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CLOSES ON
?Advertise in this department.
?Nu 'scribe for the Franklin
Time*
? Look after your premises and
keep them clean.
?The bottling works lost a fine
horse Saturday night.
?Several of our people went over
to Louisburg Monday.
?Calvin Brown has gone to
Vanghan for a few days.
?April seems to follow suit with
March a? to rain and cold weather.
? Uoflio Allen has accepted a sit
u u n with I. H. Kearney in the
lep.or shop.
? It. A. Pruitt is on the road in
the interest of the Krauklinton Bottling
Works.
Quite a number attended the A
& M.?Wake Forest ball game, at
W'ulln It'. ? v.-O t Q.itllfilutr
. ? With a clean town you will be
assured good health. Keen a ciose
watcu on your premises.
? Robert Collins is moving into
the house on Main street formerly
occupied by Mr. Black.
? I lis many friends will be glad
to hear that Billy Morris, since the
* s-cond operation at Rex Hospital, is
doing nicely at last reports.
?Tlte people of Franklinton and
vicinity are again reminded that they
are especially invited to send in
items of interest to this department.
?Miss Oza Cooke, who has been in
the hospital in Richmond for several
days, we are glad to inform her
many and relatives is considered out
of danger now and getting on nicely.
? We had a runaway ou our
streets Mcday. The horse hitched
to the Sterling delivery wagon be
came frightened and run away mash
! ing the wagon tip pretty badly.
Tom, the driver, escaped unhurt.
?Tom Lindsey will give one of
his most interesting entertainments
in the Auditorium Friday night at
the Graded School. You will miss
a treat if you fail to hear him. The
admission will be 35, 25 and 15 cts.
Doors open 7:30, entertainment begins
at 8o'clock.
?At the home of its father Mr.
B. J. Blacklev on last Friday afternoon
at 1 o'clock little Sarah passed
, into the great beyond. She was
only nineteen months old. The
funeral took place on Saturday
amid a number of friends and relatives
of the family.
Pr sonals
C. T. Harper, of Middlesex, is visiting
bis people in town.
_ Mins Martha Harris returned to
m4?t*Wli Masy'a Monday.
Harry Blacknall and wife, of Kit$
trell, were visitors in town Sunday.
* Jj. P. Mitchell, of Portsmouth,
Va., spent Sunday with his people
here.
D. B. Kearney, of A. & M. College,
spent part of lost week at
home,
Mrs. J. B. Cheatham and little
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?' son returned to Atlanta, Ga., Monday.
W. H. Byrum and wife went to
Raleigh Tuesday to visit his daughter,
Mrs. Clements.
Prof. "Ned" Joyner, of Blind Institute
Raleigh, who has been home
a few days, returned Tuesday.
Miss Ella Arbaghast, of Buena
Vista, Va., who has been visiting in
Florida, is a guest of Mrs. Merrill,
at the Hotel:
Miss Jean Ward, of Peace Inaii?*
tute, spent part of la?t week at
home, aooompanied by her friend,
Miss Ida Williams, of Elm City.
Honor Boll.
The following compote the Honor
Boll of the Franklin ton (traded School
for March:
First Grade?Maty Exam Rose, Graee
Wester, Rcbeeea Pearee, Claire Keor
NEWS ITEMS
lorrespondent
Gathered From in
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WEDNESDAY
ney,
Richard Henderson, Charlie Morton,
Duncan Mortoo, Justice Weeter.
Second Grade?Leonard Staunton,
Minr Raid Daniel, Worth Barley Allen
Third Grade?Fannie Belle BC^fkin^
Myrtle Rowe, Janie Pearc*, Berth?
Morris, Vassa Brown, Annie Grey Lancaster,
Elizabeth Ward.
Fourth Grade?Lizzie Boy kin, Mary
Lowry, Zelma Weeter, Sallie Fugleman.
Lizzie Wilder. J. D. Kearney.
Fifth Grade?Minnie Ransdell, Percy
Lowry, Bert Wilder, Scott Norman,
Edwin Rose.
Sixth Grade?Lucy Bello Blackley,
Annie Mae Wilder, Lillie White,
Buchannon Wester.
Seventh Grade?Ransom Harris Sidney
High.
Eighth Grade?Janie Ethridge, Lena
Ethridge, Rebecca Wester, Claud
Cooper Hugh McGhee, William Rose,
Julian Wilder.
Ninth Grade?Ethel Perry.
