FRANKLINTON NEWS ITEMS
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Our Regwiar Correspondent
Items of Interest Gathered From in
and Near Our Sister Town Cadi Week
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CLOSES ON WEDNESDAY
?Re*. W. W. Rose is holding a
meeting at Trinity " Church this
wsek.
? A lodge of "Patriotic Sooa" of
America WkS organized here Tuea
day. . 7^':."'
? Mra. A, L. Allen *nd Worth,
spent several dsys in Raleigh thu
week.
? Mr. Henry Speed, of Louishurg,
and Mi?s Mat He Speed, of Durham,
wer6 Jiarripd laf-t Sunday. .
? Paul Finlavson, of the S.-A. L.
railway Telegraph Company, ia at
Kittiell this week.
? We hare %een informed that
the elictrio lights will be turned on
about Saturday August^ rd.
? Lsffie Boy kin returned from
Norfolk Tuesday where he has been
a "spare hand" in the Southern Ex
press Co., offioe.
? The "Tennis" court seems to be
the most popular resort these hot
' days, after old "bol" gets bis face be
hind the trees in the west.
? Conductor Kirkpatrick filled the
place as eo ltd actor on the Louiaburg
train daring the abeense of Conduc
tor Finlator. Mr. Finlator returned
and resumed his runs Tueeday.
?The Farmers Institute wss held
so the Mayors office Tueeday to
a very small crowd. The talk was
mostly on small scresgs and im
proved faraa labor saving machinery
etc.
? We saw a waterraelen at the
Sterling Store Tuesday which
"tipped" the ecalee at 80 pouuds. It
wss sold for 40 cents with the un
derstanding that the^ped be brought
*>ack.
? The bread contest which was
held this wsek resulted in the prize
being won by Miss Annie Msy Wil
dsr, daughter of Mr. Reuben Wil
der of near town. The prize was
one dollar for the beet loaf.
? The Popes chapel meeting- will
commence Sunday. This church and
Wesley Chapel Methodist church
will hold their meeting* together.
Rev. Mr. Patton, Pastor of Popes, i
and Rev. W. W. Rose, Pastor oil
Wesley Chapel, will conduct ' the
meeting.
? The S. A. L. painting crew are
the atation inside and outside, wbicb
is an improvement long needed. It
adds a brightness to the looks and
Will be appreciated by the patrons
of the road, as the old "dingy"
wall* bad been for a long time much
in need of a little brightening up.
is doe to
Panonala
Miss Miry Mitchiner ana Mr.
Howard Mitahell are visitors at Mr.
G. L. Whitfield's.
Mr. R. I. Guptoo, of Clayton, ?
former resident ot our town, was a
visitor hers Sunday.
Miss Helsie Dickson, ot Maabetfa
City, is visiting Miss ?tao* Ward
Misses Kittle Foster and Kate
Wort ham are visiting at InglsskU.
Mr. J. F. Moss, a former reaideot
ot oar town but bow of Osedmoor,
is visiting friends in the city.
?* Mlases Kate and Msttie tod Mr.
W. J. Ballard an touring tbe west
ern part ot the state.
Mrs. G. p. Parry, ot Zsbolon,
mother oi Mr. A. O. Parry and Mrs.
mfkt BttrMfc, Ataria
-in-law from Bennetts
Tills, S. C-, spent the day Mom.' ay
with Mr. and lire. A. O. Perry
Mrs. J. T. Rogers acd children,
of Durham, are visiting her sister,
Mrs. J. n. McQhee.
Maj. T. J. Winston, of Durham,
brother of Mrs. R. O. Pernell, is
spending a few days on a "Rest up,"
with his sister aud friends la Frank
lintoti. ^
Mrs. H. O. Scott and daughter,
Mrs. Norman and MaWter Scott, of
New York' City, came in Tuesday,
and are stepping at the hotel. Their
many friends will be glad to see
Col. W. L, McGhee returned from
Morehead Sunday, where be had
been for ten days with the 1st Reg
iment N. C. N. 6. as Superintendent
of the Rifle Range. The Colonel
?ays bis trip was pleaant as well as
profitable and he had ? good time
and plenty hard .work.
?Weri all medicines as meritorious
Chamberlain's Cobe, ChaMfa and
Diarrhoea Remedy the wofld would be
much batter aff aad the ^percentage 0f
snfTeriat |xnl> demeaed," writes
Lindsay Scott, \f""Templ?, Ind. For
sale by all druirflW
KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL.
HealtK la Worth Sarins:, and
? Loulsburs People
to
Ksow How
Save It.
nitburg people take their
ie)r handf by nejpect.ng
when I hey know these
help. Sick kidbeys are
for a raat amount of But
tering and ill health, bnt there is no
need to eufcer nor to rem^n in dan
ger. Use t>uan's Kidney Pills ? a
remedy thaqhas cured ijousands of
kidney suite
The follow) int leaves no )
ground for
M. V. Flemikg Stuti, N. C.,j
says: "KidneyV Je caused me
no enl of suEfetq When 1 lifted
ot stooptd, I had p twinges in
ached intense
ly, was lan
otten noticed
is contained
of six boxes
,a<le a per.
