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SATURDAY, MARCH 13TH, 1915. PUBLIC LED G hi. It PAGE FOUR IiEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE Having qualified as Administrator Rivers of the estate of the late J. W. Garrett, before" .the Clerk or the superior PROJECTS IN NORTH CAROLINA CARED FOR THECOUIiTYCOMMEIICEMEIIT Granville, Orange, Anson, and Row an. The rapacity "of public ofllcers and the corrupt character of the min- and Harbors in This State to COLONIAL DAYS IN NORTH CARO- isters of justice, weighed heavily up Share Lump Sum Appropriated LINA nst prominent complained 6f, were the high charges of the clerks of the The new river and harbor bill. Court of Granville county, notice is which ap-propriates a lump sum of Synopsis of Scenes to be Given in the Superior Courts, the oppressive taxes hereby given all. persons indebted to $25,000,000 to continue projects now his. estate to come forward and make being improved, and makes available immediate payment, 01 iue bdiue. $5 00o,000 balances unused, will al- sons holding claims against his es- Nortn Caroiina in the neighbor- tate will present them for payment to hQod Qf the following sum: the undersigned, on or before the Inland waterway $800,000 or more; ;24th day of February, 1916, or this Shallowbag bay $3,000; harbor at notice wm De pieaa in oui ui men R 0nf nrt $17000: Beaufort ana recovery Historical Pageant at the County Commencement. (Mary G. Shotwell) RALEIGH AT THE COURT OF exacted by the sheriffs and the out rages committed by the colloctors. These trials fell upon all sections of the colony, but the lot of the farmers in the above mentioned (colonies) counties was worse than that of any other section, for their homes lay in QUEEN ELIZABETH t Two groups of lords belonging to Lhe region retained by Lord Granville This the 24th day of l eb- Morenead harbors, $25,800; Beaufort the parties of Sussex and Leicester They were very poor, and were suf ruary, 1915. M. G. GARRETT, Admr' T TXT n ri v-nff A Ln'r JHICKS & STEM, Att'ys. , (M-3-4w.) directed in the Special proceedings "entitled 'Mary Rowan Hobgood and others vs. Nancy Pathenia Gooch ana husband I wiir again sell' to the high est bidder, at public auction at the Court House aoor in uxiora uu MONDAY APRIL 1st, 1913 tne following described tract of land in Walnut Grove township, Granville wnTitv hounded on the North by lanas oi Dieyucuoiou6uiti, inilet, $5,000; harbor at Moreheaa enter trom opposite directions, iney fering from me carelessness auu City, $8,000; Scuppernong river, $5,- pause at the castle gates to await the gree(i of his agents. To these people 400- Fishing Creek, $2,000; Palmico approach of the Quen. Kaieign ana wno seldom saw a piece ot money, an and -Tar rivers, $35,800; Neuse and his friends engage in conversation re- increase jn fees or a neeaiess iax Trent rivers, $32,000; Northeast lative to his hope of gaining the meant hardships as well as injustice. Black and Cape Fear rivers, above Queen's permssion to colonize the Herman Husband came down trom Wilmington, $13,000; Cape rear western lanas. i ae prucessiuu is uc- Pennsylvania. ne was a yudiici.uui. did not shun contention ana suite RE-SALE FOR PARTITION By virtue of an order of the Super ior Court of Granville county to me above. Wilmington to get a depth of layed and Raleigh advances further eight feet, $271,000; Cape Fear at to investigate tne cause, .tie com- The Regulators" was iormea ay and below Wilmington $200,000; ments upon the" roughness of the him The Regulators, who were af New river and waterways to Beau- pathway over which the Queen must terward called the Sons of Liberty, fort, $?,7,000; Shallotte river, $1,- pass. . were the farmers of the middle sec- 000. Other projects will have atten- The sound of music is heard, and tion. They declared that they could tion but these estimates are pre- the Queen, preceeded by heralds and not an(i WOuld not pay the heavy dieted. tne yeomen ot the guara, comes iortu charges. leaning upon the arm of her kins- rj.ne most unpopular officer was DEATH OF LITTLE CHILD man, Lord Hunsdon. Raleigh makes Edmund Fanning, a lawyer. He naa On March 6. 