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- ?Quite a number of our poop!
attended court at Louiaburg Satui
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.? ?If yon don't take the Timb
?-11- s?take it?Yoa don't know what yo
' are minting.
?The band ,ia "tooting" agaii
It aeema aa if the dead ia a beat t
come to
?Several of oar oitizene aad pao
pie from thia neighborhood wen
over to Louiabnrg?Saturday U
stand the ezamioation (or the poai
- . tien ot oensoa enumerator.
?Mr. E. B. Clegg reoeived a tet
eg ram Saturday etating that hi,
brother, Maj. Oeerge W. Clegg
died that morning at 4:30. He wai
84 years old and had li. ei ai States
llle for many years. t -
?New* reached town yesterday
of the burning of the home, smoke
~t?? home and crib of Mr. J. E. S troth er
nsar Grove Hill, a few miles from
town. The report says that he lost
almost everything he had. Cause
of the fir* was net learned.
. ?We learn that little .t* illia'm
Beit won the prize of $2.00 for selling
the largest number of Saturday
Evening Posts in this territory.
Willisana working-hard to win the
pony and he says he only, likes a
' ? small number reaching the mark.
?The'horse that pulls the delivery
wagon of the starling Cotton
Mills Store became frightened at
something last Monday a^d ran away
? jbreakiog the harness t* pieces, overturning
the wagon throwing out tbo
driver, Tom Mitchell, brnsing him
? - up right much and breaking the
ehalves off the wagon.
?At the regular drill of Co. F.
; \ : . Ifvt Friday, owing to Re*. T. li.
; Juitioe. their cl.aplin, having moyed
away, Rev.' W. VV. Rose, of the" M,
E. church here, was nominated for
chaplin by Sergt. S. R Holmes and
unanimously elected. Sergt. Holme*
was appointed a committee- of one to
eee if lie would accept.
?Lost Wednesday morning bis
majesty, the ground hog, in aocordanoe
with an ancient custom made
his appearance, but to his consternation
he saw his shadow calmly running
along by him, so back be went
to remain 40 days in his den while
during this time we will be left to
the tender mercies of old king
frost.
; ?Mr. J." M. Winston, ? foruifi"
business man of onr town but who
meved his family to Norfolk, Vs., in
1907, diad at his home in that eity
Saturday. He was 71 years old sad
was raised in or near Fraaklintoa
and was a brother of onr townsman!
Mr. Walker Winston., Ho wra a
member of the Odd Fellows and
Miasen lodges of this place and was
buried by the latter at the old homo
plaee near Youngsville, Monday afternoon
at 8:80 o'clock.. Mr. Winaton
has bWll failing in health far
several months sod death was not
unexpected. .
Little Harold, tlie foor year old
son of Mr. W. T. Rogors, who lives
on Capt. L H. Kearneys land about
mile from town, was Darned to
death last Wednesday afternoon.
" Mr. Rogers was cleaning ap around
7- 4 Uia house aad waa burning op the traa
?his three little boya being, with
him. Becoming thirsty Mr. Rogers
went to the ' house for a drink of
water and while returning heard
George, the six year old aea and
Harold eerearning. George calling
"papa Harrold ie on fire." Running
7^--' immediately he found the little boy
almost oempletely enveloped in
' ?- flame. Mr. Rogers hands were terribly
horned in attempting to ec
tiegmioh ike flames nr tear the cloth ^
from the ohita, wbieh ,#are all new
hnd ha true unable to do. He wai
* buried at the cemetery here Friday
Mt 51 e'olook, Rev. w. If. Rose aea
i 'ductwm the itt lieae. >
7. tjeH^rf gfternecn abeut fott
their hemes by the Sterling Cottoi
It w?t found to be the wood wer<
Miik 7, , o , n v ante -- if.
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>:V '.fry
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F R A N K L
ed by oitisena, ?oon hud the fire all
- oat, bat while assisting bv helpine
e hold one epd of a hoa? need to play
water on the fire Mr. R. A. Proit!
