m FRANKI IN TIMFS
A. V. JOHNSON. Editor and Ituier
?TAB DROPS?
? Happy New Year.
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? Don't forget to write It 1924.
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? Did you make a New Year's reso
lution?
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? Wonder where will the new depot
be placed. _
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? Schools opened Tuesday for the
Spring terms.
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? The banks and postofflce observed
New Year's day.
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? The Tobacco Warehouses will
open next Tuesday.
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? Cotton sold for 34 cents a pound
In Louisburg yesterday.
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? And Its Leap Year. Look out boys
or the girls will get you.
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? The new year brought with it
some real winter weather.
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? Its a fine little girl at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hudson.
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Louisburg had rather a quiet Christ
mas this year.
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? Eras Brame, colored, of Louisburg
was showing a watermelon on the
streets Tuesday.
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? The annual rabbit chase took
place on th? streets In Louisburg dur
ing the hoHdays.
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? Lets resolve to make 19'J4 the best
llshlng manufactories for Louisburg.
They will help wonderfully.
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? The Episcopal Sunday School gave
a Christmas tree to Its pupils on
Thursday night of last week.
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? Lets rsolve to make 1924 the best
year Louisburg has ever had. We
can do It If we really want to.
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? Quite a large number of yonng
men and young ladles who have been
off to College, returned home to spend
the holidays.
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? The negroes of Franklin County
gathered in large numbers In Louis
burg Tuesday. January 1st, to cele
brate their emancipation.
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? The many friends of Mr. M. S.
Clifton, who has been confined to his
room quite 111 the, past two weeks,
will be glad to learn that he Is getting
better.
the franklin times
$1.50 Per Tear in Advance
rtT? away about *,000, Joo paaloato <X
M?d of th* South'* mot popular Dow
era thto spring.
Thar* I* nothing in th* bom* that
can oocapara with rich colored Sower*.
They brighten ua *1) ap and make any
house Attractive. Too can't plant loo
many flower* and thto opportunity to
?*t Shirley Popple*, Everla?ttng flow
era, Zinnia*. Ooemea and licxlcaa Bara
In# Boah abeolutely tree, to certainly to
b* w?toam?d by all reader* o I thto
pap?r.
Yaw can gat them! Juat wrtoe to
Haar'ng*' tor the n*rw 1023 Oataloc. II
tall* you how to g?t Cower aeoda free.
It haa 100 pagee at baaatttul photo
graphic plotur** and corrac* daaortp
Uooa at gardes f lo**r and Hold **ad*.
bulb* and plant*, and alao to toll at
helpful Information that to needed
almoat dally In *r*ry Southern home.
It'* th* moat valuable need book erer
published and you win be ? 'tMt
you've got it JuM write asi ?*k tor
th* new Catalog.
H. GL HASTINGS CtJk,
Atlanta, Oa.
We will buy a lot of.tobrcco- scrap
11 It Is brought In well picked. Plant
ers Warehouse, Loulsburg, N. C. l-4-2t
Salt Mackeral, Herrings also Roe
Herrings
1-4-lt at L. P. HICKS.
Bl'JiJf DEFEATS CEDAR ROCK
Spring Hope, Dec. 21. ? In a snappy,
interesting game of baskrt ball here
tonight the town team of Bunn met
and defeated the Cedar Rock team to
the tune of 16-11.
The Bunn quint led by the depend
able Jones, got Into the game to win
and gave a good exhibition of real
basket ball. Cedar Rock also played
a splendid game, but seemed to be
unable to keep down their personal
fouls which had a lot to do toward
losing for them. Features of the game
were the clean playing of bbth teams,
and the refereeing of Pearce. Time
8 minute quarters.
FOR F1R8T CLASS JOB PRINTINO
PHONE NO. 288.
Orove's Tasteless chili Tonic reatoree
Energy and j Vitality by Purifying and
Enriching the Blood. /When you fed It*
Invigorating effect, *ee how
it brings qblor tq / the cheeks and how
it improve^ the/ appetite, you will then
appreciates its uue tonic value.
Grove'* Taatyfcat chill Tonic to simply
Iron and Quinine suspended in ayrup. So
pleasant even children like it. "Hie blood
needs QUININE to Purify it and IRON to
Enrich It. Destroys Malarial germs and
Grip germs by its Strengthening, Invigor
ating Effect. 60c.
The Hustling, Saving Bee
? During the time when food is plentiful the
Be* keeps busy laying up a supply of food for
th days when he can no longer obtain it.
And wise folks will follow this same wise plan,
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putting aside regularly a certain amount in a
Savings Account, so when non-productive days
of lofe arrive they can live in comfort as a re
ward of their thrift.
