The Franklin Times from Louisburg, North Carolina • Page 2

iub UKAHixijiN iAititt. ins Hovers. OBITUARY." he The following from an exchange la TOR SALE. C3 acres of Varro oictv UtJ The death of Mrs. Catherine Ter lfs Qreetij J.

A. THOMAS. Editor and Proprietor. I oTKAB, i.vu i -v i.i. i Tkw 't r-' r- r.i-, is.

I tl i ij i i- i li'tl 4fMt j'. tj 'Z Mj(i i.M!iVr 'J ts -i IWa fcf a iV tft tf tkW aurfW (um4 la ev a Alt se a-tt i4 fesri ts4 awfl i rk ikh, six M03TTHS. J55ltnc fauttre of some of the movers to have been quite a number rmoers ia town for the new yeari I in laci more tnan asoaL We intend-1 ed EflVillf? them Iflfit. voet hnt a thai ust was not complete on aoooant of moYwe aeciaea to give tnem an- other weekj Below we give the list up to the time of going to press vev. a.

jyiasbOurn and lamiiy I tt rr have taken rooms with Mrs. Mattie I Williams and 'will board -witlr her, Q. AHen is occapying the tell Wilder, on Janoary 2, 1906, moved from our midst one of the old oat on? mruif Itarnlo HtAm1 inhafii. tants of luisburir. Mrs.

Wflder. who was the danghter of Toliver and Ann iJonner Terrell, was corn oep- Itember 1. 1831. about eight miles northwest of Louisburg. in Franklin oounty, at the old homestead conveyed to her great erandfather by grant from George IIl.TOf "England.

OnJier fathere she ia dended one of the oldest and best fami- lies of. Franklin county. 'Her mother sprang from the Bonners, Pennsylra- "tua who years ago came to North Carolina and settled in Bert county. Mm WilrW. AntiVm! Ann.

nouse vacated by them; W. Wad-(from THAKS MOUTHS, Fxidat, January 12, 19C6I tt -a theHenderson voia Aai ana uw arrenton ne i cord, have recently entered new vol- "nines. They are two of our most valued exonanges; and are doing good tV. "iiw towns and counties. I r( I Th report that white and colored A.

I 07U 1 LC fl i rx 2 ii li 1 1 dell has moved to his: new dwelling bought by him from A.C.Hughes, pUrSf 1 OQB vacated by Mr. waaaeu; w. JB. Uooke is occupying the dwelling recenflv nnrchased bv I mm from H. TiBeaaleyand the I 6T 8 vacated by E.

L. Jones: C. E. ry has bought and moved into the I were such as the schools of 0 0 wuYiout were auoweu vu (Johnson and family have taken rooms gether in the various i convict campsl at Mrs. E.

S. Foster's, and E. C. Per- in tne state may not have been as I rtaii MfiAPvAii hnf 4tia omtitiAn ti6ntowrnttyttPjibyMr.John- or 8 Dilo LlUlstvu. llo acr of klltk and oo lUedv Creet.

aid aceeopUud ie cr iu weedt. TissteteolJ.Sbd now Ulog Ulta tff file ptrscre TrssreMocs)e A drsse a at Warrsstos, or iillhslWiH lost. Arurwsrdt at Moak'gt, lad. TertiUrj. Vijtaits A.

Cooat I aDMIKISTWTOR'S ioncL OrUi.i) kUMt; fc41 MIMI atlA (Ulu iMlul I Mti tei44tUrUlWf fmttf7, AH Ftv4 ifraer to 4 araf mm Mttrr. 1K4 JC IL T. t-m lis. T. W.

BKZtTT. AU'f. NOTICE. Br tiriMcfts sesWeC ta- 8srtt Ooert eaa4 vlOoe 4. alford.

el. Mm, I eeail tUeaf, la aS ear of rerarf isoa, mH fU lt aaetioe at tk Oert ftM is ls lea tolafet. 5- O. ie LU klW4 tM4t tow k. a ewtate t4 pfl Ud ta Oftrmm (tm! Un ktp.

