THE FRANKLIN TIMES
F. JOHNSON, Editor ud Manager
Year 91. f
Months 1. 1>0
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C Foreign Advertising Rcprcier.litKe
THF. AMEH ICAte PRETSS ASSOCIATION
Entered at the Post Office at Louls
? *?rg. N. C., as second class matter.
Conditions in Europe present
more grave aspect as the French |
troops advance. ^
Mr. W? N. Everett. df Richmond
County, has been appointed Secretary I
4ft State by Gov. MorNson. He took
the oath of office on Tuesday morning |
and entered upon his new duties.
We see in the News-Observer com
ment on a certain Carper raising a
hog that weighed S26 vpotmdB; * as if
that was the record, j We want to
introduce to our esteemed contempo
THry Mrr~Z. L. Cheavfo, of Franklin
county, who recently killed a hog thut
?weighed 946 pounds. We think Mr.
Cheaves, of Franklin, holds the record
for big hogs in North CaroHna.
Reports show that Dr. Peacoek, who J
escaped some time ago from tfie crim
inal insane department of the State
penitentiary has shown up 4n Flori
?4a. The it-port says lie has "been de
clared sane by a Court in that state.
North Carolina should have no objec
tion to his becoming sane, but if he
takes that course there eQould be
some mear.s of trying him again for
murder. He 'should be brought back
and confined, or tried asaln and sen
tenced according to the cr:mc he cum
mitt'd. ?
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ILii.VK hUt'o liiwi sriliiwl. "
Of interest. . 1 l'e:.eii".r*. *
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Ouj prl:. Mr m fctteaded j
llio b" . ? : i "i }?.'>* :.v/r.T. M-r. ( air. '
Frid .y iifter'io&ii. I
Jtc v . W . I i , Wa 1 i a < p r ?*. a (. ? 1 i A a
s ery intr.-:*vs^ing - rm .n S.ir.-|
day.
Mr. Mill Mrs. H <\ VL : p spent I
tlie vwk-wl at C<- i i!1 i;' r*: wiih Mrs. I
Kemi> ? pf*rents.
We. wlcome in-o oar r'u^nt baly;
Air 1. ii .If-n ot Cedar llylk . i
Dr. Ollie Copp'-dse of Nashville; vis- j
ited bis father at C'idar Ilock on last j
Sunday.
In the one gam" or tTio week the
local l?:tukct t ii II rruii.t *rounce?l thf !
JuBtice five V."<-dnesday af'.ernoon by]
the s.eot'o of tn 7 on tiiv ' Justice]
court. ' * I
TJVVOISIKP. filEMICAI- SOCIETY ,
, Th?* MaiiiilacturinK of 'Olaw
(!?y Haywood Stalling?., Jr. )
is a hard t!Bnf;?;ent sub
stance made < f a mixtur of sodium j
gllicdtat ?. cilelurn silicatr ?ind silicon i
dioxidrr l.oatcd !o^et!ier to ?i very high i
temperature, the mixture slo-.vly fusts I
to a transparent liquid, wlncii on cool- j
iHKj Passes into the rj^;?T material call- !
ed glass. The method in which the'
melted glann is handleG :u the
factory depends upon the character
of the object to he made. Such arti
cles as* bottles, lamp chiinnrys, and
glasses are made by ldov.ing the plas
tic glass into mo1ds~of the desired
shape . The mold is opened, a lump
of plastic/ glass in a ho?:ow rod is
lowered into it. ami tli" nj?ild is then
closed. Hy blowing into the tube the
glass is forced into he ?aapc of the
mold. Tp, prevent ridg'-s from show
ing where' the mold joins the articles
while being, blown, are revo;ved.
Window glass -is made- by blowing j
the melted glass inlo the form of large
hollow cylinders. Thes?* nrr rut long. I
itudinally and are then placed in an
oven and heated until They soften, j
when they nre flattened out into p|;ites'
and cut into the desired sizes.
> Plato glass, an American Invention
1b cast into flat slabs wnt< n are th^n
ground snd polished ta perfectly plan"
? surfaces .
