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voTxxxix.
e LQUISBURG, N. C, FRIDAY. AUGUST 6t 1009. -
KOKEEB 25
Tttt TOBACCO MARKET
u 0pEN FOR THE SEASON
NEXT THUKSUAi.
Tear, in the history of Louisburg's to-
Everything in Readiness Top a
big Season on This Mapket
Good Sales Expected On
the Opening: Day. ;
s will be noted f ron the an-
uincements ox um waxeuuuooiucu
vduch appear m this week's . paper,
w onening sales at all the tobacco
II L Til
..irehousif wm iaK.e piauouii iuuib-
j ,v August, the twelfth. A pros
peiouH season for both, farmers and
ffarehoiwioen is looked forward to.
j lSt reason was one of the best in
i. ,i,,rv n r tiih i.i ii?ii-,ii iuiii&cl ai
'
I ulace; the amount or tobacco
i,l was nearly double that of the
preceding year, prices were Detter,
fllles were pullea on in nne styie,
cm rooms were full several nights
in the week, and averybody in town
seemel interested m tobacco. It
markei a revival in thetobaceo trade
in houisburg and all signs indicates
thai the uboom" is to continue this
- i 1 " 1 n 1 srnn
season Wtn Digger saieia auu even
better satisfied farmers than those
wh thronged the streets after every
s j u:u
sale last year, une uauer wuiuu
threatened the market has been hap
pily averted. It was feared at one
time that the Farmers' Warehouse
which did such a successful business
an,i won such wide popularity
ti.rmiah all this section, might not
be run again, as the Farmers Mu
tual Tobacco Company had not been
able to secure the right sort of man
Vfor manager. But at this point,
iMeadowB'Snd Hams, who had , prer
Boapd of Education, "
Th. County Board of Education
will meet at Cypress Chapel, in' Cy
press Creek township, on VVebfnesdty
August 18th, at 1:3G p. in to con!
aider the reformation and consolida
tion of districts in this township.
Parlies interested are invited tov be
present.
GOUtlTY. COMMISSIONERS
v '"
JUET-JN REGULAR SESSION MON
DAY, AUG. 2ND. '
JK. "'. . . . .
pared to do business at the Kiverside
Warehouse, came forward and- pro-
M)Wid that rather than see the house
cloeed, they would take over all con
tracts of the company with drum
mers, auctioneers, etc., move over " to.
the Farmers Warehouse and run it
themselves. Their proposition was
accented ana ivl;huj o au 1x0.11.10
will therefore oonduct this season th
Farmers Warehouse on Nash Street.
This ulooks good" for the market,
for with these experienced and pop
ular warehousemen in charge of the
popular farmers Warehouse, we
h ive a combination which ought to
make things "hum" this- fall and
winter.
This does not mean, however,
at something will' not be doing at
the I Jig Riverside for we are informed
that it will be tuq by an experienc
ed tobacconist whose announcement
will appear next week. Messrs.
Waddell and Collie will continue at
Hart's Warehouse on Main street
and expect to sell more tobacco than
ever before. They have a large
and in leasing patronage and it has
w to he a saying among the farmers
toaome sections that "if you sell with
"wueii and tjollie once, you win
8dlwith them always."
The baying end of the line will be
presented by Mr. T. D. Tyack for
the Ampvipan Tnharwi tomnanv.
Mr-. U. Cheatham for the Imper-1
idl Messrs. S. J. Parham and J.-B.
Thorrlfv frr Vi Tnrl ancnHoTltfl nnd
there mnv nfK ;.
'ith three splended large ware
houses. Well lifVvtQ1 n-nr coith ft 11 nnn-
fences, run by the best" and ' most
exPerienced warehousemen in the
State, and a full corps of , buyers
'presenting almost the entire tobac-
00 trade of the world', there is no
reason on earth why a man who can
St to Louisburc should ever . carry
hls tl)hacco to any other market,-; for
nere is not anothei town kfthe -to
1 .
oacco hftlt
more courteous and honest treatment!'
were his patronage , will : be; more
-FF'wiated or where he will get a
better
there is rm ninn mkn.n nifn v . v
his tobacco, he " can ,.;bny- .what
8oda he needs to btVr - advantao'iB
V right here. ' ' "
All together "now f or ' a banner
A Pleasant Day act Bunn.
