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DECEMBER 22, lOll MOVING OF BUSY THRONG PEOPLE YOU KNOW AND PEO PLE YU DON'T KNOW A few of The Good People of Granville who visited Oxford The pastWeek Miss Alary Shotwell, of Kinston., arrived today to spend the Christ mas season with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G- Shotwell. Messrs. John D. Cooper, A. C. Zollicoffer, J. P. Meadows, M. E Cary and Lon Gooch, of Henderson, attended the funeral of Mr. J. m. Currin Tuesday. Judge J. C. Biggs and Mr. W. W Fuller, of Durham, were Oford vis itors Saturday. Miss Jeninie Francis, of Baltimore JVId., is visiting her sister Mrs. Wil liam Landis. Mr. James Hickey, of Danville.Va. was the guest of Mr. R. L- Browi Saturday and Sunday. Misses Sophronia and Julia Coope of St. Mary's School, Raleigh, are spending the holidays with their par ents, Col and Mrs. H. G. Cooper. Mr. Edward Cannady, of Dorthan, Ala., is visiting his mother, Mrs- M. C. Cannady. Mr. Lee Taylor spent Sunday in Richmond, Va. Mr. Crawford Cooper, of Fayette ville N. C, visited relatives id Oford this week. Miss Janie O. Hunt, of St. Mary' School, Raleigh, is spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hunt. Mr- T. M. Pittman, of Henderson was in Oford Monday. Mr. A. C. Zolicoffer of Henderson was in town Friday. Miss Mary Taylor, of St. Mary's School Raleigh, is at the home of her parents, Mr- and Mrs. T. G. Taylor near town for the holidays. Judjro A. W. Graham, returned Fiidny from New Bern. N. C- Gen. 13. S. Royster, Messrs. D. G. Brummitt, T. Lanier, and B. K- Las siter spent Wednesday in Raleigh. Coi 11. O. Gregory spent several days in Chase City, Va., this week. Mr. ITriei Harris, who has been quite sick with appendicitis is im proving. Mr ami Mrs T. (Jr. Stem spc-t Thiirse'ny in , Kichm- i d. Va. Mrs V. B Ballon and Mrs. N- H, Cannady spent Monday in Durham. Judge A. W. Graham and Capt. Yf. A. Bevin, spent "Wednesday in Raleieh- SC., is the guest of her brother Mr. Mr. James Taylor, of Cluster Springs Academy has arrived to spend Christmas wftfa his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Taylor. Mr- and Mrs. W. Scott, Hunt of Richmond, Va., are visiting re latives in Oford- Mr. Marshall K. Pinnix, of of Richmond, is spending the holi days with his mother, Mrs. H. C Pinnix. Capt. W. H. White, returned to Jday from Fayetteville, accompanied toy Mrs- E. R. McKeithan and chil dren who will spend Christmas in Oxford. j Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Robards and Miss Sophia Taylor, spent the first Of the week in Richmond. Va- j Mr. Nick Cannady, of Philadel phia is spending the holidays with his mother Mrs. M. C. Cannady. j Messrs. T. A. Royster and George Boyster, Bullock; Misses Ethel and Hallie Dickerson, of Route 3; Miss Cozie Smith, and Mrs. J. P. Bradshe: and daughter, of Route 6; J. W Wrenn, Watkins; W. M. Royster,Bul lock; J. R. Cottrell, Herbert Cottrell Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Burnet, of Rout 7: A. M. Overton, J- T. Averett,Dick Crews, of Route 6; H. G. McFarland Route 4; Miss Annie Mary Williams, Route 5; Miss Carrie Patterson, No. 5t Miss Sula Eakes, and Mrs. Joe Overton Route 2; Bud Dorsey Route 3 J Pake Williams and John Rayner of Route 5; Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Co zirt, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Cheatham, "Vv". O. Cheatham, Mrs. P. C. Parham of Route 3; Miss MaggieBurnett and sister of Route 6; Aimer Newton, of Route 3; W. S. Burwell, Route 4; g Y. Parham, N. G. Crews, Roy Cfews, E. A. Hunt, of Route 5; T. iYi Longmire, J. T. Grissom, Route 3 Chaa- Mangum, Miss Annie Belle Averett A. J. Critcher, R. L.Burnett Route 6; W. N. Critcher Route 5; Mrs Ned Hight.Route 3; B. F. Cur rin,Vill Thorp.of Route 