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OXf 0D PUBLIC LEDGER.
STEAM JOB PRINTING
THE OLD RELIABLE
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tnessed the intense
Those who have ever ill ' torture, and that it is rigrht
? ':.r of others, know u ai wicu .
S"11" 7 1.-n,. lCitvr of Tain
7 Alld.Miotsutleralike.
'Some are suddenly seized with the most exerucia-
Complete line stationery always
on hand-Letter lleada, Bill Heads,
Visiting Cards, Wedding Invitations,
Pamphlets, Legal and Commercial
Printing. Everything in the Job
Printing line. Get the best we
guarantee ours.
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s on a tierce
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Mild It SceUliJ C v.i v ff ,,1-c ni-mnnt IS wllPtl
1 . r , ,1 niv occasional sutriit pains. iui ntnui. , -- -----
Others feel onl ao b i , , ...imls or nls:ht
t no weaiuer m c.v jwonv t- .
ttack, lastintr tor clays pcinaj. a.m . ""'fe
stitution or crippled ana aeioimeu iui cm
blood is the cause oi every ioii-.i
xory
an
and
reach
all
ttitraliz-
is
makes
the old acid blood rich, and the pain-tortured, mus-
cVs and joints are relieved, tne soauereu ucivca
made strong, and the entire system is invigorated and
toned up by the use of this great vegetable remedy.
teus, and our pnysicians win immoij.
WADE H. BRITT, LOCAL EDITOR.
THURSDAY.
DEC. 10, 1903.
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I AuacM.pomu.u - ,,,1l!Ml1(ir Articular. Acute. Chronic, Iullamma
Wktv of Rheumausia ltW1 ' , ninr;ricd before there is
Sciatic, ana the Dioou V.WIations. theuse of liniments
Ul to vour aches ana pan, r c1lMl trpatmentdoes not
C ,,u,:,. doinuchtowara tenipo . he o
?1u real cause or cleanse im. , :;c, lw nntulotin-and n
!ood puri Hers and tomes t "ak and sluggish blooey It
Ht-the poisonous acias a k,u V: : v.t ;i. onus of Rheumatism. It
K fill UlVii""--
Stay on tfte farm.
No better advice can be given to
people who are anxious to make a
living for themselves and those de
pendent upon them. The earnest aim
of all parents should be to give their
children the best possible chance In
life. To go to towns and put chil
dren in factories is to make slaves of
them. It Is to cut them off from all
reasonable hope of health, education
or promotion in life. Rut few great
C ... fnflfflVTT
men nave ever arisen irum
If von have Rheumatism, write us, ana our uu 0- out book on Thousands of the greatest and
t ir-e -ny information desired, and we will mail free out Dook on te8t men have comeUp from the hum
.'Unnati.sm. .W!FT SPF.GEFSG CO., ATLANTA, GA. blest farm life. There 1
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THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
Granville's Financial Exhibit.
Continued.
in - use for over
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and wliicli lias beca
SO years, lias lorne tne sigiuitux i
and has been made untier ins per
sonal supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
AU Counterfeits, Imitations anttuusi-Ji-s
Expe riments that trifle with and endanger the health or
Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment.
ihat is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other cotic
Mibstance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverislmess. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
Children's Panacea-The luotner s rnemi.
The
GENUINE
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Bears the Signature of
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ALWAYS
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inspiring and ennobling in the bright
sunshine, the pure air, the blue skies,
the towering mountains, the verdant
vallies.the singing birds, the gushing
iA,.noino Vif rirmline- streams, the
majestic rivers. "Man looks through
uature up to nature's God," and
learns how to be purer and better.
The professions and factories and
nil kinds of business are crowded to
overflowing. People get tired of the
'arm life. Part of the year they have
to work hard. They do not handle
much money. They think of the fac
tory life, and of the money that
comes into their hands at the close
of each dav or each week. They are
eharmed by the thougnt oi nanunug
money so often. But tney iorgeL
that rent, fuel, food, clothing and all
family expenses have to come from
their sum 11 earnings. They forget
that if they are taken sick that their
wages stop and their expenses go on.
