y
Notice of Sale.
** Under and by virtue of the "power c
sale contained in a deed of trust, ex*
noted to me by W. -J. ?If rd and wife
I. V. Alford. on September 6th, IOCS
?nd recorded in the office of the Regis
ter of Deeds for Franklin county, ii
Boo 162, page211, I will sett at publi
auction at the c?>urt house door, a
Lnuisburg, on Mo day, the 18th day o
ecember, 1911, at 12 M. o'clock fnrcasl
Hie following described real and per
soual property, or so much thereof a
may oe necessary to satisfy said deei
f trust, to-wtf All that ti^jx?>r par
oel of land situate in Fran lin county
in Freeman's (now Youngsville') T??wn
ship, bounded and described as folio ?s
Veing Lot No. 1 of the Jeffries Mil
Tract, according to a survey made fo:
Ben M. Moore by H. A. Chappell. No
ember 12th, 1904, the said mill trac
feeing fully described in a deed of trus
recorded in the office of the Register o
Deeds of Franklin county, in Book 100
at page 257 H. and the said lot No. 1
feeing described and liounded as follows
Beginning at a sukejpu the north sid
f the canal or mifl race, one chain fron
the corner, formerly a targe gum on th<
south side of mill rsc?* thence N, 511-4
deg. W. 19 ch., N 0d 3-4 deg ; W. 1(
oil. 7& links to a white oak; thence N
170 'W. 6 chains, 80 limes to a stone or
hbe east side of the (Wakefield road
thence across the road B. 87 3^4 deg. W
4 chains 40 links to a stone athighwatci
mark of mill.pond; theftce up the |?onc
at highwater mark abdut 32 chains. 4;
ikik* to a stike with lafge pine pointei
n Stand mire branch hegce f up the
jffaneh following it varicaiameanderings
*-^?bout 15 chains and 95 inKfeyto a stone
in B. . Moore's line, formerly the
Leach land; thence with B. M. Mbora'*
Hne across the Wakefie I road s 3 dfcp:
64 chains, 73 links to he beginning,
containing 145.82 acref a cording to said
survey, Also the follow ng articles of
personal property: Two mare mules,
Sarah and Kit; one sorrfel horse. Rat;
%ne sorrel ma e, Maude: ltwooxen, Seymore
and Ben; one whit? and orarig?
teer; two milch cows, on? red and one
mousn rnlnred: nnp Koifar <> ?
yhite aud orange heifer, one grade Jersey
bull calf, one grade Jersey cow calf
ne 1 h. p. engine, 1 mower, ore horst
rake, one spotted cow* and ten pigs, tw<
. double wagons, one wheat separator
ne cutting knife, one set of scales, on*
smoothing and one cutaway harrow, on?
hay carrier and all plows or machinery
tools and utensils now on the land:
. ? above described, together with all rh
increase of any of the above describee
oattle or stock.
This, 17th day of November. 1011.
Bapt M. Gatlinq,
> ?'? Trustee.
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Sale of Real ^Estate.
Under and by virtue onthe power con
ferred upon me in a certain deed o:
trust, executed to me byUohn Dunstoi
and Norwood Dunstoh, recorded in thi
fflce of the Register of Dteds of Frank
lin county, in Book 16^, pbtge 5M. an<
at the request of the holder of the note,
secured in said deed of tmst, defaul
having been made in the payment there
f, I will, on Monday, the 18th dav o
December, 1911, at the* hoik of noon
sell at public auction at tFil*fcmirt housdoor,
in the town of Louisbur|\N. C.
t? the highest bidder for cath, aKtha
ctrtaln tractor parcel of lind sitoat
in Franklin county,. Frankhraton town
ship. State of North CarolinA and de
scribed as follows; Bour.def on th?
north by the lands of Anders-si Fort am
Peter Kearney, on the east bl the landi
of Lr.venia Wilder, on the soath by th<
la nds of Peter Kearney, and oa the wesi
by the lands of Lena Joyner,\ contain
ing one-fourth of an acre, mor^ or less
and being the lot wheren the said Johr
Dunston resided at the time of the exe
cation of said deed of trust, tc-Wit, No
vember 30th, 1910.
This, the 17th day of November, 1911
W. H. Yahborough, JK.,
Trustee.
