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"MY BLOOD IN ~
FINE CONDITION"
Every sufferer from Blood Poison should
read what Mrs. O. F. Medlln, of Weldou,
X. C.. saya of her experience. "1 was a '
terrible sufferer from Blood Poison. If tbe*?:
akin would be broken, the flesh would be- |
come lutlamed. Itch and burn, and develop I
Into cores. Before the birth of oue of my I
children, my whole body became fearfully
swollen, and I was in a serious condition ,
generally. 1 used Mrs. Joe Person's Rem- ; |
edy and it cured me. My blood Is in fine i
condition. I believe if It had not been for '
Mrs. Joe Person's Remedy I would have |
died. Its value Is priceless."
Away back in the days of M,06es U was
said, "In the blood thereof is the life," i
and never were truer words spoken. This I
ital fluid is the essence of life and health, I
and when it becomes Impure, Impovei*
?Inhnrt nr imlannril the rwinlt U rtrl.lHtv.
weakness, loss of vitality, energy sum nre r
itself. Without good blood, good health is
impossible.
MRS. JOE PERSON'S REMEDY |
is n sure specific for all troubles due to ;
impure. Impoverished and pofeoned blood,
such as Eczema, Old Sores, scrofula, and
the long trnln of attendant/ailments, Including
Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Stomach i
Troubles, Nervousness, Rheumatism, Catarrh.
Fennde Troubles, anxf general "run- i
down conditions in both n*n and women. I !
It feeds theVblood, drives! out every ves- |
tlge of poison,'tones up tf?o nervous sys- j
torn, induces sdnnd and refreshing sleep, |
and brings the Vntire l>dav back to Its :
natural healthy rendition J
Mrs. Joe Persons Remedy Is sclentiflcnllv
prepared froVi purely vegetable ingredients.
It positively fontalns no opiate ;
or narcotic of anv kind, ao Iodide of. Potassium
or other mineral?Jn-st a compound of |
helpful herbs, nature*^ cjwn remedy fbr hu- ,
* man Ills J
J As a Tonic. Alterative. Blood pnrlfler or
Nervine. It has no equal. It quickly con- , I
qnors Nervous Prostration and Insomnia. I
We don't care how nhiny doctors have j
said you couldn't bo cured?Mrs. Joe Per- ,
son's P. era edy will euro, you if you will
o*:!y cIto It a chance. Write us fof tes- |
t!monl?!s from people who expected long H
ac > to 1k> dead, but are living today and' ,
glad to tell how this Remedv cured them.
In cases of externa! trouble, lnflamm.n- ;
ton. ulceration or itching humor, our
W should be used with the Remedy.
I'or sale by druggists, or supplied direct
on receipt cf price. Jl.00 per bottle: 6 bot- ,
t!~< i'or St on- i dozen by express prepaid
f..r m?. hy
riHS. JOE FEKSOrS REMEDY CO.. KittrcR. R. C. 1
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_ LAND SALE ' I1
By virtue of the Lower of saie'ci u- '
tainVd in a certain leed of trust, exe- ]
cuted on the 31st da> "f October. 1 K.?7,
by C. S. Williams th'R. K. Wh: e to
secure a certain it*lebtetloe>s therein <
set out, default havftie been ?n
the payment of said indebtedness. I 1
will on, Friday, Maach 17th, 1911 at 12
noon, at the Joyner Druir Store corner
* in the town of Franklinton. N. C.. sell 1
at public auction to tpe Inchest bi?:dvt t
for cash that parcel of !&><d lyuiy
and being insaid town of Fr uk int? 11. ?
N. C. descriDfci^and dlfineu.as toil w>:
. 4 Beginning in the^-M^A* tci.u ?-f Main
Street, corner for L/pi^Ncal. thence
westward!}* along Meal's tko13 to ; toI
a stake: ther.ce ^ ah I
Seal's line "?2 1-2 fvt A? Hi Sis. roi^ut ;1
th*nc.- east al jig Hills ? < r :??ni ,
fott ;o Main stre:'*: t&t-i-r*- south i 121T
_.j. ftvc to *i.-' Lt'2:r..:tnc? hvr.i? toe !oi '
known as ;'.*., Aru.t.ry lot iv c.ctu; ;?d
by I li Ktarney.
Tliis February 14, 1911 !?
