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jL f J 1 f vi 1 . 4. THOMAS, Editor and Proprietor. With Malice toward none; IftrA Charity for all. fci .'o ;.: as m x; -I VOL, XX. LOUISBURG, N JULY 24, 1891. NO 25 Highest of all in Leavening Power.' -Latest U. S. Gov't Report. O PREPARE FOR IT. OiLlLf tSN DIP cs.e GENTJ ire Tg U. J- Sg For sale by Thcaias i Ay:oek, Louistmrg. W. M. PERSON, A T70RXET-A T LA W, LOUIS12URG, N- C. Practices in all Cour s. Oii. eia i!e Court ILiUe. I R. J. E MA L ONE. Office 2 doors below Furman's drug store, a.lioia'.ris Dr. O. L. Ellis. T IIOS. B. WILDER A TTO RXE Y-A T LA W, LouiSBur.a. n. c. "TOOT VOUK HORN.- GREAT STORMS PREDICTED FOR. NEXT WINTER. Among the weather prophets of his age and country are several whose forecasts have been so gen erally correct that instead of be- ng ridiculed as guesser6 or charl atans, as was once the case, they receive respectful attention. Ono of these weather seers, Professor Forstervhas recently given to the Washington Post his prognostica tions for eleven months, begin ning with July. The professor disavows any mystery or any se cret means of knowing more of what changes are to be than oth ers possess, but plainly says that his prognostications are based on real physical causes. From his studies of these he is led to warn his countrymen to be prepared for an unusually severe winter and for great storms. These disturbances will be due to the equinox of Jupi ter next January, when he antici pates as terrible weather as this country experienced in 1832-33. During that period occurred the historical hurricane that visited the lower Mississippi and the Gulf of Mexico, and numerous other The Argonaut eays that there are bushels ,of truth, if there is not much poetry, in Ollie Arkenstrom's song of the Baltimore clam ped dler: "Toot your horn if you don't sell a clam." Outsiders continu all)r ask the question, if you have as grand a country as you claim, why is it not at the head of the procession, instead of being as slow aa it is? The Norfolk Vir ginian, of Jast week, in speaking of the large amount of uncultiva ted land in this vicinity, said the only reason there was any unculti vated land, must be, because the outside world knew nothing of our advantages. This is simply the plain, unvarnished truth. If the world knew the wealth in climate, soil, advantages of location and capability of raising the best pay ing crops on earth, that we are possessed of, there would be no uncultivated land in Eastern Car olina. There is no reason why this country, as well as being the world-leader in the production of golden leaf tobacc should not be the market garden of the Northern cities, as well as rivaling the great vineyard countries of Europe, as a grower of tho graie. Bill Nye DEATH OF A MISER. $10,000 FOUND IX HTOCKINGS AND VN CRACKS t'ADAKRrs OOrNTY MI SER DIES, AC CI) EHiHTY YEAR. Old uncle Hill Bot, of No. 10 township, Cabiirrtw county , died the other day and hi body waaburried at Bethel. Ilo wa alout eighty years old, whs a batchelor, and was known to be miserly in hi habits to a, wonderful degree. His only companions were two dogs, and an old negro woman who had been liv ing with him during his entire life. Ourioiis to nay, in his will he left her nothing but her old age and a worn out constitution not a pnny or even a shanty to cover her head. His real estate consisted of 1,800 acres of land. His home place con taining 500 acre ho left jointly to his two nephews, Allen and Peter Bot. The former is his executor. The balance was left to other neph ews in 100 acre lots each. To h'w nht-ea he gave