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Lost
Between Frankljntob and Louisburj
n Wednesday night^a 7-8 karat dia
rnAnW OTnrr XI ~ OO OAC VTk- H 1 :i
- V..M ink, *'W| fcb??vv. r\iirc iiiiuvi WH
be liberally rewarded byyeturning same
to Miss Marguerite Miuikin st-Louis
burg Female College. \ 11-24-tf
r Wanted
A woman white or colored to nur&
an old lady not conftne^Jjio bed. G<*>
price will be paid. reply b
Box 198 Loui3ho??r jjTjC.
Administrator's Notice.
Having qualified as administrator c
the estate of Mrs. LilU Ayscue, deceaa
ed, late of Franklitf county, this is t
notify all havingelaims against said ef
tate to present the the nndei
signed 6n or before t^e lOtVday of Nc
vember, 1912, or this fotice will be plea
in bar of their recovery. All person
indebted to said estate.will pleaae mak
immediate payment.
This November 10th, 1911.
W. G. Ayscue, Adm'r.
Wm. H. Ruffin, Attorney.
Mortgage Sale of Town Lol
By virtue of a power of sale con tail
ed in that certain mortgage, execute
on the 6th day of .time, 1907, by A. W
Alston and wife, .Jennie c- Alston, I
lira. Bettie G, Kesris, which mortgaj
ia duly recorded, in the Registry <
Franklin couaty.iiu book No. 156, i
page 828, default having been made I
the payment of me indebtedness in sa
mortgage secure!, the nndanigned wil
on Monday, theJHtb Jay of Decemhe
1911, at about lie hour of noon, at tl
court house docI, in Louiaburg. N. C
offriffor sale tof the highest bidder fi
' / cash. Ahat valuiblo and desirable rei
dence On the east side of Church stree
in the totao ofjouiaburg^ which ia mo
ning on tM*3atern aids of Chun
street, in sakSawn of I-onishurg, at)
iron stake neaS ak.elm tree, Mr*. L. 1
Cariyle's corntr; \hence along aa
street in a aoofiierlyWrectioo one ha
dred ftet stAe^a. ^ttw I
^TwJo'iSrVivsooltelSfi.ii.
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FELT BAD
; ALL THE TIME,
c Shellfc# Lady Suffered a Great
J Deal. Bat It All RJJht Now.
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Shellhorn, All.?In a letter from this
j place, Mrs. Carr blay says: "A short
time SCO. I coifcmenced to have weak 1
_ spells and hea laches. I felt had all
the time, and soon crew so bad I
couldn't nay ui. I thought I would die.
' At last isbaad got pie a bottle
? of Cardul, and a helped me; so he got g
t some more. A 'tee I had taken the
second bottle, wah entirely well.
' I wish ever lad^, suffering from 0
womanly troul Is. would try Cardul. "
It Is the best i isdlclne I kuw of. It v
did me more go >d than anything I ever 8
> used." v a
| Cardul Is i woman's tonic?a "
) strengthening * aedlclne for women, fl
made from Ingredients that act spe- r'
> clflcally on the 'womanly organs, and '
thus help to bull! up the womanly con1
stltutlon to glowing good health. n
I Ass remedy for woman's ills, It has a
> a successful record of over W yean. ti
Tour druggist sails It. Please try It. h
N. B.? Writ* to: Ladlas' Advisory Dept.. Chatta- (a
won Madicina Co.. Chatunooea. Tacn.. tor ifrtoial I .
Jns/rurtwru, and M-pax? book. Hoom Treat man!
far Woman, sent In plain wrappar. on raaucsU ft
V ' ^
j don't suff :r With w
-! % ' dr
: Kneumnism \\
It u the tW (Ikjcuiivg and
discounginc of al<?toablMi '
Nine ttse?\ut of fteii can be i
cured by mi'i lliniawt |
Where tKcwv.ii nWswellintf 01
or fever a few VpfrKrwions will I
relieve you. It ]hittrite> CO
does not evaporate he other ; or
re^nedice?re^ui I e V^Kttic , f0
> ( Noah's 1 lalmiat It the oisA rtmedy Ml | aJ
RheuTiatiun.. ficistic*. Link Back. 8tMTN
> ; Join* a and Muscles, Sore fntat, Gold*, S.
J ' t3;rains..Bpcata*, Cuts, ^ l|i ]U .
9 Bruises, OsUc, Crsmps, to
Neuralgia. Toothache, a
- ] and all Nerve, Boac H
f j and Muscle Aches and sc
Pains. The genuine has aJyWySq el
* j Noah's Ark on every ^
package and looks like WMfM j .
