FRANKLINTW
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Items of Interest
and Near Our Sist<
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1 CLOSES ON
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-?Fred Hicks. of Richmond, V;i?
who has been sick is nil proving.
t - ?(barter Cooper has aeceiited a
positn n with S. A. L. Lonisburg.
? A train * if twenty-live or thirty
Gipsv wagons /.passed i' rough our
town tliw p?st week.
?Large crowds were odt see
the moving picture sli-.ws at thr
graded school auditorium Mondav
jf"\- and Tuesday nights.
?*Th? uTucsdft\ Ciub" will meet
with Mesdamts B. T. tiiven ami J. |
W. McGiiee, next iu?s?iay at tile
home of Mm. McQhee.
?K. A/l'riuett, the iuistiiuu Pro- j
prietor of the Frankiinum Bottling
Works/informs us he li.ts had a Ing >
rush of orders the past two weeks:
? Arch-deacon Hughes, of ih??x
Kpiscopal eiiureh conducted services
here last Friday i ight. Hn neruion
was an aide one and war* enjoyed
by a large congregation.
?The Young Indies Missionary j
Society will meet at the M. K. church
Monday afternoon at 3:30, to elect
new officers. All members :??o
urged to be l resent.
?At the present writing 4* local
phones have been subscribed. ?li
you don't wish to be a back unniU*r
get busy and hann in your subscript
tion at once.
r ?Don't forget the Orphan's tit
the Graded School building tomorrow
night. It's a worth;.- cause no j
come out and let's give tliem h
big nouse and by our presence show
to them that we are in sympathy
with them.
?Capt Kearney requests nsto say
to the members of Compauy F. that
an election to fill the vacancy caused
by the lesigination of Lieutenant It.
M- Brown will be held next Friday
afternoon at '2 o'clock, p. m in their ]
Armory, also ail members mnst be J
in their armory Tuesday morning |
March Tth at 8 o'clock s(iarp,i
dressed for inspection. Fail not at
your peril.
?The ladies of the town propose
to install the new street receptacles ]
Friday. Ac effort will ho made to j
have Prof. Conner ?ive the children !
'? * of the school holiday and a grand
cleaning op of tiie streets will be the i
amusement. Several short speeches
will be made by prominent speakers
on the subject of keeping the streets
clean. After Friday the laws along
this line will be strictly enforced.
?Tuesday afternoon Police officer
A. B. Cooke arrested a negro auswering
the description of Wiley
Alston, the Wake county murderer,
who bad recently been employed by
: ?the Drake Lumber Co.. and a stran.
ger here. The W&lU I'OUUty ofllcers
were notified of the arrest and
T. C. Council and A. H. Barker
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came down from Raleiorh th?
Shoo-Flv Friday night to identify!
him. Although answering the de-1
ecription in every detail, same height I
color, stoop shoulder aod scar over I
right eye, he was declared by them I
to be the wrong man aod wasreleas- I
ed at once. ?
Personals
8. C. Vann went to Raleigh Mon- I
- day.
B. T. Green went to Kaleigh I
Monday.
R. B. White went to Raleigh
Monday.
. Mies Myrtle Allen is visiting at
( A, L. Allen's. t
Miaa Susie Rodwell returned to I
-V 1 Macon Saturday.
' i, : Otis McClain, of Florida, waa in
our city Monday.
Rev. G B. Harrell wont to Msoon,
Gn., Monday morning.
Miaa Fannie Bell Allen went to
YoungavSle Saturday.
Alex Mitchell, of Henderson, was
in our town Saturday.
9 Dr. W. W. Staler,of Beffolk, Va^
waa on onr aireeta Monday.
Oapt. W. P. Clements, of Raleigh,
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I NEWS ITEMS^
Correspondent
Gathered From In
?r Town Each Week
WEDNESDAY
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i was on our streets Monday.
Charles D. Britt is at home for a
few days visiting his family.
I. H. Keornev and R. U. Hicks
went to Wake Forest Monday.
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f Law re: ce Allen, of \Vaky Forest,
was .t visitor to our city.Sunday.