In o61orin^ glass the amb'-r color
of Common l>ottles Is ?o iron cmi
'rwitods in the glass in- other c.i^r
Iron 'Colors the gla? a u Co
? 1 j^ftnhds of l^vr V T n ITfiu?
thyst tint and urqrMnm^coioptuunls lm
. parts a pehjllor yellowish grc n color.
hywflM# Rl88* Uffl to ndtnlf linlil Into
, the limlillng^-wlicro the vlo? Is to 1>0
p tfXVllll'li 'Ii rlnss l? rouKhencd.
rtrhtn* daalpis upon class by flnorlto
U Md snlftirle acid. 'I I o Rlnss ves.y'l
If i>n!ntscl oTor* with ft iirotorllve. pnlut
f . ?
and give your
stomach a lift.
Provides "Ike bit of
?wccf* la fr?n?fictaJ
form.
Help* t* cleanse
the teetb and keep
. them healtfcjr.
upon which the acid will not act, the
parts which it is desired to make opa
que being left unprotected. Then a ,
mixture of fluorite ?nd sulfuric acid
is painted over, the vessel, and af^ar a;
few minutes the vessel is wastied cl^an,
v herever the hydrolluoric acid comes
in contact with tlje glass !t acts upon
it, destroying its luster and making it ,
opaque, so that the exposed design j
will be etched upon the clear glass. |
The glass industry hag expanded
wonderfully in America/this now be !
in& the leading country in its manu- !
facturing, but still we have to send to
Europe for our finer grades of opt toil j
glasses., j
NOTICE
Having qualified as Administrator
of. George L. Dodd. late of Franliliir
county. ,\". ?. .. this is to no%xfv all per-)
sons havir.g claims against the estate .
? f said dt ceased to exh::t them to the
under nod on c?r before thr r.'th day-,
Ti February. l'?^4 or this notice wilL
1 !?!??;:?! r:i bar < ? their recovery. All
5-t_.*s indebi d to sa>fi estate will
: !v,?:!:euiae pay.iie:-.:. j
- day ? i te*>runry. I > 2. ?,.
I. 1'. 1 r. ^ I
\ ; :? 4 !...r-e f-ri.i. a
' . *? r. . 1 'ft* vo 1- il l. fir.o ik.sukv, (
*?! K. IL . .ALOXi*.'. i
'iuojif-cd n* n:mlr.is-ra'rvr~
v :! ? J A Word, declared; ?
* ? : F: ;.l:lir. Ccwty, no'ice Is
given t!1 pc-rsons hsddln^j
? ? r?2?ir.s! saM estate to present
?V\. ?r? th" undersigned ^n. or before
?? 22nd dsy rf l>rc-:\'>er, 1023 or
??lis notice will l>o pler;d :n. bar "o?
recovery. All poisons indebted
to said estate w^l) please tome for
v.' rd ::nd make lmrr. ?d iate settlement.
12 r J. :7. STALLING?, Adm'r, J
NGTlf E
Having Mia lifted ts administrator
of th" estate of Geo. W. Burnctte. de
f cased, late of Franklin county, notice
is hereby given all perrons \ holding
c'a!:r.s against said estate to.lijr??ent
them to the undersigned on or before
M?e J Cf* h dry -of January, 1T24. or tills
notice will bu-plead in bar of their re
covery. All prrsons indebfe?l to said
<sta,f/ wilt jpl'-et-e come forwarl end
n*ik? irfnl^diat? rettlemrnt. Thts1
J.n. IS* n. 1&23.
1- 1 r? -f5t ANNIE L. EUftXETTE, Admr.
The home agents in 53 counties bare j
"reanir^d 172 community flubs with
r*. n^nbf-r^ihlp of 7,Mf* folks and have]
' fc? ib1if.hed 'fn county councils w.th .t
rr."?^!?"r.-hip or l/"67 enrolled during
lf'-2
? r>?
Home flsr<?nts of the Agricultural
Extension S'rvioe visited 1Z.210 North
Carolina iu>:nen and H.%2! schools dur
Ing tljo past year, reports Mrs. Jane
S. Jt.eKimmon.
Hastings' Seeds
1923 Catalog Free
Write today for Hastings' new 1923
catalog. You will need the Information
? It giro 4 almost daily ? the most valu
able and useful seed book ever publish
j ed. It contains 100 xpages, picturing
and correctly describing the best and
> most popular vegetables, flowers and
? farm crpps for the South.
How and what to plant in your yard,
garden and field for every purpose.
