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Jf A1IBS A THOIIAS, EDITOR
THE ! COUNTX. THE" STATU, THE UinOIL ;
SUESCRIPTIOH Si.00 PER TEAR
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TOL. XXXVIII.
LOUISBURG; N. JO., FRID AY,; JANUARY 15, -19 09.1
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A BEAUTIFUL" MARRIAGE.
THE I MOVIIIG PEOPLL
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THE CEREMONY PERFORMED
v AT TRINITY CHURCH. ?
The Contracting Parties Being
Two of Inglesldes's Most Pop:
ular Young People A Very
Large Attendance. - v '
Trinity Methodist Church was the
scene of a beautiful marriage,' when
Mr. William Lee Beagley and Miss
Susi Le-Macon ere joined in the
ly bortila of matrimony, by -l- the
A.. L. Ormon.d;;of Fayettevillo
mi the 30th of December 1908.
Long befirev the appointed hour j
ftiouds and relatirea ofs th6 popular
young co-ple gathered, in the tastily
decorated church to witness the
ceremony and the people of. Ingle
side nerer witnessed a more lovei v
and imp essive scene. As the s f
light of many candles . gleamed
through the eleborate dcoratio
of green and white, Miss bailie
Young Davis sang in her oyn
inimitable style, "Oht Fair O
Sweet and Holj ." Then to the
strains of Lohengrins wedding marc!i
played by Miss Alice James Gosten
of Suffolk Va.,v thei bridal party en-1
tered" as follows: Ushers, Messrs.
Blount EgertOn, George Macon.
"VVerter Haves and Dr. 0. H. Banks,
The groomsmen and bridesmaids
were Jir. jcjvwiaiu vuu ti-c ui xiiic
side and Miss Mamie Jones of Me
bane, Mr. Ben Holden of Louisburg,
and Miss Bessie B. Blacknall J ot
""Warren ton, Mr: Wyatt Freettiaii-
Louisburg, and Miss Lucie Wiggins
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t j'lngleside, with Miss Nellie Wilson
of Ingleside, Mr. Willie Wilson of
'Ingleside with Miss Lily Hayes of
Louisburg, Mr. Hugh Perry of
Louisburg with Miss Janet Hayes, J
Mr. Ballard Egerton of Laurel . with
Miss Lucie Davis of Amityyille, L.
' I. Mr. Johnnie Wilson of Ingleside
with Miss Luey Jones of Oxford.
Then followed tour little flower -girls
Lillian Beasley; Mary and Neppie
Wilson and ;,Lncile Mills. Little
Edna Beasley the tiny sitter of the
, groom looked the pieture fit a fairy, !
as she bore iiu.aer dainty, 'hands a
silver waiter with thewedding4nng,
while by her side Master. Eugene
Wilson, showing by hii manly step,
that he had in his keeping the most
important document, the license.
The Maid ef konor, Miss Brook
sie Macon of Birmingham Ala., dress-
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THEIB : XIO VEttEIfTS IN
OUJ OP TOWN.
AN 5
GOVERNOR WILLIAM
KITCHIN.
THE INAUGURATION AT RALEIGH LAST TUESDAY
A Large Attendance Beautiful Weather An Able and Conservative Inau
gural ""Address Big Military Parade.
lhe inauguration of Hon. William W. Kitchm and other State officers which took place at Raleigh on Tuesday, wb stuoded by a Urt trowd
of people from all parts of the State. The wpather waa $ al, and this' allotted the lad:s and children to turn out and grtoe the cciioQ. A large
number of the military companies of the State, among them both of the companies frontFranklin were present, and the presence of the soldier boys
in. the parade; added much to the great occasion. Raleigh opened her doors to the risitors and there was gseeroue hospiuhty eiuaded the tnae?
visitorstojthe capital city The inaugural address of the Governer was listened to by thousands, and when he had finished, he was leadly ap!ad3,
at fce had delivered a very good, sound and conservatiye address. Nothing occerred to mar the ceremonies and thTosgbout the day eterjbodT
seemed happy and pleased at the excellent mannei in which the varioss committees had so sicceufally earned oat the programme, lit. Kiicain
and his colleagues, who were elected with him on the ticket, started off their administration ander most far arable auipicies. Let as hope thtit will
eid accordingly. This paper will always try to give the new Governor and the other State offieers its hearty ee-eeration :u all eCforli on iheir jari
to raakeijood for the "Old North State." V.
Those ho Hito YWlcd Looii
. burs: the Put eclc Thott
Who Have Gone Elsewhere
far Buslneis or Wcisure.
CapC Starts, t tlrodtraoa ws a
wtor hf yaauriay.
J!r. CK. K.true, el Wilat, is
vuilb nis t e-orle tere.
Mr. C IL Charth aod fatar, ef
Noifolk VjLre va;uag tri uU a ad
frlaut ft in 17 a.
Mra. T. W. Dickett ar4 Mm. J. S.
I-ancr 4Urdrd iotecunUca
at lUlcigh th:t wrti.
Dr. J, E.. M aiobe arni wife took
the if little Swo, Jan,, u, Korfdk
ibi w4k fc-r LrVrtrnt.
