The Franklin limes.
J. A". Tnfi'f As'; Editor and proprietor
FntnAY - W rvNovEifBEft 15.: 1889
CHIEF JUSTICE SMITH '
, . 1- DEAD.
Just as we go to press we learn of the
death of CMef Justice -Smith, which- oc
i urred at' Raleigh this ; (Thursday)
morning. '
The Morganton. Stpr eays he board
of aldermen of the town of Marion have
imposed a tax of $3 on visiting lawyeis.
; '. That is protective tariff legislation with
a vengance. The idea is," deuVtless,' to'
huild up a home market for " local lawr
yen and protect them from competition
with the jftuper . lawyers of adjacent
common! ties.r-Landmark. -'fsyA
r The Statesville Landmark says that
the complaints now are that one of the
. great ' . religious' denonunatjoua inj the
' State has no repreentUou3 ttheV; jap
ulty 6f the iDVege of! grfcultoev Rod
jaecnanic- .axis, tuiu uih i ; lucre is k
Ca'holic in the faculty and that he
holds a higher positi-m than any other
. member ef it who belongs to a . Protes
lant denomination. . This is. worse than
. , childishneRS--it is pure drivel.
-i , . . , .v .;-y- "'."
', Th editor of the Greenville Reflec-
tor attended" the Weldon Fair. : He gets
off the foUowing:. : C ;-. , .""
" Scene Weldon Fair on Thursday. ,
Young LadyV Who is that ugly fat
man wearing a "beaver, standing there
fcn the Jadges Stand close by the Gov
ernor?" .y-''i , v-;:. .-
j Young gent looking around M Why
j that's Mr. Henry Blount." , ',-
- Yonnjj Lady " Who t , Is it possible
that ugly man writes all those pretty
things hi the Wilson Mirror?" :
Young Gent "Truth, too."
Second Young Lady Somebody told
me Mr. Blount was ap there, .and ,1
knew the Governor wtts too, and I -de
clare Leonid not tell which ivas ; whieh.
- They aijbidn'lat they ? ..: I
wonder-rftvW -..;'.! v-,
. . But the cry of the candy p vender at
this inter tal drowned their , veices and
we heard no more.' Q
Anti-Alliance farmer' -uEtowJare you
fellows getting along with your jute
fight?' - .
Alliance Farmer -First rate.: We
are well satisfied with the vsitua
tion.M . t
AnU Alliance farmer "Aren't you
loosing about sixty cents on the bale by
refusing to use jute bagging?" -ft -5 lJ
Alliance farmer t,JJo." But if w
. were, we are getting -five- dollars v more
per. bale or our cotton than . we, -nrbuld
if there had been no. Alliance," and you
and all the farmers who ars not with us
- are getting it also. Dop't you think it
is wrong anil selfish in you to reap the
rewards of our jl&bor. while you 'are
standing aloaf and wen't; help us
. And the4nti-Alliance man . walked off
as if he hfed a "flea in his ear .
Poes Fja-rining Pay?
'v.Eeouomist. : ;- -
, We were pnce;askedi and that very
lately, when the Agricultural conditions
were as unfavorable as now; to name
fifty men in Pasquotank county who
were making money farming, and could
have named more than fifty. And we
last week asked' the question as to Cur
rituck county of a CurrUuckian ; of in
telligent observation and he called over
a dozen scattered over the. county wh
were rnatng money in different branch-
1 es of agriculture! Of . course farming
requires brains te be mixed with the
farm work but there is a simple ' process
. by which a man can make fanning, jay
without taxing too '. heavily his brairi
force.' In , every . large neighlarhood
there is some, man, or men who is mak
ing both ends meet and- lapping' . over.
: Just watch bin! and do like him t He's
a man to be watched. Not for the evil
but for the good that is in him. Watch
: him day by day, week by week, nurht
by night Watch him; ana . do uke
mm. .
A Sad Itcflection
The Asheville Citiaen , says Srith a
tender and touching pathos that the
old owner and bid negro are passing
away; and the ties that onee bound to
gether the white and black, are broken
a . . v- war r ' :,
V.? K' .Vnt
a tne most ramiaDie ana aumanmng
forms of government is !M ttarchai;.