How to l^at tho boll weevil, bean
beetle, nr l oth?r pott*. Full natural
color pictures of the bed Hoses, {Had
! loll and otb? r fiowory, Ho* to get 5
[ packet*; of of b^uUnil flowers
| frro . jjf # m*;<h see'l is required to
| plant a row or acre, when and how to
\ pl4nt and cultivate, It pcyju *o
' plant good seftd3-r.tid how to g^M^em
; as chenp or c:h^?.;jor than Common or
j ordlnnry pctJrta.
Just v.rl?e f->r this hrnfl^ome nr?w
i 1923 So d TVo't. It's a ^*?n'itir\il boolc
! and you'll be mlfrhty gird to htVe it
in yo;;r UoiA^. It Is a'>eolut?;ly fi jo.
i Write for It lO'*ny.
H. G. HA5TING3 CO^
Atlanta, Ga,
f
EXPERT HELPING FARMERS
IX WAR ON BOW, WEEVIL
Free Advice A vail* ble to Cotton
Growers in Any Part of North
Carolina.
North Carolina cotton farmers
will be much interested to hear that
Mr. J. 0, Taylor, special agent in
boll weevil .control work connected
with the Government laboratory
at Tallulah, La., has been employed
by the F. S. Royster Guano Gom
-pany to devote his entire time to
giving frqe advice and demonstra
tions in the State of North Car
olina on what the United States
Department of Agriculture recom
mends as the successful method of
lighting the ravages of the boll
weevil. For several years Mr.
Taylor has been working on farms
in the boll weevil infested sections
of the South, poisoning weevils
with calcium- arsenate, under the
treatment known as the Coad Meth
od, which was worked out by Pro
fessor Coad, the Chief Bacteriokb
gist in the Government Laboratory
at Tallulah, La.
Mr. Taylor will work in North
Carolina the entire year of 1923,
and there will be absolutely no
charges or fees in connection with
the assistance that he is to render
the farmers of the state. He will
| in all instances work in conjunc
tion with the eounty agents and
jthe extension forces, and all re
[ quests for his sen-ices should be
made through tiie lotal county
agent. Between now an.Lthe grow
I i:ig season, Mr. Taylor * going to
'spend his time lecturing on the
jnbject of boll weevil poisoning
wherever request is made for his
'service*. lie will pro anywhere in
the state-that the farmers ask for
l.im. a* no < xpen?o whatever to the1
iiiihiers. Mr. Ti v'.or is going to
nleet test !i --tils in twelve or fifteen
counties <?!' North Catvlhi."., which j
Jr'iVC' vtl with tin bo'.i weevil, |
. : i '.-l-.v a ??tc?nsti*a! ton of;
the; resuiti. of poisoning and thei
pr f-prf i L- 'ds of treatment.
"si-.: re--.;"'- hi s?i"ysfnl
CO' ? ??: v i.:g 3ii 1 II vr: vil dis
tvi' is v t -ii cl i by po'son
[jngr.p " to ti . C ad method
vrl.lch husj >n<lev !<>ped mil spon-]
y "... V. :ro \ Stv.es Depart
: " A-v!.-;;!v ? . No '.-nstton
- : 5 Uv''> Nortln
.-.I:..., ? :;u.n rite proper
1 ?.?? r . j tl :s enemy.
t- - . ^ , ,.^,1 attention
: " ."v,y farmer
>7 C wbt \vMw?s to
?. i:".s . i "li is Mr. j
. IT..-: r "'ho ;
?S of'.G j"
-Viii; . ,\m
'i- ? 5n 3? ? :"ng tin 1 ell w ? viT. and I
rlc i expected tajg - n touch j
!o farmers of the stale during]
this season. i
All rc-':'iert-) for infonv-ation
about Mr. Taylor's work or appli
cations for his practice . ft my
mpo'injf. sbovtlrl he f--:nt to life F-.'m
Service Depfrrtnnnt of tin F. c!.
Royst-r Guano Company, 'Norfolk.
Virginia.
UNCLE HANK
Th' voice of thr devil often ftpetflcs
to a feller through an uncomfortable
church pew.
