FRANKLIN TIMES
A. F. JOHNSON. Edttor and HUna|er
Fbiday, September 16 1910.
???mx to sew Afvaaruanroe
J.A.Turner?Which one do you belong
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R Z Egerton?Cash Shoe Store
Candler-Cspwell Co?Millinery opening
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Elnora Fdller?Notice ??
H C Pearoe?Auction aale of land
W H RuflVt? Commissioners sale
Box No. 1^-Wanted to sell
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?Pave your eidewslk.
?Are you having the sidewalk in
front of your place of business paved?
?Read the change of ad of Geo.
H. Cooper in this issue. It- will be
of interest to you.
?R. Z. Egerton has a new adver,
tisement in this issue to which we
direct your attention;
?Read the change of advertisement
of F. W. Wheless in this issue,
if you want clothing.'
?W. B. Cooke says he haa^lot of
drumtnere samples on hand be is
selling at wholesale pricea. Read
his ad.
?Let every property owner in the
business part of town get, the "paving
fever" and have toe sidewalk
paved.
it /-i. ?in i
?vauuior?vyruw?ii win nave
their millinery opening next Monday
and Tuesday. Read their advertisements
in this issue.
?B. H. Meadows, who has been
with Mr. J. J. Hayes in the livery
business for the past several months,
has taken a position with J. H. Southall
& Co.
?The leading secret societies of
our cmcty continue to iucrease in
membership. There is something in
a secret organization that strongly
. appeals to a married man.
?B. G. Hicks is treating his store
to a new coat of paint which is adding
quite a good d-al to the appearance
of it.' This.is a habit it would
do well for many, of our meichants
to catch.
?With the sidewalks all over the
business part of town paved Louisrburg
would present a much better
appearance and it would be worth
the expense to the merchants to
have them paved.
?Information was received here
this week that Mr. R. P. Taylor, our
townsman, had fallen heir to about
$300,000.00. We understand that,
s this was through the death of a
wealthy relative in Texas.
?It has always been a mystery to
us that a young lady should make
some poor fellow believe that she is
interested in his welfare when as a
matter of fact she is interested only
in his farewell.
?From a letter received from Mr.
T. W. Watson, this week,
wo learn that he has moved from
Jacksonville, N., C., to Sumter S. C.
In this move Mr. "Watson has received
quite a nice promotion of which
fiis many friends here will be glad
to lean:'.
A friend at our elbow so ages's
? that the best way to head off the
mail order houses is for the local
merchants to advertise liberally acd
get the trade themselves. It does
look reasonable; All of the suceBsfnl
mail order houses are heavy advertisers
and if they can make it pay why
not thn local merchant?
?We have residing in the southern
snrburbs of our town, a young
man, whs, if reports are true, is wonderfully
made. His doctor Baid he
had an iron constitution: bis friends
said be had nerves of steel- his uncle
that he bad a wooden head; the girls
said he had a heart of stone; his enemies
declared that there was more
' brass to him than anything else; others
declare? he had lots of sand;
while his admirers declared that he
was all wool and a yard wide.
?We heard a young man remark
o last week that, "The world owes me
a living." It is hoped,for that yonng
man's good, that he'll get the nation
ont of his head. It's a mistake,-a
grave mistake. He never entertained
a moreToofish idea nor ode which
will bring him ? smaller measure of
respect. The world owes the young
man nothing; bnt instead he owes the
world and society an aotive, noble
manhood, a steady, honest energy
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which will enable him to associate
with decent men and women in a true
manliness of oharaoter that will moke
hia frieuoship valuable and hia presenoe
and oompamonship desired. This !'
young man abould contribute to ao- j
oiety'a happiness end wellfare the f
grace whioh cornea through a(u_dy,
toil and honest thought.
r A Big Improvement.
Mr. R. Z. Kgerton has converted
the Carlile atore into a bower of
neatness, A new coat of paint,
white w ash, and a thorough oleanaing
baa added very mush to its former
appearance Removing the counters
and altering the shelves has
^jiven-him a model shoe store which
is indeed attractive and city-like in
appaaranoe.Hnia now open and ready
for business. Read lua advertisein
nt
COMMISSIONERS SALE
By virtue ofan order of sale of the
Superior Court of Franklin county
made in the special proceedings, entitled
Mrs. Kate^White,(C, T, CheaveS
et al vs Julius Tant, Mrs. Rebecca
Perry et al, the Undersigned commissioners
wi)l, on Tuesday the 18th day
of October, 1910,lit feeing the 2nd day
of the October team/ it Franklin Superior
oaiirt, at toe / noon recess of
court, attne courtylpuse door in Loulsburg,
offer for sue to the highest
bidder, at public ajjtton, that tract of
land known as the/lbiJt Rogers tract in
Dunna township. Franklin county, adJoining
the lands if J\ M. White and
others, and bounied YA follows: On
the north by the Binds YA J. M. White,
on the east by tie lands\ot the estate
of Amy Bell, onjthe South bv Crooked
Creek and on th? west otYhe land of
iheestateofA.il, White, \containing
64 actes more of less. Ter^is of sale
This 16th dly of September, 1910.
Wm:H. Ruffln,
W. M. Person,
Commissioners.
YOU WILL FIND
EVERYTHING CLEAN
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and up to date and ilso you will receive
the politest attention possible
Give me a call and fe "'ill satisfy you.
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UJV/lll I. JILUrtLL
WANTED TO *EL^L
A good family horewqg trade for a colt !
18 months old or ovqC Address R. F.
D No. 1, Box 51, lA^i&Surg, N. C.
