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F RAN KLIN TIMES"
A. F. JOHNSON. Editor and Managtr
Fkjuay, June 10 1010.
to k*w iolvartlhlsent. H
E. A. Roger*?Tinner. el
Ben. T. Holden?A Curd. ' ??- ?
'IVH. Dickens?Notice. "
Callaway and Owyn ? White Sulphur in
Springs.
h -TAB DROPS.
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?The People's Clothing Store te
has a change,"of advertisement in di
this issue. - Si
?The attention of the readers is ta
called to the change of advertise-,
, ment of L. P. Hicks. ' la
?Ohiet of Polioe High and Mayor M
Yarborough have been making it I"
warn for the crap shooters and va- ^
grants the past two weeks.
?There were several automobile ^
parties in town Friday from Raleigh, ^
among them l>eing Messrs. J. C
Winder and H. D. Wolcott driving a *
Jackson oar. The cars were all very
popular while here ancPmany of our
people eujoyed their stay.
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?41r. W. Leon Hall, of Norfolk,
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Va., apent several days in Louishurg ^
this week. He represents several'
Norfolk jeal estate concerns and we
understand that several of the
"Bova" can get on their own l'Urit." ^
now when they go down and chose
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to do ao.
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?It does not cost so very mnch C
^ to own a home in our city. Lots,
splendidly located and of ample size, p
? can be purchased for little money, el
while building lots "sell at le?a than M
value. Building material is as rea- ai
sonable here as at other points. Able bi
architects and contractors are ready to
to satisfy every demand, hence to
own a homelies within the range of ^
possibility, no matter how meager
the salary or limited the means. If
a man is honest,- upright, and displays
a willingness te help himself, ^
there are people here many who will 111
give him whatever help is needed, re
so long as it be witlun the bounds of lr
reason. P'
- ?We like to work and we like to 8<
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see others work, but we just arise to
remark that when we get to be worth ?
as muoh Aioney as some we know, ^
work with us will cease. We could
never discover why men sixty and 81
seventy years of age and worth from ^
ferty to one hundred thousand dol- ^
lare should oontinue to toil from ear
lv until late and in all kinds of 81
(t
weather. We like to see a man pro- .
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vide something for their family after ^
they are gtme, bui the average boy ^
is better off if not lett too much
property. Yon who have labured 8'
your three score years should stop
work, and enjoy life the few short
years you have left to remain with
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?We have tried in all possible
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ways to show our appreciation of the .
liberal patronage given utT'eince the '
firat day of our coming to this city. ^
In tb? columns of our .paper we have
fought for our town to thv best of
nnr ahitifv Wtt if .in 1.1 nnl tin nirn. P'
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tietical, but believe that by using this p<
paper as a weapon we have been en
abled to render sopae assistance to S'
the enterprise and growth of our '
little city. If our paper has pleased
you we are fully repaid for the hard
promise our readers that in the future
it will be far superior to the ^
past, as we have decided to give ^
more attention and work to the local ^
field, realizing our readers appreciate ^
a spicy local page. p
?There are bui few editors in ,,
b
oar state who have Dot made a vig- ^
orous and continuous fight against ^
the oity mail order house. This has ^
been done in the interest of the home ^
. merohant, and without money and j
B without price. If the editors of the (j
land had received regular advertising M
rates for all they have said against P
these enemies <Jf the ooan'ry merchant
they could now be wearing j"
diamonds. Now the department j>
store man appreciates advertising oi
spaoe and is willing to take ' all the
average country editor has for sale, ?'
and at a ?ood priced What other
elaaa of bueiness or professional men
. would refuse business to help their
friends, especially as many of said ,
. friend* never aoem in the least die- R
poaed to return the compliment or
" ; aven appreeiate It. , : ^ p
Pain cgn be ehs/iy and quickly Stop"7
ed. Pink Pain'fablets ?Dr. Snoop's \
op Headache, Awomanly paips, any j
sin anywhere, is JO minutes sure. For- c
lula on the 25c/ bo\r Ask your druggist r
doctor aboutihis\formula?it'e fine f
old by F. Reidf Pleasants, Louisburg; j
C. Joyner, lyanklinrap.
List of LettersRemaining
in tho Post Office at I
ouisburg uncalled for. N. C., /{
Miss Gennie Alston, Mrs. MarW *
laob, Mi s. J. J. Barry, Mrs. Annii J
Town, Mrs. Resa Ella Branch, Midef *
tiss Nannie Dixson, Mrs. Anne -5
'avies. Miss Roeer Fisher, Mrs Anna c
oster, Miss Rie Foster, Mr. B./G. r
reen, Mi88 Nenie Grail, Mrs. John a
[orton, Mr. William Harris, /Mrs ?