That was the essential fceitures of
Soathero. Blavery. . The patriarchal no
longer exists; the household of depen
dents Is broken up and dispersed. And
there never will bj ; a ro-uniting. As
the new generations come on, tne young
of the white race will have none of the
tnemeries or experiences of 'tha amiable
characteristics ef the -aegror race; ; whl!e;
the young of the race growing up under
alien teachings, their mmds embittered,
naturally enough with : the knowledge
cf the long servatude of their progeni
tors, their modes and hopes of life
changed'by the acquirement of the ele-'
ments of education, their ambition hi
fiamed by their presumed thts, pedal
and political, their ;, euvy awakened by
the prosperity and Supreraary of the
whites, will grow up, an antagonistic,
sei amte and unassimilable ieople, that
ominous srectacle of tacc
. .----,. .
lag the same teritory.
CEDAIl UOCIC
Mb. Editok:
. ;JKew4 iu. pur, section -is-scareev" -and
the ho;e of finding sonic -iilems that
might, interest your readers jas kept us
sijLent for some time.; durt sectioa is
very quiet, and many gloomy faces are
met on every hand over our crop pros
oects.' Having no news of much im-
portance, I propose to tell your many
readers f pf our section: Cedar Rock
township is in the Eastern part of
Franklin county, and to any one who
wants atroiet home, surrounded by nat
ural elements xonducire'to health, we
invite him to come. ' When we wish to
change our home, several inquiries nat
urally present .themselves in selecting
a new place of abode, viz: The people,
the soil,' the church and school advanta
ges, proxhiiity to market,' &c. Our
'people are a quiet, flaw-abiding people,
the greater part of 'them are working
people, and do not have much .patience
or affection for idlers. sThey are court
eous to strangers, quick to respond to
the
1 -i: . 1 3 - 1 Jl I
liMuiotrwst, ttouj. uavW4, wb;mi'
ileQnlhist waj. i:; dlejgbs&ij .about
neignbors is not cliaracteristic , ct our
people. There are no very wealthy or
aristocratic nabobs in our midst, nor . is
"there any extreme cases of poverty. All
.who work have bread. , The different
denominations are well represent ed, and
the piety and, christian character of our
' people is equal of any section of the
country. ; The lauds of this section are
rolling, and in some parte quite hilly.
A great variety of soil can be found, a
soil to suit any crop the. farmer may
wish to cultivate. ; No very rich lands
-are to be found, but with proper culti
vation, a good living awaits the patient
toiler. I While for many years our far
mers have been giving their attention
to cotton as a market crop, for the few
years past, they have been giving their
attention, tto. tobacco, rand Jiare' been
"mpetingi with much JBnoe'esStv I" Would
. be glad to see the-differentr'-Bectiona . of
the county represented on the floors - of
Louisborg's 'warehouses, wltfi l. a,' fair
sample; of the leaf. ' I am certain we can
Via Vio tiMUn TftKomrt rS K flnoat.
- , W T Tl- I i
quahty; can be made here, and thisr jAii
of the oouaty. must eVentuidiy, take the 1
lead in this product. - I.n sorry some J
of6ur farmers are so. much against the
Louisburg market, and hope this feeling
will soon pass away, and a feeling of
county pride will prompt us to , leave
nothaig undone for the building np of
her waste places. : The price , of ' land
varies wUh:the - .locati vre
. have no.: g'steeana e; fiave an
abundant supply of small ones, giving a.
sufficiency of pure water for all purpose
es, in great quantity, and when .we get
a railroad it will furnish another, valua
ble commodity for this section. Our
rocks are curiosities to people from the
lower counties, and will be to us, in the
future, a source, pf revenucr
XlsWe are not behind any section in ed-
ucation, Cedar Eock Academy stands
as a livuig monument to me pride, en
ergy and public spirit uf her citizens,
and offers many advantages to its pat
rons. it does not have the temptations
of our smaller towns, and while - giving
quiet and every advantage for studyn to
the pupils, it at the .same time offers
every inducement for. the . intellectual
training, moral development, and com
fort to those who may come under its
influence. .. x
: Our roads to market, while not what
w c ucsue, nre passaDie. ?iX)Ul8Dnrg is
only ten miles, and Mr. Editor, we feel
, "f SS? 5Tr , cou?
