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OUR COUNTY NEWS.
As Dished up By Our Regular Cor
respondents. CONDENSED FORM AND READABLE.
Personal. NrrlHSeS, Deaths, Go-l,
Politic tne Fireside, Chnrclies,
(Schools. Farmins, Ac, Ac.
News from Ontsilers.
r We would be glad to receive local news troni
trv nortion of Granville, as well as adjoining
ery portion ui " ' . pIlnI T T.wiiftKi:
rmitities.as we want to ma .u" i - ---
every portion
rvmHen8 W(
a first-class local newspaper
Send us the items
Wend? and we will put' them in shape Uon ne
backward, fnenas, lei luc I'r'Vi
going on in your section. H.ditob.J
Oransje Oracles.
Corn planting is progressing.
Miss Mattie Green and other la
dies of the Institute spent Easter at
their homes in Granville.
Humbug has the mumps, and Oh,
don't they make one's jaws acne
a Pocrffv Wilkerson, who lives
near here, hns reached her TGth year
and can read the iinest print wuuuu
specks.
While Mr. Sam Walters was com
Durham last week two
burley negroes attacked him about
three miles from Durham, and at
tho nnint nf a. nistol. demanded his
monfiv. he threw up his hand intend
ing to knock the pistol out of the
r,aAC lianrl. snd the neerio iired
on him. the ball went through his
v;t Hip, thiflves then took to their
heels. We have not yet learned
whether they got any money or not.
While Messrs. Newland Smith and
Georsre Rav were attending the bed
1 f'rmrr at Greensboro last week
some unknown fiends burnt Mr
Smith's repair shops and stole Mi-
Ray's horse and has not been heard
frnm since. It is supposed to be a
blockade grudge.
I will say to the dear old editor
and the many able correspondents
that I will have to retire from the
field until the fall. Realizing that
there are many more competent to
fill the space that I have occupied
than I, which would make the Pub
lic Ledger (which is already good
enough) better. Wishing both edi
tor and correspondents a most pros
perous and happy year. I am as
ever a lover of the Public Ledger.
Humbug.
We part with Humbug with re
gret and with the hope that he may
be prosperous and happy. We ten
der our warmest thanks for the in
terest you have taken in the Public
Ledger. Ed.
Mr.
Bert Mountain Rattles.
Rufus Bowen has gone
to
Bethel Hill to see his daughter (Miss
Nola) who is sick. We do hope she
will soon get well.
Mr. Geo. P. Jones went to Dur
ham Sunday.
Mr. W. E. Hall is getting in a
nice spring stock qi dress goods and
the ladies can now get a new dress
without going to Durham or Rox
boro. After an absence of eight months
flR. F. W. HANCOCK.
What the Druggist Circular and
Chemical Journal Says About Him.
"Snooks" paid his parents, near
Toler's, N. C, a visit last Saturday.
Surely it was a great treat to be at
the old home once again, and there
were words never truer uttered than
"There's no place like home." Won't
you agree with me, dear correspond
ent., on this? Snooks.
Miss Lillie Bowling is visiting
t'riends and relatives in Oxford.
Which is the loftiest town in the
United States and where is it situ
ated, and why is North Carolina
called the Tar Heel State?
Tally Ho Tips.
Some of the progressive farmers
have started to planting corn.
Mr. J. B. Thomasson has fronted
his residence with a nice porch.
Mrs. Ed Roberts visited Mr. C. R.
Thomasson and family last Sunday.
The cold weather killed a great
many tobacco plants in this section.
Mr. Lee Minor is now confined to
his bed. Hope he will be out again
soon.
Mr. Frank Eakes, who has been
very sick for the past week, is much
improved.
Mr. Stephen Minor and family, of
this place, visited Mr. Lee Minor
last Sunday.
Mr. Bud Beasley, of Louisburg,
passed thicugh this place last Satur
day on his way to Stem.
Mr. P. L. Thomasson sold a load
of tobacco in Louisburg last week
and reports it low there.
Mr. B, T. Thomasson, who has
been kept from his work for some
time on account of risings, is much
better.
The Presiding Elder will preach
at the M. E. church at Stem the
third Sunday evening, and there will
also be preaching at this place in
the morning.
The farmers alliance of this place
has been reorganized by the help oi
Capt. Peace, of Oxford, who deliv
ered to them an able speech on last
Friday night.
Tad Pole.
Help Your Town.
Help 3rour home town by encour
aging everything that adds popula
iion or strength to its business in
terest. Help your town by giving em
ployment if you are an employer,
io every one you can. The work
man must eat and wear, and lie or
she it is who spend what the' spend
at home.
