The Franklin Times from Louisburg, North Carolina • Page 3

HIE FRANKLIN TIMES. A CARD. C0FFIK3. CASKETS. GRAND SPRING OPENING HOLLINGSWORTH BROS, fattress faijaiactiirers The Raleigh papers all unite in complimenting in.

the highest terms the rendered by the Raleigh Dramatic Club. Especially do they compliment little Miss Patsy Smith, as "Little Nellie, a waif of the ocean" for the manner in which she acquits herself, besides others we have not space to mention. Remember that this drama will be presented in Louisburg next Tuesday night at the Opera House. Seats on sale at Thomas' drug store. Admission 50 and 75 cents.

Cotton Seed Oil Mill. A number of our prominent citizens met on yesterday and organized a Cotton Town Convention. In obedience to the call of Mayor Tar-borough a. large number of citizens of Louisburg assembled in the Court House on Friday night last for the pur-pose of nominating a candidate for Mayor and four Commissioners, to be voted for at the approaching May election. i Mayor Yarborough called the meeting to order and requested Geo.

5. Baker to act "as temporary Chairman. W. K. A.

Williams was on motion elected temporary Secretary. Upon motion the temporary organization was made permanent, and the Chairman announced that nominations for Mayor were in order, whereupon Dr. O. Ellis placed the name of W. H.

Ruffin before the convention. H. Yarborough, the xres- Ege vions' This Week, AND DEALERS FURNITURE, We manufacture the most of the them at unusually low prices for this Every deparlmenl fllied with tho choicest good obUlntbla at the Lowest Prices possible. An unsurpassed dieplaj of maie to oraer on snort notice any kind of mattress you might want. Ready to wear Tilor-Made Eaton aalta $3.00 to $13.00.

Beparate Skirts 50 cents to 15.00. Bilk' 8hirt Waist in Taljetas, Plaida and LaceEtTects at $3.00 to $5 00. The eilks from which these waiata are made wonld actually cost more than we hare then priced. JI5.C3. These wheels are almost aa good We are offering a special lot of glove sold at the price.

While others are talking higher are showing a frail line of Lawns, gaudies, Check Muslins, India last season's prices. Our Job Counters are overrun amine the many cheap things exhibited on our 5 Cent Counter. Oar Hoe of Rocking Chairt aa well aa oar Furniture deserve your ral Inspection. We have Just received some new ones, very dainty. earefal We are showing all the latest in Foot wear for Ladieand Children.

Oxford Ties from 75 cents to $2.50 for Ladiea, BOcenU to $1.50 for Children and the best makes. Ziegler, Plant and the IL C. ONE ORGAN. An Almost New, Secondlland Oran, 18 stops, for sale at a bargali Goodman's. We call special attention to cents, worth 20, 25 and SO cents.

Our stock is too varied to name every department. Come to see ns and we will convince yon that oar gooda and prices cannot be COFFINS AND. CASKETS. We carry a fall and complete stock, and if you can't fiod hat you want elsewhere, at the right price, then come to see us. We sell goods cheap and sell a heap, that is why we sell so many goods this time or the year.

Oor prices in ail oar departments are very Inviting. HOLLINGSWORTH BROS. excelled. F. N.

CLOCKS. sro'Tic A. THOMAS Editor and Proprietor rr, i FitDir, Apbil 27, 1900. INDEX TO NEW ADVEETISEMEJfTS. W.

H. Raffia A card. W. H. Yarborongh, 3 A card.

Dr. S. B.Nye, Oculist Coming, TAB DROPS. Middling cotton 9 7-16. The waiter who will not take a "tip" is not a typical waiter.

The recent' rains caused the river to get on quite a "swell." From notice elsewhere it will be Been that Dr. S. B. Nye', the noted ocnlist. will be in Lonisbarg on Saturday, May 5th.

Let everybody attend the play to be rendered next' Tuesday night by amateurs from Raleigh, An enjoyable time is j-jj; Beg-in ning May 1st the stores and business houses of Louisburg will close every evening at 7:30 o'clock until September i Mrs. O. P. Gupton, a highly respected died at the residence of her husband, in: Gold Mine township, on Taesday of jast week. The young ladies from the College and a number of ladies of the town the jconrt room with their presence week.

of the interior of W. G. Thomas' jdrug store has been greatly improved recently by the addition of new fixtures 'Sndja fresh coat of paint, Parties position to supply cypress, cedar of, juniper poles wilf do well to read tha notice of F. C. Topleman, Gen'l Supt of Henderson Telephone in this issue.

