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RfllfrflT- " . : K0KBERS5
V0L. XXXIX.
JIG LAND
jJlNY LOTS SOLD A ' VERY
GOOD PRICES.
r.
ji Crowd of People from all
Around Penny Brothers
Did Good Work A Grand
Success.
uis'ver io tne many advertise-
of the occasion there was gath-
Uunn oa Tuesday one of the
; crowds that has gathered at
1 1
ti . i vuiaQ m many yeara to
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: :" aie oi iois py tne Amer-
; ;lty and Auction Company,
nboro, and the Suburban
, mi1 Auction Company, of
1. From early morning the
, iipgan to come and contiuued
n in until a good while after
' in came. Thitr was due at
i ..'clock but owing to the un
hlle delay it was about an
, !;ite. This was carrying three
c;,r iiar were loaded with people
an: !)' whom were the celebrated
am :i iit-rs, toe irennv JJrothers whn
dl.l r'lfc '
K.m.i-v Brass Baud, who had bfpn
l . r i
s. .."iivi io Turnisn music tor the no.
and it is hoped by the many friends
ot tne tamily that he may soon re
turn fully recovered, lit Has been
learned since the above "occurrence
that the dog that bit the child had
bitten several other pet dogs in the
neighborhood and the owners' of
such dogs will do well to put theto
p or kill them at once.
LOUISSURgV N. C. FaiDAY; OCTOBER 29, 1909.
the 'jmm PEOPLE.
(:!.:;:
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SO - on
Mr. R. R. Harris Dead.
J he death of Mr. K. R. Harr,
Postmaster at Louisbnrg, w"hich oy-
currea at bis residence about one
mile irora town on Tuesday morning
at o o clock, although not uneiDtcU
ed, was received with much regret
oy our entire community. Mr. Har
ris was 63 years old and had lived a
life that had caused him to make
many friends among the people .with
whom he came in contact. He was
twice married and leaves one daugh
ter, Mrs. J. A. Turner, byhis firTt
wite,- and one daughter, Miss Ina
and two sons, Rusaell and Joaeph,br
his second wife, who now survive
him. Mr. Harris had been promi
nent in county politics, beina at his
crying off" toe lots and the 1 ?nl fr 88Veral Vs Pri
Brass Baud, who had b.Pn Chairmn ot the Republican County
Jixecutive Committee of this cdunty,
had served several years as Clerk of
the Superior Court of this' county
and : was at the time of his death
Postmaster at ,Louisbur4. He is
survived by his second wife, who
was before tbeii union, Miss Ina'
Mann. The Juneral services were
conducted frod iiis residence bv
I' Rsv, F. A. Bishop, pastor of the
Methodist church; and his remains
were-tenderly laid to rest Wednes
day morning in the cemetery in the
ftjahee ofalargeQiiHibtrr of friends
who had gathered to pay their last
tribute. The floral offering was in
deed pretty and immense. The pall
bearers were Thos.B. Wilder, G. V.
.bordvJVM. Allen, E. L. Harris, E.
S. Green, W. H. Yarborough, Jr.
fPV. V. 1 i i
uc ueiuaveu lamuv nave our
sympathy.
i'iv:t soon after the arrival, of the
lr..!i "v.-rvthinir was DUt in rekdiniaa
:: i . worK Degan. t The twin
a,; in ih selling the same lot in the
sun v..kv created much suroriao and
ivs '. '.il HI ttlH iOtS hrinfTinir o-nnrl
Some of the business lots
' l as high as $325 and many
uM for $250
II ! Railing continued for about
) t.j hn-sr diid the Da nd furnished
m i,',-1 ,i music in the intervals.
' iadies served dinner, refresh-
S etc., for the benefit of the
i and many of the. school girls
buny raising funds for the
library, ail of which ' received
"H'i support and the day was a
gr-'it sticoehs in every way.
! fie were many people present
" ian,cu juunn in u long j
l'!rs -.1 -.rith the progre'ssiveness of
ill ;' Sfvuon and its people,
while she met and bnr hr Kwx,
mentwith a beautiful christian res
ignation, all who knew and. loved
her,felt that, in this affliction her
gentle ' spirit V received it deatli
b!tw. Her career on earth h endd
but its influence will remain, and ns
wa contemplate the life so peaceful
ly closed, one thoaght, one feeling
dome's to all, "Blesd are the pure
in heart, for they shall see God."
Her remains were tenderly laid to
THEIR MOVEMENTS IN AND
r OUT OF TOWN.
Tiiose Who Have Visited Lonlj.
burfr tli!) Past Week-Those
Who Have Gone Elsewhere
for Biisinoss or Heasuro.