Thousands of people have sold
their stock and tools and have gone
to factories, or other kinds of busi
ness. Alter a year or two of trial,
they find they made a mistake. They
would gladly return to the farm, but
they cannot, because they have noth
ncr with which to begin farm work.
A man who left a farm eight years
no-o nnd went to town, and has tried
various kinds of business, said to me:
"i hnn nifl.(lfl a mistake. The farm
Mf 1 t.bft hnnmest. ana alter an, is
the easiest and surest way to make
a living." , . .
a rson In the factory or In busi
aess has to work every day in the
vear except Sabbaths from twelve to
frmrtppn hours a dav. On the farm
o mnn works hard five or six months
in thp vear. during crop making. The
remainder of the year he is not press
or with work. He can find time for
nDQt onrl rpprpation. If he is sick his
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The KM You Have Always Bought
Sn Use For Over SO Years.
rftM DANV. 77 MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK CITY-
n c -
rrorj anu nis biucb. die
sine- in value.
So many people have quit the farm
nnd (rnn to towns that farm pro-
stnna orp In e-reater demand than
ever before, and at better paying
ThP nrosuect for farmers is
Kirrhor than ever before. Have
small farms, make them rich, culti
vate them well with your own labor
and you will be happy ana wen yam.
Z w Allen for Mary Johnson . . .
W L Raland for Robert Kinton...
I H Hanis for I'atsy Lewis
J S Brown for Dave Lewis
T L Howell & Bro for M Longmire
N G Crews for Irene Lyon
E K Howard for Dolly Lewis
T L Howell & Bro for 11 Lewis . .
C (i Royster for Lucy Morton
T D Brooks for Peter Marable
M B Hobgood for Chaney Moss . .
Dr G T Sikes for Susan Merritt ...
Howard Dorsey for Ann Marrow..
John Mchee for Priscdla McGhee
E H Crenshaw tor A McAdden ...
N E Faucette for Sallie McGhee...
N E Faucett for Nancy McGhee....
U R Gooth for Mrs B Meadows ...
C G Rovster for Bella Newton
R T Pittard far Matilda Oakley .
W D Amis & Co for P O'Biiant ...
R H Currin for W K Oakley ........ 12 oo
R II Currin for Err.ily V Oakley . O oo
Z W Allen tor India Oakley oo
T E Bobbin for Louisa Parris 000
Ott Lee for Betsy Page oo
TJ (i. WilKnrn fnr Murtha Pool ...... O oo
T Sikes for Ann Parris ...
T S Brown for Hannah Parham......
T L Howell cc uro ior is js.oDins.uu
W R Jones for Francis S Richards
I H Gooch tor Rachel bw-aney ...
T T. Cannadv tor Betsv Moss
L S Royster for Peter Smith o "
Rnssell liros for Polly Slaughter... o o
J R Nelson & Bro for M G batter-
while 9 00
S H Jones for Mrs J ladiocK o o
R E Booth for Fanny Terry 12 oo
W A McFariand for ATownes
J W Wright f r Martha Thornton
Russell Bros for Ann L Thorp
W W Dickerson for L lay lor
T H Gocch for Joseph Waller
J H Gooch for Ned Waller
J H Gooch for Amelia Waller
W II Green & Son for A Wilkerson
J M Wall for self
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W T Lyon for Bettie Waikins ....
W" A McFariand for E Wortham...
T L Howell & Bro for F Young ...
J S Brown, 5 mo s p L Gregory ...
J 8 Brown, 5 mo sup M Gregory. .
W B Cash, 1 mo sup J Jones...
T L Howell, i niosup M Montague
S II Jo? es, 3 mo sup S Oakley. . . .
A S Peace, 4 'no sup Add Oakley
A S Peace, 4 mo sup M Oakley...
S Parham, 1 mo sup Sarah Parham
V i h,,fiffr.nprAfflTms J S Brown, 4 mo sup KKusseu
ies yuuus iucu u-r "j - r ;- - mnt, ,lcIK!,,1v!,
ana go to vv " f,Vl S H Jones. mo sup S WUliford.
men. - '
Oxford, N. ('.
