the i?S ln ???uenco 01
such "vaccination the fee to
ed for such vaccination and to niu?
late the killing of nil dogs running n:
large unlets wenrlng such tag. _
B6 n tsmthien ?y -nur^iMydr tm
C. mmlBslonerB ef-the Town of Louis
VUS^UonCH. The owners
era of all doge either raalo or temal.
1, the town of Louisburg, N. C. arc
hereby required to have euch (logs
vecclnated against Rabies with Jen
Sal Canine Antt-rables vaeclne by a
licensed graduate" Veterinarian on
and by the first day of September.
1925, and each year thereafter and t?
procure a certificate of such vaccina
tion and on or by said date to present
the same to town treasurer of said
town who shall register such vacci
nation certificate. Said veterinarian
to furnish owner of each and every
dog a metal tag which shall be in
force until the 30th day of August of
each following year thereafter and
such tag shall be securely attached to
a collar and worn- continuoufly by the
deg for which It wr.s Issued, all tags
tc be of uniform conspicuous color
eaeily seen and the coior to be chang
ed the following year so that the^same
C[ lor shall not be used fo. any two
successive years. All PuPTies ?r
brought into said town shaU be vac
rin-ited vlthin 90 days from date ol
birth and subject to the ngulationa
Loreii> provided for dogs. . _
Section 2. That evcrx v:terln^'a?
who vaccinates any such dogs either
male or female within the town
Loutsburg? N. C. shall collect his fee
fci same from the owner of the dogs
a- d shall issue a certificate of vacci
nation to such owner stating the own
erS name a brief description of the
dtg the date of vaccination and the
lee collected by him for same.pro
vided, however, that the fee charged
bv such veterinarian for such vacci
nation Including furnishtng the vac
clne, meta! tag and Issuing the v.i?i
nation certilcate, shall net extend the
"SA?f Ursb^be unlawful for
any dog either male or female to run
at large within the town of Louisburg.
N. c unless wearing a tag ? provid;
ed in Section 1 hereof, any dog so
running at large within the town of
Louisburg, N. C. shall be impounded
tor a period of THREE days. Owner
to be notified If known and upon pay
ment of cost and complying with tl
ordinance owner can have same If said
deg or dogs are not claimed within
THREE days it shall be, the du y
the chief of police or any ->f his offi
ccrs to convey to suitable place kill
. . L..^n o o mo
btiO vvr v?- ?
81 Section ?*. bThat any dog which may
fellow or be led by a countryman or
while'wlt^^ownei^or keopB* or near
Uie aidnial or animals or elfecta of
same shall not be arrestee. Impounded
nor killed unless said dog remain*in
T ouisburg lor more than 1- success
give hours, in which event same mus
be governed by rful?"J
tr> tesldent dogs of said town.
SeVtion 5.-U shall be u-. awful for
anv person or persons owning or
keeping any female dog to let her run
at large in the town of Louisburg. N.
C whFe she is In heat whether she be
licensed and tagged as herein required
or not and any female dog found run
w uas ????
t^^fefdoafypoiicehor any'of his oM-[
S8Swtion 6. No person shall own or
harbor any dog either male or female
which is notoriously vicious or dan
g<Section 7. All ordinances or parts
of ordinances in conflict herewith are
hereby Sealed in so far as they con
met herewith and no further.
Section 8. That any person who
violates any of the sections or provis
ions of this ordinance shall be de?=":
1 erl guilty of a mlsdemanor and upon
conviction thereof shall be fined not
less than FIVE dollars nor more than
1 Section 9.IVThat on account and by
reason of the danger to lnh5b,'*f.^
and persons within the Town of Louto
burg N C. from vicious and rabid
dogs'an emergency exists by reason of
which it Is necessary for the'mm
?into preservation of the public Safe
ty that this ordinance shall be In force
from and after Its passage, approval
id publication and It to ordained
that Mayor.
Town of Louisburg, N.. C.
THEO. HASSELL, Clerk.
MONEY TO LEND ON IMPROVED
farm landa. 6 par cant lntaraat.
