THE FRANKLIN TIMES
A. F.- JOHJISON, Editor and XiMfer
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? Monday 1b first Mpnday.
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? Saturday la December 1st.
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? It's a fine little girl at the home
ot Mr. and MrB. V. C. Williams.
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? The Boards of County Commis
sioners and Education meet Monday.
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? Supt. 0. C. Hill Is preparing to
rebuild the electric light lines In town.
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? Are you ready for ChrlBtmas? If
not you had better begin to arrange
for It.
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? Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Eger
ton, on Monday a daughter, Elizabeth
Davis.
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? His many friends were glad to see
Maj. J. B. Thomas on the Btreets the
past week.
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? Quite a number of our people vis
ited Raleigh, Durham and other
places Thanksgiving.
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? Business generally was suspend
ed In Loulsburg yesterday In obser
vance of Thanksgiving.
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? The Telephone Company is at
work on quite a big Improvement for
the Loulsburg exchange.
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? Cotton sold for 35 1-4 centB a
pound In Loulsburg Wednesday. Yes
terday being Thanksgiving there was
no market.
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? Dr. and Mrs. R. F. Yarborouph and
family spent Thflnksvlvlnv with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Ballard
at Frankllnton.
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? Mr. W. H. Macon wlBheB us to
extend Mb thanks and pppreclatlons
to all those who so willingly assisted
him when hlB home was a fire recent
ly.
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? Mr. V. C. Williams brought a ne^
gro named Perry to town Tuesday
evenlrig for medical attention. The
negro, who was driving a truck load
ed with bagging and ties, had had a
wreck and was caught under the.
truck; at. it turned over. Mr. Williams
and others rescued him.
RECORDER'S COURT
Judge 0. M. Beam bad quite a good
sized docket In Franklin Recorder's
Court Monday. The following cases
were called and disposed of:
State vs Boat Jones, disposing mort
gaged property continued.
State vs Thomas Tharrlngton, H. J.
Journegan, Staley Journegan, Sid Hay
es. gambling, guilty judgment suspen
ded upon payment of costs.
State vs Ed Perry, adw, not guilty,
Moses Cox, prosecuting witness taxed
with costs.
State vs Jim King, cruelty to ani
mals, guilty 4 months In jail to be hir
ed to W. H. Allen, to pay $100 fine and
costs.
State vs Ernest Moselcy, assault,
not guilty.
State vs Maj Stcgall, adw, continued
State vs Jim Perry, John Perry, Sol
on Southerland and Elijah Alston,
gambling guilty, Jim Perry fined $15
and costs, .John Perry fined $15 and
costs, Solon Southerland fined $5 and
costs, Elijah Alston judgment sus
pended upon payment of costs.
State vs Roy Bell, adw, guilty pray
er for Judgment continued.
State vs Roy Bell, ccw, guilty, pray
er for judgment continued.
State vs Ed Wester and P. P. Hicks,
distilling, guilty 4 months on roads.
Appeal,
State vs Mitchell Enfield, adw, guil
ty 4 months on road. Appeal.
State vs Mitchell Enfield, ccw, guil
ty, fined $50 and costs.
State vs Mitchell Enfield trespass,
guilty, 60 days on roads, sentence to
begin at expiration of former sentence.
State vs Roy Bell, trespass guilty,
prryer for judgment continued.
T. W. A. WEETrse
The Young Woman's Auxiliary of
the Loulsburg Baptist church met
with Miss Virginia Perry, Tuesday
evening, November 26th.
The roll having been called, mlnn<
tes of the previous meeting read and
approved, the following program was
rendered:
Hymn ? "Help Somebody Today."
Prayer ? by Mrs. Newell.
Devotional, Scripture lesson, Psalm
100 ? by Mrs. Newell.
Prayer ? by Miss Strickland.
Iyessen study subject being "Or
phans and Orphanages" on whleh sub
ject the following readings were giv
en:
1. "Brief History of Thomaaville
Orphat*#?" ? by )(rs. J. O. Newell.
2. "On* Days Wage or Income tor
the 8tate Orphan Children" ? by Vir
ginia Perry.
3. "Glimpse of Orphanage Work" ?
by Mian Mollle Strickland.
We then received a thank offering
which Is to be used for the benefit of
the fatherless and motherless of our
State, after which we were dismiss
ed by a special prayer of thanks by
our leader. Mrs. J. O. Newell.
After the adjournment a delicious
fruit course was served.
