We want to thank the Tobacco Farmers
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of Franklin and adjoining counties for their
help-in making us ; v ' \
Leaders of the Tobacco Market of Louisburg
During Season 1913-1914 A ^
We will be in business next season at the same old stand.
RIVERSIDE INDEPENDENT WAREHOUSE CO.
?. S. FORD
B. W. WILLIAMSON
HKTERAL FATALITIES.
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?Him?: Hllzzard Als* Mm Huu
Tall?Drifts rik? Up.
Chicago, 111.. Feb. 23 ?The biting
bllinri that yestrrday swept through
the Prairie and Middle Westers States
continued ?lowly eastward today,
tearing In its wake prostrate wires,
delayed railway trains and apaet busi
ness. Snow con tinned to (all In a ear
ly all tfaa affected region and where
It allghtly was '?-"f the Inereaaad.
cold hampered efforts to restare nor
mal conditions.
Several fatalities were reported In
Illinois.
Wires were down all over Indians
and nearly all lnternrban lines tied
?P
Drifts were piling up before a
sharp wind fn the St. L<ouls territory.
Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska faced
a heavy task of restoring wire com
munication. Ohio reported snow fall
log In alT directions and drifting be
fore high wnds Trans from the
South were reaching Chicago three
hours late.
_ Want Conditions of Seasaa.
" Kansas City, Mo . Feb. 24.?With
only slight abatement, (he storm that
last sight swept Into Kansas and
Western Missouri, producing the
Worst conditions of the season, con
tinued today. Officials of telegraph
companies said wire conditions were
tke worst known in this region for
? .gggj
t . *nll?d Oat of Hrti.
bprtngfleld, 111 , Feb. 24.?Five cn
daea today pulled the "Diamond Spe
cial, ot the Illloola Central Railroad.
o?t ot anow drift? near here 'and
tmitt the train in three hour* tate.
Tfcrongfe t/atns were four and five
tagteeer Blinded bj *??".
Decatar, 111.. Feb 14,?n?e persons,
were lajnred When the Wabaab Rall
-yf^l^aiMltlhenUl Limited ran Into
Hm f?ad en lin na here today. The
?C tke faaaeaior train waa
Minded Vr the ?now
RM? DHrta kf Wind,
at UaMfc Mo., m. 14.?A bttoard
St. bonis,
.A MM HiW waa
betara n M-balle wind.
rid'the roada.
down to sneh an extent that commu
nication with the outside world is al
most impossible.
Shw Drifting Sadly,
jr Pittsburg. Pa.. Feb. 24.?Driven by
a high wiad. snow, tailing throughout
Kut?n Ohio. Western Pennsylvania
and West Virginia, drifted badly this
afternoon Hundreds of trackmen
kept railroads in the Pittsburg, dis
trict opea. but telephone and tele
|nab Vir? saCared. County roads
.jfere almost Impassable and serious
interruption at business was threat
ened.
Leett ,
One white liver-epotted Pinter Dog.
amftri to naae "Prmto.^d A liberal
reward will be paid for JAm return to
, R. K THARRIlgGTON.
R. P. D. 2. Lflhfebsrg. K. C.
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All Kinds, Leveling, PI
and Estimates
B. Egerton
Poji Um* of
NEW OARPGS SEED
at
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W? offer all tW Wat ?4 Boat pradve*
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T.UT. WOOD 4 SONS.
rama Far .Heat.
Five Bice farm % Fraakllnton
ovuhi|. adapted to cotton, corn, to
kacco. grata and feed stuff?, on good
oads, within 40* yards ofgood churcb
ad oae mile of splendid school,
lenty of pasture a?d wood. A good
iroposltioa for t ood farmer. 1 also
fer for sale a fine Jersey Ball. Ap
tty at oace te t-"
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K. F. D. 2, YottogarUls, N. C.
C*tt*a Seed fer Mai?.
Riclu bit bool prolific early pur*
and free from disease. Improved each
jrear. $1.00 per bushel. Write for
prices oalarca lots. Jk*
R. H. RICKS,/^
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Buy yoar tires direct at lowest price?.
dlrect fr?ra 016 factori- 'or Urea In
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?hat too pa, to? ^ 88 "d yOU ,et Mg V*? and
tataTlSirr" tompose <""? itSrtomers .moi/thea. are
Dwl** the poet dull winter kdIowaMI* - direct
?xeeU?*t deal? fcm ii._ #. . montfie we secured some
the fbUowbif prlc4?& ^ 8nd *?w off#r our Purchase? at
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C. O. D. ayoa receipt dt It far cent <rf coat. Protapt ?blomeau -r
Money returned tf unable to 1111 order Send n. trial order now.
HUGH F. WENDLE
"Architect and Engineer
Architectural Designs submitted. Estimating and
- Contracting
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