aTf. johnson. Edltar and Manager
Frida*,'jNpv.8 1311 1
TAR DROPS. ,
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?Next Monday is first Monday. '
?The Girl from Rector's will play in *
llenderaon on Saturday night. 1 (
" ? B T. Bailey is moving his family
to the Hquck residence across Fox t
Swamp.
? Rev. W. B. Morton is moving his i
house-bold goods in his residence on
east Nash, street. t
?The attention of our readers is call- r
to the advertisement of W. H. Allen
in another column.
?The Tuesday Club of Franklintion J
will meet with Mrs. A. R. Winston j
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. t
?The attention of our readers is call- ^
ed to the averages made ht the River- a
side Warehouso which will be found in ii
another column. J
?The public school teachers will ho'd ,
their third meeting on Saturday, No- i
vember 4th. The attendance hereto- 1
fore has been very gratifying.
?The Young Woman's Missionary
Society of Franklinton wilt meet at the
.Methodist Church Monday afternoon at
4 o'clock. A full attendance is desjjed. .
, ?We are requested to state that the (
freight department of the Seaboard ^
depot at Louisburg 'will be closed at 5
o'clock in the evening from now through
the winter months.
?For the benefit of our readers who ?
do-not take a daily paper, we will pub- j
lish the protest of the Attorneys-Gen- j
_ eral to the America r^-Tobacco Confpa- ?
ny's plans in our next issue.
"**" ?We have been requested to call the j
attention of the Superintendent of 1
electric lights to the lamps at the 1
comer 01 Spring and Cross streets, j
The trouble seems to be that it fails to 1
give light.
?In the case of Person vs. Person, 1
which completed the past term of 1
Franklin Superior Court,and which was s
not decided until after supper on Sat- 5
unlay night, the jury returned a ver- f
diet in favor of the defendant. / 1
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Rough Road Items*
. Miss Jimmie Harris visited Miss Sal- T
lie Joyner Sunday. (
Miss Willie Poythress, of Rocky |
M unt, who has visiting her cousin, f
Miss Salbe Joyner, has returned home, c
There was a large crowd attended
the prayer meeting at T. H. Joyner's
Sunday night and was much enjoyed by
alh " '
Pocomoke Items '
W Miss Nellie Perry died at her home
near Pocomoke, the 16th of October.
She was about 18 years. old and had
been in feeble health.- for several I
months. Rev. W. W. Rose held the ?
funeral service, and she was tenderly v
laid. to rest in the cemetei y at Pope's. 1
Her grave was left decorated with '
beautiful flowers. The life she lived ?
makes us beleive that she is resting in t
the home of Jesus. a
W. J. Jones attended the fair at J
Oxford. n
H. P. Howell and wife from Louis- |
burg, spent several days in this com- j
m unity last week.
Miss Lucie Jones spent Saturday and
Sundav with her people at Pocomoke.
? . _ _ . .1 1
itoy jen res, Misses Maggie oook ana
Corrinnt* Holmes were visitors here last
week.
The death of John Conyers a few
weeks ago cast a gloom over our com- t
munity. He was *about 12 years old, t
and was greatly beloved by those who J
knew him. We extend our sympathy j(
to the bereaved. Drusk Harris. , c
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Mile Rook Items. jj
As you haven't heard from us in some n
time we will* send in a few lines of e
news to let you know we are still among f
the living.
The farmers around here are all feel- ing
verv glad because they are alniosf
through picking cotton.
Mrs. J. |R. Wheeler and daughter t.
spent Sunday at Mrs. Rufie Wheeler. J
Miss Irene Holmes, of near Old Mile '
Rock, spent Sunday with Mrs. Ed t
Layton.
On Thursday night September 21, J
1911, about seven o'clock, the death t
angel came at the home _ of "
Mr. Charlie Lambreth and claimed
for his own, his wife, Elnore.
She was\>7 years of age and
was a nu mber of Plat Rock Baptist "
church. She lived a faithful christian
life and was loved by all who knew her
for she always carried a sweet smile on
her face every where slje went. Mrs.
