THE SEMI-WEEKLY PUBLIC LED GEE.
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COMBINED WITH G Pi EAT
REFRACTING POWER.
THEY AUK AS TRAXSPAHKST AND COLOR
LESS AS LIGHT ITSELF.
And for foftuffs of eniluranee to the eye eannot
be excelled, enablim.' the wearer to read lor hours
without fatiiiue. In fact, they are
Perfect Sight
PJUCSEUVEIiH.
Testimonial from the leading physicians in
the I'nited Stales, tjoveriior, senators, legislators,
stockmen, men of note in all professions and in
different branches of trade, bankers, mechanics
etc., can he iiven who have had their sight mi
proved hv their use.
All Eyes Fitted,
AND T1IK KIT GUARANTEED liV
J. G. HALL, Oxford, N. 0.
tWThepe glasses are not supplied to peddlers
atflUyl,,i0- A.K.HAWKES.
WHOLESALE DEPOTS: Atlanta, Georgia.
Austin, Texas.
THE OXFORD
(COMMERCIAL AVENUE,)
OPPOSITE BANK EH WAKEIIOUSE.
Saddles, Harness, Collars, Collar Pads, Wagon
and Uusrirv Whips. Uuiriry Robes, Saddle .Blank
ets, Rubber ami Woolen Horse ('overs, Hitts.
Buckles, Spurs. Curry Combs, Brushes, Harness
Oil, and all kinds horse iroods.
HAND MADE HARNESS A SPE
CIALTY. Also a pood stock Shoe Finding of all kinds.
Prices Lower than ever before. Come and look
before you buy. .Respectfully,
3 3. HALL,
J I LoiiNEU KJO.)
Manufacturers of
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We are prepared to do first-class work in car
riage and buggy repairing at lowest prices. Write
us for what you want and we will gladly quote
yon the lowest prices for first-class work.
maris-tjanl
HAUrp l T AWUENCriT
Altl lAWHENC-ll,
(Successors to Hart, Lawrence & Cochran,)
Oxford, N. C.
4 m
Spring & Summer
GOODS ! f GOODS !
OUll STOCK OF
Dress noons
RESS IJTOODS
Dress
ress
G1 OODS
JOODS
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"jyjOHAIRS, HENRIETTAS, CASII-
mpres, Pobes, Plaid and Striped Novel
ties, and all new things in Woolen Dress
Fabrics, Fiouncings, Plain Checked and
Striped White Goods in Iig Variety.
JjT" Trimmings to mutch all Dress
Goods.
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OODS.
)ODS.
JECK WEAK, E. & W COLLARS and
Cnffs, (Itot Iade); All the Latest, Styles.
All the Latest Shapes in Still and Stra
Hats. Handkerchiefs in endless variety.
OUR OHOE TEPARTMENT t
UR OlIOE Uepartment I
JADIES' and GENTS' HAND-MADE
Shoes, of the Rest Makes, besides Shoes
of all grades and prices.
MILLINERY!!
jyjr ISS IDA NORWOOD, OF RALTI-
raore, ft Milliner of Long Experience and
Artistic. T?iSte, has charge of this Depart
ment, and is prepared to supply our cus
tomers with all the latest Fashions and
Novelties of the Season.
HART & LAWRENCE.
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Saddle aid Harness House,
Our Public Roads.
It is a well known fact that Granville
is far behind a large number of counties
as to public roads. For years it has been
said we had the worst roads of any county
in the State. We are glad to see that
steps are daily bring taken to relieve our
county of that stigma, and the man who
has shouldered such an enormous burden
is A. W. Graham, Esq. His shoulders are
broad and he is determined to stand up
under it if the people will only prop him
up sufticiciently with enough silver dollars
to buy h rock crusher. When he has
worked a b id piece of road he can at once
macadlmiz- it, at d the people will have
first-class roads travel over.
We had the pleasure of accompanying
Mr. Graham a few days since over that
portion of the Oak Hill road that is re
ceiving his attention, and found that great
improvements had been made in the road
bed by grading and ditching, besides re
placing the old bridges that were always
out of fix with large terra cotta pipe put
down in such a manner as to make them
perfectly solid. You could not detect
any perceptable difference when you rode
over them as they were so nicely put
down. Where a ditch was large two of
these pipes were usmi instead of one.
