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-Chief XJooke killed ra mad dpg
croaslnz oti Mason street, i - v
Stephen Holden visited Creedmore
Tuesday on wbusiness of course" v
--JMr. G ,L Ennis, 'of Raleigh, " is
ogineer on tfie Louisburg rbkd ;this
week ia place of Mr. C E. Sign, who
4s at homer sick. . - ' U
Supt. ,R. , White . wejit ; to
. Apex Tuesday in answer to a mes
sage stating that his father, had ; suf
fered a slight stroke of parilysis. , . ,
Vi -Citizens of FrankUnton , this is
the time of the year to keep; our
premises clean. Remember "an
ounce of preventiye is worth a pound
of cure." ; ; .. 1
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A game of ball was played here
yesterday between the small teams
of Kittrell and Fran klinton, resulting
in a score of - I3to 8 in tavor of i
Franklinton.
- Rev. Raymond Browning, of
Tittle ton . is cond uctine ' a series of
meetings in the Methoc'ist church
' here this week. He is a good speak
er and we learn is preaching some
very forceful and instructive sermons.
We have been informed that
all of the stores in "town - will close
on the mornings from 10 to 11
o'clock, in order that all may have
an. opportunity to attend "the pro
tracted meeting now going on at the
Methodist church.
' Judging from the appearance of
our streets it would be a very good
and acceptable idea for our town
fathers or street committee to have
the weeds and grass cut therefrom:
Gentlemen if you think much of your
town you ought to put it in position
that others may think as much.
Coletraine, pastor of the Methodist
churclf hfter; after, whicfr his Temaina
were ,taken to;- the A amiiy burying
ground aOhe old Home "place near
Mitchinera Cross Roads for interment,
He was a:memberTof theT Ebenezer
Methodist. church; The pallbearers
der, Q3lL MicQhee A:r i. s Joyner,
J. E.;Whitfield, ;iWhitfield,
A; H. yinn, X- H; Cooke. x . :
- - The i bereaved . family have
d eeptrs t sy mpath y.
our
List of Letters "
: Remajnins; , in , the pcwt . office at
Franilwitop, N. uncalled for: t-
-Anni Allen, Cornelius Bess, Cora
Floyd; Cora Doden,, Maggie 'Dur
ham, Jim Oliver,, Dan . Perry, , Lucy
Perry, Lizzie Perry, Isaac r Tarbor
ough, J. F. Stewart, .Alonza Wi!-
Hams, (2) E. VVillbmson. .
Persons calling for any of the
above letters will please siy they
saw .them advertised.
" ; W. P. Epwrds, P. M.
Personal.
Miss Ruth Taylor, of Oxford, is
visiting Miss Mary Kearney.
C. F. Best and wife visited her
people in-Louisbura; Sund ay.
Misses Mattie and Kena Ballard
are visiting relatives in Warrenton.
JMrsv J. Leavistefr: of Raleigh, is
viwting her sister, Mrs. H. C. Kear-
Miss Mary Clegs;, of Chatham coun
ty jjs visitina: her sister Mrs. R. A.
Speed - v
Supt. and Mrs. R. B. White re
turned home from a trip te Canada
Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Alston, of Louis
burg, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. G. L.
Whitfield.
Dr. W. H. Nicholson, of Hickory,
was at the burial of his brother here
yesterday.
'Misses Jennie and Junie Dunn
returned to their home in Hender
son. Saturday.
.Robert and Carrie Brodie, of
Smithfield, are visiting at Mr. J. O.
ren's near town.
Miss Lillian Taylor returned to
her home in Oxford Friday, after a
visit to relatives in town.
Mr. D. P. Hicks, of Wise, attended
the funeral of his nephew, Mr. Flet
cher Kichol8on, yesterd ay:
, YoungsyUle Items,
Its a fine boy and Dr. R. E. Tim
berlake is the proud father.
' Mrs. J S. Lumpkins and children
are visiting relatives in Granvillw
county.
Mr; Guy Allen, of Panama, visited
relatives in town the past week.
MrJ. A. Cheatham returned yes
terday from a trip to Oxford.
