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OXFORD, N. C, FRIDAY DECEMBER 24, 1909.
NO. 15
inTEN BY A MAD DOG.
PUPPY WITH HYDROPHOBIA BIT
ES SEVERAL MEMBERS CF FAM
?LY OF MR. JOHN COTTRELL.
LECTURES AT SEMINARY.
FOR THE MONUMENT.
FIREWORKS SHOOTING.
Acriculture W. A.
Takes Bitten Members to Raleigh
that D;d B- ng Ower.ed by Mr. Be
TO TACKLE "WILT'
Rev. Geo. W. McDaniel, of Richmonc Daughters of the Confederacy Hav Mayor Instructs Police Not to Make C
Gives Two Lectures Before Young Issued Booklet to be Sold to Raise Arrests for Shooting Fireworks Be- Graham Writes That Expert Will PROF. E. C. BROOKS Af.'D PROF.
Ladies of Seminary. runas tor Monument. tween Certain Hours Christmas. Come Here to Investigate Wilt.
One night last week, the Rev. Geo. There stiU being- a small amount ; Myor Dennis G. Brummitt has in- Commissioner of Agriculture Wil
W. McDaniel, of Richmond, appeared i 0 money to be raised to pay off the 1 structed the pclice not to make arrest , Ham A. Graham writes his brother,
before the young ladies of the Oxford : monument indebtedness, the Daugh- i for shooting fireworks between the ' Judge A. W. Graham that the Dcpart
Seminary and delivered two interest- ters ot the Confederacy have gotten hours of 6 p. m. Friday and midnight ment will send Mr. Burgess to Ox-
MEETING OF TEACHERS.
F. P. HOBGOCD MAKE TWO IN
TERESTING ADDRlSCES.
tor Pasteur Treatmeint, Puppy : ing lectures on foreign mission sub- ; VP an attractive booklet to be sold Saturday. The ordinance prohibit- ford on the first Monday in January
Bid Biting Owned by Mr. Bob ; jects. There were also present sev- r the purpose ct collecttnS the ex- ing the display of pyrotechnics is not 1 to look into the "wilt" problem, now
pense money reierred to. The book- suspended, but pursuant to the or- srettins- to he so disastrous in Gran
ville, especially in the southern parts
Rice of Greensboro Dr. Says ; eral numbers of the Toadies Mission- !
Fattens Not in Danger.
ary Society and the pastors of the
' lets will be sold for twenty-five cents ; ders, no arrests will be mad;
various rhnrrhe in t,r vr,. vi,. " u yu.tudbei win re-, it is general customary to nermit ! The deDartment wants the board to
Finding that a puppy who bad bit- ' ro-5 . , ' J. ' , 1 ceive a ticket with a number on it. the. shooting nf firAwwira PhriciQ i ro fe4r.o- m-o r
Prof. HoLgood Speaks on "Tht
Teacher and Hi Profession," Prof;
Brocks Uper "Importance of Teac.
her's Training" Six'.y-ci e cf Tea
chers Present.
On last Saturday the re ".s a meet
ing of the County Teachers in the
ri- several members 'of family was of Minions of Richmond whirh ' A TayIor-Cannady buggy will be givet i eve and Christmas day. Small folks three acres of land to experiment i Gradf School BuHdii:K
dieted with hydrophobia, Mr. John
ttroll has carried them to Raleigh
the Pasteur treatment. Those
t .;e:i are his father, Mr Alex CottreU
rjr wife; his son. Prod Cottrcll;aid
" - aunt. Miss Betty Scarke.
Fie puppy was shipped Mr. Cotroil
i:-e weeks ago. by Mr. Bob Rice.of
1.0 tile noifler ot r f-prTam mimhcT n r,ri v,?n- foibo .i;i.- ;,i,,i j ti, ,,,,, r -i-i,-, i,..
camp ign it"" the in- ' " "s ivrino aiin.e wve tu umuige ui f uyuu iui my piuMjae ui ctntviiii, iui-
wv.u ii3 ucu-imicu llj wui xucit porx uunng me nonays. : wilt. it warns tne ooara to
carrying on a
tcrest of misicnary subjects, and his
especit'l field is among the female
schools of the South.
