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VOL .XXX
ROXBORO, NORTH CAROLINA. Wldnesday Evening, -November 26 1913.
No. 48
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Announcement Party.
Misses Amelia Noell and Mary
Good in were hostess to quite a
delightful two course lu icuecn
Sa'urda.v afternoon fru ti 2:30 to
4:30 o'clock.
The affair was in ho mr , ne
of December's' brides. Mi. r,,v
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r ,r inks A f fur j iiw.i.. . . .
- vCiy Ka n; or bound train for Virginia
oun me KuesLs were invited into I I
the dining oom. I c 7 1
The :able wa, hvdy in n ! SC,ety Event
and white. At each tie the! Wednesda" -ffernoon the Re-1
-u found awaitin- than theiSCa"Ch CIllb nl(M w-h Mrs. A. S. j
Married Monday.
. On Monday Mr. Howard C.
Cannaday was married to Miss
Naoma Blanks, both of ha!iax
County, Va. The cerenipnv was
performed by Rev. D. F. Putnam
at the Hoiel Jones. The couple
left Monday night on the north ' A nrf Vim- onnm'ol ao Mmr Q
P. M. Win a $300'Fi4o"Or a Victor
laiKing macmne, or .watcn. rig
$8 In Gold Won
Burton.
entered. No Roxboro City School Death of Miss Mamie Johnson.
U eligible. The name of the ; tu i-n c
teacher stands for her school. I JfTtl f
BETHEL HILL TWP ' 0 SS aymie Jobn-
Miss Ellen Cbxe, Bethel " f a former resident of Rox
Hill H4h School 7,250 boro- The family has the sym
BUSHY FORK. TWP. '. Patny of the community.
Miss Bessie Raynes. No 1, 4,250; Mis3 Mayme Johnson who has
Miss Nettie Harris, No. -2,' 15,100 been critically ill for the past nine
Miss Bessie Jeffreys No 3 54,975 days, passed away at 1:20 Satur- '
us j o ne wiKerPon.- Kusnv
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(39,800 three yers ghe hadxsufTered
from tuberculosis about three
Fork Hih bchooi
CuNINGHAM, TWP.
surprise of the arte t noon, a wal
nut wnich upon bein opened,
was found to cnniii a
i-oper u-ith live ro;iu -n-j:
p of
I1, Co .,!U -
Mr. Henrv (jste
1013.
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Lyceum EatsriaHm'.it.
idiv evc:ii::. :) v fh
th- second nurnhm- o, t!ic Ly
ceu::i ourse vvili tv. --iven at lhe
.AujiionuiM bv lrn'r-ridff-3
rh) ers. T.;is ;:."tipa iy c impos
ed of three voari.v jj Ji-s ;4!id one
geiitlcniiin, reu .ers a proMin of
unusual cnten un-ioi.ity consisting
ofreadin.es, music and dramatic
ne'ionnances. Inspe:t the cireu
lars for a cox.pht- re :)ev Loire of
their work. Tickets on sale 'at
the Thomas Dtuj Company
on Thursday and Fndiy, Dec.
4th and 5th.
Hon W. A. Warren Averaged
$44.
Hon. W. A Warren of Gordon-
ton sola a loau or tooacco at tne
aeviaujin.Lv m Lor v landsome
home on Main Street. As tlie roll
was called the members respond
ed with quotations concerning In
dian ife in Sou-ii Atnerica. An
m;ei'esiin prom vras carried
our, direciej by Mrs. Z.- V. G.vy
n, : r:er winch a te:iipnn;; c.vo .
coursf i.inch v:.. s. rvii.
ommissions to a i non rnze vvm-!.iiisF.nnaWi!n!,m;,;n" r9VT years-and d0rin ihe past year
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Boost Yoi-r
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50000 Bomis votes and
Standing--.Get Busy--DG
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leather
on. iii ;U)1C. hii cloi t)f t
tnade by hiais-.r. v. .i!
ston 6c W instead for s250. He
deposi;-'.d lijis money with the
Peoples Bank and says he is go
i2:4 .0 ave it to o to college wiih.
I . Auction Sale a Success.
The big auction sale of io. n
dots and smalt farms held here
I last Monday by the Hill Realty -'Auction
Co., was a rceu success;
, every lot owned by the company
was sold and a good price paid
for same. Mr. A. Lipshitz, of
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Win 86.00 in Gold. Saturll-Bec. &ih I
There was $b is casli given aivyTnesda:. Nov.
