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lati-ns at the P.stofiiee, in Roxboro
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the "kilter" for this enterprise, of dreus or owners mat ";"V
seeing this machine make a private special mention -particularly those
0,T,0v;m(.ny trial for the satisfaction made by
of the owners, and we are clearly of struck us most forcibly.
a nn;n;nr it-, in . success, that
? fJh ir rotton planters of well, everything you ever thought of
,0 v o- . ... i e 1, Jfc ic fn
. i m U- tho I in tho WftV nT IHIICV U-i io iv
MisaissiDDi ana xexaB, wunc
A DASTARDLY DEMAGOGUE.
t.h Italiins but these
And the Woman's Building
It does look as if there are some
men in this world who, it matters
not how successful they may be, and
what positions they occupy, cannot
rise above the lowest type of the dem
agogue. Senator Butler, of this State,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
N JELL 3ROS., Prop's.
cotton fields are large and the laud be seen in this building or the annex fecfc' example of this elass.
Pocket handkerchiefs valued at SoDU
SHIOULU ituu j-v w o
held at $750
I'lu- aiitors ar- in ao wise responsible lor
views expre&sed bv correspondents.
SUBSCKITTIOE
,-,ipv one year.
1 copr- six month a. -
!. onnl: of the cotton, ana wranwrpan
1 ... .. I i j;a aawr i-nn un n ten r
- -. i . . k n irraan I nnw itih.ii v uiu vuu oy ....... -
d does not liiienerc wini vuc j
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unn,m;nBf.nton. In its worm are noi coiwmuieu w
... j a tnn,k off the leaves while you will find numbers of hall
terms: - " , . , - 0 . . O.lo nf n1
i nn ti,o BtnV H. is a wondertui screens, o uaucio, j .
I I A. m s 117- a svithmi r no t
50 piece of machinery. " e "A JT.
Passin? on we come to tne ouin- uie rwm nnoi.gw
ADVERTISING RATAb j? R. Building, which was de- the city of Macon, ua., was me
umn lvear ou.w, wu-ua.. : . -
UIUD1 year $40.00; Uneuarter . the rinia's room waa full, eqaal, if not
umn lyear jsso.uu. - " . n.rir. to Macon's, litre we ipent
Ttjavsievt ADVTiRTisEacENTs: ualirorma iJuitaing. iueiuuiuv -r .
one inch 1 week ?l; weess i.u, ble arrangement here is a ia-gewwer
1 month $2. Two inches iwfeeKi.Jv, centre q the buiiding, of we were bo mucn interebu u, UUi
f'tYSS Moorish style, made of orange.. She well, we saw all we cared to l thU
1 week $2; 2 wee.s -.o0, alort PYhihi a 300 nound squash and building. But seriously, to thos,
J(J i .
y .Til J rPLAMA a on
.3 i: f ,-T,oortprt on LOCS a17S IWnnQ POUrU. lUtic to
Ale'.liscuJlJL3 r . i . , . i i i i
Vimc a reading items, 5. cents per emade of raisins and various work, and every Jauy onoiuu oe ioi
line ur tacn uiwiu- other mctures made or mnereui, coi- uuuui P,.f , . . . . . . . PV(,PWuni v j;-
.. . I. .. ... 1 l .1 ! 1 1.1 I"'- ....-i, v...,U, AU
aioue wouiu .. - .,, r ... . TT -
His whole song for the past two years
has been sympathy for the farmers,
and a pretended desire that agricul
tural products should advance in
price, and yet when this is being
realiued, he comes out in the Cauca-
dian in a column editorial seemingly
bewailing the fact that it is so, and
saving tnat it is only uone o kuj out
the sentimtiit iu reference to the free
and unlimited coinage of silver, and
id only a political trick designed for
tills purpose. Instead of rejoicing
.1 f 111 1.4 If i
:it i lie rue! lUiti uie ruimt-M are get
ting nearly us nir.ch again fnr their
cotton as thy did last year, way
down in his heart he is sorry thut it
is ti ue because it may operate against
Every mother should 1-now th-u
croup can he prevc?itod. The hoarse
ness. Thi3 is followed by a peculiar
rough cough. It Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is given freely as
6oon as the child becomes hoarse or
even after the cough has developed it
will prevent tho attact, 25 and- 50
cent bottles for. sale by W. R. Uanr
brick & Co.; Druggist?.