= waa knocked down by the neaale -d
? the boae, getting away from thoee
? holding it^'tlialooating hit skonldei
and breaking a am all piece of hi<
ehenlder blade, and all moat drowning
him with water. While il it
Q . m | . a
very painful to.him, he ia doing ai
well aa could b* expected.
1 Peraonals.
' Mr. W. M. Peraon, of Leaiabarg.
waa ia town Wednesday.
Miaa Robhi- gams "Visited frianda
in Youngnvilla Saturday.
Mr. R. C. Underwood, of Youngs|
villa, waa in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Terrell, of Norlina, visited
her father, R?v. W. W. Roee the
paat week.
, Meeara. Plater and Dexter, who
recently left here for Roanoke,spent
Sunday in town,
t Messrs. Dnrward B. IJearuey end
, Hugh Daniels apeut Saturday and
Sunday iu'Oxford.
Mrs. J. C. Black ley, Mrs. F. L.
" fhatler and litile daughter, UaattlBT'
retarned horn a visit to Selnia Saturday.
TAKE IT IN TTWB.
Just as Scores of Louisburg
People Have
Waiting doesn't pay. t
If you neglect the aching back,
Urtnai^ troubles, diabetes, surely
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Doan's Kidney Pills relieve backache
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Cure evert kidney ill. /
Many peorte in tine 'locally ree.
omraend Doaifa Kidney Pills.
Here's one Ale: /
I-?t. P. H'yVn| 'CTrrn^r.t Street,
; Henderson, X,! C., /says: "I pan
pleased to give a atAement in favor
^ot Doan's KjdpeyYPBIs, as from per-,
sonal experience, wtow them to be
worthy of praise. AFor a long time
my kidneys werJ mesrdered and I
was caused maty. fmnoysnce by a
frequent desire/to pass the kidney
secretions. I also hsd V psin through
the small of am back sad often after
sitting in sne/>eeitien, l\ was hardly
able to ansa. I tried Blasters and
liniments, by they broagU, me only
slight relief>nd wben I msi about
Doan's Kidriev Pills, T prneimd a
| box. Tbey soon drove nv)^r alt my
trouble an! made me feel better in
i every' wajl" 1 .
For said by all dealers. Pries 60
oenta. Foster-Milbum Co., Baffalo,
Mew Terk, sole agents for the Uait^
Stetea, -
Remember the name?Doan's?
aad take no other.
Deafness Cannot b? Cured
byJocal Appifeatiou. as they cannot reach
tbedieeased portion of tb? car There no
only onKway to ear* deafness, and t>et is
by conettWttonal remedies. Deafness is
erased by on inflamed condition aMhe mioons
lining ditbe Eustachian DAe, When
tliin tn*ii is ingomtd yen hnryo mmhlinm
eonnd or imperitot beariog jJBd when it ie
en tire I closed, Dsafosss ie^he resnlt' aad
unless the inflsroa^on dfN taken out and
this tabs restored flkibf normal condition
bearing win be destiWEd lorerer; nine cases
oat of too are eMia/\T Catarrab, which w
nothing bat an iBwudl condition of tbe
mneoM eerfwen^ \
We wilt MifrON Hondrbd Dollars lor any I
as* of Deafrv-e/(eanaed flk catarrh j that
ennsot beeurfd by Hairev^atarrh Cbrer'
Send tor iM?b ?* \
r. J.CHBRET * COi Toledo,O.
Sold Wt Drsgalete. T5e.
Take Hall's Psnllr Pills for eo DstipseloD
SALE OF VALUABLE TOVVN
LOT.
By virtus of s dearec qjf the Superior
court of FranUfn county,
made Ha the special proceeding entitled
Henry YarbeiVugli at ale
Louis Peyj at ale., Ae under signed
eemmwhiener w?, on Monday,
the 7th d?Vu>f Ma/ah, 1910, being
the first UsNay m said month, at
about the hour A noon, offer for
ale at publio Mbtien to the highsat
bidder forfuash at the court
#n\ Iieutebtrrir, said
scanty and Rsate\ oartain traok or
1 parcel of lenA attested In the town
of Louiaburf, FranVlin county, N.
