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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. A, 1C07.
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Mr. A. W.: Holmes ha accepted
position with Mi.IL K Fcarce.
G. C. Crfc Alabama, has
taken the position off tright operator
ith the S. A. I, iwns irf the place
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Only one caw Before Mayor
Jonway the past waak of any im
portance. That of Makaoim Foster
for disorderl? conduct $5.00 .and
oosts. '
1 The FranMmtoa wliite ball
team went to Wiltaaa and played a
game of ball with that team on Fri
day and the score resulted eleven
and four in favor of "Wiltoe.
; Mr. and MrsY W. EL Weaver sold
their stock of general raeiehandise to
I. H, Kearney on. Hooday mtd they
will leave soon far Lktletorm where
they will open a boarding bouse.
The Saw Mitt belonging to
Root. Brooks and JbhnvyCanady
The loss
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both colored located on the Moat
cromerv estate on lac river, was
burned on Monday mgkt.
was total.
Quite a heavy wind and Tarn
At or m visited this seetnon Tuesday
Afternoon. It lasted for only a few
-minutes and the ram greatly im
proved the comfort, the atmos
phere.
A few of our yosng ladits took
a da off and had qaise a fine tiule
paddliDg in the water at Brinkley's
Branch. They report a tine outing
and brought back company red
bugs.
Mr. L. C. Mitcfchxer ih addin
mucn to toe convenience ana ap
pearance of his pretty borne abou
four miles from here. He is ad
ding several rooms and will give it
a fresh coat of paint.
The colored hove bad two games
of ball here the past week, one with
Kittrell and one wx& Red Oak, on
Thursday and Saiunfay respectively.
In both games FrajLkIiaoa was vic
torious, first 8 and 5 and ihe second
.15 and 3.
On yesterday afternoon light
ening struck the .Itouse of A. M.
'Mitchell on South Mia Street and
destiojed one ehisinev :aad the
kitchen, an I turoke at bed potit i& a
-bed room. No one was hurt we at t
.erlad to aav. I
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The Sterling Cotton WXk store
is being greatly ioiprovvd by the
petition being removed and 'making
both rooms into one. This work s
under the supenriedafk of Mr. A. H.
Vann who will have it completed in
amost up-to- daJe and ieasin style.
Fenner Laytoo narrowly escap
ed an accident Tmoday afternoon
here while shifting; oa the Leuis
burg train. It seeax if he was
swinging on the caa and struck a
telephone pole which blocked him
fOff and in faJzng came near rolling
under the moving ear.
A spark from the saw mill of
I. H. Kearney esnght m a pile of
shavings near hiagia uad catae cear
setting lire to the gianiag plant.
JLuckily, tbroagh the swift actions
-of those present, the fiatnes were
extinguished before ay damage was,
done
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rNot next mfajgi, next week nor
to-morrow is the time to advertise,
bat to-dat. GashSi , the exam
ple of the worxni tessaaost , tatsiness
.men, those who hawe fought for
: itheir experiexice,, sad profit, while
you would only be esosSug oth er wise.
!fA hnit to the wiae should be uf
detent. , . - -
wife, - W.'X). Morris, Misses Minnie
and Kat'ie Bet Morris, Mrs. T. W.
W bed bee. MrI' Mary "Morris,' Char-'
tsKearnev, B. F. Cooke, Waiter
Cooke, E.f J. Cheatham, MissSue
Cheatham, Mrs. M. C. Henley vMiu?
es Bettie Vann Ward an$d HatUe
McGhee, R. N. Hicks, Otha and
DbnsUd Hicks, B. A. White, G. L.
Whitfield, Capt. I. H. Kearney,
Mesdaraes S. S. Britt, A. O. Perry
and Daisy Stone, D. E. Barkley.
Personal.
M. F. Allen spent Friday in Louis-
burg.
E. L. Cooke arrived in town yes
terday morning.
Phil Kearney, of Oxford, was in
town this week.
Miss Nellie Whitfield spent Mon
day in Louisburg.
A. O. Perrv and wife paid Louis
burg a short visit Sunday.
M. H. Vann attended a german in
Henderson Monday night.
Miss Lucile Withers, of Charlotte
is visiting Miss Katie Bet Morris. '
Mr. T. C. Harrison and wife, of
Weld on, are visiting at Mr. J. O.
Green's.
Miss Mattie Ballard left Thursday
to visit friends and relatives in
Ashville.
B. W. Ballard will leave Saturday
for the Noithern markets to pur
chase his fall stock of goods.
H. T. May and wife returned
Friday from quite an extended visit
to her people in Salisbury, Md.
Mr. J. W. No well and party left
vesterdav for Durham, where Mr.
Nowcll will take unto himself
wife.
H. A. Kearney and J. C. Tucker
passed through yesterday en route
to Raleigh to place Tom Upchurch,
the rapist, in the Wake county jail
for safe keeping.
Mr. Len. H. Adam and daugh
ter, Miss Annie, of Raleigh, passed
through town yesterday to attend
the family reunion of Mr. A. D.
Mitchiner near here.
Col. W. L. McGhee and Private
J. O. May returned yesterday from
Camp Perry Ohio and report a fine
trip. They scored ahead of Virginia,
Vermont and Indiana.
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The Coffees that were made famous by the great St. Ix)uU World' Fair. Vuiiom-mt the fair u hrd
more of Blanke s Coffee than they did any thing else. It i packed-frwh from (he rotCr-ia PUs
protecting ,t from lore.gn odors It is thoroughly cleaned before and aOcr routing t,r the Ulct iwprovd Lchlu
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ZO. 25, 30 AND 35 CENTS PER POHMtv
One Car each Flour and Ship Stuff just arrived to be sold at the lowest maxkpricc.