nnie Jones, Mr, Sam Johnson '
tr Junie Johnson Miss Annitf Jef- g
irson, Mrs. Bettie King, Miss Fannie 8
eaff, Mr. John K. Laharis, Mrs. t
laiia Mitchell, Mr. Will Newion, s
tr. Mfillis Patterson, Mrs. lfebeooa 8
erry, Miss Lula B. Perry, Miss jj
tary l.ula Perry, Annie LeolStriok,n<l,
Mrs- Florenoe Tharingjon, Mr. C
orey Williams, Misa Milie [Young, h
astor of the Luthera Churchy Pastor |
f the Congregational Church. J",
Persons oalling lor any of the 1
Jore letters will please say they saw j|
lem advertised. 1
M. W- YARBOROUOB.jP. M. "J
A tickling or 'dgyco?gh can be quick- n
loosened with Shoop'a Cough o
eniedy. No opiuS, no chloroform,
>thing unsafe or harsh. Sold by F
sid Pleasants, Loijlshurg; T. C. Joyir,
Franklintoo. J V ^
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eating of Graded School Trustees
The trustees of Louisburg Graded j ?
iliools held their annual meeting ou y
onday in fhe office of Mr. ~Win.io
uffiu, owing to the sickness of the I f
lairman Mr. F. N, Egerton, Mr. ?
'm. Bailey |>reeiaed over the meet- ~g
8Supt
Mille presented?(nrotement r
the eohool conditions along with I
me timelv suggestions, in regard to 5
e future of the school. The True- "tj
es upon an examination, and full ?
scasaion ot the state of the Graded Q
shool funds decided to reduce the j|
x from 45 U> 40 .cents, this reduotU
of tax following a like one made g
st y ar speaks well for the Trustees, ?
td is one we feel eure that every t
irson in the District, will appreoialejt
rof. W. R. Mills re elected Supt and B
rof. E. L. Best, Principal to sucoeed
lemselves.
rs. Roeamond H. Ragsdale. Miss
eorgia Joyner and Miss Mary Best *
ere reelected to their same posi- t
one, and Mr. G, S. Baker was elecd
to take charge of Grade form- t
ly taught by Misa Mary Yarbor
lgh. One of Supt iills reocom
edation Was for an extra teacher,
le board decided to adopt the reo- i
irtunendation "and the position as j
ttra teacher was tendered Miss s
dith Yarbotough. It was ordered j
7 the Board that Suot Mills keen .
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i band all books used in the school *
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id sell to the children at cost for
ash: ?? *'' - .
Prof. E.N. T en' was elected Princiil
of Colored schools his assistants
ected are Lilia II iwkina Lillian
[alone and Josephine Lane.
ter transactions ot setne routine
asineas, and ordering the fall term
i begin Sept Oth; Board adjourned- ,
oulsburg Normal And Indus- '
trial Training- school, Colored.
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To the editor:- I am fully satisfied
lat there is no institution, of its
ature, in this section, that appeals 1
ore strongly to our. people, both j
i encouragement and finanoia1 sup- 1
ort, than the above mentioned j
shool, The success of this school f
ould be especially benefioia| and j
ratifying to the people' of Louis- <
urg and Franklin county. I learn j
iat oarpentery, bricklaying, black- <
nything, painting and agriculture (
'ill not only be taught bat, pushed. <
'he girls will be taught oooking, J
mndrying-and above all neatness 1
rid cleanliness. I am also informed ]
iat dairying will be one of the spec- ?
1 features of this ^igaljiution. j
hese trained men and women will I
9 very lielptul to us, in fact, inde- j
aensable, and we should put forth ;
ar best efforts to make this -school j
success. It is most heartily endofs*. i
J by Supt. Joyner and many of the c
est and most influential men in i
rankljn county. I sinoerely hope j
ar people will become interested a
i this institution and cause jt to ?
rosper. ^ c
_C. W. Rainey. I
Base Ball Notes.
Captain Ford's line ap am intruetiona
to his men for the Youngs
ille game shows that numeroua
tber duties enumerated Ity bimsell
r some of the "Fannetts" in t't
Irand Stand haa dot made I'-im for81
what ii tak.* "to win a game.
At a meeting of the Beard of Di
colors one day this week Capt. L
i. Joyner was elected Umpire and
Ir. J. L. Palmer official scorei foi
lie season. Both of these gentle
ten are "base ball cranks'' and w?
re sure no mistake has been made
a the selection. ? *
I'itnber is being put on th?
;rounds for the fence and grand
taud and manager McKinne m>]
is depended upon to get in a posi
inn In gather in the sbeckles it
hurt order, weather permitting.
A CARD
In response fti -recent inquirie
roin different -sections of the 7tl
Senatorial District jbeg to annouDCi
o the public tbat I Will be a oandi
late before tho DeniWcratio Conveu
ien for reuornination ro tbe Senate
jBbh. Holdk*.
Having this day qualified as admin
strator of Prescilla Hani, r, deceased
ate of Franklin Count yf this is to noti
r all persons holaing/claims agains
aid estate to present /hem on or be
ore June 8th, 1011, ha this notice wil
>e plead in bar of thjsr recovery. A1
til persons indebtetyl\ said estat.- wil
ome forward and mid settlement a
lace. This June 8fh. 1110
T. H fclCMENS, Admr
E. A. ROGERS
Tinwortfer
Louisburgi/N. C.
kVill make estiiuMies on any jol
iVork Guaranteed^ 1 Cpll ?r writ,
vheninne d of/amything in m;
ine. / \
Hommisioner's Sale of Tim
ber and Town Lots.
