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Tne uonrier Person Countv 'Cpurior " Published 'lyThursday, is published .in thecentre of a fine u.hacco groiag faction, maing -1 one of the1 trwafc-dvertising- medium for merchants and warehousemen in the adjoining counties. Circulates largely in Person, Granville, Durham ind Caswell counties; inNortnj Car- n ROXBORO, N.C. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION J" on NOELL BROS, Proprietors. HOME FIRST: ABROAD NEXT. olina, anauanax .ponniy,: y u-giniai S 1 .00 Per Year in Advance. One Copy One Year, One Copy Six Months; : s.rl.p0. Advertising rates reasonao e; terms made known on application: Vol. viii. Roxboro, North Carolina Thursday, April 14, 1892: No 35. Cash invariably in advance. in EMM -JLco The Cure For Scrotal wu ones supposed , to t0 th touch of iysiCrw.TV-o.auuqr,anttcfnt. -people taowJJttt,?wewlBMBiedy'h Ayer's Sarsaparilta. This powerful altera tire extirpates "the erU' by thoroughly eliminating all the strumous poison from tho blood. Consumption, catarrh, various, , . ether physical as Well a mental maladies, ' ' ,bsys their origta to jj: InulV) SCROFULA ; When hereditary, this disease" mas if eats self in ' childhood by 'glandular a weUlngs, running sores, SwoBeuJolnW, an general ) feebleness of body., Administer Ayer's Sarsa parilla on appearanet ot the Erst symptoms. ' My little girl was troubled with painful scrofulous swelling under one of her arms. Tbe physician being naableo effeot euiets- Sarupartlla, and the weHIng.dis&ppeared.w -W. F. Kennedy, McFarland's, Va. " i was troubled with a sore hand lor over , two years. Being assured the case was scrofula, I took six bottles ot Ayer's Sarsaparila and was cured."- Hlnklns, sirerton, Neb. UFAtlD ST DT.J.C. AYER&Cd, LiialVMass.1 Bold byallDruwiats. ,Pdol, UbotUM.ai , jrOFESSIONAL Tun II, Attorney at Law. Roxboro, 8. C. ,1 ERR ITT & 'BRYANT, Attorneys at Law, Roxboro, N. C. , I'rnctice in the several Courts of the State. . . Special attection given to cases in l'cron, Durham and Caswell counties. All Legal Business entrusted to our care will receive prompt attention. yy w. kitchih; Attorney at Law, Roxboro, N. 0. rnv.iir.es wherever hie set vices are required. Office at Winstead Hotel. vv 1N8TEAD ABUOOKS, Attorneys at Law, RoxbortvU.C; l'r;. ?e wherever their services are required. I'rompt attention given to tbe collection of AW. GRAHAM, " Attorney at Law, Oxford, N. C. radioes in all the eonrts of the Stale. Han iic minor and invest tbe same in bent latMort W i.enl KataW Security. Settle estates and .iiTcnuirnte titles. .. ! . Stniyborn, '' V'l I sCWarllck. )xford, N. C Milton, N. C jTKAYOORN & WARLICK Attorneys at Law, I'ractice In all the courts of the State and in urn Federal courts.- Management. of estates IriK.tli v.ttanllad to. . t Special attention given te eases in Person and Db. E. J.(Tuckkr, SURGEON DENTIST. Office up stairs in W. J. Johnson & Co's new building, EOXBORO. N. C. U. It. A. jbOKTOK, Practicing Physician, SM ft Roxboro, N. C. 'Hern his professional services to the people A Uoxooro and surrounding country. Praence n mi in uraoeitr.ai wouiuuio, 7 r 4 n e QK. W.B.CBISP, PraetlcintT Phy.iclan, Roxboro, tf.cV ' ;i oBei -i ms professional services U tbe pedpie of itnxlioro uad surrounding community. JU. I. A. WISE. r, Practicing PbyaleUn,' Roxboro, N.' C. )iium ins professioaal services te the people ol Uuxlru mill surrounding community. Resi leni'.u nn corner of Morgan street and Beams ' instead, ''resident.' J. S. Bradsber. v Cashier. Farmers Bank of Roxorpt ROXBORQ, N C. "ep.jnim received and I'otUectioiis and-e-niitu:ice promptly inndo ; V f 4 p r pwb Abb-: ; r r" s sin DISEASES Botanic Bided ifilda i i It Curel 8CR0FUW, ULCERg, MLT f ii-Vurg5 HHEUII IC2E1IU, every - lorm ol malignant SKIN ERUPTION, be- f) seln j eWcaclous Is tenlag up the A tritflm and rattaHna h MnxtHutlna W ' fchsn ImpalrsS from