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Which book shall toe send your Address this way:
JULIUS HINE5 & SON
BALTIMORE, MD.
Department 909
W. LUNSFORD,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW,
....Roxboro, N.C....
W. H, B. Newell
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
... .Roxboro, N. C. . .
Dr,' E..J. Tucker,
SURGEON - DENTIST,
Office up stairs in W J. : ohnsoir &
Co's new building. ; i" ?H f '
HOTEL DOWDY,
' ' Roxboro; N. 0. ?
R: H: DOWDY, Proprietor.
The best Hotel on tlie border ofjN.
0. or Va. Table supplied with' the
best. Your every want supplied it in
the power"The Old Men'
BOONE BRYANT,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
. . Durham, N. C
Always attend the Superior Court
of lYrson county, aud will go there
-t s ich other times as the business of
nts demand .
C. T. WILLSON & CO.
..General Insurance Agents,. .
. . .Roxboro, N. C
Life, Fire, Accident and Surety Bonds,
Safest and most reliable Companies rep
Bsented. Give us your business and we
wfll give you real protection
R. J. TEAGUE, M. D. O.P. SCHAUB, M. D.
TE AGUE & SCHAUB,
Practicing Physicians,
Offer their professional ser
vices in the practice of medicine in
all its branches, to the people of Rox
boro and surrounding country. Spe
cial attention given the treatment of
diseases of nose and throat. Oulce
hours: 7; 30 to 8.30 a. m. , 1 to 2 and
7.30 to 8:30 p. m. Office over Louis
Goodfriend's store. '
J.S. MEURITT.
Vai. ?. MERRITT
Merritt & Merritt,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law,
' .... Roxboro, N. C. ..... .
Practice in all the State and Federal
Courts.- Special attention given to
cases in Caswell, Durham, Granville,
and Orange counties.
V. W. OTCHIN, A. P. KI ICH IN.
KITCHIN & KITCHIN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
. .. .Roxboro, N. C.
Practice wherever services are re
quired. ;
C.8. WlflSTKAD
W. T. BRiiDSHEK
Winstead & BradsKer,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
J . ; iRoxboro, N; C; .."7.
Special attention given to: Federal
practice, both in the . State . asd at
Washington.. Attend regularly, the
Courts of Person 'and Caswell.
All business intrusted to our care
will receive prompt attention.
COLE & HOLLADAY
Photographers.;
Gallery open Every Friday and
R. J. Hairs Harness Store.
City Directory
TOMMY SETTLE GETS IN LINE.
EX CONGRESSMAN SHOWS HIS
COLORS.
oays -tie win Not be a Candidate
For Any Office of a Party Which
Makes Its Opposition to White
Rule the Basis of its Platform.
Greensboro, N. C., August 30.
In an interview today ex-Congress
man xnomas Settle atated that
he would advise the adoption of the
proposed Constitutional Amendment
relative to the restriction of the
present ignorant vote of the State.
He added that he believed it would
be the wisest thing for all concerned
"for the best wisdom of the State."
The adoption of this amendment
he added, will be the one and wisest
solution of the most difficult problem
now confronting the people of North
Carolina, irrespective of race, and of
all the Southern States.
WILL NOT BE A CANDIDATE FOR AN Y
OFFICE IF PARTY OPPOSES IT.
Although urged by friends to be
come a candidate for Congress of
the Fifth District, or for Governor,
he said: "I am not willing to and
will not stand as a candidate of a
party for any office which makes op
position to the opposed suffrage
amendment the basis of its platform."
Mr. Settle continued, adding: .
"In national politics I am a i Re
publican,, pure and; simple, but Lde-
ciare to you tnat l nave no sympathy
with the political log-rolling now, so
much' in vo ?ue with s6me North
Carolina Republicans' 5 &
As generally known throughout
the South, ex-Congressman Sett'e is
one of the ablest young Republicans
in the South a Republican "by an
cestry," his father having been one
of the ablest of the Supreme Court
Justices of North Carolina.
