THE SEMI-WEEKLY PUBLIC LEDGER;
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
GRANVILLE COUNTY.
ABOUT THE GOLDEN LEAF.
HARDWARE.
SCOTT5!
EMULS1Q!
CORES
CONSUMPTION
SCROFULA
BRONCHITIS
COUGHS
COLDS
Wasting Diseases
Wonderful Flash Producer.
Many havo gained one pound
pel day "by its use.
Scott's 'Emulsion is not a secret
remedy. It contains the stimulat
ing properties of the Hypoplios
2liites and pure Norwegian Cod
Liver Oil, the potency of both
being largely increased. It is used
by Physicians all over the world.
PALATABLE AS RfSILK.
Sold hf all Drttytjisi.
SCOTT &, COWNE, Chemists. M.Y.
SCVCN
SEVENTEEN
SEVENTY
To cure lliliousncss, Sick Headache, Consti
pation, Malaria, Liver Complaints, take
the safe and certain remedy,
HI!
1)1 4 !i if
COMBINED W IT ri (JllEAT
REKRAOTlNv J POWER.
THKY ARE AS TRANSl'A KENT AND COLOR
LESS AS LIOUT ITS h I.E. .
And for softness of endurance to 1 eyes cannot
be excelled, enabling the v.'i'.ui i to lead Tor hours
without fatigue. In fad, they are
Perfect Sight
PRESERVERS.
Testimonials from (ho Ifiuli ii.lt physicians in
tin I'liiled States, nvi-nmrs, senalors. legislators,
stockmen, men of note in all profession.; ami in
dillcreiit branches of trade, Iwm.i'i's, mechanics
etc., can he given who have had 1 iieir sight, iin
proved lv their use.
All Eyes Fitted,
AM) THE KIT iUA FiANTKED BY
G. HALL, Oxford, N. C.
These glasses are not supplied to peddler?
at any price.
A K. IIAWKKS.
WHOLESALE OEl'OTS: Atlanta, C h-okuia
Aiistin, Tex .s.
THE FARMERS' ALLIANCE AND
INTEREST PROTECTED,
ITS
THE OXFORD
lTse the K3I ALL Size (40 little Iieans to the
bottle). They auk the most convenient.
Suitable ix all Ages.
l'rloe of either size, 35c. per Hottle.
7-17-70 PANEL SIZE.
B & V fell M Miule for 4 cts. choppers or stxiups).
J F.SMITH &C0.Makersof-'15ILE BEANS,'' ST. LOUIS MO.
UQ MORE EYE-GLASSES
mm
WEAK
more msmmssr eyes
RHITCHELL'S
-"4
A Certain, Safe, and Effective Remedy for
SORE, WEAK, & INFLAMED EYES,
Producing Long-Sightedness, & Restor
ing the Sight of the Old.
Cures Tear Drops, Grannlatians, Stye
Tumors, Red Eyes, Matted Eye Lashes,
AXD PROl'tCIN'a Ql UK RELIEF AND FLK31ASEM CIRfi.
Also, equally t-nieacious when used in other
maladies, such as Ulcers. Ferer Sores,
TamarH, Suit Rheom, Barns, Piles, or
wherever infiammation exists, JUITC2MS1jZ&
inuy be used to advantage.
Sold b? all Irursists at iiii Cent.
firews
, i si
US'
REST. WEST, 51HQMEEST
Superior to all Sit'jsfilefes. for raising and
mak-ng ligHL nutritions, 'eilthy. ad digestible
Biscuits, Be'ad. Tea-Cake. Pies, Muffins, Waffles,
lohnnv-Cake. Corn-Bread. 3hort-Cakc. Pot-Pies,
Dumoli.iqs. Boiled Puddings, a:. J Buckwheat.
Quarter-Pound Cans. G Cen's. Sold 1) all
'Grocers and Country M re:;ants.
'' DREW MANUFACTURING CO.. EALTIMORc, MD
For Sale by Job Osborn, Manufacturer's
Agent, Oxford, N. C.
