j7a. THOMAS 'ED.jA OWNER
FbidaY, November 12 1909.
I5DSX TO BTBW ABTKRTISXMXBTSL I ' '
Standard Oil Stoves. tv6
K. K. Altea No ice. .v
v Viffst-Var Sale.
Tar River VLfg, Co Wanted." - -
W H. Eyerr-rwtagrapns . Z ) . v
The Alston ' Co Closing,-'6ut. Sal?
Locals. . ' '''w.
TAR DROPSl
J. W. King ; received anothtf
of ice Mqnday - -.,," r u
Cottoaseed is still 'folding up
a 44 1-2' cents per bushel. '-c -
-The Bargain store has change
0f ad in thw wane. Read it. ,
"Maidens 'All Forlorn" at the
eollege on Monday night." Xet eV-
erybody t0. -
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Cotton was selling en oar mar
ket yesterday for from 14 1-4 to -A14
y-8 cents. -' "
Read the new advertisement of
the Aliton Company on" the editorial
page in this issue.' :.' ;; '. .
Mr. J. W. Hollihg worth is hav
ing a new coat of JpainV pnt ' on his
residence on Ken moor" Avenue
-The Tar. River Mattress Com
pany were busyj Monday installing a
new machine for packing mattresses.
Mr. W. D. Jackson was the'
lucky person in the contest at P. S.
tt K. K. Allen's on last Saturday
night. . .K - .,v: .. " - .
HeipVto build the: college by at
tending the play io be given by the
stndents oh Monday night in the
college chapel.
-rrMr. and. Mrs. R. O. Pernell, of
near Franklintoh, spent Sunday
evening with their daughter, Mrs.
F. W. Wheless.
Read the change 6t ad ot Mrs.
A. M. Hall in this issue. She has
something of interest to everybody
and especially to the ladies.
The Gem Theatre has started
ap again, under the ' management of
Mr. J. S. Cobb and we learn that
some very good pictures are being
shown.
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Read' the 1 new advertisement of
M. C. PleMiiMln'iveJIUyw
yaitP-rfea..
quamy ne tens you wdere to get
them.-
Tobacco is 'still- coming : n in
pretty big, lots "and is bringing pret
ty fair prices. : A11 the farmers we
have heard apeak of the sales were
very, well satisfied.
The attention of our readers is
called to the change of ad of K. P.
Hill which will be found otf another
page of this Mesne. JHe - sayfl he is
going make it interesting for some
body. ' ..
Mr. J. U. Bobbitt has opened
the old Macon Hotel now as the"
Bobbitt hotel and is open for tran
sient guests. He will no doubt re
ceive a liberal share of the public
patronage. ' v "
A. W. Perry, Jr., & Co is the
name of a na w , firm that has opened
a stock oWgroceries and general
merchandise Jn. the store room re
cently vacated by Mr. E. Odom, on
Nash Street.
Let everybody go out to the
play at the college on Monday
night. It will be played for the
benefit of the building fund of that
institution, and the admission is only
10 and 15 cents.
Inside improvements are being
made to the building known as the
old Academy building, that stands
near the college on the college
grounds, and which is being used as
('!ass rc orris of the college.
Mr. W. E. White and Dr. C. H.
Hank went out to F. W.
Mitcbiners on Tuesday evening and
'be three vent possum hunting on
Tuesday night. They report catch-ln,-'
fix and a very enjoyable hunt.
The attention of our street com-
Uee j, caIed tQ the COEl(3ition
' lm 'n t. There is a portion
of
of
1 ls atnt in good shape and there
" "nlv ' -mall portion of it that
,tj needs work and w hope , they
vvl11 take it into consideration; - V
-Wr. Will JCookerwiVhes ns to
8te to our, readers that the- idea
tht the Bargain) Store had"- dosVd
when he opened the 16 nd-10 "s cent
mistake. Mr;
gain store-andJ the 5 Und 10 cnt
.In givin tbe b'allotrof the..'Re
publican Executive C6mmytteeMasVt
week fqr Chanjman we were mirror
by stating tharTaroorough received
4 and Mitchell, 2, it ''should : hre
b!?n'rna Yarbprbugh . reciivte'd - 6 J
-: -x. - t-x uty crrur-ccUEga-iDy
getting up the article in a hurry and
we ar glad to make khevrrection:
; A friend from Katesville gives
ua.the? following item:' -bne of oW
IP?k ajen wenttuVkey, hunting one
ye pasiVeek :and uporr finding
and bagging mVame'' become.'' so
e nthus.ed ;that he ran allh the .way
backjilbme leaving hirHhepolmer
dog by.theway side. He is1 now
offdnng a reward for the return - of
his do whorasswers to the name - of
xrownie. 'v- ? -2
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Bimn. Items
bmcft the phenomenal sale of lots
here jwo Veks Vgo things have
been getting a move on in Bunn.
A number; of prospective - enterprises
are Degmnmg to taw shape. Among
these are a famiture factory, cotton
mill, drag store anl; so .forth. :The
depot has be'en 'epmpleted and' te
ginning with next week the railroad
company willtputpn regular jas-
senger tram irom this place Jo
Spring Hope. This, train will make
two trips a day making connection
with the Coast Line trains in Spring
Hope morning and afternoon. Bv
this m$ans BunafwiiV- have excellent
railway facilities and business will
start in eardlst business which is
destined to make Bunn a thriving
town. The people of Bunn and the
surrounding country are . very en
thusiastic and hail with great delignt
the first regular schedule jfej
Mr. JL J. Wells, eivil engmeer of
Rocky Moun, is here laying oS
more lots which will be ' ffered for
sale. T '
Prof. Santford Martin attended
the ; meeting of State High School
Principals, which was held in
Greensboro last week.