This, his first definite indication of
the stand he will take in the coiping
great fight, will encourage Demo
crats and exercise a great influence
over the thousands of white Repub
licans of the western counties of
North Carolina, many of whom are
similarl y situated as -he and imbibe
. . . . . ...
the same principles which t?ev public
ly has represented in the halls of
Congress aud other high offices of
trust, as a Republican.
No Right to Ugliness. V
The woman who is lovely in i"ace,
form and temper' will always have
friends, but one who must be attraci
tive must keep good health? - If she
is weak, sickly and all run down, she
will be nervous and irritable, it she
has constipation or kidney troub.e,
her impure blood will cause pimples,
blotches, skin eruptions and a
wretched complexion. Electric bit
ters is the best medicine in the world
to regulate stomach, liver and kid-
TievR . and to nuriiv tne Diooa.
It gives strong nerves, .. bright eyes
smooth, velvet skin, rich complexion.
It will make a good-looking, charm-
ins, charming woman ot a run down
invalid. Only 50 cents at J. D.
Morris Drug Store. 2
NOTICE: ' .
Seal bids : for. superintendent of
Poor House will be received from
now until first Monday in October
1899 on which day said bids will be
opened and lowest bids made known.
No one need bid unless bidder is
recommended by some good citizen
or farmer as being a suitable person.
Commissioners reserves the rjght.to
reject any or all bids. '
J -r-i' ,H. J- WHITT,
Clerk toBoardf
, : This Sept. 5tb 1899 f - . ; J.
:-' For an easy shave call on me shop
nn stairs, over Louis, Goodfriend's
store. ' . S. E. Wooding.
-V.k painless . Land.
After trials, vexations, disappoint -
ments, aches and pains, it is consol-
ing to know there is a land of pure
delight where saints immortal dwell,
free from pain and all else that
causes existence unpleasant, such
we believe is the haven of rest reach
ed by our much esteemed brother in
Christ Rev. E. J. Montague, whese
soul took its flight on Aug, 23rd,
1899. Its departure was calm, peace
ful, gradual and serene as of a new
born babe that had never knowri sin
He hd preached the blessed old
story of Christ for "about 45 years.
To churches Antioch, Aarons
Creek, North Fork,' Mt.- Harmony,
Providence, Snow Hill and probably
others. His last and .most precious
ministry to him I believe, was at
Snow H.U1 a little church near his
home where he met his own dear
family, consisting of his wif
five amiable daughters and one son,
together with those of his neighbors
that he could indace to come. He
not only preached once a month to
them but taught the blessed Bible
every Sunday. The little church as !
I passed it today, seemed to be shorn
of its strength, it's leader gone on
before to that home of peace, joy and
rest that he so often had told his
little flock about.
Sleep on precious saint, for nearly
67 years yon battled with lifes trials
but trials' ache3 and pains arc all
over, ana we believe jou are resting
sweetly m the enjoyment of a reward
provided to the faithful. ' '' -
Calm is thy slumber as an infants
sleep. But thou shalt wake no more
to toil and weep. Thine isa perfect
rest secure and deep. - Good nfght,
good-night.
w' T. H.-Street.
Off for School.
Roscoe Wagstaff, of Winstead, left
Monday evening for Raleigh, to enter
the A.'& M. College.
Misses Lou and Mollie Walters, of
Woodburn, were in town Monday,
and left -on the evening train for
Oxford, to enter the Seminary.
Willie Coltrane went over to Dur
ham, Monday evening, to enter
Trinity College.- .
Miss Sula Scoggin left Tuesday
for Scottsburg, Va., to enter the
school there.
Others will leave in a few days for
different schools. J
Tobacco Notes and Personals.
' J. T. Morton and H. M. . Yarboro
returned from Latta, S. C, last i Sat
urday, whre they had .been engaged
in the tobacco business. -
Lr J. Winstead, of Xanville sPent
Sunday in town with his mother.
