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FRANKLIN TIMES
A. F. JOHNSON. Editor and Manager.
Friday, ' May 61910.
lanax to ?w tsTUTMiiinrn
R. P. Floyd?A Card. '
T; & Collie?A Card, *
P. A. Davis?A Card y
R. B. Gamble?Pianos.
J. 0. Green?For Sale.
A A. Clifton?For Saler
Dr. 8. Rapport?Locals. .
P. Reavis Co.,?Wholesale.
G E. Morris?A Bargain.
Aaron Delta?Spring A Sumqiei
Gooda.
TAR DROPS.
?Quite a number ef~our people
. attended the closing exercises of ingle
side Academy last Friday night.
?An antemobils party with twe
nice machines earns over from Henderson
Sunday and paid Louisburg i
visit. j
. ? ?It is v^ry important that everj
democrat iq Franklin county attend
the primaries to be held ou Maj
/ 14th. ... y/
?Attend the primtries and t*U?
an active part in the sftlectian of
delegates jbat "you may get yoai
choice. J
?Watch for the change of E. S
FordVatf next week. He say* h<
' hasdilmoBt anything yon want and
/will let you name year terms.
/ . ?The goed news has leaked em
that before many more weeks the
work on the M. S. Davis memoria
buildinp at the College will be started.
? ?From information received bj
os eur manufacturing enterprises are
"" being kept pretty busy. Why nol
have more?that it fnore in namber
but of other kinds.
?A chair faetory or a knitting
mill would pay good dividends ii
Louisbarg and sot require so verj
much Capital. Let some of our ~mon
> progressive citizens take hold and
start some other interprise in Louisburg.
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? We are requested to state tba
the Loaisburg Lodge, No. 413, A
a F. & A. M., and all Masons it
" Franklin county have been invitee
by the Henderson Lodge to attend
a meeting of the Orand Lodge whip!
will fie held .there on next Tuesday
for the purpose of lsying a ooernei
stone.
ik*?j-The attention of the merohanti
ot FrJnklin and adjoining ooantiei
is called to the quarter page adver
tisemeat of P. A. Beavis Co., on our
last page. This Arm is meeting withmuch
encouragement from the merchants
who have tried them and
they are filling a long felt need ii
' this section. Support your hWinstitutions.
?As only one man can be selee
ted to fill each office of the county
and from the number of good mei
running, it ia the duty of every vote!
in the county go out .arid see t(
it that only the best men are nom
, inated. Do this gentlemen and you
wilL do yoor dnty, provided you Ittsl
to the nominee at th'e eleetion.
?We hare received aeveral Lota
of items this week that on accouai
of the same being written on betl
idea of the paper tnd not havinc
the same ot the writer attached tc
them we could not publish. W<
hope that neae of ear correspendenti
? will get offended el this, but ar. ao
cunt of some of them abusing thn
privilege we are compelled to enforci
this rule.'
?An exoheage says: "When w<
see so many young men with thai:
hair parted in the middle and hang
ine down over their foreheads so (
to obscure every trace of intellect
and so many young women with thsii
hair all friazly-frowsly pad flapping
around over their faoea in fifty dif
ferent directions, we are not tar
prised that the felloweirs of Darwir
are now positively sure_that Bankind
deaoended from a monkey."
. ?Farmers as a rule are good, kiad
hearted and syapathetio aad abuse
of the boast* of burden is something
rarely witnessed in the country. It
the cities are often seen horses, aftei
being driven, tied te a post, exposed
.? to wintry winds and orually neglected
Societies exist for the prevention of
ernelty to animals In one form or
another and the dntyjef |the village
marshal is to hands ahd oars for nag.
tooted animals. Our town has staple
. .
tabling accommodation* and marc
a ad good oat* bestowed agon th
dumb bratea brings rich returns.
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?The reral routee.wsre establwl
ad far tha benefit of rural homes, c
in other worda the farmers. The
hkea proven a greater benefit ao
bleealeg to the farmer* than was>1
tioipatad by th. moat aanguine. ,
farmer who has anca enjoyed th
advantages of the rural mail aervii
would' hardly know how, to lit
without it. It did nbt come to th
{ farmer, however, until he had man
timsa earned it. The fariqcrs ai
, odr heaviest uxpayera. What pro]
, arty they have iain plain sight ar
ta taxed, while the oity gent, at lea
many of them, who deal* in not<
and bonds ia enabled to hide h
wealth from1 the aaaeaaor. h or
quarter of a century the mail hi
been carried to the oity, not on<
_ J>ut many times each day. Finall
the *>* heart of Uncle Sam hi
reached eat to the men-who feed tl
'' world. . . ,
?Young man}, Yo*f with tt
' peachy dewu under yeur proboaci
and luxuriant hair on yeur shape!
