ax
HAS KLIN COURIER.
time
3EO. S. BAKER. Proimuktor.
uisbuuo,. ..March, 31,
next
frATE AND LOCAL.
was
to
Fruit gone up.
Wednesday vinfly. '
Dull in town thin week.
Look out for April foolg.
Loufaburg has no loafers,
fond in your JOB WORK.
No new advertisements this week
Very quid in town since Court
oke.
Several Lnuisburg ladies visited
leigh last week.
Tle 1; vs are having lots of fun
cr a , -.fining jonny.
Farmers in this section arc pre
riii" for large crops.
Thr (Irn-l Jurv adjourned last
turday, siftrr holding two weeks.
The ,Tro , Turner Ilowerton
ark; IUx-1 casfl still oing on.
Oilier of lr W. It. ' King, on
;t?li street, will soon be com
etaL The 54atevi!le Larvhnark is ?n fa-
r of Ci o. IS. Folk for Attorney O cn-
al.
-
Pu!v. F. Ii. Rcid, Pastor of the
K. niiurch has rf -turned from the
ntcn;.ial nt lb itrh.
Our M'Tcnants are making prrn-
ati ns to iro North for tlicr
iring stock of goods.
Tito P ttr'i.t reports tho bwminff of
r. For-ytWw residence, in Guilford
Mint v. la-r Frd:i
Th A'loituw .reports Mtcnive
ods fires in Wilon, Jihn-ton and
Ijrcombc cour.tie. i
A voungladv in U il irh has a dia-
wvVoHp whi.-li V:i uM''A? the pro-
My of Mrs. 0'mre Washington.
l.F.uoiors. I'm. Mr.. Hamrriel;
nd tJlonn. will wvnrh in tlie Pap-
s. Church on Svndnv next nt. 11
dock A. M nd ?. P. M.
We will sond tl" CouuiF.n and
od.;yn Tvhj Pot'lt; with .bountiful
HI'
,ntl
m 5';r
m m i . J
Mr. Jesse Iurt. :ip ajred and highly
teetncl citiz'U f Wake county, and
(acon in the Hn rtist church, was
. .
unj dead in lushed Sunday morning.
loart di.esc prohah'y.
Maurikd. On the 29th in?t., in
Vrirrcntftn C. by tho Rev. 0. T.
Jailey, Mr. B. W. Ballnrd, of Frank-
nton N. C. to Miss W. E. Parker,
lighter of Jacob Parker Esq., of
Varrcnton N. C.
A lisp:itch from ('olurubia, Tenn..
nnnunces the detth of lion. A. O. P.
KichHl-on. flhief Justice of the State.
ro ile-:iv 1 had been prominently
t nil Ii lift f.ir mnnv vMra. and tm
J. S. S -nator in 1840.
Mr. T, N. CAHLILE, u offerinr
roat inducements to CASH buyers,
Ln dry cvl. groceries, confectioneries,
otiim. .tc. Ac. Give him a call and
e will prve to you that the above ia
rrrect.
There was a murder committed in
iddbkaville on the 5th in t. A negro
f an by the name of ElUha Skinner
hipped his sister to death. She died
Ji about fire minutes after ho stopped
U;.,w ftir;nn. .
li'tcd and lodged in jail to await the
c- -
ii,cjs"inn of tliq court.--Windsor
uimes.
ReuoTous. The Second Quar-
rly Meeting for Louisburg Station
vill be held in the Methodist
iiuiVyil 1 LA via to Fiaav axsA tJUVUl ,Jr
Rnd Sunday. Preaching Saturday
t 11 o clock A. M. and the usual
orvicos on tho Sabbath. Rev. J;
Moore the residing. Elder ot
ic Raleigh District yil! be present
ad conduct the services. f
Tho Wavcrly Mairaxine, published
cekly, by Moses A. Powe, Boston
Ms., is one of the oldest and best
agazine. in tha Country. The
rones aid al) complete, which is a
iaiure that all will Jiko, no waitir.-
t next week to see the conclusion of
Cextennial.-Wc have neither
nor space to give an extended
for
account of the Centennial of Metho
dism celebrated in ltaleiirh last
week. We hope o be able 'to do so
week. It w enough to sav it
a fine pucccm from beginning
end and has done a creat deal
for Methodism in this St ate, es
pecially in the city of Balcigh.
