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week before tot t Xo?g' poaftd
The parties ; who were cleaning
-Jbe streets yesterday of ;.th dead
(leaves wert doing a good wprknd
euiug; an v oittui.o nuu.
weir for the tc
Mjtfte
V haB opened a photograph ) gal W. A. Cookei;: Corpis. L. B. May.
; E; Whitfield, G. G: Cooper : and
This is his seeohd visit to our town "J. R. , Coot el Pr i a we Hi L. Con
ind oor. people are glad; to see yer C. C. Kearney, "H. G. Holmes
back rjh. them again. " v ; ' E. J. Bailey, F. L.4AUen, G. L. Ab
Mr. James uUigah has cei- bottP. S Alfo'rd, 0. F. Blickley,
pleted the work on the road tp the J. J. Conyerf, W. E. Dement, J. W.
river- and will begin work on the Ellington, E. S. Fnrgurion, W. H.
'Popes road this morning, r. C. S. Fuller, K Tf: knd O. G. Holmti, U
Williams has taken the contract to A. McGhee, H- W., W. L. and F. d
build the Toangsrille toU to the May C. 'R XoWeil, RoyTerrV, C. H.
' township line. '
-Uus Sasie kcGheB eatertaine'd
a few of her friends on Thnriday
night ot last week at her home.
"ThATA wr mahv ffames eniored br
tbosY present and the refreshments
were delightful. The ccaaicn waa
in every way a great success and
, greatly enjoye by all.
Cards reading as follows has
been received, by. friends Mr.
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nnA lint K. T. HarrU r.nn.if
the honor of your presence at the
, marriage of their daughter, Bertha
Gladvs, to Mr. Qharles Axmstead
' Conway Tuesday morning, govern
ber the twenty-third nineteen hun
dred and nine at ten-thirty" o'clock
six hundred and twenty-one, Hills
boro street; Raleigh, X orth Carolina.
-There was fourteen cars of steel
received here yesterday for the Ce
dar Creek railroad bridge, the der
ricks and other machinery were also
brought in yesterday. Thte will be
conveyed to the bridge and put up
at once. The first span of the iron
bridge - across the river was placed
Monday morning and the second one.
yesterday -only causing a delay of
about one bout and forty minutes xi
the movenent of trains.
Personal.
Mr. B. W. Ballard is visiting in
Raleigh. '
Mr. Sol Allen, of Wake Forest,
was in town yesterday.
Miss Lena Leggett, of Scotland
Neck, is visiting 'Mrs. D. M. Cooke
this week. -J
Mr. R: G. H. Speed, of Ithica,
N. Y., is visiting, his cousin, fr.
Elmo Speed.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. White left
yesterday to visit his brother j Rev.
Jno. E. White, at AUanta,
Ford-Scannton.
On , Tuesday morning at about
. twelve o'clock at the Home f. of the
bride's father, Mr. I. G. Staunton,
Dr. S. C. Ford 'and Miss Bebe
Staunton were happily married in
the presence ot a few . intimate
friends and relatives, the services
being performed by Rev. F. A. Bish
op, pastor of the Methodist church
.at Louisourg. ine marriage was
quite a surprise to our people, : the
information not having gotten - but
until about the hour for J the- cere
inony. 1 ' - 1 1"
The brioVeJs lher charming daugh
ter of our townsman, Mr. I, G;
Staunton, and possesses many ,'stei-
: ling qhalitiea. : She has bjr her sweet
., and genial disposition made many-
friends who wish for her," and v here
a most happy and congenial journey
.through life. ; T
The groom is the eldest sou,, of
v Mr. G. W.fFord, bf Louisburg, and
' has been located here practicing his
iprbf ession, deotistryor about twelve
7 - cnontns, auring wmca time - ne . has
won the esteem and friendship . of
"our entire community. -
, ' Among, those present from out, oi
, town were Mrs. r i. r Allen, - Bister
of the groom, and Mrs, E.' Sir Ford,1
gf Louisburg. '
' - -)S - 'The happy couple left pnVNo.v 38
' V- , ' i "amid showers of congratulations , for
' Hv r a bridal' trip Ito New ' xork ;Wash
, ' y .": ington and, 6tberA northern , citiea,
' ' " Thav nave" tKe best- wishes Htr tlic
ntire community-
Kearney lett; on the ; 11:30 e'eloek
whnrs tile7 WeDt ,0 atuQa tb. Ttft
g.e',t of the .wbil.' there .od
had a'TerV biz . time. Thoee who
7W9Qt:witb the eompant are as 'fol-
U.; i; h; Kearney, ;;Iitata.
A.Long and M. J3rowD,
M.:Ed wards; IL L. Rrnck
and
and B. B. Pruitt, R. T. Pexnell, N.
P. Strickland, EM. Thorn won, W .
G. Wildei,ll. W. Weodlfef, U. E
Catkins, E: W. Young, JB. Pearce,
r-D- Winston, D. B. Kearney, and E.