.CUKES
mat
I XffiiW HUP" ',A'
25ChS
For sale hy J. (. HALL, Oxp .rd, N. C
FROI DESPAIR TO JOY.
file Paltifnl Story of IjOV-ly I.ady,
and How She l''iiiully Si-cured Hup.
piness.
Mrs. Morton D. Harlan, residing at No. 55
West 25th Street, New York City, has passed
through a most wonderful experience. Mrs.
Harlan had a -happy home
and through her devotion to
hi-r liome duties over-taxed
v!v ";r si'L'"in. Mie nan ue
ypres.sed l'eeLng-s, entire lack
in life, and llnally
lit. lii'j'lit. Mini mnm.
daj'. Uion looking in the
glass she saw dark l ircles under her eyes and
loiind that she wits rowinr thinner antl losing
all interest in life. Tins painful state of things
continued lor months until finally she became
bo weak she could not attend to her duties and
was conlined to Iff Led the greater part of the
time. One day Mrs. Harlan's very dear friend
Mrs. Willard called and was amazed to see her
Eo wan and laded. Two bright, hectic spots
stood upon each cheek, her lips Mere blue,
her face pinched and drawn, and there was a
piteous look in her eyes. Mrs. Willard knew
tins meant consumption njl her heart was
touched 1 or her frit- ml. At her earnest request,
tho use or an L.nnsn lcem
edy lor consumption was
tried. At the start, very
little effect could be seen, so
great an inroad had the dis
ease made, but by desrees
Mrs. Harlan bejrnu to regain
bcr lost appetite, then her
Strength, then her hope,
then her health, and she is to
day in perfect physical con
dition, wholly as a result of
the use of lir. Acker's Eng
lish liemedy lor tonsump-ion.
The les-on of this simple story should be plait
to all. No man or woman can afford to neglecl
those first symptoms of consumption, whicl
Item s slight but which becomes so terribli
ludes taken in time. This Greut Remedy ha
B.. red the lives of hundreds of well known mei
Hid women who vero on the verpe of therravl
tVom cou-umption but who are well and happj
to-day." lc is sold universally.
For Sale by J. G. HALL, Druggist
Ondfllo nnri TToniiGca Unnan
OQUUIU QliU J Sill
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(COMMETtCTAL AVENUE,)
OPPOSITE 1JAN NEK WAKEIIOUSF
Saddles, llarneps, Ccdlars, Collar Pads, Wagon
and IJuyuy Whips, Buirgy loles, Saddle Ulank
ets, Ruldser and Woolen Horse Covers, Bitts,
Darkles, Spurs, Curry Comhs, Brushes, Harness
Oil, and all kinds horse soods.
HANDMADE HARNESS A SPE
CIALTY. Also a good stock Shoe Finding of all kinds.
Trices Lower than ever before. Come and look
before you buy. Respectfully,
JOS S. HALL,
. X XloiiNEPt CV -vo9
Manufacturers of
FARM TT7AOONS rpoKACCO TV KAYS
ARM AtiOKS 1 OBACCO lRAYS
A REHOUSE
Wlinl is ftoingr 011 in liflereiit !er
tioiiH sin ;alliei el ly I lie lublie
I.edK'ei KeporlerN ViewN of 4'orre
ItoiideiilM. AK
FROM DUTCHVILLE.
Uesolutions of Respect hv-Dutciiviixk
Alliance.
Whereas, On the 6th of April, 1S90, it
was the pleasure of Ilim, that doeth all
tilings well to take from us by death our
esteemed brother, J. P. Adams, in the
615th year of his age.
Ilesolved, That the members of Dutch
ville Aliiince extend to the bereaved
family of our brother our deepest sympa
thies, ami would point them to that power
from which all blessings come, for that
comfort which alone can console us in
our dislr. ss.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu
tions be. sent to the family of onrdep rted
brother, and also to the Public Ledger
with a request to publish tho same, and
the Secretary spread them upon the min
utes. A. II Fleming, )
T. .1. SMtTH, C Committee.
II. T. AloouE, )
THE DOINGS OF OUR WAREHOUSE
MEN. DEALERS AND SELLERS.
