goods aH warrented to be of
superior quality; Orders will receive
pvotnpt attention. So ge good Can
day at low prices and eave freight by
ordering from A. D. Iloyster & Brn.,s
rrrvwt tkt.t I t i t 1
iu um u-w unu gooa oiu
maD, we tender our sincerest i?ym
patby in his sad bereavement, and
hope that when the call 13 made for
him, hezBay be ready to go to meet
that good and true woman, who
while living contributed so much to
hi3 happiness, and who La now in
the land of the Leah
SPECIAL ITEMS.
MALLOEY S
G4SK momz,
.df. $10,000 for the killing of adolphus Raleigh, N. C,
Mopt-rs. Askew and'B. F.
Moore,
.CieatKam being his sureties.
Mr. J. H, Judge of Duptiu County
was Attacked and rubbed ' of by a
no? to,-- Mr. Judge was feUd to the
. Thk hvxrs urn on Monday Xhjht.
The Ijceture on the Hiywological
An.-.'.omy of the Human Brain, on
.Monday-iiight, by Dr. J, K. Malone,
showed that the speaker had given the
round by a largo , stick, . and left by subject great thought and tudy; he
pic negro lying in the road, ibe ne
gro has not yet bee a caughf.
The New York i dger is one of
1 lie oldest ami beat Literary week
lies .published. ' Tljc c$rp$ of
writers arc the very beat this
onntry ail nlg. Subscription
j !: 3. 00' per annum. Address
I.cihjf- Sew YorkCity.
IiKLU'.ioijs.Vv e tire requested to
Mate that Bey. J..B. Jtiehar.Uon of the
Biij.jist. state convention, will preach at
t'ori?ith (Old If ay woods) qn Saturday
licit the Ith jlnst., and i;j LnuUhnrg
-.ifpluv the 5tli at 11 o clock A. M.
jui'l perhaps at night. " j
- Mr. T. N. CABIilliK, is offering
great induc'Mi'Cnts to CASH Imyers.
: jn dry gqudi?. groceriSs, confeetionerieK
jiotiony, &c. Give him a. a and
he will prova tQ you that the, above is
.correct. '
spokofor aliut onebour,and duririgthf
wh.sle titus be held the audieuce in
v?rfeet qurt, and all eeemed much
intereRted. and right here we will say
that the au'lier.cc 7a8 composed of the
best, and mostreSned ladies and gen ii
men of the place. Wchope the Dr. will
favor us often with these ' intellectual
treats. "
Bekoki; riiiE Mayqk. Judson
Creushav.'. Qilbert Grev;n, aud Sam
Malone," three gentlemen of tho colored
pers'iasion, U'tra li fore his Hon.' Mayor
-Williamson on. Monday last, for enga
ging in. a genera) fisticuff. These
hreo swells, swelled the town treasury
five dollars, besides the cost to the
Constable. . ,
The P.armvttxe InsjuiiANCb and
Banking -.Company. The annual
meeting' of the Ft ock holders of the
above compnny, shows that it is in
a prosprovjs. condition, and tliat. the
ofdeeri? h:ivo u'ianaed it. " euecess
,fti!ly nnd judiciously. The Ibllow
ng figures allows the rapid growth
of the company in tho pat four
venrs: " . '
" '1st. Jan. ms, $100.096.15.. ,
1st. Jan 1Y4. .112,3(50 Off ,
1st. Jan. 1875, 21 $.280.29
1 st. Jan 1STC). 250,71 6.3'0
Maj C'hns. Pickett, of Norfolk,
Ya.. is the Gen'U Agent -for. -.this
State, and Virginia. anH Geo. S.
Baker, agent . for . Louisburg and
vicintiv.
A Suh estion. Several times late
ly we have felt Lhe need of some orn
ization. for the better protection of our
property against fire. At present We
are depended entirely on an unorgan
ized, unfurnished, excited crowd, who
in their wild frenzy, when the alarm
bell rings, have nothing with which to
co.itaud with th devouring elements.
