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A. THOMAS, EDITOR. JAMES the couuxy; the STATEt the uhioh. stjnscaipxioift.oo pee nu VOL. XXXIX. LOUISBUBG, If C. . FRIDAY, J ULY 20,1009. f I I MILITARY BOYS RETURI). sUp&" 1111.1 l n" v, uibie people of the community com bined their effotts, and fed a thousand AFTER W ) -nyAtdV- 1 peo pie with , r barbecaa branswick MtT AT UUrlttilEAD. 1 aiew, cmcsen, tamp, cafces and pies gaiore, ana no man left those grounds nnnrf SImo P!: hungryoi his own' volition In "adU AUBeiuiu " I, dition to this table' groauinK .witfc cept one and Report a Pieas-. good ; 8everal short; speeches ant Time Company Made were made but -: as this scribe was Good Scores in Shooting". held at home by circumstances are Tust as the sun peeped over the not ablejto give the names of the EaHtern hilla last Sunday morning 8Pakers. the military boys from Camp Glenn reached home, pretty well worn out, and sea tanned buti jubilant orer their week's outing. We 1 arn from those present that our' boys held their own with the other Companies 1 V. 1 Camp, wnen wor was oemg 0, EDITOR; THOZXAS BETTER. in do ne, and when play and eating time Will Shortly be : Able to Return ' ' - ':-5: -, Home ; v- ' Mr. R. B. White, - oi Frahklinton, who was in Raleigh' yesterday - re norta that tha condition of Mr. J. A. was announced they had no equal. Thomaf, editor :of the Louiabur? These annual encampments, are look- Time u improved. Mr. Thomas e(1 forwara 10 eacu year, ami w ar ha8 beeQ rfcfe. He wag at Pans- certain iruui w 1 Springs for some 'weeks, tain Bank's uompany got an mat theQ weIlt t0 Qcean View, Vs. His wa8 commg tu condition was such that he was taken time. The health of the bojs was toTSti Vincent Hospital for treat od wnue in v.amp wuu me ei- ment , ,y Dtt payne. cepuonoi uuSW Mr. White says that Mr. Thomas who reached here sick, and is still wa8 Detter the day he was in Nor- confined to his room. Chaplain oit tnMrhe.had bee n anvd av dur London, accompained the boys and W preyioaS week, and his phy- wa8 ever reaay xor run or wor. . . eXDects he will Bht)Ttly be able The following is the roster of the tQ leaTe thfl hospital and return company tnai wen. lo encamping. , - His manv friends here and Capt. C. H. Banks, Lieuts. J. A. all oier the state regret to learn of Turner, J. U. Perry, Sergts. S. . hig uiness and trust that he will soon Boddie,T. M. Cona, G. C. Harris, fe re8tored to hia 0ld-tim good r All those wbo bwe the Times for Subscription, advertising or job work;or. vrh0 may owo the cdi tor personally, will confer a 1 very greM fa6r if they will pay" the same, or a ; tiortion: of it Snow. It is very greatly needed, and you know that a "friend in need, is a friend indeed." . the home of Mr. and Mrs. TPeyton Sykes, of near Barm, and took there from .their beloyed son, Paul K!,,who has been sick for some time. He was a great sufferer and lived faith ful lo the last and his lait words were I hate a hope." 4- .His. remains were 'carried to the old home place for interment where the serrices ware conducted by Ret. G; M. Duke. The pall bearers, were J A. Pippin, G. Aw Alford, J. S. Ballentine, B. M. C. Mullen, W. G. Cooper and B. P. Hinton. The deceased was a young man of only 19 years and leaves a number of relatives all of whom have our deepest sympathy. B. H. OUR BX-PBESIDENTS. patent medidae . a a Ten, U ths titboatloa cf Umi Oftdkal j JU. sion 'Is equally u pnl, If tot a grtex cczrse to ih hocun txca iLta tne tabtbio of alcx&o!. Krta mct( noetrutas prredbe a otrtxm do, ni whnsY a ptuai mldfwe