1915, God in his in- a carpet of his cloak, to soften tne Herman Husband and another arrest- .1 . 1 x finite wisdom saw fit to call home rougn way. - ed. These men were lmpnsoneu at little Alma, the 4 year old daughter The Queen's attention is attracted Hillsboro. The Regulators rose in They were led by Ninian Ben East of land of Wm. Z. Mitchel!, on the South by S. P. Adcock, on the f M . M R H wilkerson- She by this act of gallantry, and she in- force. West by Mollie Peak and Georgiana wRS always a delicate child and had quires his name and station. She Hamilton, an aged Scotchman. The Peak Adcoek, containing isi ?creB' whooping cough several months ago remembers having heard of his cour- prisoners were released, ihese dis more or less, known as the home , lineerfifi on untii death. She ageous service in Ireland, and in re- turbances. however, went on till 1770 place of the late Presley B. Hobgood received all the care and attention sponse to the request of the ladies of when Tryon himself went to Hillsboro and wife. Terms of sale, one tnira cash, balance in 12 months, with in terest from day of sale. This Janu ary 25th, 1915. 3-3- A. W. GRAHAM, Commissioner. MRS. W. R. COX PASSES A WAX. On . Saturday morning, February 7th, death angola visited the home f W. R. Cox and claimed his beloved wife, who has been his comfort many years. O, why should we weep and weary and let our hearts be sad for the greatest blessing of our Master is thorough. She is at rest. She was a noble and christian woman and faith ful to her Master, and oh, -how we shall miss her, for she loved us all. But now her body lies silent, and her soul has gone to rest, oh, how we of ten wonder why God above should take from us such a loved one, and et our hearts be sad. But we mast realize that God knows best, and look on the bright side of life, and let our hearts be glad, for we know she loved her master, so cheer up and work for the Master and we all shall meet her May God's spirit visit the home of the bereaved ones and make their hearts rejoice. Our dear one was eighty-three years old, and is survived by her faithful husbani, W. R. Cox, and the following children: Messrs. T. B. Cox, of Knightdale; D. G, Cox, of Shtirpsburg; E. T. Cox, of Roxboro; W. Cox, of Oxford; Mrs. Lee Mat hews, of Oxford; Mrs. Thomas Jacobs of Stem; Mrs. H. K. Mathews, of Ox ford; Miss Ada Cox, of Oxford. Her grand children v,ere the pallbearers, namely Messrs. Edward Jacobs, Ed ward Jacobs, Willie Redmond, Willie Mathews, Georgie Mathews, Kemp Mathews, Earnest Mathews. May God's spirit rest upon us all. HER GRANDCHILD. SALE OF VAIiUABLE MANUFACTUR ING PLANT , Under and by virtue of an Order of Kle made by the Honorable C. M. Cook Term . I 1 I f "I t At- 3 s. a- I - - - 1 1 J t T" . 1 . which Dhvsicians and loving family ner court, comers Knignmouu uyuu to hold a conierence witn tne jtt.es uia i-onHor hut hsr work here was him. Then she asks him to name w. It was soon seen that mere finished and our Heavenly Father some further reward. He asks and was no justice in the trials- A vio took her to be with Him. The sym- receives permission to lead colonies lent crQwd broke up the court. They nathv of the entire community goes to the New World. The whole party beat some of the lawyers, and on the out to the bereaved family. Itemem- then proceed to tne cnapei, to com- following day held a moci-court ber dear friends, God is good and plete the ceremony of knighthood. This insult to a nigh court and the doeth all thinars well. He moves in LOST COLONY OF ROaNOKE foul treatment of the lawyers shock- a mysterious way, but some day, Tt wns not until Aucust 15. 1590. ed the good citizens. All in vain the ;orae time we shall understand. that Gov. White again reached Roa- leaders declared it had been done Her body may be cold and lifeless noke isiand. How his heart must contrary to tneir wisnes This mob .Tiidc-ft Presiding, at February . i si i ri nr iTmiivuic ouuui ivi x w i i i . i j 7 . . A, 3:Hn. A1 i ia i i-.