Our ball team went to Oxford last
Saturday for a game with Oxford
but on account of rain the game was
postponed.
The farmers below Youngsville
report the largest rain fall last Satur
day in years, great damage being
don9 to crops and lands.
Mr. John Winston, who is travel
ing Virginia tor the Griffith Mfg.
Co., Came home last Saturday for a
week's vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Winston left
last "Mondav for Winston-SUm
where they will spend some time
with relatives.
Misses Oza Cooke and Fannie
Bell Allen, of Franklinton, spent
last week in town, guests of Mrs.
W?IfcWiriston. '
Mr. S. C. Holden and Miss Margie
Macon, of Lou'sburg, spent last
Sunday in town.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Raan left
last Thursday for their home in
Brownwood, Texas.
At a regular communication of
YoungsVille-Lodge No. 377 A. F. &
A. M. held Friday night June 18tn
the following officers were elected
foi the ensuing year: ' I. F. Fuller
W. M., J. R. Pierce S. W., H. B.
Winston J. W., J. C. Winston
Treas., S. E. Winston Sec, and the
following appointments were made:
L. E. Winston S. D Lee Jeffreys
J. D Jones Cook and C. A. Moore
Stewards., J. S. Lumpkins Chaplin
J. E. Winslon Tyler. All the above
officers will be installed at the Ma
sonic picnio at Mapleville July 1st.
Lieut . E. Winston enlisted the
following recruits here last week for
Company 5. '3rd 'Regiment N. C.
National Guard: H. M. May, D. B.
May,!. T. Winston, J. C. Winston?
Ui. A. Bm M. Al Watkins, E. C.
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CELEBRATE THE
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FOURTH
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BUYING ' YOURSELF NEW WEARABLES
Glttn yon a Ulifr aUodioi? in voar j
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. 9 wj tntnnnii kind ct ccrfcrUW cJclL
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All colors, worth
10 c, 5 pairs for l5cis
NccKvrcar
New designs and
.patterns just arrired
worth 35 to 50c for
25 cts.
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Shirts
Lot, all siz, fine
negligee worth $1 to
$1.50 for 68c ta. Big
lot of soft collars and
cuff shirt, worth 75
for 48 cents.
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Hy offering snecial Tal
It will be a mighty gorxj U to roacu ' '
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Monday from a risit to Miss Fannie
Fntchard at Portsmouth: "
Misses Sasie McGhee and Martha
Harris returned from" Oxford ths
week, where they attended a house
party. 'xr'' :" y'"'l'J ,
llr Fletcher Nicholson Dead.
On Monday ' erening -at ; 7:30
o'clock Tat his home in Franklinton,
Mr. Fletcher Nicholson, aged -26
years, passed from this world f to the
great beyond. He was the son of
Mr. and Mra. Jno. 0. Nicholton, and
leares three brothers, Dr. W. H.
Nicholson, of Hickory, Messrs. J. E.
and O. T. ; Nicnolson, . of this place,
.and four sisters, Mrs.-T. H. 6I1II, Mrs.
G. U. Mitchiner, Misses Luey ?and
Erelya; Nicholson. He had been a
fieat sufferer for a number of f years
Miss Josephine Henley returned'y Young, Arthur WrighL This is a
nntsD fmm a vlai Mian 'CL'i'finA lfVtnr knnmTa J ..Ul 3
fine looking squads - of soldiers and
are able to do all of Uncle Sams du-
ties that come their way; ;i
Mr. fnd Mrs. S. E. Winston gave
a reception Monday night of last
week in' honor of Mrl and Mrs. L. H.
Bagan among those present were
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Winston, Mr. and
Mrs. j; B. Perry, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Patterson, MrV and MrsR.' C.1 XTn-
derwood, Mr. and Mrs.'J.v E. Win
ston, Mr. and'Mrs.B.r'P.! Alien, Mr.
and Mrs. I. "E"poggett and. Mrs.
JohniWinston. !
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Lbttt: had;bbrne his afliictions" with the I TounesTai,Fiinktid'''countT: ar
Knot At onirtffl Tho fnrtA1al aarminm I luifn1 V7 . 1 . - VHTLT " L: -' . .'A.
best of spirits. The . funeral 'services
-were 3 eonductei aW. the honle at 4 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon by Bets.
