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Enthusiasm the
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of FAnklin Countv op
Wednesday,
and will continue daily throughout I
ing Ink of appointmei
Saturday, $
When a great demonstration will he
the arrangements for tie counly c :r
acotive committee to aeaure for ever
no nir.ees of the par'y, atspeaker of,
occasion by the discossieb and pre.^j
of state and National issnis and poli
standpoint. Accordingly the toll
ami wit! be followed, beina selected)
ienci* and wishes of all iheVeople
the list entertaining ipeakefcs htve I
that all can look f .rward to\ regal?
aoch eloquence as proceeds fnpm tin
doctrine#, the irut*i of whichV*er< i ?
are at the preaeot moment. % I
%' YOUNGSVILf^
28th- Hon. WhU
FR ANKLINTG]
ber 29th-Hons. ^ \
T.W. Bickett
EPSOM, Mond: l;
Hons. E. W. Pou s
LAUREL, Tue
1st - Hon. Wal^e
CENTREVIL],]
vember 2nd?E o
^i=r STALLOtGS. I
ber 3rd ?Hon.! a
^ GATESVILLij, ]
4th?Hon. J. sB *y
LOUI8BTJRG I
bftr fith ffnn W 5
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? .) Besides the above named H|fenk<
? t?r Solicitor will be present dt n
lowing countv candidat-a For ?Bl Sei
Representatives, Dr R. P. Floydj for
urer, P. B. Griffin; for Clerk of Bop
of Deeds, J. B. Yarboroogh; forjCor
or, J. T. Insooe; County Commfcaioi
IJzzie, J. O. Wilson and J. 9. Boiler
A FIRSH
BRASS
will be on hand at -every one of the
ulai and patriotic mime and mi ke 1
inbileo for Democracy. So atti ad 1
merrier," for tbore will be an al ind
hip tor alt.
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Campaign of th(
Candidate;
e ied at Poplar Springs on
October 26th
i ie county, as indicated by the follov
n ts, an til and including
Tovember 5 th
held at Louitdwrg. In connectio
;t>aign it has been the aim *?f the *3
ir meeting, in addition to ill-' rigula
itate-wi ie reputation to enliven th
ntition in a broad and able m&nne
sies from a Democratic Jeff-rsoniai
owing program baa been arrange
'because it l>est consults the convet
t the county. As can b~ seen fro
een arraigned for each ineeiimgv ?'
r Carnival of music, arid eloquenc
etiunci t".ion of time tried Democrat!
ever before in such hold relief as the
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, Friday Octobe]
mead Kli^ttz
NT, Saturday Octc
T. C. Newland anc
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i, October 31st
ind T. W. Bicketl
sday, Novembei
>r Murphy
S, Wednesday, Nc
n. falter Murph:
fenjgday^Hogcm
)cka Craig .
Friday, Novembei
ran Grimes
3atumay, Novem
1. SpiW
>rs Mr. R. A. AlUbrook, ean.li<J>,
warly ail 01 try meetings, also the fo
nate, B. T. Hllden; (or the Home i
Sheriff,-W. ft. Boone; for Trea
erior OoarteI-?. Barrow; (or Itegiab
oner, Dr. W. 1% Simpaon; for Surve
lera, T. S. Colte, J. H. Cooke, J. i
itine. \
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above plaoee of mt-iinn to render p<
?ch and every ap|>oV>tment a |>eiiod
and bring'jrotir frietjda, "the more t
inoe of entertainmeai and good fello
L Chairman
sratio Execntiv'e Committee,
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Important Information Concerning
the CollegeWe
have readied n crisis iit our
work of raiding money for the Vint
| thew S. Davis Memorial Building.
At the meeting of the Chamber of
Comnieice last year the town of
Louisburg together with the Alum
n?e Asaooiatiob promjsed to raise
It *5000.00 toward the new building;
only about $4000.00 of this amount
I has beon pledged to date. This
^ amount together with what I have
W pledged from out side of town, if
paid in in cash would justify us in
beginning the brick work at once.
