nri m es fs-r01"210"1.:-: fused
;: their, war to the "rae basket" th
-rrriJAQ .vol A, OWNER 1 nkii wwv.
r -V ioQQll cauo;iwmewer signed;? others
i lur ui reason xnat they, were n ot 'of
nX TO HSW.ATM
.. , t .4 Nntice. ' '
itf m. n"w :
me teuitor uu not nave timto
Alston 71
write thera.
The Aiswn "Tr?-Z'A 4'v!t.rte
r. vv. " r v,, .;. Pira - in: Your
S. UODU .
Harris -Mortgage sale; or
few;: of the
I. fi
nd
In
, N. & ? ; bargains they are offering and; after
A. Thomas Town Property or reading same yon .will do welU to
MlSoethe
X-e wish to 'annoanct to the Dab-
ttjieir: job department from
date will be under thernanaje
ment'of Ur.Aiher K. Johnion, who
wiUJi hhigy pertonal ' attention.
He will make all . eontraeta for pb
work: and collect "f or'the tame, and
w,Put parpdie'to do'thig clatt of
; xeaionanie, i living price,
on JDASHbaiiia; - - 'if 4
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D R O PS t; : V-'Svi iP mimical
- t ' , ., St, Paul's Church on. Sunday morri-
Wbat are you doing to boom5, ing services, under the direction of
Mr. Sydney Hilton Smythe, K. A. M,
T)nn't fail to see chat you are in Professor of Music assisted by Mrs.
buiiness by advertisings I Helen Fleming and , the regular
number of loads cnoir' congregatiopwili - cor
dially weltome all who will attend
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There were a
tobaceo fold here this week. v
j p. Winaton has a change
in thu issu
Si-
It is the property owner that is
0Stlv interestea in
Read what be
ofi
has
the services. v . " '-
-'In conversation' a few days aeo
with a gentleman v of a noighboring
county, who ; has dealingr witli -
ithe future of t .many of the people ; of this
yuusy,na remariei: "uransiin is
Her
le j.oauu.B uuOB a.uucu chiiens have a hiffh sense of honor.
maagur.t.uu vuC vu,. d the atirfist tn mt thair nh.
rnor iueuj. hcrationa of anv nnnT T vr loalt
! o i r
A !Zod number of our people with." This was paying our people
a high compliment
juy reaaers win pear - wiuv us
it:. .11 i
inn wees, as we jaav.e oeen aawn in
the "duraps" somewhat. Our news
paper pre as oecame rurea ana we
had to s;et a machinist from Balti
more to; put it in shape, and this
necessarily threw. --the whole "she
bang" out of gear, but as all an
kindis subject to "trials and troub
les" w e hold up complaints until the
tn mUd the inauguration ot iiov.
: V. Kitchen, in Raleigh, on
K. F. Leonard ' an old Confed
j i
USlav for Raleigh to enter the
I SoMiers florae.
-Mr. J. K. Spencer killed eight
ney irkers" this wefek, weighing
i;, .! 310, 301, 298, 240, 219 and
i 1 , f .v
:'. fntal weignt 'zdz.
Trf ruake your town grow, put
x!:. Milder to the wheel of pro-
;nd do your pai't in pulling it
Kverv one can do some-
iin'
Don't fail to read the new ad
r i iui Racket Store in this issue.
'hey say they have goods
"dirt
something
QUI1
jo;
r Mrs; 'John C. Lassiter.
After an illness x of about two
weeks Mrsr John C. Lassiter died at
her.home at Epsom, Franklin coun
ty, Wednesday,' Jan. 6th. The
body was, enterred in. the ' buryinir
grouna at Uberty ehurck at- Etsom
Kev. c. ; Jet,; ifewman cenductine the
service. The deceased was a daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ayescuel
She was a woman of a sweet ehns
tian character and was highly esteem
ed in the community in whieh she
lived. .
vMrs. Lassiter was 2G years oU
andeaves a, husbaDd and two ehild.
ren, one only a few" weeks old. She
was survived also by her parents and
several brothers and sisters.
W. L.
tiext "break" k comes.
it i .1 i. . :
ueap ana no uouul il is
p-oii neea.
-The White Teachers Associa-
ion of Franklin county will meet in
.omisburg to-morrow, (Saturday)
nd every teacher will be expected
1 ..ttr..,.!
