' osasassasss
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175, $1, $1.25, $1.50 real
* week to cai
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still .t rains.
?Its a fine boy and J. M. May is
wearing the broad Smiles.
?Another bunch of Miorea j-.n i
fisberjnen were before Squi.e Cou- j
way last week.
?Quite a large number of oer
folk* went over to Wake Forest^
Wed need ay with the escort cars.
?Sergt. H. L. Strickland happened
to the m'sfortune to fall
from hie wagon Tuesday breaking
some ribs and to what further extent
he was hurt the writer could not
learn.
?McGbee-Joyner Co, have inclosed
the large porch in front of
their store.witb glass, making a large
" ? gt?s frotirwtrteta helps materially;
the leoks of the store. This glass
room will make a very tine one to
exhibit goods in.
?Lee McKeight and Bigman
Dunsten were befere Mayor Conway
Monday for sell'ng "Booee." Mayor
7 Conway though il heel to?f 11 the
Judge at next term of Superior about
it bo they were required to give boud
"for their appearance.
?Several dega have been k''led
in and around here this week which
were either mad or were bitten by
mad doge. One large red -log belonging
to J. R. Frye was claimed te
he mad and bit quite a number of
, dogs here before he was ki'led about
two or three miles from town last
Saturday.
, ?Kext-Jjunday aeoreing at 11
u'oloek the Odd Fellows will meet
ndgo in a body to the Methodist
church where they will have memorial
services oond acted by . Rev.
W. W. Keee. And at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon they will meet egaie
and go t# Pepee and to the Conyers
grave yard wbare flowera will be
u; strewn on the gtavea of deoeased
| brothers.
?Next Friday night at tbe^old
B Chair Factory the ekatera will maak
fijj. and refreshments ooasisting of bar?
a _
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Vbove Table
values for almost double the amount
II for one of these tables for thev will
HOLLINf
i.eoue, chicken salad, cream and cake
will be served and the receipts will
gc to the AthleJc Association, <
help defray the eij-enses of the base
hall ham. Manager Collins, of the
"R'.nk" wishes IIS fr? stale that the
pride i f ?liiiis;..i, l? ti e rink wil1 he
raised to la cents r. aiead of ten as
cfiire, beginning with this night.
Come and bring'your "beet'" girl and
if joe do not wish to Bee the skating
a general good time will tie fur.
tiiahed jon dewn stairs free of cost.
Be sure te come.
?The first car ef the Times-Dispatch
endurance rnn party, from
Richmond, Va? followed by 18 other
cars composing the party came
through our town last Wednesday
afternoon at exactly eight minutes to
2 o'clock being escorted by the fol.lowii.iji;
Frankiinlon cars wlta met the
party at Tar River, Mr. A. H. Vanns
car, then Mr*. Vanns car, then Meaj
sers J. W. McGhee and B. T. Greens
[car, then Mr. Joe Greens car followed
by the pilot car of Dr. Maguire
I scattering uaufetti marking the route.
a,. ... I-?, l ?:-i ?J '
w.v v?> via* uvuisuu^ juiaeii ine
very far with them. Nearly all the
party declared that the roada in our.
townaiiip were , the beet they had
come over during the entire route.
Quite a large number of oar people
lined Mrin afreet to cheer the autoiat
> they came through.
Personal
W. H. Harris visited Raleigh lait
week.
G. L. "Whitfield went to Raleigh
Tuesday.
Mrs. B. T. Green (pent Tuesday
in Raleigh, ?
, R. t. Gupton went to Youn^srille
Tuesday.
. J. Leaviatir, of Ralsigh, was in
town Monday.
Rav.C. H. Pratt want to Pfraburg.
Vs., Tuesday.
Mrs. Lena Cos, ot Jaekaoayills, is
visiting at B. F. CoekV '
Mrs. Claud Gore, of Baehingbam,
is visiting Mrs. K. B. White.
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WEDNESDAY
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asked. Don't wait until next
I not last that lung.
Sworn
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Mrs. K. N. Leavister, of Raleigh,
is visiting at Sheriff Kearneys.
Mrs. E. L. Harris and daughter,
Louise, of Raleigh, are visiting at C.
W. Conway's.
Mies Mattie Ballard returned home
frem Rooky Mount last week, where
she has been teaching.
A. S. Kearney, of Raleigh, is visiting
liia mother, Mrs. H. C.Kearney
wlie -s light sick.
Mrs. J, B. Cheatham, of Atlanta
6a., is visiting her father, B. W.
Ballard tb!s week.
Messrs. A. O. .Perry Bid Otho
Hicks went to Portsmouth, Va., to
epeud their vacation Tuesday.
