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LOUISBURG,- K. C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1891
NUMBER 4 1.
Highest ot all m .Leavening royer. -Latest
U; S. Gov't Report
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A
rEMENT
AOCOltDISO TO LAW OS" T3 AMOU3T OF EACH ACCOPHT CbADICD AXD ALLOWED BT TH BOAlO
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF FBAKKLI5 COCKTT, AS TO WHOM ALLOWED, BEOISMXO OS
THE F1H8T MOXDAT CT DECEMBER 1891, AKD EXMSOTHa FISST MOXDAT W DECEMBIE 1802.
HIS JSTHUGGLE WITH OPIUM.'
The Man Won. But Only After
Battle that rkverely Trie4 llixn.
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r it, u esc no ol : rjsa chers.
TV Suporintendentj: .of Public.
oo!s of 1 ranklin .county -will be
of February, April, July. JSep-
tpnibr, October ana uecemDer, ana
nPiii- r three days, if necessary,
tlip purpose oi examining appu-.
nts to teach in tne fuDlic fecnools
his county, x will also be m
,oui-bM' ou oaiuraay - oi : eacn
ind all public days to attend
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nnv Dusiuess uuuuwteu. wiuu my
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J. N. IlAKRisTSupt.
professional cards.
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, '. 1 T nv
LOUISBURe, n. a . ' ."jf '
ill rttan.l the courts of Nash, Franklin,
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i 1 " 1 1 1 - ;.rr ..u aii i it u&u wuuucbi iubu tuc
Showing the number of meetings
-,.p?li by the : commissioners op
FRAIJJI : COUNTY, NV C-V FROM
f SlEM TO
J - DECEMBER 5TH, Al D.,' 1892,-AND
THE PER DIEM AND MILEAGE RE
. CEIVED BY EACH MEMBER "OP THE
; BOARD DURING THAT TIME. ' :
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suprem'" U'-uri oi nuriu ijanmuji, emu mo u,
fc. Circuit an I District Courts.
Number of meetings held 21.'
- . T.; S. Collie, Chairman, " J
Attended 20 meetings
at $2.00 per day
Traveled 560 .miles at
5 cents per mile
1 Dec, 7, 1891
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. B B Mapsenbmx, C. S."C. "
H C Kearney, Sheriff
'JE Woodard, Solicitor' -.
O L KHis. - . U.p.
E W Morrs ,
v WT Wilder 7 . "
W K Phillips -
J J Cooke .
GBH 8talliDgs. . -
J C Baker .
MS Davis -
It H Foster " . "
. F F Pearce " -
O W Brown "
RO Winn ' "
H Y Gully. mTor ' . - " "- ' ' ,
' M W Page. Sb5ff of Woke ro.- , ;
WH Smith-. Tancc "
T B Tharringtoir," -wltnem fetm State Harrison KrS.t
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Grand ison Hawkins . '. "- -.-'- -..
'EWMoric- , - J " '
N M Barrow, constable lees State ts Frank Fearc
1 nrner rerson witness . ----.
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.. One day I realized, writes a for
mer victim of the opium LaLU,
that my word vras no longer
symbol of truth, and the moral na
ture I bad not quite drowned leap
ed np in the dark and ca'.led me
'liar ! to my face. Tljeq I atrcke,
and for the first time for many a
Then also came the
reolre,
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2 day I prayed.
1 ill resolve, the determined
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this damnable
$40 00 I
R. J. E. MA.LONE.
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Oifle X-xo door? nciow t nomas s A.ycocKe'8
drug E'wro. Jjoiuing Dr. O. L. Ellis. , ' ,: :
K. V. H. NICHOLSON, ; " ; .
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN, ,
L0UISBUR6, 5. C ;V . .
-n W. TIMBERLAK.E,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, "
LOUISBUBQ, N. C.- .
03v on Nash street. " ..
s. spruill, - v.
' ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, A -
LOUISBURG, N. C. .'
Will attend the courts of Pranklln, Vanoe,
Gnnvill, Warren and Wake counties, also
the suprome Court of North Carolina. Prompt
atuuti m given to collections, &c. .-..4.
