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b R A N K'.L- I N T ON
WEDNESDAY.
. V-Our, street comraitte ft iill
' Uing lomt fine work on our street,
' Mr. E. G. . Ellington haj mo ve4
his f amilj to his old home place near
Ingleside. ' ' . -
Mr. J'. tC Conway hat again
taken a po.itioa on the Louiaburg
Railroad. ' "",
If you advertise your business
the people know? what you hare to
offer them. !
-Grease the wheels of your busi
ness with printer's ink that tha
speed of your sales maybe increased.
'A fine seven pound boy arrived
at the home of Mr. W. H. Gibbs on'
Saturday morning, so its "Pa" now..
directed to the new ad - cf McGbee
J oyner .Co., in this , issue. Don't
fail te read it.
-The members of the show from
Kitfcreli were busy arranging the j
opera bouse for the presentation of
the "Private Secretary" here last
night.
Mr. Will Freddy, who lives
, about 6 miles northwest of town, had
the misfortune of losing his feed
house and contents by fire one night
'last week, he firei started about
7 o'clock and the origin is unknown.
If our readers could get into the
habit of telling the merchants that
they read their ads it would insure
more bargain or better information
te purchasers in regard to their shop
ping. Let everybody try this for
awhile and see how it Vorki.
D Elv.P A R T M E N T .
FEB 10TH ,1009, . . . ; . I
light of all present. , There "wr-
two prizes voted tp' thf; young; lady
aua gentleman ;wno' were most liable
to remain an bid mild, and 4 an old
bachelor, those jrecemngM the,, .prices
were Miss Kate Wilder and Mr. J.
R. Cii3ke. rTh'f prizes were . a -juice
uox ot eanay icq. it was:: a vtry
enjoyable oecasion. 7 -;
Personal.
' C. S. Williams spent Tuesday in
Raleigh.
Mr. R Ballard went , to Ral
eigh Monday..
W. E. W hite, ot Jjouwburg, wa
m town Monday.
T. K. Alien, of near Louiaburg,
was in town Tuesday on business.
Mr. T. L. Justite. of RaWh i.
The attention of oar readers is j spending a few days with his parents
here.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Best spent
Sunday with her people in Louis
bnrg. r
Mrs. C. F. Southerland, of Greens-
Rev. Raymond Browning, of
Littleton, will deliver the first ser
mon of the series of meetings, to be
gin m the Methodist church here,
next Sunday afternoon at 3:30
o'clock. The night services will be
ginat 7:30 o'clock, but at this writ
ing no difinite time had been set for
the morning services.
All members of the Junior Order
are especially requested to be present
on Monday night, February
22nd as important business
will come before the order
There will be bo meeting on Mon
day night the 15th on account of the
protracted meeting , that will be in
iessia at the Methodist church.
We are requested by Capt. I. H.
Kearney to state that all members ot
"Company F. are oidered to meet in
-their armory in Franklinton on the
raoTning of March 5th, dressed for
Inspection and that no excuse will
be taken for non attendance. Also
hatadrill is ordered for Friday,
February 19th, at 3 o'clock and
every member is requested to be
"present.
Sergeant A. R. Holmes informs
us that the Junior Reserves are get
ting along finely and now has a
membership of twenty-three, but
also says "there is room for more."
It is vthw desire of Serg't Holmes and
Capt. Kearney te arrange so that
they may go with Company F. on
the next encampment and to do this
it will require a little cash, so if .any
of our citizens wish to lend enceur
agement to the younger boys you
ma see either of the above, named
gentlemen who will gladly re
ceive yor donatitn.
Qn Sunday night at their home
near lnssoms, Menrs Willie Ray
and Atthur Jackson were called from
Jtheir room and shot by an unknown
iperson . It seems that early at night
some one knocked at the, door and
Ray went to see who it was and upon
opening the door he received a load
of shot from a gun in the right , side
then Jaokson ran to his rescue and
Pn reaching the door he. also re
ceived a load in the leg. Inform
tion reached here yesterday that
while- Jackson was. not much hurt
Ray was very seriously iniured. At
this writing no clue as to the guilty
party has beeni obtained.
,Oo Wednesday Xnight- of last
week, Miss Jessie Evans gave a par
tj to a number of her friends in hon
j or ef her birthday, at the home J of
"lier father, Mr, E. H. Evans, near
- town. ; i An old time square dance
' was ; ind ulged in, together ! with
many other amusements, after which
.refreshments were served to the ; cfe-
boro, is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. C.
Pirie. .
. Miss Katie Pirie, of Henderson,
visited her brother, Mr. L. C. Pirie,
Sunday.
Mrs. H. C. Taylor and Mrs. J. W.
Rollings worth, of Louisburg, visited
Mrs. E. P. Blackley Tuesday.
Mr. A. H. Vann and Dr. S. C.
Ford went &ver to Louiaburg Fri
day night to attend the "old time
dance." '
Mrs. B. T. Green left Monday
for a short visit to relati
Hillsboro. -She was accompanied as
tar as Raleigh by Mr. Green. V
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Blaek return
ed yesterday from Shelby where
they went to attend the funeral of
her raotb&r, Mrs. J. L. Sullivan.
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M FRAiraxmToirs biggest aitd best store f.' i
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Wednesday, February 10th'
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On thistle we will .how the largest assortment of new .prinff .lyU. in etnbnri. .t
shown in th e section. Adrscog&ins Blecking, fine finish. Sale pric 8
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2000 Tarda Embroiderifa 6 to 9
inches wide.
Match Sets, Values 12 1-2 to 15e.
Sale price 9
2500 yards Linen Torchons, Match
Sets
Worth 7 1-2 to 15c
Sile price 5c
McGhee-Joyner Co.