Help your town by speaking well
of it at all times especially when
away from home or in the presence
of strangers, who may for aught
you know, be contemplating living
with you.
Help your town by buying what
vou buy at home, even if it is not
the exact thing you want, Iliac
kind keeps money in circulation at
home where it is always needed.
Help vour town by helping all
who are trying to help it either by
their means or pen. Say kind
words, do kind deeds.
Help your town by patronizing
its newspaper with subscriptions
and advertisements, thus helping
yourself and doing a double deed of
vinduess.
Help, help, help Oxford by in
vesting at home every dollar you
can invest giving employment to
he idle.
Help only, never be a dummy, a
irone or a deadweight.
Southern Baptist Convention.
On account of the forty-first ses
sion of the Southern Baptist conven
tion, which is to be held in the his
torical city of Chattanooga, Tenn.,
May 7-14, 1S96, the Southern Rail-
wav win sen rouna trip ticKets to
Chattanooga at greatly reduced
rates from all points on its line as
ollows: Washington, D. C, $10 50:
Charlottesville, Va., $15.15; Lynch
burg, Va., $13.35; Richmond, Va.,
15.25; Danville, Va., $13.35; Golds
We take pleasure in printing the
following very complimentary no
tice of our to wnsman, Mr. F. W.
Hancock who is opening up in this
place in the Odd Fellows Building,
next to Post Office one of the nicest
and neatest Drug Stores in the State
His advertisement appears in anoth
er column. This notice is from the
Druggist Circular and Chemical Ga
zette, one of the largest and best
Pharmaceutical Journals published
in the United States. We publish
this notice to show our people the
estimate placed upon his ability as a
Pharmacist by the Druggists of the
State.
"Frank W. Hancock, one of the
best known druggists in North Car
ilina, has announced that he will
ipen a store at Oxford. Mr. Han
cock was formerly in business at
Newbern, and for a number of years
was on tne roaa in tne interest oi
Parke, Davis & Co. After marrying
an Oxford lady he resigned the lat
ter position to go into the banking
business at Oxford. He now re
turns to his first love pharmacy
Mr. Hancock was one of the organ
izers of the North Carolina Phar
maceutical Association, and largely
through his influence and energy
the Pharmacy law of the State was
passed. He was elected third vice
president of the North Carolina
Pharmaceutical Association at its
meeting held in Charlotte in 1884;
the next year at Greensboro he was
made second vice-president; at the
Fayetteviile meeting in 1SS0 he was
again promoted, and became the pre
siding officer and executive at Ashe
ville in 1887. Just after this meet
ing he was appointed by His Excel
lency Gov. A. M. Scales a member
of the Board of Pharmacy of the
State.
In 1890 the Association met at
Morehead City for the first time,
and Mr. Hancock was the local sec
I A i I 1 i 1
retary. At tnis meeting ne was
elected secretary, succeeding E. V
r w ii et m i t
ycoeiier, ot larooro, ana was re
elected three times. Llr. Hancock
1 Oil A Tl 1
is a memoer or tne American riiar-
maceutical Association, and now he
has re-entered the business, will
doubtless be again heard from in
the meeting of druggists' organiza
tions. It has been demonstrated
that Oxford will support but two
drug stores, and as the field is now
occupied it shows a willingness to
fight against big odds for any one
to open a third store there, but as
Mr. Hancock has. large family con
nections in the vicinity, and being a
good druggist and most affable man,
he will doubtless wring success from
failure.
"What makes you think women
boro, N. C, $16.75; Raleigh, N. C.,a11 h0ate one another?"
$16.00; Durham, N. C, $15.15;
Greensboro, N. C, $13.35; Salisbury,
N. C, $12.05; Charlotte, N. C, $12 05;
Spartanburg, S. C, $9.80; Asheville,
C, $7.4o. Rates from intermedi
ate stations in proportion.
Tickets of iron clad signature
form, limited to continuous passage
n each direction, to be sold May
5th, 6th, 7tn, and Sth, limited fifteen
days from date of sale, with the
privilege of naving same extended
and made good within fifteen
days additional if deposited with
Joint Agent at Chattandoera on or
before May 15th.
For full information with reference
to schedules, rates, etc., apply to
your nearest Agent, or address the
undersigned. W. A. Turk.
O. P. A., 1300 Petiua. Aye.,
Washington, D
C.
visiting
Stovall Short Slops.
Miss Ida Gregory is
friends in Oxford.
The beautiful Spring has come at
last, the time of singing birds, bud
ding leaves and blooming flowers.
Key. J. A. Stradley filled his ap
pointment here last Saturday and
Sunday, preached most excellent
and practical sermons both days.
