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&OXBORO, N"ORTH CAROLINA; Wednesdai" BvpNiNG.f Jnli P I908i "
MR. KITCHIN WELCOMED.
Koxboro Turns out to Welcome Hon.
y. W. Kitchin on His Return
Home. S
It was learned Monday evening
that Hon. W, W. Kitchin would
return home that evening pn the 7
o'clook train from Durham. Ar
rangements for his welcome were
hurriedly perfected, and when the
train pulled in about three hundred
people were at th& depot to greet
him, they had flags and banners,
with one large banner bearing the
inscription "Person County Wel
come to Hon. W. W. Kitchin, her
favorite son."
The procession marched from the
depot to the court house, the car
riage which was decorated, in which
were Mr. and Mrs. Kitchin, lead
ing the procession.. At the square
the crowd gathered and a well
timed and eloquent 'address of wel
come was delivered by Mr. S. G.
Winstead, which was responded to
by Mr. Kitchin in a short but feel
tng speech.
There was nothing elaborate in
this reception, it could not have
been as the time was too short in
which to prepare it, but it did show
that our people love their towns
man, and they did appreciate the
honor which had been conferred
upon him and Person County by
the great Democratic party of North
Carolina. We predict that when
the 4th day of November comes
around the people of this county
will show their appreciation of this
honor by giving him the biggest ma
jority they have ever given him,
and they ought to do it, for it is no i at that place they took the Durham
small honor for it to go down in & Southern which carried them to
Mr. S. P. SatterfiejdV ' A j -NQJICE LANDSALE r :
-coust house iJoorUn; Roxboro, on
monaay juiy ttn'iUU& one tract
Dear Sir:
.Roxboro, N. !"Cr
Yourtheck for Two Thousand ln .ty'rig andeing- in -Cuning--Dollars
($2,000) in payment', of ham townshipPerson co, Adjoint
death claim of my browed, Samuel 102 the nds.of T,.W:;;Pass and
u. bmith, received. Please aci-ull'cl "lauiuig j o , acres more
cept my sincere thanks. L heartily
commend you and your company j
or less, and well imoroved.
. lerms.--Due -m 5 ; months from
td the; insuring public for 5ydur ! day of sale. with :6 per cenu inter-
Dromotness in -settlement nf. C5l- . uiim .wnUil.
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Claims. . very truly yours.
Thos. E. rnith,
executor
Yon will find corn at j;; h Gar-'
rett & Co at anytime, . - ,
HON. W, W. KITCHIN NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR
ON THE 61st BALLOT. : "
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Fgust
THETTIP TO CHARLOTTE.
The Convention Special Which was ran
by the Durham & Southern and the
Seaboard was a Decided Success.
Last Tuesday morning our peo
ple about.30 in number, left here
for the State Convention in Char
lotte, at Purham they were joined
by mostyof the Durham delegation.
history that the county had furnish
ed a Governor to this great State.
The Courier says- hurrah for
Hon. W. W, Kitchin, the next
Governor of North Carolina.
Apex where they connected with
the Convention Special of the Sea
board. We did not have to change
cars, our coaches being hitched on
to the Seaboard train, thus enabling
us to make the trip from Durham
, President.
GREENSBORO, N, C.
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-Cowrie -to Us
If it is Hardware and plow points. We solicit
your trade and will save you money on your pur
chases. Quality and ma teriat considered.
We have on hand a complete line; of Deering
Farm Machinery, Harrows, , Rakes, Mowers and
On PllU J,' . T' r. i ' . -:V. . -
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to Charlotte withom a change of
cars. The train was under the
management of Mr, S. H, Reams,
of the Durham & Southern ana
Mr. Chas. Gattis, the Gen. Passen
ger Agent of the Seaboarci;
We make the assertion without
fear of contradiction, that never did
a oartv of people on any trip any
where, have better service or better
attention than did these courteous
gentlemen give us We had all the
room we wanted,- no otie was
crowded, and not a jar to mar the
pleasure of the trip. We arrived in
Charlotte about 6:30, in plenty ol
time to find quarters before r light
Such was the trip to Charlotte .
Saturday night after the Gover
nor was nominated and the con
vention took recesslill Monday,
Mr.' Gattis gave notice nut Tie
would run a special out to take all
delegates home who 'desired-to re-
fturn'thariigfitTh
many or mem wantea ana -tney
took advantage of it. "Cur duega-
tion reached Apex about 8 o'clock
Sunday morning .there we i ound
that Mr,' Reams had a train ready
to tafte ' us to Durham, and
when we reached Durham we i ound
that Mr.'N. D. Maher, of the Nor
folk & Western, at Roa oke,
through 'Messrs. Talliaferro and
Reams, had kindly consented to
run a -special to Roxboro to bring
jour-delegation home, thus making
it unnscessary for us to spend a
day and high r iri Durham, for
which we-are all most; thankful:
. To MrGhas. Gattis 5 of the Sea
board, . rMrr Sam:. Reams, of the
Durham & Southern, and Mr. N.
D. Maher, and Mr. R., M. Tallia-r
ferro; of the Norfolk & Western,
wein behalf of our delegates wish
tb'returh our most graceful thanks
for their kindness, and their in-
terest in our welfare on this trip.
They have made friends in this
section that will not soon Forget
them.
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We will make Hues this season in the Critcher Block and wi'
e prepared to furnish you on short notice, and will ouarantpp. our
lues to be as good as you can get any where and as cheap. Also
General line of HAROWARE.
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About two veeks aqo nearly all cotton goods reached the
lowest level in the wholesale markets that . they- have for
many mrJnths. ;..''..
It was" just ' what we had been waiting for. We seized
the opportunity and bought a good stock of brown and
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Satterfield. the. Insurance Man,
devotes his entire jtime to the in
surance business, every year nas
added to the volumeand accuracy
bleached sheetings, domestics, plaids, shirtingsginghams
percals, calicosand other staple, goods which we: now offer
you priced in accordance with the low. price which cwepaijjj
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Already the prices of all theselgoods is much stronqer
ana m neany every mstance aavancea pnees are now asKed
over what we paid. Wimthe price of cotton daily advanc
ing .we can see no other result than that cotton goods will
be advanced, You are J now safe in buying what you need
in these lines and you? will find an extra good stocklat bur
store atthe very lowest prices obtainable. V :
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