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OXFORD PUBLIC LEDGER. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 9, 1910.
Order of Sales for Sept. 1910.
Thu-day Farmers, Cwen, Johnson, Banner
Friday". 2 Ower, Johnson, Banner, Farmers
Saturday" ... . 3jchnson;, Banner, Farmers, Cwen
Sur.dav Bar.nei, Farmers, Owen, Jonnson
Monday 5 Farmers, Owen, Johnson, Banner
Tuesday 6 Owen, Johnson, Banner, Farmers
Wednesday 7 Johnson, Banner, Farmers Owen,
Thursday 8 Banner, Farmers, Owen, Johnson
Friday 9 Farmers, Owen, Johnson, Banner
Saturday 10 Owen, Johnson, Banner, Farmers
Sunday 1 Johnson, Bar.nre, Farmers Owen
Monday 1- Banner, Farmers, Owen, Johnson,
Tuesday 1-Farmers Cwen, Johnson, Banner
Wednesday IOwen, Johnson, Banner, Farmers
Thursday 15 Johnson, Banner, Farmers, Owen
Friday 6 Banner, Farmers Owen, Johnson
Saturday 17 Farmers, Owen, Johnson, Banner
Sr.day 18 Owen, Johnson, Banner, Farmers
Monday 19 Johnson, Banner, Farmers, Owjn
Tuerday ..20 Banner, Farmers, Owen, Johnson
Wednesday 21 Farmers, Owen, Johnson, aCnner
Thursday Cwen, Johnson, Banner, Farmers
Friday 23 Johnson, Banner, Farmers, Owen
Saturday 24 Banner, Farmers, Owen, Johnson
Sunday 25 Farmers, Owne, Johnson, Banner
Monday 25 Owen, Johnson, Banner, Farmers
Tuesday 27 Johnson, Banner, Farmers, Owne
Wednesday 28 Banner, Farmers, Owen, Johnson
Thursday 29 Farmers, Owen, Johnson, Banner
Friday 30 Owen, Johnson, Banner, Farmers
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r-:im:s Shea, 1 year old died yes
terday l-i ccuvulsicvfi at the home
of liis aether. Irs. Mary toa, o:i
t.:i- third ilfocr cr the apartment
,hou.:e 231 East Ninety-sixth street,
sttfr 'having swallowed a spoonful of
medicine. """The police declares the
babv's death was caused by the mis-
, take ci a drug cle-rlc, ai:d are seasreh
' ing- for him.
bu . day the baby y'as taken, il.
with a stomach complaint. His con
' ct;t:cr. improved and Avhen the fabiily
: phv;ican. I.r. T. A. Gonzales, called
i vesterday lie said the baby could be
taken oat for an airing after a small
quantity of insdicine was given to it.
H wrote a prescription for half an
i oiri?e of '-laxol'a harmless cathartic.
I Mrs Shea sent her daughter Haei
1 nah. seed 8, to the drug store conduc
ed bv H. L. Bergcr, at Secc-nd aveinu
i and Ninety-sixth street alter the med
icOne. Ira D. Canter, a clerk is alleg
; ed to have be sir on duty at the time,
ar.,J in fiUir..g the prescription gave
i half an ounce of "lyel'' instead of
i ' laxol," He put t-hree Iftbels n
! the bottle, one cf which was -'poison.'
mark, and -ar.ot.her that the contents
i wre for external use only.
! When the bottle -arrived .Mrs. Shea
j looked at the labeis. but paid no
! hee-d to thetm, sii'pposing they had pre
! bably been put cn by mistake. "The
! doctor ordered this," she said to
' her daughter, "and whatever Br. Gon
! zales orders is all right,
j After tasting the drug, which birra-
ed the tip cf her tongue, .she a-bniims-I
tered a spoonful to the baby. He
; was taken with convulsions, and Mrs.
! Shea sent her daughter to warn the
j drug c5?rk. Cantor looked up the pre
: scrdptl.cn and discovered his error.
I He td:3n. sent an antidotel and instruc
' tioni as how the child should be tre-at-
ed. While Mrs. Shea wis working
! over the child, Canter telephoned to
S the offices of a number of physicians
i in the neighberhocd. and succeeded
in summoning Dr. Issac Stern', of
106 East Ninety-sixth street.
Dr. Stern rushed to the house and
tried to save the baby's life, but
it died. He reported the circumstan
ce-.s the the coroner an and investi
gaticiD was ordered. The police were
ca'.Isd in, and when they went to the
drug store were told that Cam tor
had left. The proprietor, Berger,
uid Cantor had telepfcomed to him
at his home and requested that he
he go to the store at ence. When
Cantor toltd his employer cf the
accideint! foe instructed the clerk to
giv?a himself up.
Dir. Gonzales says that when he
rettrned to his office, 1456 Lexington
avenue, in the afternoon, he was met
by Cantor who asked him for a sub
stitute prescription. The phj-sieian
says that Canter wanted cue calling
for "lyo!." It was refused. Cantor
'.t away and is supposed to have
gene to his home at Rockaway. A
poJ.eefrna.n vas sent th:re to arrest
him last night.
Coroner Hallenstein has instructed
Dr. T. Lebaue to Derform an autopsy
today to learn the cause of the baby'.c
death. No specific charge has bc-n
made against Canter, but if caught
he will be held until the coroner
c-iitfs his investigation.