iHm ii crtated, whkh moat be MUa54, we twlieve thai Initiation vQ tjpJf la thb pxnkslar as forcaU? at It las ba appliea la rrjard to boots. By dop it la muni a fesotr c( the soda fountain btvtrag, ta-or-phmf Umlanaa, coexist, tke bi ache taJta, the brool, ttd a ll thai rvqoirve a irtua4 to faoeotrau. Tbw ao-Ceiled rrobrbilioo bf7t u a prow eta. u a man ctnl cm the fenst&Ulive dlittllaUoa cf'ocrc & f- . t or rye, d wiu ujte tae cftrucme diitilUtioo of wood. Thli ctrtu lim Their Average Period or Ufa After Leaving Office Preaident Rooeevelt retired from Ootamtrcul alcohol, which la cuny V. X. Williams, J. D. Hinea, E. S. Merritt, Corps, R. F. May, H. Stalhngs, W. R. Black well, G. P. Inacoe, Jno.F. West, H. G. Perry, Cooks W. F. Beasiey, J. J. Lancas ter, Musician P. F. Monger, Privates G. E. Boothe, L. K. Brewer, L. 6. health. News-Observer. An Ne- Object Lesson For the grpv The Charlotte;:dbserver infbrms us that on a farm near Mount Olive, Clark, H. C. Collins, W. E. Collier, N. C, there is a negro by rihe name Jno. A. Cottiell, S. F. Collins, H G. (of Calvin Brock who -is one of the Codd, E, C. Collins, A.;I)rike, , Jt. oltjaijsjf L.Furman, Percy" Gapjjfevtia Gupton, C. E. Gilliam, R. Z Gupton; i Afad by way of presenting axx 6b C. H. Holmes, William Joyner, J. B.Tject lesson to the -dissatisfied ;.jnera- Harris, J. D. Hill, T. G. Hill, J. O. i bers of the ' African race who have Hagwood, A. C. Jones, R. H. Jones, I been led to believe that the Promis- J. P. Leonard, Ed. Lancaster, J. C ed Land was to . be entered by the Massenburg, J. O. Hay, J N. Neal, pass of politics, it may be well to W. M. Pernell, H. R. Parrish, Cal- cite what this industrious negro has lide Radford, D. E. Radford, R. W. done. Sturditant, W. B. Wheeler, B. ,J For years past his thrifty operations Wood, Dorsey West, E. C. Rem have netted him an income ot large Company D. made two marksmen proportions, with scores 101 and 99. We Ieirri But this year he decided to spe- that private J. J. Lancaster' made cialize on the Klondyke berry; and the highest score in his company, producing an abundant crop he was We cannot give the number of first fortunate enoughto set as much as and second clais marksmen on ac- $5 per crate .for his output on the count of not being able to get the railroad platform , at Mount Olive, information. while his neighbors who raiaed oth- er varieties were shipping to North- Homicide at Bnnna. I ern markets at mucn lower prices. On Wednesdav ni?ht Charles And Brock: is po well satisfied Stokes was shot by Addie Bobbitt with liis lucrative employment that (both colored and inatantlv killed, the thought 6f politics never enters near Bunns. Addie Bobbitt toffeth-i tbe of his cranium. with three othftr witnMflfi wer He is even quoted as,, sayinfi that brought to iail h tn ftw.it , he womld'iiot exchange pi acs with liminary hearinff which will take lthe 8overnor place to-dav. W wr nuabla to Norould the . salary ;attaehed to gather any farther facts in regard . to tnd higneBt omce m tne irt oi killing, but buddosa it will all tue commonweaiw oner iy iuuuo- n I '. ' .. . - - . v 1 oat in the harin. . N- menttW Wis negro; w- uaiw more money raising BirawuemeB uiau Ur. W. H. Palmer Dead. fb governor mms noiamg omce in Died, on Friday" July 23rd, at the BW ; ; residAn. u- t vt "--d i v Bt he is in no sense of the word wiaeneeof his son, James L. Palmer, " 1 v, ' William n pi t irr " ' a monopolist. From Brocks' pomt of "unara h. Palmer of Warren eoun- .... . r . - , , . - ty.llr. y. . .u.nt ew it would be the; biggest -thing