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Friday, June 30, 1011. 1
. The editors met nt Lenoir tlie past il
week.
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See the games of baseball here i
between Raeford and Louisburg |
next week.
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The investigation of the sugar]
^trust is attracting right much ntten- J
tion just now.
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The heavy winds on Tuesday j .j
flight did much damage to both
crops and property. .
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'Are you doing anything to help!
upbuild your town? If. not don'tr*
you.think you ought to?
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Iv insto.V gets the school for the I f
feeble min led to be' erected and j
maintained- by the State. C
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Hox. A. S. Dor kery, died at his
home in Rockingham. X. C\, dnij,
? Tuesday of thjs week of pneumonia.
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. The officers should keep strict
vatch over places like pool rooms j
and see that the Jaw concerning Q
minors entering is strictly complied
with.
Thomas Stoxk, who was sentenced I
to the roads for eight months for lar- I
ceny at the January term of court! n
had Iiis sentence commuted by Gov.; b
Kitchin, the past week, to four:
months. | u
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A Pooni.Y managed pool room is | ^
one of the worst enterprises a town I.
can have. I* is not only a
source of trouble to the officials, but
is continually leading the younger ^
bovs astrav.
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Ox Saturday morning tire destroy-1
ed two dwelling houses, a Methbdist a'
church and two stores near the Cot-, u
ton Mill section in Henderson. A ] t*
young lady 1' years of age lost her f
life in the fire. The daroaee was j
great, but partly insured. j ]j
Iv there is uo law to prevent',
minors from frequenting pool rooms iJ*
and otlier places of snch nature,'
there should be and the town fatk-!
ers wouid do the younger generation
of Louisburg a great service by j n
making such a law, and having it ^
enforced, at once. j "
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Pocomoke Items.
Quite a number of our people
*- went to Oxford St. John's Day.
W. il. Jones and Miss Lucie i
Jones visited friends 'near Creed-1U
more last Sunday.
We are expecting to hare a new I
cotton gin at Pocomoke.
Mise Annie Pool is in Richmond j >
with her mother, Mrs. Pooh who was a
taken there last Wednesday tor an < (
operation. i p
Mrs. Audrey Bailey had a sac-1 *
cessful operation for appendicitis in; F
Richmond, last Satnrday. | o
W. M. Jones, Misses Ethel j h
Holmes, Clyde, Katie and Ethel o
Mitchell and little Auburn Mitchell j li
spent Sunday afternoon at Pocomoke.
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The crops tn this section are [
nearly all clean, and our people will j ?
soon be ready for "laying by."
We are sorry to learn that B. W. j &
May is right sick. I ^
, Rev. J. W. Patton spent Satur- ?
day night at G. R. Fuller's.
Mis. Martha G'atlett has been'
much better for the past few days
Kenneth Morris and Miss Oza
Mangnm were married last week and
took a bridal trip to Washington
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extend our best wishes to the h
editor and readers of the Tims. _
DtftlSE H ARBIS. f
John?"Bill whet is this stuff they
call Ocryalite made of T" "
Bill?"I don't know what it la
made of bat it makes cotton grow t
like h
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Hickory Rock Items.
Rev. D. T. Bumi tilled his regular
ippointment at Hickory last Sunlay.
He preaehed a very interestng
sermon.
Mies Lula Hedgepetli~ur~visitin'g
Hiss Mary IIolliiigBworth, of Castaia,
this week.
Topi and Harry Lanier, of War enton,
were pleasant Visitors at W.
r. Wilder s last Saturday and Sunlay.
"Ernest Sledge spent last Sundty
u Cedar Hock "on business of
tourse."
Tlie ladies will give an ice cream
lupper at Hickory "Hock Academy
luty 8th at night for the purpose of
jetting lamps for Mt. Uilead church,
-oine boys and,bring your best girls
ind pocket book with you. -All
tiuds of refreshments will be served.
L'he public is cordially invited.
Quite a number of our people
round here attended the Children's
ay ' at Piney Grove the last third
'Uiiday. All report a nice time.
Mr- W. P. Tharrington and wife
ttended the quarterly conference at
'iney Grove last Saturday.
We are proud to note that Mrs.
'. T. Uzzle is Improving very fast
nd hope she will soon be out again.
Miss Irene Sledge is visiting at
littletou this week.
The scholars were somewhat disppointed
as the SuperintendenT
-asn't at Mt. Gilead last Sunday,
.et eyerybody go next Sunday at 3
'clock p. m.
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Ingleslde Items
We are having some fine weather
ow, and the crops are a good deal
etter.
The.Children's Day exercises will i
ike place at Trinity church Satur- !
ay, July 1st The public is cor-j
ially invited. Let all come and
ring a basket full.
\V. T. Person and B. F. Keavis j
ent over to Oxford on motorcycles I
aturdayto attend St. John's Day. j
hey report a fine time. <
The quarterly conference was held I
1 Piney Grove church on last Sat-1
rday and there was a large crowd
> hear Mr Hall's splendid sermon.'
Greenwood Hill made a Hying ]
ip io Kearneys etore Thursday,
le says he went on business, but^j
There was a match game of ball i
laved at Ingleside Saturday be-!
ween Ingleside and Epsom the i
tore being 17 and 1 in our favor J
Kev. G. VV. Starling filled his reg- ;
jar appointment at Trinity Sunday, i
'here was a large crowd out to hear
im.
Kev. E. D. Poe will preach at
'oriuth church the second Sunday
i -July.** Let's everybody go to hear
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WiitKinrr tKo Twpu ami iiu nrlitnv i
luch success.
