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RQXBORO, NORTH CAROLINA, Wednesday Evening. Noi. 15 19051
No:46
EDUCATION IMPORTANT-
i'Advice on Education aud ine True
Ttacber. ': -ducatior
is derived from - the
.-A tifsafa ttt Vi 1 rvVl , insane
lead forth and itcludes 'vtie who'e
iland physical. I chink it the da y
ts to look well to the edn-
heir children. I believe
listless way, thrbugh a ?enseof
duty or because they are forced to
attend v
When they have learned to ue
accurately and can read fairly well
and are .omehat famtiiar with
G ram mar r they are tired of this
routine and wsh to eet out into
ofparen
itinn of
Gladstone who Said, "Life
jjiou'd be spent in a long contmu-
quidance both in thought and
jction." What a splendid motto
i i: l o v
40a(iop: nve uy.. oome par-
tts teach Uieir girls to believe that
.he cultivation of Athe mind is the
jonly essential. My views are dif
ferent, I be iave that every, chi'd should
te thoroughly educated as regards,
book?, so that if it is N"necassakv he
fflay be self susfaini"g and selg-re
liant Every chi?d should be taught
tqe dignify of labor J and that in
itid of it? being a disgrace to woik
to consider it honor.
j You will. all agree with me thn
that education is not confined to
books alone. The world with its
thousand interest and occugatipn is
agreat school But the lecorded
xperierjce and wisdom ot others
may be or the greatest aid to us.
We can look about us today and
see many who ha ve brought the
light of that inte lgecce which has
been the guiding star of" others to
bear upon (hei own paths, and by
i's aid have achieved an envaib e
cosition amohsr men. Honor lies
in doing- well whatever we. find to
do, and the world estimates a mans
a i: ties 'n accordance with nis suc
cess, m whatever business be may
engage.
Education is certainly a pr'ze for
those who take a pride in it, but
for these who do not care fox any
thing but pleasure at entertain
ments, which are often no conse
quence, it is of little value. As we
journey through life let us develop
our minds in those around, us Why
should not this De a les.on fo us in
the school room as in other duties?
CAPT. JAIVlEs) HOLNAN DEAD
wsh to get
tnis big world of ours and make a
fortune. - They are not content to
strive on for an education, vianv
are the snares laid for the vouth
who takes, np his career with no
noble aim in view so unprepared
and with a". wrong conception
stamped uphn his mind. The you'h
will look back on wasfed vears and
see his mitaKes. When it is too
late. Who then is to bl ame for this
state of fcffair? I answer both par
ents .nd teacher but on the teachers
shoulders the greatest responsibili
ty rests. True teachers should
study every child and do every
thing to depelop every good to the
exclusive of the bd in each childs
mind remembering ever that they
are not training pupils merely to
successfully orapple fr a
mighty dollar", but that they must
be trained to make good citizens
The influence of a noble teacher
not only lives on and widens its
sphere here, but in the beautified
soul lives through all eteruity.
If the teacher has cultivated her
talent for imparting knowledge
even the most common place sub
ject can be made interesting-.- Chil
dren wij then attend school be
cause they feel that-tuey are "en til
ed to a very warm nook in their in
struct orsfheart, because every lessen
is made so interesting that they are
anxious to go to school. When
hey pas from childhood to grown
men and women their thoughts are
often mingled with sadues because
happy school days are now only a
piciute on memorys wall. It is
hen the teacher who yields an in
fluence for good or evil in days to
come.
To those who are teacners. and
to those who expect to thech let
me urge you to study yourselves
and see if youare capable to train atendimts.
Represented Person County in the
Legislature Several Times
Capt. James Holman died at- his
home hear Helena in this county to?
day. Captain Hofeman was about
70 years old and had been a promv
inent man in'- Person county for
many years. He represented the
county in the Legislature severai
times, a He leaves a son and severe
a! daughters to, mourn his death.
He was a life long Democrat bu
of laVe years had taken lit? le inter-.,
est in polkics. His health having
failed, -
MARRIAGES
Gentry-Tingen
At the resideiice of Mr. W. T.
Wilboi ii, pear Allensville, cb Nov .
5Tn, Mr. Eiiene Harry Gentery
ar d Mips Virgia Ting-n were unstf
in mrri4?e j." E. Uentry officiat
ing, Mr Otho Tingen acting aa-bi-st
man and Mjss Doshia Gentry a
maid of honor. Those in attendnnc
ere St pben Gentry and Miss Loai
Gentry, Barnard Jonea and Mi
Eanic Beaver, V iliie Gentry atd
MrSr Mollie Parham, f-obert Gettr.
and Miss Minnie Tingen, Burabrd
Beaver and Miss Addie May Geoiry
Eugene Gentry and.Misa losa 0 -Bria'
t, Gforga O'BiriaDt aVd M ss
May Yarbrou'h. After the .ere
mcny tbey left for the home of the
roorneather, Mr. I. F. Gentry,
where they enjoyed a nice supper. ,
" As tRey6aTl down the sleam pts
life,
Together, may 'they have fl)were
ot - the sweetest fragrance
strewn on every side.
And no cloud of sorrow ever comf
to hu low their y jung hves
Is the wish of
A. M. GENTRY.
' j rl'uck-Pool
Mr. Thomas Tuck, son of Mr, A
T. Tuck aod Miss Mary Pool, dau
hter, of j. S- Pool, Esq. were mar
ried at the home of the brides father
fi T. W. PASS.
J. H. CARVER
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PUBLie
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We are just opening up a line of Furnitute
in connection with our
stock of staple & fancy
Groceries, ' feed stuff,
et6:, in the buildinp
connected with the
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Grocery department, we shall enaeaver to carry
a fall line, when complete of mattings, rugs,
carpets, pictures etc , such as is carried in a first
cl9s furniture house. ?