R. B. White, Trustee. r,
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COMMISSIONER-* SALE OF TIMBEREL)
I.A.ND. '
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I>\ virtu? : . an nhu r ol.rv-a.c, nuu.-j j *
by the Suo.rior court of Frank!.r o.ur%' ,
ty in that special jj r* o-edu.-o
Mrs. Kate W hit*. (_; T i. heaves . t al vs
Julius Taut. Mrs., I] i becoa Pelr\ , t ai. \
the undersigned toi nnia;- o:: r> v.Jii, m
Monday, trie 6th d ?y of March I9U !
it being the hist Monday in March
at about the hour o r.o'?u, at the c art
house door in I.oui? tirg, o:;er lor i-ule i
to the.hiarhe.Nt bsdde at public a tic t .on, j j
that tract of lai d U town us ;h" Tom
Rogers iQud, in Dur. is township. Frank- f
lin c-?unly^^w4j^^nln? the lard* of J. M.
White and oUiereNMdbour.ucu as follows:
On the Northlh^thr laiids of J. .
M. White, on the eait by th^-Lmds of 11
the estate Of Amy Bell, on the "South j
by Crooked Cr .ek, and ?>n tlie West by ,
the lands of the estate of A. J. White. -
containing 64 acres, if ore or less.
Terms of sale cast! This February ' ]
3rd. 1911. f '
Winl H. 'Ruffln.
' W. M. Person j1
' Commissioners I
FOR SALE
By virtue of power conferred upon
me by an order issuing from the Bu-!
perior Court of Franklin County in a
special proceeding therein pending, entitled,
R. E. Bryan and wife, and h
others, Ex-parte,r I shall, 011 Monday, |
? the Oth. day of March 1911, sell at put- lie
auction lu lli Rlgmi UlUUer lor
cash, at the court! house door in the,'
< town of LouisburjL N. C., a certain!'
tract of land situate in Franklin 11
Counts, and bounded as follows to wil::;
Begin at white oal and hickoiy point- |
era, B. T Ballard's aorner on the Tuck- .
ahoe Branch, and \ run thence west '
2s91-2 poles to a stlke, thence N 17.
W. Its poles to a stake! then 8 70 W.
22 poles to centre of tie Nashville road, 1
a white oak stump on the west side of i
the (tad; then along tts various courses
of the Voad S. 17 E. Its poles; S. 151-2
E. 36polfea: S 14. E &4 (poles 15 links;
8 44. E. l^Sap es, 7 lilt s. S 23. E 10 .
poles; S 18. IvVJ poles HI lints; S 53 1-2
E 10 poles; S 6f>Vl6 poke; 8 27 1-2 E
16 poles; S 41 1-2 Ertjf piles 9 links; S
27. W 0 poles 10 linkaHd Bass Bridge
over Sandy Creek; thene down said
Creek as it meanders to Ihevmouth of
Tuckahoe branch, then ul sai<T>hranch I
as It meanders 1S5 poles Vb the bbgijj-l
ning. Containing three hundred aiulf..
... twenty-seven (327) acres, more or less.
Also one other tract of mod situate
in Franklin county, adjoining theaijove,
and bounded as follows: Bdgin in the
centre of the Nashville roal a white
oak on the west side of the Voad, and
thence along said road n 17 V. 26 1-4
poles, to a ro<^t and pointers; | thence n
77 1-2 e 22 poles to a rock; thebce s. 17
e 26 poles to s stake, corner .for the
first tract; thence h 76 w 21 poles '
to the place of beginning, containing
three and one-balf acres more or less.
The said above tracts of land will be
sold for partition among the tenants in
common, and subject the contract, and
timber deed for certain timber on said
lands, now on record in Franklin county.
The sales will also be made subject
to the confirmation of Said agle by
the court.
An opportunity for n good investment
in real sstate is offered in this sale. This
23rd. day of January 1911.
A.^C toUJCO rrM. Att'y.
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Suggestive Questions
On the Sunday School Lesson; by
_Rev. Dr. Linscott for the Inter- j
national Press Bible Question
Club
Coyyripht 1911 by Rtr T S Lincotjt. -&.*%). j
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March 12th. 1911.
Kli*ha, the Prcfjihet, Urstofes a
Ch Id t > Life. 'J Kings iv:8-37.
Gulden Text?The gift ot God ?s j
etern: 1 life through Je?us Christ our
Lord Koin.
(1 ) Ycrsew8?What is the.reason ?
that people in the towns and citie*
are not us free in tender ng off hand
hospiUility, to preachers, us they are
in the country ?
