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JAMES A. THOMAS, EDITOR; v:
VOL. XXXVII;
LOOISBOHG; iN. CU: FniDAY; AUGUST o; 19 07.'
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COUNTY GOjMEVIlSSlON ERS enf o1 i
y- ' rt ; "yfolf,---- established proddejdvthepepleof
-. v" : : l.'t?. the district vote ?'tbeJ special f $ch66l
ALL MEMBmiESENT OK mm Mm WTt
LAST MONDAY. v this puroose. r, ; v ;
' A; 'repori was made, by the
Regular Routine ' Business: At Cornmittee appointed to examiae 'iti
' jiiv':'y'fiiti:;t ;-, Coaaty Treasurer's books,. and? tibey
tended to-eclal; School rep5 the; ai
Election CalledE, B. Clefirg: 'doaats well ept an correct. - ;
Seea Weigner,FPanKlinton. A petition from citizens of No.
The County Commissioners -held Cedar;RocV, for location of , a con
their regular monthly session on the yepient school was deferred for the
5th, all members presents ;
purpose of conferriust with citizens
LARGE
DEAL'.nJt'.7 RUniL HQUTES.
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BUSINESS
ALLEKBROTHERS' CO., SELL tHHEE START UP ON THE , SIX-
?TO JilCKlNNE BROTHERS. ; .
.TEEirrH or aucust;
iult, io3 petLi tit J- im tri4Xf
qacsi'aoraC t.vl tills llJirjr,if Del t.
Urtir
The Largest MercantUo. Trans
aqtlon Ever Pulled Off In -Uxli
County McKlnne Brothers to
Continue the Business.
The firm of Alien Bf'othtrt, pro
posed of James M. Alien and Wil-
The Carriers are VWyatt;Freo
fmn?K?B. Allen and . J.; 7.
; WaYer--Four Stir Route Or
"flees to be Abolished, "y'r S
r AasUUd in former Ustie of Uio
Tiuks three nrw Kural Free Velir
E. Williams. Suoerinterident of jNa8h with of establishing-
of Countv Home made his monthiv a Jomi 8CD001
report- white and .18 colored in- The fact that some of the citizens of
mates; one death' since last report, school district refused to
Mrs. Pattie Perry. l hst their property was called to the
a a 4, tt n atteption of. the Board, and the
Superintendent of Health, K,. F. r u v i-.
,r , . . , , matter was referred to the County
YarboroagU reported, tha the o,a OommMon who have the tower
iy was u uw euureiy riu oi smau
Ham H. J ller having decided . to .rj lloatct haYe been csUblUbtd
go out ot the mercxntUe-" bnsintis to go out fromnUburg. and wfll
nave aoia ineir enure iiock ot intr-1 begin Operations on Friday the
L..JI a .1. . t . . . ' I a. ' .
power of iht FcarU jIA, ticb
Ms botn cxtrcWZ and ai
time br thcra ja ibo nl Uriliua
nutUra, . .
fibe two tact biportiat r4alj b
tb tvxt Dmoraue cJalloro a!4
riori of thce rights of the b'utea al
the people which lby exprMlr
MTYed to ihemffclTM m rie Ccciwo-
to act.
A VERY GOOD OPEdltlG.
pox, that the county home is in good
sanitary condition, and that the jajl
is in as good sanitary condition as
the circumstances will admit.
Robert Perry (colored) was" alio wr
ed for month of .ugust. :;
N. B. Young was appointed to
T TT - , . T. . vfAmount Sold bout Twenty
Kiif f uuu8auu ruuuus man aver-
uruiiv as.
ch&ndi, together .with their, large
double store uuilding on Mam street
to, Fr B. anf D: F. McKiboer . .
'This is' the largest mcrcintile
transaction rr pallet pfT in tiit
countv. ' . . :
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Allen Brothers hate been connesf
ed with -the busineai interMtao!
louisburg Warehouses had
fair sales yesterday. 1
ship, and have same
thinks it necessary.
The county attorney was instruct
ed to call the attention ot the solic
itor of the district to the' violation
of the health and vaccinnation. laws
of the state, by Jacob Perry (colored)
and that he be indicted therefore.
Messrs. Spruill and Boone were
appointed to adjust thetax; on R.
W-. Lancaster's estate.
The military companies of Frank
linton and Louisburg were allowed
the usual annual allowance of $2()5
each.
A ballot . wias taken for f seed
weiorher at h ranklinton. 'to nirat
-vacancy caused byhe death of II.
