THE FRANKLIN TIMSS
A, K JOHNSON, Editor and Manager
0. J. HALE A?K!s(uiit Muuagei
?TAR DROPS ?
?Cotton ?old for 27 Vi cct" a ;>ounft
in Louisburg yesterday. <j
?TUd street work being <U>no is
quite an improvement.
?The Jos. J. Davis, Clia|)t r. 'J D.
C., will hold an import -.r t h?i ines?
meeting at the home of Mr*. 1 i!ruer
Tuesday afternoon Novetv? ? at
half past three o'clock.
t ho colored citizen;* in llo- Court
House at iiigln. . |
Mr. F. A. Uoth is oil a ' .injucsh trip
to Wilmington. ^
Mr. Jolin D. Hliie*! of W lu::untc\n, is
visiting ifi Loulshurg. ^
Mr. O. C. Hill left Wed: l:?v for a
visit to relatives at Sut f. ~i
Mr. IT. Meredit?\ of ... s v*
itor to Loulslmrg tills wi .1
Mr. R.t G. Allen, of Raleigh, was a
visitor to Louishurg WortnCHtl'.y.
>17^ " v '?> ,vay. o '? vh' **? \ya < a
vl'1 o;* ?; i.-:i Ir.iraj ? ? ?? ? ?veek.
? Gov. T. W\ Hickett was in Loitlsburg:
Monday night and made'an address t ?
County Food Administrator M. C.
Pleasants.won t to Raleigh Wwdnesdn.* I
Miss Olivia Hohgood returned home
from Laurinhurg for a few days visit
to her people.
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vv . ..i i. , "?irx. i Ketv.i
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| ?ir- (' ??""??vim' h. :m?? Mondny
! r : C ?.?:!:? ? \. reae'.y. A
on Sunday'.
'Mrs. \V. K. White Vctr. to U.ilef?ti
Wednesday to a-tend r conference of
the several Food Admin!?? rrtors.
their assistants.
.nvd;rr Thomas H. Calvert, of Ral
eigh was In Loulsburg the past, week
attending to i-onie matter* of Court
. that could not go over.
Wanted.
One well broke hint dog. Sec mo at
once if you hitve one '*t a reasonable
price.
ELLIOTT K EGERTOX;
11-22-11
X ?? !*??? J* ' ? '' y I'--"' "PpUea
tlon Iv :ri?> V?e Governor for
ti r o* r i - ?Woke. convicted
ai *V y:::* ?"?*!" V"5. ?f the Superior
Cot* ?? rV'inkihi ( ouu:y. of seduction.
.No: :r/.::r .-x
1. T. HICKS
? 1-: ?2t.
>'otlce.
Having qualified at administratrix
of the estate of A. S. Johnson, de
ceased. late of Franklin County, all
persons holding claims against his es>
tate are hereby notified to present
them to the undersigned'on or before
the 22 day of November 1919 or this
notice will be plead iWT>ar of their re
covery. All persons-indebted to said
estate will please <$ome forward and
make immediate settlement. This
Nov. 2let,, 1918.
KATE JOHNSON, Admrx.
ll-22-6t
Lost.
A tan, folding, leather pocket book
n rhftelr nn
the Bank of Youngfcville frtfm Df.
KT
P. Floyd to William Wheless, also
three tax receipts?one .J- W. Wheless
/one, R. B. \^ieless Jind one W. A, Whe
lesa?paid on Nov. 20, 1918. It was
lost either in Louisburg or between
Louisburg and my bo fin. Finder wilt
be liberally reworded?hy?returning
same too me.
? W. A. WHELESS,
R. F. D. 1, Louisburg, N. C.
11-22-lt.
Oreat Bargains for Farmers for Land
, In "Warren Connt;-.
For Salo; (No. 1) 400 acre farm, 150
acres in gjtod state of cultivation, 100
acres stumped. Fine tobacco, cotton
and grain land. Good buildings. Some
timber. Plenty wood and cross ties.
Good pasture well fenced. Will sell
the entire tract or cut it up into small
farms.
Farm No. 2.?55 acres. About 30
ac^es in high state of cultivation. Good
dwelling and out buildings. Good pas
ture well fenced! Splendid location.
T.nnH making over a bale of cotton an
acre. Good low lands. One of the
best small farms in the County. Great
bargain, act at once. I have other good
farm bargains in Warren County. Call
me over phono at my expense and
make an engjigement. Will be glad to
show you the property.
R. S. REGISTER, .
Norllna, N. C.
11-22-lt.
R^celTcrs Sah* of Real Estate.