Men outside of town vfhen naked to
pay then subscriptions want to know
if the town people have paid theirs
I and want to know if we hiivs begun
laying brick. When I tell them that
these pledgef have not been paid,
? they put me off "saying when you
begin you can call on me." People
g in town say wait till you get ready
to go to work and we will p?y ours,
so one is waiting on the other. The
committee will not begin the struo
tore until there is money in hand
% i sufficient to put the building in such
k shape that it will not damage. The
town of Louisburg, must lead in this
matter. The Board of Trustees will"
meet on November 10th to consider
plans tor the future and make recommendations
to the annual confer"
ence board of -Education. This
Board last year appropriated $1000.- \
00 for the improvement of the old
building, which will not be available
until about Deoember, 10. The old
building has been repaired. This
has been made possible because the
n executive committee borrowed the
r money necessary for this work
c which conld only be done when the
rI building was empty, aril the bank;
t. holds our personal note to cover |
J a part of the amount spent. Tliej
agent will call on every subscriber in j
i Vive town next week for payment of
s [their pledges. And it is sincerely
-juoiieu ram every one will respond
* with the cash. Much will depend
on the action of the town people ua
to what action the Board will takv.
A crisis is upon us; what shall we
j do with it. Suue few have p iid
their notes promptly as thev have!
I fallen due, for whioli we thank them.r
i .Let everyone remember that ihel
) agent will 'iave his hai:dsTu/l to see'
I each subscriber once, so don't put
I hint, off'when he calls, for it is nti(
possible to see every one at the last
{minute, Other towns are bidding
for the conference support of "a colj
lege and if the people of Louisburg
jdo not care for * this Help there is
bj danger of its going elsewhere. As
a financial enterprise it brings more
money to our midst than any other
" enterprise we have and takes only
knowledge away in return. We can
not afford to lose it: The conference
has shown its faith by sending a man
to you to look after this work and
' give you tbe opportunity of demon- J
strattng your faith in the enterprise. |
What will you do about it? As for j
myself I have labored incessantly j
eled thousand* of miles, made
Speeches, distributed literature solicited
sutworiptioni, taken collections
and compaiaiively speaking have receiyvd
more encouragement Outside
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me lowii'tnan I have Here at borne, j
A. J. Pabkbr,
1 Financial Agent.
How To Get On In The World.
Mont of our successful men began
life without a dollar. l'bev have
won success bv Hard work and strict |
^ honesty. Yoo can do the same. Here
1 are rules for getting on in the world:.
jf 1. He honest. - Dishonesty seldom
makes one ricti^ and when it
er does, riches are a cane.' There is no
- snch thing as dishonest success.
4 2. Work. The world is not going
to pay for nothing. Ninety per
cents of what men call genius is. only
a talent for hard wort'
3. Enter Into that business or
trads yon like best, end for whioh
nature seems to hate fitted yon, providing
it is honorsble. "
4. He independent. Do not lean
on others to do yottr thinking or to
Osqher difficulties^' .>D"
6. Be uonscisntiens In the dis"
charge of every duty. Do your work
thoroughly. No one ean rise who
w" eights his work.'
6. Don't try to Jbegin on top.
Begin at the bottom and yon trill be
surer of reaching the top, some time.
""" 7. Trust to nothing bnt God end
hard yorfc. Inscribe on yoor banh rt
'Luck tea fool; pLuak is a hero.''
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For horses, mules,"wagons, buggies, su
public auction. This will be a big salt
not finish on the 22nd will continue sal
SA
A bob tail dog can't walk a log, beeau
owes me and don't pay, because he srt
dues but hereafter I am going to call
fall seems as painful to some as squees
pull a watermelon when the curl dies,
melon, needs pulling, and I find
said notes are s-cured bv lows, hogs,
aod sell same November 22. Sale cor
your cousin and your, old uncle who hi
pipe, and has his wife to cut his hair, j
k.
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stion sales used to be called Vang
for buggies and harness in the
?m s beard the old folks say you
hiurigscos is like a ripe water any
little . notes I hold, and
ug to pull all the above property j
y rain or shine. Come and tell
out of t floor saoks, smokes his
11 coiue he will double his dough
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YA bo>
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thenjeqveese and \u!l, because paviiij
liugL boil, and as tA [lulling, I have al
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