G?Lambreth haves a devoted hut I and
and her farther and mother, four sisters,
Mrs. Jack Haywood. Mrs. Ed
Williams, Mrs T. J Holmes and Miss
Mattie Cooke, and five brothers,C. M.,
J. D., T. W., and P. G. Cooke ar.d a
hoat of friends and relatives. Her remains
wete tenderly laid to rest In the
old family burying ground.
Best wishes to the Trass and its
readers. / |
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Reflations or a Bachelor
All a man twmi to need to do a foolish
thing is to know better.
There's a world ot hopes; there's a
miverse of disappointments.
Some men are so unlucky all the
time that they can't set hold of any
noney, even in a dream.
It takes only talent for a woman to <
jet a man in love with her;it lakes v 1
(enius to keep him there.
When a girl hates to be kissed, it's <
a sign it isn't the right man. I
Expense meets you at the start; you '
nay catch income at the fiuish. '
Beingjwise in business dosen't mean
l man can't be a fool in everything else.
What makes a man so excited in an
irgument is he resolved at the start
lot to be.
t
A Father's Vengeance
rould have fallen on any one who at- | _
acked the son of Peter Bondy, of South ; *
lockwood, Mich , but he was powerless
lefore attacks of Kidnat trouble. "Docors
could not help him/' he Wrote, 'so .
.t last we gave him Elecnac Bitters 1
nd he improved wo/derfullyjf rom tak- i?
ng six bottles.\ lm the best Kidney ?,
nedicine I eversajg." Backache, Tired 1
eeling. Nervousness, Loss of Apretite, r
rarn of Kidneyyu-onble that may end
n dropsy, diaoeces oiNllrigbt's disease.
Jeware: Take ElcctricNBitters and be
afe. Every hpttle guaranteed. 50c at
tycock Drug Co. \ s
(Jood Saies.
The following sales of totjicco show- f
ng such Mgh \vcrages wne made at
he Riverside Independent Warehouse i
lie past week: \ J
V. B. Collinsl 1 bafrn tips, 1040
>ounds 9319.28. \ J 1
W. K Massenb Arg, 151 pounds, 22Jc; ;
i2 pounds, 184c; *Ly pounds, 19c; 114 \
lounds, 18c; 30 pauses, 134c; 80 p mnds I
8c; 32 pounds, 14c. Total pounds, 1
183, $125.55. /\
A. M. Gardner, /l4 bounds, 174c; 164 s
>ounds, 20c; 195 33c; 60 pounds
ugv., w puunaB, *zc; liu pounds, 20c;
'60 pounds, Mi; 54 pounds, lljc; 60 '
lounda, 12Jc. Total pounds 1137, $263.- i
K. J. BunJtt, '18 poinds, 12c; 120 |
rounds, 18m; 128 pounds, 12JC; 73
rounds, 37c; fO pounds, 27c\ 61 poundt i
6c; 61 pounds, 20c; 28 poinds, 17 Jc; j
7 pounds J 20c; 81 pounA, 15Jc ; 2(
rounds, 2at; 22 pounds, 38c\7 pounds J
3}c; 192 rounds, 10c. Total pt^nds 898, 1
"I do not belimse there is any other j
nedlcine so good/lta- whooping cough as 1
lhamberlain's dou^h Remedy," writes 1
irs. Francis TKirpi\ Junction City,
Ire. This remedy is \lso unsurpassed .
or colds and croup. For sale by all !
lealers.
Some people could figure out it was 1
fun to shallow tacks if common folk i
ladn't the means to.
Much that passes for real wisdom is '
rothing but nonesense.
Saved Many From Death. I
W. L. JJock, of Mock, Ark., believes 1
le has saved many lives/in his 26 years j
if experience in the /drug business. (
'What I always like to do," he j
yrites, "is to recommend Dr. King's ^
lew Discovery for weak, sora/lungs, j
lard colds, h, jroaifeeness, obstinate ?
oughs, la grippe\eroup, astlma or t
ther bronchial affedcion, for I feel sure (
hat a number of mrneighbors are alive
,nd well todav because they took my r
dvice to use it. J/honestly believe It's ?
he best throat andlung medicine that's J
aade," Easy to prove he ft right. Get
trijd bottle free, or regular 50c or
1.00 bpttle. Guarante-d by Aycock "
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FOKfALE
0 pounds goose ^feathers, 40e per
round. Apply to.f\
' jno. neai.
