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JAiifiS A. THOMAS, EDITOR.
the coThrrit the triATE, tke uinou:
vol. xxxvi.
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LOUISBUBG FBJDAT, OCtOBEB 12, 1908.
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TOVH OF YOUUGSVILLE.
GRADUALLY BUStJRELY GRO W
ikG AND BUILDING UP.
Its Business Men Live and Hust
ling Two Tobacco Warehous
es Good Banking Facilities
Flhe Graded School.
The editor of the Times spent a
few hoUrs ia our nejghboriog town of
Yotingsville pii' Monday of iiis wee
ecuve committee of his county. He
was elected state senator in 1896 and
served as chairman of the finance
committee of the senate m the
twenty-fifth legislature. He refused
renominataon, owing to the press of
private interests, but still found time
to devote .to his church duties. De
ceased was a devout Christian who
lived a life above reDroach and
whose kindness was proverbial in his
county. No needy man wayever
tojaed away empty-handed?' He
gave, to fcljarityith ; a lavish hand,
and sontribated to every public e rv
terprise.
LV.POU AND C.C.DAHIELC
THEY' WILL SPEAK WITH THE
COUNTY CANDIDATES.
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and it is a pleas ute tolr us- to state
thai 'wis found business lively in that
growing town. The cotton platform
was filled with bales of cotton, which
had been bought, w0 were inform-
ed by one of the live business men,
In the past few days, and the two to
bacco warehouses, wUch are-fun by
reliable and energetic warehousemen
presented evidence of the fact that
they are handling their share of the
weed, while the various stores of the
merchants, which are filled with new
goods, contained qnite a number of
customers who were j providing them
selves with some of the best "before
they were picked over."
We had occasion to "call in" at the
bank, which is so well ofiicered by
W. G. Riddick, as cashier, and J. W.
Mitchell, as assistant, and found these
two gentlemen in their usual aecom
modating and pleasant humor.
The graded school, of which every
citizen is exceedingly proud, is suc
ceeding, and is heme; conducted most
satisfactorily under the superintend
ncy of Prof. Conley and his efficient Special Train to State Fair.
assistants. The Seabord Air Line will run a
Quite a number of new dwellings special through train from Louis
have recently been completedj as well bure the State Fair next "tVed
- as several new stores, among the latter riesday and Thursday as follows:
U the large brick store of W. avI at 7, a. m;
Winston & Co., which they are already Franklinton 7.40, and Youngville at
occupying. The store of Sprvey & 7.52, arriving at Raleigh at 8.35. Re
Timberlake is nearing completion, turning this special will leave Ral-
and when finished will be one ot the eieh at 6.00 p. m. One first clasr
prettiest in the State. They hope to I piU8 50 cents for the round
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Death of I. G. Staunton-
Mr. isham G. Staunton, one of
Franklinton'g oldest and most highly
respected citizens passed away at the
age of .74 years on Monday last,
after . a short illness. For many
years he was one of the leading
mercnants oixur sister town, out a
few years ago he retired from active
business life, Vnd gave the most of
his time to looking after his farms
His estate is valued at anywhere
from $60,000 to $80,000, the most
of which he left to his wife. Thev
had no children. At the time of
his death he was President of the
Citizens Bank of Franklinton. He
was a member of the Methodist
Church, in which faith he died, and
was a Mason. He was buried
with Masonic honors, at Plank
Chapel, (M. E. Chnrch) on last
Tuesday.
Let Everybody Turn Out and
Hear These Gentlemen, who
are Informed-Discuss the
Issues' of the ' Campaign.
Hon.-. Edward W; Poo, Candidate
for Congress, will speak wUh tb
Democratic Candidates at. .Pophr
Springs on October 24lh and4 at
Rocky Ford, on October 29th. H
will also sueak at
Saturday Octobeor
o'clock.
Charles C. Daniel, Candidate for
Solicitor will speak with the Candi
dates at Stallihgs oij .TitUTday
November 1st, and will loin "the
Candidates at several other places.
Louiabur on
20& Lat 2
THE : TilOVlUQ PEOPCL
THEIR HOVEHENTS IN
OUT OF TOWN.
AND
HOMOnHIT TO rJCIVER
Franklinton He HoVejj
The new hotel at Franklinton is
neaiiog completion, and will be vady
to throw its doors open for the ac-
oommoaation 01 guests m a very
short time. The Tiuks learns that
it will be under the management of
Mr. G. L. Whitfield, which is a guar
antee that the guest will be well
cared for. The new hotel la on the
former site upon which the old one
stood, and at the beginning it wm
only contemplated to renovate and
repair the same, but from the outside
appearance we judsce that the pro
prietors decided to put up a new
building out-and-out.
complete it by November 1st.
