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Noell Bros., Proprietors
$1.0Q Per Year in Advance
VOL. XXXIII
ROXBORO, NORTH CAROLINA, Wednesday Evening February 9, 1916
Number 6
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, Home lirst Abroad JNext : !
It Is Gheap Enough.
, Numbers p people are taking
advantage of our BIG BARGAIN
SALE now going on and on all
sides they remark, "It is cheap enough".
IN DRESS GOODS, WE HAVE
Boys and Mens Suits at prices
heretofore unheard of.
Our whole Jine of high class
Shoes at rock bottom prices. In
fact we can save you money on
all sides. Make us prove it. "Sav
ing money is easier than making
money." TRY US.
ANYTHING
MORTON & SATTERFIELDS
New Stores in Pot Office Building
THE7 LATE HOltlil 1 FflllSHEE.
E Ml S
A camel can go 8 days
buf wHtf wants to
camel? .
I... 5K
I IN SESSIOMilDlfe i
Has hewn a reputa
tion as being the Best
drink in the world.
The name ''COCA-COLA" is graven in
bold relief on the heights of the soft drink-
fame, as being the best drink in the world. It has a flavor
which makes it distinctively individual. r
COCA-COLA that we bottle can be identified by our
name on the crown. Get the genuine and refuse substitutes.
Roxboro Bottling Works
We have a Sanitary plant, open at all times
for your inspection.
T
lie
Final
Bays!
Of Our Great Cash Sale
Will Be the lesf i
i
all members present. ,; ; '-
The regular routine of business
was taken up and passed upon,
there being no special business to
come before the board.
It was decided by the board to
have the Roxboro Township line
surveyed. This is to be done in
order to let the people who livs
close to the line, find out defini
tely in which township they in
habit, in order that the proper
taxes may be paid, there being a
difference in taxes in Roxboro
township and other. Mr. A. F.
Brown was authorized to do the
surveying.
The regular road meeting will
be held on the third Monday,
February, 17th.
This meeting was an usually
short one, the board being in
session less than two hours.
SESSION THIS WEEK
lar.v term of court
meeting Monday morning ''Wt jday morningr af lO o'efock witti
Lon
radsher & Co.
We have a good stock
of Oliver Chilled, Bay
Dixie and Farmer's
Friend Plows and cat
nigs.
This class of goods, the
chances are will advance
and we believe it will be
good business and will
pay the farmers to lay in
their supply immediate
ly at the old jprice.
NTION
REPUBLICAN CONVE
By order of the Republican
Executive Committee, the Repub
lican County Convention is here
by called to meet in Roxboro on
Saturday, February 26th, 1 )16
for the purpose of naming dele
gates to the State Convention
and District Conventions.
The voters of the various town
ships will maet at their, respec
tive voting precincts on Saturday
February 19th, 1916, for the pur
pose oi naming delegates to the
County Convention.
This Feb. 5th, 1916.
pd. J. T. Woody, Chairman
Judge W. A. Devin of Oxford.
presiding, and Solicitor Sam Gat
tis prosecuting.
Judge Devin's charge to the
grand jury was one of the best
heard in this county in sometime.
The criminal docket will prob
ably be completed some time to
day. The civil docket will take
up the remainder of the week.
A full account of all cases will
be published in next week's issue.
IT PAYS TO TRADE AT HOME
That dollar which you sent to
Durham, Richmond or elsewhere
for printing, when do you expect
to se it again? Had you given
your order to The Courier the
chances are that you or some of
your allied interests would have
had it in your drawer before
night. Send us your next order
and ou will ,get just as good
work and we will appreciate it just
as much as the next one.
Loh& 4 Bradsher & Co.
UNION REVIVAL NEEDED
I want tp meet with all the
ministers and interested laymen
the several churches of Roxboro,
and country around to consider
the matter of holding a great
Union Revival some time this
year. We want to hear, from
you, and lets come to some agree
ment on this great questisn oiU
i saving souis. t or tnis purpose i
shall be delighted, to have you
meet with us in the Methodist
church 7 p. m. .Wednesday Feb.
16th. We are going,-to discuss
this qilestipii at that time come.;
. .; r lO. W. Dowd; '
CHICKENS AND EGGS
The following merchants are
perhaps the largest chicken ar.d
egg buyers in the county. Sell
to the nearest one to you, top
market price guaranteed at all
times. We are your friends, give
us your business. Our-price to
day 8c cash or 10c per pound in
trade for hens, same on large
chickens. 15c pound for very
small chickens. 25c for old
roosters. Top market on eggs.
A. H. GentryrL. K. Buchanan,
Street & Gentry, J. W. Clayton,
W. A. Woody, . J. S. Woody, Jno.
Q. Yarbrough, Carver & Fox,
Garrett Bros., L. H. Chandler,
Duell Mangum.
Only a few more days are J,
left of the most successful soeci-i
al sale ever held in Roxboro. c?
This sale has far exceeded our
anticipations and we are delight
ed with th results. Still we are
anxious and determined to make
the last days the best of the sale.
To do this we know that wehave;
to make an extra effort and give
extra bargains. We still hav a
Dig siuck aim in it are una vi ine ;
the very best 01 merchandise
move Before the sale closes. The !
; Jollowirig list qf a eW articles on:(
been made will convince you j
tliat they must go. tk
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Mahogany and Oak center tables worth
$11 go at $6.98 t
Oak library tables worth $16.50 reduced
to$10J8. W
$20 Birdseye Dresser for $14.Z5.
$25 Drugget 9x12 ft. for $15.98.
$8.50 Wikon Velvet ru for $4.98. 7,
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$2.C0 Axminister rugs for $1.48. ;
$7.50 Silk Sweaters for $3.98. .r
$8.50 to $11 Dresses for $4.98. ,:
Goat Suits worth ud to $22.50 for '$9.98. I
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U.oat ouits worth up to $15 lor o.y. y
Coats and other Ladies1 ready-to-wear
priced equally as low. ' v ;
The $200 Cash Prize ?
DEATH OF MRS. ROYSTER. r
Mrs. C. G. Royster, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Andrews,
dietl'at the home of her hqsband
at Bullocks on last Monday? even
ing and was buried there on Tues
day evening. Mrs. Royster was
raised here and was a very popu
lar young lady, being of a genu
inely happy disposition and many
lovable- ways. Mr. an& Mrs. An
drews were with her at the. time of
WILL BE DRAWN FOR MONDAY, v,
FEBRUARY 14th, AT 3 OICLOCK. V
- The lucky number will be advertised in A
next weeKS courier, ce nere wnn your
tickets and get the money if you hold the
lucky number. If the holder of the tick- - s
et drawn does not produce the ticket by J
April 1st, we will have a second drawing. c
So do not throw your tickets away but' j
hbld them until you know some one has 1
gotten the money. No tickets will be.
given out atter Saturday the 12th, but as !
we expect a large crowd here Monday, ,
will continue the sale prices for that day i
aitd give you a final opportunity to .buy (
what you wish at these remarkably : low
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