srrr casss. Its W nnosl supernatural healing properties g I, 7, .uvantMing a curs, M A tiltcctlonsars lolint.. " W i SENT FREE ouuuu dalm co., Atlanta, 6a, STT?1 " TfMarks obtained, and air Pat- . ruNwaa eonaoetea lor Mooinatc Fees; WW ai uinnuii ur ru ! w sar If patenisWe or not- free U ; "t. Our fee not daeUll patent is secured. m lrMHilii jU . at evV Vrv eftassuj. art 47i TaBJftl SSJ WW I wAg JJof actuafcllenu In your State, county, u 2.aentfr. Addra,.,: ,f a m w eg) jo) orneiiiBri'MBivv n m - t T?i whfiT 77,: T7: cregua nuwiswl HmwUh Ai hL ' lit. - - r i aoio wiia Doscnti i uA.snow&co, Patsnt Of rice. WaaMiNaTne), D. cl PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. ,The Board of County Commissi on- ersTnet in; regular session. Monday, April 4th 1892. Present, T. H. StreerChairrnarn W.T. Noell, J. L. Brooks, J. P. Wade and A. R. Fon shee:' f ' : !' Ordered that the order of March 7th, in regard to the W. O. Pearce matter, be rescinded. . Ordered that Simeon Meadows, Jr., be allowed to list his taxes for 1891 in Mt. Tirzah township. 5 Ordered that CTST Winstead fur nish Abrani " fray 2.00 for oue month.. ' Ordered thsuf the County Treas- 6rdn pay N. ' Broach $3.00 for pro Qwlered, .that the, County Treas urer pay , INoeU( J5ros., ,$lb.OO for printing stationery for Clerk's office. Ordered that the. County Treas ow?r4ay 'Cl H. AVillis $200 for coffin for pauper. Ordered that W. H. Long furnish Mitly CWarreii $1.00 for 3 months, payable monthly. Ordered that O. D. Bailey be al lowed to list his poll tax in Roxboro township for 1891. Ordered that Zachariah Fulcher be allowed te list: his tax in Cuning hani's township for 1891. Oriiered that the report of S. P. Williams is approved and ordered to be recorded. Ordered that the report of C. B. Brooks is approved and ordered to be recorded. Ordered that the County Treas urer pay S. P. Williams $72.25 carry ing lnnatic to asylum, jail fees, etc., issued iu two orders. Ordered that John F. Woody be allowed to listf his taxes in Hol loway's township for 1891. Ordered that J. A. Painter, Adm'r of Robert Mitchell, be allowed to list his taxes for 1890 in Roxboro township. Ordered that the County Treas urer pay Pass Bros., $49.70 for pro visions for poor house and coal for jail. Ordered that J as. T. Cates be al lowed to correct his tax in Roxboro township for 1891, and that T. H. Street, Chairman, and C. A. Whit field, Register of Deeds, are ap pointed to meet said Cates in the Register of Deeds' office on the 9 th insL, and make said corrections. Ordered that the County Treas urer pay J. P. Wade $13.50 for ser vices as County Commissioner 5 days and 70 miles. Ordered that the County Treas . . . . V urer pay U. U. urooks itb.4l tor money paid as interest on $300.00 borrowed of the People's Bank for tfre county. Ordered that the County Treas urer pay the Educator Company $5.00 for blanks for Clerk's office. s,0rdre4: that ,,the Z County Treas urer pay Is. T. Williams $6.00 for coffins for two paupers. Ordered that John Trimm furnish I Ednej Nethery $1.00 per month for 1 t. . . 4 . , , . .... 6 montns, payable in doming. Ordered that the County Treas urer pay the Globe Company $5.00 for envelopes for Clerk's office and Register of Deeds' office. Ordered that the County Treas urer pay li. Jj. rayior ? l.uu tor re pairing picks for public road. Ordered that the County Treas urer pay N. R. Baird $56.80 for con veying Innatio to Morgan ton Asylum Ordered : that the County Treas urer pay, J P, Williams . $L50 for waiting on jury in Badger Lawson case. Ordered that T. H. Street and the Register of Deeds correct C. S. Win stead's tax. Ordered that the County Treas urer pay John S; Cuningham $50.00 til 1 T UA n Ordered that the report of the jury appointed to investigate the two routes leading from the ford near Sneed's mill to the Roxboro and Mt. Tirzah road, is approved, foaid re port states that the one running to