Heme For The Holidays.
The young ladies of Oxford Somi-
1 1 , - -. V
narv Win le.-iVA fnr thotv vori ' " ! i'-'
. . a. - , 1 J TIT"
Mtu setixis 10 sena cut . ... ... ..,1 u4
-ulliv- i w C-Jtiiu iCvLlUills, HJIli Will
Woman's Misionary Society.
of the Baptist Church held very in- and other data.
teresting meeting last Monday after-
: lotun :n i-me for tiie- opening of tne
i-x tne canine began to act smmgelv. : -.. . . , ... . r
fr-prmg se ssion, which will oe Januarv
.:ig taken with crazy spells, and a : ti,e 4th
wfOK ago he died. At different tim
. s.several day3 before his death he
'.'.ad bitten the members cf Mr. Cot-
r ell's family referred to. After the
Kg died he notified Mr. Rice who '
dipped him two more puppies, and j
t the time advised Mr. Cotrell that
Be of degs had gone mad and bit
some puppies. This fact, coup-1
jed with seeing in the ppares on Sun- j
..?sv that Mr. Rice and his family had I
cae to take Pasteur treatment in
!aleigh caused Mr. Cotrell to inves
"igiite the case of the dog that died.
Though dead a week, he cut off the
animal's head and carried it to Ral-'.-igh
for examination. This disclosed
the fact that the dog had died of a
very pronounced case of hydrophobia.
hire
Confederate Dead." It contains the Everybody should be careful, how- such labor as may be required and
full list of the Daughters of the Con- ever, and1 not abuse the mayor's len- ; meet such expense as may be requir
federacy, a description cf the laying ; ience, and special care should be ta- ed, to the end that the work may be
ot tne corner stone in May, Mr. Ed- i ken in avoiding the frightening of j done under the supervision of Mr.
ward L. Conn's description cf Ded-; horses. The streets during Christ-1 Burgess. The State will give Mr.
these be- j Burgess's time and pay his expen-
presentation, Mr. Brum mitt's speech, j ing abroad when the weather is a.uspi ! ses.
of acceptance, the governor's speech, j cious. A run-a-way horse frightened j Mr. Burgess has had a great deal
and last, but by no means least a by baby waters, plunging through a ! especially "melon wilt" and "Tomato
complete roster from 1861 to 1865 of
the Granville Grays, which was Com
passing crowd of children might ' of experience with plant diseases,
possibly cause disastrous effects. I wilt," and is very well known as a
pany D., of the 12th regiment. la Sometimes, a thoughtless person ce- i scientific investigator in such troub-
this list is sivon the dates nf pnlist- lif.nratniw v. i.-..
-' ; iiutiaicij miutto a. K.jriiii.,s n v.iaLAd Jr-o.
The Romans' Missionary Society ment, the residence of the soldier, j under horse to see what will hannen . ! The Count v will be fortunate in se-
i :;y-cn,' oi
them being present. There v;t c al
so a number of interou-d vi-:io to
hear the issues. Two vei v i:.. m--tivc
addresses wer-' n:j!'- U,:-- h
-xly, the se Iw-ing. by J'tof. f'". '. h.d
good, and lTrof. E. C. Hrooks, of Triu
ity College. J'rof. iiobgond's theni'
i.as,'The Teaclier and i,;s !'r'f ssion',
that C'i Prof. Brook's b':.ryj., '"i iie im
porlance of Teach cr?.' Tr.iirfi', ."fi.'.i h
were especially im'-r.-sci:.; a:.d v t .
ccnsiderahly commented up'.-;.
