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?Tile ladies ot tit? tfiwji rave a t
very enjoyable lawn party /Tuesday ' tl
night for the benefit of the ball j h
from start to finish if yoa ot>me oat
Friday night to "The / District
Scbeol" at the tiraded School. <a
?The joint Methodist and Bap- |
tifct 8 ondiy-School eicdtisioti will be *
run to Pollen's Park, Kaletgh, on
August llth, whtre th>4w</- schools
will have their annual pie nid.*- ;
?The first cotton bloom 'of ihs ^
? season was exhibited in front Of the q
Poet Office, Sfdnday.- Julv 4th, by w
Isaac Wilder. It was raised by him g
* on the lands ot Mr. C. $. Williams.
."S'XWIII-. Ill -i P
..III j i . r-i'Ibohtg .lot ?f poultry that is be- it
ing shipped away fi?in here right A
uoiaii^Wt ?ndAhe pyjqea/ that are 5
.rl0 , theing paid shonUJ iodpca oor farmers
raipe more on tbnir form?, *
?gBMikhiXotw.MOnift th>? week ape I
10 wit ahort on aoenunt ot the Frank- J
I111 Uioion aoet-eapoodent btlongiojz to
siln tha local nailitary company and bav
-nil' 1 ing to >leaven-for Morehead Oitjr 1
Wadncnday iiCi'aUatoo btoay.u- hunt
up Ota news.: v<mn'I *_> > u* nji 'id t
?Mtsa Delia raldus died at 'Hei1
"to Atijutii'joitnouiJji |ii) . bu-vl ? .
noma on .Main (treat last Monday x
; f! night at O-.tO o'clock gftar an 'ill*** '
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LOCALS.
?Don't forget "the Destrict
School" Friday night. . ^
?Little William Staler Cheatham
who has been very sick is improv- |j
inB- . "|
?A special tram was run from i _
ILonisburg to the ball g ... ? i.?i? 0
-Friday. g
->-A large number of our people f,
attended the 4th of July garye of. >
ball in Louisburg Mondiiy. > a
?Roy J.M. Cole of the Methodist n
Ophanage, Raleigh, will fill Rev. W. it
W. Rosa, appointment whtle/he is'off I
at camp,. , ;l/ v
Iattie Mitobell, Mr*. H. T. High
nd Mrs. John Mitchell. His re
tains were buried at the old Mitch
ler grave yard Tuesday evening
lev. M. Stamps conducting the aer
ices.
' J_"The District School" one o
he very best plays ever seen heri
iV local talent will be presented ii
he anditenuui of the Graded Schoo
'riday night at 8JO o'cluck, lor t'n
enefit of the Methodist Uhurct
rgan fand. : The scene repreaenti
village school years ago, and thi
illowint: H SOnie of thy old stari
'ho take ;;rj>minent parts as schol
rs, 6te.(, Minnie Morris, Mrs
[. a Pek rody Capt. E. J. Cheatham
Wi Wliedbos and .etthera. Thi
lanagement request us to say tha
aejlioket* will be 'on sale at thi
-reseent Drug Gm, and alter 40(
Bats are sold no mora will be allow
d in the house, so some nerly an<
urchase tickets or you might re^re
. as it will besWelt worth the , price
tdmiasion 25 cents, reserved seati
0 cents. 11' >? I .
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Personal '
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Mrs. B. T Green spent Monday ii
ft 0^-1 Byliary' 7ifept to Raleigl
rburmUy,. , ^ ^
,iB-B. jWftile. 16,11,, fpr. New, Ybr
;jty Ian. week.. Ill . 41 , *>ll!(,! * ?'>.
Howard riopkine, of'Kelaigh, i
'iaitiag hn*p?opl? here. imlv. -I"
Charlie "rilcbirfi, of T*6itamobU
i VMttiffg friend* end rOMtirM her<
";X: S. WHO hWbhbri visit
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IGSWORT
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tion. To any c
words will suttu
one year than tl
liwnt miliar nnf
institution they
two hundred an
: pr?l> e than "diet
mendous strain
colleges using o
HOLLIN
erviees were conducted by her pu
or Rev. W. W. Rose Tuesday aftel
oon. Tne burying was at Planl
'happel. She was sister of Mrs. ]
>. Staunton, with wbera she ha
tgs >
red for several vesrs
?l?l ly Miichvl' died at his hom
ear town on Sunday night at 10:11
'ylock afier a long illness. He wa
0 years eld and leaves a wife am
our children, Mrs. Florence an<
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WEDNESDAY
r FBRHtT
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HE STVRF
RICHMOI
which has met this ujost/xactinr demaiu.
onversant with college life "the iminands i
:e. Briefly it ineaua eight to teti houn
lie home piajo rcceivfa in a lite tsne. I
only be able to withAand this n?v?e usaj
represent. For y^trs the Starr p*^no# h
?a uiij [jtminuggi yiiopiH are numi?#re<l i
*7 The ??*liAUstiv/lests prior to paYeha*
iftv the notion c ur?:?t he met by h chwtnly
ur pianos can l/* i*a?k at our at >re. \
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I- week.
