: Good nickle toilet so for i& t
Morris' Drug Store.
Your attention is . called to the ad
of J. A Long, , Son & Co,'They
have somethinp- irtterpstincr '
onYRORO. N. C. Sent. 2 i oni ?ucu popmar.MU , -
lvv---, -r uner at Lopion'shas returned. The Empire Force Feed Drill
the best errairi drill on the market
The Courier is makiher arrant- When you need a doctor use the savs Georere W. Thomas, and thev
ments to offer a handsome $65.06 Phone at Morris' Drugstore. It's are sold by him. , He requests you
buergy aa a suubiaiuiiun pnze. we iVV- - to come ana see tn em.
hope to be able to give full partic
ulars in our next issue. Everv Mr. Dick Glenn, one of Smith I will be connected with the- Far-
subscriber who pays Une Dollar will -Boston s large tobacco dealers, was mers warehouse. Roxboro, NV C;
have a cnance ai tnis pnze. We uu our market to day. . . on and atter the ist of October looi
want to begin October ist. Watch ' - and wilbe glad to sell some tobac-
next weeks paper for full announc- Miss Cora Cunningham has re- co for my friends. I will work as-
nient. turned, after spending a pleasant nard for them as I would for " my
vacation at ner homem Chase City. seir every time they come to see me.
1 HQS, r RAIZKR.
Mr. and Mrs. .. Dan Owen, of
TTX -
ueniston, are in town to-dav. -the 1 You will do well to remember
Mrs. T. B. Burch is reported on guests of Hon. J. A. Long, that Albert Clayton is with John
the sick list this week. ' son, the grocery man. and savs he
Postmaster Long has iust added I will sell yom groceries iust a little
We regret to hear of the critical 6 new lock boxes to the post office, cheaper than almost anybody. Give
W. H. Hughes left last Friday
for Chapel Hill. r
Justrived
A carload of Stoves- all
kinds, heating stoves,
cooking stoves and Ean-
;ges: - - i j,l"',v
Bj buying in car load
Jots we saye much in the
cost of goods, and much
in freight:
Gome
1 Money
I Ml
and
See
This is a much needed improvment I 1m .trial on your next flour,
sugar or conee.
If you want that corn shelled off
paint it with 'Corn Popper' is to. cure a cold in ..one day
cents at Morns' Drug Store. Take Laxative, Bromo Qnine Tab
lets. All druggists refuni tht money
Messrs. Otty McBroom and if it fails to cure. E. vV. Grove's
Thos. Powell left last night for signature on each box. 25c.
Mr. and Mrs. TV T TWrUc Uva Uurham, to assist H. H. Masten in .,
illness of Mrs, M. A. Cates.
Best wheat fertilizers at A. R.
Foushee and Son. .
Mrs. J. b, uradsher is visiting
relatives and mends m Pittsboro.
returned from their bridal trip. painting.
G. D. Neal was in town yester
day and gave us a pleasant call. In
stops the cough and works 0FF hspeainS of the Rural Free Deliver-
the cold. Jjaxative Bromo-QuininH les he said he thouerht the monev
Tablets cure a cold m one "(lay. , No ought to be spent in the sections j
cure, no pav. .Price 25 cents. where thev did not have o-ood mail
facilities, and not where they did
Monev saved is monev earned have them. He didn't think it was
W. R. Hambrick says he can save needed on the Bethel Hill route.
you money on your drugs if you
t t t cf a -u; will give him a -trial. Wanted 10,000 pounds of
Y v-ii xu;uuiu iaoi VJa IU1- I . .. . I 1 If TTT11
a 4- friAc ror sponeres. taDlets and box kiccu wiur as possiuie. win
uay iu v 1011. iiiuuo. I . . " i -,
vvriung paper go to xiamDriCK rj a o v-" puuuu. m uauc
mlioKa v,. 4-1, V, 4- r 4.1 I fnr fhfTti Hnti rr thom alrktior .
T) -p at : ir, a I vvucic vju win kcl lxic ucsl iui iueru -fc .u-4-l
jvcv. 7. wvmcbt) leu yester- , A P T?ottott
i - r -t . . .. I ICctSU 111UUCV ' I -- wuwaim.