Read the announcement of the Louisburg Jca Co. elsewhere jn this issue. 'Tbeirj depot is in the new hotel building, next door to Meadows Hotel and in charge of Mr. W. T.

Sledge. i No goo'd citizen will throw any obstacles in the way of a proper enforcement of the laws especially the sanitary laws of a community, and if a bad citizen attempts to do he should be taught a lesson. The time is approaching for school commencements and Messrs. Dobbin Ferrall, at Tuckers store, Raleigh, advertise in this issue necessary requisites consisting of alt kinds of white stuff for dresses, Read the1 advertisement of F. R.

Pleasants, druggist, elsewhere in this issue. He is now in more commodious and convenient quarters Ford building on Nash street and will be glad to have all his friends and customers call. The short comings of our local page this weet are due to the absence of the editor. A gf eat portion of his time for the past several days being spent at the bedside of his father, Mr. E.

B.Thomas, who is seriously ill at his home in Raleigh. jjj The drama, 'Fisherman's Luck," has been played to crowded houses in Raleigh, DurLam aad Henderson, and is to be repeated la jRaleigh by request. Remember that it will be presented in Louisburg next Tuesday night and do not fail to be present. Spaaish Soap, which is claimed to be purely vegetable and free from grease, is attracting right much attention now. W.

G.I Rackley has accepted the agency for these soaps in Louisburg, and it is worth your while to call at his store and see what a wonderful product Spanish Root Soap is. The jseason of the year has arrived when every lot in town should be properly cleaned, and kept so all through the spring and summer. It is to be hoped that the sanitary committee will do its IruhL Dury this year, and spare neither time, moaey nor persons in eniorcmg me law to the letter. And gentlemen, let ns urge you to staet ih timb. We were shown by Postmaster Barrow one day this week an nnique little device for carrying stamps in tire pocket without danger of their getting "stuck" together which has always proved such an annoyance heretofore.

The stamps are arranged in book form, convenient for the vest pocket and in almost any number desired. No extra charge is made. "Fisherman's Luck," by amateurs from Raleigh, will be rendered on Tuesday. 1st of May, at Opera House; in Louisburg, for the benefit of the Episcopal church. Round" trip tickets for one and one-third fare will be sold from all stations on Raleigh and Gaston Railroad.

Special train! will run from Louisburg to Franklinton after the play to accommodate persons dec iring to return at night, hi There came very near being a serious runaway on Yesterday evening. Mr. Furgurson had been out driving with a young lady and on returning stopped at the residence of the lady and assisted her from the buggybut just as he attempted to get back in theuggy the horse started: suddenly off and got away before he could get control of the reins. The horse ran from beyond the Academy grove down Main street taming up Court at Clifton's corner when some one succeeded in stopping the animal. Fortunately no one was hurt The baggy was slightly damaged.

At Kittrellj on Tuesday of this week, Mr. H. 8. Furman, of Franklinton, to Miss Mary Green, daughter of the late W. W.

Green, of this county. The Timbs extends hearty congratulations. i. Postoffice Robbed. J.

Safe crackers broke into the postofi ce at Youngsville, in this bounty, on To is-day morning about two o'clock, and blew open the safe of the postmaster. About $275. in money, was taken by the robbers, who succeeded in making their escape. I r' Ihivj Superior Court i The entire week has been passed in the trial of the civil cases on the calendar and good progress has been made in the disposal of cases. At this writing (Thursday morning) the case of Hughes Roberts vs.

Branch bankers, of Wilson, N. is being argned before the ary. This case has excited considerable interest by reason of the large sum of money involved, and the verdict of the jary is awaited with interest. Later. The jury verdict was in favor pr the defendant.

I am not content to accept the' Compliment paid me by my fellow-cititena of the. town of Louisburg in the primary convention on last Friday night without making a public acknowlegment of my appreciation and gratitude. Whetherthe renomination given me was intended as a testimonial of approval by the community of the manner in which I -bave discharged the duties of the Mayoralty during the past three years, or whether, as I am inclined to believe, it was dae rather to the partiality and kindness of my friends. I am equally grateful. would be affectation to say that I did not desire a renomination or that I was' in, different to the action of the convention.