It. !. EgIrtou wrnt over t Hrt;.
dirsin TutJav.'
Mm-J. M leron If-ft SumUv i..
for rtliintiff
dferHjrjr.
Johrutnh County 5ir:. Bnk
piainttllt, ppi.
rest in the cemetery on Tuesday af
ternoon amid a large, number of sor
rowing friend3, and the ties evi i vl'11 ,u r f V' atVVvuto...
deoced by the many beautiful flow
was indeed pretty. The pallbearers
were v;ra. Bailey, W II. luin,
P.R. White, W. M. Person, C. K.
Cooke, J. WT. King. ,
thirst ta OJ U:mv
Wright v. r i , i 43 1.
nit
Alforvl v. ii? rrfrr.4 i a
lIMnbt;rj w rtfer.
ce v l nard. cntarr.i
nja uit.
Duiner to Old Veterns.
T'ltsday there was gathered
t,M-'Jfr here about one hundred old
' "ins for the purpose of partak-'"-
' iiountiful annual dinner gi-
AauguuBiB ol xne
; ihcv. These ladies had ev
; ;v.ell arranged and deserve
( ' "lit for the excellent work
' Dr B. F. Dixoi,,of Raleigh,
's, nt and delivered a very
ami touching address' to the
'l'" cr.)vd present and was intro-
witlj very appropriate remarks
' li'-v. G. Al. Duke. The intro-
" 'i ; V of Uov VI t , .
- .ui. lyuac wen as
"',-'h of Dr. Dixon was highly
i by all present. The Old
:' expressed themselves as'be-
' ihlv pleased with the enter-"
foil lii'lil nf fhft Iqv mnA aiA K..
"ccasions grow better and bet-
jr-ai. o am atways giaa
to these old "war horses, for
11,1 ' ur whoU. country holds the
'"t respect, gather together in
'lr inwlof I I
",jdi) io mmgie among
l l(;,n fr it sems to make Jife more
'A,,r1' the living "
Bitten by Mad Dog. -
c ,T w " " ;v" Aiv oisu
Won Mr8' J . W' Hollings-
-j morning ,bya 'mad dog.'
ine(t0w80wn, Kw,,- ...
orth ad wa8 a pet of the family.
,lad hown eigns bf bein iick
but no one rw; ,
him tK 4. auymmg -aoout
Imn1lal1.8,,g?C8te?- hydrophobia.
ten t J afler tne cniId was WtT
n the dog waa kiUed an(i fcl3 hea(l
Qt ff and sent to Raleigh' for eri
-nation by the state chemist
V r!ported tbat , it had a Genuine
l-dNO 1 1 -.2 .'- ' - - . .... .
r - raooies. The little ehild was
" "? aab ur treatment.
Death of Mps. John Neal
On Tuesday morning of this week
when the tidings of the death of
Mrs Fannie Neal spread throughout
our town, there was felt univeisal
and profound sadness. She was a
woman deeply loved bv her iare
eircle of friends, and from those who
knew her at all she had won a sincere
admiration and esteem. Belonging
to one of our oldest and moat influ
ential families, being a daughter of
Mr. Richard Turner Yarborough,
and sister of Capt. R. F. and Col. W.
L Yarborough. Her whole life
had been lived in this, her native
town. In early girlhood, being
scarcely more than seventeen, she
was happily married to Mr. John
Neal. Not long did her sunshine
remain unclouded, for in Ies than
two years, the grim and inexorable
hand of disease, touched the young
husband, and after a few months of
lingering illness the earth closed over
him, and the ghl-wife was left
wrapped in tho gfoora and disolution
of widow-hood.
To her baby boy she gave all the
love and tenderness., in. her stricken
heart, and in him, as h e . became a
man, she found the happiness of her
raaturer life, and the joy and com
fort of her declining years. Herna
turex was loving and loal, and her
refined gentleness made her a char
acter lovable in the extreme. For
. many years she had been a commun
icant of the Episcopal church,' and
to her ehurch she gave V devotion so
djrue-hearted and a service so faith
f nl : as was rarely ! beautif ulT Her
sympathies were jkeenv aad sensitive
and sne was e verready to respond
liberalltaeverydeserving call for
help. Irfber death, pur' chapter -of
TJ.,D. C. has sustained s a heavydoss
for ahe was a' true daughter of "our
Southland, nd gaveto our cause her
loyal andrgenerous sapportvThe
-of .her gonV Mrl W. P. Keaij
"occurred only' a f e w, taonthg agpj'and
From the Daughters
The U. D. C. wish to extend their
sincere thanks to those who o kind
ly and generouslv contributed to th
splendid dinner gfventhe veterans
on October 26.