UNCLE HANK
K'ltirbti'm Is rtlin* ppa;rh*i*| I? p
you \vu* to
"S'lbncrlbo to,
THE FI(A.\KIJN TiMES
. TO I'v.f ^ -?^j- jn. j\r?v r.r<
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
j ' ' ' ? 1
( UK. J. HEKBEBT F1TZU?KAU)
* Eye, tar, Nose, Throat
Will be at Dr. H. H. Johnson's office
111 Loulsburg every first Mouday. En
gagements should be made as far la
advance as possible.
- DB. B. F. Y ARBOBOCGU
ftWM* i?i gmm
Uabbiij, N. C.
Office In Bickett and Yarborough
Boll ding.
Office Phone Ml Residence Phone 18
DB. W. B. aOKTCi;
Eys Specialist
Office In Hotel Building
Louiabura. North Carolina
8. ATWOOD IT? WILL.
Atteraey-ALLaw.
Loulsburg, N. C. Phone No. 115
Office In First NatlonaT Bank Building
(ieaeral J*ractlce
I wish to advise my patients and
the public generally that alter the 1st
of September my business will be on
a Cash basts when work Is completed.
DR. ARTHUR HYNE8 FLEMINCJ
8. P. BUBT, K. D.
Loulsburg, N. C.
Offices over Sooggln'e Drug Btor*.
Hours 11 a. a to 1 i. m? and 4 to
6 p. m. * ? - _ - . , >?
DH. W. B. BASS.
Veterinarian
Loulsburg. N. C.
Offices and Hospital East Nash St.
Phone Office 335- hT~~ Residence 335-J
Special Attention to Small Animals.
DB. D. t. SMITH WICIL
DeatUt.
Loaliburg, H. C.
Office In the First Natlonaf Bank ?
Building on Main and Nash Sts:
W. M. FfcBSON.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Loulsburg, North Carolina
.?l.votlce in all courts. Office cq litli
N Street.
G. M. UFA.il
Attorney -nt-Law
Offices over Post Office
Practice In aa courts.
Bit. J. li. ii. i lis
Physician mrd Surgeon
Loulsburg, North- Carolina
Ouice Main Street
A. '|'. N'eal Building ;:t iiiver Bridge
I'Uonc Connections 64 and 04-2 11
H'.uis; S to 11:30 a. m. 2 to 6 p. m.
?. 8. White E. H. If alone
WHITE A AIALONt
_ -LAW2ilfc?i
Lonlsburg, North Caroli^s
i^ncral practice, settlement o! -i
..*,<? funds Invest jd. Oaj member
- firm always In tho oZ.ce.
UK. II. G. PF.KKY
Physician and Surgeon
Lonlsliurg, North C nrollua
Offices Ailjoiulag Aycock Drug Co.
Telephones: Day 2S7 Night 246-J
- I)R. J. E. MAL03E.
Loulaburp, North Carolina
'lee. In Aycock Drug Store, Ma
itreet, Otnce Practice ljurgerj
an 1 consultation.
I?l{. H. II. JOHNSON
l'hyslc Ian and Surgeon
Louisliurg, North Carolina
Office over Aycock Drug Co.
Telephones: Dny and Night both No. 10
J. 0. NEWELL, .H. 1>.
Loulsburg, N. . . ? i
Office In First National Kank Building
Day Phono 249 ? Night Phone 249-2
Wm H. IwMn, rhos. W. Iluifin
MIL W A TliOS. W. it IF FIN
/ Attorneys-ai-Lnw
ijfcuNbarg, : North Carolina
general practice, both civil and crlm
'Sal, ?tn Franklin and adjoining conn
laa. Supreme and Federal Coivts.
OfflcoB in Firpt National Bank
Building.
THE CITY BAHBEK SHOP
N'cxt Boor to Farmers Nations! Bank
LonKburg, North Carolina
Only barber shop In Loulsburg run
by wljlte men. The beat of service at
mosV reasonable prices guaranteed
Cleaning and pressing department In
connection. Clothes sent for and de
livered promptly.
HTKGAI<L BHOH.
Barber* /
Loulsbur*. N. C.
We "Have five good barbers and you
wHI receive the beBt of service.
Also Essex Automobile for hire at
nil times, at reasonable prices.