I value beyond estimation the friendship and confidence of my fellow-citizens and every fresh token thereof is a new inspiration to I trust that during my next term. I may do nothing to forfeit either, and I assure the people of Louisburg that, so far as I am able, I will administer tha office in which they have continued me, for the best interests of the town both moral and Very respectfully, W. II Yabborocg.ii, Jr. Don't forget to go to the Opera House Tuesday night. May 1st." "Fisherman's Luck," by Raleigh amateurs.

Benefit of Episcopal church. IMPORTANT NOTICE." The Democratic Executive Com-miitee of Franklin county is hereby called to meet in Louisburg, on Monday, May 7th. The following com pose the committee: W. H. Williams, Dr.

R. P. Floyd, J. D. Tharrington, Jenaduji C.

Wir-ston, R. B. White, W. D. Spruill, J.

H. Cooke, R. S. Foster, P. A.

Davis, H. D. Egerton, L. N. Williams, Boone, T.

W. Davi, W. H. Yarborongh, C. W.

Roberts, W. N. Fuller. efi. As business of importance is to come before the committee I desire to have member present.

W. H.Yarborough, Chairman. For Sale Chap For Cash. A high grade Bicycle made by the Cleveland WestBeld. Frame fitted with best grade of Cleveland 'wheels, double tires, with rim strengthened with aluminum and best quality of chain.

Appearance and running condition excellent-. Wm, H. BuEFFur, Louisburg, N. C. Peanuts for Sale.

A lot of fine Peanuts for sale. N. N. Edwabds. SPECIALS.

Seeley's Hard Rubber and Elastic Trusses ai me ajcockb UTUg uo. Early Pjse Seed Potatoes at Aycocke Attention Todnu Ladies. Call to see oor nice line of writing paperw all tU latest styles. King Clifton -Choice Clover tieed at Aycocke Drujr Co. Nice and beautiful line of Gentlemen's buits and Hosiery at King Clifton.

New Goods coming in every day at King A Clifton's. Garden Seed, all varieties at Aycocke Seed Oats White Spring, Bust Proof and Black Winter Oats at King Clifton's. Bran. ShinsfnfT. Cottnn iWH Hnll.

PlaV Peas, Pratt's Food is the best thing for your cows: ooid Dy utcss s. Allen. Bed. Clover Seed at King ft Clifton's. "We have a few joints of 24 Inch Terra Cotta veil inning mat we want to sell; Hicks Allen.

All Kinds of Garden Seed at King 4 Clifton's. 4.6 and 12 inch Sewer Pipe. Hicks Allen. Over stock in Plant Bed Cloth at King St Clifton's. Calicoes, Percales, Piques, Marsailles, In dia Linen, Lines at King Wton s.

After Dinner -alted Peannts, Peanut gpong, borgtinm at King Clifton s. Car load of No. 1 Timothy Hay just re. ueivtu jviDg ol uurcon 8, Cotton Seed Ilnlls for sale by Hicks A Allen. We have the best stock of Canned Goods we have ever had.

Best Quality. Hicks 4 Allen. Dynamite and Caps, Blasting Powder, Single and Double Taper Fuse. Hick A Aliens. Bobbitts Chill Pills are the Cost less than any other chill and fever remedy, and they are guaranteed to cure, or your money back.

Price 25 cents per bottle. Druggists. If you want good butter go to King Clifton's for it. They always keep a fresh supply of the best made by Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs.

Sam Person. Mrs. Joe Strickland. Mrs. Wheeler, W.

Seymore, MisaMeta Cannadv and others. DOBBIN FERRALL At TUCKER'S STORE' Raleigh, K. Necessary Requisites for School 'CommencementsT WHITE STUFFS FOR DRESSES. 72 inch Paris Muslins 35, 40, 45, ijfV RO ftS QK ni. i ir 8-4 French Organdies 35, 40, 45, 50.

60, 65, 75, 85 and 1.00. "50 inch French Lawns 35, 45, 50, 69 and 75 cents a yard. 48 inch Persian Lawns 20, 25, 30 35. 40 and 45 cents a vard. 31 inch Real Swiss Muslins 10, 12tf ana 10 cents a yard.

