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Flt.YMvLlN. COUUIKR. Jb ranklui Pl'RUKllKD KVERY FlUDAY IN LouiBburg, N. 0- nATm or-Jiovcnnsir r , , . AilTcrtL'ni?H.jU4 U iuM.rUda.L. tli f 4w7.vrc T-er inar , , Omr iairv one naw 1 w ourier n. S. Baker, Editor & ProBiietor. throe i G-EO. S. BAKER, Editor' and Proprietor. M 4 .ur 44 44 three ' moclbs Fourth cvluuin vws Tear Half u -' One ,". M lata ef Babscription in Advance. TERMS: $2.00 per Annum. 5 00 25 00 - too ca Foroocjoar For hIx months, For "three " $2,00 1. 00 50 VOL. V. LOUISBUIIG, N. C, FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1876. NO. 39.. RANKL1N COTJItlEK. rif. C V Church Directory, Mit-montsT CnuT.cn. licv. F. L. lipid. Partor Services every Sabbath t 11A.M. and 7 . r. JU. , Prayer meeting every Wcunesday hi 7 I M. . .... Communion service the accouu Sunday in each month at K A. M Htcward's meeting Monday mgnt ,r,.- tun cMatid tahhath 111 each II VLl biiw aV mown. . . . Sabbath School every SaDhatn ac 3 nY'nclc P. M. Bt. Pauls Episcopal hchciu Kv. E . Dolloway, Ibctor. . . Sen Ices on tlrt first and third Sun day In each mouth, morning and ai'teriiooo. - ' Lloly Communion monthly on first Sunday. , Sunday school every bun Jay morn- Ins at 9 o'clock. BY CIZAltRB. Boggs' Professiona Cards i DAVIS & COOKE, ATfmM COUNSELLORS at IAW LOUISDURG. FliANKl IN CO. N C. Will at'od the Courts of Nal',Fnw k lip, (Iranvdle, Warren.and Wake Cou . t'tB, also the Supreme Court of North t. arolina unit the U. S. Circuit and d'is nct Couitf. No. 7 tf W. H. SPENCER. ATTOltNEY- A.T L A. , face looked as mournful as a graveyard by moonlight as he descended the stairs of hii board house, one morning last week, while the mincing manner in which he -Stepped, awl the wide detour he made to avoid anything touching him wa3 calculated to give one the impression that everything was not serene. "Ah I old sport, how's things ?" shouted young Tripper, overtaking him in the hall and running past. "uarn-ation ! I wish you'd look where you're running 1' exclaimed B , holding on to the bannisters and writhing around as if in agony. "Why, I scarcely touched you at all," said the young man, stopping and looking at him in amazement. ' LVichcd the d -1 ! You hit one of my bilos hard .enough to knock a hm Mown," screamed Boggs, wiping the tears out of his eyes. Then why don't you keep your boils out of the way if you don't word for it. After breakfast, Boggs started off for business, walking as slowly and gingerly as a man does on ice; turning the corner of the street, a butcher boy with a basket on his arm ran into him. "Owl owl Cajsarationl I'll kick the head off you!' he roared, catchin hoJd of a fence and glar ing at the boy. About Itiiiott5. THE DEBT TO MOTHER. health. Th-y fay, "nothing hurt me: and so thev stand in drafts, tnd Any young man or woman who is Mothers Five for their clildren, go out into the night air to cool off, and brave enough to attempt self-edit- mate self iacrificcs for them, and man- cat crabs at midnight, ami dolT their cation as a preliminary to entering ifest their tenderness and love so free- flannels in April, ami get their feet wet. NFAjUOMS FOIOBKBOUM. ' i ' " ' - ' C-: at f A AS CX. f polite society, is to bo. admireil. A I ly, that the name Mother i. tne strcct- wcll bred man or woman must be J est in human language. And yet acquainted with the rules and ens- sons, youthful and aged, knovr hui lit toms o society, and there is no way tic cf the anxiety, the nigh's of ulncp- to leain them except from the less and painful solicitude wlr.cu" their But delicate pcoile are thy of peril ! Thcj know that disease las been fin ing for them for twenty years, and keep away from tho hook. No trout can be caught if he-sees tho tliaJjw c f Ou Um anixal vi 1otctt l 11 9 yr AihctUlff bt irccited tVic fi-lWlo'lci MrBntT.N.C, . ar4y, July 21, lsT(T' rZ. 11. Kmc: f" Jr z Cricky ! What's the matter with you? Got the 'Jim-Jams?" yelled study of some manual of etiquette. I mothers have spent over their thought- J the