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Shoe Peg Items L
Not having Men anything from *'
herein long while will aend in a
few Iteraa: W
Meeara. G. H. and J. T. Cooper P1
and families i visited Mra. W. Z. Ar '?
nold last Bnnday. _J_ _H
We are very sorry to learn that
Mte. W. Z. Arnold ta right sick, but **
hope she will be able to be out in a w
^few days.
W& E. F. Miller, of Warren, will make K1
hie futuv beiae in Franklin eouaty. -M
He says the prettieat girls in the
world live here. ?'
It'a a fine girl and W. W. Wheel- "
er is kicking the oats out ot every w
door. < V
(tur friend Tommy Moon, ' of *
=? Reeky Mount, will make hie home ?
near here this year. We all wel- '
; oeme him baok. ^
B. B. Massenbarg, of Louiaburg, g|
visited "in the sticks" last Snnday. .
With best wishes to the Trttaa w
atlLits editor. ' ju
Bad boy. t<
"1
-> Pains of women, headmainf,.or any
pain stopped in 20 minuses sure with
Dr. Shoop's Pink PajfiA Tablets. " See al
full formula on 26c. Bote. \ Sold by P. J,
Reid Pleaiants, Louiskuri, T. C. Joy- .
aer, Pranklinton. / \- *
ei
Cadar Rook Items- R
The Rook is on a boom now, and tr
every fanner is in quite a rush preparing
hi* land far planting. J ?
The Sunday sohool at Cedar Rook
ia now in a flourishing condition. Although
we miea the presence of the
Superintendent Mr. J. B. Fulghum,
who ia aiding Mr. J. O. Sledge in
organizing the Farmers Union in
Warren Bounty.
Miss Myrtle Stalling* has returned w
heme from Nash county where abe
haa been teaching. v? ?
Daniel Coppedge, colored, who
haa been building ohimneya and 01
plastering housea for the paat twenty-five
years, calmly, but peacefully, d
passed away last Sundi y morning.
MeBsrs Leamon Parriah, Roaae al
^ Sarle, Linwood Inaooe.and Taylor
"" Bartholomew spent laet Stfnday with vi
Mr. Teb .Jones,
Misses Eugenia Boone, Mabel ?
Stallings and Bettie Stallings spent '
last Wednesday night with Misa '
| AreY
} Hone
H With your lai id
y sake of savin* \ \
I ' you use a nn
| ? only rccommgn
a analysis. It rto
| cial knowledge 1
a rials to anal^jes
| of a fertilizer (lie
S terials uped, | sc
j -y over fe/a thp \
I time and starve
are/so popular
gpedient hak i
work to da.
/years experienc
n / nrrtorlc frvr Smith
^ ^ v vy v*ava vy v? v? ki<
v enabled us (to 1
T - required. *
~~/k Sccqgnwi mi
M -? ft*?
J F. S. Royster
J NORFOLI
lillisn Jones. They report a meet toll
ijeyable tlmei * ; - v/. : dv
VVa are very glad to know that Flo
Ira. Nannie Cooke it on tha iui
rova now. Stiehasbeen very ill -ir
the past month, we wisji her a Woi
leedy recovery. aaoi
Rev. J,. W. Sledge attended the , *
to t
astors oonfereuoe last Monday
hich was held in Raleigh. jMra?
Fonville, (Nee Wirta Glas- for
owe) and little danghtar, of Rooky ?
aunt, are spending a few days with
>r parents.
W. D. Harrington, a immaterial ,j
udent of Mara Hill Collage, but j
bo at present, is organizing the
armer'a Union in Halifax eonaty gre
f Wake. Fareet College, spent list
atorday and Sunday at the home of
av.- J. W. Sledge. On Sunday ? "
lay, in oompaay with Misses Nellie . a|
ledge and Lillian Jonas, attended
lurch aervices at White Level, after
hioh they repaired to the home of jgrn
Irs. S. A. Jones where they par10k
Of a sumptuous dinner, and tent
the afternoon.
mar
W. D. Harrington filled the pulpit onj,
; White Level last Sunday for Rav. (
, W. Sledge. His subject was rea(
Humility." He preaohed an inter- jB fl
iling sermon. y
We were very sorry to learn of We
?v. L. W. Swope's resigination. Ite sua
ue we saw very little ef-him, bat the
ill mias his able sermens in the in t
nien meeting. ' Am
With best wishes for the Times. gro
RaIndow. oow
hba ia a
Centrevllle Items- f!at
P,n
Easter paused very quietly with us.