25th, same bsin r.Von by Miss Lizii$ Burton' "of Rcx
boro. ' -.; :
On Saturcay, Dec. 6th r.t2 P. M; will bfc-given $5 5n
Gold to the candidate fretlin THE MOST CASH SULs
SCRIPTICN BUSINESS since TueyNov. 25th, at 2
P. M up to 2 P. M Saturday Dec r6th, WIN IT!?
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Hyc.o and averaged 541.00. Carry Roxboro was largely interested
your tobacco to Tobe Pass at the in this sale, and did much towards
Hyco and you will be treated just the success of the underlaying,
and well.
THE COURIER'S PIANO CONTEST
VOTING AND NOMINATING COUPON
1000 VOTES
NAME. . . .
P. O. Address., : .
Phone, if any
First coupon counts 1000 votes for candidate named thereon.
After a name is placed in nomination, each coupon
good for 25 votes Void afttr Dec. 2nd.
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CO vUNU 10 ! Hi: V KUN ! . . c: . ubs:rip ios lor Tha Courier
Th- $3 in 5;oki 'jiv.n away last
Tuesday was won by Miss Lizzie
Morion who is surely making
siiiu.' race for the Piano The
Courier is giving d'Mv.
YOU want to try and WIN the
next $.") sjecial cash r,ri- The
Courier MEANS BUSINESS,
and has already given away $15,
and YOU who want some Christ
m as; s pendi n s iORHr a4iigh
Grade $300 Piano, a $75 or $40
Viccrola, or a $25 or $10 Gold
Watch WANT TO GET BUSY
Subscriptions are EASY TO
GET. and you can lAKE THE
LE'AO at this stage of the contest
if you try.
NO LOSERS.
Remember, there are NO LOS-j
ha a it v:i;u;d b3 to do the same
o k loi'f any magazlns or out
i .e publication, The Courier oT
:e ErpRYBODY PAY lhat
3 Ai? ia' its contest. LET
S HEj1 FROM YOU.
Th subssripcioj rate of THE
:) RlBlis $1 a year, and
OiVSj ARE ISSjEB AS- FOL-
Miss Annie Farley lNo 4, 17,125 ' ner condihon has been more or
FLAT RIVER, TWP. less serious. A few months ago
Miss Blanche Gooche, she was a great deal better , and
No. 3, 14.375 her friends had hopes of her re-
HL' RULE-MILLS, 'TWP. covery. Nine days ago Miss
A-iss Burntee Hurley 37,775 Johnson underwent an operation
HOLLOW7" AYS, TWTP in tne npes of getting well. She
Miss Ruih Gentry No. 3 -34 25D under the operation very
Miss Sr.die Barrerc No 4 lViO 5uccess,fully andor a time it
Ttrzh twp ' Reined that she would et well.
r' KZaH' tr Yesterday morning however, she
Mis? xr2z;e iesde No 1, 17, i 50 began to sink rapidly, and died at
Mrs. i h .,:oore,No 4, 12,150 the early nour this morinc. ."
OLIVE HILL, TWP. The death of this young woman
V iss Inez Cheek ' ' 17,950 'iS one ?f tile saddest that has oc-
Mrs Bettie Brooks, No. 3 15 000 curreGm the city m some time.
ROXBORO, TWrP.
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She was a native of Person Ooun-
M.ss Nan.ae Grecri N;. ? 2 , 500 for a number of years, and had
M,ss (trace Newton No- M'950 made scores of friends since com.
in? here. She possessed a sunny
BANK OF ROXBORO, disposition and a fine nature that
CAPITAL $25,000.00 made hen popular with all people
Undivided Profits $13,500.00 with whum she was thrown in
Resources a quarter of one mil- contact. Miss Johnson was 25
lion dollars. years old.
O.i payment of 1.50 5,600 votes.
0.i payment of 2.00 8,000 votes.
payment o: 3.03 12,000 votes
O.i payment of 4.00 16,000 votes
O: payment of 5.30 20,000 votes
0 i pjyinent of 6.00 25,000 votes
O.i payment o: 7.00 30,000 votes
O ; piym;nt of 8.03 35,000 votes
;i payment of 9.00 40,000 votes
.--Piyaien: or 0.:0 50,000 votes
At re si all communications to,
THl CONTEST MANAGER,
DRAWER "D
ROXBORO, N. C.
ERS in The Courier Oontot.
YOU win a prize,, or i?et a cabh
commission.
MAKE 50,000 BONUS COUNT.
With each club of $25 turned
in from Tuesday Nov. 25, at 2 P.
M. until Tuesday Dec 2nd at 2
P. M. will be given 50,000 bonus
votes. Look over your standing-
see where 50,000 votes would ( ntes nominated in The Courier's
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boost YOU to and then go out
and get at least $25 in cash sub
scriptions and send the business
in by 2 P. M. next Tuesday. If
you sed in $50 you get 1 00,000
bonus votes, etc.