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A number of plans for saving await your
Choice here, any one of which you are welcome
to adopt. *
TRU8TE1C8 8 ACE OF LANDB IN
ITHirprr tm frrr^jTY. X. C. ~~ ]
By vi rtueof power o I sale contain- ,
I'll lu that certain depd of trust dated ;
Nov. 9. 1917. Book 224. page 64, made j
by Thus. Davis to Thos. W. Ruffln,
Trustee, default having been made la I
the payment of the debt thereby se
cured and demacu for foreclosure;
hr.vlng been made on, ?ak'. trustee by
the holder of the lcbt thereby^ a?cu*
?<!. the undersigned will on
MONDAY. JANUARY 7. 1924
at about the hour oi noon at the court
house door In Loalaburg. N. C. offer
for sale at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash that certain tract
of land In said deed of trust describ
ed as follows: Situate in Franklin
County, Sandy Creek township.
Beginning at the southwest corner
of No. 1 In the old path; thenco S 88
1-2 E 99 poles to a corner of No. 1.
Ingram's corner; thence S 72 W 116
poles 10 links to the center of Flat
Rock Creek; thence along the creek
nearly North about 51 pole3 to a stake;
thenco along the old line S 73 1-2 W
10 poles, 14 links to the center of the
old path, where it crosses the old line;
thence along the old path nearly North
about 45 poles to the beginning, con
taining forty-eight and 2-10 acres. It
being Lot No. 2 In the division of the
lands of Jacob R. Dcbnam by will to
said W. A. and Addle Debnam.
This December 7, 1923.
12-7-5t THOS. W. RUFFIN, Trustee.
HATE YOU EVIIl SOT1CED THAT
TUP WPRTHANY WHO SENDS ?
T11K COPY FOR HIS AD EARLY
ALWAYS HAS TKK NEATEST AIM
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
DB. K. F. YARBOROUGH
Physician and Surgeon
Louisburg, N. C.
O ffics In Gtckett and Yar borough
Building.
Office PhotM 296 Residence Phons 18
S. ATWOOD NIWBLL.
A ttor?ej-At-I*w.
Louisburg, N. C. Phone No. 116
Office In First National Bank Building
Geaeral Practice '
DB. W. B. MORTON
Eye Specialist
Office In Hotel Building
Louisburg, North Carolina
I wish to advise my patients and
the public generally that after the 1st
of September my business will be on
a Cash basis when work Is completed.
DR. , ARTHUR HYNES FLEMING
8. P. BUBT, M. D.
Louisburg, N. C.
Offices over Bcoggln's Drug Mora
Hours 11 a. m. to 1 p. m., and 4 to
jS p. m.
DB. W. B. BASS.
Veterinarian
Louisburg, N. C.
. Offices and Hospital Bast Nstk 8t.
Phone Office 336-L Residence 83 6- J
Special Attention to Small Animals.
DB. Dr X, SMITH WICJL
DeaUsL
Loalskarg, H. C.
Office In the First National bank
Building on Main and Naah Sts.
W. B. PERSON.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Louisburg, North Carolina
'?itlce In all courts. Offloe on Mala
8trsnt
G. M. BEAM
Attornej-at-Law
Offices over Post Office
Practice in at l courts.
DK. J. H. uiVls
Physician and Surgeon
lonlsburtf. North Carolina
Office Main Street
. T- Neai Building at River Bridge
Telephone Connections 64 and 64-2 H
Hours: 8 to 11:30 n. m. 2 to 6 cu m. j
?. B. White E. fl. Xalone
WHITE & JI ALONE
LAWYERS
Loulsburg, North Carolina
General practice, settlement of ea
,u>? funds invested. Oua member of
?.? Arm always In the office. ?
DIL H. G. PERRT
Physb-lan and Surgeon
Itonlsburg, North Carolina
Offices Adjoining Aycock Drug Co.
Telephones: Day 287: Night 287
OK. 1. B. MALONB.
Loulaburg. North Carolina
?lee In Aycook Drag Store. Market
Street, Office Pr actio# ijurgery
and consultation.
DK. H. H. JOHNSON
Physician aid Ssrgeea
Lonlsburg, North Carolina
Office over Aycock Drug Co.
Telephonea: Day and Night both No. 10
J. O. NKWKIJ,, V. D.
Loalskarg, If. ??
Office In First National Bank Building
Day Phone 249 ? Night Phone S4t-1
Wife. H. Ftuffin, inoe. W. Ruffln
nn. II. * THOS. W. BI FFIN
Atteraeys-at-Law
Uilskirf, l North Carolina
teaaral practice, both civil aad crim
inal, In Franklin and adjoining coun
taa. Supreme and Fedaral Courts.
Office* In Flrat National Bank
Bulldlna .
WANT TO ANNOUNCE* TO MY OLD
CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS
That 1 hare taken over the manage
ment of tba Stegall Bros. Bar bar bhop
I shall see that you are treated with
profound respect and that you get the
best Barber work possible. Be fair
with your good took a and let a Real
Barber do your work.
