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Alfut term, of Franklin Superior
Court. 1914, commencing August the
Slat, 1914, fur the trial of civil case*
only. Two weeks term, Hon. ft. W.
Whedbee. Judge of the 5th, Judicial
District Presiding and "holding the
same.
Xenday First Week.
1 Roberson vs. McLean.
13 Perry vs. Coats and Adams.
IS In Re Will o f Helen Cooke.
Tuesday First Week.
In Re Will of W. B. Timberlake.
' <_ Wednesday First Week.
3 Hill vs. Marshall et ale.
43 Boone rs. Mutual Life Ins. Co.
.13 Sykes Admr'x., vs. J. M. Sykes.
Thursday First Week.
11 HlU^ju I. H. Kearney.
14 In Re Will of J. W. Duke.
SI Loulsbirf Machine Works vs. W.
J-Dennis.
. Friday
It Davis J. P. vs. Anthooy'Bevis.
29. Ford vs. Southern Saw
3ft Harris vs. Board Trus.
vllie Township.
8^ J. C. Conway vs. Seaboard Air
Uoe Railway.
40) Collins Liddie vs. Rogers N. M.
?1: Hawkins M. T. vs. Delia Wright
7ft Perry Mattle vs. Andrews Eddie.
? Saturday First Week.
,AU Bh?tt Cum this Date.
2 N'eal vs. Neal.
4 Poster vs. Foster.
7 Kelly vs. Kelly.
10 Owen vs. Owen.
18 Kearney t?. Kearney.
22 Privett TS. PrlTett
24 Terrell vg. Terrell.
27 Odum ts. Odam.
38 Harris ts. Harris.
48 Macon ts. Macon.
49 Rodwell ts. Rgjdwell.
60 Yarborough ?b. Yarborough.
62 Williams vs. Williams. '
63 Foster ts. Foster.
64 BlTens ts. Blvens.
65 Pettiford ts. Pettiford.
71 Hogwood ts. Hog wood.
79 Dent ts. Dent.
/* 80 Wilder vs. Wilder.
Monday Second Week.
54 Cooke ts. Yar bo rough et als.
47 Thcmias vs. Ford and Williamson
19 Queen City Mfg. Co. ys. Wbitfleld.
23 Alkahest Lyceum Co. vs. Ford.
36 Hight vs. Tharrington Admr. et
als.
39 Hpllingsworth vs. Wade.
43 Hines vs. Casualty Company.
81 Sykes B. B. ts. Sykes Admr.
?85 R.."E.Copeland ts. O. D. Stal lings.
Taesday Second Week.
6 Allen vs. Trustees Spring Hope
Graded School. N
21 Riverside Overall Mfg. Co. vs.
Woodlief O. T.
26 In Re Will of Lucy Mathews.
37 Kearney D. L. ts. Kearney W. G.
and wife.
41 McKlnne Bros. Co. vs. Allen
aierlff.'
52 Mead Cycle Co. vs. Mullen Bros.
58 Griffin Georgia vs. Valentine Exr.
84 May W. H. vs. May Mourning et
als.
WHm4i; HnoiI Week.
8 Marahairvs. Allen.
12 Hayes 1. J. vs. Hill J. P. j
17 Hill J. P. vs. Hayes and Fuller.
IS Allen Alston vs. Hill Live Stock
H kfr
25 Powell vs. Strickland.
30 Perry vs. Rose.
63 Bowden A A. vs. Bowden J. C.
et als.
?0 Whitaker vs.. Peoples et "Ma.
M Prultt vs. Dr. Koonce.
U Chambiee vs. Rocers.
82 Delker Bros vs. A C- Benton.
Ttwni*, Herosd Week.
9 Switxer vs. PortU Mining Co.
M Jones vs. Dwk
SI P. S. and K. K. Allea vs. Juk
tice F. W. ? i
>2 Harris vs. Southern Kiprea* Co.
44 Strickland vs. Montcoaary Lum
ber OaL ? . j
46 Strickland vs. Montgomery lum
ber Co.
W Howell vs. MontsoaMry Lumber
Co. ?
Om.
