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Aloiris; Drs. L-Ford.' ?: '
, grjucaertOeia . tiieir., regu
lar installation of 'officers on Monday
Personal.
s Dr. -S; C- Ford j went to: Haleigb-Monday-
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town this w'eek;""!,-- . ,V '--,K,
B.-Canned?, t)f Oxford Visited
our qwn -last wekri .v.
A -K. C Underwood of Yoan?flTilIp.-
was in town-Monday. V""- '
s ' MUs Francis Winaton returned ts.
Wilsottitbe past; week. ' v "
-fulfils Mittie; : Conway TeUrued to
Waike Forest yesterday, yvv
. Miss Kathlesn. Ballard returned
to HendersonYille, Tuesday. - '
r Miss Pearie,-Tavlor. of ' Ovfrtri'
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iis rismngAt Mr. & .-Morris'.
Mr. Giles Winstead has a&oeia
.ted himself -with. he firm of Mrg.
G.,Best & Son. . "
Lei our merchants pull together
for the aphoilding of out: -'town :r this
year. , ,Ths .best r way to v aeeomplish
uiib is wJt auYeruse.;. - -7, -
Mr. J.'L; King moved his family
to Raleigh aesday, and will make
that his future home. He will take
a position with the Standard Oil Ca,
at that place. " .:: -:" :-1 k . "-; (
-A" very enjoyable rabbit bant
Was had here on Wednesday U . by
a if umber of'' our f ; young boys rand
' ffirla. The huut was very much en-
joyed by all and eleven rabbits were 1 v John Winston - and daughter of
havered. i YoungsvilJe .' Were in town Sutnrrlatr
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' . The Town Commissioners 'met
, io regular session on: Monday v night,
and aside from alio wing accounts for
extra police service during the holi
days, nothing of importance was at
tended to.
Miss Mabel Vann entertained a
siumber of her young friends at a
reception at her home on Saturday
v afternoon. It was a , Tery enjoyable,
occasion and all present had a 4e
lightful time. , w
Josh Williams, an old and rts
pectable negror died .here yesterday
morning. Ucele.osh,? so we are
informed, had been In the employ pf
Mrs. J? H. Henley and Mr. S. CL
T&nn'ior'fieairly ..sixty . yearjk-' x'r ;
Mr. 3E. F. Blackley wiU move
iiis family from Louisburg toFrank
tin ton in a few days and occupy the
dwelling' recently vacated, by Mr.
J. L. King. Mr. Blaekley informs
us that he will return to the railroad
as engineer.
Walking seems to be very godd,
to at least some of our citizens, as we
learn that on Saturday v Messrs. Joe
iuyww, xiugu xjamms anu r,jjics:
Conway walked to Youngsville and
baek, am! on Sunday Messrs. B-. F.
King Donald Hicks and L. C. Pirie
walked to Ki trell and back.
JU1 members of Co. F. are or
dered to meet at their armory here
on Friday arts p. m. for drill. They
. e also ordered to meet' here early
on Tuesday morning, January 12th,
-in time to ' take the early- traitt to
2taleih, as they will attend the in
; angaratton of the Governor oh that
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Among the movers we notice
' that The Cooke Farpiture Cd., is
. ' tnoving ta the olef B. W. Ballard
store on Maia street, Kearney &
Williams to the Williams store room
recently occupied by Mrs. D. G.
Best & Son, and the last named are
moving to the store on Mason street
vacated by the ' Ceoke Furniture
-Co.
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j , , Mr. L,' H. Moss, whose home
wis near Brasfleld, Granville oountyi;
died on FrJay nigljit at the ripe old
, .age of 66. His death was supposed
to have been caused from injuries re
x j Kjeived whiles attending to hlsTmaler
' -on one morning . about two weeks
before the time of his, death. He
leaves a wife and four children and
many friends.-. His remains were
buried at Banks Chapel on Sunday
af ternobn, Kev; 1. ;Er Coletiaine
loonduoting the services. The 1 be
?v reaved hate our sympathy. ."'
:A Jb are well reception party was
4ivt;a at the hotel her on Thursday
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iight of last week by the young la
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-1), F. Cheatham,; of Norfolk, visit
ed Capv E. J. Cneathana tnis ''week.
Miss Marguerite Moss left Mon
day to enter Peace Institute at Ral-
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Miss Eleanor Tann returned
Tuesday to Greensboro Female Col
lege. ? Mrs. F. S. Hearn, of Albemarle, is
visitina: her daughter, M: L. C
Fine. . - - - ,v
Richard H. Eastman of Rich-
mend, was in our town few days
last week
Charlie Pritehard, of Portsmouth,
visited friends and relatives here the
past week.
Miss Bebe Staunton left Monday
to enter the State Normal4 College
j at Greensbero.
Miss Lena Parker, of Warrenton,
spent Wednesday night with Mrs.
W. Ballard, . x
j Mr. J. J. Barrow and family spent
.the day and night Thursday, at Mr.
B. W. Ballard's.
-. MlOOAO T ZtrwmXk. .Ji "VT 1 12 lift - t 'm
returned . to-day from ;a visit to
friends ic Richmond," Va.
t j Misses jLina and Annie Uoletraine
returned to school at Greensboro
FemaleCollege thitVeek.
Misses Martha Harris . aad Susie
IfcGbee returned yesterday t the
Baptist u mversity at Raleigh.
j miss Alice uarris returned Mon
day to Duke to resume her dntio o.
teacher , in the school at that place.