WILL DROP "LOAFERS'?
O.i Dec 6th every candidate
not reported during - this period
will be DROPPED from ihis race.
We offer you a $300 piano be a
hustler and win.
HOW TO WIN.
1 a no C ontest. All were given
, ,0J votes ehch to start with.
CEDAR GROVE
Miss Ruih Wjdls, 11.150
Miss Mary McDjde 1 5.100
Miss Jessie Compton 1 7.450
Miss Vesta Vaughrn 9, 1 50
DENNISTON, VA,
Mrs, J. D. Duff, 2,500
HURDLE MILLS
Mrs. TuggleO'Briant 39,475
Miss Nannie Lou Malone 4,250
Miss Fannie ttell Hawkins 31,250
Miss Annie Ray O'Briant 12,250
Miss Amelia Coleman, 11,150.
Mss Mildred Wilborn 17,225
LEASBURG
Miss Emma Newman 17,150
Miss Bessie Thompson 20 325
&ORIAH.
Miss Lillie Page 24,150
Miss Rossie Dorman 48,775
ROXBORO
Miss Bessie Winstead
Miss Maggie Day
Miss Lizzie Burton
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miss neien uover
A TABLE SET WITH BRIGHT. DAINTY NEW CHINA IS
THE PRIDE OF THE GOOD HOUSEWIFE. O
THREE TIMES A DAY YOU GO TO THE TABLE. SO o
LET YOUR CHINA WARE BE INVITING. FOOD TASTES $
BETTER WHEN SERVED FROM BEAUTIFUL CHINA
WAIFOU DON'T THINK CURS IS PRETTY, COME SEE- g
jLong, Bradsher & Co.
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Any ianjiiate that thinks she
can ait at home and win the pi
ano Victor Talking Machine, or
watjh, has another think a
loming. It will taket active work
and what The Courier experts
is for the candidates to secure
new subscr ptions, renewals, and,
..olest any old accounts. The
lorier wil furnish any candi
date with the names of present
subscribers in any section, and
give the candidate the dates to
h ch these subscribers are now
paid, every subs:riber that pays
$1 will give you-3600 votes; $2 I Mrs E. P. Dunlap
1 1. i ,es 8,000 votes etc. The candi-
dct3 having the. HIGHEST VOTE j
i 1 gat the Piano at the end of
ihe contest. The one with the
le ond highest vote the $75 Vic-
o ; Talking Machine. The third
h'ghest the $40 Victor Talking
Machine. The one - with the
fourth h'ghest vote the $25 El
gin Gold Wat2h. The iifth hi?h
eit the $10 Elgin Gold Watch.
The contest is no thing more or
less than A SUBSCRIPTION
.CAMPAIGN.
MAKING A NICE SHOWING.
Many of the candidates have
ii-e increased in their votes.
ANY CAN HAVE with a little
work. If YOLF want a piano.
NO.v IS THE CHANCE OF A
LIFE TIME and if you want
CHRISTMAS' SPENDING MQNEY
iln commi-siDns are BIGr and
Be RE and EASY TO GET in this
contest, for it is far easier to
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General Insurance, Rentals and Bonds.
Office, over Garrett, Stanfield Company.
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43.775
79,775
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RJ F. D. NO. 1.
Miss Katye Sue Russell 3 1 .175
Mrs. J. C. Wrenn 85,875
R. F. D. NO. 2.
Mrs. Wm Wrenn 25.850
Mrs. J. E. Daniel, 11,125
Mr3. J. E. Montague, 14,475.
R. F. D. NO. 3.
Miss Myrtle Paylo 52,200
R.f F. D. NO. 4.
Miss Myrtle Pool
Miss Blanch Dvis
36,450
21,250
R. F. D. NO. 5.
42.250
29,125
31,175
27,150
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We Are Thankful
Thankful to the Almighty
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'hat our lots are cast in this srreat
country; in this grand old state; in this
good county. For the bountiful crops
and splendid returns they are bringing
to our citizens and for all the peace and
prosperity which we are enjoying.
We are also thankful to You,
our good friends and loyal customers.
For the liberal patronage that you have
given us; for the confidence which you
have bestowed upon us; for every consid
eration shown us and every favor done.
We are thankful to you all and
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We are always pleased to serve
you.
rlarri:s& Bur ins.
Miss Libbie $a(terfieL
Miss A Hie Garrnu,
VIRGILINA, VA.
Miss Bertha Whi.hcld
Miss.Voni Jones..
WlDODSDALE
Mrs. L. C. Pixley' . 25,875
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