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-The Franklin Press. Franklin, N. 0., March 25, 1891. CIll’RCll IHItErTORV. Baptist Church. J. R. Pendergraiss, Pastor. Preaching every 1st Sunday <& Sat urday before at 11 a. m. Prayer meet ing Thursday night before each 1st find 3rd Sabbath. Sabbath School every Sab bath 9.30 A. M. ,R. F. Jarrett, Sup’t \ Methodist ChurCii, D. H. Comajm.' Pastor. Preaching every Sunday, morn ing andnight. SundaySchool at 9 o’clock. T. C. Reese, Sup’t. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 4 .o’clock. Presbyterian Cnur.cn,' G. A. Spkr roiy, Pastor. Services on the 2nd Sun day, mofhing and night of each month. Sunday School at 91-2 A. M. each Sunday Morrison, Preaching 3d Sunday moyn ing and night. _ Episcopal Church, Rev. .1. A. Dcjs.1, Pastor.—St. Agnes’ Church, Franklin, 1st and 3d Sundays, p. in.; St: John’s 2fid and 4th Sundays, a. m.; St. Cyprian’s 1st and 3d Sundays a. in. { \ Junai.uskee Lodge, No, 143, A. F.j A A. M. Sam. L. Rogers, W. M.; Dr, P.;C. Gaston, S. W.; Win. R. atallcup, J. W. ; XLG. Trotter, Treas.; Frank T. Smith, Sec. >4,odge meats every 1st and 3d Tues day night in each month.' I Office New Johnston Building, Second Floor, Frijnt. Professional Cards] / ORS. J. M. & S. H. LYLE. - ‘ OFFICE main street. /)ffice Hours: 9 to 12 a. m., 2 jto fb p. m. » Dr. John J. Moore r Practicing Physician, ; FRANKLIN, N. C. J. F. RAY ATTORNEY AT LAW, iJ FRANKLIN, NORTH CAROLINA^ Will practice in all.the courts. Especial attention given to the collection of claims and the investigation of land titles. | ' . t K. ELIAS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, f Franklin, Vlaceu County, IV. C. Practices in the Counties of Graliai i, Chorokde, Clay, Macon, Swain, Jacksoi, Haywood, Transylvania and Buncomb;, and in the Supreme and Federal Courts. GKO. A. JONES. Cn.VS. C. DAXIElJi. JONES Sl DANIELS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, FRANKLIN, N. C. Practice in all the Courts of this State and in the U. S. Dist.Court at Asheville. Special attention given to investigating land titles arid collecting claims. Deal & Barbee, | GENERAL AGENCY IN 1 REAL ESTATE’ All persons desiring to sell, rent, or buy real estate of any kind witl find it to their interest to consult with us. Do not delA}'. tVe have facilities which en able us to transact business as rapidly as possible. Come and see us. —Correspondence Solicited.— DEAL & BARBEE, Franklin, N. C. " ^1—«T V T Farmers’0 & Mechanics Building & Loan Association. All persons desiring information or wishing to take stock will be cheerfully attended to by W. R. STALLCUP, Local Agent, Franklin, N. C. \ CTO. SMITH, GEOLOGIST AND MINERALOGIST AND DEALER IN s REAL ESTATE AND MINERAL LANDS, j Long experience as an expert.in the ei| amination and sale Of mines and mineral lands. Charges reasonable, and best qf references given. Office, Franklin, Ma con co.,N.C. ■ ■ ■{ Dr. W. H. Higgins,] DENTIST, FRANKLilN, N. C. • Will practice in tlie counties of Ma con, Jackson and Swaiil. All work guaranteed. JOB PRINTING IN FIRST CUSS STYLE AT THE Press Office MOb7T REASONABLE TERMS. ON THE Mountains ! 'he Gem of the pile highest town east of the Rocky Mts. , Highlands, N. 0.; altitude, Main St., |,817 ft.. Finest alllround climate; sum mer heat rarely abojve 80 degrees, never afoueS7 degrees; ice-cold springs; grand est water-falls and mountain scenery; finest timber and almost all known min erals. Great summer and winter resort. The Highlands Si|ar, '£l j>er year; 5c per copy; full of information. COE BROS., Pubs., HIGHLANDS, Macon Co., N. C. ^ THE LAND iOF THE SKY-! T Court Calendar. Twelfth Jrnici Term.—Jui District.—Spring dge Brown. Madison—Feb. 2.7. Buncombe—March Transylvania—Mar Haywood—April f. Jackson—April 20 Macon—May 4. Clay—May 11. Cherokee—May lfj, Graham—June 1 Swain—JuneS. 