sportsman on tho brook. Thcsa But the person whoso manners 1 less waywardness 'I hose loving hearts 1 people whom crcrybody ci perls to die, I or, and understand tlt you will t tt Chcmkoo Governor DE.vr. Sin I am a. nib man (f ccT- should be formed only on the ruics J go down to their graves with those I live on most tenaciously. We know of to be found in such volumes, would hours of secret agony untold. As the I a young lady who evidently married a be a poor representative of good mother watched by night, or prays in wealthy man of eighty-five years on breeding, for it is the spirit far more the privacy of her closet, she weighs the ground that ho was rcry delicate, than the letter of politeness that well the words which she will address and with reference to ber one-thud, constitutes its charm. If self be to her soc in order to lead him to a But the aged invalid 'U so careful of put out of sight, it requires but lit- manhood of honor and jiccfulncs. his health, u J the young wife is so Don't you get enough to eat?' ask- tic training in mere etiquette to She will not tell him all the griefs and careless of hers, that it U now unccr- ed the boy, chaffingly. I make a well-bred lady or gentle- deadly fears which beset her sjul. tain whether alio will inherit his itore Boggs limped away, promising manand let it always be borne in She warns him with trembling, lest house, or ho will inherit her wedding himself a day's vacation, no matter mind that the truest self-respect is she says overmuch. She tries to riug. Health and longevity depend how busy he n iglit be, to witness always secured when we respect charm him with cherry love while her more upon cantion and iutclligcnt man that boy's execution, hailed a pass- the feelings and rights of others, heart is bleeding. No worthy and iuc- agement of one'a self than npon origi- ing car, and sat down softly, slow-' I Every one of the apparently useless cessful man ever yet knew the breadth I nal physical outfit. Faul'a advice to the boy. "I hope I'll live to sec you hung for that!" exclaimed Boggs, mop ping tho cold perspiration from his forehead. "Don't your clothes fit you? ly and painfully on the hard un cushioned seat. A moment later, a fashionable Miss, with pull-back skirts, and her hair artistically mus rules of society, every conventional observance in life, springs from some social necessity. 'J hey all have a meaning bevond their out- want to get them busted?" replied scd over her forehead, came in, and Tripper, getting mad sassy. "I'll bust the man that busts one of them, if I go to prison for nine- dropping into her seat diagonally, her little noy not to ask twice lor bumped up against his boil, 4 'Chris-topher Co-lumbus ! Why On OFFICE, Nash Street, oVbr IJawkins' Brick Store. L0UIS3URG N. C. II. F. MJr,T.OCIv JR. T. T. MITCHELL. Bullock & Mitchell, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, , Fhanki.ini ok, N. C. Will practice in the courts of the 6th judicial district. Prompt attention given to the cnllco lion of claims. No 50 tf teen thousand years for doing it, said Boggs, hoarsely, treading as softly down the stairs as if he was walking on tacks with his bare feet. 'Good -morning, Mr. Boggs," sjidhis landhvly, coining suddenly upon and brushing against him as he passed tho parlor door. "Ouch! O, Lordy! Hang the thing !' he exclaimed, leaning up against the wall and holding his pants oil' tho tender spot. "-Why, what's the matter?" she asked, with alarm, "Oh! lem'mc 'lone, can't you?" he moaned. . "Arc 'you sick?' she inquired. solicitously, coming fiver to his side can't you sit down like a Christian ? lie exclaimed, squirming and wrig gling around on his seat, till the passengers thought he was going to have a fit. . "Me, sir ?' inquired the young lady, haughtily. "Vr vmi t vnn t YnM inn'nm ' I've got a bile on my leg as big as a bucket, and you flopped yourself down on it ' he replied, passionate- The passengers tittered, the and depth of the great obligation which he is under to the mother who guided