Frastlls eoealr. ai s4 ae toili. rVftaaUf si a Is tiso. wt foe Jf. I.

tktmm inm If KtN 13 poW 10 liele a pie poiaw. aeet'e eee CeJ lUr Ut tWaee I BMI polMlsbilittiiul ihttK, 44 oo4 ss4 Wlory sJU, 5a. la UsrrK tla. IWm ss Wm 143 eoW 10 bast ik lst. eoaUiala iklrty (TT) laia jsaaary ik.

w. AG turnout to thing, I riumer Bflg moVl bnolr trt th n. Derman dwallmcr. whil Rp. I ley is occupying his new dwelling on 1 -xuuopnas moyea i ntp one or Mr.

Ford houses over I 1116 "ver J-B- Yarborough is oc eupying the house vacated by Mr. uisnop; j. llul will occupy his dwelling vacated by Mr. Yarborough I i a Tim nniim ihh iar iihtii ih camps are located are taiung steps to I see that the matter is corrected in I the of 1 I vvit ore iu ueiwrounuiuya mau mey i have been for years, the credit" for I vh oh idnA tn- thA Ant mm. azement of the Boards of Countv iTJZt ku-a uu AueawiU OOeDDT tne nminantor.

Ur. A. (i MeMiniwiv. t)o ardi ncr with hi father I arJ U4 fr iqt Wrs4 tK I SAY BOYS I HAVE GOT 'EM Tew Ult Wt CUUtsf drep ai J. P.

au's If ywe waat ieeew steiVUf. 1 relsrssd fro tkt 2 Wre, 4 1 Wef Vt fse tUUlsf Wrwt I mwt dlJ, 4rsr If IHdnlUltiMSijMlteM I and see Tab Is say ttt4 tvlf elk tbl mus. Ceesa Vvye cee ftlyow sad siofle breeste4 rails, ell eJs fee saisll mew. J. P.

WTKJTOIf. 150000000 WsL A BUVT, CeUwv if 1 1 irFTTTTgffTB'F' EAD OF I' of Fasiiion La ii'S 1 1 UU VsfiW4rmlrfi W4VtUl VJ tr fms.t rvslMsera, aa4 wit sJl t-sfr? fl-rrwwe sw lV llsas te saske riel rwsweUrw, ti eK.tti iVmw lik aue-tt eiwavs tnse Wi s. mf we4 WUsw -sms ft veeey 1U rscttwu.Jre, welevw ywsJe4e sw i Wsiu km) 4 mil fcivw UrrUM fU ew Wmtk s4 i 11 frWti rewjs tlsl ailnf A fV tUl U-y vt. wys trs-4 xrtmx JstiUe Ifywe is.e i wa. we w1 essit rw ke tsi wl'-l vws4w tf M.a etl mrt 4f Is rwr nt, vl vH i tl U-t ya.

wa itn: im nsuu U.ea 4-s. at.ff smZT" "of the oounty the past several years. I Ihe present isoard is composed of! five as honest and conscientious men I as the county affords, and the people made no mistake in naming them. Thkkk is an aesthetic side, to the I irood roads movement that is of no r.H,' tmrn tok, htUc toiportance, -What is dreaner, A. il wna.

more aepressmg inan to onve along a country road deep with mud 1 and furrowed by ruts, the Pwonamearag Dusmess oi tandWiiiMnla' in th rod rnH Co and have moved Io a lodkwl trxtsjth mj4 npWn. a4 wbiti af the rttmpeaiBt ol Urx erts ax 3 canitAl. it the bat arerax-ne of lUUkt; a4 etety. ThrtHBKb its Ni(md ywers ol rtkriMMw tt CITIZENS BANKOF HENDERSON bas shoo pxwth ia tmUwais of etrwrC We offer oar tmst srrk alik to tho Ujc T'T roaas wui ieaa 10 ms Eenerai im provement ot tne countryside, ne I cjuigea stores j. j.

