Oxford Public Ledger from Oxford, North Carolina • Page 3

PUBLIC LEDGER-OXFORD BANNER. fggggSg I I I i i i fish Guano One Car Very Best Durham Flour. Every Sack Guaranteed. 1 Car Piedmont Shipstuff. 1 Car 7 1-2 per ct.

Cotton Seed Meal One car White Feed Oats Big Shipment Seed Oats, All Kinds Bte Lot Plant Bed Cloth. One Good Car Horses And Mules, Young, Sound, Well Broken. One ear Thornhill Farm Wagons Strongest Guaranteed Wagon on the Market. 1 Lot Geo. E.

Nissen Wagons, Orpi Best Known and Most Widely Used Wagon in Granville County. 1 Lot Taylor-Cannady Buggies 1 Enough to Make a Bed 20 Miles Long. I FOR PLANT BEDS. I Stylish, Durable, Easy Riding. ELL EV: ERYTHING FOR FARM AND FAMTI Cash Or Tf-J-tv- (pi'W Tf-3! "OfeO Oxf Ord C.

I lave vui Or edit. Jl JLLJL ii JLwJi M-J) JL 3 sssa xyf ogae-y i STEM STEMMINGS. For Sale Estate JUST RECEIVED three car loads of Farm Wagons, White Hickory and Spach's, all high grade the good kind; also wagon harness and plow harness, collars, etc at Long-Winston Co. JUST UNLOADED fresh from the mills three car loads of Flour, the good kind. Car of Red Dog, car Middlings, car of B'an, Car of Cotton Seed Huiis, car of Cotton Seed Meal, car of Oats, car of Corn and Corn Meal, and five cars of Hay at Long-Winston Ox ford, N.

C. We offer for a quick sale a very attractive cottage, on large lot, in West Oxford. Price right, and terms very easy. In East Oxlord, we have for sale a two story dwelling, on a very large lot. This is the cheapest property if: the town at the price asked.

Small Farms Near Town. Dwelling Lots In gyp GRANVILL REAL ESTATE AND TRUST CO. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. LOANS AND INVESTMENTS. Hence Is Tfte Lever LXG6 PAUL Q.

BRYAN LAWYER, Oxford, N. Rougemont, where a splendid supper awaited them. A romance covering a period of seven years culminated in a pretty marriage last Thursday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L.

O. Rogers in Youngsvilie, when Mr. C. Bragg, of Stem Route 3, led to the altar Miss Willie Lee Washington, of Stem Route 1. The bride is one of the most beautiful, accomplished and popular young ladies of this section; the groom is a successful young farmer and also one of the most popular young men in this county.

They will make their home in the residence recently vacated bv Mr. C. Haskins. We wish them much happiness on their wedded journey. Cupid seems to be very active in Northern Granville.

On last Sunday morning at the conclusion of services at Sharon church, Miss Neva Denny and Mr. Alfred Huff, of that community and Miss Minnie Williams and Mr. Gordan Thomas, both of Oak Hill community, accompanied by a few-intimate friends, the former going to Squire Gentry's, near Aliensville, Person county, where they were united in marriage. The latter repaired to Squire Will Thorp in Oak Hill township near Satter white's Shop where he ppoka the words that made them one. Both marriages were runaway affairs, quite a surprise to the people of that section.

A. H. POWELL. President. Next Door to Court House J.

A. NILES. Sec'y. and Treas. Oxford, N.

Carolin; Office Iu old Public Ledger Business Office upon whK-Ji depend to move large quantities of coal. While our prices are the same as those for ordinary coal we strive to make those prices pay for more and bigger coal satisfaction. How well we succeed can be be learned by a trial. Why not make the test when it cost3 no more. Don't wait until Saturday order now.

Iiij fjliin nil il I Hp HI 1ft I i Hi it OXFORD ICE ISTassef of Henderson, Successors to S. Nasser Bro. IVIain Street, Oxford, JM. O. Marriages, Socials and Personals.

Mr. J. H. Gooch was a Creedmoor visitor Monday. Mr.

J. Hudains, of Shoe Fly. was an Oxford yisitor Tuesday. Mr. H.

Moore, of Route 3, made a trip to Durham last week. Mr. J. T. Melton, of Route 3, went to Clarksville Tuesday on business.

Mr. P. L. Thomasson, of Tally Ho, was a Durham visitor Wednesday. We regret to note that Mr.

J. M. Fai-abow, of Route 3, continues in feeble health. Mr Ed Roberts, of Wendell is on a visit to his father, Mr. E.

P. Roberts, of Route 1 Miss Maud Upchurch, of Raleigh, is on a visit to her sister, Mrs. L. Martin. Mr.

Ollic Green, of Route 1, purchased a fine horse from Horner Bros. Tuesday. Miss Malah Roberts, of Route 1, is numbered among the sick in that community Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Daniel, of Cul-breth, were the guests of Mrs.

D. F. Harri3 Tuesday. Mr. Connie Winters formerly of Route 1.

has moved to the Ferrell place, Oxford Route 6, Mr. D. Cozart, a prominent member of the bachelors club of Durham, was a visitor to Stem last week. The F. T.

Cozart drug store, formerly owned by Mr. W. S. Gooch, is starting off nicely under the new management Mr and Mrs. W.

H. Wilkerson, of Route 3, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. T.

Currin, of Tar River, Sunday. A new residence will shortly b. built at the G. Gooch place on the site of the one destroyed by fire last week. Mr.

