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A. F. J0HNS3N. Editor and Manager 1
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FlllDAt, August --'5 1911
The Belles. O!
the belles'.
Summer belle*;
What a plentitude of heartaches their
giddiness compels; n
How they giggle, giggle, giggle, j
In the sea br> cm-laden night,
{Jtta t'ie'r "''I'm- squirm and wriggle
f^Ban ecstasy of fright. ?
_ Hew they hurt b
When they flirt. t
When with ghoulish glee they gloat .]
On the squirming of a fellow when they
have him by the throat.
0! the belles!
brazen belles;
How they conjure, scheme and plan
To entrap the summer man n
The ribbon-counter gentlemen who mas- c
^ querade as swells. * _
0! the belles! j,
^ . Greedy belles; '
How they wring, wring, wring,
i Soda water, everything,
j From tho pockets of those "Cash!" ex- t
claiming swells. a
0! the belles! 1
Foxy belles; e
What a wealth of hints they flng
To compel the pleasant ring, ?
<?x Diamond ring,
Ahfthe heart-engaging ring.
Of the golden wedding bells; bells, bells, t
'V?bells, bells. y
"! the belles! v
tarIdrops.
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?-The graded schools will open p
i, w.~. otviTuesdav. September 5th. _
?Come out to the opening of the i i(
tobacco warehouses next Thursday. ?
? Don't think about selling your p
tobacco anywhere but at I-ouisburg h
1 this season. * o
?Louisbn-.g tobacco' market will P
i open next I'hursday. Yon are in- ^
vited to corns. - *'
?Lets everybody pull together to ] 8
make this the most successful year
of the graded schools.
?Misses Julia and Ruby Winston,
of Youngsville, visited at E. L. Har- j ^
ris, rear town the past week.
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?Louisburg, together with its t p
O) <^^-r tobacco warehousemen, offers 1 g,
a special welcome to all who will I a
visit it this fall. tl
?Isn't it strange how much trou- d
ble some men take to "put their
schemes through" when all that is
necessary is to leave them alone and
they will "fall through." _ C
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.?The actuation, ot our many readere,
especially tobacco farmers, is i
directed to the change of adver- w
tiscment of the Farmers Warehouse. "
Read what thw have to sav.
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?,<T. I). Winlree, who returned 1 j
from the lu sidt-il at Raleigh Satur-' S
day after having underwent two op- jn
erations, leu ypNieraar morning lor i ~
Raleigh to undergo another. ?j-5
?Do you knoiv what sphere of, c
life you can make a grand success of "
because you would have very little!3
competition' Try minding vourj?
own busin-"' and see for yourself. Ic
?The ch.Mren of this district are t!
making ) r< n ation tor the opening c
of the sclioo'-: which will lie as fol-j
I lows: Tl; sled Schools on the
| oth of So, 'Or and the College.on
} the j."th.
i:
? Sujil, t 15. White and.. Miss j
. Arringft i. '-dling a meeting of v
all'iublio >1 teachcis for Satur- j
d ly Some ftt'i, of ivhich formal
notice wil published in next 1
H ecks i%: ?.-V' (
?tli.t o c dealers ar "lo id- 1
ing up" i lot of pr'etlj furni- i
' ; 'o r.i;. . fiirnishtngs. There',
will be i v no excuse for any
oiu: to o- - bore this fall to make ,
!!.' :r pill
-?Wo. diurnjitcr inav he likened
to - * stamp?one black ?
u.nk rui Aia'n'svcharacter may ' I
I l^^keto greenback ? no jnat-.
. tor how in slatns it still passes at
, par. Tld certainly not a Jh*fr{"
I standard; has been established *
I by socioL world over.. . : f
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?T. 1. rilioloiuew, who oas|
been h.ilo' position vitli his uncle,
W." 11. no, at Stnllings, for thoj
past throe .rs left Monday for ,
N'ashvillo . . ke a position in the
Ward Die: ' 'I- -Mr. Bartholomew '
i-anencr. iindindustriousyophg i
man, and ufttiy. friends in this
county wi: much success for
___ hitn in his in w lield.. ? |]
?The friends of the family will *
>e glad to learn that Mr. Robert
lailev's condition seerna to be aome ]
letter.
?Everybody is invited to attend
he big picnic for the old Confeder- 1
>te Veterans to be held in Louisburg
>n next Thursday, August 31st.
There is nothing that make* a
nan feel more like making the air
ook blue than to go home feeling ?
limself the most abused person on
iod's foot stool and ready to give d
is family a curtain lecture and find
hat there is company at home, -i
'hen he has to put on a pleasant
ace and pretend he is the happiest 0
nan in the world. B-r-r-r! It's a .
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srrible feeling.