S. Fur man. The vote stood, KlB.
Clegg 3, W. H. Byrum 2. s 1
For the consideration of $5 from
each of the grantees, and without
cest to the couuty foc preparations
or leviordat-on of deeds, the board
agreed to deeds of release to Griffin
& Beasley and to Anthony Neal,
respectively, f orthat strip of land
lying between Griffin tfc Beasley's
stables and Tar River, and to Main
street. '
A petition was presented to the
Board, signed ; by one-fourth of the
tree holders "S)f school district No.
6. in Dunns townsmp (known- as
Bunn Academy district) a and the
same-having been endorsed by. the
. Board of. Education, an erection was
ordered to be held on Tuesday Sep
tember 10th, the -voting placeto be
at Bunn. J. H. ..Weathers was ap
- pointed Registrar and J. W. Cheaves
and Jr R. White, poll-holders. The
- a
amount to be voted for shall; not
exceed 30 cents on , property and 90
cents oi each poll. Boundary Af
district to be as follows: Beginning
at the bri&ge over Norris' creek at
Sutton,-therice up the Louisburg and
Tarboro road to Harris stownshl
."' .'.V
line tXence" -along said line 'to
Tar river, thence down ;said i;ivei
to mouth bt Crooked, Creek,
thence up said creek , to mouth, of
Norris Creek, thence up said .creek
to the beginning. 1 c -;y . V
A tax levy of 20 ' cents on proper
ty and 00 jeents on poUsafeyied
in special 'Mhooi'f-dMpt'xtettdmg
intoy this county fr-om Wae. V k
A few accounts were alio wed and
the Board adjourned to next regular
age of Something Over Sev-
v en Cents per Pound.
Yesterday was the.opening day of
tn Louisburs; Tobacco warehouses,
and although the crop is over two
week's late 4he amount of tobacco on
the floors was much more than the
16thof August. The Carriers are
ai follows: Rout no 3. Wjatt
1-reeman; No 4, J. W. Wurir;
No r. A. B. .Ulen.
Route No 3, cpiag South, tur-
pliea a territory almost whollr
without mail facilitf berttoform.
vn route 2o 4, going ZmI 4 the
Louuburc for a number of vinwLm . cj i? .
" ..... '""r- vu,ew owaunga ana Sickens
ine present nrranavmg beelormsd lijl be aboliahed. lapUrOl mil
i . J K' maiaand be.upplied witb clewed
luey r. oor gooa ouaiosM;men I puefa by RarofCarri
and have enjoyed t very large
patronage and the Times it glad ' to
be abte to state that their selling
er. The Cat
riera from Louisburg and CajttiUU
will exchange mail for their rcupec-
tive routen at the Junction poin
Dickens.
various v warehousemen anticipated.
According to the report of sales the
amount sold wasabout twenty thous
and pounds, which brought an aver
age of ower cents.
The", buying was spirited and
as a - genera-thing 4he f tr jiers . were
pleased., -
The warehouses are now regu
arly open for the season and daily
sales may be expected from now on.
out doesn't mean that they will not
be engaged in other business here.
Their main object being; to Ted ope
ihoir rail uat. krJ4inM n .1 v!k I -
. . . 6 . 1 oe discontinued and
vuo .(HBBiiig ui iuii pro pe ny . ima
leaves the Allen Brothers only one
other piece in the immediate busi
ness part' of town, that being the
new Farmers Tobacco -Wirehoote,
and for which we understand thre
is now going on negotiations fo
organize a syndicate for the purchase
of this, which will embrace many of
hie r.ovi'ic
. out c? xoiarn.
i
Sad Death;.
During the storm of Thursday
night of last week Mrs. Will Holmes
was struck bv lightning in her home
four miles South of Louisburg, and
instant! v killed, lne remains were
taken to Trinity church for btfrial.
She was a daughter of Mr. W. H.
Edwards- and . leaves a husband and
one chHd. ; .
WW 1 1
lne Dereavea nave our sincere
sympathy. . '
the best tobacco farmers of the ooun-
McKinne Brothers, the parch twig
of the Allen Brothers busintsVhaVe
On route No. 5, going North, the
offices of Ingleside and Pugfas wil
. V
Kramer will
be supplied by clomnl pouch. This
will enable thrwe liriug beyond the
line of the rural carrier tontill hare
ihe same facilities an heretofore'
. Tlie carriers on these routes are
scheduled to leave Louisburg at 11
o'clock, a, m., which will' enable
thera to deliver the mail fmra the
train which arriTe here at ia30.
This will prove a great convenience
-long the linea, and tlw people
should show their appreciation of
the establishment of tho rontea
AT . oxca , so
been residentsTbf Louitbnrg.abottl c .k.