. tarmin naT.iu.tk ..i . r - , .
"growth and prosperity, for her interest
must oe ours. . . r .
Dak.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Court Officers. " .
The various court officers, composed
of Sheriff Kearney, Clerk King,, Assist
ant , Baker, Crier - Harris, -and - Messrs.
J. Stokes, J. A. Porter, W. J, John
son and X' W. Stokes deputies, and
Henderson gariewood, doorkeeper: and
servant to court, had their hands full
tnis weesvJaut all., bejng equal to the
emergency, - everything moved ' along
smoothly. Our attention was especial
ly attracted to the very orderly way in
cmcu omcer aiienaea to nis vari
ous duties, i - - . -r -: ;-f. m
ITKWh!
I ; ' .V- n.irr,,
I - uurtraq on- carrots, dtew; edod&
ana aiaa ioc me jst weeK u without a
parallel. The prices of carpets are: cnt
ia two, ana iaia down tree or charge.
The pricel of dress Roods and silks are
entirely below anything you have seenl
The low prices and the best stock in
the citv to select from make thm go.
There has been large additions made te
our millinery display also, and that
department it .. a J6omi til?eVeF
shapes' tod the - latest trimunUigs, con-.:
bined with tha 'Idw" prices gave them
such a food sale. We can also a how
one of the most complete line of . meruit
ladiei and childrens shoes to be found in
the city : Hand sewed shoes at . only
$4.45, genuine Dongolas and kid button
boots at ouly,$2:48. The'hne of SOq."
hosiers is'pronounoid, to be the bet vto
be had in the- city All : the Jeading
makes a corseta and kid gloves at :
' ' - Kaleigh.N.C. .
Storm Calen 'ar mid Weather Fore
cast tor lVhS.lley. uIri iR. " nuitv !
i x m. i: JLt..' "j ,
Alliance Sleeting-:
We are requested to announce that
Jlev. B. Cade and Mr. A. C. Green will
address the Farmers' Alliance at Bur
lington (A. D. Ellis' Store) on Saturday
the 16th. ' v : - f
Superior Court. .
The November tirm of Franklin Su
perior Court convened on Monday,' His
Honor, Judge J. C McRae, on the
beuch. The Judge charge rto the
. grand jury was a little different . from
the usual style, but it was a good, and
common sense charge. The State was
ably represented bj Col. D. Worlldug-
ton. Our young townsman, L.
Hicks, was made Foreman of the Grand
Jury. The criminal docket wra taken
4ip-and the following business transact
el up t0 our going to press:
State and Admr. of J. R. Knight, ts.
Rich Holden; nol. pros.. ' "
State vs. Joe Foster, nol. pros.
; State vs. John Davis, failing to list
poll tax, cost paid, off. , :
I Stale vs. F. C. Holddn ahd W. K.
Martin, Jr affray', continued. - .
State vs. A. Teltair and J. D. Perry.
, a. :
assauu, noi, pros,. " "1.
." State vs. Evans Ellington, . larceiy,
guilty.
4 State vs. Martha A. Dickerson, scifa,
dismissed. t-y : ' - ' . "
1 State vaWm. Ililliard, larceny, sub-
! i- 1 JJ1
iuiib, oae year in iau, comnussiocers to
hire out. - . .
Stale vs. Wm. Hill, larceny, guilty;
judgment suspendea oa account, of his
extreme you tn. .-.. , r
State vs. Wm. Perry, larceny, sub
mits; one year in penitentiary.
'State vs. Pha Pearce, unlawful assem
bly and assault; called and failed, Judg
ment nisi, scifa capias --;.r -. .. .
; State v. Tobe Sills, larceny, submits;
one year in penitent:ary. -,
State vs. Wesley Williamson and
Laura Reid, affrav, with deadly weapon;
25 cents each and costs. . ;.
State vs. Robt Jones . abas - Henry
Bell, larcenyVguilty, five years in peni
tentiary.