No commiaalon, no bonua. May run
for SI yeara or be paid off at option
of borrower. Only a abort tlma re
quired to sat the money.
7-14-tf 8. A. NEWELL.
There are a few things beat done
tomorrow whon tomorrow never comes.
No matter what happena, somebody
knew that la wonld.
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1925
It being the first Monday )n Septem
ber at or about the hSfcr ot noon, . at
the courthouse door In Lmilsbura. N,
[C^sell at liuElic auction to the high
est bidder tor cash the following -real
estate, to-wlt:
First Tract: A certain tract ot land
situate In or near the Town of Frank
llnton, Franklin County, N. C., des
cribed as follows: Bounded on the
North by the lands of- Dr. Harris' es
tate, Jack Fuller; on the East by the
lunds of Tom Mltchel}/ Tobe Yarbor
ough and S. C. Vann's estate; on the
South by the lands ot the Seaboard
Air Line Railway; and on the West by
the Jands ot Henry Person and others,
containing 9 acres, more or less.
Second Tract: A certain lot or par-1
eel ot land situate in the Town ot i
Franklinton, bounded on the East by
the lands of S. S. Ratley; on the North!
by the lands of Tobe Yarborough; on I
the West by the National Highway;
and on the South by W. H. Long's es
tate, and known as the William Long
Home Place.
Third Tract: A certain lot situate
in the Town ol Franklinton, and de-;
scribed as follows, to-wit: Beginning!
at a staka. on Raleigh and Franklinton .
Road, corner of Isaac Williams' lot; j
tl'tnce along raid Williams line 108'
feet East to S. S. Ratly's line; thence
North along said Ratly's line ninety
six (96) feet to a stake in S. S. Ratly's
line and corner for residence of W. H. j
Long lot; thence West one hundred
lot;
eight (198) feet along said Long line
to Franklinton-Kaleigh Road; thence
along said Road ninety-six (96) feet
to the beginning, the same being a
part of the William Long Home Place.
Fourth Tract: A certain lot or tract
of land situate in the Town ot Frank
linton, N. C., adjoining the lands of H.
W. Fuller and others, and known as
the Bill Baptist Place and being the
same lot conrveyed to Wm. H. Long by
C. 8. Williams by deed duly recorded
in Franklin County Registry in Book
146, page 466.
Fifth Tract: A certain lot or par
ol land situate in Franklin County,
Franklinton Township, containing 7.20
acres, more or less, and being lot No.
7 of the W. H. Long Lands, see map
recorded in Map Book 1, page 90,
Franklin County Registry, reference
to which is hereby made for a fuller
description.
This the 6th day of August, 1925.
W. L. LUMPKINS,
8-14-4t Commissioner.
SALE OF REAL ETSATE
Under and by virtue of the power
if sale contained in that certain deed
of trust executed by \V. W. Shcaron
to Wm. H. RuiTin, Trustee, dated Sept.
2tith, 1921, recorded in Book 234, page
311, Registry of Franklin County, N.
default having been made in the
payment of the indebtedness thereby
secured and demand for foreclosure
having been made upon the under
signed trustee by the holder of the
bond representing said indebtedness,
I will on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1925,
at or about the hour of Noon at the
courthouse door in Louisburg, N. C.
offer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, the following
described lot or parcel of lurid:
Situate in the Town of Franklinton,
County of Franklin, State of North
Carolina and beginning at an iron
stake, corner for Winston and Mason
Streets; thence N lSd 30' E 126 feet
along the line of Winston Street to an
iron stake, corner of Miss Mary E.
Harris line; thence S lSd 15' E 145
feet along the line of J. S. Joyner lot
to an Iron stake in the line of Mason
Street; Ijience S 81d 30' E 9C feet with
Mason Street to the beginning, being
the unsold portirn of the lot described
in the above mentioned deed of trust
This 13th day of August 1925.