In order that, more grading can be done
at less expense Mr. Graham has just pur
chased a 2 horse scraper on wheels which
will be put in operation a soon as it ar
rives. The iiftxt important thing Mr.
Graham needs is a rock crusher, and we
do not think that our citizens could in
vest in anything that would bring more
profit and greater benefits to the people
of Oxford and Granville county than a
judicious investment in a Rock Crusher.
It has been fully demonstrated that any
town that has good rouls leading to it is
prosperous, and the farmers do not have
to ruin their teams and break up their
wagons to market their crops. Thus good
roads confer manifold blessings on every
class of the community, and on no class
more than the farmers who haul their to
bacco to market. We suppose the town
and county commissioners could with
propriety unite in an investment of this
kind. Wh it do you think about it, gen
tlemen ?
For SssJo or ItMit.
Three hundred and fifty-nine (;5fl) acres
of land in Wake county near Wake Forest
College, well adapted to the production of
Tobacco, Cotton, Corn, Wheat and Oats.
Applj' at this i-tlice. au22 lm.
Commendable Move.
We are gratified that the Town Com
missioners are rid. I big our streets of the
swarm of colored wenches that take pos
session of our thoroughfares as soon as it
is dark. The new law wont into effect
Saturday night and now our ladies and
gentlemen can walk the streets without
being forced to hear all kinds of vile lan
guage. Another set of hard cases, which are
white, were hauled up before Mayor
Smith, Saturday evening and fined for
disturbing the peace and quiet of the good
colored citizen3 of the Camtown neigh
borhood. The little racket these women
indulged in swelled the town treasury
$9G.
A widow, with long experience in both
public and private sshools, desires a situ
ation to teach in a school or private fam
ily. References exchanged. Address
"Teacher," 1828 Lanvale St., Raltimore,
Maryland.
A Graceful Reply.
We thank Brother Manning for his
characteristic reply to our article last
week. His kindly words for Oxford ex
pressed in his reply shows that his soul is
not bound up in any "pent up Utica,"
and although we did with hurried pencil
say something about his being a "little
jealous," we retract even the slightest
insinuation of jealously on his part.
No Brother Manning in all seriousness
and candor we gladly acquit you of
even the slighest jealousy, and if possible
will read your Gold Leaf ideas with more
pleasure thinever. Your paper is a credit
to yourself, and the go-ahead and pro
gressive town of Henderson in whose
prosperity we rejoice.
Snow's Patent Tobacco Hangers for
sale by Owen, Barbour & Smith.
The Celebrated Panacea Water.
The grandest remedy for dyspepsia,
chronic darrlma. scrofula, eczema, piles,
etc. Superb for weak and puny children.
The great and appetizer and blood puri-tier-
Sold at the Oxford Dt.ru g Stores. If
your druggist does not keep it sornl $4
for a case f. o. b. at Ltttleton, N. C. to
John A. Williams, head agency for U. S.
A.. Oxford, N. C.
Don't read! Don't think! Don't be
lieve! Now, are you better? You wo
men who think that pacent medicines are
a humbug, and Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pro
scription the biggest humbug of the whole
(because it's best known of all) does your
lack-of-faith cure come?
It is very easy to "don't" in this world.
Suspicion always comes more easily than
confidence. But doubt little faith never
made a sick woman well and the "Favor
ite Prescription" has cured thousands of
delicate, weak women, which makes us
think that our "Prescription" is better
than your "don't believe." We're both
honest. Let 11s come together. You try
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. If it
doesn't do as represented, you get your
in one' again.
Where proof's so easy, can 3'ou afford
to doubt.
Little but active are Dr. Pieice's Pleas
and Pellets.
Best Liver Pills made; gentle, yet thor
ough. They regulate and invigorate the
liver, stomach and bowels.
Too Public Ledger 4 months for 50
cents.
Oxford Female Seminary.
We champion the patronage of home
industries aid institutions, and in 'this
connection would call the attention of the
people of this section to the Oxford Fe
rn tie Seminary as an educational institu
tion of unsurpassed advantages, now un
d.?r the able administration of Prof. N.
Penick, a gentleman of the most envious
intellectual attainments and social polish.
The organization of every department of
the school is equal to that of any in the
country, and is presided over by a corps
of ladies of much' reputed fitness in every
respect for their duties as teachers.