Among the many-pleasant and en-!
joyable things that liave happened
at Bunn, the most pleasant and de
lightful, a barbecue, was afforded
our people and their friends "Hn
Wednesday, July J28.,.' by Mr. Guy
I. Buell, President of the Montgom
ery Lumber Company, of VSpring
Hope.
Thi morning was bright and the
good people of -Buun were" -wide
awake and stirring by early dawn.
Everyone trying to make a stfccess
of the much anticipated picnic by
arranging the table and things in
which to serve the barbecue.
Suddenly a slarp whistle was
heard, and -'Peggie," the faithful
little engine on olif new railroad,
was seen coming in from Spring
Hope with ten nicely dressed pigs
ready for the hands of ' Uncle Dor
sey," the cook, and the nice bed of
oak coals waiting for them.
Everyjthmg seemed jolly, and as
the Bunn people and the people
from neighboring communities began
to assemble on the grounds of Bunn
High School, the young people fur
nished very sweet music in the
Academy, and even the birds in the
grove fieefedObe ' thrilled -gcvit the
?ir of the picnicahd barbecuej as
their sweet strains were "heard, for
th refreshing and most appetizing
odor of the roasting pigs was now
spread abroad over Bunn.
About 10:30 o'clock several of our
people went to the train "Peggie of
course," to meet Mr. Buell, the au
thor and giver of the pleasure for
this delightful occasion. Mr. Buell
was accompanied by seVeral of his
friends from Spring Hope, Rocky
Mount, Raleigh, Norfolk, and New
York.
About 12 o'clock we were highly
entertained by Mr. Thomas, a distin
guished singer of New York. Those
fond of good singing appreciated
and enjoyed the solos so well sung
by Mr. Thomas.
After the music was over the joy
ful news that dinner was readv was
announced. The barbecue and
brnnswickr stew prepared by our
beloved Mr. Buell were simply grand
and the chicken, bread, biscuit, cake
pie and pickle prepared by the ten
der and dainty little hands of the
ladies of our community were equal
ly as fine.. With such refreshments
as these spread before us, the tall,
stately oaks stretching forthT their
long brawny arms overhead to shade
us, and while the flag of the Bunn
High School, with its stars' of bltre
and stripes of red and white were
floating above, what could we' call
this but earthly bliss? Yes it was
entirely a success. Though the
crowd was estimated at about BOO
or 1,000 it was almost like "feeding
the five thousand,' beeause after all
were jfiiled "several" basketfuls . were
taken 'up; " x - V"-
-1 After the dinner hour Mr. Buel
and his friends looked over our vil
No Business of Any great Im
portance Came Before the
BoardVlAlI Members Answer-
v " ed Roll Call.
The Board of County Commission
ers, met iit regular session on Mon
day, Aug. 2nd all members" being
present. After the reading and ap
proving minutes of the last meeting
the following businesswas transact
ed: N .
The Montgomery Lumber Com
pany made request of the Board to
accept the railroad crossing near
Anderson's bridge, where the rail
road crosses the county road, but
the same was referred to the road
supervisors.
jl ne xoara asreea 10 iurmsn pip
ing to fix crossing at Thad Dean's
house on Louisburg road.
T. S. Collie and N. B. Young
were appointed a committee to look
after Carpenter's Mill bridge.
Report of E. N. Williams, Super-) games this week but it the
Ford. on second played- tpperb ball
for the home team, while Sarlea be-
. . i .
hind th - bat and Hale on thir ure
both "star, Batteries for IUletgb
Uiddlean Brockwell, for Lom
burr Hamilton and Surl.
AUo bn'Saturday Egerton park
was the battlw ground of a wound
game with Henderson. The firt
game with this club, which van
played about two week co, result
ed in a victty for Iiuihur. Thi
tin.e th-y got re-inforcjnient from
Prnnklintoo, tut defc At wan the tun
they dancffd to again. Th or
waa5jto3 in favor ot louu-burs;.
Battenes for Henderson Baker and
Chanc', for Ivouijibarg Fitzgcmid
and burlra.
' We are glad to 8 the citizen of
the town giving the team such loyal
support. Iveep it up and oar club
'wilt continue to play good ball. Ball
playing is wholesome exercise for
those who engage in it and a splen
did recreation for those who itne
the sport, U-side it U a good aivc
tisemeot for the town and we cun
well afford to contribute individual
ly for its support.