U
ER mows
xt A TJ. Kane, a prominent druggist of
R.vtnr Cr.rinrr. Kansas, says: 'Chamber-
i;.c Qtnnwrh and liver Tablets are in mv
10.lM.L-a W- . f
lament the most superior preparauou 01
Jto"V . . , TllPV
nnvthinp in use tcaayiorcuusuuauui'.
are sure in action and with no tendancy to
nauseate or gripe." For sale by all druggists.
county
vorce.
rf hQ fift.-o-t.hrpp final iudarments
- i V 1 IjlL J " . 1 ... ,
That the secret of success is through cultivation 11 ne rcv entered at tne ia
,B rrop to repay him tor his laoor. e cau uciF " " '
H :!fl indmibt as to which are the best improved implements, a we
il J . , r i.u: : l-.;c 1 np
keep an up-to-date stocK oi everyuinug m
eral Hardware and
Our stock of gen
ft
Agricultural Implements
in,r nTit?t.P.s nnd oreater varieties than ever before. Our
hJp i so la?ire that it demands it. In securing the large quanti
ties, we can always secure lower prices, and our customers get
benefit.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Be Qnick.
Not a minute should be lost when a child
shows symptoms of croup. Chamberlains
Cough Remedy given as soon as the child
becomes hoarse, or even after the croupy
m,nh nnnears. will prevent the attack
ii
never fails and is pleasant
For sale by all druggists
It
and safe to take.
the
"If you refuse me I Bhall never love
another woman."
"Does the promise hold good li 1
accept you?"
The
Good For Children.
r,lMjnnt tn take and harmless
One
POULTRY, RABBIT AO LA WEI FEIiOS.
58 INCH
Absoluts efficiency at least expense, soinch
A practical fence that vill 42!Nch
posuiveiy iuiii i-dinc, fiii
horses, ho-s and 34!CH
that is strong, 'f,'S
practically ever- H
1 li 'c r -J
lasting, p ro ven ' j
thorouehlv effi- J o--44-M--iH Hiirhrfi'iTfti
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cient under i. :;i;;i.ir;.brVrvipVMAr)E in six nEicnTs
ELLftOOu rltLU rciiv-c isiiuiura" -
c0VndiLP0S5ible EVERY ROD OF ELLWOOD FEHCE IS GUARANTEED.
If you want your fencing problems satisfactorily solved, call and see the
ELLVOOD FENCE and let us show you for how little money you
can get absolute satisfaction.
EniigiL
mxfiixiAimm
Mi,,m rr,i,o1i Pnrp jrives immediate relief
J1II1UIV iv.. . .
in all cases of cough, croup and lagrippe be
cause it does not pass immediately into the
stomach, but takes effect right t the seat of
the trouble. 1 1 draws out the inflammation,
heals and soothes and cures permanently by
enabling the lungs to contribute pure life
giving and life sustaining oxygen to the
blood and tissues. Dr. Armstrong ot Delia,
Tex., prescribes it daily and says there is
no better cough remedy maae. ooiu uy
J. Hall.
For three days service in the House
of Representatives, Congressman Ball
of Texas will draw $ 3,000 pay. He
has been a member-elect since last
Uflrrh and resigned his seat three
days after he was sworn In.
One Hundred Dollars a Box
; he- value II. A. Tisdale, Summerton,
C places on
I R Perkmson, 4 mo sup JN Wilson
J S Hall, 3 coffins
W L Ragland, special al for Robt
Kinton .,
S O' Bryant, 1 mo sup I Burton ...
ROAD ORDERS.
A L Gooch, serv as supervisor
W L Taylor b'Png bridge, lumber
L H Moss, 2 days as comm'r
.1 V. Mos, work on road
J B Mayes, serv as clerk, recording
notices and orders
W (1 Averett, putting in bridge ..
A C Parham, 2 days work on raad,
K C Harris 5 days as comn'r and
mileage
d T Walker, putting in bridge
W- S Gooch, 2 days serv as cona'r...