8-14-5t WM. H. RUFF1N, Trustee.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Administrator
of Richard C. Burnette, deceased, late
of Franklin County, North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against said estate to present
the same to the undersigned on or be
fore the 14th day of August, 1826, or
tills notice will be plead in bar of
their recovery. All persons Indebted
to said estate will please make imme
diate settlement.
This August l4th, 1925.
HORTON G. BURNETTE,
Administrator.
V.'m. H. Ruffin, Atty. 3-14-6t
RE-SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE
Under and by virtue of an order of
Bale made by the Superior Court of
Franklin County in that special pro
ceeding entitled '<G. M. Beam, Admr,
of J. E. Malone, deceased, vs Percy
Malone, et als," and a further order
of re-sale made in said special pro
ceeding on account of an upset bid
having been made with the Clerk of
tho Court, the undersigned will, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1925
at or about the hour of noon, at the
courthouse door In Louisburg. N. C..
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash the following describ
ed real estate, to-wlt:
Bounded on the North by the Foster
J Road; on the East. South and West
the land? of Mrs. J. K. Dorsett, con
Hnnlng 49 acres, more or less, and be
ing the lands conveyed to J. E. Ma
lone by J. O. Hayes and wife by deed
recorded In Franklin County Regis
try, Bbok 146, page 98, reference to
which la hereby made for a fuller and
more complete description. But there
is excepted from the above described
tract a lot 88 feet by 48 feet. Which
was conveyed by 3. H. Malone to the
Onk Grove Masonic Lodge by deed re
corded In Book 202, page 62.
This the 14th, day of August, 1.126.
RAYMOND O. BAILEY.
8-21-8t Commissioner.
of Bunn do laiue Its bond* foB^_^_
pose of proTidlng an electric light
plant for arid town.
Section 2 That the maximum ag
gregate principal amount of the bond*
Shall be flTTOOO; the maximum rate of"
futures! which aakl bonds shall bear
shall bo'six per centum per annnm,
payable srmi-annuallr.
Section 3. That a tax sufficient to
pay the principal and Interest of the
bonds shall be annually levied and
collected.
Section 4. That the maximum' per
iod within which the said bonds shall
mature shall be thirty years.
Section 6. That a stutement of the ;
debt of the municipality ha? been fil
ed with the Clerk and is open to pub
lic inspection.
Section 6. That the average asses
sed value of property subject to taxa
tion by the town of Bunn for the three 1
fiscal years in whleb the taxes were
last levied as shown of said statement
is $i:;o.oog.
Section 7. That the amount of the
net debt of tho Town of Burnt, out*
standing or to be outstanding, exclu
sive of the proposed bond issue, as
e! own by said statement, is: Nothing. ]
| Scct'on &. That this ordinance shall
take effect when approved by a ma
jority of the valors of the Town of
luDn, at an cle-rion as provided for
iii the said Municipal Finance Act
Section 9. That in fixing the maxl
mi.in period within which the bonds
shall be authorized shall, mature. It
has been determined by this Board
that tho average period of-nisefulnest)
of the said electric light plant for
v/hich these bonds are to be issued is
thirty years. )
Section' 10. That this ordinance be
published once, a week for four suc
cessive weeks in the Franklin Times,
a newspaper published in I.ouisourg,
and of general circulation in the Town
of Bunn, and in the County of Frank
lin.
R. N. SHEA RON, Mayer.
R. H. JOHNSON, Clerk.
The foregoing ordinance was pass
ed on the 11th day of August, 1925,
and was first published or posted on
the 14th day of August, 1925. Any ac
tion or proceedings questioning the
validity of sai-l ordinance must be
commenced within thirty days after
the first publication or posting.
R. H. JOHNSON.
S-14-4t Cl.-rk of tht Town of Bunn.
NOTICE OF* AN ELECTION IN THE
TOWN OF BUNN, NORTH
CAROLINA
Notice is hereby given that in ac
cordance with the provisions of an
ordinance of the Town of Bunn, North
C.roiina, entitled "An ordinance .to
Si'n nnn it^e Tl,Wn of Uunn t0 issue
$10,000 electric light Bonds," adopted
on the 11th day of August, 1925, and
the, Provisions of said ordinance
the Board of Commissinuers of the
Town of Bunn. in the County of Frank
iu. State of North Carolina, do here
I '/ At*/1 A ?? A A* , ,
o-'. or(,lor au etection to be ' held on
- 7 -vvv,u? t-u oe neia on
! Saturday, the ::rd day of Octolier.
