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Official Organ of
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Mice toilet soap at Cox’s.
J. E. Cox deals in all kinds of
fancy groceries.
For all kinds of groceries go
to J. E. Cox.
My Lucious J/oss, of Canon,
was in town Wednesday.
Clias. E. Looney visited friends
pi Royston Saturday and Sunday
Dr. George Parker and family
aie in Atlanta visiting relatives
and shopping.
Mrs Jim Tribble, a popular
woman of Lavonia. visited rela¬
tives and friends here this week.
The best flour in town will al¬
ways be found at my store.
J. E. Cox.
Sheriff .lohn W. Wansley was in
Atlanta and other points on legal
busines this week.
Wanted.—A cook, white or col
ored—apply at once. Write or
call. Mrs O. D. McEntire.
Ordinary J. A. J/cOav and wife
are in Atlanta shopping and visit
ing relatives and friends.
For Rent—One good three
horse farm with good buildings
on it for further information
or come to see,
E. B. Purcelle.
Salesman Wanted—See after
our interest in Franklin and ad¬
jacent counties. Salary or Com
mission. Address The Harvey
Oil Company, Cleveland, Ohio.
Elsewhere in this issue will be
fonnd an advertisement of the
Big Four Store at Rovston. They
are offering some special bargains
and it will piy yon to go in to see
their slock vhenm Rovston.
A At Farr, a prosperous and
prominent planter and J. P. of
Guinlog District, was in town
Wednesday. He says lie has-got
held a court lh his disti ict this
vear. ,7’liis speaks well for old
Gumlogand her good people.
Mrs. Glen Waters, ot Atlanta,
will move here next week. Mrs.
Waters is well known here and
we are mdeect glad to welcome
her as a citizen of our good little
town, She expects to leave At
lanta about Thursday or Friday.
Money! Money!! Money!!!
W- P Elrod and C. B. Sewell
have mado arrangements so
they can loan you money cheap
er than anybody, Write to
them at Lavonia, Ga.
1 Aliss Lucy Harrison, one ot La-
v onia’s most ohai ming and attrac
five young girls visited relatives
a| i<l friends here this week. Her
Many friends are glad toy know
she is able to be out after several
" reks of severe illness.
I he Royston Furnitnre Corn
Puny invites you to see their new
hne if furniture. They have a
t! ' ua hne and it will pay you to go
I/ 1 See them before buying.
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PUBLISHED IN THE INTEREST OF FRANKLIN COUNTY AND ITS READERS.
CAKN 1 iSV 1IVILK G A. FRD AY. NOVEMBER ll. 1 910
The friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Brown are congratulat¬
ing them over the arrival of a
guest at their home on Novem¬
ber 8th. He is a lusty, healthy
youngster, already making cam
paign speeches, and bears the
name of Sam Tribble Brown.
Mrs J P Sim s, of Atlanta, visits
ed her aunt. Mrs. A. W. Martin
Salurday and Sunday. She ha s
many admiring friends here Intv.
ing visited Carnesyille upon sever
al occasions from her childhood
days. After a few more weeks
stay in Lavonia she will return to
her home in Atlanta.
Wanted —To correspond with
live, entergeilc persons to
insurance for The Home’s Friend
Fraternity. We will inter-
est /ou. Address AH Carter,
Secretary, Box 95, Athens, Ga.
Ofllce, Room 520 Southern
Mut. Bldg.
Hon, and Mrs. Samuel J. Trib
ble, of Athens, are in town visit¬
ing relatives and friends and
receiving many congratulfft-
ings from the people of this
county and Carnesville. He
won a victorius fight by the help
of his good little wife and they
deserve much credit for same as
the press, with one exception,
was against him. They are en¬
joying the best of good health
and are looking well. A large
crowd cf the citizens of Athens
carried the band and serenade
them. Many speeches from
some of the most prominent men
of Athens were made congratu¬
lating him for the brilliant cam¬
paign he conducted.
B. H. Dickson. A Promt
nent SCitizen Losses
By Eire.
One of the largest fires Carnes¬
ville has witnessed for some tune
occured here Wednesday evening
about eight o’clock when the
large barn of B 11 Dickson was
in a flame, it had so
much headway that it could not
be checked and twenty-nine good
and three ot tne best mules
in Franklin county were burned
to death. Nineteen balesot cotton
and seed of twenty nine bales, one
hundred and fatv bushels of oats,
five hundred bushels of corn, fod
der, hay, two buggie, one wagon,
manv other feedstuff and farming
lmj i Clients. The loss is estimated
at #‘5,i)09 with no insurance. It is
unknown how lha fire originated
It is very much regretted by his
friends.