Y. GULLEY.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
FRAXKUJfTON, N. C. . :..
All legal business promptly attended to. :
mHOS. B. WILDER, " " - ' . -.-O
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, ,
LOUISBURft, N. C '
Olce on Main street, one door telow Eagle
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M. PERSON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, .
L01ISBUR8, K. C ' . -
Practi-es in all courts. Office in the Court
Hons". -
::' J. R. Alford,
Attended"21 meetings
at $2.00 per d ay ' - '
-Traveled 576 miles at
.5 cents per mile
r. J. A. Burt,
-Attended. 21 meetings
at $2.00 per day
Traveled 618 miles at
5 cents per mile.
George Winston, .
Attended 20 meetings
at $2.00 per day :
Traveled 568 miles at :
5 cents per, mile :
: 1 -. BVF. Wilder,
Attended 21 meetings
at $2.00 per day " , :
Traveled 320 miles at
5 cents per mile -
IS IT
AS !T DON
CAN IT DO
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Tiiporiniriil and only genuine Coniponntl
0vn Ti-r-ir.-nont, that of DT."Starkey &
I'aisn is a s intiflc adjustment of the ele-
fti3ts of Oxviien and Nitrogen magnetised;
nu) th c(im;-o'ind is so condensed and
m-iile p.u-ta'uie that it is sent all over the
R'H.l. -r.-:. -
tt h ss ho mi in nsp for over twenty years;
t:Mn.!i!.l. of patients have been treated
ni o,r one thousand physicians have
it :n. reonimeuded it a very sijjniS-
' C ;p.;i ) i'i 1 Oxygen Its-Mode of Action
an l I'.n iHs.- is the title of a book of .200
p'i:..',:shod by Drs Starkey & Palenr
wnio'i o-ivps to all inquirers full information
;n t: this raj:ti-kaWe curative aent and a
!.')) 1 worn of Hurprisinj? cures in a wide
mnw of chi oniu cases -many of tbem afttf
Ikmh-jj a'vinjoned to die by other physi
'wns. Will l ip mailed free to any address
ou application. - " - -
Dm. STAP.KEY & PATTEN,
1520 r.-h Street, Philadelphia. Pa. .
120 Siirt-r Street, San Francisco, CaL.
PWase mention this paper. - . "'
iins and CasMs.
He havp ad.-lfirl laro-filv to OUT
- o-j .
ock, and now carry a full line
of these goods from the plainest
wood coffin to the finest plush for'
velvet covered casket. Also a
tall line of coffin hardware, lin
ll)gs, trimmings, '&c.; ' - All of
tthich wi'l be sold' at reasonal'le
prices. . ':- '-v:C
Respectfully,. '
R. R. HARRIS& Co. .
L3uisburg, N. C.'-- ' :
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Commissioner's Office )
Louisburg, N. C," J
In accordance with law, I, W.
K. Martin, Clerk of the Board of
Commissioners of Franklin coun
ty, North Carolina, do hereby cer
tify that the above is a true state
ment for the year ending Novem
ber SO, A. D., 1892, of the amount
of claims per diem and mileage 1C3
i ll T I
oi tne memoers 01 me uoara 01 ios
Commissioners of Franklin ' coun
ty, North Carolina audited by the
said Board of Commissioners.
- W. K-Martin,'
" ? Register of Deeds and Ex-officio
Clerk to Board. ;
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Jim. Kearney
to u Wheeler -Willie-
Wheeler . V
Furney Allen
Stewart Inecoe
II L Murphy
Sidney Hortoa -J
A Laton
Sandy Horton "
Jasper Gay - .
William Rogers
Henry Carter -
. Phil Pearce
Nancy Place " ',
. James Crndup
Frank Denton -.-W
G.Collins
Pat Stallings
Cas Stallings
- Jim Stallings '
W R Hicks .