On Sunday there was an unusually
large crowed in attendance.
There is one of the oldest, most
handsome guitars on record at Stov
all, it is buff and ebony and the
mounting is silver and pearl, but
the instrument is not as handsome
as its fair owner, Miss Nannie
Gregory. She sings and plays
beautifully. Come around boys and
hear the sweet music.
One of our townsmen is having a
house finished up on Beauty St.,
and will, so we learn, bring one of
the tair ones from northern Gran
ville to live among us.
One of our oldest and best citi
zens, Mr. Jno. W. Stovall, has been
quite sick for the past few days
with a cold.
Farmers are quite busy planting
corn.
Mr. Smith has resumed work on
his large and commodious building.
Judging from present indications it
will soon be completed.
Norman.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
It3h on human, mange on horses, dogs
and all stock cured in 30 minutes by
Woolford'a Sanitary Lotion. This never
falls. Sold by J. G. Hall, druggist, Ox
ford, K. C.
Farmers National Insurance Co.
In answer to various questions
asked me in regard to the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance I have re
ceived the following information:
"Under the charter of the Company
each member agrees in case of loss
to pay his pro rata assessment ac
cording to the amount of insurance
held by him and no more. Tbe mem
bers are in no respect endorsers for
each other."
As to moitgaged property, 1 am
informed that the insurance is valid
unless there is concealment or mis
representation by the insured.
Neither this company nor other in
surance companies refuse to insure
mortgaged property; and the money,
if there is a loss, goes to the insured
unless the policy states that it is for
the benefit of the mortgagee, or un
less the mortgagee protects himself
in the matter.
I hope this is so pUin that no one
will misunderstand or fail to remem
ber the above statements.
It is hoped that all who have not
paid their assessment will do so at
once as the time for paying wi'l ex
pire on May 5, 1S9G. If the assess
ments are not paid it may be neces
sary to collect same according to
law. Yours truly,
C. J. Cooper,
Sec. and Treas.
Because a woman so seldom
brings up a son fit to be another
woman's husband." Chicago Re
cord.
Car load of Wagons.
Car load of Buggies.
Car load Feed Cutters.
Car load of Lime and Cement.
Car load of Mowers and Binders.
Car load of Plows and Castings.
Car load Cook Stoves.
( -ar load of Sheet I-on and Flues.
Bitr lot of uge:y Harness.
Prices are coi i f ot. Let us 11 you.
mch 13. Edwards & Winston.
A NICE LINE I
-OF
solid silver
and silver
plated ware !
Call in if you need any
thing of this kind. I
am sure l can suit
I always keep a
stock of
you.
niee
watches,
clocks,
jewelry and
spectacles.
No small ejection which young folks
had to the old-time spring-medicines was
their nauseousness. In our day, this ob
jection is removed and Ayer's Sarsaparil
la, the most powerful and popular of
blood-purifiers, is as pleasant to the
palate as a cordial.
FIXE HORSE FOR SALE.
One of the best harness horses in North
Carolina, very fast, gentle and sound. He
is standard bred, five years old and big
style. A beautiful harness horse at a sacri
fice. Apply to
THOS. WINSTON,
mch27 at Edwards & Wiuston's.
Highest prices paid for
old Gold and Silver.
Respectfully,
W. D. LYNCH.
Administrator's Notice.
TTAVING BEEN DULY QUALIFIED
XX as administrator of the estate of
Cynthia B. Adcock, deceased, and admin
istrator de bonis non c. t. a. or the estate
of the late David Adcock, notice is here
by given to all persons indebted to either
of said estates to come rorwaru ana set
tie the same at once. Persons holding
claims against either of said estates will
present them to me for payment on or
before the 10th day of April, 1897, or tLis
notice will be plead in bar of their re
covery. This April 10th. 189(5.
RALPH CURRIN,
Administrator d . b. n. c. t. a. of David
Adcock, dee'd, and Adm'r of Cynthia
Adcock, dee'd. apil7 tt.
CALENDAR
OF THE
SUPERIOR COURT
OF
GRANVILLE COUNTY, N. C.
APRIL TERM, 1896.
Commencing MONDAY, APRIL 20th, 1896, it being
the 7th MONDAY after the 1st MONDAY in
MARCH, 1896.
HON. ALBERT L. COBLE, Judge Presiding.
RULE I. Criminal Docket will be called Monday
and Tuesday of the first week and continued from day to
day until disposed of.
RULE II. Suitors and witnesses will not attend until
the day on which their cases are set. Witnesses in cases on
the Motion Docket need not attend at all.
