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:.:U-CUOTANTIMEi I j J. Conner, Eiitoi and Proprietor :3rjPTION: 11.00 per year ADTriVTISINQ RATES furnished ea applies' .on. "'. The editor will not be held reapon Bible tor the views entertained and ritriNtd by correspondents. V All ertioles Intended for publlca kloa should be written plainly and salv on one Bide of the paper. , Tae real name of the contributor must in all oases accompany the com munication as a guarantee of good faith.;'; s; ,.-T;, Address all communications to Bo- jtox-Obowax Timxb, Bioh Square, Northampton oounty, N. 0. ' BIOH SQUARE, N, 0., Sep.5,1901 MEW ADVERTISEMENTS- Aulander High School d W Mitchell Chm. Insurance W. T.Joyner. Mail Order Bargain House, afPleaae mention t'ae Boahokk -Chowa Tnoa when writing to advertisers. . To fertiliser trust (the Virgin k : and Carolina Chemical OeO has saooeeded in baying boot all the ootton Med oil milla and will this year hare no oompe- titioa la in Mad market It will pay tbe farmers anon price for his cotton seed as it pleases, regard less of tha supply and demand for ottoa J seed products. Farmers are nqt likely to receive within 10 eento parlahel the valne of seed. Walled better go bank to the old plan ot keeping the seed on the lam forfcttilixer pot poses and for hading stock mntil soma lndepen dant mills can be erected. The trast aiay not squeeze the farmer mack at the opening of tha market lor fiar of two gnat a kick, but then is no probability of its pay ing fait Talus for seed, Lias than a dozen years ago the office of tax collector in Northamp ton was an undesirable one, it be ing quite difficult to get any one to aaiertake the work. In 1893, we think it was. the taxes were not collected until tue Legislature met and passed a special act for Northampton providing for a col lector for,, each township. Even then no one could be found in some townships who would hare the office and oollectora had to be appointed from some ether town ship. The township system has worked so admirably that the in solvent , list has dwindled down from a large sum to nothing in some townships and the office of eolleotor is now regarded as a soft snap and eagerly sought for. The county paper now gets no revenue from advertising lax sales. We commend the township system to other counties. CKvP EULLETIll. Issued by theN. 0, Section of the U, 6, Department of Ag rioulture for week end- ,; ' log September, 2.. '.; While oa the whole the weather this week was an improvement on that of last, yet it cannot be said to be as satisfactory to the farmer as could be desired,. In the eastern portion 'of the State conditions improved, , but iu the western thete were excessively heavy rains, which 'washed lands badly and Injured orops on the lowlands. ' More sunshine is need ed in all sections. The tempera ture has averaged 2 degreee dal ly above normal, Cotton has not materially improved. In some places the growth is good, but it is fruiting badly and is shedding. In many places the bolls are rot ting for want of sunshine. The condition of corn has im proved, especially on uplands and on red soils. On botton lauds the condition is not so good owing to heavy rains. The fields are very grassy. Late corn is doing well except in the western portion of the State, where it has bad too much rain- The cutting and curing of tobuc co is being pushed, the color be log good. Fodder-pulling is well advanced, except in the western portion, when the work has been retarded by rain; on uplands the crop is yet too green; mere nas been too much rain for saving the fall crop. Farmers are breaking land for sowing. Wheat not threshed has been icjared in the shock. Oats are good, but not plentiful; some has been damaged in the shock; some sowing has been accomplish ed. Much hay has been cut, but more sunshine is needed for the work. Early sowed turnips are coming up to a good stand. Field peas are doing: finely. Gardens have improved, but are very grassy. Cabbages are rotting Potatoes are very promising. Very little improvement in fruit is noted- . Rice is heading nicely. 