Mr. Andrew Green, of Raleieb.
after spending ssveral days at. Mr.
J, O. Green's, returned honW" Tuei-
Mies Bessie Sams, who has been1
visiting her brother $Ir. E. E. Sams.
returned to Baptist University mon-
day.
I Mrs. Laura Ballard aad Mr
Frank Ballard, alter! eperidiMg same
time with Mr., B. W. Ballard,; re
turned to their homes in Louisburg
Bumday.
j Messrs. Jessie and Wallace Cole-
traine returned to sehool at Rich-
tnond the past week, also Joe Joy-
ner -and Leonard Hendersod to
Warrenton. ': - ' .."."; .
Mr. ,N. H.,Cannady left Saturday
forTashinton, Tj C. Ao have va
RTF. D. Mail ;box . patented. It is
aij automatic- box that v wiir show
bpth catfier and owner;- at a -"Hfc
tahcerif it contains ! "arivthiner: v.Tr
lleam that the idea-has been . uneAnf.
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ed bjfftbe Post pffice Department."
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V' t " a e to tnew yunS gentlemen friends.
V . ; ' ' Progressiya. ' Conyti Mq
, V . ; : the game." At the proper v time . de-
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cram 1 At. thn nrniup
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l Jlicious rerresnments were -served m
; fj almost pressing manner. -Every one
-, ' '-r ; - present deolartd it the finesV ;of the
' 1 :fJij: Ss 8asonJv Dr S,; p.-yprd ww s
,'v "j ' jial;inianing jth
1 ' : - present were 'Misses Mary and Bebe
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intshtlikci;d tohniinCint--acUId ; p rthcr . Time-
prodigy endowed with lho.wwd6w of 45-inhcritor of -the
power, cenius. wealth and Wnri.to nr.....i. r
t and the Prince Boval mtn nhrvcA l.r,';. .V- riTTT
l:-manhIr a? , -raTn of thepresenl-the fostetkhild of.all ho-
;. Smno teing possibniUei, of which the Kcw Year m W
ccrtaintica!
Some bring theories, of which the New ('Yr make,
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franklinton
Biggest
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Best Store
brinjrs knowledge of merchandise aad oerantile 'eoadiUans
urpassed by any of our cTmrt
cf th n ZlfJZQT lrpK:tioa UTZ'n ttocl ticD
aa rsprwetli. T gtXfmnU " " e Pell U U
m.ltS J .Ur a,-ribandk l " lo " nature judfj-
msnt and prasUaU cxptnencs can obuin for spot etth with j4st
htUe on fcr living expenses. J
k- iV ffer an aPPrMriton of your pstrorugr au apprtticm
which means a realirat on thi fm,r w.if
financial problem is our financial problem, ti by rimg ktcft Y
values we seeure better customers and nthnsiasUc intndl
V,m wish for you that 1003 may b a most prosperous year, a
good year, and we hope that as i raw.t switUj by you wiU think
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FRANK IIMTON'S BIGGEST
QUALITY
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as thji thoughts of childhood, " sweet at the
honey eomb. Our loete line of candies.
Your Truly,
-FRANKL.IN GROCERY CO.
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We Tftaijk Every' Castomer
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THANKS
To My. Cm
forlh.ir liberal palrona. during ad hce we mm, .till .r.
yea in 1009. . . ... t
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Always the Cheapest Store
t Chicago Working W.Qpian:. Homeil"
r " A . whole family: an keep-' itself .' in
neaiin Dy-ine use oitut uaidweira
Syrup Pepsin: because it is '' a "laxative
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iui, wurK8 raiiuiy anujsureiy, ana 5ome
?uuiuu: oa uie .lamiiy .. is..: aimosb - al
most always mneedlof such a remedy.
Dr. Luella Underhill, - medical superin
tenden t of v the T Working--Woman's
xiuxne u inicao, writes mai sue gives
nothing but Dr. Caldwell's Syrup !Pep-
sm. is is aDsoiuteiy guaranteed to do
wha we claim.' and if vou want tt . trv
it' bef ore.buying, eend your address for
l - Belle Allen, Messrs Q. L " and Wal-J
'.' - 3" "Harrij, 'Leonard " Henderson. "Hugh
a free, sample bottle to -Pepsin Syrup
uo., iia tjaiaweu Diag.i Monticellorilu
It is sold bv The Boddie-Perrv Tim Pn .
;at SOcand $1 . a bottle - s v
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As, it is impossible for me to see and express
im person my many thanks and appreciation to
all my friends and onatoiqers I take. this method
-of saying that 1 am very grateful to ev.ery ona of
" yotx for yonr patronage and shall try to..aerit a
" eontinuance, of; your trade." As. in the' .pait'I
shall try to xneri your patronage ,by keeping , the '
very best .and most' up-to-date styles and the best
values for the money to be had ia-'thi towx or
." : anywhere, else." Again wishing y on a Happy He w
X'Year I ata'y L '"" r
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M, C. HEN
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Legal Blanks at TIMES Office
- ... . I want io take this opportunity to thank y
'rienda and castoaera for their liberal patrptage.
; To aaj iha least I am highly cliUd over mj btni.
aest for this fait I will endeavor to take cart cf
' you si Xluve dans talha past :iapprtiaUt6aw
: .' . baaineiit, and wish f or ycT all a Htm
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rircsrely vonrs.
EY G.
HICKS
h3vnarrij Leonard He ndeTSon, Hugh v , .;Vir:-w- : - r".s-- ; .
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