J; E- Parker, the man who swindled
many of our. citizen?) (amounting to
$75) as agent for Frank Lotjic'e publi
cation, is now in. Norfolk jail. Sher ff
Cubb of Kdiecotuhe r-ceived a telegram
f i om the offi r at Xorfo'k. drnr'ng
to krmw what should be done ithhiiii.
hcriiT Cobb replied refcrng him to
Frank Leslie. Mr. Ledi e ys ho will
pay the cot of the roec.r.ion. Tar
boro South- rutr
Woodson, of the Ad&u-ce was seen
on Sunday last, .making pop calls oc
our young laliea. He was dressed to
1. and" wore hew hat whitdi he
made useful as well as OiOutnenal
Ilij conduct wag somewhat overlooked
when it was ascertained that Mrs. W.
1 ft the day before for Petersburg on
a vifcit to her friends where he expects
to remain for several days. Topic
For Beautiful-Letter Heads, Bil
Heads, Envelopes, Party Tickets Buhi
ncss Cards, Circulars &c. &c, always
come to the Courier Office, for you
can certainly get what you want done
in the very best style and on terms in
which you will not complain. Printing
in colors on enamalcd 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 the Couri
er. The many friends of Mr. Richard
Bullock wilMearr. with p dn arid re-
pret the painful circumstances attend
ing the death of his little son, Frank
which occurred on Wednesday : night,
The little innocent, only 3 years nf
a'p. was in the field wh-, r the farti
hands at' work", and being near a chut k
of fire his elothing caught and was
burned from his bodv before asistame
C Mild reach him He lingered only
a few hours whi n derith came
relit f. Wilson Advunc0.
to hi
Postau Kf.oulation. Parties tnk
ie. neffspaperR from the office, are re
sl'OTihle, sceordin'p; to t!e postal i;uv,
f-r tbe Buiouvif of Fv.hf;critt:iit. If n
i!eTrcrinie.r is sont to a r-.arly. and is
r.ot v;uitod, thj? proj'er way to re
fuse to tak it from tbe iPc?. I'
the ii Wc4uie.s the postmaster's dutv
.to return; it to the publisher. Tt is
ft!) the pott masters duty im notify the
puhlistiers when a persou, on account
of removal r other cause, fails to
take his paper, froin the office for four
eeks m succession. J he above dut'es
are prescribed by the Post Office .Law
- Ta t
ana ueffuiannns.
The Fabmville Insukance and
Banking Company. The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the
above company, shovrp that it is in
a prosperous condition, andjthat the
officers have managed it success
fully and judiciously. The follow
ing figures shows the rapid growth
of the company in the past fouj
years: ;
1st. Jan. 1873, $109,096.1
1st. Jan. 1874, 112.3C9 66
1st Jan. 1875, . 218,289.29
1st. Jan. 1876, - 250,7 16.39
Maj Chas. Pickett, of Norfolk,
Va., is the Gen'l. Agent for this
State and Tirgiria, and Geo. S.
Baker, agent for Louisburg and
vicintiy. ' - n
"Louisburg is one of tho most
active, busy towns off the railroads
we know of in the State. Its situa-
I tion is rather romantic and pic-
tuTcsquc, wnue ine roiling waters
of the Tar rlVer give a monotonous
serenade to its busy people.' Louis
burg lias always been noted for its
good schools -. and , colleges. . We
were much:, pleased with the situa
tion and equipments of Miss C. A.
Crenshaw's school for young ladies.
Located upon an eminence which
overlooks the town, with beautiful
grounds for exercise, boarding in
her father's family, with competent
assistants, we see no reason why it
should not be largely patronized.
The above U taken from a letter
of Rev. J. B. Richardson of nigh
Point in the 'Biblical Recorder" of
March 22nd. lie preached a Tery
:nfArtinfr nrwl nmfhia cermAn
. Thwn-nn Rnnrfnv h ut
v" J
Wo. heartly endorse the extract and
remark that the second, half of the
Spring, session of the hemlnary
I wl-v otm will rna nn
- i
The following lines were sent us
publication, by a country jadyJ
In her sentiments toe reader will
find '-more truth than" tATumcise:
-Ed. : - V . ::
Cotton, now Is King f
Could't have a meaner thing,
They put so much mess in the
ariiiH
It causc3 people to have chills.