1 1 SAVE MONEY on Your CLOTHING If DEAUNS DIRECT WITN HEADQUARTERS Uhorbitant priest that are charged Cor clothing in f small country towns and vi llattoa. Ba up-to-date. . progressive, adopt we yuan uenmry plan . end order your clothing by snail from os and L pot the dealer's profits in your own pocket. I Fajmsw,Makaales,taaertei:aat you can L. F. College Many prominent and inflaenti al people speak in terms of high eat praise of Littleton Female College, an advertisement ol which appears in this paper, and the Institution, we believe, ha the full confidence of the people. The boarding school patronage of the College has been doubled ia the last three years, and dur lag the 18 years of the existence of the school there has never been a death among its pupils. A Cemmunlcstlon. Mr. Editor Allow me to speak a few words la favor of Chamberlain's Cough .Remedy. I suffered for three yean with toe bronchitis and could not sleep at nights. I tried several footers aaJ varieus patent medi cines, bat otnld get nothing to give me any relief until , my wife got a bottle ef this valuable medicine, which baa completely relieved me. : w. B. Urookmaa, sagneii, Ma xus remedy-la for aale by Bioh Square Drag Co. r. esa Westhafer, ef Loogootee lad.. Is a poor man, but he says he would sot be without Chamberlain's Tain Calm, if it costs live dollars a oliI. for it saved him from being cripple. No external application ia equal to this liniment for stiff and swo'.v a Joints, contracted muscles, st'I neck, sprains aad rheumatic ar. 1 muscular pains. It has also cur 1 numerous cases of partial IT SK A 1 I la SEHft vllshlv and a Wantl at a small soak. If MONEY. WriNusyorlslN ad you one of our i untenable and elegant iy maae Buses iiey nerseee muss dj ex press 0, 0. D. Yom oan examine earn and t found parreetlr Mtistactoir. aaual to suits old at W to 910 and the greatest bargain you ever mw or aaara ox, pay your express agent our Bfistal MMaemttsn Wm af t)8.flfl and express charge, and they are yours, TRY DB-DOH'T WAIT-ORDER NOW The Mall Order Bawla Hnae, Uuil4 H.ta C . Onboard, Jf, JJ. OUR NOVEI.TT OATALOOri FRKS. . It is t; f Co. for sale by Rich t 3 t Z -i a tense of fullness in 1 1 1 jour stomach after eat t you will be 'beneQttdd uiberlaln's Slomacasnd ' They also cure I i rr stoui.ich. ' They Oluey High School (AT WOODLAND DEPOT) Will open September 30th, 1901. Lola S.,Stanley, A. B., Principal. Mary D. Holmes, Assistant. Besides the common school branches, thorough instruction will be giren in English, Higher Mathe matics, Latin Tuition rate low considering the advantages offered. Board may be secured in good fam ilies at reasonable rates. For lurther information address. Albert W. Bbowk, Chm. Com. George, N. C Spring and Summer Sale For the Next . 30 Days An opportunity to boy goods at oost Our entire line of Summer Dress Goods. All new. Bought last spring at prices ' that will sur prise yon. '. ' . Men's and ; Boys Furnishings, Suits, Shirts, Neckwear etc., all go ing. ' ' ' 1 ' ' r Our Millinery. Ladies if yen want a sailor or a trimmed hat yon oan get it at cost. - 1 Our line of New Shoe go the same way, we nave no old goods. They were purchased last spring. ' Bring ns what yon hare to sell ' 4. W. LEAS & CO.. Luker, N. C. GOOD FLOUE MILL, I am now prepared to make good Flour at short notice. Mill thorough Iy rebuilt; best machinery, good miller. Capacity 10 to 20 barrels' per day, 1 alee hare as good a corn mill an can be found. Give me a trial bothoorn and wheat. P. T. HICKS, ' CretkevilleJlills, Tax Collectors. , The County CooinjIsBioueri last Monday elected tax collectors for the eight townships ot North ampton. , There was a lively con test tor the office,, there being 45 candidates in all. Wiccacanee led in the number of candidates with 12, Seaboard 7. Kir by 6, Oo cooeechee, Jacksoo, and Roanoke 5 each, Rich Square (the largest township in the county) 8, and Gaston & The ' commissioners had a very good list to select from, many : ot the best men In the county being among the can didates. It must have been a source of regret to the commis sioners that they could not elect most allot them, . " Last year there were 47 candi dates for the office and the Times editor, just to show his familiarity with oounty afiairs, after the can dldates had been announced with out consulting any one or making any canvass took the list of 47 named and checked off 7 of the 8 successful candidates before any vote ban been taken, no commis sioner knowing which names had been checked Last Monday after tha names of the candidates had been written