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PRESIDENT CLEVELAND'S CARRIAGE IN THE INAUGURAL PROCESSION.
Wliv spend so much time in walking .'wound
hunting what you need Come rigiit to head
quarters and let us serve you with
OF ALL KINDS
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ceries, Come direct to me and save time, and
you will save money.
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Washington', March 4. G rover
Cleveland, of Now York, thrice nomi
nated for President, of the United
States and twice elected, was to-day
successfully inducted into that high
office for his second term, with all
appropriate ceremonies ami the
gathering of a mighty multitude,
with the aceompanymont of a blind
ing snow storm. The last occasion
was greater than the lirst. Had the
atmospheric conditions been any
thing like favorable, instead of be
ing as bad as could possibly be, there
would probably have been 00,000
men and a number of ladies march
ing or riding in the parade, as against
25,000 in 8S.". They were all here
waiting to fall in line, but at the last
moment many of the organizations
were compelled to desist from parti
cipation. Nevertheless the occasion
was made memorable by the vast
attendance.
The order of pioceeding was al
most identically the same as four
dent-elect entered their carriage
under the White House portico. The
President and Mi. Cleveland entered
the first vehicle, a closed carriage,
belonging to President Harrison. It
was drawn by four handsome baTs
from the White House stables, and
was driven by Willis, the White
House coachman. Mr. Stevenson and
Senator McPherson were in the so
cond carriage, drawn by four big
white horses with white trappings.
Albert Hawkins, who has driven
General Grant and every subsequent
President from the White House to
the Capitol and back again, held the
reins. In the third carriage, drawn
by four bays were Senators Ransom
and Teller, of the Senatorial com
mittee. Secretary Charles Foster,
of the Treasury Department and his
successor, Mr. Carlisle came next.
Their carriage, like each of the suc
ceeding ones, was drawn by two
horses.
The scene aiong the line of march
hat was off frequently in response to
the enthusiastic cheers of the "un
terrified," who swarmed the side
walks unmindful of discomfort.
The presidential party, wTith their
military escort, came in sight of the
eastern entrance of the Capitol a few
minutes after 12 o'clock. A large
crowd had assembled at the fronl
and cheered loudly as Cleveland aj
proached. He went in by the base
ment entrance, in order to avoid the
somewhat slippery steps on the out
side. From the moment he descend
ed from the carriage he was received
with lusty cheers, and when he en
tered the Senate wing cheers of the
outside gave way to an ovation.
Immediately afterwards the Pre
sident of the United States and his
Cabinet were announced, and Presi
dent Harrison and the members of
his Cabinet entered the chamber.
President Harrison was escorted to
one of the scarlet chairs in front of
the clerk's desk. Immediately after-
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Greneral Weakness, Loss of Appe
tite, etc.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
JJENRX M. SHAW,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
OXFORD N. C.
Office on Wllliamsboro street, noar court house.
Will practice in State and Federal Courts.
Collections made in any part of the State.
Prompt and careful attention given to all busi
ness entrusted to hia care.
31oney to loan on real estate. ap'15-ly.
m:x. j. feild,
ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
OXFORD, N. C.
OFFICE IN COOPER BANK BUILDING.
"Prorapt ana careful attention given to all
business,
"MONEY TO LOAN on improved farm
property at reasonable rates. Loans payable in
annual installments through a period of live
years. dec22-(5m.
A. HICKS,
Attorney nt Law and Notary lnbli
OXFORD, N. C, and
rp T. HICKS,
Attorney-at-Law,
IIENDERSON, N. C.
Will practice together in the Courts of Granville
Vance, Franklin, and Warren Counties, aud inal
matters requiring their joint att ention.
We hope by prompt, diligent, and faithful atten
tion to business to deserve and receive a portio
of the law business of this section
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Richmond.
Leave West Point 7:50, a. in., daily and 8:50, a.
m., daily except Sunday and Monday; arrive at
Richmond 0:10 and 10:40, a. m. Returning, leave
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Between Richmond and Ral
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ITRAVIIOKX A WARL1K,
Attorneys-at-Law,
Will practice in the conrts of Granyille, Ter
son and Caswell counties. Office at Col. liar
grQve's old law office. feb.5.