? | this cat, but has RED JIUkl.M I u
t band on front of pack- ipMlPJ 1 p<
p age and "Noah's Lias- |inir|jtt| i n
meat" always in RED !lmMlld|
ink. Beware of 1mlta- ? ? 1 c
" tlona Large bottle, 25 ?1iM 1 al
I cents, and sold by all ?? * ? I ^
dealers in medicine. /T ?*?*" ' ir
3 Guaranteed or money I7t??11
refunded by Noah MmmTmmm *
t Remedy Co., Inc., ?0]
Richmond, Va. 3SBB9I
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I Mr. Saw IJ
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s Mill Man |i
Is \
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f| Let Is SeM for You \\
Write us or^rices. ?
f L. B. Walker & Co.
Cash Lumtx r Buyer
Office Nd. 12 J
Bank of Commence Building 1
;; '.Norfolk] Va- i
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| FOR SALE CHEAP I
r, 160 (.air mens hairy shoes No. 10, (
?? 100 pairs of men* heavv shoes No. |
aJ. 11, 40 pairs meml heavy ahoea No. (
it- 12 sod 13, 400 lairs nice Sunday 1
t, ahoea No. 10 and\l, 30C| pairs wo- 1
re men shoes No. 8 t* 4, 175 pairs wo- 1
? roan shoea.No. T tl 8 The above (
in must be sold ?t--a \l<>ss 200 wool 1
1. undershirts for menrtige of medium 1
Jd weight underwear fdl tUbsWomen if .
K" yon wear a No. 3 oa 4 aiOT-jgo. 8 J
ea woman shoe just spay. P. WihStoo (
i'a before yon bur. . Aho about 1M s
{b salts alothea, all No 85 and M, one 1
JJ lot ladies skirts. In Upt everything i
way down under eoac.V j
J. P. Winston I
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w -hi i Dw zatmmB na^ewBixiSi
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SUNDAY SCHOOL.
.es?on XI.?Fourth Quarter, For
Dec. 10, 1911.
[ HE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
Tmxt of tho Lesson, Neh. vt, 1-12.
Memory Vers#, 11?Goldsn Text. Pc.
xxvii, 1?Commentary Prepared Ly
Rev, D. M. Stearns.
Chapter v tells of a great wrona
moug the Jews themselves, for mil
rere holding mortgages ou the laud
nd houses of their poorer brethren
nd lending money at a high n
rhllo for twelve years Neuewlah a.
overnor had refused to be cimrge?
ble to the people or to take nn..
liing from them. Ou the contrary. L;
fvl at his own table lot) Jew.-, uiui j
alers besides those who came fro J
3e nations rbout them, and all.this ::
Is own exi>en9e. i
Chapter vl U a record o* his enernUsrom
without who earnestly sought to
o him iiersonal harm. First tho>
io light to do blm mischief by enticing
Im to meet them In one. of the vil
iges in the plain of Ono. It Is eve:
ue that the wicked plottotb aguiu -'
le Just, watcbeth the righteous jiu-I
*eketh to slay him (Ps. xxxvlL 12, -22>
ut the Lord shall laugir at him. for
'e seeth that his jlay is coming. Ev
y child of Cod must expect to be
ated by the world- -and to suffer
Ibulation and iiersecution (John ?:v.
1-20: xvI, 33; II Tlin. 111. 12). and ii
lould be accepted us a g^ft from God
id a special privilege (Phil. 1. 20: I
et. lv. 12. 13).
Xelieclr.h's reply to the first ten ?
tlon, lh verse 3, U worthy of lmlta
an oy uu earnest (jnnstian workers
ho are asked to turn aside from that
which God has called them: "I am
>tng a great work, so that I canno*
une down. Why " should the work
ase while I leave It and come d?"H
you?" It is always a*wrong kind
coming down to leave any work'
rectly for God, which He has In
usted to us/t? t?hfer with worldlings
even to atthnd some kinds of comJtteo
meetings or so called . mlnlater*
eetlngs which do not profit. All
ming down froth finy form of pride
self is always right and profitab'e.
>r our highest place is lying low at
ir Redeemer's feet, and the Eord
one must he exalted, and with Hia;
one must -ve be occupied.