said Roxboro road at the corner o: IL H, Nichols is the best route. For further information see report which is on file. - Ordered that Thos. W.' Pass be al lowed to .list Tom Jay and Lee Jay's tax for-1891 in Roxboro township. . Orderecl that the County Treas urer pay. W.T. Humphries $1.00 for cash furnished Susan Smith, a pan per. ' Ordered that the Sheriff refund to Graves Cozart $2.00 poll tax", erri neously listed for 1891 in Mi Tirzah township. ' --. Ordered that the" County Treas urer pay O. 11. - Yarboro for J.P, Ordered " that J J. ..Stephens be allowed to list ' his tax : in 1 Cuning batn's township'for 1891. . . -"'Ordered that th Sheriff refund to i ohn Walters $1.39 tax erroneoously isted in Roxboro township for1 1891. Ordered that Winstead, Long & Co., furnish Harriet Long $1.00 per month for 3 months.- 1 Ordered that the Sheriff refund to Wm. Bamett 53 cents land tax erro: neously listed in Roxboro township. Ordered that T. H. Street, Chair man, employ . counsel to appear in behalf of county iu the case of W. W. Kit chin against County Commis sioners. , .. Ordered that Jack Tapp be allow ed to list his tax for -1891 in Flat River township." Ordered that L. G. and E. R. Bradsher be allowed to list their poll tax for 1891 in Bushy Fork town ship. ... ; '.v.- Ordere'd thnftFeSlienff refandto lewis Thomas $4.33 tax on propert' erroneously listed 18H Allensville township Ordered that D. N. Wilkerson be granted license to peddle goods 1 year free of charge in Person county. Ordered that t.he County Treasurer pay u. A. Whittle Id f 24.20 as Clerk to thf. Board, listing purchase tax & etc. Ordered that. W.J.Johnson & Co., 'urnish Richard Bowen one dollar for one month. Ordered that the Sheriff re und to C. S. Winstead $14.42 tax errone ously listed in Roxboro township 891, State and Pension tax on $5, 50 listed as shares in joint stock property. Ordered that C. S. Winstead be allowed to list his taxes for 1890-91 in Woodsdale a ad Roxboro township. Ordered that the County Treasurer pay-T. H. Street $1200 for services as County Commissioner 6 days. THE GREATEST JOXE ON EARTH. He was stout. He looked a good deal like a clerk of the board of al dermen. He stood in a pile of snow at the corner of Nassau and John streets with a bag half filled with imi tation cigars filled with water to squirt into the fire end of the cigar of a gentleman kind enough to offer light. He held one of the things in his mouth, removing it now and then onlp long enough to shoot: "Greatest practical joke in the world. Only a nickle, half a dime, five cents." A crowd of boys and one or . two men stopped and watched him while the water leaked out the- of the end of the cigar and formed a little icicle and the frost gathered on his mus tache. An elderly man came along. He was smoking a cigar that he bad evidently just lighted. The fakir spied him and took a fresh imitation without an icicle. Then he shouted again. Tne eiaeny man joinea tne crowd. 'Ah, sir," remarked the fakir, would you mind giving me a light?" and then he shouted, "Greatest joke on earth," while he reached for the proffered cigar. He held it to the imitation. Instantly the bright light went out and ashes blackened. "Would you mind pulling up a little on that cigar?" he asked, as he hand ed it back to the elderly man. The elderlv man didn't mind. He ha'd caught on. With a sweep of his e left hand he knocked of the fakir's hat, with his right he grabbed his hair, with his left again he banged him in the mouth. He kicked the bag out of his hand and danced war dance on it and its contents, while he banged about with his right and left at the miserable joker's head, in a minute he had the fakir down in the snow and fell on him. In anoth er he had him face down, rubbing his nose on the snow and ice. He jumped up and sat down on him again quickly. He dragged him around thumping him as he dragged, laughing derisively the while. " By and by he let him go. He straight ened up his own clothing, disarrang edby the struggle, pulled a fresh cigar from his pocket and lit it and he "muttered. "Greatest joke on earth? Well, I guess it is." A big policeman hove in sight around the corner. The fakir was on his hands and knees just about getting up. Tbe policeman spied him and welted him' below thev hip line with his club. "G'wan wit ye now, g'wan.