1j2o, at which there shall be submit
ted to the voters of the Town of Bunn
the issuance of $10,000 of electric light
bonds and the levy of a special tax to
provide for the payment of the prin
cipal of said bouds and interest. Said
tuT'LIV .n,at,ure ?erlally as follows.
The first ten bonds in the sum of $500
eich, shall mature biennially, the first
bond to mature two years after date
of issue and the remaining nine bonds
biennially thereafter; and the last ten
bonds in the sum of $500 each, shall
mature annually, the first of said ten
bonds to mature one year after ma
turity of the last bond of the first ser
ies of\ten, and the remaining nine
bonds anuuaHv thereafter; the last of
said bonds shall mature thirty years
from date of jssue. Said bonds to
|l.ear interest at The rate of six per ccn
t" m per annum, payable semi-annual
ly. \ I
R. B. Dodd is hereby appointed Keg-1
iMrar, aqd J. it. Alford ahd J. H. Eal
lentlne are appointed pollholders for
said election. The voting nlace shall
be at Bunn Drug Co., In the Town of
Eunn, the usual voting place in said
Town and thj said election shaR,
ho held and conducted as is provided
? n the general election laws of the
I. ?h0S?, TOting for th0 h loption of
saidi ord.nance and the issuance of said
bonds and tax levy shall deposit a
ballot upon which there shall be writ
ten or printed "For the ordinance au-i
jthoring $10,000 electric light bonds,
and a tax therefor." And those rot
Ing against the adoption of said ordi
nance, and issi ance of said bonds and
the levy of said tax shall deposit a
ballot upon which there shall be writ
ten or printed '.Against the ordinance I
authorizing $10,000 electric light bonds I
and a tax therefor."
A new registration is ordered and
the registration books will be kept
opeijvfor such purpose at Bunn Drug
Co. in the Towu of Bunn, as provided I
by law for twenty days, beginning
Saturday, August 29th, 1925. and clos
ing Saturday. September 19th, 1925.
? y order of the Board of Cominls- i
sloners of the Town of Bunn, this lith
day of August, 1925.
? ,? n- SHEARON, Mayor. ,
It. H. JOHNSON. Clerk. S-14-6tl
EXECUTOR'8 NOTICE .
Having qualified as executor of thel
estate of Wlfllam Sherod Gay, deceas-1
ed, late of Franklin County. North
Carolina, this is to notify all persona
having claims against the estate of
said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned at Spring Hope, North I
Carolina, Route 1, oa or before the
2? d*y of July. 1926, or this notice
will be pleaded In bar of their recov-1
?ry. All persons Indebted to said es
tate will please make Immediate pay-1
ment. This the 30th day of July, 1935.
. ^ A OAY,
7-?l-6t Executor of Wm. Sherod Gay.
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LAXATIVE BR3M0 QUININE TSUMs mwveths I
l? w. GROVES ?IgDfttv* ? i box. 30c.
u
Person, et al. Va. Roselyn Person, et
al . the undersigned Commissioner
v/ill on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st, 1925
?at or-about the I ruin of-Noun, al?ftrrr
courthouse door of Franklin County,
offer for sale-at pnMlc auction to the
highest bidder ftfr cash the follow
ing described real estate: >
First Tract: A one-half undivided
Interest it that tract or parcel of land
situate In Frankliaton Township,
FVanklln County, Slate of North Car
olina and bounded on the North by the
Tom Coriyers Estate, on the East by
the new road leading out .-of the,
Franklinton-Neeomore road and on
the West by the lands of A. B. Wester
and others, containing 13a ai res, more
or less, and being the tract of land
purchased by S. S. Person and Cora
t Person, now Cora B. Long from J.