-. 1 -k-F inir l . - - , , i t a l-i iinH Torl otirl titTV rl fl n mil STrlL civil action merem i ouut &uui audio xx i caimo vn. jj i bave txirobDed witn areaa ana nupe v .v :iL?ieZ"YVZ sunshine. Hear her gentle spirit aR h lndPd! All the nieht before disgrace to thousands ot Regulators. ern wueci vwnj , . w ai tM-A wnmnc ns to toi low on. i v,: uw,, rnnr0H g nnv fho i ine oatue ui aiamauce i"ncu WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24TH, 1915 hiK boatman at 12 o'clock M. sell to the highest bid- I The pallbearers were or Messrs. u, ores with a trumneter soundins: soon, xryon was mere auu a fir?HSuSoSoU"d J- W. Burch, W. M. Bullock Wesley English airs, buf no answer came short parley for peace ordered his ino- flftsrrihed real and Dersonai nteper- maniei ana Jim wiiKersuii. nr uuuy Unl- frnm the dnrlr fnrests. inwu iu jjic. vhcu uiw uoa.vowu ty: The lot or lana snuaic on ne uesi j id t t t Hester's Baptist side of Southern Railway right ol way Wcl0 , Z , in the town of Oxford, upon which is church and her resting place was situate the manufacturing plant and buildings of Southern Wheel Company. All of the machinery, boiler, engine, and other machinery and appliances and fixtures, including dry kiln appara tus, office furniture and fixtures, and all manufactured products, .nd materi nls now owned by said Company and situate in the buildings and on the - premises above described. Parties desiring detailed mformalion with respect to this property may ob tain the same by applying in person or by letter to the undersigned at Oxford, N. C. This property may be sold separ ately and in its entirety as may be deemed for the best interests of all parties concerned. This February 23, 1915. W. B. BALLOU, Receiver. B. S. ROYSTER, Atty. F. 24-4w. covered with flowers. S. L. O. SALE OF REAL ESTATE Pursuant to authority vested in me "As w pntered UDon the sandy cried ire: nre on uim m vu. I -r-1 t 1 X m --n.--t- 4 i -- fiim Ti A hanlr " writ!S Gov. White." UDon a m negui-i-ujB wcic .xx. " tree was curiously carved these fair field with a loss of twenty killed. Roman letters: "CROATAN." In After this bloodshed iryon oraer vain were the searches of the party ed his troops to burn the homes of and no one will probably ever know the leaders and lay waste their tarms Husband left the State and the Gov ernor returned to New Bern. FLORA MCDONALD'S CALL TO HER FRIENDS As soon as the colonies begun to Flovd's corner, thence S 8S T3. 18.50 chains to a tstone A. V. Floyd's corner, thence N 3 1-2 E. 32.50 chains to a pri vate road Tunstall's corner, thence iloncr the south edge oi said road N. 38 1 road, thence along said road S.. 12 E, 3.60 chains. South 17.10 chains to an oak stump, thence a continuation of the same line 6.00 chains to the beginning, r-nn t n i n i i-isr R7 arrf55 morr nr If.ss Time wife, Betty Champion, which is duly I of sale 12 o'clock M. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF I,AXT Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a deed of trust executed to me, the undersigned Trustee, by Norman C, Champion and recorded in Deed of Trust Book 101, at Page 168, default having been made in payment of the bond secrued thereby, I shall on Monday, April 1st, 1915 sell by public auction about the hour of noon, in front of the Court House door.in Oxford, the following describ ed land: Situate in Brassfield town- .! ship, adjoining the lands of B. H Medlin, Thos," F. Ross and J. M. . Davis, known as the B. H. Medlin for mer home place, containing 86 acres oy a certain aeea or trust executed py arl.v th pnlfm;sta Wpnt. to Croatan or r i Koxrs ann .lnl' l'PfnVflAn in hp " " office of the register of deeds tor Gran- what became or tiiem. in the payVnent of the nSt. ,cd AN ADVENTURE ON THE NEUSE. ertD7v,nJ-VSq".ie S-W In the summer of 1711 John Law- ij llt;-Wlr.lk?T.lviAlVl.