- What a you be dom here now? G'wan, an don't draw a crowd." ' ! 'The fakir fled.. . The elderly gentle man explained matters and shook hands with the policeman while the crowd of boys scrambled about in the snow trying to find a whole specimen of "the greatest practical joke on earth ; only, a nickle, half a dime, five cents." The destruction had" been complete.. The found .not one. New York Sun . , -, ? Vl : " New lot of watch chains lace pins, scarf pins ana jewelry oi an Kinw nnt rpcpivpKand will lie' sold t nricfs to astonish the natives. Tt ' - - R. E;Coucn. MELANGE OF DOTS. It is. said that it is' the part of a great' mind to be temperate in pros perity, resolute in adversity, to de spise what the vulgar admire, and to prefer a mediocrity -to an 'excess. It is said that every man has his' chain and his clog, only it is looser and tighter to one man than it is with another. And he is more at ease who takes up than he who drags it. . " It is said that a weak mind sinks under prosperity, as well as under adversity. A strong and deep one has two highest, tides, when the moon is nt the full, and when there is no moon. . It is said that no man can hinder ear private addresses to God: V Every man Ann Y.njTsI r. n'V.nnnl A k ! 1. - I i""'! van n vuajjoi iu mo ui caa'j, I uiiiiscii tu irieac, ni3 uearc tne sac rifice, and the earth he treads on the altar. - It i?- said that there is contenting with necessity, and we should be very tender how we censure those who submit to it. 'Tis one thing to be at liberty to do what we will, and another thing to be "tied up to do what we must. It is said that the difference be tween man's law and God's law is, that whereas we may reach the high est standard set before us by the former, the more we advance in striving to fulfill : tbe latter the higher it rises above us It is said that some people seem to think. as if hypocrites were con fined to religion; but they are every where; people pretending to wealth when they have not a sixpence, as- snminer knoylodoe of which thev are J gnorant, snammmg a culture they are far removed from, adopting opin ions they do not hold. It is said that vigor, energy and resolution carry the day. It is said that the secret of a happy ife is loving self-sacrifice. It is said that the truly great are those who conquer themselves. It is said that God who gave us ife gave us liberty at the same time. It is said that the greatest gift we can bestow on others is a good ex ample. It is said that the web of our life is of a mingled yarn, good and ill together. It is said that you should be natu ral. A poor diamond is better than a goodi nutation. It is said that they are never alone that are accompanied with noble thoughts. It is said that no evil action can be well done ; but a good one may be hadlv done. It is said that you should rulef rourself: love vour neighbor: do the duty that lie's nearest to you. ' " " ' I It is said that the most important part of your education is that which you give yourself. It is said that honor and happiness cannot be distilled out of the baser pleasures of life. It is said that virtue and laziness may live together, but they are not usually on the best terms It is said that you should never belittle any one; seek smooth off the angles rather to of human frailtv. Tt is said that the man who does l hi hflst. in the nlaoa he has nnw. is on his wav to a better nlace. . J A It is said that the endearments of nafaint we rannot command, bnt we An titivate those