t FRAN^L^^f<MES
4 aTp. J3HVSDN. Ediur and Manager
Friday. Dec. ? 1911
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TAR DROPS.
?The autoist auto have autoglasses.
1 Everybody is preparing for the Christ
* | atas holidays. S
.?The automobile garages seem to be
doijig a good business. '
? Saturday night moving pictures and
vaudeville at the Opera. House.
aonly one more week to Christmas.
Are you ready to enjoy the holidays?
? Oscar Jpyner and Miss Violet Gray
nickerson were married on Tuesday.
^Bl'here are 12,000 people in Frank,
lln county who have defective vision.
y-Buy that present by tomorrow
week or it will be too late for Christmas.
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?Mrs, W. H. Pleasants is adthng a
a kitchen to her residence on wen
street. " ' \
S. Hoyrell is having water conarctions
made to one of his buildings on
Kenmore avenue.
_?You are sure you haven't forgotten
sne of your friends in purchasing your
Christmas presents.
?Go out to the Opera Honse Saturday
night and see the moving pictures
and-vaudeville show.
?W. J. Cooper has purchased the
store building on Main street now occupied
by Copper & Bartholomew.
?We learn that J. H. C'happell, of
near Youngsville, sold 911 pounds of
tobacco at an average of 30 cents per
pound. > .." "
?The shooting of fireworks was begun
the past week and some of the boys
have been enjoying. the sport right
much. *?If
-those of our subscribers who are
behind in their subscription will pay up'
and renew it will assist us in enjoying
obr Christmas.
?Mrs. A. M. Hall has something new
and of interest to say to the readers of
the Times in this issue. Look up their
advertisement.*-.- ?'
? yis many friends here were glad to
see W. F. Beasley able to be out on the
streets again the past week, after a
j short illness. |
?W. L. Hard later, of Youngsville,
I .has taken a position as clerk in the Register
of Deeds' office during the absence
f C. H, Mullen. . '
?It hae been reported to us that W.
E Fuller who lives near Louisburg
planted five pecks of peas and gathered
fifty-one bushels.
?Wo are requested to state that the
agent of the Southern Express 'Company
will not deliver whisky packages
the 3:45 train in the evening.
?It is estimated that your eyes are.
worth $5,000 a peice and yet, if they
could talk they would tell a lots of intolerable
eu(T ring caused by your neglect.
?The recent ruling of the express
agent here that no whigkey would be
delivered in the evening after 8:45 has
interfered with some of its pairons get?
ting their Sunday booze.
?Your attention is directed to the
change of advertisement of F. W, Wheless
in another colump. If you aredook
mg lur u Vjiu iniiuao ^icaein, jruu win uu
well to read it and pay him a visit.
?It is beginning to be a common occurrence
for people who keep their
mnnev at home to lose sarao by some
means. Thr.se announcements should be
a warning to everybody to keep their
money in the banks.
?W. L. Daniel, formerly of Cedifl
Rock township, moved his family to
ne of the Ford residences on Spring
street 'yesterday He informs ( us he
will open a barber shop under the Ford
warehouse 011 Nash street. 1
?The'Jackson Tri-State Motor Car
Co. has inaugurated a regular automobile
schedule to le?ve Louisburg every
day at 12 o'clock 'jr Franklinton and
return Immediately upon the arrival of
train No. 3S. Thiv will relieve the travelling
public fromjitaving to make such
a long wait.' y
? Beautiful andf right it is that gifts
and good wisluMBhould fill the air like
*ro flakes at CWBitmas-tide. And beau'
tfful is the year* it?_coming and its
going?most beautiful and blessed because
it is always the year of Our
Lord. "1
?Where in all humdnity is there
greater longing, dearer expectation,
sweeter hope than in the heart of a child
on Christmas morn? But in allHhe earth
there iayio look so sad no sob So stabbing
as are called forth by empty-ajoc Icings.