nothing. In his dilap idated home ho had a wife which was thought to hold thousands of dollars. When this was ojeued the only money found waa a punched nickel. Further Kearch waa infiltra ted and in old bureau drawer, old Office on M.vln sireet, one door below i liable Ib.t'ol. 1 D K. W. U. siijiiulson, PRACTICING PHYSIC I AX, LOUrSKUittJ, N. c. Office 'jpposite Ea;.iie Hotel. storms of great severity that ex-! speaks of North Carolina as a tended over many States. He I beautiful, fertile couutry, stretch- says the equinoxes of Jupiter and j ig from the mountains to the ?ea, Saturn always cause great distur bances in our solar system, and also that "electricity iB the force that causes all storm, and the sun and all the planets throw au elec tric force into space, over their equators, as does the electric dyna mo, and consequently when any cupboards, in pitchers, jars in old clothes pockets, in old stockings j to'iwll, oa well and in cruets m hw miserable boue wild fouud $10,000 in gold, beniil a large quantity of gold dust, and bullion. Hi- LuJ ou hand ody n few hundred dollars iu pHptrniouey This, thank Heaven, is not " '7 Ul 7 consequence, iu vue tanu & pnek. age from a Charlotte bank vihm found containing several hundred dollars that Lad uever been opened at all. Thw was received by him iu 1800, Lat?t pring he made tax re- t nrna nn.i irn v. 111 hm montv on I tiii: monky question. AlUrt Phihtot, of St. Jcwph . Mo. , in tlie Fort Worth (Texa jGnn tte give hi views on the mon?y qu-! rjpl tion: 1 am much intTvf!td in Ke dii cusnion of the money qutntion. which bos lwn apjenrinr lately in tho Gazette. As you have nked for and obtained th views of various politicians and, big guns through out the tnt, I presume that plans and sped Meat ions from the "forku of Ue creek", are now in order. To benefit our people I think we inujt tell higher, buy cheaper, reduce tax es and increaiw the currency. To accomplish theje rewultM 1 pnijon tliAt we repeal the entire tariB find internal revenues, reduce the pen sion list to thoe w ho were o disa bled on the actual field of battle Af to prevent support by manual la bor; abolLnh the preeent nyste-.n of national banks, freely coin all gold and eilvcr offeivl nt the mints and for any further medium of exchange needed to bring the per capita up . a t r i , . v. i ( eue lgal tenders good for all debt. I would Hcpport the (r-deral govern ment by a direct tux hi id and col lected from the nereralu ta Vain pro ortion to their land value exclu sive of all Improvement. Oxir far- Al!:a;:cc Airoiiitruciit. V. II Mf,T. AliLir.'t IajcXutt (or tl?-. 4th tl;.-tr. l. will nddnx tt 1tpl i ( Franklin co:uty at tl olio win it t!in"! and plu-: Fnmkhntcn, Monday. Julv 2Tth. Kik .phnTH.Tu-Ml.iy, Jufy2Hth. Pi'phtr .v'pr,j'.j. Vi'tt;utday, Ju!r 20th. Cyj.r-. Thun lay. July 3(th. ("It.s rvi!i. 1 rid July 31st. I Ux L v ! Vrl , S.i t u nlay , A vgu 1 1 s t SpnJ:;ngi!l U;in at 11 o'clock, a. tn. Fvt-rylwvly rxvtfolly Invi-t-d to ntt'u l. 'i !-e vr-rct work o! the AKiniK-p will Lj exemplifieU ot -A L KiQil if GJSTOX It. JL T :il - (frit Sty Vec 7; U00. T.J MT1 ftoXTS " HTtTltm Mttl. TC4. fit Mtll mk. 12U3 &S Frakhruo. 1221 01 Kiilft:, 2244 tl H-t.v o-,. loo r.sn I.tiWt.n. 27 745 Tcut vt-t-: trm. No. 41. !o. 4-. TTm MAIl.TKtl. rMAlt. U ..,n t15pm 6(Jm !-iW-12. 