?There is nothing that causes so ii
inch trouble among neighbors as
ihickens. Poor chickens! If they h
,re blamed for all the enemies they
lave made in this world they have 11
cores of black marks against them,
t seems strange that people will let '
heir chickens run. Tbey certainly
re ni?"improvetuent to a prettv
awn. Now is the time when chick- ^
ns can do the greatest dahi&ge to
lower gardens and vegetable gard- s
ns. Now in hot weather, is the
ime when people lose their temper s
be easiest over trifles. Keep up
our chickens and keep the good '
rill of your neighbors.
?A thin, sickly little man entered
me of the stores in one of our small
owns recently and quietly seated
imself on a convenient ohair. One a
f the clerks approached ami asked
i he wished to purchase anything, t
Oh, no," said the man, "I just drop- t
ed in for a few minutes." After
alf an hour l ad passed, the manager 11
t the store, becoming curious, aproached
liim and asked what could ^
e done for him. "Why nothing j,
liat I know of," said the man, "You
ee I have nervous prostration and L
lie doctor told ine to stay in a quiet ^
lace. Noticing that you do not adertise,
I thought this would be ?
bout the quietest place I could find." ?
,et me tell you it was anything but ^
ueit there tor five minutes. The t
oor little man found himself in the
treet wishing that he had landed on ii
feather bed. But the next week t
lie store surprised itself with a big
isplay "ad" in the home paper. J
Changes Name. The
Louisburg Auto and. Machine ^
ompany of this place made it known
esterdav that they would change the
ame of their company to the Jackson ^
ri-State Motor Car Co. This change
occasioned by this company taking
tie agency for the celebrated Jackson ^
lotor Car, manufactured at Jackson, | N
licit. Messrs. R. Y. McAden and H. |
>. Wnnlonif loft- ihn ' *
?.w -V.? IUV,I.U>.)> \JlX litai I w
unday and arrived home olF"Tuesday j h
ight driving one cf the Jackson cars I
nd inform as of a most pleasant and j v
uccessful trip?having no trouble dui- j v
lg the whole run. .This company 's j
omposed of clever and hurtling young y
len and there is no doubt but that their ;
I ready successful business will increase
apully. We call.ynur attention to their , .
Iiange ot advertisement in another j1
olumn. It will lie not-d however that!
he change of name has been fully deided
and made since the advertise-j*
lent w as printed. w. j d
Stopped Thosa Fiins.
Cooper Mill, Ya.?Mr/ Ida Con-j ^
u-r,T>f litis sitvi 4'For years, .
loid a pain irtinV riglpt side, and 1 'j
vu* vt rv" sickj>vvIdjjivtu/jinly troubles,
tried i j liferent Vl'j^nrs l?ut ?vuki ; *
;e. iu? re";?t-1*. 1 \A*i given up all?i
tope cif ftvcf well. I
Jajdui, an?i it ill - pain in i g
ns side; n. i now I fe\ like a dew j
. r&oi:. 1 ' '/{ wo:.l^O'tul mtdi- t
::l :.- J 'd^CooragXr i-i| fn>
' ? 1 s tp'- v. r T.n : ftt y \ iruuble.; >
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I'll! . - e >r-i yhjttH t\ril* it! *
vij: lu \\hy'wait? Tr\ it ' i
?i? \. \ .. u dnis'gist about i>.
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"Notice.
The sck<Ll ' :it Mapleville Academy |
vili.b.-pni aAii.iUv ra>temhor Ith. Par-!
A'v i jqi* 1 m> enter pupilsun day I j
&opcmu!? \ /
Via. m. k. w'ii.i.ams. i ]
ansa I.opa Jackson,
Bettik Stablings, J
J ?s Teachers. '
Tiring my all the plos you have to sell
he si/.e (Ji barbecuywill pay 10 cents 1
Kir pound dressed 008 seents on foot. 1
_ A- Fy ry, Lr i i r. bf rg, N. C.
Stone chJNty #t L. P. Hicks.
Cor/ Wnivckfknd binding twine at L. <
P. I licks. J i
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rHE MOVING PEOPLE
rHEIR MOVEMENTS IN AND
OCT OF TOWN
Those Who Have Visited Loulsburg
the Past Week?Those
Who Have Gone Elsewhere
For Business or Pleasure.
J. S. Strickaud spent Sunday at Red
Springs.
J. R. Gaskill, of Tarboro, is in attenance
at court.
A. D. Green, of Littleton, is visiting
us people here. ~
Alex A- Clifton spent Monday in Italigh
on business.
Mrs. J. A. Jones, of Raleigh, is visitog
the Misses Cooke.
Miss Pearl Cox, of Durham, is visitog
at W. E. Tuckers.
K. B. McKinne and family are viBiting
is people at Princeton.