#7 Hill Live Stock C6. vs Griffln.
?8 Jours eg an vs. Person.
M Jonrnegan vs. Person.
M Bod die W. W. vs. Seaboard Air
Use Railway.
Friday Heeead Week.
33 Morton vs. House Lumber Co
*4 SMrtess vs. McObee
66 Harris vs. Noel et 4s.
87 MeKiaaa and Wife v? Southern
?HaUway Co. <? HY ?
6? Beddingfleld vs. Bateas et ate.
70 Kin? vs. Timbartake. i
72 MdKinne Bros vs. Parrish.
,'4 tfene UU. Co. vs. Qupton.
Quano Co. va. HOI Live
J^ano Co. vs. H?! Live
be placed at the foot of the trial dock
et. The above cases are set for trial
on the days named, and It any should
not be reached on th? day Bet. they
will not lose their place on the Calen
dar, but will be tried, as soon as
reached.. All other cases are for
?notion.
J. J. Barrow. O.8.C.
>ot So Strong After AIL
You may think It strange that so
many people are cured of stomach
trouble by Chamberltn's Tablets Tou
would not. however, if you should give
them a trial. They strengthen and
invigorate the stomach and enable it
to perform Its functions naturally.
Mrs. Roele Rish. Wabash, Ind., writes
"Nothing did me the least good until
I began using Chamberltn's Tablets.
It is decidedly the best medicine for
stomach troublq, I have ever used."
For sale by all dealers.
Sunn I'p-To-Date.
"Why is* he so bitter at the girl hf
was only recently engaged to?"
"Because when she sent the ring
back she labeled the box. "Glass?with
SICKENED BY CALOMEL.
If Va^ ever saw anyone made sick
by calomSlvyou wont want any more
calomel yourSnf. There's no real rea
son why a person~Bhould take calomel
anyway, when-fifty cfenjs will buy a
large bottle of Dodson's CKw Tone?
a good remedy that perfectly and
safety take? the place of dangerb<|B
calomel, which 1? only another form
of deadly and poisonous mercury. ?
Dodrod's Liver Tone is a pleasant
tasting Tegetable,.ilquid which will
start the liver Mm i surely as calo
mel, and which has absolutely no bad
after-effects.
Children and grown people can take
Dodson's Liver Tone without any re
striction of habit or diet. Aycock
Co., and Beasley-Alston Drug Co., sell
it and guarantee it to take the place of
calomel, and will refund-your money
at once If it'fails In your case.
The Cum of L. L. Cantelou.
The case of L L Cantelou. Claren
don. Texas, is similiar to that of many
others who have used Chamberlin's'
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
He says, "after trying a doctor for
several months, and uslhg different
kinds of medicine for my wife who had
been troubled with severe bowel com
plaint for several months, I bought a
25c. bottle of' Chamberlin's Colic,
Cholera and Diarhoea Remedy. After
using the second bottle she wnc en
tirely cured." For sale by ell dealers,
Even a wortn will turn; and ,if it
takes a sharp turn, of course it be
comes an angleworm.
Humt Constipation Dangerous
-Constipation In summer-time is more
dangerous than In the fall, winter or
spring. The food you eat is often con
taminated and is more likely to fer
ment in your stomach. Then you are
apt to drink mnch more water during
the hot weather, thus injuring your
stomach. Colic. Fever, Ptomaine Pois
oning and other ills are natural
results. Po-Do-Lax will keep you
well, as It increases the Bile, the
natural laxative, which rids the
bowels of the congested poisonous
waste. Po-Do-Lax will make you feel
better. Po-Do-Lax will make you feel
a dose to-night 50c. at your Druggist.
iBfMtfep U< Insect Blt?S SuptODl
Mosquito??, flies and other Insects,
which brtM.j quickly In garbage palls,
ponds of stagnant water barns, musty
places, etc., are carriers of disease.
Kvery time they bite yon. they laject
poison into your system from which
some dread disease m*y result Get
a bottle of Sloan's Liniment. It Is
antiseptic and a few drops will neu
tralise the Infection caused by Insect
bites or rusty nails. Sloan's Lalment
disinfects Cuts, Bruises and Sores.