ROXBORO. N. C, Oct. 30,
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ored fruits. In addition to tms sne it ougnt, tnis uuuumg
has an exh bit the prettiest oi au, repay ior a my
ro think in the Manufactures and Great interest is displayed in the
Liberal Arts Building that would fill Educational feature pf the Exposi-
u., RrPa! cotton States and interna- von w;th delight. Among other tiou. in a Duiiaing ror ims special
. J- ... T. . ..1 I i Ll
tiona! Exposition. rhinrs is disolaved here a rerris purpose a scnooi is uiugut vwry
... . . i ... - i . A lO .'ill- in
ATLANTA
c;fmn h. Ar.lanta. which we have
all read and heard so much about re
cently. Leaving Durham at 3:30
A. ll., we arrived in Atlanta at 9:30
p. M., Atlanta time, it being 10:30
by the time we use. We went by
Greensboro over the Southern, and
consideriirg-the train we were on was
possible for a city the size of Atlanta.
We doubt if any city of 110,000, save
Atlanta, would have had the nerve
and enterprise to attempt it. Just
what amount has been expended
satisfied with what it is. He tells
the farmers that if he could he would
persuade them to make lots pf cotton
next year. "Make 13 or 15 million
bales if you want to. It will not go
down, no matter how much you
make." The reason given by this
solon is "next year is election year."
He aflds remember one thing you
market
and sold before election." The fact
of the business is that the only 'thing
in his mind is elections, and if it were
pot for these he would care no more
about the "beloved farmers" than
he pretends to care for the gold bug.
We submit that the reasons as
signed by him for the advance in the
price of cotton, and the advice given
the farmet; for next year, could only
have originated in a mind that has
been utterly debased by pursuing a
course that has had nothing in it but
self, and which sees no advantage to
anybody, and desires none that does
not help self. It is a positive calam
ity that we must be represented in
the United States Senate by such a
had been cou'ieniPD'e demagogue. Green-
vine rtenector.
On Tuesday evening, Oct. 8th, ac- w, , 0 feet jjio.a jtij every car morning from 9 to 12 o'clock, in
companied by Mrs. J. W. Noell, we ... , different kjnd of fruit, addition to the kindergarten which
boarded the train for the great Jixpo- , . . j arrangement. is conducted, iu tfte basenient of the
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xneiieAt p.aoe . want to tret vour cotton in
fv,ir,u,.tr Wall Th a is a very The JNegro Building, in wnicn , .
large building Mrs. Noell advises every display in it is composed ot
the ladies to see to it that they do work done by tms race, is a reveia-
not visit this department with a gen- tioa as. to the advancement made by
tleman early in the morning or they the negro.
will not see very much in the Wo- Saturday night we remained on
man's Buildiner that day and any the grounds to see the illuminations.
a local, made ;gool time and was one at an interested in machinery, and thereby witnessed a fairyland
very enjoyable to those who enjoy &nd al, Qg wspaper men are interested eoeue, the like of which we had
in fast Dresses, could easily 6pend a never seen before. The artistic ar
especially noticeable on this train, h l dav here You will find ma- ranirements of colored lights and
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and that was tne Kinaiy manner auu , . . - d all at work Jananese lanterns all over the grand
r n l ir I. I J I
-pleasant smile or vapt. jviooney, wuo kin variou8 things, from ping up, nlaza produced a most dazzling ef
was in charge ot tms train. ie naa but tfae mogt interegting thing to us feet. Some little idea as to the mag-
a pleasant answer tor all questions were the t ynesetti ng machines. Only Litude of this wonderful fire display
-i .i i i i " i " - l -
and seemed to tase a aeugnt i tw0 of these, the Thorne and Mer- can be had when we tell you that 20
making every one enjoy tne trip. 2anthaler. were on exhibition. Of tons of chemicals are burned up in
ue candidly aamit mat it is a gi eat . pse we lik e the latter best and making it. This to be aDDreciated
deal bigger show than we had thought , . . connt win fllow it mnet (Vrtainlv we would
we will invest. not have felt that we
After spending several hours here cheated had we seen nothing else on
we passed out and found ourselves 0ur trip,
on the Midway. It embraces pretty There are scores and scores of
much evervthinsr seen at the World's Afchr fchinca that should receive men
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weareunaoie to say, out ceruuu.y Fair Here you will find representa- tion, including other buildings, but
hundreds of thousands and very tiveg of near all QatioQ and fake . f .