Mrs. Pirie, of Uendersen, accompanied
by her little daeghter; is visiting
her son, L. C. Pirie, here this
week.
Messer's E. J. Cheatham and R. B.
White attended the meeting of the
Bankers of the state in Raleigh Wednesday,
- A. F. Johnson, the hust'ing Editor
of the Times, and wife, passed
through our toa'n Saturday returning
from Wrightsville Beaob - wtwre
he had been attending the Press
-Association.
Monday night for Asheville to a'
tsnd the "North Ca-olina Teaohere*
Assembly. While gone ebe w'l
viait seven'! places of interest among
the mountains of North Carolina,
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A Curd of thanksy^
We wish to express i/r thanks
ami grn itade to i.ar\kian l>r. and
friends who did all thy could for ua
in the sickness and daub ot our dear
baby boy. / \
Mb. aSD Mas. Xi.vii Nowblu
Tell some deserving eRhumatic sufferer,
that there is jit one simple way
to certain relief .\ttift Dr. 8hoop's book
on Rheumatism awl k free trial teat.
Ala book will maki it entirety elear
bow Rheumatic palmare quiokty killed
by Dr. Sbooifu Shan ma tic Remedy
liqalo or tablets. 9soo.no money Tba
teat is tree. Snrprte *pie dlsbaartad
snffarar by first At tings, for him tba
book from Dr. ShSp'a, Racine, Wis.
Sold b* F. Raid PjEwats. Lou labor* i
T. C. Joyner, Franklntoo.
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iiard days worjgour mattresses
nhrd days Wl, then another f
gelkhard turn lump.
Our prices are i
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Base Ball.
KittreU defeated the home leanhere
last Wednesday afternoon in i
very slow game of base bad, full ui
errors from the beginning. While
some very good plays were made bj
both teams the game was doll and
uninteresting. Kearney, Frank'inten's
slab artist for six innings and
part ef the seventh wSs not in . form
at all walking four men in successing
in the 7th?being relieved in
this inning by Stuart. Kittr?U'i
rflab artist did some very effective
work which deserves special mention.
The score was 7 to 4 in Kit
treils favor at the end of the Oth
ieninp. Th-s makes two out of
three for them th:s season and we
have only lost one other game and
played thirteen. Battery for Franklinton.
Kearney. Daniel and Stuart;
for Kittrsll Denial and Kearney.
Just a little too much "Gates" and
Winston E'a liberality of free passes,
whieh netted the home team four
runs in the first two and one haif
innings, gave Frank'inton last Saturday,
here, one of the prettiest
games of the season. Winston E.
for ifs^ngsville gave our boys five
bases and hit three, allowed no hits
J ?a U a Uit. IT_
auu airuun uui uuw man wuiiv i nderwood,
who succeeded Winston in
the third gave only one free pass,
bit one man, allowed fonr hits and
struck ont serea men. Catoa,
Franklinton's slab artist pitched fine
bail, winning hia own game by his
long hit to center which netted him
a home ran. He gave one free pass,
struck out ten men and allowed font
bits. On account ot the thick honey
suckle in the field, which loet the
ball three timee during th% game
thrae home rant were made which
otherwise would not have been.
Yoiftigsville got two and Franklinton
one. - This ia the second time
this aeasan under the teams present
management that Franklinton hat
defeated Yoengarflle, Battery foi
Youngsville Winston E Winston H
and IT under wood. For Franklinton
Catea and Stuart. Umpire "Hedg
path." Time of game two hoars.
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now have a few h
bust enjoy a good sleep is the hot s
i are, built to fit the tired places in a
'eat.ure of our felt mattrnsses are tha
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Combination Felt
6 and beauties ai
j are for the mone
Of MeKinley Sheet Music only 10 ce
Lower Prices
rles of best makes of pianos and oig<
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BARGAINS. IN J
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anteed. Price;
I Also Rebo^l
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1 do upholstering of all kinds/ Gr
work. My shop is at the olty color
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You Are Sure oN
You Becomej
lit. A State bank is a atro
it to. ' .
2nd. Oar capital and turpi
ghre yon additional security.
8rd. Unvarying courtesy i
always extended.
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HOUSE |r
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and mad** * !g;
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ummer nights when after a jSj>' >
tired main body after a ffi
t they wili not pack nor , ft!
esses $7.50 te / ?
Mattresses
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trks, \ Suffolk, Va.
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iade or quality "Workmanship KDar
ko auit the people .
;oln Chairs and
i With Cane.ie
me an^pportunity to do yoor
ed Odd FeljjwB Hall, Main Street,
RRIS, JR. [hrae
Things When i
ng banBH-State supervision makes
us apt! strata Board ol Direotors
infl excellent babking faoilities are
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