My. Dickson is J/ayor ot this
place, a prominent merchant and
farmer and Has to'ied.verv hard
to accumulate his property which
now lies in ashes, fie has the
of the entire town and
community in his great loss.
Mrs. S. A. Parker,
Well Known Woman
Passes Away.
Mrs. Sarah A. Parker died at
her sons home, Dr. Will II. Park¬
%
er, at Mize, Ga., last Monday
morning with lagrippe, She
confined to her room abcut
months ago in Lavonia with la
i grippe for several days, but had
entirely recovered. She
taken last Friday and only lived
three days. She was hurried at
Providence cemetery at Parker-
town and the lurneral services
were conducted bv Rev. Cooper,
of Avalon. Mrs. Parker was t or.e
the most popular women other
age and was well known for her
good wit and burner.
She was the wife of Hon. P>.
B. Parker, deceased, and she only
survived him a few years since.
Be died with I a grippe away from
home and at the same place while
on visit with their son, Dr
Parker.
Mrs. Parker was a brilliant
woman and her visits here was a'
wavs appreciated bv her many ad
miring friends here. She
the following children 1o mourn
her loss. Prof. Morgan L. Park¬
er, of College Park; Mrs. Ellen
Roberts, Danieisville, Dr. Will
Parker, Mize, At rs. S. At. Avers
and George Parker, of this place,
and a host of other relatives who
mourn her death.
Tribble Elected.
After a lapse of almost three
quarters of a century a man
born and reared in Franklin
county has been elected to the
National Congress, tne greatest
deliberative body on earth. In
addition tD this it will doubtless
be tne most important congress
convened since the civil war, on
account o f the tremendous is¬
sues involved in the present
campaign and in which the peo¬
ple of the United States from
Oregon to Maine have reputiat-
ed Republicanism, He will be
an integral part of that body to
whom the people look for re¬
storation of rights of which
they have been long deprived.
Let us then as true democrats
of Franklin county who have
been thus signally honored bury
all differences, and as a solid
phalanx get behind him in his
efforts in cur behalf, and in his
his desire to do something for
the masses of the people. He
deserves our solid support. We
can afford to differ about men,
but not about measures, and no
man who knows Sam Tribble
will question that v/ith faithful
anc j unswerving loyalty he will
be found in the thickest fight,
and that whatever leader De-
mocracy may choose, that his
hands will fall oily when th a
Gentleman from the eighth has
fallen. Let us pall together for
a greater and better county,and
we will be great.
George L. Goode.
Administrators Sale.
Georgia, Franklin County.
By virtue of an order from the
court of Ordinary of said county
will bo sola at public outcry on
the lirst Tuesday in December 19„
lOatthecouit house door \n saul
county between the legal hours ol
oale the following described real
estate situate in sa d county: To
wit; all that tract or parcel
hind situated in said county and
stale afforesaid lying on the road
running from ihe Obidiah Dean
place to Koystori. Lot No. 1 be¬
ginning at a post oak corner
thence N. 44 to a stake thence
10.50 to a stump, thence 10 30 to
a slake thence North 40 West to
the beginng corner containing
10 acres more or less. Lot no, 2
beginning at a stake thence 9 62
to a pine stump, thence 3d 1 2 E.
to a stake, thence 9.66 to a stump,
thence to the beginning corner,
containing 10 acres, more or less
also lot no. 3 beginning at a stake.
thenee 10.GO to a stake,
9,90 to a stake, thence 10.50 to
the begining corner containing Id
acres, more or less; also lot no. 4
beginning at a stake on Roysto ;i
road, thence 10.30 to a stump,
thence 10 50 to a stake, thence
10.50 to a stake on Royston road
thence with said road 10.35 to the
begining corner containing
10 acres, more or less; also lot no.
5 beginning at a stake; thence
5.50 to a stake, thence 5c to a
stake; thence 5 to a rock on Roys
ton road, thence N. 33 W. to the
beginning corner containing 2 6„
10 acres, more or less; also lot no.
6 beginning at a stake, thence 5
to a. stake, thence 5 c to a stake,
thence 5 to a stake thence 5 c to
the beginning corner containing 2
1-2 acres, more or less; also lot no
7 beginning at a stake, thence 5 to
a stake, thence 5c to a stake 5 N
42 E to a stake, thence 5c to a
stake the beginning corner con
taimng 2 12 acres, more or less;
also no 8 beginning at a stake,
thence 4.70 to a stake, thence 4.
