OXFORD PUBLIC LEDGER, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1907.
The Only Thing Left
A
to a
Kansas City man
lawyer in anothe
recently wrote
r town of the
State asking for information touching
the standing of a person there who
owed the Kansas City individual a
considerable sum of money for a long
time, .
'What property has he that I eould
attach?"was one of the questions asked.
The lawyer's reply was to the point.
"The persons to whom you refer," lie
wrote, "died a year ago. He has left
nothing subject to attachment except a
widow."
Voices Our Sentiments.
The Durham Sun voices our
merits in the following:: The 11:
senti-
ileiirh
News and Observer is as vivacious as
a lovely young lady in her coming-out
function. This is remarkable, too, for
a North Carolina newspaper reaching
the age it has. -Today it began its
eighty fifth volume, and has all the
appearance of vigorous youth. Its
record is State history, and it has ren
dered valuable service to this common
wealth. Here's hoping it may come
into its centennial cycle with prosperity
weather upon its brow, and happiness
and good cheer filling its heart.
Passed Examination Successfully.
Tames Donthu, Nt w B iian. Conn,
writes: I tiled several kidney rtmedie ,
and was treated by ur bett physicians for
diabetes, but did improve until I took Fo
ley's Kidnev Cure. After th-s-card nottle
I f-hiwe-i imp'overnent, a? d fiye bottles
cured me complete lv I have since passed
h rigid examination for Itte insurance."
Foley s K dney One cures bark-ache and
y fom s of ki luey and bladder trouble. I.
G. Hall.
President Roosevelt may be Demo
cratic in spots, as Mr. Bryan says, but
who wants a spotted administration.
"Pa,what's an average man ?" "One
who has a sneaking suspicion that he
has qualities which make him superior
to anybody else."
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J. G. Hall.
' W T I
A Chicago paper is jubilant because
that city has more ld than it needs,
hut then you know Chicago is the cen
ter of the hog industry.
Millions of bottles of Foleys Honey and
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colds and Jung troubles This is because
the genuine Folevs Honey and Tar in the
ye'low package contains no opiates or other
harmful drus. Guard your health bv re
fusing any but the genuine. J. G. Hall. ..
The Portland, Maine, Express con
soles Georgia with the thought that the
ootton gin yet remains. But that kind
of gin is no good in the fiz.
Heres Good Advice.
O. S. Woolever, one of the best known
merchants of Le Ravsville, N. Y , says: "If
you are ever troubled with uiles, apply
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It cured me of
there for good 20 years ago." Cures every
sore, wound, burn or abrasion. 25c at R
L. Hamikoii's drue store.
"There is no lack of money" chirps
Secretary Cortelyou. We a re , from
Missouri and insist on having the
stockings brought out for examination.
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When vou have a cough or cold do not
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is danager in taking some unknown prepa
ration. Foley's ffoney and Tar cures,
coughs, colds, and prevents pneumonia.
The genuine is in a yellow package. Re
fuse substitutes. J. G. Hall.
If Aryia Gould wants to know what
real happiness is she should come hon.e
and marry a vaudeville monologist.
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Thousands of men and women in all walk?
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der troubles. D:n't neglect your kidneys.
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The great majority of American cit
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road it in the newsbapers.
Orino Laxative Fruit Svrup.the new Lax
alive, stimulates, but does not irrite I
is ihe best Laxative. Guaranteed or your
money back. J. G. Hall.
hen there s a Itf.UUU word ques
tion in court vou miarht know there
was a woman in the case. Baltimore
Sun.'
Itch cured in 30 miuutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. Sold by J.
G. Hall, Druggist.
The price of meat is said ip he fall
ing. There is room for it to fall a long
way without striking the bottom. -Wilmington
Star. v
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that some times terminates fatally, is the
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From now on an Oklahoma man
will stand up when he hears "The Star
Spangled Banner." New York Mail.
Jack and Jill were bo h quite ill,
N w each is well and w.ser,
TmT blues and headaches have to go,
VVhen they take an Early Riser.
De Witt's. Little Early Riser Pills are said
by J. ii. Hall. ,
(Cont'nued from page 6.