; ^
( i )M MI S3 1 ON ER8' SALE OF LAND
By virtue of ?n order of re-sale
made by the Superior Court of Frank
lin county In that rpecni proceedings
entitled J. C. Wheless, Admi;, of -John
' ope vs. Arch Cnpp et al,. heirs at law,
i he und^rifgned will on
MONDAY, FKBRvARY 19. 1923
nt the noon recess of f'ourt, It heln?'
the first flay of tli$ fVbnfary Term of j
'.'?id Court, offer f?>r sale .?,t. public'
miction, to the highest holder for cash,
that tract of land therein defined as]
l .1 lows:
' Situate lr? ?V'nr Hoc]? Township.'
I -ankllii f'onrfiy. part of the .Joe f'ope
';.rds as divided arnoi??r Ills heirs. fin.)
i'.re pr-yj i< ulurly ft' f::.- d an folio
f. rinded o 'i I \.f- No/th by the larid** >f
('it ie nn thr* - K^r* Y.y Crilnf*
/ > a)^g and. .f..,*'. Wli'l'^. . on the
ih f*y th" land:; of Wilflam and
,f r?iif h x?n'd on Ur^ V/esf tiy the
? niC lloi-c :? I. ? -F> Inc., Nl"*i 't
. t re-. r I:- ?? !:'?'*? ' off by tin:
's --Attlcaf f ? ' * -r ( '? ;ri ' ?jy's
. . '?'oad, 10 u';t ? . *i"? r" or >-;?
I lili Jatjunry H?t!i. IfC?..
1 i -5t W.M II. UrFFTN, f oiji'r.
NOTICE ' " ? ,
By virtue o f the power contained la
a mortgage deed emr'nuHl by? J. MT
McGhee an <T~ wife, and duly recorded
in Book 210 at page 408 In ibe Regis
try of Franklin county, N. <3. lyjd de.
tault having been made In the pay
ment of the debt secured by said' mort
gage deed, 1 shall on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY. 12, 1923
at the court house door In the Jowu of
Louisburg, N. C. sell at public auction
ItLihe highest bidder for cash, the fol
lowing real estate to-wlt: A certain
tract or parcel of land In Harris town
ship and described as follows: v Begin
ning at a stake in or near U a wagon
path, corner of lot No. 1, thence with
line of lot No. 1 to and with line t>f
lot 3, N Id W 24.74 chains to a stake
corner of lot No. 3 in Joe Jones' line,
thence with said Jones line S S6 3-4d
E 10.85 chains to a stake In ordinary
Branch, thence up the various courses
of said Branch as it meanders about
IS. 75 chains to a stone in the Branch
and pointers. Ihence tolth JT. W. Jus
tice's lfne S S, l-2d W 5.72 chains to a
stake, corner of lot No. 1 in said Jus
tice's line, thence with line of Lot 1 S
79 1.2d W 13.54 chains to the begin
ning". containing thirty acres.
Time of Bale 12 o'clock M.
This January 13th, 1923.
C. J. FRAZIER, Mortgagee.
W. M. Person, Atty. l-19-4t
COMMISSIONERS-' SALE OF LAND
By Virtue of an order of sale made
by the Superior Court or Franklin
county-ln that special prueecdings en
titled Jr II. Stallings, Adrnr. of C. H.
Dunn, being a re-sale of said lands
under the order of said Conrt^tlie un
dersigned will on V
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1323
at the noon recess of Court, it being
Che first day of the February term of
s-ald Court, at the courthouse door in
'Louisburg, N. C. offer tor sale to the
highest bidder, at public auction, for
cash that part of tile C. H. Bunn lands
which are more particularly defined j
as follows: j
Beginning at a stake Southeast cor
ner of the Dower trait, thence along '
the line of the dower tract North 57 i
poles to a stake, corner of the dower
? in the line of W . J. Stallings; thence |
S S3 E 25 poles to a stake; thence Nj
2 1-2 E 10 poles 12 links to a stake; I
thetrce S 84 li-?S poles 10 links to a .
stake; thencf S 5 TV 18 poles; tlience,
S S? E 32 poles to a stake, B. Lewis'
corner; thence S ."i4 3-4 W 71 polc-a IS
links to a slake: theV.ee N S7 1-2 \V 12
Iiuki> to the beginning. containing six
teen ami one hu'.f Tl'J 1-21 acrosi "nv
sttr\ "V In lf'22.' '
T!:is .January 1023.
\VM. H. Ul'lTIN, C oui'r.
