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THE.? COURIER,
Roxboro, NX., Jan, 1st. 1908;
Don't forget to write it 1008.;
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The Graded schools will open
next Monday.
The Roxboro 1 tobacco market
will open next Monday. ;
The Christmas hollidays vre
quiet in Roxboro. - tf - J
Mr. Chas H. England is Visit
ing Mr. N. Lunsford at the - Hotel
Dowdy,
Miss Maggie Weyher, of. Kinston
is visiting her friend, Miss Delma
Noeil. . , . .
Miss Allie Satterfield, of Danville
Va. , is visiting the family of Mr.
Chas. Satterfield r
Do you nekd . Hats,' Caps or
Shoes, all kinds? If so see our
line. ';. ' ' -
- E. A. Bradsher:
Mrs. E. At Terry, - who spent
Christmas wi-h her daughter in
South Carolina
Jackson Beasley and Mary
Bailey, colored, were married last
Sunday evening.
The students of the various col
leges, who have been at home
during the hollidays, have returned
to resume their stuoies.
Mrs. J, t). Perkins returned
Monday morning from a pleasant
visi to . relatives and friends in
Milton and Danville.
Mr. Jasoer Burch. a former
w
citizen of Roxboro, but who for the
past 8 years has made his horn
in Texas, is at home on a visit to
his father, Mr. tT. B. Burch, and
other relatives and mends.
Mens, Boys and Ladies under
wear, best ever offered from 23 to
50 cents. Mdns nkked shiats 25
cents is very-low. See our stock.
-; ' " E. A. Braesher
We should all strive- to make
1908 the best year Roxboro has
ever had. By. a united effort of
of every citizen of the town, and
with the co-operation of the
country people, we can do this.
Miss May Morton, daughter of
Mr. w.-b, Morton, is confined at
home bv a serious case or tvohoici
fever. The manv friends of the
family wjslrfor her an early recov
ery.
We try to keep always on hand
a suddIv of all goods in our line
and at pooular prices, in exchange
for couutry produce pr cash. CnicR-
Eggs, Beeswax, Butter &c
ens.
wanted at big prices. Can on
A. R. Foushee.
Mrs. Thos. Marcom left last
Saturdag morning for California,
on a visit to her parents. Her
many friends in Roxboro wish her
a safe trip to this far away State..
Mr. Marcom accompined her to
Lynchburg:
if.
1 want your chickens eggs and
butter, and will pay you the very
highest market price for them.
J. M. O'Briant,
at J. H. Clayton,s old stand.
Mr Chas. Jordan, who has been
living in Petrrsburg Va., for , the
past several years was here visiting
relatives during Christmas week.
He has returned to Durham to
make his home to the delight j)f his
many friends in that town. . '
Fountain Pens.
For either old or young there is
nothing more acceptable than - a
nice i5fountain Deri We sell the
"Parker Lucky Curve' ' and have
mem" in all sizes and hnishes.
Smooth ;flowV easy ' writing well
made, ahev do not bend; break,
or scratch. Call at Davis Pharm
acy and examine them. ,
We l are reauested to say that
V'one bf Person counties best boys,
who now holds'a position with Ai
T. Co., in Durham came over to
see his best cirl Xmas: :He was so
hiffh ffated that thev did not recog-
ize him. He rang the door bell un
til he broke that and came very
Hear bushins the door down.: He
became disgusted and left in a hur
ry. ; He didn't take timer to open the
gate but iuststeooed over like there
was ho gate. -This Jellow has the
sympathy of all the coys."
Mr. and Mrs H.; W.; Foushee
are visiting! relatives and friends in
luwinis weeK. . r -
. . Barbed and poultry wire, just re-,
ceived a car load.,-- -v.
' ' Long, Bradsher & Co.
Mr. S. G. Winstead .has re
turned . from a , pleasant visit to
friends at Warsar.
Master Willie and. Miss Hassie
Sims,- of Durham, have been visit
ing the family of Mr. J. S. Brad
sherl this week. , - . ; ;
Dr. W. L. Foushee was here to'
spend the. holidays, with his father;
Mr. A. R. Foushee and family.
. The manv Friend? of fnl D M
Andrews will be glad to learn that
he is able to beut again after his
recent illness.
Shingles! Shingles!
A suDDly of Hean Pine .Shingles'
always on hand, Call on
A. R. Foushee.
'lust received at Davis' Pharmaev
a fresh supply of Nunnally's candy.
The best candy manufactured to
day.
If it is anything in the Hardware
Line we will thank you .to call'bh us .
Meat Choppers and sausage. Grind
ers.
Long Bradsher & Co.
The .manv fr.ends of Countv
, (
Sunt. G. F. Hollowav wiU regret
to learn that he has been on the sick
list for the past week.
Mr. .1. H. Clayton. Sr.. had a
partical stroke of parallysis last
Monday, we are glad to learn
that he has about recovered.
Miss Aline Webb, after snendin?
a month with her brother in New
York Citv. returned home last
week. She says she had a de
lightful trip. ,
Mr. N. Lunsford spent a few
days in.Raliegh last week. It is
supposedithat he was looking after
the calling of the extra - session the
Legislature.
