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?its a fine 10 pound boy and \ f'
H. O. Ray is wearing smiles. ;,n
?Tom Outlaw, colored, who t< r,01
forty years has been our street dray- ^
mna, was married last week.
?E. P. Blackley. has taken a position
wiih the McGhee-Jovtier Co..
and will bo glad to see his friends. J *'
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?The coal weather the |iast week j,
has caused a lot of us to come down ^
the street with our hands in our pook- ^
ets- \ j
?The Philathea class of the Bap-1 ^
t?t church gave a lawn party for the j ^
benefit of the class Friday night in'j
Joynt-r's Grove, which was very
>' much enjoyed t>v all present. ^ ^
?The ginnint outfit operated last! ^
season b^r Capt. I. H. Kearney and
y. i Mr. J. H. Cooke, has been rented by j
the Farmers T'nion, who will operate j
it this season. The outfit is a new {
one and was bought by them last fall. *
?The first new bale of cottoj
sold on this market this year was 1
sold Wednesday afternoon by Nat
Murray, colored.' It weighed tfiO
pounds and brought 13 1-2 ceuts. '
S. C. Vsnn bought the cotton and
it was ginned by GreeD A;. Powell.
?SheriS 11. A. Kearney, passed
through our town yesterday en routei
to Raleigh with the negro who murdered
policeman Stalling*, of Spring
Hope. Sheriff wss in the act of i
getting off the train to go to Louis-1
burg, when he was handed a tele
- ?gram to continue his trip to Raleigh.
?His many friends here will regret
to hear the following taken from
the Raleigh Evening Times Her.
T. B. Justice, of Benson, N. C., tvas
brought to Rex Hospital today for
treatment Some days ago ha was
bitten by a mosquito and it seems to
^ hare set up Mood poison. He was
brought to the hospital last night by
is . Jjis son Mr. Gee. B. Justice, assistant
j* labor commissioner.
I ?One of the moat pleasant affairs
- of the season took place on Saturday
evening when a number ot.trieoda
|; were entertained at the elegant
and spacious borne of Mrs. J. H.
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ay, of Vonngsville. Delightful reeshnitnts
were served in the liir.g
room which was beantifally/Aee
rated with fett s and cat "tower*,
he guests at a late h"ur broke tip,
;it|o lliil ale would entertain
gain real soon.
? t)n the night of S-pteuiVier, 3rd
ie Pltilalhea class of the Baptist
itorch met at the home of Mrs.
[. W, Allen, it being the time for
re election of new officers. We
ad a very enthusiastic meeting, the
lllowing officers were elected Mrs.
I. W. Allen, President, Miss Susie
IcGhee, Vice President, .Miss Bessie
oyner. Secretary, Lottie Evans, asistant
secretary, Mrs. J. W. Nowell,
Treasurer, Mrs. H. L. May, Keporer.
'ersonal
M<ss Maggie Cooke, is visiting
'etatives here.
Mrs. J. A. Kelly, of Henderson,
,isited Mrs. L. C. Perie Ibis week.
Mrs. T. P. Barrett and sister, Miss
Snsie A Hen, visited Kgleigh Tties
lay.
Miss VVinston and friend, of Durham,
spent last week at I}. S. Gnp.
ton's.
Mrs. I.ucy -Person Blake, of
Greensboro, is visiting at J. D.
Speeds.
L. H. Cutler, Jr., ot Nerberne, visited
his sister, Mrs. Dr. Winston,
last week.
Mnr. W. K. Moss and Miss Wester,
of Henderson, visited our town
the past week.
Miss Myrtle Holmes, of Durham
is visiting her grandfather, J. II
Cooke, Esq.
Mrs C. D. Brut -and Mrs. A. O
Perry returned from the northerr
markets Monday.
Mrs. Joe Person, of Charlotte
spent Sunday with her daughter
Mrs. W. II. Harria near town.
Sam Person, of Laorel, accom
panted by W. P. Montgomery apeni
part of Sunday at J. D. Speeds.
Dick Conway, of Franklin, Va.
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N more; Frown 1
breathe more;
ana cnew moi
/jQu \ Either write or cittL^tist say
Fill/ ) /payment
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EJ. don't wait anytonger, write c
We arn'satisfying buyers evi
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Miss Mattie Coo way, of Wake Forest,
visited their people here this
week.
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Miss Ruth Finlayscm left the past'
week for Norfolk, where she will attend
Bchool. She was accompanied
hv her father.
Misses Emma Perry, Annie Proitt
and Ethel Perry attended the
Woman's Missionary Union at
Voungsvide last week.
Mr. Hayes, of near Lonisburg, and
Arthur Person, of Douisburg, seem
interested in the good roads around
: Franklinton as hoth were up here on
Suntfat1. . '
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[ Miss Mary Fuller Day left for
I Statesville this week to attend the
I Woman's College,', and Miss Willie
j Green .Day left for the Teachers
t Training sclfool at Greenvitle.
