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THE FRANKLIN TIMES.
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RZate s:
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To Clubs of 5 rHR Times will be
arnisbed. art WHpSifes'
ROYAL SSKUJJ
jjfel1-
J.iA;..THOMAS, Editor aMPropri
F??; AL:rMlI?E1:50PEB A1INI II In Advancd
THINK ABOUT THE HEVLCflOP(i
Some
Section and. preparation of
i v-": Vtbj oil tor. the CultU&v- If "
- N .: . J r Slate, tuousn the order 13 nol
: j r5- r r .
Absolute!t?ure
1HEFAKMEB.
LOinSBURGyVO-JANUARY lav 1889.
STATE NEWS
NO. 49
atrew Hotel:
Lexington has a finelfeqaaleSem-.
not bejin j The Tf.u ,3 Rra offprln?? chean
5j v J i rafeTly r3o nipa n i es ' w hi) J w f ! 1 6
Pari
another ttiarilo' schedule on
the iticlttnond l& Danville' railroad,
probably-to go-into effect on 8un-
"uayjor Monday next, nnd ..that the
dayimail train Trora Gold?boro will
"a'rfive hero - several hours : eruller
and He over here till -the hour at
;W-HAT KEEPS 'C UK PAPERS
: i, : L . . . . : . -. ; -
yrjponipanIeft:whi).i !u-to 11.cn it now - leaves, aho uie
attpnd thi .nm'rsmUnnr-TUlpfi-h "Hin runnlnir between thU 'citv
alffSreftH' Ife"iaiITe , atIonal Most all the schools and 'colleges fd Oxford, will be run on tf.roagh
ablerwhrci v rffC jof tjetehammencedom ;thlclty .to Selma, . where It will
be klwavs mil in ihftlftinHtJ tilthLliJ : T ? : J 1-The-iiOiidayH are over and gone. I "iuucuwh wh mo nuw
H!teft&agtl. fHrnfi Ftteville; Wants K cltUall Nrtteat.-Newbserver.-
: tl 11& crnnl nrnlfcrl v - n WillJnF vnl wWf.and a Savings Bank. We hope the & very sad death of a promising
' I . , f. rr rvr -cr r b 1-vJoserver rwui aie jra-realize its ! young . man . occurretl 1 n - liowan
. . I The National hmr "AlfiaWii-WF-xi- - . V ,-r. T .Lw -c-j-..
vuuuij vii j,'iiunjr. ucuigc yJrriucr
aged about twenty, werit'out hunt
ing, with party. ; lie sat dqwn - to
This powderever varies. A marrl of'
pWitr, ; strength and .HholcsomenebS.
More ecoaomical than the ordinary kinds,
and cannot be sold in competition with
the multitude of low test, abort weight
alum or Dhosnhate aowdersu- SOLD.qsi.
is cak8. IIota Bakjks Powder vCo,
, PROF KSS I UN A h vAHUS
ATTORNEYAT
Oiuoe u the Court Iloure.
is nmi-wnrk-wif"
j.tha.laad-.-i3 Ww .ground, it
should, after having been grubbed
-andcllop.TtfeeeanT
oil. loQVac . a . , 1 ? tti. tkSif ....It-: Sci
be closely broken twice and cross
wise wit n the bun-tongue, ana as
olten harrowed. : It should next be
haarea1 offtJy IutMongue ia hori.
sootal rows three feet three Inches
apart into which should be drilled
thejaiid 4s ftaturallyjrich, of ji good
ready to be listed or bedded with a
turning plow. I prefer the list,
iBcMit'iighrjm9!tha!h
bin
more
n Allinl (tAnn t
TheXato4lPal'mers,
Ainancem
sess'on at Meridian, Mis. re-r'ecled
.the . alAAfieera; wftich-maKe CtUPe4k
firStCVice-Presideut And Capt. Alexan
der tjb3!reMdent if ortlObaco
lina.j Col; Polk 8aya -what he regards
"hopes. .'
. oMr,'fp? Thomas "oT Thomas-
,yille was gored last week by a . fe
froua,lDlirHetwilrevertVonnM
nis.injuiies.
