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J.uesA. Thomas. Editor & Prop'r.
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It 13 pot too iooii for tlie Demo-t
twits to be Sooklns afler prganlza
.t1ojjtlewrah!..TiMi younc
- lemocracy . of franklin should
,tjttUp; their 8leeve9 ttext yrfnnd
dejteruaine i.that the county shall be
carried for the grand old party..
lll.has leaked out that, the ene.
' roles of Mr Powderly tried to paw
a resoluUoo censuring '.him in the
;secret session of the general assem
. biy of the knights and failed Mr.
. wdrly Is said now to' : lave at-
; tached his signature to his pererop-.
. tbry resignation Ex: r .
. VJIiEu B. Z. Linnet, , has announe-
- ed through the Statesville MaiUhat
he is no longer a Democrat. It was
unnecessary tor him to, make such
.announcement, as it is pretty gen
erally known that he ran as an in-
. dependent .last year, and,, flew the
track before electioa day. He - is
lllbe gfer ynany others who have
- jmfe1 imjatieiii waitg Vr , an
!Oface,jFi0ding .tiiat tneir own par
y don't 'want them and does' not
fntd id hafe them, they first be
gin to kick at the action or some
Convent ion, then they cry ring, and
- the next' thing you know, ( they
haya. flppped'over and. Joined the-
oppcsltion some of them :stil
eliining that tfiey are just as good
Democrats as anybody. - Are there
not gome of4hese4dud in- Fran It
lin? It 6eems to us that there are.
BBWABI2 OP OU CORKS.
ilItls strang?7,,?8aJd.a physician
other day, "that in spite of the
great interest taken nowadays in the
purity of food and drink, no one
calls' attention to an abuse that
it is as dangerous as it is dirty. . I
refer to the second-hand cork busi
ness. Every intelligeat person,
every paperand the board of health
should protest against it. Their
use should be prohibited under all
circumstances.- Corks once used
are not fit to cut-down, bleached or
pressed and used a second time.
They.may be ever so well cleaned,
the fehuentiiig vpgitations that get
into the cracks and internal fis
sures, communicate decay, disease
and death to liquids they are used
in preserve. (Corks that lie around
for weeks' among the filth and dirt
of bat-rooms cannot be'purified.
wo tiro glad of U, bocauso wo be
Uevo it to be based upon a subsran
tlal foundation. Wo do not, even
aire to soo that day when Inflated
values And bubble speculations may
glvo for a brief period nn abnormal
activity to any Industry. For when
this day . comes, comes, also the
boomerang and the last stntejs
seven times worse than the first. 0
THE HIGHEST SUCCESS.
Tho Kind of Life Which Can
Not be Defeated ly Outward ;
" Disasters. ? ... ; M t
There is nothing more Inspiring,
says 'an exchange, than the story of
a triumphant life; a life that over
comes great difficulties, works itself
clear of sharp limitations, ni -sues
at last in a large, free activity.
It is an oU! story, but. it remains
tHe one story of which men never
tirei but seems to assuage a thirst'of.
the soul. ' For the end of life is
freedom and power, and those of ns
who miss those supreme results, uf.
patience and toil and character feel
that we have ., been defrauded'
of that which was our due. The
old stories of magic cany n deep
meaning under their wild extrav
agances; they betray the mighty
passion of men for supremacy oyer
things material and other iiferior
of life. The man with genii at his
L command could build places in a
night, and rejoice in n-." marvelous
mastery over - the forces against
which so many of their feilows
seem to measure their strength in
vain. nThese magical successes aro
only dreams of real successes which
all men and women crave: which
the noblest and most aspiring must
conquer, or lo3ev utterly the Joy
and sweetness of living. -These
successes are, lortunateiy, not ex
ternal, though they are generally
acconrpauied by . visible trophies;
they aro achievements of character,
and are independent of conditions
and largely of human recognition.
The man whose life, outwardly all
defeat, is steadily expanding in its
interest and sympathies, steadily
growing in powei to bear and- suf
fer and be strong, has tVe blessed
conciousness of coming: into his
kingdom. No outward disaster,
no external obstacle, or limitation,
can ever defeat a true life; it can
escape all these things as the bird
escapes the perils of the snare and
the net by flying above thein.
The highest of all successes lie?
within the grasp af every earnest
man and woman, and l it Is rarely
without attestations of its piesence
and value, even in the eyes of
those who take small account of
spiritual things. There is a force
which streams from a noble nature
which isji8 irresistabie ana perva
sive as the sunlight. The warmth
add the vitality of . such ' natures,:
while they invigorate the slrpnggst
men and women about them, pene.