AND-
AKEHOl'SE
rpRl'CKS I
l RUCKS .
DANVILLE, Ya.-
We are prepared to do first-class work in car
riage and buggy repairing at lowest, prices. Write
us i'or what you want and we will gladly quote
yoa the lowest prices for llrst-class work.
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Snccesasor! to Hart, Lawrence iSt Cochran.)
& L
Hart, Lawren
Oxford, N. O.
Spring & Summer
GOODS ! GOODS !
OUR STOCK OF
Dress r-i
RESS VJI
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OODS
DRESS
RESS
1 t)OI)S
UOUDS
IS NOW COM PLETE.-
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OHAI11S, HENRIETTAS, CASH-
meres. Pobes, Plaid and Striped Novel
ties, and all new thintrs in Woolen Dress
Fabrics, Fiouneings, Plain Checkpd and
Striped White Goods in Rig Variety.
ItSf" Trimmings to match all Dress
Goods.
EVENTS' 7 URN IS IT ING fi OODS.
VJENTS' F URNISHING VToods.
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J ECK WEAR, E. & W. COLLARS and
Cuffs, (Best Made); All the Lvtest Styles.
All the Latest Shapes in Stiff and Straw
Hats. Handkerchiefs in endless variety.
OUR QHOE TEPARTMENT t
ur Oiioe JJepautment I
FROM STOVAl L .
Sassafras Fork Alliance, No. 591.
Whereas, the approaching of conventions
to nominate candidates for Congress from
the different districts of the State will be
lLdd in the near future, and being cogni
z nit of the fact, that it is in direct viola
tion of Alliance principles to lie swa3'ed
or inllueneed by party, or to endorse for
can lid ate, persons whose interest we
believe to be antagonistic to ours, there
fore be it
Resolved 1st. By this Alliance, that
w wish to be placed on record as favor
ing a man, described by Old Fogy who
will carry out our wishes and whose in
terest has alwaj'S been identified with
the laborer and farmer.
Resolved 2nd. That we will not sup
port a candidate who is in Riilroads,
Monopolies, B. & L. Associations or a
dealer in futures, and that when the prop
er time comes we will aid in selecting
such men as Vance, Polk, Alexander,
McClammy, W. J. Green and last, but not
least, Old Fogy.
Resolved 3rd. That the 5th District can
and will furnish such material to repie
sent it and that this Alliance, acting in
concert with all the countv. will be
guided by the past record of its candidate,
and as vote a unit.
Resolved 4th. That these resolutions
be sent to the Progressive Farmer and
Oxford Public Ledger with the request
to publish.
S. J. Currin, President.
R. A. Gill, .Secretary.
rersonai l'arnraili Concerning'
PrieesLarge Shipment from VIr
KiniH, and Sonili Carolina and Jiasl
em JVorlli C arolina.
L. II. ElLs sold load at the Banner
Tuesday for 11)4, 29, 40 and 16. j
J. H. Lyon sold one load at Alliance
Tuesday for 20, 28, 60 44, 35 and 2.
J. W. Lyon sold at Alliance on ?fues
day for 18, 25, 41, 39 J, 19J, and ho.
S. P. Adcock sold load with Bullock
& Mitchell Tuesday for 2:$f 39,and 14
J. W. Howell sold load with Clement
& Bullock for 10, 16, 25J, 20, 27, and
36.
W. M. Black well sold load with Clem
ent & Bullock Tuesday for 11, 214, 40,
and 18.
J. T. Yancey sold load with Bullock
& Mitchell Tuesday for 40, 19., 29,
39J, 195U and 65.
It. S. d itcher turned up at the Alii
auce on Tuesday and fold load for IS, 31,
50, 18 if 20 and 19. 5
Andrew Oakley sold load with Mead
ows fe Wilkerson Wednesday for 15, 19,
25J. and 134'.