?The attention of oufYeaders is ca'.ithe
change of advertisement of
^Bw B. Morton in another column
TOm whichjwill.be seen that besides he
ingln position to examine your eyes lie
is prepared to furnish au tog lessen and
everything else in the optical line.
?Don't you know, Santa Claus is the
spirit oUChristmas; and ever and eyct
so maay years ago when the dear ifttrfr
baby was bom after whom we call
Christmas, and was cradled at the manger
out in the Stable because there was
not room in the ins, that Spirit came
v . o
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Wood, tin and stgne lard stands atL. I
P. Hicks*.
Children's wagonKrall sizes, at L. P. \
Hicks'.
Christmas and minion candles, assorted
colors, at L. PKHieks'.
New arrival cookNsioves, prates, coal
and oil stoves at L. flrs^licks.'
Royster's Chri^viuH candv in holiday
packages at ufe'Hicfcs'.
National Biscuit CSl*s assorted (Christmas
cakes and canuifes at L. 1 . Hicks'.
20 cent candy fok/10 cents, M. C.
Pleasants. f\
New lot of popular/ pricbd candies
just received. Otbermch&rgQ 20 cents
per pound for the sam* I charge 10
cents, M. C. Pleaaanw.
See the fresh lot \y 10 cent candies
at my store M. C.> iVfeasanls.
Get your 20 cent caany from me. It
will only cost you 10 cints a pound, M.
C. Pleasatts. / \
Nicest lot of toys in Louisborg, M, C.
Pleasants. Get younSanta Claus here.
I Remember thatjno/w. King is oyer|
stocked in ttreworks.N They will be sold
I cheaper than ever thiawear. ,
Alkkind of candie\rakee, nuts, seeded
raisins, currantfff-ddTts, liga at
| - ? W. King's:
Stone, TV* and wood lard stands at
| L. P. HkKa\
Have yon Rw^-jjrrtiat beautiful
Cut UiaasjiJLWflTl^tjtaalila' priclfi
HO low. JpK,
Selling /Out.
. I have decided to /move to another
town, and for this Jfeascr. 1 will sell
mattresses of ."tnw (grade very cheap.
For "a one-horse cjncem," 1 have ai
pretty large stock. KSanie *o see n.c bo?<
fore 1 leave and get a Bargain.
Ge4 K. Btounis, Ju. Y
j ?Merry Christmas has brightened j
I more l.c.arts,' has healed more grievance^,
has brought more happiness-to
j the li\es of m.-nand women, has proved
j to be the taltsmante sentiment for more
home reunions than any other that has
ever be en heard in this old world.
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Wrong.
The Mistake-1b Made By Many
^ Louisburp: Citizens
Don't mistake thecaiue of backache.
To be cured you must know the cause.
It is wrong to imugipe that relief is
cure. ~
Backache is kidney ache^
You muat cure the kidrfeys. ?
A resident of this j^elnity shows you
Eugene Thorhe, Apams Ave., Henderson,
N. C-, says:* "I hive used Doan'a
Kidney Pills and-aiust say that they
benefited me mor^lhan any otjicr remedy
I ever tried, jtot ye^pi^Thad kidney
trouble^nd'fluffaKd almost constantly^
fro ml baekltcjie and distressing
pains ill myl URimr Some days I was
bardly ible toywind for mcfe than
twenty fcunutwr;mt a time and J rarely
got a ft 11 jnJTt' re>t. I took several
kinds o momnitife and also wore plasters,
bt t J ft tthl no relief. Doan's Kidney
Pil^ w< rl [finally recommended to
me add getti igVlbo^I began-their use.
Theyremov d ly acn^.and pains and i
restored me to better heatt h tnan I had j
enjoyed rOr jnaiiy years. Some years |
agd I publicijr endorsed Doan's Kidney ;
Pills aud at tmvt'me lam glad to speak
in tljeir praise again. The benefit I
u a. ?: ??
itvy- ?tu uoa ucuii
A?or Hale by all deWrs. Pricn 50
gpnts. Foster-Milb\irusHV>.> Buffalo,
New York, sole agenlbv tor the
United States.