Ills gun was by his side, the
ttussle rjointlng strait towards his
rest.
i " . w- t t , l rrrnn. wnun nv snmo moon i r . ta m nn v.rv.n
as one orah Mdnmf6rtalntfeni H 'XTJr Aiwmrcastume;retJOn& I .t ' . . . .
takAUii;. f;,,;?;" the usual ae nuWof lrlWI scnargea. emptying the wtole I impale!, or then
. . 4 ,r i. . i I i.i . v , , . . load in his temple and scattering I to go to the wall.
to jsecureheiutrodttchoninto aUcomvl nakiug therr wayrbaclrtoher tnrv I : . w r . z!. "I.,- ... 7,
m Ult. h-JiiStf-At-ia4 n-'r' .m-.Lv his brains upon the ground. '..When time, divtdmg the
9 . a
nr. ;,.oi ri..;". . -.u.,x . j nis .companions reacnea nis siae he
; - T - yV "' . ?l - If lu.'Li.t I? -t.u-: I had ceased to breathe. The In.
-Tbdjtical Pot ts t-,the nBen s -f WrlJs- - V i
i; -tv-. sf a 0 Monday ;night of last week I at
atorsBip Is boiling. BeveraF prom- Scotland Neck, Sidney Dunstan.' a
Inent men are in the DeiaN Alexan- I welt Known colored man who ped-
ulind for Eleven Daysv .
J. T. Love of Lecsburg, Ga.f
Mrs.
widow of eminent and successful phv-
siciah. says uuder date of Sent. 20.
1888: My husband in a large and lu-
der, Ransom and vVaddelI.
Mi. Wm. L Latemer, Pres.
Mr. C. F. rrulclilclJ,' lato of tin
Davidson Dispatch.' lm seTered lis
COnact!on Wiilthaf paper and wUl es
tablish - & cev papec in IxLuton
ab..ut the 1st of January.' Tin h wh.it
is keeLntouf North' Carolina paj-ers
poor. Whenever a newspaper in any
of our towns gets fairly on Us feet and
In a condition to" do its community
some credit and some ecrvtce, ano'iicr
fapcr Is set up alongside it and ono
or the other must die or eke out a pre
carious existence. There are twice as
niny - paper m Korth Carolina as
there i auy healty demand for or a re
spectable living for; - They are eating
out each others vitals. We jude that
there Is just room enoub at Lexing
ton for one paper; there certainly " is
for Uo. Either the
ew venture will have
and in the mean
patronage between
them, each will saner from insufficient
nourishment. Mr.' . Crutchfleld will
please pardon m if we eeera to be med
dling with his business. Our observa
tions are intended to be general rath
er particular. Gentlemen desiring, to
lUK Tilins is tLioi.xit ce
pulUbel in rranklir. cyut;tr, a si. 13
c'rcu!a'.':i extends a!' oyer tTe'-y i:
tioacfilii and aajoinins c:ur.C"3
A'Wcrti-rs should nibRrnt I t f
The Euilor not bo ie$poaiUj .
for the vie a s of correspoodcr.ts,
,lh iff comraaa'cations from til set
lioiis most earnctly solicitel. Newt
terns of any nature will l tLaakfully
f rreive 1 J ;
P'.eufaut t.the tajtc, surrrV.rlT
quick eSect and econoiulcid la
price, oo woud.r Dr. Eu'.l's Couh
Svrup Is the .eadlng prfpuralioa cf its
kind,- .;',';. ; . . ;
f "OUl woman, In thy hours f eass,
uncertain, coy and hrd to riease.
With thiUrea hurt, long Lot'j-s s'ue.'s
spent. Do try SaWali-n 0.1, tie ,lln
menU .
Of
Kpr trrc balks between can 1 be
a. ii uusiuoss .uM.i iuuijD i. thrown cut at the nrst weeding.
fe?civo prompt attention. ;
J f i X
IV? .ti.-tJWriiind With it restored -tor healty toanV4 i rV:-ft XtLkr n about to cro nb.-aavinir' h would
WnnmiKal noanrthaTArlill. I ' . I " " " I . . " " " '
nsin whose cases all other med- motion unanimnualv elooted Pre! taKe atrip on It. 'lie accidentally
dies nedlcine, was eriously cut by J.embark in the newspaper business' In
tlys State can find plenty of newspa
pers for. sale and it is wiser to buy an
old one than to establish a new one.
jog mcKney, wnite. . They -were
both In a crowd, when Dunstan ran
- , 1 -1889.''