mven. Tt. is , said that of those things onlv should one be afraid which have the power of doing others harm. Tt is said that there is in everv . i m r k which he is enabled to distinguish right from wrong. It is said that if some people would be a little more careful where they step, those who follow wouldn't stumble so much. Tt in sain that in moral actions rfivinA low hftlnflth fivflftflflincrlTr. the i i,,Aa Kfa Kf,'r, r. law of reason to crmne lire, hnt in an - nprnatnrarit alone ridftth: t O Tt f said that in moral reflections there must be heat, as well as dry reason, to inspire this cold clod of clay which we carry about with us It is said that it is found by expe rience, those men who . set up "for morality Without regard to religion are generally but virtuous in part, It is said that moral virtues are so many sweet flowers strewed over a dead corpse, which hide the loath- someness of it, but inspire not life into it. - It is said that the moral feelings of mankind are so organizea max men must feel toward us according to the moral qualities which we . pos- sess. ; ". v .- - - It is .said . that as , plants . grow. fastest by night, so men make"their most rapid" growth in knowledge and faith wl;eu times -are dark ;,and ironoieu, , , - it i caid that true dignity does - not depend n the place we occupy in life, but on th spirit and manneLnd $1.00. - m wnicn tne duties of the place are acquitted. ' " ,J 1 - ;1t is said that there is no morality without religion and there is no re hgion without : morality.? Morality is religion in practice religion is morality in principle'.1 .It is said that humility ever dwells with men of noble minds. It is a flower that prospers nofc in lean and barren soils; but in ground that is rich it. flourishes and -is' beautiful. . ' Phzlandek.v ANTI0CH ALLIANCE, No. 672. Me. Editob : As you have never heard a word from Antioch Alliance, No. 672, Person county, we'send you the following resolutions which were passed unanimously adopted at our 'rePTlIar inefitino- hn SatrirrJaD" jprJ 2nd 1892 O ...." 1st, That we heartily . endorse the measure pursued and bills en dorsed in Congresa by our Repre sentative, Hon. A. H. A. Williams, calling for the free coinage of silver and free export and import of cer tain articles of agriculture. 2nd. We will support no man for office who opposes our demands- jr is in any way antagonistic to our order. ' ; 3rd. We are heartily in accord I with the move for low tariff, but do not think that alone will give the re lief needed by the farmers and labor ers. 4th. We are in favor of abolish ing national banks and establishing in their stead State banks. 5th. We ask our Representatives in both Senate and House of Con- . . unitea States bonanolder taxed on his bonds as other property. 6th. That we endorse our Na tional President, Hon. L. L. Polk, so long as he stands as firm as he now 9tands on the Ooala platform, which we think he will as long as there is any hope. From his past record, we most heartily endorse that record and condemn the action of the par tisan press in their slanderous at tacks on him both officially and in his private life, and we take it as an insult to every Allianceman, for it is impossible to attack the head . of our great order without its being felt by every true member of that order. 7th. That a copy of these resolu tions be sent to our State organ, the Progressive Farmer, and to the Per son County Cotjkiek for publica tion. W. A. Baeton, Pres. N. W. Jordan, Sec. THE STORY OF A LUCKY HUNTER CARRIED HOME A LOT OF GAME. WHO I a . . . f n l !J nunter wno Qaa ani a COD8m eraDie Pa" OA lue m au UU8UU ce88IQ1 lue8 1 lor Sa,ue' auu umi . m8" r 1 . j. J 1 J j: cnargea ms snotgun many ume8 Kithoat result caught siSht' on Ma way home, of a superb pigeon well up in an old oak tree which grew on a very steep hillside The hunter's gun was charged with powder, but he was entirely out of shot. In this emergens v, and re solving firmly that he would nave the pigeon, he sat down on the I J A 1 4- I 1-,... 