, trateto the heart of clouded and ob
scure lives, and minister to their
need' There is no success so satls-
XOCAI
The Value of the Local Paper.
It is difficult to estimate the value
of a good local paper to a .town. Ev
ery wenk? there koines to' ou?' desk ;ja
score or two of Uie. best ; local rapera
from Virginia and North" Carolina, and
it U gratifying to nolo the interest the -
Wipers take in theuv tWus "and sec
tion rhey all do fiaj tinus- more
advmising for their lownr than thev
get paid for. Tliey speak up for.; their
respective markets and draw trad
thereto that would never ;coniin)uY for
the influence of tliS ; paper; iThougb;
oppressed often financially; the vayt-?
age newspaper man does-no. lei , that
hu native or adopted. place.i , It Is-tiiM f . ' Crenaiut W. : II let A. rA fc rt hvp.
possible to estimate the gookUtJiftt "Ms j just received: tt'i-Urge5 lot'of , Nails,
being done to our sections; :Dy locai, I wmcuney uro selling at -.ou per
hi herm.i
-ilotsTEK'S CAND Ysf -
Asu T your dealer for it, and have
none .then It U sold to dealers at
the' lowest prices.
Crthiw,: Hicka Allen hive
ut received anargstocn of Croek
ery, HAiiiig Stotte, Hanger &c, tbey
ei furoish ou with all the repnlr
that hkZ to mott any sttv. they
m&kt thtir own kfyve pipe from. lue
iron.
8eed wfieat, rr"d Mat stone at Cren-
lirIIiek4lllca'.i - v : v
BajrsriJg and;. Tits at Crenshar,
Iltoks & Allen's. . t -
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; iCrensha w, Hijcka JL, Allen ' an
headqatrters for. all eoods Iu their
line. Shot -at 1.50 a bag. Come
newspapers.
Farmers Alii ajace '
;RevL D. P: MeKchamVof-Walfe eaa
tyvwai ?n our oflQf-e last week. He
inrormed u that be was ovgau'ziog in
Traulslin Count v subordinate F.ami-
ers"A1:ance?, and that ti. would on,
oi-ganjze a 'Tounjy Af'ane. The
ina'n oW'eots o."the A'.iiaiice, as we!
understand Iheru. are fcr the purpose
orinati5U!"at!ng a more ' tlKrrbut: ' or
gan'zaroa anions: the- fannrA'" for
tlieirown protecron.'. , Tlie' proceed-
and only tneiiibefs of the Alliance are
allowed in the meetings. Up to da;e
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uie ioiiowmj; AMiauces nave ieeii o.-j
ganized in this i.ouaiv wUlilbc ofnceij
-YOUXGSVILLB AlXlAfC3e.ij
1 V l'l,.lmll PmlinU Ml Wlrt.f
V AT I W 1 IV 14) m. IblVVUl V -, V Ills
stotiyice rre.s!deui.Y2L?Hanl!&tertj
Seci etafj; J J CarrowCbapU'n; A"': A;
Chapjiel, Lecturer; W T Harrow As
sistaut-LccUr er.
J , ,Fi.t Kock Aixtanck.
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. C O Jeffreys, PreVuleut; J R Tbar-
rington, Vke-fresideut W V LevUler,
Secretary; G T Levister, Treaurr;
1 ssaac Frazfer, Cha plaio; J D Thar
rhigton. Lecturer; C E "..Young,-; Aist.
Lecturer. - "
Cmftox Mills A'luance.
W JI Youug, Pjeslttent; 3 TCMon;
Vice-President; ,L E Bartholomew;
-''.f.M will buy yoa .ft; Bnfrel tof
tTce-un-? o6dTamiIyFU.ur at "
r - Crenshaw, Hieks A Allen's."
At the TUcliet store. 'Looishursr.
If. C, yoa ean get Dado window
shade for II.S5- per. pair: ' -. f..
, TAX NOTICE . . .. ;
,nie Tax list for 1887 will be' open
fat the following places on the days
na.oed, and all persons failing to set--tle
by the lR.th day of ' November will
find their Taxes in the hands or an oP
ficer for coPection by distress:
Franr.ntoti ' township at Franklin-:
f-too, tvaturday Oct. 29th. ? ,- . :
Freeman's townshio, at Youngtville,"
Monday, Oct 31st.
Harris - township, al Cliftou'i Mill,
Tuesday,' Nov. 1st : v .