Rufus Grissom sold load with Mead
ows & Wiikerson Wednesday for 17,
29)4 4(i4 and 22b.
F. M. Tumbeilake, sold load with
Meadows t Wiikerson Tuesday for 10?
22, 20, 38, and 21i.
W. T. Adams was at Alliance on
Tuesday, and sold for 28, 21 4, 17;', 18V
24, 62, 50, 37, and 30. " '
ORDER OF SALES FOR APRIL.
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Shoes, of the Best Makes, besides Shoes
of all grades and prices.
MILLINERY!!
jyjISS IDA NORWOOD, OF BALTI-
more, a Milliner of Long Experience and
Artistic Taste, has charge of this Depart
ment, and is prepared to supp'v our cus
tomers with all the latest Fashions and
Novelties of the Season.
HART & LAWRENCE.
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WHITE ROCK ALLIANCE.
This excellent Alliance met at their
Lodge Room Saturday at 10 o'clock, with
President J. F. Cole in the chair. There
were 75 members present, comprising the
very best farmers of this section of the
county. Several new petitions for mem
bership were acted upon and five more of
our farmer friends were initiated into the
Alliance.
At 12:30 o'clock the Alliance adjourned
for dinner. In short time a large number
baskets and boxes of provisions were
gathered together and a tempting and
sumptuous dinner spread and everybody
invited to supply the wants of the inner
man. The good people of this communi
ty had bi ought enough to feed three times
as many more people. Tlie crowd cer
tainly enjoyed their dinner, and they had
plent' of lemonade to drink during the
day.
After dinner the members reassembled,
and several good speeches were made.
President Cole introduced It W. Hob
good, Esq., who was almost too full for
ut' ranee, but he a made a few remarks,
fu 1 of truth and encouragement to the
brethren. He closed by introducing Capt.
A. II. A. Williams, who was present,
and came forward in his usual polite way
a id made a capital speech right to the
point, and everybody was highly pleased.
I have known Capt. Baldy Williams for
25 years, and ho is a man of high charac
ter and plenty of brains to hold any office
under the NationalGovernment. We think
tha he is the only man that can redeem
the district from Rvdicalism.
Mr. Graves Shotvvell was the next man
to speak. He talk sound logic to the far
mers about the many evils which over
shadowed them, and self protection was
the only relief.
Mr. J. 11. Morris, one of the best fel
lows in the world, was called on next to
speak. He don't how to deny his friends
and arose and vmade a remarkable goods
speech.
We expected the editor of the Public
Ledger with us Saturday, but he failed
to show up. We know h's heart wTas us
as he is standing by the farmers like a
man. Everybody who reads his paper is
delighted with it. We wish it visited
every home in Granville county. Reader
if you are n t a subscriber take it, as it is
the best piper ever published in Oxford-
Alliasce.
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SAMPLE FREE
FIRE PROOF ROOFIJVCJ.
.iv- ..,,.-. i win niinS upmjui it Mouse is me.
If vou state size roof l(,f- lf U is not in onler J'0" cannot sell the
jou siaie size root, house, nor rent it, nor live in it, nor get anyone
to live in it fiee.
There are all kinds of so-called roofs, hut inot
of them are delusions. When they ouht to keep
out snow and rain they don't; they just leak and
make life wretched for you, while'your propurty
in it-oi,n milieu.
COKRES-1UI)K.(;E
Is Invited.
P A 1 1 T
(in hhls.)
W cents per gallon.
A rooting that will stav whore it is nonlicd. ami
will do yeoman's service while there, is made of
ruhher and other 'materials hy the hid. Paint and
Holing Co. of X. Y. City. It is a handsome -looking
covering and more durable than any other,
while it. is light, and perfectly tight. Any man
who was as tight as one of these roofs would
never get sober.
