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J. B. Perry and wife are spending
eome time at Jackson Springs.
D. W. Spiiey and C. C. Winston
have just returned from a ten days
vacation at Norfolk. They report a
fine trip.
Claude Cheatham was taken to
Kex Hospital last Saturday Tor
treitment of the fever. He is getting
on very nicely.
Misses Leeie Pugb, of Morrisrille,
Margie Macon, of Louisburg and
Nellie Whitfield, of Franklinton, ate
? visiting at J. C. W'nstons this week.
Miss Mamie Perkins, of Spencer,
is visiting at Joe Winston.
Miss Rubv Winston has inst
turned from a visit to Mrs. Clifton,
near Louisbnre.
Squire Medlin has just finished
his summer course at Wake Forest
college and returned here for his
- ' . fall work.
J. W. Duke has his new brick
building on Main street about completed,
which adds very much to the
appearance of Main street.
S. E. Winston has about completed
bis residence on Railroad street.
ft. Patterson has commenced
to build his nice residence and is
pushing the work very rapidly.
The little infant ot C. E. Longs
died Sunday and Was hurried Monday.
The services were conducted
by Rev. W. W. Rose, of Franklinton.
Rev. J. W Patton preached a
very fine Masonic aermop to the
public at the Baptist cbnrch last
\ Sunday afternoon.
Protracted services are in progress
at Oak Level this week. Service*
being conducted by the pastor,
Rivr. Mr. Patton, assisted by Rev.
Mr. Clements.
il. E. Pearce, I). S., carried three
prisoners to jail last Tuesday-T^j
L - are to serve a thirty dajt* SlLleuoe
oath. road.
Our boya played a game of base
ball here last Saturday against the
},. strong team from Franklintoo and
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Our boys played good ball and
showed up well against such a
strong team. YVe can boast ot having
the best borne team in the State.
We learn that the tobacco market ]
will epen here in full force next j
week. Youngeville market sold
more tobacco last season than it has
j for several years and our warehouse- i
| men are making preparations to |
I handle their share again this season.
The same firms will continue here
again. And we are more than glad
that Mr. Massenburg will be here
again for the American Tobacco Co.
as he adds great strength to our
market. P. W.
Red Bud Items.
Aa I haven't seen anything in the I
Times from Red Bud in ?o long 1
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n ,n ocutg iu a lew licms.
The farmers I ave about finished
laying by their crops, and are baping
to have a little vacation.
Mrs. W. A. Mitchell has been
quite sick the past week.
I Little Annie Lee Smith, of Cedar
Rock, has been spending some lime
with her brother, G. B. Smith.
G. C. Lancaster, "of Greensboro,
Ijincaster, of lied Bad. *
M. D. Smith is having . his r?siI
dence repainted. '
D. W- Gnpton and wife spent a
i part of Saturday and Sunday with
I their daughter, Mrs. Willis "Williams
in Nash county.
Our Sunday School is progressing
fine. Superintendent Griffin requests
us to extend a cordial invitation
to all who will come Oft and
join.
, Misses Satlie and Eunice Mitchell
spent- Saturday night with Miss
Ophelia Thompson, of Centreville.
Miss Dei die Lancaster his been
, spending seme time with ber sister,
. Mrs. Ntfe. Jenkins, of Nashville.
Mm Mpf HqRiagaworth, who
" Tias bMfl attending the summer
i sohopTst Greenville, has retsrnsd
^Billie Shesrin avd family, of near
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Rocky Mount, visited relatives here 1
the past week.
Wishing the Timks and its editor
much success.
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Boastful Patriots
Republican newspapers and
spellbinders have been caught in
their own net through the prematura
boasting of larger receipts from the
tariff duties. That carefully concocted
declaration of the Republican
Ohio says that the Payne tariff lSw~ !
has justified tbe expectation of itj.
friends by turning a national defic- '
it into a surplus.
Now for the facts: For the fiscal \
year ending June 30, 1910, there
was a deficit over all receipts of
*25,88#,000, that included *34,000,000
expenditures on the Panama
Canal, which if excluded from the
lisicat year of *9,402,000. But if the |
new corporation tax receipts of *17,- |
302,000 are deducted, and it is vir- I
tuallv being held in escrow nntil the I
Supreme Court decides on its constitutionality,
the deficit would be
that much increased.
Since the new fiscal year began
on July 1st .to the end of that month
umv ntv unen oenctt of 89,593,756.58,
and there is ? farther delict on
account of the Panama Canal of $4,
440,241.26, and a total deficit of all
disbursements over all receipta of
14,033,997.84. It ia a fact that the
month of July generally ahowa a deficit,
because the appropriations for
the new fiscal jear become available;
but the deficit would be much larger
if'it were not for the revenue from
the corporation ^ti*, and the Taft
administration would be facing a
bond issue of a resort to certificates
of indebtneaa. It ia no secret in
Washington that the condition of
the Rational finances is a sooroe of
worry to the tryasfh-y officials, and
it ia expected that the receipta from
the tariff duties will not fulfill the
Ohio platform.
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A Card of Thanks.
We take this delayed opportunity
of thanking oar neighbors and
friendB for their much appreciated
kindness toward as daring the illness
of our babies, both of whom were
tenderly nursed by them till death
claimed them. May God sustain
you as He has us, should you be
called ou to drink such cups of bitterness.
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^ Yours most sincerely,
Mr. and Mrv. W. H. Fui.ler.
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S stock or poultrw to! remain sick
They give you lesMsults in beef, '
pork, work, or eggs, ?hen they are
not in perfect health. A Take a little
interest in your owr socket book
and doctor them up rith
Black-Dr up
Stock and Pwltrv
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I It will pay you'to lo this.
It has paid thoi sands of obier
I successful farmers and stock ud
I poultry raisers. A
This famous re ledy is notVi
food, but a genutni scientific mcA
I icine prepared fron medicinal her bat
I and roots, acting c i the liver, kid-*
I neys, bowels and < igestive organs.
I Sold by all dru gists, price 25
I cents 50 cents am $1. per can.
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v We pay the highest prises tftr Butter. Eggs, Chickens
Hams. Shoulders, middlings/and other country pro
Sh^es
^ For the next fifteen days wkwill sell you men and
ladie shoes at cost so as ts make room for our immense
A line of fall shoes. We hpndls the celebrated Peters ^
W Snoes. Fruit Jars, Jar rabbets, Tops, I'rcserving ket- w
ties, Tobaeco Twine andfLant?ns. ^
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A on the northern marl^ts tfiivimr tint ? ;...
4A large fall stock of goods ior /his store, we
tP - have got to get rid of whm we have to
" V make room for It. Now isiiyour time to
A r get a bargain. jComc to sob us and we *9
/p -will put a lasting smile on nrbur face.' " W
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