Mttra. C T. 3uk aoJ A. A.
ooaiit cxmdctti ini iti lioU
Their frais h! lh-t4 a ieitani
Mr. J. . iricklackd, U has Ua
working At hi trl (or eer& tin;
la iw pnntin? cce al rrisg-.
ruiru! lu Ioau4:rcrg a-i ulta
1 ;uti tn I'Lm TiMkt oZjot brv
he !.jt AUr;4 a tintrr. He tmte
bl Le U -fad to p: hick t.
bsr-, "r tu (lac Jl
Mr. 11. IL MttT)tt.anf d Uk
Fjr let in tuna
yr:i4v orl.txm otst i-jvj.'"
"!tmi arJ cUft olleni
reprtni c -f p It ! i.d tntel
t ti r:4j(n of iS eaty attrodt-d
ii.ws mrin ot ranj li t
Rileish tS: a. ft toc.6 ikern
notl thf MJawnc: T. S. I !:. J.
u r ;ir. t a. Hiictm.b. a r.
Gaporu W. I. u!llrl. T. V. Ira,
W. J JolOi.n. J. P." lUtU. ZtV
Dai. Morpa GofUci, V. M.
Bome. S. P. UadJie. J. A. Tbctt,
lUv. G. M. Duke.
ed in white erepe. decline carrying groom, was' the only jewel worn
white carnations - came in with th cave an old ivory pin, an heirloom
bride, a bnde' replete with yaluth, two' hundred yearc old; She
health and beauty, theee . enhanced carried a Bouquet ii bridles
by the candflorriei gown of f fWite roses. v ' . '
muslin silk .'eleborately -trimmed, in As -the manly groom stepped
embroidery; Her veil caugbtv with from the aide of his best inan,Mr.
a spray of vpearls a gift ,from the John Toung Beasley, to thV side. of
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his bride with an air -of protection
and in firm tones repeated the words
of the beautiful ring ceremony, old
hearts grew young and reverted to
other days "and young eyes gleamed
with a tender light as they looked
on the impressive scene of the young
couple. Miss Costen 'so sweetly
played "Trammerei" during the docket to be disposed, of, and
ceremony. 4 " 'i ' H ; 125 ca lhe ciril ; and motion
To the ' strains of "Mendelssohn's
march the party left the church and
repaired to the home of the bride's
father, Mr. W. J. Macon, where
an jelfegant' reception was; served in
courses, the house was decoiated ex
quisitelyth color scheme green and
whiter as, at the v church. . . Guests
from a distance Were Mrs.. J. T. Mills
of Macson, 'Mr. , and ; Mrs T. II.
Crocker of Middleburg,k Miss Mary
Cooke, of Nashville; Tenn Mrs
uTehnie. Collins, of Ntfolftf, Va., Mrs.
h Allen- and daughter Sa!!te, of Loots-
lury Mr. and Mrs. b. Si: Meadows,
and children, of. LoaisburgrMr.C and
Franklin Superior Court
The Janiary term of Franklin
Superior Court will convene on next
Monday, with Jddge C. hi. Cooke
on the bench, be having exchanged
with Judge O. II . Allen jClerk
J. J. Barrow informs us that .there
will lie about forty casee on th4 state
about
dock
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ets.
Box Party at Wlot,
On Wfdteaiay citi, Jisstry
20tb. IWy, ktr wiU U i bci fny
jiTn by the Uina, PeUie eordivl
If btitfl The Kirts are rrciW
t bring hot Loja, ef norc,
to bay. A (JtaaJLl ef ttbg taf roa
laed both "old od yoaC-" Ub$st
Col. T. It. Argo, a prominent ' oor'ctw cL&ra IniUdiog ftuL
lawyer of IUlein, died yesterday. L D,
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LIEUTKNA1IT-GOVEIINOII WIIiLIAII C. NEW LAND.-
airs, vj v. v.yv uson, oi near . niapie
"XcTfaer-
gifts r vrere numerous - and
cOstlv. which', testified - to the;' do'du-
iaruy of-' theyounv couple,V 'whose
j many friends a"e glad to know that
Mr: iiBeaslev . is " execUnrr I . lo vel r
house, uear his store at lngleside, arid
hope that the sky -which arches over
their'' home nest will always be . blue
arid bright with stars of hope and
prcrperity, V-
Original Papers Secured.
Under tbe above head, the Char
lotte Chronicle pf January 7th says:
"Mrs. Joe Person.or sheisoomraer
cially known, ."Alice Person," Pro
prietbr and owner of MMra. Joo Per
son's, Rem edj.V. has , just received,
through her son, Mr. Kof ua M. Pot
son, frost Washirgtoo, all the papers
from the Patent Office there neces
sary to perpettate her patent on. a
proprietary, medicine, known under
that name , or . title : The - original
papers were taken 'out and approved
August 20,4 87 & - They were irsued
tor a period of Zft years. TheuKem
edy" has-been so marked" that there
has never been registered against it
a single complain t for failure, all -of
which U most satisfactory and pleas
ing to the we man now advanang in
years, who elected to make her home
in Greater. Charlotte havmff Vemor.
ed here fronf ealrn Nortli Caro-
lina.V-- ' ' ' i
" The akove will be read with inter
est by the friends f lln. Y it ton tn
thb eection, wkere the ,U well 'aad
attoii n r. r - Cx r : : 1 1 al
thom
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