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The Fraiiklin Times
' , J ames A. ThiJmas. Editor'& Prop'r
vi Friday, - Aoust 5, 187.
th Let those wh6s6 motitvisi :No.
v ' Cotnpi raise with wrong," reacltho
, ' following form the Counsel. Grove
Guard: V Pennsylvania's -higi
y :y- ' censaw seeins to e working vrou
'"'5CSC4derltela lhat state It;, ap
'v Ci'l - ' i -Yrv: thprft-nnd -.the -Stato
liquor Jeague is supposed to be in &
A dying condition. We always had
j faith in the high license system for
regulating the; Jiquor.ttafabut nev-
o r t h e i finest residences j and
finest and handsomest churchfs,
there ' are -J women and, childreT
who are starving for bread and who
are dally forced into .paths of -vice
jy reason of poverty jandL sufferibg.
To tiese the religion which; rears
places and "cathedrals, and ' Buffer's
God's poor to. die in squalid homes
from,wan t, it is gilded mockery .
Judas once made bold Mo remark
that- certain ofntmmi jmight hWye;
been sold for three hundred pence
and the money given to the ' poor,
and lie' was rebuked for it. Our
motive is, ho vvever different from
liW..
this.
, f-The churches ought jto 'be made
attractive, but the question wo sug
Wo now hare the Baptist Year I w?rmly .denounccrt. e jua-a irom
nJr f' icD7 KfA "mnA k.rAar I nme nnniiitjons that ho is another
vvn v f v w w imw v w w a
the figures; Methodists in the Uni
ted State, 3,990,81U Baptists. 2,-
.921.653; exces : of JlethodUta oyer
Baptitls, l,0C9,t53. An examination
Of the Methodist Year Book will hdw
'that the MethodUt figures are , too
low by 331,852, making the real v ex.
cess of Mcthodi'U over 1 Baptists in
the United States, ' .1 ,401,1 10. " The
isorretf;-flgurp a of the Methodist
strength, according to. the Year Book,,
which ia the beat authoritv. is 4.
322,763. Richmond Advocate. "-' .
eid we expect it to; bring .about
such At., nrnftwioft "of. benefits as' X
i:L'r--w rPcf is whether thev-oifxht. to bd. fe oegaauia practice oi meaicm
r 'S-; X;;- .i;,.L 'SSA 'l A worrisJ baeftos necole uut j
tini next to com- iA'ria:,Bnffini' nnor. ' confidence in him AnAi novc :
I;
:-fv It. wiil be odr time next to com
plaiu f 'tho North 'in their treat t
ment Of their jgrt;lpe'ih'eynB.
They ciy dowa tho South ; because
V0hU tiieyj will y: nonio : of U in
their cuurcnes,. tneaircs, noiei or
hathinc nlaccs. Thov don't care to-'
take 'tli'ii doso that they; wfsh o cram
do oux throats Bat the latest, if
; the neglect of the; suffering poor.-
i.
Oaght PrankUn County Par-
: r-h- mers to suena tue &u
llollj Eneampmentf
. TWO WAYS OF REGARDING :
the doctor. , f-f-f.
JL physician oft large txpetienca r re-
marRea the other day that when he
begaatha practice Of mdicie he was
jo little
lie was
troubled - becaose they , truatod -hi
'judgment to tapllcitlj:...' ;
Hb aecmed , to tninx mat 10 m
thought Infallible- wa ft more .fcur
r ?Hl' isaaie t'aan to have one's failibili-.
ty empliaiixea as inruayoungei; oajB.
C,blo w Win Trillins' to bcloul - MS
own nest. lie brings charges ag;int
the Southern people muth in the Ca
ble vein; We quote tha following
irom the able State, that is. Denjo
cratic an 4 YirRinlan. It sayat v
'. , ''Mr. Blair attributes the backward
ness of the South to the condition of
-the negro, for whxb be holda'llio
whiVa of the South largely repoosi
ble. He concedes the lo'.itical free
dom of the colored people in Virginia
and North Carolina, but he draws a
aever ' indictment; rgMnst oher.
Southern States for the abridgement
of th political and ciril righta of the
colored ieople. -Now,.what ia t? b
: the solution of this -problem? : Mr.