N B Daniel, 5 days
C F Crews 2 days
C F Crews, 1 day letting ana re
ceiving bridge
N B Daniel, serv $2 and 30 miles,
committee work
N H Fleming, salary as Supt 62 00
N H Fleming, cash pdDr Halstead
and J R Day making snirts 9 33
T F Edwards, merchandise 122 73
T M Thomasson, lumber 12 79
E H Crenshaw, hire of horse 13 13
.JW&DS Fuller, merchandise .. 24 16
V A Parham, flour, bran, grinding, 9 55
Long Bros., merchandise 6 70
S L Roberts, salary as foreman 20 00
T G Hall, mercha dise 1 25
Lewis Baker, damage to crop. 3 o
S A Flemine, amt pel 1 R Day, g'd 4 00
W E Wilson, salary as guard 18 00
w B Wilson, salary ae gnard,
U li Hamilton, merchandise.
Addison Bines, three cords wood,
OCTOBER, 1903.
J P Hangum, salary as janitor.
J Turner, fees as jailor,
Q Hall, 155 virus. J F Sanderford,
K Howard, account vs county, Sept.,
.Edwards & Broughton, 1 deed boob and
chattel mortgage noon, 1
Edwards & Broughton. 1 ShflTs boob,
Public Ledger, env and setter heads, 3
Public Ledger. 5oo posters. Sheriff. l
J B Majes, account as clerif, 1
J K Moore, 1 mattress ana 1 comion,
Dr 8 D Booth, telegrams and his ealary. 9!
P Stcdman. mercaanttise,
C M Lawrence, building bridge, 6
w S Gooch 2 days com'r and mileage. 1
K J Harris, 2 days, i
C F Crewa. 2 davs.
E K Howard, cov Humphreys to asylum, 1
iralber, Evans uogsweii jo, mouoa
Docket for V S U,
T P Carl, cov Tom Downey to jail,
Parker & Hunt, 5 do pounds coal,
PAUPER ORDERS.
J R waiters, sal Supt and md?, 14
Sandy Parham, 1 mo sup tarau rarnam,
ROAD ORDERS.
R A Adcocb, services as supervisor,
k S Carrmgton, services as eu ervisor, j
w L Taylor, work on Gill's bridge,
N 11 Fleming, salary aupi oep emoer, 1
T J lirummttt, feervices as supervisor,
T D Aiken, services as supervisor, :
Nat Tones. 612 it inmDer a&a nans,
S L Roberts, salary road foreman,
w K Wilson, salary guard, 1
Dnrell Jiangum, serv as supervisor,
T G Taylor, vegetaoies roaa iorce.
R T Moss, one cord wood,
R T Moss, services as supervisor,
T M Thomasson, lumber for bridges, i
T M Thomasson, lumber and nails,
J E Pleasants, services as supervisor,
11 E Overton, right of way,
w S Gooch, 2 days com'r and mileage,
w S Gooch, 1 day com work, mileage,
E C Harris, 3 days com'r,
E C Harris, 1 day com work, mileage,
C Crews, 3 days commissioner,
J S Biown, merchandis ,
Pete Bullocb, merchandise,
Crenshaw's livery, horse one day,
E h Crenshaw, merchandise,
Tfcylor-Cannaoy Baggy Co, mdee,
T D Clement, desb,
J F Edwards, merchandise,
S L Roberts, supplies for road, -
J J Davis 1 day with 2-horse plow.
Public Ledge--. 25o copies road law,
w A Parham. flour.
J B Mayes, account September,
First Nat'l Bank, vouchers paid Sept,
T M Tally, repairs to bridge,
J P Stedman, prescriptions,
Parber & Hun, 4oo fdet lumber,
Acme Load Machine Co, tools,
NOVEMBER, 19o3.
L M Carrington, building bridge, !
Jim Mangam, sa ary as janitor,
O J Turner, jail account,
Landis & Easton, 3 pairs blannets,
C 11 Landis, paint f jr court house.