Professor Ilohgood dhf usv. d the
Tie of health and physical
as one of the assts of
teacher, stating that it u;..-.
n t : hi
iiii';; 1
not of
This class of citizen should be ar-: curing this very mate-rial help, and I ton that perfect hcath i,,:d l -''
roster. It should be the pleasure and j be disastrous or simply amusing. , tobacco industry. The board will no ! nevcf tJiel.ess' that a r-aKona.bK . a,"
pride of the near relatives of every j Great care should be taken to also ! doubt take the matter up and tee
J.I ioi notmng else, the booklet is rested and handed out the full lira-i it. will no doubt, be the means of
rxoon. me subject was China and a j .worth a great deal for havimr the . i 1 k r.n ,v,v?r, th tv,i ttlrt same person.
; une paper on, .vtission worK in unmf
was read by one of the members.
During the first week in January the
women of the Baptist Church will
! meet and pray for World Wide mis
sions. Offerings will be taken up
for China, Japan and Africa.
Br-gnaa
' beauty were found combined in the
He takes the stand.
soldier to have one to file away for
future generations to see the honor
able names enrolled therein. Those
see that the sparks from exoloding I that Mr. Burgess is given every on
things do not endanger buildings, j couragement and help.
There are a number of wooden build-
who want to have copies of the book-; ings within the fire limits that
let should see the "Daughters" and I .would go up like lightwood if set
INDULGES IN GUN PLAY.
What Squire Hester Says.
A reporter ran across 'Squire B.
F. Hester on the street talking to
Crawford Hobgood. The 'Squire vvus
get one before the limited edition ' fjre to
has been disposed of.
These are the members of Gran-,
ville Grays Chapter United Daught-;
I Mr,
! ers of the Confederacy
Mrs.
m. CottreU immediately came home 1 in town with three daughters. Misses i V ' ' v ' " ' ;
i a. ianais, vice-pres.; Mrs. u . xs. uai-
lou, vice-pres; Mrs. C. D. Ray, regis-
. j trar; Mrs. E. T. Rawlins, recording
f i Ct I
John Stewart, Colored, Tries a few
t Western Tricks With His Gun on
Train.
I Connie Walters was quite melancho
F. Hcweif and fV5iss Hettie Jy iat week on account of the lack
Moody Married in Fishing , of lodgers in his armored and protect
MARRIAGE SOLE&5NIZED.
F
gaxnerea nis ramuy xogeuaer auu i lhyia. t-ov. and lois Mester.wno were 1
tarried them to Raleigh. The physi- ; looking for Christmas things,
cane say that the treatment will pre- j When asked about things in gen
tlude any danger of hydrophobia.
; he said that folks out his way were
secretarj-; Mrs. A. A. Hicks, histo-
Creek Township.
; At the home of the bride in Fish
; ing Creek Township on Wednesday
i afternoon. December 15th, at 3 o'
MRS. L. H . MOSS ENTERTAINS
, . , x . 1 nan; Mrs. E. H. Crenshaw, treasurer; : , , .tt 7
killing hogs, eating chiUias, cutting j ' clock Mr. Frank I . Howeil and Mrs.
. ' wood, setting ready for Christmas, j S- JJ C S' , 1 " ! Itettie Moody, nee Williams, were
nH hct,, Q . ti ? MFS Jamts b- igers, Mrs. Delia . ioin-d in The hoIv bonds of wedlock.
Deiightfut Functrort Given in Honor j Shifting to the subject of corn
cf Her Eldest Sen and His Erki
TlsT.ri i llro ncrin Alicia TfnlTij
' ' -i Rev. E. G. Usry in a happy manner
Cooper.Mrs. Sol Cooper, Miss Lizzie j . , n, THo T1TY1.
ed hostelry, but John Stewart, col
ored, has enlivened the lengthy dep
uty by getting himself assjgr.f cl to
board and lodging in the deserted inr.