-L--,l'.llV. - ....-, . ... son. Baron de Grafienreid asd several ' ... . i. . i ntiior in on wflnt nn the JsLkiEf. river rpfnse to accent the tax on tea and - k-c n ..ii Y 1 1 . unio far rno t 'niii'T -vmv- ... . . :- w I ' -v- vv, . .v v..- r ; I . .i -wl , I .. - . ; j t -m -i j House door in the town of uxtord to to explore tne country. pr several otner taxes sent out uy rjugiauu, the hignest bidder for cash the lollow- .nra tv -hnrl rnna withnnt seeinp-hfT'inV-o H-rinn.lH realised that the rol- ing described tract of land: Beginning """ " " x " ---------- at a stone on the Cannady roan, a. v. an Indian, mat seemea strange, ior onies were not oeing true to me King the red men had always before come of England. So she sent out a call to out to meet the white men. They her countrymen to remember that did not know that the savages had they were the king's subjects and to " " t- - - - I - - , , -mt 1 . it l-l t 1 I . i -. -r 1 ! T .! w. 23.00 chains to the Cannady formed a plot to kin an tne wane remain true. XNumDers oi ner ineaus people and were at that very time on responded to this call and banded the warpath. themselves into a party known as the As it was nearly night, the party Tories. Flora McDonald was a true halted and made a fire to warm their noble woman and was greatly loved food. Presently it was seen that a by the colonists. considerable body of red men were creeping along trying to keep them selves hid behind trees and under irrnmtli Soon the attack came C3 ' I it 1 --., I, J - v--r About sixty of the savages rushed in aiiUl w "U1" """ , , ,. tinn Thev knew that the colonies upon tnem witn snouts ana yens. - ---- The white men fought the best they kere exPectiDS trouble with England could but the Indians ran over them M"" aia not Know mat me wax had aireaay Degun. inere were nu T. LANIER. Trustee N OTIC E Pursuant to an Order made by the Honorable C. M. Cooke, Judge Presid ing, at February Term, 1015, of Gran ville Superior Court, in the civil action therein nendiner, entitled J. 11. Jiolier & Son Company vs. Southern Wheel Company," notice is hereby given to an of the creditors of said Southern wheel Company to present their claims to the undersigned on or before the 1st day of April, 1915, such claims to be itemi zed and duly verified, and presented by mail or otherwise, at Oxford, N. C. This. notice will be pleaded in bar of MECKLENBURG DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE In May 1775 a number of men met more ur ies.s, aim uemg tiie sume Southetn Wheel Company not present- track Of land bought by D. M. Med- ed on or before the date above named. inis rcDiuary iio lin, by said Champion, on January 2, 1914. This 25th day of Feb.1915. A. W. GRAHAM, Trustee. W. B. BALLOU, Receiver. B. S. ROYSTER. Atty. F. 2-4w. TRUSTEE'S SALE OE LAND ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE Under and by virtue of the power of Having qualified as Administrator sale contained in a Deed of. Trust exe of the estate of the late R. T. Crews, cuted to the undersigned, Trustee, by before the Clerk of the Superior W. R. Taylor and wife, duly recorded Court of Granville County, notice is in Book 93 at page 282, default hav hereby given all persons indebted to ing been made in the payment of his estate to come forward and make said bond secured thereby, I shall -immediate payment of the same, sell on Persons holding claims against his MONDAY, APRIL 5TH, 1915 estate will present them for payment in front of the Court House door to the undersigned on or before the about the hour of noon the following -s.in aay oi r eoruary, yx, or tnis described real estate: First tract, Be- and hnnnd their hands and arms. Then they were forced to travel all telegraph wires m tnose aays ana night with these Indians to a town uwt lIttveiBU inland While they were busy m the con V t A--. . .a. .a.-. .a-- I Th.t f torn nnn a cmincii nf all the vention, a man on norseDacK roae in I i - 1 1 . X X F.