Fulghum
Rust Proof
Appier
$l.o? Per Bushel
/
We have just received a solid
car load.
The Oats are good.
The Price is low.
McKINNE BROS.
PAY CASH and PAY LESS
Louisburg
Tobacco Market
Opens
Tuesday, Sept. 23rd, 1924
Sell your tobacco on this mar
ket and open an account with
the Farmers National
We cash checks on any%ank,
and you will find Farmers Ha*
tional service useful in many
other ways.
T. fi. rfrCKENS, President H. M. 8TOVALL, Cashier
E. M. PARHAM, Asst. Cashier
DIRECTORS: T. H. Dickens, Ohas. N. Sherrod, H. M.
^ Btovall, J. B. Howell, O. M. Beam
Short ipMchM n *?r fftf *Bybodr
to ||M(. Tber?for?, tluN nq b?
fUhefmen who tell bif tUh itorlea ?1
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8AL.E OF REAL ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale conthlned in that certain deed
fit trust executed by C. A. Ixmg and
wife to E. H. Malone, Trustee, dated
February 26th, 1921, recorded In Bo6k
124, page 499. Registry of Franklin
County, N. C., default having been made
la the paymd&t of tfh? bonds thereby
secured and demand for foreclosure
having been mad*, upon the under
signed trustee by the holder of said
bonds, I will on Monday the 2tth dgy
of October, 1*24, at or abodt fie hSSr
of noon at the Courthouse Door .la
Louisburg. N. O.; offer for sale ftt
pubMc auction to the highest bldfltr
lor c?gk. Quit certain tract Or par?el
of laid being the "first Tract" mi
scribed la the above mentioned deed
Of tnM* and described ,fcs follows.
That tr^ct or parcel ' of land conveys
ed to C. A- Lou> by dsed of O. B. H.
Millings and wit*. Caleveatta Rta?
iags/ dated Oct. '17th, lilt, and daty
recorded in the Registry of FraftUB'
County, N. C.. at Book 192. fcage 5M,
said tract of land containing thl<%
oae acres X?l), more or less and be
ing fully described in aforesaid deed,
reference to which is here made for
further description thereof. Excepted
from the above describe tract?, how
b k, "
ever, la so much ot that portion there
of conveyed by deed of C. A. Long, et
alrf to Greenleaf ? Johnson' Umber
recorded In Book 211 at page 116.
?aid Registry, for ft Railroad Right of
Way,
?-l?-6V E. H. MALONE, Trustee.
MORTGAGE BALE
IBy virtue of the power of sale con
tained In that mortgage deed made
by J. D. Ray and wife, to J. C. Pearce.
dated Nor. 8, 1919, and recorded In
Book 210, page 265, default having
been made In the payment of the
debt thereby secured and demand for
foreclosure having been made upon
Um undersigned, the undersigned ex
ecutors of the said J. C. Pearce, de
ioaaaed. mortgages, will on ' ,
MONDAY OCTOBER 20. 1924.
E about the hour of noon at the court
Ue door in Lou Is burg. N. C.j offer
?ale at public Auction to the high
bidder for cash, the land* in (aid
mprtgage deed conveyed and there de
scribed as /oilowir
A certalri piece ot Iract of land
lylof and 'bMhg in Franklin County,
State aforesaid, in Harris township,
'and described aodbouadedaefellows :
to- wit T Bounded on the North by the
Uads of Dr. J. 1L Parker, botinded on
the West by the lands of Robert John
eon. bounded on the But by the land*
of E. L . Perry, and oh the South by
the lande of J. D. Baker, containing
sixty (60) acres. The land to be ruil
by eastern and western line, the North
era end of said Baker land being de
scribed and conveyed herein.
This September 19, 1924.
J. J. PEARCE,
J. R. L. PEARCE.
Executors of J C. Pearce
deceased, Mortgage.
Wm. H. A Thos. W. Ruffln, Attys. 919 St
NOTICE
Haying qualified as Execntors of
the estate of F. N. Egerton, deceased,
late of Franklin county, notice U here
by gives all persons holding claims
against said estafi to present them
on or before the 19th day of Septem
ber 1925 or thla notice Hill be plead
In bar of their recovery. All persons
Indebted to said estate will please
come forward and make Immediate
settlement. This September l?th, 1914.
