THE ERANKLIN TIMES
A. f. Johnson, Editor & Mgr.
?TAR DROPS?
?A daughter wag born to Mr. and
W. B. Tucker Monday.
?Tobacco price continue high 0:1
the Loutsburg market.
?Cotton sold tor 11 3-4 cents a
pound In Loulsburg yesterday.
??Quite a l?t of cotton is being
brought to the gins these days.
?The rain ahd wind Sunday nig'it
destroyed quite a big lot of cotton.
?Beasley Brothers are rearranging
the Inside of their store on Court
street.
?Quite a number of the college
girls and teachers went home for
Hallowe'en. i
?Work Is almost completed on the
v,iiew filling station corner of Main and
Fruiklin- streets.
?The election is now over so lets
bend our efforts to making a better
tcown and community.
?The telephone company is receiv
ing material for rebuilding the ex
change. None too early.
:?Loulsburg' merchants are feeling
the need of some kind of manufactur
ing enterprise that will produce a pay
roll to encourage business.
?The n,ew front t8 the building on
the corner of Nash and Spring streets
to be used as a Chevrolet service sta
tion, is nearing completion. '
?Mr. J. P. Moore, cotton weigher,
wishes us to state that the John
Moore in Mayor's Court last week
was another John and not himself.
.?The Franklld County building is
almost closed in with all the outside
work completed. Lets - get the inside
completed right away so that it can
be used.
?The services at St. Paul's church
for next Sunday as announced by Rev
J.'D. Miller, rector, will be Sunday
school at 10 A. M. and evening pray
er at 7:30 P. M. to which all are In
vited.
?Supt. E. C. Perry is very anxious
to have all who ran do so hear Mrs.
Kate Burr Johnson, Commissioner o.'
Charitiej Slid " iLlic Welfare. of
North Carolina, at the Court House
Sunda.' afternoon.
?Mr. W. B. Munford presented the
editor of the FRANKLIN TIMES with
one of the largest sweet potatoes seen
on this market in many years, Friday.
It was a Porto Rico and weighed 9
pounds. We extend our appreciations
to- Mr. Munford for this splendid meal
?We are requested to state that
there will be an old time fiddlers con.
vention at Royal School on Friday
night, November 12 at 7:30 o'clock
All old fddlers are invited to come
and take part, and compete for tbo
prizes. A small admission will . lie
charged for the school. Everybody
is Invited to go out
RECORDERS COURT
Judge Q. M. Beam disposed of the
following cases In Franklin Record'
ers Court Monday:
State ts William H. Alston, larceny,
pleads guilty, six months on roads,
upon defendant paying costs and not
driving car or truck for 12 months ex
ecution not to Issue until further or
ders of this court.
State ts Bailey Stallings, assault
with deadly weapon, guilty, 10 days
In lall, execution not to issue until
further orders of this court, upon pay
Lienl of costs.
State ts W, H. Joynsr, violating pro
hlbltlon law, continued.
State vs R. L. Peoples, violating
prohibition law, continued. .
State vs Maynard Chaney, violating
prohibition law, continued.
8tate vs Bailey Stallings, assault
with deadly weapon,'guilty, Judgment
suspended ? upon payment of costs.
State vs Siddie Prlvett, assault with
deadly weapon, guilty, Judgment sus
pended upon payment of costs.
State vs Sam Radford, speeding,
pleads gnUtJ^ .Judgment suspended
upon the payment ?of $15 Into the
court for the hoc run over and the
costs.
State vs Lewis Thomas, larceny,
pleads guilty, < months on roads, upon
thd defendant pbytng costs and' not
driving n car or truck for IS months
execution not to Issue until further
orders of this court
Slate V* CMlle WW don,' Chas B Can
nady, Wm. Cannady, Jim Hawkins, dis
lining, not guilty.
State Vs Willis Strickland, contlnu
* State vs J. R. 8h*ff1eld. operating
automobile Intoxicated, continued.
State vd William C. Holder, diving
worthless check, called and tailed. |
Stnia vu Aubrey Mullen, aasault
and battery, being under IS yefcrs of
age was sent to Juvenile Court
state vs Bailey Stallings, assault
not guilty.
P
?HOT A KAN IN THE HOUSE"
i Maplajrflle Wotaane Club Willi
It as play's "Not a Man If the
I," and ^Bister Masons" at Ma
ptMUe school on Friday night No
W'. WMISW /WW -- - ' ' WW
set the clnb women as "stage actors."