- By virtue of an order of sale mad
>y the Superior \ Court of Franklii
_x>unty in that special proceedings en
;itled J. P, Timberfeke, Exr. and Mrs
Mary E. Timberhttre, E.u.?of- * E
Timberlake, deed. Vs. M. E. Timber
ake, et al, heirs it law, the under
ugned commissioner will, on tin
fourth day of July. U910, it being th
iret Monday in July! at about the hou
>f noon, at the Court House door, ii
Louisburg, N. C-, oner for sa'e to th.
lighest bidder at public auction, fo
rash.
First,?All the timber now standinj
>r otherwise of and above jthe size o
sight inches in diamefl r. * the stum]
vhen cut, together with jill necessar
rights of ingress and ebreis for the cut
ing and removing of at.id timber, pro
/ided the same shall bfccut and remov
?d within a period of jfive vears fron
tnd after the date of .the de^d to o<
nade for the same, ui>pn the followinj
lescribed tract of land situated in th<
.ounty of Franklin akd the ?tate o
*iorth Carolina, defined! and describe*
is follows: that tract ldf land vrhict
yas allotted to saja C. IE. Timberlaki
n tlip Hirifiinn nfAho ool?fo
VDWW VI HIS il?111
ir, J. P. Timberjake, as lame appears o
ecord in the^ office lof the Clerl
rfv the Superior Court! cf Franklii
ountY in Book No. 16 of Ordert
ind Deor^ea' at pages) 142 et. seq.
ind ther&jk^describecl as follows
vnown as DotX*^ 1 of the King land
md bounded as follows:) Beginning a
i rock, Mjb". ~~O. E. Timberlake's an*
I. If. ConeJ corner, thedee N. 87 j
legrees Sf. "*52 poles tb a rdek anc
>ointer%f corner for Lila T. Harris
rife oiVx. J. H. Harris, fcence Soutl
21 poys 9 links to a stakp and point
YiggZs' line; thence 8. 8lF 1-2 degreei
?. ST poles to a dead Red<mkt Wiggins
ornir; thence X. 2 1-2 d grees E. 2'
>o 1? 20 links to an old st imp; thenci
<J. Jl-2 E.* 128 poles to th old run o
)dtis Greek, Ash poini srs; thenci
l?vn said creek as it i leanders 7i
?#leR to a pine stump, Mrs. Man
Ting's dower corner; thenc N. 2 do
Trees E. 164 poles to a pine tump, Mrs,
fary Kings do"Wer corner; ;hence N. 5
-2 degrees E. 94 ^poles 11 links to i
lock, corner for Mrs. ?f.~P7 Tiznberlakl
ract in Mrs. C. E. Timbe lake's line
henceX. 87 degrees W. 22 poles I
inks to the beginning, co itaining 381
ores, more or less.
Second,?A lot in the Town ol
TongBville now considered :>ne lot bu1
iriginally composed of two lots describ
d_as follows. ' .?at
A lot adjoing the lands o J. A. Greer
,nd T. L. Moss and others, and bound
d as follows: Commencir j at ^ hlte
ak root near Hillsboro I oad, thenc*
Cast along Ilillsbooro Roi 1 forty on*
,nd one half yards t( a stake
5. k. pearce's corner; thenc* South along
I. JB.Penrce'B line fifty eigl tyards to f,
L. Green's line; thenoe We it along J. A
ireen's line thirty eight y; rds to T. L,
loss' line; thence North along T. L.
do9s' line to the beginnin, '? containing
letween one fourth and one half an
ere, more or less.
A lot adjoining the lai ds of J. A,
Ireen, T. L. Moss and others and
ounded as follows: Beg nning at a
take, J. A. Green's eorne in College
itreet thence West along , uA* Green's
ine thirty-eight (38) yard to C. E.
'imberlake's corner in J. A. Green's
ine; theace North alohg 0. E. Timberike's
line fifty-eight (58) y irds to the
arboro Road; theace Eao along the
arboro Road forty-one ani one hall
41 1-2) yards to Cbltage ^trtot; thence
forth With College afreet to, the begining?
containing between one fourth and
ne naif an aero, mofe or lets.
Terrhs of Sale?Cash. 1 < >
This Jane 8fd, 1910.
J. P. Timbbri.ake, Commissioner.
7m. H. Ruffin, Atty.
nr. clo,c
I A The officers of Our ban)t i
- m ?.the details of ttcbwHiiMf I
J business of our customers an
correct and acceptable' mann
' . the best banking service, and
J FIRST NA1
| LOUISE
j J UNDER SUPERVISION
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j ^ Globe and Ironage Cultivators, Plows, Qastin,
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i mj Lowest Price on Flour, Meal, Sh
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always in close touch with all ' jfc
rV.a arc thus enabled to tmnille the
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we invite you to make use of it.
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