Franklinton News Items
? Ham of Interest Gathered Froan in
and Near Oar Stater Town Cadi Waek
CLOSES ON WEDNESDAY
Robert Speed apent last Sunday
with bis people bar*.
Its a "boy" end J. K. Faulkner ia
wearing a broad grin this week.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. Venn and lfiaa
Elna went to New York laat Thurs
day.
Prof. R B. White went to Ral
eigh Monday on professional busi
ness.
Miss Minnie Foster, of Bridgeport,
Conn., ia visiting her sister, Miaa
Kit lie Foster.
The work of grading the streets
is moving along very satiafsetory
and ia adding much to the looka and
usefalneaa ef our thoroughfare*.
Got. W. W. Kitebin will address
the people of Fraaklintoa and vicin
ity on Satarday, October 26 ih, at
10 o'olook. The publio is invited to
attend and beat the Governor.
An aate party of yeang men eoa
sis ting C. C. and D. B. Kearney,
Hngb Daniel, Walter Cooke and
Joe Joyner went on a flyiag trip to
Raleigh last Sunday.
Mr. Hector Young and Mrs. E. F.
N" a well were married last Tuesday,
October lltb, at the Methodist par
sonage by Rev. W. W. Rose. Only
a few friseda were present. They
are both well known in Franklinton
where they hare resiJsd for several
years.
Work began in earnest laat Men
day on tbe large new Sterling Cot
tea Mill. Twenty-five first clasa
brick layers ftem Raleigh, Header*
?>n, Oxford and Franklinton be^an
the wort with a "v o op move- whicii
iadicatea an early ooca^leuen of this
large and eon-.odiois bulldisg, s-'uieb
wken completed will be u See a mill
as the State can boaat of, and au
benor.toeer town, betid?* gi,ing
eiapioyaaent to a large a urn her pf
men, women and okildrea.
Hen a a 'newish "bo speaks from
aad long experience
via . Mn P. H. brogaa, of Wilspn-Pa.,
who say*. "I kaew from experience
that CkaaaberUia's Cough Remedy is
far superior to aay other. For crocj>
there is o? thing that exewls it " For
salt by all druggists.
Resolmlons of Respect.
The following resoiation ?f respect
ww passed laat Sunday by tbe Bira
ca Class of the Methodist Sunday
School:
Whereas, God in His Infinite Wis
dom has wrought His Divine Will
la transporting to his eternal reward.
Mr. J. L. Mitchell, father of our-Bs
raca Class brother, Mr. Henry I)
Mitchell, and a man of wholesome,
useful influence, of christian charac
ter and worthy citizenship; ailc!^
, Whereat, W e bow in bumble sub
mission to tbe All-Wise dispensa
tions ef an Omnipotent God, it ia tbe
sense of this class that oar commun
ity looees one of her most esteemed
citizens; and
Whereas, Oar hearts dwell deeply
in sorrow and friendly sympathy for
our Class brother and his berieved
family, at a time whan the abadowg
of grief are dark and heavy and
hearts are disconsolate; and
Whereas, Sympathetic, friendly
hearts bespeak a testimonial of
chiistian living based on tbe princi
pals of Brotherly love; therefore be it
Raeolved, That we individually
and as a class extend to oar distress
ed Brother our abiding and heart
felt sympathies at the sad loss of bis
father; and aasare bim and bis peo
ple of a kiad christian fellowship;
and pray God to lighten the harden
of grief by His own Fatherly Love,
and bring a clear light of consola
tion that shines forth the eternal
truth that God doeth all tbingi well,
and be it farther
Rsilolved, Tbat a eopy of these
resolations be transmitted to Brother
Henry Mitchell, and ? eopy property
filed in the records of tbe elans.
B. A. Whs stow, x
J. K. WarmiiD,
O. T. Nioholsoit,
Committee.
KEBP THE KIBNEYS WELL
Health la Worth Savlnar. and
Soma Leuitborjr People
Know Bow lb Save It.
Hanr Xioaiabarg people lake their
lirea in their hands by negltcting
the kidneys wh?a they know tbeae
organ* need help. Sick kidneya ara
responsible for a va>t amount of Buf
fering and ill health, but there la no
need to coffer nor to r< main in dan.
ger. Una Doati's Kilney Pills ? a
remedy that haa cured thousands of
kidney sufferers
The following statement leaves no
{round tor <loubt
M. V. Fleming, Manson, S. t',
lays: '-Kidney trouble caused ma
ao end of Buffering. When I lifted
>r stooped, I had sharp twinges in
ay loins ?nd my btok aohed io
lensely at night. I tired eaaily, was
anguid and nervous and otten ao
ioed that the kidney searetiona oon
lained sediment. Tlie contenta of
iz boxes of Doan'? Kidney Pills
uade a permanent cure and at tha
>ree>nt time I Km enjoying good
leahh. This remedy deserves my
uost hearty endorsemeat."
Far ia!u by ail dealers. Prise
DAILY SALE
New ea at the
BARGAIN STORE
Joseph N. Ramey, Prop.
'(Under the Baeket Store)
We are selling at the very lowest poe
sible prices, eonsistent with houeety,
our entire stock ef well selected
Ladies, Gentlemens and
Chlldrens Furnishings
Our "FAULTLESS" TROUSEKS
made Hp to the lateet styles sad our
comoletr line of "Brand Shoes" ean
aol be beaten in the local market.