irenon nas tax-farmer who drives "to and from I en position with Allen Brothers and SHOES Uttw vi its ti Ui wissv i aii Ws wUJ Ws tUVw arv sHUlUW s4.sw Veve el) Ww ft4e ewfrv)f w. as Vsvit sws rjisf im s4 -w. 4 ia Msatsrtemik, lUiviiil i ay iWl; wsek, fUl t4.se rt 4 feTy lsdaM wsata ws3 tU fm4 lU we Ue -sve ttilltg. CLORKS if(D WRAPS TU vmOw t46 wwry lay wsv tesMMry rv sUtf Uw vi Win iVvsa. wUl wwsw s4 ry Ve wUI fv ya tW tK Wete rwsi townj over.

a spacious, weu-cared-f or road will uncon sciously come to effect correspond- ing improvements in tne manage-1 ment and operation of the farm. i ASSETS Sssa J. B. OWERS, PTMldstL SEVERAL iuuiwuimuw iuwhmis luevijuien nenry Jttowden and Jvred a1, Mam street which he re- purcnasea; j. a Capt.

P. 6. Alston, having sold his piace to Airs. Jered liattle, of Atlan- wno ahready moved in. A.

C. I uugnes ana lamiiy nave moved in town and for the present are board- I ing with Mrs. Mattie Williams. If I we have overlooked any of the I "movers we wul get them later, are as ri i i lIOUOWK vxjoper r-erry nave dis- and M. C.

Pleasants takes Mr. Vk. ferry's place in this firm. As stated before ST P. Boddie and B.

B. Perry mthe.8oreon Manv steeet vacated bT M- u- "easants. J. h. Palmer iu and John VVmtct hnvn ay.

U.X Uooke is with C. T. Stokes, Laither JaokBon (son of J. L. Jack son) has taken a position with Allen isrotners, miss Bessie Jaeocks is cash- for Allen Brothers, J.

D. Hines takes a position with F. N. K. Z.

-Kgerton, Dr. S. P. Burt has moved niSOmCe tO rooms Over P. S.

K. K. Jtucaa are witn Lu if. riicks. INGLESIDE ITEMS.

Mr. Everard Gooke spent Sunday withJli8aailt Mr8' P' Cooke- Smithwick, of Louisburg, paid way. Mrs. Henry Macon and daughter. Miss Mary Bell, and Master Daniel Pou Smithwick, of Loaisbnrg, Bpent Sunday in Ingleride.

I nrmnnri fAnri to ah hto ment at Trinity Sanday afternoon, Quite a crowd assembled to hear idmp Mrs. Geoe'; Manning and little danghter, Elisabeth, have returned to toek lume after a visit of two 5- M86" Lu7 Wet Ballaroyand Hugh Eger- I retnrnea to naieign Saturday i I in Italeigh this week, and the meet-1 ing was largely attended. It was unanimously decided to begin at once' the erection of the Msnonin Temple in Ral'eieh. and the commit- tee wm irivftn nil nowr nuba all I MILLINERY Horses and Muies If rs vs rt kKwitt sf Wt f4 -m4 ss sa ywe aJ UtHr ud, 4 yv win Mr Is fM il Is is rf7 ltM Cs.lt IW ttsl wff a-s silk On as rt4t JUST RECEIVED. l.

rm. ii -1 our little village a flying visit last contracts. The following grand of- Tuesday. fioers were elected: Mies Hallie Cooke has returned af- Francis, D. Wmston, Windsor, ter spendiag a few days with Miss Jrand Master.

Beeeie Blacknall. S. M. Gattia, Hillsboro, Depttty Mr. Thurston Allen and Miss Pat-Urand Master.

tie Manning spent Sunday with R. N. Ilackett, North Wilkesboro, friends in InglesWe. -Senwr Grand Warden. Mrs.

N. D. Foster, of Matthews W. C. McKoy, WUmington, Jun- eonnty, is visiting her sisters, lor Grand Warden.

Misses Lucy and Laura Macon. Tr3 I-01. Mr. Werter Hayes and Miss Lucy t. Wiggins spent Saturday and Sun-John C.