RULE III. The Motion Docket will be called per
emptorially on Wednesday of the first week, and may be
taken up at such other times as the court may order,
RULE IV. Cases not reached on the day for which
they are set will go over until the succeeding day and take
place at the head of that day's calendar.
Wednesday, April 22, 1896.
Xo. 453 William ditcher vs. Fielding Knott.
" 463 A. B. Spencer and wife vs. Commissioners and Mayor of Oxford.
" 476 D. A. Moore vs. W. N. ditcher.
Thursday, April 23, 1896.
No. 404 S. A. Fleming, Administrator, vs. T. V. Pitchford and others.
" 446 L. T. Huddleston and others vs. J. L. Sanders.
" 451 Alex J. Feild, Receiver, vs. S. M. Wheeler and Dub Waller.
" 460 W. C. Powell & Co. vs. Eliza Emory and J. M. Sikes.
" 471 M. Millheiser & Co. and others vs. J. R. Burnett & Bro. et. al.
Friday, April 24, I806.
No. 148 G. M. Bragg vs. J. 1.. Saunders.
" 421 A. E. Bobbitt vs. George Blackwell and others.
" 461 R. H. Marsh, guardian, and Jno. Wyche and others vs. Amanda
Ross, Administratrix.
" 470 G. W. Martin vs. II. H. Martin.
" 474 E. H. Crenshaw &Co. vs. W. S. Cozart, Sheriff.
Saturday, April 25, i896.
No. 420 Jane Jones vs. Daisy Jones.
" 455 Sidney Bailey vs. Louisa Bailey.
" 472 Isaac Marrow vs. Elizabeth Marrow.
" 473 Bettie Jeffreys vs. William Jeffreys:
" 475 Lee Chavis vs. Loula Chavis.
466 J. E. and R. H. Pleasants vs. R. D. Dickerson.
Monday, April 27, 1896.
No. 444 Henry Bryan vs. John Bullock and R. T. Smith.
No. 459 Mary B. Gregory, A. A. Chapman and others vs. John Bullock
and R. T. Smith.
" 462 J. B. Williams and A. S. Davis vs. John T. Thomas.
" 468 W. L. Oakley vs. Frances Oakley and others.
" 441 R. R. Holmes ami others vs. E. G. Davis.
Tuesday, April 28, I896.
No. 392 Davison & Baker, Trustees, vs. West Oxford Land Co. et. al.
" 414 J. C. Horner and others vs. Richard Thorp.
457 George B. Harris vs. R. R. Callis and wife and others.
" 467 W. II. Gooch vs. G. II. Faucett.
Wednesday, April 29, 1896.
No. 439 C. II. Landis, Administrator, vs. R. J. Mitchell and others.
" 45S S. W. Travels & Co. vs. E. C. Allen and others.
" 477 Sallie liass, Guardian, vs. Alex Crews and wife.
" 47S William Thorp vs. Jeff Satterwhite.
" 479 Jackson, Oglesby & Co. vs. J. R. Burnett & Bio.
" 469 J. Y. McGhee vs. A. F. Breedlove and Hunt & Williams.
" 436 Ben C. Barnes and wife vs. W. A. Davis, Administrator, et. al.
Thursday, April 30, i896.
No. 410 Jake Webb vs. John F. Jones.
" 437 State of N. C on relation of T. D. Waller, Chairman, vs. J. A.
Norwood and others.
" 438 Mary Beck vs. S. V. Ellis, Administrator.
' 443 C. Y. Mangum vs. Ed Barnes.
" 435 Sarah G. Davis vs. John N. Davis and wife and others.
MOTION DOCKET.
No. 4 T. B. Kingsbury vs. John W. Days, Trustee.
" 0 Sallie H. Roys ter, M. P. and R. P. Holt ex parte.
" 7 J. A. Cheatham vs. W. A. Bobbitt.
" 13 L. C. Edwards vs. Archibald Kersey.
" 25 Fielding Knott vs. B. E. Parham.
" 27 E. J. Forbish, Administrator, vs. Lawson Forsyth and others.
" 32 A. B. Andrews vs. W. J. Robards.
" 52 Wm. Cheatham and wife vs. Peoples Building and Loan Associa
tion and others.
" 5 J- Heggie vs. People's Building and Loiin Association et. al.
" 73 J- Hegg'e vs- People's Building and Loan Association et al.
" 183 A. J. Tyler vs. "Archibald Kersey.
" 206 Oxford & Coast Line Railway Co. vs. Elizabeth Hunt.
" 207 H. Cone & Son vs L. Meadows.
" 244 J V. Rice vs. West Oxford Land Co.
" 281 S. J. Jarrell vs. John Daniel.
" , 312 Ridgeway Alliance Joint Stock Co vs. Wilkins & Peace.