REMEMBER ? Our store is
headquarters for Ladies
Kimonaa ? an elegant
? ? . lot on hand at very
reasoualtt prices
Be Sure ' to Gat One ot Our
Trunks and Suit Cases
If you want to say* money Tke pro
prietor recently visited the northern
markets and took advantage of the
many splendid bargain sales. Uv hav
ing to pav only a small rent and no
clerk bire, wiuh prepared to slaugh
ter prices, thereby sharing the profits
with our customers
Come in and give us a trial
ind be convinced. You will
be satisfied and pleased.
Ha!? itUe Jlegidar F uel&upply
Required
Cole's Original Hot Blast Beater, tm account of
the patented ?ir-vight and gas-tight construction and patented I
hot blast combustion, gives perfect control over, the fire,'
Build Only One Fire a Winter
c
It is 'bo perfect in construction that fire koepa all night
It saves the gases wasted with other stoves.
The cost of the stove is saved in fuel. $5.60 worth of
?oft coal, bard coal or lignite, or a $1.50 ton of slack or ;]
screenings will do the work of ttvice the amount of fuel in ^ ?
other atoves. * 4
It is guaranteed to remain always air-tight, which means' '?
that it is always a fire-keeper.
Zxamine Cole's Original Rot Blast befor* you buy?-, "
Avoid imitations which only look like the genuine.
McKinne Bros., Co. ris
? ' aoo*min( M
-t j tta and ttjta.
COPTMGHTa
Used
in ever increasing
r quantibea, because the roofs
put on 26 years ago are as
^ good as new to-day, and hare
never needed repairs. ^
Don't put on that roof
until you see them.
For Sale by M. F. HOUCK, Louisburg, N. C.
NO USE TO THROW AWAY TAT
OLD PIECE OF MACHINERY
When We Can Make it as Good as
New for You. Come to See Us
*
Jackson Tri-State Motor Car Co.
Louiaburg, If. C. West Huh Street*
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YOU CANT AFFORD
TO MISS SEEING OUR NICE
AND COMPLETE LINE OF
Furniture and Tlause Furnishings
? We have had a number of years experience in this
work and feel safe in saying that our present stock is one
of the most up-to-date and best values that has been
shown in Franklin county in many years.
We have the celebrated Schulz Pianos in stock where
you can examine them if you are contemplating the pur
chase of a high grade instrument at a reasonable price.
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Our Undertaking Department
receives our special attention at all times and should you
need anything in this line or our services, we will give you
the best attention to be had in this section.
Remember when in Louisburg to call at our store and
make your self at home.
W. E. WHITE FURNITURE CO.
LOUISBURG, NORTH CAROLINA x x
HILL
LIVE STOCK
COMPANY
This advertisement we dedicate to the orJinary farmer who lovds a square deal. Deal
with us and you won't knock < s. If you are a man. who meet your obligations and pay
your debts. trad* with us and you will hereafter boost the ilill Live Stock Co. We stand
solidly behind oar guaraatee on all horses, buggies, wagons and harness sold. We thank
you oar customers, for the large amount of business given us the past spring and will say
we ate quit?w?H,' if you pay us November 1st as you promised, if not there is going to be
hell to pay a big
CYCLONE MORTGAGE SALE
Wednesday, November 20th, and 21st.
en which date we will offer for sals as uaaal, horses and males, buggies, wagons, cows, hogs
harness, surriea, household and kitchen furniture, shot guns and opposum dogs. All
aboat the sale will appear in a later issue of this paper. W e wish to reduce our stook of
buggies and wagons, all new buggies, wagons and harness. We have a large stock of dry
goods, notion* and shoes at our store that we wish to sell. Now we want to gin vour cot
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_ uw... T?o nam tw giu yuur cot
ton. We have just oommenced the operation of our new cotton gin in front of oar stables,
which hua capacity of 60 bales per day. We will be glad to gin the cotton of oar friends
and customers. We have a large stock ef agricultural implements that we will sell cheap
for the next SO days as we want to clean up our stock. Now gentlemen we want yoa to
pay year notes this year when they are aue if you are not dead. If you are dead that set
tles it; we wont attempt to follow you because we are in doubt as -to which road some of
yon will take. If yoa pay us, we eali you gentlemen behind your back and to your face. If
yoa don't pay when due, and when we look over our books in the daad hours of the night,
we sometimes you bad names and say about yoa just what the average man would say.
Human nature ia just about the ssme; but please remember if yoa don't pay us this time you
will see yoar goods and chattls sold on Wednesday Nov. 20th, and if we don't finish on
that day well keep right on sellidg the next day, Thursday Nov. 21st, and we propose to
call every maaa name, and where a mans name Richard and they oall him Diok we propose
to call him Diek too at this sale. Now you fellows who have been selling tobacoo high;
yoa may hare some brothers or anciea or your wife may have an ancle who made cotton
and can't pay. If you don't want his name advertised yon had better go and help him to pay
his debts, so yoa fellows who can't pay better see somebody about takiug up .^your note for
we ssy right here and right now, we are goinj to walk abodl with you if you don't pay as.
Oar Second sale will be pnlled off Friday December 20tb, and Saturday December 21st.
HILL LIVESTOCK CO.
K. P. HILL, President