Dunn's 'township, 'Poplar' Springs;'!
t eanescfay, N6vn"d- If ' '
Vypress urees townsnip,at sioores urn
. ruursaay, jwov. oru.
Cedar Rock township, Green's Store,
'FridayNovr 4th i :"
Gold Mitie towus4ilp'atXeniervIlIe,
: .Tuesday Nor. 8th. Z--'"'- J-".'.. '
Sandy Cretk township, at Laurel,
Wednesday Noy. :9t&
tlayesTtlli ;iownshfpl it Rocky Ford,
Thursday Nov. 10th. ,.
Those wishing, can settle on any-
day, at Loulsburg.
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for; whicli propose, to pay
the HIGHEST CASH
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We will osell too the txwtand cheapest auitv on ever haJL- :Alltny slock
to new. GTTAT? C! Xfen's Kip Ikx-U $2.00. $2-50, 1 1S.00 1 aV $30.
, r - WJJLLXJXLlfD Men's Dr in clwSes 1.15. SlOand $2.00. Men'
Btoad BottomSewed Shoe, every pair warrHnUd.;'i-,v' '"L'2 v,.! -
'LadieT.awN-r n.Ar AllWool Trieots and F'annoU 25 cents,'
mCDD JrUUViptwortioO;allwolTr'icors, doubl wWthfc i
75en.wrtti ILjOO. Bst crJf Gaiter, wnrrs nied at $3.00: calk-walkliifit-t
UTast at eOO worth $5.00. Ladies Sh es fLOO, $1.50, t2JW, t2-5Qaud $3.00.
Clocks. Car-load Salt, Cheap.
etinra for oar tlr mtnck .ot ro5 btX'wTIl VCld clr 2ta 'tvrr .
b(r,eoBipriaiBf la 4n.ib fuhwla: ' 7,500 yards BagrUc and Tlrate go
villi it, t 000 Pd tSkot ai XarfaUx , frt.' 4,000 pairs Saoa at Ka f
Bottom Prieea, 34u in Boot cheaper than ttr bfcrt kaova, $40 saca'a
veatka aadb.T liaU. Is tb above roods are barn ins whicH wceoaldeatly
believe kavf aeter before We a bronchi iaU LoaU4arf " " ' "' "'' '" "
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LI of all kindi, for house . lumpers and -newly married
f WHipiea. -; Tinware 'ilnwarc. Tinware, lin ware.
nffvnanro )'TTW4-ta fit and Miit cvrTbodr. P-memhrr;
VVCiwabD. ,JLACLIOou will be made to TEKL ROilTl h
Secretary; P B tliftou, Trcasurer J. I calling on Mr. Parish who will ell you whether mn want to laiy or no.
TV Ybuug, Lecturer. ' Thata e:8?ed the senieesnr Mr. Oharlea Drawer, rrom 8andy CTreek, who!
A win be pleased to see his many friends from Gold Mine. Sandy Creek and'
Cedar IWk. JJon t buy until you examine my stock, at White & Shaw's
old stand. ltcsuectfiillv.
(:....' Uv J- JPEliSON.
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ve aad Biaoafeetaretl for oar on eielasire tale waleli ItbranJpd"TWrrea-s
Beet" and gaorno Wed to be Ute bct otock ever offered for the nooaey. Oar ea
lire stock of ahoea ia roaipletc aod waa acleeted with Uto frcatet eara as lata
liae la oae of our apcetalut.
CAKOLINA'S IN-
Ust VALtJET
Wilmiagton Messenger.
When we can write of North Car
olina we are always happy. There
la not a step that it takes in
the, march of improvement .and
progress that does not make us re
joice. For the old commonwealth
Is full of glorious .promise. Its
place is right up in 'the' fore-front
which are not only blessed by na-
tare, out aiaor nave ft native 5 popu-j
lation aufnciently energetic, euter-
lingftDil appreciative t convert that which Is embodied in
viuuiiao.iuiw nvuiCTcmciif I i i i i. i
Nothing is more significant than a tU. r t..a..
. k a ih . mm-m mm m-m
Siw IIopb Alliance.
WY Mann, President; S'ducy Rich
ards, Vice-president; J O Baker, Scc-
re.sary; li B Floyd, Treasurer. J B
Kins;, Chaplain; B D Kobhius, Lecto-
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KockSpetnos Aixtavck. v
W II Mann, Presideni; J II Oxlnm,
Vice-lresident; Geo. W Harris, v Sec
retary; S S Strick'and, Treap ren W.