12 0 42 l!f..T a. 221 7M Ka -2yj Nil F:jiku,ii, 211 K 29 Wkr. 3 17 htO Arf'U..h. .1 - j V30t LoU:sf?.ii KAir.EOAD Itll" UOTIto T'J raoH nN a larpvr market in which i A, T;, with a lot of people lying asleep or. it. true, for in sorce parts of our State the people have awakened, rubbed their eyes, glanced around, aud seeing what a grand country they have been reposing iu, have thrown t ! Rt a lirger hkhoit- mTit from whk-h to bur. A ri-ul of the tarill will triv? cm thniHrket J. .;.. ofth world In which to do lth. ; Ar It would pT-tly chwpen many i things whih we have to buy. Th i internal revenue, m well a4 the tar iff, in a indirect, crookel and ex pHive method of supporting gOT- I emmmt. While a dim-t Uvx of M HI. C.fllM 7 V ti 2 OO jv M 9 10 233 7u u.irt -t n . 4i. r. No. 3S. 1 OS A o v. h SMITH SafC E, W. TIM 13 Ell LAKE, A TTO RXE A T LA TF, c. LorrsKURG, N Office on Nash St. F. b. SPiiUILL, ATTORNEY AT LAW, LoUISEUKCi, N. C. " Will atten.i the courts of Franklin Vance. Granville, Warren, Kash, and Fderal and Supreme churls. Prompt attrition given to collections, &c. Q M.CO0KE, AT'PY. aivl COUNSELLOR at LAW t LOUISBURG, FKAXKLIN CO., N. C. Will attend tfee courts of Nash, Frank .,a, Granville, Warren and Wake coun ties; also the Supreme court of North Carolina, aud the U. S. Circuit and Us tr.:t courts. GULLEY, A TT0RNE Y-A T LA IF, FK.KKL!KT.)N, N. 0. All legal business promp-tlj- attended to. TO PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS. The Superintendent of Pnblic schools of Franklin county, will be in Louis burg on the second Thursday of Febru ary. April. July, Septerriper, October and December, and remain for three days if necessary, for the purpose of examin ing applicants to teach in the Public Schools of this county. 1 will also be in Iiouisburg ou Saturday of each week, and all public: days, lo attend to any business connected with my office. J. N. Hakkis, Supt. fiDo not confuse The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, with any other Company of apparently similar name, but less magnitude. Bear in mind that there is no Life Insurance compa ny called "The New York Mutual Life'' and that there is no Life Insurance Com pany chartered bv the State of New York, author ized to use the word MU TUAL in its title except the Mutual Life Insurance of New York. RICHARD A. McCURDY, President. ROBERT A. GRANNISS, Vice-President. W. E. HARRISON, Agent, LOUISBURG, N. C off their coats and fixing their eyes plant passes its equinoctical the i on the glorious future which is in hand $4,000 electrical tension of the sun and ' store for the Old North State, have Perhajw he did uot know ht of that p'anet are disturbed, and gno to work, heart and soul, to j oath he had stuck about in dif! simultaneously the electric force i bring about that much to N de- t cnt P15 y i " of every planet in the solar system sired tim when North Caroliuaj is unbalanced, which effects the j will stand in the front, the position electric currents of the earth." I nature intended she should occu Whether this theory is true or i P)' how er- He had corn and bucou ou hand four year old, ttiid om hay that h- ht?a btackel twenty five vear. He ea..! his conjHnnc bv leaviner olLLli!irdeartiimr9100 to far, so good, but let us not i Church. He mede hU will oalv three wwk mo, and tlien not the accuracy of most of Pro-' stop until every part of our State feasor Foster's weather prophecies 1 has awakened from its slumber, ; & u.uch talk aboutcoutiwtinit. for for several years justifies the be- and felt the impulse of a new life, j some of hm kia have leu left with But bosidc the awakening of our : out auythiug, t SOW). 