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UOCAL.S.
Now is the'tirae to greasw the
wbeelt of yur business ; with print-
It will be t vour interest to
wateh) well your advertising at this
season' of the year." ' " ; -
Severa.1 papl froim Tonngs-r
ville carae?over to attend the enter
tainment Friday nistht.; ' .' , .
Work is prom easing finely on
the new residence' of Mr. W. P." Ed
wards on Winston heights 1 '5
We are sorry to learn of the
critical illness of . Mrs Hebecca
Sandling, who lives about five miles
west of here. , .
The railroad , bndgo crew left
here yesterday for Louisburg to put
in twe large corrugated irjpn culverts
under the road bed about one mile
from the depot tbere.
, The small boys went over to
Lomisburg yesterday and played a
game of ball with the boys of that
place. We learn that the playing
was vary good and the score 'result
ed .3 to 6 in favor of Franklinton.
We are requested to announce
that a speaial called meeting of the
Junior Order is called to meet in its
hall on next Monday night. Wrk
m the initiatory degree will be ir
order. All members are reqested to
be present
Hon. T. W. Bickett will delir.r
the commencement address for $be
Franklinton Graded School April
30th, 'at 11 o'clock, a. m. All the
patrons of the school are urged to be
present. The public is cordially in
vited to attend. r
' llev. A. D. Willcox, of Zebulon,
and who is a member of the Mission
ary Board f the North Carolina
cenference, gave a ,very . interesting
illustrating' lecture in the opera
house here last night. The main
object of lecture, from a financial
point, is to establish a Methodist
ehurch at Middlesex.
; Rer. J. H. Shore, of Greenville,
will preach at the Baptist church in
Franklinton, the annual memorial
sermon to the order ef Odd Fellows
on Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.
The lodge will attend in a body. All
the people are invited to be present.
The pastor Rev. T. B. Justice will
supply for a chureh in another part
of the State on that day.
Personal.
O. D. Hawley
visited Raleigh
Monday.
W. M. Best wet to Louisburg
yesteiday.
' Miss Fannie Bullock went to Hes
ter Saturday.
Mrs. G. E. Rid g way is visiting her
peopleiB Richmond.
Miss Mattie Ballard went to
Henderson Saturday.
Postmaster W. P. Edwards went
o Louisburg yesterday.
Mrs. C. F. Best visited her people
in (Louisburg yesterday.
Mrs. G. L. Whitfield went to Ra
leigh Tuesday on business.
Dr. R. B. Henderson went to
Raleigh on business Tuesday.
Mjiis Katie Bet Morris returned to
her school at the B. U. W., Raleigh,
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: Miss Josephine Henley, returned
to ichool at , . Salem ... College last
' Thursday.; ;:; . ' ;J l;t y , ; ; 4
Mis. F. L. Fuller and little daugbr
ter, Lncille, ef New Jersey, are visit
ing relatives in town. , ' :';;
,' . : Mrs. J: B. Perry and Miss Zola
Mitchell ...of "oungsville 4 were in
town
opping yesterday. r "
Mrs. Mary Vines and -Miss 'Ellis,
v.J.; ! ; ."were among tnose wno attemaed tne
ontertainsaent
Friday ; night from
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era of Vocal Music and j Voife in
the J3aptist University for Women
and Mis Phyllis , Woodall wbo':ia
doing post graduate work ajt thatin
institutioR, were induced '. to' 'give a
musical ecital, instruuental and. vo
cal at the Graded School Anditoriun
The songs were of a high order of
musical art ana rendered with great
ability. The Misses Day who did
.the siaging, are without doubt the
best, qualified in their line ,of work
of any, trainers located in. the. State.".
The scope of voice, accuracy of
tone and melody made that feature
a very satisfactory one, the violin
ist was an expert and. -whether she
played difficalt pieces regarning ras-
tery of bow and btnng or - touched
softly the plaintiff strains of some
familiar air, nobody wanted her to
stop and it was with regret that the
audience realized that, the program
was finished. We hope ere long to
have an opportunity to bear a simi
lar program rendered.
Good Road Supervisors Meet.
, On last Friday morning the Su
pervisors of Good roads, elected on
April 6th, held a preleminary meet
iu; for the purpose of organizing anu
to appoint committees to investigate
the places of building roads and th
proper kind of machinery to be useu
The following officers were elected.
Chairman S. C. Vann.
Secretary B. T. Green.
Treasurer Citizens Bank.
A committee of four compossed
of B. W. Ballard, S. C. Vann, C. S.
Williams, J. W. Sandling were ap
pointed to investigate plans and ma
ebinery for working the roads.
This committee accepted an invita
tion, from Mr, A.. H. Vann to . take
a througb-the-countrv trip on, the
Automobile to Wake Forest where
they had an engagement with Mr.
W. G. Allen, Supervisor of Roads
for Wake county on Tuesday. On
this trip Mr. I. H. Kearney acted' as
substitute for Mr. J. W. Sandling
who could not go. The committee
will likewise visit Warren county
and Louisburg, and possibly other
places where experience in road
building has been had, before pur
phasing any machinery or anything
else.
We learn that it is the purpose of
the committee to make every dollar
spent on the roads count one hun
dred cents,and that work will be
begun, as soon as they can possibly
get everything in readiness, after
the vote has been canvassed by the
County Commissieners in May.
Youngsville News.