" 359 Old Dominion Guano Co. vs. Washington & Stem.
" 370 D. M. Roberts vs. A. XV. Woods.
382 Union Bank of Richmond, Ya., vs. the Comm'rs and Mayor of
Oxford.
" 395 W- H. Hunt, Administrator, vs. XV. T. Wheeler and wife et. al.
" 400 Eliza Cash vs. T. Y. Stanley.
" 401 Zack Daniel vs. Ben Overby.
" 412 Rachel Quails vs. Robert Quails.
" 4r6 Mrs. Lucy B. Smith, Executrix, vs. A. L. & A. D. Frazier.
" 423 XV. II. Osborn and others vs. Wm. A. Cheatham and wife and
the B. and L. Association.
" 424 XV. II. Osborn and others vs. R. XV. Lassiier, Adm'r of J. M.
Heggie, and the B. and L. Association and others.
" 425 Henry A. Crenshaw, Executor, vs. Walter C. Johnson and others,
caveators.
" 429 Wrought Iron Range Co. vs. XV. S. Cozart.
" 432 R. T. Smith and wife vs. Old Dominion B. and L. Association.
" 434 J- N. Gorman & Co. vs. W. A. Davis and N. A. Gregory et. al.
440 R. XV. Lawson & Co. vs. Wm. Pannebaker and others.
" 445 Pinnix & Blackwell and Bank of Reidsville vs. W. A. Davis, N.
A. Gregory and others.
" 449 Louis Evans and wife vs. Davis Daniel and wife.
' ' 450 Aaron Allen and Amanda Ross vs. J. M. Davis.
" 456 Julia Clay vs. Freeman Clay.
J. M. SIKES, Clerk Superior Court.
(COL. J, S. AMIS,
Approved - P. C. GRAHAM,
(A. A. AICKS,
Committee.
TAX 5dLE!
PURSUAKT TO PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER
218 of the Laws of 1889, I shall, beginning
on Monday, May 4th, 1896, at 11 o'clock, a. m.,
in front of the courthouse door in Oxford, eell
the below deecribed land and town lots for
Taxes due for the year 1895, and nnpaid thereon,
and cost for advertising the same.
W. S. COZART,
Sheriff of Granville County.
FISHING CREEK.
Allen, L. M., 100 acres $
Amis, Armstead, 22 1-2 acres
Andrews, Louisa and sister 10 acres
Harnett, W. A., 98 acres
Brandon, tsnean, 5 acres
Brandon, Icaiah, 17 1-2 acres
Coley. John, 33 acres
Cousins, Esaw, 1 1-5 acres..
Crews, Tim, Ex'r , 8 acres
Crews. Tim, 16 acres
Garrett, Mrs Emma, 10 acres
Graham, A. W., Agent for D. W., 22 acres
Grandy, Mrs. Lottie, 10 1-2 acres
Harrig, William. Jr., 2 aces
Hunt, Strong. 1 lot
Kearsey, Baldy. 1.36 acres
Kearsey, George, 60 acres
Mays, Charles, Sr., 263 4 acres
Mc'-tnire, Mrs. R. H., 132 acres
Mitchner, Thomas, 5 acres
Meadows, Jolyi, 2-3 acre
Parrish, Mrs. M. K., 2i acres
Robards, W. J., 100 acres
Taborn, W. II , 50 acres
Taylor, Frank, 25 acres
White, Mrs. W. II , 75 acres
Weaver, W. G., 44 acres.....
Wells. K. L , 144 acres
Wilder, Mrs. Carrie 642 acres
Williams, Mrs. Susan B., 230 acres
Cawthorn, Mrs. L. H., 20 acre
Norwood, J. T. C., guardian. 22 a "res. ...
DELINQUENTS.
Beasley, II. T., 162 acres
Curtis, James, 5 acres
Davis, Jackson, 1 acre
Harris, Albert, 15 acres
Mitchell, K. J., 141 acres
Paschall. Mrs. M. A , 62 acres
Elilngon, J. M.. 132 acres
Hawkins, Smith. 23X acres
n'iiliama, K. A., 50 acres
BRASSF1ELD.