4; Mr. .and Mrs. W. Er. Dorsey,Route 3; Broadus Hart, Route 7; W. A. Sherman, Sam Williford, Route 4; Miss Sue Boyd, Route 4; Miss Lizzie Pitts,of jVilkins; Wilber Crews, Watkins; oute 2, L. A. Wilkins and daughter, Route 5; E. J. Green, Dexter; Mr II. 3 Hart,, Route 7; R. H- O'Brien, and Mrs. Robt. Criitcher, Route5; Ben Ball, Route3; Mrs. A. C. Par ham, and daughter, Route 3; Mr Ed Overton, Route 2, Mrs. A. M. Overton Route 6; Ben Currin,Route 2; Miss Fannie Hester, Route 1; Mr. and Mrs- J. R. Cottrell and dau ghter, Route 5;, J. K. Daniel, of Roaite 4; Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Pat ten. Fair Port; Mrs- Lige Sherman, Berea; Mrs. L. E. Simpkins Route 5; Miss Helen Daniel, Route 4; Mr. Natt Daniel, Rout .4; Will Dan- eil. Route 4; Mrs. W. B. Hobgood, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Frazier, Miss Nannie Hob-good, Seymore Hart, of Route 1; Mr. andMrs. W. S. Gooch, Stem; Graham Krnott, Dexter; J. R. Wilson, Dexter; S. A. Smith, Route 5; Mrs. S. D. Clement and daughter, Mrs. J-T. Maupin, of Salis bury; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Harris,of Wilton; V. S. Gooch.Route 2; Mrs. J. W. Wrenai, Watkins; Joe Gooch, Route 2; H- G.McFarland, R. H. O'Brien, Route 1; L. R. Daniel, of Route 4 ; J. S. Daniel, Route 4 ; Miss Allie Adcock, Berea; Marsh Daniiel, Route 1; Herbert CottrelL Route 7; Miss Teanna Bullock, Stem- Humphrles-Gooch . Mr. S. C. Humphries, of Perso: County and Mrs. Ella C Gooch, of Granville were quietly married in Oford Monday omrning at the resi- Amethist Deposits Near Raleigh. It has been found that the lands of G. W. Partin near Raleigh are well siugpplied with amethysts of commercial value. The deposits were examined this week by Secreta ry Elias Carr of the state depart ment of agriculture and experts win declare that there are valuable de posits on the Partin place. State Treasurer, B. R. Lacy says unless the sheriffs of the various counties in, the State come for ward within the next thirty days with taxes that the State will be embarrassed financially. He says warrants amounting to $450,000 for pensions are coming in for payment and that the general fund, . from which these and the current expen ses are paid, is already overdrawn $12,118, . Two Classes of Cd&ftata. Attorney General Bickett has just made a ruling that under Sit mi of the last Legislature, chapter 64, Public Laws of 1911, it beconSes th duty of the State's prison board to and Mrs. Humphries have the best wishes of a host of friends. dence of Rey. J. A. Stradley, who described the uniforms to w performed the cermony. The j by convicts not only in the peniten- bride was handsomely attired in blacjtiary, but those serving on chain marquisette over gray messaline Mr. sSanSf.and other service in the v - 1 rues nnHM 4- X. - j i . uuuuu uuuci cut; CUUULy COIltrO lr and that the convict stripes are to be worn only by those prisoners con victed of felonies, -while those sen tenced for misdemeanors are to have some other sort of uniform easily distinguished from the uniform of the felopi. All convicts sentenced to the penitentiary are declared to be felons by Section 3281 of the Revis: but there! are contradictory section that are applicable to those senten cea unraei- me specinc sections so that there are the two classes of convicts in the penitentiary. Consumption Anyone interested iu the cure of Con sumption should get one of the booklets telliug of lecoveries by the use of Eck man's Alterative. Coughs, Stubborn Colds and Pneu monia may be the beginning of more serious troubles Eckmau's Alterative Is the effective remedy. Bead Mr. Kanaly's statement: Saratoga, N. Y. Gentlemen: For five or six years I was troubled with cough and expectora tion. I also had a high fever. My case wag declared