9. oh 30. N NOTICE. The defendant, J. ORTH CAROLINA, Macon County —Superior Co|urt. C. B. Woody vs. J. A. Duvall. A. Duvall, will take notice that the above entitled action is brought to correct a deed made by him to C. B. Woody and! to recover of him the sum of two hundred and five dollars for a breach of warranty in said deed. He is therefore required to appear at the superior court of Macon county, N. C., on the 9th Monday after the 1st Monday in March, 1891, andjanswer or demur to tlio complaint of the plaintiff or judg Blent will be taken ^ndaij.t. This the 18th day of February, fh2o'», Sami.. L. Rogers, Ck^k against him by de of Superior Court. * Local Affairs. ■ Buy your garden seeds at the druj store. Miuce meat,for sale at the Drug Store. Mr. Autle Henry, of Highlands, was in town yesterday. M. K. Kimsey, Esq., of Clay, was in, town yesteday on business. We want 40 lbs. nice, new goose Pekin duck feathers. Smith & Baird. The continued - rains have so re taided work that farmers are greatly - behind with their farming. John W. Queen, Esq., of Cartoo gechaye, was in town yesterday smiling in his usual bland way. ’ Mr. J. S. Tanner, of Itabun, was in town yesterday morning and swap ped horses with Mr. L. II. Enloc. A good pair of heavy rubber boots for sportsmen for sale cheap. Inquire of Mrs. M. I. Siler, Franklin, N. C. The young people enjoyed a right lively sociable at Dr. J. M. Lyle’s elegant home one evening last week. • The house of Ervin Dills, on "Car toogechaye, was destroyed by fire last Friday with most of its contents. Cql. T. P. Siler left last Monday for Tiptop, Transylvania county. We wjsli him success in his , new home. Mr. Joe Calloway is putting up a new dwelling beyond the bridge at the fork of the road hear.Capt. T. M. Angel’s. We are-sorry to learn of the death of Mrs. Win. Dorialson, -of Clayton, Ga., which occurred last Sunday evening.' Age’ll take a load of wood if you please on your subscription. Come right along with it before the weather gets warm. The Franklin Hardware Company has opened up a new and fine as sortment of goods in the Monday brick store. Mr. Decatur Myers is building a new cottage beyond the colored Bap tist church on the opposite side of the river from Franklin. See the new advertisements of Ruebush, Ivieffer it Co., and Barnard & Patton Bros, to which we omitted calling attention last week. Mr. Frank II. Nolen, who has been absent in Tennessee and Kentucky more than a year, returned home last Monday on a few day’s visit. We have a natural contempt for a habitual loafer, but when dudism is combined to such an extent that the thing becomes a dudloafer our emotions are indescribable. Mr. Charley Wright, a student in school, was stricken down suddenly in the school room yesterday and for a time was unconscious, but revived afterwards. We have not been able to learn the cause. Our young friend Lyman A. Deal is agert for a new book, “Sitting Bull and the Indian Wars,” which is a quite interesting work, and we hope he may meet with success in his canvass for it. We notice in some of our exchanges an item of Thomas Moore killing his wife in a drunken spree, at Franklin, N. C. No such occurrence has taken place here. We have an aged good Citizen by name of Thomas P. Moore living here whose wife died over a year ago. A crucial test of Christian sincer ity and unalloyed* brotherly love is clinging to a brother in adversity, and trying to help him up when overburdened with misfortunes in stead of pushing liim further down the hill and heaping burdens of sor row upon his soul. We'have on hand again an over supply of excellent communications which vve appreciate^ and would be highly gratified to publish without delay, but our space and type are inadequate to the task, .and all that we can promise is to do the best we can. We must ask our correspond ents to be patient. A railroad meeting was held yes terday morning in which some pre liminary steps were taken towards securing the building of a road to Franklin which we hope may lead to something definite and tangible. An other meeting will be held soon to hear reports from