MACON COUNTY, NC -- NEWSPAPERS -- LOCAL AFFAIRS, MAR 1893a

LOCAL AFFAIRS PUBLISHED IN THE FRANKLIN PRESS, Mar. 8, 1893 - Vol. VII,
No. 21

 - Be prudent and insure your life.

 - The sunshine days reminds one of the garden. 

 - Neglect is as great a crime as wrong-doing. 

 = The General Assembly adjourned at noon Monday. 

 - Mr. R.H. Jarrett, of Dillsboro, spent Sunday in Franklin. 

 - Hon. J.F. Ray returned home from Raleigh Monday evening. 

 - Mr. Sumner Clark, of Highlands, gave us a pleasant call yesterday. 

 - Mr. Jess ANgel has removed to Sylva to work at the harness trade. 

 - Mr. J. Johnston holds up his hand and says he pays for more than
three copies of the PRESS. All O.K. Who next? 

 - Sunday school at the Methodist church will open promptly at 9:30am
during the spring and summer months. 

 - "Gov." John Reid, of Andrews, has been shaking hands with his many
friends around Franklin during the past week. 

 - Mr. Henry Ray, of Burningtown, was in town the latter part of last
week, visitng his daughter, Mrs. Will Downs. 

 - Mrs. Wil Young, of Cedartown, Ga., has been spending several days
visiting the family of Mr. A.P. Munday in our town. 

 - Wm. Arnold, of Sugarfork, died Feby, 25, 1893, at the age of 77. He
had lived an humble Christian life about sixty years. 

 - Messrs. Kope Elias, R.L. Porter and W.C. Allman left last Thursday
morning for Washington to attend the inauguration. 

 - J.B. Brodrick, of Georgia, and S.D. James and L. Morris, of Alabama,
were reigstered at the Allman House Sunday and Monday. 

 - Mr. Ray introduced a bill in the legislature on the 24th to
incorporate the Harriman, Franklin and South Atlantic railroad. 

 - Charley Perry's family left last week for Jarrett's where Mr. Perry
has been employed for several mouths past at a saw mill. 

 - When the law of man conflicts with the law of God our duty is to
obey the higher law and abide by the consequences without a murmur. 

 - Last Saturday morning brought a blizzard to remind us that spring
had not come yet. A heavy north wind and snow rendered the day very
uncomfortable. 

- N.L. Barnard, of Franklin, passed through Murphy, and stopped over
for the night last Friday, on his return from the south, where he has
been selling stock for some time. -- CHEROKEE SCOUT. 

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