- Harper s Bazar. s .
' . ILLUSTRATED. '
ITai.PEb's Bazab will continue t
maintain its reputation as an une
quailed Iknidy j turnaL Its art illus
trations are of the h'ghest order, iu
literature is of t'ie choicest- kinds,
and its FadiioQ un.l Iloashold de
partment of the most practical and
ttonomical character. Iu pattern-
heet supplements and tashioo-platea
aloue will save its reader ten timet
tlve cost of kulecripllon, and its ar ti
tles on dovoratire art, social etiquette,
toustj-kcepin. cookery, etc., mako it
indispeusvbie to every household. IU
bright stoties, nd timely essays,' ara '
among the best published, and not a
line is Admitted to lis -columns that
could offend the most batidioos tasCa.
Among the attract out tf the new vol
ume will be serial stories by Mr,
Frances Hodgson Burnett, Mrs, Alex
ander, William Black,' and Thorn a
Hardy, and a series of pa era on nur
sery management bj ' Mrs. Cbristuif
Terhune Iltrrick. .
1 1 - t cm I k x rf.t vit
" kW-'i ad bbUNSELLOTtaj;LAWi
r.rrfriMTiia wit a trr.tM f"v.w-rt'
. r--.- ' 7 " J,-
V 11 attend the. Courts of "JTash,
Frank in," Gf nville Warren, and
Wake 0 o hn ies; 1 also ' the- upien'ie
court of Nor tit G arolina; and, the TJ
! .Circuit and Drst'nicTCourtjwt
i'.Bce 2 doors below Furrnan A.
(TtS&s'a D rug Store; adfo?nin k Dr: O.-
LyKllis.
in . w r l vi itb'ui..i w w
r A " . A. A- V IVUt
lyith a.riwd weeiiug i Jioe T tbpe
lists or be4l" enorild!not kei XVorUed
antU conical hills, placing them
persp:
icines proved useless. "K One young
man- who had been treated for six
years forbrooTpolsonliTs conditio
. had gradually ;ro wn? Vorse, ' ar d got
to be horriblr'i' : ''He1 was' helnle'ss for
'three Jt fhreeclie j twelve months' and blind for eleven
giving-aDoui-ouv nma to me acre. ;i dayp,. liis case aeemea incurable.
I know v that many recommend j But he w;s ured sound; and. wellby
iiuore tTOwuet-iitauiiuK. S..'K, i p. cv:o., buu . iuusy is
1ng in my. opinion is gained in
weight? while something is lost in
t he length, breadth and boily .if I he
leaf,' WhtcTi Vltlt the manufacturer I takipg medIciiifrM;weuly-ixry
TKeT prime eqTiisITes. ThelTTTcpre blood pc!tun:" In less.
tiiirtv aays my SKin naa
dent." ,.
j It is thought that
Trinity. ,Col-
a stroug. and
ran against JiacKney, but . begged
his pardon. ;,' Hackney made no re.
ply but began cutting Dunstan with
a knife, inflicting four wounds. It"
was thought at, one ti.ne
wounded man
now., thought tie win. v. recover.
Hackney ran away. The citizens
rThe.r1CpmpetItWe..Pxamination! 7.7
for the position at West Point was thought of. - , .
Fatal Neglect.
lege will be moved to Raleigh! or
"Durham. ;; Nd decided place has as
yet been adopted. Pres. Crowell
has visited both places.