head; you with the taffy of yeus
maidens smearing your sunny oeui
teoanee; you with the two-story ce
) lar hugging your swan like neokjyc
I with your needle- teed aheea and bi
legna akin treuaera; you with tl
I odor of oheap cologne and vile c
i garettee encircling your fragile fori
I like luoenae;?yeu want to be a
editor! an editor! 1 aa editor, ei
You will-have to shoot the down
r 'ataab, ahoot the taffy, draw a bei
on the two storv collar, shake tl
1 needle points,knock the eternal da
' light out of the perfnme and t.l
weak-kneed smokers, and th n pe
ohanoe you mav get a grip en. tl
lewer round of fame's ladder, an
after yaaia of heartaohe you ma
> reach the goal your youth ne
r bankers for?a bald head and *
I editorial chair at the magnificept ss
j ary of seven dollars a week.
Prevention?those C'anliy ufoi. -^u
Tablets?will safely and Suiukly cbei
all colda and the Urip. Trm jfhem on
t and see! 48-25c. Sold by F.ifteid Plea
ants, Louisburg; T! C. Jwaer, Fran
linton.
I Dr. S. Rapport will'hjr it\ Looi
I burg, at the LoaW>urfr'ilotel, Wei
l nesday, May 18, foyone day onl
( Remember tbat youjmy nothing f
r tbe examination/of yonr eyes
buying glasses Ji b?, and. my cha
i ges for glassearare moderate indet
A number ef shoats tber^ht size f
barbecuiag, ' J. t)C Green,
- ^ Franking, N. C.
~ [ A CARD/ ,
I understand that there is some, ii
1 preasion in the county tnat I am not
i candidate for the Hhuselof Represent
' tives, hut I desire toVtite my positii
'iplearly. That is, 1 waJld be glad to 1
returned to thesjlousS of Represent
tives subject to the wipes of the pe
pie and the Democratic Convention
be held May, 16th, atfLouuburg.
' y. II.[P. FD^yd, MD.
' A CAM).
r I haye concluded at/this laty date
, announce myself \ candidate for Re
ister ot Deeds, youJ know me and
nominated I wilkio shel people of tl
County as much gfxfLak any othet mi
I have always givejVtie party acti'
' service by going tahaL Legislature i
working in any gem thVr chose to pi
me, and if nominmed tl&same will I
appreciated. I P. A. Davis.
t A CARD,
l To Th? VorBBsOr Franklin Count
, It is rumored tbat there is oppositu
to the old board of Co nmissioners,
> parts of the county at least, and th
, there is a move on foot to tyirn out tl
satire old board and p< t in a new on
> I wish to call attention to /lie fact thi
. the financial condition of the oounl
l also to the fact that fs county wi
, heavily in debt wnen t le "old boarc
(so termed) took aha *e of affair
it i,. . i> *1.. i '
i u.tuoiaiuic, mo imuBVBineHl III U
way of roada, bri4g? .etc., are we
! known to the averagtff fien. The ti
- rate for the county igfn was low as
1 haa been for many Ji i. except in tl
' districts that have lot a special taxi
I for schools or road/. Ne invite an i;
vestigation feelingicon ident that whi
1 we claim will be iwore ban vindicate!
r It had not keen nfy pi rpose to decla
myself a candidaje to re-election bi
t being urged by nfy trii ids to do so, ar
. being further pr/mpte by a knowledi
pf the above set* forth ondltiona in tl
' face of what sefais to he a groundlei
I objection to tlrn "Old hoard," I here!
aak the Demo/ratic volers of the cou
' ty to nominJe me . one of the
board of Comfcisaionefa in tha aomit
primary and Convention.
T. S. Colli a.
i FOK REGISTER OF" DEEDS
, To the Vetera of Franklin CountyL
' I take this method of informing m
i' friends and the public of my chanidac
, for the nominatmn Mr Register <
Deeds of Franklin Ikpwnty, eubjoct t
the action ef the iVrdocratic ptlmaric
I and convention. sysnf announcing m
candidacy for this Uee I wish to aa
to my friends and another* who are li
terested that ham irlno way connects
with any other oand||ate and am ;oa!
i asking your auppoM for myself, fi
which, if you can gty* I will be moi
than appreciative. I \
r ' 1 18 LaaiasiJs.