-X . Xa. rT1 V. r chiefs in the tribe was called to de- v.nanone a& itu a cide what should be done with the n was from Massacnusettes ana ne prisoners. After much discussion, brought the news of the battle of r.owC,n nnd his coTYinanioTis were Lexington. AS a re&UlL ui uis.vio- beaten with clubs and condemned to a motion was made that a committee Hf1 - be appointed to consider wnat snouia - o nut a i..,- to .ith-?'' be done about the war that had be- n,e,t shrift" "Who irin?" "This is the time when all Americans niiPRtionert the Tndian aiinst all flt should stand together" said one mem nnno t n,r, iritis of i Ron r,iefaceR ber. "If Massachusetts has been at who are now lookinsr for me" answer-Macked that means a blow at North -d the hnrciii "Thev would never I Carolina. forgive iheir dark-Kkin hrnthers if When Ephriam Brevard presented their kir wprp nilt tn Anatu the resolutions declaring North Caro B-.icks & Stem Attorneys-at-Law. OXFORD. - - - N.CAROLINA .Practice in State and Federal; Courts. Raleigh can boast of a wash-board factory. This factory is located on Hargett street and has turned out 12,000 boards in the month of Feb- a m ruary. xnese Doaras are smppea as far North as Maine and as far South as New Orleans. GIRLS! GIRLS J TRY IT. BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR FLOWERS, FOR ALLOCCASIONS We grow them. Roses, violets, Vallies, and carnations a spec ialty. Wedding and funeral flowers arranged in the latest artistic styles. BLOOMING POT PLANTS: Ferns, palms and many other nice plants for the house. AVrite for our Spring Price list of rose bushes, shrubberies, hedge plants, evergreens and shade trees. Our Business Is GROWING Mail, telegraph, and telephone orders proinpty executed by J. L O'Quinn & Co. FLORIST, Raleigh, N. C. Phones Store 42, Greenhouse 149, Make It Thick, Glossy, Wavy, Luxuri ant and Remove All Dandruff Your hair becomes light, wavy, fluffy, abundant and appears as soft, lustrous and beautiful as a young irl's after a "Danderine hair cleanse. Just try this moisten a cloth with a little Danderine and carefully draw it through your hair, taking one small strand . at a time. This will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt and ex cessive oil and in just a few mom ents you have doubled the beauty of your hair. Besides beautifying the hair at once, uanaerine dissolves every par ticle of-dandruff; cleanses, purifies and invigorates the scalp, forever stopping itching and falling hair. But what will please you most will be after a few weeks use when you will actually see new hair fine and downy at first yes but really new hair growing all over the scalp. If you care for pretty, soft hair and lots of it, surely get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine from any drug gist or toilet counter, and just try it. EED!! WE HAVE JUST RE CEIVED AFULL LINE OF THE BEST SEED FOR SPRING PLANT ING ON THE MARKET. THERE IS ONLY ONE STANDARD and We lVIaintain It FRANK F. LYON'S "Is the Place." College St. Oxford, INT.C- COAL ! COAL !! 2,000 lbs. 1,000 lbs. 500 lbs Splint $6.50 $3.25 $1.75 Pocahunta Lump $ 7.50 $3.75 $2.00 Anthracite . . . $10.00 $5.00 $2.65 Discount for cash $ .40 $.20 $.10 These discounts do not apply to customers who have unpaid bills. The usual charge, 2cts per 100 ibs for nutting in the house and 3ct for enrrvieg op stairs, and a rebate of 50c per ton t those who haul their own coal will be made. All coal kept under cover and screened before delivery. OXFORD ICE COMPANY I The B II High Grade Job The chiefs talked together very lina to be - free, all present signed the first act in ranidlv and excitAdlv. Tinallv a tnem. 1 Ills was ..,-, v, America that meant separation from a : i i . j . i . i I l wiiiiii wiiiioc vv cio etgaccu uuuii cu iuc i -y v Sinning at Butler's Spring and run- baron wa3 lod away to another art of England. II I ' J. 1 t A. f F " 1 . . T JL 1 " I ning mence aoum u aegrees, Ji.asi fll viiiar Tho v tho 12 chains to a stake, thence South 20 baron for a lon time as