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MOTLEY WAKEHOjtSE
South Bcstfcrt, Va.
rfo hv Farmers of Va. ahrT Nprth Cptfina;
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. . 4& give.s us frreat ploasOrc to announce
tlJat our market has opened
up with a full corps of buyers. All
, , tf the big-Companies- and many of the
'* Independent buyers are following our
s:fes and eagerly bujwng the golden
weed ht prices pleasing and satisfactory
to Ihe fatpie*?* Our sales this
week have averaged $31.65. This
includes everything on tU? floor.
Below we give a few of our good
sales: ? ' ' .
f.. George Powell sold 1252 lbs for
$505.87? average $40.41, ^ f~: .
J. U."Heath sold 915 lbs. for $338.
'25j average $37,00
JjmiQje Lee and Owen* sold 510 lbs.
for $206.90, average $4d.45
Henderson & Venable sold 119%
" . lbs. for $488.46, averaged $41.10. 1
Anderson & Dejarnette sold 888
lbs. for $365.12, averaged $41.12,
Frank B. Anderson Sold 1517 l'os.
frr $717.77 avpr?^<! fMrt 77
.. O. W. Oakes sold 655 ttis. for $245,;
r. averaged $37.48.
J. E, Bal-iwin sold 1067 lbs, foi
' ' . $377.12, averaged $35.35
Capt- D. J. Draper sold 943 lt>i for j
$.355,90, averaged $38,00
J. R. Overstreet arid 390 lbs. for j
$187.80, averfged $48.20.
Jessie Overstreet sold 573 lbs. for
$259.77, averaged $45.00'
Lillie Barbour and Mftchell sold
240 lbs. for $144.30^ averaged $42.45
1 1 What we have done f6r others we
can and will do for yra. Bob Motley
and Holts Edmunds assisted?by?experienced
help will look after and '
protect your every intetest. 1
Come to the MOTLEY ^ WAREHOUSE,-South
Boston. VaV, for Higtt
Prices. " ,
Your friends, !
BOB MpTLEY.
HOLT EDMUNDS. I.
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The yotm?; 5 year eld sen of Mr. J.
.A. Russell was run over by a mulv? which,
was running at large in the j
yard last Sunday. The boy was knock-1,
ed down against a rock, a llile knock- ^
.4 ed in his head. He was carried to tlJj j t
hor.pital in- Durham und we learn to-U
getting on very well. _ ^ '
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Mrs. Mamie Oshern of Durham' spent
Sunday with her daughter Mrs.
B. G. Clayton.
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| OCTOBER
? 10th TO 14th
FARM PRODUCT
.. | Wonderfu
lp The finest shows, etc.
X State Fair at Richmoi
_ A world of fun for e\
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mutilati
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I-ALE or LOT * ' \
LTn-V?.:*nd by v?.r:Ue of that a ?J*
A tjrtisi exc rated, by. Nelscit. .White: ?*'
"m Marc".' 17tii 1.^0, duly recorded
in Register .cf Deed's. Off ice, in book
page 12$, to the Undersigned trus:ec.'
default hiving, been made in the
jvpymeftt 'f the note secure j thereby,
and upon request of the* holder. I
will as?trustee oij
MONDAY OCTOBER 30th. 1922, at I
("he Ccurt bouse doer in Rjxboro <it
twelve o'colck. Xocn. ' j
Sell to tl.U highest bidder at public (
ruction for iash the following .lot or,
f sreel -cf land-/ tcwit: r
, Lying in RBxboro Township near
the corporate limits of the Town of
Roxboro, hounded en' the . North by,
t^e lands of S. G. Winstead (formerly
Mrs. Sue Satterfield); on the East
by the lends cf J.'7T/Tbng, (formerly
Saralv W-alker); on tlL South by
the Roxfeorc and Bushy Fork public
roSd and ori the West by the lands
of Roxie Cunningham, containing onefourth
of an per? 'more* or. less, . on
which is located a rottage dwelling.
See deed from J. J. Street to Nelson
Walters, Book, No. 2, page 47l> Register's
Office of Person County.
This September 30th, 1922.
L. M. CAEJLT0N. ~~
T riiktee
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NOTICE SALE OF .
VALUABLE LANI>
Under and :by virtue* of an order
of the Superior Court cf Person
County. N. C.. made in that special
proceeding entitled G- T. Thaxton etj
at vs Rosa Thi'xton and Lizzie Thax-.
ton, the undersigned Commissioner
will con MONDAY OCTOBER 30th.
1?22. at twelve o'clock M. in front of
the Court Hcuse'.door in Fdoxboro, X.
CL,'.sell to the highest bidder for casll j
the following described land to wit: !
That certain tract of land, in Mt.
r?Tzsh Township Perscn County. X.-j
bounded on the North by the lands
f D. C. Moore and Mrs. V. J. D Luns-1
'ord on theJ&St by tVJb lands of H>pj"ogleman
estate and Ernest and Will }
rhomas. cn tHe South by the lands of <
*1. C. Fogleman estate and B/S. Glenn
>nd* cn the West by the lands of A. <
*j. Fogleman and A. L. Moore, con- j
lining .ninety seven acCes more or \
ess known as tl?- Tcm Thavtnn nl? #? .