Blair has offered a aoluoo which la
without doubt tha mwt ,ol Jectionable
W ihite3 that could be . offered, one
thaf they vrill re ject by au" overwhelm
ing majority, by a well-nigh unani
moua vote. It is that .of mixed
schools a system that would be in
eufl'arable to the whiter, that is not
demanded generally by, the colored
people, and that would be injurious
.alike to both races.' For . the social
character f both ; chnrchea and
school la so deetlv roottd in each
that onoe remove, the jbarriv1,8..- that.
te races ia eiwwrsuuev-
n uecweca fcrormcer
. i v ,-, I liuli v,tMJA-J .- - ... - II.. . ... . . . .
: M-BCjPITOB. rr -Vi.ifvlt TT now rRconirea the .limitations t :nw H!v1.1a n
puoAViordjtO Eoy brother farmers i'-f encBoatoa AdVeriisVJ fcrVaUnaio
;cambmen'andiFarmIStute!
IW osu-Eiaiaa I niaed. as it ia rooojmiscd cerUiulT in
iwKai.nft II.1 I I aome of tha ftoiithrn Ktate?. 'in Vlr-
c u panicuiar wuere uie coiorea
would od fortvdctotrib3rqrfanS
polored people. ' "The political quaJi-
OUR STATt- COXTEMPOBA-
: RIES. . . -.
Welo not -'believe the Tiational
government has Rny Uitng to do with
education "in the States. It will lar
tiiaU money for the schools; then -it
-will dictate what books shall be ued;
then it wdl not be a generation .ha"
fore Southern yontha and madams
will believe that their ancestor were
a race of villains No ca.tUwai aid to
schools for us,' if jou pleaae. Clin
ton Caucasian. . ; - .
r Qo ipcliacd to look on a few f
the leading PP"rs in the larger cilea
aa iiaviDg In their employ the moat
'of the talent engaged id- Ilia ' calling
'in the Stale; hut to him who sees the
,the exchanges, it ia aatonlahing4 haw
much ability, , how much learning,
knd the Una wntlng.lhe people ol this
State get, through the columns of the
local papers. To read the' papera of
the State enhance one' love and ad
miration of Uorth Carolina; and aaci
and every paper publiahed ; tbrocgh- ,
pot the State ia a power exerted ( to-
wanli tha nnbuUuinj or the taaUnsJ
oloVrts the tl aW '-tJflVrf1 ay
trtimW-but tlWnewtpapt'? rtSfc
S
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ORB:
i . '
mm
II.
'For a Neighborlidod to have Extra
.FiixeXIilQli Cows. -
-1 1; il i.
1 I w41I U r (ichaar far drv"etUi
BWtrep la go." Hta raad.inothf r,MJ
-"1
ilharutJanb Ut list ti reported t
1 ;":'
''" - ' -
si Ohio, the noise r and confusion ere- I ther pjrofeealons are tnreatesied fy I 2,214 miles,'
v ated Dy the dancing a real, old-I outside foureea antagonistic td their J So far fifteen mJlet pt the Roanoke
' time Virelnla reel, so affected the I interest they combine for protec- I paid Tar Elver BaDroad tave been
nerves ana tempers pr some, mat a i tion, but'the farmers
V wwdUectedan4placed dyna- isolaled and unprotected
' - inltft imder the house and blew it i tbe world
LflJ Cheer .--GoldAboro Arua, . ;
Every child oust a laara.
lit' borne or achool, tome clear-cut
i ode of morala and aoma d.sila y-
white. 7 z:y :r
. i can we raoae zooa .xaa
4 h'T
tCT4 fct m Breeiy aa the
But an nrorx-yaitinn to runora barri
era that plainly and properly dfioe 1 women t -Withcc .these the vcrJd la
taa two races will not be tolerated' I bound la crow worae: without that a
:;'." - .--4;' ' un uSomeof theeolored folks were 1
.- . t - ' vcT'-'4 xuio io nomuiai fV : " I
1
"Id!