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iih.eiy minionfa. amusements of everv descriDtion. We nnnHv pan onlv civp a mnrpr ac.
uiic ll i ouumciii pS,UUn, , . fo-eifirn . , ry fc . .
yet there are exhibits ot many tnings vilaffes and other Diea8nres to be La AA nnr W, fhp nnmW of hnilrl
and many xoreign nations. It grates h g v&n which is on the s. . fl . Rf.
on tne nerves to see now Jittie tne uest i ,:v,u. u 1 . , . - i
uiuci ui iuc owiluuuuuh, wucu jvu ami otner uuiiaings, twelve principal
enter tbe tunnel tlie scenery present- structures, as follows: Manufactures
ed is indeed enchanting. Alsd a ride UnQ Liberal Arts, Fine Arts, Agri-
on the fhoenix Wheel, which is 130 culture. Auditorium, Administra
feet high, is very enjoyable and af- tion, Fire, Machinery, Mineral and
toras you tne best view of Piedmont Forestry, Negro, Transportation,
rarK, as tbe Exposition grounds are Electricity, and Woman's. The
called, that you can get from any buddings, unlike those at Chicago,
point. Uetore leaving Midway take are Gf different colors, which adds to
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the advice of the many signs you their general attractiveness.
see and "bnoot the Shoot." This tk. ,v.: io nn amo.11 fsi.
amusement is a boat seating eight or tare, is furnished by Gilmore's fa-
ten persons, which shoots down an mona band, the Mexican Orchestra,
incline plane and out on a lake, and the Chimes in the Tower on Art
When it first strikes the water it Pol wni The mnaiV hv rl,
gives a considerable lunge and unless Chimes is very sweet These Chimes
you hold tight you will find yourself are to be the largest in the
taking an unexpected bath. world
mu - i. 1 ur ,i -r , 1
j-uc ut ounuing is lLe forestry. The Columbian Liberty Bell,
xne arcmtec.ure, as wen as tne ma- which is on its way around the world,
oeriai, iena to maxe tms one o the ;, 011 exhibition and will
prettiest of the main buildings. Here probably until the Fair closes, when
we am not spena a great deal of it wm proceed on its way
ume, utcaure wooo.8, stones ana mm- The visitor to the Exnosition Rhonln
Crai8 were not very interesting to us, nofc g0 with the idea of se ing an ex
Uuuku tucic arc Buuie omer exmoits hibition equal in size to the World's
to be seen here. h,;.. rt- ; i j .
I vail. 11 IO 11UU JUOI IAJ UU BO. .a.
Having previously spent several trin f, thp , RTtin9;finn ttnf1 Atinf..io
hours in the Art Building we pass not merely a trip of pleasure but it
the various State buildings which what a WOnderful country is the
r. ." Southland of ours and fills us with favor of a continuation of the fusion
pride and patriotism. We say un- of the Republicans and Populists,
hesitatingly "go and see it" The and says that it "firmly believes tha
chargss in Atlanta you will find very the people will continue to combine
National Republican Commiliee.
New York, Oct. 23- Hon. Thos.
H Carter, Chairman of the Republi
can National Committee, issued the
following: The Republican Na
tional Committee is hereby called to
meet at the Arlington Hotel, Wash
ington, at 2 o'clock p. m., December
10, 1895, to designate a time aud
place for ibe meeting of the national
conversion in 1896. and to transact
such oiiur business as may be neceS'
ssry.
A Silver Monomaniac,
They say a fellow in Henry county,
Mo., is ao cranky on the silver quea
tion, that he digs up all the golden-
rods and marigolds, raises white
corn and won't speak to his wife
because ehe has golden hair, is for
ever denouncing the gold cure, won't
keeD the srolden rule and doesn't
want to enter the golden gates.
