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Vol. 1.
Ths Morning Clarion,
By WILLIAMS & ROBINSON,
IN THKSl'IAN HAIJ. BI-II.DInJ )
^ published every Morning (Suiulav ex
cfptedj at the follovvinjj tates :
* topy one week, - _ _
* ^ ”Py «ne Mor.th, -
* ^'C'py 2 -Monihs, - _ _
* r 0])v three .Mouth, -
‘ ^;‘->py six- Manilis, _ _ „
* ^-opy one \'ear, _ _
B^i^l.ibernl inducements to clubs.
Advert is nii^- Ka/n ;
Square i insertion,
“ I week.
•;'i colnnin i month
OXFORD, N. C., SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 18, 187G.
Single copy 2 cts
NO. 2J.
I2|ctS
35cts
OOots
8octs
$1.50
$2.$0
50cfs
$1.00
JS2.00
Died—-Little Lottie Currin, aged
about two years, daijghter of Mr.
James Currin, living near Oxford,
died on yesterday.
•
Personal.—Mr. Edward Dorsey,
formerly of Oxford, but now of Hal
ifax C. H., is on a visit to his sister,
Mrs. R. J. Mitchell.
Settled up.—The Sheriff of
Granville county, R. G, Sneed, has
u I ' ’ ^-l.oo I settled up in full with the I'reasurer.
‘ *-'olumn 1 month - . . sj 1^2.00 I ^ basinei-s.
1-ocal Notices 20 cents a line each inser- ; ,
I LmpkovemKxV'i'.—(Jnr town author-
"~PJi0SPECT[’s'0F Tlir ! ••»">">=»« work u,H>n
p ..4 p. ; the stieets—putting them in apple-
^ianVlllG Democrat, Pieo^^^ler Con^itable Crabtree will
PUBLISHED AT I emergency.
llendei\Son, !N. C, 0.\ a Visit.—Mr. M. M. Lanier
j Edltoi'i I and l^ady, ot Baltimore, arrived yes-
ifc HAWKINS, Pi:lisheus. Iterdayona visit to their relatives in
announce i this place. We wish them a pleas-
h, the pui-lic that the Cuanvii.i.k ^ • -i
t-MockA'i-, heietoforc published at Oxford, ' ^Ojourn in our muist.
been moved to Henderson, where it will
lARKlf^'
! months
issued on the same terms and will be de-i NO. i.—Wonder if the SO-
Hm l >t‘tectivcs for the last
>ced m Us columns. Politically as its i .
>>idicatcs the democrat will lend its ; ^ight operat 1 ng in this section,
“'fl“er.ce towards the furt lerance of I discovered much f>-oin the neoTO em-
^ interest ol the great Democratic-(.'onser-i ,^1 ,, .• i • . •
jiarty of the County. |ts i.iteratiire i ^ tneir room on
lir,. render it nl interest to the W'cdnesdav n'^ht last ?
its agricultural department will '
,^^Hler it bothdes.rable and attractive tu the | ATTKAcrricNs.-The readers of the
-m Clarion are specially called tu the
^OCAL & STATE SQUIBS. : attractions now being daily
h'splayed at the Book Store of Cupt.
rioAV
, 1 1^'''
s a 11'I '
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^ THE LiTV. —Mr. Henry Bryan
‘ Lady arrived in town \esterdav,
have been receiving the congrat-
^tionii ot their tuiinerous friends.
-^iATuiMOxi.AL.—Mr. lasper York Marrikd—At the residen e of the
“■■'nerly of this place, »'as married a ' v?''’
'Vard, ot Pranklinton. X.
daysugo to Miss Lowery. TheyiC., to Miss Fannie Overby. The
*ed through this place last I'hurs-; haj)py pair passed through Oxford
evening en route to his father’s. , Thursday for their home, where
'^^ut 2i miles from this place greeted bv a >core of
Wm. Biggs. I'A'erything one can
ne'^d in the Hook and St;uionary
line is to be found there.
^-orn meal at
Wll.I.lA.M
friends,
o cts per bushel at N,
cV
R\ A n'
ilozen at
'ut Herrings at 15 cts ];er
Wll.l.iAMS cV I'.KVAS’i.
Query No. 3.—The Clarion
u ould, like to know what could be
meaner than to steal the support of a
i j)oor in.sane woman? See statement
i elsewhere.
^ ^ ^ ^ «
I I'or Shame.—On }esterday more
I than twenty-five wagons loaded with
tobacco passed through town en route
I for Henderson. What are our ca,p-
! italists and tobacco men thinking
I of, to allow such a flood of monev to
I give us the go-by, when a little enter-
I prise on their part would stop it in
jour market? Where are the Ware-
I house gentlemen, that they do not
I offer inducements and buyers suffi-
I cient to arrest the trade ?
Gi.oomv.—We are informed from
j authority which cannot be doubted,
I that Mr, Jack Critcher, living 4 miles
j from this placC: paid ^100 a few days
i for one bed of tobacco plants. Mr.
; L. R. Avcrett, about 3 miles from
I here, j)aid ^^50 for another. These
I plants are small and the purchasers
have to run the risk of flies and other
diseases to them before thev are ready
tor setting out. i'liis shows that the
prospects of a tobacco crop in this
county are exceediiiglv gloomv.
Wavkrlev Hotel.—We desire to
call the attention of our readers to
the adverti.semeiu of this first class
hotel which appears in another col
umn. It is kept by the Morrow
]^rcthcrs, Culpeper, Va , assis ed by
(hat aflableaiid polite gentleman, (no.
'I'ayloe, formerly editor of the X.
Cai/ral, who will be j>leased to .see
his North Carolina frieiids. Persons
going to the Centejinial. by wav of
(4ilp'e})er, will have twenty minutes
for dinner, aiui should ihe\ desire
to sti-j) longer they will find tliis the
best hotel in the place. Board
5 .',50 per tlay.