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; "It pays to advertise" siys, 6nr
. leading business men.
s Chief Cook is having the top to
the town vell repaired this week. -
. Its a fine boy and Mr. C. v F.
Best is "ticking the cats out of Pap's
Way.'' f "
Our streets "look a great deal
better now that a. little work is
being put on them. " -
Attend to your" advertising
properly and use a plentv of it nd
you will see your business hum.
Mr. Lawrence, Moye, who lost
bis left foot in a railroad accident
here not long since, has received a
cork substitute and his many friends
hope that he may be- able to use it to
advantage.
Mrs. H. C. Ray gave a very
enjoyable picnic at TarB,iver bridge,
on Monday of last weel, to quite a
number of friends in honor of Mr.
0. W. Barrett of Pinner's Point,
Va., The occassion was greatly en
joyed by all who attended.
Let the people of Franklinton
get together for some movement to
push the town forward. This wi)l
mean a great deal to our town and
our business men should not stand
apart, on matters of this kind any
longer. Get together and do some
thing gentlemen.
t Miss Maggie Barrow died at
her home on Mason Street on Wed
nesday morning of last .week after
an extended illness. Her remains
were enterred at Oak Level church a
short distance trom town on Thurs
day evening and the services were
conducted by her pastor, Rev. T. B.
Justice. She leaves a mother, one
sister and two brothers. The be
reaved ones have our sympathy.
Information was received here
last week that on Thursday evening
while fixing some belts in the Wake
Forest Cotton Mills, Johnnie Wear
er, a former resident of Franklinton,
was caught in the belt and thrown
over the shafting tearing out his left
arm at the shoulder, and knocfcing
him .senseless for a while. Doctors
were immediately summoned and
from last reports-he was getting on
-as well as could be expected.
Personal
J. E. Whitfield returned yesterday
from a trip to Norfolk.
Miss Nellie Whitfield is visiting
friends and relatives at Norfolk
Miss Mattie Ballard returned the
past wek from a visit to Virginia.
Miss Sue Cheatham visited her sit
ter in Louisburg the past week.
Walter Cooke left today for Oak
Ridge where he will attend school.
Miss Mary Jones returned Mon
day from a visit to friends in Oxford.
Miss Lucy Wilder, of near Louis
burg, is visiting J. H. Wilder, Esq.
Miss8 Mamie Jones and Margaret
Harris are; visiting Miss Belle Miteh
iner. Miss Josephinfj Henley left today
to enter Salem College at Winston
Salem. .
Leonard Henderson left yesterday
tor Chapel Hill to enter the Univer
sity. - ; ' . . .
Mrs. Crocker and daughter, of
Raleigh, are visiting at Rev T. B.
Justice's. " i
Misses Mariah and Nena Parker,
of Wairenton, are visitingMisses
Ballard.
Miss Hattie Leggett; of Scotland
Neck, visited Miss Martha Harris
this week: ' '
Miss Neljie Conway. returned Sat
urday from a visit to her brother at
Athens, Ga.
Misses Efiie and Carrie Green, ot
( G;pld Rock, risited Miss Florence
Perry the past week- fc ;
. Mr. J P. Massenburg and-wtfe, of
Hendtrson, risited Mrs. J." H.Hen
ley the past week. ; , ,
Joe Joyner and C. - C. Kearney
- left-Saturday to enter the Afc Mi
College at. , Raleigh ; X' . ,
't . Mrs. R. " Winston and son.
Robert Henderson. r TiHitinr h,.
' d.' .i . - - . i r .it: ' i . .n.i' .:..r. t r
Friday night from an extend d trip
in Western North Carolina. -
.Tj'L. Justice Jeft one day the ast
weekto take 'a position with"Huhter
BvoaJ & Brewer at Raleigh. ,
Mr. WD. Smith left one day the
pat week for . Henderson where he
has accepted a position with Par-ham
Bros. ' l1 'y. '
O. W. Barrett, of Pinner's Point,
Va., who has been visiting his peo
ple liere for several das, rwturne'd
home iMonday.
Mr. A. H. Tann is in the north
ern markets purchasing the fall
stock of goods for the Sterling Cot
ton Mills store.
Mrs. M. . C. Henley will leave
Thursday for the northern markets
to purchase her fall stock of milli
nery, dress goods, etc.