Capt. D. F. Byrum, ot Kaleigh,
^ | spent Sunday with hie father. .Mr.
! ! W. H. Byrum.
8 Miss Jervey Fisher, who haa been '
visitiDg Mies Grace Ward, returned 1
e j heme Monday.
?M C. T. Nicholson and B. J. Blackler. !
attended the R. F. D. Carriers-CoaI
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I rention in Raleigh Monday.
| Harry Strother and son, Furney, j
i of Arkansas, are visitiog his father, (
J. P. Strother, Sr.,near. Franklinton. ,
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Miss Eleanor Vano left for Con- <
cord this week, where she noes to be <
one of a house pary, guest of -Miss, (
j ; ruitn uoliarne. j,
, | Col. W. L. McGhee Commissary" !
j | General N. C> Jf; G., left Saturday
j for Cani|> Gle.in, at Morehead City
. to pnrchase field and travel supplies
_ f... the aiihaiatoneo nt tlu? Worm |
s Carolina^ Brigade encampment *in 1
siJ?ly and August. Col. .>JcGha4??,j,c
j long experience in the military ar}<!
mercantile Business in this State!
qualities him tvell for the office' he 8
holds and we feel sure that he will (.
,! do this work satisfactory to the War
(1 Department ami all concerned.
) Leaves Fop Camp.
Company F., Franklinton Guard,
I under command of Capt f. H. Keart
ney leaves tonight at 7:50 o'clock,
via. S.-'A. L special for an eight
j day encampment and work on the
rifle range at Morehead City. The
officers and men composing the company
wete as follows: Capt I. H.
Kearney; Lieuts. E. A. Long, R. M.
i Broom; Setgts K. M. IMwardn, VV.
, Cooke, Geo. L. Gmrlwy- J? K.
I, Hight, a. R. Holmes, 11. L. Striokland;
Corporals, L. B. May, G. G.
^ Cooler, J. R. Cooke, B. B. Pruitt,
C, J. Barrow; Musicians C. C, Kearney,
B. H. May; cooks R. L Conim.
m :jatCi..i.
_ jer?, K. J. Bailey; privilea H. Ayea- 1
co^f. A'yelwe, P. 8. Alford," O. <
k 'h n'M. ff. n b"nl- J
> Ter, J. K, Faailtner, E. 8. Far'guraon, '
t- W. H FUher, D. W. Fowler, A. '
?IF. ?owM? K. "W.V'O. G. and H. J. '
r(< -fln il#? ki w-" .
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JULY 6 1910;
URE ANt
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ND, IND.
?, iiY a. manner tluit lias won for Heelf
upon the studio piano are well known
u??t* if ail y tor perhaps nine months e?
n fact the demand is double in its n
$h, hut must, thru the students reflect
ave succ s-tfullv met these most exact
n the list of Starr ?mr?hu?nM ??-i ?
- ? |<H>viiuooiPt auu iit? ?
?rip, the* necessity for pure full tonal ?
e*iut)tructe<l instrument. A partial
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Ilolmes, Olivx Harris. J. H. Harris, |
D. B. Kjeamsy, I.arabert.|H. W.,.j
W. L. and F_ C. Mar, I. A. MoGhee,
C. F. Nowell, A. T. O'neal,
C. H. and F. C. Proitt, R. T. Pernell,
J. B. Pearce, E. H. Sharron,
VV. G. W ilder, R. W. Woodlief,
Arthur Wright, M. E. Watkins, P.
D. Winston,. E. W. Yoang. The
;.,mpanT's Chaiplain, Re*. W. W.
Rose, also accompanied them,
friends or relatives wishing to write
;he hoys while at camp can direct
heir letter or card to Morehead
3itv, N. C., care of Co. F., 3rd, X. .
2. X. Nothing makes a soldier
eel better while off at cainp than to
eceive a letter from home, ^ letting
lim know he is remembered.
Base Ball.
Durina the paat week tile :follow- ,
ng games were played on the local
liamond here.
KOAXOKK RAPIDS.
Last Wednesday Roanoke Rapids'
ind Franklinton played here with '
he result of 6 to 0 in Franklintons
avor. McKeithan. twirled for J
tranklintop in this game-and at no I,
ime daring the game did Roanoke |
vapios nave ine slightest chance to
core. Mclteithan allowed 1 hit 1
md struck out 12 men. Moore for
toanoke Bapida allowed 4 hits and ,
truck out two men. Harm fine
top on aecond wan tile star play of
hia game.