1- .1 I &rounu W"14- UUI' mo puutt.ebn.une, uuu I Wllu lt ue PU11CU """"" um vi the sole of his shoe. With these he 1..J.1 t!. loaueu ma &uu pigeou etui eat in his place aimed, fired, and the I ilJ A. - - 1 K 4 1.1 Plgeon was nauou w a uraucu UL tQe oaK wee Wlla lue 8Uoe naus The hunter was almost in dispair, 9eeinS tne gaie aPPently lastenea uc-umi ma 1C"' Ul" "c l ireB .miuuuuuu, ine Piace wueie 6UB PlSeo" u UUS had lust taken thebird off, when he i lost his footing and fell through the air. As chance would have it the hun ter landed in the midst of a hare's nest.- He began to roll rapidly down the steep and slippery hill-side; but before he did so he seized a large ual" PlluW W,U,BU."8 1 1 c i i : i-i, v.:j Rolling downward the hunter slid 1 o plump into the midst-of a COVey.of I . . j 3 i. 1 ! 1 1 VJ VS auu atiiug ,uo mxu with the hare he succeeded in inning nine of these admirable birds, He then, picked himselt up and took himself homeward : with his pigeon, his hare and his - partridges, welll satisfied with the results of his shot. GUARANTEE0 CURE. We authorize our advertised drug- gi8ts to sell Dr. King's New Discov- I err for Consumption, Uoughs and Colds, upon this condition.' If you are afflicted with a Cough, uotd or any Lung, Throat or.. Chest' trouble, and will use this remedy as directed, giving it a fair trial, and.experie nee no benefit, you may return the bottle have your money refunded. " We could'not make this offer did we not tnow that Dr. King's New Discovery i coma D3 reuea on.' n never" ui-sap noints. Trial bottle 'free-at" J. Dt Morris' Drag Store. Large size 50c SAT AT THE TABLE,-TH0UGH DEAD 'Caldwell, Kan., April 4. 1892 One of the most startling and at the same time ghastly discoveries was was made at the ranch "of William Duncan, in the No Man's La,nd country .about a week ago. Duncan lived alone on his own ranch, and his neatest neighbor lived abont a'quar ter of a mile away. About March 1 ther e was a terrible ""thunder storm. which was accompanied by most ter rific flashes of lightning. . The storm came about Bix o'clock in the evening and continued until far into the night. On the morning i after "the storm, the -neighbors of Duncan noticed 'that there were no signs of life about the place, ' but supposed that Duncan had gone to town and paid no attention to the place. That evening he expected to set Duncan return, but he did not go by and then he thought he would go over In the morning and investigate. , j He went to Duncan's ranch next morning and found that something was wrong, for, the stock had not "been fed or watered for some time and were almost famished for WaDb want of sustenance. On entering ; the house a most strange sight met his gaze. At the table sat Duncan in the act of eating. His fork, on which was a piece of meat, was half raised to his month, and in his position he sat apparently alive. In fact so much was his appearance that of a living man that the neighbor spoke to . him. No answer was given, and when the body was touched it fell to the floor. He had been dead sometime. The man had evidently been struck by ghtning and died ivhile in the act of eating, the body being left in the position in which it was when death struck it. T0WsER'5 SWELL DINNER. Until a recent morning Charles Barber, of St. Mary's, O., owned a hound. He was a good coon dog and ind to the children, and had the re spect and confidence of the neighbor hood. Mrs. Barber made some light bis cuits, set them behind the stove to rise and went visiting, leaving Tow- ser alone. Towser saw those bis cuits. He was only canine after all; and be couldn't resist the temptation. He ate those raw biscuits. Mrs. Barber always makes good yeast. Those biscuits continued to attend strictly to business they kept right on rising. Soon