0f a year l Wngr mnfio by John B. (ioodwin.Troy.N.Y.t not' for uft. lir(lT, tou m.iv nut ink as much, but wo emn t-ch yon quirkly how to mm from 96 to V ii k r.ny iti inr Bian, aua uor b ytm fu tii. Bih xrs, au ares. lu any wrt i America, ton an c'Rni:Fiica al home, tiT Mig ftti jour 1h:ivr p.trc moitent3 otWt to the TTori. Ail if m-vr. (ivi-at pay St'IU ft vrarr worker. e atari yon, furniahhig errlliinr. EASILY, SPKKIUI.t lramuL l'AUi I( VLkliH KULF,. AililrnM at onte, SILNtHiN to., tOUTLAM), fiALMi. HM&Bt'jS. W rarM!r n-rf. l11.nurr.M7, by tlioae of ItSu 4 ft ill M a ilh, r '? of "li and in tib Ilivj'STta I 'rn,"c1'ti,'"'w,u'r'Trlny,i,'"--A"y We fcmUL evnrtiiinA Vo tart you. Xo rih. Ton ian devota yuur p.ir- iimnr-ntr., t M yir to tb work. Thi. ia a onthxl7iirw Ica.i.nn't Ivri'i-s wmdclful eucceas to orory worker Bcciunrra arr winiinir from i to L0 fcrwitk and upward ana mora after a Kltle experience. W can furnish 70a the em ployment and teach a . liFK. So aijaceto etnialn here. fuV Infornir.tion FltkK. 'r II fl A- Al OthTA. aUlNK S3Q0 A YEA It! I undertake to Iiiiefli i teach any fltrrlr intellhtent nenou of cithei jacT, who can read and write, and who, lafWr iiwtmctton, will work imlnatriouely. ' km, tn TIim Tk....i li.t Tear in thrirown localitieK.wlifnn'erthevHvA I will lM.A1n.lh the aitnation ornnployniunttt hkh you ran i-arn that amount. Io money ftir me irairaa aac-fl ai above. Kaatly and quickly lmed. I doairt- but one worker front each district or county. 1 liarc already taupht and provided with emplovnn nt a larM Dumber, who are makinfr over ittm mrtch. It'a 1W KW .... y. run particular. 'tticii. Adiltrti at one. " ALLX:A. lioi AuKiiatat. Maine. WWMi tern lief that this latent one will be at last measurably fulfilled. This storm period will begin in Octo ber and November, if his calcula tions are correct, and will extend well into next )'ear. Accepting the fulfillment of Ihis 1 1 1 a 1 propnecy as possible, mere are certain things it would be wise to do. The first is to secure as much of the cotton aud other late crops before the possible storm season shall begin. Another is to provide shelter for domestic animals aud to lay in unusually largo stores of forage. There are many parts of the South, especially in the Pied mont and mountain districts, where these provisions for the welfare of stock are never made. Southern manufacturers might ad vantageously accumulate the ma terials used in their industries, so as to have a supply on hand suffi cient to outlast any temporary transportation blockades that may occur because ofjthe severity of the weather, while dealers in fuel, pro- .vieims and other essentials of ev- NOTTtf-E. Having qualified administrator ou the csiata of J. L. Timberlake, all per sons owing sai l estate are hereby noti 8m.e; mil fottuneahaTeneewmadr fied to make immediate mvnient, and work for aa, hr Am.a 1'ac, AnetinJ il 1 . , TeHa. and jno. Honn. Toledo, owJi all persons holdiug claims against said ymSVx estate to present tliem ftr myment on or before the 3rd day of July 1892 or tliis notice will be ple-dl iu bar of their recovery. Tu:s 3rd day of July 1891. N. G. Timbeklake, Adm'r. miitli. You ran do the work and lite at home, wharerrr -m are. Even be ginners are easily eamitia: from V6 M S 10 a day. Allaire. V e show you bon and atart yt.j. Can work fn niaro Urn, or all the Ituie. Ble hioht fur work. era. Failure unknown anion a: them .Uullett Jt Co.tUx CU I-urtla.ua. JUaal a.. people to the duties and opportuni ties of the hour, there is another work that is the many opport its borders our gran our unlimited fishing industrv, our y.ist forests of timber, our grariug lauds, ou which "the cattle of a thousand hills" can wax fat, our magnificent water powers, all com bine to make our State tho most in- vitiug field iu the Union for those f.00,000,000 would undoubtedly meet the nvdrt of