IT Harris l ight svay for ro:id...., ...
' H Landis ace't vVjroaJ force... .....dr.-...
J I Wheeler supt road force
M P Crews foreman road force
!' O Cash guard road force ..
XV U Cash aec't vs eo road force
First Nat'l Bank vouchers road force..
W S Gooch aec't vs road force
W II VVhitaker aec't vs road force
C G Sand ford aec't vs road force.
Baird & Perkinson aec't vs road force..
I j Thomas aec't vs road force
II S Montague aec't vs road force .
J II Land is aec't vs.road force.
.1 n Mayes lumber for bridges . -
Hopkins aec't vs road force
Hugh Jones soil
J 11 Gooch aec't vs road force
Parham Brq aec't vs road force
I., J Hicks aec't vsToad force..
J II Koy croft work on road....:.
Baird Chamble aec't vs co road
Mrs Irene G Day soil for road
VI II Crenshaw aec't, vs. road force
J I) Wheeler aec't vs road force ,.
K C Cash services as guard
14 00 1
4 es 1
ro 00 :
:;o 00 ;
'2f w
lti 40
5-i 87
m 04
, o 00
I Ho
1 75
: 50
y 10
20 43
-211 ?4
. 2 45
3 50
:i0 59
'M 00
2 30
II 25
VI 95
7 50
10 67
0 62
- 8 54
Total. '. 8 t 300 03
"FKBIHTARY, 19.J7.
Haleigh Itoyster ris?lit of way 3 00
II I, Cash road work and lumber 7i 75
W Ij Taylor work on road at Bullock.. 15 00
.1 M Phfpnsroad work and polls 37 !0
1 1 em y Ford overseer J 00
K K 'lloothsummonliiis jury 180
.1 K IMeas-.int supervisor 3 00
A M Stovall road juror 2 (Kt
C J Breedlove overseer !W4 1 00
Anderson Marable 1 v yards soil '. 2 50
Mrs Susan Allen ri'sfht of way i" 00
.) K Mayes roan juror... 2 00
K N Clement road juror and mileane... 2 50
.1 L Haskins road juror and mileage.... 2 30
W HW'lutakei road work i 00
Geo 1' Gooch right of way for road 4 00
First Nat'l Hank vouchers V 4d 05
.1 D Wheeler supt roau force : M 00
C B Jones guard road force 17 ti
S D Holeman foremae 25 00
.Joseph Roberts cook road force 13 33
XV B Currin oak lumber 346 feet 6 92
L B Turner poles l 0t
O L Parham a cM, , 2 25
X F Faucett overseer 3 f 0
Allen & Montague nulse 14 95
Bullock & Crenshaw mdse 2J 60
Baird & Cham blee nidse 11 50
Long, Blalock & Haskins mdse 23 33
J G Mall aec't 3 05
R Ij 1 lamilton mdse 75
O If Landis radse 2 95
.1 11 iooch mdse, en hi 24 95
XV S Gooch mdse, ca n, j 18 0
Baird & Perk.nson mdse 50
J Renn 5 bushels potatoes 3 00
.1 D Brooks aec't 4 00
IK Jones soil 4 00
J F Aikeu soil r 5 00
Total..
? 505 95
MARCH. 1907.
.1 M Phipps cutting right, way
V It Garner serving 32 road orders.
Iv I) Gentry 155 feet oak lumber
O J Turner serving 18 1 oad orders
J XV Winston overseer
Z M Burehett overseer
J K Duncan overseer
J B Mayes lumber
XV Ij Taylor 237 lumber
30 00
9 60
3 10
r, to
3 00
3 00
3 00
13 30
4 IK)
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
98 22
60 00
25 00
25 00
20 00
27 50
1 50
20 00
13 00
m 64
T G Currin overseer 1906
is,-
C W York "
G L. Allen "
Fred Adcock "
First Xat'l Bank Vouchers
J D Wheeler supt
S D Holeman foreman, r force
C O Jones guard con ict ca mp
Jasper Roberts cook convict camp
J R Renn right of way road
C G Sandford aec't
R M Currin right of way
Ed Arrington supplies, camp
Allen & Montague supplies, camp ."
