THE PUBLIC LEDGER.
AN OVATION TO SIMMONS.
Statos.
Enthusiastic DemooralsAiil'nl mul
Cireet Ilim at Every l'oin o lit
Route Homo.
Kinston, N. C, Nov. 1:2. As
Chairman Simmons was reluming
home thousands of people greet him
all along the line. At eyery railroad
station he is called out.
At Kinston Chairman Grainger
introduced him as David returning
from the political battle having slain
his tens of thousands of (jkdeonites.
Over two thousand people greeted
him at this point with banners, flow
ers and bauds of music. At iNewbern
The Next Mouse.
Rfp. Dem.
Alabama,
Arkansas,
California,
Colorado,
Connecticut,
Delaware,
Florida,
Georgia,
Idaho,
Illinois,
Indiana,
Iowa,
Kansas,
they took the doors oil' the hinges, Kentucky,
turned out the guard and painted Louisiana,
the town red. There was a great Maine,
display of fire works, bands of music, Maryland,
cannon, etc. Massachusott;
Chairman Simmons has the heart- jiicuio.ari
felt thanks of every man, woman Milul
and ehl'd in North Carolina for his
simfirh management and emit vie- . f1
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Missouri,
Montana,
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l'erson Comity Juliletj
Roxboro was ablaze with enthu- : Neyada,
siasm and democracy Nov. 12. Al- Hampshire
though mourning in sackcloth and rew jerseVi
ashes because of the defeat of the York '
democratic candidates in the county ; '
,i , i : .North Carolina,
and!tor the senate, she rejoices with
the fifth district, the state and the orth
nation in the tidal wave of democra- ()nu)?
cy. A grand democratic jubilee and Oregon,
torchlight procession, with fireworks, Pennsylvania,
bonfires and speeches, was the bill ! Rhode Island,
of fare. At 9 o'clock over twelve South Carolina,
hundred people began the celebration ; South p;lia)t;lj
with a torchlight procession, passing ; T ,
tlirougn every sneer, in rown, .v
large number of transparencies
bearing appropriate devices were in
the line. Mounted marshal in
charge of Chief Marshal J. A. Long
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Vermont,
Virginia,
Washington,
had charge. A number of colored ; West Virginia,
democrats were in the procession
which was headed by a drum crops
and the United States flag.
A Republican Ale a llttt.
Some weeks ago two well known
gentlemen of Dobbin, W. Va., made
an agreement that should Harrison
be elected the democrat should eat
a iive rat in the town hall, and
should Cleveland be elected, vice
versa. The parties to this contract
were Capt. W. P. Mooney and James
J. McCabe. With the consent of
Wisconsin,
Wyoming,
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No bones broJcen
with the Kabo corset. It can't
be done. They're made of
Kabo and Kabo c an't break.
A special to the News and Obser
ver from Camden, dated .Nov. 11
says: As the result, of yesterday's
tire there is but one grocery store
left in town. All the drug stores,
jewelry store and furniture stores,
the post office and telegraph offices
were wiped out. Twenty families
i ii i mi i
are rendered homeless. I ne loss is es-
fhey're warranted for a
3rear. Then there's another
point the eyelets. They're
loops of corset lace, soft, but
tough, that won't rust or cut
the laces.
If the Kabo corset doesn't
suit, after a week or two's
wear, just return it and get
your mone'.
A. LANDIS & SONS.
march 25-6tn.
Silver ! - Silver !
If yon wish to save your silver t rade with
BROOKS & CO !
We give you more things for less silver thau
you will expect. We have just tilled our etore
to overflowing,
Mr. J. JSd Duncan, of Stem, is with us, and
would he pleased to have his many friends call
and see him. lie says he will sell them cheap -"no
doubt about that;" also Mr. B. O. Best is
with us, and would be glad to see his friends.
We call your especial attention to our
l SHOES, HATS. DRY GOODS
AND
QEOCEEIES I
Thanking you for past favors, and expecting a
continuance of the same (which we hope to merit
ry low prices ana lair denling), we are.
Your friends,
oct.28. liKOOKS&CO.
Exchange Hotel,
OXFORD, N. C.
TOBACCO FLUES, &C.
WINSTON,
OXFORD, N. C.
A
ARD
WA1
All the popalar sizes of Doors. Windows hnd lili nds in Rtnr-lr
. notice. We have the best doors ottered for the price. See them.
! bime, uement, iriaflterr cow Hair, .Lewis1
iirusnes, acc. .Large
uar load, ot is .
I Prices ranging from
Stores, xianaeome line 01 open
Special sizes made on short
Lead, Mixed Paints, Oils. Varnishes. Ti,...:.
stoc& prepared Carriage and Furniture Paints. Alabatine. etr -'Fniuir,
leior &rd other Reliable Cook Strive nH
7.00 up. Big stock IIetinsr Stoves lor Churches. Packhous n,le ej
I ranblin Stoves and Grates. "a nui
A COMPLETE LINE OF HARDWARE
-OF-
m r -mm- - . - -a -
Mr. McCabe, the rat was cooked. ti muted at m 50,000 to 500,000.
The town hall was filled to its utmost j
capacity and the spectators witnessed
the execution of one of the most
novel bets on record.
A Walking: WaKfr.
From the Charlotte News.
I The University of North Carolina
i won the ame Saturday from Trinity
College, the champions of foot ball
of the south, by a score of 24 to 0.