For LSale.
One tract of goqd land, consisting of
wenty acres, will make a bale of coton
per acre, belonging to J. H. Deblam
and adjoining the lands of J. G.
lurphy, S. S. Debnair and J. N. Davi.
It is loibted cioae to White Level
liurch and acailmny,/ with good feed *
oom and stablesX Arlso one nice mule I
nd harness, andNfnicc milch cow, 8
Iso a nice store hfhee and stock of
literchandise and hopseHjoltl and kitch- ,
ii insmuic, ? iijl oi ^rraing tools. 1
'or further infomration apply to a
7 J. b. Debkam, a
R. F. D. I, Louisburg, N. C.
Having this day qimlitted as adminis- I
ratrix of the estatA of Mre. ltettie ?
loore, deceased,'latuAf; Franklin couny,
this^ to noti'ys?l*>ersons holding v
laims-against ssiaveAqie to present 8
he same to the undersignetk^m or he- t
ore the 31st day of (7&obeET>i912, or
his notice will lie plead iK bar oNMieir
ecovery. All petsons owing said ehr
ate will please come forward anm
nake immediate settlement. t
This, the 31st day of October, 1912. |
Miss Florence Moors,
Administratrix. '
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BAKING P
Absolute,
The only ilaklng
from Royal Crape
NO ALUM, NO LI
V
Ffljr ^gtir Rent
A fix t*^wtory dwelling on
Main streeaCn souwi aide of Tar river.
Apply to vr, H. I'lXASM^TS Jr.
Cabbage Plapti.
For good Early JetwfWakefle'd cat*
sage plants at^l.O^Hr 1,000 or special
jricee for l?ra*r Quantities, see the
>ld reliabler, Joe Strickland or Andrew
frasier, Katesville, N. C.
lost
"toeblack hound dog with ring around
lis ueck and hasiwhite'legs. Also one
vhite and yellow nound. Finder will'
)e rewarded by/returning them to
-n \/'. W H Allci,
N, Louisburg, N. C.
Public Ekarrftination.
The last exaidinatVnr for the teachers
rill be held Tlfursdaytf November 9th,
icginning at 10:30 a. A,
R\B. Whit*, J
Count* SPperitendeet.
7 Loft. V
October 24-11 between Xouisburg,
1. C . and O. Wilder's store one
;old band ring abut 5-10 of an indh
i^'ule with 18k stamped on the inside,
'he linder will be lpewtily rewarded if
eturned to the Times office at once.
Notice.
1 have opened ny shop again and have
i man who can i latter all kinds of work
ihd an extra hoi 3e-feiu>er and also have
i shoeing stock to slhHjvariqus teams
ind will thank < ach cnir^all Tor. their
mtronage.
W. H. Moseley.
PHOTOGRAPH fcALLERY AT
0 FRANK LINTON
Bayard Woolen, North Caiolila'a
National Gaapd Photographer.
?rill open up busiriesi aVFranklinton.
der portraits, lana scap^sand other
vork won first premium At State Fair
asi week. Call at/her gallery lor the
>est pictures. *
?ALE OF VALUABLE TpWN LOTS.
By viture of the power of sale contained
n a deed of trust made and executed
>n the 2nd- day of May, 1910 by Anthony
T. Neal and wife SalHe Ann Neal
to Ben T. Holden, Trustee, which is of
record in Franklin County Registry
Book 162 at page 49} default hayingbeen
made in }be payment of the note
thereby secured, I Will sell at public
suction to the highest bidder for cash
it the courthouse djborin Lonisbug,
N. C. on the 4}h dayrof December 1911
at about the hpkir of nopn the following
described real estate and towrr>4otB.