The brcaaing of the smallest wheel
one ti.ne that the I in a mammoth factory, if not repaired
would die, but . It Is I or fepltced, will ruin the entire' plaut,
1.
iliiTennancnt. v li O 'it ill
At the timoi I commenced " taking
8. Si S. roy ood3 and arms wi-re al-
are
TT'OUXErYAX"'' ucyJbyXBetftcwse'
bOUlSBTJRG, H. C
Oiace i h3 Court FlouJ
AUL JON'ES , '
Attorneyasi CsBnsenor-at Law, -
measuring, one ' row, .; ana " then-
placing the hills of the next ? be-
Uwn thiw fif th firt. mid sn nn
v inr irw i? .- . . :' :. i -- i . : i
Jtr ."" J or what Is called dodging them.
To prevent crowding or irregularity ,
iurhillingnids rUIe will bfouud of j
iiife where raw hands lire euiployed.
iiie uiu culture, uoui in mo prep
arat ions and the subsequent work
ings of the , tobacco crop, should
never be de oar ted from, 'fur the
A y . reason that that method of cultiva-
UJ.i A tS.-.a V 1 1 WkfaUnV raUi.l iVMir ho Kt
i. ... i aihj -swar va b v wa-w
thinss to be considered, for the
Will practice- ln:" the-iarts -of
Franklin. Warren, Wake, " Vance
and NastiVand iu the Supreme court
of the State. ' j
tl T. lTiCES-
Attorney a Is Law ,
HENDERSON, N. C.
Will practice together in the counties o
Granville, Vanee, Franklin and : W.arren,
aud in all matters requiring their joint at
entin ,' T f T , (t ' j i n r
W hope byproapC,diligfaia.ud''taithr.
ul ate nt i on to business, to deserve (and
eive a portion of the law business of
his8eetion.
North Carouxa 1; . -
V la Superior Court.
r KaKELI n cocxty j -
Weiseger Clothing Co. Xotice.frsuni
s ' i - Vniohs' and "war
S. B. Webb. . J rant of attach na't.
The defen'dibVabbvQ ifahtefl will tafcel
notice that a samnions in above entitled.
reason that all tho diseases to which
the plant is liable, such as french-
ing, firing, spotting, . rusting and
sheddiDgrCQme fttyv xeessUe ijain
aeceMipaaieai. oyi xccssrvfer neat.
The "r growth of the plant " itself
.would suggest as much, 'or in time
of drouth the leaves stand up to
gather tho rain, but so soon as it
mi.st oue solid sre, and I had been
years
than
all. cleaned
off aud I was a well man. '
j , i:;.; John tf. Wilixs .
1 Washington St, Atlanta Ga.
Oct28, 1883 ; . - ,
bwm 8 opeciue.curea me oi malig
nant Uobd. pitison aft r I had. been
treated in vain with old so-called rewf-
edies of mercury and potash, rj. S. S.
uctonlyjlmiedibf bjopd poison, but
relieved -tho rbenmatisin which was
caused by.tho poisonous minerals.
: . Geo. Ijovelih i:.
V r . 2422 Sd Avenue, N.Y,
Swnrr'b Specific is entirely a veg
etable remeay, and is the only medi
cine which permanently cures, bcrow
la. Blood Humors, CauceraudxCoyli
gious blod Poi-n;' Send for book
on Blood and Skin Diseases, mailed
free. : '
; iTHE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. .
. 1 Drawer 3, Atlauta, Gx
held at Reeky Mount, and the ap
point ment Xvas awarded t6 Jlr Jnol
6. BstJIe ot Warrentpn.
. Mr. Hackney of the Durham re-
coraer xas retirea irm that paper I
Viniplcs, Sores, Aches and Pains.
: When a hundred boillei of sars,iDa
riUarvther preteut'.ous speciflcs fall
to eraJkateiu-bom scrofula or. conta-
raiid Wilt devote ;iiisTtlrne,Ttohe' B. B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm) has
pauiicuiiou ui me weefi.iy,iecoxuer I gaineu iuj fcawn u ?icirir,;m
and Southern Tobaccoulbt and Man-
afacture'sRecord. j j , ;
J. W.Srlttingham died of chol
era morbus on Sunday, night, aged
Bixty.-thfee ; ; y ears, j t Ho :. c tn e! d i
Lexington before the war. and re
mained, hereiver since. He. serY
ed In the Mexican war, and was
Koy
drawing a. pension from the
ernment. Davidson Dispatch.'
