TO MY
Friends
AND
GRIT, ENERGY, FAIR DEALING AND PfcRSbVbKfcJNLfc
We are headquarters for all kind of
furnishm
I
P-ATROns
mTTTTvTn. A T "POPi?iT"RTE PRICES
W.lP-fWKF ' '
GOODS.
m W CLOTHING
Ma
WE WANT TO SELL YOU YOUR VJu .
Yours to please everytime,.
IQNG BROTHERS. OXFORD, N, C.
tarheelgleS
Wood's Seeds
FOR FALL SOWING.
m ut snns T?all Cataloirue,
Issued "in August, tells all about
GRASS and CLOVER SEEDS,
Vetches, Crimson v,iover, octu
Wheat, Oats, Rye, Barley,
Rape, etc. Also Vegetable
and Flower Seeds, Hya
cinths, Tulips, and all
Bulbs, Seeds and
Plants for Fall
planting.
The Information given In our Fall
Catalogue about different crops is from
our customers' and our own practical
; oi-a pnnstAiitiv in re-
eiucririiuc. i . " - .
as to the great value and the help that
77. .r., T.mTOO t.n Farmers and
Gardeners everywhere. Catalogue
n reouest. Write for it and
prices of any seeds desired.
T.W. WOOD & SONS,
Seed Growers & Merchants.
RICHMOND, VA.
LARGEST SEED HOUSE IN THE SOUTH.
i
namatfe For Being Egged
How much damage should a man
t .-r. o pontine: 01 siaie
T, o.otoirti' Hawaii. aItep-Pop,tmnks
he ought to have $50,000 ana xna
Seaboard Air Line should pay
A m-nrft saVSZ " Attorney o. .
Ollfiuj ' , ,
ftldnev was appointea uy
Court of Moore county,
er tO tilKB Ut-luo."
snVioard Air ljine
court of the Third Judicial district.
Judsre Palmer is a native of this
I pnnntv an d has a brother and sister
Franklinton is to have electric lights hiving at Liberty
nnd water works. I TriraU (.nrresnnndent of News &
The town of Albemarle sold its observer Sept. 12, says: It is rumor
o-rndrtd school bonds for 101. Ud that a large sum of gold has re
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inoiw ail t.hA newspapers m ptmtlv been found in uran vine coumy
W- 13-1 I I ll 1. 1 I W Ull W - - " A
the State have now declared in favor not very farfromthis place. Emmett
nf a compulsory education. Woodliel is given as tne uam ui
v 1 I .i . i l . . . CJmiVi farm
Excursion Rates to Buffalo, Via Seaboard
Air line Railway.
On account of the Pan-American
Exposition, the Seaboard Air Line
Railway is selling tickets from sta
tions on its lines to Buffalo at very
low excursion rates. This Company
offers the choice of two routes, with
the fastest and most convenient
schedules ever enjoyed to Buffalo
either via
OF GRANVILLE AND OTHER COUNTIES.
You have raised your tobacco to sell for
money 1 have reduced my warehouse expen
ses to the very lowest point compatible with
good business methods I want a large quan
tity of tobacco lor my own use, therefore I can
afford to push every pile of your Tobacco to the
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
We have the strongest corps of buyers we
have had in vears with strong demands for all
all rail route through grades OI DO DaCCO.
and Washington, or TTYlfiaTl BUSINESS. It VOU Want tUe UlCSt
Sewell against Seaboard Air Line. TheMounuuiiiu as the place It is said to be in half Richmond and Washington, or I mean 15 U SIN -BOO. II yOU Wani llie lilUSl
The deposition were taken here This ty was sold at public sanrtra J eagles and to amount to $50,000, less through Portsmouth and Norfolk, money for yOUr tObOCCO bring it tO me at the
case growsoutoitheeggingat depot d &t Dalla and -Rocked g thpnceadeligntful 8ea trip to the WarehOUSe and yOU Shall have my
f enroll who had previous!? down to the attorney lor tne uuuu rna rrh(1 pasit where connections are made JUUUDUU "r'IO"w u J.1
-tt mniAVimioa o-nH frnn aViall Ti n TTO ttitt
hownf Sewell, who nwi.iiCuuv uowul(U , H11Trir, in the WOods. The tin east wnere coimecnuus luauu I - . . m -ril r.-Kci oon rl a roH
n thntdav spoken in the court nouc noiaers ax ji.u. . had been with the great Trunk Lines aireci xo v 01 y kjvv
noninst the adoption of constitu- At the great educatignal rally at Q dugfc The the Rainbow City. These routes are on my nOOr. m
"1 . mi.. . 5 4- !a trl" I . J4A.Tooh onnntv I I ... , , i i S , .1 1
tional amendment, me bu.l ,o Rogers' cross iioauB,m-vwU-v , iven for what it is worth, positively tne most convenient
n( for o-ettina his clothes soiled . wllicll Gov. Aycockand Treasurer f rl,mnr iH a. stent one. attractive to Buffalo and it will in-
v.,,wv,v. .j V.5a I i. i 1 wot. lUUUfiu 1 " 1 I . . A
... i c,ii orrca inBieau ui "'" i nv enntp MAiiT,. z. uaiutxirc " i l u. i, ms one hpnptir. vmi in tail uu aea-
witn goou iixx r - - , , it is generally ueneveu luaum . r a oria Ka.