Last Saturday, Stewart was travel
ing on the C:43 Southern train, his
baggage consisting chiefly of a big
gun which went off in several terrif
ic explosions just before the train
rn 1rpr h& TV"d i rta- t.ha.t therf will
Many Present. ! be at least five thousand bushels i ber which composed the bridal pre- ! Pulled mto U:aord tne ncise me ,
On the evening of the sixteenth Mre com raised than there has ever t' fenburg, Mrs. W z.. tohell, : cession were few and the manner of Captain Powell to the colored depart
... .. ' ' . . 'Mrs. M. A. Johnson. Mrs. William i ... .... ... T. ment. whrr he found a smekintr srun
i-.l December, the spacious heme or , Deen in the history of the COunty cn s T i enu ance slUiiie UUI Pre.v-
Urs. L. II. Mess, was filled with j accomit of the Corn Contest of this ! ?ndS J, ' ! Jasper Harris and Miss Fommie Pcrr ! a very sod, d handkerchKf and
aests and the crisp wintry air ech- i vear. ra' Mfrf' J' il,lamS' ' entered first followed by Mr. Carl I Stewart looking as if something was
...in, riell," i ' ; ana Mrs. S. H. Sruitn. Rasland and Miss Margaret Floyd. : disturbing his mma. Flagman V,,
. -mil T M Tti (
for then it was that the eldest son of ;
!he house, Mr. Eugene Grissci Moss ;
by ought home his bride, nee Miss i
.Yarscis- Bullock of Franklinton; and o
touiowing tuo cid time cus-tom, 1 ei-
Mives and friends, were bidden to
'toncr the home ocming cf bride and
A-l were wclcoar-ed with the gra
4ous hospitality o? a Southern host
u? cf ye eld 3 a time; and the scene
will linger long in the memory of
4acse fortunate enough be prssent.
The bride, sweet -and lair, in her
rwbite silk and laces, the groom in
orcrct evening dress, the picture cf
iir.y happiness, the rc-cbis full of
friendly faces, all wishing joy
'bride and groom. And the su
A Correction.
An error VvTas made last week in an
nouncin-2 the forthcoming marvia.a
, Irene Hicks Howell to Mr. Posed Still and Finds
Beer, Stung.
for
Joe Lucius Latta, whic-h is to take
place on Sunday, December the
at Peace Chapel Church. The hour
was stated to be 2:30 in the ai'tcr-
i noon when it should have been 10:30
in the morning of the 26th. The bride
elect ard grccm-eltct are very pop
ular young people and the announce
ment is one cf much interest.
HONOR ROLL.
Salem Township, District Number 4.
Lillian Burnett. Ethel Crews, AI
lie Averett. Allie Burnett.
These were followed by the bride-
NOTHING DOING ON RAID. i grocm aad bride. The bride was at-
, ! Sheriff Sam. Wheeler Goes After Sup-' tired in a dress cf white mer-sallne
He has ; and white gloves. The bridegroom
wore a suit of conventional black and
Sheriff Sam Wheeler, the champion : kid gloves,
still, buster, was a, vastly disgruntled j After the ceremony con;
riner followed Captam Powell in in
vestigating and l-o saw the gun.
The colored man was turned over to
railroad detective J. C.
turned him over to th"
deputy.
Sir::
rr:
At the trial a few d-uys
the
citizen one day this week. Some one
handed him out some niisinfcriaat-on
respecting sup-poseti maauiacturtr of
the arctnt and the portly sheriff
with a few detmti'js went out in
search of the miscreant. Shivering
with cold they procstded on their
vrere tendered the bajpy coupio and
then accompanied by a. few itiend.;
they departed for the home of the
grco'ia where a bounteous and delic
ious supper awaited them. Amid
much merriment they partook cf the
supper after which they retired to
Mayer bound the gtm toting ciIys.-m
over to court in ti:-e sum of .''''., tlic
charge being carrying cc-ric;ti-.i wea
pons. T. G. Stem. ej-f. aj'P'.'v.rcI Ur:
the dofendent.
DOUBLE WED:
proximation of these qualifications
should be insisted upon, since phy
sical deformity, and an irritabb- dis
position resulting from illh'aJtli wen
as entirely out of place in a school
roam as in an artist's studio t at
j a marriage feast.. He mnde an s-
! iecial reference to sound m- nta! aiuf
moral qualifications illust rating their
great desirability ar.d won a. Nf
closed by giving picture.- (,i mtooI ie
; achers as protraj d in th- -h;.-.sU .s.
the delineations by Uicke;i-. irvih4.