Come to see us when, you come to town.
Make our store your stopping place,
!
Yours to serve;
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Carv
ROXeORO, N. c.
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a Pres A HESTER, Vice-Preo.
JS BRADSHER' Gashiar
roxb6ro,
N.C.
Mpital Stock,
URFi-US AND PROFITS,
$40,000
$20,00
ARE YOU PREPARRED FOR
GOLD
WEATHER?
v e have a great stock of winter goode. Honest, re
liable goods The kind that satisfies and brings you
on jMovember 8th with the following back a pleased customer. We are having the biggest
Misa Tlarah Tuck and Lj icr AflHiii cfnro TVio mVrrWsi nf hnv
Hnvc flnd erirls for manhood, for the "7 1 " . ' traue m luc moim; .ui tuio.ow.-. ,
j o-- I Vf- K. VV Wnorn. MISS KUniCe , -, 1 .- T) 1 mA An nA.i n
W, tfc.M n,.Mt' with future of bright happy children are ' - ' . Wal17 Mi -OOdS ana prices appeal to you. Ciow wC vi
a determination to master it to the Pccd in your keeping. There can . Books De Poolj Miga
very best of our ability. We vh i W1U Addie Thomas and Mr. George O'-
K I I U 1 111 Kill! A I 1 I i-1 I C I IV IJC11J1I U I
work out our own theories will tei j i u. Rrvont. Miss Doshie Gentry and Mr
- . j manu an uuLHjia.tJ'c man ui wumau - ' "
of more importance than if a dozen et u8 aways work and strive Rul Hayes. Immediately after the
oad told us, "We may make our- with this noble end in view, and ceremony y Jno. L- Gentry, Esq.
salves, what we will, but it lies may we ever nave your paayersano . e bridal bart v went to the grooms
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with us and no one else. Our in- encouragement. fathers and partook of a beautiful
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attention to a fow Hues that are now in season
LANKS & COM
FORTS
Cotton Blankets 60c, 75c, $1.00, 1.25 and 1.50 a pair.
Leaksville Wool Blankets 3.00, 3 50.-4 00 and $4,50 d pair
Comforts, 85c, $1.00, $1.25, $1 50 and $2 50 each.
ward motives cannot be kn )wn by
outwark appearance.
1,11,1, ie 0. Whitfield.
R. F. D. No. i, Roxboro, N. C.
supnsr of good things, after suppr,
music and dancing to a lnt hour,
LA PRO
BES
The boy or girl in the country QjQp ROLL GRADED SCHOOL- which Hosed a very enjoyable even-
often lies in an hnmble cottage and
his financial affairs are of ieiT limit jrort tne Month Eodin, November
d and he Jhinkhe has no chance 3rd, 1905.
to the world, but remember where j?irst Grade--Fiank Wilson.
there is a will, there is a way. Boys Second Grade Kathleen Johnson.
and girls on the farm can certainly Claire Harris,
devote a small portion of their time Fletcher Merritt,
reading, not a fireolous novel Third Grade-Annie Clayton,
ing to all present.
May f t e bride and groOm have a
long ond enjoyable life.
A. . Neighbor.
Choice I aprokes $1.50 and $4.50
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DERWEAR
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Ladie cotton vest and pants 25, 35, and 50 cents each.
Mens under shrts and drawers 45, 50, 75, 1,00 1.50 each.
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The Netzow Manufacturing Co. ,
has consigned to me an ele ;ant a fall stock in boys misses and chiidrens.
fiano, it seems w u ui epeciai
tljat will be of no interest in future
Earl Stewart.
but rather read something elevate Fourth Grade Lizzie Williams,
in- By reading we get a better MaryCheek-
insight into human nature. To all Pallie Carver. J ,
1 say get the best education your Sixth Grade Louise Watkins.
eans and circumstances will per- ' Nora Perkins 5
ait for there, is nothing we' can . Hattie Cheek
own one so priceless as a gocd mor- HassjeSims
aland literary education. - Jotiohie Jackson
Usually children goto school and " ; RaymoridWinstead
go through k daily amounror work, Eighth Grade Baxter Burcti
This process goes on for, days, George Burton
weeks, months and sessions, yet ; , George Watkins. . "
tbe children have not; learned' to Ninth Grade-rHattie B arch- '
ove the work a&d goon in a dulj Tenth GradeMary Holmes,,
value, tone splendid, if you are m
terested come and see it and get the
special low price. ; , :
ja, L, uraasner.
CLOAKS AND FURS
Executors jN otice.
While we have had a heavy trade on these goods, we have kept
the stock constantly replenished and are now showing some " of
the orettiest snd newest styles of the season. ; You will make' a:
Havink this day qualified as Exe- ivalrt if rlnn'r. see our line before vou buv Your wrao. :
cutor of tiellast will aad testament I - - .
of thalate Or J Hester, Ir; hereby -- - ' n - i Neither has this line been. . allowed . to
SSJJSt&SSSt SS eSS .UUUUSJ rna down) bfitit tas beencdnstant-;
me witnin tweive luomdia- iruux , tins, replenisnea witn tne new creations max. xiavc cumc uuu xuu i
date, or this notice will be used to ... . A cfi thar were not here the first of the sea.
prevent recovery, "TtLOse owing said j ' Vrr x Toon -rrrxTTeTWTXTo nv
estate wm pieaee uutuo- piuuipu .cir suii uua wj. vav-: t t ': -""'-' 'Tyi'
tlement.
This Oct. 23, 1905., " -.
B. F.' HESTER,
. . . .Executor of
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and
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