Subscribe to T ic rranlclli: Times I
i'ci* Yc?r In Advance
SALE OK ffRANIUJNTON LOT
By virtue of the poweR of sola con
tained la that certain deid of trmt
made by W. W. Shearon and wife to
Wm. H. Rultln, Trustee, dated Sept.
23th, 1921, and recorded In the /Reg
istry of Franklin County In Book 234,
page 311, default having been made In
the payment of the debt thereby se
cured and demand for foreclosure
having beeu made by me bolder of
the debt so secured upon said trustee,
the undersigned will oiu.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY i8,-18&S
at about the hour of noon, ai the court
house door in Lo^iisburs, N. Q, offer
for sale at public auction, to tire hlgh
lest bidder for cash, a 'part of the lands
I In said deed of trust conveyed which
Is in the Southwest corner of the orig
inal lot conveyed by Mrs. Frances
Winston and whlpli Is contained with
in the following boundaries:
Beginning at Roberson's and W. W.
Shearoti's corner on the (Loulsburg
road and running thence Along sal<t
road Eastwardly about to feet to cor
ner of the lot sold to J. T. Moss,
thence Northerly along the line ot the
said Moss Jot about 140 reet to the
corner of the Moss lot In the line of
a lot cut off the Northern portion of
said original lot called the Shearon
lot now; thence Westwaraty irtong the
line of sa^d Shearon lot about 79 feet
to the corner of said lot and this lot
In Roberson's line; thence Southerly
along Roberson's line abottL 151 feet
to the point of beginning, Beftig a va
cant lot.
This sale will be made subject to a
first leln deed of trust, to secure Mrs.
fiances Winston about 1500.00 and
I interest, and E. J. Cheatham, about
$1,750. TO and Interest.
Tills January 19th, 1923.
1.1915t WM. H. RL'FFI.N", Trustee.
" ? ?
COMMISSIONERS' SALE" OF LA.ND
! By virtue of an order of sale made
by the Superior Court of Franklin.
County -4n that special proceedings
entitled B. F. Pierce, Administrator
of Levin Phillips, vs. MVa. Lillian
Carter et al. heirs at law, tlie under
signed will on
MONDAY, .FEBRUARY 1 V, 1023
at the noon reco38 Dt Com t, it being
ti.e first day of the February Term of
said Court, at the court house door in
I.euisburg, N...C., offer ror sale at
public auction, to the hish-st bidder
fori cash a trivet of land described as
I'r Hows: Situate in said rountv of
Franklin, known as the "Pulley Tra<jt"
Ivui-'lit by I.oviii Phi]|f:>s of E. O.
Pcarcc, and bo(i:idf^l :?? follows: On
the North bj* Nancy IJak -r, n;i the Fast
hv W. I*. and w. K. i:r:!i:ins, on the
Si.-irli 1-* All! i yi'.unij jsr.tl on tlio West
by J. C- Doi.ton. roni;iininu and 3-S
aces 01 less.
This jar uriry li?:h. 1
l_lC?-3t D. F. PIESivi!, Cymnissioner.
We take this method of nmi'mncmn1 to th" ni erehnnts
fif Franklin un-1 adjoiuinii. c-mitii \v< haw opened
an exclusive! y whole-sale business in Lonislmr^ in the
building formerly occupied by P. A. Iienvisv and will at
all times be in position and (.leased to take care of your
needs in our lino. In fact we hofse to fi 1 1 your every need.
? Doth onr 3IiC ?fc. M. Fnrtrursoii ami >fr. \. ('. 1'liiITlj's an' ? rxper.
iciiccil " Iiok-vnlc nifn nnil ree sinTicienUy I'aiailinr nidi (bis olass ni
lju>iiu-ss lo~gnarante? you thp bost smite ami ju-icos to ir n-.id.
V.'e hope to be accor<loil a liberal share of your patronage.
come ix axi> slk t;s, or cai.l bhoxk no.
Louisburg Grocery Go.
(INCORPORATED)
I.OL'ISnCfHJ, _ North Carolina^
ANNOUNCEMENT
Dr. Chas. Bremner wishes to announce that he
will be in Louisburg at the Frankfln Hotel
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY afternoons from
2 to 5 P. M.( for the practice of CHIROPRACTIC.
If you have tried everything else without re
sults tike Chiropractic and get well.
DR. CliAS. BREMNIlR
HENDERSON, NOUTU CAROLINA