When they go to plant it so it Trill
' make.
The sent of the stufl will make you
, sick. ' - -.
Soon then it will have - to bo
ohoped out,
Then everybody must get about.
Altar it begins to bloom.
Every body must got np soon,
For if you leave it in the gras,
You wont make one bit ht last.
When it opens, and Tills out,
Pick tit up and shake it
Have it ginned and the
Merchants take it. -' -
They turn it about
And fend it "North,
?oon it comes back - ' (
In all sorts of cloth.
W cannot get it.
Wp havo no money
I don't think that.
Is anything funny.
For if we work
We have to cat.
So we owe our cotton,
For our meat.
Poor men who have the stuff to
make,
Is never able to raise a stake
They say wait 'till the fall, ever
mind.
When the fall comes, they are be
hind. I mvself do hate the weed,
I wish the South would loose'
the seed.
Mabv then I could get something
That I do need:
F. B. II.
Fntsliion Notes,
Tho new tafietas aro imported' in
such large quantities, that we im
:irine every lady in America is to
have one; and then light checkered
silks, in blue, brown, f gray, with
whitCi either above or in conibina-
lion, will form the favorite.
Among richer -goods there arc
soft, all-wool fabrics, with damask
silk figures. ra'sed on their surface.
Th -v are lovely; and there are
gauzes f;r r-vcrdresses that one can
but caress lovingly at this early day,
a they prove a remainder of
August davs. seaside Foireeg and
twilight gloaming. The new cam
brics and pereah's for couung wear
are quaint in loth color and figure;
a!!l it would seem a matter lor rc-
0cns that these washsoods are
to l)e popular, and that the style of
i, tn bo aimnlo in iho.vx.
J tr me.
Among pretty confections for the
neck, there arc lovely new styles of
.
fichus, so simply made that one can
purchase material and -make at
home, at half the thop price for
them.
The prettiest among the simple,
is made of black velvet on the bias,
and full pleated cashmere blonde.
No one need" &ar buying the
UI tJiliUJ lUVt; lllUt UUB nviu ai
the winter, thinking it will go out.
That is not to be thought of.
Hats, costume?, confections, over
dresses and even parasols, will all
lie edged and trimmed with it in
ponie form.
-i FAsnioN.
SPECIAL ITEMS.
MALLOEY 5 S
f o
Best heavy Bagging 16 eta.
Ties 5 eta.
Marshall Liverpool Salt 225.
Nails per keg 425.
Iron 4
' E 'erything CHEAP.
Guano for wheat. ' .
W. S, MALLORY,
n Franklintonf N.C
To The Yoters of -Frank-
lin County.
, V, r :
In view of the ci ream stances un
der which I was defrauded of my elec
tion two years ago, I do not hesitate
to appeal to my Party for a re-nomination.
I accordingly anuounce my
self a Caudidate for Rtguter , Deed;
5 object, alwa ja, to th action of Con-
I
W. n. ALLEN.
Feb. 25th 1876 Z-auJ - .
To ttic Yoters of Franlin
: 4 ; County.. '
I hereby amSounce tayceTf acDdidte
for the office of Register of Oeeda lor
.franklin county. 8abjct to -the 'ac
tion et the Democratic Dominating
convention, ' Very BerpectfoTy i
" J.. ALLEW. '
march 10-3 m. Ht r;
To the Yoters of Frank-
j r
lin County- .
I take this method of declaring my
self a candidate for the office of Register
of Deeds, subject of course to tle
action of the Democratic nominating
Convention.
CD. MALONE.
To the Voters of Frank
lin County. ,
I hereby unn ounce myself a eanHidae
or tbeoffic ot tioeriff of Franklin,
subject ot course to the action rt ibe
Democratic nominating convention. .
m 10-3 m J J. Jocel
The Oiimax Shirts,
A GREAT BARGAIN,
WAMSUTTA SHIRTS
At each.
1st. The? are made of the finest
Wamsutta Mills Shirting.
, 2nd, Thej are complete' seamed I
ana stitcnea tDrougaout, iqaal to
the best custom work.
3rd. Tbe Bosoms are three-ply,
f I front ply, 2109 Linen.