J H Gooch supplies for camp 1 1 78
J R Renn supplies convict camp 4 j
Eliza Crews supplies convict camp 2 65
Breedlove& McFarlandsupplies,camp 19 20
John P Stedman drugs for camp 1 75
J R Wood aec't vs convict camp 2 00
Baird & Perkinson mdse , 7 75
Bair & Chamblee mdse 7 26 58
C II Landis aec't vs camp3 ,.. 7 97
F II Crenshaw aec't vs camp 17 48
Bullock A: Crenshaw aec't vs camp 5 90
J D Brooks aec't vs camp 2 50
L J Hicks aec't vs camp 10 25
S M Wheeler expenses to Henderson
after convicts 2 15
L G O'Brien serving 14 road orders 4 20
Total.
$ 557 07
APRIL, 1907.
A F Taborn right way assessed 1894
8 34
20 00
44 98
2 50
17 50
9 30
7 80
3 40
3 00
120 00
15 00
71 50
10 00
32 76
15 06
13 J20
5 25
11 00
HO 00
30 00
W A (xoocn right way
R L Clark work on road
Mrs J F Cole wood used on road
B I Breedlove change of road in Salem
J P Puryear lumber, etc ....
R E Booth serving 2b r orders
W M Bullock work on road
J H Parrott overseer.
Good Roads Machinery Co. machinery
Joe Wheeler work on road
A and G T Walters right way, damage
and soil to date.
L S Elliott right way
J IT Bullock lumber.....
K H Crenshaw Co acc t vs ca rap
Breedlove & McFarland aec't vs camp
Howell Bros mdse, camp
Bullock '& Crenshaw mdse camp
J I Wheeler superintendent
8 D Holeman foreman convicts.
C O Jones guard at camp 30 00
Jasper Roberts cook at ca mp J 20 00
w A Mcunee work at county nonie....
W R & A li Kimball aec't vs camp
W T Stem right way
C M Tanner work on Blackwell bridge
J P Ruchanan repairing bridge
C H Landis aec't vs camp
llpchurch Bros aec't vs camp
Allen & Montague aec't vs camp
Tludgens fc Hunt aec't vs camp
21 80
11 60
7 00
3 00
2 50
4 75
4 80
40 32
9 07
20 45
15 00
5 00
10 90
15 40
20 00
5 00
6 45
47 82
2 25
2 00
25 00
138 00
57 00
4B7 57
aird& Chamblee aec't vs camp ....
10 N Dickerson right way :
F II Gregory com'te work and mileage
E C Harris com'te work and mileage..
W L Taylor com'te work aud mileage
3 days road commissioner
C J Roberts burning of house by camp
J H Adams wood for cross laying
S H Brown Agt So. R R Freight
First Nat'l Bank vouchers.. ...v
S H Brown Agt So R R Freight
R C Jones damage to timber
C R Gordon donation to new road
Mayo Milling Co for corn
Mayo Milling Co oats
J o'Lumpkiiis mule Co 2 mules, ticket
Total ? im i)7
MAY, 1907,
P G I'ruitt overseer ettf
C R Gordon work on Tar River bridge 1 00
J R Moore 5 shoats for camp 12 50
Fred N Day, Agt right of way for road
mothers land and damage wheat... 10 00
R E Booth serving road orders 3 30
Bragg Bros drayage on corn 2 82
W.P White, Jr., 400 foot oak lumber.... 8 00
Parker A Hunt lumber 3 53
XV D Adcock road overseer 3 00
F M Bensley 250 leet lumber 3 75
XV P Wilkinson lumber and hauling... 27 57
.1 .1 Garner lumber 1 46
J D Wheeler superintendent 60 00
S D Holeman foreman "0 00
C O Jones guard 30 00
Jasper Roberts cook at camp 25 00
J R Renn supplies at camp 7 38
RW Boyd supplies at camp 11 39
W P Wilkinson com'te work, mileage. i3 20
F H Gregory 2 days com'te work and
mileage 6 00
Ralph Currin 2 days cem'te work and
mileage - . 6 40
E C Harris com' te and mileage 3 00
First National Bank vouchers Roberts
force 182 25
S L Roberts 1 mo services 50 00
Ed Louise 2 weeks serv Roberts force... 12 50
C II Landis aec't vs Roberts camp 1 45
R B Hunt A Sons vart vs road force.... 6 52
E K Howard lumber - 16 36
Bullock A Crenshaw mdse 65 55
BOird A Chamblee ac't Roberts force... 102 71
J R Wood mdse camp 9 25
L-J Hicks work for camp 2 55
First Nat'l Bank vouchers jendered 116 50
Breedlove A McFarland mdse 10 65
Long, Blalock and H asikn& mdse 22 00
Parham Bros Co muse
12 50
Ii J Hicks shop work
Baird A Perkinson mdse
W T Patterson repairing cage"
3 15
2 00
11 00
23 93
Allen A Montague mdse
W R A A B Kimball mdse.