9., adjoiniad the ltd* of Henry
YarboroogMT. T, Tefrell and the
Academy Onpre, and\containing
I ? * rSj fare or laaaT \Thia loiis
f bmng sold for diriaion aasang the
1 tenants in common and it Is a fins
, opportanity for any one desiring
to psu-ehsae a nicefjt->a?tedereai1
denos lot in the townof Lcuiaburg,
Tins 8rd day of February, 1910>
w H Yarbohoooh, JafOhtr.
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WKPHEtPAY* f
tJOTICE V
By virtue, of the power of sals eoi
' tained ia a certain truet dead jnade t
' me which ia of recVrd In Fragtlln cou
t tv, in book 143, at MWe 81. jn will o
Tuesday, February lath, 1J10, offer to
fc aa)? st-the Court HoduuOoor in Louti
, bur* to the hiabaet ladder for cm*
a hit to the eeatheaatrflart of Iiouii
' bos described In adfd trfiet deed Tfci
f January lith, ?^JTi nelae
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D. E. MILLER
JEWELER
LouisbiW, N^C
With a nice Veil eafccteil
stock of JiweVi Irani in
position to most
any one desiring anything
in my line.
I Also An Repairing
of WATC1HE8 anAJEW- "
ELBY \nd will gi^ you
' y the vary betv .of worV
Very truly \
D E MILLER
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Joseph YaVborough
A. T. ViL Building
' bouiijnrg, N. C:
I am prepared V> do your pressing,
ekanint a\d tailoring at
vary reasonable ..rfl^ee. All work
guaranteed. v*jiTr nn a inai and 1
Xw_-^
The Best Policy
The Safest jompan y 1
The streiWtbj eonperratisni, and
economical mmaeentnt of the
Equitable Lira Assurance Society
of roe B. S.
Hake it the safsstchrapany in which to
Insure. The libtrali tVand adaptability
of the I \
New Yo<j Standard Policy
Make it the beat form to select,
full information . and rates furnished
upon request. Address
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Specia
AT
Rackety^r
Una of White Goods, GinghamV Pi
, Laces and ^
We mil especial
American Be
The best on the market. Call and sel th
baby caps just reeeired. It Brill
MRS. A
I The Choices
A ' My stock ef Heary and^fa
A choice and select lot I ooali
B lines l osnry. When in n?
A see me before buying. IL
^U-p?jjgrg steel plowa/tha beei-i
i M. C. PL
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FEB 9. ' f i?,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAM
0 By virtue of the dir^etions contains
In * decree of the Superior court- ol
Frank tin counto in the special proceed
. ins entitled I 0 Tharrington and wif<
t TOyioe Tharrington. E H Hight, Nor
h man Hight, C H Perdue and wife Annie
B Perdue, and Kucene Merritt am
wife Lula Merritt, ex parte, the under
signed commissioner, will on Monday
toe 7th day of March, 1910, it beiig
the fliat Monday of said mouth, al
about the hour or noon, offer fofeele si
the court htuee door in Louiaborf; at
. public auottm to the highest bidder,
' certain track or parcel of land situs tec
1 in Louisbarg township, Franklin oouh
ty, bounded \>s the north by RkhJaix!
Creek, on thAeeet by the laitdym O C
CottreP, on she south by the M R
Hight dower tkact, and on the weet by
the lande of Mia. L B AHejg containing
seventy acree, more or IrMF and being a
part of the old Wedding Hight home
place, and ia nosAbeing told for division
among the heVeAt law of said Bedding
Hight. }(
Terms of saleimde third cash, balance
on credit trtelrs months with
interest from Ay ofmale; the title to
said lands tome reeenred uatil the purI
chase mooe/ij paid in full. This is a
I valuable trait of larua situated only
about five nfilee from the town of Louisburg,
and I here la a qaantity of good
timber upon it. Partite wishing to
purchase a good farm nlar town, or
who are interested in tracer lands,
will do well to this tract of land before
the day of sale. This the 28th day of
January, 1010. '
W H Yasbobouqh, Jr. Com.