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1 u?.. -~.i n.., v.-W:* . o?
i no. ntj^ mio. openi nunHay
at the home of Rev. W. 5V.
Rose. Mr. Xobltt is pastor at Yonuggvi'ile
ami filled the pulpit for Mr.
Row, giving us a fine, practical
sermon.
Rev. and Mrs. E. C. Pratt will return
to their home in Richmond thia
week, aud Rev. and Mrs. Hgrrell
will spend the winter with Miss
Grace Ward. Miss Ward should
feel paitieolarly fortunate in sharing
her house- with this interesting and
' pleasant oouple.
Dr. William Carter Person and
, charming daughter*, Misses Mart
Agues and Millie Carter, ot <5rlanda,
Fla., visited last week at the homes
' of Mr. IV. I*. Montgomery and Mra
P. C. Person. Dr. Person is a native
of this section, leaving here ir
the sixties for Mississippi and latei
' settling in Orlanda, Fla., where h'
enjoys an extensive practice sis i
' physician and is now medical di
' recto' for the-Seaboard sflteafl Dr
Person was ranch impressed with th<
- substantial growth of our little tewn
t and the many improvements siuci
his last, visit to this section fivi
, years ago .
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Sept. 21 1910
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ti'A work mVe; 1
.ess and laugh ir
Tattle less and ]
re; Preach less Vn
what you want, dictate your terras\n
, tetch the dotted line* and it is al\
McKinley Sheet
"-tnrr Pianos every week, yon will ne
is to semi you one. if Piano, quality J
>ry week, we will please you if you v
TH,
Public Steno ^rapher
I have opened an offi/eover the First
National Bank fryr th/ purpose ?f doing
Stenographic Watk for the public.
Accuracy ana neatKfss is my aim and
I shall be glad to cili and wait on all
who may need ntfr^serviceB. Work
called for and delirerefcL Phone No.
55. Charges. reasoilable\
Robert Ok Bailey.
LouisbuTcr, N. C.I x
NOTICE! ,
Haying qualified as administrator of
Marcus A. Fuller, deceyied, this is to
notify all persons having claims against
his estate to prteent /hem to the undersigned
on or n%Ior4 the 16th day of
.September 1911, orSiifa notice will be
plead in bar of theiMecovery. All per!
sons owing said estakwill make imI
mediate settlement J \his September
116th, 1910. I \
E If ORA^U LLER,
I Aahnnistrutor.
I CHICHESTER S P3LLS
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LADIES f
A*k four I'mr/rUt for CHI JHES.TKR'S A
DIAMOND 11KAND PILLJ Vn Kzt> and/j\
OOLD mrtnllic box?, ?eal A with BIixKOJ
Ribbon. Take no oincn %r or yob? v/
.Dnnnrlit and o?k for CIl Clfc*.T?II8 ?
DIAMOX1) BRAND PIT .S\?r tw?rntT-fl7C
! V?arsregarded aa Erat.Safc t, Al\ays Reliable.
sold BY ALL IRlfiCGISTS
] ;r?kK everyw|ERE\^kxS
! American Beach
CORSETS
MAny ltoman who
chogbes can improve
her per
W 1z) 1 beauty
J Y V wfth little effort
i yii *#> i ?f expenseT
AMBR,CAN
VXV^A BEAUTY
j^iRI Vi.00 to 58.00
firtiS W(l\ *1 w'" improve
C |l. tjjfly tie appearance
vi I oifltiy gown that
/ TV^ isfrorn over it.
iALAHA?0 CORSET CO.
EJcUmve Mkcrj
Because Ivh believairi them, we
ell and relommcnd them.*
Mrs. JA. M. Hal]
rill try us.
louisbur
BKINfi I'S
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A We pay the highest pricedf<
Hams, Shoulders, middlings i
1 UCe Shd
A For the next fifteen days wp
~ ladie shoes at cost so as to in
A line of fall shoes. We hyill
^ Snoes. Fruit Jars, Jar ruhbe
ties. Tobacco Twine antlAan
t Brantley 1
Louisburg
Business is
If a ntan lovas a womnn\ thaXi
If a woman loves a lnan.VAt'
If they want to f<et rmirri/\. tl
I am selling soft drinks,Ahatis
Give me your order atfl you <
Knapty bnrrels and Veia cheap
Louisburg B(
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Ride less and we
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pray more; Eat 1(
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d the quality of goods you want, make
over, we'll do the rest
Music 10C
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?nd price and terras don't suit vou don
>p Butter, Kggs. Chickens ? H
in? other country pro
will sell you men and
akX room for our immense
le the celebrated Peters ^
trs, jCops, Preserving kettern
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lat'e their business
my business
i(id do durn sight more business
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