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franklin times
i, F. JOHNSON. Editor and Mana|er
i FbiDat. April 21, 1011.
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?Who said baseball.
?Next week is court week, t
; ?K aster Monday passed off very
quietly.
?Two heads are better than one
?in a barrel!.''
?What about baBeball for Louiaburg
this year.
?J. W. Hulliogaworth has purchased
an automobile.
?Lets have bonds for good roads
in Louisburg township.
?Other towns are playing ball,
is Louisburg going to play ball?
?Automobiles and motor cycles
are taking the day around here.
?Closing exercises take place at
Bunn High School today and to.
night. , ,
?0/ K. Cooke is putting a rock
curbing around bis yard on Church 1
ktree^^ I
?^pite a number of 01if people
vent to Raleigh on the excursion i
Jlonday. <
' ?F. R. Pleasant is putting np an '
awning in front of his drug store on '
Fash street. . . . * 1
. ?Aside frottVJpecial serraonB no .
Other Eastnt services were held at
the chuir'oheB here.
J ^Let everybody go out and vote
jor the candidates nominated Tuesday,
on the seoond day of May.
i ?The only way to make your
|own move upward is to put your
(boulder to tha wheel and push. i '
! ?Row that the primaXJ ii 'over
jets all get to wotk Ufid sue that a
pig vote is Catt for the nothmses.
?Do ydu want a baseball, hat,
gloVe,mit Or mask free? If so writ* ua
and we will tell you how to get same.
?It is how tithe for people to
~ ihut up theif chickens eo their
~ neighbors may""be ab^eto make j?
gaiden.
?God b'ese mother-in-law, old
maids, email brbth'hrs and bald-headed
men! The World would be bo
sad without 'them.
?Mr. Wilb X.Coley, the clever re[
presentattVe 'of the old reliable News
Observer^'as a pleasant visitor in
Louisburg the past week.
?Bbya that are made of the stuff
of which great men are made, are
not asbamed to wear father's cast-off
clothing out down and made over.
?Baseball seems to be opening
op in many towns w^tt about Louisburg?
After playing auoh good
ball last year is it possible they will
_ no^have a team this year?
JPt (4jB>et all feeling that might have
been worked op over the primary,
paaa with the primary, and 1st everybody
go out and vote for the nomnees
on the 2nd, day of May.
Y ?Our "little men" readers will
V- watch this paper for th.i announce
hoent cf our giving awa;> a lot of
baseball goeda. Ton can get you a
duply absolutely free if you wish.
?Mr. B. N. Williamson sold
< J "Lunitt,n his flns trotting horse m
Raleigh yesterday. He will be
greatly missed by tba lovers of good
lonkiag bona* te Loaisbarg.
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Account1
'or systematic saviilg. baring lor the
i like habits; furnisIVs ku absolute and
I one in touch with bofness people and
uable credit, both with tUie public and
rod reasods but these amuld be suffit
without delay. We ahaKbe glad to
that your account, vehefhV large or
conservative attention. \
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>F U. S. GOVERNMENT /
usta us^cysta t?<j
?We are requested to state that
county maps are for sale at the Reg |
ister of Deeda offioe. If you have Z
not got one you had better get It j
before they are all gone,
?Tax C dlector D. C. High has
been instructed to make settlement
for the town taxes at once. If you
have not paid yours yon had better
attend u> same at once or your property
may be advertised.
?We aie requested to state that
J. 0. Sledge will address the people
of Hayesville township at Wynn's
Sohool Honse in the interest of the
Farmers Union on Saturday night.
Everybody is invited to attend.
?If our local merohants are the
right sort of men (and we are positive
that they are), give them your
patronage. Thev need your eupport
to suoceed, and successful merchants
are factors in the prosperity
and growtBSof our town. ,
?The social aim of the Gospel is
not to bettAj the conditions of man,
but to assist man to ihiprove the
conditions himself. The church is
the greatest social institution under
the sun and the Gospel oontains the
principle of all common-sense sostalls
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=? The following item was Intended
for our Franklinton Department
but was received too late* W e publish
it here: Mrs. Elanoh Duke,
and little son Sidney, and her sister,
Miss Florence Perry went to Raleigh
Monday to see Mr. tt. C. Duke who
is in Rex Hospital Tbey report that
he was getting ott nicely.