I and the works of other renowned au-
'. thcrs in the literature of th' world.
The address vns very 'tn : ..eal, de-
i jo -;p;rAou: qimojoqi : H:iv-'..innom
the theni e.
; in nis aoiress m trie pjivr-
j of Teachers' Training." f-i i
I ompliacized the l.c; bat fr
i teaching in the school :.::'
i pro veni en t ; b.'t w h 1 t u s
putably true, jt is not N
with the material ;e;-.i
unless a remedy c:ni ! i.
, v. 'Al surely be a r ;: i.mii.
; pie are putting more rr ';:
1 and they a:e ..-spec i i:: r..
Better buildings and !)..
j ment v ill no 1 ir.rJ.e is;.;-
; h ric. f: ail ti;e coiJe;..
; should turn eat 5;. to
1
' wc: id ev ry yer i-v
i its gTad::'(t:ng I ?; s:-,
be j: to supply ir;e !"
t mined tettcli' v?. The
therefore, is 10 h- ; ,
, c ;: ;ai an t.o i
good i : i :. for
mui
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ae;-ial
aji ini-.-,
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:.::d
mission and finally ran afoul of their tne parlor. Soon they were joined Tvvo Young Gccpies
! quarry only to find an innocent by other admiring friends to enjoy ' at TaHy Ho Church
who have partaken cf the ho.ij)i
itality of that heme knew what to ex
uect; and there it was, a table la
den with every delicacy cf the sea
foa,prepared and garnished in typical
rkmthern style.
Tlie many good wishes, presents,
nd congratulations, all. told of the
mgh ecteem in which the young ecu-
O". i
re.'i; in
lo
The fr;
1 ir. iT.
ht'aa
to ' '.
Attenticn! Soldiers!
From 300 to 500 energetic boys are
hereby ordered to report at my resi
dence Friday attemcon at 4 p. in. for
drill and military evolutions, prepar
atory to beseiging and capturing the
city of Oxford at 4 o'clock Saturday
morning. Heavy artillery will be
Wo ui.u i g t a v. ay
iLt rene
Married bovks in teaching.
friends to enjoy 1 at TaHy Ho Church All Parx?es ;;;ov:; no more tn?
party who had just received 28 gal- with them their first hours cf double! ye!l Known ir Granville. bt-.soj! for the lr-:y.
Ions Christmas "Ikker"' from Clarks- blessedness. Games of various kinds j a double wedding was celebrated ! child hi c-xneued
ville. He was a buyer instead cf a interspersed with refreshments were ! at 3 o'clock Wednesday night at Tail: filling the requirements. The
manufacturer and Dcctcr Sam and indulged .in until too soon the time ; Ho Church, two sisters Mics L.th- i er who enlarges upon tha
his deputies had their long trinp in , arrived for the party to disperse. ej Sarah Ha skins, and Edna IJua b;r by a study of other boobs is
vain. The sheriff says he don't j The groom is a useful citizen and ki2S being united respectively to ; better prepare i to pr.-M i t ta
want to hear anything about "licker" j farmer of Granville County. He is a j Messi ?. Meredith Pecn Crews and son, but he has th- iavala.-a.'le 1,
until after Christmas unless it is 1 man of many excellent qualities and i John Gibbon Renn. All of the con- ' the admiration and re.-a a ',. t,r ti. pu-
v. bo
1 i a ilf
l.an !,
, is not
t ; ( h -P
;-: 011
r, 1 ! y
i -.s -
some fellow about to make a "douo- popular among his neighbors. The ; tract ing parties are members of prom pii who looks upon
n, a
a! :oti
Ling.
MARRSAGE AT ENON.
v ot Jnrii.criiv flTirt tbp surrender !
v,'ere heId by a circe the Wni be received at the j Mr. Charlie Wilson Knott" and Miss
.vnends, trom iar auu neiu.
I intersection of Kiilsboro and Main st j Mary Belle Jones Married in Pres
! J. Arch Taylor, ence of Many Frisnds.