Ayr
yy'--;
bsDihGr. f-Perhaps thoy wish him
tut5i?w.jsw; saw
- ; eee,thaLsomecrf tbejLSOHlJ- 1
ltemocrata - from the State of
1 rrvi .i -!. i. . I ...... . j - . ' .
are the :.ofitllaU from
pelaas te Ikrenmnln -; r 1 f wt'l r-; abort -work I f"Z!lYZ&-: ir O
Han aaysin Prow- l .Ay7 I P UwawU to taxing d race I txtu the tobicc V: ;1" CTla
-counsel ,is; thtfl iwi.wiwa.www I ia accia or cfcnrcncf .:or-ia' aoeui f i-TbtLfii bi tla c V r-S K
in the multitude of BqcXinshanvePga Jt .SaneMa-1 Wfc .itwonUdeatroj . any pepulaa t t,Ah- f. i-vc . vl2
is safety. . At MUjokwcoMt elegit lla 4ri .01 earning la, the , Sonh; 1 IJRr.T:...
.ir.t - . . i ii wonia mainierrate anv cnurcn and 1 wiw .. v- --
I
iy 4 it TMr liGra1 Al3raT . roll Taa
'lMaam-" I aol.l La 1. M. '. t (rtr-, r,i .k.
iraa iurft atirtiag 1 the Uat hinot l rlxk in IVanLl u vrruMy. Hi, tuihtrx
IfconJ TIoviu" mu ly wo toC. it. Ck for n4 L . feM iniikrij-lrorv
imbrUkc(or (79 Hit ai:r1 clf, urU tl''a" I rV?t fc. V.tT.fcUr!k A
Mea o(bia mrrrfa ha fr sojr .aaiKto try C, It. fke, E..W. Tibfrfk. Dr. K. tf.
oatrr and oUitr. lor ht ty bir rr pf V-?aJjJr fr Ihtr
r- -1 thtakit wiUpiiTA.7 nfihbrhoo4 lotloh ia ad U.tn;J rc!i,iV Ui
atk. Jle jj not at all trab!mrr tqbf him m iai'-is1,,'.tt.ihr 4tUt
Itj reajoa far aeljlcr tatkst I kT Vtol Y ki c1t-, aa L ,r.V- t , ! JJ
attiajUgyiKrt iitK, rrik f roo y-iur'V- erjw oa hi ato. I r . t f Hira. 1
Miavi0 r- 2r h ri-i-tyi-i
I ni w Tr-r-.-j, - tieprt rally , - ., v . . ' j ' f
1
i
I
lAiwioruitiMiu ia jrracTiin. tall and aklf Ui.L''
W9.
1 i
tremendous
( An
eyL l:
IN
. . . .
PRI
r tinllflO
h-NowtheWfae
erbs: Where ;no
'people fall: but.
counsellors there
Holly next , Mr
bth, thej?elMe3Polt;tmie of j
pounseliors, aha ilis to be Jioped
j -This bringing together of the Ul-1
lets of the sou m a ; yearly reuniotv
i n
1ST
-4
- , w t '.
ejfAtWWUBuagwm I deairer It in Ua Tend.', and 1fc would
lYaldga. Railroad baa garejatfQi prop j send any family of social rank to Cot
brtyn,jyjUKm anAjriU bnjl a-jt-tcaijjoittpreae
thereojUic.7 f i iH Lr.
Larga nuabara of freight-' cart, are
being constructed for tha Atlantic and
entry there to remain, that would in
trodooe ihe negro 'element! V In.' the;
North the eentimehtal gush and aVm
pathttic palaver are all meant for1 the '
outh. .ThejSoath mu t.do tto. iaO
mo wealthy fkruvrt hat a gona bo
re the tnaglatraUs and - a worn that
they jhul4 not fOTtx&.'iibeic -JKjya,'
Juai4to ge.lhem IptOJike ralonaaton
ries... Our vocnz tcople.'CW isa-
. - " t'"0fl": .;i;f:;in-"U
a
yfwy,: H -.i?rw,--ii, as ia ftntidnatfld whsra thaw1 An r BC(IO'Kl aumuoana owa, noisoam mwsroo uascaau wiLnoujjaoraim an-wipov.T
T?lV; play thaoetiftheir toiUronf feClaJtli5a, if1? ff01 tMi l make war, upon ood laws and ordat.