down one of the commissioners remarked to us that we could not do as well at guessing the successful candi dates as we did last year. We had not heard of but 5 of the 45 candidates before the names ere announced to th9 board and again without consulting any one we ohecked off 7 of the 8 success ful candidates, to the surprise of every member of the board, they not knowing what names we had guessed before the result of the voting was ascertained. In this connection, without boasting, we might say that we have cor rectly forecasted the result of every election in Northampton for the past 10 years with the ex ception of the Carr-Simmons election of last fall when we were so badly mistaken as to almost resolve to quit prognosticating election results. Following ate the names of the collectors elected last Monday. Gaston B. M. Pugh. Occoneechee Tbos. R. Ward Jacksoi, H. H. Grant, Roanoke E. M. Lowe. Rich Square W. R. Baugham. Kirby K. R Maddrey Wigcacanee A: B. Spivy. Seaboard G. F. Gay. nThey tare to give bond firsi Monday in October and proceed immediately afterwards to collect the taxes. WHAT A TALE IT TELLS. If that mirror of yonrs shows a wretched, sallow complexion, s jaun diced look, moth patches and blotch es on the skin, it's liver trouble: bt Dr. King's New Life Pills regulate tha liver, purify the blood, gives clear skin, rosy cheeks, rich complexion Only 2So at J. 4. Brown, Kelford, J. Outland, Woodland and Bioh Square Drug Store. Half Bates to Norfolk and Return. Account annual Concactenation of floo Hooa?- tha Seaboard Air Line Railway , will sell from all stations tickets to Norfolk, Va. and return, at rate one fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale Sept 7 and 8. good to return until and including September 15,1901 This provides an excellent op portunity to visit Norfolk, Ocean View and Old mint Comfort, or take a trip thence to the Bast, at greatly reduced rates, probably for the last time this summer. How To Gain Flesh . Persons have been known to gain a pound m day by taking an ounce - of SCOTT S EMUL SION. It b strange, but ft often happens. - " Somehow the ounce produces the pound t it seems to start, the digestive machinery going prop erly, so that the patient able to digest and absorb his ordinary fooCwhich he could not do be- are, and that is the way the gain s made. ' . A certain amount of HciS is necessary for health j if you have wt got it you can get It by taking Yi v in v it c" ( I' i f tut i I ., V ! - MurlrecBboro News, Miss Maude Rogers of Win ton has been the guest of Miss Mary Day., There Is ever an affection existing between those, whose hearts' were responsive ! during the boura of school days, and ever and anon, there must be an association in renewal ot those ties. :f'f-y'- Mist Mary , Wynn of Win ton completed her pleasant, yeVahort visit, to her onole. Col, J. M Wynn, and family, and returned to ber home, in Order to prepare for a visit to her aunt Mrs. Ar thur, and to be in sweet converse with her cousins. , 1 , Miss May Wood of Win ton seemed to enjoj the renewal of tbe irienasnips; oi years wnen she grew from childhood to ma turity within our town, and ral though this Is not bur place of nativity, seme , of ber sweetest recollections are, associated" with her life in this town, and she will probably renew her visit when ever there are auspicious oppor tunities. Masters Gil roy Wood of Winton and William Brewer of Franklin, Va., were guests of some of their former friends y It is inconoeiv able how the lapse of a few years oan transform .a child into robust youtn. viime flies over ns' but leaves it shadows be hind." j. Miss Mamie Cox, of Berkley, Va., recreated a few days in the genial family of Capt L. C. Law rence, and has now protracted ber absence from tbe city by embracing a visit to Rev T, G, Wood's family in, Winton, Miss Lucy F. Boone has been in Portsmouth, Va., asihegueit of her con si o, O. B. Boone of tiie i'. A. L System. Her visit will extend ihrough to or more wtt'js uml she Will u.;(ku'niedly enjov the hospitality of ber cou sin's family, Mis Blanche Webb has return. jd to ber home in Norfork and Miss Smith, Mrs, J. A, Rood's sister, has also returned to h'or more nortbernly home. Miss Smiths sojodrn extended through several months and she had become almost identified wLh us of !h Snathlii;)'!. . Miss Ini