22 23
1 1 X inniiiin 11 1 vi.iv. &ii f.'...... ....... m,. ........ ... 1 r fyj
Baird A Chamblee mdse camyJ. i0 82
Crawford Overton A Bro moving raft..
1 7o
21 24
51 19
J B Mays lumber and boxes
H M Stovall wagon m
Breedlove A IcFarland mdse
Howell Bros mdse at camp
G XV Royster lumber and nails
2 87
17 85
3 50
S H Brown agt freight on hay 75
OH Landis mdse road iorce 1 32
Bank of Granville draft for hay 323 16
T L Booth right way 4 50
R H Cheatham overseer 3 00
Harvey Harris right way 5 00
J R Wilson right of way 7 50
G W Stem bridge work 5 33
Mayo Milling Go oats Roberts camp.... 26 12
Mayo Milling Co oats Wheeler camp... 5W 12
Forest Hamme overseer 1905'06 8 00
200 00
3 00
7 50
10 SO
1 i5
. 72 rt)
2 IjO
3 CO
1 11 jsaiser overseer....
J I Wheeler superintendent.. 60 CO
D Holeman foreman
30 CO
30 CO
9 75
14 00
C O Jones guard
R W Boyd mdse at camp
F H Gregory 5 days com'te work.
.1 A.V navis rfrnvaorfi on timber
11 33
First Nat'l Bank vouchers paid 56 90
' " vouchers s Ij Koberts.. aj n
' - " order to O II Landis
J II Daniel lumber Blackwell bridge...
Jim Harris 3000 feet lumber.
Joe Hobgood 5 1-2 bbls corn '.
S I. Roberts services for May
Ralnh Currin 4 davs as overseer
8 ?i0
12 98
45 00
22 00
50 00
8 00
W P Wilkinson lumber, fixing bridge
and removing raft 10 M
K II Crenshaw mdse camp
Bullock & Crenshaw mdse
W R A A B Kimball mdse camp
L J Hicks work for road ferce
Cpchurch Bros.'mdsek
Breedlove & McFarland mdse ...
John P Stedman drugs.... , . ..
c II Landis mdse at ramp...,.
Baird it Perkinson mdse at camp
Baird .V Chamblee mdse camp
Alien A Montague mdse at camp ...
W T Pattei son work for camp .. ...
, J I ! icks siiop work for camp
U B 1 1 unt A. Sons incise
I A Moore 1 crate cabbage
.1 II Wood mdse at camp
E li Crenshaw Co nidse at camp
Howell Ili os nidse ot camp
C H Landis mdse at 1 a tip
P C V racier overseer
K H -'r: gory eorniii'r 2 1-2 days
W 1 Wilkinson 2 1-2 day road com'r....
24 04
9 15
15 40
3 00
o
4
3
8
4
1
21
90
95
22
90
70
30
62
50
AO
85
3
00
5 00
12 85
12
t;
..
.
l
5
Total .' ?
JULY, 1007.
F M Blackley repairing bridsre
I)r J R Currin services to sick mule
J R Wilson damage to fence
J D Wheeler superintendent....
