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TIMES
nOoilNSM. Editor ud MiMgcr
FKIDAT. PBCBMaaa 16, 1910.
Minmunmnaim
TAR DROPS.
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?It? a fine boy and W. N. Fuller,
Jr., i* "kioking the ceU oat of dad'a
way."
|? ?Quite a number of buaineea
W) w^inngen will take place in Douiaburg
neat year.
?Work on the new reiidanee of
J. A. Turner on Main etreet it progreeting
rapidly.
?Rev. A. J. Parker preached at
the Baptist ohureli on last Sunday
night at 7 o'olock.
?The hour for eervioee in the
churches here at night hat been
whanged from 7:30 to 7:00 o'oloek.
?Mr. Jamea R. Bunn has accept<
ed a potitioa with Ma. J. S. Howell
in the furniture buaineea.
?Judging from the fireworke a
tew of our people hare felt the
.1 Chriatmig spirit the paat weak.
?There it a town law in regord
| to oattle, horses and hoga running at
large on tne streets, whioh should
be enforced.
, ? ?"Sheriff Boone" and "Register
ef Deeds Yarborough" are expree
eions that are not altogether acclimated
at yet.
?Mr. Frank Davia brought ut a
six and a quarter pound turnip the
past week. It is the prettiest specimen
we have Been yet.
? lhe deoorationt id ihe Soot gin !
Drug Co., and Be&sley Alston Drag
Co., ar? verj prettj and will serve
as a reminder that Christinas is on
iu wa-T- f J
?We have been told there is a
law to prevent the obstruction of
side walks in I.ouieburg, but one
not think so by boking at
OUr atresia.'
^?If each of us would abstain
from throwing tin caus and waste
papers in ths alleys and empty lots,
^ 01., appearanoe of the neighborhood
would be greatly improved.
?The hour for Sunday Scheol
at the Methodist cburoh has been
changed from 3 o'clock in the evening
tor 9:30 n'clock in the morning,
beginning with next Sunday.
?The fact'tbat yov take tbe paper
out ot the post fticej'tither binds
you to pay the subscription or be
liable to Unele Sam for a violation
of the postal laws.
?B. A. Pearee is acting Night
Police since Night Policeman Harris
was shot. Hatrts is getting along
nicely and will no doubt be able to
enter upon bit duties id a short
while.
?We received several lots of
itpmn the oast week relative to mat
tor* tbi.t wouid transpiie this w?ek
throughout the county and regret to
say that th'ey were received too late
tor publication last week.
?There i? no doubt but that it
would give general satisfaction to
our people it an auolion house would
he established and used in Louieburg.
By this means it would pre^
vent, in a great measure, the blocking
the streets.
?News was received here Sunday
tc? the effect that Mrs. Wade
Hart is, of Mapleville, took some
poison accidentally on laat Saturday
evening. Asaietance waa immediately
oalled and at present she is doing
well.
?We are requested to state that
the members of Louisbufg Chapter,
No, 26, Royal. Arch Masons are expected
to meet ipftaeir hall to-night
at 7 o'clock prompt. Important batmen
before the chapter.
a n ?We owe' several of our job
patrons an apelogy for not being
able to deliver their work when promiged
tms hill, but we have experienced
eeverpl, strikes by employees
whose conception of the right was
to quit without notice. However we
are at work for new ones and will
have them in in a few days.
/ ?There are some boys* in Louisburg
who charge their ill luck to not
being able to de bettor. There are
lota of opportunities for every boy in
Looitburg it they would only consider
that their employer had any
, rights in connection with their
works.
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taft appoints judobs.
President Taft, oa December 12, ]
ltlO, sent bi* appointment* ta tha 1
aanata sa fallow*: *
For Ckiaf Juatioa United States '
Supreme Court?Edward Douglas 1
White, of Louisiana, a democrat. 1
For Aaaoeiata Joatieea of tba "
United States Supreme Court?Joeeph
It. Lamar, of Georgia, a demo- j
crat; and Willi* Van Daraater, of ,
Wjoaiiog, a repubiieaa. J
Wonder what the Southern rapab
lioau* now think of Taft aiaee he j
has again by his astiopt said there wore
iio republicans fit for the place.
EVER WATCHFUL. f
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A Little Care vVill Sare Many 1
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Louisl-urg 1 leaders Fu-j
ture 'rouble. / ,
Watch the kidniy secretions, , {
See that they h ire the amber hue (
of health; j f
The diacharge i ot excessive or in- '
frequent; 1 /
Contain no "briek-dnet like" sedi- *
ment. ' I / [
- Doan's Kidney* Vip will do thia ?
fer you. I / 1
The watch the nnneya and cure ?
them when they'ramiok. a
O. P. Worthaml Henderson, N. ^
C., aaya: "From nprsbnal experience, "
I know Doan's Kidapy Pill to be an
azoelient kidney remedy and worthy c
f recommend Aion. nor aome time \
my kidney* Were banly disordered i
and I was tuatd raick annoyanee 2
by too freqiAut pases ;es of the kid J
ney seoretJons. I a io suffered a '
great dealirom baoks she and sharp e
pains serins my loins, but waa at a j
loss to kpow how tc obtain relief t
Until Doan's Kidne Pills were |
brougt* to my" attenti in. Procuring \
a box/j used them an I they quickly 8
corrected the diffioulti is. I have had "5
no backaohs or other symptom ot '
disordered kidneys sin s." >
For sale by all dealan. Price 60
cents. Foster-Mil burn! Co., Buffalo,
Kerr Terk, sole ageoisrer the United
States. ?