J. W. Winston & Co.
The advertisement of this hust
ling firm of Youngsville, will be
found in this issue of the Timks.
The members of this firm are Jos
eph W. Winston and: Chas. Eu and 18tli.
Timberlake, both of whom are young
but experienced business men and
while they are in the business to
make a living, they do not want it
ajl. In dealing with their custom
trip, which includes one admission to
the Fair Grounds. Tickets to be
sold October 12th to 20th, final
limit October 23rd.
The Shoo lv will not stop to
take on passengers between Frank
linton ' ana Raleigh on the 17th
tesj
Hon. Locke Craig will speak in
Louisburg next Monday.
Send Me the Times."
This is the . message we received a
n if i thftir nlan to take onlv a
mall profit, and as a proof of this K
fact, they rarely ever lose a custom- Jones, who sent us a "crisp one dol
er after once getting him started lar Ml torn his faraway home in the
with them. Read what they .say in
Tobacco Notes
. No njeking about-carrying
your tobacco to any oth w y mir)L
said a farmer, uas long as the ware
housemen here keep up their present
lick."
The Riverside intended changing
tneir aaverosement tnis week, as
they had something interesting to
tell, but.thsy were so busy looking
alter the interests of" their pstroxis
they could not spare the time to
write it up. Look out fur "another
blast" next week.
A number of Wake county farm
ers were here the pat week with the
weed, and went away highly pleased.
Craig at Loulsburjj.
Hon. Locke Craig, one of the fin
est speakers in the state, will speak
in the Opera House in Louubarg
next Monday, October loth, upon
And Those Who Come and Go,
Some for Pleasure, Some for
Business and a Lare Nurn
bei Because They Lite lu
V
. Me. W J. Allen, of the Fe O
line Engine Co., t in the Vorg.
M Nina Ballard, , of Franklb
ton, is a guest of Mr. J. J Harrow.
Mir. G. T. Andrtwa, of Itrekj
Mount, b vUlung hr aiittr, Mrt.
W. C. Cooks.
Mrs. P. H. Fleming and Mim
Madg Flecaiag,'of lUligh wr
guestA at MrS. T. Wilder i ih pat
week. 1" ,
Mrs. J. C. cetnrnfrl to.bsr
home in Louts burg Monday after a
abort viait to htr brother, Mr. J. 11.
Iieddingtild, in'Itocky Mount.
f 1 t- :j t ii j t
. .r. vt m v. xjaiiaru. mai a :
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short Tbltlvsre HhW wMk to hU
father, Mr. Frank Ballard. IU u now
Caahier of the BaAk at Roanok
Iiap'la.
Among the v iit on her thb wek
.ware Jlra. lxut . ill mm iui
chad ren, and Mm. Sallie Witn, of
Sprinjthop. They were gieu at
Cspt. P. G. Alston's.
Mr. Nat. Beaaiey, who ha Uwn
with a firm in Iorta, 8. C will 1t
in a few days for Piema City, Mo,
wher h has aooepUd a poitn with
a leading buaine.M firm of that city.
The editor had a r4aaant call
yeaterday morninir from Mr. Jc
May, who is visiting bin father Mr.
Tbos. Msy near town. He ia in the
inexcaatnebtrsinttt -taaar, , Morria.
Mr. T. P. Alford, of IUngwod
was ia ov-aanctam-ywiterdayt.ciHi
ad hia aam placed ;on thhom.rfg .
rolr of the Iimks. He wajl acon- '
panied by hia daughter, Mia PatUe, j
who will be one of the teachera in i
Sandy Crek during the ouniinj; -sion.
Mrs. Wriglrt Mann, of ( arlwlr,,
Ark, ia visiting her father, Mr A. J j
Underbill, near Iouuiburg. lj-nj
arriving here ahe told a friend that
everything looked natural to hr i j
ahe had kept up with toe minr j
change by reading the Tina w h vch j
arrivel promptly every Monda? j
morning at her home. The ediUjc !
ia pleaded to leam that her
Coxy Homos.
The dieoorery ol imv wkk prbv
dpie eo ei!ouv a4 rei o atasfie
thai tl's a wooder eo om ihochl U
h before Km so rs4mSootasd vbe
that rrJcWL amok aal ell. .
