COTTON FARMERS
Arias Yoar Cotton to Roxboro^
Two Good Gins.
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We are glad to say there is '
tm reason for carrying your
cotton away to have it ginned, 1
for there are in Roxboro two of
-the most complete ginning out- i
fits to be found anywhere, the ]
best money can buy. Mn G. j
W. Thomas and Mess. - T. T. ]
Hester & Co. have gins which j
win compare favorably with ,
any in the country, and they i
are anxious to gin the cotton ,
fat-this section.
Cotton raising is a new thing ,
in this County, but it has been ,
clearly shown that cotton can
be raised just as successfully <
es tobacco and we hope in a ,
ver yfew years to see Roxboro j
inst as rood a cotton .marker as I
it is a togacco market.
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. CUNNINGHAM NEWS
Mr. W. T. Kirby. our popular )
and efficient Register of Deeds,
was a pleasant and welcome
visitor in our community this
week. Mr. Kirby is a man after
our heart, he is a "true blue"
Democrat, no Radical or Independent.
he is faithful to his
fellowman and always ready
and willing to help the other,
candidates of his party. Quit '
knocking and boo3t your own
party's candidate. We admire (
a man for sticking 1o his colors,
and coming out in the open and ,
declare himself for one of the|(
great parties, the Democrat or
Republican. .
Mr. James R. Franklin, man '
ager and part owne o' i
ager and part owner of the
Franklin Mineral Springs, was (
a frequent visitor to Roxboro \
last week. Something unusual i
for Mr. Franklin to do, but
when duty calls he always answers.
He was serving on the
irrann lurv. Jim h'ranklin is
one of the best and most popu- 1
lar men living in the County. I
a successful and safe business
' man. The good people all
over the County knowing that 1
this good old township deserves '
something will give him the 1
glad hand and elect him as I
Countv Commissioner by a big
majority on Nov 4th.
Miss Lucy Green, one of the
beat and most efficient teachers
4a the State, is teaching at
Olive Hill this year.
, Mr- and Mrs. Thos. H. Owen
attended sdme of the fairs and
had a most pleasant and enjAjrable
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L. Cuning-t
ham and son, Merriweth^r
Lewis, and Mrs. C. H. Richmond
attended the burial sec-j;
vices of Capt. Jack Irvine in ]
MSton. ._i
Rev. J._ L. Martin passed ,
through our city en-route to ]
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~ER LATE THAN NEV1
BY BILLY BORNE
Yanceyville, Saturday.
Mr. Sam Green, one of our
best and ' wealthiest farmers, Cl
attended the big Co?op speak- p
ing in Halifax Saturday. He said ?
in enormous crowd of the best
farmers from Va. and N. Cbead
the distinguished speakers.
One of the largest crowds
vhich has gathered at Cuning- | I
bam school heard Senator Tay- |
;or of Caswell, Mr. Cooper A- ?
Hall of Roxboro, Mr. Beasly of .
South Boston and Mr. Shields ,
of Roxboro last Friday night '
They gave' us the true facts
about the Tobacco Growers
n
oo-operatiye Association, and
showed thb great good there
tvas in it for every farprner. At A
the same place Friday night at
7:30 there will be several eloquent
speakers on- th T. G. G. A.
Mayor Yilbum of South Boston ..
and others. Mr. Geo. L. Cuning- ,
ham, Sr., chairman of the Cuningham
Local Tobacco Growers | ?
Co-operative Association, will
introduce Senator Taylor cf'p
Caswell as the first speaker of|?
the evening, and after his short]
but true and convincing talk he| ,
will present Mkyor Wilburo of
South Boston, the* gentleman
that is known fro,m mountains
to .seashore, that weilds the big
stick against moonshiners and
law breakers with 5.000 - per
cent fines, inprisintments, etc., j
a Ben Tilman with the pitch j j
right when it comes to sticking iQ
right in the place of . wrong.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C, Armstrong f
of Gastonia, and Mrs. Montrise fi
Angle of Milton were guests in 11
[he home of Mrs. R. B. Bats *
Saturday. ti
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. H. Locklart
motored to Raleigh Thursday,
taking in the State Fair, ai
Mr. J. Henry Ramsey has re- 5<
turned from a pleasant business pi
trip to Canada. : ir
LAND SALE!X !
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Under and by virtue of the pow- ^
erg contained in a certain deed of j
trust executed on Dec_ lT 1923, by Joseph
Thorp and wife, Arbunia: *
Thorp, and registered in the office
if the Register of Deeds of Perion I .
County in Deed of Trust Book 5,1
lage 170 (default having been made I '
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... v..c payment 01 ine Dond secured
thereby at maturity, I will on SAT |H
URDAY NOV. 22nd, 1924, at 12|
o'clock noon at the court house door
in Roxboro, N. C., sell at ppblic salo ^
to the highest bidder for cash that,*1'
certain lot or parcel of land conveyed pl
b^1 said deed of trust and described i*1
as, follows, to-wlt;
Beginning at a rock on the Aliens-'
rllle at Five bork Road South-east tl
corner of school house lot near Har- r1
cia HilT Baptist Church, Co!., thbrce ti
Nor h with, school heusi !">t. ther.-r 2
Bast 70 yd- to cornrr in Harris- TTi'l o1
lot, thence North with said thnrrh ti
line Henry I nwron tnd H. W Hnrrit
H -e to if .tin. [Irrri. 11. Y.'.r,' ey m
prrcr, then-e v.: :t w 'li II. Tri-ry F
inr to a h'.clrory in lire, Cirtie
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outh with Joe Snow's linejAo the
JlebMlTe and Five fork road a plant
A rock, thence said Road to the beinning,
containing 49 acres, more
r less. See deed from J. C. and \V.