TMrs.; XtHWbathers returned
from Raleigh., Sunday, where she
had been spepg.mg. several days tak
ing' tmetriobrs1v;(
and Glasscock.
Thfaetilty of .the High "School,
accompanied by Dr. B. C. Johnson,
spent Sunday at the horns' of Dr. R.
P." Floyd," afew miles from town.
JBunnHigh School is having the
most prosperous year in its history.
There are quite a number of board
ing students besides the large num
ber attending from the High School
district. Painteis are busy putting
a new coat of paint on the Academy
inside. A considerable number of
books have recently been added to
the schoollibrary.
COERESPONDENT.
Agreed With The Court
A lawyer came into court drunk,
when the judge said to him:
"Sir, I am sorry to see you in a
situation which is a disgrace to your
self and family and the profession to
which jou belong."
This reproof elicited the following
colloquy:
"Did your honor speak to me?"
"I did, sir. I said, sir, that, in my
opinion, you're disgraced yourself
and family, the court, and the pro
fession by your course of conduct."
"May i i it please your hon
or, I have been an attorney in in
this c court for fifteen years, and,
permit me to say, your honor, that
this is the lirst correct opinion I
ever knew you to give." Dundee
Advertiser.
Why Druggists Recommend Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy.
Mr. Frank C. Hanrahan. ?i
druggist of Portsmouth, Va., says:
"For the past six years I have solrl nnr?
recommendee Chamberlain's Coiic,
Cho'era and Diarrhoea Remedv. It- i n
great remedy and one of the best pat
ent medicines on the market. I handie
some others for the same purposes that
pay me a larger proht, but this remedy
is no surr to effect a cure, and my cus
tomer sa certain ; to. appreciatemy recj
ommending it to him, that I giro it the
preferends."For sale by Scoggin Drug
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Pin es a I v e acts' usb i poditici"
BtDre is altogether, a
vAjnoble.eCort hta been surts'd. Lv
the friends and ' pupils of the lata
Prof.Y. ODunn, " (who" gave hi
life's work , to the bbys.and cirla of
ITaslvFrank
counties) toerjBct1 a worthy, monu.
m ent to'nis meroory it : Wise! K. C
where hisboy
greajCday;,;;-;
and friends would be clad to J finn.
trjhijtjj i to Wp"rthjrrans4 and kno t
Knowing tneir adaresteSj we Ukt
thw"yray of ynakingit known fort we
are sure they-need only to know
sach;aQ:eff6ft 1 has . been : tart
Ahyv anaount will be gladly deceived
BUUf. ecora tept of all who : ceo tri.
bute;ViMay: the boys and cirls ' that
went to school to him at the diffsr-
nt piacscyme Wio'uassutano nd
Help t6. make, this a grand success"
bejQjrarthe year closest v'-
-Give jrotfr ''contribntion to Mr. wl
M. ;Joo!ne:L'3iiUburg N. C. or send
...uwt, w tug ueuurir, axx. J, It.
PwKsallWise; O. .
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'WSSfEB SPILLS
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Mkvfer CUXBJ.tii V -
years regmrded as Best.Sfet, Alwiy. RelablZ
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
EVERYWHERE
I WANTS I
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Iiook at tht 25c enaueltd wear at
Alston Co.
tJalico and Ginghams 6c at Alston
vyompany.
Hew about that Wrights Under
wear $1.25 suit at Alston Co.
H aye tou seen tho&e 10c Galva
nized buckets and pans at Als
ton Co.?.
If you have any Shucks for sale we
will buy them. Tar River Man
ufacturing Companv, Louis
burg, N. C.
NOTICE.
This is tonotifv all persons that
the hunting privileges, on the land
owned by J. M. & W. H. Allen be
low Louisburg on the north side of
Tar River, is owned and reserved
by K. K. Allen, and any person
caught hunting in any way on
such lands will be prosecuted to
the fullest extent of the law. ThiH
notice is put in for the benefit of
all and no one will be excused if
caught.
K. K. Allkx.
Of Carnations, Roees, Violets, etc
Floral designs and Flowers for all occa-
j tins auu till K 1 '1U3 OI
pot and out door bedding plants. Veg-
etaDie plants in season. All orders
promptly filled.
H. STCINMETZ, Plorist.
. Rakigh, N. C.
Yoar Last Chance
This fall to et a suit from J. P.
Winstons. Clothing tfoin "Jo per .
cent under cost. A f w Indus'
clocks left at 50 cts on the dollar.
40 pair No. 'A ladies slios, 37 pair
No. 3 1-2 ladies shoes, 10 j an No.
() 1-2 ladies shoes, 50 pair Nov 7
and 8 :aaies shoes. 100 :ur of
men's wool undershirts i0 or- on
dollar, a few oil cans, scissor ami
carvincr sets. 1 clock $1.5(), lK.vs
sweaters.
One Soda Founfair
2 iron safes. 15 2ml hard Iu:urrjt...
2 Sew in.t iiiacLiM-s. Hut ;:.,!
men coiiic on and u'ci a -nit w.:l
they last. '')(!:!-, '.:. t
.may be yonc. L lor tin
gy.Trheela in" front of JrP. Winston
stoTe and.you will ' . not -make ; noJ
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