(2.) Alt pe pie in the country as
frey*_ i:i tendering hospitality to
preach' rs, as thr v used to be? Why?
(3.) A ha* qualities did thi? woman
pewichs to he ^called "a great woman?'*
(4 ) When *? < ntertaiu a mart of
C4 -d. in ner home, which gets ti e
grtub r bent-tit, the entertainer or
the entertained ? Why ?
(5.) What was probably this wo."
in.m'n motive in urging her hospitality
upon Eiishit ?
^G.) Vers, s 9 11?What rule
should govern a wife in consult ng
!?er 11unbuild before inviting a man
jf (i?mI to make his home at h**r
I.OUSt ? i
(,7 )-W*hat bent*tit would naturally
;??me to a .home by entertaining a
nan of God ?
(8 ) If a woman of godly character
frequently entertains a man of
4od, in these da\s, what effect
i?>es it have upon the neighbors?
Why?
(9) To wNtt extent should the
ifsoei:t,!tion ot a god?y womah and
i goqU man be governed by the
r\tl surmising, of the gossips of the
;?inmiiniiv ?
(lo.j VerM-a 1-13?Unler the
drcutnstancrs it would not be good
:;:?ie for Elisha to offer his .Jrbstees ;
ioiiev, \.vt ^\k it tn good taste ami j
vhat prompted' Eiisa!. to offer .o I!
>}?eak for her to ti e King or to the j
'plain f the II -St?
(II) is it 1 giuniate to desire t> n
?e inuouuced to the King, qgi:tbe|'
resident, or into rich society ? .Why? j I
(1*2.) How would \uu character-! s
ze t!io refusal of this woman to be I
?r?.tight into the society of royalty j
ind the rich ?
(13.) Verses 14-17?Is it today |
i calamity for a home to be child-j1
t-8^? \V |iy ?
(14.) If by plan and preference
there are no children in the home,
bow does it affect the character of
the husoand and" wife, the happiness |
3f the community ?
(15.) What is the value of each
child burn into an average home?
What will you take for your baby?!
(16.) What,, if any, difference is (
there in the character and disposition
of children born in answer to
prayer and children protest?
(17.) Verses 18-24?When sickness
or death comes to the home how
much value is there in conferring with
& man of God? (This question must
be answered by members of the club
n writing.)
(18.) Verses 25-26?When is it
right, if ever, for us to say one thing
while we mean another?
(19.) Verses 27-37?Would it
THE DOCTOR'S QUESTION.
Muchrfiicknese Dut to Bow.I Disorders.
A doctor's first question when consulted
by a patient la, "Are your bowSl?-j:eAlar
r' He knowa that as per
cent ofXUtoo** I* attended with' Inactive
botdels and torpid liver, and that
this contrition must be removed gently
and thoroughly before health ran be
restored. V
Retail Orterlles are a positive, pleasant
and safA romody for constipation
and bowel dm?4er? In general. We
aee^go certaln\ol' their great curative
valne TTnKjjeVtiomise to return the
purchaser's melto Igevery eaaa when
they fall to prodtfetenttreAfitiafaotlon.
Retail OrderlloAare satoa llKr candy.
they act quietly^and hero a soothing.
ttrengthowlag. 'pealing Influence
on the entire inteetlofil tract Thay do
not purge, gripe, caufip nausea, flatulence.
excessive looeeoaee. diarrhoea or
other annoying effect. Thay are eepedaily
good for children. weak persona
or old folks. Two slsaa, 3De. and 10c.
Sold only at our store?The Retail Stove.
The SoogRin Drag Oo.
".'j,
.-v ihhhbhhehbhh
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ever be right or seeiniv, in these
days, for a woman to act toward her
Pastor as this woman did to Eiisah
when she met hi in?
('20.) The restoration of this lad
was miraculous, but what would be
the dutv^aad^privilege of a man of
Jiecftoday under Hinila: ciroumstatioea?
Lesson for Sunday, March -9
1911. Defeat Through Drunkenness.
1 Kings xx:12 21.
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Red Bud Items
Will endeavor to send in a few
items Jo let you know th;tf old 44Ued/
Hud** is noi dead yet.
The farmers are very busy at.work
on their farms as it will soon be
planting time.
Missi* Annie Pearce and Mamie
Wool spent a part of h st week with
Pat tie Lou Smith.