, Wm. Baptist :
D C High
G W Ford
J W Fisher
' 8 M Boone - "
Jim Davis
Herbert Boone
: Willie Fuller
. Maeon Fuller
. Q V"Jonss"; "
Deana Wilson
Mary Cooke
.. J Allen
B F Wilder
G G Gill
8am Bailey
Dr PS Foster
' ' E i Gupton
Itobt Coppedge do
S M Stone do
Leland Stone do
-', Allen Young . do
A O Williams do
8 E Pearce - do
P.icb'd Atchison do
Willis Payne ; t do
Turney Perry 'do
Adalade Jones
Mary Mitchell
James Altou
., BF Pearce
Allen Mitchell
H Halewood
' jeff Matthews
Jeff Parritth
. J A Dean
yt L McGhee
jF Smith
TF Kirklana
'. Charles Stone
jesse Ctiudeil
. NCGnpton
John Pace
AlfHix
K w Perry
w T Clifton
F N Egertou
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Jno. McKnlght
Wardrop Gapton
Younir St Horton
Wm, Young
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James E. Pearce
to be done with
tyranny. At C
i sk o'clock that evening I took a learr
! J ty meal of meat (principally) and
lpo a little (very little) red, wlue. ,lt
was June 10, 1808. -1 had deter-
went with Lira. It U understood
that the pastor. Dr. Abbott, Is in
sympathy wilh this opinion.
From one standpoint this view
of tho case looks very well, and
yet, sincaP'y mouth church teHetes
that tl e heathen are aavrd 'with
oit the Goipel, and wants to send
oat only raiwlonarie wbo loll
that 'view, He qucstloa arisen,
Why, then, eendit roiv;on&rlcs
at kfl ? The Xt w York 8uu aIed
the question more than a week ago
aad It hasn't been answered yet.
It Is evident that the missionary
business will hare to be conducted
upon tho original basis cr go to
pieces. If Plymouth church Is
right abont it. ll is a positive tin
Tosua ta rolltka.
it is to b hojvd tut jii r.:u
L. Kcowles is nnwooatdy so far
her Igle gocf.fcrshs Is to t Mon
tana's eat Attorney General
Pittsburg Disf aUb.
Wyoalng has elected a wcrsaa
Juitlc cf ths Peace. Justice cay
be blind but if this prtctlent is
followed it won't b dumb la th
progressive . tommonwealtb of
Wyoming. -Kansas City Jwr
nal.
In Xorth Dakota, too, a woan
has been elecUd to a Slats Sc.
Mrs. Eiieoboth Las tbt moat tcUs
for Superintendent of Public In
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tin mined to walk into the summer . ...
Toa iv ,,- , , , whero one accepts il
ifi night walk till I died; If necesaa- . . .
19u u it ami t ..i reject it, and these,
1 7 ry, but walk till I won my battle, ; . ,
2 85 .'in- j.i v-i it i whereas, if it bad n
! 75 if I lived through the ordeal. 1 , .. ,,
4iJ . , to them they woald
183 eifc my waicnai come inat. i migui
l 70 not pawn it for opium. I took no
l 70 money with me; even as I lefthome
i I? und struck across the downs I felt
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Sam Harrison.
Frank Spivey .
Lumkin WUliamiSjn
John white
V Ben Foster
." Arch Williams
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do Allen Foster
do . do
do Handy Tunberlake
do do
-do do
do do
do do
do "do
da , Allen Foster
do William Cattle
do do
do do .
do BP Strickland
do do
do do
do.- james Perry
do Henry Harris
do do
do do '
do Jamrs Stokes
do do
.do " John Parker
do do
do do
do Mix A S pence
do do
do do
do Jno E Pearce
do jim Perry
do do
where one accepts it t?n thousand
then, are lest.
not been taken
they woald not bava been.
Holding the views they do, Dr.