Hemember the name?Doan's and l
take no other!
K. P. Hills\big annual, mortgage j
sale of horses, \nuleC, buggies, wa >
gone, etc., will\ take plaos at his J
atables next Tht*sday, December t
22nd, will bring aubig crowd to Lou- 1
isburg at tbis saleA He says he will ?
hare 60 or 00 looses and mules '
some of this stock young .and poor, | j
and if you bare (be clwh it is chance |
to buy cheap, several sauries.
Come to K."^K Ilitfh big sale 1
Thursday, Decenyfcq^22.
NOTICE 7 |
J. O. Beasley & Sou, of Ingleside <
wish to announce that they intend j
going out ef business after this year
and they want to ' sell their entire
stack of goods at once. This is ons '
ot^the finest stands ill ^ one of the
most prosperous cgadaio&ities in the ,
State and anyone wishing to make i
a onange ur-.ro do a. jmtroantili bust- .
nrs8 wogld d\well jo oall and see '
theiq. 'Aire 8\>re liAimr is woU ar- j
ranged ftrxl plipty 11 room yu? 30 j
feet x 60 f\et and Ikp-t twff^loore. I
The; haTeViu a <ktlH Wiyfiese of j
over $6000 t\^y?ar\jfttf yfcapital of j
about $100?T\The oniyAaeon for j
selling is that tVe work it too con (
fining for their liealth/ They pre- 1
fer to rettt the (toke Bouse for any (
number of years, Hut/vould Hell it if i
anyone wishes espedhlly to bay it. t
The house is well lighted with gaso- 1
line lights. V
J. O. Bbxslky & Son. 1
f Ingleride, N.O. ' '
LAND SALE.
By virtue of an erder M resale of
the Superior \ Ceurt ?flt Franklia
County, made In the Special proceeding,
entitled, ''Carry Wright,
T.. J. bright, let ali vs. Haiaie
P.Wright," X will on/Saturday, the j
17th day of DeeemMr, 1910 expose to
sale at public auction in the town of
FntnkHnten, North Carolina, the two
tracts or parcels of land described as <
follows: A '
The J. K, WrightAnill site and pond,
situated in said Frsftiklih county, containing
7 3-4 seres And fully described
iu the report and/surve^ filed by the
commissioners 11/said pMceedlBg. 1
i The J. K. Wright gin lot on west 1
side of Tarherwand Hillsobro read, con- I
taiaing one awe and described in afore- i
said survey .jfcgether with she maehin- i
cry attachedr thereto inclining engine,
boiler, eottcpi gin and press! and other
attachments. The site" asd machinery
will be said separately ass than the '
highest tvtal to govern. \
3 The Morton mill tract contains
59 1-2 seres described in dead from A.
J. Uorjon to J. K. Wright, book 152,
terms of skid sale are '
one-fuird cash and the balance payable
twelve months from date of saje with
interest thereon at 6 percent. .......
This the 17th day of November, 1910
f R. B. White. Commieaioner. ? -
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To be with the big gathering of
i^arm buyers Dee. 21at at Needssore
vhere you will see small farms sold
it your price Rain or Shine. These
arms range in sise from 6 to 20
icree well watered and good pasores.
Terms Very Easy.
Be on the ground where gold and
ilvsr will be given away absolutely
ree, at the big sale of email farme,
^eedmore, N. C., Dec. 21st at 11 A."
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Come rate or shine. Free raasid
>v big brass band.
Dear Sara:?1 told you Mr. So
rad So could not pay tor that fine
>lack male he bought last spring
lom them Hill's. Meet me st the
ale Thursday, Deoember 22 and we
rill see whs' she will bring for cash
' would like to have that mule my-,
elf.?John.
Big brass baud will furnish music
or the Needmore sale of small
arms. Ws look for a good crowd
:ome bring your friends and their
riende.
ltt)TICE. |
Having qualified as administrator of
he estate of RhoCa CanJtady, deceased,
if Franklin Counte, thy is to notify ail
lersons, holding V'laifn.i against said
state to present atym to the underigned
on or bef<Vfc December lOtb,
911 or this noticejull be plead in bar ,
f their recoyerya.il persons owing
aid estate willjpleaee come forward
,nd make irmaduiateXpavment
? J.1P. Hili., Admb. 1
V. M. Persam, Atty.
MORTGAGE SALE OF LAND.