MftL Wiiiis Wiiliau.H ui.d'chilih en,
of Nash county, spent a |nrt of last
week with her mother, Mr^- D W.I
Gupion.
M^sts Salhe and Eunice Mitchell
spent last Friday night with M-iss
Florence Lancaster, of Casta!ia.
There will not be any preaching
at Red Hud the second Sunday
as the time has been changed to the
to the fourth Sunday.
Johnnie Andrews and wife, of
Nash county, spent Sunday with his
people near liere..
Right many of our people attended
a dance nenr Castalia last
Friday night. They report an en
joy able time.
With much success to the Times
and its readers
Kki.ly.
[The above items were written
for our last issue but were received
after we had gone to press. ? Kdttor. ]
Worth Weight In Gold.
Abingdon, Va.?Meg. Jennie Met'nll,
of tills |dro*, savs, "I had been j
troubled with feimr 1- complaints, for
over ten years. \ could not walk or
stand on tnv fee:,Vind had oeen aluii'st
conlined to lite house, for a
long^Xme. I began to take Carilui, j
the w otijh<t> toine, nmd now I v.itl
walk any whehtl ivwit to go. C;.r-;
1 i is loth ns^styiohi. "in gold.")
This is a high estimaWwgut a plain, j
herb medicine, yet thhre atns^thou- j
sands of women who Ymild glad?? r
pay this price for a remedy to re !
lieve their suffering'. yanlui has!
Ii Iped others. Why not Von? Try;
it. Your druggists sells *, in .$1. 1
liotlles. \
Bailey.
Mr. Levi Bailey died at his home
near Oswego, N. C., on February 17,
at the age of 75 years. Mr. Bailey
whh a highly - respected citizen, al-j
ways loyal to his countiv, a brave
soldier and wonld t ilk oftcu of the
war with his friends.
He was a successful farmer, a good j
man, always willing and ready to
lend a helping hand to the needy.
The funerai service was conducted ,
hy He*, timiling at'Ebengzei chwroh '
of which he was a member, where
his remains were tenderly laid to
rest* .
He leaves a widow, five sons and
three daughters to mourn their loss.
May the Lord graciously bless the
bereaved family. ,
M. B. T.
The most common cause of insomnia
is disorders of the stomach. Chamber- :
lain'B Stomach and Liver Tablets cor-'
rect these disorders and enable you to I
sleep. For sale by all dealers. ?
People who live in glass houses throw^
stones in the hope that somebody else's j
will be smashed first
ASTHMA AND CATARRH
.CURED
Expert Medical Scientists An
nounce SWtliiig Results. Ob
tained b^^enpine.
New Vork?Thousands are taking advantage'Vf
the Anerou* offer made by
The Woodwnrthl Co., Dept. (J., 11B1
Broadway, N/O City, requesting an
experimental package of Seupine, the
great discovery fol iKt^ima, hay fe?er.
Bronchitis and caArrhrwhich in mailed
free of charge to al who wHte for it.
It ie caring thousands of thjtgpet (tab
born caaea. It makta no differaSaa how
long you haye brent suffering or
aevere the climatic condition, are wherV
you live. Senpine will cure you. If
you have experimented Wf i other
treatment, and have filed to od a cure
do not be discouraged y>"t %, id tor a
trial of this wonderful! truly meritoua
remedy which la a aoienUfle i Impound
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{GOWANsi
KKingof Externals!
Sells itself wherever ?|
introduced. Imitators t
have tried to imitate
'and substitution : i*
been attempted. Bu; 1
once GtoWANS always J1
Gowanstfor inflammation >,
and congestion.
! ft )||IM uAjiMhiiip hi mi hi |'
I mend (jowanetPreparation for
I Inflammation y^especia Uy of th,%
throat and cheat, We have sold
Qowans Preparation for many i
years and never had a complaint.
BVRLISGTOS DRUG CO.,
Burling ton , A" C. j
BUY TO-DAY! HAVE IT IN THE HOME
All Draitlata. SI, 50c. 2Se.
COWAN MEDICAL CO.. DURHAM, N. Q.
