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ffi out Vice.
rH ? pjj ' ?Alt music pesple seam t<
'Si It is the engrossing pui
( ffi the only unpunished passii
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1 ? ' melofly, for body and soul
jtf together. jtA'
Music is a prophecy of ?
< | I be, the fainbotlvtf promts
i ffl out of seeing intV hearing
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'Si Every genuine strain of
< 9 i serene prayer, or bold inspi
Hi to be united with all at the
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< 9 I Music belongs to no conr
i M" value beautiful' music Iroi
Sg I part of the globe it may co
?S? Music is at once the prod
j ft 1 ing and knowledge, for
. 331 from its disciples, compose
, Cft [ formers alike, not only tal
' - .i Wl thusiasm, hut also that kn<
'Hi perception which are the n
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L0CAUS.
?W. A. Nowell has moved . his
family to the large ' house on Hille?
hero street and will oonduet a boarding
bouse.
?History is repeating itself. F..r
the first time in ten years the S. A.
L., pay train passed through iierp
Tueeday morning paying ott the em-;
ployeee of the toad.
?As Easter cornea this year on
the fourth Sunday in this month,
and that beingLthe day for regnlar
servioea at the Baptist oharob, He v.
W. W. Rose will oendnet Easter services
at the Methodist chnrcb on
next Sunday morning st 11 o'clock.
?Capt., Kearney has completed
hie earn mill astr his """"" g;n and
m now ready, to grind all that may
-be brought to -him. l his will be
welcome news to a good many of his
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; nwt wMwiwn wiiv imw uau w wrrji
" their corn several Biles to get it
ground, Mill day wilL be Saturdays.
?The Oraded School ball team
praetioed their first time, Wednesday
?-?_ .afternoon, in their new ball park
near the school. They will play a
eeriea of games with the ootton mill
- and town boys during the next few
weeka, then go at it for good. The
first of the series wsa played Monday
and resulted in a score of 18 to
nothing in favor of the school boys.
?Lait Thursday afteraoon the
news reached here that Mr. Walter
S. Moore who waa at Rex Hospital
in Raleigh, was dying. The news
wa* a shock to every'body as he was
reported every day to be getting on
fine. The end came about 8 o'olooa
Thursday night. His wife wsa with
him when tlte end came, having
gone to Raleigh Thursday morning
,-'Ifl*- Moore was 44 years old and
leaves a wife and five children. His
w Mtnjine were brought from Raleigh
ttfiyxmM, asd was buried at
Rboaeauer Saturday, Rev.. Q. B.
Starling, of Kittrell, conducting the
?The regular annual inapeotion
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leaser* with- Music is the outfloi
mind.
Music alone has th
rry uf Interpreting transo
rauit almost wUh alwo,uM trath.
uression it leaves the
i end g?od in ^. hind it.
go strangely And sing your happ
' While nature listens.
This mirtUul strain
'hat life is to X cadence gladder thi
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music is a
ire^l demand,
i heart of all
ttry, ami we
11 whatever _
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and eniwledge
and
?sult of pro'
T of the best makes el
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of Co. F., The Franklin Guard, 3rd
N. C. X. G., was held in ita armory
on last Wednesday morning. The
inspection was conducted by Col.
Thomaa Strigfield, assisted by Lient.
ClifF Butler of the regular array and
was very rigid ?~the men being
questioned very carefully as td the
pirts of their rifles and other rifle
work. The inspection was very
creditably passed and a very good
showing made by the men. The Co.
ruoeived 100 per oent on attendance
and their property loss was less than
1 per oent. The Co. was inspected
in their Olive Drab Uniform. Tbe
next drill will be on Friday March
18th at whioh a team will be selected
to compete for the beantifnl cap
presented to tbe Guard and to be
oompeted tor annually by Dnpont
Powder Co. Tbe shoot for the imp
will be on April 11th 1910.
Personal.
Mr. G. L. Whitfield spent Monday
in Raleigh.
G. C. Mitohiner left for Riohmond
Monday night.
bib. uevine, 01 Horlina, la visiting
at f. J. Highta.