First Nat'l Banb, cash advanced,
Public Ledger, looo letter h for R of D,
Hall-wood Furniture Co, mattress,
Parker & Hunt, brick, lumber, coal,
Dr S d Booth, salary Snpt health
L h Moss, comm'r and mileage,
i w Fowler, conv w Evans from Raleigh,
N B Daniel, comm'r and mileage,
w E Cannady. lumber bill.
J T Britt, writ 01 lunacy, copy J u Ji's
bond.
J B Mayes, services as clerk and fess,
PACPEE ORDERS.
F M woody, coffin for Miss N Wilson,
J R waiters, salary and mds Co home,
Mrs w w Ragland, special allowance
Robt Kinton,
Sandy Parham, 1 mo eup Sarah Parham
ROAD ORDERS.
R A Pleasant, supervisor, horse, etc
A d Frazier, 23I leet lumber,
A d Frazier, services as supervisor,
K A Adcocb, services as supervisor,
J T Averett, services as supervisor,
R H Gooch, eerviccs as euptrvisor,
w L TJmstead, services as supervisor,
j K Clement, services as sapervis r,
Lauriston Elliott, land for road,
Levi Brogden, land tor road.
K T Crewr, account against county,
M B wailtr, i2 ,0 feet .umber,
E A Powell, ex conv convicts to Oxrord,
C E Loyd, services as supervisor, eic,
J M Phipp , w ;rk, naiL, etc,
w u Jonee, f-ervices as supervisor,
C w Fioyd, services as super risor.
J A Catlett, services aa supervisor.
Mary Hester, right 01 way,
W A ISiaCKiey, services as sa ;erviour,
T M Thomasson, lumber,
N h Fleming, salary Superintendent,
B w Adcocb. services as euperviso.
K h Patterson, services as supervisor,
S 1. Roberts, salary as lortmin.
N h Fleming, mds lor convicts,
S L Roberts, vegetables for convicts,
w E wiison, salary as guard,
L B Turner, lumber and coal.
Long Bros, mase lor convicts,
C h Landis, mdse for cony cts,
J T Cheatham, wood lor roaa tarce,
J S Brown, m ise for road force.
J F Edwards mdse lor roaa iorce,
T d Aiken, lumber and serv supervisor,
J 11 Lyon, lumoer ana serv supervisor.
L h Most, serv road commissioner,
L L Moss, committee wora on roau,
E w Dement, services as supervisor,
N B Diniel, 2 days ana m'ge com wors,
N is uaniel, 2 days comm ssione'",
C F Crews, one day commissioner,
Sarah Amis, (ltm t- cot on opening rd,
Archer waibins, yds una lor roaa,
Joseph Noblin, 91o yds land for road.
First Nat'l Banb, amt pay rolJ.
J B Mayes, account for October,
J w & d S Fuller, tt bnsheis of cora,
w A Psrham, a Darrein 01 corn,
Hill.wood Fnrnbnre Oi, merchandise,
Crenshaw Livery, horse hire, buggy,
E h Creoehaw, ladee for road force,
J N Watkins, services supervisor,
GENERAL COUNTY ORDERS
Issued in December, 1902 $1,250.97
January, 1903 899.0.
" February. w-i.to
March. 1903 1,512.29
April, 1903 1,279.90
May, 1903 441.59
June. 1903 290.35
July, 1903 503.30
August, 1903 511.1 i
September, 19f 3 674.50
October, 1903 271.90
November, 1903 574 40
NINETEEN THREES
Hi
THE NEW YEAR FINDS THE POPULAR
Taylor-Cannafly Buggy Still in fto Leal
We are going to make a bid for a still larger business this
year. New features will be added to our product, and our
Motto will continue to be 'Handsome, Durable and Up-to-Date."
WAGONS
Of the best makes always on hand, and sold at the lowest
sible prices. Call and see them.
pos-
We can certainly please you in
S Harness, Robes, Whips, Collars, &c,
the best facto-
E3
as our stock is large and the best products of
ries. Yours to sell,
Tay lorCan nady Buggy Co.,
C. W. BRYAN. Salesman.
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KND OTHER COUNTIES-
Having: served you for seveial
years as warehouseman in the sale
and purchase of your tobacco, I
want to advise with you in regard
to selling your present crop. Our
market is fully open for the sale of
all grades I would advise j'ou to
commence to market your tobacco
as prices are very much better than
they were a few weeks ago.