F. N. BGERTON, JR.
' W. D. BOERTON
MB ?. r. *. UMPERHIU,
9-191* tuT 31 . . r i ; Executors.
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TTATEB REPORT
The following la a report on the con
dition of the city water for Ixralsburg:
Reported ? 9-16-24.
Sediment^? Heavy.
Color ? Blight.
Turbidity ? Slight.
Odor, Cold? Slight.
Alkalinity? 30.00.
Chlorides ? 8.0.
Nitritea? 0.
pH? f8.
B. coli in 1 c. X!.? 0. ' . ?"
B. eoll in 10 c. c. ? 0
B. coli in 50 c. c.? 0.
Total bacterial count per o. c. at M
C.? 25.
Count on lacfoae litmus agar per c.
WKUI.
M. U B., Analytt
We take thta i
onr nelghborg
kindnea* and ?:
bereavement, m
d?aw *11 at aa
of Ood.
MRS.' W. ft BOQMI W +Xni
THE ' __ " ? '
Franklin County Pair
SEPT. 30, OCT. 1 -2-3-4
LOUISBURG, N. C.
?
The Best County Fair held in the State will be held in Louisburg,
beginning Sept. 30, and continuing through Oct. 1-2-3 and 4.
THE NARDER BROTHERS SHOWS WILL FURNISH THE ATTRACTIONS FOR THE MID WAY AND A
FINE LOT OF CLEAN SHOWS AND NEW RIDES WILL FEATURE THIS PART OF THE FAIR.
' THE PREPARATION SO FAR IS GREATER THAN IN ANY PREVIOUS YEAR AND THE MANAGEMENT
PROMISES THE BEST FAIR IN THE HISTORY OF THE .ASSOCIATION. THE PEOPLE ALL OVER THE
C0T7NTY ARE PREPARING EXHIBITS AND THE LARGEST DISPLAY EVER SEEN IN THE COUNTY WILL
BE AT THE FAIlCTftjNDREDS OF DOLLARS WILL BE PAID OUT FOR PREMIUMS AND EVERY MAN,
WOMAN AND CHILD CAN GET SOME OF THE MONEY. GET A PREMIUM LIST AND MAKE SOMETHING
TO BRING TO THE FAIR. THERE IS A PREMIUM FOR EVERYTHING RAISED ON THE FARM, AND IT
ONLY TAKES A LITTLE TIME TO ARRANGE IT AND GET SOME OF THESE PRIZES. TAKE THAT MUCH
INTEREST IN YOUR HOME COUNTY. LET YOUR NEIGHBORS SEE HOW WELL YOU DO THINGS.
DON'T FORGET THE DATES, SEPTEMBER 30th, OCTOBER 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, AND COME EVERY DAY
AND ENJOY A WHOLE WEEK OF REAL FUN.
ON ACCOUNT OF THE SHOWS BEING LARGER THAN AT THE PREVIOUS FAIR THE SECRETARY
WILL NEED A FEW MflRE YOUNG MEN TO WORK AS TICKET SELLERS AND TO MANAGE THE NUMER
OUS SHOWS. THOSE RANTING THESE PLACES SHOULD REPORT TO A. H. FLEMING, SECRETARY OF
THE FAIR AT ONCE. THE FAIR WILL BEGIN AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK, SEPTEMBER 30TH.
' WEDNESDAY WILL BE SCHOOL DAY AND A PARADE OF ALL THE SCHOOL CHILDREN IN THE
COUNTY WILL BE THE FEATURE OF THE DAY. THE K. K. K. WILL ALSO BE A PART OF THIS PARADE,
AND THE KIWANIS CLUB AND BUSINESS MEN'S ASSOCIATION WILL HAVE A BEAUTIFUL FLOAT IN
THIS PARADE ALSO.
THE FAIR WILL,QPEN AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK EACH DAY AND CONTINUE UNTIL TWELVE AT
NIGHT. MAKE YOUR ARRANGEMENTS TO COME AND ENJOY IT.
Admission 50c Children 25c
Night 25c Season Ticket $2.50
A. h. FLEMING, Secretary