Mrs. R. J. Hall is visiting friends
and relatives in South Boston this
week.
Mrs. Kate Bradsher, of L,easburg,
is visiting her son, J. Bradsher,
this week.
What you save when
buying from us. Do you
need Plqws, fiarrdws,
Plow casting &c,
Wve have those Evapora
tors nd Cane mills for
you Come and see
them.
LONG, WOODY & CO,
Commands
(
the best of ev- f)
. i it
erytnmg, ana
Jjg J0,8? 4s 0(i as that
Earned
a
work;
days.?
Nothing is better than we
sell, and you save money,"
Hambick,
j You know where! ' '
Druggist
WHAT
KIM
his brother.
Miss Daisy Simpson returned last
week atter about two montas visit
to New Bern, N. C.
Misses Mollie, Kmtna and Minnie
Brooks are visiting their brother in
Eastern North Carolina.
J. T Walker, who has hetn on
the Dillon, S, C. market, .returned
home last Friday evening.
T "R wiltprcnt, ?c f fWs The following have dropped in
week. Rainy has been promoted a.m cauett Iur . UPC c V ST '
- . a I c-i T-i ro mi v l'lcf i cell o f 1 I Stiinpc
by his farm, and will m tuture have "" w" crfc "
hi .TiPflHnnrtrQ , Vnrt Thos. Clayton, Haywood Clayton,
r:f A.J. Harris, j. L,ove, 1. m.
J ' I -M 1 A AT 1., T T
Wilkerson G. R. W. Roerers. Of
course these were pleasant calls.
v
We have 165 pairs of shoes, like
sample in window's, that we are
selling for 70 cents a pair. Take a
There was a little excitement in
T. L. Garrettx Who is in
warehouse business in Dillon, S. C.
was at home first of the week.
look at them Koplons Clothing t 1 t Mondav when it was re-
VVV. j -
btore.
scarlet fever here. Prompt action
was at once taken, and the schools
of the town were suspended for one
week. At this writing, (Wednes
day morning) both patients are
much improved m fact are able to
be up. The attacks .were very
We had a pleasant call this morn-
the m from B. E. Love, who has been
at Asheville for several years. He
is now on his way to. Baltimore,
wThere he-goes to study medicine.
... .- -
; " i
M. Burns left last Monday
ror Baltimore and other Northern
cities, in the interest of the Rox
hhto M'f'g. Co.
Geo. M. Fox one of our progres
sive farmers, had .the'misfortune to
lose a barn of tobacco bv fire last
week, while curing. ,
Miss Maggie Long is confined to
her home by sickness. Her , many
friends wish for her a speedy res
tntrntinn to "health.
Elliott Whitheld, ot Bushy Fork,
ttt t . 2An,r was in town last ihursdav and m-
w. 1. jreiugiew spcut ouuuaj , r
m Hillsboro, returning Monday ac-
Miss Emma Trolinger passed
through town this morning on her
way to her home m Richmond, Va.
She has been visiting her aunt.
Mrs. W.-M, Horton at Roseville..
3 for twenty-five' cents. How
does that strike you for erood linen
collar? You will find them at ! J
A. Long, Son & Co's. You can
not match them elsewhere in this
town.
town Saturday and Sunday 3J
compained by Miss Carrie, who had
spent some weeks with relatives
their.
Geo. H. Yarboro, the popular
buyer for the American ' Tobacco
Co. on the Mullins, S. C. market,
was in
shaking hands with old friends.
Toe Feathprston. who has been
j 7
auctioneering for J. L. Garrett, m
Dillon S. C, came home sick last
week. We hope he will soon re
gain his usual good' health.
We want the ladies to see our
line of Cable corsets. Easiest wear
ing,, best fitting and most durable.
Sold by Clayton & L'-rs.
Rev. W. 'B. Mortons-preached two
very strong sermons Sunday touch
ing on the doctrine of evo'ution.
We have heard these two sermons
highly complimented.
' '
ii, riuuioiv.nj, : oW dramrrp m . disoiavm" ne
deuce on Main street recently Pu:nndqW her friends 'when
chased ot G. H. Yarborougn.
has made some improvements since
lie purchased the property and will
have a nice eomfortbale home.
liffht.