The outlook is for this crop to
sell low, yet we have seen it lower.
1 am prepared to take the very
best of care of your interest, and
will see that you get the highest
market price for every pile of to
bacco placed on my floor.
I want to thank you lor your
very liberal patronage in the past
and ask a continuance of the same
with the promise that you shall have the same service from me that I
have aiven vou in the past. There is no warehouseman better pre-
n!,rPd to orotect vour interest than I am. I will advise you of the con-
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given
j:..- t 4.1 m.rtpt from timfi to time and will sell vour tooacco to
UlllUU J1 LIU- llittinvi. " " -
the very best advantage.
Thanking you again for your very liberal patronage in the past,
I am v cry ixuijr ywui niuuu,
Z. W. LYON.
Iblack-bmught
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hi
Stock
ardware.
s.
De Witts Witch Hazel Salve.
tj -.,- t hoH thp niles for 2ovears. I tried
lie aftja 1 -. r -1 1
many doctors and medicines, but all failed
except DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve. It
cured me." It is a combination of theheal
: f; r.f Witrh Hazel Sa've, with
antiseptics and emollients; relieves
orm-inoTiilv cures blind, bleeding, it
.-.A rrotTudir,? piles, sores, cuts bruises,
eczenn salt rheum and a'l
Soli by J. G. Hall.
Pnn man c auilB inau ub cau
ith oats. We've heard a
TTiifinifrbt in the full of the
moon.
and
hin2
skin disease-.
Full stock Builders material, Paints Oils Turpentine 1 V"hes Wood
and willow ware, Crockery, Lamps and Glass ware, Mt dhopperj etu
Beltings. Packings, Lacings, Pipe and Pipe fittings. I have one ot the
best gun and lock smiths in North Carolina. If yourf"nn1nSinstUpDl
der bring it to me for repairs. Guttering, Roofing and Tmnm : supply
generally. I want your tVade and 1 promise you my best efforts to serve
you satisfactory .
Yours very truly,
J". IF"1,
Edwards
A Thousand Dollars Worih of Good
A II Thumes, a well known coal opera
tor of Buffalo, O., writies, "I have been af
flicted with kidney and bladder trouble for
vrs nassine cravelor stones with excruciat-
i : t rrt nn relief from medicines
;i T lcran taking Folevs Kidney Cure
a., iko cnlt was surDrisine. A few doses
)n,f,i ih brick dust like fine stones and
r like a new man. It has done me
r, fcr ooo worth of eood." For sale by R
Hamilton,
least nut that
Klneton murderer where he will be
able to kill nobody else, that Is if he
Is carefully watched. Durham Her
ald. Don't be imposed upon by taking substi
tutes offered for Foleys Honey and Tar.
For sale by R. L. Hamilton.
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46 7o
1 77
15 00
lo 00
15 00
2 00
2 80
25 00
53 00
308 00
2 34
149 47
600
2 cc
600
S L Roberts, cash pd for vegetables 6 4
First Nat'l Bank, vouchers paid ... 86 33
SEPTEMBER, 19os.
S D Booth, salary as Supt Health,
C J Turner, jail account August
T C Rogers, 3 days as tax assessor,
R Ii Hamilton, merchandise.
nhlic Ledger. 6.000 tax receipts,
Pablic liedger, court calendars, receipts
-L and executor's notice,
J P Stedman, merchandise,
U P Smith, boarding jury.
trS D Booth, inquest ana amanpox.
T Britt, half fees state vs v nan
M Wheeler. Inquest child A Royster
w -Rritt. accouDt vs county.
E K Howard, account vs county,
Dr S D Booth, telegrams for self,
james P Mangum, salary as jani;;or.
C F Crewe, 0 aays sewing aa out nu.