YyU' Jm E WYCHE,
Derital Surnreon.
OXFORD. N. C.
Pure Nitrous Oxide Gas administered for
palnlia extraction of teeth.
Room xk Hxbhdoh Bank Builuinb.
years ago, with the action of the
chief participants reversed.
There are four great leading
features of Inauguration day: The
closing hours of Congress, into which
so much lawmaking and history are
frequently crowded; the ride of the
retiring President, the President and
Vice President-elect with their mili
tary escort from the White House to
the Capital to lay down and take up
the reins of power respectively; the
pageant of the returning procession
and review after the ceremonies of
inauguration are over, and the inau
guration ball at night.
The snow was falling fast when
President Harrison and the Presi-
was such as no city but Washing
ton and no street but its broad, well
paved Pennsylyania avenue could
produce. Public and private stands
erected along the line of march from
the Capitol to a point beyond the
White House had an estimated seat
ing capacity of 00,000 persons.
President Harrison wore an over
coat with fur collar and cuffs Cleve
land's overcoat had a plain velvet
collar. Both, of course, wore silk
hats. There was no abatement of
the storm, and the ride to the capi
tol was through fast-falling snow
whirled in the frequent gusts of high
wind. Notwithstanding the incle
mency of the weather, Cleveland's
wards the President-elect was an
nounced, and Mr. Cleveland, escort
ed by Senator Ransom, took the
chair next to Mr. Harrison. His en
trance into the chamber was greeted
with applause.
Then Vice-President Morton ad
ministered the oath of office to his
successor and yielded to him the
chair of presiding officer.
Capitol Hill as far as the eye could
reach, from the eastern front of the
Capitol, was an undulating sea of
humanity, assembled to witness the
administering of the oath of office of
the new President by the Chief Jus
tice of the United States, and to hear
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dailv except Sunday; arrive Oxloid 7:M5 .'ind
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Durham with No. 40, leaving at 7:50, except Sun
day, for Oxford and Keysville.
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to West Point and Baltimore daily except Sun
day, w. a 'i ui;k.
Assistant General I'ast'inger Agent,
Charlotte, N. ('.
JAS. L. TAYLOR, G. I A.
Sale of Land.
BY VIRTUE OF A D L V, I ) OF TJH'sT EXE
cuted to me on the Orh of Match l:-.02. by It.
G. Eakes and wile, and duly recorded in hook
31, page 272, register of deeds office of Granville
county,! will, on .Monday, the ith day of
March, 1S0M, sell to the highest bidder for csh,
at the courthouse door in Oxlord, ihe land de
scribed in said Deed of Trust .
This hind adjoins the lands of .lack Critcher
and others and ' ontains about 21 acres. For
an accurate description of which see book of
orders and decrees in the clerk's office, page
3'S. Time of sale 12 o'clock, in- Feb. 10, lMiM.
fcbl7.lt J. 11. LONG, Trustee.
Dissolution Notice.
THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE KX
istinsr between the u ndcrsirncd under ihe
firm name and style of Griffin Jt Glenn, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, V. G. Griffin
retiring. The busine-s in the future will be
conducted by W. B.Glenn, who hi purchased
the business and assumed all liabilities of the
firm. VV. G. GRIFFIN,
W. D. GLENN.
February 3, 1803. febl()-4t.
Notice.
BY VIRTUE OF A DhED IN TRUST K K
cuted to me November in, InOO, and Only
registered in Book 21, pare (L in the Register s
offiee for Granville county. N. C, 1 shall sell to
the highest bidder for cash, on the loth rtay of
March, 1803, the lot of land conveyed in eaid
Deed in Truet, lying and situate on the Oxford As
Clarkeville Railroad, adjoining the estate lands
K. V. Minor and others.
JOHN A. WILLIAMS,
feb!0-4t Trustee,