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everybody to get one or more pieces of it.
Thanking you for your past favors and hoping
that we will do a big business with you this fall,
we are
Yours very truly,
May we Place this Beautilul
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Professional Humorist Could Not See
Anything Funny About Politi
cal Convention Crowd.
"Sam" Blythe, whose josh stories
about politicians and things politi
cal are well known, arrived in Chi
cago to "do" the Republican conven
tion. Immaculately clad in a light
gray suit, with a hat and cane to
match, the gray-haired young man
made an interesting figure in the
lobby of the Congress hotel. And he
seemed to know everybody on the
floor.
He was approached by a younger
newspaper man, who stood somewhat
in awe of the older man's promi
nence, and addressed as follows : '
"How are you, Mr. Blythe?"
"Hello," said Blythe.
"You are Mr. Blythe, aren't you?"
"I sure are !"
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Doodle and I've got a columnn of
funny stuff to write and I want you
to tell me a funny story about some
of this gang."
"Son," quoth Blythe seriously, "if
you can find anything funny in this
sad outfit you're pretty good !" Chi
cago News.
TRUE LOVE
"Does your doggie love you ?"
"Betcher life he does! I'd kick
the stuffm' out of him if he didn't."
UNNEEDED NERVOUSNESS.
The customs officials at Leith, Ire
land, seized, several weeks ago, sev
eral cases of rifles shipped from Ger
many, scenting insurrection in the
threats of some men in "Ulster to re
sist home rule by force of arms, if
they couldn't defeat it any other
way. Things looked ominous from
another direction for the peace of
the British empire. After several
weeks of nervousness,' during which
the rifles reposed peacefully in the
customs storehouse, it developed that
they had been shipped to a theatri
cal company, which intended to send
instructions as to their destination,
but which, like many another theat
rical company, had ceased to tour
after being on the move for soma
weeks. Then everybody bxeathed
easier, and perhaps smiled when no
body wa looking.
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ITS SUICIDE.
Despondent because her four chil
dren were taken away from her,
"Spots," the pet mascot and station
house cat at the Penn avenue police
station, committed suicide yesterday
by leaping in front of a street car.
The kittens had been taken awav one
by one, and the old cat wandered
about day and night in a melancholy
mood. Yesterday she ran to the:
street car track. A car was approach
ing, but the motorman stopped in
time to avoid killing "Spots' The
cat was chased back, but later
jumped under the wheels of a car. .
hiladelphia Eecord.
M. A. IN EITHER CASE.
Elsie Janis, the talented young a.c
tress, was urging a friend, one eve
ning at a roof -garden supper in New
York, to remain another year at col
lege before marrying the young man
to whom she was engaged.
"You will always regret," urged
Miss - Janis, "that you left college
before getting your degree."
"Oh, well," her friend answered
mischievously, "maybe I'll soon be a
M.A anyhow."
PAYS TRIBUTE TO VETERANS.
Mrs. Carrie Feldkamp is an old
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cinnati, who xiakfts it a point to
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Id Meaoriam.
On the 9th of Oct. . 1912 in the
town uf Goldsboro, N. C, Bro.
Linsey Pugh, fell on sleep, Ieav
ir.g a wife and one sister living in
this County Mrs, Mattie J. Wil
son, 6he bein? the last of a group
of children Linsey included, com-j
ing to this community years agof
small children, fatherless and
motherless poor in this worlds
goods anJ cared for by their re
relatives. Linsey commenced
coming to mill Creek Sunday
school and impressions made up
on him there, caused him soon
to become a christian and became
a member of the Missionary Bap
tist Church, it sweet to hear him
relate those impressions, he lived
a christian here. Also in Golds
boro, was a member of the first
Church, Rev. G. T. Catkins pas
tor. Short time before his death
he left the first church and joined
the Free Will Baptist church and
bv his consecrations and piety
soon held several leading posi
tions in that church. Is
We bore with humble submis
sions and offer our sympathies to
his bereaved companion and his
only sister.
T. H. Street.
NOTICE.
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On!the 2nd, day of Nov. I will
offer for sale at Miss Rosa Bryant
place, all my household and kit
chen furniture, fanning utensils.
One good milk cow, one good
carryall, buggy and harness, all
feed stuffs consisting of corn,
etc.
JOHN SMITH
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SALEjTO TAKE PLACE AT 10 A. M.'
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lonreaerate uenerai
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'6i to '65. This great general will go down to
posterity as having accomplished one of the
most brilliant feats of arms in the history of
the world. He was as great a lover as he was
a general, therefore these letters combine au
thentic history and exquisite romance. They
sound a human note that no other
literature has done in a decade; it is
literature. You simply can't afford to
story of the Civil War now published
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the freshness of a contemporary happening. These letters will grip you hard,
and hold your interest from first to
now. before you forget it.
