FRANKLINTON NEWS- ITEMS
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Oar Regular Correspondent
Hems of Interest Gathered From in
and Near Our Sister Town Each Week
CLOSES ON WEDNESDAY
? w . H. Byrsm went to Loom
barg Monday.
? *al Harris hu again returned
from rtiehmend.
?Hack Raj, of Texaa, waa a
visitor te oar otj Taeeday.
? %ul Finlayeen *m heme Set
ardayTar a abort visit to hi* people.
? B. T. Hniden, lfajor of Leais
bnrg, paaeed through tow a Maadij.
?Mia. Hardie ud children re
turned Oaadaj from a visit la Vir
ginia.
? Miaa Jean Ward returned Mo
aobool at Paaaa IastHate Taeeday
of laat week.
? Ckariie Coewav, of Mltigh,
spent a few daft with hi* aaopls
here this week.
.~Jm*KmnV'ot <*?? CHj,
? aavaral days with Ma
- poopUhere.
? Wed Jeyner left for the Deaf,
Damb and Blind Iaetitate, Ralaagh,
laat Maodey.
? W" Maarie Dent retaraed ta
bar dutiee at the Blind Iaetitate,
Raleigh, laat Taaadaj.
?Miaa Roaa Oettrell returned
Friday from a three weeks visit to
Headaraon.
--Hen. Claada Kitobia paaeed
through town Monday in so auto,
steiag te Wake Forest.
?Mrs. John H. WhitSeld left
Monday for a months visit to kins
people la Richmond.
? Mr. Sol Allen, o f Wake Forest,
waa oo our strssls Satardaj ekaking
hands of his manj frienda here
? Reaaie Whitfield whe baa been
spending eeveral weeka with his peo
ple here, retaraed Monday to Tai
boro.
? B. L. Cenyera, A. B. Wester
1 ? d G L Whit Held left on 41 Taee
day to take in the excareian to Tam
pa, FU.
The oettoo gins are all ranniag
Pretty steady thia week. The farm
ers anion gin is ginning a large por
tion of the early pickings.
? The Qraded Sebeol opened op
laat Tharadsy with an anususl largs
ateendaaoe ia (act the largest they
Mra area had as an opeaiag day.
? Dowaie A Wkeelees advertising
oar want to loaJabarg Moaday.
They billed ear town far their shew
? Lonhfcaig Sepkambar ?0?b.
? SamOoeyera whe kaa been oa
. ? Tint of aavaral weeka te ka m
rents. Mr. .ad Mrs. J. H. Cenyan,
returned to DabUn ?a, Taeeday.
?In setting up the item aboat
the new cotton mill it read 104 feet
W?datwo atoriaa high. It should
bare been 180 (set long, 104 feet
wide and two stories high.
? Mr. ?. M. Kdwsrds la baring
built a haadaome residence oa Win
?*o? BilL Wa sappoae he expects
to "laaaoh oat in the matrimonial
market when be gets eld eneagh."
?Mr. Joha Spaed has added msek
*? the app carcase af hia dwelling on
Franklin street by patdng la a
"Dormer wiadow" oa the reef
whioh will (ftra Mm aa extra room
up stairs.
? Aa amasing little incident hap.
paned last week. A geaUemaa
broaght in two jajp of
invited tome of his frienda to go np
and try it AU prenoaoead it exeel
lent and when the gentleman took
his drink ke smaakad aad smacked
and found oat aeaaa one had pat
five or aix peds of red psppm in it
? Oapt. D. T. Ward has dieoover
ad a gold mine between kia dwelling
and Mr. Boooe. While grading the
?Mat the plows taraed np pteees of
***">+ with streaks of ydllow
* ** *e Mptak aays its
We have ae deakt bat
WwdwdtatoMasiakask^t
?ad proeeed u tea* Htralae.