Abbott and bis flock assume a
frightful responsibility when they
nrrt-1i4?p nirVfta tn tl-. miiilAnir
in.ilvA. : i I .. . j
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ior mypenummaio aay aoap was
at hand) and I knew my tempta
tion was with me, and realized how
structlon but the men folk wUltrr
kindness to the heathen to carry J to prevent ber frons asaualng tL
the Christian religion to tbem, for duties of th cc on the croutd
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llowerer, whatever may be cr
thedoz and nhateverhetereodoa np
fin llita nnMtlnn. tl frt nnotil nnl
a 55 1 , - .v to be lost sight of that there ar at
home In Xorth Carolina, let ns
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say "quite a good many people
(as they say out West) who bave
yet to bar Salvation's Joy ful sound
and qnlte a good many more,
some of them honest and decent
people, who would like very much
to bave some of the money that is
going to China, to buy bread for
themselves and their children.
Charlotte Observer.
be. ine cravint; seemed to me a!
palpable shape that walked beside
me, a presence that outran me and '
lost me, and came back to me like
a faithfnl dog that would not lose
. W la
or leave me luai i could uoi leave
or lose. Sometimes I sang, some
times I raved aud swore, some
times I prayed and wept, but nev
er once thank'God, did my resolu
tion falter.
Much of that night I cannot re
member. Dim things ceme back
to me at times, such as a fall I bad
once, hurting my knee, 1 think 1 1 A cranky man Is a good deal
frightened eome one who asked j like a stubborn mule, .deal brrd
me some' question, and 1 believe 1 1 dern: he's nebbcrobapnv as when
can recollect that I myself grew at he's makln people mis'rabU by
one time lull or Icair fear of hurt- his continnst kickin
of ineligibility. PitUbargCLroa-
lc!e. .
TLey elected another woman
trial Justice out la Wjcmla latt
week. The first one, who ws
elect! a year ago, sent her hus
band to js 11 for contempt cf ccuit
and the Wyoalng vctcrs seea to
have come to lbs conclusion that fe
male justice caa't be botldoaed.
Boston Herald.
Isn't the earth exciting a gcod
deal of flattering notlca among the
stars Just now f Mars and BieU'v,
tail seen to b as intensely, cu
riously and futilely interested la
the earth as Mm. lsse of Kansas
is in the United States &enatcr-shlp.
Kev.-i'liak PI auk's WU-lcnx.
Not troubled with rheumatism
any more. Jud&d Gatewood, &4
Avery at., Cincinnati, Olio, writes
tl.M-i: l Uught a bottle of t?t
taticn O'.l for rbeumathm, with
which I was a Cue ted. Tee first
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Apt.ication irave reuex ana & tats
not been trv-iMed a luce."
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Green A. Yarboro amonnt of account, shoes, blinlcnta, tc
Thomao Sc. Ajcocke amount ol nconut for drnp. Ac
j j Boblntt repHirinjc joyner's brid over Tar rirer
w P Cooke making roQn for Sarah Hayes
11 Cooper repairing bridge acrom Tar river at Louisburg
Hene Iluilewood bitfance due on Court 8-ronrt
11 B Mnsseuburs:, CSC amount of acrount Sleil
vr G winn Brat of aect jraartl nnd hoard of John Smith
R P Pinnell aint of acct.for botrtl of nrionern
Eastern i V Insane Asylum ant paid Simou Dehnam fore home 8 05
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li M Fuller makiB?Hoth4eforinmatshomeforage4andlnfirin 32 25
j A Thomas amount of account filed " ji TS
ing myself, not others; and theu 1
suffered thirst such thirst, such
awful thirstbut I must have
slaked it somewhere, for in the
morning my clothes and necktie
were all wet, and o was my hair.
At 7 in the morning of the next
24 781 day I found myself leaning on a
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K K Boone enphcar order for No. GSIhakI to b li-t
w G winn conotabie fee State vs wm. Pattle October 1891
w H Macon witneM tickets for V Lirtljohn and w II Macon
in State vs. jere Williamson
Henry Foster witness fees Stat vs Arch Williams October
181)1 overlooked byCSC -w
3 jolicson witness fees State vs AU4-o Foster October
1 8'Jl-overlooked by C S C
j II Griffin conveying Carrie Griffin to Asylnm
i i uooKe& . o amount ol account nixj
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uDperceived upon the earth, the
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DAVIS
Labor Savinpli
Guano Oooiw
. or Keeping "".the :- Different
"fwuis, amount "of .'the ; 6ame
rlCe Der tnn in mrvnaxt rir fintrnn
for all Fertilizer- SeilorSr
FOR SALE BY;; ,-T"."
