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,v are uftab c to do it?isn't the intellii
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want it. If you want it enough to I
Purchase"
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bank?you can add to the account at
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THE FIRST P
LOUISBU
UNDER SUPERVISION
FRANKLIN TIMES
aTfT JOHNSON. Editor and Manager
Friday, April 7, 1911.
TAR DROPS.
? Court will convene in the court
room at Louisburg on Monday,
April 17th, 1911. N
?J. E. Perry has opened a five
pin alley in the store room recently
occupied by J. M. Joynef.
?Mr. C. T Stokes has moved his
rooms to the residence of Mr. F.
W. Wheless, on Church street.
?Mr. E. S. Ford has purchased
the residence of Mr. C. T. Stokes on
Main street and bos moved his family
thereto.
?If you are in neud of a horse
or mule it will pay you to read the
advertisement of E. S. Ford in this
issue. He savs he will give you
one if you don't want to buy.
?The Beaslev-Alston Drug Co.,
are having their drug store repapered.
This together with the
other changes being made therein is
adding greatly to its appearance.
?The Scoggin Drug Company
-"has installed a nice, new three coinpartrnent
ice cream cabinet. They
aren ow prepared to carry several
kinds of cream all the while.
?Several communications had to
be thrown away this week on account
of the name of the writer not
being enclosed. We regret having
to do this but we must enforce the
rule.
?The attention of our readers
and the public is called to the new
advertisement of the I.ouieburg
Auto and Machine Co.; in this issue, J
rr?U U?,.? nni.??oi j.u*>u liirta 11 ml I
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their rates are most reasonable. If
you are thinking of taking a drive it
will pay you to see them.
? We are in receipt of a letter from
Mr. T. W. Watson stating that he
has taken a position with the Merchant
National Bank, of Raleigh. Mr.
Watson has been with the Farmers
, Bank & Trust Co., of Sumter, 3. C.,
and his many friends here will be
glad to learn that he is coming
nearer home.
List Of Letters.
Remaining in the Louisburg postoflice
uncalled for:
Daisy B Alston, Ben Alston, Annie
Burnette. Pearl Corbin, I G Dickerson,
Mrs. Dollar, Lewis .Dickerson, John
Deacon, Lustie Egerton, Pattie Gill, T
C Gill, William Harris, Henretta Jones
Bevely King. Lucy Louis, Henry Mitchell,
Bennie B May, D P McKeachy,
Flounce Macon, Roy McGhee, Minnie
Neal, Mary Place, J K Plummer, Lida
Runback, L W Thompson, S W Wall,
W H White, Elnor Winfree, Mary Williamson,
Callie Yarborougli.
Persons calling for the above letters
please say they saw them advertised.
M. W. Yabborough, P. M.
Marriages.
Marriage licenses were issued to the
following couples during the month of
March by Register of Deeds J. B. Yarborough:
white?Dr. P. R. Hatch and L. R.
Spivey, Willie H. Harris and Jo Ella
Holden, Jas. Wm. Burroughs and Ida
A. Kearney, William ^Bell and Mamie
Baker, Jimmie Journigan and Bessie
Hunt, J. F. Joyrier, Jr., and Nobia
Pendergrass, J. H. Wiggins and Katie
Layton, O. W. Robert^fcid Pattie J.
Ham, Willie Taylor an^BaUie Midline,
William Boone and Fanhle House.
Colored?Joe Wilder and Mary
Dismissing
yourself?just because you feel that
jent way of dealing with the matter.
I
a a bank account if you want it?really
forego the pleasures of the "Small
temptation.? '
aasy it is to start an account at this
any time and in any amount you wish.
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NATIONAL BANK
RG, N. C.
OF U. S. GOVERNMENT
Morgan, Haywood Fletcher and Bula
Harris, Richmond Young and Mary Pulley,
Levi Branch and Mattie Jones,
Eddie Perry and Rosa Jones, William
Perry, Jr , and Lelia Huhter, .General
Yarboro and Weda May, Sol Wfcite and
Corana Yarboro, Frank Mangum and
Uigy Williams, Ellis Williams and Lula
I Ellis, Daniel Debnam and Sarah Cham- ,
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Just Half in Bed.