IS T Crews, services jettling with Shff
S A Fleming, caen pam u ounce, suui
N B Daniel, 1 day as com'r and rr lge,
S A Fleming, indigent pauper's tax,
S A Fiem'ne', land sold for tax & bought
by county,
J B Mayes, monthl y act and com ?, tax
Wm Ridley, tax anu coot pan oiuiiuu
land sola ior lax., me mi uaus
paid prior by Pete Bullock,
PAUPER ORDER!?.
T T? waiters, sal as upt i numc, mun
Hall Wood Fur Co 2 coffins
Sandy Parnam 1 iuu dui oaiau m..
j H Gooch, 6 mo eup E weaver,
ROAD ORDERS.
L S Sizemore, building bridge over Gras
sy creeK,
wm. Williamson, work on road,
L M. Carrington, work on road,
A C Parham, 2 days work on rotid,
R A Lyon, services as supervisor,
B T Bll, services as supervisor,
N H Fleming, services as Supt.,
w C Evans, services aa supervisor,
w B Royster, seryices as supervisor,
w A Blackley, services as supervisor,
j M Sherron, services as supervisor,
J M Shermn, building bndg.
J A Catlett, services as supervisor,
w C Daniel, services and supervisor,
Jerome T Averett, serv as supervisor.
J B Mayes, acct as Clerk, etc.,
w L Taylor, 1760 feot lumber,
S L Roberts, salary as foremar ,
j F Co e, for engine and engineer,
j F Edwards, merchandise August,
chandise August,
S L Roberts, vegetables for wmvicts,
N B Daniel, 1 day as commissioner
N B Daniel, 1 day com work, mileage,
First Nat'l Bwnfc, vouchers p.id,
C H Landi, merchandise,
K T Moss, 2 cords wood,
- G Taylor, veseta les for road hands,
B S Royster, counsel fees,
A M Jones work on road, .
S M Slaughter, services as snvisor.
Sandv Moss, vegetables for road lorce,
Pete B llock. merchandise, n.nTt.
Hill-wood Fur Co, mattress & comfort',
Howell Bros, 1 gallon eyrup,
Total 58.813.2J)
PAUPER ORDERS
Issued in January, 1903 $ y.uu
February, rJ0i$ bio.ou
March. 1903 124.90
April, 1903 140.88
May, 1903 184 93
June, 1903 159.26
July, 1903 252.5G
Aiurust. 1903 797 44
September, 1903 163.47
1 inn") 1 ".rt FUI
October,
November, 1903.
150.59
113.42
Total $2,711.95
ROAD ORDERS
Tccc In Tnnf 190. 2.849.4
inou"1 " " : - , , -, n
July, 1903 MZ.V4
August, 1903 588.54
September, 1903 992.91
October, 1903 675.46
November, 1903 1,231.25
Total $7,149.67
AMOUNT PAID JURIES
hDhi-iiflrv Trfiu. 1903
A11 Term. 1903 299.60
August Term, 1903
November Term, iwa
257.50
217.S0
Total $947 li
R ECA PITU E AT IO N.
Rec'd from Gen. Co. Tax $lu,db4 o
Rec'd from Pauper Tax
877.59
Total $11,242.24
EXPENDITURES
p,pn. Co. Orders Issued o.oio.j
" ?5 Pniinfir Orders Issued 2,7ll
450 r
Is 46
237 5o
17 00
Paid Juries J4.io
715
62 00
29 00
29 00
2n 4o
15 5o
24 52
14 25
9 5o
600
610
22 00
2o OO
9 00
12410
46 95
4 7o
2 00
3 5o
153 83
1 2o
3 00
615
27 7o
3 53
18 00
4 8i
465
7 25
45
Total $12,472.39
This does not Include Treasurer
commissions.
ROAD.