Towser began to think he had made a mis take. His suspicion was confirmed an hour later when a muffled explo sion in the kitchen startled passers by and caused them to make an in vestigation. The same unkind fate that had robbed Mr. Barber of a mess of warm biscuits for supper had deprived him of his favorite coon dog. Cor. Chi cago Inter Ocean. ' HAPPY H00SIERS. Wm. Timmons, Postmaster of Ida ville, Ind., wirites : "Electric Bit ters has done more for than all other medicines combined, for that bad feeling arising from Kidney and Liver trouble." John Leslie farmer and stockman of same place, says : Find Electric Bitters to be the best kidney and Liver medicine; made me feel like a new man." J. W. Gard. tier, hardware merchant, same town says: Electric Bitters is just the thing for a man who as all round down and don't care whether he lives or dies; he found new strength, good appetite and felt just like he had a new lease on life, Ouly 50c. a ; bot tie at J. D. Morris' Drug store. WE HAVE SEEN. A young man sell a good farm turn merchant, break and die insol- vent. A farmer spent so much time in town that there was nothing at hojae worth looking after. A worthy larmer s son idle away the prime of his life, in dissipation and end his career in poverty A poor boy grow rich by industry and good management, and a rich bov grow poor by idleness and dis sipation. A man spent more money in folly than would support his family in comfort and independence." A farmer delivered a fine oration at the Agricultural fair with his fence all down, fields overgrown with weeds, stock foraging on a neighbor s field and his taxes unpaid. Indiana Farmer. Last year : - :e- Iler 1 yes were rheumy, and weak and red. Her trrealh you could snieli it afar, - She had ringing and dizziness oft in her head' , " And the cause of it all was catarrh. This year -' Ber breath is as sweet as the new meadow I ' - hay, " . ' .' " ; ' Her eyes were as bright as a star,- , - . And the cause of the change, she is ready to ' say, ; t. - , . t Va3 iho Dr. SagJ cure for CaiarrU. ? . Dr., Sago'i Catarrh Eeinedy will posP tively cure catarrh in tha bead, no matter how bad ot how long standing. Fifty cents, LyTall druggists. - . , ; ROXBORO reSDRAHCE AGENCY. Patronize Home Industries. E.BL. DOWDY -GUARANTEES' Ij owest ZRaijes Life,; Fire,' Accident and Tornado Insurance. Represents among others the fol lowing well known companies: Home, N. Y,; Royal; Phoenix; t Hartford; Western; Liverpool, -London and Globe; Queen; Lon - don Commercial; London and Lancashire; New -York Under ?writers'. Agency ; Scottish Union :c and . National, , and -Fire Asso- i v.ciation of Philadelphia.- - Call or write him before placing your 1 -a insurance elsewhere. "h Respectfully; and truly, R. II. DOWDY. THE, J. L. THOMPSON FURNITURE CO. ". form -mrr fnana nA -Tmas m(h4-U ers that I am still "IN IT." . THE J. L THOMPSON FURNITURE CO.; lynchburg; va.. Succeeds J. L. Thompson & Sou in the Furniture business, and will carry a full line of Cham- . - her, Parlor; Dining r Roonv and Office Furniture, Mattresses and Carpets; also , Fancy Goods, such , Book Cases, fyc, suitable for Holiday presents. Your orders for anything in our ine will be greatly appreciated by me. , Yours truly, 1 v 1 J. L. THOMPSON, -"The Furniture Man," ' Lynchburg, Va W. R. HURRAY & CO., DURHAM, 3S. Cs .' ; Agents for the Light Running Sewing Machine. They are the-BEST, LIGHTEST RUNNING, NEAREST NOISE LESS and MOST DURABLE Ma chines made in the world. We keep on hand a full lino of Needles, Oils, Sewing Machine Parts and : Attachments of all makes. We also handle' the 'BRAUMULLER, WING, -AND PIANOS, buying directly from the factories, and can offer Bargains in instruments, not surpassed oy anv dealers. We have large stock of the famous CROWN ORGANS, which we sell at low prices. If vou want a SEWING MA CHINE, BICYCLE, PIANO, OR GAN, or anything pertaining to