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?Don't forget to advertise. T
?Lookout citizens of Franklintoo j
and keep your primises clean and in j
good shape.
?The new uniforms will be worn j w
by the base ball boys thro?s?h the'
remaiader ef the season. f<
?The game of ball for last Fridaywas
called oS on account of sicknsss I1
among the Louisburg players.
?Last Friday goes on record as *'
the hottest day this year. The,
thermometer reaching 94 degrees. I F
?Quite a large number of our!
people went over to Youngsville K
last Friday to the big baroecue and
picnic. 3
^~7=- - ?-Leonard Henderson is filling -G
the position of W. D. Morris at the
Cresoent Brag store, while he is off y|
on his vacation. di
?The Sterling cotton mill started
np on full time Wednesday morning, (,<
after a rest of abont a month, during<which
time the overhauling and
cleaning of machinery and , repaint?
-ing'tl?? mill was in operation. V- 0
?The "Phjlathea" class of the
Methodist Sunday School, gave a
lawn party Thursday night at the ^
home of Miss Mattie Ballard, the
teacher, for, the benefit of the claae.;
AU'seeroed to have a good time. j *
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?A very elaborate tqast prepared !
by the ladies of the town wae enjoyed
at the home of Mr. B. W. Ballard ^
last Friday night by the base ball i w
?team, officers and members of the ti
Athletic Association here. All bad
a big time. h
?The first regular drill of "
Franklin Guard, Co., K., will- be
held next Friday aftorncon at 2:110
o'clock, sharp{; base-hall at 4. Capt. -j
Kearney is very anxious to bavs ?
"every member present, and to get e
f : eJTGOverntnent property, bow eat,
!jj ' m the Armory J ' i__ ' el
Personal 6
Mine Jean Ward is visiting m Elm ti
City^tbis week. ' fj
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C. C. Kearney spent Mondattjfmd
uesday in Oxfords
Geo. Langlv and wife, are risking
tr people here this week. ,
X. Y. Gullev, of Wake Forest,
as in town Saturday.
Mrs. Bettie Winston left Monday
>r Wilson to visit friends.
J. W. McGhee and wife, spent
hnrsday in Raleigh.
K. G. Winstead, of Wilson, was a
isitor to town the past week.
Miss Minnie Morris and Master
red, are visiting in Durham.
W. D. Morris and sister, Miss
atie Bet, are visiting in Clayton.
Master Sbem Blackley, of Cheraw
. C? is visiting his unele, Mr. A. B.
e*be> ? ; ? ___ ;
Miss Jessie Coletraine and friend,
[r. Ilerndon, of Zebulon, spent Sunly
in town,
B. T. Green returned from Hills>ro,
where he has been spending
s vacation, Friday.
H. T. May, wife and little
lugbter, are spending vacation at
oean City and Salisbury, Md. =
Donald Hicks who is attending a
isiness school at Richmond, is
ending a tew days at home.
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rs. A. roller, of Richmond, V'a.,
ho hu been visiting bis brother,
, F. Fuller, returned home Satur?y
Dr. A. R. Winston and wife, reirned
from Mewbern Thursday,
here they have been visiting relaves.
Misses Oza and Pearl Taylor, who
ave been visiting Miss Mary Kearey,
returned to their home at Ox>rd
Monday.
Rev. W. W. Rose left this week
>r Jerusalem, Vanoe'county, to assist
1 conducting a series of meetings in
ie church in which be wag^potivert
Mrs Bland, who has been visiting
tRev. W. W. Rose's returned to her
ome in Pittsboro the past week,
be was accompanied upon her ream
by little Miss Mary Exam
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WEDNESDAY,
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Base Ball.
The team returned front Louisburg
Tuesday night after being
beaten by the Louiabarg team
Tuesday, in a crippled condition.
Shore having pitched that day and
McKethan crippled. Sbore however
did the twirling again Wednesday,
proving invineible. Shore
pitched star ball in Wednesday's
game, and had excellent support.
Daniel also pitched tine ball for
Lomsburg, but had no Rapport at
all. Shore was touched in this game
for ten hits and strucfe-out 14 men,
while Daniel allowed ten hits and
struck out 4 men. The result of
this game was 5 to 2 in Franklinton's
favor.'
burg Thussday and played the third
game of the week with Lonisburg J
Thursday, again defeating Louis
btfrfif. 9 to 7. MftKftithnn ftlfh \ni?K I
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his foot wag badly gwoolen from
a sprain, pitched excellent ball for
Franklinton. He allowed Lonisbnrg
eleven-- bits and struck out 5 men.'*
out 8 men and allowing 14 bits. The
game being delayed, the team was
left by I lie train, and left Louisburg |
for Franklinton ' on a back, but was
pioked up halfway by Mr. A. H.
Vann, who very kindly went in big
automobile for them. The ; bright
features of this latur game was
Winston B. and Books fielding for j
Franklinton.
Franklinton Went over to Lonisb"rg
" yesterday and played a game
of ball with tho team of that place.
This gave promise ot being a good
game, but from the first it looked as
though Franklinton had Per opponent*
down, and succeeded in taking
the game hi a score of & to 0. The
feature of this game was the pitch
ing of Shore for Franklinton, and
the fielding ot Tracy for Louisburg.
Shore was in sxoalient trim and did
fine work in the box. Batteries?
Franklirton, Shore and Riddiok;
Ixmisburg; Fitxgerald and Poole.
Umpires, McKeithsn end Davis. I
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AUGUST 3 1910
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NOTICE.
North Carolina. Franklin County.
1 In the Superior Court, /-Before Clerk,
i Mrs. Kate White, C. T.yCheaves, et al.
j ys Julius Tam, Mrs./ Rebecca Perry
l and John Tomlin and jiis children born
of his decease^ wile, / Tant Tomlinsoh,
whose names are unknown, and others,
heirs at law of TTonvfTant, lohn Tan;,
Davis Tant and 'others.
The defendants John Tomlin and his
children born of tip deceased wife Patsy
Helon, Tant Tonsin, whose christian
names are unknown, will take notice
that a special pAceedings entitled as
above, has beam commenced in the
Superior Court lift Franklin county, for
the sale for djwismn of the t'4 acre
trapt of land ii/sail county of Franklin
known as the Tom\Rofjers tract, conI
veved to Johif Tana Davis Tant, Massie
Driver, Tarn Tant, Susan Powell,
Martha Tant/ CordjA Tant and Mary
Tant, in which saim defendants have
an interest its heirs Vat law Of Tom
Tant, deceived, and fee said defendants
will further take nctiee that they
are requirep to appear yefore the Clerk
of the Superior court oA Franklin coonty
.1 i -s"i-l>urg. N C . "n
the Olh day of September 1010 andanswer
or dlmur to the pwition of the
plaintifTslin said proceedmgs. or the
plaintifft^will apo'y to tii^ court for
mr icna uemanaea in sain\peiKion
This 2frd day of July, 1910.
I J.J. Bahbow, C. S. C.
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