; The followinsrclioDini? ' is taken
from :.the 'Durham,,,. correspondent I
vu xtewB-vDserrer unaer aate
of Jane 28lh::T::"r.'.H-'r;; V
"t "Chief of Police' j; Winston"; of
rested- Walter Qakley : here this
morning on ' conipIa!nt t of . Willura
Lambert upon the cbarge-'of 7 baVinz
Winston was accompanied here by
Mrs. Lamberts husband who took
her and the children home, while
the officer took Oakley, the prisoner.
The woman, with two children,
one of which is but eight weeks old,
has spentthe day with the officers,
who have been trying to reconcile
her and her husband, who hasexhib.
ited the best of temper in the light
ot his troubles. The conduct of the
wife is strange if it ta not unpreced
ented . anl t frequent OakUy bad
been a tenant on the lands of Mr
Lambert; he is but 22 years old, and
since he was seventeen", became in
fatuated with the yoang wife of the
Franklin tanner. He says that he
began to love her at that time and
nevei has ceased. They came here
closely followed by the officer from
Youngsville. They took a cab" and
diove to some place in the city
where they would be little troubled.
The Policeman, believing the cab
men would be good witnesses, went
on "their trail and son had them
locked up, thongh Mm. Lambert has
11 ot been kept In prison.
'loe omcer stye he thinks the
young fellow persuaded the woman
to, elope wittv htm. He declares
that she belongs to as good a family
as there is in that country or any
where, and that her taking ap with
a man of so much less her social and
geqeral equal is unaccountable."
A preliminary bearing was ar
ranged herejeaterday before, Justice
of the Peace J. It Tharringtoo, u n
der a charge of felony, but the hear
ing bing waived, Walter OakUy
yuunu w court under a
$300 bond,and upon not succeed
jg w giving the bond hi was taken
to Jail at touisburg by owuble ,;S.
'E.'Pearce. .;.. ::. , .'.
How's TMj!
W oCtr om tiqoiJivt) dollar rrl la r
87 olCnlMrrh hm eol b rvrrd
by flair. CUiirbCr.
F. J. Cb7 4 To . Tolfcjo u
w, ib iKiirviHd. aT ktf r. J
Catj far U lut 1 1 j9rm ej U4 v- kin
tloB and lttatxiftllj hl to ertj ol tti
bti ration n4 bv ki firm
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Encjunpmont.
Capuin Frank W. Itowell, of the
Fifteenth United Infanlrr.
now in the Fort Leavenworth er.
vice school, is ordered to Catnp
Glenn, Morebead, July S to JLugutt
3, for regimental encampment to
give special inftmcuortt to Tar Heel
aoldiera.
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capuin sionroe u. rvealD, mm
tot chtel of the divit ion of mllttia
will visit the camp July 23.
aa w
UlpUlO t, JJ. Wtttar. chtf of!
division, will probibly jay ihe camj.
a viait by ioiq date not yu fxitied.
Charlotte Evening Chronide,
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' Palncan beeaaHyand cnlcilv ?tnn---stop
headache,, womdnly pains, any
Bowel Cflrapliiat la ChUflrta. ,
IVhen six months old the Utile
daughter. of E. N. Dewev. a wU
known merchant of ArnewvUle, Vs..
had an attack ol cholera Ufantam.
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy was given and effected a
complete cut. Thla remedy has proven
very auceewful In case of bowtl com
plaint in children and whan riven ac
cording to the plain printed directiocj
can be relied upon with perfect cdn.
dence. When reduced with water rl
sweetened It la pleasant to taJte, which
Is of rreat Importance when a medicine
must be irfven to yotxrur childrtn. For
sale by Scogzin Drux Co. v
WE ARE CLOSING OUT
Iw .Mi"aw ,Pr"r" ' ,,rT Jem..
prtlT pIUrn .sd ctnp. '
AARON DEITZ
Tl Store of Goc Quality fcad Harrair.
Xottisburg, Korth Carolina
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Kodak finishing for Amatucrj
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