, - r.ATTnfi i (if iiiS;i,Mii iimjux. i- i i wi!i T- i n r liiirr ilojII h u.t
stomach." ServeuLUBC- been thus found. i7o. .rp.nimfinta for
A cloud uursi eanj ouuuaj v our trip.
A A T I . I
in"- wrought havoc among xne
riAi,pps in the most fashionable sec
tion of Cleveland, Ohio, the aam.alioU8 directions from which a thun- be benefited by using Chamberlain's btomach
Yours very truly.
Z. W. LY0ii.
Valuable Farm for Sale
Containing 99 acres adjoiningthefaHns of
Balnh Currin. K. P. Aiken and W. G- Waller,
one mile north of Bennenan station and adapt
ed eeciaily to growing of fine tobacco, corn,
wheat, etc. Has ane rturlancL
Apply to J. L. Lyon, Agt, Northside, N. C.
V. B. SHAW,
Henderson
H. M. SHAW,
Oxford,
SHAW & SHAW,
Attorney & Counsellors at Law
OXFORD, N. C.
We offer our profe-sional services to the
citizens of Granville and adjoining counties,
and solicit a share of your patronage, pro
mising to give to the smallest as well as the
largest case our most lidligent attention and
best efforts. Our fees are moderate.
Refer you to any one in Oxford or Hen
Fresh Groceries
Are arriving daily at
-r ....ih freah int. Bade Mills water ground
mnoi; old Oovernment Java Coffee, P
Portica
corn meai; oiu uutciuiuvm Vt - - - ,
Molasses 'Pigs Feet, Tripe, Flo Unedm
Biscnlt. wranam waiiern, juu uui
STc Cockers, City Soda Salted Crackers
Z. i innAH onnHa Ph!nnd Beef. EC
..r onn omit ffi rat. Class fresh
onrTics at the lowest market price. Highest
prices paid for country P'odnce CABROUj
Don't be Behind the Times.
rrv.iaH n. rla.v when everybody reads
v,Q a nnvbodv. It is out of the
question to keep in line if behind the
Tftrmle not only read the lo-
noia onrl contributed matter m the
nphut they look over ana reaa
the snappy advertisements. Some
few merchants occasionally get the
idea that advertising does not pay
but this class argue from the wrong
point of view. Buying newspaper
space is the best investment a mer
chant can make if he has the right
c11ff on the shelves. Experience has
niio-lit those who believe and prac
tice this doctrine that invariably the
vJo-hT. stuff also will find its way to
their cash register. Charles Austin
Bates has wisely remarked, that a
wn rfitmlated hen always cacKies
i lava a ii pes'. WhV. Be-
VV llC-Ll euc AAij kj "
or use she has done something gooa
for humanity. Afresh egg is fine in
Bipknpss or in health, in poverty s
en.lft or abounding in wealth, l nen
If you have something good on your
hPlvfts for the folks tell 'em about it
In your town paper says the Durham
Herald.
n V. Dixon spoke at
iiuuiuvi -
Smithfield, at the annual reunion of
the Johnston county Confederate
veterans last Thursday.
Lewis Musgrove, of Wayne county,
appeared at Goldsboro in a suit of
clothes woven at home and made by
his mother 20 years ago.
Claud Lackey, a farmer of Sharps-
burs: townsnip, killed 20 snakes In one
roppntlv. Thev were oi the
spreading adder variety.
t c Cn.rm. the man captured at
Norwood for holding up the Yadkin
train, has confessed to Deing i-aui
W'insell who was convicted at Salis
bury of larceny and of having escap
ed from the penitentiary before ser
ving out his term. He has 3 and a
half years yet to serve.
1 1IUIIUE.1 -JIV71 ill iiauiuuim i -
I i-Too wnii n sense of tullness in the reeion
Here is an old rhyme about the va- 0f V(ur stomach after eating? If so you will
$1,000,000.
from Asheville says that
Mai. H. C. Hunt's handsome Doaru-
in"- house, "Mountain cottage, was
burned Wednesday night, l ne oc
cupants barely escaped witn tneir
ives leaving in their nigut ciotue,
or wrapped in blankets.
a wilmimrton lunacy commission
uaa riPflflred a young white man of
-
that place crazy because he coum not
nvownraea maddening lmaiuatiun
w
for pretty girls. That fellow is not
cxr- lift knows a goou iumg
v Ja it. remarks the Charlotte
News.