'. Pass to Thorp and wife.
This October 18, 1924.
W. 1\ Pass, Trustee.
MjSrllSXIN DI9BA3B RBMBDIKS
/ftf \ WJ (Hunt's Salve and Soap), bit lu
[ I I t / the traatxncot of Itch, Bcmin,
V /A Ringworm, T?tter or othar itch*
log akin dlaaaaaa. Try this
treatment at Ottr risk.
DAVIS DRUG COMPANY
Roxboro, N. C.
lPPLICATION for parole
of joe duncan
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Notice is hereby given that appliesion
is being made for the parole of
oe Duncan, convicted at the Augiist
'erm 1924 of the Superior Court of
'erson County of violation of the
rohibition law, and sentenced to six
lonths on the roads of Durham
iounty.
All persons opposing said applicaion
are invited to transmit their pro?st
to- the Governor. 10-15 2t
LAND SALE!
As executor of the will of Fannie
!. Wells I will sell at auction on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29
1 A. M. at Prospect Hill, N. C., all
f the real estate of the said Fannie
. Wells, consisting of 565 acres of
me tobacco and timtfer land. This
no farm has been divided into 5
acts, all tracts containing plenty of
ood for farming purposes, and 2
acts have large quantities of saw
mber as follows:
Tract No. 1
81 acres, fronts on No. 14 Highway
ad one third or more tendnble land,
>me very fine tobacco land, and
lenty of wood, some saw timber, no
nprovements. ,
Tract No. 2 ?
140 acres, contains as fine tobacco
tnd as can be found in the Prospect
ill section, and about one half of it*
heavily timbered, both original and
?cond growth. Fronts on Highway
"o. 14. No Improvements!
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85 acre? of good farming land,
welling house, feed barn, 4 tobacco
?rns and pack barn, plenty of saw
mber for improvements. Fronts on
ighway No. 14.
Tract No. 4 ,
141 acres, is the home place, nice
welling with 6 rooms, 4 tenant
ouses, 5 tobacco barns, and all necisary
out houses. A fine farm In
igh state of cultivation.
Tract No. 5
18 1-2 ncres of second growth saw
mber.
This lend -will be soM In separate
acts and as a whole, of in ifroups of
if advance bid ia made. Blue prints
f those lands <an. he. seen at any
me at Prospect, Hill.
Of od three' tench4r school in 1-4
ilV?$f this land.
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EXECUTOR. ... . _
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It's the longest-lasting
confection yon can bny i
-and It's a help to dl- |'n
gestlon and a cleanser j
it - .
If the poultry Is to ro through the
inter in good health and with high I
roduction. the house must be kept
lean and sanitary, says Dr. B.' F.;
laupp of State College.
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Sideache
Backache
"I have been taking Car- n
dul," gays Mrs. Lillie Bolton,
of Lake Providence, La. "1 m
got down in bad health and
lost in weight until I only m
weighed 120 pounds. I had
bad pains in my sides and f|
back and my lsgi hurt me
until I couldn't walk. I
stayed in bed half the time. ,
I tried ail kinds of medicine,
but' it did ma no good.
Finally I tried
iGARDUl:
Tlw Woman's Tonic "
"ft aeema fik* it did me good -j!
from the very first. After 1
had taken half a bottle I I I
tleed an improvement I con
tinned its use and I got bat
ter and better. The pains in
my legs and sides disap
reared and I began to gain
in weigni unw now x va(B
155 pound* tad fe*l batter
than I ever did in my life. I
am parfectly w*U and (trong.
I hay* given it to my girl*.
too."
UtuSTof ^-r*.ndT^.T"".r
mele'trouble. It ehould'help
_ yon, too, in the lama way. _
B why not givo it a fair trial T '
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Mr Bu
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Having qualified aa administrator
the estate of S.M. Morris, deceased
te of Person County, North Garcia,
this is to notify all persons havg
claims against the estate of said
(ceased to exhibit them to the unI
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Qlildren
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. MOTHERCa^
. tutc for Castor Oit, raregon
Syrups, prepared for Infants
To avoid imitation!, always look lot
pfrv.-^yv H<rget ions or. each package.
wld's a .
JjGf- ' to]
re thrills than can be fc
t seller are within the lei
book of your own. . . It
the asking and unlike p.
it never grows old.
h chapter, (an entry of d<
:onfidence for its owner,
le book to your collectii
11 never reget it.
:e acquired you will so
s its value to you. V
r cent . interest on all si
i serve you in many pre
IE FIRST NATIONAL BAN
THE FRIENDLY BAIS
siness Man, All your che
tik are paidLat par.
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of Oct., 192B, or this notice wiu hV I
pleaded in bar of tbeir recovery.
AQ persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate payment. 1
James W. Tatum,
Admr. of S. M. Morris.
Wm. D. Merritt, Atty. Cts
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Physicians eyerywhcic reounmend h.
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