M?j. i. B. Thomas, of. Looiaburg,
waa in town Wednesday.
Mia. }. W. Novell visited friends
in Yoniigaville last week.
Capt. D. V. Byram, of Henderson,
spent Sanday villi his fatbai bare.
Jaok Klster returned Monday
from a visit to his father in Monroe.
Mrs. J. B. Cheatham aud Capt. E.
J. Chealbam spent MonBar in Lonia.
Mrs. M. C. Henley ia in Baltimore
porohasing her spring stook of
goods,
Mrs-. Charlie May and son, are
visiting at the home of J. W.
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SB X3T7 V? IflliCniOCi vpvu^iiiij^
4 few daye with' her brother, J. R.
Nioholeon. : .
Miae Kathleen Ballard left Tuaeday
afternoon to vieh her aiater at
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If of a beautiful 0 sutely, melody i
To chaer the mi
e inherent power ' human strife
endent affsetieno To sob the tha wi
In power of ex- y rows rent,
sister arts far be- And soften dowr
life.
y roundelay , Melody, both toi
Till today _ ia for the raising u
i has never known ana the sweetenin
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Kooky Mount.
Lieut. S. E. Winston, of You.iggville,
wa? in town attending inspection
last Wednesday.
Leonard Henderson came home i
from Chapel Hill and spent last
week with bis people here.
Miss Rie Parker, of Warrenton,
who has been visiting at B. W. Bal- i
lards, returned home Monday. '
Mrs." O. Q. Dnke and little son, of i
Raleigh, returned home yesterday 1
after a short visit to her father. ? (
Messrs S. C. Vann and B. T.
Green left for Richmond, Va., Monday
night, in the internet of the good
road) j
Mrs. Dr. Spruill and family, who 1
have been spending some time with
relatives in and near town, returned" "
to their home at Nawark, N. J., *
yesterday.
Barraee* Class Orgnnlied-^
The Baraoea class of the Baptist 1
Sunday "School at Franklinton elect- i
ed the following offioers Sunday: 1
R. B. 'White, Teacher. i
C. S. Williams, Aet. Teacher. ?
A. S. Joynyr, President
J. R. Frye, Vice President
L. 0. Pine. Secretarv.
R. I. Gapton, Aet.'Secretary.
T. T. Cooper, Treaaorar.
W. D. Morrie, Reporter.
The claea haa recently been organized
and ia eompoeed of aome of
the beat material of the town who
are very entbuaiaatic and will go to
work to get every young man io I
town in Sunday Softool. Their Jiret
mee'iug, w>< very mihueiaetto and
the organisation will be a euooeaa
from every at ami point.
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il. when tired with whose object it ia to please the
but as ene of the moat pow*
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moving our affections,
i the rugged road ef Of all the arts beneath the heaven
That man has found, or God has gi
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ip of men's hearts, As music's melting mystic lay ;
g of their affections Slight emblem of the bliss above,
__ It Boothes the spirit all to love
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ear' humanized. What speech cannot im- gy
rrful part to the unwilling and hardened, b
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ol lovely sound. C P
Music can noble hints impart, I i.
' Engendered fury, kin"le love, Jft
' With unsuspected eloquence can move S
And manage ail the man with secret
Music remains the universal language R ^ .of
natnrr, it speakB to us in wonderful 1 uS
and mysterious tones; in vain do we ] l5 '
try to retain its effect by signs for any ffi
artificial connecting of the hieroglyphs i U
results after all, in indicating the idea I 30
of that which we have heard,. - ' Vv i
, Music is the opinion of many, rahks y
Vseoond only to faith and religion, and I @
x part from its power, its effect, and its 'Hi
many advantages, we may justly re- I 5C
gard it as belonging to heaven rather >fe I
than to earth, awakening and stimalatr |
ing, as it does, in our hearts a dfesire \
to praise the Almighty with psalms Jfi j
- and thanksgivings. ^ KB ,
vite you to call and see. K5
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