Maj. and Mrs. C. JL. McGhee lelt
yesterday for the northern markets
to purchase the fall stock for the
McGhee-Joyner Co.,
Miss Katie Bet Morris left Satur
day for Clayton where she will
teach music and primary work in
Mt. Mariah Graded School.
Miss Mattie Conway, who has
been on ;he northern markets in the
interest of her firm at Wake Forest,
returned yesterday and stopped over
to visit her people here.
Mr. D. M.' Cooke and wife re
turned the past wek trom an ex
tended visit to Buffaloe Springs, Va.,
and other points. His many friends
will be glad to learn that Mr. Cooke's
health is much improved.
0. G. Richards, Pension Agent.
It may surprise some of our readers
to know that a simple case of stomach
trouble, if neglected, can ge so bad
that it will result in cancer of the stom
ache. For fifteen years O. G. Rich
ards, an attorney and pension ajjent at
Eudora, Kan., suffered from stomach
trouble, indigestion, etc., until it was
feared he had cancer of the stomach.
Finally he took D. Caldwell's Syrup
Penain and waa rrH This remeHv iq
absolutely guarantred to do what is
claimed, and if you want to try it . be
fore buying, send your address for a
free sample bottle to Pepsin Syrup Co.,
119 Caldwell Bldg., Monticello, 111. It
is sold by The Scoggin Drug Co., at
50c and $1 a bottle.
Mass Meeting: at Franklinton.
Considering the threatening
weather there was quite a good num
ber of citizens present at the Mass
Meeting on Tuesday afternoon.
This was held for the Road Trus
tees to make a report as to the work
done and the money expended so
far.
This leport among other things
showed the -oonutructioa of two
miles of load "and surfacing of one-
half mile. Th total utd in oper
ating expenses for this work wis
$566. 49.
From the work so far it is estim
ated that a 50 foot road, with 14
feet gravelled will -cosi about 1600
per mile, and that with the present
equipment aboai one mile can b
'completed a month.
The question as to whether the
Trustees should continue the work
along present lines or shonld lake
steps to investigate the adriaibility
of increasing the force or contract
ing some of the rotds so as to make
more rapid progress.
It was apparent that the great
majority wanted good roads and
wanted them quick.
.By a unanimous " rote it wat
agreed for the Trustees to issue sich
further bonds and take such action
toward an earlier completion of the
work m they might find best.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by locai AppUcatione. M thej cannot reach
the diseased portion of th ear - There an
only one way to care deafness, and that 1
by eonstitntdonal v remedies.- Deafness
cvused by aainflatted eondiUon of the m"
Kil. ?f-the EuacbUn rube,- When
this tibe is inflamed jmn have- a TnmbHnS
sonnd or imperfeet Wring, and .when it i?
nttrel eioeed.Deafness Is the rtilt' 'snd
?Kietl?ieJ!ain?tloB tt taken out and
this i tube stored to 'iUMiondal conditiSn
hearing will be destroyed foreyer; nln-i cisS
ont of ten are cansed bT Catarrahrwhlchs
nothing bnt an inflamed eondition 5 the
mucous surfaces. , v- , - , . , . ; "
.-Trit'5?5iTe 0n hundred Dollars for any
ase of Deafness (eaused by catarrh) wtSat
cannot Secured ,by Hall CrlVS
Send for tfrcnlars, free;' V :
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Of Carnations, Rosor, Vwlcts. etc.
Floral designs and Flowers for all occa
sions. Potted Ferns and all kinds of
pot and out door bedding plants. Veg
etable plants in season. All order
promptly filled.
H. STCINMETZ, Florist.
Rakigh. N. C
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ALBION ACADEMY
NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
Will be opened for stodsnts
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All indiiatrious negro boys And girU of
, good character are admitted.
.Send . for Application BUnVa
JNO.' A.' SAVAGE. Principal .
. v ,, - J.: Franklinton, K. C ' ,
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Otu' Buyer
Maj. C. L. IVJcGhee '
is now on the" Northern Markets purchasing
the larse stock of fall and winter goods
For This firm
Watch this space for our announcement upou
his return
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LINTON'S BIGGEST AND BEST STORE
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We Have Most All Sizes
in tlni.se- Oxfords now and if yui want
them at this prke you hail better come
quick as they will not hust manv davs
at the reduced price.
P. S. & IK. K. ALLIEN
Louisburg, N. C
P,S We have a good Hhow ca.se
and 3 largo store lamps, wo will bo glad
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