his heedless steps at tho time when his character for virtue and pu- rit' was so carrowly balanced agtinst a course of vico and ignominy. Let soup, ine utile leuow asus - 113: th dutiful son do hi utmost to It is just as well for her to reply, smooth his mothca's path-waj, let him. "Because it is net polite to do so." I obey as implicity as he cm her wibhes the sheriff all occupations side sccminsr. A mother teaches obedience to the authority of. a parent. After that has been im pressed on his mind, he will respect l.is mother f tili more for with-hold-iag the reason why it is impolite, until the lesson has been learned. It will lose none of its signilicar.ee by being slowly learned day after young lady frowned, grew red as a day, that this observance originated boiled lobster, and drew away From the Raleigh Sentinel. They claim to be tho great chain The origin of that rule of etiquette and advice, let him omit nothing that pions of popular rights. Is it truo ? need not be taught until he has wUl contridute to her peace, rest, arid Have they any claim to tlia high dis learned the mrst essential thing in i.appiucss, and yet he will part from tiuctiou ? Let us soc, Their first polite education, unquestioning iicr aT the tomb with a debt to her not cUirn to it is doubtl?i based c n the ... a hall! discharged. Asheville July 27. ' I fatT?lf let yon know thai I m a Vance jnip, tjj and most cf tho ncgroe ia this county... arc for too. I want you Xo iufarur the colored people that e arc for Vance and our country, a J not for Settle. Tell then that we an not for apart ncgr and part whits ram, wo want all white, or all blade.. An l wo long for tlo time to com tilo ' yon will fpeak in Murphy.' llnjb it will bo on.: T1 is a great many t wants to bear yow oat ;tioro ti?uw j When joo spoke here, lait aummcr t. food right chipd jourar.d next t'uuo I want to aUnd right before jou, 4 an! was Ycry much pleased. ' Whnon.a iff is appropriate to people in j of the negroes could not quite'trader--ations: "Do thyself no harm.- ttand ycu, T was alf 'ntj'lyt' ilf are all tigui now. - m 43 uave ncaru that yoa will not b here, but I bop , you will. Tha negroes of thin countj haro been fola) by white ncjrortlc; they aro about to get their eyca opo, I think a fpercti from yoii wuoVl make them 11 hunky. .1 hope tUIa letter will ud you, in good health and gain ing pegra rtcs cvrVy day. I tkibV they aro done with the Kvlic.il Irty in this county. I am fir Zeb. B. Vance, lkb Vanco and TilJcn. ... . " Froui ytrar black frk-ni, m Ugckrt 11A5HEY. THE RADICAL PARTI' WHAT IT CLAIMS AND WHAT IT HAS -DONE. Little Toes, In London, a long time ago, I used to knov the nurse of tho Queen's ba- l).;j:i'i nxclliriit. rr'rt'l r rsnn. rlr-in , r . 1 it t.- u this in aocordar.ee with the princii hs and fat and rosy and loving. It might I 1 - nW,,r tn ll.A ,.tSitl thnt tin, nor. 01 cricail llOCFiy disfranchisement of thirty thousand white men in North Carolina, and then, as thoy were pinioned by eighty thous-ud liberated slaves, frciug the Constitution of ISCSdown their throats at tho point of Canby's bayonets. Is TZl o?t I on InwM. m MEADE, ORK & CO. Importers and Dealers in 11 AUDWAltE, CUTLERY AND CARRIAGE MATERIALS, 15 Sycamoro St. trotorsbur, Va It. T. MEADE W. r. Old JUSEeil ABCOLK. Jaisyx x'.i Whitelaw & Crowder, Marble & Stone W OR KS, Corner FayettevUle and Dain Streets. , OPPOSITE THE YARBOROUGH HOUSE; Raleigh. N C. GET Orders Solicited. "3 from him, and Boggs was in hopes that his troubles were at an end, when a meek young man, with a 'Keep away and don't lay your struggling whisker, lavendcr-color- fingcr on me or I'll break even ed necktie, and bashful, timid man thing in this house !" lie cried, des- ners, cn trying to leave the car, perately, motioning her off with was precipitated into his lap. his disengaged hand. "Whoop! Dorm it! Dorm you ! Well, you might be a little more Dorm everybody! I'll massacre ciyilpl think," she. replied, flounc- you" he shouted, grabbing the ing awrfy? to the