The Roxboro Courier from Roxboro, North Carolina • Page 5

THE COURIER; We are, having some cool weather) Fancy lawns, ginghams, chambry this tUPlr -Uvm i- i White linnens, fancy waisting here i- 1 ft 1 a WW WJM- II Roxboro, N. May 6th 1908. 1 Harris Burns sell the trunks. nz ri-rV Some of our -farmers are plant- ffice desk for sale. Very cheap, ing tobacco.

Call on. A. i. Foushee. The biglow price hat show offers We to learn that Mr.

Isaac bargains not seen here before. of Timberlake is critically E. A. -Mn Joe Xiarycris handling poes now. If you need a good norse call on him.

-Roller Desk: A Rfftri Npw Pni'r ew lot Of shoes nrrivprl ran Please the ladies, children and men iat A. Bradsher's- Just received a new line of ladies sautes oxtoras, ana Our Moitto: ft VALUES AND Phone 23 Sergeant Clayton o. ii 1 GOO PROMPT SERVICE: we: 'A This Pharmacy is con-pucted-v on principles oF rectitude and square dealing. We compound prescriptions exactly as the Doctor directs. We sell pure drugs and standard Medicines.

have what you want and give, you you aslc for- Noprice inducement ever us to bay, or could. any profTtdncentiye: justify 'usin, selling- anything, of inferior quality 1 MAKE US' YOUR I 1 druggists Fambeick 1 Trust Go, ffifiiiiiif gems iow quarter shoes. CJail and see them, J. M. O'Briant.

Mr, WillG- Fowlkes of Manchester, and Miss Mary Chandler of So. Boston spent Saturday here family, of Mrs. R. J. Hall.

FOR SALE: i have 500 bushels of good corn, fot. sale, which I will sell at bi) cents per bushel. E. J. Robertson, Woodsdale, N.

Cj To the People of Person County. I offer myself as a Candidate for the office of Treasurer, subject to action of Democratic Convention This May 4th 1908. O. D. Bailey.

Rev. P. H. Fontain will address the citizens of Roxboro on the question of, Prohibition, at the Baptist church on Thursday evening May 1 4th, at 8 o'clock. The public cordially invited.

Mr, J.A. Long has torn down the old factory building which was on the site of the new graded school. Thus another old landmark has gone its way and room made for another new and modern building. We learn that Dr. Rcyster, of Raleigh, came out to Helena last Monday morning to perform ari operation on a son of Mr.

Sam Bla-lock for appendicitisl Dr, C. G. Nichols assisted him. OF ROXBORO Rea state The Following is a Statement-of the Assets and Liabilities of the Roxboro Real Estate and Trust Co'r April 11, 1908., we regret to learn tnat our friend will; Dr.H. E.

Satrerfield is critically ill fhe funeral ceremony was con-at the Watfs Hospital in Durham, ducted from the Methodist church at E. A. Bradsher's. We have just: received Ha fresh line of Lowneys candies, sweet and pure, cal! and get. a.

Austin Never before have we had such a magnificent stock of Dress Good as we are now sho wing: Calf early and see for yourself. Clayton Long. The dress goods arid trimmings at.Herris Burns are a treat to look at. All tasty ladies admire them and say they can't be- They are ouying them, tob. If you want the best call and get a package of Nunnally's pure candy ust received a fresh suply.

None better. Davis' Pharmacy. When you get ready" to paint that roof remember I am selling a good reliable roof paint at 50 cents Per gahon: Itsalnght too. Geo. W.

Thomas." Hammocks." We have most any Screen door or window and now is a good time to check the Flies. We can do the hanging. Long, Bradsher Co. Death of Mr. J.

N. Loy. Last Thursday evening a lif tie after 6 o'clock, the news spread over the town that Jake Loy, as he was familliarly known, was dead. This was no surprise to any of his friends, and hardly to any of his acquaintance in Roxboro, for it had been looked, for for several weeks, and for the few days before, the hours had been counted to the end. For several months Mr.