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iv *? hy buy "a cheap commercial
ie Piano" when T?ucen' buy a hif(u
grade standard of the world tgf_ a
ittle more money than ^ouVwouM
hare to pay for V, cheaa^nferior
ir make- Stieff Ratios aae endorsed
,j by the best mtmifriiyT irj., -Europe
and America. The Ai^wt coneerratorr
of music itLftBe world, the
New England' sqjtfervatory at Bosih
ton, Mae*., ie tvL^AoVer 180 Stieff
e Pianos, 41 ia ?Jt aftthe Meredith
M College at Rmafgb, A. C., 198 ether
high school/dud oollqges are uaihg
the Stieff Kanoa almost exclueive"
ly. EducJitfe yourself In piano con1
struction/r quality and darability,
re then wyesl euro you will buv a
p. Stieff Ifcano, the plana With "the
1(J wweolUone, 67 veare aL standard,
the JMorld a premium ptiho, made
at in ffr own factory at Baltimore,
to Mm and sold direct to tne home,
is foKcash or on easy payment plan.]
, We mamufactnre the Stien, Shaw
a| and Stieff it Shaw Player\Pianos.
Investigate. R. B. Gambre, Faox
tory Salesman, Raleigh, N. .0.
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>S I offer for aaleVin K es/nt $300 piano
"* new, direct from ma tor/ It ie now at
my house and J inVite/ou to come and
see yt. 1 will 'sell u/> big discount,
ie payable 1st of October, secured by
i good note. If not ytd t rirately it will
' be sold at auctioned tne court house
ly on the 16 of^Ma*
,K | B. ByfASSqiiat'RG, Atty.
North Carolina, ^ I . Ih Superior Court
1- Franklin OdKnty. ( Before the Clerk.
in I. H. Kaamev, Adm'r of ) '
' Annie M. Fuller deceased i
re , I
ie Jacob W. Arriagton,. Eli- Notice of
: ra urake, JamestDrake | Summons
et al heirs at law onAnnie /
m M. Fuller-deceasedA J /
To Eliza Drake ana James Dn?e, defendants
above named: [/ '
r- You and each of you will take notice
y that an action entitled a* /above has
[d been cemmeuced in the Sumsrior Court
of Frankln County, North Carolina, by
I. H. Kearney, adminhtrator ofAnnieJ
C M. Fuller, deceased. agaAlst you and
ie the other hens at law o Lea id Annie *1.
r. Fuller, deceased, for license to sell, for
the purpose efmakiawlassets to pay
, the debts of said Annie JM. Fuller, de"
ceased, a certain lot/oil land in the
y totrn of Franklinton, reaid Couaty and
n State, situated at tha comer of Green
n and Franklin Stra/ts in\ said town,
. bounded on the North by Vie lands of
"" W. L McGhee, on/ the Bast by the
' olored Baptist Church lot, on the
South by Green Blxecfand on the West
te by Franklin atre/t, containing a bo_"t
v | one lourtn or af acre beitoK the lot
' conveyed to Anrfe M. Fullerpy C H.
Sandhng, and of which she aled seized
f~ and DOS8e8sed. f \
And you wilufurther take notice that
you are required to appear bAfore the
Clerk <ff the Superior court of Franklin
eounty, said state, at his offide in the
ceurt house in Louisburg, on me 27th
day of June, If 10, and answer ondemur
y. to the petition of the plaintiff med in
or said action, or the plaintiff williapply
to the court for the relief demanded in
in said petition. This the 15th day of
. April 1910. Y
J. J. Babbow, C S. S.
id IT. Y. Gulley, \
? W. H. Yarborough Jr.
Att'ya for Plaintiff.
or ??^
SALE OF LAND UNDER MORT?
GAGE.
By virtue of a certain mortgage
n" deed executed on the/12th day of
September, ^05 by/G. N. Dent
>n ana wife to the undersigned and
oe duly recordedXn Book 142, page
a" 258, the underaiVned {will on Mon^
day the 9tk daV ?f May at 12
o'clock at the couxt house 4eor at
Louisburg, axposeV sale at public
~ aaation <o the high at ("bidder for
tc cash, the lot convi ^ed by said
g- mortgage to <vit: A certain lot in
the town of Louisbt rg Vi the north
side of Halifax road con\ining one
,e half an acre, being he hon?e place
or of the said G. N. 1 ent and wife,
d upon which the sai i G. N. Dent
built a house, and b ling lot' No. 5
? in the survey of thi Charles E. Mal?n?
land- This MArnh <l1omQiA
y. Farmers and Merchants Bank
>n Mortgagee'
jjj Bickett & White, Atty's
I New Points Fpr Old
ty I will giveNiew plow points in
** etclinnge for ofti oast/iron of any
kind and allow ydu top of the
s. market for ypur iron
> Bring me all the olByags yon have.