Tenth Grade?Maggie High, Addie
Mitchiner.
IT GROWS HAIR.
Hon Ar? Facts Wa Want You to Prov?
at Our Risk.
Marvelous as it uJky seem. Rexall
**98" Hair Toaic has\grewn hair on
beads that were once uM. Of course,
in none of these cases! were the bail
roots dead, ner hod thArcalp taken on
a glazeds shiny appeorukce.
ltexall "$3" Hair iToAlc acts sclentifically.
dams-tag /the lgerme which
are nsnally nwponilble If or baldness.
It penetrates toWhf roots of the hair,
stimulating andvndurishsig them. Il
is a most pleasanfSolletl uecesslty, if
delicately porf unreel, nhd prill not gun]
or permanently suin thNhair.
We want you to getIVa bottle ol
Rexall **93" Hair Vonic iidW it Of
directed. Tf it does not rpliev^^calr
irritation, renjove dandipff. preVaal
the hair from fulling out kind promote
an increased growth of Lair, and it
every way give entire (satisfaction
simply come back and tell as. and with
out question or formality te will haik
back to yeu every penny Wou paid ui
for it. Tw* sizes. GOc. an<^$1.00. Sole
only at our store?The Rexall Store
The 'Scogszin Drug)Co.
Hearts are the trump cards in life,
aud the ticket we must present at
the door of heaven. The heait is
the book-keeper of our actions. How
do vou keep it? Is it clean and
pure enough for public inspection,
or is it scaried over with bad
th'.nghtR aud worse deeds? Ah,
keep thy heart diligently, for out of
it are the issues of life.
FOR HALE
R. C. & S. C. Rhode Island red. Barred
Plymouth Rock. Columbian Wyandotte,
Indian Game, L$ht~?ramah, Anconia,
(the great layer,) 'Black LangBhar
Houdrn, 17 eggs $1. White P.kin and
Indian reuner ducks (eggs, 13 fcr $1,
mixed duck eggs 50c. i
W. t Kearney,
Frank inton, N. C.
WHY HESITATE?
An Offer That Invotves No Risk Fo
completely relieve I constipation, m
matter bow chronic it may be, tba
we offer to fnrnlsti it free of all cos
If It falls. 1 '.
Constipation Is < rased by weaknes!
of tho nerves ttod nnscles of the larjt
Intestines ok <lesc< iding colon. To ex
pect a cureNvon mst therefore torn
np and strength* i those organs am
restore them to b althler activity.
We want yo? tt try Rexall Orderlle
on onr guarantee. They are eaten Ilk
candy, and are irtlcularly Ideal to
children. They ct directly on tb
nerves and musses of the bowels
They have n neutral action on the oth
er organs or glands. They do not pnrg
or eanse any Inconvenience whatevei
They will positively overcome chronl
or habitual constipation and the myr
lad* of associate or dependent cbronl
ailments. Try Rexall Orderlies at on
risk. Two sizes. 10c. and 2Sc. Soli
only, at onr store?The Rexall Store
The Scoggin Drug Co.
Something New
For ^R^akiklintor
A new and np-tc^ka shaving parto
ran by White naffer Whit
men. Located in thel stohk roem eoi
ner ot Mason and Front stnats, oceti
pied iaat yaar by Cait D, T7S?ard
Everything new pud work guaranteed
Try us. 1
Yours to eervV
Hall 4 Woodlisv
P. 8. We also take/off warts an
moles without pam. No acsr left.
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NOTICE OF SALE UNDER EXEOU
TION.
North Carolina?Franklin County.
In Superior Court.
K. P. Hill I
W. T. Freeman. /
By virtue of anAexecution directed to
the undesigned/ from the Superior
Court iu Franklin county in the above
entitled action, f will, on Monday the
1st, tb^of May-leil ai 12 o'olock m.
at the court hot ie door of said county
sell to theNhigh at bidder for caetr to
satisfy said, ej ecution. all the right
. title and intcWa t which the said W. T.
Freeman the\ defendant has In the
following desc tfred real estate lying
and situated in Harris township Franklin
county, and adXining the lands of
Pat Hagwoo atrl others and
'buundeO 'ulluwV tuwit: Begin
ning at a rock a the l\e of Pat Hago
wood lands, al o corner lor Mrs. Willis
. Horton, runnii g along I lWto.n line s.
"3 d. 30 e 6.25 n. to a rocih thence n.