The following members were pres.
ent: Mesdatnes J. O. Newell, H'. A
Kearney, F. B. Leonard, MlsseB Vir
ginia Perry, Nena Cyrus, Nellie Cyrus,
Sallle Fort Taylor. New member Miss
Mollle Strickland and visitors Mes
dames J. W. Perry and A. B. Allen.
DOWJi IN MOONSHINE VALLEY
I came In from a blockade still
Down in moonBhlne valley,
Dodged the prohibition bill
And hid In bootley alley.
But most every night I rldo
In some bootleggers fllwer
No prison terms or gold chloride
Can kill my taste no never.
They fever me with boxing gloves
Pistols, swords and Babers,
This Is why a drunkard loves
To slay his friends and neighbors.
I try to trace my family tree
But find the records vary,
So brandy is no kin to me
From whence spring Tom and Jerry.
I gently flow by Schlosses farm
If no one persues me
My odor fills the woods with balm
While some brewer brews me.
Sometimes the Sheriff with hla band
Comes when not expectad
He upsets my brewing Btand
But I am well protected.
Regardless of the bone-dry bill
I'm always stewed or stewing
For stlllers still and swlllers swill
While Volstead la persuing.
Revenues may come and go
Up branches, creeks or rivers.
Yet through some atlll-worm It will
flow
On and on forever.
? VILLAGE BLACKSMITH.
This 1b the time of the year to re
member that nothing can take the
place of fresh air and good food.
Think health, talk health, live health.
Col. and Mrs. W. T. Wilder, of St.
Paul, Minn., are visiting his sister,
Mrs. W. H. Allen.
TO TOBACCO GROWERS
The Union Warehouse is
closed to observe Thanks
giving. It will be ojpen
again on Monday morning
December 3rd, ready to sell
your tobacco for the high
est dollar.
Hoping that each of .you
had a most enjoyable
Thanksgiving, we hope to
remain
Your friends,
D. T. CURRIN & CO.
FOR SALE
One two-horse disc harrow complete
Id first class condition.
11-30-23 J. J. BARROW.
Tom Tarheel say*_that he Is going
rabbit hunting with his boy pretty
soon now and they are going to talk
over a lot of thln:;s about trees and
birds and wild things of the woods.
YOUNG HORSES FOR BALE
On the first Monday In December
about the hour ot noon I will offer for
tale three young mares, well broke.
Good chance to get a young horse
cheep.
11-JO-lt O. H. HARRIS.
A thankrui neart 1? not only the j
greatest virtue, but the parent of all j
the other virtues. ? Cicero.
EVERETT TRUE
BY CONDO
WHAT ARE VOL)
BEEFim* ABOUT?
this is hot stuff!
JOV
KILLER
DOINGS OF THE DUFF3 BY ALLMJUJ
A. Tonkefs
STORE IS OFFERING FOR THE NEXT 10 DAYS A
LOT OF BIG SPECIALS THAT HAVE BEEN
ARRIVING DAILY
A BIG SHIPMENT OF
NEW SMART
STYLES
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LADIES
TRIMMED HATS
AT $2.95 and $3.95
That was sold up to $10.00
A big variety of the very nawest Ladies Dresses in all
the leading shades and" new materials, prices ranging
from $4.95 to $15.95
that was sold up to $29.50.
Ladies Coats of the very latest styles, trimmed fur col
lars, tie on side, material Bolovias, Womandiea, Du
Delan and Velours, priced from $6.95 to $19.95
that was sold up to $39.50.
Our entire line of Ladies Coat Suits in all colors and
sizes offered at ONE-HALF PRICE
Our stock of Shoes, Slippers and Oxfords at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICE
Our M^n's and Boys' Clothing Department is the most
complete and up-to-date in town.
Men's and Young Men's Suits worth $20.00, Special
$12.95 Suit up to $25.00 $15.95
Suits up to $30.00 $19.95
Men's Overcoats at a Great Reduction.
VISIT THE STORE OF STYLE AND QUALITY
A. Tonkel
Next Door to H. C. Taylor's Hardware Store
Louisburg, : N. C.
THE CONVENIENT BANK
Rigv* in the Heart of Louisburg, just across Main
Street from the Court House
Thanksgiving
We extend our thanks to our customers for
their patronage, to the entire community for
it?? good will, and to the Supreme Ruler of the
Universe as the source of all those better qual
ities of human nature which make progress
and prosperity possible.
Farmers National Bank
J. M. Allen, President T. H. Dickens, V-Pres.
H. M. S to vail, Cashier E. M. Par ham, Asst. Cashier
Under U. S. Government
Supervision
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MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE COURTHOUSE
Loui8burg, N. 0. ?y.Js