?it lime
my loins and tny
ly at ni_;tit. 1 tir
guid and nerxtms
that the kidney
sediment The
of Doan's Kidne;
m'sneot oore and
I am enjoying
remedy desert
endorsement."*
For tale hy all dealers, frioe
50 oenta. Fciwr-Mflbarn Co., Buf
falo, New Tprk, sole agents tor the
United Stat]
Reraemb* the name ? Do??'i
and take aj jther.
ailments
are afflicted
. _>ly Chamber
a day and mas
at each ap
quick relief.
One of
that
with is lame
Iain's Liniment
sage the
plication
For tale
TIMELY WARNING
. \ TO CALOMEL USEES
Calomel to i Form of Mercury
and if li SUjra In tin Hu
man Sfgtom, It? ESect
to Tdprlbl* J Art
Mr. W. 8. C
Mar FWmiu,
Chambarlalna ,
arrhcx* Rh
Wan yaara, i
baan ti?
ptoaaura 1
by all t
J,t ?
? Uk?a
For iala
The mad oral
'hip *f*> mm
time required bj
meeting of the g
1st Saturday {a
failing to do thj
tba grand jua?
hrw ??/T?rrit town
Ik tg^work the fall
aYAfore the nazt
Miaon which U the
V*. ' Any overseer
willVbe reported to
B. K i n\ Chairman,
F. W. J Ubtim, Secretary
WANTED r- P.
small salary but (
good deal of a*
once.
Apply i
Hinton,
ille, N. a
Notice. '
Having qualified aa administrator ol
Robert F, Leonard, daoeaaed, /ate Of
t'TTOk.^n county, this is to notify all
porti^rSmlding claims a^aiiyt his es
tate to prem?(tha same to nfe for pay
ment onor ttha July 9fb, 1913, or
this notice will be^Hqnd ip bar of their
recovery. All paraoeSMBKine said es
tate will come forwafa^xT pay the
same at once. Thi? Jraly 5tff)>J91i.
T. A. ?OLUNGSWOnKH,
/ Administrator.
Louisburg
<f a oopartmr
Deas and will
soatomers con
r chairs which
will not hare
rice ia the beat
E. A. ROGERS
Tinworker.
Louisburg, N. C.
Will make ^aatim?te>i on any job
Work Ohiaikoteedt Call or write
wl'ai in noe&jjr anything in my
line.
We bare again form
ship in the barbers
make every thing to
?emenca. We hare
is a guarantee that
to jrait so long.'
grye us a call.
ZOLLDE WILKINS
OSCAR STEGALL
make
see that
TH
I Mil uow^prepar?d to/ farnhh
the people of LoaiaVorK u>d
Franklin o?*nty fr?ah loa f bread
TO MISS SEEING OUR NICE
AND COMPLETE LUTE OF
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Furnitur^ and/ House Furnishings
We have -had ar number of years experience in thi
work and feel s^fe in saying that our present stock is on
of the most uprto*late and best values that has beei
shown in Franklin. county in many years.
We have the Celebrated Schulz Pianos in stock wher
you can examine/ them if you are contemplating the puij
chase of a high nrade instrument at a reasonable price.
Our Undertaking Department
receives our special attention at all times and should yoi
need anything in this line or our services, we will give yoi
the best attention to be had in this section.
RemeWber when in Louisburg to call at our store an<{
make your self at home. \
W. E. WHITE FURNITURE CO
LOUISBURG, NORTH CAROLINA
We have opened op a general more next to the Farmer* and
Merchants Bank, where we propose to earfy a complete line of general
merchandise, he?vy groceries and general /farm supplies. We also carry
Clothing, Dry Goods, Hats
\ and Sjnoes
We are looking tor a car, eaab, of lime and cement next week
We carry all kinds of .agricultural implements, disc harrows, smoothing
hair owe, mowers, rakes, gasoline ' engines, wood saws, pumps, barbed
wife, fence wire, nail*. ^ ?
Moyer buggies, Peter* buggme, Dixie girl buggies, Baltimore bag
gies; the largest stock carlfed is the -county. Carriages, sorties, harness.
Tii.7-. . / /"ic" (JiTl Yj
and High
Harness
WAGONS ? Hickory wagon* Viedmont wagone, Thornhill wagons,
Colombia wagons, Webber wakens and all steel wagon*; no wood about it.
We sell oa time and injustice, to ou^ oustoraers, (jostioe the greatest, and
rarest o t virtues.) We do oof sell pn\ credit unless your name is regis
tsred on oar books, or have to* general \epuUtion of a debt paying man
before the war, that is to say registered cta&s tbe tax books under the
"Grand father Clause," gitirfc to tax ovsi^ vour exemption. ]t matter*
not what yo? want nor whel 70a want it flqr when you want to pay for
it, ooms In and I'll make yen s prioe. WiVio would lend a little
money to pfospsedv* eus token. Our hat la iftvfbe ring, not In tbe dirty
gams o t polities, but U self good on time. N.
Ho Goods Delivered in To>
Farmers, maks our store and stables your bead-quarters when you
ootne to ^own. j
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b \o aaoiiJlm Or ?t?q iCtfloe erl t
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