FRANKLINTON,"'Hi'jC.'
:nce $2.25 per book, r: -Express
; cpaid n you 'state;: where
. iis advertisement:;;;
you
NOTICE..
lawrt as , Executor ; of James
-areV claBed' a" persons owing hfs ee
?lt!rfby hotifled to come forward
VMii . , h? Hf at once, and all oersent
Present i.a,m8 asainst the said estate must
JlftL7 n or before October, 7th,
OVery. Tha On. TtVt . 1 fiQO .
life succeed one another- As the
snow gathers .together, so are . our 1
habits formed.' ; - - ; .
rYonr System and restore . '
Sour S trench JirS
l Invigorate your Liver and 4 " 4:
PuiH Your Blobd
jfitrerigthenynjr Nerves and.
Give Ari Appetite
iiTake that Excellent !MedicJ&e, :A
' "'-V' -'.'i.:;;-1?' ' -P :--l ' "r"'. ,
Prickly ash, poke root and potassium.
Abbott's East Indian Corn Paintcares
all corns, warts and bunions. . ; :
HOE
OnEitllLUOn LADIES
y &RS DAILY EECOHHESDISG '
rfflin PERFECTION Q
1110 ADJUSTABLE U
It expands across t&e
r - Soil and J oints. '7 V
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TlLS BEST FITTING, KICEST
vl0mi,aiiaH0ST;:
CGMFOETABLE-SHOS-IN
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-PRICES, $2, 12.55, 13, SS.M..
CCNSOUDATED SHOE CO.
y': Maaef iiCtaieiis, v
Lynii, :' - j Mass.'
W-vu' shoes mads to neasara.
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R M Fnller hoard of inmates of home for used and Infirm
A w Pippin flooring one of the four bridges
F N Ecerton amonnt ol account filed
w K Martin amount of account filed
ttecar Alston making coffin for Bachas Davis .
George winston 2 days service on stock law fence to be paid
- ' out fence raony -
Georjre winston 1 day committee on brides
It M Fuller bal due on acct makinj clothes for home for paupers
B F wilier 2 days committee on bridge at Geo. Joyner's
j R Alford committee on bridge tc account filed
T b Collie committee work and attention to home for aged
sua innrm ana unairmaniaai 44 00
w K Martin jr making np annual statement and mileage
and jper diem commissioners lc 1891 270 00
w K Martin jr making up abstract of listed taxable for 1891 75 OO
G w Brown extra work to commissioners Ac - 12 OO
C M Cooke attorney to Board 12 months ending Dee 7, 1891 -lOO 00
H C Kearney, sheriff, amount of account filed - 68 ?
Henry C Yarboro mnkinjr bolt for bridjre " inn
Gsorge Cortway putting in window guards ia Insane room in iail 1 00
J Ck;iriiejf runemuir ice oi-aw ts 4 no I arser Uc( loul
j E Woodard solicitors fees October term 1891
W.P Cooke making coffin for Anthony jonee
E B Clesrir coffin for Lovie Purirnrson
: 8 E Pearce conveying Lindia Winston to Insane asylnm
Green & Yaboro ami of acct for goods, tc for home of aged
. , and infirm . .... - .- ,. ,. ,
- B B Massenburg CSC recording Treasurer's report ,."
R D Pinnell amt of acct for board of prisoners, te
w K Martin, jr amount of account filed
gate and looking out on the land
scape before me with a sort of- cu
rious wonder as to how I came
there; my head dropped on my
hands. I slept for (I think) onlv
a few minutes, aud awoke quite
well.
Since that day I have never
touched it, and have never been
tempted to touch it. Of course, 1
am well aware that the doses to
which I bad become accustomed
were not very large, but I am als6
ii.i ii ii . t i . . . .