Alien, Mrs; Emma, 210 acres
Chappell, Mrs. M. K., 30 acre
Champion, J, 1 , 171 acres
Champion, W. H., 171 acres
Champion, W. II & J. I., 106 acre-
Currin, Mrs. Annie, 30 acres
Chavis, J. H.. 104 acres
Fuller, Washington D , 52 acres
Freeman, Mrs. K 11., 105 acres
Freeman, Miss M. S , 26 acres
Jenkins, Juda A., 384 acres
Jenkins, R. G 123 acres
Kearney, L. C , 28 acres
Lawrence, W. T., y, acre
Mcghee, Mosea L.. 1 acre
McGuire, R H., 88 acres
Moore, Garaldine. 100 acres
Mathews Amanda, 25 acres
Peddy, Lavina, 45 acres
Peace, J C , 3 acres
Perry, Thomas, 50 acres
Quails, Mis. Eliza, 57 acres
Sharon, Jamas F., 59 acres
Turner, C, F , 3 acres
Tharrington, M. A., 63 acres
Mathews, Amanda, allowed to list 28 3-4
acres
DELINQUENT.
Davis, J. D., Agent, 100 acres
Lawrence, Mrs. L. H 21 acres
Perry, I. II., 08 acres
Ross, Amanda, Adm'x , 217 acres
DUTCH VILLE.
Bnllock, Henry, 128 acres
Sherron, Mrs. Betsy, 15 1-2 acres
Wilkins, Betty A., 112 acres
DELINQUENT.
Smith, Mrs T. J., 1 lot
6 80
3 80
1 50
3 72
1 44
3 54
1 13
3 86
1 50
2 08
1 57
1 87
1 52
1 32
2 64
5 57
2 14
3 71
5 17
3 46
2 H6
1 74
3 60
4 86
4 10
8 36
2 61
4 80
24 34
15 Ot
1 71
1 79
Venable, Mrs. T. B., 1 lot.
Thornton, Mary 7-8 acre. . !
Walen, James, X acres...' '
Glenn, Bedford, 8 y3 acres.
Currin, J. A., 75 acrps ...
Hester, N. H 15 X arrea..
Parham, W H , 1 lot
Hestr. Moses, 20 acres..
Roberson, R. S.. 1 lot
Smith, Mrs. L. B , Ext'x. 'one'io't
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Bicycles
'96 MODELS
$50, $55, $60, $75
AND '1 II K
RAMBLERS VICTOR
AT $100.00.
Come in and let niu hov v.hi m,,. ., v ,
A. T. SMITH,
fl.l 1 -l m .
1 r rLw
2 46 Sv
10 61 NA
9 20 . )
2 6i Cy-y
3 87
9 20
2 40
10
a 61
4 75
2 00
5 28
2 n:
3 97
1 H'
12 36
8 00
1 74
1 87
3 34
4 21
4 56
1 71
2 21
2 84
2 53
2 86
5 14
1 76
3 20
1 60
8 53
9 86
7 57
6 94
3 97
1
4 53
2 64
TALLY HO.
Allen, E. C, 165 acres r.. ...
Allen, E. L., 1 lot
Buck. William. 2o acres
Cozart, Brandy, 75 acres
uarreii, Joseph, lb acres
Carey. Moses. 80 acres
Day. J R., 100 acres
Goss, David, 25 acres
Harris, Fielding, 146 acres
Jones, Mrs. V C, 156 acres
Mortgage Co. British American 260 acres
Mays, Charles, 48 acres...
Minor, R. V., estate, 52 acres
Petty, II L., 1 lot
Saunders, Rebecca, 26 acres
Wheeler, S, M., 138 acres
Wheeler, W. T., 254 acres
DELINQUENT.
12 34
3 36
4 28
4
1
4
4
1
5
6
4
Bowling. Wm., Capt , 93 acres
Cozart, W. W., Dr., trustee, 121 acres.
Cozart, W. W., 37 acres
Crabtree, C. W., 47 acres
Hundley, J. C, lo3 acres
WALNUT GROVE.
Allen, W. C agent, 386 acres.
Gooch, Mrs. Lucy, 250 acres
Morris, Francis, 5 acres
Thorp, Rose. 50 acrea
Thorp, Mrs. S. U.,561 acres
7'borpe. Mrs. Ann B., 855 acres
Webb, W. P., l.o acres
DELINQUENT.
Frazier. A. D., 250 acres
Thorp, Wm. Jr , or Mrs. W. T. Alston,
316 acre
Thorpe, Dr. William, 200 acres
OAK HILL.
Davis, Mrs-. Martha, 40 acres
Aieisuo, mra a. o , iiu acres
Logan & Rife, 85 acres
Morris, Mrs. Nannie, 1 acre
Norwood. Mrs. S. B- 312 acres
Owen, Bob, 40 acres
i homas, 1. W., 134 acres
DELINQUENT.
Hunt, Mrs. Nicey, 4 acres
SASSAFRAS FORK.