CiroltnA to Zntl Herd
rr IS EXFECTTO THAT SU.COOi
WILL EE RxHTD.
cashed hj Lmptrfjhci wick arrxtug-
rneot. nra v hm tifthr rrrrr-drl m I
thbg ol the rat. ' 5uts to rcrpcrsuljfc
The M wick'aUaceot kbU HU HsCiCry.
tovr oo the PrfVciiou.' pa Haxr. To f im r Xctant Cajetnr aj
Inurr-lmjr. U4U abow tha CtiMHtli t Th. OaAt tJ. MtZtmr
the heater jitm IcVftlUM beat th i Ce rrlcm t4 Urn f7 Ku.
wick canxvoi be lamed too cc cua or day Las Tivrml nuater
too low abaoiou aaiety Utm Ub J ce Im' "afrWel Jl-TTi bj
ajMored. Ooe trrhr featar vhx m h feffe arj (rnn if wei
worthy of umjtirMl V ii ejookie ' "U : nstrt aj4 4 tiy, alcrtaaeV
device whXcA prvrente aU oLe a&i naxcuJ rvnice te re eotl Imarjtb
odor. The porubdttr ci S bejiuc foxa ckM So to Ws Imvm U
alio cmoerda K for geAeral boi Huie fcai valeric wmmi uLal totCA
hold ae. Ileater ia very v arJ St W liaa ta eoa Od iria
can be &xt2j carried abooL Iia tlem- tb hjert kitsl aa LV paAsraiiuet
pie operation, naefmlaeea ra beatigf KcTtA Ctrxifciaas t4miiU etrm.
water and wmrmhif 4d rri taake rri W Wrre Czs4 LS pao;Iej
it a coael hxifcdy awi fmL ertkrie ta ha ewr d ka 9 wire
any home, Thia teUr h en fix "tii ew r L&sjt aJbty aMl.
pexioc to other jcdl berK m 's w-C 4mi it a jrtrieya ar4 at
auch falf poc that lu actterwd h to i&.tnbrVe to a ftxi U
edofJtioa ie trtt a matur of tec erert U M berate trues
The Ilaro Le-rarx wtk a eale trptai tY CbwOkurr. Tttm
by the manttfartrrtrt of th Partv nszA oAarJrfeees iWelwis.
Hon Oil IlaUr, m witioi dob4 tSe ' p sud by Cl -cjrerar ( lie fsLuie
beet lamp for aJl-rocrvi hofteicJ4 rt"llj f.' fco every cru ui
a. I ecippl witL ( ho UtM'. Ncrlb Carmi, wl ierr U ftaAa
proiei barter, aa pre t trit(i, , ara uccrt tiMkLC Mnm, u r-x
fcaiy iitji at rnsau evert, r xjU-U l c-o a ac itcUjs tar t
far
librarr, vtri cic c bJ-rwra. Ti utt WciS W vtri.f 4
The Perfe4ro Oil lUaUe a4 t a-si rU It Ucjd
lUyo Lamp form a cooUnatkc; thjii ' tSweic, i V,m llk,CXt t&sy
for reaj hooe ooeafort r4C3j vin.kaii Kzftt exra ajui we
eoaJVed. Whea v-.1 rai 3 m ak,M N'crtb Cniaa eKjcai e-ke
taken of the aim pie fjrUicj U -tn-te 1 ih; t&e Vtdr4
the htr a4 the larar, the !. ' ai wcauet 1-19 umi twk
late rafety, the lnune Keat por r - 1
a Led by th coe axvd the tcjht aj4 fc5rl az.4 wrmti
ftl4T.lbbt cjTeA ht lh or-eii ar4 a h-w of tri ad
wiihost Strxkexrt23ri2-t4Jr-ajM
in arty Coetaryi 1
otoe what avrrvcuted. f?otl"lrf all
rraiiiATe
we, twLW g-avj a:i&trtWM
rattee. Tbe ermntiu t! tbake
CASTA LI A ITEMS.
The I-roorr fir coantj r.i rvi
opn br ThoredikT I tin wk
Iitoot Oray Pa!li. n( L T
ti. A,. hU Acat, Un J
Kio, ooe day Uurl -V: .
Ute UaUm .SeJ.n nt-rC, U
Kere rvaMrtlnr h Sjrot. lire Hft-r
thoVmrw, La her raCIbrj ihIiaV
tMXtt
TUr. Q v li . Doka Ik om cked
rvw cd xaMertlnjr at Keebrbtrew
Aboat flttjr luddtUonrfi to the rittrrh
gooi j the reealt.
err ei
'art l niM lS
f StfU WltLi tb it
vi-irtj m
tWH evafiiKi-a ti:trf ai4 Zmim
.w&t, j -;w ibUIk r r.