Here's a snake story proper, told
bv the Sampson Democrat: "Last
an old mother moccasin was
s Bridee. As she
Kiueu au
was expiring thirty-five young moc
casins, varying in length from ten to
15 inches marched out of her mouth.
It was a snaky time in that vicinity,
but this is no joke,"
The State pension board continues
ia work of sifting the deserving pen-
1UO w
sloners from the great mass of those
ir iintv hoa rds, in ox a
auuruvcu "j " .
few of the county boards exercised
hnt little judgment, merely endorsing
favorably all applications. The old
est pensioner thus far lound is in
Jones county, his age being 101.
There are many of 90 and over.
Asheboro Courier: Some twenty
years or more ago Bascom H. Palmer
t law in Asheboro under Hon. M.
Tiobbins. He obtained his license
lorn ted in Lexington, N. C,
ahft nracticed a short while.
Ho went to LakeCity.Fla., seventeen
years ago and has since then served
as State's Attorney, twice a member
of the State Senate. Last week he
was appointed judge of the Circuit
derstorms comes:
"If it sinks from the North,
It will double its wrath;
If it sinks from the South,
It will open its mouth:
If it sinks from the West,
It is never at rest;
If it sinks from the East,
It will leave us no peace."
Winter thunder augurs no good,
so superstition says, proven declares
it is "rich man's food and poor man's
hunger."
According to the Dutch, "Early
thunder, late hunger "
An old English saying declares,
"Thunder in spring
Cold will bring."
Numerous proverbs relate to April
thunder which, according to their de
clarations, bring good-luck. One
says,
"If it thunders on AH Fools Day
It brings good cropaof corn and hay."
Another,
"When it thunders in April,
You must clean up the barrels."
anA livf-r Tablets. Thev also cure belching
and sour stomach. They regulate. the bowels
too. Price, 25c. Sold by J. G. Hall.
A never failing cure for cuts, burns, scalds,
ulcers wounds and sores is DeWitt's Witch
A most soothinc and healing
remedy for all skin affections. Accept only
the genuine. J. I. Hall.
n W Pnrsell Kinterrville. Pa., says he
suffered 26 years with piles and could obtain
rfiipf nniii 1 e Witts witcn nazei oaxvc
effeded a uermanent cure. Counterteits are
worthless. J. o. Hall.
DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY IN
THE FIRST
MATin
Lil II II EI II II I
m ui
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a W. Lane. Powamo. Mich,, writes:'- Your
iCnHoi i ivsnenria Cure is the best remedy!
stomach trouble that 1 1
c-rr ci For vpnrs I suffered from dys
pepsia at times compelling me to stay in bed
and causing me untold agony. I am com
pletely cured by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. In
riunmmpnrtlnT It 1(1 IriellQS WHO SU11C1 llVi"
i ......w.. " t . . . . i
indioestion 1 alwavs offer to pay for it if it
fails. Thus tar 1 nave never paia. o. j.
Hall.
OF
OXFORD, N. C.
ration for a fine apple crop
The French are also oi tne. opinion
that April thunder predicts a plenti
fnl vield from vineyard and held.
A thunderstorm on Sunday means
bad luck.
Stood Death Off.
-it "R TVTimdav. a lawyer oi .Henrietta
m ' tooled a erave-digeer. He saVs
i ex.. vjn 1 . j
', ,ac vprv low with malarial
"My Dromes . ,
fever and jaundice. 1 persuaded him to try
. . ann he was soon much Het-
Klectric dh.i-" . ..
ter continued their use until he was wholly
I.J-a T am sure Electric Bitters saved his
:r ' This remedy expels malaria, kills
disease germs and purifies the blood; aids
digestion regulates liver, kidneys and bowels
cures constipation, dyspep-a, nervous dis
eases kidney troubles, female c:mplaints.
gives perfect health. Only5ocatJ G Hall's
Admin&trators Notice.
Having qualified as Administrator of the
estate of J. O. Terry, notice is hereby given to
i in auiri ABt.atK to rome lor-
waru and settle same at once Parties holding
against said estate will present taeui iumoiv
iaoi or this notice will be plead in bar of tteir
recovery. . , .uli..