i;yy ? f?teVS Srd3i-the .ttory, oabv!raI UdaayVai;fot u. we. .wifi.. Sna Uwaaton,
ftWypr ti: f-A?!!' ;Uo4ifaXtearo -.t. - w - andoTery city must have a. .nay of
jnairciass oi Kicisers'unu xnose oi
I
rovff xdeaaantaod ,Trofitablar) to all'
waitteod J3eeidesi afters eeavi
' J,-" " - ' I dnn'nF iinvamlltlnn lahnr. anil cnaj I
dnagiye.us.idlJhe!emceSiBW1
Hhe South,, ha growls buseje
; - , 4 :, - - r '. , fiQiwithstandinjj growlers on both
'r'y - aides of the line, the President nur-
siies the even-tenor of his way and
ijives to' the South Ttho recognition
i:
my
','1 le."
" wfiich! she deserv and; which ifaUiU
; - ical administiations for a" quarter
V of a century have denied her.v
: ; And for this reason among oth-
' ers, the people
miring and
. miibUnoss exerted : in their behalf
and-Vnaking : thin ngfi?:flV'rtiat
few days of recreation. ; They ' will
act as a tonic and - may save him a
medical bill. 1 What a delightful
episode in his monotonous" life.will
this Jbincampment pel , A.two nun-
q rea xn i les . i me by rail , ana tne
several days of lent life -under the'!
iatod to Spring Hope, in Nash oonn-
j, sometwentyvo tailea from Ral
eigh: cTrain'- uo w run to pn ng
f mi.-' JI w.-. t. i i . i J 1 ; -1. i I
informed'that the.'tcon tract ' for " the
building of the Clarksrille and Oxford
Bailroadhaa been awir Jtd ' aiid : the
cjontractor obligated-to hate the1 cars
Jo-e
9
we
.reading oaks of MWJIolly,with OafotdibyiIieoember,'
such refieshments for the inner and ".Ay,S. .T;..
t a. a a. t jm ; i '
; ; . i i ri iiiiif iiiHii tin i ihiw nna aaa-Hiiiiaa
,lu""5:"a iuuiwub i .how tO SUDDlVi -rt? n rV '"' h
t Uost of all, thanks - especially - te 1 -
Mr. iJ. T, Patrick and 'MajWiri-TT
ics I t
rmaiooKS.iUL.4xuioesa' 1
rallwaisaroin; bourse' of .cot-'
with Taxbbro ns an bbjec-
vo poiut'-One k w from J Ilamiltoh!
othcrirom1 Williamston. '" Grad-
omuu wwieira. are,pracucaDiy i :; "r'ir'.r: 4 i , on tbe'formfer-iaairif; , i1voi.
. . . . . i loi who luuriiu iiiLF liwiii ,. 'uiiuiaiiuiif . i -i m ' n -wjj
aisrenominAUonaiide.ee. has tieea placed at flvedollars: a onJ-Itfa intimaloa by -the'-Tarboro
.uofWH :.s :-f'::r'"- "rate so low-as t6brli-fe this nleasant Knii tiier Lhk. tirW -1 f V
extended to Wilaou:- to connect
the Short Cull '1 f,i v '
- i . We do hod jexjlect 'alt 'the bffices, jouriiey within the reach of almost ex
-'yy howlvoruch iwe"'want them but every tarmer ;iri-th5 county. - Cer- wit
IrViiulf knrt feVw'. those who have beenhon- T
t!aSiM; saai or delegate should Trtot 'fail to
i Ilt "-t: 'noyir' no . attend: In faqt if ; the Agricultu-
t A DANGEKOUS MOVE.
AYUmipgtoa Star.., A r v
t Some startling .things happen.; For
in 3ancc, -there .aij white: men.vin
miMMfWii Whii.t.i J not able to. see the.impwpneU't of
. .v.--- :.-cia, wnicor aia v-jttoj o.tneet .our;-full.' I .iney ricniy- aeserve oar smcerest 1 u5er W njwmg racea in hcjioo put
;ayiruuai,ou, put asiong as ne treats
;y. xxxta 1 indifference to bur
North, no South,lut only one eom- ril -uopartment the -railroads and
v moa couhtrvi :fiy- '.-v -vJ newspapers, thes chosen speakers'
. BrethPTAn; . rtin a?.a we locai of management,.