Under and by virtue of the authority
vested in ud, as Receivers of the Hill,
Live Stock Company, and under and
by direction of the Superior Court of
Franklin County, w? the undersigned
on Monday, the 16tl\ day of Decem
ber, 1918, at or about the hour of noon
on the premises in Lomsburg, North
Carolina, offer for eal* at public auo
tion to the highest' bidder, upon the
terms hereinafter seV forth the follow
ing described real estate belonging to
the Hill Live Stock'Co., anl being
siuate in the Town of TL<|ulBburg, I^orth
Carolina.
1. Main Street ?tojle, formerly occu
lted 'fly "Hill Live Stock Company.
2. The Nash Street storo, formerly
occupied by the HIM Live Stock Copi'
pany , ? f k
3. The Nash Street *tore, formerly
occupied by T4r Hfver Drug Company.
4. Vacant lots On &ash Street be
tween the above Mentioned Drug Store
Lot and Machinery shed.
5. Machinery ihed and stable lot,
known as J. J. Hayes stables.
6. The buildings and lot on Nash
Street known as the Fuller Stable Lot.
7. Building on Nash Street' now oc
cupied by Allen Bros. Co., as storage
houle.
S. Stablo building on corner of Nash
Street and Church Street known as the
main staMe of Hill Live Stock Com
pany. .
The lot and residence on eaBt
shle of Church Street known as the K.
l\ Hill residence lot.
10. Lot and stables on the west side
of Chujch Stretet, known as the Horse
Hospital Lot\
11. Lot ?nAsouth-west corner of
church and Vasli Str?etn,yiformerly
1CiioA>n as tkeyftwltM' lot. /
12. Ixjt on \wpst siue o^vhurch St.,
with buildings Vornierly/occupied by
Louisburg M:u*!iVie Worjfs and Oarage.
13. (jot on So\iYho:i-tyf'.>n <>r of Nash
and Chujfcli St.roYls vt>?> occupied by
King Seed CompLiy* Ci'iiiing l'iaut.
14. Vacant lot foi/Xa a Street !>?
t ween ginnvry lot Wd I\anters Ware
house. _ JL
15. Lot on Ea.-.t !? of Main Street
i'\ South end oil 'l\r Kiver Bridge,
k!V>H n us the Wutfehomse Lyt.
I'J. Loi and bUildfnwi on Perry St..
fronting o.i' Seqiboard lAir Line Hail1
road known as/the PerW Street Stor-<
^e Lots. / \ ^
The terms jfot Kale to \c one-thin!
of purchase price in casli,\n ? balance
in I'.vo equal annual installukuiih, such
deferred payments bearing interest .
fro.n date'ot" ^confirmation of \a!e and
;<? 1 e secured by first lien of the prop?
e;:-\ This sale is subject to tiie con-,
r-.-..v'tion of the Superior C'ourt of.
. . ..ii' lin County.
? pnn>v"ty above ('f' ?crifced will be
? l ed f * :llo a * ft v*h;:!o end ill di- :
< ;. ;pri;*'in?k smuller subillvis
i-; ? "I I'.ppoi.r from plots on file
rj' ' 'i;' >uf 13:J; cnuerstgned re- !
ceivivs :.t;,;!.'r information ap-j
p'/ t'? th *!i .'??'-i::.receivers. This
!M?: dtw of November. !!?is.
w.'V. A'.L!;n.
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? '^?elvers \::r I be ^lill ?
llvi ?!???:: Ci:r-ipaify,
." ? v*-;':* s? ::e. A4 orneys.
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Not lor of Sule.
Pursuant to ;I:?* Authority contained j
in n certain D^ert of Trust, dated Xo>
v? mber <1. 1M6. made by K. E. Mar-1
all and wife, Mary Lizzie Marshall, to
A-. M. Scales. Trustee, (default having:
been made in the payment of th? In- I
debtcdncss thereby secured) the nn !
dersigoed trustee will sell at public
auction, on Monday. December 23rd, I
PUS. at tli * court hose door ill Louis-1
burg. X. ('., the following described
tracts or land. |
"?1st?beginning at a rock, J. A. Spen j
cer's corner, in the old path, thence |
N. 2 d E. 73 pis 4 Iks to a stake. J. A. i
Spencer's corner in J. K. Spencer's j
line, thence N. 8Sd "W 30 pis to a stake j
Lavinia Xeal's corner, thencee S. 8Sd
E. 29 1-2 pis to the beginning, con
containing 5 82-100' acres moro or less.
2nd?Beginning at rock, the S. W.
Marshall corner in J. K. Spencer's
line thence S. 2d 36, pis 21 Iks to a
stake in the Marshall line, Richard Kel
ley's corner, thence s\ 8Jsd E. 25 pis
7 Iks to a stake in thAroad in Julia
Littlejohn's line, thencA N. 2d EJ. 36
pis 21 Iks to & rock, LAtbejohn's cor
ner in J. K. Spencer'i/ line, thence X.