A auraber of our young people -=
ant ovir to Laurel.
A. A. Shearin spent Easter in _
aetalia. ^
Messrs Cleasy and Ate hie Parrish (
ime borne for tbe holidays. co
J. T. Neal and wife'spent fuee- ^
ay in Leuisburg. nu
Miss Veseie Jenkins and falh E<
r, spent Sunday at J. T. Neal's. _
JLI
Billie Cooper and wife, of Gupton, ea
ieited Mrs. G. W. ~Parrisb Sunday. ^
There was a pionic at Belton's jJJ
ridge, Pridgy Marob 35th. It seem- th
J to be a very enjoyable occasion.
Those who bad made a record at
tx
~ pc
ou N
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ef? * &
f. ~ ' i 1
wHen for the (
a few dollars ?
tillzer whose t
'A " - 4
i?at4on ls its
uires no ppe- 11/ *
to mix mate- p B
The value R ?
:s in the ma- p 1/
> as not to R W
plant at one I? =
: at another. y
>yster brands E V
Every ints
particular r =
Twenty-five L
e in making - E 5$
ern crops has E ^
know what is B Sp
c Is on every bag =* =
UIK 0 ****
;Ky . ( B ^
Qjv H ?
Guano Co. n $
M"K- ' B?
T^-*'T. ' *?r
T7V
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3 : ~~
ool of present oielity days. tarnone,
received prizes. They were,
yd Parrub, RutU Parrish, Bertha
il, Annie Heal aad Roy Upohuroh.
lias Wilder left for her.hem*
r Frahkltntoh, Tuesday. She baa
i many friends durinit liar five'
the etey with n?.
fra. Reon and aqn have returned
heir old home Dear here.
Lilt add Vjolut.
The above items were intended
la<t week bat were orowded out
ItnfOH.]
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The Real Corn Belt.
'he biggest discovery the South
made these laat five'yeara is that
are in the Corn Belt?that we
in faot, the real Corn Belt. "-In
it of temperature, sunshine, and
fall, we haveadvantagea over the |
it, and sv?ry time indivdualj
them farmers have set out to
I the West in yields they have
sit. The Western papers have,
it advertising ths champion oorn
aer of the Corn Belt last year,
he made only 156 bushels on an
I. Oh* of our Southern readers
le 2*26 bushels on an sere. It
1 remains new for us to set owt to
>n a large seals what we have plly
succeeded so overwhelmingly
loing on a small scale.
Ve have the advantage ef the
8t in three points. ? temperature,
shine, and rainfall. They, have
advantage in one point?humus
he soil. We can get this humus.
1 the beat way to get it is by
wing nitrogen-gathering crops?
peas and slover, greatest of all?
dditiou to maximum quantities of
lie manure. ? Raleigh (N. C.)
igresstve Fanner and Gazette.
hy docs Great Britian buy
its oatmea of us?
Certainly it seer s like/carrying
als to Newcastle tc speal/of exportI
oktmeal to Scotia a asm yet, every
ar the Quaker Oat Company sends
ndreds >ol thousai if of cases of
raker Oats to Gi rat Britian and j
irope. . .
The reason is tdr pie; while the
iglish and Scotclf 1: ive for centuries
ten oatmeal in dua tities and with a ,
gularity that Jlas made them the
ost rugged Mysic lly, and active
entally of alUpeopl , the American
is been eating oatm al and trying all
e time to Improve the methods of
anufactureno that h : might get that
isirable foreign trad w
How wdf he has s icceeded would
: seen J a glance a the export rents
on JQuaker Oats. This brand is
thoutA rival \ is' pi :ked in regular
ckagfcs, and in her netically sealed
is fcf hot climates. 51
rth. Carolina j
, > In theisuperior Court
nklin County J /
Rpsa Littlafohn )
V *f/. i notick
.Tea. Litweiohn )
he defendaiyhboye named will take
ice that an jwtion entitled as above
been coni/Vnced in the. Superior
irt of Frag Win county for divorce
II the bqjfda af mauicony and the
1 defendant will further take notice
t he iayfequirwl to appear at the
n ofjfie' superior court of said eounlo
byheld on tie 6th Monday after
firm Monday is March, 1910, at the
wouk in sail county in LouisgfN.
C. and answer or demur to
Zoraplaint whimi has been died in
f action qj the plaintiff will apply to
fl" -**"? rlllnf |n
1 complaint. thls March 9th, 1910.
j, j. b Jkiiow; C. S. C.