Aron, Tbomott, 4 acres
Bu lock, R. A trustee, 4(H) acres
Bullock, Herndon, 2 acres
Overby, David, 56 acres
Parham, i. I ., l iu acres
Ross. Mrs Jane, 98 acres
Royster, T. D., 197 acres
Wo tham, Adolphus, 24 acres
Wilson, Mrs. M. V Ex'tx., 418 acres....
DELINQUENT,
Jenkins, TV. K., 1 lot
Marrow, C. T., Jtot) acres
Eakes, D. W., Guara., 130 acres
Pittard. Aaron, 244 acres
Satterwhite, S. R., 116 acre
OXFORD TOWNSHIP.
Anderson, William, 2 acres
Bass, Arthur, Adm'r, 1 lot
MpaMev. W. v.. 1 lot
Beasley. H. T., 1 lot
Burwell. Dicey. 1 lot
Badgelt, Mrs. M. S., 1 lot
Bullock, John, 2 acres
Busgen, Miss L , 1 lot
Cm tie. Hawkins, 20 acres
Daniel, Ben, 1-5 acres
Daniel, Dennis, lu xcres
Davifi, W. T"., 66 teres
Daniel, R. J., 1 lot
Ellington, Mrs. A. W ., 1 lot
Edward", Mies Tempie, 1 acre
Fuller, J, A., 1 lot
Gilliam. Fr-ncis, IX acres
Gilliam, Fannie, 1 W acres
Green. Knlus, l lot
Gregorv. N. A., 2000 acres
Garrett, Rufus, 1 lot
Griffith, Mrs. J. R.. 1 lot and 101 acres.
Hobliston. W. al., 3 lots
Hester, Smith, IX acres
Harris. Aramitta, 2 acres
He ter. T. T and Bros., 25 acres
Harris. H. P.. V acres
Joyr.er. Hins, 1 lot
Kingsoury, donn m , acre
Kittrell, Robt., 1 lot
Kearsey, George, 26 acres
I.ittlejohu, John, 1 lot
Lee Ottoway, IX acre and 1 lot
Lewis, C harles, not
Lynch, Mrs. E. S., 1 lot and 106 acres...,
Mobs, Willis, 1 lot
Marrow, Anderson, 15 acres
McGuire, Mrs. M E , 1 lot
Neil, John. 1 lot
Owen, Moses, 1 lot
Oyerbey, Sam, acre
Pntyear, Mrs. Kiia, l lot and 40 acres...
Richmond, I. C, 2 lots
Roberts, Celia, 10 ares
2'avlor, William, IX acres
Tucker, Jordan, 1 lot
Taylor, Richmond. X acre
Turner, L, N , 1 lot
Taylor, William, 1 lot
Thorp. Wesley. 100 acres
Townes, Morton, X acre
It llliams. John. 1 lot
Wilson, Mrs. A. E., 1 lot
Wainwright, Charles, 53 acres
White. Mrs. W. K.. 3 lots and 69 acres.
White, J A . 1 lot
WhUe, Mrs. J. A.. 2 lots
Williams, A. H. A., 3 lots
Williams. J. A.. Agt.. P. M. C. 3 lots...
Williams, J. A , for Miss K. W., 2 lots.
ALLOWED TO LIST,
Hughes, H.. T, 1 lot
Bjoth, Mrs. Pat, 1 lot
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3 40
2 94
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2 52
13 40
5 52
20 3S
5 20
14 53
5 87
1 49
2 50
12 36
1 53
5 20
17 00
15 20
7 87
2 00
6 61
3 24
1 46
7 57
2 53
3 87
1 16
1 54
9 20
3 40
3 20
6 hi;
3 20
5 51
1 54
11 20
6 53
26 53
6 75
10 53
6 75
1 39
3 89
2 36
87
5 4
27
97
6
5
4
1
3 89
2 18
1 82
3 fc9
3 89
5 41
1 97
7 00
2 54
2 IS
2 30
47 20
2 54
1 59
3 87
4 54
4 66
5 03
5 6i
32
2 70
16 11
2 93
2 54
21 90
2 36
2 74
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DELINQUENTS.
Howard. Sam, 20 acres
Jones, Mrs. V. P., 1 lot
Mallory, Horace, 1 acre
Marable, Armstead, 2'acres
Howard, E. K., I lot."
Hoyster, Mrs, Martha. acre ,
Venable, Mrs. T. B Ext'r. 3 lota
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90
2 73
4 66
3 It
4 74
3 87
4 39
24 50
3 11
12 70
63 37
28 03
28 03
4 06
6 32
2 36
8 10
2 27
1 97
16 53
2 73
1 33
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Com. Avenue.
OXFORD. N. C.
CHEAP
CLOTHING1;
Fox ZLVEezn.,
For 11.