committees ap pointed yesterday. We are pleased to learn that our young friend and former pupil, Mr. If. L. Carter, was happily married at San Saba, Texas, on the 19th inst. to Miss G. A. Medlin. We wish them abundant pleasure and prosper ity as they pull through life in dou ble harness. If Reese will subscribe for the Press his happi ness will be complete. * Stockiiiem, Belgium. Mr. Editor: I beg to state the following through your paper, against certain rumors set afloat in our coun try in regard to my business there : That in a few wreeks I will be back in ,N. C. to settle all claims and er rors if any have been committed un intentionally in our land purchase on August 25, 1890. Also that in the future, as in the past we shall strictly carry out what ice hade as/reed to, and that never HAVE A'OR WILL forget this rule. Yours Very Respectfully, i A. CnOOXkXBEKGIIS. \ 4 Okl Sol kicked the clouds about rather indiscriminately last Saturday as he was grossing the equatorial line, and we Bad rain, snow, sleet and hail. On Sunday the mountains were covered; with snow. We hope he kicked the elements into good shape for fair weather in future. ' There are; 43 heads of families within the corporate limits of Frank lin. There Was only one church ser vice in town at ll o’clock last Sun day. There were 8 heads of fami lies in attendance. There were 35 absent. Three of these were minis ters filling their appointments at other places. | Three more were ab sent from hoihe. The remaining 29 are not accounted for. It;is not the extremes of heat and cold so much as' thefsudden changes in tem perature that cause certain climates to be liiihealtjifuf. When, however, the system is invigorated with Ayer’s Sarsa parilla, these, changes are rarely attend ed with injurious results. The following have been drawn T h ■ as federal jurors to serve at the U. S. Court whiich meets in Asheville JVLny the 4lh: | Haywood—B. B. Jones, Hiram Rogers, David Nelson, W. J? Rat cliff e. [ , Transylvanip.—Robt. Patton, Geo. C. Galloway. I Macon—Sam Higdon, Wm. Sloan. Swain—-J. NX. Robinson, II. S. Ba ker. : • Clay—J. C. ^Herbert, J. J. Seroggs. Cherokee—S. W. Davidson, Sr., Joel Simmbnsj Graham—J.f P. Adams, D. E. Hyde. Jackson—Robt. Fisher, W. D. Hill. I wmm —FOE SALE BV— GASTON & MOORE, | FRANKLIN, N. C. A TYPEWRITER FOR NOTHING ! The Most Marvelous Achievement in Cheap and Useful Machines. It does good work. Operates entirely automatically. Is simple in construc tion. Has no parts liable to wear out. Is compact in forin and light in weight. Is well made and neatly finished. Will write rapidly with practice. The Merits; of This Machine call forth the Highest Praise and Testimonial^ from Hundreds, BECAUSE: It has no ribbons to wear out. Leaves every word visible to the operator soon as printed. Requires no skill or practice to operate. Operated by ONE HAND only. Is an educator of the young. J3T“This beautiful and useful machine will be presented} FREE, to every new subscriber sending $3.50 for one year’s subscriptihn to ITki.fokd’s Magazine. Send at once, before the present sup ply is exhausted.: BELFORD’S: MAGAZINE CO., 800 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Good I.ooks. i Good looks are more than skin deep, depending upon a healthy con dition of all thje vital organs. If the liver be inactive, you have a bilious look, if your stomach be 'disordered you have a dfyspeptic look and if your kidneys lie affected you have a pinched look.; Secure good health and you will have good looks. Elec tric Bitters is^ the great alterative and tonic and acts directly oir these vital organs. Cunfs pimples, blotches, boils, and.givep a good complexion. Sold at F. T.: Smith’s Drug Store, 506. per bottle} 4 SOLD UNDER GUARANTEE. Composed of on|ly the Most Costly and Finest Materials. ACTUAL COST LE$S THAN $1.25 PEE GAu VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS ADAPTED TO THE SOUTH. Every care in the selection, growing and testing of our Seeds is