FRANKUN - TIMES
A. f. JOHNSON. Editor and Manaftr
Friday. Oct. 27 1911
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?St. Elmo tomorrow night.
? ltead the advertisement of T. <J.
Hill in another column.
? Don't fail io see St. Elmo at the
Opera Halite Saturday night. ?- .
? Quite a large number of our people
j attended the circus at Raleigh on last
i ? iday.
?Ho out and enjoy a good play at the
dpera House tomorrow night?St. Etauo
will bo there.
? R. C. Heck has moved his family
to the Mrs. Mattie Williams residence
on Main street.
J? St. Elmo will be played by a strong
company at the, Opera House tomorrow
(Saturday) night.
?I'. W. Wheless has something new
to say to the readers of The Times this
week. Look It up.
?The recent cold snap has caused
the people to begin to look after their
coal and- wood supply.
? If you want to see a good show you
hnu-ty'uo" get your seats reserved for
<t. Elmo tomorrow night.
?Tne remaius ol Mrs. Martha C.
Reams were taken from here to Durham
on last Saturday for intermenv
?The name for the new garage here
? Will be Louisburg Motor Car Co. They
Are flfflttins- tllincrA In ahann Inn tni.l
jicss.
?The attention of our readers is directed
to the change of advertisement
of K..P. Hill in another column in this
issue..k
?Don't forget that we especially
want you to see the contest piano at
('andlfr-Crowell Co. store. It is being
very highly commended.
?The tobacco sales here Tuesday
were very large and the prices equal or
al>ove the average. You had better try
this market with yonr next load.
?TUb first noticeable frost visited
this section on Tuesday morning. A
report of a light frost however, was re#
ccived here about two weeks ago.
?There has been attention given the
bridge across Tar river, , where the
planks were p dling up. The same have
been renailed and are now in better
shape.
?We are requested to state that
there. will be an ice cream supper
given at l'earce's school, Dunns township,
Friday evening November 3rd,
, for the benefit of the school. The public
is cordially invited.
?T. G. Hill has bought out
the market business of J. D. Hill on
Xash street. lie has installed a
gasoline engine and a power sausage
machine and will be prepared
to furnish their customers with good
fresh sausage at ail times,
?Chief of Police Tucker and assistants
are to be congratulated upon the
great improvements they are making
on some of the streets in town. There
are several of them that after having
been worked would hardly be recognized
as the satne streets, ,
?New contestants are entering the
contest right along since the piano has
shown up. There is plenty of time left
for new ones to enter and win the
prize/ If yoil are not in get in and
win nnp Vnn Aro invited tn rail and
see the piano at Candlev-Crowells store
the parlor suit at the Times office and
the watches at F. W. Wheless.
pi .1 ?There has~been expressions among
some of our people to the effect that we
do away with pig pens in Louisburg
next year. This movement will be all
right if they will put them out of the
corporate limits, but the time for
action i? thiB winter?do not wait until
everybody who wants to raise pigs gets
their suoply for next Year. We will
gladly publish communications above
the signature of the writers along this
line, where of course they do not exceed
a reasonable length.
Louisburg' to Have Postal Sav
lngs Bank.
We have been informed by Miss Mary
Yarborough, our efficient postmistress,
that a postal savings bank has been ordered
established here, to become operative
on November 21st, 1911.
After having established these institutions
in the first and second-class offices,
the Department decided to extend
the service to a few of the better managed
third.claaa offices, where the help
^ was capable of handling this feature in
^ addition to the regular mail matter. It
is quite a compliment to Loulsburp and
Its postoffice officials that Lodisbnrg
should he one of the first third-class offices
to be designated for this new service.
The officials here are now familiarizing
themselves with the work and will,
in a few days, begin making things
ready for the opening on November 211
My. J. C. (Vtink) MaswnbuiK sold j
ne barn of tobao^o on Hfveraide floor
.this week Vprospeeta are1
t*?t ?<?k wilTmcrrWjgbout Xmas. It I
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Produce." '
The demanu on tliia market for practically
everything in this line a farmer
hag to sell is strong and good prices
prevail at all times. It would be to
your interest to-Turn your surplus produce
into cash.
The Tuesday ClutS- &jj
Tuesday afternoon the "Tuesday
Club" met with Miss Frances WinBton
to reorganize, and to place the New
Year's work.
The club has held its regular social
meetings through the rummer, though
It did not attempt any work toward
civic improvement.
.This is one of its chief purposes, and
the ladies are going to make every ef-1
fort to do successful work this year. I
Through the club the Alkahest Show |
Co. is presenting a series of entertainments
in our town.
The first - two shows, "Edwin P.
Weeks' Comedy Show" and the "Beulah
Btftk*Quartette', p-oved a delight
to alt The next attraction, in November,
will be the most novel and interesting
and the highest class performance
of the season. It is to be armusical
entertainment, with male quartet
and expert bell-ringer. It will be an
expensive show, so we need the patronttge
of our people. We must have it!
The ladies of the club are interested in
those things that will proves benefit to
the town and hope that eveiy one else
will become interested in the movements
tor civil improvements.
]The above was intended ' for our
Franklinton Demirtment, but war received"
too late "editor.]
Moulton Items
Thought I would Bend in a few more
items to le^: people know we are "still
in the ring.'1. . "" Quite
a large number of people
from around here went to the fair
and report a fine time.