Garjf hm return, d from her visit of several weeks to Irl&c&a inortliarnpton couu. ty. and will soon assume the da ties of the schoolroom in it com plications of tbe languages. sciences and mathematical intri cacies. Mr. and Mrv E. C Parham and daughter. Mary, have be come reinstalled at . Boyette's Hotel after a prolonged visit to daughter and sister at Lawrence ville, Va, at parsonage. Mr Parham will soon resume the supervision of the school room assisted by wife or daughter. : uMr. Paul Scarboro has return ed to Wake Forest College to pursue his course of studies. Miss Annie Scorboro has with ents and family In the quiet re treat ot the O. B. F. Institute, Doubtlees sbe recuperated under the mflaenoe of Neptune's trident and we hope that she hat again the bloom of health on her young cheeks. .; . Mr, Charlie SewelL our .male mnsician, who is employed in Newsoms, Va,. was on a visit to hid parents last Sunday Several of our citizens betook themselves to Severn during the meeting ol last week.' Some were impelled by the love of the cause and some might have been leflu enced by the ride with the boon companions!. ' Miss Jlrownie Trader has re centiy enjoyed a week of pleasure with Mr. Blount Ferguson. fam ily near New Hope in Maney'a Neck. The least recreation is conducive to our - health and spirits, and Brownie's youthful spirits are braced by this respite The juvenile and some of the more matured of the town par ticipated in a . masqueade party last week, and different cnarac tern were 'impersonated, The minds of the youths are free from the sear of age and can em bibe hilarity and enjoyment from tbe merest source, of such Let these always recall the words of Hope; "Pleasure, er wronr or, rightly nn derstood, Our greatest evil, or, oor greatest good." Mis Ida Lee has returned to her home in Petersburg. Miss Home of Chester. S. C. it visiting Mrs. J. D. Babband will Boon repair to Baltimore in the interest of Mrs. W.K .Diiuni Praaldotit. (t. 1. N. Hi4T, Vlou ProsMent. boiibiiU, No'uuiplun Co , N, O. W. R. Smitu, Owblar The r. l. r (,. - , ., . . ' BANK of WELD0N - WELDON.N. C. ; Organized undor the laws of the State o' North Carolina Aug. 20. 1892. State Depository. ' ' V r : ' Capital and Surplus '. .: .'. .'...OOO.OO V Alive to the opiwrtunlty. For nearly nine , years this Institution has provided banking facilities for this section, : - , . . j, Money Is loanad -upon approved seourity at the legal rate of interest. six per centum. Accounts of all are solicited. : ; ;.- .,,:..;. . NafKBankofWeldon ' - WELDON. N. a , : ; Commbroial DtPAETMBNT.- A ccounts solicited and tht best of faoill- - , ties extended to our costomers. ' . . , Dlvmnci HmilimftHW" Tnta.aot yA.l anA vuniultnfT1 nn mmB nf Ana :. dollar and upwards, . , .; , '. OFFICERS: Wm! H. S. Burgwyn, Pres. James T. Goooh. Cashier DIRECTORS: ' SAM'L. P. PATTERSON, W. S. PARKER, MATT W. RANSOM, J " WM. H. S. BURGWYN, W. A. PIERCE, JAMES T GOOCH. - THE JACKSON GRADED SCHOOL, vf JACKSON, N.C. The Fall term of this school will open ' Monday, September, 18 1901. The oonrse of study inoludei the publio school branches, higher Eng lish and Nathematdcs, Prsnch German and Latin. i Four large recitation rooms well furnished with modern desks and Babb, who I ner equipments for school work. - Qaiet location, good water. The instruction in all the grades will be thorough. . Each grade will be in charge of a competent and experienced teacher ( All public school branches $3.00 per month. v TEEMS: I Higher Mathematics, Latin, German ' : . ( or French, each SO cents extra. , . , For full particulars address the principal or any member of the school board. ' . - , , ' 'M ' . Jmo. E. Mookb, ) B. W. Flbbiwood, V Committee. B. B. Fbbblbs, ) ' PAUL J. LONG, PRINCIPAL. er. Medicine. Dentistry and drawn from the presence of the Pharmacy are taught by fifty- ocean and is now - with her p amine teachers has succeeded Mrs. J. B. Barna cascel in the millinery business. Miss Horne was formerly associ Bted with Mrs. Babb in the art of millinery and was very popular. Mrs. Ellen a Harrell ha&left for a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Isaac Walkey in Norfolk, Va The maternal grandmother's visit was nery opportune, as she was present to extend a welcome to her grandson whose advnt supervened in a few hours. DlSCIPULA. Dr. Worthington't