In Iredell county a young white
lad was accidentally shot 'and1 In-'
etantly killed by Burwell . Adams,
his younger brother. They were
lu the woods oud the hammer of
ihe'gnri ; caOght n a tree and the
'trtlre-1oaa Ofshot entered the boy's
lody.-7The Index. ; ,
A sailor by the name of Willlaia
Weston died In Wilmington last
many seemingly Incurable instances
Send to the Blood Balm Co., Atlanta
Giu. for "Book of Wonders" and b
convinced, , '-It .ii: tlie ;on1y r tbce
blood nrrr eb. -
G. W. Messer, ; Howell's X:Roads,;
Ga-writes: .'! was . afflicted nine
years with sores. All the medicine I
ooold take did me no good. ( I then
'tried B. B. B.,F and 8 bottles cuied me
sound.!!' r - ; :- -. -'
i Mrs. S. "M. Wilson, Round Mono
tain'Jexaa, writes: - "A lady friend
of uaino was trbublel with bumps and
piiuplei on-her faoeand neck. ' She
took three bottles of B. B. B., and her
skin got soft aad smooih, pimples dis
appeared, and her face improved
grealy.,.,',:;,:-Jr". - ; ' y ' '
Jas, Jj." Bo3worlh,' Atlinta, 'Ga.,
writes: 3pnie years ago I contracted
blool poison. -1 had no appetite, my
digestion v.was I ruined, rheumatism
drew up my limbs, so I could , hardly
wtHc, my'th'roat was cauterized five
times.' ' Hot Springs gave me no ben
efit and my lire was one of torture Un
as a speck of dust wilt derange the
delicate machinery of a watclr. Were
people;. as thoughtful .to r'repalr their
broken health on the first approach -of
disease, as the owner is to mend ' his
machinery,' they . would escape Inde
scribable suffering, and often death;
Slight causes will sometimes derange
tho digestive orrans, on whose healthy
aetiou the beMLh "ot the rh'ole system
to tnnch depends and feverish bfood.
headaches, and consumption itself sets
in. -The wise person will at once 'ar
rest the cause of hls unhealthy syrrrp
tom,resortmg to Uiat world famed rem'
edy. Dr. piea-e'a Golden Medical Dii''
co rery which purifies the blood . and
cures liver disesases.. Of all' drug
guts. '."; v jV r
THE WORST NASAL CATARRH,
No matter how long standing, is ab
solute cured by Dr, Catarrh
Remedy. It does not merely give re
lief, but produces permanent cores in
the worst cases.. CO cents, by drug
gists.
; HARPER'S PERIODICALS- :
: Pes Xr ab: - r .
Harpeb's Bazab V "V HO
IIabpkb's Maqazixs . . 4
HAErEU' Wejcly .
Hakpeb s Youno Peopuj . " 2 0Q
, louge Free to all subscrilers la
the Uitited Stes, Canada, or Mexico
t .1
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OUR STATE CO NTEJlPOK ARIES.
i i. ". , ;ja'.;! i-- .,.., . .
' We do not pee how. the Legislature
The volumes of the Bazar wflpbe-""
giu witli ili first tiuiuber for Jaocary (
of each year.. When ni time is meu- t
tioned, subsciiption will begin with
the number current at time of receipt
of order.' 1 1 -. : . ; ! !
Bound volumes of Hai per's Baztr,
for three Tears back. In neat cloth '
binding, will be Pent by mail, post- '
l-aitl, or hy expresy free of expanse (
(provided tlie fn i.ht dorr toot exceed
one dollar per volume), for $7 00 per
volume.' ' ' -i
Cloth chscs for eich volume, suita- -I
ble for binding.; will be sent by mail,-: ,
. SA .
p.si-paiu on receip oiiuu eacn.. ,
Uemittanoes should be m.ide Vy
post-oUce money order or draft to
avoid chance of loss. - -.;' ! . . :
: Newspapers are not t7 copy this ,
advertisement without the express'
ordercf Harper & Brothers." " '
".-' AdJres :";" 4 V"-'--'' :-v.vr- i
, , . . IIabpeb & Broiiiers, .