These brave old soldiers look for
ward to this annual gathering and
thf-re is a pleasure and an inspiration
attached to the planning and servmtr
of these free dinners, and the haimv
faces and warm 'hand shakes o the
soldiers give evidence of their appre
ciation. We realize when we see
this noble gathering that thev are
our aged citizens, ' and sonio ar-
feeble, and their do wed heads and
measured steps are unmistakable
signs of their long and useful liv?
while thrw are others, where aiie
rests lightly upon them, but at best,
they cannot be with us many vears
and we cannot do too much for th ?m.
The few courtsifrt r..t ..J
that we can sJiow them is but' ..
compensation f. i the eervice ti:-r
have done us, and the hardshij's
they endured iu war.
The placing of ilower and tl !
upon their graves will not s a flic fr
the kind needs we might have shown
them. So lot us, each' year nuke
this occ.isiou more glorious for tlu tn.
Dr. Dixon's address was ably and
well delivered, and we f .el grateful
to him and are satisfied thi- we
cauld not hare chosen a better
speaker. Those who did not hear
him raissed a great deal. The vet
erans listened to him with tears iu
their eyes. He was the on , th,.v
wanted to speak to them, for tlu-v
luffeied together.
a-1 I:. HicVt, onecru!!.
J. E. Ttxomz9 fjH.ni ,MV,rl dawl Prof Winri. it 7 XVllt :
h. Rocky Mounts week. j rror Winj-ato Underbill Dead. NVUc :.i,M,if
Jones aia'con cam. ovir from lUl I i r" :uts .t4.nu tW... um W7
pie here, t ' 1 j lul. J.-1 ,.n xS, h.ul j tUtf . V,,
Mrs.T. A. P,ron,c.f (irt,nv,i J Mr. rnderbtb i . . . 4
is viuiting
Person.
.Miss Ruji.tlie lJurnh.tr.lj,
SaUsbury, i vMiting Mih iULn
Cren!iau .
.Mr. C. F. I,m j,r.d Mhm, ilau,f0
Dickens, of Franklmton, w?r in
town yrterdy.
Mrs. Mmie Maaon and Mr. W.!.
lie Tillman, uf Richmond, aro viMi-
in at Mr. J. .J. Persona.
Irs. Lucr liurnctte and nun I.Jkf,
vim .f.i ... 4t
ill t.roti-hi Ix,uihorC on t.y ;:r
Wrt ibu and ib fcntJ ; ct n fcTli tw
ill probably U h.Id S:.d.r 'c.i, c 5r, ru.i ,f.
morning tb bom o( Mr F X . -r .-: f. v,htX ;f ,u
K
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ror th
New North Carolina Industries.
of Alabama, are v; ,,er aun: 7Hn'" r-.u, .
Dr. I). T. .sm.thwick Uft ,.. s..,r.. f. ... . . . x .
nts.lay -u bum lr,p to n,...,. . ... . . .
sou and Warrett county . . . ,
Judtft. O. M. toke h.f i Momiav ruiij.'.ifi.; tor lift t'ni ' Co rat:.? i
ior Alison wiK-to. Ju. ,jj hol,j . r .a-rtuav. T
special term i.f Wihon CourL (tat..r.JA - i 1 jo
Rockwli, isiud hU brother .fr U
.1. CoofWfj,. parv k.
.Mr. John W i'tTn', I)r a. 1;
H.'.vklnM and si ,tu- AUv. vi
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itod :it Vir. Wm. i;3ivk t!
John I Wi; ...1 1
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iiMiig a uumikm c-).rH.. at Kin..
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turned hotr.t-.
Mr-. Kaiie Cr-r.i.-!w, nivi la--' ..
t-r. Mi i!t.Un. .M-c-r, :. I i.
their gut-s:., Ha WVdn. i.v ,r
Iialigh.
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hcvn viiiim at th h,.l;. . f Mr
C High, !,.ft V,dtVl.v f ,r
home in firnstMr-'.
Mr. F. N. Kgrton culled to
' Wiiminion Tu iv l.y Uvrain on
account of the n i !uh ,n.in. .
la, Mr. Winatt. rr.drrhiil. .1,,'
V: in
Took Her al Her Word.
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There will !- a regular metin"
of the U. D. C. in the .Masonic Hall,
Wednesday, N:..mlier :rd. A full
attendance is ur.ently requested, v,
there will be an electi.iii of oiihvrs
f jr the coming year. We hope ev
ery member will b present and
with renewed energy and luterfnt
for the monument b now in siht,
and we nt-ed helj-.