- Jolly Bibds j
Resolutions of Respect
At a meeting of Centreville Local |
To. 672 of the Farmers Educational j
nd Cooperative Uuion of America,]
be following resolutions were
assed:
1st?That whereas our Supreme
tuler has seen fit to remove from)]
ur local, brother A. D. Williams^
y Uis great wisdom, we have lost I
ne'of our best and most Iconscienious
members. ?
2nd?That the members of this'
meal extend to hi9 bereaved family
ieir deepest sympathy in their hour
f deep distress.
3rd?That a copy ot this be
pread upon our minute book, a copy
? sent to The Franklin Tutus for
lubiication, also a copy to the beeaved
family.
S. G. Bookie,
G. M. Ratnob,
G. K. Stbkklano,
. Committee.
Pointed Paragraphs.
Faint praise ne'er flattered fair
ady.
Jolliers don't always get the most
un out of it
Never judge a man by hie clothes
iotee? he is a tailor.
In a free and easy community
here is always something doing.
Half a dozen' drinks a day will
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f Wiiiii lll ItMlmir .fe>*4U?
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' hurt no man?if lie stick* to water.'
Spinsters and widows never envy
a woman who baa a busbard to support.
The more a young man admires a
1 girl, the surer she is not to t>e his
sister.
Ho*' small a 40-horsepowei automobile
must feel w en it is being
hauled home by a oouple of homely
mu'ea!
It is easier tor a cornel to go
through the eye of a needle than it
is for some men to induces thread
to accomplish the same teat?Chicago
News.
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For Rent Cheap
-I Hale
1 Four Bricl; Stores
\ For R :nt
One on Xaah St -eot next to
Ueasley-Alftton D: ug Company
and three dWow tlie Racket
store, also on \Jai 1 Street. The
above can be re\t d by the lirst . J
o?Augn?t. I oo apy the one j
next to the I fcasley-Alston
Drug Co., but wii give posses- |
Nion at once. * ;
I am Also Going toNClose Out
all my Men's and Wom&ns slip2"
l>ers way down A
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500 Shirts at 3:1 1 3 per cent\ul
uer co?. a am ?losing out ev ^rvthing
under tost. Come on
?- and get a storerbuilding, bu)\
me out if you wnnt t6 at a dis-\
count. These stores will be \
rented cheap. \
J.. P. Winston.
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ICE! ICE! / ICE!
This is to notify you that
I will see you in/ person or
send you a statement of the
amount of ytwr/ account up j
to July 1st., aim same must)
be paid prompflVAccounts
Wot Paid
by 5th, Will be Cut
Off Until Paid. . _
So help us out by coining to
?he ice /house and paying
your account. Pay us
promptly and we will deliver
your ice promptly.
J. W. King
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\ To
flsti&ville, N. C. j
The Aaj id of The Sky
V Via
SodttjrD flailolay
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Tuesda p, July 11th
Spec al Trail}
, Schedule lnd Round Trip
Farei las Follows:'
j Leave Goldsbc o\ 7.00 a. m. <5.00 J
I Selma V 7.58 a. m. . 5.00 j
I *' Raleigh \ 9.00 a. m. , 4.75 j
" Durhan 10.10 a.m. 4.75 j
Rates in Saane Proportion
From Dthar Stations
Dont Miss This
Ob porttmity
Tickets will te good returning to leave
AahevlUe enkny returning tra'n leaving
Aaheville onto and including Friday,
July 14th, lall. Separate cant for colored
people J For full infofriat^ou tee
your agent or write )
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After you marry th? girl of your choice a b
sides the man who savea his money is thought r.
position of responsibility/ over the man who spei
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Make Our Hank Your Bank. We pay liberal interest cortsis
THE FARMERS AND
LOUISBUPG, I
OFFICERS
C. B. Cheatham, Pres. P. X. Egerton, Via
M. S. Clifton, Assists
UNDER SUPERVISION OF THE S
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| When You Buy
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A You will want to buy the best and freshesrco be llui, X
^ Mr. G. L.,Aycock has been bliyioc and sellink youlseed f
? new seed and what to buy and how to assort IfceuJ for yo
X Remember our Drugs and Medicine! are
W~~ ? Highest Standi
^ Remember also that your old .friends and professionals,
A dispense these and till your prescriptions whitai is a pos
X served if you will give us your patronage in oir line. W
toilet articles. There is no cold drinks made lo equal in
bcautififsoda fountain. Our store is the prettiest in to
dial and hearty welcome. /
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The Franklin Times1/ /\
Louisburg, Nortn C&rcrlin
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w unclose i ina remi juamce t OA
A vertising service to/d Ite, Kin*
We hav^ now been Mvertis^ng
# past thre<? years,' ar*/ will stat
best mediums we areKn. We key
haps'you know and syl can get at
^ Liniment and our <ytfiei preparat
your field, the lAslilt of publi
FV are positive. \w ycu/ can use t
w. age among your j/resVi/t> or pros
vertisers,?yoyai e at Liberty 1
for all favor/ we beg to remair
?aithfull
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ank account will come in handy. Benore
of by his employer and is given the'
ids all he makes. J
itent with safety 4 per cent, compounded quarterly
MERCHANTS BANK
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' I'rps? It. Y. McAden, Cashier.
ut Cashier.
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hen buy them of the Aycock Drug Co. Our W
or 18 years. He knows when to buy to get ^
u to give you the best results. ^ ^
New and Fresh and are of the X _
1 of Purity.
W. L. Aycock and Sam Boddie are with us to W
im-e guarantee that your interest will be best A
e are headquarters for sundries and high class ^ /
ileliqiousness those made by Clayton at our /
xvn, a^which there always awaits Jou a cor- ^
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