,, . . New York. '.
1 v $1 A YEAR. - '
To kef p posted on the en tiro ifcrld
- i " . subscribe for Uw ? .
N- Y- WEEKLV HERALD-
It.ls snd fwil continue to be the
greatest and cheapest family journal
Can improve the condition of our . far- I iu the United States
. t
Uon't.
has euouch of it thev turn down
Dion't snub a boy because , he
wears shabby clothes. . When Edi
son j inventor of the telephone, first
entered Boston h wor a, pair of
week.,,.m3 death was caused by ai til Igave B. B. B. a trial, and surpris-
ing as it may seem, me a3o uj. uve
bottles cured me."- ' - - .
bio w inflicted several days ago. It
Is, flujte likely to prove to' bo a .se
rious affair. V '.
The Rev. W. 8. Creasy, was. a
few evenings since, liberally
King, Clerk Superior Com-t ; of - l-rankim
county, N. (; for tlie recovery of $351.60,
due by aceount,which summons is return
able before J udge Superior Court, at
Lisburg on the 6th A'onday before the
lit Mondar in M?reb 18S9. .- The defend
ant will ko tak notice that a warrant of
attaohmeat yaaiseued by. MiAJW.'; J .
Kiar. Clerk of iiJSuDllrLr., Ooort on
aid 6th day of November 1888, against
prosertr ef said defeadant.-which . war
rant Is returnable Vefore the snid Supe
rior eifart ut. f ho time And nlaee sfthove
. aimed for the return of ; summons whea
' and where defendant is required to . ap-.
pear and answer or demur to the com-
plaiai or the reJitf ' demandodr will be
granted, -li'l ,'Jii,!'?U l invi.
This 22d dav of Nov 1888. a
; . a.; . --j .
pounded1? by his congregation.
yellow linen breecrres irr-thre :niep4t I The "poonding waso generous as
let nr water stagnate upon,; the of winter, lton't 'snub aiJboyte-! to reach the.H'eight Q .poasibJy, a
erounii.1 .Viru?' 4' 7.4 ''jleause his homd Is plain and funpro- ton, and Mr.Creasy desire, the
tending.:. Abraham Lincoln's early I Messenirer to extend most cordial
home was a log cabin. Dont snub I thanks to ail the kind donors of his
a boy because of the ; ignorance of I flock. Messenger.1 ' j -
parents.- jBhaspea;f? im miafoCtedVW
world's poet was the son of a man flM, - ,nn t tne Wftte- works.
wh wtig iroable twfiterthlar.)owni rUffni'oli ifcel krth. an olter which
tiarne.' Don't wiub a boy because mnaaanrnA ao ir u vm tr.
be done as early as April or March,
nd should be always when the soil
is In good ? working - .order and
nedher. too wet nor dry. In ;the
one case it will bake and prevent the
-the-otlier it wilt require nsnch-?' rnnr
to put it In "Condition for planting.
If tlie land is. not new ground,
either forest or pine field, it should
be fresh or at least long rested, and
neither corn or sorghum - has been
latelytioppedi' Foriuctttlalldithei
preparation is .in all . respects sim
ilar to that'of new gtound; except
that a turning plow may take the
place of the bull -tongue, and that
I desire to return ' mvthanV'Srio fnri-l-4tielliIHng' ? should UOWbe sflona
many patrofTf KV giyefi f Bel therej UrierUhaah0 flrsB of jM&t
patronage Tor 1885, and earnesuy ask an u '
waiting for plants or a season, to
plant 'them. To preserve such land
jaod tor prevent dainaga to Ihogrdf-
k.-Ml m. uuin i ivi v '
ass-nburg and J5. W. Timberlake,
l iaintitl'n Attorneys. - " f
Blacksmithing.
eontmuation oi tne same for 18ba. I am
sure I.wiU be able to do better in -.the
tutu re. - .Tne times are hard ana prices
very low. , Those who have horses to , be
shod call on me. . I.wul enarautee satis
If you havs a horse that over-reaehes, cuts
his ankle, stnmblefi has corns or the nar
row-heels, call and see me. and I will
guarantee satisfaction. Do not forget
. that I am nreDared to renair 'eruns. and
have all parts such as hammers," tubes
. K A5TH0NY T. H"EAL.,
ing crop from ;washiug''.rains,,.wa-
ter-fhrrowipg: 6t giitterifigi: r redi
ommended.