Play Ball. The Louisburg team has just re turned from Oxford where they lost by the score of 1 to 9. This is our seeond game with Oxford. Louis burg winning the first by the same core. We hope to have Oxford come ortr for the deciding game soon. Raleigh is coming Friday 30th (to-day). The game will be called pronipdy at 4:15. Owing to the financial situation, we trust tbe ladies will not object to a small admisaion t eej-so the management nas aeciaea to change 25 cents for men, 15 cents for ladies arid children. Everybody come out and aee Fitzgerald make his debut. The team goes to Toungsville next Tuesday, and the Management has several games promised on the home, ground for next week. An nouncement will be made when defi nite arrangements have been com pleted. We have a good team now and it is up to the fans and fannettea to give them loyal support and see them win. It is worth the admission his exhalted office wbena compart tively young man and doubtless looks f oi ward to a longer loaee ot lfe than has fallen to the lot of a majority of retiring Preaklent. John Adams, the second Preaident, lived over a quarter of a century afur lay tng down, the cam of offico, but the average period of life of the PraaU dents after f retirement is only 12 years and 10 months. The lUt fol Iowa:' x :S George Washington lived 2 year and 9 months after retirement. John Adams lived 25 Years and 3 months. iromii Jetteraon lived li year and 3 months. James Madison lived 19 years and 3 months. THE r.iOYllIC PEOPLE. mzm Eoranum in akd out or TOUJt. inatanooa has prord a deadly postoo. Ue will riak hU tif to well-kr3n poioa ooaulsed in mi ot the cure-all tnixturt in tbe or a cnirktL It la ttmply sn IcapoMubOily to legislate again l an spfttiu ihst ctlU for stimulation. In jrefro to many of the pat ents and dop give ua pare alcohol. It is far Iea dangcro&a tm tx pemive. Emporia IodprcJnL Thoie Tho Have VUliid fjouU bun? th Put Witlt TtcrSi Who !Ut Oont Htevhera for' Battncti or Hujtcra. Mr. J. J. Allo r;ci 5xisy la Kerf oik, IVm Hate Han UJt f aicritf U vlcl rt:ariv al KitrraO. Mr. D. P. HeXHt m ftig a taw dsya tl PaavcA 5;rb Mr. H T. TarWrwS rir4 Uil k freo a rkxt us Ncrf Hum Gi"i Ayoxle Utl llis vtek to ndt frWdt at Hrniw, V. C WiUurt vizi crf i Kit- tnl to rWil wfk. amh, c4 Mfiaxa, It tk:ic Mint MasW Jom, xru town. Mim MtriLa LsiH ILcrr: cl Haw Itivft, it tMifttjf Mm 7Jrrs,W Mr. K. V. IU tvi UnZt r,im- j ! Tz4ir frco a tut ia Ocuijj Mr. J. W Mturs inl iti enoei of the briirpvoci ait James Monroe lived 6 year and 4 " tbc aP w abiit to month Saved by a Late Train. A story come from Wicjtoa, C, of the abaodoorotnt of a pre-Mm Mitt pcld mamagf of a yoon ooaplf n W arrttstoo. of that city by rvaoo of lh dnsnk- u . - . . . . e Ut . Uat!fa. ai W.Uf.p it lznz JL f ae to seeBillikins" play third base. We hope to have Henderson over Saturday for a game. v ' The Management. U.D. C. The Joseph J. Davis "Chapter U. D. C. wiil meet in the Masonic Hall on Wedneaday August 4th at o'clock. We earnestly request all members John Quinoy Adamalirad 19year and served in the Home of Repr sentativea. Andrew Jckaon lived 3 years and 8 months. Martin .van Burea lived 21 years and 4 months. William Henry Harrison died pre cisaly one month after his tnaagura tion, April 4, 1841. John Tyler lived 17 yeara atltr hia retirement. James K. PMk lived 3 mootbt. Zachary Taylor died in offiea, 1 months after hia inauguration. Millard Fillmore lived 21 year after his retirement. Franklin Pierce lived 12 ysars aad 7 months. James Buchanan lived 6 yeara and 11 months. Abraham