Drewry, Raleigh, Grand dayiththe Misses Colhns in Ridgt- Bidgc K. R. Z. EGEBTO.T too trr: In reality, the mother of a family is the hardest worked draJe la world. She ia the only animal thst nevftx-rtsts.

-The bear baa a long winter nap, the cow indulges in a qu hour of daily cod-chewing, the hore is tamed cut pasture, and the man baa nit aouiay out ins mother is a vivid iUostraUon of perpetual motion, wrta one aaty and someuxnes two lor every moment of the day. and per haps without the ideal of herself to ive ur to, the rose of motherhooi into which to slhv while the world ookj wonhipially on, she would have become extinct like the dodo long years ago. School Apportionment. At a nvMtliur of the Board of Xdca tioa held Uoodar, Jaasarv 1st, ihe fc4 lowis apportioajiMet of the tobll scnool rand was bims lor 19CC: DUNKS TOWXSHIP. Warm Oouoaab No.

1 Pearce Alford Fine Bid(c Pilot JOMt Boom imoo ioaoo 19X00 sea oo 110.00 sco.oo 80.00 a 4 5 0 60.00 80.00 HARRIS Towssnrp. No. 1 Math Rock 13X00. NX 00 ciiftoa'a laaoo oaoo Strickland' I 130.00 80.60 4 Rork Sprint 130 00 5 Rile' 13000 YOUNGS YILX.E TOWNSHIP. No.

1 UtrMr'i Graded School Oak Loral Oak. Gray Tharrlnrtoo TUt Rock 120.00 380.00 120.00 110.00 1J0.00 130.00 moo 100.00 4 0 a PO.00 80.00 00.00 FRANKLINTOX TOWNSHIP. No, 1 Graded School M0 00 S3Q.00 3 Pope'i 130.00 85.00 Mt. OliTt 130.00 85.00 4 Wilder 8A.00 5 M1tchior'i lii.00 34000 0 XatesTllle 130.00 00 IIAYESVILLE TOWNSHIP. No.

1 IiaUnc Rock 110.00 00 00 3 Winn's 120.00 140 00 8 Epsom 1SS.00 00 4 WhiUker't 100.00 40.00 SANDY CREEK TOWNSHIP. No. Vt. Zlon Moolton Ingleaide Kearney's Alston Mountain 340.00 110.00 330.00 130.00 110.00 130 00 HO.OO WOO 00.00 HO. CO oo 85.00 GOLD MINEJTOWNSHIP.

Centre Till 140.00 Wood't WO. 00 Sandy Creek 3 WOO Pearce 130.00 No. 1 3 aoo CEDAR ROCK TOWNSHIP No. 1 Justice 130.00 K00 3 Bab Rock 130.00 M.00 Academy 3SO.00 8i 00 4 Red Bud ISO. 00 6 Dickens 300.00 CYPRESS CREEk-TUW5mr7 No.

1 3 3 GatesTille Gay he leu 120 00 liO.00 moo as. oo KJX LOUISBURG TOWSHIP. No. 1 Graded School S60.00 430.00 IfapleTiUe SOaOO 15a.UJ 8 Hickory Rock 0 00 83 00 130 00 M00 ft Prospect 12a 00 MOO Total amount apportioned I12.no 00 The per capita for each child of chool age in toe coaoty SI 44. By order of the Board.

Geo 8. Bakbb, Chairman. R. B. Whit a.

Secretary. Annual Meeting. The annual meeting of the stock holders, and board of dirertori of the Farmers Merchants Bank wQl bm held in their office on Main strt, on Iborsday, January 18th, 15XS, prompuy at 4 o'clock p. ra All stockholders and directors are re quested to be present at that boor. Very respectfully, T.

W. Watsox, Cashier. uo to r. o. K.

Alien's aad look at their silk mo (Hers end baod i 1 tercuKMs jou won worry over Xmas presents. FOR SALE. One Remlogtoo typewriter for sale 1. ii. Coots, All the latest designs io tyegi ana spectacles, aod complicated lenses aaown to science can be had or Dr.