- State vs. WalterTharrington. larceny
(three cases) 15 years- m rnItenli,V
State vs. John flill and llelea" vL
Hams, F & A,, submits, judgment las?
pended upon payment of costs. t
- ttate vs. AbramlJavis,': larceny ,
suomits, yearB-m. penitentiary ' ,
; State erry . Taylor,, jarcenyv 12
moutfcola jail, .commissioners--to hire
vs. Bryanf Foster, JL: & B.
calfod and failed, judgment nisi, scifa
and capias, .. . ., 1
State vs..E. C. Jones, allowing stock
to run aLlarge; $1 and costs.
- State vs. Mingo 'Harris, larceny,
years in penitentiary.
State vs. W. J.Perry, assault; called
anc failed, judgment nisi, scifk and capi-
' .
. State vs. Rica Brodie, setting fire to
dwelling, guilty. -. -,
bt-ite v..v . ll. Green and IL T
J 'Huff; unlawfully running of train,Green
submits, judgment suspended upon pay-
ment of costs; alias capias for lluff.
- Sate vs. J. A. Moore, failing to list
poll, cost paid, off. :
' State vs Norwood Mitchell, failing tQ
list twll mat mU rPT i ' . v- -.- ' M
State-vs. Itufl Parish, abandonment,
called and failed, judgment nisi, acifk
and capias. ' ' '- . . ,
State vs. Lester Perrv. Dock . Perrv
I u.a a eajy piston, assault, called and
1 A1 nujl?a captasv, .
i State vs.-Minerva Thomas and Kath
arine Davis, affray; noL pros.
State vs. Wm. Hart. Willie Webb,
et. al. resisting officer, cost paid, off. r'
State vs. Jos. Freeman et. al. chang
ing ear marks, not guilty. ,
" - Stat4 vs. Peter Andrews, releasing
prisoner, not guilty. . - . . . ..
&tate vs. neur etla and C. F. Wil
liams, 'affray, guilty, one penny each
and costs.
State! vs. B. H. Bodgerson, . appeal
from Majot's court, dismissed. l
, State ys. Alfred Harrison: and'Haxry
Lancaster, LancAstir n6t gulity; Uarrw
bou pleads guilty, I and costs.
State vs. Wi'Ue Egerton, cruelty
to ainmalf, 12 months in county jail,
commissioners to hire out. !"
Slate vs. H. -S. Lowry and L.T. ,
McGbee, . affray, " suhmits, judmeat
suspended on payment of cots.
- State V8. ThoS" H. "Rinr. bnralflr
and A,' B., not guilty as - to lurgla-
rjr,.wuk guuiy 01 A. 13.
State vs.- Alfred Wood, larceny;'
guiiiy, juagment suspended upon pay-
meus oi cosw ana dcicnaant recog-
nizea for his appearauce at next term
of court.' '
; Starts. athanJBass, Pack Park
er ana jjock Alston, A. & B.,, all
guilty, one -peony each and cost.
State vs.Uirn Dunaton and Anthony,
iuay, BBsami, i ana costs as to Duns
ton and oui penby , and costs ' as to
State vs. Medicus Alston, false nre.
tene; submits, 'judgment suspended.
uu ueieuaaai recognized to annaar
t next termof court and pay costs.
w ra
i juourt is in session as our renort
I ues o ciocic p. it.. Tnursday. The
Uiai ox Japer. HoDklns-lor murder
comes up for; trial to-day. Fridari
ven-re oi men nave Deea ' sum
moned from whom to get a Jury. , ,
I'wlllell t , the residence, of the
H' rir. m r- 1 1 " .
Tuesday, Dec. 1589
60 or more battel of com, shocks,
luuutr, iwo wagons ana Barnes,
wo nurses, inreo umi!. nnn o
, Y. Y.bbob6, Adtn'r.
p 6r.T,EH'S
Private Inn.
WKewiiV want of firtt-claa meal while in
RIGSiAJLE.
2. Y. MC-EIAY,
SEE -
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LL'uLi..-Uii . .
;' ' LIOSELEYfc .;
131 FAYirmmLLE ST
RALEIGH.. C.