Lowest Prices, Correct
Style and a Perfect
Fit Guaranteed.
We have the Prettiest iiihI
lothiug you ever saw before. A
trial. Come to see us whet her you
or not. Yours to serve,
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Messrs, H II. Eat man am) John U . Hum
With me nd will be pleased to have t!i. ir li,.i. i.
call on them before buying elsewi ere ai.nu
Sale of Valuable Farm.
B
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in a Mortgage exeeut l on M i
by J 1. Champion and 1- iota C'Ikhi.mi i,
io A. B. Wester, and rluly reeorded in I
Mortgages 43, at. patre "Jiil of the (.Hi i
Register of Deeds of tirauviile couui v. I
Mouday, the Uth day of May, lv.ti;, I r
at public auction, at he court house i!im,
forc!,N.C, the following tract of I -1 1 1
and being in (iranyille e un' Suite al
in Brasslie d township and de-r ril.ed
ed as follows, torwit : Bounded on tin
byiaiidsofVV.il. Champion's children,
East by the lands of II". 11. and .1 . 1.(1
on the South by lands of (1. W. I'.r.i:' am
the It'est by the larboio Koad. the sum
sixty two and one half ani oi land, ho
J. 1. Champion from Jerc P. citiic and
as the Kittle land. '1 his April 9;h, I"."..
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AsfliMiee of Mm I .
Winston, Fuller A Bijis, Ally's. ui.M
Sale of Land.
T Y VIRTUE OF THK AI TIIOKn
ferred upon me by a certain moit ',
cuted on the 10th day of De'einin i,
Cameron Green, rego-teied in ho ik of.M'
2.", I'age 508 in the otl'iee. of the ; em-ier
of Granvil e county, N. ('., 1 wi'l sell l
by public auction al the coin! In ue
Oxford, on Monday, the 11th day of u
the house and lot ucscnbtd
mortgage: Situate iti Oxford, udj i;h
lands of Willis .Mo-s. K. W. lUrri and
as follows, l'ro-nl i ng on llillshoro St .J i
at a stone corner of W i I lis Jin.' lot
llillshoro street, thence West Willi- (
South 151 3i feel Io a stone Southwest '
said Willis Moss' lot and line of K. U .
lot, t hence West on line w iih said It II.
lotf;0'j feet, being 56' j feet from Oram t
thence North to llillshoro street l.'l ',
stone 56 'B feet from corner OraiiL'e ai
boro streets t henie liast with 1 1 1 i ! -1 .
56 1 3 feet, to the beginning, containing
more or lees. Time of sale l-i, m
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BY VIRTUE OF A DKKD IX I I
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lilt. V. II Lv VI WU IHV. I y in '.iti
1893, by E. L. Allen, and bydmc.i
cestui que trust, I will sell In tlu-
bidder lor cjish at the cuinthe'.iM:
Oxford, on Monday, the 4U1 day
1896, the follow.no; doscn!c
of land in Granville county, '
and described as follows: I'.cinnii'
iron spike in tlie Providence road,
the Howard lot, running thence l.v
Howrrd lot S. .degrees 1, 1.
iron spike thence VV. 57 deiei -
feet to an iron spike, thence N. v'
VV. 200 feet to the Providence road
spike corner, thence along said to
degrees W. Sj',i feet to the lu j;mi.
taining one rod and 24 poles.
A. XV. CKAHAM, 1 1
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Notice.
HAVING QUALIFIED AS aD.MINi
with the will annexed of Pink
ows, late of tirauviile county, i. ('..
indented to the estate of the said :
hereby notified to make prompt pajm
aud all persons to whom the said 1
debled are hereby notified and r j u 1
sent their claims to me before .Man)
or this notice will be pleaded in liar o
covery. WILLI A M I .
Administrator with the will annexe
ney Meadows, deceased.
Oxford, N. C, -March U.-, 1806.
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Attorneys and Coun
OXFORD, N. C.
Judge Winston can be found at o
Oxford the vnd and lib Fridays of c
ana at such other times as occasion
Ue will attend all courts held in Oral
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OXFOltD, N.C.,
er h''s pr fM slo u 11 service' to tie- ,' ' ''
Oxford and Granville couniy.
Office over J. C. Cooper A Son's I".-
Office hours from 0 to .1 p. m. 1 l; ' '! '""
Notice of Sale. (
IN ACCORDANCE WITH IN''EKV ',,1
nue Laws tbe following articles e! ;
property will be sold at bullock. N.
nesday, April 2:2nd 18H6, t wo roppi r -' ' ' ;,,
and worms, four barrels corn whlsUe;.
ferment era. F M. MM
Col'eetor It h ; -,
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