Evanston News Register,
I the Breast
Mr. A. H. Crausby is one of the best
known iuid most hig-hly respected citi
zcus of Memphis, and resides at 153
Kerr street in that city,
Some years ayo his wife noticed a
small 1 itrap in her breast. She thought
iothiin-of it. but it increased m sib
aniciiv, and soon broke through tl
. . . . . .1 , -
skin ani' ccmui'-iiccu to uicniiiyc
ihc wai at once put under treatment
the best physicians, but the rery
scon luuncl V.t liiey co-.ua uo ner r
ocxi, aT.ct j t::ply prescribed antiseptics
tc keer- the plac-e clean. Both
grs.zxC.th-r ihcr at:4 sunt, by the wu
hn'.l f': ! with enncer, mu vhen u
prised of this fact ihc doctors said th;-
iitate iu the Uuion Xorth Carolina
has here. If the Pop. Legislature
had done nothing else, this act alone
refusing to make an appropriation
for this purpose was enough to call
down tiie whole State. In some
places, but very much scattered, save
her exhibit in the Forestry Building,
oa will find exhibits from this
bfcate, while other States, nothing
like so rich in natural advantages,
have State buildings.
The visitor to the Exposition,
especially those who visited the
Vorld's Fair, may feel just a little
reappointed on the first day that
the grounds are not larger and that
there are not more buildings. This
fueling, hDwever, will disippear after
he has spent a few days and finds
every day that there is something
ucw for him to see.
The design and arrangement of
the Exposition is good. The grounds
cover about 200 acres, and while
naturally very beautiful, have been
niuch improved and beautified by a
lavish expenditure of money. . The
grounds are like a basin and from
almost any position the various build
ings can be seen, thus making the
distance very .deceptive and very
much enhancing the beauty of the
"whole. The buildings are largely
grouped about the lake, Clara Meer,
Which is a beautiful sheet of water
covering about 30 acres. Across
this there are two bridges' and
Streams of people are continually
passing to and fro. The park is
Ijautifully laid off, the grass and
( fergreen shrubs being very pleasing
t the eye. The slopes and terraces
are grassed and are reached by steps
inclined walks of macadam.
There are twelve main buildings,
"3 chides scores of lesser ones, all of
hich are filled with exhibits that
a. re worth seeing. As to which is the
anost interesting, that will depend
t niirely upon the taste. Right here
jt us say, if you have your wife with
I on don't visit the Woman's Build-
i ig until after you have seen all you
vaut to see of the Exposition. Had
f ome kind friend given us this little
t p we might have told you more
a')Out this great show. See.
To the lover of Art this Building
ould certainly require considerable
ti aae to go through with anything
JiKe justice to it.
The Transportation and Electric
Building each will interest all who
are interested in these lines, and the
Electric display in this building is
dazzling and beautiful at night and
"Will be enjoyed by all. The most
interesting thing to us in the Trans
portation Building was the American
Cotton Picker. We had the pleasure,
through the courtesy of Mr. William
T. James, the man who is furnishing
how is ir NOW?
One year ago there was much dis
satisfaction amongst all classes of
people at the price of cotton.
Farmers said constantly that they
could not do thus and so with "4 cent
cotton." And truly they could not
do much.
But many, strangely enough
charged the low price of cotton
against the government Jfnu the
financial condition of the country;
and Populists all the time stuck to
it that supply and demand had noth
ing to do with it
Now that the price of cotton is
twice what it was a year ago, do
these same persons who blamed the
government and the Democratic ad
ministration for low price?, applaud
the same government and the same
administration for the good prices
of cotton ?
We nave tne same financial sys
tem and the same environments, so
far as the government is concerned,
but the entire cotton crop of the
country is quite short. Does it not
now look like supply and demand
regulate prices sowewhat ?
No one can be more delighted at
the improved cotton market than
we; and we mention this matter
only to point our grumbling friends
to the fact that it never pays to
grumble, and especially so when we
locate the cause of our disadvantages
or misfortunes in the wrong place.
Scotland Neck Democrat.
The Caucasian declares itself in
hcv w
hat she
aricr !ia: ti." ':;ic he
a . j . - i i. - . , .... 1 '-rf
the most noted specialists of New York
hen treated her. After treating her
awhile, this doctor admitted that the
creditable to the State's represented
Florida's display is little, if any, less
interesting tlian California's. Ala
bama has an immense display of her
minerals, and just' outside of her
building is a coal mine in operation
with tunnel and all complete. By
some, Arkansas's agricultural exhibit
was thought to be the best, certainly
it was good and second to very few.