. r :'r-n I r w v ."r.,vX-i so generously
o jHjneci-ne may nave done some this gathering
yyr-ryy"
't t -.'A i'.
thanks, Will it riot JC be inapprecia-' I lh?y actually favor a aclieme to brbag
tionjot ttieir efforts to . help. us and 1 this about: But Georgia does, not
vvvtoisamuig uegrau lug seen
aiisi(wnien wouia make him.
I'V'a--.---
i inp.nn ta allv. thin, nnd thn I j o-t I a .
?n-f ests,4f;we stay away ? rItemeni- W : ,r"r
s the J Deri farmers, that at Uils ..grand In- Ik" w -rAV.;
iirt i stitute s-ou will have the Drivilese 1 ,nene for a, teacher to.teach a 0white
''."'"t"
-T-:' y
f PresWoht;of thNorth' aloheVa
- as iong as he gives us AiMhpneet,
. ecbBomlcal, and clean adniinistra-,
tiorljie nien of theSoutn will sus-
tain him, and if hewants to be re-
' nominated . nnd, re-elected. " thev
wittndo: their part ; tlmthalf.
K "We think there"' can bo'-nn mltl
j take absout.thi bocauaeA - the people
io ouuui wans a courageous and
s honest nan.Jfcnd 'thov irnnw - Waf
I a Cleveland they. have, found s the
::aanaiaon AdFaneeiii fcf
;lxasjad1nf thirty; years; nd;:-those
f. U v i; ; few,gT6wler8 in the South who ate
disappointed because: they, failed t
; oaca, are not given a mo-
- V , aaents thought, Lei them snort-
4ctRh willearejy eeBe4iSLj
t-:w..n:-;EXTRAVIGANT-!
nyy y r; see it staled that .the EpiM
P!onteiCTTlileuiBlu
' . v.-
ny raillionvand'
y a question of Utne . We sun-
'?'it
a
thed
it jsj
win follo w the examnfa ant' .
w havneyervbeia able to do-
cide.5ar churches or Individ
uuaian:TOciencesjl Hut sure
i ly munificent calbedralaandstate;
l )y n'sideuces looKYry -inapproDril"
y teV..w.4ea eeh lalconiiictidilt with5
the : sufieririg and tayidibnf?hicf
: 1 a n mail v'cesVl te wroa nil'tivom V V '4
of attending free of tuition a three
days school ln which, .you will be
led as never before, appreciate
tne aignuy ot the farmers calling
and to ' realize, the all Important
need f of co-operation as the best
means of a verting those cjvIIs that
at this time especially seem to be
threatening us. Of course. lt Is not
claimed." that co-ODera tionH alone
will drop a, fortune in our laps ,not
at all.' - But if by nniting with.:
others in the! snmejeallint wo are
jStinaulated ifto rteihdJct?1
wiser, economv.a hiafrart9riMn
liotj Ir-ving jnnchbeair
I n At!AM I . A
tarms, then will wacavwCra tS
rejoice ioas we aid not t persist 1 in
our former course of isolation and
lnaiCerence :'Xo- wis ' combina
tions. vThesethlngs are worthy cf
tuougnv yA, y ;,;-: A.A.nr
.-v j !! 'i i a . ...u.. ...
At the Democratic coaYCi'tlc3L
ISeld; aV Cleveland Ohio, ca Jdy
21st :. the., following i oot&lsotlcss
ejre'..niaeict'-or. goverccri ThcssH
48 fism7m&
F . ." B f...1t . .,2 L. J. 1 , v . a "
hd superior court, longii!rnr,'Lt?.
Crflcidrr7sdn55;f sh6rt term.
;Virgil Kelleyj state auditor, Emil
Jiitsewetter. The platform heartl-
a cf
C3ey eland, calls for a Jcdidczj t&
doijtl.ih.'(ffes
9iiand! thaSTiHe 'fiulli liadi La
tat actual ; aetUexa, and- such
only as.ara cltirens of the "United
States, oxpressoa sympathy'; with
rodkud in her ho s ef ule struggle,
child in a colored school oV.vv ;vers
world stands let the school o'e sepafi
ate. It is beat for both races! Only
t'e greatest evlli could ariie from the-
intermlngUng of the races in schools!