D II jirris, Lecturer: "B L Perry Chap-
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A Horrible Death. :
' A Jittle son of Leander nilli livtnj;
nearCovington Tenn., ;Went ,tQj.hui
father's gin Wednesday of last week
and 8eeinsftlie nress half full of the
fleecy staple, lay. down and went to
sleep. .Later tlie neijroea filled , the,
press, to complete tho hale. , 'nete
rific.pressure of the block was lronsht
down, and wlien the bale was rolled
on from the trass., houud with Iron
.ties', the life blood of the) l407.,"ooed
t -t 11 l 5. ml '
tsiuwnr uirougn it. i ne ORie -was-.
once opened 10 uie honor and un-
speakable grief of Mr. Hill,, the body
of his little son was fc mid crushed t
!a jeHy.-Yadkin Valley News. ,
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B-ptember 1st, ISS7.
lepartireat is eomnlele, and we rnarastec aatisfactioa In strle. trfr
and qaalitt. Va j aro lleattqaorlvra fir- Pre Goods:-Trinmiofa A."'
Our lock of Millinery, Drrva Go.vis, Trivaalnire ae sqd -fart arerj-tWna"
peruininittn a ladies ttordrobe have bee a earefallvarlecteJ ia theN'ertaea
markets by lira. Harrow, woo will personally aaperiAtrnd ihia dcpoxtoteat .
aod glvo all tUc ai4 aawoaaary aa to stjla tr in art a? ae 1 'x '1
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Good goods' nnd low prices at
i .; u S. A C. Wotklns'
i -,.- Henderson N C.
ttarn;'; Nothing tells more
tally .whet her' the people of a atat e
or city are standing still, retrogra-
mt' . ' m 1 aa ' fl " W o- -:
wug, or wnnner iney are aauing i
talhehr wealth and thns, r also, to
the Wealth of the commonwealth.
Figures can lie sometirne?, he old
aage he contrary, notwlth-
tahdjng; bat the deception may
'generally be -exposed nn occasion.
in regara to worth Carolina; how
w, there is eertainly ho lie out. irahspdrtatlon . $nfi . telagraph
TptcUopon which thefigujesare I JlnesahdV other' : things :?i too
ssaa are too paipaDie to aamit the f numerous to mention.- w com-
duMlUrT:: ? '.-. ; r I tnend It to those few lonesome dem-
' In a. recent interview State Treas- I bcrats 'honre affiicted with the
Wy BMn salds The indications I diseased notion that their party ,)s
rwthat there is a ; considerable In'" 1 no longer good enough for them.
crease In the value of property of in im'allhess of memhershtp r and j VMp0,1!!6 Co want to buy i the
,ote a? compared with last Infinite variety of demand Vt would 1 wttan raised mTklin.Cbtxthl
Tf. J - !! , B,luw uy . uie reports i suit sucn cnaracters exactly isx.
from the counties so far received.
which, embodied In the character
'of others, Is also indestruclable.'
In shees the Backet Store. Louis-
jburg, ean beat the world. Ladies
jsm uoofs at per pair , Dress goods at 8 cent and upward.
' r fue mcnet store, Louistmro. :z v
Wmi . o, rWw tf. t- 3rour cotton than yocan geiefeei
jovOMVf.a a i. AiO. 1W1SVSIM II . .
enbraces woman anfTraffe. nmhihU J i"" Bk
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tlpn, government ownership 14 ' of,!
' We wish to say through the colnmns of. the TIMES that we frl very tkaaVfnl
Indeed to the people of Loulsburg and viciaitv lor the LIBEKALshsre of pat.
ronage given aa oaring the pastyear; and ve hope by e;iviag them the adven
. tare of every bargain scoured to. not only merit a eoiitinnanco of the same bat
to largely increase onr trade. We areoontinaally on tlie lookovt for Jot sack
bargains aa our 8AUPLE SHOE otter last fall, aad if snceeufei in finding
any, tae.pabliot Will be riven the boorfUof all, rrgvdlees of tempUtions to
. maxt double proSis. . We are now reeeiviar .a. Full Stqek at , rood; which Is
raried and romidete In all departments. V. e always have on hand a fall and .
.freahstockof FANCY GROGERIE and i "5 1- r-5 RIE which we
sell aa chrap aa tho cheapest.. We intend to make oars, pre-emiaeathv, . a .
