FRANKL1NT0N NEWS ITEMS
Items of Interest Gathered From in
and Near Our Sister Town Each Week
CLOSES ON WEDNESDAY
? Mauy citizens of our town will
bale with delight the first tub of
the electric light ?
? L H. Kqarney went to Raleigh
Monday and Tueedsy ot thia week
in the intereet of the Agricultural
Department.
? Aa a result of thaaerie* of meet
- inga juat elosed at the Method
church, there waa an addition to the'
church Suaday of 13. ?
? Ton had beuer be careful how'
Voa touch the otherfeilowa left
these daya. He might not be
ireod humor.
There are some refugees in
in our town who don't know the dif-j
ference between a mitre box and a'
flying machine.
Mr, Andrew J. Morton drew the
p?*e, a barrel of the beat patent
dour, in the McGhee-Joyner contest
which ended this week.
? The outside work on D. E.
Berkleys new residence is i boat
finished and the" work of finiebrag
op the inside will go on rapidly.
' Mra. M. A. Holmes, of Epeom,
is vUiting her eon, Mr. S. R Holmes.
Mrs. Holmes is quite an old lady,
being near 80 but she is as spry snd
full of fun as a much younger person.
? It see.ns there exist so.oe dissat
isfaction in regard to the planting
of the electric light posts on some of
the streets. Let's doc't hare any
hitch in such an improvement as
this. ?
?On many of our streets the
weed*, bushes and grass are so thick
it is dangerous to walk unless you
take the middle of the atreet or have
? ? pilot to go ahead and seare the
snakes in the swamps.
? Esquire Nicholson h?d a small
case before him Tuesday. A colored
nun by the name of Huckaday stole
* bicycle from another man of color
last Saturday. Hockaday was put
wnder a bond of $75 to Auguat
oourt.
?Company the local military
company here, has accepted an invi
tation to take part in the W vatt
monument unveiling Monday, June
at?. The captain wishes us to state,
that every member who intends to !
.go, must be in the armory at 8 1
o clock sharp Monday morning.
? Quits a little excitement waa
?caused Thuraday night by the ring
ing of the Methodist charab bell and
husky voices hollowing "fire" just
* little while after services closed at
the church, and it waa diecovertd
that what looked like the w(jole
back of the church waa ablaze, but
which turned out to be the gas
lighting plant which waa totally de
stroyed but no other damage done.
The cause of the fire, it waa learned
*areleesness of the sexton in
leaving the building before makiog
sure the light was extinguished.
TUtn lining in the
offlea uncalled for;
Battie Bom*, Balar Beodr, . _ .
?T Carter, Raehal Bjoi, Cjlb
Jones, Ozaona Kearney, Via. C. H.
Rowland, Fraocia Smith, Mary J.
bandar a, Tommie Wilaon.
When calling for any of the above
lettera, etate that 700 aaw them ad
vertised.
W. P. ED*?Da, P. M
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Personals.
Mr*. Teirelt and children arc
he?* father, Rev. W. W.
Rom.
Mia* Ida Williams, of Elm City,
who baa bean on aavaral - daji visit
U? Mia Jean Ward, returned home
laat Friday:
~ Mra. W. L. McGhee, and daugh
ter, Miaa Soaie and Miss Martha
Harris, ara visiting in Richmond
this week.
Prof. R. B. White vent to Kal
eigh Tuesday to attend the Demo
cratic Convention which meets on
Wednesday.
Mr?. W. P. C'lementa, of Raleigh
and Capt. D F. Byrum, of Hender
son, viaited their father, Mr. W. JB.
Byrum, laat Sanday.
Mia* Margie Speed accompanied
Mi*. Good foe back to Georgia where
ahe will apeod several weeks visiting
relatives, and friend*.
Man Cougfca and Break* Rib>
After a frirhtful cougfctm? spell a raaa
ia Neenah. Wis., felt terrible pains In
his side nid his doctefr found two ribs
had been (mkeo,-' What agony Dr.
Ki*> Mtv'Mi nvery wMld have
saved him. AJv*w tea^poonsful ends
a late cough, (WhiV persiateta aae routs
obstinate cocghs. rtu>el? stubbirn cold*
or beala uk, sore \ags. ''Paeel sure
ita a Codaend to hufcanitv, \ writes
Mrs. tip* Morton, Columbia. Mo. "tor
I bel'ese I would have consumption to
day, n I had not used this ^rreat. rem
edy." Ita guaranteed to sdtiafy, and
you can get -a free trial bottle or 50 1
cent or *1.00 site at Aycock Drag Go. !
they all demand ^it
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Louisburg Like Every City and
Tovn In the Union .Receives It
People with kidney ilia Wfnt to be
cured. When one stiffen tbe tor
turea of an aching back,? relief u
eager y Bought for. Inhere are
many remedies today that relieve,
but do nvt cure. t)oaa'i Kidney
P.lls have cured thousand*. Here
ia proof:
Mardooh McRie, 817 Washing
ton St.. Rocky Mount, S. C_, says:
"For two *w eeks k idnev trouble
made me miserable. My back was
painful, particularly when I stooped
or lifted and it ached intensely at
night, keeping ne from sleeping
well. I tired eaaav, was languid
and nervous and kat| a great deal
of trouble from heedadfaea and dizzy
spells. Sometime^ I nkl to get up
at night to paaa the kidney secre
tions and I noticed that there was
sediment in tbiw. A styrt time
ago I began the fue of Doa^fs Kid
ney Pills and tb#y cured me prompt
ly. Doan's Kidney Pills are mr far
tbe beet medi?fne I ever toolftfor
backache." ' "J i
For sale by all dealers. Friik
?0 cents. Foeter-Milburn Co, Bof\
falo, New York, sole agents tor the
United St at en.