. An engine, with our poor faciltie?
for managing it, would be impractible,
and to sink reservoir would involve : n
expense too heavy besides be a heavy
tax to keep in repair. Wliat then is
bent? .We suggest that scteral public
wells be dug, which are much needed
for the citizens anyway, and that a num
ber of Gutta Percha buckets say thirty
or forty, and several sliding ladders
and long handle hooks be purchased
either by the citizens o. the town au
thorities, and also a number of small
force pumps, with this defence, we
'think that pur property will be much
more secure, than if we go to th ex
pense of pui chasing an engine and hose.
We th.row out these suggestions, hoping
that 'the citizons will meet and consider
them, or others if in thnr judgment
they may think best. But we do think
that some 'step ought to be takei? and
that without delay for abetter protec
tion against r, and we hope the
mntter will not be postponed, but ac
'tion Till be taken i.nd at once. Let
tis have huekf-tv ladders, hooks and
i hand pumps, and organize a hook and
ladder com puny.
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Fashiou 3Sfotct.
Mr. N. S. llarpc of Raleigh; is
fn our place. He has two hand;
pome buggies wiiicli he wi.-hes to
ell. Thov can be seen at the coach
shop of Mr. W. B. Conway, in
charge of Mr. It. J Place, who
will take pleasure in showing them.
Mr. llavpc can furnish at his shop
in Haleigh, buggies from $100 to
$125 trimmed with leather, and
ironed in the best style. 1 Mr; W.
II. Furgurson.in still with him and
will always be glad to sec his old
friends and customers. ,
A GAUD TO THE PUPLT-.
Fro,iV and afteL date my business
will' he conducted,, on .a strictly
CASH basis, and bv cash I moan
that the money most bo paid down
when the goods are delivered. Of
course in thc?e times of scarce
money I must offset my CAS fI sys
tem 'by a great redaction in price. .
This I have' done Mv goods. will be
sold so low that it will be to a man's
interest to sell his produce even at;
present price in-order to get the
money to trade at my store. Come
and examine my goods and prccs.
I am anxious to buy cotton and
will give the highest price in cash or
goods.
llepectfully
E. W. FULLER.
1 Best teavy Bagging
:Tk. , , , .
? Marshalls Liverpool SU
s Nails per keg
j Iron ' . ' .
i Eerythicg CHEAP.
1 Guano for wlieat.
W,B. MALLORY,
Franklin ton, N.C
To the Voters of Frank
lin County
( I take this method of deelariag my
self a candidate for the office of Register
pf Deeds, subject pf course to tbe
action of the Democratic nominating
Convention.
. CD. MAIQNK.
To The Voters of Frank
lin County.
In view of toe cirpuaiptanccs un
der which was defrauded of my elec
tiou two years ago, I do not hesitate
to appea to tny Party for a re-no rui
nation. I accordingly announce my
self a Candidate for Register Deeds;
; -abject, altrays to tho action of Con
vention. W.H.ALLEN.
Feb. 25th 187G 3-m.
TO THE PUBLIC.
We take this method of informing
our friends, anl the public generally,
that we arc now fitting up the Store
house in front of our old stand, and
in a few days, will open an eulire uew
Stoek of Dry joodd and Groceries,
which we intend to sell at the very
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
To our.friends and customers, who
have stood by us in the past, we re
turn many thauks, anl hope by strict
atteutiuu to busbies.?, to merit a con-
HAVE TOO" SEEJT
IT?
DID YOU 8EETUK GOOD WOBK tOXE
&y IT CfTiSf LATE TEWUBLK
FIEElK LOUISBURQ?
LG cts.
, 5 cts.
225.
425.
