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k. m. edwards,
Items of Interest Gathered Frt
Town Each Week. 0
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LOCALS. ;
?The Gypey camp which has
been hear town for about thirty
fdgys whh broken up Friday, they .
leaving for Wadesboro to join their
comrades. < 'Mf
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? Mr. A. H. Sandling reports the
killing ot three porkers on lutL
Wednesday aged 9 monthi and 3 !
days, weighing respectively 319-338 j
and 354 pounds.
?N. H. Wilson, who recently
moved here from Henderson and
who has for about two months ha.beei:
doing business in the store
house adjoining Airs. M- C- Ilenlevs
millinery store has returned ta Ilendetsbn
?Capt. 1). T. Ward h>s moved
his stock of goods in the old store
house formerly occupied by him be- 1
fore the new v one was built. The ?
Captain expects to do a larger husi- ^
'' liess this year than last and wants to
see all his friends in his new quarters.
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?Mr. E. A. Harris, recently of ,
Macon, has taken a position as book j
keeper for McGbee-.Ioyner Co. _ Mr. ^
Harris is a former resident of this
town, having been employed by Col. j
W. L. McGhee about four or five ^
years ago. He has a great many
friends here who will gladly welcome
him back their midst. ^
?The remains of Mrs. Katie Moye
wife of Mr. J. T. Moye were
brought here Saturday from Rex g
hospital, Raleigh where she died j
Friday night at 3:30 o'clook of r
pneumonia. She was a member of r
Popes Chapel.and was buried there e
Sunday afternoon at '2 o'clock, Rev.
Mr. Patten, the pastor, conducting r
the services. Mrs. Move was a.dangh- p
tar of Mr. A. J. Morton, of this place,! e
and was '28 years old and lsiives sur
viving a husband and two children _
ages respectively 3 years and 17 ?
months. Mrs. Moye was raised here c.
and she and h'er husband are both
former residents of the town, and j,
have many friends heie who^extend
their heartfelt sympathy, to the be- r
reaved husband and familv. !
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Personals - !*:
S. C. \ ann visited Raleigh Tuee- !J
day. , ?
I. H. Kearney visited I.ouisburg ^
? Tuesday. ''
W T n.ll..a r>_i..r~u 1
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Monday.
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Mrs. S. S. Britt visited Youngs- j(
ville Monday. j
G. P. Norman is visiting his folks j
here this week. .
G. K. and L-. -R.?Wove worn to .
Raleigh Friday,
Sol. J. Allen, of Wake Forest,
was on our streets Saturday.
J. R. Cotike and Graham Blackley
have gone to Richmond, Ya., to
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work. )
Mis. .T. S. Uoberson visited her ?
aunt, Mrs. Ellington, in Raleigh last c
week. jj
G. L. Whitfield and A. O. Perry
attended the Grand Lodge of Ma- c
sons at Raleigh this week,
Mrs. Opt Ballard, after a visit to ?
friends and relatives here, returned 1
il
home, to Greensboro, Tuesday. h
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Billie Conyers returned to bis p
home in Richmond, Va'.; Monday ?
after a short visit to his parents. a
Miss Uoberson,. who has been visit- _
ing her grandmother, 'Mrs. P. fj.
Person, returned home Monday to
YT"^ Emporia.
Dr. A. R. Winstou left for New J
Bern to viait bis wifes people Mon- _
day, his wife and little son, Robert I
Henderson, already being there.
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. w. A's. Bat Oysters And
Bleets Officers.
On last Thursday night at the re- .
gular meeting of the M. W. A. a
moat delightful oyster sapper was
Sewed to the members and their L
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NEWS ITEMS.
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WEDNESDAY
.he office of Dr. S* C. Ford, their
sfficient Banker, and was indeed a
Teat that was It rest It enjoyed and
reflected credit upon the Committee
n whose charge the supper' was
placed and open the order. After
lupper the members repaired to the
funior Order hall where they held
heir annual election of officers. The
lewlv elected officers were as folows:
- I. H. Kearney, Councillor.
C F. Best, Adviser.
