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The-Franklin Times. I - 1 : : 1 JV A. TiiOHAS.Iklitor and proprietor. Friday, - - - Janv.'H 1883. THE i BUSINESS OUTLOOK. In speaking upon this subject the Wilmington Star savs The year was from1 a business stand point of. view a r better - year than 1887.- The profits have, been lar ger. The railroad business -was not : mi!ti ae aafibfaptrtrv hnf truil and manufacturing I throughout - the whole ' country . averaged ;k be'ter The falling off in railroad construc tion to nearly one half U notices ble. The truth is the railroad con Btruction of 1887 was i great in ex cess and could not be maintained and ought not to be maintained. But while in business there : U HOTEL QUESTION. I.Ir. Editor: . . ; k Here lately 1 have read a great many things in your japer that seem to indicata a right move in the right direction, something that If realized will prove of great ben egt to the people of Louisburg. I refer to the building of a new hotel. 1 ana glad that Mr. Harris, the pro prietor of the Eagle Hotel is in fa .vor of this ;, new : enterprise, and that he is willing to put the , worth of his building in stock. Whatcan be fairer? But tho ' people of Louisburg must aid Mr. Harris. The traveling public couipUin not at the table, not at ; the host. not at the town; but they ; say the. rooms and the general plan of the old hotel is bad; and very incon venient. Now this inconveniency caii be so easily re Jiedied, if the business raeu would turm their ; at- The murderers of pay-master McLeure have been captured. TnE Catholics of Wilksbara have refused to combine, with the Prohibitionists. They say they will vote as citizens not as politi lions. . : . i r n r ; i I 1 ' ;l i ii ) 4, , I 0. 0. HASHIS & CO., - Lew Wallace and his wife are still plying; the pen. They nre busy all the time. Lew Wullace has made out of his Ben Ilur about $50,000, not sr much for hi3 "Fair God." : r Hi C in nodus Will con -mence hi Harpers Weekly or 1889. He estimates it popularity even grater than Ben Hur." , -i J r rr II K II JL3 Kesponsible forgoing "back on yoii atnll ilpflinn t.hA rrwds still have -a good margin and a large majority to the accomplishment of of them ought to be satisfied with what has been accomplished. - It, rs to be hoped that the business of the country will coutinueas flourishing in 1889. -If the 'President that is to be shows any of th;statesuimship and generalall-em bracing : patriot ism of his able American predeces Bor we may expect the people to liave cnnfidence! and may': antici pate he usual progress under; the blessings, of. -Heaven. The able New York Tiines -closes Its own survey with .this opinion : " s ,' rJ i The enrral prospect may, be Bummed up in the statement that this; end, : And;,azain JLouisbursr has not its share of Northern ..via Iters who.come.South to spend the winters, and seek a dry cool at mosphere, and the people enjoy tnemselves fui that is ; what they come.'for, regardless oft expense Jbr sq short a time.'' " But Louisburg should get its share and thereby be benefitted - " I Mr.'' Editor,. ; am ' with you, .heart and hand. The town needs a Hotel, a larger hotel, let public spirit be aroused, and the paper is the thing to do it, I admire your NOTICE. sale of Laud tor Taxes. and liking the other fellow, who I will expose for sale to the highest . , - ... - . v ,T- ' - vis so neatly dreased, and looks so I nice, h a: "bought ; his entire , outfit from ,F. N. Egertori's. She has sense arid knows that if you did not have better sense than to pay F. N. Eger con's competitors the articles respecting the New Hotel, 1889 is likeiy to be a good year -for rand I hope that you will see t :"no dou hard work,- prod euce, econo.ny, l distant day what you are so nobly UUi noi ior spevuiaiituj.; a nut a Karl mtt.tr