Education is a subject that is engaging
the attention of all people and of what
ever class, the advantages of which are so
great in our country, that it has become a
necessity to those who wish to enter with
success the competitions of life. Here is
an institute at which for a moderate cost,
your daughter can acquire those advant
ages which make her an ornament to so
ciety and prepare them for the successful
administration of any and all duties en
cumbent upon them.
New Orleans, La., Oct. 23 1889.
Wm. Ratlam, M. Iv. :
Sir I cheerfully testify as to the cura
tive powers of your medicine. Having
been a sufferer from weak lungs, bronchial
affection and indigestion, after taking
three gallons of Microbe Killer all of the
above symtoms have entirely disappeared.
Yours etc., Tuos. L. Davis,
Janitor Howard Memorial Library.
For sale bv J. G. Hall Druggist,
Main Street, Oxford, N. C.
Democrats Waking' lTI
According to appointment the Demo,
crats of Salem precinct met last Saturday
and organized a Democratic Club. The
following ofl-icers were elected: Charles
F. Crews, President; W. T. Nash, Sec'y;
N. G. Crews, Treasurer.
The President made some appropriate
remarks in telling the aim and object of
the meeting. Capt. Charles Lewis was
present and made a rousing speech in the
interest of the Democratic party and of
Salem prectnet. Several gentlemen made
speeches looking to the interest of the
party in that portion of the county.
English Spavin Liniment removes all
Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and Blem
ishes from horses. Save $50 by use of
one bottle. Warranted the most wonder-
: ful Blemish Cure ever known. Sold by
.1. G. Hall, Druggist, Oxford.
Our Canidate for Surveyor.
Young Edwin Green is the son of John
Blount Green, and thus sired he could not
help from being a competent county
surveyor. Public Ledger.
Young Edwin Green, the son of his dad,
In the county of Granville is the latest
fad .
He wants to be survej'or mighty bad,
And thinks he will get it in place of a rad,
Though young Edwin Green, no claim
ever had,
Except the mere fact that he's son of his
dad. North State.
We carry a big stock of Buggies and
Carts. Prices to suit all. Come and see.
Owen, Barbour & Smith.
Rates Republican State Convention.
The Richmond & Danville Railroad
Company will sell parties attending the
Republican State Convention tickets to
Raleigh, N. C, and return at the follow
ing ratet for the rountrip from points
named. Tickets on sale August 2oth to
28th inclusive, good until and including
August 31st 1890 : From Charlotte, 7.45
Salisbury, 0.30, Greensboro, 4.30, Winston'
Salem, 5.G0, Durham, 1.65, Oxford, 3.15"
Selma, 1.G5, Goldsboro, 2.75.
Rates from intermediate points in same
proportion.
We want a show at 3'our trade when
anything in our line is wanted. Owen,
Barbour & Smith.
A Correction.
Mr. II. W. Kronheimer, Editor of Day:
In a card of mine in the Vum.ic Ledger
of Aug. 22, there is an error. How it oc
curred I do not know. It may be my
fault or the printer, but I hasten to cor
rect it. I am reported as saying "delin
quent poll tax payer." I intended to say
delinquent poll tax lister." I will make
the correction in the Puijlic Ledger the
first opportunity for I will not knowingly
do any one injustice. I amorry the error
occurred. N. B. Cannady.
A lot of second hand Buggies, Wagons
and Carts, for sale cheap, at Owen, Bar
bour & Smith's.
The next candidate for literary honors of
the historico-superuatural school is said to be
a son of Sir Etlwin Arnold, ilr. E. L. Arnold.
His story is entitled "The Wonderful Ad
ventures of Phra, the Phoenician."
John Huntington and his son, W. T. R.
Huntington, of Cleveland, own two of the
best watches in the world. They are dupli
cates and were ordered by tho senior Hunt
ington in 1SS1 in Geneva, Switzerland.
Tennyson has a horror of the biographer.
He keeps no diary and has destroyed his cor
respondence and all records of it. He is re
ported to have said to a friend recently:
"When I am dead I will take good care they
shall not rip me up like a pig."
Tlie IMilnit and the Stage.
Rev. F. M. Shrout, Pastor United Breth
ren Church, Blue Mound, Kan., says:
"I feel it my duty to tell what wonders
Dr. -King's New Discovery has done for
me. My Lungs were badly diseased, and
mjr parishioners thought I could live only
a few weeks. I took five bottles of Dr.