Lieut-gen Commanding. ; Enon Baptist Church was the scene
i of a very pretty marriage at 9:30 o'
I bride is a type ci the lady' "of the by jnent County families, and a number as wonderful knov. It dv
; gone days the very salt ot the ; of attendrnts fr-ao a distance wer
I earth. She possesses many charm-j present upon th happy occasion.
; ing graces and excellent characters-1 As Miss Xcra Cash played the v.ed
tics. May their cays upon the earth ! march there immediately enter-
. zn-9-t.:
First to Offer I ri:
Mr. W. Iv Kii
i',
Besides relatives and friends pres- j
eat from our home county there were j
ibc following guests from out the j
Btaie:- '
JWrs. William Robinson, of Empo-
.. rariTio cwTur cvi t.hfi bl'
' lta ' . " ' j 1,4.4.-1 ' c -5ov. on c-mchf'v ATr T? P. Tav-i were united
Mr. and Mrs. Walton Moss ani " J ."".rr , , ' . ' " ' ' -o.,. t- (.wtT.
- tt xriv-o- tor is fioout tCe oicest man in uie xvc. -"v-v
be many and happy.
C. H. R.
How C!d is He? j clock Wednesday morning when two
Unless Frank Gregory has not put j very popular young Granville people
At the hour indicated
Mr. Charlie Wilson Knctt and Miss'1
PROMPTLY PAYING.
Old Subscribers Are Remitting and
New Ones Are Being EnroWed REgh
Along Use Coupons.
The subscribers of the Ledger are
. inchur! i tAt.. beine somewhere 111 the neia-.
anc. ir. vassur . . , , ... fty A rmn,tpr ran amssMary Belle Jones. The church had paying up splendidly and it is not;
? -T i . . . n-yim 1 11 ijvd x. i . . - - - -
er Manufacturing (- e:-.
ed together tie two grooms, the two j;i tQ.VI1 :X..r iayr;
brides similarly coming up at roe
proper time. Then the Rev. Mr. Mar
tin performed the impress: .-e cere
mony that joined the happy pair?..
The ushers were: Messrs L. A. Crev-;
Alex Renn, Jim Dean, Ev Haskins, V.
Boat Currin, and Cleveland L'ragg.
1 i ne Diusni.ng onues &; -
While here, h- tc Id -V
th;f. the Tar Va!;-y
Company v.::r.'. i to
announce the , u
the Corn C'onte.-t 1.' :
firm will therefore gl
stantial ires'-nt o,.
working for, the nt.'.-r
r.
v r
';' !i
a.wai'e
.. ! V
'11"
; o)
ariii v.ill
of Mr. and Mrs.. J.L.Haskins, and the bc arin0unced later.
two grooms are very excellent young ,
A BIT OF SCRAPPING.
!Frpnfe Tiiedav in General Roysters been prettily decorated for the occa-' going to be half as troublesome to
InffW He w chuckMns: to himself sion, many beautiful potted plants put the paper on a cash basis after ; parties bein
I . , 1 n rn-. Mo hoiip. flrtistirallv arraiice.d. Mendeh- February as the editors thought for. j ... ., , . .
anii sixties wue ciiaaiiio vh. - - - f Ktiovn.tne airair nab uttu :xsi
. m B Hob-Tteountennce, in and among 8 days Ison's Wedding March was played by At the same time old subscribers are forward to fcr some Ume.
'Difficulty ! growth of black whiskers about e- Miss Ethel Clement. paying in accordance with the terms . -
Mr. Thos. Pruitt and Mr
w r o fl
Saturday afternoon about five o' , poxish for two baseball nines.
lock: Mr. Thomas Pruitt and Mr. M.
3. Hobgood had a little scrap, having
ad a warm
Said Frank between chuckles
Mrs. Pinnix Improved.
groom, was the best man, Miss Lena also coming in. And the folks are Mr3 H c piunix, ho has beer.
The Vemans' Li. ?..ary Ct. b.
According to appointment, tii'. :-;ixth
meeting of the Worna:.' Literary
Club, was held with Mr:-. J) ir.away.