Harks. Consultation Free. Looteburg Hotel. Lamp, oil stoves nd L. P.

Ulcks'. oil heaters at If yon want spectacle or eye glasses that are accurately fitted to your eye and not have to pay fancy price, consult Dr. Marks at the parlors of Loulsbunr IioteJ. If yon hare jrood frames aod your lenses don't soit, you can hare tbetn changed, consult Dr. Marks.

f. ts. k. K. alien hare beet line siix nandkercbiefs aod mofflers for a mas.

I LOST. A double ease allrsr watch, steel cnain, no book, between 8andy Creek thnrsh and Burn stt'a store A reasonable reward will he paid tor iu astir sr to W. IJL Bcdb -CsntrsTllle, N. C. NEW BAKBEK SHOP.

At J. 8. Lancaster! Hotel. We ere ready, to serrs ont customer. Axjtom Taxsoxo.

FOR -RENT. VA Kood one-li)iie fatnyeontee. tent to nine months school at Ma- tleTllle AeademYralsa a t.Varu farm to let out en halves, apply to fiutcot, N. public Aucncm: DealraUs Horns la lis 0a Friday, Febratry 2nd. 180fl, I will offer for salt to th hiffhsit bidder for eash tay.

"boos DlaeeM bear Hock fiprlDjfa. church la Har ris township, eoataioiczO acres On the place Is a gooi. dwelllo and necesjary outhoo.ee,. At the satae tin will te soli, hoass-hold and kitchen faroitare. bur gles, wafons, ecm, fee! Jer, ebucis and a lot cf (itzzIz? utacsili.

G. W. FORD SON. Tcmrs mmi F. a mi cm onmura 1 IniiLuwi will hi? iv a4i APPY rra year lmsburg oSered a half century ago.

Her father rented a house in town which he used for the purpose of ed ucatinir his children himself with oar himself with part of the familv remaining "on the farm. Aboutl859 she-was married to STLZ0: Motth aha IitaH in liuiuhnra ah bt.a w. Mnt.n Linteiligent reader of the Bible, though sne aw not Deoome a member of church till rather late in lifa. It was in 1880 in a great reviyal that con tinned five or six weeks she joined the Louisburg Baptist church, and was baptized in the Tar river by the woman of orderly walk and lofty i UnWh Her home was her kingdom, and it was her home life that her virtues shone most Nearly. Having the Scriptural ornament of a meek and quiet spirit she was pre-eminently keeper at home, in self forgetfulneea, always concerned with the interests, and for the welfare of those about tt ner.

ner ia8l words were ezpree- gions of solicitude for the comfort those who were watchinir at her bed CJ side. Thus she manifested a life habit in her death our town sustains great loss, but the influenoes of her gentle life, like the fragrance of flow era long after the vase has been bro- Un will Krr tk.t dead vet speaketh. She survived by six children, Mr. T. B.

Wilder, Capt. W. T. Wil der, Mrs. J.

8. TomKnson, Mr. S. Wilder, Miss Annie Wilder and Mrs K. A.

Bobbitt, to whom she leaves the rich heritacre of a eood nm which is rather to be chosen than great riches, the nriceless heritace io I oharnrtr tnor onf I- vUfS su-y. Christlika. The funeral held from the Baptist church was conducted by the writer assisted by Rev. W. B.

Morton, former pastor, and the interment was in the Cemetery. 1 he bereaved have the svmDathv 01 the entire community in their sor row. H. H. FROM STALLINGS.

lf T7i jus editor: having seen any news in your paper from our lit tle town in quite awhile I will ven ture to write you something of what is Happening in our pan ot tne world We have been having some very pleasant weather, still a number of our people are suffering with severe colds. There has been plenty of fun in this city since the Xmas holidays came ana tne young people have had a jolly time of it All regretted to the new year come, for it brought work and school days which all iazy ones dread. Some of oW'young people gave an" oyster supper last riday night for the benefit of the Cedar Rock Bap tist church. Quite a large crowd at- tenaea. Our school at the Academy opened Monday after a holiday of a few weeks.