King's New Discovery and am sound and
well, gaining 2G lbs. in weight."
Arthur Love, Manager Love's Funny
Folks Combination, writes: "After a
thorough trial and convincing evidence,
I am confident Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption, beats 'em all, and cures
when everything else fails. The greatest
kindness 1 can do my many thousand
friends is to urge them to try it.' Free
trial bottles at J. G. Hall's Drug Store.
Regular sizes 50c. and $LQQ
A Bis: Pic-Itfic.
A correspondent from Huntsboro i says,
the people of Salem and Dabneyl Alli
ance, together with other Alliances, ipieak
of consolidating and giving a granfl Ipic
nic at Dabney about the 26th of Setf-m-ber.
It will be held in the interest )f&he
Farmers' Alliance and the Democratic
-
party. If these plans are cariieli out
Salem will choose the two favorite! sons
of our own county, Congressman A.fli. A
Williams and Judge Root W. Wins on to
address the large crowd on that day. The
editor of the Puijlic Ledger will not be
slighted.
Hon. C. F. Crews, of Salem All; afire,
will be expected to make some ret arks,
or at least to iutroduce fome of ot Ox
ford speakers. Our friends Oscar ancy,
Buck Crews and the writer will e on
hand; among other duties we will h ive ti
perform the most important to us ili be
to enjoy the sumptuous
spread on the table.
whatever is
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It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
tion, or money refunded. Price 2 cent
per box. For sale by J. G. Hall, Drug
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TS the "ideal" Hair-dressing. lt,re
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arid imparts a deli
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Mary A Jackson, Salem, Mass. ; it
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Editor "Enquirer," McArthur, Oluf).
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LEGAL. NOTICES.
Administrator's Notice.
HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINISTRATOR
on the estate of Mis. Desdemonia Green, de
ceased, not ice is hereby given to all persons in
debted to the said Mrs. Desdemonia Green to
make immediate payment and settlement; and
all persons holding claim? against said estate
will present them for payment on or before the
5th day of August, 1M1, or this notiri;will oe
plead in bar of their recovery. i ;
15. S. ROVSTER, Administrator
aug.Vlmt of Mrs. Desdemonia Green.-Dec'd.
Administrator's Notice.
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION jrN THE
estate of Ilartmann II off, deceased having
been granted to me on the 6th day of AmS -..ISJHI, 1
hereby not if j all persons indebted to sa,l! estate
to come forward and pay the same at Since, or
steps will be taken to force payment: a!iall per
sons holding claims against the said estate are
hereby notified to present them to me at once,
and if not presented before Auer. Ls'.n, this no
tice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. This
2oth day of Aug.. IStiO. B. S. ROYSTER,
augSt; fiwt Adm'r Ilartmann Hon, pee'd.
.
Sale of Land.
ON MONDAY, Oth OCTOBER, 1800, As COM
missioner of the Court in the speeiaj! proceed
ing entitled "L. G. Smith, Executor cii -Richard
Thorp, deceased, against Richard ThCKri, an in
fant,1'' I will offer for sale at the Court Iojise door
in Oxford. N. O., a tract of land lying ii fak Hill
township. Granville county. North canjilyia, con
taining about. it acres, called the Puckeft Place,
adjoining the lands of R. W. Lassiter, .hi, on the
North, Richard Thorp on the South, !!. Rnm
pass on the East and It. W. Winston on!te West
Sale made to pay debts of the said tebt;Jtr, Rich
ard Thorp Terms of sale eay. I f
R. W. Winston, A. W. GKApfAM,
an "20 lmt Attorney. Commii-iiouer.
Notice.
r Y VIRTUE OF AN OKDER OF STJFE-
rior Court, to ns directed, in caniefentitled
'W. W. Cozart, et. al., Exparte," we vil: sell to
the highest bidder at the Court House , door in
Oxford, on Monday, September 1, ls'.to, all that
certain tract of laiid situated in Tally ISo town
ship, Granville County, known as Ihe J. O. Cozart
place. Said land will be sold in lots to:suit the
convenience of purchasers. Terms, ane-third
cash, balance on six and twelve months' time,
with interest bearing bonds, title retailed until
purchase money is paid in full. J
A. W. GRAIiAM,
N. LUNSKOffD,
angS-lmt Commissioners.