40 inch Real Swiss Mnslinn 9.V ar 35 and 40 cents a yard. men Keal Swiss Muslins 50 cents a yard. 60 inch Real wiss Mnplina R.I nnrl 75 cents a yard. ACCESSORIES. Ribbons for Sashes, Belts anJ Scarfs, Chiffons, Monselins de Saie Liberty Silks, -Laces, Edgings, Puffings.

Gloves. Ilandkpivhipf i -Wi5tx Tans, Patent Leather Sandals and uxiorus, and every other necessary requisite. SneciJ Dricea mAria uhpn large orders are given. FERRALL. The One Day Cold Cure.

For cold in the head and sore throat use Ker-mott's Chocolates laxative Quioiae, the Oat Cay Cold I have just returned from the TO OUR PATB05S ASD FRIENDS COFFINS, Mattreas wa ind eT.r season of the year. Hi I Bi J21C3. new, for rent or sale. TRUNKS. lino of Departments.

(rands of fertilisers, tlx: 4 I Two Horse Wagons' -YARBORO CO TnninnTHir I i 1 II o'wc oi uooas consisitDg oi Seed Oil Mill.the capital stock, to be 000, with theprivilege of increasing to $100,000. A charter will be applied for at once, and we learn that J. P. Timber-lake is to be President, and Dr. W.

'H. Nicholson Secretary and Treasurer. We will give the names of the stockholders and full particulars next week. Good Sermon on Advertlsiuff Under the heading oa ted. the Crpse (la.) Times gives its local merchants a sound talking to on the subi-ct of their publicity.

"It seems that a number of tnese gentry have recently been seduced from the plain path of virtue br certain glib "trading check" promoters, who ostensibly propose to boom the trades. men's business, but who really served chiefly their own ends. Roseate proa pects were painted for their customers' delectation, but one leading merchant after due trial of the 'scheme, figured that he had by it. All of which leads the Times to remark: "The Times datdrpa tn hit -j IDOfie DUSinnfiA men ounrrht ho a iron 81-nt, futile schemes for. advertising, and to those who are sq ready; to give an ad.

to any and all sorts of trmpor.iry program, pamphlet or poster enWpris-s for which they are solicited. Gutl-men, plant your advertisements iQ th newspapers, where they may be referred to every week. Wake a jf-arlr contract j. iiu iue fuirorn, sua tt-Jl the public through their columns eyery week aboot the special articles suited to the reason and service that you have to fl-II It will not coat you per yea and you will not Kay at the end of the year, as those Of VOH h) i.nt"l chootc lui Ik.l vt i -i it a-d not add one dollar to your r- ics newspapers are the business friends any town ean have. oiiai wouiq fresco nave oaen to day, if there had been no papers printed here? What sort of eratit business men to seek every other avenue 1 l.

i a i iu wuicu 10 aaverti8e, ana ignore their best friends? "There is no business in the town that promotes its financial importance so much in cmtnitrtna rnnfrihnHnno oo Yn w. b. Ifc .1 I local preas. If there is any public or private eucerpnse projected, the very first thing done is to rush off to the printing office, and get a few, free localu into the papers; paid help, bought paper, ink, type and machinery, paid for rent, fuel and light to do all this gratuitous work for every society, religious, social and benevolent, in the community, many of the persons granted repeated favors of this class by editors will give every penny's worth of their advertising to some scheme that never benefitted them or the community one iota. Is this fair? Is it business?" DR.

S. B. NYE. The', Best Known Oculist" in the State is Comiuff. Dr.

Nye, the Oculist, Optician and Refractionist, wishes to inform his friends that he will ftsrain visit, T.nni. burg, Saturday, May oth; and re-- uiam nve aays, to give tnose the opportunity to have their eyes examined and fitted with glasses, which missed on hia previous visit last October. Examination of the eyes free. Very respectfully, S. 13.

Nye, At Meadows' Hotel. a To the citizens of Louisburg: I did not attend the recent Town Convention for good reasons which I need not mention here, but I am told that I was put in nomination for the office ol Mayor. I was not a candidate and had declined to have mv name put before the Convention. While I am profoundly irrateful for the hearty support given me by numerous friends, and feel a deep interest in the welfare of our community, I wish it to be distinntlv nmlpntnrrl that my ambitions have never led, ana ao not now lead me to aspire to any office. Very respectfully.

Wm. II. Ruffix. Strayed. Ah Iron Gray Mare left my farm on last Sunday evening.

Marked by slip in one ea Any information as to her whereabouts will be thankfully received by me. T. P. Deauk, N. C.