14 d. e. 7.40ch. to a rock, n. ^?(d. e. 4.
36 ch. to a smi II pine, n.3d. e.\I1.35 ch")
to a rock near a branch, s. 88d\e 8 0
eh. to a hickot f, s 3d. 45 w 13.45 ch. to
a rock near a I ranch, s 84d. 30 e \18
ch. to a rock i i a line of fence, s Id. at
3.70 ch. along ence. s. 88d. 45 e 4.0 ch. ,
to a branch, s 16d. 15 e. 3.40 ch up
branch to larg poplars, s 8d. 30 e 3.45
ch. to rock in iranch, s 88d. 15' w 6.18
ch. to a rock, : i. 77d. 30' w. 23.18 ch. to
a rock in hedgi n. 4d. e 6.18 ch. along
hedge to place of beginning containing
40.28 acres- ' his March 22nd 1919.
W M. Boons. Sheriff.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
Under and by virtue of an order of
the Superior Court of Franklin county,
made in the special proceedings entitled,
J. R. Collie, administrator of
Jacob Evans, deceased, V. Susan Evans,
widow, and James Evans, Henry Manly
and wife, Mary Manly, Joe Stone and
wife, Alalare Stone, joe Fogg and wife,
Neomah .Fogg, and John Q. Evans,
heirs at law, the undersigned Commissioner
will on Monday the first
day of Mav, it bein/ the first Monday
iu said month, at about the
hour of noon,\sell at bublic auction, at
the court hou&e door in the town of
Louisburg, Franklin/ county, N. C., to
the highest bidtter a or cash a certain
lot or parcel of near the town ot
Louisburg, Fran laid county, North Carolina,
bounded onue North by the lot
i of Alex Dunston, \pgi the East by the
lot of Starling \ ajboro, on the South
by the lot of J. P. fimberlake, and on
the West by the lot of Henry Williamson,
containing 3 3-5 acres, more or
! less, and being on the lot of land
1 whereon the said Jacob Evans resided
at the time of his death. This
I 31st day ot March, 1911.
, W. ii. Yarborough, Jr:, Com'r.
K NOTICE OF SUMMONS
\tJorth Carolina, Franklin clunty, in
1 theTStigerior court, Amanda Rvans vs
?illiam"Evans. The defendant above
named will take notice that ah action
I entitled as above has been conynenced
! in the Superior court of Frlnklin counI
ty by said plaintiff for divorce from tbe
bonds of matrimony existing between
her and Baid defe^lant; /and the said
defendant will further take notice that
he is required to appeal at the next
~ term of the Superloredurt of the Bald
i county, to be held on tie sixth Monday
; after the first Mondawfin March, 1911,
it being the 17th day ot April, 1911, at
1 the court- house in LAiisburg in said
> countv, and answer demur to tbe
i omplaint in said action or the plaintiff
will apply to the court for the relief demanded
in the complaint. This the 20
day of March, 1911.
J. J. BARKOW, C. S. C.
1 W. H. Yarborough, Jr., Attorney for
l plaintiff.
LAND SALE.
, By virtue of the power of sale contained
in a certain mortgage deed executed
by W. H. Priyett ana wife, M.Y.
I Privett to J. M. Ellington and recorded
in book AOS, pagd 450, Registry of
Franklin qojnty default hitruig been
i made in theyaymwit of the inaebtedI
ness thereby siteufed, 1 will on Saturday,
the 15th day ofc April, 1911, at the
courthouse door Jlh^Louisburg, sell at
public auction t<j thiNugheatbidder for
cash the following described parcel of
land in Barri townshim Franklin
county, North Carolina, to-wrt:
Beginning at I the bridge where the
Louisborg roatf crosses Little \liiver,
thence along sad road s. 36 d W100 ft.;
thence s. 61 d f/ 2077 ft. to the X roadthence
alone#oungsville road s 29 1-4.
f IVI icnvinproa^a TOL^e^O*0
850 ft. to the beginning, containing
fifty acres. This the 14th day of March,
1911.
J. M. Ellington, Mortgagee.
Bickett & White, Attvs. \SOUTHERN!
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followln JSdsy alter tearing
Raleigh, 11 a. n, Mol.ili All p. m? New Orleans
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: Metnpbl* 8:06 p. m., OtnuaeVity 11:20 a.
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I floldsboro at 0:40 aim, Raleigh 8:8!fVn>?
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