25 cents per 100 IBs, any sort.
\ J 1LSP1RE.
Waahington Pop Sunday! Edition,
n- 5 eta. a copy, send in you\ address
J4 now. J
j- LOUISBUrf<; NEWS STAND
J^pire; Mgr.
f. D. E. MILLER
JEWELER
? LouisbUrtj, Nr C.
_ With u ni h will ^selected
stock of J I am in
position o i JU.fy most
y~ any ofle d sirs V anything
in my lint / :
?I Also 1o Repairing
y of WAhl lEf andWWa"
RLRYAn ,wi give \ou
jy ths ysif 1 tst f work \
re /V Ttnly \
U E MILLER
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I WHEW YOU B
You do not turn him loose to gtaze
Jala into a field where you knovA th
^ where there is no chance of hisert
A ~ Why not follow the same plan wftb
With all the protection you cd|
house, it is never safe. There afif
be discovered. ?There are no hafigi
proof. The newspapers are filKd <i
^ iea and destrnetion of cencealaA mc
A fences are never secure. Pi?ect j
live stock; put it in this banly where
?had any time desired. J?-?
| FIRST NATIC
V LOUISBUF
UNDER SUPERVISION OF
fJUST RE
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5 A FRESH ASSORTMENT OF NATIZ
ONAL BISCUIT COMPANY'S
ft EATABLES
? 1 carry a full assortX
? ment of Sun Beam . "'wrlXI\|j
? brand of Canned Goods \. 7
? The 1 est in Teas, Cof- /a\\
? fees, Spices, etc.
^ Flour, Meal, 8hip Swiff,
0 Meat, Lard, MolassesA)ats
ft Corn and Hay. / \
1 call / p hon*
ft | Clifton Corner ? "|"|
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I House Keepe
Old Dutch Cleanser^chases dirt cleans e
nickle plated, windows, sinks, woftd wtu
ery. Bonarai, sapolio, eleotrio arlcon. ^l
A hand soap will remove ink, grease, dirt,
hands and leaves the hands soft and im
X glyceiine soap for your bath and you wil
X - SHOE FF
A Whittemores Gilt Edge, Baby Elite, Rus
Pink, Blue, Red, Gun Metal, lavender,
Bully shine shoe polish will make old 01
Just received a big stock of flower pots
" cuspidors, beans pets and tea pots.
I lT P7>
X ON THE CORNER PHONE
lit -i' irtiSi^Ttiifi'<'ty u t
fa ??^-Ww?
UT h HORSE f
alon the road/^ibu-^put J
? fences are all strong, aitd^
isJfing through and escaping. _
gWevouroaak around the . ? 'S>VS^ ^p?
W hiding places that oan not \I
sX that are absolutely fire
laVy with acooants of robber- ,
ioeV. In other words your
'ourUnoney as you would your ^
i it a always safe, and oan be * '
)NALV BANK |
IG, N. C- |
U. S. GOVERNMENT ..
IGEIVED \
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Nabisoo, Ginger Wafers, Fig Newton, Honey Blocks J
Chesse Sandwich, Milk Biscuit, Social Teas, Zu Zu, J
Lemon Snaps, Graham Wafers, etc. 9
II r A good assortment of 9
\L3 Staple Dry Goods,shoes 1#
notions,heavy and shelf 9
|/|nffc hardware, tinware, 9
" '"3 crockery, harness, etc. J#
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Calljfor anything you want, and you will 7
"'always get the lowest prices for 9
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fresh clean stufiT* ,
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E NO. 80 J *
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errell i Louisburg, N. C. | 9
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rs Friends f
ni mel ware,bath tuba, copper, brass ''
k floors, oil and rast from machin- W1 ,
|m bh bricks, Ivory soap. Dutch ' d
?ins, paints, varnish "from your ?
o the. Try Lilac Rose transparent
II beNpleased!. - ..T
UENNDS f
t >tt, VelveV Polish, Quick White, X
in one 8hW polish Whittemore
n eked box caU shoes look ?ew. ?
and saucersNpouItry fountains,
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JJICKS, i
4^ LOUISBURG, N. C. 1 ^
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