?There seems to be a great demand
fOr tUle ourrent from the power
house dit dark afternoons to be turn-.i
ed <m earlier so that the bus:,QeB9
frSusee may have the use ot the lights.
By doing this it^Jjyould increase the
amount ot current used and " give
better satisfaction.
?^The Four Leasers," a vaude-ii?
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?nio uuai(/au| nam unougiviap SOrDO
yery Rood performances in the
Opera House the past three nights.
The performances of Master Bert.,
rand aod Baby Kathryn Leaser are
indeed good. They will show here
again tonight aud tomorrow night.
Easter at tbe College
The college presented a pleasing
picture on Monday morning when
the girls, each robed in an Easter
gown and a picnic hat, assembled on
tbe steps to await the arrival of conveyances
to take them to Levers
Leap. The teams came promptly
at 11 o'clock and the merriest crowd
of yuuug people to be found started
out for a day of fun.
The pionio party was ohsperoned
by Mr. aud Mrs. lvey Alien, and besides
the college girls and teachers,
there were present Misses Emma
MoCullen, Louise Allen, Katharine
Herring and Cora Adams, visitors
at the College, and others who added
much to the happiness ot the
day, though Ihey never were and
never can be College girls.
Of course a good dinner bad been
provided and a gipsy pot supplied
hot eggs. Who that has ever been
a college girl does not remember
with what a relish she ate sandwiches,
egg?> cakes, cucumber
pickle, eto,nt a picnic. ?
The girl* came borne wishing that
every Monday was Easter, for eaob
declared it to have been tbe beet
time of her lite.
ToMeeere. W. & White, Jao.
King, D. F. HcKinne, William
Jackson, Cade Haiea apt! Dr. I). T.
Smithuiclt w - ar<- indebted for fuming*
the teao'i thai made possible
this long b>J e r. tto-inbered day at
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PERSON A 1.LV CONDUCTED
TOUR TO THE
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Under the Management of Rev.
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OPERATED VIA
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Arrangements have just been comEleted
by Rev. William Black, ol Char>tte,
N. C., for tne most extensive
personally conducted tour ever operated
fAm the south to the Pacific coast.
This tAr will leave/the Carolines about
the 20th of Jiine, /going out through
Birmingham, Memphis, Kansas City,
Denver, Coloradh pprings. Wait Lake
City, Xos Angeles, San Deigo, Paso
Robles, touching < Id Mexico, Del Monte
San Francisco, P lxland, Van Couver,
Winnipeg, St. I iul\ Chicago, thence
home. Every li tie lie tin I has been J
catefully planned by Or. Black, who
has had years of ixperience in handling
personally condi eted toara for the 1
pleasure and co nfort of \he party. |
Numerous side ti ips, coverinpAhe most
attractive in th i Great W?5t_ have I
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National Park, F Ices Peak, Caatalhto,. .
0 d Mexico, thro igh the Rockies over. I
ths Canadian Pudittc, Lake Louiae and 1
many others Tie total rate includes
railroad and Ihijlman fare, meals on 1
Dining ear, hetelaccommodations, aide (
trips, etc. For [full information ad-,
dress *?V. Wm. BLACK, I
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To come in and inspect our drag store from tluOTri
the nicest drug store in the state in a town of jus
after inspecting, vou find any defects tell us. / VI*
^ store. Ws want vou to make your self at hrfne.
careful attention as the richest man. Comyin
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Ever clear of the small boy who said he didn't know much atgul
Littie Work or knowledge is necessary to use one ol our IcsfT>e
Cre am that is delicioualy smooth and mellow, and that will fail
are instead of a discomfort. /
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! want to make our drug store your drug
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t great on thawing itirson
can^make lie'
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