used—and we only send out such Seeds as will grow and produce satisfactory results, SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS. 4 1 9 C UfADTIl mJf cccnc may be selected at Packet or Ounce Bates for O l •Av VVUn I n ©I vCCIf a each $ 1 .OO remitted. In addition to this, we will give onei package of Teoslnte (in order to introduce and extend its cultivation throughout the tcutli 1 and two 5c. packets of Flower Seeds with every order amount ing to $ 1.00 for Garden Seeds, provided you mention this paper. DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE containing valuable information about Farm and Garden Seeds mailed free upon application. T. W. WOOD & SONS, 8 & 10 South 14th Street, RICHMOND, VA. 7JTJJE are making a specialty this season of what we can our PARM0N HARNESS. ^ Made of th4 P|NEst STOCK and the very Best WORKMANSHIP. Such a harness cannot be bought for less than $25. at retail. But w<s aro willing, «XV in crde:- td introduce it, to Sell get only to one person aa a sample fof- ^ Cnllnanja* n March 23 Mr. Geo. B. Lucas, accompan by his wife, has gone to Bryson on business. Sable Chas.'Love has ceased w| at the corundum mill and has plant to go to Asheville. Sable William Guy is in the of the law. On one day of last revenue officer Alex. Berry condr ed him to Franklin on the charge dealing in illicit whiskey. We hij since learned that, on examinati^ he has been remanded to the ne ! session of the Federal Court at A si] | villc. j On Wednesday last Mra*1IIar | with her little girl—a maid j summers and terribly afflicted'w ulcers on her hip—from near Sb | Creek Mountain, returning fron ! visit to Dr. A. C. Brabson, sfi over night with Mrs. G. A. Jac<j ! Liveryman Henry accompanied Harris and also tarried. CORUNDUM HILL. A visit to the Corundum Hill mljple near here disscloses signs of a vast amount of muscular and business en ergy already expended there. On this hill of the same tract of land that was once exchanged for a corri mon squirrel rifle and which has un dergone, in the past sixteen years, five ownerships—H. M. Crisp, A. I. Ledford, E. B. Ward (of Detroit), Ii. A- Jacobs and The llamden Em ory and Corundum Co. (of Chester, Mass.)—are the openings of many shafts and tunnels, which arc so many arteries draining the founts of inesti mable wealth enclosed in its bosom. The hillside is deeply scarred with excavations and washings and in many places huge heaps of displaced earth and blasted rocks greet our view. The corundum and drossy accompanyings are brought to day light by the hand car and windlass; then by water conducted to the sum mit of this hill from a neighboring creek farther up the mountain, it is washed down the several suice boxes to the bottom of the hill. Here the^ converge into one set of such troughs which required, for construction, all of 20,000 feet of lumber and extends one and a half miles, winding around the intervening hills and mountains) to the corundum cleaning, separau ing, crushing and drying mill at Cul lasaja, when it is bagged for ship) rnent. To the management by the present owners are due the ^Ssurnin proportions to which this jk>“*£e8; re; 'veA. ini is ndj ut eesj a If o? ney-cOml esponsible foi] at thi of the Sweeti has grown. Their eighteen tenement a fiflrtion of the hu: on theif p“ these are engaged i ing of the hill that so much business ce point in the valley water. This industry is hut p brand of this firm (more generally knowi as Bidwell & Co.) for more like ma terial for valuable einory and shaq: cutting wheels of machinerydon is also being exhumed by them a Ellijay, N. C., Pine Mountain, Ga| and Chester, Mass. Jingo-Dodge-It A good deal of excitement raised in town Monday night ov lost seven year old boy, of Mr. E. D. Franks’ who to escape chastisement left home about dark and went across the river and lodged in an old field until near midnight when he was found. i Having recently purchased a fine stal lion of HAMILTONIAN AND MORGAN pedigree, we