F. M- Drake, Banker.
C. T. White. Clerk.
1.. C. l'irie. Escort.--? Officers
InstalledAt
a regular meeting of the Odd
bellows Tuesday niaht the follow
ng officers'were installed hv the re;alar
installing officer I), G. \Y.,
U. Kearney, It. B. Heiulerson,
\. G.: G. It. Move, J", fi,; J. S. Uobrson,
Sec.: B. A. White, Treas.;
t. M- Brown, B- S, to X. G.; L. R.
Hove, B. K. to N: G-; It. I. Gupton,
iVarilen; R. A. Pruitt. Cond.; S. X.
ileafner, I. S G.; I. Gv Staunton,
). S. G.; J, C. Fogleraan, Chap;
\. O. Perry, R. S. S.; B. J. Black'ler
j. S. S.; S. C. Ford, R. S. to V. G.;
Z. T. Nicholson L. S. to V. G.
kn Act Regulating The Rate of
Speed And Signals of Automobiles
etc.
It shall be unlawful for any peron
to drive an automobile, autoluggy,
inoto-cycie or any other cartage
or vehicle by what bo ever
lame called propelled by steam, genrated
by eras, gasoline, coal oil or
ny other substance at a greater
ate of speed in the Town of Franltinton
than 10 miles per. hour, and
ach and every person driving such
tachine or vehicle shall sound aj
ong, bell or horn or give some
arning signal at every street
rossir.g and intersecting street m!
aid town of Franlclinton sufficient
loud to be heard 100 vardsin adance
of approaching corner and |
ing or blow continually until cor-!
er or street crossing is passed. It!
arther enacted that the rate of j
peed shall he reduced to 10 miles
er. Imisr crossing any street i
r turning any street'i^ruer in the!
o<rn of Franklintoo, afeo the signal I
ighta shall he observed whicl} ra re- i
uired by state. Any person vio-'
iting this ordinance-or section or
ny part tbereof-siiall be tined not)
t?89 than $l.<?t)nor more than $20.00!
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or each offense. Passed by Board
iV-dfegalar session Monday night
)ec. 2nd. 1911,
ECZEMA CUR-ID.
'implt Disappear, Complexion Cleared
Over Nirht.
K?w York, Thousands are taking |
dvantage of the generous eft'er made
iy The Woodworth Co., 1161 Broadway, ;
lew York City requesting an experi-i
rental package, of Lemola the new
kin discovery, which is mailed free of,
harge to all wh? write for it. It aloae |
> sufficient to clear the complexioa ovr
night and rid the face ef pimples ia
few hours. Ob the first applicatioa I
f Lemola the itabiag will stop. It has
ured thousands aflicted with eczema,
"eeters. Rashes. Itehiags Irritations, i
Lemes, Scaling* and Crnatiag of shins, 1
ealps, of infanta, ehildrea and adults,
t is pood for the preaeryatiea and pur- >
Ication of the skis, scalp, hair aad
aads for the prevention ef the clog-1
ing of the pores the uatsal cause of|
imples, blackheads, redeaaa aad rough
ess -sod also the the treatmeat ot
urns scald, wounds, sores, chappings
s well aa the toilette and nursery.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO TOWN TAX PAYERS
YThe commissioners of the town of
-ouisburg have ordered me to make
mmedlate collection of the taxes due
he town regardless of means. See tie
a the next few days and lets settle
ame without farther cost and trouble.
D,C. HIGH,
Town Tax Collector
FOE KENT
New brick More boose desirably lotted.
Apply to P. O. Box 266, Frankntoo.
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^IROWS HAIR.
Har* Ar? Fae*a W? Want Yaa ta Prav
at Our R?ak.
liarvelaua u it may aaaja. Eua
"8?" Hair Yeaic luu prawn hair oi
beads that wars uuca bald. Of oaurs<
is aaaa af tfcaaa cases wars tha kai
raats deed, mar tad the acaip taken a:
a plaasd. ahlay appaaraaee.