, , inat inej can get Uie pfiietlUt from
amonf us have imnread imr rwui.! .
& 1 1 ha 1 ;-: tn ' :
. ,., ) w the Timks who lm alon
anu reiiaote ousmess men. ana m
Times predicts for them a success
ful career in this new and large un-dertakeing.
Franklin County. Lady Elected.
The Wilkesboro Patriot, of Au
guit IsC contained the following:
"Miss Mabel Estelle StalJings, of
Stallings, Franklia county, has been
elected as one ofthe teachers in the
graded school here. Miss Stallings
is a graduate of the Oxford Je.male
Seminar and ta'ught last. , year at
Murphy. Sheoomea hhly recom
mended as a successful teacher and
an agreeable; and cultured, young wo-,
, Base Ball at Bunn.
There was a game of ball played
between the New Hope and Bunn
bo a ball teams at Bunn last Satur
day which resulted a score of 8 and 5
in favor of New Hope. This was
be deciding game of the rit half of
the season making New Hope victo
rious in iive different games.
Don't be discouraged boys but re
solve; to do bettei in the remaining
half of the season. N
it
man.
, tMiss Stallings is, the ? daughter of
our highly esteemed county-man
G. -B.il. JStaUmgi, and the ituxa
congratulates the people of Wilkes-
bpro upon their wise, selection. . .
meeting.
A
A
Board Of Education.
held?
The Board . held 7 - its , -L regular
mnnthlv sAMon fonthe J5thl ' all
members present' ' v
Tlio TlrkAvd " ' a err ned " to pay - one
half the expense for digging sl well
for Inirleside Academy.,, - ifv
created' for
the colored race i in Sany'Creefc
Fireman's Tournament.
The Louisburg FJre' Pepartra ent
was well. represented . in cthe . Fire
man's Tournament which was held
at Wilminffton "this 0 week. The
i V j . O . - . y -
following attended S. P. Boddie
J.IA.jirurner, u. u., nign, xj. - v;
Wl J.' Cooper,- Alien - Harris, J. X.
Lancaster. - f'f ' '
' Thev took the. horse and' wagon
with them. v . . AV' rr.,
terday and they .write that ;thdy are
haying the timer of t their . life.:, iThV
horse and ragon'are greatly admirr
ed, and were -given;, a -: prominent
place, in 4he large ; parade. rThere
ar about one thousand . Bremen: in
attendance JU1 i tne old officers
Glenn Is Exactly Right," Says
North Carolina Congressman.
(BY
TELEGRAM
THE KP1TOB
c eitber
line and who desire Uio papor
sent to them by IL Y. 1. Carrier
are requeate'iT to notify tliis office
or the carrier, nnd the matter will
be promptly attended to.
Some Fresh Vance Starlit. '
. . .
Ocr Hooa, pU'tt&4 at Marahvia,
which a n4r WaJwUpro ajJ Hjo-
1st, baa collKttd aomt BptrAtj
ireaA stoma ami Stoatar , a&ot.
They rm rch x& rtcjz
't -V IkJ., " lib
Tba Ute Ssaitor Vatr eoojt4
UiJing jokes oo fcimtif. 1 Wbtti ta
was practaa law be coexanaeutly
ttsnied Lnvofi Cosoty cysrta. Oa
one tit jaat aa he had arriv! at
the botsl at Mem roe and was la has
room brtahinj oflP the dct, an of
ItUgant entered and picv a bl of
money cm the table, told Vc Le
wiaud to empIoT bins la a eae that
would be called aaa after ocru
opened. He tot on to ifJb thai
ha had a lawver. boi daln'l like Llo.
Who is he, and nfeat ta iKe eu:trT
aak4 Vance. Mr. Abt" d
client, 'bat be dont mantle ray oae
to aou me. ell, cow,' Vt lx-c.
Mr. At He
In the Sute, and m s tMrfecl (nile
man boile, ari if be cn'l (4ea
you I cannot hope to. Oh, 1 ksw
tU thiV rep! led lb rer.i; 1 it-m
r
Mr. Ashe U a ceatUnsn. tulilat
the troabie; he's lo tavtix cf a jri
t!mn; I waul yoo a tain what ran
get down and fling dtrf."'