Remember, the name ? Doan's ?
and take no <?ther.
Not Exactly Whai Wu Intended
He wm a a budding author. ?nd his
wife, determined that hia train of
thought should not be trammelled by
domestic worries, said to the new maid,
"Now, Jue, if yon want anything, al
ways cosset o me. Never go to Mr.
BookaasJtar oaleaa I uasat"
A few day* later there was a knack
at Mr. Bookmaker's study door, and ia
reply to the useal "CmmI" the new
maid, fresh and pretty, appeared.
"Please sir," sbe said, "Mrs. Book
maker said I waa nerer to disturb yon
unles> she was oat."
"Well?" said Mr. Bookmaker inquis
Irwrly.
"She's oat, air."
?June LipDincott's.
There is no real
ing troubled with
berlain's Tablet
able momnneat
Gat tha Habit 7^
TUa aaglaat cn your part is not flt
tmg ?wrj baildlaz with good iWiabb
wiw hu merely cook to be a habit
IuuM 4owd from the year* that hive
re Med, and the time has arrived to off
iet.it.
G?t the At screen habit:
Did too ever attempt to spend the
night at (he home of a friend whose
house, although screen lee ?. appeared
mighty inviting and cool by davT
The plan of attack is rompratively
limple.
Keep lewme and covers over refuse
aid every thing likely to offec a breed
ing piace for fliei. ~ ~
Screen every window and door and
beiiih the Sv from the house.
In this way the amount of disease
and discomfort will be greatly reduced.
? A iprmined ahkle ma^4s a rale be
cured m from thi^^^bur days bv ap
p yiag ChaierMtt liniment and ob
?errina the diie&odk. with each bottle.
For sale by all dealer?^
See I Your J^ngine
Before You Bay
soni
now \t
out ahor
I go to your \
ou know i
iible, and
ae you can depend upon.
1HC
loline Engines
>uilt on honor, from A;lect
iterials, and are all 1
ly tested before ships
fu can rest assured tha. ? .
" C engine of a size suitable i
your work, will give
Itisf action for so lcmg a t.
'iat you will come to consij
he greatest bargain you ev
le. I H C engines are i
m every style and for e
purpose. Sizes run, from -
f 50-horse power. Kerosene*
; gasoline tractors, 12 to 45-hor
' power.
Mtratiml lirmtvCMpiqif Aairti
0 Si
IHCSmk.lm.
. The Dopoia of this Bureau Is to furnl.h.
.Notice.
3,
Having qoali
the estate of
this is to
claim* against
trte same to th
fore May 10th,
be plaad in bar of
persons owing said
forward and make
kent. This Mav ll
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admit
II
estal
holding
to present
' on or be
notice will
ecoyerr. All
ite will come
ediate settle*
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TB, Admr.
A Complete New Lra^ of
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SUMMER
iDERWEAR
In eacE oribese lines we
can give y*p exceptional
bargains, dome to see
us
JOSEPH N. \RAMEY.
the Bwesm
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WE ABE CONTINUALLY ADDING TO OUR ALREADY
LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF
FURNITURE
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FURNISHINGS
All the
recently receiv
instable lawn
of the best
reputation for reaso
our experience alo:
celebrated.
and most novel in our line. We have
large
Lpply of those comfortable ad
frame is of iron and the cloth
are increasing confidence in Our
prices and will be glad to hand
rour way. Our line of pianos, the
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needs do commendation' here. : They have beefi tried in this county and have not been
found wanting. If you wont a high class in&trum?nt at really a fair price come to see us
ratch and pay especial attention to our Undertaking de
i can find in our establishment as good a line to select
cities. We respect your dead by giving you the best,
is kind call asd see us, *
We always keep close
partment and we feel that
from as will be found in ma_
When in need of any thiag of i
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W. E. WHITE FURNITURE CO.
HI L,L
live Stock Co.
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Wo have \ppened up a genial store next to the Farmers and
Merchants Bank, where we propose to carry a complete line of general
merchandise, heavy groceries and general farm supplies. We also carry
Clothing, Dry Goods, Hats
Vana> Shoes
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We are looking tot a car, each, of lime and cement next week
We carry all kinds of agricultural implements, disc harrows, smoothing
harrowB, mowers, rakes, ^a^oline engines, wood saws, pomps, barbed
wire., fenoe wire, nails. \ j
Moyer baggies, Petersfiuggias, Dixie girl baggies, Baltimore bag
gies; the largest stock oarried in the county. Carriages, snrries, harness.
Less and High
Iced Harness
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WAGONS ? Hiskory vsgons, Piedmont wagons, Thornhill wagons,
Colombia wagonsi Webber wagons sad all steel wsgons; no wood about it.
We sell on time and injastioe to our ^astomers, (jastice the greatest and
rarest of virtues.) We do Dot sail on a credit unless your name is regis
tered oo oar books, or bare tha general' reputation oi a debt paying man
hefere the war, that ia/to say registered on the the tax books under the
"Grand father Clinse/* giving in tax over your exemption, |t matter*
not what rou want nftr when you want it nor when you want to pay (or
it, coma in and 111 make yon a price. We aVo would lend a little
money to prospective customers. Oar, hat is in the ring, not in the dirty
game of politics, bqt te sell good on time. \
No Goods Delivered in Town
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Farmers, nfake oar store and stables your head-quarters when yea
come to town. f V ' '
HILL LIME STOCK COMPANY
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