Consumption by my physi cian. I was given Cod Liver Oil, Creasote and other medicines, all without benefit. "At Christmas time. 1906, I was not expected to live. Calling Dr. R. H. Mc Carthy, he advised the use of Eckman's Alterative, which I took with excellent re sults and was entirely cured. During the past year I have gained 15 lbs. I go out in ail weathers and have had no - cough or cold whatever. I give these facts to encourage others to use Eckman's Alterative." (Signed Affidavit) JAS. W. KANALY. Eckman's Alterative is effective in Bron chitis. Asthma, Hay BVrer; Throat and Lung Troubles, and in upbuilding the system. Does not contain poisons, opiates or habit-forming drugs. Ask for booklet of cured cases and write to Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa., for more evi dence. For sale by all leading druggists and Law As it is ProclaiioBd in China. Philadelphia Recrod. Whether decreed by the civil or prociiamed by the military authori ties, Chinese law appears to be char acterized by directness. The anti trust law of China, to which a mem ber of Congress recently gave pub licity excited no little comment in the American press for its few and sweeping penal provisions.The "Gen eral Order No- 1," proclaimed by the rebel commnader on the capture of Hankow a few weeks ago, reads like this: Those who intetrrupt are to be beheaded. Those, who inflict injuries on for eigners are to be beheaded. Those who interrupt comemrce ar to be beheaded. Those who give way to salughter. rapine and burning are to be behead ed. Those who afford protection to foreign concessions and guard churches are to be rewarded. Hair-splitting attorneys and "con stitutional interpreters" would doubt less be without an occupation in the Flowery realm. I Who Holds the Country's Wealth? The show girls, who shot million aire Stokes in their apartment in his hoetl were acquitted last week. Stckes claimed that the girls planned to kill him, while the girls claimed that he entered their room and they shot him. CAN'T CURE CATARRH Stomach Dosing, Sprays and Douches Have All Failed. There is only one way to cure catarrh. Reach the raw, tender, inflamed membrane that is infested with catarrh germs, and destroy .the germs. You can't reach the nooks and creveces with liquid preparations there is only one way breathe the antiseptic germ killing air of HYO MEI (pronounce it High-o-me) di rectly over the infested parts. HYOMEI contains no opium, co caine or other harmful drugs, it is made of Australian encalyptus, thy mol and other Listerian antiseptics. It is guaranteed to end the misery of catarrh, asthma, croup and bron chitis, or money back. Ask J. G. Hall about the Hycmei outfit today, he sells it for only $1.00 and guarantees it- ., ,. New York World- Some of the men in Wall street sighed and closed their shutters yes commerce i terday when they read a bulletin from the treasury department at Washinton to the effect there is $3270,582,000 in circulation just $34.34 apiece for- the ninety odd million of the population. '"I'vei got more than that," came a voice over the stock exchange ! phone that sounded like the elder- John D. "Me too," said another yoic that a broker said he guessed belonged to J. P. Morgan. -Bets were laid on the curb at S to 1 that if the whole $3,270,582. 