"THE STORE
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FflANKLINTON'S BIGGEST AND nrT -rr.
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ing with us Franklin's Representa
tive Hon. T. W. Bickett. He gave
in his usual expressive manner, a
very interesting and able address on
the "little things that help and hurt"
and if it was taken as intended it
will do us all good. It was some-
If you unr f mm bloating belching
sour stomach, InrIifrtion or DyrrtA
fake a Rings Dyspepsia, Tablet alur
each meal, and overcome th diug.
reabl trouble. It wiI Improve the
appetite,, and aid digestion, f d br
Hea. ey-Alstnn Drug Co, Iouibnb:. T.
P. Joyncr. Franklinton.
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thing we all needed and am sure we I t . n
j k rn . 4 ,r i lles,dence with 10 roomR,Jind cot
are benefitted by it. Wegive to Mr. . tjllTA i rnn9na o i.w
Hunt Allen.
On Wednesday evening after Rev.
W. E. Coltrane had about closed the
prayer meeting jServices he requested
the -congregation to remain stand
ing ior a few moments, when Mr.
H. A. Hunt entered from a side door
with Miss Evie Allen on his arm,
then Rev. Coltrane said the words
that made them man and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Hunt have' the best
wishes off host of friends who
wish theta at happy journey through
life.
Bickett a pressing irrvitation to be
with us again when ever he feels
he is in need of the country air and
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of land in heart of town. Abo lot
100 feet mjuare on Main BtreH in
business part of town.
R. B. Warr,
Franklinton, N. C
A Harvest Month's Great Harvest
of Bargains.
WONDERFUL !
The Closing Event of the Seasons CI
ing up Prices.
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Cwnbric Kmbrbidenr. two ar.d 2,0 tjv. I turbos. id )At
, inch Rood, Ck. fir xxx J l(ir. , itja 3 t C ttuhm vS, UU j
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j Corw-t rorer width aoad SW-. Nrok Sm 44 iUu.t. m
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Town Fathers.
The Board met on Monday night
m regular session and was call io or
der bythV Mayor, H. E. Pierce, 'A.
S. Joynex, D, Speed, F Bul
lock being present. The followipg
Application. of E. W.. Morris for
cutting street through the . Winaton
place was referred to street com
mittee.
An unfavorable report was made
by the committee on bridge at Tan
Yard. , . -
Application of E. W. Morris for:
the reconsideration of the pay for
taking , tax list was : continued
untu tne secretary could pe . pres
. M- .WwIy-;eii- The matter of naving the railroad
nertamea im oaiH aKnioon by to ; place gates across ; Mason street
an e:oqueo wana wja uwp at the railroad cfossing waavbrought
oepuiv iwaio xar Anarew bef5re Board: buti no informa
arn oi iienoerasa, ai w io, oe tion was obtained. TThia has ben
V regretted that evesy Maaoa iorth I takea up - authorities
vtul :adoes. JttMssiwa fras later-1 fit cA th J nnMtA fati '
y ' ersed teacr aadjret,. not a be put info operation:
, , wora leu ixoca risa io um cuu uoi
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tvltr'i ; Y Saturday, Aujust31it a pic-
c&mljestti Perry's and
;';;lp &6i Eherneaa:; Sunday Schools. 'In the
"; toT7n'Et"ii:1-liELf mbniiagweT had the plea ore' of bar-
A few m
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! rrgulaj- 20c, OSe and 2tfc talur.
ore rrtauaiU left Wai.t I-
Plaan Ujrria and droj-nUch takifcjr M 12c ai! I'M
How some people live so cheap. Sequel:
buy their goods from
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FKANK LINTON". N'. C.
STORE
I am now closing out my Spring and Summer Clothing at Greatlv
Reduced Prices to make room for my fall and winter stock. Come
and inspect my clothing before you buy.
Good line family drugs always on hand.
Come and reap onw of the matrilfi trna at
MRS.' M. 0. HESLKY.
FRANK U.VTO.S. N. C.
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I wish tOj thank my customere. for past fAvora , and, to invit
them back to the same old place io buy their freeh mieata. Market
bdepartments will be opened Friday Aug., 16, 1907. Give me a call
before buying. ,
Respectfully,
. .J. W. NOVELLf
j; . ' FRANKLINTON, N. O.
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-INSTALLMENT ACCOUNTS SOLICITED. '.
BF. Cooke, thQ Uridirirtnkor, Manager,
We hate just rodvtd ecral hundred ncmads of Wood. TVrtm
Ssed, coiapriaing trrtry known taricty. Inc: ba tmr r.-u.
lour ounce 15 ce-nU; caa pound &0 cU.
WE fiLSO . nflYE
m stock-Wood-a -e Mark'' bnsul Anlcal Cotir rW
Tear CloTer Bd Corn, Gtrman aad CatUil HilUt 8t;CcJW
Seed and all tarieUt of aaxiy and Uu CabWa Kla, ,
Bamembcr thai we make a rpccialty of Garden aaj rU rWda
GRESCEjNXp,RUlQ CO,:
O. DARKLCYi MAffACcri.
FRANKUhfTONN. a , ;
The GITIZENS
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SUMMARY.OF STATEMENT OF CONDITION MAY lflTH. 1S07.
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Yn.-F. J0Y1.ER, Cashier