4th. Tbey are cut lee-St h wise with
the goods insuring strength of materi
al. 5th. They are equal in material.
style, fit, and workmanabip to tbe best
Shirt at $2.55 each,
6th. Tbey sje not laondred, and
can be easily tried on by tbe purchaser
who can nave tbe Button bolf, But
tons, &c, finished with us or at home.
Price. $1.25 each.
Teems: Positively csh
WHITE & SHAW,
Louisburg, N. C.
March 24th 1876.
Hard times made Easy.
Relief for Ihe Hungry
It i with pleasure we an
nounce that we have Totten tlie smoke
out of our eyes and the ashes from our
el the and have tukon hold of business
.it earnest spin. Our Mr. Barrow,
has just returned from the North, and
we are now receiving a large s'ock of
Dry Goodg, Groceries, Prorisions,
Shoes ic. c, and are offering them at
the very lowest possible prrci-i. Our
jtckkIs having been purchased since the
decline, we can sell below former pri
ces. In this connection, we will state
that we are prepared to furnish far-
1 me'rs on LIENS ur APPROVED PA-
PER $10,000 worth of provisions and
take bAbll or LoMon, payable Novem-
ber 1st, 1876. We would earnestly
request our fneml?, not to buy Guano
J before seeing un.a we have aPropo?i
I tion to Make, which will be greatly to
I w :n . . 1
their ictercst. We still want to buy
cotton
Many thanlco for pat favors.
BARROW &. PLEASANTS
Mrrch 10th, H76.
MACMINEMY,
l flnMM
ivj
I JL JJL
22 Horse Power New
Steam Saw Mill.
PRICE $ 1,900.
Descriptive circular of Second Hand
Machinery on appHcat ao.
We name a te to whom we have
sold Second hand Engines. Tobacco
Machinery &cM in T
, North. Ofurolltaax
A. NICHOLS. Durban), 1 Engine.
BBRBOW & P LEA8ANT3, Looia
barg, S Eaginea. - " ;
W B MALLORYk Frankliaton En
gine. : .-. ...
T I, EMORY, Weldoo, Oritt Mill.
I A BUXTON, Jackson, Engine.
H J GRIMES, Leziogtoo; Engine.
O W GRIMES Beedy Creek, Saw
uni. ; ' 'rj .
E H POGUE Billaboro, Tobacco
Fiztnree. - .
PRICE A CO. SUteaville, Wood
waa tine Machinery.
STIREVALT -& CO, Happy Home,
Saw fixtures.
J LIEN Louisburg, Engine
E C RICHARDS Radavillc, Boiler
and pipinjr tor Factory.
IS D ALTON Reidsville, Boiler and
piping fr Factory. V.1 '
T J LENOIR. Forks of Pigeon, Hill
Macbiner,
GREEN II LEE Tbomarrille. Baw
MillSupplie?
W T TAYLOR, WLiUker, Outfit
Saab & Buna Factory.
RICHMOND, VA.
Bale!
NEW
A D Y E 1
1
W I-I. A
The
BE.S T I !
"Pliosi
f rim cone I
I gumma wmrta x I
aooibm. i I
1 t WlU1WgTPW,PU-
We again offer this well known Fertilizer to farmers who wish to ra se pay
ing crops. After many years ot auccesslul application Wbaxs's bas'establlsbec!
fot itself a most enviable reputation. It stands confessedly without a, superior
among commercial man area. It has beeh tkstio dc xls. sxcrt&Ht or tis
cocntrt, cpos widxlt ditfekkht and oo every variety ' o! crop; and by Its
uniformly reliable cbaracter it nas achieved a poaitioa which few, U any of
its competitors bare reached.
On COTTON, COBN. aad othar important crop grawn In the Ststs
WHANN'S
- -
Super Phosphate
- . . . "" J M f
, . j - ...
has produced highly profitable rtiult,-uniting the quick and actira properties,
of tbe best Peruvian Goano, with the mora durable qualities of para dissolved
booe ; it not only greatly benefits tbt present crop,' but permanently Improves
tbe soil. Farmers who have not used Wauaa art earnestly invited to give it
a trial. We have tbe direct agency from the ssanufactnrera lor thai Oouaty.