Ruhher Roofing is adapted for flat or steep sin
face, or may he laid ojvt old shingles, and can lie
Hppliedhyanyhodyr.il house, bam, shed, Arc, as , , , , . , ,
the materials are ready for use. V j H T Vl 1
It is as water-proof as an old toper's stomach, k-'I,1'-l I 1 1 1 . I i
ils (Ire-proofness is truly sheolic, and it will last
like a cake of cast-iron soap; vet the price is IM'I)
lower than for roofs which don't'look so well nor ' I I ' J
Write for Book circular of full particulars to 1-2 1
West. Broadway, N. Y. City. (Sent free if vou
mention Pim.ic Lkix;i;r, and xhitr at y,,of.) !'' '.'." Ci
'quai-e le t.
" SMITH PATENT TOBACCO I AilAfi !
I Mi!fewjT Jiff
;ni
yea s by th
lier.t
Has been used and thoroughly tested lor Lite pr-t four y
growers all over the united States. Send for testimonials.
Tlie Only Successful Klpioliine.
Manufactiued by VICTOR P. RICHARDSON,
BAgents Wanted Every were m:i21-3m Janesville, Wis.
11 ft
ii
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mm
The superior merit of Ayer's f'heny
Pectoral as an anodyne expectorant is due
to a skillful combination of the; most
powerful ingredients. Nothing like it
has ever been attempted in pharmacy,
and its success in the cure of pulmonary
complaints is unparalle'ed.
Wm. Deering's Mowers, Reapers and
Cinders for sale bv J. F. Edwarysj
75,000 feet of lumber for sale by R.
J. Mitchell.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
. TOBACCO TRANSPLANTER.
The ahove cul shows Ihe Planter. A driver and two bovs plant V to 0 acres er rlav. Wall r i vi rv
plant. Aluch hetter work than hand planting, and can plant whether wet or drv. No join nals to u, u
out or packing wheels to ball up. Very simple, strong and durable; will last a" life-time. NotntKi.ro
grower can afford, to plant, hy hand when a machine can he had.
A Check-Rower Attachment can he had with the Tlanter, (at small extra charge) with lm h -n.-i
rows can he made so as to cultivate both ways.
- Machine fully warranted. Will plant cabbages, tomatoes, tree seedlings, etc. Send for lull l. -i na
tive circular. Agent wanted where none are already appointed.
W' SrfSSf n. a1" FULLER & JOHNSON MFG. CO.,
' fob25-3m MADLSON, WIS.
Petersburg Rail Road.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS OOINO SOOTH.
Dated April 20, 1S!H).
No. 23,
Daily.
No. 21
Dailv.
Leave Petersburg I
Leave Stoney Creek...
Leave .larratt a
Leave Bel Held
Arrive VVeldon
10.10 A. Al. I :i-i5 P. At.
10.53 " 1 . . j
11.11
11.30 "
12.10 P. M.
4JT.0 P. M.
55.3 P. Al.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
Leave Weldon
Leave Beliield
Leave Jarratt's
Leave Stoney Creek.
Arrive Petersburg.. .
No. 14,
Daily.
No. 78,
Daily.
4.35 A.
5.13 '
5.30 '
5.4 '
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3.(15 P
3.42
3.5S
4.20
5.1 H)
M.
All trains run solid Weldon to Washington.
E. T. D. MYERS,
Gen'l Sup't.
T. M. EMERSON,
Gen'l Passenger Agent.
rpAKEL: rpiiTi f EAixil
Aakeo JLnrL LeaIJ ;
S. S. Haithcock &! Co.
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Have in stock an elegant line ol
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES,
TOILET ARTICLES, SOAPS,
PERFUMERY. &c.
Nice lot fishing tackle at. I. F. Edwards.
Large stock Paints and Oils at J. F. Edwards'.
McCormick Harvesters, Mowers and
Ra-kes sold by Owen, Barbour & Smith.
Bring your orders for tobacco flues to
J. F. Edwards,
PWe are making
a special drive in
the best brands of
Cigars; viz:
"J M M "
"PR1NCECS ROYAL'1
3 and 7."
Try them if you want a good smoke.