This September 20th, 1922. | <
X. I.rNSFORD. i
commissioner 11
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Mr. John H. Carver spent several.t
ays in Salisbury last week.
:'S THE BIG NEWS, FC
i-Harvestl
FAIR
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, coming direct to Durhar
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reryone.
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PALMER GRADUATE. .
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\ HOURS 9 to 12 A. M. 2 to 5 P. M. ti
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S. D. COLEMAN, D. C. a
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Cliiropr?ctor >
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POST OFFICE BUILDING.
ROXBORO. N. CY j
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' Mce White Leghorn Pullets for
sale cheap. Aubrey Long, Roxboro,
N. <\ tf
*Mrs. JL. C. Herring is leaving for j
Richlar.ds, N. C, I will appreciate
"your Hemstitching and will give it I
prompt attention. You will find me
at Mts. -Herring's former residence, |
on Academy Street. Miss OLA j
WOODY.
WANTED. 2 hands for wages and
3 for part of crcp. Will furnish the '
croppers all necessary supplies and1'
previsions. Apply tc B. L,. EVANS,
Roxboro, N. C., route 2.?10-4, ltpi.
FURNISHED ROOMS?For gentlemen,
convenient to bearding house,
or equipped, for light hcusekeeping.
MRS. ABBWT, Academy Street, lpd
WILL UNLOAD a or . of nie?
ibrses and mules cn Thursday. Oct
3th. See them at T. J. H ATCHETT'S
stables. ... ltpd.
NOTICE.
AH who want to tike stoy in the
Roxboro Roiler Mills will please come
forward a? I want, to cloS'e the matter
up.
Yours truly, *
M. M. TAPr,
10-4. 2tspd
BEAUTIFUL FARLOR SUIT.
D~ you want to see something out
if the ordinary, something any lady
.vould he proud to 8ee in her parlor.
:hen call at my store and, take a look
it that beautiful parlor suit, it win *
:ost you nothing to look and no big
um to own. if yoil want $ucl?~& sui*".
Ooon't forget the Stay hot Electric
roru?most econotnical and BEST
'lec?ric iron on the market.
. E. D. CHEEK.
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OTKE SAtE y*Cf#! VALjPABLk
LOTS AN It IWRMS.
Under# ami. by' virtue fcf the author
y cc red jupcrj mp"1^ > jul^t ment
: the Superior Court o? Person C.o.
laflc. in that special proceeding
t\d G. L. Unninghatfi, J. W .Cunn\ghem,
et al vs. the unbrril children
{ G. L. Cunningham (Rt P. Bbunra
iuardian adelitem) L will on Tuesday
Tovember 7tlC 1922, beginning: at L.
M. sell to the highest bidded,. the
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Co- Operative Far
will have the best seh
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Ready-to-W ear
and '*
millinery|
Sections are fairl}
I seething oven with n
fall merchandise.
CANTON CREP1
'dresses.
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described lands. ?
Qr.e hundred acres iu Cynsir.giu i,
loYPiship Coantt, !C. C., join .
Tip .-ack Frahjvlin. the Bxdfy estate '
. ct sic v ' r ...
?About fifty ijucc- budding lots at 1
Cunningham station. A tract cf 27
a*res'-ab5ut arte mile* Ei?t from Canningltim
Station. .*? r
. Terms one half cash balance- inI
rix and twelve month*. interesl?on Je
tVirrd payments and titles retained
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until purchase price paid in full, pur {^
fLS.- KNIGHT
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IE TO DURHAM DURIN
est F es
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JD SHOP WITH US.
e refunding sale your fare <
acted stock in the city to sHi
. Silks and woolens
in all the new "
weaves and colortrigs:
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Moderate
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Prices
Reign.
j\ Best Quality tricotine
60 inches
$3.95.
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Fam
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, NORTH CA
Malting Sc
nderful Sa
for Xheir
mer Trier!
Since Opening Sej
ale Days, $32.31 per
lie Monday, Oc
I Pounds, $9,61
?e, $40.12 per
-doing for others vv
ing us your next loa
LL BE SATISFTE
field &^(
propr i li rdas
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ayisy aS|
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A i'.my :.f ihis ! ;ui can k- >*L-n ai^
- u.v af t'i. jnAe&ijsned'orn
ui\nm?ham. Sl,*ti7*r>. Sale on ib&.a^^B I
is.'S.
This Oct. 4th? 1922: " ..'3
N.-LUNSFORD,
Commissionci'. .
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Don't tc.rset the opening o? the
uality Shop in tit' Kaplon building !
i next Friday night. You art cord-,
illy invited. ' CO.
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be free and' you 1
ap from.
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Visit our
CORSET
DEPT. and Get
Fitted by our expert
corsetiere.
Modart I
Binner \
Lady Ruth
R. & G. Elasticide
Rengo Belt. I
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