S 1) Holeman services 10 days in June.
O O Jones guard convict force
First Nat'f Hank vouchers
1' 182 80
8 00
2 00
. 1 80
60 00
10 00
30 00
71 50
es 00
4 71
2 00
5 00
3 00
11 50
50 00
0 24
7 10
2 33
4 15
11 31
4 00
17 03
50
43 43
20 21
39 62
10 50
, 1 00
2 50
12 70
'1 35
J I Kin ton by lire to timber ;
T J llrummitt mdse convict camp,
M L Winston box for road
Jef Satterwhite l ight way
James Adocock right way
(4 O Pitts lumber for bridge
S li Roberts salary of June
C 11 Landis mdse for camp
n A Moore mcise at camp
S L Roberts mdse at camp
L J Hicks mdse at camp
R B Hunt A Sons mdse
A D Hobgood mdse v-
J D Brooks mdse at camp
J G Hall druss for horse .....
J R Wood 2 tents for camp
First Nat'l Bank vouchers
T L Cannady aec't vs camp
Bafrd A Perkinson aec't vs camp
L J Hicks aec't vs camp
1) A Moore ace't vs camp
Baird & Chamblee mdse.-.
.Tnhn P Stedman nidse camn
J I) Brooks mdse camp 18 83
Parham Bros Co mdse
Upchurch Bros mdse
13 75
4 00
1 05
4 00
5 36
7 75
2 94
4 95
5 25
2 25
1066 00
18 55
15 00
3 50
2 50
C H Landis mdse
W T Patterson aec't vs camp
Breedlove A McFarland mdse...
J F Edwards mdse at camp
C F Renn mdse convict camp.
J R Moore mdse at camp
R XV Boyd mdse at camp
J L Suit mdse at camp
Good Roads Maehiney Co rock crusher
L F Smith expensesto Richmond after
Mat Branch
L F Smith expenses to Norfolk after
prisoner Nancey Lvon soil for road
D G Bullock right way and soil
Total '--5 1 926 08
AUGUST, 1907.
Jno B Mayes lumber Kimballs bridge 730 11
G O Pitts lumber Fishing Crek bridge 617 50
Jeffreys A Strothers bridge timber 29 94
Thos B Daniel 7 1-2 bbls corn : 33 75
C F Turner work on bridge 28 25
J H Bullock lumber for bridge 6 50
J 1$ Powell his account 6 60
W L Taylor 3 days com'r, mileage 10 50
First Nat'l Bank vouchers 82 45
First Nat'l Bank vouch. Roberts force 435 69
J 1) Wheeler superintendent 60 00
C CI Jones guard at camp 30 00
First. Nat'l Bank ade't of Williford 13 94
S I j Roberts salary for July ,50 00
S L Roberts expenses to Norfolk after
prisoner 25 80
Bragg Bros 2 mo storage for hay 4 00
R L Eakes mdse lor Roberts force 38 78
J J Medford corn for WTheeler camp 19 68
F F Howell cabbage for camp 5 00
C H Landis mdse Roberts force ' 3 35
J P Stedman drugs for mule at camp 40
Baird A Chamblee mdse Roberts force 11 86
Paris Dry Goods Co clock at camp 1 00
li Thomas cc't vs Roberts camp 70
M A Cogwell aec't v5 Wheeler force 2 30
J P Stedman drugs for convict ca rap 40
Mrs J R Moore provisions at camp 47
Long, Blalock fc Haskins mdse 33 30
I, J Hicks work for road force 3 00
Parham Bros mdse, Wheeler 5 50
Baird & Perkinson mdse 9 35
Baird & Chamblee mdse at camp 33 24
T J Brum mitt mdse at camp - 6 29
T Li Cannady aec' t vs camp 59 83
J J Medford" corn for Wheele force 6 56
N M Cannady mdse for Wheeler force 6 16
T L Cannady balance on account 13 85
W A McGhee bridge work 6 50
E C Harris road com'r and mileage " 18 75
Frank Bullock 9 mos rent for house 18 00
Good Roads MachiiieryOo mdse 57 65
G N Daniel warning in hands 3 00
Freight on Hay S A L Railway 6 70
Total- S 2 602 70
SEPTEMBER, 1907.