L. Mitchell and wife by deed recorded
in Book 146, page 530, Registry of
iFranklin County.
I Second Tract: A one-half interest
^r. that lot or parcel of land situate
near the town of Franklinton, Frank
; Union Township, State and County
aforesaid and bounded on the North
by the lands of G. R. Long, on the
East by the Seaboard Air Line Rail
road and on the South and West by
C-ICgg Lane, containing about one apre
J more or less, and being the lot con
veyed to S-. S. Person and Cora B.
Person, now Cora B. Long by Betsey
Perdne by deed recorded in Book 190,
page 352, Registry of Franklin Coun
ty, N. C.
! Third Tract: That lot or pare 1 of
land situate on the Henderson Road
:r.ear the town of Franklinton, Frank
'linton Township, County and State
I aforesaid and bounded on the N'crth I
by the lands of'Fletcher Harris and on
the East by the Henderson Road, on
the South by Fletcher Harris an! on
: t he West by the Seaboard Air Line
Railroad, containing about one-half
acre, more or less and being the lot
ccnveyed by Mourning Williams to
S. S. Person.
Fourth Tract: A one-fifth und:vid
ed interest in that lot or parcel of
| land situate near the town of Frank
1 lirton, Franklinton Township, County
and State aforesaid and hounded on
the North by Merritt Wilder Eestate.
icn the East by Clegg Lane, on the
South by the Louisa 1'aschall Estate,
! and cn the West by Ballard and Cheat
jham, containing one acre, more or
| less, the said one-fifth Interest having
.been inherited by the said S. S. Per
son. deceased, from l.is m ither, Betsey
Person.
! Fifth Tract: That lot or parcel of
I land situate near the town of Frank
? Union, Franklinton Township. State
Innd County aforesaid, and bounded on
| the North by Church street, on the
j East by the lands of E. L. 'Long, on
the South by the Mary King Estate and
Jon tii." West by A. S. Powell residencei
lot, containing about one-fourth of an
acre, more or less and being the lot
I conveyed to S. S. Person by Amanda
IE' ans by deed recorded in Book 190,1
| page 370. Registry of Franklin County.
This 19th day of August, 1925.
J. E. MA LONE, JR., - ,
! S-2S-4t Commissioner.
tar of Deeds of Franklin Conwy,
Book 234. Page 356, default having
been made in the payment of the ln
ccbtedness secured therein and the
holder thereof having made demand
upon me to foreclose. I will oil
MONDAY, HEPTEMBKR 14^1925
at or about the hour of noon, sell at
public auction at the courthouse door'
in Louisburg, N. C., to the highest bid.
dtr tor cash, a certain tract or parcel!
of land situate in Fracklinton Town
ship, Franklin County, North Carolina
aid described as follows: Beginning!
at a stake in the road leading tc Mrs i
Lucy Conyers, running parallel with
said road North to William Allen's
corner; thence East along William j
Allen's line to Wayward Plu a Tier's '
line; thence along Hay ward Hum
mer's line South to 'Jonnie Hayes'I
line; thence West along Jonnie Hayes
line to the beginning, containing ten
acres, more or less, being lot bought
or Robert Allen.
This August 8, 1925.
3-14-5t'
8-14-5t H. C. KEARNEY, Trustee.
Scientists say that camels roamed
over America three million years ago.
It was probably dry then.
By Tlrtue i
the undersigned from the
Court of Wake County In the abov*
entitled action, 1 will, on
mondXy. ot-ruBKk 'S tsisr" v
at 12 o'clock -M. at the courthftnao door
of Franklin County, sell to the high
est bidder for cash to satisfy said exe
cution, all the right, title and Interest
which the said J. A. Turner, one of
the defendants herein had ac the date
of the docketing o.f this judgment or
had at any time thereafter in and to
Lot No. 6 Block B of the Turner King
Property situate on Middle street, lr?
the Town of Loulsburg, County of
Franklin, State of North Carolina.
This 4th day of September, 1925.
9-4-5t F. W. JUSTICE, Sheriff.
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