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FRANKLIN TIMES!
A. F. JOHNSON. Editor and Manager 1
Friday. June 16, 1911.
TAR DROPS.
?List your taxes today if you
haven't already done so.
?Remember that tomorrow is
your last day for listing your taxes.
?The man who wants to roll up a
fortune must first learn to roll up his
sleeves.
?Head the change ot advertiseinent
of Mrs. A. M. Hall in this is?
sue. It will be to your interest.
?After tomorrow the tax listers 8
will close their books, and in order \
to save yourBelf trouble you had r
better attend to this at once.
?We are requested to state that t,
there will be children's day exercises ?
at Piney Grove church on Sunday, p
?ine 18th. The public 'Is cordially p
vited.
?The man who expects to get n
to heaven ought to pay his subscription
for the local paper and not p
tempt the poor mortal of an editor
to swear. Honesty counts with St.
Peter.
?The many friends of Mrs. Jno.
\\ . King will be glad to learn that a w
telegram has been received from
Richmond stating that she underwent
a successful operation and is 6
doing well.
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?Moving once or several times
each year, as is the custom of some
that we knowprhay give the house- 11
hold a good and needed airing, but
it is a costly amusement. Don't
move nnleas you have a mighty good I
reason for doing so.
?Mrs. Carrie Nation, the Saloon- '
Smasher, died at Leavenworth, Kau.,
June Dth. Mrs. Nation made herself
conspicuous in many cities by 11
entering saloons and resorts and de- "
livering talks on the evils of drinking.
She met death with a smile-on
her "mug." n
?The Seaboard Air Line Railway
will operate its first excursion of the "
season to Norfolk on Tuesday, June v
20th, 1911. This wilt be a two
days apd two nights trip and will be \
enjoyed by a large number. The v
round trip fare from Louisburg and b
Voungsville is $3, Franklinton 2.75 e
?The Rural Free Delivery car- I
riersof Franklin County will hold a P
meeting in the court house at Louis- I
burg on Saturday, June 17th, at 4 o
o'clock for the purpose of electing 8
delegates to the State Convention at s
Winston-Salem on July 4th. All 0
^jtarriers and substitutes in the dounare
especially urged to attend. f:
?My young lady reader, it you ?
are looking for your prince, just test n
his home oonduot before you accept '
him. Don't be guided in your t
choice by what a young rasn is in k
your parlor; find out what he is in tl
his mother's sitting room; Don't >>
judge him by how be can danoe, or n
turn a compliment, or tip hia hat, F
or oarry your small bundle; find out c
how agile be is to do a service for,
bis old maid auot, or how he speaks J
to the women-folks when his collars ii
are not laundered tp/Snit him. tl
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Young Men!
vmbktious |
t find the stui :1 y habits N^hich they i
s valuable act uaintances thSy make t
a material h ilp in placing t\em in 1
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ATIONAL BANK '
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? U.' S. GOVERNMENT g
Edwards ChampionWe
acknowledge receipt of the folowing
invitation
Mr. and Mrs." Sidney G. Champion 8
equest the honor of your presence at tlio (
marriage of their neice
Josephine Miller
to 8
Mr. Alonzo Thomas Edwards r
Wednesday afternoon, June the
Twenty-eight nineteen hundred
and eleven, at half-past
twelve o'clock 1
Flower Dale s
Manson, North Carolina. p
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Youngsyille Items
A very delightful and enjoyed n
aoon light picnio and fish fry was '
;iven last Tuesday night at Moore's s
lond in honor of Miss Lillian Win- a
ton and her visiting friends. J. T. J
Vilson, a stockholder, never fails to ?
espond when called on tor a "fry." t
Miss Clyde Morris, of Franklin- "
on, joined Misp Lillian Winston's
aerry visitors last Monday, and execu
to spend several days with ^
hem.
~ d' W. Spivey spent last-Monday Ti
light in Louisburg. I
W e were all glad to see oar friend
rom Mexico at church lost Sunday j
light, Cecellia Aquiria. )
Geo. T. Whitaker happened t.o is
misfortune this week of stepping
n a nail and inflicting a very bad
round.
E. T. Alford had a very daring
xperienee last Tuesday with his;
wo-year-old colt when attempting j
J wum 111111 LU II IS lountam. I
Ad km May, of Wendell, ie visitis;
friends and relatives here this
reek.
Miss Lillian Winston, Miss Mattie
'erry, Miss Lillian Young, J. A.
Iheatham and Frank Timberlake
pent last Saturday afternoon in
laleigh.
G. C. Holden says there is notb .
ig like rest especially when he can
ilk to two girls at the ice cream
tble.
John F. Mitchell speut last Wed
esday in Franklinton on business.