The raias have interfered with our
reather
THE
r.lOVIHG PEOPLL
AND
THBIR HOVEMENTS IN
OUT OF TOWN.
la woet hri to aak a ras0y lit.
loT.u4bo U aU i pi
aKe4t is ih tata c all nbra yhus
we ar mci 4it to flt
whn taaj fa, I c-, yitTt
btvd stock, or bail a sdo, or War
two-bar cJn'.or. t4 tJLier.
far ill Uik bf bar trr.
lag dowa feoi at-ply n t t u
a rry rr- tM t4 i1 vt h
A'- t ilusrs fci crr, ci.1t lei
V
1 .
Mr. X. IL All.brooa Ufi Tclay j lh llMS ,v m
to vtt.t hi. people at tl.r4 Nek. . b;Jk irra( hui UuU w t i-.v,
Hon. T.V. HtckoJt returned btn !Ui:f m:lcift It m iL rir, l.o
Tue4ay mgbl ani srot a fw dart, Jhattng nra x it u n.
Jones ilacon c-irne orer from lial- t fsci o;otrifA rjr of
eigh and spent Sordv with hit jopjo J flwc l.S?s. mxh a
Hv. K. H. DaU an4 an, cf ;ck ol jo:irr. vj t t cv f -
v
ThoselWho Have Vlslu?d Loalt
hurz the Past Week Thoj
Who Hare Gone Elsewhere
for Business or Weasuro.
Mr. I). C. Strickland vi4tJ Ayx
this week.
.Mr. J. W. . Hollinriworiii i ii1 i
iamrnore ine pa w-ic.
r.ta 3 a U C"". rr- dtr.r
-
ih nisur, whs. mih to ct
N-i of 1.ccl to d tTT to
Goldsboro, are twuinj; at
lege,
Mr. J. U. IVnr. of MatleUUj
vmted SoHolk and llood r" Urs c4 "w '
past wek. ' JB' mU' ia " ' T
... , .... , J la iSitrste a4 Uktt a !iv'J 4 t tt.
Henderson, are viiiunK M- I--'
.aa
W. Peram.
'Vol 4o t. te! fatat2- Cvi ic
. -- - - 1 rei-. t t -r .3 w n : . r
; J . - C ... 1 l . .1 mi . . . : 1. V
mieuueui ui uuuuiy uoiue, was re- permiis mere win o a came nre 'iwik r raiin , m ffl .... v(
ceived and fileox He' reports 11 J on the home diamond Friday with
white and 14 colored inmates. nendron. They are determined
J. H. Cooke was appointed a com- to lick us and say they will do u
ruittee to look after bridge at Tay- Friday if they have to import a team
ton this wek.
Mers. William Baro
son Gren telornfi f Ka eW f r ra
a vuii to Jeima,
A ti at,
arvJ W ij. tpaalt etat t,ti 1, it !cn
cf c4 t?i VAV- Aisuv ,
lor's creek. o do iL Lets all corae out and see Mr. ar3 Mrs. I. K. Johr.n. b y ta ccU hto. ata
Joe Burnette and J W. Ayscue the rtaults. we predict th faste
game ot the season. A pet, have returned hne. ' JTfo ytaaat. la c arJ a.a
were relieved of poll tax for 1900.
Elvest Crews and Lawerence
Moye were relieved of poll tax until
further action (both of the above
Mrs. (;w A. IU. and cSu4rrn. ' t3J cf Uf
of IUrderon. tmiJ rati in A l ,& "
... T ,w . v 1 w far-rs i.o e--.:ai .c.. la!
pt
X. H. Tucker, ho ta, tn n-
ini h bro;hrr, J. C. TacVer. hr,
I
b c. t r t c. inr 4!
1 fall aat u -X t at U
ali at co h t rtil3?rra t m a.-3
Bunn High School.
We are anthomKi to announce
having had one of their legs cut ff lhal tho Hnnn Hih School wUl or-m
in a railroad accident.) for tho falI feriu on Mondav, p-
E. M. GuDton was annointed al 1...- r..i. i
: - f, . , r . , . """ left TosaJar for Ocafc V... Va
ouitiiuiiwo w .uua d.ici uuuK. For the cotuujg year the principal . . taa. r. .rjpa W $uitrtx
Coy Johnson's allowance as out- 0f the High School" will U, Mr. Sant-! Mr VS W Cxt c.tt i,rr,mc i,-.4,J r!
side pauper waa increased from $1.00 ford Mlirlio. Taoio Chealh-! mn",ic in thc TnmIy 'f . ; .c-o r a
to Si 50 Der month -- i n n k. w pwunc i uocie. jir. j r u;,r.
w ox.ov per luuuiu. am and irgie Mills will have charge -
The committee appointed at the 0f the public school department. Al , near WD-
farmers institute to confer with the r,f tli0llft iher. ur v1(1..,,. ,fi-ri Mra, lmarr'a.i lUsla r:r!