Lincoln diad in office Andrew Johnson lived 6 years and 4 months after retirement, and served a portion of a term in the United Statee Senate. U. S. Grant lived S yeara and 4 months after retirement. Rutherford B. naves lived 11 yaars and 11 months. James A. Garfield died 4 mouths K Tor urrrjiooro br tfev rera U Wavf lteit?flfw en aU l.i rr-- larf ltcerus in mttoo obe to the ab-T . . mam I oaio. te.ar tjwt. aenc of tha rrcttur of d the ta, cl OiltrJ, n4ii u Hr (V. W Urowa'f tl tt wti. Mia, Iw C IWk asui VVt rrtra- couple had planned a trip to boro whr they wtta to te cirrii. The train ptovtd to be an hocr a&d a half fate .and the young' t&aix. im patient at this delay e3gM ea'ac ta the cup that cheers ed to ofua in-ebriat- When the train letlly came and the coafJe bearded the traia, the bviJe-riet orvei live condition of her near&ihaj atd e on 4r that wek itit i-tkll fc il te rririe at Wi5.c- 5 lf. A. H Fie. L Lu ijieai:sj; --r U at Of Viter. Mfa A H nssiaf wlm ku tra vmUtsj f iu at !5i-e-ltrr- re whocan possible do so, to attend after hia inauguration. Chester A. Arthur sarvived 1 year v iuia meeuu. : 1ks. J. E. Maloxk, Prea. Mis. R. H. Dati, Sea which could happen to his section of the stata it- all v the ?-berry, groweri would follow his example in the cul tivation of the Klondyke variety; and he has even offered to give them the plants. it . , s 1 r It is no.wonder that' this; type of nefrro enioTS the respeot - and confi- dence othis white fellow-citizens. material derate loldier serving the South which he loved so well, durine tbe nt,re war. He was wounded ; three )sins; an eye from one of these onnd8. He was born in' Warren C0nty Augu3t 201844 and was mar- "e(1 to Miss Alice Sooggin December 6thl865. Thr children all hnr 8UTTlve this anion.- The remain Wer taken WWntnn n,lt besides adding-to : the SLat"day and there faid.tb'fTest.by wealth oth section he is aj?;: the 8id of his wife in the:Semetery. forming the far more .usefu y and im. mtmtmmmmwm . , - portant service w tue ; pcwio wA tuw BajbecueaTirmns-" ? cf 0 V ?A"P! 1 If von hrr M.:Lu::- .l'L-u''- rigrit sort of grit, can accomplish. v - uwn ainvm' a ihmi i - i m iiiii Mm . s . :, .1 " w.i.i,- ..?,.-- - -n, - . 0,3rvea eatahla. r-v ;it and 8-montha atter retirement. Urover (Cleveland lived 1U years and 7 months. lienjamin llamaon lived 8 yeaia. William JIcKinlev died in offie. Only two of Mr. Roceovelt a pre- decesaors' returned to paUie life, began 10 do a little thisklcg, with tie rwalt that ahe aallv albrited ! .r..4 i ie from the train aad tart he, W j n, KeJ t.u3 CLZir. c tollow bj tk. lament at4 to- U?-ca. V. tl Ht portunat. brile tUl n, j w. Kire li.. t aal wrk. la j lrieJ !e?.e fracs a 1 fattva r"' j Arctic dav the rwn vek ports it, there is never thi a mi. ) IlwoeldU weU if" tee iSlv . - l.6 While th $lcj le Uat1 as a jeel by the c'.ixaalr iosj 3e to tL It woeld b- u if other girls would exhibit the ud good MM and diuroiatuos ttfeve delerainir.5 to unite their d entitle with men who cannot govern lhes3 stlvtaevea on sn ecoajioo of this fieri A man shoal to eater epos a sscred rata tion and to aj.tas ton thai would bind bita tear irfe who cannot ke-ep sober on thia oe day of 4tV le trl mi frees mt! has rpe at R&eky Hctrl Yi Mra R T G74iC aad ivc 4asgi5iera, 4 Vavlca Ga, are v jrrt tajE at Mr. IL H. Gjnxwss z,s o all day a is unfit to marry. It ta bat j 4 rN Mies MftUie Ti elj 1.m lo srdtjE e?ee bs at Mtr.a asi tcwaa Vew. re'.ar&d hce oe dtr : Sad ' Death. y t Plcnio Days. V, A - These are pionie days days for the woods, for the fresh