the Drison. degrees, West 39.50 chains to a stake er but let him go when he promised Smith's Corner in Burwell's line. 1 j Lucy Thorpe s corner, thence North recovery. This the 24 th day February, 1915. E. G. CREWS, Admr' of R. T. Crews, dee'd- FRENCH REMEDY AIDS STOIACH SUFFERERS France has been called the nation without stomach troubles.The French FDRNTON TFT A PAIJTV SA,jJi U LiAisu with her line 69.50 chains to a corner Whfln trio British hrH fht th. have for generations used a simple By virtue of an order of the Super- stake in Zack Daniel's line, thence Americans would not. hi,v tn stamns mixture of vegetable oils that relieve X U tT .11 - A. J I m , m w-m . . - . I f iwr i,uuri oi ranvni county vo me west witn z,acK uanieis line i 4 cnams that had hn s,nt oVOr wmo Utnmaph and intestinal ailments and js .j i o ... i n i- , "r"-"" I uuccicu in lxi oyotidi riuweuiuK i io corner, tnence aoutn 12 aecrees a -t. s 1 hnwaic froo frnm foul, nois . I ' I '"j oiiti v auuui 11. no l lit; jilllCl l I liccii mc " -i. - ' entitled James is. Hobgood, and West 19 chains to a stake, thence cans would not buy the stamps the Mary R. Hobgood, Administrators of South 65 degrees West 7. SO chains British repealed the Stanrn Act and JUUU va. v.iuiiu to me oeg.nmng containing put a tax on tea. This caused a great nuogouu ana otners x wm sen to me acres more or less, second tract, ne- rial nf pvritoment ovoi, T J 1 -1 m - 1 A 11 I r 1 . .1 nignest Diaaer,- ror casn, at pudhc ginning at a stone uootns corner in The neonle of Eden ton North far auction, at the Court House in Ox- Gregory's line on the East, side of olina, were especially indignant over ford on the right way of the Oxford and uv.; 1 . 1 - 1 lulu iai vjjl ico. auu. ucic IS glVcH UJJ.C MONDAY, APRIL 5TH, 1915 Clarksville Railroad running South Qf the most famous tea nartis in the a certain 101 or tract 01 iana in vvai-S8 uegrees w. across railroad -5.27 history of the State nut virove townsnip, Dounaea as 101- chains to a new corner in Booth's Fiftv-one ladies met at.tho home lows: Beginning at a stone, corner of line, thence N. QVZ degrees W. "36.60 of Mrs. Kine and after manV ..trintin lot No. 2, runinng then North 30 E.; chains to a new corner in Dr. Lewis' sDeeches. a committee wnR nnintfld 13.84 chains to a stake, then S. 870 old line, thence S- 67 degrees E. to write some resolutions n th Rh- E. 9-69 chains, then N. 5 degrees E. across said railroad 22.70 Chains to a ject. The committee brought in the 7.10 chains to a stone; then S. 87 de- stone with Gregory's line in a field resolution savins- that th iQdi of grees E. 10.92 chains to a stone J. B. near the old Butler Homestead, Edenton would stop using tea until Mayes corner; then S. 3 degrees W. thence"S. 23 degrees W. 29.70 chains all taxes had been renealed All the 21.02 chains to a white oak then N. to the beginning containing 44 acres ladies signed it and went home feel 87 degrees W. 20.95 chains to the be- more or less, being the land conveyed ins: that thev-had done thoir tv as ginning, containing 37 acrse, Being by Betty Burwell and others to R. T. natriotir. dames. lot No. 3 in the division of the lands Smith by Deed dated September 15, TRYON AND THE REGULATORS. jvruu vj. JLIUUKUUU. II III) II W II If fl I IIH I I X x IT A ' rk-t n o- J c n rr : 1 . tt, -w .-v v. - . ; . - t . ., . p .wk -m.ms I'cife ouj. lino r or several vears nrpvione to tne v JO QiVUalcU.. Illo .JYiaiCn, , M.arcn 4, 115. haesaPP flf tfio Stamn A .KlKn -m a - tw . - . . . 1 - ... 1 X' w f wiu x-lx kJ xiv, 1,. 1 rriCixivi ll. A. V. UKAHAM. Com r. WITJJAM T. Ti7.HB rrr,,i 1 1... . i. s onous matter. - The stomach is left to perform its functions normally. Indigestion and gastritis vanish-. Mr. Geo. H. Mayr, a leadng drug gist of Chicago, cured himseir witn this remedy in a short time. The de mand is so great that he imports these-oils from France and eom pounds them under the name of Mavr's Wonderful Remedy. 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