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VOf^, OXroiiO. X. C.. TlUIIiSDAV JIORXIXG, AFRn. 20. 187G.
NO. 9.
Thi Morning Clarion,
By WILLIAMS & ROBINSON,
(o.-nci': IN riiicsi'iAN iiAi.i. la ii.dim: )
Is puhlishcil every M (Suixliiy .
ce[)led) at thi; lollow ing rule.'
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JLfejT’l .ibt-ral iiuluccments to clu!
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I ■square i inscrlion,
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cyluniM I iiioath
let
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I'he Oxford Orphan Asylum is
is nourishing uudcr the supervision
of Superintendent J. li- Mills.
Remember the ron('ert for the bene
fit of the orpbons M'uesday night
Hon. f. j. Davis has introduced
a bill in (.^ongrcssrto remove the dis
abilities of Mr. Jolin Johnson, of
this county, i'assed.
On accotm.t of the changes of the
oocts' weather, we learn there are a great j'
Socts! colds, and some cases of pneu
i “P"** , , , ! ,,,u in an a-.pcarance ycstenlay
1 We tl.ink V. can stand a | „kI, . onsclncnfly, «c haU
Didx’1’ Coyiv.. — Our carrier did
: om-
5oci^ I^ s(inallir.g ne-
$1.00 j tii-o baby’s atmosphere off, that is lo-
o I thereby putting our p.itrons lo some
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TOWN AND COUNTY.
HURRYGRAPHS.
Most time for grasshoppers.
Flies arc beginning to be troub'le-
sorne, wherever they lite they stick.
Centennial babies arc appearing
daily.
lieiit is over, come on with your
balls.
The President has signed, tl.e
silver irdl.
Look for a flaming advertisement
of the new grocery store tomorrow.
'I'he walk in t'ront of the Hotel has
been repaired.
'rimes are exceedingly dull here,
but we are glad to state that there is
a pros])ect for better.
'I'he weather lias been too cool for
the Oxford Uelles to prominade on
College Street.
Prof. Martin, of the Horner
School, is iiidis])0sed with a slight
attack of the mumps.
We regert to state that Mr. A. S
Peace, one of our prominent lawyers,
is ill with pnemonia.
Miss Mollie McCraw, of Hender
son, w’ho has been on a visit in this
])lace, left for home yesterday.
to ])ut thiC paper in the ]jost-ofilcc,
; lo J
little inconvcnience. It will nor
occur again.
Paixkui. -Vctnii.x r.—We learn
■ that a very i)ainful accident hap])_n-
i ed to a daughter of Mr. Win. Critch-
,hearMvas young and gay,” was the | er, living not far from this place.
! words of a young ‘d)!oo!l ’ as the i yesterday morning. She was siand-
Ihack started fur Henderso.i yester- j lag in the yanl near a wagon, which
I day. ludging fronr his nianner, we i was [)rei)aring to leave for Hentler-
■ would i'.dvise our druggists to be Ison, and from some -ause or othet
careful to whom they sell landnum. | the horses took fright and ran away.
The wagon passetl over the young
We noticc that the Torch-Light
I book store is bt-ing decorated with
I some beautitul hot house plants, it
j contained a sweet JVi/liani before.
i “Gone are the da vs when my
—We learn that Mr. Mead-
I lady,
ows, son of Mr. Pink Meadows, liv-,
ing neai; Perea, died in 1‘ranklin on :
the 18th inst. He will be buried at
his father’s to-day.
bruising her body co.iside.
Pi.KvsANi' Srui'Risi'..—^Ve were
very agreeabb; surprised yesterck^y
l.,cs-| evening. » hcm ,H,r y.nn.g lVic,..l I no,
ln-lerv,ll.c oldest «:rtela.lkal body IT. lintt. ol Ibe Inm ol M, .Ik11 ^
inXortI, Carolina, is now lidding ! Sons, „alked into onr xtnUun. and
its.,2lh semi-annual session at X«t-I>andcd ns a box ol
W. in this eonnty. The attendance : French candy. It «as .ndce.l deb-
it very good, we learn,
cions, and if you dont liclieve it just
call on them, and set' for yourself.
They have ju^l gollen in fresh sup-
j)lies.
C,en. A. P. Hill was wont to sav
he always liked to command North
Carolinians in battle. We ^uppose
it was becausc they had :o nuu h tar r. 'P. P. Kingsburry,
on their heels th.at when they went, • •/ ■,.••/■//,./// wi'loKas'^
into a fight they-sV//.-// there to the ; editor of the /o,,'n .1 i>Ka ^
Whig. , accept our sincere, an.I heartleft
The General was one of the best ; thanks for courtesies shown us. The
cffu'.ers of the Confederacy. His 1 columns, ol the 7orci-L>^it show
opinion of “tar heels" i.s worth some- i that Mr. K. is an ;d)lc writer, anc
,t-hing. He knew the difference be- ! we know ot but tew tnat ar
jtwctn cackling and laying the egg. 'equals.
his