KHmeruber the DHme-^-Duivn's?
and-take no other.
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh That Contain Mercury
as mercury wTll si rely destroy the sense
of smell and cc npletely derange the
whole system wh n entering It through
the mucous Burfac :s. Such articles should
never be used e tcept on prescriptions
from refutable ph 'slclatla, as the damago
they willNdo lo tr i fold to thfe good you
can poasimy derl from them. Hall's
Catarrh Cure, ir inufactured by P. J.
Cheney & Cok 1 oledo, O.j contains no
mercury, and ISy aken Internally, acting
directly upon the tejood and mucous surfaces
of the sys emsjn buying Hall's
Catarrh Cure bo sure yolTget the genuine.
It is taken/internally and made in
Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials
free. . ]
Sold by Druggists. Prlco 75c per bottle.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Sau^.^e mills, stutfers and flavoring
at L. P. Hicks'. r\
To many, wintar iiL Mason of trou
ble. Th? frost-bitt<V too? and fulgent
chapped bands and l|j>a. chilblain,\
eold-aoraa, red *S(I / rough skins proea
this. Rut auch troubles fly befon
Bucklen s A nlca Raive. A trial con
vfnees. Greatest hhalca (<f Bums, Bolls.
Piles, Cuts, Bores/ BrulWs, Fczetns am
Sprains, Only 2i}cat Ayhqck |irUg"Co'j
Assignee's Sale of Insolvent
Accounts.
By virtu* of an order of sale made !
by the Superior Couit of Franklii I
county in > that proceedings entitled |
W. B. Cookd, Assignee of Jr M. Joyner.
Ex parte, the undersigned will,
on Wednesday, the 27th. day of Dec
1911, at about the hour of noon, at the
court, house door, in Louisburg, N* C ,
offer for sale to the. highest bidder, for
cash all unpaid accounts due the said
J. M. Joyner a list of which is filed
with the court: This Dec- 13 th.. 1911.
W. B. Cooke Assignee
of J.M. Joyner. i
Win. II. Ruffin, Atty.
NOrth Carolina. I In the Superior ,
Franklin C??unty. 1 iCoi^rt.
Lizzie Chave sai
vs. [ Divorce Proceedings
JEfSlE CHAVSRS. )
The defendant above named will take
notice that a summons in the above entitled
action was issuedby the undersigned
Clerk of tho Superior Court for Baid
County and State, on December 11th
1911;"and the said summons was returned
by the aheritr of said county and
State enderse<L^>efendant not to be
found in mjp^Joun^y, said to be out of
the StatfTsaid summons wag., made returaablefthe
6th MondUMK'CTore the first,
Monday being the 22nd
day of January, 1912. it being the regular
term of Prank in Superior Court
nnd from ^the complaint and affidavit
tiled in this cause it appears that the
plaintiff has a good cause of action
against the said defendant. Xow. therefore,
the oaid defendant, Jessie Chavers,
will take notice that he is required to
,apl>ear at sa d time and place and answer
or jdemur to the complaint filed in
sahi cause, or the relief demanded in
said complaint will be granted. Witness
mv hand this, the 11th day of December/iPll.
X J- J- BABBCW.
Clerk Superior Court for Franklin
12-lo-4t County, North Carolina.
Ncticeof" Summons.
North Carolina, Franklin County,.
In the Superior Court. Before the,
Clerk. \
* G. W.Strickland, K. T/^S trick land,
S. S. Strickland, A. R. Strickihnd, H,J.
Strickland, W. J. Stricklana\ B. I*.
Strickland, T. F. Strickland. xloah I
Strickland, Algy Strickland / \
vs. / \ I
Melvin Strickland, Havwood Faulk*n
ner and wife, Lucy Faujjlncr and Lee!