000 was piled on a table, the four most widely known men in finance would qulCKly succeed in taking in more than $34.24 each.leaving most of the balance to Andy for distribu tion among his philanthropies- "Where do I come in?" asked Sar ta Claus in ! a wireless from the Au rora Borealis district The panhandlers on Park Row ut tered loud cries when they get the news from Washington. They all denied having got their $34.34 apiece. At the clearing house it was saic that the banks of New York have got for safe keeping, pretty much a of the $30.34's east of the Rockies that are not hid in old shoes or mattressesf '"The people have the per capita but we've got the cash," said the head of a great financial institu tion Save $5 to $10 per set by buy ing your buggy wheels from Callis Deaths by Railway Accidents. For the year ending June 30 th-, 1911, 10,396 people were killed an 1 50,159 injured on American rail ways. Of the number killed, 356 were passengers, 3,602 were employ ees and 6, TSTWere trespassers. 6. I i itkimihiii MY mm I J For Every-body For a Merry CtiFistnias And a Happy And... PFOsperoes Mew Year n eadquar f ers for Santa Claus If '"MB 3 rVfftgmgwrM Dolls, Doll-Beds, Doll Tea Sets &. etc. for GIfIs. Balls, Foot - Balls, Guns, iSleiofrs, & etc, for Boys. trail m MjgMEwJ MORE TOYS AND BETTER TOYS THAN EVER BEFORE. FIRE - WORKS, BAL LOONS, ROMAN CANDLES & ETC. LATEST NOVELS: i SMWMflgBMag Thanks to my Friends for making my place "THE BUSY PLACE" During Year, 1911: era's My Slogan For 1912: Goods Right Prices Right Treat You Right If this sounds right to you. Come right on to me when in need Any kind of BUILDING MATERIAL FOR THE HOUSE OR COAL AND WOOD TO KEEP IT WARM REMEMBER Mr. D. W. Hart is in charge of my Shop Work. He knows how to do it. Can furnish all kinds of Shop Work, such as Sash, Door, Blinds, Frames, Balusters, Columnsf Brackets, Mantels, Mouldings, Lattice etc. REMEMBER TOO: Not only Can I Furnish Lumber aud Wood Work, but that I Keep in Stock all snch things as Lime, Cement, Plaster, Brick, Nails, Locks, Hinges, General Builders, Hardware, Paints, Oils, Brushes, etc. (o )o .S si y? Osford M. C. L . , j Over lOOO Titles, and Oilier Mice Books fop Christmas Presents Bibles, Testaments and Xmas Gift Books fop your Sister or some other Man Sister. CONFECTIONERIES: All kinds, Rasins Seeded-Rasins, Currants, Spices, Flavoring etc. for that Christmas Cake. Nuts, Candy, Our Celebrated 20c mixture, in' addi tion we have all the best kinds of chocolate candies, by the pound and in boxes from 40c to 80c, and other kinds of chocolate and plain candy from 10c to 25 c, Come and examine them. Xmas Stationery, Fancy Box paper from 25c up, suitable presents for the Holidays. Fountain Pens from $1.00 to $6.50 nothing but the best. COME TO SEE US E. T. Crews, Jas. White, Joe Pittman, C. T. Marrow, D. M. Fullerton, Marsh Callis, Thos. White, A. S. Hall, and several others, all at, J. G. HALL,S Drug Store. Ii mi ; : L"U (gagj ftp,,, iii J a . 1 I BOUGHT. lifti I H i i We are specialists in selling Real Estate. Our ex perience and knowledge of Realty values are of great value to our customers. If you have any kind of prop erty to offer we can obtain the best price for it. We won't eat up your profits in commission, they are ex tremely reasonable, We want a chance to prove it. We buy as well as sell. Our facilities enable us to locate property of any description in the location de sired. We may have on our lists just what you de sire. Why not communicate your wants to us and let us show you what we have to offer. We give careful attention to the collection of rents. Place your property in our hands and save not only worry but money. Insurance In All Its Branches. We write all lines of Insurance in the strongest and most relia ble Companies in the business. We not only give our careful at tention to the writing- of the contract, but we personally Iook af ter the payment of the claim. When interested in either REAL, ESTATE, INSURANCE, or IN VESTMENTS it will be to your interest to see us. Granville Real Estate & Trust Co. yV. H. FOWEII, Prest. J. A. INJILES, Scc'y-Tres. BROWN BUILDING, MAIN STREET. NEXT DOOR TO COURT HOUSE, OXFORD, N. C. it eg
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