A representative of the Times
made a short visit to .our neighbor
ing town of JTouhgsville one day
this week, and gathered the follow
ing items in that pleasant and "hust
hag" town:
The Bank of Youngsyille building
is being treated to a fresh coat of
paint which will greatly improve the
appearance of same.
Mr. J. H. Timberlake is erecting
a new residence on the lot adjoining
that of Mr. J. S. Timberlake.
Mr. C. G. Cheatham has about
eempleted his new residence on
Franklinton street . and has moved
his family in.
Mr. J. i5. "erry made a large
shipment of cotton Tuesday!-
Our little town is on right 'much
of a boom this year and it' is up to
our citizens to keep it going.; ,
Yeungsvilie ball tetni urider'7the
management f Messrs. R. C; Under
wood and ;1 J.' T. Vf ilson 7went : to
IndeMontanoV , played :. V pretty
game.of ball last Fridavi resulting in
a score lot 11 to 3 in ' f aVor f Youngs
ville. ; ; The? ; features ; of the game
rePttie pUchingo Bakeir" for
Henuersoh aiiid 8ii paying oi , Tfin-
ston, at short-stop and. the home
runfpFhitaker, Cv m the;9niin
iung, "with, jbasesolt f or: Youngs ville.
Our team played a very - fine came.1
f erKiuson .,oacK an tne- ame this
the y delight 'of - ey.
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Anyone wiahin
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FRANKLINTON'S BIGGEST
lose Dr. I. G. Kiddick nd his xoj-1
Iftflt wifu ti'o ara fin VttU
vv. iiin-u-
n favored our town with ou of hi
appointraents and we are nur the
election of Dr. Riddick as Prison :
Physician will be appreciated bv his
many friends throughout the Statn. j
The Youngsville Gradel School
commencement exercises will be held
Wednesday, April 28th, in the Grad
ed School Auditorium. Prof. R. H.
Ferrell and his able corps of teachers
deserve much credit for this another
successful term of the school and our
citizens teel proud of tbeir school
and well they may, for it is one of
the best schools in the State.
The town primary last Monday
niht ended a very warm campaign
for some of the tows offices and the
boys are once more (the CMef espec
ially) enjoying a breathing spell
and are relieved of suspense. The
result was Mr. Clem C. Winston
unanimously nominated for May ot
ter the next two years. The vote
for Commissioners was as follows:
J. B. Perry 59, O. C. Cheatham 50,
J. W. Winston 54, J. W. Woodlief
46, D. W. Spivdy, 58. The best
speech made in the prinUry wm
that of Mr. H. B. Winston tn nomi
nating S. E. Winston for Treasurer.
It was a gem of thought nd per
trayed the progress of the town
down to the present and his ef
fort won mu(ih, applause and con
gratulatioE from those present. Now
the primary is over let all pull t
getherfer. the" upbuilding of the town
and for unity.1- : " - ' , :
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Mr; John A. Willia roe, . f Boles-'
viUe, has moved his family hero and
has accepted a position with Spivey
&--Timb6rlaker 'i-;-:7l.':vT-
r. Quite a crowd of our people went
down tfi"Mooje,a yond where they
enjoyed a picnic Easter7 V 7
7 - Our two planing mills - are , now
runnine on full timo and. ship about
8' or 10 cars of tiraber7 eaeh week.
Why can!t or bvsiness men get , to
gether .and startaome other -enter-
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Red Road Items.
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;p!mins their cora crop, and ilo
i jetties raad v for the tobaaco and i
cotton crop.
The Sindsv School chUdraa cmr'
eoiiien ai Mountain Urove scad
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my Monday night of last wak. It
was gitratly enjoyed by all who at- J
tended.
A large nnmber of our neighbor- j
ing boys and girla attends! the pie ;
nio at Guptoa's Mill Kaatt-r. Theyj
reported a nice time. j
MiM Carrie Ball, from Franklin- j
ton, aocotnj anied by her coain, Missj
Martha Morton, spent Kater with
her parents near Alert. j
Beauty of Body.
A healthy body U a WaoUfat bdy, I
and beauty of body U to pn"fertl j
to beautr of far ft i
xor a woman to nave a crf complexion
it her body is in xh health To Jr.
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sure food health tt is ne.eivary to rp
the stomach active and the tiwU
orn. This can best be don by the
use of Dr. CaldweU' Syrup !pln. the
great stomach, tlrer and bowel rriruU. !
tor. It is absolutely gvarantred to do '
rhat we claim, and if tou want to tr I
It before buying, send your addrcs for
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is ol. by The Boodle-Ferry Vrvs Co.,
at 50c and II n bottle.
Read the rain formula on tb box of
Pink Pain Tablets, Then ask. vour
DtMrtor If t lT la n KMn -
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where. Dr. Ship's 1'iok lain Tabku
chec h-ad paina, womanly i-sltw, ra
anywhere Try net and see! -0 for i$c
Sold by The Iloddie-rrry Drug Cx
Fancy New Orleans Sufir bouse mo
lasses. Genu too St. John's. Portoric
molaMes, Excellent sugar ayrnp joit
received by Tbi It. W. liallard-Co.
Fancy New Orleans Sujrar house mo
lasses. Genuine St. JohV rortortca
molasses. ; Excellent surar syrup Jot
teeeiTedbj The D.W.BaJUrd Co. j
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Winston heights.' Ayplj at onco
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