Franklinton, N. C
IB inch Kabrttidrr
em-rs ecl Lonnct..
Worth
Sale price
for oftri
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Harried.
On last Wednesday nigbt at theu
j home of Mrs. Mary Cooper, at seven
I nVlnt Mr W A 1TZn' 1 1
Lena Burnette, were united in the
holy bonds of wedlock by Squire.
J. E. Jieholion in the presence of a
few friends.
The b-id is a daughter of Mrs.
James Bfurnette and is a bright and
accomplished young la4y. The
groom is the oldest son of Mr. Wal
ter King and is one of our most en
ergetic younfij men, who is to be con
gratulated upon having won Miss
Lena, as a helpmeet in lifer f
The happy youns ooupie have a
host of friends who extend their
best wishes and congratulations.
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Swiss Embroideries Flounce. VAc nr1 lmf.. . .. .
Waist Fronts m colors. The newest things for Spri&i: 1909 imports dirtt fmtn St. Oali
EARLY SPBING OPENINO-Advance slyl.a Lioen, Lin.. Uw,,!, fc vwt ftM l0mU
The new Poplins in all shades, boIic! and strips. Kew attm V,, Ot0Jb. and GaJ.Ua CU. UTS
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"THE STORE QF QUALITY"
FRANKLINTON'S BIGGEST AND
BEST STORE
The Store of Quality.
The McGhee-Joyner Company, of
Franklinton, having adopted the
name of theirs as being "the Store of
Quality," and laying claim to the fact
that they are owners of "Franklin
ton's Biggest and Best Store," are
proving to the readers of the Times,
and especially of this department
that they intend to-make their claim
good.x They have the goods the
people need and must have, and as
will be seen from their advertisement
hi this department, they are offering
them at such prices that everybody
can buy without embarrassing them
selves in the least. The members of
this firm make it a point to please
and benefit their patrons, and their
excellent and very polite corps ot
salesmen, have been more than once
spoken of very highly to this writer.
But before we forget it, we want to
say to the ladies that they should go
to the big safe of laces, embroideries
and other things that is now going
on.
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farmers' "Supply Store
and MULES
THE B. W. BALLARD CO.. again rrrerts you. Our hosim-w lxst ycr n-!
ceeded our moM sangTiine expectation. We thank our friend lor tbir pl-:
ronage in 1908 and we want your hoArnew for 1909. We-hav ample mean to'
pay cash for all the Roods we buy. Our boeiness ia run ocramall Mixniw. Thi '
enables us to sett roods on very close margin for cash, and on ry reasonable ' ,
terms On Timh, We carry everything in farmers suppli-Meat, Flur. Larti
Sugar, Coffe. Molasses, Corn, Oats Tobacco, Snuff, Soap and small jrrocenra.
Cole's Cotton Planters, Shovels. Fbrks, Nails, Horse anf Mole Shoi.
Guano We-sell Raleigh Standard. Old Dominion. Horws Bst, Ky. Sixtcr
per cent Acid Phosphate, Kaint, Nitrate Soda, Cotton Seed Meal. Don't for-
get while wesU goods very low for cash, we want rourTwi Busixc&a. Ta
those trading with us on time. TZe- will famish them t cash to buy uch ar
tides that we-do not carry. Make-e nota of this. Time- citomcry who girr 1
us mortgages r who have order firxxn tkeir Land lorcUor others that rv
Tbt larcvl and bi Ur:oR f ufcd rcnifcf Mora aa
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NOW IN ' MY BARN
The B, W. Ballard Company
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P. S. It duriag the year ou Time Customers get ia "hard place," and
need a little cash, you can get it from us,
P. S. !.. 2 We seft the oldmhabla 'Patapco rao. Don't forget ihb
when y6u. but your guano.
.. If you would have a safe yet certain
Cough Remedy in the home, try Dr.
Snoop's at least once. . It is thorough
ly unlike any theV; Cough:, preparation
Its taste will be entirely, new to you
unless itjs already :ypnr favorite Cough
Remedy. "No opi um, chloroform, or any
other stupifying ingredients are : used.
The tender leaves of a harmless; lung
healing mountainous shrub, give itb Dr.
Shoop's r Cough Remedy, its. wonderful
curative "properties ; ; It is truly a nost
certain and trustworthy ' prescripton.
Sold by The BoddiePerry.Drug Co.
DR iFORD
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dealer, that t. aupplr of uraUs. with jual:lr. will U ,t -
thi. vear th .r Mm. IU cjaick a&d bvr ao. Ter. 13 T . u.
mm noi get U,i qutiitj. rartra ,mr
Caatalia, KiV Hill, Itarra'. Iktdgt, KilU.ll, Wtltc. ?rat i
Young.rUlr. Wake Porrat, Roler,!!.. WaWiUJd, I'iloi cr l.f.r.
Rda, Springbok or any otW T.nn.t,. cat, vy -wail aSm. v i,. . .
little mora fiat to coae to lxrrg to gat iair fcr
where Uj can gat oote quaiitv i a htUe lr. rw, ivx ft... r
" w - r wao caSOJM rrslv ft few l-S
whole aan. Mr irada rvaebt f oitBtr vrry jrar lu.,..,..lk,
partis enUUed to credit ca ftl aa aoaibc , a. .
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J can frwtn their ntigblior.
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Have No Bqnal aa a Preveativo r Cnr
for Chills.
They ot only-Cart Chilla, bat Batld
and Tone Up your Syatera. For aala
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WAGONS! WAGONS!
I hava every aiie 1 and 2 herva. lihl and Hmtt. Ati. .
Thimble Skin, and en nip yo with tbe wht mt5t, iju.i rt
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