D- Faller. The beys were all very
ntnugiasuo over tne xnp ana aia
their be8t to . hold the repuution
Franklin county has in miliiary. cir.
elds
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As usually treated a sprained anltle
will disable the injured person for a
month or more, but by appliyiug Cham
berjain's, Liniment and observing the
directions with each bottle faitfu'ly, a
rcure'may, in most cases, bev effected in
less than one week s timer! This lini
ment is a most remarkable preparation;
try it for a sprain or a bruise, or when
laid up- with a chronic or muscular
rheumatism, and you are certain to be
delighted with the prompt relief which
it affords. For sale by Scoggin Drug
Co.
Shall We Haye Macadam Roads.
The old idea that to have an im
proved road you must necessarily
have macadam is thoroughly out-of-date.
Dr. J. H. Pratt who has done
such a great work in planning the
proposed system of .improved roads
tor - our - Piedmont and mountain
Auntie says that about the greatest
difficulty encountered pa' been the
idea mar to get improved roads they
must be macadam, oosting $2,000 to
16,000 a mile. On the contrary he
has told them that macadam is not
the thing for them, that t any road
graded, and surfaced is a geed road,
and even with their steep grades,
splendid gravel or sand-clay roads
can be made at from $1,800 t $2,-
500 a mile. -
For the average county a $200,-
000 bond issue is certainly better
spent for 100 to 200,miles ot first
class sand-ctav or tzravel road tnan
for nty miles ot macadam.- RaUigh,
(N. C.) Progressive Farmer,
$100 Eeward, $100
The reader of this paper will be pleated t
learn thit ther U at leant one dreaded die
ease that scienee has been able to core io a
its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Ca
tarrh Care is the only ptisitiTe rare sow
knows to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitution disease, requires a con-
subuuoou iTvaunqiu ' xiaii s iaiarrn iare
is taken internally acting: direetly npon the
blood nd nnc9ns ear faces of the system,
thereby destroying the i foundation of the
diffea4e. and giving the patiept strength by
building up thS fconstitutlon and assisting
nature in doing its , worK., . The proonetors
have so much faith jln its curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to Cure. Bend, for list of
testimonials.- ... .
; Ad Ares F.J . CHENRf A CO , Toledo D.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c rts. '
. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation
- Photographs, 28f qi :ii25 cents,'
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ixovenyjrnoio v;o., over uoyaers
Drug Store; raniliiiton, N. C.
1 . ADU1WSTRAT0RSV ; NOTICt
Ehe undersicmed haTme- analified n
administrator of Annie M. Fuller. ; fle-
eeased, late of Franklin county, N , C,
this is to notifv : all Dersona riaTino-
claims aeainat the esf ate rif aaM 1
ent jo exnibitthem to said, administra
tor on or before the 1st day of October,
1910, or this notie will -be pleaded in bar
of their recovers. All persons indebted
j i w r r . r . : , 1 wV
to said estate. Jwill tl please make im-
weuiate payment, r ' vy.--.
,i.nis cseptemoer ztn, 1909. - -
9f-Annie II. Fuller deceased. i
- W. HXiaBQBOcaH, Jr.;Att'r.NVl "
''We 'make any size aird aij: Btjle.
v-:.. NOYELTYiPHOTO CO.; :
V X'M FfaQklinton,:K, C: ;.v
Over Jcfyneri Drug Store. ' - r
DENTIST, ;',;:;:': '
OlSce 'iri ' Staunton iBuildiiiff,
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Stop ! Look ! Ostein 0
It means money to you. Oak Suit. from
$13.50 to S76.00.
QDD DRESSERS '
Bureaus, Waahstands, Center, Library and
Kitchen Tables, Art Square? Rug, Mat
tings etc., at an unusal low rate. Call to
see us "before you buy can pave you money.
' We are at The B. W. Ballard Co.'s old tand
oh Main Street.
THE COOK FURNITURE COMPANY!
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B.XF, COOtLK, Maaaifcr
: FRANK LINTQ N. C
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We are gettins" in now tamptcs an use time, ax tne
BAIIOAIK- STORE. Don't fail to come In-wbcn
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vixcup v. jitea eweur annuiuy irom sparJta eeiuing on tLa roor.,
- : Better put them on the roof now than wish voa KaJ 'alT.
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IVI- F. HOUCKi Architect
All the ejwstiala
have Wta eos-idtr!
Fordrfa or Mrrjc
you will aJwajfa id
the ahoo you wtah at
Franklictoa'e Bi;et
and Btl 5ccr. All
It f t, all llbera. all
' pnc for ail fatopl.
TWO NEW
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CoroSarusl Cdl,
Nob lMl, TWttoa. An
elegant ah o-t for drt
and gccrnJ rrto
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Extra qualitv Gun
Mtal CaJf, Bus
Biuehrr, a tplendid
wmcr ani rowfert-
$400 1
MCGHEE-JOYNER CO
"THE STORE OF 1 QUALITY" '
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caturw, an imtvortant one, as hun-
life time. Kevcr nee4 repairs acd
and Builder, Louis Durg, K, C.
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The cares that infest the day. J
fold their tents like the Arabs,
and as silently steal away.
f lint lK ihiCfr t 4ti;t rsxmi la tsp.M Kpcm y t9 .,
,IttKc: tioel of furrmttfe ta ti, oacttry m tc i.u
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A wholf vuit of Fcmilcr aa lov aa ta. Fit IWd rl '
If you1 miss getting our prices, y
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