ITnnftst. Inhnr. carefulness and saving . will r have befo the people, thrust-, it upon inier rewara, anu inere4isevey ri- i im u.cjr nui, aim are ueneni ted. - . , r f - - . .. .. . - Citizen. son to believe Uiat the reward will be perfectly genf rous. The chnnce of making a great deal : of money without them Is not - brilliant, i and what is of equal importance, is not likely that the chance will appear, brilliant to any great portion of our jeople. So far as business is con . cerued," we are convinced ; that in this situation there are the reiisona bly secure "elements of a "happy New Year." i( . . In North Carclina there is a di vided prospect. I Income sections, well h fayoredf M)ther Irespec.rs, there were crop, ail ures . lastly ear, and tVere is a great - and ' pressing scarcity of food for man and ' beast. Other sections are more J favored. - The tobacco crop, so important to , the prosperity of a very considera ble section of t he State, was com paratively a failure. This makes jmoney - tight - and much of the hoarded money ; must be spent to buy provisions which their impru dence led them not to raise. Busi ness failures have been numer6us and over-trading has proved - its usual curse. Too many- incom petent men and .adventurers -with-' out capital are embarking in trade from year to "yean -The result is the standard of business Jntelli - gence and. financial responsibility ' Is greatly lowered. , L : Manufacturers, railroad construe-, Hon, have flourished during the year just closed., Thiss encourage ingf, Jand , hopeful. , . ,But the farming ; interest cannot be said ' to.; be in a prosperous or Jhealthy condition as a whole. We doubt if there is a good average. .: The system of mortgaging - is ruin ous, is slavery.; Whether legisla' tiou can really remedy known evife and aid bad farming and make im provident mtn successful is beyond our prophecy or ken. ' -' ' - KlALBlllEFS. ; Harbison will put no negro In theCabitfet' - - - -' s i WiiiiTFranee ever become a sec ond America ? ll was so .prophe sied. v v ' ' m m a- m mm m ihk i xarooro tsoutiierner is a gTeat big paper, , presenting eieht pages. . Cnr how the" Blaine party do fight tCKonce- again plume ? their Knight T ; Raleigh will probably have a new Depot in a few months; It is needed. r The Chowan Southern railroad Is being pushed with vim and rapidi ty, and Tarboro will soon be on a through line. ' t ;.. : TH&Bepublicans are 'very - pre mature! Some dfjhem are trying to boom AUi3on foi 1892. Orover isn't dead yet. . The Argus says Qoldsboro ' is destined to become the Atlanta of North Carolina. We hope for sev eral Atlantas. " EvEKV'paper has given to the New Year a jjng disquisition, and eiich editorial is full of good advice and good words. - " , ' , . Col. Waddeil delivered : an ad- dress before the Y. ii. C. A. , last week."" His subject wa3 "Closes." . The Star compliments : him very highly. I : . ' ' The ,: Electric Sugar Beflning Company, of.New Y"ork have swin dled the investors out . of $250,000. biuder for cash, .. at tho court ..hous-e door iu'Jiaisburg on Mcmday. the tth dfcy of February 1889, as prescribt-d by lawthe following landa, situated in Franklin county, for default ia pay ment of taxe due for the year 1857 and 1888. "' : 11 C; Kkaknkt, . Jan. 3, 9. J SU'fi'Tranklin Co. - Mrs . : Ariel ia . Underwog J ; 04 acres Camp creek Freetnans :2.5 - W J Fester 4 acres JTi-anklin tn-3.02 Mt-s LuYi-nia -'Fuller, ; 1 .town ' lot Frankliuton . . .. rr v - 4.19 J II Hawkins, 1 town lot, " dog trot F anklinton . . ' ' : 2. SO Mrs Enima Jonr S.144 acres, Middle Bohi.cookQitowniot new Bai- vou uiuior inai snannv onr eighFranklintonT. . 14.98 1 : ." . : - ; .