New tobacco is . being sold here
1 now in larg quantities, and. at very
satisfactory "prices.
Lots of tobacco has been cut cur
ing the past week. . Some of our far-
mtkm sav that not as t. eood crop has
beeh made as, was .expected two
months ago.
W. B. Field Goes to Atlanta. . . r
Willie E. Field left Thursday eve
ning for Atlanta, Georgia, . to accept
a position with an electric com
pany of that city. Mr. Field : bad
been connected with, the same farm
until they went out of business about
two years ago,1 - The concern is now
in new hands, . and they were very
anxious to secure the services of this
young man. Mr. Field s has many
friends here who wish him "the very
. . . .... . . . is . - -r ..... . " ' . "
best possible success in his new
Home.
j Improving the Walk. . '
: C. H. Hunter is making a'decided
improvement in 'front of his store by
,
puttmgin win do ws to the basp men t
and laying the walk with vitrified
brick. When itis finished it will be
one of the nicest pavements to be
found in Roxboro. It is learned that
Mr. Hunter will in the near future
put in lare plate glass window?,
which will' greatly improve the ap
pearance.
Colored Baptizmgs. fc
Sunday was & favorable day for
colored baptizings Twenty seven
persons were baptized at Tui tie pond
Sunday morning, and nineteen were
baptized, it is learned, at Buchanan's
pond. It is estimated that ' between
400 and 500 people attended at the
former place about as many whites
as colored, and it was a well-behaved
crowd. Elder Graves, the pastor of
the colored Baptist church at this
place, baptized them. v r ' w 1
Goes to Pennsylvania.
J. Arthur Jones left Woodburn
last week for Connellsville, Pa,,
where he has accepted a position '8
clerk in a hotel. Mr. Jones is a bright
young man ana will no doubt fill the
position with much credit. His
many friends in this county :wish for
him much success in his' new home.
He will be -greatly missed m the
Woodburn community.
Preaching Announceme. '
Rev, R. H. Broom anuouncesUhat
protracted1 ser viceslat; Brooksdale-are
to begin on Thursday September
14th, 1899, at 7:45 p m. Only eve-.
ning services win oe. neiaf ior tne
first four days, including, Sunday,
Beginning on Monday, the 18th1, the
usual order of services, at 11 a. m.
and pi m., will be1 observed till the
meeting shall close. , 1 ,
It is hoped that the entire com
munity, moved by earnest1 desire to
receive good and do good, will attend
every service. '
Army Worm on Deck.
Wyatt, N. C, Sept. 4. There lias
appeared in our ' section, wo at is
known as the "Army W orm," and no
doubt can b found throughout he
county. They are devouring the
grass crop and also the late corn. ; In
some sections the late corn has been
stripped by these of its fodder. They
have takeu to the field"; peas, ? where
there is not the grass for them. Also
have taken to the cotton in" places.
Should they take to the cotton ' they
will damage some to a great extent:
You assume no nsk when you buy
Chamberlain's ColiCi Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, v Hambrick will
refund your nloney if you are not
satisfied after using it , It- is every
weere admitted to be - the most
successful remedy in 1 use for bowel
compaints and : the only one that
never fails; it is pleasant, sale ana
reliable. - ' ' . ' - " .
Dissolution Notice.
The mercantile partnership here
tof ore existing under the name and
styly of C. T. Willsoh & Co. com
posed "of C. T. Willson ana A. 5 R.
FouaheeJ has this day been. dissolved
6y mutual consent.- , All the per
sons indebted to the firm i are earn
estly requested to come forward and
nav immediatelv. ,Thes book , are
kept at the old stand, either, member
of the firm will r collect or receipt
for the sams. ; , . - .
C. T. WILLSON,
: - A. R, FOUSHEE,
y We pay the highest market prices
for peacfies and green snaps, snaps
must be young and tender. t
Broods & Carver.
j Deafness Cannot be Cured
bv local annlications. as th nt
117 ' .' ' "
jicauu luc uiBcaeu ufiiiuaoi mtj ear.
