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Home Fjrsjroal
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VOL. XXXIII
lOhlLliSSIOilEBS III SESSiOt)
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Ji Niimber;i7
is the Day
In the beginning of each season there is usually
some day mid season that is looked forward to as
a time to have ready your glad togs, this time it is
EASTER.
A new Dress, a new Suit, a new Hat means
more on this one day than on any other one day in
the season. Are you read'? If you are not it
will not be our fault. We are receiving daily new
and snappy things in Ready-To-Wear and we ire
ready for you at all times.
Ready-to-Wear Dresses from $1.00 to 25.00
Goat Suits 44 10.00 to 30.00
Sport Coats 6t 6.50 to 15.00
You will always find here the most up-to-date
goods and merchandise of quality.
MORTON & SATTERFIELDS
New Stores in Post Office Building
REVIVAL AT THE
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Rev. Mr. Davis Doing
Preaching Large And ; AK,or Flat River Township.
Session Monday-
Tax Assessors ; Appointed
tentive Crowds Twice Dai
the
The revival services at
Methodist Church, which begart
last w eanesaay evening, nas oee
meeting with much success. Them
are services twice daily, at
and 7:30 p. m. At each service-
there are large crowds, in fact th
building would not accommodate
the neo Die on Sunday nierht. lii
Rev. Mr. Davis is a profou
thinker, an earnest worker antf
the town will be much the richfeiv
spiritually for his coming. ; g
The interest is growing daily?,'
and the meeting will continue "fdjP
several days.
a; County Commissioners met
Ifirtheir regular monthly meeting
Mojiday morning promptly at
10:30 o'clock with all members
l present.
$'The.-boarjJ was in session most
of the day transacting business
for the county. .
; The following tax assessors were
appointed for the different ( town-
Screen Doors, Screen
Windows and screen wire
If you dfn't want flies
now is
the
time
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jOLiiimg j noes, vjraruen
if
Rakes, j Cultivators and
Rubber Hose all at the
old price.
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Come to see us.
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Lonkq Bradsher
(& Company,
Second Fire Within A Week:
Yesterday evening at five oVi
clock the fire alarm was sounded,
and the stables of Mr. A. If.
Clayton were found to be on fire
The blaze was rushiiur throuar
the top and it looked as if it would
be sure to burn. However the fre
laddies were soon on the scene
and with heroic efforts stopped
the blaze before great damage
was done to the building. Every-"
thing was removed from the sta
bles, including horses, buggies
and carriages. 3 j.
Just as the bell was oundjng
the alarm for this fire. anoer
blaze was discovered inith Hj?co
Wreho use, which . - was ; itm:
ffdiiihed withoutualyijR9tiJi
HaTmaSe'But Jittle 1 Headway ffl
a short while another fire was dis
covered in the Pioneer Warehouse
but was also soon put out. After
the fire at the stables another lit
tle blaze was discovered at the
H.vco Warehouse, in another
place from the first one, but it al
so caused little trouble. These
four fires coming so close togeth
er gave the ctiizens a very uneasy
feeling, for it looked as if some
one was trying to burn the town.
However, nothing has been dis
covered to show that the fires
were other than accidents of the
usual kind probably started
from some one smoking, dropping
a match or cigarette.
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Pushy Fork U. D, Harris, Cun
ingham L, B. Scott, Flat River
t&f A. Hamlin, Hollo ways J. B.
Barnett, Mt. Tirzah J. W. Noell,
Olive Hill E. D. Morton, Roxboro
MS. Walker, Woodsdaie R H.
Bailey, High School, Abner Gen-
Koxboro
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KILN
KILN DRIED, building materi
al of quality, at the right prices
A complete stock of
DRIED flowing, ceiling,bpxiiig
windows, doors, mouldiris
jgles and briek.
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Urn
JBuy Building Material of Quality
arid Bank the Cost of Repairs;
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oxboro
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IUpon presentation of the requir
ed number of names, and upon the
recommendation of the Board of
Education the commissioners or-1
dered an election called for Flat '
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River Township for the purpose 1
bf voting upon the issuance of i
bonds for a High School for that ,
township. The election was called
for May 16th 1910.
Mr. Spencer To Move
In New Building.
Mr. 9 A. opencer's handsome
new building is nearing 'comple-
jion, ana jar, opencer intenas to
moveJiis undertaking and other J
ently arranged,' tht first floofVill
be occupied by the repair depart
ment, and on the second will be
the display of buggies, caskets,
etc.
Mr. Spencer always carries a
good line in his different depart
ments and when he moves in his
new building, he expects to have
even a better stock to select from.
BASE j BALL GOODS
We have a good line of Base Ball
Goods on hand-Come to see us for
your Base Ball Goods-We have a Big
Lot of Screen Doors and Screen Wire
on hand-Screen your house and don't
be worried with the flies. We carry a
full line of Hardware at all times.
Come to ten you want hard-
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"Hardware for The Home and Farm"
Farmersf Hardware Company
Mayor's Residence Burned.
On last Friday evening the fire
'bell was sounded and it was
learned that the residence of our
Mayor, M. O'Briant, was on
fire. The fire Company quickly
responded and after heroic work
managed to extinguish the blaze,
not however, before considera
ble damage was done x to the
building and much of the furni
ture. His loss will probably
reach $1,500, with about $1,000
of insurance
At the time of the fire Mrs.
O'Briant was ill, having just had
an operation for her tonsils. Of
course the fright from the fire
was great, but we are glad to
know that she suffered no se
rious relapse.
Death of Mr. James A. Carver.
.. On yesterday morning at 11:30
Mr. James A. Carver died. He
had had only been ill for a few
day, dieing from pneumonia.
Mr. Carver was pobably one of
the best known and most popular
men in the County. He had been
a citizen of Roxboro for many
years and was mucih in public life.
He was postmaster here for six
teen years without interruption.
Then later was treasurer of the
County, and then for a term or
two years was sheriff. He was a
faithful member of the Primitive
Baptist Church. He leaves a
widow and one son, Mr. F. O.
. Carre r.
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.lUuicuii vx oaiwciiiciu win save
you money on Dress Goods.
A CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my most sin
cere thanks to all my fiiends in i
Roxboro, who so cheerfully and
willingly helped me win the'' Ford
Car in the recent Durham Sun
subscripaion contest, and again
thank each and every one who
helped me to be one of the win
ners. Very sincerely,
Mrs. E. Lloyd Tilley,
Durham, N. C.
Pe r f e c t i 0 n
The
shadow of
exaggeration is
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the appellation "Per- r
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fectionJ,; is , applied tb !
the product ; r at least s-k
So when' we tell you
of HIGH ART
CLOTHES, we will
say what . is our sincere
conviction that they
are as near perfect as
modern manufactur
ing methods, alert
designing and fair-play
business policy can
make them.
Young -men will find a
host of good-looking models
to select from and their
seniors will be sure to find their
suit made in a model in con
formity with their dignity and
correct in every detail. Their
price is moderate when their
value is considered.
MADE BY STROtfSE & BROTHERS, BALTIMORE, MD.
HARRIS & BURNS
"Roxboro's Best Store"
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