88d W. 25 pis 7 lkfc to the beginning,
containing 5-82-100 acres, more or less
3rd?Beginning at a stake and rock.
Willie Gill's corner, thence N. 89 W.
44 pis 121k8 to a rock, 011\'s corner,
thence S. 2 W. 35j pis. 17 Iks to a frock,
Gill's corner in Chas. Ballard's liner
thence N. 88d W 40 pis 22 Iks to a
bJ^j^g^JgrRlver^Ballard/^corner
TnenceupsaT3r!Ter^T1?^^3Pfr3?Ts^??
pls 16 Iks to 9 large white oa3c, Mrs.
Marshall's corner, thence N. 33 l-2d E.
26 pis to a rock. Marshall's ^orner,
thence S. 88 E 152 14- pis to a- rock,
Chas. Foster's corner in MdrahalTs
line, thence S. Id W 21 pis 17 Ik* to a
?-?take and trveot gum utump, Caroline
Littlejohn's corner, thence S. Id W 13
pis 24 Iks to the beginning, contafping
45 acres, iflore or leBS. I
4th?Beginning at a post oak on Rim
berlake road, thence N 4 1-2 W 94 pis
10 Iks dead pum, formerly the Yarbor
ough comer, thence W 46 pis t oa tajck
ory, Z. T. Terrell's corner in Wilson's
line, thence S. 24 pis 19 Iks to a small
cedar or stake, the old Williams coryr
on Bear Swamp Creek, thence down
said creek as it meanders to a born
beam, thence1^. ?5 E 141 pla to a red
oak, thence N. 80 1-2 E 20 pis 15 Iks
to a dogwood on the Timberlake road,
thence along said road N 50 1-2 W 24
2-5 pis, thence N 45d W 20 pis to the
beginning, containing 71 acres, mors
or less.
5th?In Franklin Couijty. beginning
in the Raleigh and LQUisburg road,
a white oak on the W sfde or road, the
Alford corner in Perry line., thence
S 57d E 42 pis 2 !fcs to a rock. Perry's
corner, thence S. 86d E 62 pis 23 Iks
to Spanish oak. the Jf. E. Tharrlngton
corner in Perry's line, thence S 2 l-2d
W 123 1-2 pis to a Jock, the Rowland]
corner, thence N 88/ V2d W 66 1-5 pis
to rock, Rowland'^ corner, thence Si
2 l-2d W 33 pis to ro%k and pointers,
thence S 88 l-2d E 66 1-5 pis to a large
pine, Rowland's Corner .in Tharrlng
ton's line, thence P. 2 l-2f W 26 1.-2 pis
to a rock and wh|te oak skid soarwood
pointers on a branch, the ^aldy Pearco
corner, thence 1)1 83d W 170 pl<3 20 Iks
to a sweet gumi N. M. May\ corner In
Pearce's line, pence N 22?E 70 pis
to a rock and,pointers, May** corner,
thence N 6 1-2A W 78 pis to tke center
of the Loulsfarg and Ralel^i road,
N. M. May's Corner on the E side of
the road, themce along said road In an
Easterly direction to the beginning,
containing 199 1-2 acres, more or less,
being part of the Parham tract, con
veyed by de$d of N. M. May and wife
to J. !??. 'layj book 184, page 195.
Also 'a small tract, adjoining
the last nanted tract, being that ton
veyed by T. W. Bickett, Commissioner,
to J. E. May, by deed dated Jan. 1, 19
00 and recorded in the registry ot
Franklin Coutoty in book 150. naga 130,
and bounded on the N. by the lands of
'Jordan May. on the-E. by E. W. Tita
Timberlake, on theW. and S. by Jor
dan May, containing 13 1-2 acres, more
or less? being the tract whereof Jane
Rowland lived. Terms of sale cash.
This the 20th day of November 191?.
A. M. Trustee
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But
Started
i jstzbslj : .zjxamu wan-nr?.ir mam%rrrr<7mwm^ \*1 * n ~
Many of our wealthiest men were ouc? poor boys. /
-?-But they started Tight.
rhey began jn y.uth to save.
And they kt>pt it up.
The result?
Ti..\v now have all that money can buy.
Nothing but the saving habit will accomplish thiB. *
won't do it. \ S , . ? ? a ; v
fart' Right?Save ?
Often a Savings Ac?x)unt right away; anil cultivate it. Stay with it.