They have a handsome display of
pictures of cattle and poultry made
from shucks and different colored
grains of corn, which a Bhort dis
tance away appear to be paintines.
The most , interesting thing about
Pennsylvania Building is the old
Liberty Bell, which stands on tha
portico.
The Administration Building,
Congress having" made an appropria
tion of $200,000 for the building
and exhibit, is also a most interesting
place where you can spend hours
without tiring. Next to the Midway
we would say that the live fish dis
play here attracted more attention
f rinn rt h ni-U!. .1 FT! I
uau aMjrmiijg ease, xnere are so
many things of interest here that it
would be foolish to try to enumerate
them.
The Manufactures and Liberal Arts
Building is a most interesting place.
especially if you have plenty of mon
ey, for here nearly everything is for
sale. The exhibits are varied, em
bracing everything from the small
souvenir up to the articles of fabn
lous price. Two of the prettiest
displays here are made by Mellins
Food and the Singer Sewing" Ma-
chiae Co. Of course there are hnn
reasonable, no more than it would to keep that organization (the Dem
cost you in auy other city at any ocratic party) under the band of
ordinary time. J. W. N. publie condemnation as long as such
combination mav bfl npp.pss.nrv
Tl,n to . 3 : -: .. I J J
mCUluuB bu oitcu Necessarv? Nenessarv fnv what? To
needed in every home and so admir. kp,n nntur an,i pr;tw,q i
amy auaptea to tne purposes tor 1c. f - aW 0 -ni t
lature to pass assignment laws and
which it is intended, as Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. Hardly a week passes
but some member of the family has
need or it. A toothache or headache
may be cared by it. A touch of rheu
matism or nenralgia quieted. The
HP VPfP nain nfhnrn rr ana lrl nrnmrtt.lv
relieved and the sore healed in much Aingtou Investigation committee
appoint negro magistrates? Necess
ary to double appropriations and in
crease the burden of taxation? Or,
perhaps, it is to elect another uon
partisan judiciary, orappoint another
less time than when medicine has to
be sent for. A sprain may be prompt
ly treated before inflammation sets
in, which insures a cure in about one-
third of the time otherwise required
At any rate, such "reforms as these
are the result of fusion as already
tried in the State, and we do not
believe the honest, hard-working,
tax-paying farmers of the State can
Cuts and bruises should receive im- be ag1" similarly fooled; To them
mediate treatment before the parts principle, even though sneered at by
become swolen, which can only be the Caucasian, is dearer than keeping
done when Pain Balm is kept at in power such petty partisans as were
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hand. A sore tbroat may be cured brought to the front at the last elec
before it becomes serious. A trou- tion. News and Observer.
blesome corn may be- remoyed by You Can Believe
applying it twice a day for a week The testimonials published in be
or iwo. a lame Dactt may De eurea half or Hood's Sarsaparilla. Tbev
J 1 J m 1 1 a. I . . . "
anu several aays oi vaiaaoie lima are written by honest people, who
saved or a pain in the side or chest, have actually found in their own ex
relieved withont paying a doctor bill. J perience that Hood's Sarsaparill
Procure a 50 cent bottle at once and purifies the blood, creates an appetite
. ! 1 . Sm. 1 I .
juu wm nefer regrei h. ror saie uy strengthens tne system and abso
W. R. Hambrick & Co., Druggists.
ojriadd pooS
(oi 'xsak tool eitraap DoiemOinJt n
. , f aarxjerff most ejtMonu
.:ld not aitc::ipt to sav
ir.t::--::b!o. Althou;
A Change.
-ooo-
We are now in our.new
quarters and with more
room and a larger and
more complete stock you
will find us ready to
supply your wants in
Hardware,
Stoves, Tinware,
Crockery and
Building Ma
terial. Tin
Roofing and Guttering
done promptly and at
lowest figures.
Call and look over our stock
LUKIN & LONG.
The HARDWARE Eflen.
Philip rlo
ward & Co.