Harts w,
LOUISBU
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Sends you the glad tidings this week of
grades of tobacco. Wc knew that this a
to our market and Harts Warehouse wil
ness of this statement, Bring me a loac
convinced that Harts Warehouse \
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Sells it Higher a
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TRY THIS HOUSE ANp M
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J. R. COLLIE, I
We sell every day except Monday, and c
the sales at 10
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DIED SUDDENLY
The community was shocked yssterdav
to learn that Mr. J S. Improvident,
while sitting on the porch at his
home, died suddenly. No one was
with him when .he breathed' his last.
Mr. Improvident was atv exemplary
citizen, and will be sadly missed in this
community where all who knew him
admired him for hla many manly qualities,
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Mr. Improvident leaves a wife and
three small children. Unfortunately
he had jost expressed his Intention or
taking out a life insurance policy, but
neglected it, and his estimable family
will be left in almost destitute circumstances.
His children are of tender
age and the afflictions falls heavily up-1
on the widow who is universally es-.'
framed,
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Automobile Speed Limit Ordi- 4
nance. )- A
The .following ordinance* 'were J
paused jy tlie Board of Town Com J
miasioi era at a meeting held on ]
Wedn sday morning, September Tth, J
Okd Vance: Be it oMaioed that A
no (tyi >n shall operate :j motor ve- A
btple 0| on the streets in/tbe town of A
Ijouiabing at a rate of speed greater A
than.is reasonable and/proper, hav- J
ing regard?to?traffis/and use of 4
the ViAwava, or Ifso as to 4
endanger life or limli of any person 4
on the streets, between Franklin and 4
the River pTiffgSptrfm Spring St. and 4
Church Streets in lionisbnrg ran at 4
a higher rate of spaed than six miles 4
an hour, a&n in so other parts ot 4
said town ska\l nor, in any event ruo 4
at a rate Vf\ speed greater than 4
twelve miles nn\tour. Any person 4
violating the Yir/visions of this ordi- 4
nance shall oopnVonviction be fined 4
Five Dollars far each offence. 4
OrdinsncbsX Be\it ordained that ^
no person shall opera\e a motor ve- ^
hide upon tin Areeu\ of the town *
ot Loatsbargnn tnfe nigk; time with- ^
oat displaying two\ while lights, in v
the front of Bald Vehicle, and one v
red light in fear of same. \ Any per- 5
son violating the provisions of this 5
ordinance mi all, upon\ conviction be > v
fined Five Xlollars fori each Xffenoo ! -
Ordinance: Be it Yrdaineti that ^
every perS^n^ operating b motor ve- hide
upoijthe street* the to tut of ^
Louisburg, BhalJ sound a horn oreig- .
nal upon hpproacbing a grossing in ^
said strsei, and have said motor ye- .
hiclefT Under control. Ant person ^
violating tpe provisions of this opH- 1
nance phajl, upon conviction, Be tinea ]
Five Dollars for each offence! * \ ^
ORBisiNCE: Be it ordaindfl that ^
any p^rs^n operating a motor vehicle U
upon Ithp streets of the; town of y
LouiBbUTg shall, before passing any ^
other Vehicle upon said streets from ^
the rear thereof sound a hofn or oth- <
or signal, and pass with djie regard y
to the situation of said ottt^r vehicle y
Any person violating the provisions y
of this ordinance shall, upon conviction,
be fined Five Dollars for each
offencB. ? -?r i :
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a marlfed and strong dvance on alia
dyance was bound to come, and a visit
1 convince you of the absolute truthfulI
of tohacco and follow the sales and be
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Lpd J. R. Collie ]
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:an aW he convinced
Louisbjjrg, N. C. I
iur sales committ^ are going to star (
o'clock sharp. | (
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i Tlife community wis shocked yester- I
| day to li'ftrr. that Mr. J. S. Provider t, <
while sitting on the porch at his home, '
| died suddenly. No one was with him |
I wlain h- breathed his last. Mr. Provi- |,
j dent was an exemplary citizens, and |"
| wBl be sadly mlased in this community i {
wfiere all who know him admired him '<
i far his many manlAqualities.
J Mr. Provident leaws a wife and thioe |
j small children. .Luckily a few years ,
! ago he took a policy imrhe Blank Life '
j Insurance Company fon{6,000 and thia (
fieat snm will prov ide lpr tho grief ,
Lstricken widow and fatheiws children. '
I Funeral arrangements will\e anriounc- I
ad later.. ^
' Special fluent j
Insurance <
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j Who Invests
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The money you earned last yearlbu t lei
a dribs." Rest assured someone ass it it
of its earning power. Keeping lour do
vou and not someone else reaos the full
t , start an account with ns and sava part <
investments? This (lan has beenvprotit
has other adoantages in addition ? the
: FIRST / NATIC
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LOUISBUF
UNDER SUPERVISION OF
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Stone Churn
^ 2, 3, 4 and 6 gallon Churns, V 2 and 3
25 dozen large size jVly glai
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W Ice tea glasses and faueers $1 pen&et. 10 dc
W Ui_ New line crockery. Come_to fee us when
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Your Money |
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: get away from you in "little
ivested and i&4f?tting the benefit
liars working for you means that X
profit ofjmur labor. Why not
if Toup^arnings? make your own ??? ?- - ??
abla/to others. It is safe .and
fjplount you accumulate. ^
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is and Jars |
gallon Jars, Extra top and rubbers. *
ises at 30 cts per dozen.
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ken of tumblers at 40 and 00 cts per set ^
tou want anything in fancy groceries
HOICKS, I
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brse will Spend the #
iir Stables
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