Tao white man of the South will ner-
r airroa to ba tkxad nnn tdni n' 'itn'tl-
tain-mixed school The hkvi
4ljr atriten to elevkUX 124 negW nr
al!ftoaaait'tyi:le'rULX'
Tf L era Opoiad; If ,VC ;edjc
tional crts do nil ciaia ti" ciute
this caesUcn. cf mlxod schocla ia tbs
eostidi r;;L!: t; ll 3 1 i to 3;
fcr" T mmmw w - aw
' at ta . . m - '
u.crxj c.1
lie scLoolx, tnd
'lJut ashltemen"ai,e growiiijrHLci1 ef
IH .UE2X0EIA1I.;
Tttl afee) In Jraa oa the aight of the
ISth. of Jaly,' 1&X7,' Mrs. Audi Griffiu,
ifo of Mr. J. B. Griffis, - aged 71 ' years.'
"fLife'a duty done, a ; sinks, the day,
Ligbt from its load the spirit Siea-".J7 ,:
'J bus a kind friend bu passed from oir
,iaidst,and it ia with sad hearts
bow intabmisiiioa to God's will; , jet
'saoaiB Mt sa those without bopo, but
can say truly "The Jjordhiuh called ills
own.". . ,'K ,; u ;'; v o i -''
' She was Vooniiettnt tsewber of the
Episcopal ChorchfaiUifal , aad pntinng
ia her d alien aa.j such, and , after , lortj
years td God 'a service, sunk to real ' so
peacefully that we fact aaaured death war
to her but a, "narrow sea'aud that the
loviag hand of Jesus guided her safely
aoroM and held the. "pearly ictea ajar
when she heard tha welocma words, "Well
done thou good and faithful (errant; cu
ter thou: into the joys of thy Lord... ; ,4 .
Many lored ones have preceded her to.
the better land.' and she haalvlt on earth
a kind old husband, one son, , and " one
daughter may- a merciful father help
hem to forsake the vain thinga of Una
wrld and prepare for aa"inheriUnoe Am
Carruplihle" with her in heaten. J .
'f Thou, toy friend t 'tis not thea '
peaeUhtheovEnldI'aer "
t Thoa to a fairer land. art gonei ..- i t..
trhere,'lel ore hope, my journey done,
I . To see thee still" -
t'atalia,lf. C, July 2S.1S87.
and every city must hove aa anay of
policemen, not to reform ' thoo, but
to bound litem down. ThomaaTflle
Ch rity and Children. ' '
Wy 'aA.' f-. '";"t;4.t
James Marshall, aged 17 years, son
of Mr. 8, W. Marshall, who Urea about
. . . . .'-
5 miles from IxuiAburg, cued on T110:
day. Ifis death was caused from couA
sumption.' He was ba led on C educe-
day, and was followed to the grave br
frietids. The bereaved hare our sym-
,W will pffer for the actt 90 days oar en tiro stack of Sraaer Goods at
Crieaa that will atoUh you. H'e maxt aTeroui imr mmr f MA. rek. a4
i order tm do this, our rentaiitinaUK k tSakaerird M I! ST A JO, reirrd
UwofpeW. No bUer time Ureta tc hitr dra. Tkm r4 M r.'
aa4 tha prfe la NO qaelon. The be-t thve erar ffcred to iTTOr naoo
.ey- A, tt ULL LINE of oar oelbrW p. XX LWkre Shr ONLY U JO. ai. '
aarnr man's $2 7 le oil henc. . A Iau atoakaf Bm4 4 IOhm s arrie
VitliiN thwe-tt .V4ayc yr aarthlr yn waatia t lnr Oooda Lia 4 -ASTON
ISUINULYLU.W prioeavCtfl mt. . . . , ,
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pioyances as to mixed sehoo5cbyt
crack-lc.sdJi.ccri5eisxatii4; tttb
and Torthern riandisis wh::ari,
ietenuily ri.Hg3 -wilfttbxs pso-H
pla'ajairsirtj-d e?S2insri&lft3afleei sffy diisredlfupdn'
the Biblical Recorder of. last
week, pays the following tribute to young
Pinnell, who died inLouUburg on th.