80 to a rock, thence 5 to a stake,
thence 5 c to trie beginning corner
containing 2 4 10 acres more or
less; also of said lots'containing
fifty acres adjoining lands on the
east J. A. Duncan, on north W.
I*. Turman, on west Strickland
& Merrett. and south of A. .1. Ow
ens being the home place of J.C.
Baskins, deceased. S aid sale sim
uftainousjy with the undersigned
tiiese passim/ the legal tittle to
saul land. Sold as the property
of J. C. Baskins, late of said
county, deceased, for the purpose
ot paying tiio debts of said deoeas
ed and distribulior. among the
neirs ot said deceased. Terms of
sale one third on day of sale, one
third paid on 1st day ot Novem
her 1911; one third on 1st day of
November 1912. Defeied pay¬
ments to draw 8 per cent trow
day of sale. Title will be execut¬
ed to said tract of lands by the
undersigned when said terms ,s
complied with. S. A. Porter, ad¬
ministrator of .1. C. Baskins, de¬
ceased .
Majority Over W. M.
Howard 2300- Car=
ries ten of twelve
Counties.
Hon. Samuel J. Tribble the
Democratic nominee of the 8th,
district carried the majority
over Howard by 2300, he
ten counties of twelve.
campaign just closed has been
in many respects the greatest
in the history of tne country.
These words may be glibly said
But back of them in this in¬
stances lies a tremendous vol¬
ume of truth. Theiearea thou¬
sand of good reasons why this
sterling, true Democratic man
should be elected, in discussing
the fact he was the legal nomi-
nee in the primary as he receiv-
e d both the electoral and popu-
lar vote. Nov/ his election has
dawned upon the people and
will assure an immediate return
Di prospen'j for this district.
The people on last Tuesday
showed an overwhelming majori
ty for a man who is considered
to be a safe and sound business
man and one who is in sympa-
thy with the development of the
district and the advancement of
every interest for the upbuild-
ing of this great and grand dis-
ing It was not Mr. Tribble
but it vasthe desire of the peo
pie to have an executive who i,
not partisan when the interest
of the state are at stake, a mar
who will give his influence am'
best energies to this district,
will at the same time build up
the state and not help tear down.
Now that this declaration has
been made by an overwhleming
majority of the citizens of the
district, Mr. Tribble, when he
becomes Congressman, will car-
ry out their desire.
The Advance has advocated
the candidacy of Mr. Tribble, be-
leiving that in his election the
district would prosper and her
resources be developed in a wa y
that would restore confidence
and bring prosperity once mo^e,
to the a) lement o f
laboring people a ns o
pail and to the merchants and
business men a revival of the
prosperous business they hope
to enjoy. Its belief has been
found correct, and the proof of
posi'ion is a majority of
vote for Hon. Samuel J.
for Congressman. Not
only for the general interest of
the district has the Advance
Official Organ of
Franklin County.
Si.QO
advocated the candidacy of Mr.
Tribble, but the welfare of the
manv local interests, and the
greatest of all the Advance was
influence! to support him solely
because it was S. J. Tribble. He
has lived a life that any man
should be proud of, a true Chris
tian life, his cordial manner
makes friends of every one and
the friendship last, He has
made the most glorious fight of
any man in the state and won
a victory and Carnesville and
Franklin county are glad to
claim him as one of her sons,
tie come from one of the most
sterling citizens of the county
and has lived a life that his
name still carries the honor and
reputation. It is indeed an
honor for Franklin county to
claim this man and now with
the bright prospects let us all
get together and lay aside our
political differences and pull
together for the best interest of
the eight district. To meet, to
“resolute,” and burn red fire is
all very well for a time, but
F anklin county must stand to
her son and give him every en-
eouragoment possible in his un¬
dertaking.
Notice.
1 am now Pe™ a ™ntly locat¬
* in Carnesville and prepared
to do dental work in all its
Vanches - Satisfa = t,on g uara "-
eed.
D. M. Snelson, Dentist.
Notice.
Bring your hides to Toccoa
Hide & Leather Company—or
vhen you accumulate one l un
dred pounds, or over, snip
them and we will pay the
frieght. Wo send check the
the goods are received.
Toccoa Hide & Leather Co.
Toecoa ,Ga.
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