4 FRAME ROW OF HOUSES SOUTH
DID YOU KflOY THAT THE i 'MW&g
B
Among the new costume of the
week are some very pret t y poto
nnises. One is a long la in front.
wrirh the usual dart and cross
so'fltnV iin front. hnttonod tl'.f ontiro
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n I unuance oi uie janie. -vo lnicnu 10
do everything in' our power to please
f'rencral Robert E.
18G'
t : "i ueucve evorv
investigated the afflictions of the Fed
eral prisoners is of the opinion that
they were iucidont t y the'r condition as
prisoners of wa-, and to the distressed
Stato of the whole Southern cxmntiv,
and I fear they were fully shared by
the Confederate prisoners in Federal
prisons." . ,
Ooit Living and Our Dead.
Tho March number of this most valu
able and interesting Magazine hag
made its appearance. This work com
mends itself to every North Caiolinaiau
and we hope itUl be handsomely sus-
taiood. Tho March number is quite
interesting. There will soon begin in
it a scriel story by a Southern Author,
whose name will soon be made known.
Xee wrote in
one who has
For Beautiful Letter Head, BUM
llrad. Envelopes, Party Tiekets Busi
ness Cards, ."Circulars &c. &c, always
com to the CocRiiiR OIucc, for you
can ccrla'mly gt whit you want done
in the. very best stylo and on terms in
which you will not complain. Printing
in eolors on enamaled card board, cards
of all colors, Blue, Red, Salmon, Buff,
Canary, Purple, Pink and Yellow; Cut
to any size or - shape you may want,
call and give your order to tho Couri
er. '.? W v ; j-' . '
Residence Burned. On Saturday-night
the . 19th iust., Mr. Solon
Southerland had the misfortune ta have
bis handsnrnft residence in Warren
count v. near the Franklin line, entirelv forth in his life as tho
New Books. We hav.i received
from the publishing house of Messrs:'
Peterson: Bro. of Philadelphia, two
novels from the. pen of Mrs. C. A.
WarSrld, formerly - of Mississippi, but
now of St. Iuiis. ' One entitled, uThe
Household of Bon verie," which as
George Ripley in his rcviow of the book
in Harpers. Mrg:'2ine, says, it betrays a
daring boldness of conception, singular
fertility of illustratLuj and a combined
beauty and vigor of expression hich
it would be difficult to match in anv
recent Vork' of fiction. "The House
hold of Bouverie'is in fact the most
original in plan that we e.'er read.
Mrs.' V arSeld is the author of Monford
Hall, Mir am? Mem us Sea and Shore,
A Double Wedding and 1 letter How
ards Temptation, all for sale by the
Publishers Messrs. T. B. Peterson &
Bro. of Philadelphia. Price 1.75 each
or $10.50 for the wh-.'e set.
' Died In this county on the 3rd
of February last Mrs. ' Patsey Ba
ker, wife of J imes Baker, in the 75
year of her age. This aged couple
traveled together hand in hand,
over lifes rugged pathway; for 57
years. The husband is an old and
honored man. he has always hown
honest up-
consumed by fire. The fire originated
from some defect in the chimney of
the cooking stove. Mast of the furni
ture on the first floor was saved, all on
the second floor was consumed. "We
have not learned, the estimate of the
loss. 'No insurance we' understand.
right true gentleman, he is now in
hi 8511 year, and according1 to
the course of nature must soon
follow the one who ha3 just gone
before to. that reward which is re
served for all tho pure and tho
length. The back is an exceeding
ly pretty basque, back, with centre
pleats, and two ' rows of buttons.
The back of skirts is in tripple box-
pleats. The neck is finished with a
flaring collar,5. dbx-ploated, and
forming a deep point at the back
The fronts are broken points.
This design is excecdinly graceful
for. a , stout person, and is .plain
though elegant. Another style is
similar to the one ri$Grihe4 last
week I m g in front and quite short
in the back, with the addition of a
st vlish trimming down the front.
concealing the closing of garment
underneath. And still another was
a perfect armor, so skillfully was
it fitted, and it fell in a long point
almost to bottom of dress in f-ont.