Farmers buying from us, can rely on getting a genuioe, fresh article, with all
the advantages in price tbe Manufacturers will allow. Wa keep a large stock
of Wnainc's Pkosihatk in LOUISBURG and FRANKLIN TON, and wiH de
liver itif wacted at KITTRELLS and HENDERSON1.'' '
Price, $52.50 jer ton,' on time. $17.50 Casi FreiiM to te ailei
ldf Special arrangements to those viahing to purchase for Cotton. "
WHITE &
. jan213m.
EUMEK.A ANJO ; BAMAMA
CHEAP, PURE
The above FERTILIZERS, havt
have given eotlre satisfaction. Aad
than heretofore. W will deliver
Henderaon or Louisburg.
- Tbeta maaarts eipeciftliy Adapted to Cotloa, Cora aad W1w. TTa bafa
tba direct Agtocj from theMuatactuwof 1h BRIlAtf A.aadapeeiUeeoe
(or the EUREKA, and wa 'ofei both
giTaaaUraMtiafioo...
SPECIAL ABRANOEMESTS TO THOSE WISOISO TO PDE
CHASE FOB COTTOX.
LOtjlSBURa. IT. C.
i D 0 U L i r
T.-
3
The
CHEAPEST.!
BOISTE
SHAW, Agts. for -
WALTON, WEANN A CO.
AND RELIABLE,
been told by ua for a aattber at jaara, aod
we offer them azafa thia year at bmfiera
tbsnx if wanted, at rrankliatoo, XitlrtU.
to the pobiiefeellog'aaro that Uej'wlll
. :
-7
f r i r. y
t I S E
5T:H
, - t- ' ;
if VI?
XODK OWN FERTI
;! LIZERS1
i
, , FERTILIZERS
to raiae cotloa at preset pricea.
1 o PtrparaJ to fotouh il&lerWW
for the ueaalaetar of th
o:mje
l lf B ft T I LIZ E K
,i ltt00 prT6fi Irtigb: added frod
BaUknVr TlW Frfttiiler waa ned
by , tot."1 tbe Hit tarmrra ia tbe
ikato lat jeV with pctlcctlj OaU
lactory realt
For , circular coataltidj Form o! a
and mode ot pepaiaiieni, call vo of
address, ,
... J. H. JOVIR,
' . .Frankllo! a
? S. Ilwill furr.Kh tbe l!criaU
of any other F. rmola at the !cweat
wtokfaW pneri."
have you seen
it? :
OIDTf D RXKTBE GOOD v?0H5 DOX3
BT IT IS THE LATE XSSXJCLC
- ' TBXZ IS LOC13BU1Q t
DID YDU HIOW THAT TOE
!
r
FRAME ROW OF HOUSES SOUTH
OF TERRELL & HARRIR'S BRICK '
STORE WAS SAVED BY THE
USE OF i
WHITHAS'S -
""' Fountain Pump ?
. DO YOU YANT SOMETIiiJIS.
VITB WHICH YOU CAM WATER--YOUR
FLOWERS AND VEGETA
BLES, MAKING THIS TASK HOT ,
OflLY EASY BUT PLEASAMT?
WHITAIAH'S
Fountain Pump is tho
I i . ' t-!
!
ining.
DO YOU : VAIIT SQUETin::
n
J
.Ti'A-P'T.PQ
THAT CAN WASH 0Ua YI!l-
D OVS, j CARRIAGES AIIO BUS
BIES YITH7 .
WHITMAN'S
- m
Fountain Pump will ,
J do all this.
FAMILY SIICULD HAVE OKE CI
I MORE OF THESE FU.V.?S
1 TELLYG'J THAT THIS FU"? 13,
THE YEflY BEST Ti!I!I3 I HAVE
EYEn SEEH TO . Exn;;oiiis:i
A FLE IfJ ITS I"C!F IEI1T STATE.
Ti:;'3 HASXEEii auY cel::::-
STP-TED TO ALL CM GITK
t
- zeiis.;. :.
ti:e;.; p u n p s imn
Lov f;:cE cf sio eac:i, '
viTii EXFfiss Fri!::rr m- .
:
aWaa
I havo Lalicn 'V rnncv
ifcr:lhcso .P-oaps: Cail
l at IT1V Sfiir rnrt coftlhn
j - w unu wg Ilia
1 1 cno 1 Viavc, end give mo.
! ! ycur ordsr'
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