If vou want something good
something sweet and something
nice, try a box or L$ vneys candies
at Hambrick & Austin's.
Mr. Henry Winstead, wife and
baby spent Christmas with the
Family of Rev. J. H. Shore, at
Smithfield.
Books to entertain you these
higqts. We have; by far the best
standard editions of low price, in
nice bindings l 5 to 50 cents, of
special value. E. A. Bradsher.
Dr. R. I. Teague has been , ap
pointed Oculist for the Southern
Railroad, for the coming year. This
is quite a nice appointment, and we
congratulate the Doctor. -
Mrs. O. P. Schaub and baby,
and Master Rupert Carter Aare
spending some days with relatives
and friends at Apex. .
Mr. F. M. Hornaday, of Colum
bia. S. C snent the here with his
parents, Rev. and Mrs.s J. A.
Hornaday.
Notice the large display of cut
glass at Davis Pharmacy. It is the
prettiest assortment ever seen in
Roxboro. -
Miss Mav Barrett, daughter of
Mavor A. F. Barrett, of Burling
ton, is visiting the family of Mr.
C. G . Mitchell and other relatives
Misses Connie 'arid Monnie
Critcher, of Lynchburg, spent
Christmas here with relatives and
friends4. - " , '
With the exception Christmas
eve. the hollidavs were; very quiet
in Roxboro:- Some of; the boys
got a little rowdy and ..hred .on
dynamite, which did .considerable
damage to nearby , property by
breaking window glass. ;
; Stationery everything in the
way of box paper prices ranging
from 15c per box to 65c. Pound
paper, Tablets and envelopes to
match, at Davis Pharmacy. . .
Mr. John J: Winstead, went out
bird hunting one day during : the
holidays arti-accidentally; killed a
wild turkey. Bud: has been vunder
the weather ever since. Tommy
Hendersoa . and J Tom .Winstead
think Bud will have to have an op
eration performed before . he gets
bventhishunt, ' - r:
j- Mr. ; Jas. N. ' Thompson, of
Greensborn was in town last . wept
shaking hands :with-friends. -
Pony for Sale. . , ;
I have a first class bay colored
pony for -sale cheap; Gentle and
easy to manage. Safe for lady, to
drive, call early.
f-- T A. R. Foushee,
Roxboro, Dec 12, 1907. . '
Stockholders Meeting. .
4 The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Peonies Bank will
be held in the Directors room at
the bank on Saturday the 4th .of
January, 19Uo. A lull attendance
is.desired. ; . J. S. Bradsher,
: Cashier
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IS SUING FOR $500.
Asheville, Dec. ob. Jcxson
Hamil ton ; t ri ncipal of ' the ' Ma rs-
vilie. N. C. Hish School, who was
attacked by'Ti B. and WC, Ham
ilton, father and brotherof a school
bov whom he ;s charged with cruel-
ly whipping and struck with a whip
several times bv both, has entered
suit in the sum of $5,000 against
his assailants.-
Christmas News from Leasburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Newman
spent last week in town with rela
tives.
Miss Anabel Thompson spent a
few; days in Raleigh.
There were a good many pleas
ant and welcome' guests in Leas
burg during- the hollidays.
Mr. M. C. Thomas has returned
from attending the Methodist Con
ference and visiting in 'the Eastern
part of the State.
The manv friends of Mr. and
Mrs. .1. W. Dixon were glad to see
them at home - again Christmas
week.
Misses Cora and Bessie Pulliam,
Mildred Connallv. Helen Graves,
Ella and Gertrude Standfield, and
Ella Thompson spent ' vacation at
home.
The social ffatherirics during the
holidays wereunuasuliy pleasant.
Miss I Jxie "Roe. of Texas, who
Is now Director of music at Littleton
College spent the holidays in Leas
burg, the giiest of Miss Ella Stan
field. Miss Roe is a charming
voung woman and an excellent
pianist. I
The Christmas tree in the church
on the evening of Dec. 25, was a
beautiful thing and thereby enjoy
ed. When the curtains were drawn
the tree was ablaze with sparkling
lights, everv twig glittering as with
millions of.diamonds; but net a gift
was on the tree. While the grown
nns as well as little children were
trving to recover from the surprise
the tinkle or K.ns cringle s Amas
hpslk muld be heard in the distance
raoidly drawing near. Jack Frost
little fellow dressed in red
and covered with snow and frost
dashed on the stage drawing a little
wflffnn.with a huge snow Dan on it.
Mrs fanta Clause following tried
to explain the unusual conduct of
her Lord and master, and burst the
snow ball to see what it contained
Thp dearest little fairv in the world
sprang out of the ball fluttered up
and' down the stage wishmg every
hririv ft merrv. hannv Xmas. Then
Mrs. Santa Clause distributed the
gifts to the crowd scarcely one of
whom was overlooKed. Aitogetner
the evening ; was most- pleasantly
spent.
And it's Xmias
Time,
And it's Shoe
Til
le,
Time when good shoes are
v needecL , ," ,
Shoes that keep the feet Jry
and warm. ; i
Such shoes are the best hiiids
and are found at : - T ; 5
Harris rBurns.
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