You cannot afford to be without 4t in
your home. Money back If not satis
fied. Only 2Sc. at your Druggist.
An Egotist.
Honkus: "Flubdub seems to have a
wonderful opinion of his knowledge."
Pokus: "I should say he has. 'Why.
I hare actually heard him attempt to
argue with his son, who la In his
freshman year at college."
Siuht Coughs Are Di
Summer colds are dangeitMW. They
Indicate low vitality and oftea lead to
serious Throat and Lung Trouble, in- i
eluding Concumptlon. Dr. King's New
Discovery will relieve the congh or I
cold promptly and prevent compiles- ?
tlons. It Is soothing and aat'.eeptlc
and makes you feel better at once. To
delay Is dangerous?get? bottle of Dr.
Kings's New Discovery at once. Money
back If not satlsfieo. 5(k;. and $1.00
bottles at your Druxgist.
Click 0> The Latch.
The silence holds tor it, taunt and
? true;
The yoang moon stays for it, wist
ful white; '
Winds that whimpered the snnset,
through,
StjfH for it, low and light.
>NS.
Chick o' thelatch aA hell comehomo,
A stir in theotistat the little gate.
Hush my heart, and ne^stlll, my heart,
Surely it's sweet to wlrtt]
The tall skies lean for It, lUtenlftg^
Never a star but lends an ear?
The passionate porch-flowers - stoop
v and cling.
Parting their leaves to hear.
Clilck o' the latch, and him come
home,? \ * ?
A step on the flafes, a smatch of song
Hurry my heart, be sWft. my heart.
How did we wait so long.
?Nancy Byrd Turner in July Lippln
cott's. ' .
. At the .Methodist Church.
There will be services at the Meth
odist church both morning and even
ing, next Sunday. The pastor will
preach at both services.
There will be no services on the
fourth Sunday, August 23rd. Thii. y
the only Sunday before Conference
when the cluych will be closed.
HOW CHILDREN GROW
Children grow by nourishment?not
overloaded stomachs or ^ foods bat
equalities that are readily converted into
life-sustaining blood; too often their
digestive powers cannot procure these
qualities from ordinary foods which results
in weakness, dullness and sickness.
If your children are under-size, under
wdtfht, (itcfa cold easDy, are languid,
backward, pale or frail, give them Soott's
Kmnlsion which is pure nourish
ment. It sharpens the appetite, builds
healthy flesh, firm muscles and active
brains. Scott's is growing-foodi for
children. Refuse alcohol jfc substitutes.
X -
Why - Sizzle ?
?gg-g?ggj- [ | g [ II ?
The hottest blasts of Summer lose their dis
comfort when yon are dri via g an automobile.
Ton meet a breeze when there is no breeze.
Makes life worth living. Time is money, and a
car is the greatest time saver on earth.
Don't forget the FORD in selecting a car, it
gives more ride for the same money, and is al
ways ready to go. Since August the 1st you
can bny them as follows:
RUNABOUT $440
- " TOURING CAR $490; >
TOWN CAR 1690
'-r?. L*lS? talk it Over
Louisburg Machine Works
1 v Incorporated
Wood's Trade Mark
Crimson Clover
Is Best Quality Obtainable, j
of Htyh Tested Germina
tion and Purity.
' Crimson Clover 1? a wonderful soli
Improrrr; also makes splendid 1*11,
winter and spring (rasing, theearlieat
tieen feed, or a good hay erop.
A crop of Crimson Clover turned
under is equal to a food application
of stable manure, and It* value as a
?oil-improver is worth ISO. to $30. per
acre. <
Wood's Descriptive Fan Catalog
giving full lntormstioti about f '
CRIMSON CUWH. ALFALFAtM
W1MTVR VKTCH,
and all FARM and GARDEN SEEDS
for Fall sawing, mailed on request.' I
Write fat CytaloftndprieMolsBj
Seeds nqutfi^
T. W. WOOD & SONS.!
,Ta.*|
CHOICE
Cut Flowers
FOR ALL OCCASIONS
A
Rotes, Carnations. Violets and
Valliee tbe leaden. Our ary lo
wedding arrmnjre merits are of the
lateat touch. Nothing finer in
flora] offerings to be had.