SSrdofJune r i e .-;., -
j4oisburg,'N. C' Jane 23 183.7, Patrick
!rank Pinnelt, only son of Eobert D. and
lIartbA.'VV.rinneU.. Thia yoaaVmaa was
ooTarte4 an4 baptised inta tba WMUber
war a. year aco-, . a. i a
ingst hla young aiacwiatei hfc wu a
gTtriaVoma.r6ra early'boybood he
O. L r . , .
.over jrare uos parenia aoT cause to fear
hs would go into bad, oonipanyv or
ontract any eTU.habtta. It U beliera
nacma e?er saw ajsa la -had, company.
c U U oortiia, nno, who knew hlra,
E i z expeoiea to sjia nun , guuty. oi jk
questionable action.' It a eon side Able
lima he had eKjoyment aa aaleamaa in
the t tor of J. 8, Barrow A- 8b. and hll
tjloyera had Aa fu!!ei ' oollencalB
wa paacBl
dafy reauled pi
did bnblla 'traTer:' ajul
.i taafffttioa W eoadasted the yownr
-PfTr-1.?18" Being' agood
SlaSer, e was especially helptut to Iha
juuurcn iniiiafrTiea pi song., ibe.. pat-,
T1 'h.iniened young, man. 'bays
the consolation of knhwhie that hia earth
lylio waV pneV Kit t'ener'tf gave 4 them
)rtaen6oe-aaunw-c-or ww
Uie 5th.of Ansuat 1888.' or thiri
1 notice will be pleadedin bar of tlielr
! rprtii RTt tcr6ua ludabtcd to
1 l T ' ... . . M
Bald estate will please max unmeca-
atepayxaent. '...- i'v-v-
7. K..MABTti Jn.,
', " Kxeentorr
Augoatth 8;-- iru-;l
Itj fad doing trtl i3 rreLs'tit'ilii.
trtajl!IZ:w..Tw .! i
' A7e ixca-.CV jr-bea-4
-C;!ir soma xradea
ilik sppfared ia the New Tork Inda
peudent -an old AbcliUon jonrnal ia
the jpaTst-rtbat were furnished y ,one
Lewis. IL Blairof Riohmpud, - a :
rjaanj of considerable wealth and talt
eutai , Who he ia and whence came
he we are not jnfonnod,JsBul Jii et-t
5or the submission: of. an a aiend-' ters .have stirred up a horuet'a, .ei ti
tliM putity.ofjthe ballot bor and fa- !
jaeei hlteaaed krjoirid ti t;Ul?
Ilia tanerai was preached .br hi-paa
tor in thf Baptist chureh, from Psalsa i2,
11, and remaiae were followed to tha
Crura by a large and ' aympathiiljg body
oi his klaanen.-fcrthra and friend.
IjOar bipiher! waa aged tighteen years,
ntonths and eighteen days.
rj "efvwnt of Jod; well done I
7 , loye
;ht, the
1 Best from thv . loved cmnloT. , .-3
11 The battle fonzht.the vietorr won.
ilr 1 Eter thy manters lov." . . ; v.
KAlLRUAD.TALK.
Charlotte Obserter. ,J. , t .,
. ,11 is said tfr&l llie . lAuldioff : of the
railway tiom CUrkavilf to Oxford
and thence t Durham would aet t'n
motion tnuchTrailrd work. "It will
insure the quiok ' ootiatrubtit n tf ' 'a"
line fwrri Franklintoo ? to Durbnmi
and It haatcna the completion of the
road frota Petersbora; to ltilgeway.
Work on thl a Jeittr road may j begin
any day. That ia, well nn-irrstood.
A.lineis in 'conns of ooustruelion
fro n. Suffolk; Va.,4o 'Wilson - N. "C
ljwaa oAteusibly besraa-oSa lamber-
road; but those ,wlo h.vo seen it. aj
the character of tha work u tltat or a
p:is sen cer road.-' As to-' tTie Alber-
mario and laleisn roao. now -wtutm
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Main Street Louisburg H.-C.
:o:- DKALnitlN.
