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Let us "do jour advertising. It
will pay you. Try it
G. R. Moye has taken a position
with the B. W. Ballard Co.
Cotton sold here Monday for
13.40 cents per pound.
If syoa do not take the Fbank
ias. Times you had better subscribe
at once.
Right many of our people are
attending court at Louisburg this
week.
Quite a large number of our
peoplt attended the Fair at Raleigh
this week. '
A town is what its citizens
make it. .Get to work gentlemen
ar d make your town a live one.
At the regular services at the
Methodist oh arch here Sunday thiee
additions were made to the church
by letter.
The Graded School is still pro
gressing very finely and our citizens
should see to it that it gets ail the
patronage it deserves.
Business men pay attention to
your advertising, and if you are not
represented in these columns, get
your ad in at once.
- The new residence of Mr. N. A.
Black, on the McGhee property, is
nearing completion and is presenting
a r.eat appearance.
Mr. J. M. Best came over from
Kinston the past week and spent a
few days with his people here. He
was en route to the western part of
tiie state.
The case between Mr. C. S.
Williams and the Seaboard Air Line
Railway attracted right many of our
citizens at court in Louisburg yes
terday. The road work in this township
is progressing very rapidly ah our
people are bginning to see the wis
dom of good roads. Let the good
work continue. - .
Thp attention nf nnr roadarj id
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called to the chancre of ad of th l,eiu In Ricsness. one came as near
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McGhee-Joyner Co.,' in mis Usue. fillm3 a11 positions in life faithfully
They are after your business and as anv woman I have ever known,
you will do well to read what they But sne is Sone and wi,l De sadly
have to say. missed. She lived the christian's life
We will asain call the attention and died the ristain'8 death.
of the.citizens of Franklinton to the Her funeral wa8 Preached bJ the
fact ot making notes of lt h,. wnter at ro- 1 near Cedar
ino-. in th twn A i.: Rock and was laid to rest in the
lamuy ourying grouna.
Blessed are the dead who die in
the Lord. May God bless and com
fort the bereaved ones.
G. M. Dure.
.In llemorium. -This
tribute of - respect to tre
memory of sister Lucie Smith,"
wife of M.D. Smith, was delayed be
cause the writer has been continuous
ly engaged in protracted meeting
work from her death until now.
Sister Smith was born in Novem
ber 1864 and died August 10th, 1909
being 45 years old at her death.
She was the daughter of Bro. Wil
liam and sister Insco. Her mother
died just before she did her father
now living an aged soldier of the
cross. She professed religion and
joined Cedar Rck Baptist church
while in her teens and was a faithful
consistent member until her death.
She was married to Mr. J. J. Cook
in January 1882. tJnto them were
born two children one ot whom died
ininfancy, the other now living. Mr.
Cook died in September, 1892. In
September 1897 she was married to
Mr. W. G. Parrish. In July 1902
Mr. Parrisb died, leaving v her with
two children who are now living.
In February 1906 she married Mr.
"W. D. Smith, who survives her. - All
of the marriages seem to have 1
been happy ones. Her gentle
patience devoted affection and faith
ful t-ervice making each of these
homes happy ones, especially the
last one, the happiest home I
ever visited. The last time she mar
ried it was into a laige family. Hus
band, wife and children, each striv
ing to make the other happy. It
will be difficult to measure even at
this distance, of time sister Smith, in
Her, all the graces that go to iake
up the true woman seem to have
met. Not only did she possess the
graces and modesty of true woman
hood, but she possessed in a large
measure executive ability and could
manage successfully hr own affairs.
She was affectionate and true as ja
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wife, s loving, gentle and firm as ,a
mother, dutiful and kind as a child
and sister, consciencious and true as
a christian, devoted as a friend be
nevolent and kind to the poor, pa-
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give them to our reporter that we
may give you a more interesting department.
Dr. S. Rapport will be in Louis
burg, at the Louisburg Hotel, Tues
day, October 26th. Franklinton,
Wednesday, October 27th, stopping
at Dr. Ford's office, for the purpose From the Experience of Louis-
yjL cAaiunuug ej cB auu luting glasses.
REAPING BENEFIT.
See his card in this issue.
Capt. I. H. Kearney requests us
to state that all members of Cora-
prtujr A-, rauiiuu vjuarus are or
dered to meet at their armory in
Franklinton on Friday, November
otn, at l o'clock, promptly. At this
meeting it will be decided wnether
the company will go to Wilmington
on the 9th to take part in the cele
oration.
. A crowd ot our younger people,
enjoyed quite a nice possum hunt on
Monday night. Among those who
were in the crowd were Misses Effie
Vinos Allio T- n4 TT i ik.r t-t
iii.ro tiouwus, -ii a i ne Aicvtnee
Bessie Joyner, Maria Whitley, Mar
burg People.
We are fortunate indeed to be able
to profit by the experience of our
neighbors. The public utterance of
Louisburg residents on the following
subjeet will interest and benefit
thousands of our readers. Read this
statement. No better oruof can be
had.
W. H. Beddingfield, Kcnraore
Ave., Louisburg, N. C, pays: "I
suffered for years from kidney t and
bladder trouble. The kidney ieer
tions were very irregular and painful
in passage and I was forced to arise
frequently vat night on this account
I had pains througbrny kidneys and
guente Wlii" - ualo to r.st welUt , igbt and
Meaa. J. T. Moss, C. -E.-' Dexter; :
Roy Pernell, J oe Conyers, Dur wood
Kearney, D. C. Hicks, Earl Under-
wood, J. W. Weathers, WJ; Bal
i, R. B. Conway. Mr. and Mrs.
iL C. ' Pirie acting as chaperohes.
-There catch amounted to two nice
obossums and a big lot of fun
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sWhy " Druggists Recommend cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and X
. Diarrhoea Remedv. ,
Mr. Frank C. Hinrahan, a prominent
- druggist of Portsmouth, Va.'iv-saysi-'
"For the past sic years I have sold and
. recommendee Chamberlain's i f!nii
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedv It is a
- great remedy and one of : the best nat-
ent medicines on tbe market. , I handle
- some others lor, jne same purposes that
uav me a larger profit, but thia remedv
, is so surr to effect a cure, and my eus "
tomer so tu.appreciaxtf my-rec
ommending it to him. that I give it the
preferencs." For sale by Scossin Dru
was utrable to find relief. Finally it
was my good fortune to learn of
Doah's Kidney Pills. I procurtd a
box and they gave me so much re
lief that I continued using thern un
til cured. At present I do not bate
to arise once during the night and
teel better m evry way. ' 1 cheer
fully recommend .Doan's Kidney
Pills to other kidney sufferers.
or sale by all dealers. V Price 50
cents. Foater-Milburri Co Buffalo,
New &Ybrk.- sole x amenta for .. the
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Franklinton. N. C.
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That when the burglar or t'e nrt comn and --ur wr
ings of years are gone i: njuht, it i r.ot u alonr
that ouffers, but all of th"s dependent n ou. Thr
loss of the money may mean that your wife U bare
to spend her old age in pirerty and laUor, or tl.'.
your son may have to go with-mt an education Hne
you the right to risk thir ilfare by kepm t- ur
money in unsafe places? Hnnj it in and depoit :
with us and )ou and your family will rt jcure.
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CLOAKS
The Bargain Store has a beautiful lin of Sample Iadie
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