Robert Turner, of Henderson Bpent
Saturday night with his uncle,'W. H.
Mosley and" was a pleasant caller at
Billy Rows' Sunday.
Eddie Wright and family spent Sunday
with his sister, Lattie Smith.
Ira Cash and Willie Perry, of Franklinton,
were pleasant callers at W. H.
Moseley's the past Saturday.
Frank Pinnell, Otis Cash, Ben People,
Coleman Merritt and Kenneth
Powell were pleasant callers at J. C.
Tharrington'a the past Saturday,
Thomas Pinnell was a pleasant caller
at H. G. Ayscues Sunday afternoon.
C. G. Cash and wife -spent Sunday
with her parents, Willie Burnett and
wife.
Miss Mary Etta Tharrington and
brother, Willie, spent Sunday with
their cousins, Misses Goldie and Jessie
Tharriugion.
With Best wishes for Tub Times.
Blue Bells.
The best plaster. \A piece of flanne
dampened with CbaWiberlain's Liniment
and bound on oier the affected
parts is superior to a plaster and costs
only one tenth as much. For sale by
all dealers. ( /
'-3 Royal has no substiti
y# making delicioi
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I Baking!
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|| The only Baking Pom
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Certificate
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Issued by this bank bear int^i
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CITIZENS BANE
HENDERSi
Captital and Surj
J. B. Owens, Pres. / A
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Sale or l(ent .
A six room t?o>|JJry-dwelling on a
Main street on southyfde of Tar river. ^
Apply to w. H. I'i easantb Jr.. 4
Cabbage Plants. 4
For good Karly Puty Wakefield cab- ^
bagu plants at $1.00 mer 1,000 or special A
prices for larger iqufuititieB, see the j
old reliabler, Joe SvricMand or Andrew ^
Frazier, KatesyiUeJN. ^
Notice. __ _ 4
Having qualified laa^odffrnnistrator of 4
the estate of the lIKeW. N. Harris, all A
persons holdihg claims against the estate
are requested! to present them to v
me on or before October let, 1912. All C
persons owing theies'ate are requested *
to make immediate payment. *
This, October 2Ah, 1911. 0
R. B. MENDBiisott, Adm'r.
R. B. White. Att'y- *
' to 771
BEEF!
. users \t
This is to i\form you that T have ^
bought out the Met business of J. D. 4
Hill on Nash stalet and will continue ^
same at the sank place. Further you 4
will take noficeftnat on and after Nov. .
1st., I will placet my business on s j
a strictly caslf bass. This means that s
all beef leavidg mV market must be , 4
paid for on qeliverj* 1 shall have no 4
pets, but male all pay cash. By this ; 4
means 1 can/sell cheaper and furnish .
better ser Jce at the\ same time save ' ^
myself fipm losing interest on in- i *
vestment the entire bill. Will be
glad to haje your trade but will have -
iv^uuc tuu vo pay cusu.
t! g. hill
P. $. .1 want to buy your hides, will
pay .highest market price for same.
Lame back is one of tl.e most common
forms of muscular rheumatism.
A few applications of Chamberlain's
Liniment will give relief. For sale by
all dealers.
Very Serous I
It is a Very seriouYmatter to ask Kb
I lor, one Aecicins And have the ft
I wrong ona givenr you. For this K
B reason we argeyyou in buying to K
be careful ta got the genuine? 06
BUcfewiGHt
livei Medicine
The/eputat on of this old, relia- R
ble medicine, or constipation, in* p
B digestion and ; ver trouble, is firm
ly established. It docs not imitate I
B othfer medicine i. It is better than
B ojfiers, or it pould not be the fa- Eg
ybritc liver po wdcr, with a larger I
Sale than all oi hers combined. H
I SOLD IN TOWN F2 |
lite for
is home-baked foods Ky
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rder made W 4
ape Cream of Tartar <
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of Deposit!
rest at 4 per cent from date i
o\ HENDERSON<
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.. C. Zollicob^r, Vice Pres. *
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FIRST?NATIONS
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Capital $25,000 - Surplus $12.0(
k I Officers
L President, Wm Hf RUFFlN I
r / Director:
F F. B. MoKinno Wm It ^ ? * ?-- ~
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^ We have some b Ji^o pay Nov. 1st.,
Eby paying your/Accounts on or before
be small, but ye pave hundreds of th
f don't want tcropmress anyone, but to
r collections. /YourWcount is due and i
r come in ana pay it\by Nov. 1st.
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' Of Coarse You Want a Heati
, to hold fire ove/night and\all that sort of tb
^ is that they /eat the room properly and th
t / Loth'a Heaters 1
[ See Our Line Before Yo
Fire Grates, Basket Grates, King Heaters, Bo
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gJ get far, it is . those
^5/ ^ who stay close to <?> y
... the earth and plod
along, putting a lit- ^
Hpp|tie in the bank each ?g
^',"1- week, that really ?j ,
" '"S* get ahead. So don't
HitfWf*fly hirh' but put' h
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X) Deposit $110,000.00
Cashier, F. B. MeKINNE.
; T. Terrell W. H. Allen T. D. Tyack * .
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Customers i
and appeal to you to help us k
that day. Your account may X
em and they count up. We' ^
meet our bills we must make A
igain we kindly ask you to
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