Board in reeard to establishing at?- fi .i .....- Sundar fr.m ths tniTerjfT o Tti
' mr va a vt vvtinivt va oawi4 as v ; av
It :. rr.an bo wViir g ati
.ar 1. irftft aJ.cc f T:t.a
ricnltural experiment farms in the confidence of the people and 3f the nse. at KnctailU. wUre ha. f rc,,u , wIt uii ltt u,rt,
county were present and placed the patrons of the school. ! f: ftaJ cr ' f(.i4.uU. urK.lt
matter before the Board, but no ac- Mr. Martin U the son of the Coun-! Ir T iVf. c t'"'!; nWac. t. v.m -prr..
tion was taKen at this meeting tke ty Superintendent of Yadkin county. U.m, pawl thresh s.n en fcrrrt
Boaid stating that they would con- rrraduated from Wakr Forft Cl- ' day en rot for Ho-rt.tilU;
sider this at their next regui?r meet- lege, ma.na n t i.axpk, ha snc- he wm marrx! U M" Anna May
log.
A number of accounts were allow
ed and the Board adjourned.
Marriage Licenses
cesstully passed the examination for
State High School Certificate, and
comes t j the county with hih rcc
ommendations.
jaa on rlr.!aT at tTicoi
MiM. Mary Vbb., of Maj
who recn'.lr n-lfntaa -f-t !i:o
at the Johnaori-WV.Ji. iv,jr.';'3 at
In Korr.
t
No selection could have given ( Hichrnor.d, aco -
rar.M. MfS-
The followiug is a list of marriage greater satisfaction to the people ! Mamie 1. Xal a&d M i.-ct
iceoses issued by Register of Deeds I geuerally than that of Misa Taxaie Webb and iVrry fo'.rrl
Boone duringthe month of July: I Cheatham, who heretofore uught two f bom the pav. "mi.
White A. B. Herring and Wil-1 sessions at Bunn. She has proved .
lia'E. Davis" Charlie Privett and Ci 1 herself a most excellent teacher in' The Editor At Home.
Daniels, Eddie Wright and Pattie
Bailev.
Colored Been Harris and Perlie
Harvie.
I
ot I-its-a t-i a 4 rc2, l..a litirs..
oi Mt l"v:.? ti. L Pat;
to i"..'.r iatii PaU u t.l
jti:-Ji at bcr. H -. ci acitt
th: rwo-at.ba ttij bw icatV a n
r i .t.. t- J
of jhoroo from St. Vincent. ta;ucf ut. t t t,K ?
Base Ball.
Fellows, its a shame to take your
every way.
Miss Virgie Mills is a sister"
Sunt. Mills, of the Iouwhur Grad.d i Norfolk. Va, lat Saturday afur ; 0,4 40, 0:4 t-ci ui iatii 4
Schiol!, and was elected npn the-novp, a ccn m pa n I by hi. little ici It t ? vai tirr,
hearty recoraraenUiion t County ! aaoantcr, reanor. ana ir. j. r t t-c fa i i J tam.
Superintendent, H. H Whiu. Malooe. He arrived at Fraak'i
.... . x a a ,
T.he school is fortunate m having 'on ro. atwtJar ra-otmr-g ::,uc! rr r.M. M lk !
r a-fii.
money" retnarktHi several fans to the secun-d so coo-l a foice of teachers was wed taken care of al
1
nome ciuo last rnaay evening tetore J and it is well preparel t tin rnost j ion imie. 07 .im iwaai. ww j ib a ar sa 4 ti. a
the game between Raleigh and excellent work. ! met t Franklin.on by a nroWr cf 1 tc&c T kU t1j
Franklio-
II.
i i ;b Wi
Louisburg commenced. And to see The high school lepartnnnt is f friends from fsi.b-ar. hg awi-
those giant athletes display their open to the whole county fre of panil him borne. Altbogh ry
ability as ball players in the practice tuition. Board can be secareI at j weak he stool tb uip tetaat katlr
before the game made all feel that exceedingly reasonable raos. The j well, owing to lha lender manaf tn
we had tken in too much territory local surroundings are of the very! which b ti looW-4 altr br ibo
and that our club was out-matched
and would soon m out-played. Such
was the feeling that prevailed when
theimpire call 4 wpli.y ballP Hol-j
den B., the first man up, landed on
the first ball pitched for a line irire
lover second baseman and quick hs a
lest.
at
flash the- bleachers were inspired
lae, and;lJien,to our sorrow they with new hope, -ajrid the confidence
boarded the train for Spring 'Hope.
