The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-24
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And They Say il The Editor Will Come
Down They'll Do 1t Again.
Especial 10 News and Observer.

Especial to News and Observer
Williamson, n. c., March 23.-Hon.
VIM B. Councill is closing a successful
term of court here, assisted by Hon.
c. C. Daniels, the agreeable solicitor
of this district. Judge Council is no
terror TO evil doors. but he does punish
those who commit crime and with an
even hand makes the punishment fit
the crime. The evil of forfeited bonds
is meeting his attention.
Unless there is legal grounds for re-
lief the parties who forfeit their APP
pearance bonds and their bondsmen
have to pay the penalty. There is no
greater evil in our criminal procedure
than calling people who are bound
to court and have them fail to appear;
and when they are afterwards appre-
hended to discharge the bond on pay
ment of costs. This is close kin to sus-
pending Judgment on payment of costs
IA fashion which is happily for law
and order fast going out.
Williamson is a growing town. A
dozen cottages are in process OF build
ing. The Martin County Veneer
Works has a large plant at the river
wharf. and is doing first class busl-
ness Its product is shipped to the
trucking areas where it is made into
baskets and boxes. corporation has
been formed here for making truck
barrels.
The area in potatoes has been very
largely increased and this Favored
spot will soon rank second to none in
truck raising.
on Wednesday Mr.. James r. Leg
gette entertained the court and several
friends at an old-fashioned Eastern
North Carolina barbecue. At the
moon recess the company repaired to
his splendid farm. two miles from
town. Did they eat in spacious din
ing hall with every accompaniment OF
crockery. cut glass and silverware? Nc
indeed, that isn't barbecue. The silver
platter has never been fashion or
which a well Drowned barbecue
"shote' would look well, or taste well
for that matter. The feast was out Of
doors, near the saw mill, on the brow
of hill, right at the spring
That is the setting for barbecue.
Since daylight Bill Rogers had beer
at work over the Goals; not blazing
fires but heaps of hard wood Goals
And he had seasoned and basted tc
perfection. Durkee's Salad Dressing
does not "set Well on cue. This is {
dish of primitive origin and the sim
plest seasonings go with it; salt, vine
gar, black and red pepper. And wher
we speak of red pepper it is none o.
the ground Cayenne, but pods, broker
with the fingers into small bits anC
placed in the tin pan with the mop.
other ingredients.
In different counties there are diff
ferent things that made a cue" per
feet. In Edgecombe county, under the
hospitality of Nathe Dawson, of Cone
toe it is young onions. In Halifax /
is some of Paul CARROTS connections
In Martin county it is Uncle Bill York:
''sloe' The fashionable world call:
it's cold slaw," but in cue parlanc'
that is a nickname. 1t is "sloe." But
find that / am leading large number
of your readers to an appetite they
can never satisfy because the dish
would describe is a product of Uncle
on tobacco ware
houseman and farmer.
With Bill Rogers and Joe Biggs Il
prepare the feast, and Uncle Bill Yorl
and Jim Leggett to supervise twent,
hungry lawyers, farmers, politician
and merchants did ample justice t,
the feast.
Mr.. Editor, if you will come down W,
will repeat the entertainment