-MAS ED. & -OWNER
FRIDAY, JULY V 1909- -
-n.X TO NBW ADTKKTIginE5T8 ,
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Pi Harrow Notice of Summon?.
advertising do your-busi-
William Walton intant son
IvV H. Fuller, died Sunday.
LThe man who is always grumb-
has no time for anythingelse.
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Property
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VSeveralpf oar advettiseraThar
madVchanges;in-
It will be worth your: while to read
tbem all
TAR DROPS.
id the ice cream, supper
of
, rrUUs Helen Crenshaw entPrraJn!'
ed a numbeVpi her friends at bridge'
on Wednesday night m honor of
Miss MayWhiteof Oxford? MpI
dames ReQ.;Hart and M;Vs; Clifton
received thi'prizes for ' ihenihest
scoro, Mrs.. Clifton presefited, hers
to the'gnest of 6riW:f :baintv -refreshments
from Bughi's, of Raleigh
were served. -v-v-
BpirdofEaucatIon; ; :
: j"Hjr wu uue uetjinning or
a? new school year with the Ijoard of
wnThe Weinberg Messrs.
; &c "were reappoinsea uy
the last gisUturand' took Joath of
omc before Clerk: of v Court iXr'.Jl
Barrow, 2 ; '-.A 1 -- '-V -
bhn C. Winston. " was jeelected
Chairman and R..B. White; iSuper
vTbe chief business of the daV was
the selection of 'schools committees
for the county. ... A:com plete list of
these will be published in the .Limbs I
nttweek. After the usual routine
businesT the Board ' adjourned to
meet the first Mopday in August.
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5 Captain C.;H. Banks informs us
that, his company, the "Louisburg W-A
ucd, , wui ,eave ior ; ump; Ulenn
noar Morehead on Sunday night Jnly
4 18th at 10:45 n m t,tvif .
Camp Monday - morning at 7:80.
Lotffsburg has cause to feelverv
IeIplhe Daseoau. J"7 offioerand &ia w'eU drSled set
Lding the ice cream supper tonight, of -Gentlemen. Andwe understand
tfiatit has all the -members " allowed
under the array regulations with a
large MPt of waiting-applicants.
While passing the store of Mr;
J ;.MJoyner on Monday: afternoon
we noticed-quite a number of articles
rnHcr (1. M. Cooke will address
negroen in the court house next
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The attention oi our readers
ad to the new ad ,of
Lr.r Female College in tnis issue.
is
Louis-
Bowling seems to be quite pop. Spiled up in front'of i his 'door which
L with many ot oar young people
( some are sending the score away
-Lot VV. O. W., (Wood men of
eWorld) pin. iinder will please
Lnrnsame to J. S. Strujkland, at
wEs office. "
-Where is the Chamber ot Com-
r, .1 J U 1 I. 3
prce. ueniieLaeu uuu t iot ii urop.
helps other towns and why should
. . T 1
not help i.ouisourg.
Kev. U. B. John, Presiding El
x of this district, preached two
le and interesting sermons here in
Methodist chnrch Sunday.
-Gentlemen of Louisburg the
j way to build up the town is by
king together and working fa
ther, and then keep everlastingly
it. ' ,
An ice cream supper will be
k-ved on the Macon hotel lawn to-
ht at eight o'clock for the benefit
the baseball team. Let every-'
Ay go. - ': '
We feel like congratulating the
et committee, oq thjB,etfeetiy&
rt they are doing on- .the streets
1 have only to add "Jet the good
ilk continue."
Capt. C. H. Banks requests us
state that a drill of Company D,
be had Bnday, (today) evening
o'clock, and all members are ex
ited to be present.
As will be seen from "their ;ad
another column Wilkins r Stegali
ve moved their barber shop to the
eadows building on Court street,
ere they have furnished quite a
:e shop.
, Gentlemen of Louisburg don't
the interest in the upbuilding of
'"r town lag, but put renewed en-
V m your actions and bring 'into
lity florae of the hidden- wishes
u have.
-The State Association of Rural
ee Dalivery Mail Carriers held
hr State Convention in Charlotte
M Week. Franklin tnrrattr' aaonnio
- uvuf asovua"
was represented by "Capt,"
Nicholson. ! '
-vjucDMSU tU BU11U vuab
next Tuesday night is the regular
ru"g of the Woodmen - of thA
rldallmtmbera are urged to be
seD Initiatory work and other
t'uriant mattwra will AA L
order.
was locked, and we afterwards learn
ed that ?t had been relocked with
a second' lock; anda pieco ot crepe
ueu xo ne,; aoor, Upon examina
tion we found a card'attachedto the
door which read "Sale will com
mence at 12 o'clock, sharp, tomor
row, goods must be' sold." And after
Mr. Joyner returned we learned he
had been to a ball game; and while
absence a number, of boys had taken
advantage of his absence and played
a practical joke upon him. However
it created right much fun for many
when he returned and saw the
changes tha-t had tasen place; in bis
absence. ,
FarmerVInsliitute.
