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Administrator* Notice.
Having qualified as Administrator
of the estate of Mo?es_ Winstead, Sr.,
deceased, late of Person County, N.
C.t this is to notify all persons having
claims against said estate to exhibit
them to the undersigned on or
before the 19th day of Nov., 1925, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please make
immediate payment.
W. B. Crisp,
Administrator.
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NOTICE SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY
Under and. by virtue of the authority
conferred tfpovn me by a certain
deed of trust executed by A. J.
Dixon on the 9th day of Arpil 1923,
and duly reco'rde<f"in Registers office
of Person County in Book No. 5 at
page 36, default having been made
in the payment ofthe notes secured
by said deed of trust, I will on
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 31st, 1921.
beginning at I P. M. at the Home of
A. J. Dixon in Flat River Township,
Person County ,N. C., sell to the highest
bidder for cash, the following
"personal property to wit:
7 head of cattle.
** horses. ? |
- mules.
I wheat thresher, one corn husker,
sme corn cutter, one Fordson Thaclor,
one other tractor, lot of harming
tools, machinery, etc.
Sale made at request of Mr. Dixon.
Thir November 24th, 1924.
N, Lunsford, trustee.
DAYS OF DIZZINESS.
Come to Hundreds of Roxboro
People. V
There are days of dizziness;
Spells of headache, languor, backache;
,
Sometimes rheumatic pains;
Often urinary disorders.
Doan'a Pills' are especially for kidney"
ills. 'a
Endorsed in Roxboro by grateful
friends and [neighbors.
E. M. Green, Roxboro, says: "My
oack gave me trouble and when 1
turned in bed, it hurt so badly 1
hardly got any rest. Mornings
my back waR sore and stiff and I
couldn't even bear to put my shoes
an. Sharp twinges shot, through my
kidneys and I had' spells of dizziness,
When X stooped and spots flashed
before my eyes. My! kidneys acted
free and when I heard about
Dean's Pills it purchased some at the
Davis' Drug Co. Doan's -soon got
to the seat of the trouble and I felt
. like a dfferent person."
SOcts. at all dealers. Foster-Milkurn
Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N, Y.
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. T.aiun 9iir
Under and by virtue of the pow'
v?r vested in me in a deed of truat
-sjecmtrd by H. Gibbons Brooks and
-wife Carrie and I. R. Harris to J J.
Brooba on the 22nd day of Dee. 1919
- daly registered in Person Co. in
hook >17 at page 157, and by respiest
of the parties interested*, I
will, on the -First Monday in Jan.
1926, sell at public auction for cash
in front of the Court house door
in Roxboro, that certain tract of
htnd lying in Woodsdale township.
Person County, bounded on the
blast by R. H. Bailey, South by Robt.
I Carter, West by Est. of J, A. Long,
ond on the South by Earl Mitchell
and E. W. Brooks: Containing 112
acres more or less, known as the
VaUghan tract, and puurchased
r from> R. A. Wulkor and wife.
} . ? T. C. Brooks, Trustee.
| This Oct. 29th, 1924.
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LAND SALF,
By virtue of the power vested in
ree deeds in trust, rep
ietered in Pel-son County in bk. 2
p6ge& 262 and 502# and bk. 3 page
113, executed to me by William Humphries
and wife, Jennie, defaul*
fcavinjr been made at the request
of William, I will, on the "
of January, 1925,
sill at public, auction for cash ir
iront of the" court house door in
w at 11! o'clock, that certain
I, " tract of land lying in AllensTille
| township, N. C., adjoining the lands
|. of Ed White, W. S. Wilson, estate
rf W. T. Slaughter, estate of D. Q#
Whlker, J, O. Perkins, A. C. Gravtttr,
Z. T. and Willie Gentry, and
J perhaps others; containing 75 acres
K asore or less.
x This 1st day of Dec., 1924
T. C. Brooks, Trustee
BXBCUTOR'S NOTICE.
The undersigned having qualified
an November 28th, 1924, as Executor
I- of the last will and testament of 2.
H SB. Gentry, deceased, late of Perso'
County, this ia to notify all person r
balding elairon against said estate
to ftureektat them to the undentigtir
a eg or" before "December 81E or thi
notice will bo pleaded" in bar of tbef
rosevary.
All poisons indebted to said aitat
M ' ihV '
G. W .Gentry/
NOTICE I
We, the undersigned Executors un- j
der the win of Martha Peace, deem- f
sed, late of Person County, N. C., j,
hereby notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said de- ti
ceased to exhibit them to the under- d
igned on or before the Bth day Of
December, 1925, or this notice will u
be pleaded ^n bar of their recovery. h
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate payment. f
Claude Trotter,
Roger Peace, 8
Executors.
T. C. Brooks, Att. p
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NOTICE SALE OF LOT. 5.
Under and by virtue-, of the authority
.conferred upon me by a certain
deed oftrust executed by Lucius
Donowu
SAY "BAYER" when
proved safe by millions and p
Colds Headache Nei
Pain Toothache Nei
AnMi la tbe trad* mart at Qmc Mtanfactt
Sold by Newton?W
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in Courier's
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Address
No coupons wi
| H from one Candida
ter being receive
flN the campaign m<
sa=s&a5^j^j2^22?2??2I2
(arris ami wife on tU 18th day ol
larch 1922, and doty recorded in
tegistew eff.ee hi Person County
j book 5 it pa?tf 3'J, default havsg
been mode in1 the payment of
be indebtedness WCured by said
eed of trust, I will o#
MONDAY, DEC. 22. 1924
t 12 o'clock M. in front of the court
ouke door in Roxboro, C., sell
? the highest bidder for caah the
allowing lands to wit:'
Lot No. 16 of Blackwell Heights,
smcfronting 92 feet on Blackwell
trcet and being 171 feet deep. See
lot recorded in Registors office of
erson County inbook No. 20 at page
24, '
This Nov. 19th. 1924.
W. ]F. Long, Trustee.
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rescribed by physicians for
iralgia Lumbago
iritis Rheumatism
:ept only ' Bayer" package
icb contains proven directions.
idy* "Haysr" bore* ot 12 tabMa
> bottles of at and ) 00?Druggists,
in of MwwntlnrtilnM <rt viloUcadS
! RED BAND
?. NEWYORKUSA i?-?w?a. ,
ilkeraon Drug Co.
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PON^HfcBte
n Good For
: VOTES
Circulation v I
>aign I
ill be transferred
,te to another af1
at the office of
mag^r. i
m. -Dec. 23rd
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IER, DECEMBER 17th, 1924.
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Schedule Effective July 6, 192C
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7:06 *6:10 1v. Durham ar. *1 :36 *8:30
a. m- p. m. a. m. p. m
8:16 6:20 lv. Roxboro ar. 12:19 7:11
8:45 6:60 lv. Denniaton nr. 11:60 6:6C
9:06 7:13 lv. S. Boston ar. 11:80 6-.8C
9:19 7:27 lv. Halifax ar. 11:17 6:1!
11:40|9:46 ar. Lynchg. lv. 9:05 4:0C
* Above trains daily.
Connections at Lynchburg for Wash
ington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and
Now York.
Parlor and sleeping cars dining
cars. The best route to the tvegt and
northwest. Rates . and information
upon application to agent, or
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, Roanoke. Va
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"For about twenty years,"
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citizen of Newburg,
Ky., "one of our family remedies
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One day I said to the doctor,
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She Was nauseated and
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