The big bargain sale at Alston
oinpony s store, on Main street,
ill begin next Monday. Read what
iey say in their advertisement in
ii issue.
Louisburg has good schools,
i i j i:
urn ouBiness nouses auu live mt;i
lants anu a iew lactones, jjul we
iould not be satisfied with these
at lets all get together to have
lore.
Her host of friends in Louisburg
ill be pleased to learn that the con
ition of Mrs. R. B. Beasley who
ves at Apex, is very much improved
nd hopes are entertained tor her
recovery.
Franklin Superior Court next
M ndav. We would be glad to see
11 our friends who come to court '
snecially those who are anxious to
dicker" with us regarding their dues
mi subscription.'
If you want yom mouth to. fair
ly -water" turn te L. P. Hicks' ad-
vertisement and read.;;-. It will make
jo u feel that you are, in the midst
of spring time, surrounded by all the
Metablts, etc., suited to the occa
The remains of Jas. W. Gupton,
who was taken te the Baltimore
Hospital several days ago, were
brought home on Monday, arid inter
red on Tuesday at his home .in San
(ly Creek township. His death was
aued from dropsy.
We are requested to; announce
that the store of .F, . N. & R., Z.
Kgerton will be closed xon 'Saturday
and Monday, preparatory to opening
their big sacrificing sate on Tuesday
morning. Don't fail to read" what
they say in their ad. on . our last
Fge. " :
-Among the business changes in
town tor the Ne w Year we have to
note that E. S. -Ferst has again gone
in the livery business, - and has
'ought out R. F. Fuller's livery..
Alford & SoutBall. have djssolveJ
and J. J. Hayes has, again:, taken hit
old stables, arid will continue the
livery business. JR. F. Fuller, will
oontinue his sales stables at . the same
stand.
The bia sale which begins at
Egerton's store on Tuesday, January
19th, will be conducted by the cele
brated Wood Brothers, who are not
strangers in these parts, as they have
conducted several such sales in this
section heretofore, that proved sat
isfactory to all concerned. They tell
the editor that in the coming sale
they have some of the biggest bar-
crains that have ever been offered
here or anywhere else. . !
The congregation of St. Paul's
Church will give to the community
an organ reeital on Fuday night,
commencing at T.30 o'clock. The
entertainment will be- fiee and a
cordial invitation is extended to all,
especially lovers of music, o attend.
A new Estey Organ has recently
beeu installed, and the-recital will be
under the direction f Mr. Sydney
Hilton Smythe, R. A.;M., Professor
of Music, and he will be assisted by
Mrs. Helen Fleming and other home
talent. Cornet soos and other
special music will add to the even
ing's entertainment.
Notice.
The board ei Trustees of Louis
burg iNorraal and Industrial Train
ing School met some time ago and
elected Rev. W. H. Thoaaas Pnnci-
pal of the ' above namsd bchool
Rev. W. H. Thomas was appointed
by the Home and Foreign Mission
ary boord to the Congo Free State
in Africa. And upon his resigna
tion, the board met in tne Schoo
House and unanicuously elected Rev
J. A. Fuller, of Oxford, N. C , as
Principal of the above named school.
Rev. W. H. Harris, Pres.
S. P. Hawkins, Sec'y.
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Money kept in bank wiU last longer and go
further than money kept in pocket or arouni
s house where it i eontinually tutd .La
amounts when not actually neded and soon
. is gone with but Utile to show for it. When
kept in bank you are apt to use it only when
necessary,' and then yon'draw your check for
it, which comes back arid serve as s receipt
At end of month, by looking over checks, you
see what yon have spent daring the month ,
and what it went for. Pay by check and
profit thereby ,r Use our Caier's check
when ou send money away. They a pood
anywhere; we charge you nothing for thai-.
Four per cent, intercet on aaviaga amounts.
, Your money absolutely "ie. Can be witU- '
drawn any time. f
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, LOUISBURG N C
UNDER SUPERVISION OF U. S. GOVERNMENT.
THIS
YEAR RIGHT
BY
Eating The Best
Eating The Best
Your Picture in Your Home.
You cannot bring your home to
my Studio, but I can bring the
necessary appliances from my
Studio to your home. Your por
trait in your home surroundings
will be something that your friends ;
will cherish. The cost is not
Re public Brand Asparagus
Sunbeam Brand Asparagxis
A paragus Tips
4Uc per ran
TiOr r ran
.r)C per can
high.