VW, U (rtrwW Ueeadeittfce
Mn J IjKderf IrrvrKiev
Titty VU! Ccat tixk.
TUi r rar. Ut
rhr iKrr well erBe laidk.
their advertisement.
HEBER STONE DEAD.
Canal Zone, Isthmus of Panama. He I the political tMnes of the day. The
has a position with the U. S. govern- apeaking will take place at 2.S0,
ment. land everybody who wants to hear
one of the beat speeches that will be
Card Of Thanks. delivered in una campaign ehoaia
H make it convenient to be in the
haabaod and hia en erg tic brother,
Mr. W. Y. Mann, who lire near
them, are d i tg weil.
To the friends who were so kind
Me Was a Native Of Louisburg. Uomy husband daring his long illness, Pft HoaBe ;next. Mondif. The
Th ditor ot the Tims Was hand- T rrtrui.mv omtfnl jlt- m ooroiaiiy iomix.
v " a ja. re eww ' ww -m J Q e -
ed this week a newspaper dipping, nreciation. and to assore them that
containing an account of the death their sympathy and kindness will Prof. HobffOod at tUplerille
of Mr. Heber Stone, which occurred eyer be remembered. fhe-4iMits is requested to an
at his home in Brenhara, Texas, a Mbs. W. G. Muktord. nounoe that Prof. F. P. Hobgood.
fawdava affo. He was a son of De- of Oxford, wdf deliver an addrees
witt Stone, who was a resident of TjnnV n't Un Onlv a Jnk in the Academy at Maple ville on
Louisburg when Heber was born Editob Times: Uara glad to note FfeVimg 0cT !8
Aacruat 26. 1853. The mother of . . llT : o'clock. Friends and patrons of the
O I tUO lOb UUIb U1V TUUUK U1CU Ml UU1 I . . ,. ,
Heber Stone was a sister ot Col. W. school are cord iaUy invited.
and strorg. There is one young fel-
coon alter tne civu war Mow tbat ia particularly so. I refer
No Excuse to Change.
and famUy, when Heber was a small . Ma Pftrrv Trft mrnmt. hriht There is no excuse for any one who
hov. moved to Galveston. Texas. I . d.j. a Ihaa heretofore affiliated with the
We glean the following from the . nfF wn hu v, iinrfinir Democratic party to vote the Repuh-
newspaper article referred" to above: wifh thfl filihv After -truttin ,ican Ut "Abide in
Mr. Stone was married to Miss L.A -trflftte for .ome tW no one ship." We cannot help quoting the
Louise Giddings on June 4, 1879, knowing his business but himself;ile following News
and to fWsunidn five chUdren were went .ioand to one of the leading and Observer. "The man who wants
born; namely, Giddings Stone, Mrs: . VonncvilU and to mother legislature adjoorrp
- -r --r t i IT t A a I OO v . I runnr n.4 VroA jitiaV Tlinrrtaa rvrt rk
k. ii. jicnoison,neoerovuu,urfc bought him a buggy, and inta it he I "v r-- "
Htn end Tawfl Stone. r !:v . .Mvu:. fuse to adjourn in honor of Robert
Stone and Lomise Stqne.
Mr. Stone
ise Stqne. r Wped, saying as he took his seat, w 7"" -
had been prominently l0ng.w But all of a sudden he E- Li should by sll
means vote the
connected with the financial institu- realixed that he bad left his horse at Republican ticket in North Carolina
Hons of Brenhara for a W timand I UugW among th rear. No other sort of whiu
.fl..Hi,aufmm UrM com-L- Dtt:wrcn,n8. mm man should rote it" Durham San.
" "v J ' . j he tumbled out and maae ror no me,
mercial enterprises at the time of eyer ?body fce met the only thing '
btdeatn. . V he could sa; was, iNew Doggywui
TV.n.l Qrwy.
J ( . r l . m i i t J a
o . NIZiw:- tmomtv " 'TAnk: ftut uujsi, win oo m xxuounrni w-
lur. ovone vook a yrvuiiiiow uwn- i aw - i .- . , - .
-t 5n rtHri n w for a lonff ffo hto fibls. Your friend, day and' Wednesday JT onoss pi
INGLESDIE ITEMS
Miwi Mary Jordan FoatT a vla-
tlog reintiTon at Inglflekie. She
leave to-day to vlH other In
Loolabnrsr.
If reports are tros, and ihej
sometimes are, wedding b4U will br
rinaDjf soon and then perhape our
items will be more LntereACJng.