Kntartalnad
On laat Saturday night Mr. and
Mra. Kinm Allan (fmre an ioe arum
?upper at th?ir boat* in the coon try
in honor of their oooain, Miaa Lillia
Wineton, al Norfolk. Tkoaa praa
ant were Miaaea Mabel, Joaia and
Kaniea Winatan, Mary Crawa, Battle
and Damn Harria, Tleaanee Ray-'
Mar, Lattia and Allie Kraaa, Minnie
Diekereoa, Meade Kin*, Mia. Fu
aia Harm, Maaara. George and
RMi Crewe, Rafae Mar. Aahara
fowler, Id Hlgkt, Kit Kawaay,
George Allen, Horwaod Peodletoo,
Jaak Diekereoa, Jib Marrie, Lwai
King.
After n few heara piayiag ring
plage ia tka gma eaeh lati foe tbair
kane daalariag tha ooanta | to ba
tka plaae for maiiaaat
Remaining Id Franklinton p oat
office uncalled for.
Mra. Anaie Parry, J. E. Cooper,
Cbaa. B. Criip, Krad MoCorkle, Lob
aj Dunaten, Delia b. Fika, Mr*. S.
L. Vranka, Jack Glenn, Re*. G. C.
Hall, Bertha J. Hantar, John Long,
W. A. Pattillo, Mra. Mary Perry,
Mra. Sarah Parry, J alia Sanford,
Mra. Fred Sanndere, Doraay Woad
liet. ... *??
Whan calling for any of tba above
lettara, aaj they vara adrartiaad.
W. P. Edward, R M.
**??! Driven From Home
'?
Better eae hard hitter than a dozen
goad quitter*.
What Wa Never Parget
with vo
te mjr
?ad
LITTLE
Do'nt Your Horse
VSuJhV<iu* 1
Then come to see as and let
Ur. Fuller b now in markets porcli
horaee and hia long experience a
you Mtiafaetion. Come to aee ua
FULUE
that will. Oar
nice lot of good
will guarantee
Uer anyway
PERRY
THE TIME TO
AVE tyONEY
t week for the northern
rchase a large and complete
WINTER GOODS .
g his absence we will sell at
EDUCTIONS
from oar alrea 1 V low* prices to make room for the new
goods. Gome n and ng how easy it is to save money
on what we ti s now offering. It is truly the chanoe
of your life
DIjkTZ BROS.,
LOUISBDRG, N. C.
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Sprain Building
jour old Faraltart Repairing
m new. I mak? all mm and
need of any oi the ab*ve oin to
'N. c.
Court Street
Your Breakfast Room Made Comfortable
t With Fuel Supplied, the Night Before
tig* Cole's Hot Blast Heater, maintains a continuous fire ? also a steady "even" heak
? *" It will hold fire from Saturday night until Monday morning (48 hours) without
attention. It will hold fire over lU&nt with less coal than any other stove.
' Open the drafts in the morning and the rooms are quickly heated with the fuel put
in the night before. No other stove does this.
Boras Soft Coal, Slack, Sittings, Hard Coal or Lignite. ' One ton of either kind of
fuel goes further and gives you more comfort than two tons, using any other kind or
make of stove.
Your attention is called to the unparalleled statement made by the manufacturer of
Cole'sHot Blast Heating Stove 1
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"For several years we have authorized our Agents to sell Cole's Original Hot Blast - ?
Heater on the guarantee as follows: \. : t-.'
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. . Ill iwft r II IT I* * f| - Ttot urmj Man will ramaia abaalauly ?lr-ti|ht u long u uad>
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COLE MAMUTACTOTUNQ CO.. Hot lot."
(Maim at tto Orifiaal Pataatad Hot BUM Slotra.)
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This remarkable guarantee from the makers of this stove should be of interest to
you if you contemplate buying a heating stove. \
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heat, for holding firo^ requiring so little attention, never giving trouble, and cutting
down your coal bill one-third to one-half^ ' \
Come i|l and examine Cole's Original' Hot Blast which is now imitated by nearly*
every other stove manufacturer.-! Price $12.00 and upward, according to size.
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LOtnSBTOG, U.
BROTHERS CO.
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