Notice. Dr. D. T. Smith wink will ha aura from his office from the 9th to the 15th of May, in attendance upon the State Dental Societv.

which mpota nt' (1 boro. and on bis annual visit to Thomas- viile Urphanage. ICE, ICE, ICE. We herewith announce to our patrons that we have opened an Ice Depot in the pew 1 Hotel Building next d60r to Meadows Hotel, in Pleasants' old drug store, where W. T.

Sledge, who is again in charge for us this season, will fill nil nrdws promptly. We now have a good suppiy oi ice on nana and another car Manufactured Ice exp.cted soon from the Kaleis-h Factorv whnso agent we are at this point. Leave oraei-s at once ana secure beet attention, Louisbubo Ice Co. No Cure No Pay That is the wav ft.ll di-ncrerista aoll Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for Chills and Malaria. It is simply Iron and Qniniue in a taHteless form.

Children love it. Adults prefer it to bitter nauseating tonics. Price 50 certs. A profile photograph is merely a sideshow. Jpfc jfecr iftr A Vr TQcjgk: jgk Jfc LAWRENCE'S LIVER PILLS.

Cure Constipation and Billioasness. Cents. ROGERS' FAMOUS CHILL TONIC. TaaMess and Guaranteed to Cure Chills atfd Fever, or money refunded. Price 50 Cents.

For sale bv AYCOCKE DRUS Louibbubo, N. C. Manufactured by the Apex, N. C. ent encumbent, was pat in nomination by A.

Thomas. Upon motion it was agreed that each voter when he went up to vote for Mayor should at the same time: vote his choice for four commis Ballot boxes were provided and the names -were called from the regis tration book. The contest was very spirited, but good feeling seemed to pre vail, and the first ballot resulted as fol I i For Mayor W. H. Yarborough.

133. W. Ruffin 74. i For Commissioners j. M.

Allen 130. P. A. Reayis 126, R. G.

Hart 121, G. Ford; C. B. Cheatham 87, Bailey 86, Dr. S.

P. Bart82, R. Z. Eger- ton 80. The Chairman declared Major Yar borough and the four named receiving the highest number of votes for commis sioners, as the nominees of the conven tion, The convention then adjourned.

The election will take place next Tues day. Grand ary Report The Grand Jury of Franklin Superior Court, April term, 1900, make the following report to Hon. E. W. Timberlake, Judge presiding: Having carefully ex amined the jail of the county beg leave to report it conditions as follows: jWe find the prisoners satisfactorily provided for and the sanitary conditions not very good.

We recommend that two more cells be added in order to, make necessary room for the prisoners; Also the removal of the four cells that are next to the wall in order that the prisoner? may haze plenty of ventilation, We rec'ommend that the top of Court House be (repaired and the plastering over head be taken off, as it is now pot safe. We recommend ceiling instead of plastering; We have also examined the County Home for the Aged and Infirm by a com mittee of four and beg to submit the following report: Two windows, three lights, twelve chairs; are needed. The sanitary-condition and health of inmates com paratively good. The premises are in good shape, necessary repairing of build ings now being effected. i Ben, G.

Kino, Foreman. Grand Jury. i Dr. A. B.

Hawkins is in town. i J. Allen spent last Saturday and Sunday in Raleigh. Miss Helen jWinston, of Youngsville, is visiting at Mr, J. A.

Thomas'. Mr. Wm. Bailey returned one day this week from a visit to Raleigh. Mr.

W. G. Thomas, and daughter. Miss Massie, returned yesterday from Raleigh. Hon.

H. G. Connor, of Wilson, and Mr. R. T.

Gray, of Raleigh, attended court this week, 1 H. 'L. Thomas left one day this week for Raleigh to with his father who continues very ill. I Messrs. R.

Hart and Turner returned Tuesday from an "extended" visit to Harnett county i Glad to meet bur young friend, Alex. M. Harrison, in town this week. He is now traveling in Arkansas. Miss Mary.

Williams, of Warrenton, one of the recent visitors 'to Louisburg, left Monday for Henderson. -Mr. Thomas Washington, of Wilson, was town this week in the interest of the recently, established cigarette factory of that place. Messrs. W.

E. Warren, J. Hales and S. Hi Anderson, of Wilson, were here this week to testify in the case of Hughes Roberta vs. Branch Co.