In the IsUtr pari of ta IU Vtfeot
midt a Uctara bafct Ue. Lsw CbS
laa tf Iha.D'iftrict tt Cfflcca, "as I
reftrriog: to Im etrmrx aa a law.
yer, be eaid: -I weal la oxirt borM-
Ahd Thcte ATfco Cccf ltd Crw
ccLiisesi ira a Lzrr XT.
rtcr Eeciuxt Th:7 lire Xt-T '
Mw 5 at Th t f Xsrlaest
taswjii Kr. J. , 2ii
Has Hrnle Dtitra, of
a A -
s TiiUi?r raia:ira U Lrki
Hs Graaa -HaH ntcwl
i5tfUV. Harris Us
gaeai tbrn wek ti lira
XL C
Fori.
J4ra A. C UtW trtx ,p
town.. .
Creak, la wib hit cuam X
iftly Tong. ,
Jocee MaoaQ r;tt gtaisy
hie pirrctt her. Hs is txow
at A;tx.
-Mr. A- II. CtryvclyrratrJj
ten liaSjirJ) tt tiairg
Mrs. C It. MrTtarb aal c.nwy
ex vaacuv, , c are tutOin
1 lit la a4 or.ar titVcrc ' '
Atr.n De4?t Ufi Tolty-
-xittJLLr f all t-taclt cf
b tfxa.
Mr
tteexr; 'lk5d who
t5e TeieVcoe Ocoiraerp-
at.
Irack, aod carried a pair cf ttJdle- WajUrrt.
bag with a c-baoe of tbiru ar4 tbe
North Carolina Fornlk)ok tn coe
end of tbwiLddle-bt. at4 ft tt ro-ce
of vour tmetneiM what n to lboib.
erend"'
j CcicfceCUtiSe, Ta coi vadi la.
jttt b.e,
Mr. W. M. HtuMv.Ue focZar
we-ie.i Ceek 4 the Cwrt e.
Wake rcaa!y, was a CkJT la Xtiec
tarr tan Iriiay. ' "
f r. I. I. 1 HcJLs aal fartSy sokX
Crf eek f rcefl a trif t Ja
K4ard T"btraa relxrTtl
frco ,ieMf5.?ii tiit weV
tK: I.rn- it Vt
tag fvane b t T tie
Senator Orerman's Views.
The New York WorW last Friday
wired Senator Overman ajking him
whether or not he thought ther
would b a effort made loSropeach
lU thera eotne 4noun!atn yift 4
U:e dacri-r. cf NjWa.
Tbrreday J Urt wV, aI wlZ.
t;4 tiarie Iihi with ?e atcrtfi,
TO
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OF TH WORLD.)
Dnff.lA V V -Tr J TT Klk AVlf.
ty.XUUaiUf JL. m V J f fc". uu i vi-
nor Glenn is exactly right in seeing
that the lawa of- a sovereign Siate
are respected and obeyed. - Xha .core
tempt which Judge.' Pritchard h s
shown for the laws of our State .rat y
raise a issue which wilL unite all men
who are opposed to the obliteration
of State lines. President Roosevelt
and Secretary Root are largefy re
sponsible Jor the unfortunate condi
tion of aff Airs in oar State. Any ac
tion which mar be . tales n ; by those
members efCongTesa. who still , be
Hove in upholding ' the Constitution
- i .
will probably; depend-upon' the ex
tent to which Judge Pritchard may
co in ignoring the Btate laws. .
'i.wish eaitilyvto comrasnd .G,r.
ii . .:v j. -
force the' la w ' of . our State.- An
amendment tox;the ? Constitution . of
the United States providing for the
people wonldi , in my jadgment,
ioreyer end tnat judical unsurpatidn
ox power wnicn. jeuerson preaiciea
mihV bemeVmenaca W V6.;
RepresentaUre tin CoDgrea .for: to
that he eniertained then cnul ttv4
daylrgbL Then a great tall etV
dent by ihe name of RpM Lo44 tbe
Mye tbey ocmld r-t L.at Zb Vu
while he vat arcarJ, eod ao I be has
a a a
ins wat ataoaooc3. A4t wil at to
htm. Hot ihit wm oalr the twria
ning. In later cats patent bis wit pel
to flight the tiroogeet tc UllecU l tbe
Slat. -
In fact. 7 b Vaooe voo bis Crtt
political tSctc by tlawiL He be
came a catxMtie for the lritJttsr
and btaeppofxaal was a Ugily ra
t pec ted gtntlemaa a good deal xde
than Vance.- The cocxVrocca of tba
W "-mm
couaty was crowtfeO. aaot coo
pUior obecteJ to jorg Vance's
sga.. He waa loo yocx: to be la $X-
iltca. Zeb spoloUed for his yxwth,
and dt dined that U p1 hsTe
cherrfcUy been bora at aa eartwr
dale if it had been la hit fowar; tlLat
bst fa'lbtt a fed noOr gat e txa oui
chasoe wbatatfr aboct the exit try.
aiid ba bamUy brjred irdoa, ai
t-iil he woald try to da better tezt
tioaa, ' The err Atria lha ornvbocaa
was trrmeodoca, to caah to lis l lit
oopetiiof got acgrj atl aJ I
liVed to te a assart bay tel llit ere
was taUriJy too tsirf Tbca te t-era
ssala yelled aM cStr4 Vlcrr,
aivl thai dayft weV, Wpcol dtiinc
aerared Zl eletv w ibe GectnJ
Aaetatly ' -. ; . : "
Mr. J. II. Kmlf an! wilv ax
Ma;i
etvie..
