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Dr. S. Rapport
|| OF DURHAM. If. C. ||
|| WIJX BE AT ll'
II ROXBORO, AT THE HOTEL ||
|| EVERY Nl
|| FIRST WEDNESDAY ||
H in each month to examine eyaa R
H and fit glasses. Glasses fitted ||
|| tkat are easy and raaCnl td H
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U II Visit will be WEDNESDAY ||
|| NOVEMBER 1st. 1922. ]!
* DR. H. F? SATTERFIELD * *.
? DENTALSURGEAN *
Roxboro, N. C. * *
* Office over G. W. Thomas
Store. *
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ROXRORO. N. C.
? DR. G. C. VICKERS " *
Dentist v
Office in Newel! building *
1* on North Main street. *
next door to Roxboro
Grocery Company.
ROXRORO. N. C.
? N. LITNSFORD
Attorney-at-law *
y ? Office over Garrett's Store
ROXRORO. N. C.
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? e n Anvrai' a
* Attorney and CouneeUor at
? Law
' Office over Bank of Roxboro
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* DR E. J. TUCKER '
a - Dentist
* Office in Hotel Jones over *
* Dr. R. J. league's office
* DR. 1. H. HUGHES
??-?. .. Dentist _ *.
Office in Hotel Jones, next *
| . 9 door to Dr. Tucker's office. *
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.
? ROBERT P. BURNS
a Attorney at Law
a PEOPLES BANK BUILDING *
* Prompt and careful attention sivr> *
a en to all business. _ *
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a W. T. BUCHANAN
a SURVAYOR
a MILL CREEK. N C. Route 1. *
Schedule Effective Apirl 30 1922
D. TH. A. n a. m n n>
*8:801*7:00 It. Durham ar. ll:00|9:ll
*7.09l.*8:13 lv. Roxboro U. 9:2347:54
*7:53|*8:45 lv. Dennwtosi ar. 8:45|7:19
*8:20|*9:05 lv. S. Boston ar. 8;18|6:5?
*?81*819'Tv. Halifax ar '8:02[6:43
: : *11:151*11:40 ar. Lynch*. It. 6:30|4:1?
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* Dally an4 x Dally &x. 8a.
CoBoactlons at Lynchburg with
Farter and alaepinc . cara d taint
cm. Tha boat ronta to tba
Traat and nortljweat. Rata* and intaraafini
upro application to agaat,
ft,- ~ *. C. SAUNDERS. '
, General Paaa t|?ot.
jij- ".1 Roanoke. Va
- _ BUBSORIBB -TO THE COllfctSET
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DEVIL
SALH OF LAND! *
Under end by virtue of a decree of i
the Superior Court of Perton County i
in that certain special proceeding en- i
titled "Sam Winstead and - others vs i
Rosa Vincent and husband", I aa !
commissioner therein appointed and <
directed will on i
NOVEMBER 6. 1922, c
*t 12 o'clock at the court house dooe c
in Rbzboro, North Caroline, sell tet<
tain tract or parcel of lend situated
H A great thing to ha Ve on ice at hoa
Your grocer delivers it by the ca
H Delicious and Refrei
Ml Boxboro, >
H OTtCIO UNDID < IICUIIWI UCIMI r*Oa?
Ford
L .
Fordson Oftei
In a. Day Thai
The Fordson* substitutes
The Fordson substitutes
legs of man and horse.
The Fordeon takes the
blood and puts it on stee
It allows the farmer's er
management, and not rr
him Hm> T?
There's a big story of a
phone or calL
GROWF.LL;
Roxborc
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THE ROXBORO COURIER
, -...By CWa Soghroe ...
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:he higHsst bidder (or cub that cer>n
the public read leading* from Sell
ora to Leesburg in Olive Hill Township,
Pereon County, North Carolina,
ind described aa follows: Containing
! seres more or less, being that pert
>f lot No. 1 which liea on the south
side of said road, same having been
onveyed by H. W. Winstead and
it Hers to the lata William Winstead,
ieceased.
F. O. Carver, Commissioner.
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i Does More
n Six Horses
( motors for muscles,
tractor wheels for the
' burden off flesh and
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iergy to tje devoted to
terely to operation. It
i ha producing costs.
avings made possible
xis tell you. wrw,
A.UTO CO. :",?