W. R. Winston and wifp made a
short cut" trip to Norfolk last
reek. ->
Herman, Janadns and Edwin g
Vina ton, left Tuesday for Oxford
rhere they played with the bxford
all team against Littleton Tuesday j"
vening, from OxfonT"they went to'
loanoke Rapids, where thev will 11
lay the remainder of the week for | ?
loanoke Rapids. This makes four c
t our players Roanoke has for the |
;ames this week and ought to win F
11 of them for they knew where to I
ome to get winners. < o
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Lieut. S. E. Winston received i
rom (he Adjutant General of. the J
Itate this week 1 pistol marksman l
uedal that he won at Camp Glenn ^
ast summer on a high soore with
he revolver while at target prac- J
ice with his regiment. This is the t
bird medal he has won sinoe join- j
ng the guard. He haa also received t
rders to go to Morehead City, July j|
Oth, where the regiment win be in c
amp until 17th for target practice, -jj
Youngsville Council No. 278,
unior Order, at their 'ast meeting %
Detailed the following offioers tor 1
be ensuing year: O. A. Moore, Jr.,
A. ./ V .
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I*trv I II Ill?Hill |? III? HB? I
? C., A. R. Gay, C.. J. R. Pearoc,
i. C., W . I. Gay, Con., E. N. Pearcr,
iVarden, G. E. Winston, Sec., H. B.
iVinaton, Asst Sec, J. W, Woodliet,
r. S., S. E.Winston, T.eas, W. H.
dodson, Chap., O. M- Sbadraoh,
: S., R. X. Williams, O. S., C. C.
Vinstnn, Trjstee. The Council js
n a flourishing condition having a
nembtrship composed of over one
lunlrvd of our best citizens and
rouug men. At a recent meeting
he following resolution was adoptid
by n unanimous vote, "That
ifoungsville Council, No. 273, offer
i gold medal >o be known as the
Tunior Order niedat to be given
lach yonr to the student of tb3
foungsville Graded School, making
he highest mark in class deportuent
and attendance during the enire
scholastic vear. This medal is
ifft red by the Council with the
lope of gaining a better attendance
ind creating more interest among
Tic students ami patrons of the
cbool. We feel that it would be a
Kiuor to the student that 'wins the
nedal under the above conditions.
Miss Burna Perrv, of Kileys, is
'tailing in town this week the guest
if Iter uncle, J. B. Perry.
Mrs. Dr. Freeman, of Raleigh,
pent last week here with Mrs. F. A.
Cheatham.
Mrs. K. P. Allen and children
pent several days last week with'
elaiivFH at Norlina.
J. C. Horner, Principle of IIo''.
let's Military School, was in town
(lis week in the interest of his
chool. sHe seems to bo nbxioua to 4
;et a number of our ball team to 4
nter bis school as students. i
Thil?is a good time for our oit- i
sens to get busy and clean op their i
lack lots as a stitch iu time may <
ave uine and maybe a doclors's bill i
ltd a long spell ot tvplioid fever^?to i
'oorself or neighbor. Let's clean <
ip, it will look belter any way, and 4
hen we can meet the sanitary in- i
pector with a stnile and hear from" i
lint the welcome words "well done." 4
W. A. Tbarp, of Oxford, spent a 4
ew da\s here this v\eek tvlt'i II. 31. 4
iVinston. >'
Miss Mable Cooke, f Frnnklintou, (
Hanks, this week.
H. B. Hutch, our popular and
fficient postmaster is spending a '
'ew data in Raleigh this week with
lis brothers. F. M. M.
HAS NO SUBSTITUTE
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POWDER
Absolutely Pure
Tho only baking powder
mado from Ro^afOrmpo
mo auSlwume phosphate
tate of North Carolina, 1
Department of State f (
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION 1
'o All to Whom Those Presents May j
Conic?Greeting :
Whereas, It appears to my satisfac- '
ion, by duly authenticated record of the (
iroceedinps lor the voluntary jdis? j
olution thereof by the unanimous '
onsent of ull the stockholders, de- )
osibed iu rny once, that Tbft Louis- a
urg Guaranty, jjfoan and Realty Com- *
iany, a corporation of thisState, whose I
irincipal office m situatoa at No. ,
itreet, in to?;n/of Lou^bnrg, County
?f Franklin, Spte oMflorth Carolina |
S. P. Burt bejng ih&Agent therein and j
n charge theabof, upon whom proeess '
nay be serve!) Ilb complied wit h the {
equirementa of^pnapter 21, Revisal of
905, entitle! ^Corporations," prelim- '
nary to thai^uing of this Certificate |
f Dissolution :
Now, Therefore, I, Bryan Grimes, '
Jecrotar of State of the State {
if North Carolina, do hereby cerify
tl at the Laid corporation did, '
n the 12th day of June, 1911, file |
any office a duly executed and at- ,
esteu consent in writing to the disso- 1
ution of said corporation executed by !
.11 the stockholders thereof, which said J
onsent and the record of the proceed- I
ngn aforesaid are now on file in my i
aid office as provided by law. .
In Testimony Whereof, I have hereto i
et my hand and affixed my official seal, i
t Raleigh, this 12th day of June, A. 5
1.1911. |
J. Bryan Grimes, f
Secretary of State "
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| Specials*..
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T special pricesr o
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? Medicine Co's. goods at wholesale price
of Cardui, Black Draught, fjuinine, J
W Cure and many other amcles cheap
^ wholesale houses. Sendjls your order
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ood vwine, not because it pays a bigger profit
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