Mrs. R. D. Little, of Raleigh, is visitag
Mrs. J. S. Lancaster.
C. W. High returned from a trip to
Ireensbpro the past week.
Mrs. T. B. Jacocks, of Tarboro, is
isiting at M. S. Clifton's.
F. S. Sprnill, of Rocky Mount, attenled
court here the past week.
T. W. Stovall, of Stovall, visited his
on, H. M. Stovall, this week.
R. S. McCoin, of Hendeison, was in
ttendance at court this week.
Mrs. J W. Jackson left yesterday
or Apex to visit Roy lackson.
L T. Hicks and wife are visiting
riends in Nash county this week.
G. B West, of New Smyrna, Fla..' is
isiting his people nepr Louisburg.
H. T. Bcaslev, of Apex, was a pleasnt
visitor to~our town the past week.
E. li. and Julian Hart returned home
he past week after taking their vacaion.
Mrs. Lou P. Sawyer, of Texas, is visting
friends and relatives in and near
own.
W. P. Beaslcy and M. F. llouck left
Wednesday for Richmond, V?.t on butless.
Mrs. Ida Pearcc and little Flora Mc.aurin,
left Monday for a visit to Ocean
riew. . Mrs.
Dor?. Jackson left this week for
outh Hill, Va., to visit friends and
elatives.
Ex-Judge Jacob Battle, of Rocky
lount, was in attendance at court here
his week.
Miss Addie Bayne, of Raleigh, is visting
her cousin, Mrs. Geo. S. Baker,
his week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Jones, of Portslouth,
are visiting his sister Mrs. W.
I. Macon.
Mrs. S. E. White, of Portsmouth, atended
the Munn-Shipp marriage on
Wednesday.
Miss Annie Pegram, of Henderson,
ttended the Munn-Shipp nuptials here
Wednesday.
Mrs. J. P. Winston returned home
'uesday after a visit to relatives in
V'ake county.
Capt. Franc N. Cooke.,of Fort Moulrie,
5?. C., is on a visit to his parents
tere this week.
Misses Ada and Mary Winn, of Ridge/ay,
are visiting re atiyes near Centerille
this week.
E. S. Ford spent Sunday in Selma
mh his wife and children, who a e vistin
r?i?r mmulo
Miss Marion linker. of Raleigh, is visting
her grandmothet, Mrs. Geo. S.
taker tikis week.
Mrs. G. A. Oldham and children, of
pddgh attended the Munn->hipp winding.
Wednesday. .
S. If. Austin and J. D. Winstead, of
Nashville, were in attendance at court
iere the past week.
d. B. Dawion. Jr., who has been visting
his people at Kii.M??R, returned
ioniodjie past v. ;*ek.
| J. i?. Joyner und ir.miiy, "f Kow
Smyrna, r"!a., arj visiliiiy tiiMr' people
n F\..;:kliii cuniy.
I\ \. It :i' ..- an.i wi; ? it?. Tuesday
or New Vork, Atlantic C'iiy and Niugia
l ads, to'sr.e.nu stnne time.
sirs, iLa.?v'.<?? a While and of Ralpitr.i,
who h.k.> L-eon ^isii.ug ?v.::ti\t:s in
low!'., retu.i.ecl iv-rh ? Saturday.
1 U. T. U:p:ou ar i family and Miss
i\? : i..-- G . c . of N.vyk.r, G ... are
Iris it Sag !m je:-pU? ; v.;.. JyOuisUirg.
A I'. .1' 'in.-A-i'and lit*" dmrrhui
<iG.- rhcni.or 'i helm- t.-il MenIt-i.
. ? .?? is. . ' o.l.tS ;.L ltot&y
M' in-- '
:;Ns Mary .An :t?n, I' v.nkiin county
nt wly elected Assistant SuiiOrinLV.ientoi
Scp.pois. was in Louisburg
Wednesday.
J I*. Moore, of Llaxton, Ga , who has
l)cwni visilinfC VV. [..Stalling* near A;ipleviho,
spent Monday* in Lou>burg.
tic i-it lor ur.'hoiitocn Wednesday.
It. i'. Taylor and daughter. Miss Sallie,
spent Sunday-with Mrs. R. F. Taylor,
who is at St. Lukes hospital at
Richmond. .Mrs. Taylor's many ;rjends
wre will be glad to learn thai she is
mproviug very rapidly.
W. E. Ferry, wife and little child,who
have beien visiting his people near
?wn, returned to their home in Chattaloogu.
Tenn., Monday. His many
friends hero were glad to see bun loolcng-*o
well and to learn that he has a
plendid position with the Agricultural
iepartment of iho^ Queen A Crtneent
railway.
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$12,000 \ Deposit $110,000.00 T
Cashier,y. B. McKINXE. ^
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Man Makes Our^Drinks __ X
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