Mrs. C. M. Cooke returned Tuesday from Raleigh, where she had been to accompany her son Wilbur home. He has been sick with malaria fever at the A.

M. College. Mr- Leslie Allen, of the A. M. College, accompanied his.

schoolmate1, Mr. Wilbur Cooke, on his trip home, on Tuesday, and returned to Raleigh on Wednesday. i i t'entreyille 'Items. Ma. Editor: Thinking you would like to hear from "Gold Mine," the banner township of the county, I write a few items: i The; young people had quite a pleasant picnic over; in Warren; near here, Easter, among those who attended from our "burg" were Mr Edgar Bryan and sister, Misses; Sue and Lolie Alston, the latter two maidens unmatched in manners and fn face.

Skilled in each art and crowned with every grace they reported quite a pleasant time. I Our Centreville String Band is now in full blast, land better music is hard to find. I The saw milling industry of our town is growing; the two mills operated by Messrs G. A. W.

Alston, are turning out some good work. The bad wet weather has retarded farm work around I here, bat we hope for a bountiful harvest yet, The Centreyilla Supply Co. carry a nice line of goods and are selling them to suit the times, i More 1 D. NOTICE. The undersigned will receive bids for Cedar, Juniper or Cypress not less than 25 feet lonj? and 6 inches in diameter at the small end, peeled and delivered along country roads between Louisburg and: Spring Hope.

Bidders will specify number of poles they can furnish and earliest date of delivery. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. C. Toepleman, General Henderson, NfC. Dry Goods Notions, Dress Goods, Wash and White Goods increased that we have li 00r tich will enable ua to gire better prices and accommodations thsn we Lit.

ever done in all the latest styles. My line of Wash Goods, Laces and all-over Embroidries surpasses any line I have ever had before. Iu Millinery I am simply up-to-date in price and style. A beautiful line of $1.25 KJd glojes for $1.00 the best prices and getting advances, we Domestic, White and Figured Or- Linon, WelU, at even leea than with Don't fall to ex oar Floor Matting at 15, 20 and 23 It. Z.

EGERTON. Northern market where I booht Millinery, J. M. BURROWS. Burrows, LOOK OUT TAI PAYEES All thoee persons In Louisburg who have failed to pay their town taxes ore notified that unless the same Is paid within the next lew days, I will be forced to the of advertising their property for sale according to law.

This is positively the last sot-ice that will be given and I hope all will come forward at encennd settle, and thereby save trouble and expense. D.cniGn, Tax Collector. Curs Cold In Mead. Krrmotl-i CHotr.lir UN Mrv touke and q.iK nit cuiJ ta U4 ai SHOES AND SLIPPERS. CLOTHING for Men Boys and Children.

HATS in Black, Pearl and Straw for Men, Boys and Children. Also my 10 Cent Counter which is full of Bargaina. All of my stock is marked at old prices. Prices have advanced on all kinds of gooda, but I am going to sell my spring stock at the same price I sold at one year ago except Bleaching, that is tome higher. Many, many thanks for past patronage and hoping to have a liberal share in the future, I am yours anxious to please, W.

G. RACKLEY, LODISBCRG, N. C. We have now on hand a full Goods ii) all We are selliog our old reliable H. C.

TAYLOR. Taylor Patapsco, Acme, Orinoco, National, PROPRIETORS LOUISBURG B1M Al WAGON SHOPS. Buggies and Wagons Made to Order. Repairing of all kinds Painting to suit every one. Blacksmithingof every description and, Ilorso Shoeing.

We also Repair Furniture and Musical Instrument anything you can't get done elsewhere, bring it to us, we do a variety of work andean give you better "and nicer work than any shop iu Franklin county at prices you can afford to pay. Come to see ns once and you will come again. Youra to serve, TAYLOR BURROWS. Owl Brand, Farmers Friend. Charlotte Special i i 0 All of which we sell for COTTON OR MONEY paTahle in the Fall.

In connection with above we are prepared to farniih sarplits of all kinds, We sell the Celebrated Piedmont One and run From Barred Plymouth Recks, AT.I1.00PER 8ETTING, Half Price to Home Purchasers when Not to be Shipped. W. G. THOMAS, Louise l'rq, N. with harness for same.

Come toeee'us lefors jca esle yosr mentsfortle year. Thanking onr friends for put pstroLsge, We are very rtspectf ally, THE GREEN.