The vestibule trains will soon be
runhn2 between New York and
Southern Points
- For he next house or repre
8entatives certificates have already
been issued to, 163 Republicans, and
159 Democrats. - So tho Republi
cans 'Will have a majority of one in
the -next house. :.lf "cirtificates
should be Issued to Democrats In
the two remaining districts of West
Virginia1 and a'listrict In Ten
necftiee .It Is probable"! hat" Gov
TsyltJT wllr' give the Republican
candidate a certificate In this .Tent
nessee district, aiidlhat a. certifi
cate will be issued to one Republi
can in West Virginia., rThiS would
give th'e'Republicuns a' majority of
five in tho next House a very nar
row, margin,' it Is rue, but one that
measured 12 tucu.es from nose
he chooses a httmblei trade f The.l t:HnrtA,, , It bt oftenMhat l-m :marm' "fx runout one ma
author f Th Piwtm; Prr1 UP"--IV..r:. sufficient or purposes of
.T.ka . .Ill .
I ...
because oC physical . disability
. . Jk i Ta . 71 . t v CAi Jinion4jesieraay, a uouet iu
nnv nPTSiusp i nniinp ac nis ' ips-i r r - . , ; t- - . .
: .. - .-r-the'hoon factorv of Coir Jc
onrta - 14 rviivrh -t a AoiAhiatAil 'I w
rtatnfai nrirl r rwa tms air A d a cttiml I v
: , . , , , 7 ... S 1 two sons of CoI. Ashford and a ue-
ooy a I nis oooks. uon'i snuo u
Don't sniib a ; boy
otters are caught this side of Reedy
Fork or Haw River. He sold the
hide for $4.00. -North SUte. -
reMercia'v,
John Aslr
. , . 14 . t A gro, andfaaUy iBjuringCol. Ash
boy. because he stutterso Demost 5. V .Nfct-1 -1 Ci .,i
- . vT v vl J-lrordJjimsdfhoIlsIn-a eying
thenes, the greatet orator of Qlltion - "
Greece, overcame a harsh and st am- I . . . .
merlng voice. Don't snub anyone. "The Bank of Guilford Oreens-
Not alone because, some.day.ftey .bo's third bankpenedI doors
may far outstrip you in the race of j for business Wednesday, Jan. 1st.
D. P. Caldwell, : president, W. It.
Murray ."VicepiesldetilWi 55'. Td
organization. It will be extremely
diiacult, however to carry. through
any distinctive measures of party
policy with such a majority, . Upon
the question of taritt revision the
freo trade" Republican members
from Missouri will-put the advo
cates of tariff protection in a mi
nority unlers they can drum up
two or three recruits lu the 'Dem
ocratic camp. i '
mers to any great extent. This is not
the right end of the line at which ' to
start the reformation.' The farmers'
should behi at the other end at their
homes. There is where the work should
bei done to bring about the desired im
provement of their condition. As long
as the farmers plant nothing but mon
ey crops, depending on the city stores
for all. their necessaries for family and
farm, they will, continue ! como' out
at the little end of the horn every year,
and, that loo to spite of all kinds of
legislation that could be conceived as ,
working to their advantage No legis
lation, on the face of the earth will help
them as long as they continue to mort-.
gage every thing but their wivet and
children for provisions to . eat while
raisin nothing but cotton and tobac
co, it tne l-iegisiature could prohibit
i
The cominr year promises, to be
crowded with s'.r.n.e event." ' .
In the Uiiitid States the enterance
of new issues imo the political arena '
hns ben loUowcd by a chauge jJL ad.
ministration . But the great e ono o , .
ic question on which t tie ' ca ' aiga
turned Is still 11 r settled, and Its soiy
tion is now committei to a : Congress
almost equally diviued. bet ween tho
two gre;i iarties.