Miss Kafiebel .Morris, of Clayton,
was at home Saturday and Sunday.
| Miss Cora Cuner, of Granville
county, is visiting at F tming Fuii
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Miss MinnbyA+len a Ad Miss Lola
Fuller spoilt Sunday ' L. Convert
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Miss Luc\ Bail, of near Louis*
bu<o. is ??inTillg at .Mr. Howard MoGhee's.
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G. L. vV hit field and family returned
..'vis:: to New York
Saiuriav.
K. S Gri-cii, of l.oi.isbarg, passed
through our ciiv Su..u.ty tnioute to
New York.
-I. J. Barrow am) wife, of Louis
burg, Here visitors ai 1>. W- Ballard's
this week. . ^
K. A. Long uud wife, of Oxford,
were in our oil * last * ek \ isitmg
relatives ami friends.
Miss Matiie Ballard returned from
l,ouisiiurg .Monday where she has
been on a visit to friends.
Dr. R. B. Henderson went to Newport
News Sunday to attend the
burial ot his brother-in-law.
Capt. L>~F. B>rdm and wife, of
Henderson, spent Sunday with
Capt. 11 \ rum's father, Mr. W. H.
Byroio.
. Miss Mattie Conway passed |
through town last Monday enroute
to New York city, where she goes to
visit relatives and also purchase;
goods tor the popular firm of Dixon
Brothers, of Wake Forest.
Buys the B. W. Ballard CoHis
many friends will read with
pleasure the advertisement of Mr. B.
\V. Ballard in another coltnr.n in
which it is officially stated he has purchased
the B W. Ballard Co. Mr.
Ballard is a businessman of recognized
abilitv and through bis busi
ness dealings with his fellow man
lias made friends of all who have
bad occasion to meet with him. We
take great pleasure in calling w>ur
attention to his advertisement and
making the announcement to you.
Fuller?Kearney.
On Sunday, February 19th at
10 o'clock a very impressive marriage
ceremony was soleminized at
the home of Mr. Bee Kearney a
^prosperous farmer, of Franklinton.
the cuuliauliug?parties being Mi.
| Troy Fuller and Mir*8 Oie Kearney.
Numerous friends of the contracting
parties were in attendance. The
marriage tow was administered by
Mr. C. W. Conway, J. P. We wish
for the young couple a long and
happy life. ??
Cleaning: Up
Friday (today) is to be a gala-day
in Eranklinton! A half holiday will
be given the Graded School and
with the assistance of the school
boys and others our streets will be
tidied and later thfrx^installation of
trash cans "in and about" the town
will take plioe.
To celebrate this occasion, to infuse
"public spirit" toward civio improvement
and to express thanks for
the efforts the ladies have made iu
this direction, there will be a speaking
down town at twelve o'clock m.
by several of pur prominent citizens.
Every one is invited to come!
Social.
The regular meeting of ths "Tuesday
Club" was held last week at
the home of Mrs. A. O. Perry. Most
of the time was teksn op with business,
consisting ot reports of the various
committees and discussion of
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pi huh for furthering the civio
imtirovcnienis^ already projected.
Misses Mat ie Diii'aril and Crane
VVanl were appointed l?v tiie President,
the coiiiuiiitco to or I-r newh.?oks
for tl'e public libr;u\. At
j the cam^ of the business s? n?v?i tle11 clous
iv frrahmentsjn thi\ f iMuisfH, !
wcM? w rvel I?y the hosuss.
" i he *aShuke spraro met
with Mw? Ciruee ^ ard and Mrs.
tftrrrell, at Mrs. Ward's home Tuesj
day afternoon of this week. "Julius
ICii'sur" \v?a the subject for discussion.
It will be continued at the
| next meeting. Those present were
; Missis Francis Winston. -Grace
i Wdual, Nellu? Conway, Mat tie llalI
lard and Mrs. Harrell.