4 sure mat tucy were on iuo increase,
85 90 aTIA tB.:nrr i.ij Avn.:.n..
gQ I u4 uwiiMg 4b j ABvaavw
lately to a distinguished English
A OA
2 off physician, he begged me for the
a sake of others, to put on record
8 OO I these nlain And ftimnle facts. This
I now do, and if I do so anony
mously, it is only because I believe
that no further good could follow
the Knowledge ot my identity or
name. London Spectator.
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As to The Heathen.
Egerton& Ford wason and harness lor home of c (red and ioflrm 44 -00
The dispatches have already told
46 60 1 0Hr feaders that Plymouth church.
- 82 401 Tr.oklyn. formerly Beecher's
46 48 church, now Hev. Lrman Abbott s
Feb'yl,
" V. D Malone taking iuventory at home for aired and infirm
S A jonee 6 days assessor and list taker 1691, Gold Mine T-&
-.W I) Spruill extra services to Board 1891 .
j W Evans supplies furnished home of aged and ioflrm
' j A Thomas amt of acct for books, blanks, Ac
A W Pippin timber for bridge at a j Harris' old mill
Alcmza Loyd 72 feet timber on Carpenter's bridge
W B Hunter conveyinn jim Rhodes to iail . . . -
E S Foster anpt health 6 mos, eDding jan'y 1, 1892' ,
ltM Fuller am) of acct for board of inmates at home for
aged and mnrm - , '
, W M McMullen repairing bridge At Lou tsburg
Henry Egerton keeping up water gate at 4 bridge 1 2 mos.' . -xr
T Dean j t fees State vs Henry Harris Oct term 1891
J R Alford i days letting aud recefving bridge at Crooked creek
AH Moore keeping rafts from Simm's bridge 4th quarter
'., George winston coffin for Bob Branch '
j w Fisher conveying Bettie wood and Willie Brodie to Jail - ..
; AG Pearce one cow and calf for home of aged and infirm :
Bartlett Perry coffin for Badger (Tifton .
w M Leonard 2000 sails on stock law fence Gold Mine.T 8 .
j w Swansou repairing stock law fence ' '4
. w I) Kearney conveying Geo Branch co iail and board
; Ned Taylor repairing fence. Gold Mine township T
- D F Cooke A Co blankets for jail ;
R D Pinnell board of prisoners. Ae :
" ; j H Bryan repairs on Bass bridge " 'J-
'' F P Pierce examining Malindie winetox, lonatic ;
iRB woodlief repairing Simms bridge from Oct 1891 to date
J C Stallings keeping raft from Ferrell's bridge 4th quarter
' t Crenshaw, Hicks tt Alien amt of acct of goods fa rnished borne
'.- . . of aired and tnfim
i H Griffin repairs on etocc law fence Cypress creek T S
j w Evans amt of acct for supplies for home nf aired and in firm 44 95
: 3 A Thomas publishing annual statement 1891 te
, w k. Martin amount oi account filed
Crenshaw Hicks A Allen amt of acct coal 4c for court hone
j R AlTord keeping rafts from Anderson's bridge 4th quarter
L S Alford building bridge over Densoo creek
AC Privett conveying jim Pearce to jail guard and board
J A Thorn as amt of ncet for books, notico Ac
. Green A Yarboro amt of Acct for home of aged and infirm -
. jno T81edgeTepairiBgeounty gate
J A Burt one day committee on Treasurer's report
. ; j . . , " ITO BK COST13CED J
is.at loggerheads with the Ameri
can Board of Foreign Missions.
The trouble grows out of the fact
that the board of foreign missions
will not send ont auy missionary
who will not preach and teach the
doctrine that the heathen are
damned. Plymouth cbnrth does
not asseut to this proposition, and
a report of a rcceut meeting of the
congregation, at which the whole
question was , canvawed, makes
very lively reading. 'One of the
elders attacked the foreign mission
board in quite vigorous style, say.
ing among other things, that the
2 00 I nninion it holds nnon this nnetion
32 75 " rTr . .