Four times they tried In a similar
ay to enthe Him. but he was enabled
Xst them every time iverse 4).
lady who endeavored to find
unethhig good In .every one and cvything
was once asked if she ever
iw anything good in the devil. She
ioughtfully replied. "Well, he is very
srsistept." These enemies of Neheliah
were evidently in his emploj*. As
i Neberaluh. he was steadfast, onmov
ble. abounding In the work of the
ord. knowing that his labor was not
i vain in the Lord (I Cor. xv, 58). ,
The fifth temptation was in the form
P an open letter by Sanballat's serv
at. in which was written a report th :t
ebemiah and the Jews thought t,i
ibel and make Xebemlah king, and
lerefore they had built the wall and
ppointed prophets to preach that he
as king in Jerusalem. Because these
lings would be reported to the king
t Babylon he wus invited, to mee*.
lese friends (?) and take counsel toether
about the matter, for-of course
would grieve" them to see such a
ood man as Xehemlah in any trou
1o Thfl llo fnr-tnrv nnHor thn ennor
itendence of the father of lies, has |
een at work ever since the business
tnrted In Eden so long ago, and every
hild of God mast expect to have some
arned out for his special benefit.
Their object at this time was to
lake Xeheifiiah and the people afraid
f being reported to the king and thus,
a weaken their hands. But Nehemiah
ad no guijt on his conscience In this
latter and nothing to fear. He reurned
answer. "There are no sr.cli
kings done as thon sayest, but tliou
eignest them out of thine own heart"
verses 3, 0). So he trusted God to
trengthen his hands. Adam was
fraid and tried to hide from God
Gen. Ill, 10). bat he was guilty. God
loes not give His people a spirit of
ear (II Tim. 1, 7), and our Golden Tex,
honld be the bold utterance of every
?llever. Even% worse than these ene
ales of Nehemlab were the frl "
>rophets In the days of J ere mill
vho In the name of the Lord were
irophets of the deceit of their own
leart. speaking a vision of their own
leart, causing the people to err bv
heir Ilea and by their lightness (.lev
cxlll, 10. 20. 62). What shall be said
if the false teachers of today who
vlth all the Increased light of the New
restameat speak Lies ont of their own
lenrt In the name of the Lord? What
;ver Is not according to Bcriptnre la u
le.
The next step- of the enemy was to
sntlce Nehemiah to meet them itr t!h
louse of God and sbnt the doors of til.'
temple lest he sbonld be slain ivexso
10). But Nehemiah perceived thin
this messenger was hired by Tohlsb
?nd SanbaUat to make him afraid, so
that they might hare matter for nit
rrfl report against vim. Nebemlab'?
reply It again brave and foil of een
adenet' la God: "Sbou-'d such a man as
I flee? And who 1# there that, belnc
se I am. would go Into the temple to
save Ida life? I will net go la" Irene
W. flo be haadafl Toblah aad flanbai
tat Bad the Prophetess Noadtah and
(11 the rest of Us enamlea over to
Sod (rerse 14). flee la raregfl IT-J)
haw many of the ashlee la ladhb ,w?re
la laagae wtth ToMah. hypocrites aad
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A F.th.r'g V* igcanc* ,
would have (alien on aby one who attacked
the eon of Peter fjoudy, of South
Rockwood, Mich., but bf was powerless
before attache of Kldne] trouble. "Doctore
could not help him,*1 he wrote, 'eo
at last we gave him fSlectric Bitters
and he improviSf-wonderfully from taking
six bottles. ItV^lje beat Kidney
medicine I ever saw." backache, Tired
feeling. Nervousness. Lgjflhmf Appetite,
warn of Kidney trouble that may end
in dropsy, diapetes or 1 trig' tV disease.
Beware: Take Electric Bitters\aud be
safe. Every bottle gu? Tintred. XOc at
Aycock Drug Co. x.
IJ -Unt RHEUKAT1SU
it la A a Internal Dhiwie And Requires
An InterunI ^Remedy.
The cause of rheumatism awf' kindred
diseases Is an excess of uric merl in the
blood. To cure this terrible disease this
ccld must he expelled and system so
regulated that no more j4dd will be
formed in excessive Quantities. Rheumatism
is an Internal diso&afo and requires
an Internal remedy. RUBBING with
Oils and LdnfmeWta WTIIL MOT CURE,
affords only tenmorary# relief at best,
causcs^you to deuty tie proper treatment.
and allows \he malady to get a
firmer hold on youAummentu may easo
the pain, but theyXwfl no mere cure
Rheumatism than *>V:f ,7?^ chx.nz : the
fiber of rotten wood.X I
Science has at larllfc..x-tcrcd a j*<r '
Tect and complete ctrnL which is call* 1
rtiieun&ctde. Tested !R?umlrcd*u? case*,
it has'effected the meHtwnnrveloup euraa;
we bclievb it will cure pa. Rhaunjr.le
gets at the joints tvopi the Inside, c.v
the poisons out of the system, tones up
the stomach, regulates the liver and.
