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Governor at Faankllnton.
Quite a Urge crowd was out to
bear Governor W. W. Kitchen speak
here last Tuesday evening. The
Governor was at his beet and delivered
one of the best speeches evei
heard here. He was introduced by
Supt. R. B. White in a short speechi
The Governor first paid hie compliments
to the character of the Republican
party in North Carolina,
stating that lie was making a very
broad assertion, but that if any member
of that party were put 'on the
witness stand he would be bound to
admit that the party was not respectable.
lie next attacked the record
ot the party. He said that a Republican
seeking office would never
boast of the record the Republican
party had made in North Carolina,
but always promised to do better than
his predecessors. The Governor
said that the Republican party was
made up ot dissatisfied Democrats in
North Carolina and Federal office
holders; that Marion Butler and
Morebcad were Democrats just a
few years back and that t hjs old
friend and college mate Cooley, who
claimed to be an independent Democrat,
was the only man in North Carolina
who believed it today, saying
that two years hence he would be a
full fledged Republican. ' He next
shovyed the public institutions of the
State had flourished under the Democratic
administration and gone
backward under Republican. Hie
attack on the tariff was excellent,
lie then asked whv this insurcrent
movement inifae-North and?Wast ?
Tbis, he said, meant that they were
waking up and would not be fooled
again by the waving of the bloody
ehirt and the question "if they would
let this old Southern Democratic
party who tried tc break the .Union
again come into power." This, he
said did not put anything into their
pockets. Governor Kitchen said
that he believed with Butler and
Mdrehead, that there should he two
parties in North Carolina?the Democratic
for the good and the Repttbli-'
can for the bad. The Governor was
followed in a short speech by State
Treasurer Ben Lacy.
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cents, 50 ce its and $1. pir c\n.
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LAND SALE.
By virtue of an order the Superior
jOurt of Franklin County, made in the
ipecial proceeding, entitled, "Cayy
Wright, J. W right, et als vs. flallie
P.WflVht," 1 will on Saturday, the
!9th day if October, 1910 expose to
isle at public auction ih the town of
Eranklinton, North Carolina, the two
racts or parcels of lanjl described as
'ollows: \ I
. The J. K. Wright mill site and pond '
ituated in asad County jot Franklin and
Ie8cribed as follows: beginning at u
take on the ftlge of tile pon-i, a corner
>f 8-No. 2 and INo. 5 in it he division of
ho Wright laid; thence aiound the
loud, N. 7<1 degrees W 12 poles to a
line; thence N |5 degrees W 14 poles,
? links to a state anp a pine stump;
hence X 76 W l\pole?, 11 links to _n
itake; thence 20 1-4 degrees W 10 roles I
0 a stake; thencAS 86 1-2 degrees W !
1 poles, 10 links \o /the centre of a j
iranch on thenorlh| side of a path;
hence N 51 degree* E 5 poles, 21 links
0 a stake: thenceu 16 degrees \V 121
roles, N 22 1-2 degrees 1-1 13 poles, 10 j
inks to a persimmwi tree near the head j
>f the pond; thenc?9 1-4 degrees W 0
joles, 10 links to pi- centre of a branch
>f running water;blfcnce S 24 1-4 detrees
E 221-2 poles lo a stake; thence
5 69 1-4 degrees fc 4l poles, 22 links;
hence N 74 degrees E 12 poles, 18 links
:o the centre of / a auUv at a small
rending cedar; miencil b 91-4 degrees E
1 poles, 6 links to a pike pointer, thence
3 44 1-4 degrees F. 6 Aden, 11 links tea
itake; thenco K 88 141 degrees E 20
loles to a statfe; thenwe S 20 degrees
E .8 poles to a stake mist beyond the
lam ; thence p 7 1-4 degrees E 9 poles,
' units 10 siuKiana willow pointers
>n the soatn .side on the chanael;
hence S 23 ~t2 decrees 1W 6 poles to a
take and Ane.pointers on the hill;
hence N 83 1-4 degrees!W 15 {>?tes
7 links to the beginnirb, containing
even and jhree-fourths V7 3-4) acres.
2 The J fee. Wright gm lot together
vith all axtures and appertenances
hereto belonging. The laid gin lot
teing situate just across oie FrsnAilin
bounty line and in liranyflle County,
itatc of North Carolina, aid bounded
is fellows: Beginning at.tie oentreof
heTarbofoana Hillsboyo riad marked
ly a stakp on the west sidetin Blac'lall's
line; thence n 88 degrees w 10
>oles, 9 Inks to a stake inTklacknaH's
ine; thence 8 2 degrees w lb poles to
stake; phence s 88 degrees 21 1-2
ides tolthe centre of the roan; thonce
long the road n 46 degrees wU5 pries,
links to the beginning, containing
ine acre. , \
3 The Morton Mill tract situated in
'ranklinton Township, Franklin couny,
adjoining the lands of W. L. Mc hee,
A N. House, I. H. Kearney, J.
1. Sanperlin and others, containing
D 1-2 teres more or less and fully ?!ecribedlin
deed from A. J. Morton to
. K. If right recorded in book 152,
lage 1?0, TV-glstrv of Franklin County.
The J terms of said ,sale are
ne-thpd cash and the balance payable
welva months from date of*"sale with
ateregt thereon at 6 percent.
This the 26th day of September, 1910
? R. B. White. Commissioner.
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