either, let us know of it, and we will take pleasure m supplying your wants. Very Respectfully, W. R. MURRAY & CO., . Durham, N. C. , OBOAN1ZEP 1832. . VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSIIRMCE COMPANY. RICHMOND. Assets. " - - - $650,000 ' INSURES AGAINST ! FIRE AND LIGRTNING This old company, now more than half aen tnry iu successful operation, has paid HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of Liases to citizens of North Carolina. Issues a Tory simple and concise policy, free of petty restrictions, and liberal in its terms ana con ditions. " W. H. PALMES, President. W. II. MCCARTHY. Secretary. ." DMHIHES, District Agent, . Milton, N.,C. M.ROSENBAUM&CO., . . - JOBBERS OF , Dry Goods and Notions, Nos1211 jind 1211J Main Street, ; RICHMOND, TA. " " J; W. Noell is representing thet above well Known ana rename nrm, and respectfully solicits a portion of Person county merchants patronage I shall visit yon regularly during the season,' but should I fail to call: as earlv as vou desire a postal; tsard addressed 'to me at Roxboro, wilf receive early attention. - j Washington Life Insurance Co., ' - ioT v"' ' ;- t assets; - - 'iittfoo.obd.1 The policies wi ltten by tbe Wathl Baton m j described id these jreueral terms: . m '. "t Kon-forfeltabl. ' ' UnresricMd aa. o Travel after two , ' tears. ? u : i .1 v Incontestable aileir - THEY ARE 1 two years. . Secured by -aa In-re vested Beserve. ' r." . Better paying In- .;. vestments than United States, . Uonda. . ' Less expensive than, v Assessment ieruiv itatea. -T For further partcnlart. call on ot address 8A 1IUEL L. ADA.HS. Disk Aa't, - Ditrhara, . id Or PKOF. E. B.BlHTTnH: Agent for rerson county, .Uoxboro. NC. ) ' .BARGAIN HOUSE r -IN- Watches, JewelryJ Optical G 0 0 d s -1 'J .ROXBORO, ,N. C 'i "UO Watches in gold at from $12.00wtbtf . anywhere you want to go up to "O . Anything yon want in Jewelry i can be bought at cheaper prices than'; "r was ever befor,e sold in this town, 1 ?,,J AT NEVELL'G. n '. ; 1.. !'! v.! biiit.'jo' Anything waned in Watches, cann ''; be bought cheaper than"was ever be fore known in Roxboro,' '""' ,,ls AT NE7ELL'8. ! 1 ':M.i!lJ, -vU ir.il-li;. . - - ' a. Ui-. ,7tn ol XV,i :' Anything wanted in Clocks, m', ' be sold very much lower than vou ' have an idea of,' AT NEVELL'G. '( . ' ' l i si h j. Anything wanted in : Spectacles , and Eye . Glasses, can be bought , cheaper than1 has been dreamed of before, ;' 4,JtJ"J AT NEVELL'O. Anything to be repaired in Watch !? 1 es, Clocks and Jewelry, will be done M as it ought to be done, at marvellous.! tow rates " aneh fully . warranted .12 .. months, . . - . . - : AT NEVELL'G. CO TO C. H. HUNTER'S roxboro, N. c, FOE Groceries and Shoes' ) . It a .('I -It! J l.J .."" 1 ' 1 ill r r. t "..1 . If mckmfc qytt -f'brcc I Ikmsjim1 Dollar Tr, each. All la MlM,art ITuti rnrti- nlim frer. Allrr nmkmnm m,lt jm. 'X eonclad u no ft rb-ir, why, no barm 1 .: AMnm, ... , .tvAA Sclentiflo Amerieu . Aflency for ' mim OAVC4T9. . Pltci, J DitH UTS 1 1 S "? COPY felOHT, tOa . For Information and free Handbook writs to 1 1 VVtTi.T1 If femMiiM1 JIA ', '-.7 - - ; . - .irtek May ' . . W1' 3r , - .r r hiMractioa, sf1 1 j " , V ldM-'J i ' 9-.11. lr. bow M " ffiTTii it. fnom Smb. fi - -i--- SeejS? . . -' 1 rii-S5 ZTWSSJ' coast?-1 bnib , , f fcfife XftjSS ploy it . Im -: ,;' : D 9 MlflK VU. bl BEOAUWAI, n" !.( f Oldest bnreaa tor seenrtng patent. In Amorioa.' - Brery patent taien ont by ns U brooeht before tha jrabUo by a nottpe slrea ires ol eham ia Uk , v; - olroalation of any sdentlfle pan in tns . r world. Hnlnndidlv 1 man should be without it. Weekly. 1 3.40 a epienaiaiy iuimnHa. no iiMuinn - yeari fuu six nKmr.bs. ITBUHMitBS, KL Broadway, MeW V urk. AaareMMUJMJi iVaj run j.tll. Cist'
The Roxboro Courier (Roxboro, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
April 14, 1892, edition 1
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