dinning-room, floundering young man by his pa per collar, jamming his head over the scat, and trying to choke him to death. The meek youth, kicked and gasped, and the conductor separated and bounced them both off thecar. "Wait till these biles get well, and I'll 'lam' you for running usrainst me !" screamed Boggs, shaking his fist at the mild young man. The meek youth made no reply, in that law of health which forbids us to deluge our stomachs with large quantities of fluids before eating solhls. tSa'intr Please. where meeting Jones her first floor boarder, sheid, confidentially; "I just hadvan awlul fright from Mr. Boggs. He" acts just like a man with the hydrophbia. I wish you'd find out what ails him.' Wiicn Boggs limpeoVm, opening the door very wide, and looking around for the softest chair, there was a painful silence for a moment, aiul then Jones asked: "Sprain your ankle, Boggs ?' "No; sprain nothing,' said Mr. out, after trying to pin his bursted Boggs, tartly sitting down as paper collar, hurried away to con- gently as if he was going to hatch suit a lawyer about bringing an Who could help loving fair-haired, bright-eyed little Bonnell ? He is one of those mischievous eight-ycars-olds that one must pet in jpite of one's self. And yet hcis not all mischief, either. Now and hon perhaps was a gcutlcwoinan, and that the Queen's babies had real ladies as nurses. But it was not fo. This royal nurse was but another Pcggotty, as humble in station as the good wo man who was selected to care fur tha sacred welfare of the heir of Dorubcy. One dnv wc congratulated her on Was it for thw that our ancestors humbled King John at Runymede and King (jeorgo at dull ford and York town ? They point with great unction to the homestead clau.se in the ConMitu- ' The attention cf CoaafyCcu rrs Udirecte-1 to toe fjlluwinj it cop ill f the election laws.: Chapter 237 Public Law 1571 -73, changes the taction from the flrt Thardy :n Acguft to Tund sJlcr tht fit Monday hi November. Secretary ot titate to furclfcb regit tia'.ion book a, when wanted, on fli it Monday ol September.. R'giitrar to be selected by tin Cnt Mo-.day of OctoUr. They will reviu tioii and claim that as one of tho great I th existing itgiatration booki between work? of Republicanism. Was there ever such unblushing impudence ? Far from protecting the homesteads of the rxcfllonpo of hor nlapp. .ti i i i I an impoverished people, thev curtaiWd 1 hat it is, indeed, maam, a good I r . r ' place," replied the woman, warmly; 't o good for the likes of m ; and yet," said she, her motherly bosom swelling go then he makes one's eyes open with I and warm tears guthing to the honest eyes, ''it has one great trial I urn not allowed to kiss the children. Being royal ighn esses" and me an irel:ng, I am noth-allowed; and w'en joj love a baby, not to be L-ablc to kiss 'im is ard: but," and here she brightened up considerably, 'I don't mind telling you, ma'am, for I don't think it go any further though h-ordcrs-thcy c;n't prevent me from a kissin' of his little toes.1' N. Y. G'n:jhic. them, and no less a man than Edwin O. Reade, one of the Republican ju. ticcs of our Surpemc Court, is our au thority for the declaration, In tho the fint Tir 8dT, in OctoUr and tb day prececdiog, (iocloding "ir, the 7th of November. Judges of imptrtora of election to be appointed on or kctar the Crt lion day In-OctoVr., . KcturnlBg ofUcera of Senatorial Di tricti compososcd of more tUaa ooe eunty to meet onToeaday. ooa week astonishment, and one's hands up with the exclamation: "What a child !' Bonnell's pa is rather careless about religious matters, and sits down often at the table without thinking of the blessing. "Pa," said the little fellow, the other day. "ma says God made you. Did lie, pa?" "Yes, He made me." "Well, pa, arc you glad He made case of Blount Vi. Chhirc, he who i-i afur Ihe election, at place dtaignated called the trreat homestead lawver cf I in Until' RviaaL Ilotarna waited North Carolina, ays that the home- for till next dy. or,irs. 4 4 Rheumatism, eh ?' inquiretl voked assault, with intent to kill. Jones, after receiving a smile ofap- Boggs was undergoing sucb proval from his hostess. "grinding torments," that he con- "No!' ejaculated Boggs, tersely, eluded to return home and go to "Boots hurt you, hey V question beil, and was limping back when he cd Jones. " stepped on ai orange peci, ana nis "Nocc of your darned business!' left foot shot out from under him nvelnimnd Rotrs. srcttinar amrrT at with a swiftness that made him you "Why, Bonnell, of course I am; what questions you do ask !" The child's mind was evidently action against Boggs for unpro- working out a problem, but he did being interrogated. sick, and lie could feel his very CO UEIER JOB OFFICE. nWn i ova'o i. rnr.snn tor von i Rfnin iiiLwiin norror oi tne inevit V- j luviu o y I - - o-ottinor rnnr lmok un about it. I able crash: then his riirht foot o o j -x - I ' w was only inquiring what was the scooted away in the opposite direc matter vvith you,' said Jones, hotly, tion and he came down on the- "Well, if you must know, I've j pavement with an abruptness and got a howling old bile ncre on this force that will make him shiver to leg, and a couple of double-headed think of it to his d ing da'. old 4SDortcrs' hereabout,' explained 1 An old apple woman helped him Boggs, making a motion to lift his up, picked up his hat, " wiped tha like you, for if He was, wc would coat-tail and point out, the precise j tears from his eyes with her apron. J never get anything more to eat, ennta I ami lot him han"- on to an ash- I auu men eu -"f v - n Thelandlady turnctl quickly away barrel till he could get his breath and commenced talkinsr' to liie ca- and consciousness back, when he Wc have added to our stock a pplen did JOB rilESS. with au tlegaat a ejection of type of the latest styles, aad wc are now prepared to do JOS WORK in the neatest and best manner. 8 you need not send ynr JOB WoK II North, for we will do it iast a wtn and cheap as you can get it else- ady boarder, who had been listen- J lanuiauj on tne srairs, saui: not exactly know what it was. After a pause: 44 Pa, what does uncle Ram ask a blessing at the table for? "I reckon because he wants to." "He says he wants to thank God for his dinner, but I told him that you worked for your dinner and made it. God does not give it to you, does He. pa ?" 4 4 Well, j-cs; I suppose JIc gives me mine too." Bonnell looked up with astonish ment, and then fell to work vigor ously with his knife and fork. Sud denly he asked again: "Pa, docs God want uncle Sam to thank Him ?" 4-Ycs child, I suppose so." More silence. "Pa, I'm mighty glad God is not 4 4 Why, nary, Miss Decollete, the voung crawled home, and meeting his where. LETTER. 1IEA.DS, ENVELOPES, CA.RDS, ing attentively, blushed scarlet; young Tripper roared with laugh ter, and Jones, after wishing the floor would open, the house fall down, or someone shout "Fire!" in the street, .stammered: "Yes yes. No-nevcr mind sh showing us, wcrwc'll take your "Ifvou make me three flaxseed poultice? a foot thick, I'll buy you the prettiest humped-up drc3 in the city when I get well." We will send the Courier and Godey's JUtdtfs Book, with beautiful Oil chromo"Rescuc,,?12 months for Bonnell, what do you mean "I was just thinking. Yon would not gin sister that apple, 'cos . she would not say 'please' and if God is that sort-of way, He never would give us anything more, because we do not thank Him like uncle Sam." Tlio Pitt la oFSiirolj-, There is but one road to happiness and prosperity, for cither individuals or a nation, and that is economy and faith ful persistence ia the legitimate paths of business. The riches that come in an hour generally go in an hour, and do moro harm than good. Hence we call npon all good people to unite in an effort to stay the tide of wild excess. Let a man be frowned upon in society when it is known that he is living be yond his means. Let all roble and true women express their disgust at tho extravagant and indecent display of the followers of