green grass, for the devilec1 eggs, for the rasp berry pie, and for the girl witk the I John Qoincy Adams dying while white frock and the heart-splitingl member of the Home of Rapreaen laugh. If you let the , swset July jlaUvea, and Andrew Jobasen paaa d ays ripple byi without plunging in-ling away while United Statee Sena- to one of these woods v affairs, and' 1 tor. butterfly iug yourself through "the leaf-sprinWed sunshine and letting Feature About Prohibition, some sweet merry woodsy affairs, ; -luCenUy the editor of thia paper and buttetflyiruc yourself.; of jelley whila lri Norlb Carolina waa Inform. cake if you fail to deek your life ,4 by a number of prominent medl- cal men of that Stat that since pro amount to anyhow? , The soul rouat , have Its days to romp, to wade in hirmon went into effect that -patent the ,: creeks and . swing from the medicine and dope fieoda had m branches of the trees. If it hasn't cream! fifty per bent. it "wUl get hard, and ; dry, and yon BQg MKed if this applied to' the ZVt aicohel habitue, the prompt mnse hand Seeinp a oeraonin a - barbr came that In , condition waa found or an, office is only halL seeing 1 hiriuprincipally anioor . the ; occtalotxiA You must go out among the - dryada I drinker and the moderate imbiber of and the naiads and tbe.sweet'- enints UjooboL the Idle dream of a vain; thocghCeaa girl that ahe can reform a man afur marriage when her tnfaeoe ever him during their eoaruhip b tx4 saCciantly strong to iodaoe him to give up a habit which Doruads sof row aad unhappirveev Men and wo man, too, should think long Vef ce entariag lato so s4no&a a r:aao. Certainly litUe le to be f-ecu-4 froo a man who axhibita ruch a Mt&ri on the day of tia wedding. Mai riaee of this kind cjnUy far&iah gnat for the divorce mill and bU&hl young w Oman's lUew Danville Ik, Mb- 1 ' "mu huh tr rncaa . rrarniiviTifva 1 1 ---w 1 vmvoo fecasiaaaauai.0 1 --s.w. .. v- .(. .,.. We- On last Wednesday, thegeii- - On Friday Morning ot lastr. week nen in charge of the contraction at 3 o'clock the death angel? visited Mr. II. X. CtviTHiaw davtur. Mws ax4 Him lW- ee Jacocka Utl yeirdiy ft Hrt dernoaville. Mi C-iM-ie aAl Lae Hale re :vra.l hoe co day Cis wa fruea a tuxi to ri:ie at Clayvs iui il&eJkj MciL. ' Mm Ke II art r, c4 Horr:ja, imrni In acnm ct dry ia1 w-k t? reirre Mlas 6ae Alnaa, m tnie phooe cicnlor, wto at Ulir.r, hrf ,irer vtca4cL. f the emerald outdoors, and talk to bim with a mouthful ot fried : chick-1 The aVove cOnditoo carries with H en and an earful of women's roices.food 'or thought, , Columbus Sun. AdmitUdly the evil of drinking Mr. It L. Uamaon, of the U. ii. Goc4ogcal Survey, who haa Wo employed la making a sarvey cA Franklin cecnty, left vwsUrdsy fcr Iinool&looio taka up work ta Lin coln aad Clevalaad counties. 'Dcr log bti aheeaoe Mr M. W. Gray wl be la claige ct the work in Franklin county Mr. Iftxriaoa ws art iai to state, wIU ratara aaia abcal S temper frat for a whiU to the d licbt of hit cant friend wboca he w ) has made dencg ha stay hare. Mr. W.T. Fs3r, f liccicy Kxe waa a tatatt oaHcr at tVe Trarta c3oe coe day tkw wk He haa. bro oa a va te Vm taii-rr. Mt. W. S. FaTe. rar Maawe, wha baa beo rirtl tack tor the riaaa iro wekA, tit we are pled aiy Is rary aachlst-oved. Mea.ra,n.'T.HcUss as A. F. Johaaoa weal ever u h orLCa: ?r crday thi u Vict the eir who Is aU laSl. YiaawaiV 2Xor;jul " aImt traatotst I Dr. Payaa. Aiiiith hk eoaditSaci as sootarhal fcsryvad" itwUt-e aeTtraJ wska Uijre ha caa trtsra hatte, a i . V
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