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A Strange Story,
j Argyle, Mich.?Mrs. Win. II Cai
eon, in a letter from Argyle, says:
i"I was almost wild with pain in mv
hesji, aud other severe pains, due to
I womanly troubles. Cardui gave ine
i great I'ellef at oucc. Further use
v V
j of Cardui raised ine from bed of p
.?? on v. Cardui saved mv life, and T e
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iv.'niittbe thankful enough for what it gl
I did Tor me.'" Whether seriously si
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jaick, or simply ailing, take Cardui;
the woman's-* ionic. As a general ]
tonic tor women, to improve the ap- I
petite and build up the constitution,
i Cardui is in a class by itself. Those
w ho have used ir say it d??es the H
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; work; it relieve., it cures. Try it.
j Your druggist lias it.
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When you have1' Traumatism in your "
foot or instep spplyN. Chamberlain's
Liniment and you will gbt quick relief.
It costs but a quarter. \Vhy suffer?
I For sale by all dealers. ^
PROTECT. 5
| THE HEALTHOF YOURSELF
AMD FAMILY.
Pope's Herb is prepared to provide a j
dependable household remedy, based
upon the principle of purity of blood |
insuring freedom from disease. It is t
' a medicine for t laladies such a-*, Hheu- ~
I matism.' Liver Complaints, C'onstiprt- ^
I tion, Fever and Ague, Female Disor- st
ders, Indigeslic n, Lumbago. Kidney I1*
! Derangements, < latarrli. Sick and Ner-1lI?
j vous Headaches, loss of Apetite and all ?}
ailments arising prom inactivity of the
I Liver and Kidnets. yt
It is a purelv Herbs, Barks and Roots
Coaipouud Ilia put up in chocolate
i coated tablets nleasing and easy to
take, (or can be dissolved in water.)
| Mrs. J. C. Meade of Hayattsville, I
1 Md. says. \ b}
I "For \ears I lhave suffered with
1 Backache.NHeadacues, Neuralgia, and "
Nervousnesk and extreme fatigue, I
tried many ^remedies without relief
Four months afco a Wrateful friend in- f0
duced me to wrfte tb Pope Medicine Co.
Washington, D. (V, *or a box of Pope's ^
Herb Compound Tmets. the very first ?
dose of two tablets jknve me relief. I
used not uuite a Sl.OtfVx an<* I am entirely
cured of the painsin my back and
have no more headacpe.\
Dr.. J. V. HennesVy, is prominent
Physician and Surgedn of Albany, A*.
V. in part says: \ _ \
"As a Blood Purifies. LiVor\ Kidney
I and System regulator i prescnVpPope
Medicine Co's of Washington, i). C.
Herb Compound a3 I have done fo\the
past 20years, and I ha vie found iC\to
be a great remedy, winch seldom if
eyer fails'. There are thousands of letters
from users of Pope* 4 Herbs, that
haye been benefitted and cured by its
proper use. Pope's Horb Compound
Tablets are put up 200 inja box, "six
i month's treatment." andl will he sent .
po?t-paid on receipt of $ .00. Each box
contains a printed guar intee binding
us to refund the purchat? price if the
remedy fails to benefit, i lso full directions.
(ruekranleedby thePop Medicine Co..
Inc., uWMT the Puie #V id mid Drug* ?<
Ac~ June 30, 1906 No.j3i9S6.
FOR TERMS TO AGENTS IN
UNOCCUPIED TERRITORY,
ADDRESS
POPE MEDICNE
CO., INC
Pope Building, Washington, D. C ti
Something Ne?vfor\ranklinton. *
A new and ut/to-daW shaving parlor ai
run by Wjrlte map for White w
men. Locates in the cor- h<
; ner ot MaaolVaad .FrontVtreeffr-oecupied
lasthrear by Capt. D. T. Ward. a
Everything new and Vork guaranteed. tj
Yotl^si^serve, ^
jHai.i. A Woodlikr
P. S. WealsV. take off warts and &
moles without PAUi- No scar left. 0.
? Choice * |
Cut = Flowers ]
Rosea, Carnation toJ Violate. Wed- F
ding and Funeral FBwrs artistioally ?