povernraent just ly dmiuiriterd, it i et!intd to eot uh nt Ktuit fiv timet thiit mnch. For evry dollar put into the treasury th tari3 put- thr or four into private po-keta. Th tar iff w like n nM wooden pntt-r, nf- tir lyiajr throuirh thumnier'(nun, ! by which a mm attiapt to con vey th- Ullin rain to th cistm. Nearly al! the water Wkf nnv ! fore reaihinjr thct.Htern. With thin differenc, however. ttearutterwlU up and Ktop the kak after u tim. but th tjirifl, tJfvcr. The national bank a mi id to l? more fXjnnive ! method of put tin? money in drcula tion thn a tlire-t iue. If no. let 4 . 1 fJ r' f. ' .-y A V T . . F fr " r.. vvtr. . ' -11 bank a Kiid ti U? i more expensive ! t:f'l'T 'tZl inetiiiKi ot puiunjrn.onevin nrcuia- fj- :.rJ rj ,-; v 5 o r r'1tf Tbe Colored People Moving. tion than a dire-t Uwue. If .0. let fp$ r- ''A of absolute necessity, and u have tW latter. Gold an 1 ilver j tfK'S "'i'.''d to let the whole world know. We not with pleanure that the i -nouM be on an tqfial tHt:n? , I rJ.' ,'-.M -V 4 chances and wonderful ! colore,! popk. aw makine a lauda- j mooeuie Mtn or naiuv. 1 f. . if2rLz.i .. vJ unities our State has within hie effort to have the pro-re of i--n 10 r tu-nuance 01 tr ,-urr.n-, vrj' y;?t "Xr.'U . Our riches of mines. ra(V propeny umravi anne - - ' ; ; ; WLiVS.V d agricultural resources, i utlwra Inter-Stat, Exposition, country, an 1 nae r'ai.i, tue fi-y inj the State lu the interest of thetr exhibit and are meeting with flat tering saoevs.-. We have no doubt the nhow they will mute, both in intellectual and material pro?nw, will lw a revelation to that clan iu the North which ha fskrtdstently seeking homes and investmeute. J maintained that the nejrro in the Therefore let us go to work and let the out-side world know what we have to offer. Irt the home seeker be assured that in no other country can he find as many advantages for health, wealth and prosperity, as we can offer him. let the man ufacturer know that he can invest his money more safely and profita bly here than anywhere else. Let the capitalist who is seekiug in vest naonts where, with ' absolute ery day life ought to take like pre-1 safety, hie profits will be Urge nd cautions for the benefit of their i sure, know that he will find plon- customere. A protracted, severe winter in variably increases the army of friendly invaders of the South. There are many signs that should the weather of next wiuter be merely of average coldness, yet the volume of Northern travel to the South will be the greatest on re cord. But should the prediction of Professor Foster prove true, all the desirable places of entertain ment in the; South will be-overcrowded. Hotel aud boarding house' keerjers should be ready for this possible emergency. A Tennessee wt!ii has -a dog that goes to church and joins in the chorus, keeping time. The reader is left.to infer whether this is say ing little for the Tennessee chorus or much for that Tennessee dog. Wilmington Star. children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. ty of such opportunity in North Carolina. Let as put this properly before tho world, and tho result will be axt era of prosperity bringing with it a golden fruitage, richer -and groatcr than has ever been ex perienced by any other part of our Union. So let us follow the advioe of the clam dealer and toot our horuwithan aseuranoe that we will be able to sell plenty of clams. fkmth had no right nor privilge, and were kept in almost a ntnt of bondage. People thus downtrod den would be unable to advance themselves either intellectually or financially. So we think it will b of great benefit