YoVrs to torfe,
? - OMAR T. 8TBGAU>.
EVERY MAN
Could Start a Saving
Account
The New Year by buying their Shoes, both work
and dress, and Flour from us. We have the well
known Endicott-Johnson Shoes on display, all en
tirely new, shipped within the past 30 days. We
a
guarantee to save you from $1 to $2.50 on every
pair of Shoes.
Oar first car of Flour has already arrived direct
from the mill. This car is in Wood.
The Hudson Store Co.
NEXT DOOR ABOVE FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK
Louisburg, N. C.
An Art to Facilitate the Examination
Of Titles and To ('rente a Presum|>- |
tlon of Pujrmetit of Instruments Se- i
?Vcnrinir ihe Payment of Money After!
Fifteen Years From tlie Date of the i
Mntuiity of the I?el>is Secured There I
?>y._
The General Assembly of Xorth Caro
lina do enact:
Section 1. That section two thous
and five hundred and ninety-four of
the CouBf'lidated Statutes of North
Carolina be amended by udding a new
subsection as follows:
6. That the conditions.! of every
mortgage, deed of trust, Or other In
strument securing the payment of
money shall be conclusively presumed
to have b<>en compiled with or the debt
secured thereby paid as against cred
itors or purchasers for a valuable con
sideration from the trustor, mortga
gor, or grantor, from and after the
expiration ot fifteen years from the
date when the conditions of such In
strument by the terms thereof are due
to hav been complied with, or the
maturity ot the last Installment of
debt or interest secured thereby, un
less the holder of the indebtedness
secured by such instrument or partly
secured by any provision thereof shall
file an affidavit with the register of
deeds of the county where such In
strument Is registered, in which shall
be specifically stated the amount of
debt unpaid, which is secured by said
instrument* or in what respect any
other condition thereof shall not have
been compiled with, whereupon the
register of deeds shall record such af
fidavit and refer on the margin of the
record of the instrument referred to
therein th* fact of the filing of such
affidavit, and a reference to the book
and page where it la recorded. Or in
lieu of Riph affidavit the holder may
enter on toe margin of the record any
payments that have been made on the
Indebtedness secured by suafti Instru
ment, aad shall In such entry state
the amount still due thereur* r. This
entry must be signed by tk. bolder
and witneased by the refmrter of
deeds.
Provided, however, that this sub
section shall not apply to aHy deed,
Mortgage, deed of trust or other in
strument made or given by any rail
road company, or to any agreement
of conditional sale, equipment trust
agreement, lease, chattel mortgage or
other Instrument relating to the sale,
purchase or lease of railroad equip
ment or rolling stock, or of other per
sonal property.
Sec. 2. In case of foreclosure of
any deed of trust, or mortgage, the
trustee or mortgagee shall enter up
on the margin of the record thereof
the fact of such foreclosure and the
date when, and the person to whom,
a conveyance was made by reason
thereof.
Sec. 3. It shall be the duty of any
trustee or mortgagee making sale un
der the provisions of any power to flie
an account with the clerk of the Su
perior Court in the county where the
land lies as is required by commis
sioners making sales for partition,
and for the auditing and recording of
said account the clerk shall be allow
ed the same fees as are provided for
auditing accounts of such commis
sioners.
Sec. 4. Upon ratification of this
act the Secretary of State shall certify |
copies thereof to every register of
deeds in the State, whose duty it shall |
be to post such copies in a conspicu- (
ous place in his office and cause the i
same to be published for one montn
in some newspaper in the county. The
expense of such publications shall be
borne by the county.
Sec. 5. This act shall be In force
from and after January first, one
thousand nine hundred and twenty
four.
Sec. 6. All laws and clauses of
laws conflicting herewith are hereby
repealed.
Ratified this the 6th day of March,
A. D. 1923.
Adv. 12-14-4t
The Office of Swine Extension con
ducted 116 feeding demonstrations
with hogs last year.
; THE FUa.MU.1S TIMES should be
j lit your home. U yon are not a sab
j scrlber, be one. Send In your sub
scription and help ns to boot-t for >
I better community.
Habltum v-onsnpatton Cured
In 14 to 2 1 Days #
| "LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is a speciaUy
j prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxative for Habitual
i Constipation. It relieves promptly but
I should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days
I to induce regular action. It Stimulates and
?Regulates. Very Pleasant toTake.?60o
1 per bottle.
LET ME SAVE YOU
MONEY IN
I will have a full line of the choicest
groceries and feed stuffs at all times
and can save you money on your
purchases if you will call and see me.
Wishiug you a Happy and Prosper
ous New Year and thanking you for
your past patronage.
J. Allen Harris
LOUISBURG, Worth Oaroliiu |