BEST BRANDS CHEWING TOBACCO.
Don't forget that we haye a fresh stock of
gal; den seeds
i
And if you need a prescription carefujiiy and ac
curately compounded, day or night, be: sure and
call on us.
"Choice line of Confectioneries always os
band. isjf25-6w
- IWO'"'
mel; at the game time, antiroly free from nauseating
and debilitating consequences following the use of
that mineral.
, I very cheerfully recommend your NOLAN DINE
for the diseases enumerated on your circulars, and am
convinced, from persoual benefit derived from its
use, that it must become a standard family lm dic.ine
TA?I?PtaT1Slie in tne verr lliM estimate I place on
NOLANOINE, and trust it will he universale known
and be, as it should be, the means of taking the place
of mineral preparations for that class or' diseases in
which it has proved so successful and already trained
such a reputation.
Hoping that NOLANBIXE may reach all persons
suffering from bilious derangement and prostration
from chronic, diseases, I am,
Very respectf ullv vonrs,
JOHN W. C S.RDWEL.,.
Chills and l over.
Fleet, Kixo and Qi eex Oorvrv, Ya.,
. . January 31, 1S8T.
I was afflicted with chills and fever during the fall
of last year. I could stop them with quinine, but they
wouldn't stay stopped. Thev would return the r,t!i
14th, 21st or 28th days. A friend t;ave me par: of a
bottle of NOLANDINE. I ue.i it according to di
rections, and haven't had a chill since. Am in good
health and weigh as much or more than r ever did
E.S.WILSON.
"Civer Iiivijroralor.
- . , . IficnMoxn, Ya.
DearStrl very cheerfully testify to the unexcelled
?ttli;'iVy 80 fr as Uy experience extends, of N'OLAN
lil.Nhaa an alterative and liver invigorator In it.
own case it hits proven a most cllicient n-niedv, anil
yet been free from the Injurious effects so often fol
lowing the use of other medicines.
F. II. ALFRIENI).
Blood Poisoning;
Hk umond, Y,., Jul' I:!, 1--7.
J. TV. JnJmMon, Proprietor Xobuuline:
Dear Sir I have taken your NOLANIHXK for lnh
ltual constipation of eight years standing, durintf
which timi: 1 have trh-d manv preparations, hut I'll!
not receive any relief until I used your prepamtioi!,
for which I have received immediate and pennant-!..
henelits. Was also sull'ering with malarial ami hi i
poisoning, i am now free from all suelu-omplieaiioii-!
and, am happy to say, en joying exceptioiiallv ;'." '
nealth. Yours truly,
J. Ti. DOWPRN,
Proprietor of Dowdeu's Dental 1 lui l
Derasig'ement of the I.iver.
Ricii.Moxn, Ya., July, l--".
This Is to certify that I have known of the superior
qualities of JOHNSTONS YKOKTAI'.LK N 1 1 . A N
DINK lor the past ten years, and during that time, ui
iiiti rvals, have had occasion to use it in person and s.i
my family, and have always found it a sure cure
derangement of the liver and kidneys, indigest.'
headache, ,c and a good touie.
L.C.DAVIS
SOI North Fit tli hire, :.
Ielicate Females.
412 Eas r Bkoad Sr., Rn iimon o. .
J. TV. Johnnton.-
I feci it hut just to recommend vonr valuahh i;'- ;-icin-,
NOLAN DINK, for any trouhle caused hv (.!'
pid liver, or constipation produced by morphine
any drug used to subdue pain. As a tonic: lor leu -o 3
it is unsurpassed-.
The ahove you are heartily welcome to use in
way you deem best, and 1 will personally tell an
v. hat it will do on application.
Respectfully, MRS. A. E. ANTIION "
jlannfaetnrcdby ;.theNOL ANDINE C OMPANY, Richmond. V i. -s u ;
Price $1 per bottle. Six bottles for $5. For sale bv J. G Hall, S. S,
X Haithcock & Co., Davis, Thomaa & Co., and Furman & Hays,