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1 Home 'First: . Abroad Next"!
: $1-. 00 Peih-Yearan dvqiiceA
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. ROXBORO .NORTH CAROLINA; Wednesday 'Evening July;28--1909," :NaT303fl
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, ON HIGHWAY. I HORSE AND AUTO COLLIDE.
Reliaciiity Kan , Oe- B12 MacMna: Camlnir Nn
EiilKew York hext ;Daslies I-m Hn Rn- .n
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iii 12 A ong risamonr ur Dead cf Night.-.
fa July 24. The
: , nf the New York to At- H. L Carver. of T?.onb,pmfvnt.-
t'to aaromobile highway com- was painfully hurt thismorhmR
i(,ttd their cieiiDerauuns neie tu- shortly. alter-midnight by an au
;oht -and announced the selection tomobile which collided with the
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d roads and reliability The vounsr fellow was drivinfir
run between the two cities next home with his uncle and had got-
Q-tober. ten about two miles trom Dur-
; .0 T.nv York Heraia s ex- ham when the bi gt machine ran
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leading trom JNew lorn across vehicle completely, liotn occu-
Saten Island, to rertn Amboy, pants were dashed to the ground
pilfldplnhia. to Gettysburg and vounsr Oarver was knocked
L(J J. L- ' I ,-
-,nca thft historic battlefield unconscious. He remained in
j,vn throueh the ,beautiful that state several minutes and
UUWH I v.
Shenandoah valley, through was taken to the hospital, where
Lexington and Matural triage to Dr. Joe Graham dressed . his
DonnVp " wounds. ' '
At Roanoke, Va., the Atlanta The persons in the buggy say
TMifnol's scouts took up the the machine had no lisrhts and
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choice of roads and selected that they could not see its ap-
from Roanoke to Geeensporo or proach. The horse had been
,LIDE. J l LOCH LILY" MILLS RUNNING. .: J mosquitoes to mar the pleasure. ."f0 . pahriek of'TeVson aiid
' , 7- i - . ! - There is already 4alk of a hotel - . : Taj. - - nj':''S
yghtS( Tfaesel UAh Iiave Baen. JhoroBgUyw0 acco-modate- ,and we - Adjoining -County
BngfTv in v ' Overiiaded and are m Fine Condi- M jul . tf : ' Dear Sir; - '
ticn.
have no doubt in the near future
there will be a good, hotel there,
After several months - of idle- which will add to the popularity
nes's, which was occasioned by .of - this resort. ; . Why should you
the necessity 6f making repairs go way off for the summer when
and, placing "new machinery -as such, a delightful place is right &t
wellas thouroughly . overhauling your door, and besides there no
the plant, these mills last week danger ot accidents, as the. beach
started up and ' are now running is perfectly safe. . , , " V
night and , day grinding wheat --We -are glad to lean -that ar-
and corn.' - ranements are made with the
It was our nleasue last week management of our x new hotel,
to visifcthese mills and see just which is now. in course; of erec
what was being done. Some tion by which parties who do
months agO Mr.J. A. L,ong pur. UUL tu camp at uie xe can
chased from the - estate of the sPend the nights here, going out
late. Col. C. S. Winstead the to the Lake in the morning and
other half interest in this plant, returning in the evening. Come
he already owned- a -half inter- to Loch Lily for your summer
rest, and then he went over the uing, you win not regret it. . N ,
property to see just what ! was
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Come to us for vour turninseed'
bagh working order, and Hke-hefef,. l?SlTX-
always does things, proceeded 'H -
tb equip it with best machinery - - . - z- -
poss'ble, in order ' that itmight rpn rr
uu j usu as gouu wum as any xmu i rpri
"! This is'to inform Vny old; friends
and patrons ihat I am still connect-; d
ed with the Old- Flag tWarehouse, .a
having asVy. associates!' Messrs.
John D. Boyd and R. .H.f .Bob);'
Edmondsbn, under, the prni name ; r
of Boyd, Cuningham &Co.V The
old "Flag" is to. well known to the -planters
of Halifax and Nonh Car
olina; to reauire any explanations
as to. its location, andt equipment,';
which' have always been acknowl- ,
edged as the" best. ' " You will find ;?
me. at my oid post of duty, and deT
srin?.to thank one and all for. the
liberal patronage extended me here- .
tofore, VI respectfullyr solicit the
same for" the future,:, promising, :
with increased facilities, to get the" ''
very highest market price for every i f ;
pound sold --upon" the floor of the
Flag:.. ' - - : 1 - ?r3$
Come.arid seesme, it will afford
me plure "to serve you in any -way:
I can, , ' . ,
Yours truly, etc -WM.
M. CUNINGHAM
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w;nctnn-Sa.lem. to Salisbury, to stmk before thev knew what
Charlotte, to Spartanburg, to was wrong. . The animal escaped I anywhere, this has been done,
Greenville and on to the At- with remarKamy iew raarKs aim j and , the mill is now ready tQ.
i x : M-Vo QQWdtinn fmm death Was ' &icam fka -rkiiVili unfV- "nrnmnt-
lOE
ThP route was chosen after the remarkable thing. Mr. : Moore,
pnnt.rars of The Journal and of Chatham county, was but
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ThP Rprald had covered over slightly hurt and was .able to
inno milpsof road and is the come down street to-day but the
hpstrmp available. The scouts young fellow - remained. -at tne
ooi Mn- hespital. His father, Mr.
j 4.. ,4. wm Carver, the large merchant ot
be built, but in judgm&it -fe1"?