Ranged at short nitice\ Mail tele- I,
graph and telephonW orderSsnromptly Dl
filled by ] \ S
J, L. O'QlllNN A CO. \
r*onm U$ I Raleigh, nSc ?
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The B. W. Ba
has been dissolved by mutual consent
Company Was organized Feb. 10, 1892,
from beginning to dissolution. We ta
a*;d the public generally for their libci
and commend to you Mr. B. W. Ballar
exteni-tp him our best wishes and asl
of our friends.
THE B. W.
TO MY klENDS
Refering to the aboveVotice of Dissoli
A Genera). Homey and
V i tli ample means to pay spot cash for all mApurehascs
don to sell at very small margin of profit. Implicit the p
ndeavor to carry a ycrv complete stock in my \ne and I t
uv heavy goods in car lots. I carry at all time\flour, lar
tutl', oats, tobacco, salt, barbed wire, poultry win, cultiv
hoes, wagon and buggy bridles, ham.es, traces, saws, ham
Larch, washing powder, baking powder and many )helf ar
L am Sale Agent For ColVs
tributors With
?r. Ik tS Stock and Chicken Fcod, those who have tried it 1<
Guano! GuJ
ive iue a trial on Guano this year. None better than tlx*
loiMniotC' "Homes Be it" "Sixteen Per Cent Acid Phosii:
Nitrate"f So in." Mv prises will be in keeping with thf
I Earnestly Sollc
et me impress one fact and I ask you to note this. rfiosi
lers who bring me approved orders 1 will buy out fo/the
u* goods where you like. Thus 1 assure nil mw
e ha<l in Franklintcn. If I cant get it in Frankfintdfi I ^
Bricks ai
I carry all the tirrj^ So. 1 Shingles and beat IlzJ-d Brie
, Some Special[Thi
ne car load strictly No 1 Michigan Hay. I never saw bet
rictly choice seed oats. SEED IRISH POTATOES?Mail
>on getting choice seed potatoes of me. Two font of flou
terest. I nave bou >ht poultry netting and nails in large <
1 cans, not something old but something new and good. 1
>il and Standard Oil Co 8. Oil. Do you want Jb buy Keros
>u want best oil! buy White "C.M Best St. Johns Potoric
B. w. I
Shall give my business my close and personal attention.
: Mr. R Moye who will be glad to see his friends
Youth can ga'n sense by losing youth, i
Marriage is a lottery with a chance I ^^^^^
r men, but never women, to draw a
ize.
RhcunwA The I
/ IT CURES
KhtnmatUm and Blood DImmci
The caun of rheumatism la excess
irlc acid m the blood. /To cure rheu
natism this acid must b 4 expelled from H fl G ill tr
he system\ Rheumatisfn la an Inter- J uol
ml disease\and requires an Internal
emedy. Rubbing wltA oils and llnlnent8
may edpe the pdln, but they will I
io more cur& rheumatism than paint vlll
change thA fiber ft rotten wood. P'OOfl 1
Cares Rheaaktlsssf To Stay Cared. feVUU 1
Science has dtecovdred a perfect and
:omplete cure caned Rheumaclde. Tested
In hundreds ox cases, It has effected
narvelous cures. \ Ipieumaclde removes
he cause, gets at the Joints from the
nslde, sweeps thAfpoisons out of the
lystem, tones up t)fc stomach, regulates
he bowels and kUmeys. Sold by drugfists
at 60c. and 111 in the tablet form ?
it Sc. and 60c., bylmall. Booklet free. The sprine-p
Bobbin Cbmiiical Coa Baltimore. Md, *
nn i. m.. i?i.?. is.?. tv- mv nrbisu ... ,.llf ,
# a but three dry gooc
Khcumocid? TheBlsl
notice of summons
North Carolina, Franklin County, in
le Superior Court, Before the Clerk.
R. Collie, Administrator of Jaaob _
vans, deceased, v? Susan Evans,
T3ow. and James Evans. Henry Manr
and wife, Mary Manly, Joe Stone
nd wife, Alafare Stone, Joe Fogg and
ife, Neoniah Fogg and Jobn/Q Evans
eirs at law. j T V?