PHENOMENAL SUCCESS t
IMMENSE 8TOCK ft!
COMPETENT FORCE MM
STXUCTLY ONE PRICE II! 1
Goods kirkkd ix tvaiv riauBta.
. TheU stock cmbrsee Yerythinr to b
foondins Brl-el-
DRY GO0D3 HOUSE
AfrtAt vsxicty if bUck f od mA
4 -
SILKS
la olori, vldtb's sad prices to salt IL
, people. ., ,
wool 'dres od-th reoit ttmetlfe
jtock.xl-thtbtTlae in North rrolio.
Tlieir(trimrlaj; dprtmtot U eoupUu
is Terv hrtiouUr pluLT Tlitt,
pUlo sod ttuej aljka, fncjcra, trnfa, p
emeaifls ' sad riDbost ia btck aad
colorvt r ' '
- Tbir wrpdMrtmtBt U ih oe
ef the iuhb--bcaoe tht -tyles art-.
ncwtht ihapea correct, th iwortmeDl
laryt, the it gaarsoteit. tkt price low.
rmn pciaJtr- capca, nn-ir. .bo,
and (ar by ia TarO lor tri mini fit.
whit rooda. hoaiekerpiux exl,tder
dawa qailt, haadkarohitfa, bMlcry and
nekvrar ( , r
tnr Peraona oat of the ef tr nd sot aetl
Ut to order.. ;lttera of iaqniry ad ro
qacsU tor aacaple promptly aaavered.
131 FareUeville St, Italelgb. K. C.
T. ' W...Wood &
byx at Kiug's,
BonS BEST '8KTO
. Full ITae'bf fancy and Lea vyrrocer-
iai at ivtng Urou , ':
Xu JlyrlM trou.
lrl, . . . .-,..
d 4 ' ' V 11"
J. E. lfl.L01fK. -
Tnberat fliscounta on early . socUo-
weqia. r,r ?... ....
Cheap Xor.Cttsli,
. : 1 have threo rood horses which I
will eell CHEAP tor CASH; Also
aoreral sela or rood narneos. a one-
horse ar !bt two-horso wax, on.
- j . W. T.tTurrox
; SSQYC TOJX BALE.
Sxow b a fine Ball, half Devon and
ball A! demer. arbicn lvlll soll at a
reasonable' prioe. lie U perfectly
rentle, t. year old, weicha .1.122
pounds and .works as well at a steer.
- . - ,-SVB. YOUNG.
Hot ax, N. O.
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In this
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will call attention next week to somo raro bargains."
' Thoy have been so liuav'since New Onnfl mm : -
ana navn Dcen sGUinir so milch that thcr huvA Timl n
. ... i
they- could do" Iri "the raeantim tha public are invi t
xo can at nis -store and bco
iront tho immenso pilo of goods that they have rcocircd
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Darli' Vrnrclkot '-,
Hcnaer?v)n, CM U tl
fccll jour tobacco. )ll!h
fulrcit detillr-i t:;4,ttt
tlon. Owen p.uii 1 -s 1
provrJ hlncntll'the t.ini
9 r!sre to
I j rlri.,
t-itiif
since
t vrcrk-
Irz ru&n la the State, hU Ir.crcs!rr
trauo rtsblUhc3 this J:t. Try
him. lie U no s'.rarr to you
peof la of Franklin and Nah coun
ties. Kcw lies tau runt. .
We de!re to Inform the rul'" t!at vi
haTe orued a f.rtL.s EeUurat la
the old "Court! Vir.e. wto-e the vert
best UiO market a-T. ,rd c-u 1 tad at all
hours. Eoord ty tf e tliy cr wetk. We
ran farr.Uh goui W.j 'X tor a llaiited
cumber, of prrscc. 1 Krcncn.rcr tLai
you shall have gool attention whea yo
ratrof.ixe us.
- -. Keapectrally.
11 row x & Thomas.
E. E. HIGHT,
Jeweller, and- Optlclun,
IIEDEllSON. r?.
Special urdrrs aoL'dted Lr WatlLes.
Kbich vsry low xicr nLl. be made.
