OXFORD PUBLIC LEDGER. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1910.
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CH It VSAXTH KMUM SHOW.
ARMORY HALL.
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Xovember 10th ami 11th 1H.
On account of the lateness of tlu
bloums, the ladies have changed the
Jate of Crysanthemum Show from
the 4th and 5th to the 10th,
and 11th.
t'lirysuiitlieimmi lVpart tsit'iit .
!Mai:i;iiers and Solicitors,
Mrs J. A. Niles.
INlrs V . Devin,
Miss Siis-i'.i (Graham.
IVIrs John Hooth.
Vi si.inuni.s Ot'iVre!.
1. Hst Yellow Chrys intluMnum.
Cash $f.00 by National H::nk of
CranviMe.
2. I Jvxsi White Chrsatthenntni.
Cash $r.H--hy Taylor Cannaiij
:i. Host pink Chrysant her.iuui.
$.".()() hy Land is and l-'asion.
4. Ic-s$i hali' do.-:en I'hrysanlhe
m ii nit?, v'm-dlass How! by Haird V
Chamlee.
f. Best dozen one variety and col
or Chrysanthemums. Cash $:.M by
Southern Wheel Co.
3. Hest five varieties any eoler
and greatest variety of odd tyjus
Chrysanthemums. Table by J. Koht .
Wood.
7. I'.est iirowir.i; Chrysanthemum,
one-half ton eoal by C. 1). Kay.
These flowers and plants mast
be exhibited at owner's risk.
IMiAXT DKI'AKTMKXT.
Manager uini Solicitors.
Mrs. Harry Williams,
Zlrs. P. H. Montgomery,
Mrs. AY. Drew Bryan.
Premiums Offered.
1. Best Palm, Mahogany Table
hy Upchurch Bros.
2. Best Fern, Jardiniere, by C. II.
Lamlis.
ANY SPEC IKS.
3. Best plant, Japanese Vase by
Hamilton Drug Co.
4. Best collections of plants lot
pounds garden Fertiliser, by Horner
Bros. Co.
These plants must be exhibited at
owner's risk.
2C13EDLE WORK DEPARTMENT.
Managers and Solicitors.
Mrs. R. L. Brown,
Mrs. W. B. Ballou,
Mrs Hill man Cannady,
Premiums Offered.
11. Best Hand Sewing, 3 Id. box
I.enox Chocolates by Lyon's Drug
Store.
2. Best specimen Darning. One j
load wood by C. J. Turner. !
3. Best half dozen button holes i
one Cmbrella. by Paris Dry Good Co !
4. Best Crochet, Cash $1.00 by j
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Mrs.
Mrs.
T. N. Bur well.
T. C. Harris.
l4-covatint
A. B. Dunawav,
A. 1 1 . Powell,"
Mary Webb.
Seivinj" Salad :
E. T. Whito.
J. B. Powell.
ssisants.
A. A. Hicks,
Ka'.e Whit
E. l.ewellyn.
U. C. L:issiter.
Scrini steels.
M. Shaw.
TiiiMoo
nt MtvMs.
H
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1 1 . Cauu ad
Assist atit s.
Mem ijomerx .
.losiah x'amiady.
.1. IV Proofs.
.1. Lous.
Tables.
.losiiiM i'aun.-,dy.
Will l.oac..
Witt i.asuiis.
X i!;i;'we!!.
A w ;. ;e Ta lor.
V.. 1 .ewell a.
K. C l,asi!er.
Jim l'ow U.
Kijchiu M;tiasici ..
C. D. Kay.
John Webb.
E. T. Kawlins.
Assistants.
T. L. !.oo h.
T. W. Wiaston.
W. Z. Mitchell,
A. Sails.
W. D. Bryan.
Lizzie Gooeh.
W. I. Howell.
Xannie Yancey,
S;le of Toi rii)VCv.
Cnder and b.t tvlm of two
1 eeds o Vi ie?t cM'rtMnl mo 1
Samuel J. ' 'oie:5. cnlmptl, Hio
first on vt. 2 2m1. I'JOM mm1 i ea
itered in ' 0 p iio 4 S 1 ' :
Hie s ud or. I Km-. Illsl, t'JOft and
vi'jitfiil in be.-k JO. a p'H.'1
in the ot't'b-e ot u Hoatptoj ol'
p.-.v? of '.;auille Conuty. up"H
failure of t''e HMtd S:miiip ' Thom
as: o: the biudf wilfil tlirli'
by. :iud at tli' reipiepst uf I ho hold
ers oi ihe ?utic. I will for
,.:ql, l. i'ublie Aut tiou at the Com I
1 lone
ihe 2t
I 2 ni
sit uat
and
laud
I 'rlda v.
t '. t 0. at
of laud
,i,,,r in Ovtoid. on
th da of Xoxeinhor.
il:t bouse and lot
: tbe coi net ol OrattKe SI.