to the clan, referred to, to visit Raleigh thin Fall. And we think when they go back, they will devote tome of their sympathy to the poor oppressed of tb North, satisfied that they rtand in much givater nnod of it, than th black uaa In the South. Argonnut. The fact that tb gambling debta of the Prince of Wale foot up over $2,000,000, shows that his early education in the mystic sci ence of poker waa neglected. If he wsre to como over hero and speud a winter ia Washington, and get on the right side of some of our statesmen they might give him some points that would be useful to him when he takes a sit with the boys. Wilmington Star. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. The Chronicle, of Augutn, (in. speaks thus HtnAibly of the tuition of Senator PSer, Jerry fiimpnon and Mr, Lav, ad give th Dem ocrats of that Stnto th following advice, which U applicable to Dem ocrat all over the South, aa well a fa (Torgii. "There to no uhc in mincing mat ters abont thewe third party apon tle, and we thmk that thv com to Georgia with one objaxt in view, and that ia to gain converts to the Peple' party, find thus impair, it nrt destroy, th unity and strength of the Democratic pzirty. Ail Dem ocrats tilrould unite one man to put down thi new crusade against the integrity of the Democratic par ty, which i tbe only hope of th Southern people for boneat govern ment. Our people should not play the fool now and throw uw.iy upon mere abstractions and dirftr.vctiona the only chance the Demorratic party will probably have in muny years to retrain ivosscasion of the Flcral tiovernuicut." Ex. thin uiony into circulation, a tariff anl rvvnn- im- taktu off nue to meet th- dcf.cWmey until th required volume i obt.iinetl, th-n 1 nupport tne govr-mnient ly imtt tax an i-tatl aliove. Whik 1 think ; the volume of moat-v inuthficnt, ' the real thing which we iit-d th 1 mot I cono-tve to be not more money, bnt mon of the thinjr whk-h we exei-t to get tor th mon ey. To gain this w must increane the purchasing powr of what we have to sell, our eurpla product. It in true that if we iu 3a te the cur rency the priv of wleat, for in Htaac, would ru, but no oulJ that of sugar and coRese a well. To inflat currency would merely Iewu itt own punhaiogioweraad not raine that of corninoditie. To raisM tt purt haaing powt-r of Lixtu produoe, we iaujt iacruan tbe de naad for theu by enlarging our market. LLV&ce our farruern' real need Is Ire trade. a - Ay.! ifJ-:.?jlfl DLTKLCN'rt AllNIf.V HALVE. The best ve iu U.e world fcr rut brui,e4. ore, uhers. alL rheum fevT rn, tetter. rliand hfcDI j cluklUiuA, corns aul all tkio cruptiot 1 Kii'i poiuvely rwe h1 or un reqtnred. ft U uinintceJ to sjtc ertrct itrtclUn. ur uiuoey rcfuuJ cJ. Price 25 cetilA jct txi. For sale by lAualur I)ru5tonsr. NOTICE. Having qisli:leJ rs executor f J. C. Fro man, docl.. all reroiisowiitJ.t enute are omiticd to con.e forward act! nelllc at oiue. atid all claiu. nyiitil U10 tu:e miu1 be prtsMAJiral ou or be-for.- the 11th tby of June )K2, or th not'ce will 1 lcHtlnl hi ltr .f the r rmmvv. lius June luth. 1MU. Fkajckm.n Fkkkman. Kji'r NUTILJ All persons lutviu chvms aiial the c.at of Dr. V. 1L Kiu wi. j rt- eul tUe For amiaut-ir ty Tbomsa A A frock. Loo- I rilosUCta. Sail at rr.-ilg. TLSIlice x rut 2x3. CVrM UT Ca'' r w r i. . v 1 f r m w j w c SHI;. SflLVATIOK Oil i ? It t a I al afaaiaafafl rrM tmit 3S Ctt. $J 7 sVf trffiwU. tffii rtUro r.ti'j'rc'Jzn, rcTrajri. Jaly hem at ouce to the itdiuinauraur. j Cat, SczHs. Csctccba, l7carti,L:. E. W. "i lMUkKLAKK, Aibu'r. '. 1 will .itjj xt - t'-cx 'r l-Jl- Stilt: 1 utf'. 1J tu. dicALiir