The back was formed in two very
long square distinct points, with
very broad sash bows and ends,
about half was between the end of
points and bottom of basque-form.
The fronts were then caught under
these points, looping it gracefully.
Another pretty style, a combina
tion of basque and polonaise, was
the long fronts arranged to form
deep sashes in the back, the basque
back formed with row upon row of
side plaiting. Over-skirts still in
cline to the tablier style. A new
one, which we thonght particular
ly graceful, was made tnblier front,
front slightly pleated into tho sides;
the back was full and shirred in at
the sides, the seams concealed by
a band which was onaracnted with
bows and short ends of riblon.-7-Thc
back was shirred to form three
putfs on each side, and two rufiles
formed the centre. At the bottom
were broad Iqops and r fringed
ends of taffeta ribbon. - Another
stylish over-skirt was made long
and round, pointed in front, the
centre onamented with ribbon bows
and ends, it was slightly looped
back ot the hips, and the back, in
stead of rounding,; was long and
square,? opened part way, and the
crimped tape fringe that trimmed
the bottom was carried up both
edges at the back so far a3 open,
and one tow carried up the seam
to the "belts This was ever so pret
ty, and requires but a small quan
tity of either material or trimming.
Another was so cut and trimmed
as ' to simulate points crossed in
front ; It was shirred? in the back,
and ornamented with bows and ends
of medium width ribbon.
. - Fasiiio.'
OF TERRELL & HARRIR'S BRICK
STORE WAS SAVEO BY THE
USE OF ' . '. -;.V;' - . ''
WHITMAN'S
Fountain Pump ?
00 YOU VAHT SOMETHING
WITH WHICH YOU C AN WATER
YOUR FLOWERS AND VEGETA
BLES, MAKING THIS TASK NOT
ONLY EASY BUT PLEASANT?
WHITBIAR'S
Fountain Pump is "the
thing.
DO YOU WANT SQMETHO
THAT CAN WASH OUR WIN-
DOWS, CARRIAGES AND BUG
GIES WITH?
WHITMAN'S
Fountain Fump will
do all this.
o
W
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u
; (D(0TTON .MSETinLlISEK,
.' RrCommoDlyknownUaiUIAM'S-;
IiIAIIUFACTURED BY THE
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outIera Ferlilizing Company,
Ml.
rRICTlMOD,! VA, .,., u.?
id: t y t,A t 5
1:
all of our friend, , and to do as well
ftr them in the future as we have in
the past.. Wo earnestly request our
friends to ca I and see us at our new.
qu.-rters, and we will guarantee to do
them cwiod. We are still in the mar
ket for Cotton. We want 100 bales
immediately, for which wc will pay
the very Lighest cash prices. We
also have on hand the largest Stock
of Standard GUANOS in the place
and will sell them at Factory prices.
Give us a call. -
Barrow & Pleasant,
Louisburg, N. C.
OMTJail
A lot of SIDES and SIIOUJDFllS,
which I will sell at
BOTTOM PUICES.
I have in tore a large lot of elegant
EVERY MERCHANT AND
FAMILY SHOULD HAVE ONE OR
MORE OF THESE PUMPS. !
t ,
I TELL YOU THAT THIS PUMP IS
THE VERY BEST THING I HAYE
EVER SEEN TO EXTINGUISH
A FIRE IN' ITS INCIPIENT STATE;
THIS HAS BEEN FULLY DEMON'
STRATED TO ALL OUR CITI
ZENS.
THESE PUMPS CAN BE
BOUGHT WITH HOSE AND
SPRINKLER ATTACHED, FOR THE
LOW PRICE OF S10 EACH,
WITH EXPRESS FREIGHT AD
DED. I have taken the agency
for these PUMPS. Call
at my store and see the.
one I nave, and give mo
your order-
We request our friends to give
us a call , before supplying them
selves with whai fertilizers they
may need, as the ? AncSior" - is
second to none in Hie market.