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NOTICE OF LAND SAL,1L/
Under and by virtue of a decree of
ae Superior Court of Person County
i that certain special proceeding entled
W. J. Winstead, Adm., and
thers va James Robert Sanford and
there, I as commissioner therein apointed,
will on
NOVEMBER 6. 1922,
t 12 o'clock M at the Court house
?r in Roxboro, North Carolina, sell:
> tHe highest bidder for cash that I
irtain tract or parcel of land sit-1
ited in Holloway Township, Person j
ounty. North Carolina, adjoining1
md of W. A. Tuck oh 'the north, I
ind of Mrs. Susie Neal on the east, |
md of J. J. Thaxton on the south j
nd land of W. N. Haskins on the |
est, containing 40 1-2 acres more
r less, being that land owned and
ccupied by the-late Alexander San>rd
prior to Ms death.
This October 3, 1922. - ;
~ F O Carver, Commissioner.
SALE OF LOT
Under and by virtue of that deed
of trust executed by Nelson Walters]
on Marcii 17lb li?20, duly recorded]
l Register of]_ Deed's Office, in book
, page 126, to'the'undersigned trust-1
e. default "having been madf tn the
ayment of the note secured thereby,
nd unon reaupufc of th? Vinldpr Ti
rill as trustee on
IONDAV OCTOBER 30th. 1922,_at
\e Court house doer in Roxboro a%
welve o'colck Moon.
Sell to tlJa highest bidder at public
uction for cash the following lot pr
a reel of land, to-wit:
Lying in Roxboro Township near
le corporate limits of the Town of
loxboro, bounded on the North by
le lands of S. G. Winstead (formerly
Irs. Sue Satterfield); on the East!
y the land3 of J. A. Long, (former^
Sarah Walker); on tHa South by J
ie Roxboro and Bushy Fork public^ad
and on the West by"" the lands
f Roxie Cunningham, containing one-1
aurth of an acre more or less, on j
rhich is located a cottage dwelling,
ee deed from J: J. Street to Nelson I
/alters, Book, No. 2, page 471, Regiter's
Office* of Person County.
This September 30th, 1922.
_ L. M, CARLTON.
IWe'ak
Bade li
Mr*. Mildred Pipkin, Of |B
R. P. D. 8, Columbia, Tenn., I
tav*: "Mv exoerience with HI
|S Cardui has covered a number ol SB
I years. Nineteen years ago-'.T'W'i
in I got down with weak back. I jj
I was run-down and so weak and- II
H nervous I had to stay In bed. |
| I read oi
GARDUIS
The Woman's Tonic jj
and sent for it I took only one H
bottle at that time, and It helped IS
me; seemed to strengthen and I
bulIB me right up. So that Is H
- hnw I flal^Jtnew of Cardui. |
Alter that,... when I began to 5 J
get weak and 'no account', I II
sent right fof Cartful. aadHt-^B
never tailed to help me/' -1
If you are weak and suffering II
tram womanly ail meats, Cardui I
may be Just what you need. Si
Take Cardui. It baa helped H
thousands, lad onght^to^tutip 5|
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FINE I'ARhL3 FOR SALE. 3 choica
farms well salted to crowing bright
tobacco, wheat, oata aad stock raisjinc.'No
rock, rallies or clay hilla bat
I nice smooth land, clay subsoil. Well
I ..k 1- -LI 1
?nwun cmrcnea ana .marset.?J.
G. uAVTON, Dunn. Ii. C.?
9-13, 3ta.
NOTICE SALE OP LAND FOR
DIVISION.
Under and by virtne oi the authority
eonfered upon ua by an order of
ttfc Superior Court of Peraon County,
i made in that special proceeding entitled.
J. A. Humphries, and N. Lunaford
next friend for the infant petitioners
Emily R. Humphries. W. M.
Humphries. C. C. Humphries, Frances
Rumphries and W. B. Humphries.' Exparte.
The undersigned. Contmlsrhjners
will on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6th
1S22, 12 o'clock, in front of tHr court
bourse door in Roxboro. N. C., sell
to the highest bidder for cash the
following described lands to wit;
That certain trdct of land in Mt.
Tirzah Township, Person County N.
C.. bounded on the North by tHe lands
of Jack Cothran and Joe Caah, on the
East by the lands of J. N. O'Briant
on the South by the landp of Henry
Mitchell and on the West by tHe
lands oof W. J. Bakes and Allen Peed.
Containing one hundbed and forty
seres more or less and known as the
Luther Humphries place.
Said land has been divided into d
tracts, and will be offtred in seperate
tracts and as a whole, the court
will be asked to confirm the sale making
the largest aggregate amount bid
for said land.
See map at office of N. Lunsford,
.o n P tt..?-i
v/, w. i^uHipnrcries.
TlJis September 29th, 1922.
,T. A. HUMPHRIES;
N. LUNSFORD
Com miss doners
FOR RENT, Several places, good
grain and tobacco land. If you can
not furnish your self for the year you
need not apply. Have corn at 15.50
per bbl.