Clyde, Ky.?Mrs. I. A. Decker
tfriteB from Clyde: "I recommend
Cardui, the woman's tonic, to any
woman fe need of a remedy. For
five years, I was unable to do my 1
own work. Half ray time was spent
in bed. At last 1 tried Cardui. Now 1
I am well and happy, and can do my
own work." Don't suffer pain, headache,
backache, and womanly raise- .
rics, \yhen your-own druggist has on .
his shelf a remedy for such troubles,
Cardui. Get a bottle for your shelf.
As a general tonic, for weak women, '
nothing has been found for 50 years '
that would take its " place. Try it. j
It will help you. ' I
Youngsville ItemsYoungsvilie
will soon be placed
on the highwav, n^ the citizens in
and about the place are putting forth
every effo. t toward building good
roads. The following are some of
the indications. The roaf out to
Pocotnoke has been, partial)}' survey
cd, satisfactorily to the community;
practically all o?-the machinery has
arrived and a number of the mules,
These indications point to an early
Degiuning of the work, which when
started will invite a smile from the
whole community.
We are sorry to announce that an
| epidemic of the measles has decreased
the school attendance greatly for the
past feW Wi6KS.?It 8601119 '.hat It flST"
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visited every individual in the community
who has nut been its previous
victim, bui we are all. glad to say
thiit all of those who have been
troubled wt * i iem have virtually
recovered. We are sure that this
coromuuily will not be troubled with
this disease in a number of years to
come.
Our home base ball team has
played and won its tirst three games
of the seasonf The first game with
Horner's Military School was won
nine to one. The second name with
New Ilope, was won One to nothing.
The third game was played with
Warrenlon High School, Saturday
April, Int., Youngsville adminstered
a nice April fool to the Warren ton
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superb ball letting the opposing team
down with only one hit On the
other hand Wrtingsville made hits
almost at will, which meant runs.
Youngsville and Warrenton play
again Saturday April 8tb, at Youngsville.
The game bids fair to be a
most interesting one. Come and
see tho game everybody who can.
Miss Pauline Edwards, of ilenderson^
visited-Miss Ellis, one of the
teachers, recently. A number of
the young people here were pleas
antly entertained at a reception
given in honor of Miss Edwards
last Monday Night. '
Dr. Hatch and bride returned
from their bridal tour last week and
have commenced house keeping.
Miss Mamie Huodley, of Warrentiio,
visited Mrs. E. P. Allfcn here
this week.
We are glad to learn that Mrs.:
Geo. T. Whitaker has recovered from j
her long attack of typhoid tover, her
mother Mrs,Floyd, of Chipley, Ga., 1
who has been with her during her
sickness returned home Tuesday. .
Foster M'tohell spent last Sunday
in ltaleigh, on business of course.
Mr. Floyd, of Chipley, Ga? spent
a few days here this week
with his sister, Mrs. Geo. T. Whit
aker.
Miss Lillian Winston is visitintr 1
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Miss Margaret Faucette, of Raleigh,
this week.
II. 11. Hatch visited friends and
relatives in Chatham this week.
Mr. Satterwhite and Mr. Turner,
of Oxford, visited Miss Uumpas and
Miss Arledge last Saturday and Sunday.
Their many friends will he glad
to learn that Messrs. Joe Winston
and Jones Cooke met the New Road
ater Wagon and rode a short distance
as it came in town last Tuesday
evening. While the ride was
short we are all glad to see them
make the start in the right way at
last, and hope they enjoyed this
new experience of riding on the
eater wagon.
Miss Susie Poarce is visiting relatives
in the country this week.
M asi> B.
Special Showing
Of
Easter
Hats I
And stylish
Dress
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For
Spring and Summer |
We are well fixed for Easter
Shoppers and our line of silks,
white goods, embroideries, laces
and trimmings to match is all
that, could be desired by anyone.
SLIPPERS
We call attention to our line of
slippers for ladies and children
just received, Ask to see them.
WEDDING OUTFITS
We have what you.want and will
be glad for you to come and look
around and see ail the latest
styles and make yourself at home.
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