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WILBEM & C-MENSHAW,
Corner of Main ind ash .Streets.'
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liOUISDURQ, N.C.
Bradley's jlEertiliser.
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whiciriam'sellingCIIEAP; j
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' ,JV full line of other
, G-ROCERIES
all at low pricw for CASH.
Don't forget the very ; low prices,
aud don't forget the CASH.
, KSTABLdUKD JL847. - i ,
W. H. Morris & Sonslf
CQTTQN FACTORS ASD
Commission Merchants.
23, 25 aud 27 CYmmerce St. !
AVrcJX-, Fa. i
Wilt make libera- Currency dvan
cesou pro t;icc or bill ladiug in haiul.
: yr. A. M. XoWe, of If. is con
nected with our house, and wilt be
pleased to receive tho jatrcna of
mi menu.
TO THE PLANTERS OF FRAniCLIN C0UHTY.,
Yocr attention U aked to Bradlej'i Fertillieri now offered (or tale trj a.
and a calm and diapacaipBate cooatderatlna ot the evideccetof tbclr worth aoa
value; and tbeir claims to toor favor and ptronze it solicited : -
Tbe B. D. SEA FOWL GTJAO ia iu adapUtioa to aU toVf, iU o irked
eClciency at '". .... -V -t .....
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-'.(Dottca1 (Srovers
B. P. CLIFTON Aoent. I h 001 onlj-tUttSag U plant, but ia putMnx It tward to ratarity, attest Its
. -py-r-, rTYy o rr i noirl uitiur,'i And it is with grstiQcation we refer to tie sppended cer-
Jvi Pr t 1 ' n't VXvXv O& VIA I Ufltatea uentleroea wbo bare used il aad wbo will Tcril oar ststescst.
Importers and Sealers '
U AD WAKE, C U TLEUT
CARRIAGE MATERIAL?,
15 Sycamore St. Petersbarc, Ya.
Ua. W. H. UITtJIIELL I ,
f Deny 8ttWe psed yoor B, D. FEA FOV7L GUA0 on
our Cottea. crops ihU Jat seasoa with ptat success. We coriiJcr it a &rU
cksa Fertilizer, and caa recommead U to .be Planters aa czcfiUat article ; it
is dry and drilis elegaotly, . I , . ..
...--.:' ':,--,..-.v-; Very Eespectfally, - r-',.."
B.T. UEADE
W. C.OUB .
JOSEfH ARCHER.
J AX XXI Jf
OeaU lUll rUasota.
David Lewis, .
G O Alford,
Tf q B&lrntiae, u i
HBDewsr,' -1
Tbos Green, "
A FTbeapeoa,- -
W A Bledsoe,
WCMeore,
Ueary Pearce,
Andrew J Greea, :
II Perry,
IV D WeatLers,
RJIfey.
A lUrUr A onf
B1I AtwaUT,
C G Harrington,
lizzie & Co ,
: l 11 Barijer
,M J Uitst y,
JUBiiL ,
'2 8'Aikev.
t - '
C J Green,
DaoicI S'ewar,
J Ij J.!.otoiv
G Vf Prraa,.-:
lUrts ra lrr.s!jf
Jno U W i In in,
DadltT1 I'ced, !
B Dtr:cilaad,
G D Ucara'y,
33R-AXl4EY'S KEBT-LXIZETR,
Valuable Town Properly
for Sale at ..
TJOTIQlSr.
v 1UC ,lot 01 tt.e new l.osl UBf w, UeftVred to the Plaaters of this avetloa at tie lotrwt pricef, acd upca sscb
If Yl Public auxuon lloBday tcrxas as to allow t tbeir cse by all person, ' .
vuo luiu ai,u. ue BOW.
stttidixig ill be tola wi h the lot;
Tenns, one ball cash, tbe balance oa
a crtdit of si caontbs, with inlet tit
troa date at 8 per cent. .
' I FranLIinton, ir.(
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