To John <1 Evans one of ttfe defend- X 119, V6
nts above named: You will take noce
that an action entitles as above / *
as been commenced in #he superior \3"00(
iurt of Franklfe county Jpr J R Collie,
dniiniatrator ofUacob mans, deceasJ,
against the widow aJT<1 heirs at law
f said Jacob Evmta for the purpose of
btaining license qp sell/the real estate
elonging to the estate#of said Jacob
Ivans, to make aadfets t. pay the debts
f said estate, saidwea estate consist- and be convinced.
ig of a lot near tbat/wn of Louisburg
ranklin Co jntv, adlpping the lands of >re being received
tar ing Yarboro, Hairy Yarboro and _, ..
there, containing 3-H5 acres, and be- V oe*' 'be new
ig the lot of land ^hereon the said you will be am-een
acob Evans resided It the time of his 7 De a*reea
eath. You will turner take notice ! out by Oodman.
lat you are roguirccjup appear before
le Clerk of the Superior court of
rankdn county, at office fa Louis
org. on Monday, 1Mb 20th day of f~~
[arch, 1911. and ansinf or demur to f~~\ m' ^
io petition of the plaintiff or the
laiutiff will apply to to# court for the
iHef demanded In the petition. Thia
le 0th day of February, Mil. ...
J. J. babbow, c8 c ----r
B Yarborough Jr., Atty for Pl'tf.
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)LVEP illard
Company I
of all the directors and stockholders. The
nineteen years ago. It was a success
ke thp occasion to thank all our friends,
al patronage. We now make our bow I .*
d, wlo succeeds The 6 W Ballard Co. We
c for hint the supjiort and patronage _ 1^ I
5/HARD CO.
?N0 THE PUBLIC I
atio l, I wish to say I will continue to do
Farm Supply Business
and running my business with a small expense, I am in posatrsnage
of the public, in town and in the country. 1 shall
iskian inspection of same and our rices before you buy. I
Sugar, coffee, mblasees and syrup, meat, hay, corn, ship
at<*s, harrows, shovels, forks, spades, axes, horse and mule
mirs, cow chains, nai's in all sizes, at very low price, soap,
id bther goods too numerous to mention.
I /Planters, Cole's Guano Dis=
gtrrow^ Attachments
mow. that Pr. Hess Stoc J Food'is the very best on the market I
a\o! Guano!
e braWls I handle". "Raleigh-Standard" "Potapsco" "Old
hate,'r\Kaieit," "Cotton Seed Meal," "Murate of Potash"
lowest. \V.hile 1 want to sell all the goods I can for cash.
:it Tifepe Business
3 customers whroeci re me with mortgages, and those custom
such goods thaM do not carry in my stock. You can buy
i and friends that they can get through me anything that can
rill order from elsewlNre. \l
id Shingled 1
K?you can get any number of Shingles or Brick anytime.
ngs Just Received
Iter Hay than this car load is. SEED OATS?not mixed, "but
le grown "Irish Cobblers" and "Early Rose" You can rely
r. See me before you buy flour I know I can mak it to your
auantities. Do you want barbed wire? Try me. Five gallon
Try one?saves money. Kerosiue Oil?I carry the White
ene Oil cheaper than you ever bought it? If so see me. If
o Molasses.
BALLARD I
You can find me at post of duty ready to serve.you, assisted ' |
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Sig Little Store I
receive^ everything new and
for spring ?.and summer wear. _
;ingh?ms have m ver been prettier, white goods are here, and *
in von^iin hiiy t rA Ingmni-t nf nnn *trw I minTin^ h?? B
Is stores.
Little^ ore is not the largest I
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what iou want. See the
Is and c Dmpar^ quality ' I
and prices N I
I save you 10-to 5 cts on every dollar purchase. New shoes .
each week, Marcl 1st will bring large shipments ol new low I
'est styles mode b ' Ziegler, and Leodard Shaw and Dean and I
bly surprised at he new styles and pretty shapes gotten I
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