B. Massenburg, Asty. for Plaintiff.,.
:E THE /
Fmh DHI iMn
LnK ^\UUlil/
JNO./|w. KING
rs every (hiA and sells overyng.
M (Ml FO?Beet goods,
rest price/ q lickest delivery in
ECIALfiAE 3AINS FOR NEXT
/ 30 DAYS
IN/LAN' BED CLOTH
toUy hargai: in shoes,? mens
iss ybhirts a id . underwear, all
da/of gardi n seed, all kia^s
it/and vegeti blea, all kinds cell,
such as g inuine oat meal in
Is, nat. flaksi . posto.i. ?^r?tr,g?
ps, crest 1 iriety of tuumad
els, fish roe, ysters, June peas,
na sausage; h me-n ad? tomatoes
I snaps, Ian a cans ' 10\ cents,
isb line of fide candies just raved.
Yonrs to please,
)HN W. KING
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1u' Cr *
r?1?rr 5 j*
? - The (itrmota around our little
luwtreeern tn be making food use ol
this pretty weather. Soma of tbem
hare already begun to plant. They
are expecting this year to be a prosperous
one, if they can keep~Oi>t of
there^oh sf Hallev'a Comet. J Our
popular teacher, Mies Annie
Wilder, returned to her home JS^ar
Franklinton, last Tuesday.
Miaaea Bertha and Annie N&el are
visiting relativee at Caetalia.
V 1 *
?It makes <a feel the?press ttoo?<4apring
to ait on our parohea and listen
to the ataina of the violin/ ? it
aendg ferth into the air its melodious
music. Misses
Hattie Neal and Joaie ElIan,
Caatalis High Sohoei, ftocompaoiad
by Miss Annie May, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mra John
NpaL
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thompson
gave a reception at their new home
laat Tuesday night.
Dr. Simpeon, our new doctor, baa
been kept right busy recently.
\ j
Mr. and Mra. J. S Shearin went
over to Caatalia last Sunday.
Mra. M. C. Bartholomew returned
home Sunday, after an extended visit
to her ohildreo in Nash.
V Messrs Sid May and Dee Frazier
wera piaaaant visitors in our town
Sunday. Come again bore, maybe
next time the.girls will not be gone!
to church. * \
Several of our people ?ent over
to Mt. Zion last'Sunday to hear Mr.
Duke. He preaobed one of his moat
excellent sermons.
With-' beet wishes for the Times.
J.
Preventics? tlroflfe Csuidy Cold Cure
Tablets?will Bafelt anp quickly check
all. colds and the GUpf Try them onoe
and seel 4&-25c. e#ld by F. Reid
Pleasants, LouisbuJp. T. C. Joyner,
Franklinton. iy
J P WINSTON
says he is at present builditK on Nash
Street and takes un most Si his time
looking after the wVrk gapg on, but if
you want any goodsk neiyeill quit the
job as long as vou wVntXo buy clothing
shoe, matting, lad iky gowns, ladies
skirts,"boat suits. 1V0 mens shirts for
35c to 31.25, one hoasaead full of suspenders.
It you lyTd Vny store closed
you may know I yam Maying brick on
Nash street. / \ *\
/ J. V WINSTON
D. E. MILLER
IJEWELEF
Louisburg, N. C.
With a mcy well selected .
stock of Jewelry I am in /
position Jp aatisfy moet^
any one drawing anything
in my Iim.\ : . jr :
1 Also/ DA Repairing
of WASHES and JEW-' .