Add to it. " /
In the years to come ytu'U' bless tlje impulse tli^t caused you to
*'.ar? it. N / \
We help you to save and pay you y p^r cent on your savings.
fciay *?- ?i r * ? ?i ? - viFHoaiiaBs:?,7
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first National Bank
I.0UIS3URG, North Carolina
W. H. RUFFIN, President ?. B. MoXINNE Casliier,
W. D. JACKSON, Assistant-Cashier
's
3ERVICE FIRST SATISFACTION ALWAYS
?wntnn s umiranj
The best paterna axe shows In these men coat sweaters with big
rolled collars and deep pockets. Special at 22.00
CHILPREIPS SWEATERS
-Tb?se sweaters t>m ""T* "h twlrs whnt wo tiiYfi thorn marked. They
eom? in aooortod colons. with belts and mllart collars. These
will certainly prove tempting, at ............. ? _......{1.69 and $2
BABT BLANKETS
These come in Blue and Pink, size 36 X 27 Special at 9Sc
CHRISTMAS 1I0CSE SLIPl'F.RS
Our stock of houso slippers Is very large and complete in colors
and materials. These warm fur trimmed felt slippers are Just the
thing for these cold nights and mornings Special at?.. ? -...Ji.lS
CHUpREN'S SLIPPERS
These are so nice and wariji for the little tots, made of heavy dou
ble fleeced cloth In blue and pink striped excellent values for the
pricfc ..Special at 73c
CHILDREN'S MUFFS
Excellent values, assorted colors Special at................ .98c
1 TABLE LAMPS
The lot is limited and you will need to ask for yours early. Each
lamp lamp Is decorated with colored flowers. Not a lamp In this
lot worth less than $5.00 Special at $1.48
HANDKERCHIEFS
Women's Hsndkerehiefa?We have collecctad hundreds of attrac
tive styles of plain white and novelty colored, with embroidered
corners?In very line shamrock lawn and linen. Special at..?. .10?
- POS1CARBS
Now is the time to bdy yolr post eards to send to tfi? soldle* bora
Beautiful Thanksgiving and Christmas cards. ......... 10? eMB
STATIONERY FOB CHRISTMAS GIVING
There 13 nothing so nlco as a 60* of stationery for Chrfstnial, W?
have a bigassort ment ixf colors and styles. Special al ,?.*.-..#5? bflx
Come to boa tis when In town?Watch for our ftfy opening.
[T wo-Do liar Limit]
LOUISBURG, -V . North Carolina
WATCH OUR WINDOWS
Report of the copditton of
I'lIK FAKME US A. ME ECU ANTS BANK
at Louisburg. N. C., at the close of business, November!., 1918
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts 293.839.7S
Overdrafts, secured. $30.74p.93, unsecurctf $17,799.56 43,540.49
United Status Bonds and Liberty Honda 23.350.00
Banking; houses, $3.30(f4Ji), Furn. and Fixtures $4,500.00 7.S00.00
Demand Loans ^ k 38,229.38
Due from National Hanks ? 31,233.24
Dut from State Banks and Bankers . 323.85
?
f'osh items held over 24 hours ^ 2.765.19
Checks for clearing 13,519.01
Gold coin 402 50
Silver coin, including all minor coin currency 2.124.98
National Bank Notes and other U. S. Notes * IK,910.00
Town and County Orders ' N * 4 J.2.G15.73
? War Savings Stamps # S26.00
Bills of Exchange 9.479.7S
Total $4SD.033.93
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in 50,000.00
Surplus fund. v 10:000.00
Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid 5,042.13
Notes and bills rediscounted 15,000.00
Bills payable 00.000.00
_n. pb.sltn subject to theck - 179.332.C4
Demand Certificate? of deposit 32,0S0.83 /
Sayings Deposits 97,111.73
Cashier's fheek? outvlandlrji^ 1.111.25
Certified Che^ki* 505.07
!!10.142.42
d ?n*eresKmie depositor* * t 3.0,10.00
Collections 2-.SJ0.3S
Total Mscosrvos'
State of Norih Carolina?County of Franklin. Nov. in. 1018.
T. M. S. Clifton." Ca^hi^r of the above named bank do solemnly
swear that tli#* nbnvn statement I* truplo the best of my knowledge
rnd beliof. \T. <5 CLTFTON. Cashier.
Fubscrif>ed and sworn to before me this KUh day of Novemb<?r,
101S. IT. M. Stovall. Notary Fublic.
Correct?Attest: ...
L. L. Joyner. V. W. Wheless. J. W. King.
T . " Directors.
For The
Hog Killing
STUNK LARD JARS
TIN LARD CASS
SAUSAGE STCFFKRS
SAUSAGE MILLS
BITCH!.If KNIVES
REFINED SALT
GR0I'ND*NAGE
BLACK PEPPER
POTI PEPPER
CALENNE rEPPER
P. S.
Rich Fruit Cake for T)tunksi{i> Intr.
L. P. HICKS
On The Corner
Louisburg, N,