A t-etitioa for k High 'School at Weier.ected..:;r, ; ..r.?. t J ..-.. , : j ,; .V -f; b -
-Vanoe't wii d btttx bJte4 1 Mr T, L.rjrur. r
I him to'ciitab or d;oal:i wbett viifec bit booe,i3 Ileay
other milcJt faDef. WUa b at. r.h ibe Cctt lire at Ccol
-
rirel at the timtrtitr9 lki.J titiiing bit tbtifa ia Ixci-
Mir wit p- - 4 lUrwocti C. Cf
ue bating rrpoM. io tbey Inl
& aa . e
Judge Pntchsrd, and toliciung hit M r-pc:. al
.v,- t . her they did thit be atked Uae lo
World appeared the following reply
from Senator Orerraan:
"Answering your telegram aa to
whether any sction will beukeu at
the next seetion of Congrvet looking
to the impeachment of Judge Pritch-
ardr
1
While the people of this State sre
highly incensed and ootraged at the
action of Jodga Pritehanl, they do
not as a rule heliete ha acted oof-
ruptly. I have1 no idea' that any ac
uon on uie part oi me .orui varo-
ina delegaUon will be uVen in the
next Coogreaa looking to bit Lrn
aeachraeot,. Keilher it thera, nor do
I thioV thera will be, any gtneral de
mand for such sctiorl " Or people
are calra'but determined that thera
shall Who roVstion opoa the, aorer
Leignty ot thairUta,v Tbsra-will be
oo conflict between the Mate sod
Federal courts, such as tx bring vio
lence and the clash of arma.
"The grtsUst quretionj inrolred
will be aattled by pie highest comt in
the land, in whose decision .our pto
rJecheerfally aoquieaoa. But the
Sube has: entered a .nrra protest,
which' will beheard.by all the k
pie of tha Sutea and be a 'warning
to them of th e open InaUio&s attacka
which are befog coastiail cuds by
the Federal goramment cpoa the la
Ugriry of the Statea .and oar dual
y 4MTbe 4ueation ot States rights wU
be one of tha live subjects ef ditcca
aion and actbn la the celt CoArftja,
growb'g'oat of the child Ubcr bCs,
the J Rate . KeguUtioa and IUEroad
a a&T
Ac:x fbntve wbo left tbte
f csr tbe Jtawa EiKcara
J.J. narrow arl fa2y, Mr; lodlZr.
Itey ABra, It C Tsjlwr, TT
CUr, W. M. Fraeao-a. TT. it.
Wbtie J. P. Ta&berUkje, Jt, V,.
F!ler.
e
The editor hai a tCuiM call C-
5rtt week frees Mr. Ce.ewe.tl SStm
bul, wba waol frcai l is ntt.tr
lea ytirt s r; to grsrw wk! C
weat. He a aa rf Hr. TTJHI
and Us bcioa it ka CVIalocj
be Is dcecrg w3 al l.X&a.
' Mrm. rvtott sl dteur Miet Di
rial of CtnnriHe, 1 Mrt. F F li
ra ei, cf Warrca. ire tk;i:rg at
G, L. Ajoxis's. " f '
i'i t
.IVpf.A.M.JtOaa
ef IfrlU AoaZeeay
Warn cf tbe ceaih cf lie
MfK Mary J. Jcom, wlicii
at brr booe ta Orarrwe ctcfcfjv
tS SUht! JtJy. fU
ratetibU the '
lata Vcs JiCa, tii t r
abctl"I2 ytra. -
IH. A. J. tasaaier; Mm
J&taiuV, Mrs. Mary H
al fwo datrJLura, Miet
iri rexnt. r-wjju. 1 1-
b9 are t
lirff ptir-jile kx C
basJy, are tLit vl rtru if
J ; K,. LiaAf.ter Tbty tr 1
raoiaxu of lie tUa If. V. I.
cawir ba
lt.fl V1 it
Mr.
sa l I ,19 tuJke bit bm&s taTrr-
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