There is only one wayj to cure 'deaf
ness, ana that is ; by - constitutional
remedies. . Deafness is caused by. an
inflamed condition of the mucuous
lining of the Eustachian Tube, When
this tube gets. fuflamed you have a
rumbling sound sound of : imperfect
hearing, and when , it is.entirely clos
ed deafness is the result, and unless
the inanimation can be taken out and
this tube restored to its formal con
dition, hearing will be destroyed for
ever; nine eases put of ten are ! caus
ed by cararrh. which is nothing but
an inflamed condition ofthe mucuous
surfaces. . . - '
We will aive One ITnnrirftfl nllnra
for any case of Deafness (caused ,br'
cataf t) that . cannot be cured . by
Hall's Catarrh Cure.' Send for. circu- :
lars, free. 1 '
: F. J. Chenet & Co., .
. Sold bv Druersrists. 75c. ; .c "
Hall'sPamily Pills are the best.
- ; - ; i . . i m ;.':-
David Lassiter colored, is the last
arrival at the State penitentiary. h He
is from Granville ,-. countv and was .
under sentence to be hanged Friday .
hxif the : fev,erjnor; commu ted i t , to
REGARDLESS ORAGE;
. The kidneys "are responsible : for.
more sickness, suffering, and deaths ;
than any: other organj? of , the Y body
: ,A majority o the ills , aflTteting
npnnlp. t.n.datr i trACfiahlft in " tridnftir
trouble. It prcvades all classes of
society, in all climated, regardless of
age, sex or, condition, , " ?
.jrJThe symptoms of kidney trouble
are unmistakable, such .as rheuma-
tiHrtinftn'rftltria. RleenlesanGSSv naih
or dull ache Jn the, back, a desire to
urinate often day brlf night,' ; profuse
or scanty supply, - ' v ' , ; r--
: Uric acid; or. brick-dust deposit in
urine, are signs of, cloggedj kidneys,
causing poisoned. and.j.germ-fllled
blood, v So meti m es th e v heart acts
bVdly ,Kand tube -1 oasts', (wasting- 'of
the kidnevs are found in the urine.
which if neglected will result in
Bright's Disease, the most dangerous '
form of kidney trouble. , u "
All these symptoms and conditions
are .promptly ' removed s under he
influence of Dr, :Kilners Swamp- v;
xvooii. xv uas a wuau iniuo .icuw
tion for its wonderful r cures of the
most distressing cases. ' ; : - ,
;No one need be lonstTwithout it as
it is so easy to get at any drug store
at fifty cents or one dollar. :You.
can nave a samnie Doiue oi inis
wonderful discovery, . Swamp.Root .
and al)Ook telling all about it, both
s snt to you absolutely free by mail.
Send your address to Dr. Kilmer &
Cb.. Binghamton, N. Y. - and kindly
mention that you read .this -liberal
offer in The Courier, (! ' .
Ex-Congressman John Nichols'
says ex-Judge Spencer B. Adams
will be the next Republican nominee
for Governor. Loge Harris, on the
contrary, says that . the nomination
will go begging) and -will .literally
have to be forced upon some one, v :
It is about rime to begin the heavy
winter sewing. Everybody will need
a good sewing machine and can get
the best ac Moms' Druar Store, all
the latest improvements and ' attach
ments, 3 draws,,on thirty (30) days
trial for $17.90. Money refunded if
not satisfactory. ' y' : -
Up todate this year the Secretary
of Statehas granted charters to 136
corporations, against 118 to this date
last year, r Of the 136 na less than
22 were to cotton mills. This shows
an unprecedent development.
Q I 7.30 gets high grade Sewing
Machine with all latest improvements
on thirty (30) days trial at Morris'
Drug Store. ' '
That book you -; have - forgotten
breaks a set. Please, return it.
7 .E. J.Tuckee
it I want the book you have belong
ing to me, by Oct. 1st, 1899.
. . . E. J.Tuches.