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Judge; Pornell harej been ; knpclked
st of the ;bojii:g:'weI
f Moo-1, seems to be ih dinner. .
TnE -Post, -a bright and : newsy
papery jble at ftm
anty-seat; of - Richmond ' ouaty,
made its 7 appearance last week. V It
is edited 'jlioenf, 5 and
democratic. ' The Times welcomes
it in the "fold" and wishes it abusd-
ant sueeess.:C?;"'-'t- ''W'
The Henderson "old Leal" our
highly esteemed neighbor, and edited
by our "dearly beloved" Thad Man
ming has eompletd its 27th birth-,
day, in spits of the faet that JBro.
Manning felt -"gray hairs" creeping
upon him a . few month ago,, and
wanted to sell out. ; We hope by
this. time, that he has gotten over
the "blues" and will continue to pub
lish his bright and i valued r: ne ws
laws that would do tbe'Suts'and tba
Temox?rtic: party ranch lexi danaje,
thaa a ''legalized prim'afy .
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contained the f olio wing: V T
WMii behalf of Hicksl Del:
cration of North Carol ina Rspubli
CAirs feall "'on.' Roosevelt ;'aboat the
Jndgesbip- and then : tbie :. (dispatch
goes on to name tnem as follows: -
' A delegation -of prominent North
Carolmsnen " visitea A the President
today in beHalf of ' T. -T5 Hicks, of
Henderson, for jadge of ;ths Eastern
District of that State. -They were
General F. . A. Macon, a' O. Zolli
coffer, J. Rolk, Zeb Tance TValser
and J. D. Coopsr. They were ihtro-
dneed to the President by Senator
Uverman. . , ( : . z
A very plausible mistake, gentle
men. It is nothing more than what
might be expesstd for.o correspond
eats to judge men by , the "company
they keep." ; f . 1: s . "
Croup positively stopped in 20 min
utes, with Dr. Shoop's Croup Remedy.
jOnetest alone will surely prove this
truth, s Ko vomiting, no distress. A
safe and pleasing syrup 50c. Sold by
The Boddie-Perry Drug Co.
,omanlT Pains, heid paixia, ia fict
any.paia anvwhere can be completely
stopped in 20 minuUa with one of Dr.
Shoop's Pink.Pain Tablets. (Ask jour
Doctor or Druggist about the formula.
It is printed orr the box and it can't
be betteredTr Try one and be convinc
ed.:? Box; 25cJ' Sold by The ' Boddie
Perry lrug Company'. ' ; . " ' v; ,
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DIs$otution Notice
Netice is her by given; teat the
firm herstof ore known aa Stone St
Gattis, doing bnsiiiess.at Siallings,
N. C, -is this day ' dissolved by
mutual consent. r :: W.' O. Stone, has
bought the ' entire bmsinssa, - and
wilLpaV all debts dut by ihs firm.
He ' will ; also eolleet all amounta
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- -'.a M. Gains. '
1 wisi to say ti . all . my friends
and customers of the old Ann that
I will continue the mercantile bus
iness at my new store house near
xhy residence in Cedar Bek town
ship, und will be very glad to serve
you all. ' . ' -
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For Sale.
THE LEGISLATURE
This body of solons in Raleigh,
bovv that our new Governor is in
augurated, will get down to busi
ness.
No laws of a general nature have
yet been enacted. The bill to in
crease the governors salary to $6,000
was killed, and will not probably
come up again this session.
Our Senators and Representatives
haye bten put on several important
committees and are sticking to their
posts of duty.
It is the general opinion that but
little legislation will be transacted by
the body, and the work will be com
pleted in alout 40 days.. As we
have said before, if the legislature
does this, it will immortalize itself.
Hon) L.S.Overman was Darned un
animously for U. S. Senator, by the
Democratic caucus on Wednesday
night, and on the 19tb, will be for
mally elected by the legislature. A
just compliment to a good man and
a fit representative 'of the best state
in the union.
THE LEGISLATURE AND GOVER
NOR GLENN'S MESSAGE. ,
As the editor of the Times sees it,
the present session of the North
Carolina Legislature should be a
most conservative one, and the Dem
ocratic members of each house will
show wisdom and good sense by
making it such. ITiere is no large
amount of needed legislation, and the
fewer new laws enacted thfe better.
The people of th j State want atd
need a rest from so much legislation
every two years, and this . editor
takes this occasion to endorse that
part ot Gov. Glenn's message which
recommends that the legislature
meet every four instead of eVery. two
-years. We want also to endorse his
recommendations that all county of
ficers be elected every four years.