Strickland. /
To Melvin Stricklancy one of the do!
t'endanta above i amedy . i
You will take notic/that an action, i
entitled asapove, bay been commenced |
in the Superior Cour/of Franklin conn-'
ty before tap Clerl# of snid Superior,
Court, for the purdbfce. ot partitioning
the lands ofiW. T. Strickland, deceased,
late of Franklin /ounty, , North Carolina,
among hw jfeirs-at-law, and you
will further^ -tx\wS notice that you are
required to ^ppear befor ' J. J. Barrow, I
Clerk of theaoperior Court of Franklin I
county, N. C., at his office in LouisLurg, \
N. C.. on the 15ih day of January, 191*5,
and answer or demur to tire petition in I
said action, or the plaintiffs will apply
to the Court for ti e relief, cemonaed I
in said petition. This, the 15th. day of
Dccenioer, 1*011.
j. j. -bakrow,
Clerk of h* Superior Court
Franklin Ooufny.'N. C.
W. H. YarbordUgh, Jr., Att'y for plaintiff.
Sale of Land.
Pursuant to authority (contained in
the decree and order madfe^by Superior
Court of Fran*-in county, at October,
term, 1911, in case entitled Dock Whitley
and vyife v. Springhobe Company et
als, the undersigned Commissioner, beinur
dulv licensed therptd will nn
first day' of January, 19iit it being first
Monday in saiHmonth, / at about the
hour of noon, at-the court house door in
Louisburg, N, exjose^tb sale At
public auction to t>\e highest bidder for >
cash, the follo\ving^?fecribed tract oK
parcel of land situateNJi Cypress Cp&k
township, Frankfin c??nty, and State
of North Carolina, bounded as follows,
yiz: That tract of lap! \djoining tl.e
lands of John Ross om thVeast, north
and west, the lards-of Brook Heading,
Col. Benton and Cof. Harris on the
south, containing onfc hundred, seven
and one-half (107 IE) acies Vjore or
less, an t kjiown at the Ma\ Jane
Odtun old place." "Purchaser wijNbe required
to deposit 10 jer cent of Ins bid
pending the ugnfir nation of sale as
a guarantee of root faith in the transaction
This, the 2i d day of December,
1911. K- i
E en T. Holden. _
Commissioner.
Kcyit cake and bfe- jh- fresh, for the
o <**\s. hi L. P. Hicks'. ? %
? \W arc requested to state, that
Rev. 11. B. ijelany D. D. ^^rcHdeacon
for colored "work in the Dioee-e of
North Carolira. will condu<$ services
in St. Matthias Episcopal Church Sunday
morning December, seventeenth
nt eleven o'clock. Evening services j
seven thirty. Celebration of the Holy
Communion at the morning service. All'
are cordially invited to attend these |
services. - v
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lfclieving there is 110 "Store Policy so successu
wnat thev .want, ^"hen'they w;:nJi?, aec<niti? f
liveKthe Goods" For this ressmi we are t^acki
foreign and domestic nuts and fruits andyennfei
^ sauces, nieat, flavorings,, cereals, (jhaseyfe San
a, cheese and macaioni, can meals hiif vegetables
fiuit, mtx*<h cukes, crackers, breudlpoaiud cake,
heaters andcr?al stoves and grate*. y
Our display, of Roysters JHoKday Cai
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Cashier, "F. B. McKrINNE.
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Supplied!
il in the long run as suppling customers
'or our u licensing effort lo bo able to MDeid,
well stocked lor the holiday trade with
ctiouaries, pickles, preserves, jams, jelliew, A *
horn and Votan coffee and tea, Tarbell
>? celery, malaga grapes, tigs,.citr6i), grapo
, fruit Cake. New arrival of cook stoves,
idy
is worthy of Your Inspection. 4
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