T L Cannady work on bridge
W H Jones express on wire for Kim
balls bridge
A D Hobgood dravage on hay
J A Bullock repairing bridge
Wm Williamson timber for bridge
John McDuffie timber for bridge
E C Harris timber for bridge
W A McGhee bridge repairing
E C Harris corn for Wheeler force
First Nat'l Bank vouchers for corn
" " vouch of J I) Wheeler
T Ii Canuady mdse for camp
Hobgood A Montague mdse
Baird A Perkinson mdse for camp
Parham Bros Co mdse at camp
Brredlove A McFarland mdse
Ii W Boyd mdse for force
L J Hicks aec't VS tamp
Baird A Chamblee aec't Vs camp
-A P Overton aec't vs road force
G O Pitts lumber for bridge
John P Stedman drugs for road camp
.1 D Brooks account vs camp
F F Howell account vs camp
3 50
4 70
7 23
50
1 80
6 31
4 80
13 50
19.00
94 00
36 50
39 93
13 35
21 00,
ie S2
8 84
8 55
3 50
10 01
2 25
26 02
3 80
10 00
5 00
19 17
4 47
2 00
60 00
30 00
30 10
50 00
10 00
5 00
319 86
3 75
9 10
9 58
6 50
42 50
20 24
13 10
33 28
J w Wilson mdse
Irs J R Moore aec't vs camp
J D Wheeler mdse for camp '
J D Wheeler supt for August
S 1) Holeman saiary as foreman
O O Jones guard for August
S L Roberts salary for August
Ralph Currin work on bridge, lumber.
I ) Kinton right way puonc roaa
First Nat'l Bank voxtch. Roberts force
J Bicks account against Roberts fore
H Landis account vs "
Baird A Chamblee ac't vs " "
Upchurch Bros aec't vs ' "
I u Brooks acc t vs
Breedlove A McFarland vs " "
BuUock A. Crenshaw aec't " "
J J Medford account vs ' "
Total
$ 1 029 26
OCTOBER, 1907.
Southern States Grain Co car of hay
182 85
15 00
W J O'Brien cutting new road Salem T
A dmon Brandon right way
6 00
Sam Jones lumber for bridge
217 82
S L Roberts salary lor September
50 00
55 00
r E Bobbitt right way public road
IT H Howard bridge work
2 00
23 37
A Stacv guy wire etc
W P Wilkerson balance on building
bridge cross Jouathans Creek
85 00
J D Wheeler mdse for camp
J D Wheeler salary as superintendent
14 62
60 00
S D Holeman loreman road torce
O O Jones guard road force
3 00
30 00
W J Currin account vs co
J P Patterson right way public roa,d,
F M Blackley work on road
Good Roads Machinery Co ac't vs road
B I Breedlove com'te work mileage
R W Boyd mdse for Wheeler camp
J F Edwards mdse " . " -
W E Cannady mdse " '
J W WUson mdse " "
J R Wood mdse " ."
Baird A Perkinson mdse " "
5 75
30 00
15 50
24 85
2 80
12 15
7 66
8 70
62 60
8 00
35 63
4 40
6 79
5 00
1, J Hicks work
Hobgood A Montague act"
06
Parham Bros Co mdse "
Bullock A Crenshaw acct" "
J T Brooks mdse "
Baird A Chamblee aec't " "
J G HfH drues "
Mar'- Cogwell work for " "
R T Moss mdse "
A J V ci-ucev bridge work
First Nat'l Bank vouch Wheeler force
First Nat'l Bank vouch Roberts force
16 20
9 00
26 62
2 40
8 15
2 50
2 25
107 00
307 40
E J! Crews nvnle for camp ;
I oek Knottoverserr '
Bragg Bros drayage on hay storage..