The Farmer's Institute will ' be
held in Louisburg on Wednesday,
July 21st There will be a session
for men held in the Court: House and
one for the ladies held in the Sunday
School room of the Baptist church,
and it is hoped that a- largeX crowd
will be in attendance. " Mrs. Hurt
and Miss Stone will have '"cfiaree" of
.Quit . .. ana. jur. iretree , will . have
charge of the men's "meeting.
Therei will be morning and after
noon meeting"iT7 ' .
The same meetings as announced
above will be held at Franklihton
on Tuesday, July 20th. The time
and places will be announced later.
The Times hopes that very many
of our people, will avail themselves
of , this opportunity to hear these
speakers.
Why Atb Provisions So Hijrli?
One reason is that there are so
many more eaters than workers
consumers than producers. But few
are doing the labor. Thousands are
doing the eating and spending. If
a baseball is held hundreds of thous
ands will visit that, lose their time,
spend some money, and. not be prof
ited one cent b such folly; so' with
numbers of other wavs of wasting
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tinae and spending money.
Instead of farmers preparing
wheat land in time and aowing wheat
they will spend their time in goiny
to town and negJect farm work, nod
say their lapd will not produce
wheat. When I was a youth a far
mer that bought his flour, pork, eta,
was counted a worthlees farmer.
If our farmers would . raise their
own provisions at home speculators
might get a corner on wheat or pork
but that would not hurt them. - If
we would use common sanee and re
gard Bible teaching about what far
mers should cultivate, high tariff and
gambling would not hurt us. It
looks like we" might learn to do bet
ter, v
Experience teaches a dear school,
but fools will learn in no other.
Where is the vigor and raanliees
that once marked and distinguished
our faimeis? , ' V '
Jut after the war of 1861, it wae.
said by the large farmers, "kill out
your hogs, raise cotton and compel
laborers, to pay. a high price for meat,
The advice was followed bv tno
'iljnJ.V'owthex say we cannot
grpw wpeat. .jl us r, grow cotton
and? tabavf
1 Bholu the effect of such silly ad
vice. .
jWeinevef gain by leaving the old
Bible paths of prudence and wisdom.
Eider P. D. Gold in ion's Landmark.
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Asotatc Safety.
In every department of banking we arc prepared to rc the roPle in an
acceptable way. Ve make a special effort to properly care forevery one or our
customers. ' We invite all
j uvout kj ium' uih; ui a oaaK to CJIDCT CA11
It is a pleasure to ecvvc small aa well a large depositom.
or write us.
FIRST
NATIONAL
LOUISBURG, N.C
BANK
UNDER SUPERVISION OF U. S. GOVERNMENT O-
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of ball at the latter nlace on
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Marriages. -
- During the month of June our ef
ficient Register of Deeds issued mar
riage licenses to the following cou
ples. .
White Dr. Hodge A. Newell
and Jannette Hayes, John Doyle and I
Hettie Ray, Earnest Fuller and Min
nie O. West, G. W. May and Lizzie
P. Hollings worth, Luther H. Rig
gah and p"ufaula Winston, Ben. W.
Brown and Annie B. Strickland,
Percy R. White d MarxSlli? Ma
lone, W. J. 'Shearin and Liilie A:
Bailey, i.W alter L.- Hosej and; SafahV
E. Hines, C. R. Alford and Col umber
Carter. . "- -. . .
Colored M. A. Fuller arid El-
nor a Brooks Ben Marin and Margie
G. Chavis, ZollieffToung andSavan
na Harris, MathewEster and Vic
toria llockaday. . , i
Y score stood 3 to 4 in favor
"enderaon in the elevnth Snnmr'
!ttrie(; Eoaom. WbiVar A
Jkner; Henderson, Barbee - and
ill J. - -j4Bk
Letall the farmr whn t
mbv a ..
v ho attend tne meetings
o.o Auainuie io oe neid
1 0n Wednesday, July21st, and
o-- iu unug aiong your
and daghter, as there , will. ,h
matters that will-be" bene-
Itoboth. ,
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Um. R. L. rf nrriann T fit
ers of the TT Q - A
yi Survey, ate now at work
g a map 0f Fr.ntli
fae are verv'niQ - '
, . j cw geuuemen ana
ao,Qg a wort tW t i
til i ilia
Listt of Jurors.