EIfei and wift give you
tUe vory best <* work
/ Very tAily
/ D E M|LLER _
| DARNELL 4 TliOMAsI
' M USICi tiOXJSE I
Raleigtl Gf J
?Bell they?t
PIA^TOB
On Ver/ Easv Terms
0 and at dticee belowt which no
1 ilcajar, Janofmctnrcr Wr mail or- der
houee can go, quality considered#
We are an lold estahlishedJnousc
with makv years of
repetition for square stealing to
ourrfedit^and^wnen^wl tell you
petition71prices we wHl <v> it. |
Sea# tadsy f?r Citslegic, Ttrmi ?4
Price sad yea will ctrtalaly s|rtc
with as. r~
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Welcome Words to Woi
Women who suffer with disorders pecu
sex should write to Dr. Pierce end rec
't sdvicc of a physician of over 40 years
?a skilled and successful speoialist in
of women. Every letter of this sort h
? careful consideration and k regarded
confidential. Many sensitivel^nddett i
fully to Dr. Pierce what tbeywrould I
telling to their local physician. lo<
without "an examination." DrYr|ero|
these distasteful examinations sraL gen
leas, and that no ^oman, excepfk
Dr. Pierce's treatment wObu
i' your own home. His Wart
hundreds of siiiljfilsii
It Is the only-medicine of it^ttnd tiat\
physician. The only one enough
Ingredient on its outside^^apper. lh(
tion. No alcohol and jwhabit-formuLf
ulpus medicine dcalcjytaay offer you \
with your health, yy^te to World's 1
V. Pieroc, Presijgff, Buffalo, N. Y.,-3
i ' The Choices
A My stock ( Heavv and Fai
A choice and select lot I boon
te lines 1 qarry. When u^ei
A see me before buylhsflr Re;
? barf; steel plows, Ure best r
U.A- f^li
7T
YOU AND
The biff State of North Ckroli
money nere, because <VtfW i
the workings of this batNcA It
to be run on conservativeSfce
t but even if the State didn't M
acter of our directois wouldui
the fullest safety. XV
THE - C^TIZ
/hender;
J. B. OW'ENS^resident
TATE MACHINER
Dealers in
Wheat Separators, Cotton Gins, Saws;
&?. Eclipse Engines and Saw Mills ca
strck^\VriteforMtalogue^pric
| Ladies Trin
1 \ /
A I hare just received a siytip
Hats from 50c to $4. \X t
?Hats and J.otn of ot.lieJf lhjj
I. . jKB, I
SALE ANI
I have decided tirrun again a Sai 5 ,
serve the public with /
First Class iVnr
Will be glad to have a liberal sh^re oi pi
teams and polite and accomm^atfng dr
R./FV f\[
For / ~ 1
tombstoneJk^CD
FENCING Write t(
Suffolk/Marble Wi
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m* thy rto? t
?_yondlT ' 2$3
IfiSs " "1
rare rssrs) ?hyy|j submit fn than
re you right In tfa? privacy of
?Ht? Prescription" has cured * of
them the worst of oaa??
. -j
is the product of a regularly graduated
mat its uiahcis dare to print its every ?-???
!*' no secrecy. It will bear examinadpigs
are found in it. Some unscrupsulsfitute.
Don't take it. Don't trifle
Mspjensary Medical Association, Dr. R.<
^.k^thc ?lvio^jDo.ived and b. well. ~
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it Groceries ?
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lirf Oreceries is the moat M
I get, an are. all the?other S
sd of anything in m) lin^ * B
member 1 carry the Lvnoh ?A
EASANTS |
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THE STATE -t ?
j' *\ ft*
inasep/iitto keep part of its \ \
it I^db a very close eye on all
laterally this bank would hare . < J
af because of luch examination /
5k after our business, the char- y*
?ure every one patronizing us y
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[ENS - BANK /
SON. N. C. /
-\ W. A. HUNT, Cashier
I ??^
T & SUPPLY CO.
Machinery
QN\N(^/ " " J '
f / We have the following see- fVI
ond hand machinery for sale: ,
II 44Uj p Ettinger engine $200 < vt5e
B 11 40 h p Erie City engine 200 ?
| - 1 50 h p Stationary Boiler
almost new 3.30
B 1 35 hp (inson Portable
boiler, good 250
' 115 hp Eclipse Engine and
5a\ and boiler 300 . .
B8A\ 1 12 hp Talbat Engine and
W I boiler 150
1 Eclipse Saw Hill No. 0 150 ?
] 1 Eclipse Saw Mill No. 0 100 j
Vgfi's 1 Talbot Saw Mill 45
_ 1 Chisel Tooth Saw, 44
9 !?:>,? "Hoe" 45 >1
j''in I Solid Disston Saw, 39 15
rried m ,
["term*. .?r -
' -1
imed Hats. I ^
^ ? I
ile line of Ladies Trimmed A .
mmple line Shoes.; Straw
ipn T can't menhgji^ So W _
;ooKE | - ' / ';
>LIVERV
f . Livery StaWe and am prepared to
ds At All Times.
itronage and guarantee satisfaction. Safe
iyers. I at. , -rr; r jti
JLLER * A
EJNTTS '
RBING and - IROBT
Rs, Suffolk, Va.
Ad , _ r 'yjjjjm
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