Loy had been confined at home by that dreadful disease, consumption. Everything that loved ones and friends could do was done for him but the ravages of the disease could not be checked he bore up bravely and fought rnanfully, but it was of no avail, and when the end was in sieHt he knew it as well as any rno' onH nrna rDOAnnllarl f(4n day, after which the remains were taken to the cemetary where the last sad words were said and his body committed to mother earth, there to rest until the resurectionl morn. There was not a more popular young business man in Roxboro then he, very one that knew him liked him, he held the esteem and confidence of all and his death is riot only a loss to his family, but to the town. He leaves to mourn, his departure devoted and loving.wife, a sweet, bright little boy, of little ipore than two years old, two brothers and two sisters, besides many other relatives and friends. To all the sympathy of the people of Roxboro go out to in this -dark hpur: but more especially do we sympathize witli the wife and little boy who are left to mourn a loving father and devoted The Piny Grove Poultry Farm- J.

H. HOLT, Proprietor, Roxboro, N. R. F. D.

No. 4, Box 7. full blooded chick-r ens for sale, you can find- among my breeds, Buff Buff Orpingtons, White Light Brahamas Partridge, wyndotts. Also 'egg's for hatching'. All good stoctc, and price low.

bena your orders at once, Address, I. H. HOLT, i Proprietor. NOTICE SALE Oh VALUABLE TOWN. LOTS.

On account of a ten per cent, bid being placed on the previous sale the following described town lot will be re-sold by order of court to me directed in that special proceeding entitled William Y. Carver, Administrator of J. L. Yarboro deceased rS -Mrs. Mattie Yarboro, et al It being a proceeding to sell land tov made s-se, I will on Monday May 11th, 1908, at 12 o'clock Mi at the Court.

house door in Roxboro, to the "Wghest bidder for cash the land described in the petition of said action to wit; the Yarboro store house containing one fourth an acre situate at the hed of the street of factory Roxboro 1 N. C. This May lOthy 1908, CARVER, r- commissioner. i. i 1 Capital stock $5,000.00 Due for real estate 2,062 50 Bills 685100 Due insurance 22 1,00 1 Work Will begin on the new graded school building next Mori dayi We return our hearty thanks Mrs.

J. A. Long for a nice lot to cheenes. Mr. J.

p. Meadows has gone to Eastern North Carolina this week on business. jx It is not ofteahat yOu can gather ripe cheeries in April in this section, but such was the case this year. When you havecountryprocjuce of any kind to sell come to see me. I guarantee full market price." J.

M. O'Briant. Mr. Y. Pleasant, of Raldih, was he'ae last Sunday visiting friends.

They glad to'see him looking so well. The Roxboro Graded School will close for this terfn next Friday. The present session has been a very successful one. Do you need a Clematis? I have several pretty ones that I will sell, they are purple and white. Apply to Mrs.

Jno. A. Nodi. we raiieu 10 iiiemiuii inai mcssrs. L.

H. Daniel and Thos D. Woody attended the Rebublican State convention in Greensboro last week. There was a good crowd in town last Monday to attend the Democratic County Convention. It was also the 1st Monday and Commissioners day.

The White Mountain Ice cream freezer, freezes the cream quickest and takes less ice, than any freezer on the market. Frsale by Long, Bradsher Co. Mr. Jno. S.

Horner and Miss Novella E. Laws were married at the home of the bride last Sunday May 3rd. Mr. A. M.

Long officiating- The besi wishes of their friens go with them. Remember the LYRIC is giving a High class performance of Moving Pictures and stereopticon every night at 8 o'clock in the Pioneei Warehouse, You are missing a treat by staying L. H. Thompson, Mgr. Cur friend Mr.

T. H. Street irv formes us' that he was called on to bury two.persons of widely differ ent ages recently. One was an old man of 94 years and six months, and the other was a child of one year and five months. Call communication of Person Lodge No.

113 A. A. M. Friday evening, May 8th 1908 work in Mi degree. W.

A. Sergeant, A. M. N. C.

Newbcld, Sec. Ladies if you have not examined our line of MusPn Underwear which is a new department with us do so at once you will be delighted with the goods and prices Clayton Long. Rev. C. P.