' gents faraishinr -boose, so it will be to the advaatare of all In need of so eh
.goods to examine oar prieea at least. . In DKT OOOOS we have good oalieo
at 2 cftt, Japoohi thread for ocrnts aad ananV' other, meh .barrains, In
..: V4J10E8, ar ofiera are aimplv immense. ' The rcenlar $3.00 shoe
. I -we sell for 2o. a $400 aboe (or $3.00, Pf. BOOTS for $150, '
,U V .' e&. ) Oar II ATS are; jast too heap .or any thing, ,;
just think ofaanestiB4 bat for tlX Von will find
- oar prioea quoted in the TIM E 'every week, look
for them and. keep yourself poated. . Come to
4 " aeo as when yoa owe to town, we waat n .
- v rr , toDriee roods to too whether Ton. . -j i.
V7 T S 47, bBoMuot.:'FralraallT. Yours.. n t,, i
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liters french candr at Creashaw, Hicks A
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iHenty of money and the biggest
pnee ror your cotton . at ?
- v ' ; .waiKina' more
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KING, JONES & CO,
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tevIisUUttref reduced the CTIS
io xwenty cents per one hundred
aoiiara , valuation of property, so
ftSMtl6 ftm?unr if tax even at
ine increased valuation, will be
maUer than last year. Taxes are
bow; loweritflTerth: Caroliria?than
. In any mother; state, according to
; wealth and population. cj 4 i
. bte certainly mlifyUigl and
there te no 'reason why v the State
vr p&oVld noteach iyir; be able to
. 4iow'aeady:incrMra in; values.
IJtioaUy with the Various'
newr enterprises projected and con-
anroatfid, there should he an annrpl ;
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eigh ricea forsame ;oaaon'
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Pure silk velvet at 80 and 5 eents
a yard at the Backet lapre,' Xftti-1
purft; cv?,;;',;..v;r rr-;'
i Ladies trimmed hats from 40 cents
up.'at tjie llacket tore, , Loulburg
i' Hiehest cash prices for your cot
tOIX at. xr : ;i . r r; v,, ; l .. '. i I.: ? ; T: a . v .
Watklns Store J
s; Hendersons C,
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So
mppToased
aattw and
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3pIahioaiUphto
HUtel:-. There is scarcely a week JLVioNTHIiY v SICKNESS.
ins passes now hat has
that passe how that has not , it I"". . ... , -
iicry otpfogress to tell.-jAnd, al-:IVTS
tbbU2hthe t4bOpmMisamodestOne. fifOkItassAoa to Womx," mailed ires.
! Look xot tjpok tot wikb cJon it
is re i, but ivk wat K.t!g,: 44f .
fjo's stooK ox goods nrtor every es p-n
tion ana get too a hut, ' your wire a
chess or a pair ofkhoes. M e will do
all in our power to. ghre -you, jqur
Touch not, hrjidle not the .unclean
wine,.Bat at King, Jones & Co's dry
roods, notions, bouts and shoes you
will find. And then if we can't suit yon
in dry goods aod notions we will simply
call your attention to our jrancr gro
cery department
Wt ar sew ajuaafaetsrlar.aioaraiora. 4 part ( oar
- and lioyt Cloth inr aad we eaaofier voa 1 Uer rooua, at lower prion tbaa ev
er he fare as we can ive yoa Um ortlie'-s) aaaaafaetarer's profiu iherrby en
. abanjr ps to act) yo a aiaaicaU a. Wboleaala Prieea. We bar1 eatpJoyed a
first-elaaa Tailor to rat for aa aad we. will rmaraaUe EoUre aJatiafaetioav. All
Wha want a arsVeJaoa nir aol It will do Well So eoma aad Kkt their f4of roods
bva tlieUnVMCvH11' wboleaala prioe. Oar stock of
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Is eompltta'aa Wsvat 1 Frt fitobrfdleal saddlea, bant -mad wajea karaeas
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BaviBg Jwt returned from New York witk a beautiful atoek of -j .
ri- if-?
L , I an prepared, to show; the very LATEST 8TXLES ; Afull line
of Plain ind Fancy. Velvets, Silks, Satlop, Ilibbons, 4Ostrich an Fancy
Feathers and . Flowerav ! A pretty. stock of "4". .. : ' : ." , r;
calicoa'and in tact every thug that ia kept In a ant-elaa store, cnne to se$ me ,and 1
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wh.l;w.Ia. Al2r0rders oyaaaafreinptly stUaded to. V.ry Eespectf ally '.-. " ); 4
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' oorla -ye room above tke store wCI be filled to everfiowlnr witi all VJodj i! :
j FsraMaro. laire, Ite44ataa4a, Hartaoa,;. wahstaaU, craUiea, Ae Aa. Jo aoi
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