Haxail 'W Hair Teaie ease eeiaa
tiAcaily. daaaaaf lap the paawM wfcia
ara usually ratpiailhia far lildaiai
It liHisi Iwaiaa la tke reeas sf tha kail
Filnilartwc Mi aaerlahtap Lhaar I
daitoalaly parftaij, am4 wUi ?et pax
or paraaasaaHy alala the kak
We waAt^su ta pec a kaUla a
Uaxail *W Hair Teak; a ad see It
directed. *f It duun uat r?di*v? aaal|
irriiattea. aaaaavv ilandiwiT. vjrevee
Ike hair fxaea talbny eat uul p?at
oa iaoreeaod grewth af hair. aad ?1
every way plvs entire auaafaaHea
simply couxe tuck aad rail as. aad with
out quaadea ar feruuiiity we will kaa<
( back to yea a v err pen ay yau paid u
for It. _ Twe alaae. 50<- aadfl.Od tab
j osiy at ear stare?The Kesell glare
The Baaggin Drug Op.
| STATE or NORTH CAROLINA
Departliant Op Statb
Certifltate of Diitolution
I To all Whom These Presents May
Come?Greetings:
Whereat, It appears to raV sattai
Vty duly ai.t \ ioatcd record
I of the proceedings for the voluntary
dissolution thereof by the unani|
moue consent of all the stockholders
! deposited in tuv office, that The
j Farmers Maiual Tobacco Co., a corI
poratiou of this State, whose princij
pal office is situated in the town of
Louisburg, couVty ot Franklin and
! State of North Carolina, Jan.
M- Allen being: the agent therein
and in charge thereof, upon whom
process may be served, has complied
with the requirements of Chapter 21
P.vio.l 1QAA
1K< aoai VI A wwv, cuimru wi pui ations,"
preliminary to the issuing of
this Certificate of Dissolution.
Now, Thereof, I, J. Bryan Grimae
Secretary of State of the State of
North Carolina, do hereby certify
that the said corporation did, on the
25 day of December, 1910, file in my
office a duly executed and attested
consent in writing to the dissolution
of said corporation, executed by all
the stockholders thereof, which aaid
consent and the record of the proceedings
aforesaid are now on file in
my office as provided by law.
In Testimony Whereof, I have
hereto set my hand and affixed my
official seal, at Kaleigh, this 25th
day of Nov, A. D. 1910.
J. Buy an Grimes,
. Secretary of State.
LOUISBURG COLEGE
North Carolina
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women owned by^the North Carolina
Conference. It offers
healthful conditions. A hapnv
home. Christian influences. A
liberal culture, a thorough education
at moderate cost. Special
care given to younger girls.
Preparatory Department'
Collegiate Department,
With Thirteen Schools
Normal Department
For full information*kdtiress
Pres. M. 0. ALI.EN,
LOUISBURU, - >. Carolina
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NOT1CS ,
Br yirtoae e< the turner ?f Bale ?tm "2
in t certain ?ttip J fed wMeh to ri ?
s wirt >b ** i I \ okA, ia iMk Ito
X pte? 186, 1 totll on/Mtator, Feb. 6. _
* Wll. effee- w higbee/ hid** >t *< '
uurt tmiw doer ia Uuiutvont far each
II tile equil>vpf nilqnion in tfce store
u hoone on niertB >xM of Nito stoeet. (
>, Louisberg NO, eeV oeeaeted by tk?
. Beesley -AUtoa Ditog Ca. IVa Jea 2.
u 1*11. Mm 1*a * H aaaia, Mt'gee.
NOTICE. \
>- Having qualified as administrator of
b the estate of Rhode Cannady, deceased, T
L of franklin County, this is to notify all -E
. persons, holding cljrimj against said
" estate to present tbem to the undersigned
on or{ before December 10th,
s 1911 or this iicbicasvill bff plead is bar
' of their recowr/. All persons owing
Baidestate will/please eome forward
1 and make imasXliate payment
J. P. HII.L, AUMK.
W. M, Person, Atky.
I NOTICE
i Having qualified as administrator of
a the estate of Jacob Evans, deceased,
_ late of Franklin County, I hereby noti'
fy all persons hldding/ claims against
. tlie estate of said yirahdent to exhibit
the same to ma on \r/before the 30th
5 day of December. 1UA. or this notice
1 will be plead in bar Jf their recovery.
1 All persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment. Dec.
28th, 1910 ~ J. R. COLLIE,
, Administrator of Jake Evads, dec.
