Serving You the Way
You Want to Be Served
This Bunk docs not measure its~5ervice in terms
of profit ? and profit alone.
Profit is secondary when we can, through care
ful, individual service, help a patron to greater suc
cess. ,
The secret of our grow th lies in the fact that we
have not tried to please our customers. There is no
chill formality here, hut friendliness, courtesy and
an obliging spirit.
We do not believe in red tape. However, we do
believe, in taking a warm, friendly interest in our
customers' affairs and trying in every possible way
to serve them in the way they want to be served.
Will you let us serve YOU?
Statement of Condition
December 30, 1922
. " ? - ? LIABILITIES
*
' 7 - Deposits: Represents tho amount deposited In
Checking and Sayings Accounts in this Bank by
more than 3000 people 441.917. 91
Interest Reserve^ A Fund set aside to pay Interest
on 8artnga Account* 2,500.00
Dlvl<te*d. Unpaid Dividend Check*, and represent
ing a Dlridend Payable to Stockholders Jan nary
' .. 2, 1923 - 1- 15,039.00
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits. This 1* a
protection fund that stands between every pe
? positor in this Bank and possible low 614,268.66
> t tfc-f !?? . * v v ?*. * ( .
Total Liabilities. $2,073,725.47
. RESOURCES
_ s- Cask In our Vaults and due (rom other Banks $ 269,592.72
Boads and Stoeks^. Amount Invested In United
States, State of North Carolina, and other high
" grade Bonds and Stock* ' 146,814.43
. Money Loaded to this Bank's Customers on Security
?? most ot which Is duo in 80 days or less 1,615,467.60
Bank Building, Furniture and Fixture*. This Prop- ,a
erty was recently appraised as having an actual
, value ot $60,000, Carried at 41,850.72
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Total Resources: Or, the amount available to pay
$1,441,917.91 deposited by our patrons $2,073,725.47
CITIZENS BANK & TRUST CO.
HENDERSON, NORTH CAROLINA
ANNOUNCEMENT !
We take this method of announcing to the merchants
of "Franklin and adjoining counties "that we have opened
an exclusively wholesale business in Louisburg in the
building formerly occupied by P. A. Reavis, and wilt at
all times be in position and pleased to take care of your
needs in our line. In fact we hope to iill your every need.
\
Both our Mr. Mc. M. Furfrnrson a {id Mr. X. Ci Phillips, arc exper
ienced wholesale men niid ree sufficiently familiar with, this class of
business to guarantee yon the best service and prices to be nail.
Wo hope to bo accorded a liberal share ot your patronage.
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COME IN AND SEE US, OR CALL. FHONE NO. 337.
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Louisburg Grocery Co.
(INCORPORATED)
LOUISBURG, . North Carolina
NOT*TJE
Having quallfled as administrator of
lie ualate^ of L<ucy A. Murphy, do
ceased, late ot franklin County, 710.
tice Is hereby given all prrnnnn hold
ing claims against said, estate to pre
sent them to the -underalgned on or
before the' 12th day of Janaury, 1024,
or this notice will be plead In bar of
their recovery. All persons Indebted
to said estate will please come for
ward and make Immediate ffattle
ment. This Jan. 11th, 1923.
l-12-6t J. O. MURPHY, Admr.
NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator of
the estate of W. Bird Murphy, de
ceased, lata, ot Franklin Connty, no.
tice Is hereby given all persons hold
ing claims against said estate to pre
sent them to the undersigned on or
before the 12th day of Janaury, 1834,
or this notice will be plead In bar of
their recovery. \ All parson* Indebted
to said estate will please come for
ward and make Immediate settle*'
ment. This Jan. 11th, 1023.
l-12-?t ^ J. O. MURPHY, Admr.
1 1
It takea a girl with (Treamy eyes to
keep the man awake.
Sometimes Sunday Is a day of rent
and sometimes a day of arrest. M
NOTICE OF SAXE UNDER EXECU
TION
Norlli Carolina, " In the
Frnnklln County.. Superior Court
Merchants Grocery Co.
V*.
J. H. Kearney.
By virtue of an execution directed
to the undersigned .(rota the Clerk o(
tho Superior Court of Granville Coun
ty In the above entitled action, I will
on ? - 1
MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1923
at IP o'clock Noon, at tho court house
door of FrankJIn county, sell to the
li Ighont bidder for cash, to satisfy said
execution, all the right title and In
terest, which the said J. H. Kearney,
the dnfendnnt hns lo tKe following de
scribed real estate, to. wit:
Thp 1j. C. Kearney place in Frank
llntnn township, Franklin c?>unty, ad
olnlng Leo Burt Kearney, C. R. Snnd
lhjg, W. W . Oroetvand Jim Tayborll,
ctfttalnlng 37 acp?.
This ^IiuuiB?r 18th, 1923.
. II. A. KEARNEY, Sheriff.
l-19-7t of Franklin County.
Rwii -domestic circles nev*r become
eternal triangles .
When a man bolls over he makes
on a?*ful stew. _ ,
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8ubsc17.be to Th^ Franklin Times
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SALE OF FRANKLINTON LOT
By'virtue of tho power of sale con
tained iu that certain deed of trust
made by W. W. Shearon and wife to
Wm. H. Huftin, Trustee, dated Sept.