Full Hue of classes for wenk eye. .V1
i?!iU ne.ir si'ht, far-eUtl. Ac. . Old
Gold antl . Hlver bou.t at fall valuo.
Our Jewe'ry deportment U full of poai
Uiuig. aiKj you cau't do Utter titan
consult us telure buying. .
' ORSEUVE THIF!
A valuable town lot and rotSJeoc for
sale and a ood chance a livs rn
to go lnta buiiuees. - . - . -
" .J. B. Currow .
jy E-BWH0tOMEV.: -
;JIa t oca tod Jn LcraUboTX, N. C
where Is prvparcq to do all work
la hf linr, cheap fur the eah. 'My
work 1 gaaranteeI. 'All Vork nnt
called fur In 53 daya, after - totng
rapalretl will be sola Tor repair.
CHEAP, for Cash"
603 acre of land! br sale, situ
ated. In Cyprew . Creek tovrruhlp,
adjoining land of Edrnond Hvke,
Ptyton Sykea and ethers. Will dl
In small tracts If deolred. Arpfr
to Peylon 8ykej, Hunts N, C, or
to 8. Im Arlington, Cocky Mount.
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and buv what thrv nnvu
LiU-UlJ
wn have JU.-JT nncmvnD a
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an4 now
w wacan rr.skalt totl lalrmtorall who hare ecttoa !'
Z M to our buuw whica U new au the met cuovttlaal gU ll
to brie
HEW ELEVATOR, SCALES :
and how, arJ averythtrx in th Uat r-t!:e Ccr-iliUaw "
: truarante to Co aa Well m aaybcty,
seed coTToiisr. .iisrs-DiaiDD
as tooa u U Is tsken la tkepn. We bejyou to give ca'a trUU '
V. VE FECi.'.iSE YCUTIIE BEST F.ESDITS.. . j .
. IJrirg us your euUcn and w wlU cuke yrj fYtl j! '
BnsUilETO
Li!,IIiPiISllflIMH
i , . CASH STOfiB : " " .
In . the Carlisle .Building;
J-en Uta BUmO Tkey fesre the Vwt ilouj I. Wwa tt lha Lowawi'
Price.: liaatey tbalJox.lIodrsKi poaads .or slatfe rd. MsaZ
Deal mater ground, by tha aack CTSaUer qaautltU. ICJnrars Kew
tie raClnM larU tod uthrr frada la any ;cantll!te aid et Inwe-t
tee. Call r,.rr!a JUms, Ilrttkfast 8tri t, hufar Cured gjU a!
Best Crcm CTxe. pure mcuuUla utter, Ut m a Ov Laa V aV
or .lnrlerund, cakreor .il kinds, a frnaS n or Hoytfa j-wCae
d a,, One Er-mo Uakln PawU.r pure Cuff-a, Taaa,. traaloa aale
Vlpetar, pore .t3rr fall kinds tcl Id fart a fall . fne cr Ororl af
the bat grsdt and Npr than anywhere yoo can x:d thsm Data
cljaretti Vy lO.CCa. WO ortlrtW rck.re. ,60ff by ImClJSl
pound or ounre. Tobacco e fall kl. da. The tt lols.M Bho sz4
ataptoothttcn'tl4baUo. Uaaty4 wldewhlta foda la Iowa
10-4 8hewtJnx, bleached end oiblach1, e.ton ftanael all era tae aai
Colors, all woo CanneU bed llctlof all f rada, oittoei chocts or the
tM chap-ir lhaa evereold before, Uresh in g cf all xradae, Over
Oiate from op. Ootblnf of all aty!, and price, la ti re i
closest. buyera. Callcoee, Ginghams,. oalryor,a!l klads. Hate t
t.eo and boym and lq Tact alrni-it any hlr.if foa wint et the lowut
exsh price. - hare the rmta aU tuchl on a credit; an4 mtat be
old to rat the money u pay fur Ihem, arjdlf yo will a rlr ocr
price will have U Uke yours Come aud m and we will aave ro'
money. , v . ' - ' ' Xleapectrully,
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.'"' s . Jokl H.ilUnrua & Co.
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