Mr. Macon has rem od led hia a to re,
and now has one of the most coovro
lent and attractive place of boal
oeca to be found iu the roaotrj
and his large and well selected
stock of jroode can furoksh ay
thl&x needed.
A Breath from the weetern a&ow
brought us a touch of lroct Uat
nlirbt. and tola morninsr we art
building nres And looking up over
trxfU Dot Mr. rJdttor tf you could
have seen the large crowd at
Ingleslde Academy last nlsht, and
how ever j one enjoyed the beet
cream and cake, how bright and
happy every ooe eeemed, yon
would hare had little thought of
cold. And too th liberal hearts of
Ififftealde, rrepoTidsd so gvueroosJy
that wfaW sJ 'was' over we found
w had doable the amount we had
hoped for. Ton know fngieaid
nevtrs does thlnri hy halve. :" Wt
feel thaf w 1 tocral thank Uks
Mtta. Canady who la aria.ya ready
ta heltf In a rood cans, for brr
nice 'conlHhifitioh. Our only rrcrt
waa that the editor could nov-be
with taj . 1
roaxaroxntrrr.
Oct. 11,1005.
-a a ii. t mmK
Mr. OxarU-j Ihrkrrt has tw'- " iiyw a
commUeVocverl by Qv . Gkia km I, h Sfccrred trasa. LeeaeWx
notary p-QDJc Mr. lckrroo Im a , erwo ti lee yer ttxkw rVk
capable aeaa Ad will make Kb a. Kcartne Va, tber hoea. TWy aav
orptahU ofTWijiL tWe m a-o faoe hk Lu ekw. aae
Mr. F. W. WW, who ha bed tbe Tiarm rre ihmm Oh rtad hand.
several yvars eipricxw. ha ao Mr. Tatkw 1.m hit a-TM almciel cs-
eptd a poeHAoa a drtsjeyket at , urred V ro to a
Kmporia. Va, aad will caove there
1th hia facaily abortly ad b-io
hk work.
Mr. JaOM Dowdeo.oV Joe tin. ha
pqchsert the entire stack A ti
CaataUa trux Co.. attd will taov bW
tam lly bre and COCO EBeAW
the let oi DeoecnbT W rUdlf
welcome htm to oar villa?.
The Tar fUvrr FUirtiat Aaeociatloa
coaveoed with th cb arch at Bed (
Tnt County Olsltixx.
The XeeiRXTatc cageflaSi
th LegiMiaiacre
w-KI ce ue eaarae cm v etawiiy
' Orteer tilh. La Daxn Unraakip
The ap-atataaols are as leakrwv:
ToftUr Htci&cs WeiaeaKUy, Oo.
tlifuaa'e Mu!, Tbtsraday, Ocfccr
Oak, UU covnty. Teiedtj. Tbej
tAr wa Weal and the atteodaarw! ToaacvrCK Fralay, October
a a a Ma
lars, Alarjre aamber oi JlaptUt ' raAaitok, rxrOMj khz zj.
from arreraJ eoaaUe always attrad lloeky Ford, Moodav, OcaoM TX
thsaw annual eh etiDir. Ib.tt4, Teiaj, Ortir
XUv. Q. W. May.wbo hae bewa eoe ! CatrerO, Wedn 'ry, Oc&otassr
darting a flonrUhleuc school at E-ed II.
Oak, wtlloov here wlU his coca- 5taHrtL Thtradsy, KotscuW L.
Dttiie07p of
Uevcherm. and wtll
bepcln his school work January 1st
Oar people are Indeed lortuaal U
ertrriiur so capable a man to take
chars ol their school.
Ur. Arch Taylor, ol Oxlord, and
one of th tie t ere t rata on the mad.
bars Ttasaday. Puata Tott.
CastalU, K. C.Oct, o, Ira.
Dr. B.IUpportwil bratth
btnr Ilotal , Wsdnesdsy Oc. ITth
far thirrpoae t atsmrafrrg errs
snd tjttft, Teaiabex'the
daj axal.sai, Oe&cutaiaoo trea.
Gaiewrwle., Friday, Kcrecabwr JL
Loakbor Saxcrday, KiweaW X,
CggtTsawT n Fcfkalfihar Itav
sals and cLhtt rrainc4 t
will Vsia th aoemty cwr'tte
sec hi th Bfofcsfcaaeista T
tie are cardial t isrhad to
and hear tS aswa d w ptsmi 1.
J. A- Taenia a, ChiVraaa
Dean. Hxeoclirs OasatsJ
1 w! atlod lbs sVrtw
tSs dirt fcaa3 far tha perns est
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