The teachers, Mr. E. L. Best and sister, Miss Mary, are fine teachers, and are well liked around the "Hock." Miss Mary has a class in music i Tis, reported that some girls down here wear wigs and some others will order some soon. One of our charming young ladies is looking for two "dudes" from the Burg to call tomorrow night Hope ue win not oe iooiea.

The neighbors were delighted last luesday to see Mr. Charlie Gattis moving into Mr. E. S. Green's house near the church.

Mr. Gattis is clever, christian gentleman, and liked and respected by all. The writer takes pleasure in welcoming him ana ms lamiiy among us. The Sunday School at Cedar Rv is doing finely. We re-organised last una ay.

several new teachers wr elected. Mr. Jim Fulghum was elect ed "Mr." Tias. (jratti8 as assistant Mr- Hayman and iwife, of Colunv uux, ia viniuug airs. riayman par- ena, ana juts, ism uean.

1 Miss Xa "Jones spent thehoUdava wim ner uome people. The following young ladies came home from." the Oxford School to spend Xmassi' Misses Annie Stones Wirta Glasgow and Mabel i Stalling, Mas liuie Glasgow rtturnedf to her school in. Nash eountyonliast Miss Pattie Stalling! has returned fronx arvisit to Rocky Mounts Elm CJty andi Scotland Neckvi -Sheiwas A 'J V' 1 wuuiuaiueu uy uer tne no. aim da Steptoe, whoV.wiU spend wwu wrta ner. Mr7 Willie Parrish and sister.

Miss due, spent the holidays with friends in Benderson. 1--' 3 i i. may write again. ft CiiAKirnro Brtiix. i Stalling Jai 91906.

Children are fteI sent to-iichodl and they come home and complain that their eyes hurt then thev can't study any length of time, their eyes water and tbey are nervous. Such children need spectacles. Yon can have jour children's eyes examined to ms mt rra no I itl a tVw rUtud va VA mi We wish all ef ear very Happy sad spending tiie holidays with YOUR PATRONAGE 1 Cordial Invitation I to oaJl Lo kw xaca bt 5 cnrarjJ 2 C. 1aAU 5 BODDIE PERRY. SS Hrai nurtntnusnsinnmus mi eta mi un una dHon IOCS wm vsry kijkly appreeUUd aod ws sieaply wish to say te the ct aiof of this yr thai we eelklt a oatla-osace ef tke sssie'dariDff Yeors vsry telr.

GRIFFIN 6c oeuretary. HAPPENINGS. Here, Yonder And EYeryhere. The monthly salaries of rural mail earners in North Carolina, nowjag- gregrate $64,808, an increase of near- ly during the past Jrear! A few days ago the barn of Sheriff Cozart," of Granville oounty, was burned with its contents a large quantity of feed, five horses, some wagons, fanning implements, a 111 Vvi Tr- iwu jjxonuay inormng in eiga rrom iocs jaw, wnicn resulted from in juries, mfiicted by the r7r uajra. if The shiDmeni of hollv and mid.

toe from the eastern counties to the Xorth Just prior to Christmas has be- come an important indusdry. estimated that $100,000 was realized by people in Wayne, Sampson, Dup, lin and other counties in the 80 days prior to Christmas front the shipments of holly and mistletoe. J-Vf H. Hood, a well known young man of Ilaleign, and a woman known by the name of Violet Page, committed suicide together, in the city last Sunday by taking laudanum. When discoved they were lying" together in bed, the woman dead and the man gasping his last "breath.

Hood was of a good family, and left awife rnd two small children; He was a dojw" nena. Trib ite of Loyo. the seconi of January, nine- teen hundred and the hand of an all-wise Providence; Our oaioved brother, Ueorge Perry, raemDer -01 the Bible Union at Maple Springs chnreh. was called from earth to his eternal reward. We trust in Him who so suddenly euaea me career 01 tnis vaioed young hie.