: The team of the University of North
I Carolina shows goods improvement
since the Virginia game and the
playing of Shaw, Devlin, Onion and
I have rented the Exchange Hotel, and am
prepared to accommodate the traveling public;
also want about ten table boarders. Table sup
plied with the best the market affords. $ 1 for
board and lodging; table board $10 a month; sin
gle meal 25 cents. MRS. T. II. JONES.
sept.16.
MERCHANDISE
ERCHANDISE
BROKER.
ROKER.
It is a pretty long tramp from
Charlotte to Washington, but either
Mr. J. M. Creighton or Mr. Jasper H'kt? especially noteworthy.
Alexander will take it after the elec- j .... , , . .
tion. They were talking politics1 1 he heavy drain on the treasury
this morning and before thev parted t ,ot Felons-more than
they made a bargain. If Cleveland f 'MW00 havi n g been paid so far
is elected, Mr. Creighton is to walk hl molnt lias. rd"Cif Si n
to Washington. If Harrison wins, . as"7 4fn to- :319' ?f
Mr. Alexander is to take the tramp, i tbl? m s"baid!a7 c?in
r and llvio0,000 in national banks.
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Itch on human and horses and all ani : w have just received the pretties
mals cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's ; iine of bus;tries for service we have ever
Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold shown in Oxford. Our prices re right,
by J. G. Hall Druggist, Oxford, N. C. auq26-tf Owen, Baiujour & Smith.
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Wiio goods kept lu stock, but orders taken
and promptly filled for Groceries, Confection
eries, Vegetables, Fruits, foreign and domestic,
green and dried; Tinware, Stoneware, Crockery
Meats and Fish, Furniture, Fire Clay Chimneys,
Terra Cotta Pipe, Rubber Stamps.
BT"Aeent fir Union Mills, Nashvillo. Tenn..
Flour. Meal and Bran. When I am not in the
city orders can be left at the Osborn House.
JOB OSBORN,
EVERY DESCRIPTION !
Tinware. Crockery, Ulassw.u.-, L.mip- ;md Tailor Lamp Ooods, beautiful Hue Hall Lamps
Our first invoice of Axes are jPt in !u reliable Findlay Axe leads them all. Thev are' mafU
right and ar the best. Mattocks, Pickr. . r iMloes, Oliver Chilled Plows, Starkes' Dixie 1M,,-.
and Castings. Farmers' Friend Plows ami -tinft?, Boss Plows.
THE WHITE HICKORY WAGON
CAN'T BE BEAT !
FT2They run easy. They are strong. They are durable. They are as good Wagons as are ottered.
We want each one of our customers to buy one. Just one and try them and be convinced and you
will buy another of the same make when in need of auother wagon. Each wagon 1p warranted
Call and see '.hem. We are agents for the Nissen Wagons and have them in etock, at catalogue
prices. Write for prices. p
BUGGIES AND ROAD CARTS !
See our line of Buggies, rangiug in price from 40 up to as fine as you want. 1 he Columbus
Buergies are the beet. Kandolph Buggies are t he neatest and prettiest Buggies sold on t,Lis njarket
We have one very desirable Surry for sale at a bargain. Call and look at our line of vehicles. No
trouble to show you. Our prices are low. Road C-irt going at reduced prices.
All kinds of Tin and Copper Work. (Jntlering, littiiitig, Gnn and Locksmithing, tc , done
Write for prices if Tu an'r -.'Ui lor fer thing in Hardware, Glassware, Machinery Sewing
Machines, Leather ami ltubber Beltiujj, etc. We are prepared to give yon the .owest priced.
Very respectfully,
EDWdRDJ & WINST
Main Street,
june-17
Oxford, N. 0.
Hundley Bros. & Co.'s
DOWN TOWN OFFICE!
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Merchandise Broker.
J. B. BOOTH.
J. G. HUNT.
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WDlB
WILL TAKE CHARGE OF THE
t ALLIA
MX : WAREHOUSE.
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For the conrenience of the public we have opened an office in the
Bonded Warehouse on College street.
We will have telephone communication with our works, and can
supply anything in our line at short notice. We will keep on hand
all the time a supply of
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Lime, Brick,
shingi.es, laths, lum::;: :.o.
GFCall at the office ami leave, vonr ohIuj'h J. A. Tims ton is in
charge, Kespect fully, H ' N LLY, BPiOS, & CO.
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Durham, N. C. and Oxford, N. C.
OZSZOID CAEOLINA
For the year beginning October 1st, 1892. TIP TOP PRICES guaran
teed for every pile sold on our floor. Ample room, unsurpassed accom
modations, full corps of assistants. Oxford is now ready to handle the
new crop. Our buyers have large orders, and we can promise you as
bit? prices a3-you can get on any market in or out of the State.
Yours to count on, BOOTH & HUNT.
MY MOTTO :
Is to sell down my Immense stock of goods. Call and se hua you enn huy
them at your own price,
Wholesale or Retail !
Do notmi8s the opportunity! Come while th cak is h t! Tvn Ur-re ks
of General Merchandise complete in every department, which I will sell 5(1 j;r r- nt
less than you can get them anywhere else.
OXFORD STORE,
Herndon Block, No. 2, - Corner Cora. Ave. and College Sheet.
DURHAM STORE,
Cooper's Building, Main St., Opposite Post Office, WyailV O! 1 ?'i;nuh
BSIPCall on A. MAX for what you want and y u'il sroV-t in- Iiwpry.
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