J. R. GOOCH,
Timberlake, N. C.
WE HAVE a big lot of flour, meal,
red-dogi ship stuff, bran and cotton
seed meal on hand which we are going
to" make close prices on for the
Cash." Come in and see for yourself.
J. V. GARRETT & CO.
A close shave 1
I MENTHOIATUM 1
Vflanfartland healsj
BUGGIES AND ?URREYS
On account of the large number of
cars in use are lower, according to
costr of production, than ever before
and as soon as the stocks op hand"
are jjispo.aetL-of?will be considerably
higher?probably in the next 3 to8
months.
^?: *
Write for Special Prices for tlfe
next GO days. Parts such as tope,
wheels, shafts, and rubber tires also
st LOW PRICES.
T"P? f-fiuproH ?t,H TrimmingWork.
Also- cuts repainted at_ very
Reasonable Prices.
R. A HARRELL BUG(?Y rn
South Boston, Va ,
J J? YOU HAVE
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raa liva,"^s wfll las|
Tutt's Pills
I wtaty^KM. Tlav tsMttewaik
i I r^Ufh. ?>p?wi ??p TT*m
PAGE SEVEN
ille Has a 1917 Ehwagon
y i ? ~k
. ' " ~ i jJ/VWWl? " f- ??
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You can get back
x uui grip uu
I / - Health,
V' - R
I ?o__;
"You can just t?U the man or woman
who may think Tanlac dopa not
do good and lasting work that tlto
medicine set me right fire years ago
and that I have been in fine shapo
ever since," was the statement'made,
a few days ago, by John W. Groves,'
a well-kn^>wn merchant of Lowell,
N. C.
"Nervous indigestion had almost
completely wrecked, my health," said
Mr. Grovee. For a long time I could
not keep down anything I would eat.
Often wlf.le waiting on a customer
I would get so nervous I had to call
| some one else, and fially I got so
weak. I simply had to give up work
altogether. When I did get a little
light food to stay on my stomach it
I woyld cause gas, smothering sheila
and headache.
"I took seven bottles of Tanlac and _
gained fifteen pounds and have never
had any troubles since. My nerves
j are as steady as a cloA now and 1
| eat anything I want, and iny appetite
never fails me. In fact, I. never
feli better in your life than I do now
| and H's all because of the good Tanlac
did me five years ago."
i Tanlac is sold by all good drugi
gists, i.
i ? or
UODAS IN MT. TIRZAH
| TOWNSHIP
Mr. Editor:
| I saw in The Courier a very, interI
esting piece from AUensville towni
shin in reuards to their roads * and
I ' " * n
the number o* .miles they have of
improved roads. They have Mt. Tirzah
township skinned so far that we ne^er
Hope to catch them?they have
several miles already built ^and are !
building mere. Mt. Tirzah township
| has one half* mile of improved roads,
i that is all she has, and voted Twenty
Five Thousand Dollars for this town- -I
ship to build her roads, and have
J b?en paving thi s heavy road tax
I for several years, with no roads
, vet. Sc. men "what are we up against?
! With the condition of our roads, es- ? ~
I pecially in ^he winter, we can't hard- ?
ly get to Roxboro, and of course this
forces the farmers to carry their tobacce
to Oxford and Durham and also
takes lots of trade from Roxboro.
Men, we haven't a word to say against
our road Commissioners, for
they are certainly good business men
and no rcgus. Mr. M. R. Long is one
of thli best men of our County, but
we are just oply asking the question
as to why we are neglected? We^Mt
neglected We are free to admit for
| the last two years pur roads have
had more attention than ever
before, but we certainly do deserve
some improved roads in Mt. Tirzah
township, for there is not a township
in " thb County but what v has
seme improved roads, except Mt.
Tirzah. "
We know Mt. Tirzah township is
entitled to her Twenty Five Thousand
Dollars we vct.ed and "the Legislature
hasn't the power to change the
vote of the people. New, we are not
mad witW any one. We do not believe
in gathering around at some cross
roads and back-biting the people who
are in oince. we love our uounty.
We do believe Person County is. the
best county in the State of North
Carolina, and tye would think Mt. Tirrah
tc-wnship was the best township
in the County if we only Had good
roads in it so we could get In and
out.
J. T. NEWTON.
NOTICE
Having qualified as Administrate* of
the estate of J. Samuel Rirruner,
n( P.m. County this la '
to notify all persons having claims
lu ealiiUit llwill ID Lhe U'nilPIIlHIIWl
on or before the 14th day of October,
1928, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All persons
iindebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
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