respectfully solicit the pat ronage of all interested in fine stock. He will be at Franklin on Fridays and Saturdays, and on other days of the week at the stables of Patton Bros, and X. L. Barnard. Terms most reasonable. Barnard & Patton Bros. March 14,1891. The Fbanklix Press, per year, $1.50 The Home Magazixe, <f “ .50 Both Publications, “ “ 1.75 /-{r^oKn^XcKjan. .is just Full and funning Oven with good Things. pwsw\5Hr_ JLiui Stories far cU the “ st&ir-eteys*9 Intho * * family, from the “ Cw the M0rcfMZ-jftQp*.f* THERE ARE T/ILKS ABOUT THE DiNING-ROOM; about WHAT TO WEAR AND HOW TO MAKE ITJ about society; about books; w . about plants and flowers; About home cabinet; About good form; About house beautiful; With charming Word Ple^urcs cn sil aorta of Cabjaota, ty our bost^Kiord pointers. is. Locian’s R^isqchces or -g-— WrtSHIMQTOH UrC WILL SOON APPEAR. AMONG oun MANY CONTRIBUTORS ARE! Robert j. Buroctte. Bmirlct Care, Amber, Will Carleton, Bibhor Vimlemt. Jobiah Allen'* Wit*. . Arlo Bate*. Emile Hurtingtcpi Miller. ftml the Best Writers in the Country Contribute to our Columne. The Pno&ix Fubuskinq Co i/TwTnTED. WASHINGTON. D. C. .in1—' “THE BIO THREE:” STAR OF BETHLEHEM. A New Class Book. Edited by J. II. Ilall and J, II. 1‘uebusli. Its 102 pages abound in fine Glees for the singing School, excellent Hymn tunes for devotional purposes, and superior Anthems. Selling rapidly. 75 cents per copy; $7.50 per ddz., by mail, postpaid. PEARLS OF TRUTH IN SONG. lias sold as high as 5,000 copies per month. Contains the best Rudiments. Ilon't forget this book. 30 cents per single copy; $3.00 per dozen, by mail, postpaid. CHILDREN OF ZION. Kieffer’s Latest and Best Sunday School Book ! 64 pages. Each song is jtlie best that its author could furnish, and many oi America’s best writers are represented? Don’t fail to send for a sample. 15 cents per copy, $1.20 per dozen. Special rates to teachers. One copy for examination at dozen rates. For any of these books, or for sample pages of any of them, ad RUEBUSH, KIEFFER & CO., Dayton, Va. D, Kunningtem & hi\ b~ ^fffATntL'IN, N. C, HJVERY, FEED & SALE STABLES, AND PROPRIETORS OF DAILY HACK LINE TO D1LLSBORO, N. C., Making regular time and connection with nil trains, regardless of condition of roads or weather. Also horses and hacks always ready to convrey passengers to any point on the'most reasonable terms. Fine horses and mules.on hand for sale at all times. MANY THANKS To our friends and patrons for the very liberal patronage through the holi days, and we also ask a continuance of the same. Our resolution for the new year is, WE won’t be undersold. Our store will be-known as the Cheapest House in Franklin, Quality Considered. When in need of Shoes, Ilats, Pants, Shirts, Collars, Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Corsets, Cuffs, Scarfs, Dress Goods, Domes tics, Cotton Plaids, Coffee, Sugar, Rice, Tobacco, ’ Snuff, Cigars, Spices and anything else in the way of neces- ; ..'4 sities of life, ; Call and Examine our Stock, Which is full and complete. Asking for a continuation of your pat ronage, we are Yours For Bargains, R. H. Jarrett & Sons. Write for our 5 ft-page elegantly Illustrated Catalogue , giving fall] details of all vehicles manufac tured by /£, HREE QUARTER OPEN BUGGY Sprinc In tho world, nl»o lung on llrewst«-r or I-.lllptio Springs. Finely Finished ; Hands, Seat.Jtail and Handles, Moulding on Dash and Hoot all being SU'cer-Flated; Leather Trimmed ; cither Plain or Georgia Lazy-Back. Vo will quote special low prices oa this Job on application. RATTERMANN & LUTH, Cincinnati, o. [BYSTOR£g fQpPj SHEftRSer Insist] N YOUR IREKEEPEl SENDTO^j >•,4 Box2IO,fc* 9 HOIYOKE, Mass T. S. Arthur, Real Estate and Insurance Agent, —OFFICE— Franklin, and Asheville, N. C. The following is a partial list of prop erties in his hands foi sale: '">0,000 poplar trees, stumpage. 500 walnut trees, stumpngo. 