Mudou ve MllomlllK 'be
of J.uueH (liriKty. I'eler
; (ir.vcon and others, said lot (touts
:' r, 7 tt. on OrauK1 ' 's ba'k
j t:t;. ti to James Creuory's lino,
j There is a new house on said lot
I This the Mill day of Oct ober. 1 5 I 0.
A. A . Micks. I rtistee.
II Yi: A KKdl f TO AS!i.
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iiae a
ptihlicai
get i ti 54
tin the
( i urham Sun ) . j
people of North Carolina ,
light to ask where the re- j
' camnaiun nuinagers are !
the money from to crtrry
activc political campaign
Miss Irwin Stark.
Pay Your Taxes.
The town taxes for 1910 are now
due and you are earnestly request
ed to make prompt settlement and
save any extra costs.
R. B. Hines.
Tax Collector.
SAM? OF HOUSH AX1) LOT.
By virtue of the power of sale
contained in a certain Deed in
Trust executed to me on the 8th
day of October, 190G, and at the
request of the holder and owner of
the bond secured by said Deed in
Trust, default having: been made in
J. F.
Chi no
White Co.
Best specimen Embroidery
hv Oxford Jewelry Co.
. Best drawn work one pair
shoes by Pevkiuson & Green.
7. Best collection Fancy work
one year's subscription Ladies Home
Journal In- sizemore Bros.
8. Best srenciliing, Cash
bv
Lewellvn.
$1.00-
cy work
tord
This"
residence
and oldest piece of fan
$2.00 Ice ticket by Ox
ter & Electric Co.
piece in possession of any
the pavment of said bond, I shall,
on MONDAY, November 21st, 1910
I sell to the highest bidder for Cash
by public auction, at the Court
j House door in Oxford, X'. C. the
j following described lot of land:
I Situate on the East side of Belle
Street in the town of Oxford, front
ing 80 feet on said Street and boun
ded on the North by the lot of
Mrs. W. H. White; on the East by
Cue old Yenable lot, now owned by
A. Y. Graham; and on the South
by Seaboard Air Line Railway Com
pany, it being the lot conveyed to
S. W. Cooper by J. C. Cooper and
wife, see Deed Book 39, page 384
of the office of the Register of
Deeds of Granville County.
Tin e of sale between 12; 30 and
i.oO p. m.
This October 19, 1910.
B. S. Royster Trustee.
Oxford. i
10. t3est piece of fancy work do- ;
Tinted io Socio tv Cash $2.oo hy Y- i
Z. Mircheil. j
11. Best, one dozen hand painted 1
score cards donated to Society Sea- j
son's ; icket to Moving Picture Show, j
ly Manager Picture Show. ?
Ail ai ti,;l-s must tie exliibiTed at j
owner's risk. j
IJOsSE KKKPKflS ! )KP. I5TMKXT if J
Mrs. C. A. Coggeshall,
Mis James Paris. '
3Irs. T. C. Hall.
Pi'eJniutivs Offered.
1. Best Fruit Cake, Cash S3. 00
by Griinviyile Real Estate & Trust j
Company-. :
2. Best layer Cake, Hat $.".00
by Long Co.
:. Best pound Cake Cash $2.50
by J. F. Meadows Ware House. I
4. Best White Cake Electric Iron!
by P. H. Montgomery. :
5. Best decorated Cake one-half i
ton Coal by C. D. Ray. ;
(. Bast Angel Cake Japanese j
Cake Plate by Carroll fc Ferguson.
7. Best Devil Cake Cut Glass i
Nanpy by J. G. Hull.
8. Best Sponge Cake Cash, $1.00 i
by Pete Bullock Harness Store.
9. Best one dozen Tea Cakes i
$1.00 in trade by R. S. Turner. j
10. Best two dozen Beaten Biscuits;
48 pounds Melrose Flour by L. Tho- ,
mas.
11. Best three pounds home made
fancy candy one dozen Cabinet
Photos oy Brinkley and Co.
12. Best three pounds Chocolates
Fudge Parlor I.amn bv Cohen and
Company. j
13. Best one pint jar of jelly j
3 pounds White House Coffee- by !