Have moved into the store formerly occupied by
Lukin & Long as a Hardware store, and are display
ing a full line of
eneral Merchandise.
"We have remodeled, painted and cleaned up gen
erally, and are showing the
Lowest Prieed
New! New!
New!
Tust arrived : The latest anc
newest in General Merchandise ;;t
C.T.WILLSON&CO'S
We bought !arre!v nnd bought
early, and fVei sure tha:, our line of
Dry Goods, Notiors, Shoes,
Hats. &c,
cannot he downed in either price or
quality.
Special attention is
Stock that can be found. We
SAVERS and you will be very
light if you do not see or goods before parting with
vour hard earned
have some MONEY
much in your own
)f(id to
SHOBS.
i.-,. i: .7 in Hint
wit n
f
Don't put off bnyhig them, for
when our orders will h?ve to he
dnulicsted thv will surelr coue
higher. Handsomer and better Shoes
than ours you will not see at any
price. The bet selected line of
FURMT U 11 E
shown in these parts. Full stocit
almost anything yon want in suites,
hedstea'iX tobies, chairs, &c. The
prices :ire the lowest nt which goo i
goods can be sold. We are under
price on these things.
Come to us, we will help you save them if you buy
Dry-Goods, Notions, Hats, Clothing, Shoes, Groceries
&c, from the BARGAIN STORE.
PHILIP HOWARD & CO.
Remember the place, Hardware store just above Hambrick's
Drug store.
NORTH CAROLINA,
Person County.
NOTIOE.
IN SUPERIOR
0O.-JR.T,
Nov. term, '95
Harriet Snipes, )
Sara Soipes. )
The defendaut above named will
take notice that an action entitled
as above lias been commen in the
Superior Court of Person county to
obtain a judgment for divorce A
viscula against him and in favor of
the said Harriet Snipes. And the
said defendant will further take no
tice that he is required to appear at
the next term of the Superior Court
of said county, to be held on the third
Monday in November, 1895, at the
Court House of said county, ia Rox
boro, N. V., and answer or demur to
the complaint in said action, or the
ntaintiff will aoDlv to the Court for
CARPETS! CARPETS! i t!)e relief demanded in said complaint.
agents hr a :ur--e 2ew, D. VV. PRADSHER.
We are
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York C "arpet I'dftory and hav- a full
line ot samples to se.iecl Iron; at New
York prices. Freight added. l!nn't
f.ret t!-.s
We especially ask you to remember
that our line of
Groceries
Clerk of the Superior Court.
Winstead & Brooks, Atty's.
THE
Columbian University,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Rev. B. L. Whitman, D. D., Prea.
is second to none. A complete as
sortment at astonishinsiv low onees.
ir. fo nr!,.no.r.r.!l!!l C.. cnr. !THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
Ill I't I . V. O V. U - C I I 1 II 111 V O VI I I -
prise you that you will conciuue it is
a "surprise store."
All kinds of harter bought and
sold at the
MRS. A. H. CRAUSBY.
case was hopeless and further treat
ment useless. "It is difficult to im
agine how despondent we all became,"
saici Mr. Crausby, "knowing- that she
must die and unable to give her any
relief. I had spent over five hundred
dollars with the best medical skill to
be had, and felt that there was no
further hope .
"One day 1 happened to read an ad
vertisement of S. S. S., recommending
that remedy for cancer, and in view of
the failure of the most eminent physi
cians in the country, I confess I had
little faith left in any human agency.
However, I purchased a bottle of S. S. S. ,
and to my delig-ht it seemed to benefit
her. After she had taken a couple of
bottles the cancer beg-an to heal, and
astonishing- as it may seem, a few bot
tles more cured her entirely. You can
probably better understand how re
markable this cure was when I explain
that the cancer had eaten two holes in
the breast two inches deep. These
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Valuable Lands for Sale
in Bushy Fork Town
ship, on the First
Monday in Dec.
By virtue of a judgment rendered
in the Superior Court for Person
county, N. C, I will, on above date
Fell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, in front of the Court
House door in Roxboro, N. C, two
tracts or parcels of land. One Jot,
said lands, in said State and county,
Bushy Fork township, bounded on
the north and west by J." A. -Long;
south and east by Wm. McCplough,
containing 11 acres more or less,
known as the "Jas. Bradsher Place."