After the minutes and responses to
roll call some noted law-givers the
I "Just come from Jim PowelFs of-: Mason, of Chase City being the maid finding the printed coupons for the quite ick for the past ten days, following program was taken up
mrX It Several ifice Dr. Taylor was sitting in there of Honor. The ushers were: Mes convenience of subscribers very use- ( having been kept to her bed for sev. Hmnan naturj portrayod by the
lulling WUU j . . . j. ' rl Tnncc W tlnat Clirrin. fill. Fill OUt One before the time i 1 . --o-tT-c- .mnroTerl nntl i , . t.. ti,,,..
Qtnir a-rl both fighters : when in come a lenow auoui nun ais,. , ------- - - 7 . !ei("ul - fc--- L,cgai cxywih-is.
-ri s-v ? . ttt 1 1 T" T T rlnnh limif cvnirca 5 n ri conn it m i .1 f.Tr -v
, , -u Tooked over at Dr. Taylor ana niiam cuma, wm tuc, u. vw -"v. win nave recovtitu m it;w ji.,
,eomed to have resWred tize hta. What is Jr., and Otho Danrel. ! It haS been toPciMe to acknow-, days she ba8 b6B 5er:.,g lrom a
tner s races, me xiiixi u&e v. .
- , 1 j ttt i i .oini-i -t oil eVii enhcrrin.
tor 10 o-cVK this Friday If Mr.Pruitt hrour name, he asked hun. The W. . the holiday the
o has bee. out of town for a few said: Taylor teaow -naer . : mai, ' wm made up aEd tte
v.ot ttmo Kvona ' scraecne-a nis ueu auu tucu 0 ,
that time. DlUdUi Tnpr will snow the. oavments. The
T x. 1 " T Tir tt.ii I ir!r TCI 1 UP. lii UUiil iO vi 1.11 -
4he few bruises neither of the parties out loud: O yes, I know you, Dick Ta
severe cold.
sire any the worse for wear.
Q tfTTW
Mr; Charlie Critcher.'-Wliile in town
"Wednesday, said that his son Mr.
lor's your daddy.
Notice Has Been Given.
Fielding Knott, Esq., one of the weal- nice way the people are doing is very
thiest and most prominent of Gran- encouraging to the editors and the;.
ville's citizens, and the attractive are going to show their apprecia
te have respectfully given notice to toride is a daughter of Mr. R.C.Jones tion Dy pumisnmg me very ue-
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Kfifi n-rHrhoT a. medical student in lax paj-exc, uuk, Ao .- v, -
BkhmoTid. was ejected cn the after- one because the time for settlement
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booh tT-fl'n. for the holidays. The without distress enas January
Toum man was one of committee 1st. I shall regret totroiLble any one
No Ledger on the Thirtieth
Please remember the announce-
"A Word to the Ladles."
Eiefore placing your Grocery order
Pastor Thompson, cf the Presbyte
rian Church announces there will
be no services in his church this
Sunday but there will be the usual
service on the first Sunday in January.
.. v., t ,c. i rnvrtntv Plsa. note ment maoe last
appointed to witness tne bu - I that there will be no issue cf the Led prices. They sell everything, as cheap
ution of a criminal in R-lunond. this W warning. te SOth of Scomber. jas the-cheapest. Phone No. 115. . t
Have Ycu Paid Yet?
Those who allow the sun of January
first to sink down in the western
2. The Pope Mrs. Horner.
These well written and .:-:Ay en
tertaining papers drew their subject
; matter from books 8. ft, and 10, of
I Browning's "Ring and the nook."
! The meetings have been well at
tended this year, but not cr.- time,
hitherto, have seventeen b'- n pres
jent. Perhaps it was "The time, the
I place, and the loved one!"
! Mrs. Dunaway served t;clid course
' which was evidently enjoy d end af
ter lingering as long a3 po.-:c.Lle the
" " , . , Huh d Turned to meet next wita
heavens without having met Granville -Iut -a -rnea w
County's tiU for taxes are going to . Mrs;
wish they hadn't. They certainly are I
Jleporter.