I. wish to voice the , sentiments of
tbe 'entire body . in expressing our
heartiest -appreciation and sayinsc
that the occasion wa ': thoroughly
enjoyed in the highest by everyone:
. Irrthe afternoon we - were enter- J
tained' bv a game of - ball between
Pine, Ridge and Bunn, and while we
wre not flaccesgf nl ' in; the 'r game,
witn all other things considered Twe
had a good day ahd one never . to be
forgotten, by thecpeoplef ot :uunn ;
' With best wishes to the Times and
all of it& readers. . ; ! ij " v..
r . ? V rtJ01TX DOOLKT.'.
of the visiting team shaken. Then
followed several gnocessive hits scor
List of Letters
Remaining in the potoffce
Louisburg, X. C-, uncalled for:
R. Alston, O. F. Baily, lKn
ard Cumintnga (4), Mrs. Lhe Davit,
Sidney Edgiton, Rolert Kgerton, C.
L. Fleming, Joe Fordge, W. S.
Griflin, Z. R. Gupton, Jim.- Henry
wno na4 ntxn in charge, tie aa
awfalJy faligsel, bal siooa hi af
rivad horoe hia phyalcian sart bu
improvement has ben wondrfaL
While of ooors be is rlill noos4
to his room bo is daily iot? ovisg ard )
hopes to b alJe lo b oal and ahake
the hands of his fririi soco. He
ask us to retain his sine' thaskj
lo all ibosw who hate so ki&dlr tec
deml tSerr love ari tjtapathy. He
jtayii that sotae of the brtl la
Hale. Joseph Harris. Annie Waite
insr threernns in the first innmr: I Hunt, Jerry House. 'Eltubeth Jones
which taade everybody feel that it John Leach, Moul ton Mr, H. Ci the world liTe la Kraiiklia caiasty
was possible to keep the gaoi mt raYtl Jona.l.L MS?T Mra, Anru6 lod be came in oonUtct srith qit av
No they d .mWr of H Frsnllb.
rj gan, A. S. May, Prat Perrjl4 W. M. ?J?'!$V)ul
till at the endini? of tht eichth. : ih Perrtr. Jaa LI Rrwuinbartf.lvan Hicks. : ; - . . 1
score being IT to 6 in favor of Louis- G. W. apence, t inamnpion, vtcav uno rpor .waa
burg, the game waa xalle4 ' for, tbi L6 M. UnJ. I!-
leigh;;cl SJ 'f14: . fiUefor.nin with, laillr.m
wbattlero,WthVhea '. ,0 Urn a. be .hoold; bet It is xtU
- t 1
ting on both'sidea; waathe feature Mw- them advertised.
that delighted the BpecUtors. , E. S. I , R. R. H aiait t P. M.
man above al rata, who &4t lo do
better firmkat. Tb cua, wh hia
Ha. t.air a lai t" ra.i m
fa3;lt t cm tz. p4t?j at tl
oAd lore Cam is Crra lek
uri.4p r t t.s,c c4 a lavrg-
ccTaUtn cf raaa ai fr?ia
IUt O. M. Itk f:tdt.cd lie ft.
raJ aaacna. Jt-cUr: ?c hkzs
cf baa frioda f tr4 tat a laid
wbxi wt rdavCd en V Tiv.,
H laiaasi a tcJLcr. fut?
ib: trotSrs la surs aJ a tcl
cf frv!a fevaiirt ta otnirs
tb-if Wna. bat are fe.i lial litt Icms
is La tu.rt.aJ fxijK.
We caa&o d?atjJ m Ij Vtl
aStjU t uk3 trco t Jtui ia lit
aad wot wbt t wj ..a5frinji. ,
We stall asaas tha la euacj wart yrt
we k&ow ,ll it Q&9 w-pfki i&i lie
will all r tarraw WaX
Miy titwatkia ci tle Lcrd -mtsi
orroisg cot ia4
caay tbay la4 CKwlrt la lia 99
dotJbv all Ltt wt'L
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