SALE CF VALUABLE REAL
EATATB ?
Under and by virtue of a decree of
the Superior court of Franklin county,
made in the special proceeding entitled
W C Bobbitt and wifa, Ella Bobbitt. vs
J C Tharrtngton et ate, the undersigned
commissioner will, on Monday tha 7
day of March, 1910, it being the first
Monday of said month, at about .the
hour of noon, offer "Tor sale- a* the
court house ddcr in Louisburg.Wl public
auction to the highest biddm^ a certain
tract or parcel of land 1ying and
being in Louiebjfg townshidr Franklin
county, on the Henderaon/ond Nashville
road, booaden on thwnorth by the
lends of J C IharTBiKtonmnd others, on
the east by the ten otJb C Cottrell, on
the South by the HatAraan and Nashville
road and on thamrest by the lands
I of Mrs. L B AlienAonUinnur ninetv
six acres,ttiiore or AsV and being the
lands formerly ocropiad by Mrs. M K
Hfght, having been allotted to her as
her dower in Xhf lands \t her deceased
husband, fteddife HightVnd her dower
ieslite having/luce falica in by reason
of her own 4?pthr and thn saTe is being
made forftllo psrposa of division
among the wire at law o\ said Redding
flight/ Termaofsale:\ One third
cash, balasce en credit \f twelve
months, with interest from day of sale
the title to jaid lands to be reserved
until the purchase money is paU in full.
This is s fine tract of land with a good
dwelling house and all necessary barns
and out-housea thereon, situated only
about five miles from the town of Louisburg.
It is a splendid' opportunity
for any one desiring to purchase a well
improved iarm near town, upon easy
terms. This 28th day of January, 1910
WHYabboboooh. Jr. Com.
I Sales
?. yStore
srcCe, ; Madras. Sooiting and a pretty
Sraitjroideries
attention to the ?
iauty Corses
em. Saitole Hne Jof Ladies hate and
be to yonXpterest to see them.
M hKllc
it Groceries |
nfy^Or/oeflM ia^.theymo?t _.X;
lf?,ii>r? airtkToih'er #
Kid M/anvthing in mj lis* A
^vwCTHr I oarty th? Ly oh A
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I S Don't buy until nta/?t
X otaar big Ut of in* bjbran
7 tew day*.
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For Blank .Bool
Job Pi
of all kinds and
please yd
l~ranklinton Ifri
? Franklin!
Prompt Attention to MaS Or*****
"""*>5, LOT- - Y
in(T? that th Aw hole ?
nnouncoment\ next i
Z- Egerton I I
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GOOD DR
When in need of good dry strj^rVft
pleasure i? sending it to you at mCn. U
mill and! we will furniah it tojtCn for 2.^
GRIFFI'N ~&L
I Egerton \
I ~ Whi
a \X/ ^are rec6'v*n
this week, tha
for before the big ;
} * - ?an save you money
4k Calicos, Ginghaij
' Waistings.Lai
i Hamburg, Bj
set and kt
X ancia lot of title thi
X'v town seems tote 01
> space for our/>ie a
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wS( MULES -jf|J
--On>Vrime?
it we h?Tei Wilt hate as- 2 H
I and muleX to arriTa is a
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is and. Up-to-Date I
intirtg
\p6rlz that will I
u, \ry the
filing. Company I
on, N. O 1
P. O. Box 307
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Sj*?fc|],np phone 92 and we | will take I
his wood is arc ontsides from our saw
iO per cord and is sawed up readr for me
\ BEASLEY
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\L big lot of goods
IJW gave orders I
A in prices, and s# I
fis, Whit* Goods ' T
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