MACON COUNTY, NC -- NEWSPAPER ITEMS -- LOCAL AFFAIRS, APRIL 1893

LOCAL AFFAIRS PUBLISHED IN THE FRANKLIN PRESS, April 26, 1893 - Vol.
VII, No. 28

 - Dog wood trees are blooming. 

 - Today is Confederate memorial day.

 - Even good men may err from lack of knowledge. 

 - Mr. F.S. Johnston returned from Shelby court last week. 

 - Solicitor Geo. A. Jones was at home the latter part of last week. 

 - M.L. Mauney, Esq., has secured the Murphy postoffice and great now
is Lycurgus. 

 - The whole layout of Franklin Attorneys is attending court at Webster
this week. 

 - Misses Jennie and Addie Wood, of Iotla, are stopping at the Allman
House for a few days. 

 - Mr. I.B. Conley, of Bryson City, died last Wednesday of pnneumonia. 

 - Corn planting season is here. 

 - Last Wednesday night was a stormy one - wind and rain. 

 - Mr. J.C. Wright received sixteen barrels of potatoes last week, and
they went like hot cakes.

 - Rev. J.A. Deal and Mr. W.R. Stalleup went to Cashier's Valley
Wednesday and returned Friday. 

 - Last Friday was a gloomy, raw day, with snow on the mountains - a
rare mixture of green and white. 

 - R.H. Jarrett & Sons have sold out of hardware part of their
merchandise to the Franklin Hardware Company. 

 - Rev. Ellwood Bulgin came in Thursday on a visit to relatives. He
came from Chicago as his last stopping place. 

 - Mr. P. Howard, of Smith's Bridge, was in town Thursday. He informs
us that his wife has been seriously afflicted with rheumatism during the
last ten weeks. 


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