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NOVEMBER
On DoHa a Year
$10,000 in Cash Prizes
North Carolina; - 4
Person County V "
In the Superior Court before :
the Clerk. 'flk
Susan A. Pulley, Admrx., of W. H. Pul-V:V
ley, deceased, vs. John H. Pulley, Tommies,
W. Pool, Victor O'Briant, Lucile O'Briant, 'J
Ruby O'Briant, Willie P Ricand, Emma.';
Pool and hiisband G. L. Pool, Mollie A Gen-r '..
try and husband W. A. Gentry,. Frances Gt y-
Webb and husband J. L. Webb, Nannie Ov S '
Humphries and husbaniJ J. H. Humphries,!. ;
Lorinna Pulley, George E: Pulley, C:.GV:V
Robertson and John.Merritt heirs at law and",
creditors of said estate.
The defendants above named will takeA
notice that an action entitled as above has Y1
been cemmenced in the Superior Court, of" V.?-',
final settlement of the estate of W. H. Put- ,
ley, deceased, and the defendants will fur- :
ther. take notice that they are required to ap-;'
pear at the office of the Clerk of the Super
ior Court in Roxboro on the ,
16th day of Dec, 1912
and answer or demur to the complaint or
petition in said action, or the plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded .
in said complaint.
This Hth Oct., 1912.
D. W. BRADSHER, C. S. C. .
T. C. BROOKS, Atty. I
Notice Land Sale,
By virtue of a decree of the Superior J
Court of Person County in special proceed
ing entitled" J. T. Hamlin et als vs, -Glaays
Hamlin, I will as Commissioner ap
pointed by said Court sell to the highest
bidder on j
Monday, Nov. 4 1912. i
at 12 o'clock M. at the Court House door .
in Roxboro, N. C. the following tract or
parcel of land, to-wit:
That tract in Flat River township, bounded l '
on the North by Josh Rogers, on East by
lands of Alvis Moore, on the South by Ed
Wrenn, and on West by Joe ..Burch con
taining 69 acres more of less and known as
the John Moore Place near Paynes Tavern. ' ,
This tract is well improved, plenty wood
and water and a very desirable tarm. '
Terms: One half cash, balance in six -months:
deferred payment to bear six per
cent interest, title retained until full purchase '
money paid. y
This October 7th. 1912. .
L. M. CARLTON, Commissioner. v
Executors Notice.
Having qualified as the Executor of the
estate of Bettie A. Hinton, deceased, late of
Person County, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate of said de- V
ceased to exhibit them to the undersigned on
or before Oct. 21st, 1913, or this notice V
will be plead in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This Oct. 21st 1912.
W. E. HINTON, Ex.
Win. D. Merritt, Atty.
ADMINISTRATORS
NOTICE.
Having this day qualified as administra"
tor, with the will annexed of Miss Jennie
Thomas, deceased, late of the County of
Person, this is to notify ail persons having ,
claims against the estate of said decease to
exhibit them to the undersigned on or before
Sept. 20th, 1913, or this notice will be plead
in bar of their recovery. All persons indebt
ed to said estate will please make immediate
payment.
This Sept. 20th, 1912.
W. R. BLALOCK, Adm.
Cum testamento annexo.
L. M. CARLTON, Atty.
Administrators Notice
Having qualified as the admini
strator of Kemp Sanders, deceas
ed, this is to notify all persons
having claims' against the estate
of said deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned on or before
Sept. 17th, 1913, or this notice
will be plead in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to
said estate will make immediate.
payment.
This Sept. 17th, 1912.
B. B. Sanders,
Administrator.
LAND SALE.
By virtue of the power invested in me as
trustee for T. C. brooks in a deed of trust
executed by Young Winstead and wife,
Christina, registered in Person courty in bk
1, page 180, I will on the .
16th day ol Nov, 1912
seil at public auction for cash in front of the
court house door In Roxboro that certain .
tract of land situate in Person county, N.
C, bounded on the east by the lot of Lucy
Barnett, south by the heirs of Mary Bar
nett, west and north by T. C. Barnettf
being lot No, 3 in the division of the Man
gum Carver land, containing 24 acres, more
or less. Done at the request of Young and
Christina Winstead on the 17th day of Oct.,
1912. For further particulars plat and sur
vey call at office of T. C. Brooks, -This
Oct. 17th, 1912.
F.O.CARVER,
Trustee for T. C. Brooks,
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