Under and by virtue of the power I
onferredlupon me in a certain mortage
deed executed to me by Phil W.
Villiams and *ie, and duly recorded
n the office ef tie Register of Deeds
or Franklin County in A>ok 174. page
4, I will, on Satarday/the 7 th day of
anuary, 1911, atfhe /our of l.oon. Bell
t public auction ft Jnie Court House
loor in LouisburgJfV C., to the highest
bidder for cashlA certain piece or
ract of land lying lfnd being in Frankin
couaty, North Carolina, in Louism*
township, amYlescribed and detPOT
as lollows^/toVvit: On Mineral
Ipring street 14Qffee\ to corner of J.
N llollingsworfn, thbnce east 210 feet
o line of Wilfty Mav, thence in a
outherly diredhon l4(Afeet to Hilliard
(arbo rough's/ie, theifce west 210 feet
* the begiming at Hilliard Yarbortugh't
co net, and knowu as the Danel
Hazlewcrod lots. This 6th day of
December, 1910.
R. W. Hudson, Mortgagee.
"" TRUSTEE SALE OF-'LAND.
By virtue of a power oI sale containtd
in that certain deed of trust, executed
en the 22nti day/of August, 1908,
>y Jacob Evans taML.fi. Clifton, Trusee,
and duly recoraeA in the registry of
^ranklin County, iAMook 162 at page
t86, default havinglfceen made in the
layment of the idieb edness thereby
ecured. and denmul for foreclosure
laving been maaclupon the trustee
>y the party holdwg the bond secured
>v said deed the|un<lersigned will, on
klonday, the 2nd Bay df January 1911,
it about the hou# of nron, at the Court
louse door in iiuifibu^g. N. C.f offer
'or sale, to the lighest bidder at pub- ]
ic auction for cash, a certain, tract or!
jiece of land bw said deel of trust conreyed,
and thdreon described as fol-1
ows: Boundcp on the ncrth by Alex
Dunsten, on tlie east by marling Yarjoro,
on the atuth by J. P*YTimbcrlake,
ind on the vJest by Henry*Williamson,
ontaining 4 B-4 acres more ot less, and
jeing the pa/eel of land bought from
D M. Cooke. The above land is so d
rnbject to the dower of Susan Evans,
vidow of aforesaid Jacob Evafla.
This the 7th day of Dec. 1910.
M.H. Clifton, Trustee- ?
SALE OF LAND.
Under and by virtue mt an order of
the Superior Ceurt of Brnnklin County,
uade ia the Special P/feceeding entitled
I. C. Stalling, Wlrai/fiatrator of H, C.
Denton, Minora and W. H. Yarbo-1
rough, Jr., (iuaidiafri iAd Litem, the
mdeaiened commiasinner will ilia
!nd day ef Januamh 1911, at about the
lour of noon at tlh Court House door
ji Louiaburg Nya-, offer for sals to
Be highest oiddaruor cash that certain
tract or parcel ft land lying and being
n Franklin CenulyYnd State of North
Carolina, boudtied and described as folows,
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Bounded on the No\th by the lands
if Kearney Jrearce, onVhe East by the
anda of J. t. Pearee, on the Booth by
Be lands <ft J. C. PeareY and on the
West by trie lands ef B. P. Pearee)
tad containing two acres more orient,
t being /he landa belenging to H. C.
[lenton.fieeeaeed, at the time of hie
teeth. /
Ti^ie'lhe 3rf. day of December, 19HBen
T. Uolden. Commissioner.
Public Sale
At the old Ballard yl&cel Frank Ballarda
rusldenc i
80tk^y|if DeCjfefhblerr
1910
^lankiBHlIamArlll?Mil, Bf largp 'inanity
ofl hournVTold lofchin Jarniture.
armini tools,Vtc. Same vyfuable ola
'umitule for stte and ni&pfthings too
lumeroifcto mehtion.
All Co^p and^Bet
Bargains
iemember December 20, on Tuesday,
sale will nfSmmence promptly at
i-^lO o'clock.
Frank Mallard
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| FIRSJ NATI
/ LOUISBl
UNDER'SUPERVISION
j 1 CHRISTMAS
Prunes Dikes Fjrs
Currents Pulvprii
^ Granulated Sugar, Mac
1 Apples Pine Appl
Fruit * Bananas \L
Sausage 81i
Pound Cake I
And anything you nan
Chase and/San
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ON TH ^R ^ ^PHOI
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vision this year for
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Citron Seeded Raisiaa x
?d Cut Loaf Brown and
aroni Gheese Cecoanuts
e Oranges Grape '
enoni Grapes Hams A
ced Beef Olivs
and Fruit Cake ?
l for Thanksgiving Dinner I
t>ors Fine Coffee &
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