Auction Sale.
BY VIRTUE OF THE POWER CO','pERRED
on the nndersigned by a decree olf Granville
Superior Court, made at the July terin thereof,
in a case therein pending, entitled A. II. A.
Williams vs. Len. II. Bullock, administrator of
B. F. Bullock, deceased, et al." we wilf sell to the
highest bidder for cash, at the Court Iouse door
in Oxford, on loiulay. September $. 1H90.
one certain lot of land in the town oflAford, in
said Granville county, situate on Ora'ii e street,
adjoining the lands of D. Y. Cooper, Mrs. T. L.
Hargrove and others, containing one-'acre more
or less, on which there is a two story dwelling
house, said lot known as the Jenkins" lot. This
lot was sold on June 13th, by the undersigned. A
ten per cent, bid having been placed on amount
at which it was struck of, it is again to be sold
by order of the Superior Court.
H. T. W ATKINS,
B. F. BULLOCK, ,
Henderson,, N. C, Aug. H. lmt Comre.
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The most imnnrtant
If you state size roof, f001 J1 u 18 J'.ot 1,1 you cannot sell the
T here are all kinds of so-called roofs, but mot
ol them nre delusions. When they oudt to ke.-i
out mow and rain they don't; they just leak ..nil
make lite wretched for you, while jour property
is heinr rumpd.
A rooting that will stay where it is applied, nrai
will do yeoman's service while there, is n.ade of
rubber and other materials by the lud. Faint and
Kofing Co. of N. Y. City. It is a handsoine-lonk-mg
covering and more durable than any other
while it is light and perfectly tight. Anvmpii
who was as tight as one of these roof- would
never get sober.
Rubber Roofing is adapted for flat or steep nr.
face, or may be laid nrer old shinsrles. and .m l,e
n;ijui:u uy nujuuuv on iiouse. oaru, sneu. &c. as
the materials are ready for use.
It is as water-proof as an old toper's stomach
its fire-proofness is truly sheolic, and it will last
like a cake of cast -Iron soap: vet ihe price is
lower than for roofs which don't" look so well nor
last so long, nor keep out the water as well.
Write for Hook circular of full particulars to 4-2
West Broadway, N. Y. City. (Sent free if you
mention Public Ledger, and state size of roof )
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Dr. A. Trent Clarke, of South Boston,
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Furniture sold for cash or on installments.
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Mf. Joseph W. Johnston: i
Dear Sir Having been a sufferer for the la-i ix; -a
years with blood poison, caused from uni.uie "v;-"
used in vaccination, which covered iny f.ujv
large ulcers and caused me to suiter jir1,,i'iiv ihi
night with the most intolerable Itching, 1 c..ii,aiu-i
doctors, both allopathic and honueopiithic, and took:
medicine from them, and also tried gewral dni -rt
kinds of medicine thuthat had been recoiiiuit-ujcato
me, without relief. Was induced by a friend ur iii;a
with whom 1 was talking this summer about i i,',
adv, to try MOLANUlN.E. I did so, and co
vinced, before 1 had finished taking one bottu-, tut l
had gotten the medicine that 1 needed. Have taken
live bottles of NOLANDINK, and am glad tu aay my
blood has been thoroughly puriued and my t Mini ici
ion and appetite has improved. My weight in3 in
creased fifteen (15) pounds since I commented lo take
your valuable NOLAN DINE, and 1 would jdadh rec
ommend NOLANDINE to anyone suftn Hit? "witii
blood poison. Auy information' that you or aiivoue
else may desire in regard to my case 1 will be uj to
furnish at ay time. Wishing you sucitw, I remain,
i'ours respectfully, RICHARD W.JONh
At otliceof John T. Goddin corner of Kleventn a,ad
Bank Streets, Richmond,' Va.
Bilious Derangement.
Rk'hmoxd, Va., May, 1".
I can cheerfully recommend JOHNSTON'S KUE
TABLE NOLAN DIN E to any one suffering rr..iu
liver or kidney complaints and bilious dei-aneineLt
of the system. Its prompt and permanent aeti,ii iu
my case affords me pleasure to recommend it to oth.
similarly affected. CHARLES p. ShLDhN,
Hardware Merchant, formerly with Singer fcewlcg-
Machine Co.
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