THE HORfiiHG CLARION.
Democratic at all times.
SATURDAY - - 13, 1876.
HO IV WILL IT BE PAID ?
Some weeks since a very respect-
table lady of this county was pro-
Bounced insane upon the authority
of a responsible physician. Ihe
Asylum being full the State provider
that one liundred dollars shall bo
paid for each insane person support
ed by thearespective Counties, 'I his
amount was sent Irom the State
Treasury in greenbacks to the
authorities c f Granv.lle—and how
is i.t paid ? By ft couniy order worth
fifty ccnts ill the dollar. Yv ho pockets
the extra llfty dollars ? The Clari
on would like to have this question
answered.
Tilden of New York has grown
very strong in the Presidential race
in the last few weeks, and it is
thouglithc will probably get the nom
ination at St. Louis. I5ut theie is
too u'.uch uncertainty to guess the
result. Wo 11 wait Til-den and see.
Wo clip the following from an
exchange:
Ba-a, ba-a, colored folks,
Have you any wool
Yes, sir, yes, sir.
Three Slates full,
One for Morton,
One for IJlaine,
And one for the jjreat unknown
That’s hi'din^ i-n the lane.
The Rei)ublicans are looking a-
round for an honest man to place at
the head of their ticket. They go
in for honesty, but they have a very
poor thowing.
Qltehy No. 2.—By what authori
ty do the County officials use State
money for County i)urposes. See
statement elsewhere.
I
Democratic Conservative Meeting.
The Democratic Conservative voters of
Granville are reciuested to meet in mass con
vention, at Ox'ord, Monday May 29th, to
appoint delegates to the State and Congres-
sioiial district Convention, to be he.d in
Raleii'h the 13th and 14th days of June next,
and to transact such^ busine..s as may be
deemed necessary.
J!y order of Co. Kx : Committee.
I. S. A IIS, (Jh'in.
April 20th 1875.
(^EXERiVL DlilECTOEY.
CllUlUUIES.
Eriscoi’AT.—Kcv. M. 11.
tor-Servicos('VtM'v Sunday at II-V o’clock
a. ni. and 5.] p. n’l. Fiiday evciiino-8 .),V
o'clock p. ni.
Methodist—15(‘v. S. V. Iloylo I’af^tor,
Sei'viccii S(‘(;ond Siuula.y i'l cach niontli
at 11 a. m., and 7^). ni. -11 h Sunday
nio-ht 7.1 p. ni. Prayer nK-^.etiu”- eveo
Tues(la_y eveniu,*>; fe-aiin! lioiu'.
Baptist—Riv. 1*'. !'• Uudi'rwood,
Pastor—ScM’vices t'V('ry i^t and .5d San--
day at li a. in a;!;l 7.] p. ra._ Pray^'i'
meeting every Thursday ev(‘uun>- at (j
o’cloidv p. 111.
I’KE3J?YTKMTAX—Ilev. D. E. Jordan.
Pastor. Pivaeliiui;- every 2d and-Uli
Sah1)ath at 11 o'clock a. hi. and 8 o'elo(dc.
Prayer nie.eting Wednesday 8 o'(docl;.
JLAir.S.
ITendeison—Leav(‘s daily at 81 a. ni.
Arrives p. ni.
Knap of Heeds—T/'avesTuesdays ami
Fridays (> a. m. Arrives same day at (>
i). in. ^ , ,,
r.eaves B-rea Saturday.' al ■>
a. in. Arrives i2 in.
Oak llill—Leaves Wednesdays and
Satui'days at (! a. 111. Arrives 'ruesday.-!
and V'ridays G p. m.
JlKCUTliATlONS oK TinC POSTOKKK'l^
Money orders iss'.ied l)i't\ve(Mi 9 a. ni.
1 * \iails eloses at 8 a. in. ami opons at ;>
I i>. 111. I>- 'I'AVI.OH, P. .M.
NEW A i)YEiriT8E.\IENTS
Every body and every journal are
making a big talk aliout the Presi
dency, but very little is said about
the second ottice ou the ticket, that
of Vico President. This is just as
im})ortant. We trust the people
will think about this thing.
'I here's no getting around it We
will have to pull our gloves oil’in ad
vance of the campaign. Well, here
we go. You will hear from us in
our next. Democrats, support the
Clauion’.
• lielknap has been indictcd by a
Washington grand jury. S.")^ the
Kadicals that have been indicted
here can init this in tlicir pipes and
smoke it, if it is any consolation.
Every brancii of the .Federal G ov-
ornmcnl has suspended ai d every
l)ody has gone to Philadeli)lia.
About f)0,0i)0 people were present
at the opening of tiie Centennial
last W.idnesday.
AVjd:RLY 'HOTEI
citlpepI':k, va.
]\j[orrow l^rotliers.
Hanagers zni Propriotorc.
JOHlV TAYLOE, Assista/it.
A FIRST-Cl^ASS HODSE.
Tohn Tavloe, late editor Lexington, N. C.
CJnfral, now Assistant al Waverly _ Hotel,
will be pleased to see his NiJ..ih Cai.jliua
frienrls. ['^^^^9-Lv
OXFOPl).
—Tames B. Cr(‘\vs.
(;on.lable—\V. 0. (.rainrei*.
Con.missiou('rs—S. S. liaitlicoek, A-
IL A Williams, '1'. D. Crawford, Siuiib
Watkins.
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Om('0 at T. D. Crawford &
Drug Store.
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S 17 11 Or 1*' () N' - I > 'I' ^ ’
OXFORD, N. C.
Office at his residence.
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3^rber ind l"Iair Dresser,
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A Few styles ®f P>oots that iKi'y'
l)eeu on liauii sev;Tal seasons tua-
must he sold, ('ooper i''!: M iillains.