-. , W.' H.' Mavneld 1 town lot yrauk- -rr-ii -crill '"U W Ai-ZJ lintonT.S. v 4.16 "u JUU; UO CL UUUU yi UVUX3l J :HMfrntt.;agtf 83 acres tar ":;' r : ": . r river ' IM CiXTT n QTO hortDV CDTICQ in.t-HA tn- J. I Moore 350 acres and 9ft acres T Y..?' ""r ! V. Mr.Muy-, axj, uuu j Friinklinton T. S.h 24 ; , , ' i . WaslnugtonPerrya aciesi rJ XUTe anQ DUV OJlly ITOIll -b JN ijjSTer- Cary Fetson 2 - acres nef Wei- 1 ' J - J - Fred Person 1 acre new Weldon 2.80 IUU CtliU V U UX b K 1X1 WILL XLOL ts t lmi.' i ,f.. I - .j - ." . t- , . . . .- . i U J.UUIUM Kiel) UCUC UDU!1D Mary S. I sry's esiile 79 acres .3-32 Mal-y A Usrv 79 acres 3.33 N D AVilliamb J. towu lot Franklin- tou. T. 8. -; .. ; ; .. . ll&O J. E. T: Ayescue, a?t, 314 Flat Rock creek UayesviUe T. S. 17.58 VV.W. Ellis 931 acres old Young place Sandy Creek 29,49 Johu lireeu 2U0 acres bandy . treefc T. S. ' - . . 7.77 P H Harris, 3 J acres, Wash Harris, and 77 acres, Jno Yarboro land, Cy press creek. ' 4 i 4 5 31 i. B C Iusco 50 acre?, Isinglass, Shan dy creek. ' : 4 02 Mr. Ii H Barham, 520 acres, Tar river, Louisburg; : - - ? 51 34 50 - Kuffiu Fogg, 1 lot, Louisbursr, ; 4 44 ' Calvin Hill. 2 m-xt..- Kimni road. Louisburg, . : . 3 34 with the cnrl of his heart bvbuvincronlvofF NEcerton. Go Back On You. To know that he can double his chances of success, Hilliard M alone, 4 acres, . "Warreti- tun road, Louis'bur, ' . ' ' . 58 'JPleasant Yarboro. 8 acres, Warrin-'-ton road, Louisburg, I 16 Albert Ward, 1 acre. "Yarboro tract, Louisbbrg.-- . I 3 23. ' Lafayette William 5, Sr., 5 acres Wuneu ton road, Louisburr, 2 23 - T B Horlon estaU, - 50 acre, Tar river. L.)ui8burg, V t" '' , - ' ; " . 1 5 C9 T'B.FIorton, 102 acres Sjcamor Louisburg. - , - "12 94 Mcs. M. H. Horton, 117 acres,' Nash road, Louis ourg, and 59 acre, Kyca-. njore,,Louisbursr.''i-:v-.".' .14 06 . .'1 : I WANT. A" WIFE, To know that her husband can be better: fitted and Rj'fobms do not move backward, Nothing has gi veu.the Record more pleasure than to observe that the Democratic newspapers in Pennsyl vania hare not receded ; an inch from the position .they reached v at the high tide of the movement in favor of.Tax Reduction and Tariff Reform'. The Democracy have set their teeth,1 and looking ahead. Having carried the country - on the No man reads a. book withont 1 PPuiar,vote at the first onset, they ..being.''more'rinrormed,: br' seeing" tKe aciner' f eov- Bomethlug new or stranee. Beaf ernnjent at the next. The posJlion Harrison will not be an exception f ihe Pennsylvania newspapers is when he finishes his lives of the not siPKular. Their contempora- Prcsldents. . f 'ies froLA Maine to Texfcs, who'were " w ' 1 hearWly for Revenue Reform in JOHN. ( WmTTrm r (o1aK.(it.V 1 r.. i .: " . ..i 81st .birthday not long since. Tlfe whole partv is buoved ud on- : Ilia Mhih1 Mm pr'i imiii ou.,...A , . - : . : . -v , ,, - ..... 0 xier aeieat oy tne conciousness of Talk is talk, and that is about ; all . Vork tells and ctiou realizes. Private . interest increases- indi . vidual wealth but public interest enhances everything in value.' It? develops industry,, ? and insures strong fortifications. , - ' llis "Maud' 'Mullet stand as a sentinel to guard his re. memberance among American peo EngIandIs about to have trouble again ; with Osmon Digna. ; He comes forth as a champion of liber' ty anjdfreedom." The: Federal constitution was ' adopted one hundred years ago-, This centennial will be celebrated lu grand tyle, . : BouiiAjfQEB can not be downed, He is making tor the Presidential chair. Will ha get it? Ke will liaye it or raised fuss, - . ; - ' 'right; and In that sign ItwiH col- quer. Phil. Record. - W JJudd, agt., J C McCraw, ill r' .:. :-. ': " ; V. .:'..-!, - .. Kybu have a Notion to buy; F N Egerton has acres, Buffalo, Hayesville, 5 yj Dealers is' DRY G00D3 - - AKD ' 9 LOUISP.URG, N. C. TT? Va want 6rt cIam Grories IUf.bis'& Go's Is - the placa to get Uim. . TP jou wnnt tV W,t Clgtj. od Tobacco In T)uU. J-- twj dou't f-il to caii oo C. C. Uarri i Co. ' ..""