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can be laid without fuss or bother right over the old wood shingles, chancing the
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will last as long: as the building: itself and never needs repairs.
For further detailed information, prices, etc., apply to
L. B. TURNER,
Oxford, N. C.
For CASH Only.
The Best Grade of Clover
it almost Cost, for cash only,
J. G. HALL.
Seeds
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF;
THE NATIONAL BANK OF GRANVILLE
At Oxford, in the State of North Carolina, at the close of business, Sept. 1st, 1910
Resources.
Loans and Discounts
Overdaf't?, secured
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation
Premiums on U. S. Bonds . . . .
Bonds, securities, etc
Banking house furniture and fixtures .
Dae from National Banks (not reserve
ageuts) 27,657.93
Dae from approved reserve agents
18,603.81
Checks and other cash items 8,880.90
Notes of other National B'ks G,000.00
Fractional paper currency, nickels and
cents 120.78
8319,256.60
. 1,689.51
15,000.00
618.75
4,171 90
2,882.66
Lawful Money Reserve in Bank, viz:
Specie 5,500.00
Legal tender notes . . . 5,000.00
10,500,00
Due from U. S. Treasurer
58 37
Total
S415.401.71
Liab liities.
Capital stock paid in .
Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes
paid
National Bank notes outstanding .
Due to other National Banks . . . .
Individual deposits subject to cheek.
Time Certificates of Deposit ....
Cashier's checks outstanding
Notes and bills rediscounted
860,000.00
40,213.15
15,000.00
5,350.63
239,145.58
23,543.89
277.06
31,901.45
Total S415.401.71
State of North Carolina, County cf Gvanvllle, ss:
I, W. T. Yancey, Cashier of the above named bank
do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
W. T. YANCEY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th day of
Sept 1910. J. R. WOOD, Notary Public.
CORRECT Attest:
J. G. HALL, E. T. WHITE.
B. S. ROYSTER,
H. G. COOPER,
Directors.
R6PORT OF THE CONDITION OF
OXFORD SAVINGS BANK
At Oxford, N. C, at close of business Sept, 5th, 1910.
(From report of North Garolina Corporation Gommission.)
Resources.
Loans and Discounts $137,468.17
Office Furniture 380.62
Cash and Due From Banks 50,060.75
Total $187,909.54
Liabilities.
Capital Stock $16,300.00
Undivided Profits 11,655.69
Deposits 158,953.85
Total $187,909.54
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF GRANVILLE:
I, W. T. Yancey, Secretary and Treasujer of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
. , e W. T. YANCEY, Secretary and Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this the 5th day of Sept 1910.
or J- R- WOOD, Notary Public.
CO R R EOT A ttests: E. T. WHITE, B. S. ROYSTER,
H. G.;COOPER.
Directors.
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LAME EVERY MORNING.
A Bad Back is Always Worse in the
Morning Oxford People are Find
ing Relief .
A back that aches alldayand. caus
se discomfort at night i usually in
th emorning worse. Makes you feel
as if 3rou hadn't slept at all
Can't cure a bad back until you
cure the kidneys. Doan's iKdney
Pills cure sick kidneys make you fe
better, work better, rest better and
sleep better .
Permanent cures in Oxford prove
the mreit of Doan's.
.J L. Fuller, Asylum Street, Oxford
N. C, says: "I can recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills to anyone afflic
ted with kidney trouble, having us
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I was bothered a great deal by bac
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Morning upon arising, my back was
weak and lame and it was some lit
tle time before I could get about
with any
degree of freedom. Aft?:
using Dean's idney Pills, procured
from R. L. Hamilton's Drug Store.,
the backache and pains in my kid
neys scon ceased. I feel very grate
ful to Dean's idney Pills for the re
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York, sole agents
ed States.
Remember
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Bryam Downed in Nebraska.
While the California Republicans
were putting their machine in con
ditllon for the scrap heap, the Demo
crats of Nebraska were doing thiaig-3
to Mr. Bryan. In the primaries he
was utterly routed. Every candidate
friendly to Bryan cr to his ideas was
defeated, while those candidates
against whom Mr. Bryan spoke most
harshly were elected with great ma
joritieb. Dahlman, one-third friend of
: Bryan, but now an enemy and an
out-and-out anti-county opticrr'st de
: feated ShalHenberger for the nemina-
i ticm for governor. Shailenberger? was
criginalitv an anti-county option man,
but for the sake of the Bryan sup
pert he agreed to sign a county op
tion bill. As a result ShUaaenberger
was turned down, while Dahlman took
the nomination.
In the senatorial contest Congress
man Gilbert M. Hitchcock, wihoi broke
with Bryan stood the brunt of the
Bryan fight. R. L. Metcalfe, Bryan's
edlttci and close friend, was put up
by Bryan against Hitchccck and re
ceived the Bryan vote. Hitchcock
was nominate by a 3-to-l vote.
Of six Democratic candidates nom
inated fcrCcngress five are out-arc d
out an tii-Bryan, men. This, taken to
gether with Hitchcock's victory, is
regarded as putting the finishing1
touch to the repudiation of Bryan by
the Democracy cf his own state. Mr.
Metcalfe, who was so badly defeated,
:.3 supposed to be clfoser to Mr. Bryan
than any other man in the country.
He has been his confidential political
advisor for many years. Greensboro
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