Louisburg, N. C.
J. S. Cobb,
Photographer.
Stockholders Meeting.
The Annual Meeting of the I
Stock-holders of the Farmers and j
Merchants Bank of Louisburg, j
N. C, will be held in its bauking
room at 4 o'clock P M. Monday 1
the 18th of Jan. 1909, for the pur-
English Peas
French Peas
Ca.i pbell's Pork and Bourns
Sn 'dor's Pork aul Beans
i
! Rv-by Beots
1 Li;aa Beaas
V ,'iite Cherries
12 12 to 20c pc?r can
c pt-r ran
15c per can
10c iT can
lac, 2 f r 2",
20c per ran
liOc per can
CViifctrn a l.fui'm Oint: lV r,r h
Sur.bajn Cjrn
Canned Pu:r.plL:n
Cani'l i ( I, iii Sftiicr,
and Tiiiai ( a; up i:
Stuffed (Y.irtt
Pla:n (
Break (amIi .r
IVeach Nut Psctn s:. Jirn
l.V fj 9ltt
I-14 I,
1 2 c H 1 f
C3, v.
Pr
pose of electing directors and of-1 postum, Grape Nutn, Cream of Wheat. at Mra , Quaker Homin v Gril.
ncers, ana to transact any oiner
business that may come before the! wheat, Maple Syrup, Chase and SanbornV Luzianuf, American Beaut anl VizcYrr
meeting. Every Stock-holder is
requested and urged to be present.
Yery respectfully,
T. W Watson, Cashier.
&' 1 I'r.prr jjitii Huck-
Jttck C -fit
Among' the Movers.
C. E. Johnson has taken rooms at
Lancaster's Hotel, and C. S. Minor is
occupying the residence vacated by
Mr. Johnson. E. P. Blackley has
moved to Franklinton, and G. L.
Aycockefhas taken the house on
Kenmodr vacated by Mr. Blackley,
and Capt. B. F. Carpenter has taken
rooms at Lancaster's Hotel. Mr. B.
F. Wilder has moved bis-family to
town and is occupying the "Hight
place" n Spring street. -
TO MY CUSTOMERS. .
J. wish to announce to my custo
mers that I have moved to the
store house on South side of Nash
street, two dooi s below the build
in4 recently occupied by the Dis
pensary, where I will be glad to
serve all of my old customers, and
as many new ones as will give me
their patronage.
Very truly,
E. ODOM.
ON THE CORNER J Pe HICKS LUISBURG, N. C.
Phone 42
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U.D. C.
According to notice eiven last
week, , the regular meeting of the
Jes. J. Davis Chapter will be held
in the Masonic Hall, at 3 o'clock,
Tuesday afternoon, January 19th,
thUjbeing the Anniversary of the
birth of Robt. E, Lee.
The Daughters are requested to
bring their yearly dues to the meet
ing, that the Treasurer may be able
to forward the taxes to the State
Treasurer, this f month.. Those not
able to attend the . meeting, will
please send dues. .
Mbs. J. E. MALONE, Pres.
MbS. H. H. Dyis, Sec'y.
Sales Stables Only.
Having s'pld out my Livery De
partment I desire to announce to
the public that I will continue my
Sales Stables at the same sta-d.
I wish to have a settlement with
nil those owing me for liv ry at
once.
I shall endeavor to keep a stock
of good horses and mules, and will
be glad to sell all who wish to buy
good and warranted animals.
K. F. Fuller,
Louisburg, N. C.
A-
s for m
-i Dr. S. 'Rapport will be in Louis
burg at the Louisburg Hotel, x Tues
day; afid Wednesday, J an, 26th rand
27th, foi the purpose of; examining
eyg ; and adjusting - glasses. - - I)r.
Rapport iV ar expert in hisJihe - and
his,work ja4 of thJbest.; Joear in
mind the date i of his appointment.
Examination freeV: ,
Auction
Sale
We will haYe a big Auc
tion Sale at Centreville on
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when all kinds of General Mer
chandise will be sold to the high
est bidder. . This will be a rare op
portunity to Beeure great bargaina.
Don't fail to I attend. and supply
yourself with the very articles you
need. - . ' : . . .
-f Respectfully,
Wood &
Centreville, N. C.
X ' LOUISBURG. N. C. - S
v X SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK.
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