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25 miles of Kaleih, there are people DRUGS' 2rr)
w$o eay it will stop at Sprin -Uopo ' : ' v " ,,,. . - ! - ,, r - . - ,
.uaui lUleurh makes a subscription- to 1 -1 - - s -AKlii' , I
It I'lL
N0T1C13.
Ilavineoaalifiad M-Ereutor to tbo
last will and testa mant pi ;Ur-r.-C,
Harris deoeasod. all persona .holdiqq
clalrfiB aiainst said estata sis notifled
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PTrPDVPnTun. nirttiv vrpt-.iw h'
III iiU lulliu UkiunLUi nut i iiv ja iiuui uuauu uuuy jy iwuit - r
V"U MiJ Y JO 'N M . .
'ni lAULiTnBi STANDARD
-aoll .ccxi eiir
NDARD FATT at EDICINIS.1'1
vtlet&q awl baI i . . t ' . "i
lEMicALa x)B Pf?rVrfo!?i A. 8nriAiXi ' ' .
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For Hale
In acccrdans .with eotkn 1TS4 ,o 4ri
the Coda, the uftden -,ooa wrj f"tl
for to-hi iLc tl r on ti- I .
lWplitrrS!'-3cr.crJl "cl
rjcrrfr or.f-i yxmTSr"
fv citr-i f-r Urz . rty 'cf, .
V57l i.UiSv7 iU 15 t-! .J ed
: ;M A. O. T7O0DUXT. iS.
The Board ctricmica wCl ncsst
iiir Louisburg on tlje first JTpnday 4 jnr
Beptemoer, wacn evary sonooi ftpj-,
jnitteuian' in'tle -Onty Jfa to
quelled jr efc W Jpl tho'Iiard. 1 ! 'At
'ihalj uiselicx crlttnirn friths
""entire couritj.wUl be . appointed by.
eboaiti.w!w1!,rs M c.. -fS
: Cbao. 8,Bascbv Cha'n
J. If. Haksis, Bee. . . .
ITsTiag thla day edae Exeeator
on the esuto af tha lata John ; Yewng. .thU
ia ia notify ' aii, poiwoaa Jkaring alaisra
njjainft the said i4e to preaentthe tune
to me for payment on or before the 5th
day of July lS&3or thii . notice wiil- be
plead as bar dot their - recorerr. 'All
peraona owing said eatate are. notified to.
wake immediate settlement. - - .
1 F.PiPntxCa Executor ' '.
liauor ixzal n'rtte!rt ' :;";,;.
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r.H-l hero aTvTTrT.imTTn TVTWur
is keep constantly on band, a complete a lock of
. f " . ...... ""
i;u.i:i3iiiiT v rj
a. i i ,
jfa rtreuai-v'qaal'ity '"rfedf ici'nes "only are uicd for", retail and - '
if
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. the pfescrii-lion btulnesa and no Inferior drrgs are kept ia stock
wo can ouer a lai Bouraxitce to prH cwtw wiioresvlJ ja ue country,
4 that their ordors will . be, filled tu their foil iatiaUcilon . m regard
'to nrialitwfiridchaxirpa. ... t - 1 ' '- '. '":
. A" fmiw ' 1 r-; -n '
:: vr. r f-CIIEMinAXe, I
t w- f r w-w wysw ay a W Af T CT
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POcnt Medicine of all kinds.' Perfumes, Fancy fJooda. l"a!nts. . .
OibJ Dyo StuEs; Ac. Ocnf fine Pbda oni.vln will be pi' rrr soon.-" '
4?tVe keifrtfk(mtdeaeed-loath.WVlI ttreecl rrowera. Il.jtt Bais."
" ""it, and I. M. r erry , v ', . t' .t'tA-yL- l...kl i.
. ,. Having slwaya exercicd ttie jr?a!t i4rt-!n the aelectln f the tn wte-
' rlAJa employed and .taakinc all phirruntieJ 'l-r! ''? tfo'ca -.of atadar4 . . .
. ftrenjrth in strict accordance with eUiihedand reeornued fonnalaa.
we
; ;do hf?i any.ljmtasey'TW 8kihirtk fcl'b to gire u atrial: M(
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