The other lot, bounded on the north
and west by Dr. R. S. Baynes, south
and east by E. S. Malone, known as
the Malone land, containing 42 acres
more or less. J. S. MERRITT,
. Special OomrAiBsioner.
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General Debility.
25c. LARGE BOTTLE.
MORRIS'
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Forty-seven professors and
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Twelve professors, includ
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the United States Supreme
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Thirty professors &nd as
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Seventeen professors; un
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Our line of Heavy
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Notice of Salefor Taxes.
At the Court House door in Rox
boro, on the 25th day of November,
1895, 1 shall sell the following prop
erty, duly levied on by virtue of the
Tax Books for the year 1894, to-wit :
A store house lot, containing 2 acres,
in Allensvijle township, known as the
Centre Grove lot, adjoining the lands
of W. L. Thomas, T-. W. Wright and
R. A. Stanford.
Sale is to satisfy the taxes of the
heirs of G. W. Yaneey for 1894. Terms
cash. Sale at 12 o'clock, m.
This 21st day of October, 1895t
. J. A. CARVER, Sheriff.
For Rent.
I hay a good store for rent at
Gordonton. ' Ii is iu a thriviujr com
munity, and a good stand fur c ueral
merchandise. Address
LUi. It. S. Baynes
?24w. Gordonton, N. C. '
For catalogue descriptive of the
several schools, address
Robt. H. Martin, Sec'y.
Roxboro Tobacco Market.
Corrected weekly by A. S. de
Vlainlng, President Tohaeco Board
of Trade.
October 30, 1895.
FILLERS.
$2 00 to $ 3 50
3 50 to 6 00
Common,
Medium,
Good,
Fine,
6 00 to 8 00
8 00 to 11 00
SMOKERS.
Common,
Medium,
Good,
Fine,
Common,
Medium,
Good,
Fine,
Fancy,
Common,
Medium,
Good,
Fine,
Fancy,
4 00 to 5 00
5 00 to 7 00
7 00 to 10 00
10 00 to 12 00
UUTTEK6.
11 00 to 13 00
13 TJ0 to 15 00
15 00 to 18 00
18 00 to 20 00
20v00 to SO 00
WRAPPERS -
10 00 to 15 00
15 00 to 20 00
20 00 to 30 OU
80 00 to 50 00
50 00 to 65 00
Notices.
The letting for Superintendent of
Poor will be had on first Monday in
November. Bids will be received
until that day seal and deposit with
Register of Deeds.
This Oct. 7th 1895. ,
W. Noell,
Sale of Valuable Prop
erty in the Town of
Roxboro.
NORTH CAROLINA, )
Person County. S
By virtue of a mortgage deed duly
executed by A. P. Long and wife, on
the 10th day of April, 1894, we will,
on the 4th day of November, 1895,
sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
at the Court House door in Roxboro,
one parcel of land and the improve
ments thereon, situated in the town
of Roxboro, Nortn Carolina, adjoin
ing the lands of J. A. Long, Mrs.
Hannah S. Cntcher, and Reams Ave
nue, being that lot upon which is
located the bar room occupied by
Frank Day and J. GK Andrews, in
1894,. (and now occupied by John
Luneford.)
This lot begins at a rock corner
on Reams Avenue (J. A. Long's cor
ner) and running with said Avenue
25 feet, to J. A. Long's corner again;
thence in a south-westerly direction
to an unopened alley in the rear of the
Critcher building; thence with said
alley 25 feet to a stone in J. A. Long's
line; thence to the beginning.
This property has bar-room, ten pin
alley andrestanrant upon it, and the
buildings well improved.
Sale at 12 o'clock, noon.
E. M. WALKER, Mortgagee.
PEOPLE'S BANK, Assignee
of E. M; Walker.
Notice.
The undersigned, having qualified
as Administrator of the late James
Ashley, hereby gives notice to all
persons owing said estate to coine
forward and make immediate pay
ment ; and to all those holding claini
against said estate to present them to
the nndersigned on or before the 14tn
day of October,"1 1890, otherwise this
notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery.
This 14th of October, 1895.
JAS. T. CATES, Adm'r,
' Come Testa mento Annexe
NT. Luksford, Attorney.
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