J. Hopkins and Mr. Roy Daniel, of Route 3. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

M. Daniel, of Tar River Sunday. We are glad to learn that Mr Jonah Cozart, who was seriously injured by being thrown from a horse some time ago, is improving Those who have had the measles in and around Stem are convalescent and only one new case reported. The attendance at school continues good. The homes of Messrs.

J. Wash-in on and Mr. Louis Walker, of Route lwere made glad Friday by the arrival of a sou in the former and a daughter in the latter. Decided to Sacrifice ave Rouster, litej-At-te, Grilses is feSasB' Bido. Practices iu State and Federal Courts.

HilLsboro Oxford, N. C. oo Because They Bought That Quantity on Bargains and they Like to Sell it at COST and BELOW COST. All the Entire Stock Will he Sold Out on or 3h. ME of J.

T. CRITCHBR, Livsry end Feed Oxford, 1ST. C. Up-to-date turn outs at your command day or night. Call us when you want to ride.

Phone 55-A Wrei. McHinley Merritt Dead. William McKioley Menitt was born December 7, 1902, and died November 28, 1912, son of William and Eugenia Merritt. He was the pet and pride of parents and grand-parents. God in His wisdom saw it was best to transplant the flower into His own garden fearing an idol he might prove.

He was a good child and always had a conciousness of the right within He would remark to his father, after bending the knee iu payer, "Papa. I feel better now God will take care of Kinley He would often join wiih the other with his feeble voice in singing praises to God. He had been in bad health for several years, but he endured his suffering with a Christian patience, for one so young. He showed he did not fear death. He who gave thee has taken thee back, Less an idol their presence might prove.

And the arms which encircles thee now. Are the proof of thy Saviour's love. As He said, "All who wear that bright crown Must experience affliction's sharp rod. Hence thy innocent form suffered pain Ere thou entered thy Father's abode. Now thou'rt safe in thy Heavenly ho ne.

Where no pains nor afflictions came nigh We would not recall thee to earth, Bat look up to meet thee on high. I I Dress Ginghams 12 and 10c, our Selling Out Sale Apron Ginghams 8 and 7c, our Selling Out Sale Outing 15 and 10c. our Selling Out Sale So Flannelletts 10c. our Selling Out Sale A GUARANTEED LIVER EMEDY. $10 Suit of Clothes, Out Price $15 Suit of Clothes, Sailing Out Price $8.50 $5 Men's Pair Pants, Selling Out Price $3.25 $3.50 Men's Pair Pants.

Selling Out Price $2.50 $2.50 Men's Pair Pants. Selling Out Price $1.25 98c Boys Pants ranging from 25c to www 20c Best kind of Oil Cloth, regular price 25c, yard now 29c Big line of Sunday and everyday 50c shirts, SHOES! $4 Berich Made Shoes, Out Price $2 .08 $3 Shoes, Selling Out Price $1.75 $2.50 Shoes Men's or Ladies $1.12 4 im- If every one realized the poruer.ce of the livor nnd 5c Calico 7 and 8c. our Selling Out Saie 21c White Linen Table Cloth regular 50c, our price 22c White Linen Table Cloth regular 25c kind Black Satine 15 and 10c sale price 22c Woolen Dress Goods regular 50e kind Regular 50c Corsets Fancy-hirt Waists regular 50 and 75c kind $1 30 $10 and $3 Skirts, selling out price the necessity of keeping it in perfect Minor ion order to insure perfect health, no one woild neglect seeking a remt- instant any symptom of liver weakness appeared, and if everybody tin- value of Pexali Liver Salts in i -if nt of all forms of liver troufolfs, ina the itmfrt i.riointl ihrf.f r.rr. ii ii. than OK i-ven mure Keueral uvor is a emedy and to re- the an.

3 tin. ami i Don't jp'osaet 9 to March IS i. feelind. that usually ac-'''funics iivtr disorders. Gcullv stim-' ln its effects.

Rex.iii Liver Sa ts at hii contains ingredients that e'Dto strengthen and tone up the liver and restore it to its normal health and ac-rw. is accompanied bv our positive guarantee to refund the in case in which ir does not give satisfaction. I rices 25 and 50c, Sold here only at our store. "The.Rexal! Store." Death of Infant. The death angel visited the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Moses Adcock on January 20th and took their six months old child to the Mansion on High Two iitfle hands lay over her breast, Two little feet lay down to rest. Two little iittle eyes in slumber close. And iiow our heart aches no one but God knows. Dear little hand oft reached out to me, Dear little darling sit on my knee; Now its still and silent, fur an angel has taken our darling away.

A Friend. Prof. Clifton Howard has resigned as principal of the school at Provi dence. The school is temporarily discontinued on account of the epidemic of measles which is raging in that community. A beautiful marriage was solemnized at the home of Mr.

Joe Bowling, of Moriab, last Sunday afternoon, the contracting parties being Miss Bowling, the accomplished daughter of Mr. end Mrs. Joe Bowling, and Mr. Eugene Roberts, of Moriah, Rev. J.

A. Hercdon, of Durham, officiating, after which the bride and groom, accompanied by the attendants and a number of friends, repaired to the home of the groom father, Mr. Ellis Roberts, near J. G. Hall.

OXFORD, N. CAROLINA. MAIN STREET. FRONT OF POST OFFICE. DRUGGIST OXFORD, N.

WE HAVE a beautiful iine of Bug-g es and Harness and surries, and we can suit you in style and price.at Long-Winston Co. C..