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1 RENTING PROPERTY AND COI
1 I tenant. We will Also ooUeetyour rents f<
! i LIFE AND FIRf INSURANCE \
Are. An Imuranc? poller on your llfo wl
| Your anvlngi and accumulations of a Ufa
I ^ MONEY If you wish to borrow mor
, absolutely fftlt edfe security, and charge
on rUt edge security, whether only a feu
1 yloae and the eerrices of our attorney, wl
I WE CAN QIVE YOUR IOND W,
I your bind. Instead of ashing your friends
< We hare enumerated In the foregolna
I a number of other ways and we offer our
DR S P BU%T
I PRESIDENT
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ora uw ??
?Quite a number of our people
went to Newhope yesterday to attend
the closing exercises of the
School at that plaoe.
?The Telephone Company 'is
having some very niuoh needed improvements
made in ita line from
here to bpnng Hope.
?The Alston Company ia patting
in a new plate glass front in their
store room next to. the Beaaley-AIeton
Drug Store on Nash street.
?Seats are now ^'4 Ulo it the
Beaaley- Alston Drug Store for the
Oxford Orphans Concert whiob will
be held in the Opera Houae next
' fbeeday night *v - 'V'*1
-J-Whilfl the Sirrgmg Class ia composed
of or.ly ten girls and four boys,
the Oxfeiil Orphanage ia oaring for
three hnndred end thirty ohildren.
The good aocompliebed only the
aH-wtarfl&d end Fetber ean folly
- measure,
t ?A* it Is now time for the gardens
to be planted we will remind
it- II
DRS P BURT ?.
FRANKLIN TIMES
A. f. JOHNSON. Editor ajtd Manager.
^Friday, March 25 1910^
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IRDEX.TO BMW ADVBRTTS*I?IHTC
h F Yates?Forfiate.
Dr Shoop?Medical Notices. ,
J E Thontaa?Announcement.
S J Par ham?Life Insurance.
Cortrlght Mela] Roofing Co ? Metal
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?Oxford Orphan* Tuesday night.
?It's a fine little girl and Mr. K:
P A. Perry is all smiles,
t~ ?The road to mi coses' is paved
- with good advertisements.
?E. S. Ford reoeived several
head of nioe horses yesterday. .
?E. S. Ford is having the front
of the Riverside Warehouse painted
white.
?J. P. Winston is pushing the
work on his bnildings on Nash
street.
- ?Let everybody assist the Orphans
Tuesday night at the Opera
7* House.
?Let everybody attend the meet
ing on Saturday y> organize a beyscorn
olnb.
?In advertising always say what
yon believe, if you wish people to
believe what yon aay. ?A
boys corn club will be organs
ized in Louiaburg tomorrow*5f;?p
Sure and oome. vf-?'
?It looked right much like sum.
mfer time one day this week while J.
W. King was ualoading a jar or
ioe.
?Information comes from all
parts of the oaunty -that the farmers
are making good use of this fine
weather. .A '.
?Will Cooke says be has just received
a sample line of ladies trim,
ed hats and mens and ladies shoes.
O-. Via a/1
jf'pd Mid WflWIt bf'mtkientr
?One of our urmtrt went into
hi* cow (table tbe other night and
by mistake mixed ber up a nice
ftnibh in a box full oi tawdmt instead
of bran. The no** merely supposing
that tbe hard time* had. tone and
they wefe all .joing to eoonoraiee,
meekly ate her sapper and the rdan
never dieoovsred hie mistake until'
the next morning when he milked
the oow and she let <lo??rt a half gallon
of turpentine, a quart of ahoe
pega and a bundle of lathe.
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rsotiatintr a loan to buy It, If you want 1
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iporty. wo will aaoUt you in finding a 1
md in ropair. I
ill inauro your property arainat loan by |
wife and cbUdron, in caao of your ddMHW
ftra inauranoo policy will protect you. _ . |
ooy to loan, wo will place 'it for yoa oa j ?
looiro to place out at par cont. interoat ,
, and not charge you a cant for our aeoa.
r. and yo? can haro thia company furnish |
kirod. Wo are prepared to nerve you in 1 r
flat. I
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ATTORNEY
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?Tb i value of a good . local
newspaper is much mure (ban many
people seem to think. And the way
to make it good it to patronize it,
pay forJt, and furnish it with ads,
news, and items, suohas the pnblic
to know. Bring them on, and
"faith we'll print em." The press is
a mighty power in helping to carry
on the business and progress of , our
oonntry. The faot is the press h is
j always been influential, even in the
I Savior's day. If you don't believe
it read Mark 2:4, and see tor vour
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tealty Compan;
mpany j uat established in Lad
? -ftrfant we caV do for you./
r m farm, we will buy it for lou, and aaawyoa in n
ir farm or exchange it for a&thaiv wedan assist yo
JLCCTINQ RENTS If yolwlsh t^ent your pit
it you if you deeirw and keep me property Inaured i
Ife will aleo Ihigro your life agaLiMdcuth. and we w
11 not east much. but it would Vean much to your
tfen* may be deatroyed in a fouAiinuts* by flip, A
ley. we will assist you to borr^r L If you hare moi
you not a cent. No maUfrywhafemount you may *
r dollars, or larger amountedwe w%l place it for you
ioTias made a specialty oMooldnghp real aetata tltl
I are also prepared to artfw bond of Pertain charactei
to sign your bond. / 1
r some of the sorvicoafcur compsnwao render if de
services to the public We begin basin ess February
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tlxlpeople,of putting up their chickens
that they may not give their
neighbors trouble.