The following is a list of jurors
drawn by the Board of County Com
missioners Monday for r the August
term of Franklin Superior Court:
' -B. C. Joyner, W. H;V Wilder, J.
Perry, WrE. Weldon, S. T. Gupton,
Ok J. Copped ge, ? A. H.. Sandling,
C. R. Sandling, H. E. - Hight, E. S.
GreeJj.R. E. PearceyJ. E. Hall, W.
W. lineVwJ R.uIghum, Peter
Collins, J. P. Pleasants, W. J:J;Gos
wick, WetJY le wis, Wyatt W est;
jc. Wheless. D. ,T. Hollings worth,
AbelBowden, ATB. Perryi A; ;Q.
Perry, ;AVJW. W heless,, F.;; B; JMc
Kinne; E.L; Wipston, R., H.; .Rich
ardson, E. Bl Preddy,' A C.xleon
ard, JiH'-Massey, M' C" Gupton,
J. T.; Fisher, O. S. Macon, J. S. Lay-
' Wanted
Five girls and three boys to work in
Hosiery Milt steady work, good pay.
STANDARD HOSIERY MILLS CO.
Creedmoore, N. C.
3A1F0F LAUD FOR TAXES.
In accordance with an ordinance passed
by the Board of Town Commissioners, and
by authority of theCbart-r of the town of
Louisbnrg. 1 will on Monday, August, 9tb,
1909, sell at the Court Houe door ia Louis
burg, the following town lots, for non-pay
ment oibaxes ane inereon lor lyue.
Louis Boon?, 1 lot Main St. $
June Davis-1 lot Mineral Springs
Washington Davis, 1 lot Hmberlake
Avenue .
Gitta Dental lot Halifax Road
Harry Duaston, est. 1 lot River St.
Geo. Egerton, 1 lot limberlake Ave.
Chanie Egerton 1 lot Egerton land
AuBtea Green," 1 lot Mineral fSprings
Geo.' Hart, 1 lot river road
lieuce Hazxlewood, Sr. 1 lot Newport
Betsey Jones, 1 lot N ear R R.
SijQ Kearney, 1 lot Turboro KohJ
Dmpbrey McDowel. 1 lot slab town
Angy May, 1 lot Main St.
Richard Perry, 1 lot iTox Bamp
Serin a Strickland 1 lot s'ab town
Norfleet Shaw, 1 lot slab town
Richard Skinner, 1 lot R. R..
Mrs. Berry VTilcox. l tot short Sr.
. C. High. Tax Collect r.
J 3.00
9 44
v 9 48
9.36
12 20
3 00
3.10
6.40
7.65
9.71
2.40
.10.00
5.90
542
8 96
5.20
1.84
9.66
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Notice
Having qualified as executrix of H.
C. May, deceased, late of Franklin
county, N. C, this is to notify all per
sons having; claims against said estate
to presentthe.same to me on or before
the 25th of June, 1910 or this notice
wilFbe plead in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate wil
please make immediate payment to the
undersigned. This June 25th, 1909.
MRS. C. A. MAY, Sxtrx.
North Carolina
Franklin County
DolliVilliams
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In Superior Court
August Term, 1909
Qiams )
vs -' s notice of Publication
Sam Williams
- The defendant, in the above entitled
action," Sam Williams, will take notice
that a summons in the above entitled
cause,' was issued against him on the 6
day of July,. 1909. by; the Clerk pf Super
ior Court, v.' of v Franklin County, which
summons is returnable .before His
Honor Co.51., Cooke, Jadge presidinjr:at
a court to be held,, for Franklin County
on the 23rd da- of August, 1909. The
defendant will further take notice, that
the complaint in Vaid action, which is
for divorce, has been -filed in the omce
of theiCterk of the SuperioTv Court for
said county. ?J Let the defendant ' take
notice that he is required to appearand
answer or demur to said complaint, or
the relief demandedi-will h orAnfWl
This 6th day Of July, , 1909.; ;
, J.' J. BARROW ;
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Tops, Extra Rubbers, Stone jura, Tobacco
Twine, Thermometers, Heavy
White Duck For Making
Substantial Cots
GRANDPA'S TAR SOAP
will take tobacco gum off your hands. New
lot of Screen Doors, Windows, Wire
and Fly Paper.
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franklin And Adjoining Counties
We wish to call your attention, to tbo fact that we now bT on
-large number of FLUES. Also a plenty of fiue iron and four good workmen,
and can suppiy you on short notice with anything from half a joint to a full mL
. We also have in stock a large quantity of the bt Tobacco Twin.
4 Themomcters and Tobacco Trucks
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