Guarinlttd. and monty (?fuQd?J ty ycur Oru||lst
NOTICE OK SALE
By virtue of authority composed up-,
on me as cotnmisiioner by a judgment
of the Superior.cdurt of Franklin county
entered at January term, ft) 11, in
case entitled Kincli Richardson Co., vs. |
A. J ^aHey and Mary C. Bartholomew, I
I will on Monday the Oth day of .March I
1911, at about the! hour of noon sell to
the highest bidder! for Cash, at public
auction at the dourt house door in
Louisburr, N. C., IfcinikUn county the
folloWm^tkacribs# n?r.l estate, viz:
(Jne tract or>t>aA,el of land in Cedar
Rock Township, FrVqkliu county, beginning
at a pine in Petarb*^ corner, thence
east 37 poles to a rAck lhsW G C<?llin's
line, thence west 59 poler^Nto a rock,
thence north 04 polAs to a gultK^tump,
thence north 64 poles to a gum slump*,
thence north 2 d east 06 poles to the
beginning cor tainina 58 acres more or
less and known as the home place of
said Mary C Bartholomew. This 4th
dav of FoU 1011
Ben T. HoLpen, Com.
100 ACRES OF LAND TO BE SOLD.
In accordance with an / order of the
Superior court of Franklin county made
in the social proceeding entitled Sue
P Alford, adiux of L S /Alford, deceased
vs B. N. Alford, ot/als. I will on
Monday, ^arch 6. 19J1 at the court
housa dook in Louis ?rg, C.. sell a*
public auction to th</ highest bidder
the following described tract of laud
situate in Cypress cre&k township
"Beginning Yt a stake, C M Vaughan'si
corner; thYnce II 1 1-2 E. li.55 /
chains to a siik?',| formerly a pine>
stump, Yaughans cd ner iu Mrs. Yar/
borough's line; llienpe by old survey
made from copyV" llr. Fuller's survey
cf about thirty yVv* ag?>, S 87 degress
e 11.10 chairYlto a stake now Mrs .
Yarborough's coi'Htr thence n 3 de- j
grees e 1 chain to Van elm: thence e
42.*>o chains to an lsli on little creek
ihence s 8 decrees Al chain to the VV I
K Davis corner, thAce w chains!
to a pine stump: thwee s 5 degrees w j
about 7 chains to a ltake__aud pointers i
in Harris's line rhcnie in a new line n
cS 1 2 d vv 1G chains to a stake south of |
the creek, thence n 1 1-2 degrees e8.2"?|
TliA?mi-io a~roek, thence n 88 1-2 de-i
greesjw 10 chains to the beginning, j
containing one hundred 1100) acres.
The terms of the sale are one third j
cash, re Maindcf in twelve months; with
interest from date of sale at six per |
cent. Feb 6, 1911.
K. II. White, Com.
FARMERS WAREHOUSE TO BE I
SOUD FOR DIVISION.
In accordance with the power and the
directions contained in a certain deed
from S. S. Meadows, J. N. Harris, J.
It. Collie and x. W. Bickett, executor
to W H Waifeell, to R. B. White, recorded
in book\179 page 70, Registry of
Franklin county, I will on Thursday,
the 16th day "fy-'ebruaiy, 1911, at the/1
court * nouse uoor in lvoui^burg, well at
public auction f<* cash, the following
described parcel W land: Beginning at
a stake on the soath side of Nash street
northe^t corner 4f the brick building,
known as the Farmers Warehouse:
thence afong Nash*street in a westerly
direction hi Hughes' corner on said
street; thenV' along Hughes line in a
southerly directionland at right angles
to Nash streetNp laighes corner on the
south side of the! alleyway, leading
from Main streetyVo Church street;
ti ence along the bovsdary of the said
alley way in an easterly direction and
paraliei to Nash StrhetNto the point
where the said alley wpy is\jntersected
by the alley way leackng from Xash
street; thence along the westerrKboundary
of said last mentioned alley way
in a* northerly direction! to the beginning;
being the lot of laid where the
Farmers Warehouse is situate
This land will be sold (subject to a
deed of trust thereon, securing a debt
of six thousand dollars ($6,0C0) with interest
on said debt from May 1st, 1910,
the said debt being evidenced by three
notes of $'2,000 each, due on the 1st daj
of May 1911, 1912 and 1913 respectively.
This January 16th, 1911. .
R. B. Whitk, Trustee.
The above sale was postponed until
Monday, March 6th, 1911,
LAND SALK
By virtue of the power of sale contained
in a certain mortgage deed exe.
cuted by J. A. Turner and wife, B. H.