; ' yf&,. itHv aftterthe accident.:
at present mere aregxpo many
ferries and too few bridges to a honk on Reumatism, by Dr.
Hust.fy the selection. " " Sboop, of Racine, Wis. tells .some
The route" selected is about
ll, 135 miles long and before the
ig contest begins next October,
a sign board will be - erected at
evervy cross road to guide the
drivers in the race.
Onlv one Odorless Refrigerator
left at Harris & Burns. You can !
Duy it at a bargain, .
plain truths, arid in a plain and
practical way. uet tnis doomci,
anrt fl' frpR trial treatment of Dr.
Snoop's Rheumatic Remedy for
, disheartened sufferer in your
vicinity. Make a grateful and ap-
:rAQtivp fr p.nd or some one no
is discouraged because, or ma ia i
ures of others to Help him. Helo
me to make this test; and I'll cer
tainly help your suffering friend.
Hambrick &i Austin,
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1" Ml
Long; IBtadslief Op.
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We will thank you .'to buy your
tobacco flues of us.
Wo Viqtto q hr Rtovk worked; u, that
we will be able to load; y.ou on'receipt- oi.or-
cler, you will not have to wait anu you win
iec7' UiU 11UCO 11-. . . . -- c
, worki We have stoed:. our flues; m cthe Pioneer
i9 i Warehouse for convenience, here, tney can
to tnt.Hwc luautju tJcibiiy, ciiiu uay: v v -v.
team and. wagon.
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Call on us for your FLUES,
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ness and dispatch.
In order that the public could
be accommodated -with as : little
delay as possible, an electric
light plant has been installed and
it is now as easy to grind your
corn and wheat v at , -night
as iri d&y ? time; We Weik-V
ture to say that no millis better
prepared to turn f outf good and
wholesome flour or corn meal
any where than this one. A
k While of icourse Mr. ' Long has
gone to the trouble and expense
of equipping this plant in all that
is necessary to do good; work,: as
an investment, yet his doing this
is a gireatr convenience to our
people, and he should,1,, and we
doubt not, will receive; their pat- j
ronage and co-operation in this
enterprise.
These improvements; were
specially supervised by Mr. , Long
himself and his son, J AN Long,
Jr., and Mr. G. M. Crowder.i
J,nese Jjft3IlUiiiU oay tuau. w ncii
you want your ., good biscuit
bread, , oHcorn bread that will
not bring on a case of &efagra"
use the Loch Lily-product -v,
'-rouill also find an Uppftiate
saw) mill in -:flne working fcrder,
"this- tob v has -been ''thoriughly
overhauled, and can, cut upfa 'log
as quick as any mill can, knd cut
i t iri the right shape too. ; ' .
Some day when you hVve noth
ing; special to do take aday off,
have 'a, fish fry and got down
and inspect thisplant..lf ; you
will 'take our advice on , this, we
guarantee that; you--will fiave &
day mat you wm aui iei.-u
1 LOCH LILY AS A RESORT.; : -
ThereK is " ho; more ' pleasant
place to spend an outing -than
LochLilyr This hasv been' .-the
greatest Reason ' ini its history,
there has hardly been a, day that
there was ' riot a party there in
camp, arid every ones gpes away
delighted, with -theplacetew
cdiald:,they help but .belwflen
there is fishing, bathing, and m
A Feast of Bargains
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V 4 cents.
. 8 cents.
15 cents.
25 cents;
that will please ; the palate of thebargam
spjpkpr; We -have besrun to clean out 'sunt
mer, goods and s are putting - prices , on ; them
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On the bargain ;tables.,how . are stocks
of fnnpv lawns the lare-ermrt of theni new,
bought this season and the.most desirable
kinds.
5, 6 and 7 cent grades reduced to
10 and .12 1-2 cent grades reduced to r
20 and 25 cent grades reduced, to
. 50 cent grade reduced to
Linonettes reducedlfrom 15 to 10 cents, All
5 to 8 cent grades -of Val; Torchpn and Ger
man laces are placed on one table and go
at 5 cents yard-. r . -
All 10, 12 1-2, J5 and 18; cent Val, Torchon and Point
de Paris lace on another table at; the uniform price ol 10
cents ya,rd. - v . . v;
All 35 arid 50 :enrembroidered table covers, . pillqw
shams and bureau scarfs reduced Ao 25q. -
' ; 100 50 cents and v$L0b-xsets cut to: 25 cents;
$1.50 fancy parasols reduced to $100. ;
All 12 1-2 cent linht qinqhams cut to; 10 cents . . ,
A ;. of 25 arid?50 ;cerit belts cut: b 10 cents
; . Also' great reductions ' in Jmillinejy etc: - - . : (
Equally as greaFinducements are offered in tKeXlolh
ing and Men's Furnhings;departinenL; "''
cents.
Onp lnt mlnrpJ-shirts price $1.00 now ,73 centsX.
One lot stiff bosom white shirts price41;.yU .npw dor
ew
All straw hats:at cost. ' ;
Biq cuts in suits, thin coats, low quartered ihpcii ; ;
v In fact this is aeneral summer clearance sale arid
w articles Kave escaped tlie price cuttere kriife "
fact everything to maketh.ei.time D
pass pleasantly, land no : flies - or I q
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: ' It is t: qood tirne to rhake money by spendirig it These
prices wiu conunue wiuic uic uuuus lasi uui uiu.:wiiu wiu&
earnest 'get tne nrsi seiecuons. ;; , ; -. - ,
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