II E ' akley lumber and nails
J R Fowler timber for box
G ( Pitts lumber..... -
.) H Moore feed lor hus at camp
Geo S Daniel aec't vs Roberts camp
R B Hunt A Son ncc't vs
Breedlove A McFarland s '
J J Medford acc t s 1 . -LJ
Hicks work fur i . '
Stovall Lumber Co lumber
Jene Taylor, est. r: gh t w ay
K C II arris com tc work and mileag
1 m U VL
Frank Taylor corn and potatoes
S H Moss corn and potatoes
J C Overton lumber and nails, bridge
J K Pleasant corn for Wheeler camp
Ridley Cheek right of way
Phil Peace right of way
J T Williams 1 right of way for road '
F F Howell right of way
E N Dement right of way
Total
NOVEMBER, 1907.
Mayo Milling Co oais Roberts camp
" " " " Wheeler camp
G O Fitts lxibmer for road
Lum Iiiggan ov erseer.
F H a regrory comte work and mileage
J F Hobgood drayaere on lumber
J R Moore aec't vs Wheeler camp
J D Wheeier salary supt
S D Holeman salary foreman
CO Jones gunrd road force
Jasper Roberts cook Wheeler camp
J W Wilson aec't vs-Wheeler camp
J F Edwards account W heeler camp
Baird & Chr. m blc-c vs "
Baird A Perkinson vs " "
XV P Wilkinson com'te and mileage
S L Roberts freight od wood
S L Roberts salary for October
XV P Wilkinson com'r and mileage
1) L Cozart 400 feet lumber
H H Hobgood 924 feet lumber
Fiist Nat'l Bank vouchers of Roberts ,
Ii J 1 1 icks a cc' t v s Ro bel ts ca m p
K B Hunt A Sons aec't vs Roberts fore
.! T Blackwell lumber for bridge
J D Brooks account vs Roberts c?rap
Baird A Chamblee vs ' '
J J Medford account vs " -R
XV Boyd account vs Wheelers camp
L J Hichsacct vs " v '
Mark Cogwell ace't vs
J G Hall ace't vs ; "
Long, Blalock A Haskins vs ' "
E Ij Smith aec't vs " "
Hobgood A Montague vs "
Parha m Bros aec't vs . ' "
Total
GENERAL
COUNTY ORDERS,
Issued in December, I0C6
Jan 1907
" i. Feb
' Mar
" Apr "
" May "
" June " i
" July "
' Aug "
1 " Sept "
Oct '
" Nov "
Total
PAUPER ORDERS.
S 1
Issued in December, 1906 139 53
Jan 1907 , 186 24
" Feb 672 00
" ' Mar " 16 54
" Apl " ;v... 200 65
. " May " 302 16
" June " 145 58
" July " 75 08
Aug " 819 73
" Sept ' 158 63
Oct. " .- 230 44
Nov
Total . 3 030 68
ROAD ORDERS.
Issued In December, 1906
Jan 1907
" Feb. "
" Mar "
S2 446 75
...1 306 03
" 505 95
" 557 07
" 1 492 97
" 1 527 56
" 1 182 80
" 1 926 08
!" 2 602 70
" .. 1 029 26
" J 1 743 94
" 1 065 76
Apl
May '
June
July
Aug
Sept
Oct.
Nov.
Total...
n 386 87
AMOUNT-PAID JURIES".
November Term, 1906 5317 00
February, Term, 1907 167 10
April, Term, 1907 400 00
July, Term, 1907 253 10
Total ...
RECUPITULATION.
Amount received Pauper Fund $ 647 01
General County Receipts .. ll'02 94
Amount From Roads 11 765 38
Total..
$24 315 33
J AM ES B PO W EL L,
Register of Deeds.
WANTED Second hand hags and
hurlap; any kind, any quantity, any
where; we pay freight. Richmond Bag
Co., Richmond, 'Va. nov.l, ICt.
Administrator's Notice.
Having been duly qualified as administra
trix upon the estate of J. A.Crew3, Jr., deceas
ed, before the Honorable C. F. Crews, Clerk
of the Superior Court of Granville county, no
tice is hereby given to all persons indebted to
said estate to come forward and make imme
diate payment and save costs. Persons hold
ing claims against said estate will present
them to me for payment on or before the 15th
day of November, 1908 or this notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery. This the 15th
day of November, 1901.