W. II. Turborough, Jr., Atty.
PUBLIC RENTING of WARD'S
LA NDS. sp
On Tuesday, the second day of Jan
uary Term. 1911. of Franklin Superior jn
Court, it being the 24th day of January. ea,
1911, at the noon recaw of Court, at su
the Court House door' ai saitl Countv, re,
the uiidersignsdvwlll feht to the .high- th
est bidder at public! auction for the Co
year 1911. nip lands oj[ n\i*s of Norf. m,
| Harris situate in SarrQt. Township, a\\
' Franklin CounV, known asNhe Norf. pe
, Harris tract, adioiuingthe lantM of J. ca
B. King, A. J |P.Harris and ethers, m
conUiniug TTasres, more or lessAThia bu
23rd. day ofuecember, 1910. \
J-J. Barrow, C. S. C. & Receive^.
VaLl'ABLE TOWN LOTS FOR SALE
By virtue of the power of sale contained
in a certain mortgage deed from
J. R. Collie aDd Wife to X. A Clifton,
recorded in Book 159 at page48, Franklin
County Registiy, I will on Monday,
the 13rd day ot January, 1911, it being
1st day of court, at the Cou t-House
door in Louisburg. N. C., at about the
hour of noon, offer fot sale to the highest
bidder for cash the lands cenveyed
in said mortgage deed, situate in the
Town of Louisburg. N.C., described as
follows, Vix:
Beginning at C. B. Cheatham's corner
in middle Street, running thence along
Middle Street in an easterly direction
about 02 1-2 feet to an alley
leading from said street, thence southeasterly
along said alley about 214 feet -
to Pleasant's line, thenee westerly along
PleasantB line about 62 1-2 faet to J
C. B. Cheatham's line, thence along C.
B. Cheatham's line about 214 feet northerly
to the point of beginning. This
Dec. 15th 1910. ?
Ben T. Holden, Assignee of MP
^A. A. Clifton, Mortgagee. ~
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jWE ARE RAPIDLY REDUcil
imove daily, all our. pri
ter we move. many ra
good?s will be coming in
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.some .stunning thin#.s
. ju.st arrived. our cc
good.s. you will think
the price. hunt \J S up
XW. HC
The Indispensi
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^ Z_?li??p^.
rhe Big Little Store
first to Make a Showing of New Spring
Ginghams. About Twenty Pieces
^Now and Twice Nip Many ^
to Follow Soon
Dont fail to see the real bargains in white goods, laccs and embroideries,
ny am oir.uwiy on exhibition. do you know of a better line to commence
ring and summer sewing. Let me get you busy- 1 am making a specialty of *
ick goods and have in stock or on the way all of the best lat moderate prices]
this seosons Voil?, Mobair, Chiffon nauama, silk worp, J Henrietta fine serg.
36 inchss. all silk taffeta, etc. If you desire to practice economy you will be
re to give the Big Little Store a look before making your purchases. I have '
luested Messrs Ziegler Bros, to send me a line of sample shoes and slippers "
ey will arrive today, and I have the privilege of keeping them two weeks,
ime to see them, select, pour style, heel, width, etc, in fact I will take your
rasure, insuring you a iit and guaranteeing to didiver uist. tho Vw>af
>le to obtain at any price, and remember Ziegler are better in quality and 25 I
r cent cheaper in price than any advertised shoe- Some of the people you
n never fool, (some don't care- When its advertised or "when you think it
ight be cheaper elsewhere you may kno\r its cheaper here for when a
ndlj.* leaves my store it is paid for
R. Z- EdERTONrl
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<G OUR .STOCK BEFORE MOVING. WE EXPECT TO I
E.5ENT LOW PRICED WILL BE CALLED OFF AF- I
RE BARGAINS LEFT AT CO.ST AND LEJ?S. NEW I
SOON IN GREAT VARIETIES AND WE WILL HAVE I
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to offer. Several new .starr piano.sB|
>mped1tor<5 3ay thev are awful cheaph)
30 to when you -see the quality and leflmt
at clifton corner.
.j' ULINGSWORT
blc Louisburg, N, C. I
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