2 col was a "damnable heresy, and
that it would, get no' more of bis
good money. I will not give a
cent, be said, "to spread news of
damnation. He held the view
tbat the heathen who bave never
it
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"Man wants but little here be
low,' deah bredern, but some
men's idea or wbat a 'little' is
would make de biggest bog iu de
world blush at bis own abstemiousness.
Da man dat spends de br?t part
of his tife in "raisin de devil,"
deab breddern, Ml fine on d las
day Satan'll play de game of tit
for tat, au git square' by roisin
him.
It's all well, enutT to "gib de
debbll his doe," deab bruddern,
but the safest plan is not to open
no accounts wid him; den wen
the day for final settlement comes
dere won't bo uuSIndue him.
De mau dat can't sing an' in
ststs on, singin, deab breddern,
Is nearly as much ob a nuisance as
de man dat knows how to sing,
but has to be coased like a balky
t m t in
muie Deiorco no u open nts
mouf.
"Money is de root ob all ebll,"
dean breddern, but dai s no reas
on why a man should turn bis
back on God as roon as bo giU
rich enouf to move into a better
bouse an keep a boss'n carri
age.
A homely face am oUcn a bless
in' in difgnlse, dtah bredderen.
Dere' s a good many people Iu bell
dat nd be in bebben if It badnt
been for dere good looks, an de
use dey maice oi dem iodu wale
ob tears.
Grant me prudence .to avoid
him that flattertth me, and to &
dure patiently Via that codra
dictelb me.
The adaption of Dr. Ball's coogb
syrnp to tie cure of ail diseases of
the throat and chest is certainly
marvelous. For col J, coach, eroar
hooping-cough and Incipient
consumption it Is incomparably
tho best preparation made.
The two powers wLtcu consti
tute a wi man are lLoe of bear
ing and forbearing.
DjrTl n4 Lit rr Cocnptslat.
! It wrrta fJw wtzxU rrfcw cf ;i
reals L f r vximlf ct etery rrsstiv
of i turn d rrwiar feopiar. u r-
thiskaoeaU at oar sf t a&d rl a
tie of SiU-Vs VUAl-iir. revry UaiU
jla a rrltud runsie ow I, ew
rordis)? aad tf It dVws rom sx4&ir.
SxJsi by TWau & Arewke. L4uaitrj
aodT. C Jeraev. FraasUator.
-THE-
SLinda3r Sun
32.00 A YEAR.
Contntninpj nioro reading
matter than any mngaiie
published in America.
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5 oo j beard the Gospel will be saved.
25 32 being no fault of theirs that they
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2 00 I uaTO uvh uctiu , auu c t c ry mem
Eteut ten cents a Democratic
Alliaucemtn pays in ss due to
the present aa-called- Abiance ia
Just ten cent contribute! to a third
party cam;algtt fund. For Ms.
cune says that the AliUice is now
nothing but the Third ,prty ar-. t
every State oJicer in Nrt!j Caroli
na, from Mary Ann ILiUr dwwft,
is a rank and blatant lhid l-rty-ite
Lenoir T-pir.
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8!ne Ha Brtlu?riscttn Et-m Uit-
tmhasrslod rsf MljJnpvpsUr fV,
ootil a-w it U eVarljr la !b bad arv-v
pan n-dk-icl took and slvrn
eoatalnuvr bv4klag w&irb lis t
a a lten7 r lattWaBt. It U tmy.
a lied a the parrel aai b-t raiH f-r
H ailments of s'4rvarh. titer rrlt!aa
ltwUlenre 'cX VWs'Uch-, !i!i--'l .
eooipitl-rt, snl dHe n!x'a tr-m ! I
srs'em. fUtKs'iiirt ;-.- j
esxh botflw or th tV5ey will U- r-f
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,:r, :'r:. : FOE SALE BY ; .'
W'l N; RZ EGERTON,
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I- W. Stbaxge, Executor.
DO . jiyd-el.drajs:vnE.
ber of the - congregation but