23th, 1921, and recorded In th9 Reg
istry of Franklin County in Book 234,
page 311, default having been made in
the payment of the debt thereby se
cured and demand tor foreclosure
having been made by tne holder of
the debt so secured upon said trustee
Ihe undersigned will on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1923
at about the hour of noonr at, the court
house door in Louiabure, N. (j. -otter
for sale at public auction, to the high
est bidder _for cash, a part of the lands
in said deed of trust conveyed which
is in the Southwest corner of the orig
inal lot conveyed by Mrs. Frances
Winston and which is contained with
in the following boundaries:
Beginning at Roberson's and W. W.
Shearon's corner 'on the Loulsburg
road and running thence along said
road Eastwapdly about t8 feet to cor
ner of the lot sold to J. T, Moss,
thencfe Northerly along the line of the
said Moss lot about 146 reet to the
corner of the Moss lot In the line of
a lot cut off the Northern portion of
sfild original lot called the Shearon
lot now; thence West war my along the
line of said Shearon lot'about 79 feet
to the corner of said lot and this lot
in Roberson's line; thence Southerly
along Roberson's line about 151 feet
to the point of beginning, being a va
cant lot..
This sale will be made subject to a
first leln deed of trust, to secure Mrs.
Frances Winston about $500.00 and
Interest, and E. J. Cheatham, about
?1,750.00 and Interest.
| This January 19th, 192S.
l-1916t WM. H. R'UFFIN, Trustee.
COMMISSIONERS' SALE) OF LAND
By, virtue o( an order o( sale made
by the Superior Court ot Franklin
County in that special proceedings
entitled B. F. Plaroo, Administrator
of Levin Phillips, vg. Mrs. Lillian
Carter et al, helra at law, the under
signed will on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY ID, 1923
at the noon recess of OourC It being
the first day of the February Term of
said Court,' at the court house door In
Loiilsburg. N. C., offer tor sale at
public auction, to th? highest bidder
for cash a tract of land described as
fellows: Situate In said County of
Franklin, Known as the "Pulley Tract"
bought by Lerin Phillips of E. O.
Pearce, and bounded aa follows: On
the North by Nancyi Baker, df the East
by W. L. and W. K. Phillips, on the
South by Mlley Bunn and on the West
by J. 0. Denton, containing 18 and 3-8
acres., more or leia.
This January 19th, 1918.
1.19-St B. F. PIERCE, Commissioner .
-y FOR RENT
The C, T. Wester Home Place near
Maplevllle. A 3 or 4 horse farm, good
cotton and tobacco land, fine pasture,
flhe orchard and good building* .
1-19-tf E. H. MALONB.
Tutfs Pills
Enable Dyspeptics to eat whatever
they wish. Cauja food to assbnOate.
Nourish the body, 0rq appetite.
DEVELOP FLESH
NOTICE
By vlrtuq of the power contained In
a mortgage deed executed by J. M. '
McGhee and wlfp, nnri rtnly recorded
in Book 210 at page 408 In the Regis
try of Franklin county. N. C. and de
fault having been jnada In the pay
ment of the debt secured by said mort
gage deed, I shall on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY, 12, 1823
at the court houBe door In the town of
Lonlsburg, N. C. sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash,, the fol
lowing real estate to- wit: A certain
tract or . parcel of land In Harris town
ship and described as follows ; Begin
ning at a stake In or near a wagon
path, corner of lot No. 1, thence with
line of lot No. 1 to and with line of
lot 3, N Id W 24.74 chains to a stake
comer of lot No. 3 In Joe Jones' line,
thence with Bald Jones line 8 86 S-4d
E 10.86 chains to a stake In ordinary
Branch, thence up the various courses
of said Branch as It meanders about
18. 7B chains to a stone In the Branch
and pointers, thence with T. W. Jus
tice's line 8 3 l-2d W 8.78 chains to ?
stake, corner of lot No. 1 In said Jus
tice's line, thence with line ot Lot 1 8
79 1.2d W 13.64 chains to the begin
ning, containing thirty acres.
IStne of sale 12 o'clock M.
This January 13th, 1923.
C. J- FRAZIER, Mortgagee.
W. M. Person. Atty. ' l-l#-4t
COMMISSIONERS' BALE) OF LAND
By virtue of an order of Ml* made
liy the Bapertor Court of Franklin
oriMH) In that special piuieedlngs en
titled J. D. Stalling*, Admr. of 0. H.
Bonn. being a re-sale of raid lands
trader the order of raid Court, the un
dersigned will on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1?1S
at the noon recess of Court, It being
the ft ret day of the February term ot
f-ald Court, at the courthouse door In
t*alsburg. N. C. otter for rale to the
htirifaat bidder, at public auction, for
omA that part of the C. H. Bunn landa
which are more particularly deined
a* follows:
Beginning at a stake Southeast cor
ner Of the Dower tract, thence alone
the Use of tha dower tract North 57
pole* to a stake, corner of the dower
in the line of W. J. Stall Inge; thence
8 R E IE poles to a stake) thence N
t 1-1 B 10 polea -U links to a stake)
fhonce B It B N poles 10 links to a
StatB; thence RtWll poles; thenda
? It K 82 poles to a stake, B. Lewis'
corner; thence B 54 1-4 W 71 poles II
(inks to a stake; thsfcee N 17 1-1 W 11
Ra)t? to ths begin nine, containing sU
ttn. and one half (if 1-1) acres By
:i?M in 1MB.
This January l?th, IMS.
1-lS-fit WM. H. RUFFIN, Com'r.
$393 f. o. b. Detroit
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