This Sept lath 1901
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Sale of Valuable Real
Estate.
wt 1 A r-f a ilia PATI inined In a certain
uiiuer a uunci v -
a in,t to me on the lTtn
A . I ,U1U1 ll IT I I 1 1 1 1 M H 11(1 V I1C auU
Qav Ul A Lll 1 if .low, wj " - - , . . i
dniv recorded in the office of the Register of
.Deeds of Uranville couuty, having been request
ed BO '.O QO, J. bnaii uu
ratuHDAY. OCTOBER 19th, 1901,
. . .i. - ,i tl -.nail Annr in Oxford, to the
Shes Vtett? described
"'S . i a lirinir and hftitis' pituaie in Tally
Ho Township, &!anville county, bounded on!
Ho JL i..,iinfWm .Clement, deceas
ed on the east by the lands of a. Clement;
ttJtMA tiTbo Fly toi
ana ou nnwn a the Dlace on
eoutains ain acres mur-
U o cioca, iu x "s0ytbr TruBtee
General deposits are solicited and will be appreciated.
V e pay interest at the rate of 4 per cent on time deposits.
You can alwavs rest esy that your money is in safe keeping
Our Capital is $25,000. You are secured also by addmonnl lia
bility ol our stock holders in the amount of 25,000. lf thieves
break through and steal, your are protected by burglar insur
onre. If the officers ero wrong they have given bond.
It is known that we issue our own currency, secureu uy a. uc- i
posit of bonds with the Treasurer of ihe United State. Our II
H. Come and see If
nrst msiaiiiiicuL ui tuiiuuv,;
what you never saw before, a bill of money with the name ol
n tvfnrrt Knn 1st on it. ana sierneu ov its umt-cio. w n
-. . 1 1 1 I rttiair mtrt irrn mi uiTl. 1 k
fitting this community uy uriugmg muic uxwujr vi
In benehtting the community we arc ucucmuug jw. ,
, . V. n rr-Ut- f - rl. oc irnil nlfinse With.
w nnr is vtiurs. vuu iiavc 1 it; in. n- - 7 " i-
You are under no obligations to any bank, on the other hand
. v its-Hi natrnni7P is linnpr ( 1 r 11 it' tiLiuiia lu vu.
. . .;.u ..o A 1171 nn
Come right on ana open your awuum wim uo. ?t v"
preciate it.
Respecttully.
R. W. LASSITER, President,
0. D. RAY, Vice-President.
W. H. HUNT, Cashier,
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These are some of the new things which have awakened new life in Oxford along old and new Unes. ine most ,mportant Mrau ....
FRLL STOCK OF MERGHFUVJDISE
ARRIVING DAILY AT
CRGNSHM'S.
THIS STOCK OF SEASONABLE
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lBil ages on all M.
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murium
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COnrRiCMf
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.,
t ,0,tt,;nff to eat and wear. The stock is virtually complete, what few things needed
i,a8 Keen selected with great care and embraces everytmug
. - . r 1 ... 1 . 4-J-. o iirjflr rn lllC IIOI UIEIII ilia. 1 . ov-".i.-i"i - - r 1 L7
lT "rSfsToCK weW ever befir; T shown. No firm in the county can boast of a greater volume of business for the past 6
the 112.3 . -! , r. i m.nPv nr more satisfied customers.
years. More goods oi tne same quanty ""ui ,iP when we buy and eive you all FOR YOUR DOLLAR it will buy when
FoTpat patronage we are eT"1'- theTssuesnd wili contend for your patronage along the line that interest you most. Fairdealing, Honest, re-
FOR THE SALE OF
LEAF TOBACCO
OXFORD, N. C. !
This old and reliable house greets its hosts of farmer ric"
again this season with a determination that our business for tne
in i : it nncciKia mil- fnrmpr endeavers.
new crop sna.n ctnpc xuy ii pwooiui- vi ,
We congratulate ourselves on being able to say that our pa (
business record stands without a blemish, and a never fail n
i . . 1 1. : .1 m. tnr- oil rri-nrlpo flllt Ot) OU
aesire to secure me uigiie&i avciagca iui an &. t
floor. We are now ready to sell your
TOBACCO
for you at advanced Prices. W e solicit your trade and Vro
to give you a good, clean sale on every load sold on our iicu
witn increasea numoer ui uuycia a.uu r
Oxford market promises Xo be the liviest in many yearb,
... . . , i a nnrPS thai
i-wi lci. o ,
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:n r.A it ,,,-int n r-vnr-Y. tVie rrcam of nrices that tn
yuti win ii ii ix yyiix wi. "vu L
ranner warenousc is u; uia, w g-- n.v,..
Thanking our iarmer irienas ior past pu.nuiis
earnest desire to sell their new crop.
Hid ll
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BULLOCK & UITCHELL-U
fnce the same goods can
X purs iruiy,
E. H. CRENSHAW COMPANY.
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