M. K. CREWS. Admx.,
of J. A. Crews, Jr.. dee'd.
A A.. Hicks, Atty.
Dr.L.V. Venderson
DENTIST.
OXFORD, - r N.C.
Office over Hamilton's Drug Store.
At Stovall every Friday.
PAHKb WS
motes a luroriant growv.
r Pails to BeBtore Crry!
Hair to its Youttltul Color. .
Cures icaip dmaeeg & hair tailing. ,
ffV-. anu at iirussiftn
1
Write at once and learn why we secure best
Eugene Anderson. Pres. -
Land Sale.
Under and by virtue of a decree of the
Superior court of said County in a special
proceeding entitled J. S. B'acsher, Admin
istrator c t a of Wesley Thor vs Hetty
Hrper alias Hetty Thorp and others," I
will as commissioner offer for sale at public
auction to the highest cash bidder, at the
conrt house door in Oxford on -
MONDAY, DEC. I6th, 1907,
at 12 o'clock m.the following tract or parcel
of land situated in Oxford township, Oran
ville ccunty, and described as follows: Be-
j-inningr at a stone on the East side of Gc-
shen road, B, Hi Cozart's corner, thence
along the road N 35 degrees E 119 5 pole1-
to Reavrs and Burwell s corner, thence bv
Burwell's line East 106 poles to a stake, his
corner, thence by his line South 2 degrees
E 44 poles to two planted stones, his corner
thence by his line N 85 degrees East 138
poles to two w.nte oaks, Thomas I. Hick
corner, thence by his.lire N 68 poies to a
stone, B H Cozart's corner, thence by his.
ine fc.ast 100 poles to the beginning, the
said land containing 100 acres more or less
This being a tract of land conveyed by B H
Cozart to the late vVeslev Thorp, and the
above description is according to the sur
veY made at or prior to that time.
F. O. CARVER, Commissioner,
This November u, 1907
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Weak Kidners. surely rolnt to -weak Iridnpy
Nerves. The Kidneys, like the; Heart, and the
Stomach, find their -weakness, not m trie organ
ixe,f. hnt. in tha nerves that control and euido
and strengthen them. Dr. Shoop's Restorative i3
a meaicme specmeany preyaita vj na,u i".
controlling nerves. To doctor the Kidneys alona,
is futile. It is a waste of time, and of money as
well. . . .
If your baclt aches or 13 weaic. 11 tne unne
6Calds, or is dark and strong, if yo'a have symptoms
ney disease, try Dr. Shoop's Restorative a month
Tablets or liiquia ana see wnai 11 caa huu win
do for you. Druggist recommend and sell
a
J. G. HALL.
Frank Earle Parham,
&TT0RNEY I COUNSELOR tJ LBW
27 William Street.
All legal matters promptly at
tended to. especially proceedings
, in probating of wills.
r M "" S
v. O. K. Kays
May be four.d in his office from.
10 to.l 2 a m.'Or.ly emergency
calls .answered during office
hours.Twc years special study
in disease cf the eye and fit
ting glasses. ' ,
G.A.CGGGES&ALL,&?.D.
Office in the new Dr. Vnite
Building, directly over the
Post Qfic2-
1
Office Hours: 11 a. m. to i p
m., 4 p. m. to 5 p. m. .
Phone INJo. 23. may 3. '07
Sale of Land,
By virtue of the power of sale contained In
a certain deed of trust executed to me on tb
30th day of November, 1906, by (JIT ihoita
and duly recorded In the office of Register of
Deeds for Granville County, in book pae
126, iBhallon
Fill DAY, DEC. 13tb, 1007,
sell to the highest bidder for ash.the U.lc wLap
described tract of land: lots two and three
In the dlvlson ol the land of Mrs. CaroJne K
Thomas. For a more accurate description. see
Mortgage TiooH 35, paRe 68, In the Keg tter ot
Deeds Olfice of said countv. Time u. Laieu
O'clock rn. This Nov 12, l07. '
S Ii AJJEKNETHY Trusts