Turner to Wm Bailey add recorded in
book 142, page 287, registry of Franklin
county, default hawing been made
in tne payment of /he indebtedness
thereby secured,. I will on Saturday,
the 18th da* of Mfch, 1911, at the
court house door in JLonisburg, sell at
public auctioir to two highest bidder for
cash the followjng/detcribed parcel of
land in the town <f Louisburg. Franklin
county, Stata if NO. Situated on
she north side of Wash street, between
tne lot of Paul Uifllln and the Carlisle
home lot, and being the lot conveyed
by J K Carlile and wife tb J A Turner,
reference to which deed is hereby made
ThU 14th day of February, 1911.,
Wm. WlLiT,
for Farmers A Merchants Bank
Bickett ft Whits, Attys.
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Why SpenJill Yofl Earn
You might get sick orN^e huut. Be prepared for it, You might want W
make an investment. S'tart aowi Takes .money totmake money, you know.
You might be visited bv thieveVXr fira. An accoun^Vnth us prevents loss. You
You will become independent an?\vereotne all the sfcove by letting: us keep
your savings. Try it awhile anmowV The saving haiit is a mighty good on.
THE CITIZENS BANK
HEijlDERSO^ n. c. mk
oyywutfMy #'<S'rtiMySTA1 'iw4'**** w?ME
3? t i S - 'a ?%i???T<sTW>N?T??T?aT4?TtfrTBi9iB9ia9t?7iaVa
In Connection with my Jewelry Business I Expect to Open a
A~ Complete Line of
5 and 10 Cynts Goods
I .have joined the Southern 5 ami. 10 ceiifrKnssociation, my toods are
bouLlit ri??lit and I urn going :.o sell theru right^^oods are are arriving
daily., liouK for mv ml in next weeks issue of the Timesi
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J. H. JOHNSON
FirstJ National
7\BANK
OXFORD, N C
rv.dt?i I \
..N $100,000.00
Surplus anil Profits J. 30,000.00
Deposits I > 500,000.00
j\V? want to do hop.oj business with the good people of Franklin
County. We pay 4 per qent interest on time deposits. NVi'ite or call on
us for any information. Notice our large capita) and surplus.
/ TV. A. HUNT, Cashier
i We/Have |
f Just - Received ?
1A new lotf\pf China and
will sell i; at^ most rea- T
sonable prices. 4 ,
1 Remember whet you wanK anything for
> your table we hi ve it on haW and will ?
appreciate your rade. . X
> Brantley G. Hicks
Louisburg, N. Ct ^ j
Low Rates E. A. ROGERS
VIA j ??Titrworker?z:
Loufsburg, N. C.
C3TT1 A A T~> -rv Will make estimates on any job
?LJvJ|e\ rv^Ll Work Guaranteed. Call or write
/ wl 3n in no^d of anything in my
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^tlant& Ga. To ..
ACCOUNT OF #
,outhVJ rauut,_ The Punlir
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f I a |\ cjUm/^d r c C I have purchased the interest of J. D.
r\ I Hill in the finnTof Garrett & Hill and
' \ \ I will continue the business at the same
MARCH di-lOTH, 19 11 "tand, where T
K I wiU carrW a full and complete'
Account of tn southern Commercial rHie 01 groceries all
Congress wlifcl marts in Atlanta, Ga., \ the while
March 8th-10, *91 lAthe Seaboard has . J t
authorized efceptiAially low round I HAVl, I ALoO FITTED tl
trip rates froi* all pokita on its lines. .in amJiid w_ n . ? ?
Tickcto acciunt tbis\meeting will be Al^NUr? TO? DATE
on sale M.ircm5th-6th-7Vi and for trains Br t
scheduled toIrrive In Atlanta morning IxCDCn '
of March 8tl| Tickets will be limited P * *>311
to return uifil March 20tlk w m I S_\m M t
The KeabArd afford. excellent double |Vl6ut ll^drkpf
daily^ervicito Atlanta, trjbui cons is- V 1*^1
ing of Pulfcan, sleeping cw excel- And will be/prepareAat all times to
lent dlninif car service, also High back look after toe trade inXouiiburg. Phone
seat vestidble coacbea. Call \n your your ordcrafto No. 187\and they will
local ageni tor rates from yourwtation receive pfompt attention. Nothing
lao Pullman reservations, or address but the best meats will bd^ handled I
the undefsigned. \ will also ii?y the highest market Drlce
? -, f?r good Veef cattle. Come to see me.
H. S. LEARD C / C f* u .
- r.y j. uarrett
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