Therefore be it fs Reeolred, 1. That we bow in hum ble submission to the Divine will of Hun who Is too wise to err and 7 too mercuni to do nnaina. 2. That we hereby ezpress our sorrow lit grief which our Bible Un ion oas suHiianea joy tne oeatn 01 our brotber. 1 8.

1 hat we extend our heartfelt A.i it m. jrmpaiuj 10 ine oereavea parents and rolativ0s and point them to that Ltprnai City "not made with hands; their loved one is awaTTn thena. 4th. That a coot of these rasnln tlons be sent to the sorrowing family, a copy be spread upon the min. tites of our Union, and copies sent to ine BAxxxur 'I nos and Progress lor publication, Miss Henvix Pkelx.

G. 1 West, -E. L. EEsf, Committee." P. H.

K. Allen's line augers and handkerchiefs. of petreta sad Ms4 a Prapro Yr. BEA8LEY. fled est a Btw wlu frftl EXTEUD a ts tier.

I wtct a r- Cocks. wi ti i3 BYWTHII(J KBW I Year, Heat Store, Hen) Goods. I their parenter Mr. and Mrs. B.

Mttet at I their homes two of our teachers. Mr. A. M. Jones and Miss Ora Wins- 1 ton mnrned ew-Tear's day, schoo JSZg.Z- on last Friday ight by Miss Bessie Blacknall, complimentary to her cousin, Miss Beckwith, ot Peters- Durg.

-a numoer ot onr young peo ple aixenaea. Resolutions of Bespeet. The Louisburg Rises, Company Third North Carolina National Guard, realizing their loss in the death of their Comrade, George otncKiana, on ueeember the 5s3rd 1905 desire to express their appre ciaaon of tus worth andassociation in the followmg. Resolved -1 st- That in his 4eatb the com pany lost a valuable member whose Htrention to duty evidenced those qualities which made him an excel lent soldier." zjxd. That the company extends to his bereaved family and reslatives 11s mosi sincere aympatny.

3kd. That a codv of these resoln tions be sent to the Feasklut Tores add the Franklin Progress, for publi cation, ana to tne tamuy of the de ceased jr A- F. Johssox. H. Baxk8, -f Committee.

taaniii rum's JLHurh Remedy the' yf pKt yy Ia mt oploiva r.bvin -r rtn's Coarh Betnedy Is the best, f.sr roMt," nr airs, vors wutn ot niiu. Call torols. Tbsre Is aot doubt atx nt itm h. tag tae No other win sere a cold so qtueaiyr is so sore a pre ut 01 Dueunnnia. rtn otnmr la an ptaMant sad take.

These are roou reasons should be preferred to aar etier. Ths fact is that few pec Els art satlafied'wlth soy other after sriar ooes oed this wmedf. i Foe sale 07 anurguts. COaiNQ. Coming to, Washinffton's PhnM uauery.a new lme of citwit' n9 The rlejiUs la rihsw Tsar nn Mil tV viiuu iw ss4 spwuvtnns si 4oa.

la sxteodloff the grtUejrs o( tk seasea dUs with fcT trisads and palreoi Happy axd ProrpereQi tUw T. tvj es4 far ,4 tt uwi uv uu sastw- e4 a wsjisx wrf7wtUlyse Wa raa erywe. wHJ 4nUs le ks iVe fs3 lis, eoksi kse, Otlpvrnee a4 rtn.aVl ftawe ae itltiewe lx.xr -V I ALSO H' on and all vtr cordial la viUilie rati a see at er ua n.ll a lew oa imdq ob iirtu tat io your trads Ibis year, and will gnaraoUe la give sails fa-c a ry riipsctrally, 1 C. T. STOKES.

P. 8. I tart wltb ts D. F. trp-To-DATS foldera.

I free at the parlors of Loolsbnrg ilo- i r- cf blafrleni. (Ues.) Uxsaiarr Pxasci..