Bemedy is the greatest Pain Cure known. .It it a sure cue for cramps, colics, Cho'.era Morbus, diarrhoea, dysentery and all pains in the bowels. So treat is one's I faith in Its mnrTlnn nnwF tn : Fifty-three Boarding Pupils; Twelve Counties and two States renre- h!erf",1r Wf4 " itdr CcmmsdtouT& Building. Barrscs. for Sixty Cadets. i. u i woiaim. ; -noeo cents. Tbe Military training strengthens the manly traits, gives a sound ror saie oy men cquare i;rng bod and clear mind. Class room methods oultivate Observation. Oonnen. IISMS SB I SSI I . A t r . ... n.j ui i , . tration ana Mental urasp. uvyu muvtL , hletics enoonraged. No compromise on liquor or tobaooo. ine growtn or tne University Expenses for entire year of nine months, inoludinar tnitian. board, mom it aa t ' m w t I . " . w . woiiege or meaicme ot nienmona, fuel and lights, f 110.00. Payable quarterly in advenes. No extras. va , nas oeen rem arKaoie line wise its success. Not perfection but superiority of teaching meth ods(emlnently personal andprac tical)is cla'.med. The Official Re cords of State, Army, Navy and Marine Examining Boards strong ly emphasise the fact -none bigh A First-Class Military School in Eastern No. Carolina.' Debnam-rKinsey School. , LaGRNGE. N.-C ; Military Literary r Scientific and Commercial School. InsurancE InsurancE!) W.T.TOYNER, GAKYSBUltG, 1, C . The only (exclusive) Insurance Agency in Northampton County. ; Fire, Life, Accident asd Bond Insurance placed in beat Companies.1! " Policies written on Dwellings.Furniture, Barns, Stables, Gin houses Stores and Merchandise, Hotels, Churches, Halls, Cotton, Peanuts, &c. Ac,, at lowest legitimate rates. :. . . , . ', ' ; I am District Agent for Eastern North Carolina for the Old Reliable ; PZVN MUTUAL LETS INSURANCE COMPANY, , OF PHILADELPHIA, PA. ' . ' Tbe premium rates are Is to 20 per cent lower, and dividends to pol- icy holders larger, than in other old line oompanles. Policies written on all approved plans, Including annual dividends, deferred dividends, ordi nary life,-limlted payment life and endowments. Also low rate oonvert- able term 4c, Ac. Correspondence solicited and information furnished." W. T. JOYNER, General lnssranca Agent, ' ' Post Offlce Box 6, GARYSBURG, N. O. - ' Write for beautiful Register. J. E. JQEBNAM. Superintendent, The North Gar olina State Normal and Industrial College Literary, Classical, Scientific. Commercial, Industrial ' Pedagogical, Musical. ' " Annual expenses (100 to $140; non-residents of tbe State S160. lfroal. ty of 30 members. Practice and Observation School of about 250 pupils. To secure board ii the dormitories all free. tuition applications should be mads before July 15th, Session opens September loth. -. Correspondence Invited from those desiring competent tealiers and stenographers. .--. - - . . , For catr logue and other Information address. ' "v - " ' President Charles D. McIver, Greensbora N. C. ' 7 - FRANKLIN FEMALE SEMINARY, " EKANKLIN. VIRGINIA. : Next session begins on Wednesday, September 4; 1901. . ' : ;. For catalogue and further information address, ' - JOHN B. BREWER, PRESIDFNT. Announcement Aulander Hirrh School. ' The Fall Term of Aulander High School will open " Noiiday September 9, 1901. ' ' " Prof. W. IL Cale, a graduate of Wake Forest College a man of excellent character and high scholarly attainment will have charge of tb school, wieh able assistants, both in Music and ths . 7 Primary Dcfariiiienls. Patrons c a 11 sstnred tLat the High bUndurd heretofore a'.: ' 1 cy this school will be nuuntaineJ, s i tl t no Academy ol like grade . . en give tL' !.r :'f ; nd girls snj-erior edvaoaf jes. Terms mot.: re. rorprt!cslar, a-lirei Littleton Eemael College. One of the most prosperous institutions for thehieher education of yonng women in the South. Panacea water kept in the bnil d Nineteenth Annual Session begins September 18th. For AafoWn. address - . ,: PRLSTDFNT Tl HOPES. LITTLETON. N. C . . 4, nrpon chills, FEvrrs Grippe and all other forms of maladies when you can be "cured by uOwwiut liSil i C...3 The world does not contain a better rri ? 'y A'.iny wonderful cures made by it. as ct-nls a b. t:!e A'irtney refunded If it fails to do the work. Dc!'Jit fal to take. Rich i hi are Priif Co For sa.e by J,v l .,m Tru- Co "T. j
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