Viz: 1st tract toituited in the town of
Louisburg and btunJeri as follows On
the north and earn ay the lot of Griffin
fcBeaeley on thoWest by Main street
leading over they bridge and on the
joutja by tar riydr, 16 feet front running
pack 20 feotiind being the lot on
the east side of Maui stre- tupon which
is erected a brjfck\ building or store
house, 2nd tradt beginning at a rocx,
corner of WileWMay's on Franklintern
road, thence n xM.wt3 poles 8 links to
May's corner ui PhL Williams Jine
thence s 31 nwfl2 polls 16 links to Hilliard
Yarboro'j Austin Green and Daniel
Hazolwoocjs corner, thence along
laid road n a e 12 poles 10 links to
the beginning, containing one acre
more or lesg and conmrising the two
lots occupied by bothla. T. Neal and
vife and HJA. Toole aim wife.
3rd tract That portion of land lyng
on th? northern bank of Tar river
>n the eaft side of Main Street extendng
to the lot upon whicliis located A.
T. Neal shop and extending back 50
eet tee the Griffin & Beasley stables
ind extending thence inYa 'ine with
he western end of said stables to the
iver* A'so all right title cVim interest
and demand of whatsoever kind and
>ature ?he said A. T. Nealand wife
Saliie Ann Neal have in any and all
>ther lands. This Nov 2nd., 1911
BEN. T. HOLDEN, Trustee.
TO
BEEF
USERS
This is\o infirm you that I have
ought outSjhe teef business of J. D.
dill on NasnV^reet and will continue
ame at the [sane place. Further you
vill take notice tlwit on and after Nov.
at., I wiil ulact^ny business on a
. strictly casl basis\ This means tha't
.11 beef leaving my hoarket must be
aid for on Ailivery. lNshall have no
iets but male all pay clteh. By this
neans 1 can/sell cheaper \nd furnish!
letter service at the sarr.e\ime save
nyself frim losing interest on in-1
estment of the entire bill. Will be
lad to hait your trade but will haye
orequire yl>u to pay cash.
I
Ti G. HILL
yP. S. I want to buy your hides, will
iay highest market price for same.
raT
>OWDER
1y Pure I
Powder made _
Cream of Tartar
ME PH08PHATE
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Capital $25,000 Surplus S12.C
X /?Officers
A / Nfresident, Wm H. RUFFffi
f /Directo:
( F. B. McKinne Wm. Hi Ruffin F. H. Allen
K. P. Hill IJ.
XNVH TVMOL
I To C
I Friends and,
We have some bills to pay NovAst.,
X by paying your accounts on ov beSfori
be small, but we have hundreds of\t
X don't want to oppress anyone, but t
collections. Your account As due and
X come in and pay it by Nojr. 1st.
II I
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f,
X UBjfiO j| I Ch^ppinjj; wotaflmay n
X (XBu ! butU is certain that tl
a ( fin 'it maV be rufrde less by
X IWrHj, L. that isVnage right. T
X IMm lworth every
j|' /'DIAMOND
X .Hatchets; Hammers, Csqss Cut
/. Drills, Bracei
Lnh.mnm.nm
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t0\\ High flyers don't ?
^ /get far, it is those
jpE*-i ^ who stay close to X
jseg&j( J the earth and plod
r al?ng, putting a lit- ^
tie in the bank each 2
M^-'V week, that really co
? v get ahead. So don't
I *
fl/Atrp fly high, but .put >
-fl.Jjm.YV* some money in the' q
PKbank- ?^
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NAL BANK t
>00 \ Deposit $110,000.00 T
V -'"X
Cashier, F.\b. "cKINNE. 'i
rs X
J^T. Terrell W. H. Allen T. D. Tyack
BvlS^Kinne ^
LVN 1SS1A
Kir ^ I
/ Customers I
and appeal to you to help us J
e that day. Your account may &
hem and they count up. We
? meet our bills we must make A
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i o^ain we Kinaiy asK you to ^
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ot be a pleasure,^ _ ?
hard work of * X
' the use of an ax X
ry a "Diamond X
cent it X
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Saws, Hand Saws, Files, X
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