Battery; for Frankiinton, Mcleithan
and Stuari; for Roanoke
iapids, M fwtro and Atkinson. I'm- tire,
A O. ferry.
In the game Thursday between
ioanoke Rapids and Frpnklinton
here was hardly any interest at all
nail Tested. "The result was II to 1
n Franklisto i's favor. Underwood
!pr Franklinton pitched excellent
tall allowing 6 hits bat so well scatered
the visiters could not cross'the
ubber but one time, while Howard, For
Reanoke Rapids was hit hard
tnd his liberality of tree passes gave ,
is the game. Ia this game the
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To other a few
eh year?more in .
attire, the instrut
credit upon tlm
ing denuiuds. Over
one is more loud in
[jualitv and the trelist
of schools and
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)uisburg
mmmmsm
whole team played excellent ball.
Battery lor Franklinton, Und-rwoed
and Winston; ?for Roanoke ltnplds,'
Howard and Atkinson. Umpire
McKeithan,
GAJtftB OF GIANTS.
The game with Louisburg Friday
was one of the beet exhibitions of
ball ever seen here. Louisburg ana
Franklinton both have very strong
teams and knowing fhis about 500
witnessed the game. It resulted in
the score of I to 0 in Louisburg's
favor and out for two . rrors in the
first inning oy Franklinton which
gave I-onisliurg their run after two
men were down, it would have taken
a good manv more innings than
nine to have decided it. Hedgepath
for -krortstmrg and "McKeithan
for Franklinton l*>th were at their
best and both teams placed excellent
ball-?Hsdjaiielb pil?led hirnaetf mp
?t what looked like a very had hole
in the eighth witli three Frank'inton
m?ii on bases and no om down,
liy retiring the side without allowing
a soorse . Winston B's hit to
;enter labeled for three I>a?e8, with
no one down wan a perch and
Franklinton would, have scored in
I
this inning hut he ehd over Srd base
ind waa put out.- Hedge; eth slowed
3^4nt* and MoKeitban 5.
lledgepeth elruck out 8 and - McKeithan
3 Batter); for Louisburg
lledgepeth and Boole; for Franklinion
MoKeithan and Stuart. Umnre,
John Cadell. Time of game
L 3-4 hours. ? ? .
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W-Wias$
3BS?. EVERYWHERE T T1?
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pPan can be easify and quickh sto
ped. Pink Pain Tablets ?Dr. Shonp s
stop HeadacheV womanly pains, any
pain anywhere, 1WA20 minutes sure. Formula
on the 25e. lox Ask your druggist *
or doctor about tp\ formula?it's fine
Sold by F. Heid J Pleasants ,. Louisburg;
T. C. Joyner, Fpuikluhpn.^.
PQR&AlJF "
One'full blood .Tersy^Cdw, three years
olcMrith young calf. jtppLy to
if\ MOORE,
Lojisyrg, C., No. 4
notlck
Having Qualified as expcutor of the
estate of H. H. GilliamXdeceaaed, latJfe
of Franklin cdtaty, thfs is to notify all
persons holding Ylai mi against said estite
will present Cke lame to me on or
before June 16th. lsttCor this notice will
be plead ia bar of wteir recovery. All j, ,
persons owning ham estate will please
come forward and fnakl^mmediate settlement.
This June 16tn\1910.
w. E. GilHam Extr.
THE SQRJty CAROLINA
COLLEGE, Of AGRICULTURE
and MECHANIC
The States apljfege for training
industrial worelrs. Courses in
Agriculture, Inptieulture, Animal
Husbandry andlDairyng; in Cfylt,
Electrical and A Mechanical 'Engineering,^
in do\ten Milling and
Dyeing, "i Industrial Chemistry
and in AgriculturM teaching. Entrance
examinitionH at each county
seat on the l^th of July.
-sjth H. "ILL, President.
West Raleigh, X. C.
TCirurnc " - -?
icauicio - INSTITUTE
The summer sihool for I'rankJln county
teachers soft he held at Lo/isburg fortwo
weeks begfomnc j ___
Monday, July 18th
For white teaeheWthe /tercises will he
conducted in the MJrad/d School build- ~ i/ur
For colored ieactfers in the court
house. \ J
Teachers Who Exp\a to Teach in Franklin
County. Nus Attend This or
?_ Some SinAar School ?
All'teat hers suovld bring the text
books use ! in l>iA>li<A?chools, especially
(list, second and flilrd readers. In
addition study Arjll hamarle with other
reading, helpsAvhich kill be on sale at
the institute. I \
R. B. WHITE, County Supt.
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