Blooming pot plant*. Azalias,
Hyacinths, Palms, Ferns. Norfolk
pines and many other nice pot
planta.
Rose bus bee. Evergreens,
Shrubberies Hedge Planta and
.Shade Tteea.
>- Hail, T legraph and
\ Telephone orders
phxajptly executed by
J. L 0'
gtore phone 42
GreenhouBe.phnoes 149
^THE WEDDING PBE8EXT
STORE
BfKKtnln* Aag. 15th. I
wish to Htate to the pobile
that I will do a CMh basi
aetts. So plttm do not ask
for credit. All partlex ow
tag me an account will
please rail la and pay me,
M I need tbe money.
FHE? Jt BIFF, ?
Jeweler A Optometrist,
Lonlsbwry, 5. C.
BROKE* MACHINE FilD
AJID CASTINGS WELDE1D. "
We arc eq?ipp?4 U wtU
WlH?n la irra, bnui u4 all*
?inm. iitoaoblh axle* aafl
tiri.?..?.
krakaa mm eaa k? mifcil In
rjgagjg
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TATE MACHntEBY * SUPPLY
OK. H. r. BUBT ,
PHYSICIAN ud SUHOEON.
Otloa t* Burt,'BundS?ClSSnInPtr?et
Hotra 11 un. to 1 pl m. and 4 to Hm j
MAKES YOU FORGET YOUR STOMACH
Ever eat? meal cooked from poor Groceries? And did -your poor
Stomach Rebel? Then get the right hind of Groceries and you will for
'get you hare a stomach.
We have 'em, and they ara jaat waiting for a opportunity to
"tope up" year overburdened stomach,
t JONES MACON, LwuUk N. C.
FIREPROOF
Cannot bom?never leak?look wall?ud
are inexpeniive. They cover the beat home*,
churchaa, school? and public building* all over
the country.
*7 , For Sale by
*. FRAK K HO CCK. LOriSBTHO If. C.
CITIZENS BANK OF HENDERSON
HENDERSON, N. C.
" DIRECTORS
Jao. H. Brodie, Treasurer and Gen.'Mgr. Vance Guano Co.
D. Y. Cooper, President Harriett Cotton Mill? >
. i ?' Henderson Cotton Mllla
Jno. D.Cooper, President Carolina Bagging Co.
India Bagging Company
8. P. Cooped V. Pres. Cooper's Co-operative Warehouse Co.
.Melville Dorsey, Wholesale an<l Retail Druggist
Gyo. B. Harris, Harris, Cooch Co. L
P. R. Harris, Vice President Henderson Cotton Mills.
William A. Hunt, Cashier1 .. J. Bailey Owen, President
W. S. Parker. President Roanoks .Mills,Ca?nn|iiy
" Par ham Supply Company
J. H. Parham Pres. Vance Guano Co., Treae. ParhamSupply Co
J. P. Taylor, President J. P. Taylor Co.
i " Home Telephone & Telegraph Co.
F. G. Topleman, Gen. Manager Home Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Samuel Watkins, Watkins Department Store
A. C. Zollicoffer, Attorney at Law
CAPITAL AND SURPI US 200,000 ?
Save OelaK
Buy Tobacco Flues and Flue
Repairs, of us.
12 inch fire joints 65c eac
12 inch Elbows 60 each.
Telephone, write or come
yourself, "^e will take care of
all you flue buyers.
ware
Henderson, North Carolina
\ ?
Four Years Old
We hare bought the entire stock of pure ap
ple Vinegar 4 year? old ofM. T. Howel}.
See ut for borne cured meat of all kinds.
Oats, Corn, Hay, Flour, t\f.
A. W. Perry,-Jr. & Co.
? LOU1SBURG, N. C.
PAVEMENTS CURBS GUTTERS
We do everything in Cement
or Concrete work
rCRRO COACRCTC CO/ttTRUCTIO/UO.
Louisburg, N. C.
A Poetaljwill bring our representative
FL00B8 BRIDGES
BETAUimrVALLS