10 000 acres mountain land, well tim bered. v • TO,000 acres of yellow pine and cypress land. Two building lots in the city vf Ashe ville. - • All lands placed in his hands for sale will lie advertised in the leading lumber journals of the country, and thereby be brought to the attention of lumber men and capitalists. Address hint at either office. PATENTS Caveats and re-issues secured, trade marks registered, and all other patent causes in the Patent Office and before the Courts promptly and carefully pros ecuted. .; Upon receipt of model or sketch of in vention, I make careful examination, and advise as to patentability free of charge. With my offices directly across from the Patent Office, and being in personal at tendance there, it is apparent that I have superior facilities for making prompt preliminary searches, for the moro vig orous and. successful prosecution of ap plications for patent, and for attending to all business entrusted to my care, in the shortest possible time. Fees- moderate and exclusive attention given to patent business.- Information, advice and special references‘sontou re quest. J. II. I.ITTEr.T,, Solicitor and Attorney in Patent Causes, Washington, D. GY, Opposite U. S. Patent Office. Richmond & Danville R. R. Co. Passenger Department, WESTERN N. C. DIVISION. ; PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULE." (In Elfect March 8th, 1891.) EASTBOUND. No. 10 Daily. Nro. 12 Daily. Lv. Knoxville (90th meridian) “ Morri stown (901i meridian) “ Paint Kock “ Hot Springs “ Asheville “ Round Knob “ Marion “ Morgan ton “ Hickory “ Newton “ Statesville Ar.Salisbury “ Greensboro “ Danville “ Richmond Lv. Durham Ar. Raleigh “ Goldsboro Lv. Lynchburg Ar. Washington “ Baltimore “ Philadelphia “ New York 7.20 p m 8.45 p m 11.20 11.32 1.01 a m 2.15 a in 2.50 3.30 4.14 4.35 5.20 0.20 8.50 10.41 4.10 p m 12.35 1.32 3.10 1.40 8.55 11.25 3.00 a m 0.20 8.00 a m 9.30 12.15 p m 12.27 2.19 3.28 4.05 4.47 5.25 5.45 0.33 7.25 10.27 12.25 a m 0.05 a m 0.05 7.35 1.00 p m 3.15 a m 10.25 11,00 2.20 p m 4.50 WESTBOUND. N'o. 9 Daily. No. 11 Daily. Lv.New York “ Philadelphia “ Baltimore “ Washington “ I.yncliburg “ Richmond “ Danville “ Goldsboro “ Raleigh “ Durham “ Greensboro “ Salisbury “ Statesville “Newton “ Hickory “ Morgan ton “ Marion “ Round Knob Ar. Asheville . “ Hot Springs “ Paint Rock 12.15 a in 3.50 6.45 8.30 3.35 p m 1.00 0.35 12.15 4.15 5.20 a m 8.30 p m 11.30 a m 12.35 1.37 1.58 2.43 3.40 4.28 5.55 8.32 8.45 4.30 p m 0.57 9.30 11.00 5.25 a m 2.15 8.45 4.30 p m 1.25 a in 3.27 a m 110.18 12.10 p m 12.57 p m 1.43 2.22 2.59 3.43 4.22 5.33 7.20 „ 7.35 “ Morristown (901i meridian) “ Knoxville (90tli meridian 9.25 a m 11.00 8.35 10.20 No. 13 Daily. A. & S. R. R. No. 14 Daily. 8.00 p m 7.07 6.54 ! 0.27 5.40 3.21 i Ar. Asheville Lv.| 10.10 am “ Hcnders’n,vl “ ill.00 “ Elat Rock “11.18 “ Saluda “ 111.43 “ Tyron “ il2.Sl p m Lv.SpartanburgAr. I 1.40 MURPHY BRANCH. No. 05 7.40 a m 9.40 12.47 p m 0.05 Daily except Sund’y Lv. Asheville Ar. Ar. Wayuesville “ “ Biyson City “ “ Tomotla Lv. No. 64 4.05 p m 2.05 9.20 a in 4.50 Sleeping Car Service. Nos. 9 and 10 Pullman Sleepers be tween Greensboro and Knoxvillo. Nos.!31 and 12 Pullman Sleepers be tween Hot Springs Wash. and New York. Nos. 13 and 14 Pullman Parlor Cars between Hot Springs and Columbia. Jas. L. Taylor, W. A. WinrurjC Gen'l Pass. Agent, Div. Pass. Agt. Washington, D. C. Asheville, N. C. $3000: A TEAR ! I undertake to a .if tty tench any (airly inteilijrrut p.rst.n «ifi they I sex, "ho ciin rend and write, and who, I after instruction, will work industriously, -' how to earn Three Thousand Hollars c Year in their own lo. alltiea, wherever they llve.1 will aha furnish tho situation or employment ,nr which you ran earn that amount. No in oner f..r me unless Mio-cssfiil ns aiiore. Easily nml quickly learned..ijdeaire hut one worker from each district <>r:counly. ' have already taught and provided with «mplm m< nt a iiirfrr nuiulirr, who arc makliifr over a veer each, il'a SK\V •®tl HOJLI U.Fuil particulars F Jt KK. Address at mica, li«. t’, ALLLr\, IloX 