Pr iceslo w est . " -
fotmed us of auite a severe storm
x
which visited his section on the 16
It blew down trees, roofs off houses
and ruined lots of fodder and other
feed stuffs.
...
. Do you want aV wheat Drill?
Long, Woody &. Co. say they have
nice line of Cutlery, the best made,
and a handsome lot of Arizona sil
ver-table and tea spoons.
If you are after the cheapest line
of dry goods to be found in the
county, see . Lawson Bros. Co. of
Homony, Va. Also see their 5an
6 cent unbleached domestic, 36, and
ao in, wide. An - inspection will
convince you that they- sell goods
cheaper than anybody.
Go on the grand excursion to
Lynchburg Friday Sept. 27th and
see the great Wallaces Show the
bigest show on earth. Train will
leave Rougemont 6:44, Helena 6:55,
Roxboro 7:11, Woodsdale 7:26,
Efeniston 7:45, a. m. Round trip
$1.00. Returning train will leave
Lynchburg 6:00 p. m. Go and see
the big show.
D. F. Hankins.
As per announcement in our last
iasue, a union memorial service to
the late President McKinley, wa's
held in the Methodist church on
I last Rhursday morning, conducted
by Rev: D. N. Cavmess, who, was
assisted by Rev, W. B. Morton. A
short a4dress was made by W. T.
Bradsher, who in an impressive
manner gave an outline of the late
Presidents life. Messrs. J. A.
Long and H, Field also made short
talks.
Lost or Stolen, ,
On the night of the 21st my mule,
a large black mare mule about 8
vears old, either strayed or was
stolen. Her neck was a little sore
from collar, and has white nose.
Any one knowing anything of .the
mule and w7ill repqrt it to this office
will be rewarded. .
R. L. Chapped.
r m
NEW HOME
; Is the best simplest, lists a life time, ball bearing all
latesi improvements. Old machines taken in part pay
Easy jpaymen : planif you want it
WHEELER & WILSON,
is best of that class J x
$15,90 Cash gets a ."Morris' Special" the best machine
on the, market for the' money. All attachments- and
guaranted 5 years.
orris' irug Store--
Come to see us.
MEW
f
3.Q0DS
Miss Yancey has returned from
the Northern Markets, and has
lots of new and pretty goods. She
says the styles .this season : are
beautiful, and, that her prices will
be low. She is verybusy opening
oir -nnVincr iin her stock, bill Will
c. iJi tr
m . aisrjiavine n
Clayton & Long say tWey are es
pecially strong on ladies' coats,
having fought direct from the
manufacturer. 'They have, them
Seed Wheat for Sale.
I have for sale 00 bushels of
good seed wheat, clean and nice, of
my own raising at $1.00 per bush
el. This wheat is of the "red"
I variety .and I regard as the best for
onr son ana enmaie.
I also have tor sale ' several cars
be o:' -rtilizers prepared especial y for
; 'i- v';eat. The same that I used last
- '. ..! ' year and -averaged about twenty to
.Victor Koplon-returned last night , one on corn lands right through my
from an extended trip to the North- crop. I sowed fifteen bushels - and
,',,,i:0tc ttp mvq hehniiorht the' made, three .hundred. imrfAers
lomPQt tnok of , clothing; and - mil- wukl do well to see me befo:
linery ever brought f o Roxboroh-he buying either their, seed wheat pr
rnirc T1PV TiJ llUilt.V oa.V .1 aiiu m, ,
goods
call.
for von to come ahdet his prices J
T A. Long.
Yes they are here and arriving
every dayi We pride ourselves
on being able to show you the
prettiest line of Fall, goods that
we have ever shown. Especial
ly ire we proud of our hue of
Dresss goods -all the latest
paterns and newest shades. ;e
are to o busy to enumerate this
week but will be glad to shoyr
votf. , - . ':-.t'. '. .
qulLrter;
Did yjou evjer, genuine linen too, jCome ori how be
fore your neighbors take them ; all in." Biggest
bargains in town on collars. x "j
Clothing arid shoes for everybody.; ,
for everybody, from the cheapest to uo yo, - f-
Sept. 25-1901. 3t;