I.lilncys and makes you well all over,
dhoumucide Btrlkes the root of ti e dis-.
ease ar.d removes Its cause. This spl-~d'd
remedy is sold by oruiglsui u*.1
dealers generally at 50c. and ft.a bottle
.-T?v Tablet form at. 25c. and 50c. apachuge.
Vrlte to Bobbitt Chemical Go., rla'.tl2'.;..
2'd, Bookie: free... Tab]-.. tt: rt
by moil. i
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Watch This
SDace
Next "Vfreek
J. WJ King :
i
For What
I Will
Have to Say. 1
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Fireworks I jl Fireworks ! ! 1
I have boughhtoo many fireworks for
the holidays. In older not to carry over
any, I expect to pot. the prices right
down at the beginning, So, remember
this, boys. v
Jno. W. Kino.
i Bargains
Daily.
You hava never Be in such bargains
as Wui Pleasant) is offering in
Cloth, Pony^Skin, an<T Jaraoal Long
Coats, Coat Suite an< N^eady-made
Skirts for Ladies and 1 liases.
For Sal?.
One 'ningle surface "Jrt* lingjmill, including
all belts and rip lav. Apply
at once to
W. G. WlLDtfa,
R. F. D.. 3, Franklit ton, N. C.
11-lO^t-p. _ \J
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TO
BEEF
USERS
TVs is to infogkm you that I have
bought out the be f business of J. D.
Hill on Nash strei t and will continue
same at the (same place. Further you
will take notice th t on and after Nov.
1st., I will place my business on a
a strictly cash bad s. This means that
all beef leaving r y market must be
paid for on dellvbi r 1 shall have no
pets but make all phv cash. By this
means X can sell > les^r and furnish
better service at ss same tirqe save
myself fton lot net interest on inveatment
or the ntire bill w(ill be
glad to bare your trade but wilPhaye
to require you to pi f cash. ' V\
T. 9. HUX
fcjt twaatto ?f your hides. will
Kf hfgbisfssket price far aaam.
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Everybody is Pleas
ed That Goes
to The
THE BIG
LITTLE
STORE
Everybody misses
bargains that
fail to give me a call
Fail tp reap this advertisement
and We both lose, you
i harcairt. I a aala. '
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Specially Priced
For llhis Week
i
750 yds qrb eaohed domestic, 4<
p'd per bolt; '75) yds, full yard widi
loraestic, 0 cm d per bolt; 750 yds
full yard wide, heavy, H eta quality
f eta yd per Oi >lt; 250 yds galatei
sloth, sold e4 rywbere 10 2-3, ant
>iece 12.1-2, ,e pecially suitable to:
iresses, boys' w lists and suits; 12 1-!
sts oauton Hani iel, bleached or. un
sleacbed, 10 eti I The best ualicoe
nade, 6 cts; 35 its grade white flan
nel, 25 ots; 50 (Pade white flannel
ill wool, 40 cts; SO- more new ooat
tor ladies, misses jut! children, Car
iculs, broadclotti and the newes
styles in lowest priced coats; 17 nev
suits to arrive thi^ Viek of unusua
value, some chevii tl seme, eevera
mixed worsteds, etc They dome ii
regular sizes and foi tittle women.
It will pay you tojatop around th
corner and examine these suits,
thipk you will agree With me ths
nothing ot like value tin been oflferei
before this season, tl e price $10.00
Tlie troth io a nQtjshell about cot
sets. There is only >ne .beat corset
that's Warnei'a. Oi ce warn, alway
worn. If you are n it now weann|
one, let your next bi Wamir's.
Shoes! Shofes!
Juat a word i x>ut She >s.
1st. I am sel ing mo a shoe
than fctfv store in Louisbnrf I eat
afford to and am satisfied with
small profit. 1 early all ot nr
shoes were made 'or me andu knot
them to be solid, and you ?tt jus
what I till yon are getting I there
fore yon run no ; isk when yau bu;
from me, and I s ve you front 10 ti
50 cents on ever; pair, t havte jus
what you want f r every member o
the family. Let ne show you]
R. Z.
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' The Most Complete |
; J ; Line of
t Toilet Articles
A Full Stock of
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B
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