Weddings Ten Years Hence.
flare is the way the papers ;
write up weddings ten. years hence:
"The bride looked rry well in a
traveling dress, but all eyes wre
centered upon the groom. lie wore
a darfc suit that fitted hia form r
fectly and in his dinty gloved hands
he carried a small rose. Hii curly
hair wai beautifully done, and a
delicate odor of hair oil of the best
quality floated down' the aisle as he
passed. The young people will miss
him ; now that he ia married. 1 le i.
lored for his many accom Dliahm tnt
hia tender grace , and hit inning
.'3r Pnae coram and a gKd
iook-keeper ; aid: the
oomwiU miaa none of the laxuriei
which. he haa been accustom ed. A
$Vtd. L PVy' men ea V Jdtu off' at
tb dnnf JT5,T' V Vs. - .
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i '.6Fea tr?uVe .8eemi to be tLat
tho kmd of .; women . wh we V rotes
would help the ballot do not appear
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na'i un-inrgoiu. an .....ration in ti-.t !
hospit A there. j
-Mis Annie TimlH-rlakr.
gradu.Ued as a trained nuro 3r
Taking the nonur- t
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.Mount, tpem a fMr ,th l.r ! ... Mtl. ,
peoplo near to.vn ek. ; x,,, v r s
MuwA.ike Journal
Mr. Joe M ay and dauhitr, Hui '
L'.n:.v, ot anton, N. ( 1,11
frit-np and rektn.s in t.n tbxi
week Mr. Mity -.v.:. a former C4t:zn
of thi county but hjv! nft iiird
Here before in twenty voar.
Franklin Superior Court.
The following cases were diipontd
of since our !at' report, which cloed
on Thursday evening:
. Jouet Adm'r ve Green ei nl, Con
tinued. Mann vs llarahkll, continued.
In Re Will of Walter IUildtck
continued.
Grifiin et al va Stevens, continued.
Collint vs Pcarc, continued.
Iloack and Ford Keal, eon.
tinued.' ... f , S .
Yeatherby viGyt coniinutd.
. Strickland vi Stricklaud, jojg.
ment ijjneL . t
: 'EJlia, J&m'r ra IloJSn, ooottnuad.
J Price et al va Splraf et' al, obo-tmued.y-'-.
r " iy
v Alford va Gay continued. - 'l
'Brantly, Marahburm Ox, ti Dan
ton, jadgaaant for plainuila. -
Allen ra Aliubell, oontinuecL
A Lartre and Enthualaailc Keei
Ihp: of tho Alumnae and
Former Students of
Louisburtr College.
In rtn t , the call for a tnrt.
i ing o( the Alamn AifccjaUan by
tliel'riJn!, Mr. J. S. llarra, a
lVje tMmtr uf tijt former llcta
Sobered at the Collage oo"rceUy
afternoon, Oct iPlb.
)lra. Barrow atated that the fvai
poie ef the roe?lm vn ti .ociklar
the former indenta pari b the .
larzemenl of the College. After
aeme dwaoaatan ot waya aad tae4ca
ahe aacete-i that a Ure o caber
uld conlribuU la the tmiklbg tzi
through a baxatr who toigjji tK
olharwiee be able i make a doca
tloo. The jTopoiUa oei vitS
Haoeral apprpVal and firl Celda wr
forropd for the parpe of bric-jCg
about united action araoaj; prat
and former at ait nla at Mlovc
Xo. 1 Tbm Caroline Patteraca
Guild mciading alt ttudtou pier
to the year 1875.. Melame J. 8.1
Utnow, Charlce M. Cooke, J. H
iicar. HZ k j. o
dirorc.jadgm.ot-for pliioUa. ,. ootom,,,M-- -; .
. -Wlllttoia, Ta 'Bargtrdn, jtd;-pntat Th CVali Ltvracce
Mret 1 .? ( r.rrr.jf ,..,4
tht". Ibfcift, -mttc iz. ll'.ijftr.o
t -at fctJt tci.K. tbi n.
lib Hr rt(Ce.
Jteral of tb ivr arcn;r 4
ati4e.! lb Xivb ccstjty cra.fcia.a.
of ts Far&era rck at Ki.aU
iUe laat 5air3ay. .
Xfr. W. II Uc.m 4 erx5e tl
to Cedar U U: 5tt,tf.
Mm- MaUie Derii-e Laa
aeoa; uJ a r-ciiica hh B. W. tjp.
church al Srij; Hc7. Haaa H4-
ill Ct'T Is w St.
day ScUkL
Bl w tb e.!;V3r aai ii.e
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WecaU tte alKziba of eta-
trirt to t!ue ctsr c4 dt cf I.
rcrclure CotraT la liia letua.
Tley are bcib laIsg jc cf ex.
G1 c;?jruillaca u t xy arriijj
W LVlr !:: n rrry rrtrLiiU
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