Also his recommendation that, all
executions be made in the peniten
tiary by electricity; that the-, powers
of the' corporation commission be" in-
- creased that the salarv ot th e Labor
Commissioner be increaied; that the
Governor be given the veto power;
that the taxes be more fairly equal
ized. And there VareAa' number , ot
ottier recommendations in his mes
sago that' tht Times endorses, ' but
we recall one that does not rneet
i- with our approbation, and that is .his
: recommendation that the legislatore
''; r::pass a "legalized ) primary. 7 J Among
i'. the many reasons for bur opposition
, to such a law are, first, too much, ex-
C pense to the State and counties;
. second the great expense to cand i
datesj thirdtne nirfeelinStat will
; surely arise between candidates ; and
, inenas of. canaiaates, wmcn, r in
'; many instances, will., last not pn'y
. Jil through a campaign, but -for 4 life;
' ,s fourth, wb much preter;tlw old con-r
ventien plan, in - which 'every pre
f-' j-fcihctrof a connty has' f ul rpresonta-
- tion, arid which, when ended, rarelv
ever leayes any; lasting ,bad-feeljngs
. - ;or heart-burnings. J
" The legislature1 could I pass many
Desirable Town Property For
Sale.
The desirable residence of F. S.
Spruill corner of Chureh and
Franklin streets, is offered for sale.
This is by far on of the best built
and most conveniently arranged
dwellings in Liouisburg." Contains
8 rooms, nice butler's pantry, sev
eral clossts, two good bath roems
up and down stairs a goed cook
rqom, and a servants room under
cook room all under the same
roof. The house is elegantly fin
ished inside and out, and is cover
ed with slate. Lot runs through
from Church to Elm street, has i a
good garden, stables and wood
house, and dairy. The terms will
be made liberal.
The lot on Elm street, in rear of
the above, which contains a gopd
double rom house, is also offered
for sale.
Also a very desirable building
lot on Keamc or avenue, in front of
H. Ruffin's.,
For further information as to
price and terms, apply to
J. A. Thomas, Agent, .
Louisburg, Jf. C.
If iiot sold privately before that
date, I will sell to the higi est bid
der at the- court house door in
Louisburg, on Friday January 29,
1909, at 12 o'clock a tract t f land
in Leuisburg township, containing
102 acres, being the place on which
Charlts Maynard now lives, adjoin
ing the lands of Mrs. Pattie Pitt
man and L. T. Horton.
Also at the same time I will offer
for sale one third of the dower
tract of llrs.Jtfariah Horton ad
joining the lands of Mrs. Pattie
Pittman and others, and lying on
the Nashville and Louisburg road,
abDut one mile east of Louisburg.
Terms, one third cash, and balance
in 9 rgonths, with interest from
date at G per cent.
J. A. Thomas, Agent.
vWe Will For One; Week Sell
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IN OUR STORE:
AT OR BELOW
Every - Article
COST
Fruit of Loem Kleachtnc 8 3-4c; Prints 4 to 6; Canton Flannel 10c goods at 7
Undershirts 35c, former price 45c; Wright' Ondei wear 59c; Hfaj h tl.00, worth II .50.
6 dozen hats at 49c, worth 75; Copforts 85c, worth $1.00; BUnkeU 50c to II 00 pair, orU 74c
to $3.00; Oi! Cloth 15c per yard; G Tumblers f4r 30c,
Car Load Clothing
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We Have 600 Yards of Hamburg at. a Price
Counterpanes 5G to $1.25; 20 boses Raiwos H l-3r per pound; 100 yards whil eloth
Jr4-2c, wotth 7 l-2c: o old goodn. aU new. Ibi in no fske . th. pnCf will irll ir thtn
selves. Rubber Shoes, Rubber Hoot nd Clothing, all t COST. Iteiuratrr thi J U: t,t.
week and notfiing will be charged.
THE ALSTON - COMPANY
LOUISBURG, North Carolina.
180 ice ---loals
! LAND POSTED.
All 'persons arc hereby forbidden, un
: derjpenalty of law, to hunt with dog
or pun, day or niRht. or otherwise trea-
tor ladie at pass on mv lands in Louisbunr town.
about your Qwn price, and ilouV ship, Franklin county, N C.. adjoining 1
ORSES and . MULES
forget that I here a
ladies shoes at cost.
way, tnere are several who took-out
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mo iouowing-iiamea arncies to see
if they would fit, rnd if they did
they were to come around and pay
nice line of j l ,and J- 1 lwnberlake . Kichard
AtlIi u a Prry, E. A. Kemj. and Joseph F-llcr.
, m lhja J8 tfte of T J Harris. :
G. H. Joynkr.
Notice.
The undersigned having qualifd as (
for same, namelv: shoes, rlnthinir ' administratrix of JAmes Stokes do-I
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MORTGAGE SALEDF LAND
By virtue of power of sale contained
in that certain mortgage deed, execut
ed on the nrst day of September, 1898,
by Jas- Neal and wife, and Ruffin
Brodie,. and Jas. Neal ' and 'Ruffin Bro-
die, Trustees of Eagle Rock Church, to
H. H. Harris, and duly recorded in the
Registry of r rankhn CJounty m Book
117 at page 54, default having been
ness thereby secured, the undersigned j Methodist Church:
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coats suits, pants. Bad plan to ' XLiVi- 1 ."IfiuFTI" . . ,
uc Liaiiiiia um iu lit
payment, and thoe holdine claims
-- i. t ' scsinst said estate will present them
lours truly 01 or before January 15th. 1910, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of1,
T-flMviTf lM i their recovery. This .Ian. 15, 1909. )
M 11U3 1 Jm Robcrta Stokes. Admr'x.