Their presence oh the. stage aeeufee
a xiitrbt of real entertttnlnent for all
present
Admission: Children lScenta mid
adults SB cents.
A tea room will be supplied with
good things to eat eo come hungry
sad -"Ml UP "
aai.F OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Under end by virtue ol the power
at eele contelned In that creteln deed
of truet to Wm. H. Ruflln, Tp?etee.
executed by R. P. Taylor on the 30th
dy of Movember, 1918, recorded In
Book. 224, page 16k, Registry of Frank
Un County, N. Cj default having been
made In the payment of the Indebted,
nesti thereby secured and demand for
foreclosure having been made upon
the undersigned by the holder of the
bonds representing said Indebtedness
and as provided by law, the under
signed will on Monday the 6th day of
December, 1926, at or about the hour
of noon at the Courthouse Door of
Franklin County, North Carolina, of
fer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, that certain
tract or parcel of land situate In Frank
lln County, North Carolina, describ
ed as follows:
Beginning at a rock and small pine
a corner of the land sold by Miss La.
cy Perry to J. E. Ellis, November 25,
1908, thence by survey of W. N. Ful
ler made December 1899, S 7d W 164
poles, 16 links to a stake acd pointers,
a corner of No. 1 In ? Boddle's line;
'thence N 115 poles V) a rock In Jim
Smith's line: thence<B 69 l-2d E 12 j
pioles to a stake, Smith's corner; I
I thence N 1 l-2d E t?oles 16 llnkBl
" h's rforfler;
to 2 gums, Smith's doHter; thence 8!
88 l-2d E 66 poles to a rock, corner,
of the Mill tract; thence N 68d E 30
poles 2 links to a rock Whence N 24d
E 17 1*2 polea to a WhH? oak In 1isin
glass Creek; thence N It l-2d W 130
poles, 15 llrtkh to a # of rocks, a
corner in Burts line, made for Jerry |
Ellis of the 200 acres, above referred i
ito; thence along the line of the land
Isold Jerry Ellis by survey of 1908,
SOlu Jen y LJ*"D ? niii.i
I East 97 poles to a rock, now Ellis
corner; thence East 69 PO^s to a
I stake or rock, Ellis' corner; thence
South 21 poles to a rock in a field,
t thence East 34 poles to the beginning,
!containing 300 acres by survey oUI
IT. Inscoe, 1908, being part of the Dr.I
1 Sam Perry land conveyed by Miss (
Lucy Perry to R. P- Taylor.
Hils October 30th, 1926. .
T W RUFFIN, Executor of
WM. H. UFFIN, Deceased,
ll-5-5t * Tru8tee
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE .
Under, and by virtue of an order
of the Superior Qourt of Franklin
County, North Carolina, entered to
that Special Proceeding entitled 7M.
E. Underwood, Admrx., of R. C. Un
derwood, deceased.. M. E. Underwood
In her own right, et als. Ex Parte,
the undersigned Commissioner will on
Monday, the 22nd day of November,
1926, at or about the hour of noon,
at the Courthouse Door of Franklin
County, North Carolina, offer for
sale at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, all that piece, P?r?e?
or tract of land containing 472 1-Z
acres, more or less, situate on the
Youngsvllle-Simms Bridge Road, In
Youngsville Township, County of
Franklin, State of North Carolina and
bounded on the North by the lands
of Betty Utley Estate, J. J. Holden
W T Young' Wade White. Calvin
Pearce and Mattie C. White, on the
East by the lands of B. T. Hoiden.
j Wade White. Calvin Pearce E W
Timberlake, Baldy Bearce Estate E.
B Preddy. J. J. Pearce and Mattie C
White, on. the South by the lands of
Baldy Pearce Estate, Ed Preddy, J. J.
Pearce, t3. W. Hlght an<} Matt e C
White and on the West by the lands
of E. L. Winston, S. C. Holden. Mrs.
M E. Underwood, J. J. Holden and
Mattie C. White and being the lands
conveyed to R. C. Underwood by deed,
of John Winston and wife, recorded I
In Book 86, page 349, deed of W. A
Mas ley and wife, recorded it* Book 114
page 248, deed of R. T. Htolden and
wife recorded in Book 122, page 499,
deed of M. Tharrlngton, recorded in
WANTS
10c A IIh Flrat W*k
&c A Line For Each Week
After First Insertion.