- " . ( " " '. IP VfrjTl",1,110 'or. iha l,,t raneJf llarn & Co., are th men to trade with; e .,. m.: t . I U Jon want Mtiafactlon lo eTery particular, voa JLC. will get it of U arri A Co. . VT 00 AJ U want yenr custom daring -f QQA VV XU c. C. UakkisCo.. lOOy. . ; 33 .' ' 1 ':'-.'. 0. 0. HARRIS & CO. THi -,pw :Ymh ;a; hmi, t3"Let us go to"tB5. Dissolution : of Co-part-, nership- v ; Thi firm of Mitchiner A : Clifton ia this day dissolved by- mutual consent, and all persons indebted to the firm are earnestly requested to come forward and settle AT ONGE with R T Clifton. . ... J. A. Mrrc hiner, ; - E. T. 0 LIFTON. . : Notions to sell.. 'I- 4- Having bought . the interest of 11 r. Mitchiner in the finr of Mitchinef A Clif ton, I desire to inform the public that I will continue the business -at the same stand. Thanking the public far the lib eral patronage given the firm, x I'ouviai'aaoe ui we bu.c. - ; ' . -, . lies - ;:::':: :, K. -( U '. j; beg t pectfallv', ' L T. CLIFTON.. Egerton means business, no you ? If so, come and see him and business will be done. , ff MONEY TO LEND. ; Farmers ati others desirinpr to bor row money can do so by applying to the undersigned. ' ; r :i . - j ; . ; , W. TlMBEBLAKE. ' Heudcrsoii Tobacco Market. Corrected wei'kly byD.' Y. Cooper i proprietor , or Cooper's ware house.' . . .' . ':'.'-'; ' IIeniersox,-N. c r Fillers--Common dark or green 2 3 . ' Common to medium 3 3 , i r ! Medium to good ' , : 5 8 r Good to fine : ' 9 10 Smokers Common -' ; 3 4 ' v ' otumon to medium 5 , 6 j' V;' Medium to good -- 8 10 -; Good to Cue 10 15 Cutters Common to medium 13 i 17 - edium to good 17 25 V t , I Good to fine ; 25 35 Wrappers Couimon ; 10 12 y.; - i common to medium 15 .18 i i Medium to good ,20 25 i ; " Fine to fancy ' 40 55 ' !-'V.' X " f ! Ii ' n Ii Pi The reliable SHOE dealers, established in Halit?h in 1879 have moved op. posite their 'old sUnd, to N j. 134 Fayetteville t., (E. 8. Pett ja old store) where thej have more room to show off their Fine Stock of -. Ladies, Gents, Mifeses Boys and Childrens SHOES. wav ujo.bQ mail UiULlUI TV! iU WilS IUU lyC f J . SUCH Ciici. - BennettA Bruners. llanan- & Som. also the V. L. Dotisless celebrated $3.00 Shoe, (the only store in Raleigh where they can be obtained, Also a ; large stock of Trunks. Valises and Dhts. . Sole Leather, Calf Skia Shoe Up- per3 and finishings, all at the LOWEST PEJCES. . - The faniily ho bought their gifts for X-mas at Eger- ong,e:Espejial attention ia called to tho big stock for X-mas thatold Santa unloaded at EGERTONS.' ;: The. Cold Chilly winds of December call for Boots, Shoes, oyer Cpats Wrap'si Clothing- and , - . - . , - - I . . -. . : . .. . " , . many other. things that will be found at Egerton's cheap er than can besought elsewhere, - A ccrdial invitation is extended to all. . ' '. . .. " ; : ; - .'.;. . ' . , . ...... ' Respectfully, . , .;;f''': ' " ' 5.FS .. .... I to buy cheap Clothing. Hats, Boots, Shoes, Groce ries, Crockery, Sewing Machin4 Needles,' Shuttles, Machine Bobbins, Trunks aud Tiilices. ' ': ; . ' . THANKING Y0D ALL FOR PASf ' and asking a cohtihuanco of the same, in ;the future and hoping you a happy new year; I am yours " ' , : :'v':"'. ;- - '':.' ' r Truly,; Happy and Prosp erous A 1. . , t ! . AND .THE PUBLIC GENERALLY. while extending to you our best wishes for you pros perity, &c., we would like to put in one for our selves, and that is: we wish you to buy all you need, 1 1 nit, Panning Implements. and everything in stock of . " -' ' ' - ' IISAT: a Qd 3TLOUS. for Cotton. : Thanldngyoufor. yourpaSt favors and desiring a continuance of same, 7Q arc very 1 5 Lou N.C. Bcspectfully," . . . - Gceen w Yajidoho,
The Franklin Times (Louisburg, N.C.)
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