fashion. And so shall the nation be saved from the mill-stone that has dragged ether re publics to destruction ; so ahall our young men find a larger and nobler de votion than that of money, and modes ty and dignity thai I not wholly desert American womauhood. ttad law of 18C3 is a curtailment of our former Democratic law. Bitter partisan as Judge Reade is, ,this wa wrung from him by its truth. Champions of civil liberty indeed." W hen under the constitution of 18C8, a govenor of a State could, in a time of profound pcaco organira an army; de clare whole counties in a state of war; iovads the homes of peaceful citizenf ; drag them from the bosom of their families without warraLt, and incarce rate and torture them for weeks at the mercy of an irresponsible soldiery; and then when the people, instead of rising bhenlfs t'lurcikhcrrtlCcatcofelectloa to membri of tho IIoae of Hepresea tatirea wod eaaort whera tb district la EOtco'cpofcd of uioratban O3coao ty, pre vioi i to W Joeaday before tbe third Monday in November, Sheriff ahull also at katt ten dayi befote Ike fit at day of deccmbcr notify all persons Iccted ia tbe county to xattt at tl Court House on tbe first Uooday ia December, , , . , Sheriff or other reftirniDg ofScert of coznty to traoimit to Speaker lions of KtprcaeotatiTe rote for 8ut of tc:i in or before tit third Movdar n November. , .,. SecrtUry o! State, on or before first in their might and crushing these ruth- I Uondiy la October, to fuaiaU Cocaty less brigands to tue earth, appealed to I Ccmmba'onf ra copiea ol so much of ths courts of the country for that pro- I Chapter 32 DallU'i Iter ifal, as reUtea tcctiun which has bcn the right of er- cry man of Saxon blood since our race has had a history, they wero tcld by a partisan court, of which Judge Thomas Settle was a member, tl at a constitu tion of North Carolina was unable to protects its iconic from a tyrannical to eleciions, a amended by Chapter 237, law of 1874 73; alao with Ut ter. ' Chapter 13?, laws ot k 18T3 U ameeded by atrikfo; ttrt the tint TLnrday ia Aguat as tbe day cf elec tion ot tbe officers earned tbrreia, aa well at of 6UW cCctia, cud isarrtlsz governor, backed by that list resort of j Tuesday next a-tcr tbe first Monday all tyrants, the bayonet and tho hoi ittcr. '0b liberty how many crimes arc committed in thy name. There ia always constant sympathy expressed by robust people for thone of slight physical constitution. Wc tLnk the sympathy ought to turn in "Be quiet. Bonnell, yMi do not I the ornoMte 'dimction. It L the ddi- know what you are talking about." catc le t,c raost fearfui The rest of the meal was eaten in .. . , . , rf .. v. . 4. -. , tnn disorders, and ia three cases out of four Vlccce, but that very night at tea ' ... Bonnell's father astonishel bis l ingest, iiiose ot gigantic family by saving "plcaso' to God. ttucture are almost always recklcs of Womasly Yavitt. A lady who died recently maIe a singular re quest on her death-bed. She was nassionatclr fond of dancing, and. hcr death was hastened by an over indulgence in Hint amusement. When hc realized that the was abo'.it to die, she requested that her remains might ijo laul oat on a board instead of in a cotl'in. and that s!io sfiouM be dressed ia her new hall-drcsjcf l!esh-co!orcl iifln, with white Fl:pier3. She nIo ak cl that a fashionable hair-ilnvr should be cinploicl to lrt-w her hair in the latest style. lxrou! ia November. - j U2cera nboK termi weald explrt did tbe lction occar ia August will I o'd over until thcYc iaeceaa?ri to b t leered in November,' qualify. futures ot vote on tia a in end carats to be made to the Chief Jcatice rt Raleigh within thirty daja tlltx thf election, WYOMINO MONTHLY LOTTERY Draws on Ibe 30th of each tarti, Ity actority cl tb Lgt!atore. tt73t CtO In Cb Friaea, 1 CUanre in 3, Tick eta SI earh.'or 10 f-.r 3, leaving $3 t- tt ftedncted from tbe piida alter the trawio j. Foil pirtlcuUra at -fre. Adtrra ' J. it. PATiicn. LtraraieCity, YYyoraU
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