The largest and i e! r. lle-t: r.
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SILVER TEA.'
The following invitation is extended to all members and friends of the !
will, on Monday the 15th day of Feb
ruary, 1909, at about the hour of noon,
at the Court House Door in Louisburg,
N. C, offer for sale, to the highest
bidder at public auction, for cash, the
following described lands in said mort
gage conveyed: selling.
First, that tract upon which Eagle
Rock Church is situated, bounded as
follows : Beginning at a rock, Joyner's
comer running East 88 yards to a rock
in Joyner's line: thence S. 12 E. 55
yards to a rock; thence West 88 yards
to a rock on the Louisburg Road:
thence North 55 yards to the beginning
containing- one acre, more or less,
being the land on which Eagle Rock
is located. -
. Second, that tract' bounded as fol
lows : Beginning at ; a Maple stump,
Mitcheirs corner on -Little Creek,
thence N.v88 W. 83 poles 5. hnVs to a
stake and pointers, Mitchell's corner ;
thence S. 1 1-2 104 poles to a stake
formerly a' Horhofeam, Mitchell's cor
ner on, little Creek; thence up said
creek as it meanders 48 poles to an
Ash, thence continuing up said creek
as it meanders 93 poles 19 luiks to the
beginning containing 32 acres, more
or less. : ; - ; '-' .
r-tThird. that, tract bounded as follows;
on the North J by fthe lands ' of - T. P.
Dean, said land purchased from ; the
Smith estate and .known as the Mabale
Jackson tract, on" the East' by Little
Creek, on the South by O. U. if. Mitch
ell's land and -' on the West by the
Davis lands, contaiming 20 acres, more
or less. . :;.; ' -
This 15th. day of; January.; 1909.
: : H. ID Harris Mortgagee,
' r to the use of J: P. Timberlake,
You are most cordially invited to come
On next i uslay night, to our Minister's homf,
From eight until ten the hours will be.
So be certain to come to this ''Silver IV i."
Thevjname will suggest an important thing.
Some coin of Silver you're requesteil to bring;
And 'tis granted each lady 'vho comes, it she cin
Decide who she wants, to bring with her a man.
We will certainly expect yod rsmemher the time,
January nineteenth, nineteen. hundred and nine.
From the Ladies ok nr 1'ajwox.O;k Am Sohett,
v of the Methodist Episcopal Chnrr.b, South.
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The funds raised will be usedo add some mnch-needel repairs and
furnishings for our parsonage.
1909 ; i - a fnnnc; 1909
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RACKET STORE
Just Received a Lot of Nice White Goods.
To make room for our SPRING STOCK we will sell a lot ef desirable
goods AT COST-
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-' Having qualified as Administrator of
J ; . W ; unpton, i deceased, - all persons
owing his estate will .make immediate
payment and all; tbseA ,holdg f claims
agains t said estate must presentthem
on or before January 15thr vl910,-' or
this notice wjll' be pleaded in bar . of
their recoTeryJf This Jan. 15, 1909. ;'
H 1 1 JaMbs' Brewer,': Adnuv f
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ClahEanlFtfc Remedy
ttUEVES WtJEil OTHERS FAIL .
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; Ererybody inrited to get barRttng,-
NOW IN MY BARN
.More o.d iatl lr.i t tt lfor. J liV wkcJck
drftlcm that the udy of g. mxiU . ith lumhtfwill h tsc r
tki4 year than tfr before. quick rd bur riw. Yoa will in t
same price Uter ami not fei U e cjttality. Frter J:ir kcut
CanUlia. King s Hill. I!r.i.i'i Ilfids. KiltrVU, Wiltoe. 1 rt&iUfil
YounRSTill. Wake Korrst, !U.ieMlle. Tt,kf tld. r Loif era Cr
Itoadf, Sprinjhoj or any othsr Tjcinttr, cu tm se!J af!rttd to Um
littlo more time to cora. to kauwburf? la et thctr tooles .m hut
where they can get tor quality at a lit tl j,nc lhaa tby r
posHtMr exjxM-t of a small dealer who hndlr cal; a fw
kole wajvon. My tradf reaches out f ar U.r r c trry jult. Rrtpotii
parties entitlsd to credit en jet Cool Acmmodt&au Ur a.
can from their neiphlor.
WAGONS! WAGONS!
I hare ?exy au4 I aid 2 bone; light and heaty. Iron Ail.
Thimble Skia, and can aip y0trNwiih the whele otjtl ircJud
Harness Brt chiog, BndWJLc. . "
BUGGIES
& CARRIAGES
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