LOST-SMALL GHEES LKATtfBJ*
puree. Name Inside Taylor Mat
tress Co., Salisbury, N. C. Con
tents money and small papers. Fin
der please return to the Franklin
Times and receive reward. 11-5-lt
TAKES ir-OSE MALE DUROC
Jersey shopt. weighing about 80
pounds. Owner can get same tori
paying for this advertisement and
expenses. B. O. STRICKLAND, R 1
Loulsburg, N. C. 11
CABBAGE PLANTS?EARLY J*>-|
sey Wakefield Cabbage plants fgr
sale, 82.00 pe^ 1000. J. S. STRICK
LAND, R 3, Loulsburg, N. C. ll-5-6t|
LOST OR STOLES?Two Black and
white female setters. One 5 years
old named Melba, one 8 months old
named Flapper. Reward for their
return to J. E. Malone, Jr., Louls
burg, N. C. 1 U-5-11
PIGS FOB SALE?I have a nice loj
of Duroc Jersey Pigs now ready
lor delivery. J. A. Mumford, Louls
burg, N. C. i1"6"*
A ton of alfalfa hay will remove
about 80 pounds of lime from the soli
which Is one reason why land Intend
ed for the crop should be well limed,
? 1 . 4
Many a man thinks he hap an In
spiration to work as lcogas It Is not
the kind that requires perspiration.
Book 146, page 26, deed of James B
Mitchell and wife, recorded In Book
146 page 43, Registry of Franklin
County, N. C., less that parcel ortract
ot land containing by estimate 14
acre, more or less, conveyed by the
said R. C. Underwood and wife to J.
J Pearce, by deed recorded in Book
227 page 472, said Registry. Said
property to be sold subject to Hens of
record, purchaser to take posession
on Japuary 1st, 1927.
This November 1, 1926.
J. E. MALONE, JR..
11-5-31 Commissioner.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in that eertaln Lien
Bond and Mortgage Deed to N B.
Finch anO Company executed by Cul
len Satterwhite and wife, datad Ma?*
5, 1924, recorded in B??k 25 '.J18?, 1
1237, Registry of Franklin County, N.J
C., default having been made in the
payment of the indebtedness there
by secured, the undersigned wUl on
Monday the 6th day of
at or about the hour of Noon at the
Courthouse Door in Loulsburg, . . ^|]
offer for sale at publlc auctlon to the,
highest bidder for cash that tract or
i&rcel of land In Dunns Township. 11
Franklin County, North Carolina. a ^ l
fni_in- the lands of F- "? ?viggs ou I
the East, Melton Mullen and Culp*jH
per land on the North, Sid Alford heirs
?u? "acres,!
Mortgagees
White and Malone Attys.
Make
Your Hens,
Lay More Eggs!
You can do it?just give them Ful-O-Pep
Egg Maqhl Start right now?this week |
?and soon you'll be gathering more eggs
every day". Hens must work when they
get this exceptional feed because it gives
them exactly the things that go to make .
eggs?plus Cod Liver Meal to make
every other ingredient give more value.
Remember the name?Look for the biNMnd*
white striped sack!
mro-jrap
m TboQuafctrOtfeQmptqy
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L. P. HICKS
HEADQUARTERS FOR
GAS AND OIL
We are satisfied with a small profit on a lot of
sales and. have kept the price of Gas down in
Lonisbnrg ever since we opened our place. Now
we shall appreciate a continuance of your valued
patronage and will also thank you to tell your
friends about our polite service and good Gasoline.
FISK TIRES
All sizes from the smallest to the largest
REGULAR CORD AND BALLOON
FORDS
We are licensed dealers and have a stock of
? .'Jr. *
Good Used Fords
Which we sell at very reasonable prices.
We now have on hand?
THREE TOURItfG CARS
TtJO COUPES
TWO ROADSTERS
We have the prettiest Coupe in Louisburg. Beau
tiful Grey Body with neat Orange stripe, Black
Fenders and wheels. In perfect condition.
Let us show you what we have. We will trade
or sell.
WE ARE NEVER SATISFIED UNTIL OUR
CUSTOMERS ARE.
Service Is Our Watchword
V
COME TO SEE US
THANK YOU
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? Filling Station
F. B. LEONARD, Proprietor