Ryland, the new Pastor of the Baptist church arrived here Monday morning, and will fill the oulpit at his church next Sunday. He preached last Sunday at Ephesus, he was also called as Pastor. Who has the best stock of dress oois, trimmings and millinery in Roxboro this spring? Just ask any body of good taste and judgement, who has seen the different stocks. We know her answer please us and bring you to our store. Harris BurnsMy The Womans' Temperance League held a meeting at the Bap tist church last Sunday eveninrr ASSETS.

Real Estate Notes and Mortgages Open accounts 5,000.00 2,163.02 1,254.06 16.18 8.17 175.00 225.00 $9,098.11 Money on deposit Due from insurance Money jn safe Ofticev fixtures Horse and Puggy TOTAL it ROXMO REAL ESME Money on deposit toybe loaned 60.00 Balance -v .819.73 TOTAL $9,098.11 30 3 opers Has a nice stoc of Oxfords in the latest styles He has many friends in Person who will regret to hear this, and all will join us in wishing him a speedy restoration to health. We know that it is a little hard to get something to eat these days, but I you will come to us with your roubles we can help you. We ceep a full line of staple and fancy groceries all the time. Sergeant, Clayton Co. Cards have been sent by Mr.

and Ms. JS. Hughes, announcing the marriage of their daughter Miss Ada Corinne, to Mr. Edward Burns Foushee, on Thursday evening, May the 14th, at 6 p'clock, p. in the Baptist church, Rox-jon, N.

C. Ice for The Season. On and after this date I will keep ice for sale When you need any call on me, or phone. No. 69.

Jl will put on a delivery wagon soon and will furnish it at your door. Give me your order now. R.G.BROOKS. At the -annual meeting of the Board of Trustees.of the Roxboro Graded Schools held -yesterday Nr. ewbold waav re-elected Superintendent for another year, and the following teachers were reelected: Mr.

R. H. Burns, Principal, and Misses Anna Merrjtt, Dora Hornaday, Delma Noell, Josephine Cole Mollfe Speed, Clara Willson and Of this number the following have Prof. Newbold, Prof. Burns, and Misses Delma Noell and Mollie Speed.

We are requested to announce that there will, be exercises at the Methodist church next Friday night at 8 o'clock in the interest of the graded school, it will ipark the closing of the school this year. Short enthusiastic speeches of ten minutes each will be made by Mavor OP SchaiibiiSGft Win-stead, Col. R. I. Featherstone, F.

Carver, W. D. Merritt, L. M. Carlton, Rev.

fJS Aft Hornaday, P. RvianH n. Coble a low orice. but high' in nual 1 -t ui; snoes 3 1 A i i t' uciieswLccu, incbiocK ana wore manship, if thev are, riot alb' rigtitbring the old pair back toy me and -I will give you a new pair free. i naye a mrge boy? and childrerjgtraw.

bats itfTthe latest apes at a Money Saving Piice. arlains While they last I Jiave a large stock of heavy ladies Shoes and I am going to close them out if low prices will move them, I also havfe some special values in Brogan shoes whic h'l VViU sell at cost as I am overstocked. Also a good line of mens shoes on which I will make prices right Groceries, Motions. My hne of Groceries, Dry Goods ahd Notions are up to the Come to see ine for anything you want J. O'Briant, -1- B.

D. Offers his services to, the people of Rox-ro-and sorrounding cosxxaanity.r, Offi in Pass Carver -I carry a generaf lice -rrie ciandise, composed of dry good-4 XT CM Tt andJBeavy and Fanc Groceries I beg you for jour: patron uftc witxi au prices ana ion- est transactions. Yours to serve. We try to: keep always on hand asupply bf all goods in' our lias and at poDular prices in exchanna for couutry produce or cash. Chidz- ens, Butter Cs wanted at bis prices.

Gall on VJ 'A A.R.Fpush. which was largely attended: and others. Miss Carrie Pettigrew es were made by Mr- S. G. i.

a'nd mss Dora Hornaday. will be and Pvofr Newbold si0 sing. The public cordially which recitations were had by inyited to attend. R. Feath-cnildreti of.

the Methodist fnn, erstone will be chairman of the School. Quite a number nc -neetin..