430, Allttoistn, Mnlee Bniipr little fortunes have been made at work for ns, by Anna Page, Austin, Texas, and Jnn. ltonu, Toledo, Ohio. i-See cnt. Others are d»in(r as well. Why h»»t you? borne earn over #84)0.00 a mouth. You eau do the w ork and live it home, wherever you are. Even be ginners are euaily eoruing from #& to #H»adny. AM apes. We show you how and start you. ( an work in spure lima or nil the lime. I:fg money for work ers. E'ajlurc unknown among them. XKW ami wonderful. Particulars free. U.lIuIlettA’ fo.,l!ox 880Portlund, Maine Humphreys' Dn. Hckprbeyj’ specifics are scientifically and carefully prepared prescriptions i used formally years In private practice with succesa,and for over thirty years used by the people. Every single Spo •- x special cure for the disease named. > Specific UBT OF FUSCO AL VOS. CUBES. ever*, Congestion, Inflammation... , Worm Fever, Worm CoUe.. terms, worm Fever, worm Colic., rying Colic, or Teething of Infants tarrhea, of Children or Adults.... Dysentery, unplug, ituions c Colic-.. Neuralgia, Toothache,: Headaches, Sick dyspepsia, Billon . atarrh, Influenza. Cold In the Head 1 Whooping Cough, Violent Coughs. I General Ilebllity.Tny steal Weakness mtssj DeltUty IMr W’eakjm ITriaary lseaaesof tl akness, Wetting Bed. heHeart, Palpitation 1 Sold by Druggists, or sent postpaid on receipt Specifics^ ARE YOU AN HEIR P More than half a billion of dollars in unclaimed estates are awaiting the right ful heirs in England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland. Most of these heirs are in the United States, and have pecn adver tised for in English papers. Thousands of heirs have never seen these advertise ments. If your ancestor or your father’s or mother’s side came from any of the above named countries do not fail to \ wri<e to E. Ross, European Claims Agen- ! ey, 227 Grand St., New York, and ascer tain if you are an heir. Your deceased ancestor’s rights are yours' by British law. We have information of every es tate and deceased, person whose heirs have been advertised for in 12.7 years. ! Send Stamp to insure information. 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MASrt’F -CTUBET1 BY PINE NEEDLE CIGAR CO. FREEHOLD, N. J. / V "notice. ~ By virtue of an execution issued from the superior court of Macon county, T. will offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash at the court house door in the town of Franklin, N. Monday, May 4, 1891, the following described land, be longing to H. AV. Claggetf, lying on the waters of AVatanga creek, containing 49 acres and being more fully described in deed from Curtis and Sarah Saunders, registered in Book “S,” page 481, office of Register of Deeds for Macon county, to satisfy a judgment in favor of A. U. ( Dalton and against II. W. Claggett for the sum of $51.50, cost and in'Awist, «d in superior court, Macon county, Nov. 24, 18!K). T;his March 9, 1891. James Ca.nhi.kb. Sheriff. Nolice of Action. SUPERIOR COURT, MACON COUN TV. A. P. Munday, Plaintiff, vs. A. Crooncn lierglisand Edmond Vonder Mcerslieen, Defendants. The defendants in the. above entitled case will take notice that the above named plaintiff has brought'an actvua against them for Clio sum of six hundred and ninety-seven dollars ($097.79) and seventy-live cents with interest thereon due for the purchase money of land and that he, tho plaintiff, has attaehud the lands,of the defendants. m That the plaintiff will- .file his com plaint within the three first days of the spring term, 1891, of Macon county su perior court. And iu default of defense to tho same the plaintiff will demand judgment for the relief prayed for in his complaint. March 14, lsyi. Sam L. lion Kits, Clerk Superior Court. A pamphlet of Information and ah-, (.tract of the law,, showing How to/i k. Obtain Patenta, Caveat., Trudejj B^Marki, Copyrights, sent free. /A Vk AiMna MUNN «L CO. M ySwkc 361 E road way, /JV l* *iT1>tl • - York.
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