Breedlove and McFarland. " j
14. Best one pint jar preserves !
3 pounds Toxoway Coffee by Tay-
lor Bros.
These articles must be given with
receipt io be sold for benefit of
Oxford Improvement Society.
Other Premiums donated to So
ciety merchandise by J. D. Brooks.
.Merchandise by L. Pitchford,
-Merchandise by Allen's Grocery,
' iMerchandise by Fuller Brothers.
they arc now engaged in and not
being answered they have a perfect
right to their own deductions.
Marion Butler's record and Mar
ion Butler's activity in this cam
paign naturally lead the thinking
people to the conclusion that Mar
ion Butler has an interest at stake
in the campaign now going on that
must be of more than unusual im
portance to him. He has never been
looked upon as a political philan
thropist, one who would give lime
and money for a purpose that did
not inure to his own individual bne
efits and it is but fair to assume
that he has not done so in this
case unless there was something in
it for Marion Butler.
What can that interest be? Is
Marion Butler a property holder in
North Carolina to an extent that
he would consider it worth his
time and money to protect it, if
protecting were needed? Has Mar
ion Butler manufacturing or agri
cultural interests in North Carolina
that would justify him in devoting
his time and his money to pieserv
ing, if, indeed, they needed pre
serving? We have not been able to discov
er them if he has and we have
made rather diligent inquiry.
What then can be Butler's rea
son for devoting time and money,
his own or that contributed by oth
ers, to the political campaign now on
in; the Old North State. Is it not
fair supposition, in view of his
past record, as admitted by him
self, that his interest in the North
Carolina campaign is the interest
of that syndicate of bond holders
who have for several years been en
deavoring to compel the State of
North Carolina to take up and pay
for bonds that the state does not
admit it owes.
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If a more logical conclusion can
be reached as to Marion Butler's
interest in the political campaign
will some of our republican friends
point it out?
We really would like to know.
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An instant success, because it does
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The long skirt
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back, hips and up
per limbs to the
last degree. But
the pressure re
laxes when you sit
down and you are
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For Tall Figures
Sizes 20 to 33
$4.00
Made with the
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Bands, which firm
ly support the ab
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And tfie Best
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dt $2, S3,
$3.50, $4.00
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Will find relief by applying
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0or Reputation for Shoes is The Best in Town-
KUJ.ES AXi)
Itl-XiUIjATlOXS
be charged for en-
1. No fee will
tering exhibits.
2. No plant or piece fancy work
having taken premiums last fall
tv ill be accepted.
?. Exhibitors not nersonallv nre-
. - xi i f m
Renting articles will attach card i
with name of same, and class in
-which the entry is to be made.
4. All Fancy work must de done
toy persons entering the ame.
5. All Cakes, Bread, Candy, jelly
and preserves must be donated to
the Society.
Admission 10 cents or Season
ticket 25 cents.
Refreshments at the usual prices.
13IXING ROOM MAXACJEUS.
Mrs. W. Landis
Mrs. J.B Powell,
Miss Carbutt.
Cashiers
Mrs. H. O. Furman,
Mrs Lewis De le Croix.
Mrs. A. Sails,
Mrs. B. K. Hays.
Door Keepers.
Mrs. James Horner,
SHOE FOR
AND LITTLE
uster
SHOE FOR
Chfldrai
MISSES
And toys
3Look at Our Shoes and See Quality I
And Style Combined at The Most Reasonable Prices
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1 had been a groat sufferer with lum
bago so that I was unable to bond. 1
had to got down on my knees wiu-n
reaching for anything. A friend recom
mended Dr. .lone.s' Liniment and the
tie cured me.
first application gave relief. One bot
.V few days a lady called win com
plained of great pains in her back. I
gave hher a little of Jr. Jones' lani
ment and she was relieved immediately
after applying it. We are recommending
it to all oar friends."
M. P. STUTZ, J logins Pa.
Dr. Jones' Liniment relieves pain omre
promptly and with less rubbing than
inflamation and swelling, and perma
any other preparation. It sooths away
nently heals sores, bruises, burns and
scalds.
Fop sale by F. F. LYON,
None Genuine
without the
Beaver Trade
Mark.
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Price 50c per Bottle.
Accept No
Other.
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No. 1008 Crabtree Mill Property on Knap of
Reeds Creek,oontaining 37 acres more or less.
This property in a fine neighborhood. A very
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write or phone at once. We are sole agents.
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Real Estate and Insurance in all Branches.
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TELEPHONE NO. 88,
OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA.
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