Amt. from Road Bonds $20,561.69
Ttnnfl Orders Issued 7,149.67
Total $13,412.0:
J. B. MAYES,
Reg. of Deeds
THE ORIGINAL
FP MF.nir.IKIF;
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bilious:iess and a coated tongue
are common indications of liver
3,nl kk.npy diseases. Stomach and
bowel troubles, severe as they are,
jri ve immediate warning by pain,
but liver and kidney, troubles,
though loss painful at the start, are
imeh harder to cure. Thcdford's
Hi ick-T'raught never fails to bene
fit d iseased liver and weakened kid
neys. It stirs up the torpid liver
to throw off the germs ot teverand
ague. It is a certain preventive
of cholera and T3right's disease of
the kidnevs. With kidneys re
inforced by Thedford's Black -Draurrht
thousands of persons have
dwelt immune in the midst of yel
low f.-ver. Many families live in
perfect health and have no other
doctor than Thedford's Black
Draught. It is always on hand for
use in an emergency and save3
many expensive calls of a doctor.
Muliins, S. C, March 10, 1901.
! have used Thefiferd's Black-Draught
for three years and i have not had to go
to a doctor since ! have been taKine 11.
H is the best medicine for me that is
on the market for live- and kidney
troubles and dyspepsia and other
complaints. Rev. A. G. LEWIS.
BriDRlBY's Photo
Gallery
II. M.
W. B. SHAW,
Henderson.
SHAW & SHAW,
SHAW,
Oxford
Attorney & Counsellors at Law,
OXFORD. N. C.
ill il'!:' lett
Tube paints, water colors, brush
es, and material for crayon or char
coal drawing.
Canvas, drawing paper, water
color paper, pastel boards and pas
tel crayons. Paint boxes, plaques,
rubbers, etc., etc
Best line of picture frames and
mouldings in town. Frames made
any size.
Still on top when it comes to
high-grade photographic work.
Where?
Sale of Valuable Farm
2 Miles North-East
of Oxford.
Bv virtue of the authority conferred upon
die undersigned by a certain judgment of
he Superior Coutt of Granville county, ren-
dered at the JNovember term, IUU3, 01 saiu
court, in an action therein penti ng wherein
Geo. W Davison and cnaries uaker,
Trustees, and others were plaintiffs and N.
A, Gregory and wife and others were de
fendants, I will sell for cash by public auc
tion at the court house dcor in Uxtord. on
MONDAY, THE 4111 DAY OF JAN., 'O4,
the tract of land which was the subject of
said action, situated in Salem township,
Oxford township, in said connty, adjoining
the lands of Mrs. R O. Gregory, D. T
Cheatham, (the Mary A. Hester dower tract)
and others, containing loo acres, being a
part of the W O. Gregory-Parham tract,
which was assigned to in. i. Gregory in the
division of the estate of said W. O Greg-
, , rn n t i
ory, bounded as iouows: nt-gin at a sione,
corner of Mrs. Mary A. Hester's dower
tract, and run thence west 30 chains to a
stake and pointers, Mrs. R. O. Gregory's
corner; thenee north 33 chains 33 links 10
post oak corner; thence east 30 chains to
white oak, Mrs. Hester s corner; thence
alon her line to the beginning.
Time of sale 12 M, A. A. HICKS,
Nov: 3O, 1903. Commifsloner
We offer our professional services to the
citizens of Granville and adjoining counties,
and solicit a share of your patronage, pro
mising to give to the smallest as wellas the
largest case our most lidligent attenti n and
best efforts. Our fees are moderate.
Refer you to any one in Oxford or Hen
derson .
Administrator's Notice.
Letters of administration, de bonis dod, upon
the estate of Julia C, lioyster, deceased, havb.g
this day been issued to me by he Clerk of the
Superior Court of Granville county, notice is
hereby given to an persons niueDteu 10 sum es
tate to come forward and make immediate pay
ment; and all persons holding claims against
said estate are notified to present them to me or
to my attorneys, Graham & Devin, Oiod.N.
C., within one year from this date, or this notice
will be plead in bar of their recovtrv. Nov. 13,
1903. JOHN P. KOYSTJIK,
Acmr, de bonis non of Julia C. Koyster.
nov.iS 6t-pd,
To Cure a Cold lis One Day
Toko laxative Bromo Onine
MiTOon boxes sold m pasi 15 mourn. "'O4""
Cures Crip
in Two Days.
on every
box. 25c.
.