?The attention of our readers is
called to the new advertisement of
Mr. S. J. Par ham in this issue. lie
is representing one of the strongeet
companies in the country.
?We are requested to state that
the publio and especially musicians,
are oordially invited te attend an
Easter danoe at Collins' Mill on
Monday, Maroh 28th, 1910.
?The conoert given by the Singing
Class from Oxford should have our
liberal patronage. The program is
indeed attractive. The oause liee
near the hearts of the goo 1 people of
tbie State. ' - '
?Don't fail to,.be present at the
concert of the Oxford Orphanage
Singing ?lass. Do your part to
make the ohildren'i entertainment a
suotesa. The coming of the representatives
of this oante into, oar
midst will be a blessing to it and to
as, if we anite earnestly te help.
.?Any one wishing to oontribnte
to the boys eorn olub fund ntay send
same to thy Times and the editor
will see that it gets inte the proper
bands. If von cannot give meney
but. wish to give something else for
a prize that will be acceptable also
?A concert most enjoyable, refreshing,
helpful is given by the
ohildren from Oxford. While those
who patronize the entertainment reoeivWull
value and more for the
smalt admisssibn fee, the funds derived
from these concerts go to help
*n as'ntenanoe of an Orphanage
which "is a great agency for geod. ,
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-r-Mies Moore, President of the
W. 0. T. U.' delivered an address to
the ladies of the MethodiBt ohuroh
on Wednesday afternoon in the
churon. She also addressed the
public at the ohuroh at night and
quite a nice crowd was present to
bear her. Her talks were of much
enoouragement te the Christian Societies
of Louisburg.
?The average church goer much
prefers going to'ehurch latept makes ,
a commotion and disturbs the minister
in- praying, reading or sermon,
and also draws attention to atfy new
attiole of wearing apparel on tha
cavalier who 'may cbanoe te be in
attendance. Two minutes early is
almost a crime in tbe eyes of really
devout worshippers, who dislike to
have their minds distrsoted by foot
self. " *
?A wife will insist that the huebaud
shall not go out ef the heaae
sold, raw days without two undershirts
a liver pad and a muffler on, in
addition to his regalar clothes. Yet
as soon as lie is safely down town
she will rush out ?f the hot kitolten
bare-headed and bare-armed to hang
oat cloths, so as to get ahead of the
woman next door; or, she will tramp
off down town, and from house to
hodae to work up some society or
cbureh enterprise with nothing on
her head but a little saucepan- 0L4.
hat, and shoes not thicker than a
newspaper. Isn't this so?
?About as good a waj' to study
Ionian nature is when you are
driving on the public read. If a
man is willing to observe., the laws
and the courtesies of the road, he
will duly give his share of it when
meeting another, and shows he is
willing to do the gentlemanly thing
aboat it. But when yon meet one
who taies every advantage of those
he meets, and holds the road for bis
own selfish self, often to the great
discomfort of those he meets, or will
net allow them to pass, we arw almost
sure to think of perk in connection
with such drivers ot teams.
?Now is the time for you to
paint aqd fix up, and make home
look as if there was a little enterprise
arouhd you. Take the garden
rake and collect all the old ruobieh
of 1909 in a pile and set fire to it,?
don't bum the house down in the
operatien?and let it be burned up
and never to collect there again.
Then go for that'pile of ashes oollecled
daring the .winter and remove.
it far henoe so that your yard
will look sa if some one was living
there. There is no plaoe like , home,
therefore make it beauiiful, delightful,
enchanting and your atlaohfnenta
for it will be the stronger.
ANNOUNCEMENT. ^
Ttt the Voters of franklin County
I lisrehy aniaowtoc myself as "a
candidal. for tAf Derioeratio nom
mauoa ior i reyurer ot franklin
county, subjec/to^the action of the
Democratic p/im arise. /
J. EDWAKD THOMAS
Leave your ordcry for Sunday Ice
at J no. Kings <yh/S?tetvay night
Phone 47. X J. W. KINO '
BnS Orp ngfcn JQg*, the finest
thorough bred kirfcens in tbe United
States. $1 1ft getting of 16
eggs. A|. F YATES
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We Oder you the veiy Best bankii
Out bank ia modern, up\o-date a
A Our offlcera and directV* are
community and are among tie mosj
* Every dollar placed with ua\s i\J
ment knowa hqw to make it. \ /
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^P frieada from the country to makAtl
r^_ quartern and transact their/ueindSi
X, When Bending money away, ua\
! good everywhere, coat noising.
A We offer you the best Wanking fi
* ; ery way desired, it ia a iWeasure to
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Orchard Grass, Rape Seed, Pearl or Oatjfl
Seed, Early Corn Seed, Bnnob ana Pop B
Sets. Irish Potatoes?Early SuntyghE Iris
Rose, Oreen Mosntaio, Burbanks Attn Peer
little and large chiokeas. /
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