1 Europe Is" a vast camp.. Army
corps patrol the frdutier, and' mil
lions of men await the signal for the
most titanic wr the world Las ever
seen.-" .- - . . :
i The Herald's tews gathering xaa-.J
chin try is unequalled. Its eorres- ,
pondiijtJiwdot the-"1 l abilablel gjpbe. ',
nwthing can tsape7 their -vigilance,'
and no expense ia saxed in rprcad
ing the result of tbel cflfortj befvjre
the Itcrald'a reader. ' ' 1
All the new of; America will be ,;;
found each week in the Herald, while
its foreign department will contain a
life, but because it is neither kind,
nor raghtt jQor.Christian, j Jt H
' The average American kitchen and
Laxado r; ' t e th "kfao w ' dy 8 pepsia . the
i one creates it, tho other destroys it.
Laxador costs only 25 ceuts.
; The "baby's best friend ia Dr. Bull's
Baliy Syrup since
baby's health by kepin
gart, cashier V. DBiggers, clerk,
iLvi M.bCottt? Attorney. J'N ft tiff J
DirectorsJudge John II Dii.
Hard, Levi. M. Scott, .YTA-Ijash
D, w. C. Benbowl'Thos. C." Worth.
it maintains the JVf f J- M. Huston, J.
. - VV Scott, Di P. Caldwell.
epin? it free from . -
... . 1 Va loom hit thpiA S?i 1 1 Tinrtlv
.We learn that theie
- From the Centropolis, Kansa&jCity,
Mo.. Decemler 1st, 1887. r i ;
- There u nothing so vaiuab'e w us
as heallii, "but we do "not "realize his
until we are deprived of it. How
mtny of our readers' awake in the.
ihbm ng with the dull pains in the
back and head, and find it a hard task
to. perform daily duties f These are
symptoms. pfmaliria, 'and. we. know
frvjui periouaf tnal they may be Jcom
plelely eraJiited by ShallenbergerV
Antidote for Mlarva.; It' is a simple,
amd eQ'ectivo remedy, and we advise
our rt-aiers to try i. u ,
their buying foreign lacon, corn, flour. I panorama of the old world, 'fli shed l
and hayjt. would do them more good
than by passing any law it would.be
called upon to adapt for their ' benefit- .
Durham P lan t. -,''.'
National and State legislatures are
united In the "work of political rede trip I
tion aad the day 1 Is . not far distant
when political ethics will be elevated
to a Christian standard of private vir
tue and personal honor." The Slate of
North Carolina has prospered during
the year 1883. Her people have"" been
vinder.the aea over the commercial ca-;
bles. . .
. ' SPECIAL FEATUURi.
. Practical farming. Progress U
science, woman's work-, nouble pulpit',
ctterances. literature aud art,' stones '
by our beit author. ; . ! " 11
INFQRM VM ATION ON ALL SUB- ,
' . JlJ'i. - ,'.
Address. JAS. CiOUDUN BENXFTT. .."
New York Herald, i
5 . . , New York City. ...
blessed pith health, aud a gratifying
degree of prosperity hat rewarded their
labors. -Her educational institutions,
have attained an excellence and in
fluence onkuown before, and f-om her
acadmic groves the iiht of knowledge
has gone out to tha regions beyond.
The past or xortu Carolina is secure,
und her future is inoro promisiag.
New Bern Journal,
NOTICE-
' By virtue of a decree of the Superior
court of i'ranklin county maJe - iu tbv
cm tt Wariiovia lbk vs. Jno, Yr
borough, i akall hvil at iLe court huuse .
door in LtMiisburg on iIoilny the -4 ia day
of February 1S&J, a iractof Und in Frank-.
j in counlr,rvprei I'reik totihip ug'
which JoUn i iirboryuli f rim rly re.ded,
contaioin 150 acre. 'it-rms H tL,
balance on credit of 12 uioutLs wiia . ;
pr cent interest Irom d.itt.
" J.J. II AVIS.'
I Jan. 2nd IS 50, . . tomi,,
colic, diarrlicci, etc, Price-.3J-ccts,
'.rill
i.