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YuiA'Mi: I. Numiikk 101.
OXFORD, N. C, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, 1890
Single Copies : 3 Cts.
Fresh To-Day ! !
AT THE
Oxford Bakery
ANI
CANDY FACTORY.
REDUCED PRICES.
O"
AVALN
Reduced tti
5 cents
a K)umi.
(ff mcr price
lut;d.
i
I;R
Reduced lo Twenty-five
cent a tound.
Former price Thirty- " A MTV
ttC VC lit, A IKMllul. Vi"V 1 M.J 1
C0C0ANTUTJS
:'iX:r FRITTERS
TAFFY
I All Flavor.
15 cents
" I
All KUr
it Minl.
5
cents
rt- 4 - I
lVlil !
t?... ? a..i. ti: t
r'xini 1 "
Skinned Morula Oranges direct
from the proves to-day.
r i t ritA e. fr
Il riutort UVxrk j. Oxford. N. C.
GRANVILLE
Female Institute!
OXFORD, N. C.
Spring tmnil I lxj;in Jan 22,
In-irtutt' si thototiih hi every department.
Tin lirt i..t oi Music i a graduate f the
New Kn:.ui. etioervatory. Ikiston. Spcc
i.t: attvtni t is uiwi to voice cutlu e and
si-ht Miii . PiaiMiH and Orga i-.arc new
and ar- Upt inx-! orwer !y yearly con
tr.ut with i!;e Ust timer with Hume, Mi-
it. r u i . KuiJiii'.'i-fl. a.
.1 - l I . 1 lltna -1 f.-rttt
nn l i.. rv! ii'-n-i itutde excerpt Tor sick-;
h. I"-, i.m.r than tit. e cr tn.t .
M :,mKi:u n..-s.iuH-a.1 amazes. l ur lur-
Ilrrtuiurwiui..i..app!vtti
ytlS n. tl..flKK, PwiNcii'!.. ;
... hvtiy. 1 lie company is getting in
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i.i tii-ti
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Within titan one
I '111' I Iflll . I K & I ..II tllt'U. . . . ------ '
.1... ... ..irlft. .It&t T! ! I l.lllfl t.
p,iitt4ltv in original emwlli, lite 1-at.mce 1 North Carolina will meet ir
l I inti.i:; l.uul. Tins U a rare chance . annual com lave in Raleigh tonight a
i..r a fMryu, . 7 u I ck. Mr. S. H. Smith, not tin
M. U. (;. M., but W. M. of Oxh ra
(VM.ll iV UUL'Sil AND LOT IN OX- Ledge, left this afternoon lojaitui
v") H:n. I ate in the deliberations of the Grand
liv iita- f an order of the Superior 1
( ,,u'rt. 1 shall, on l..nd iv, the ?7tl Lv cf 1'OClge.
January, t.... h r lor sale to the hiaiuM We are irdebted to Mayor L. G
l.uhl. r ai p il.hc an i;..n at the courthouse . . f K... ,lf ;r,,l K of flow, r i
,,.,r hi OvV.rd. the h.n.c and lot ol land b.nidi.fora Ivalltlbil b .liquet o! HowT,,
owned try tin- late Mr. .Mary Z.. fay tor at : composed of roses, violets and several
Use tuit .1 1 h.r ic ah. and forme rly owned varieties beyond our botanical know
l.v kuti: Kiu.it. It u situated in Oxioiri. . , Th.-v urr.' omvvn in ooe-i lir
on street Svadiiu' towards Kiltrell, ad- . "JL were gioun 11 opeM air,
j.ii.jthr :..:hoI P.. K. hst, Tun G. Tay-; ar.d their jpiearani e several mouths
i .r and t A. Hunt. i m feet front on said j., advanctrof th'i s ason is due t j the
Mrnt. iVvtwide at the rear, and runs , . .,r.rin Ullu,r xve havt
UkiMMMK l.wfal The dtvellinKis' ru a V D Uarm wta ,lcr "e ,mc
a uvat u t:jj'.'oi four rooms, in good condi- hau this winter.
ti..nf with all Htct-ssary :.l!ionses. Tht. iIirt,-frt c.. nf v.,f t-rdn v s;ivs :
Term-: Hue third cash, tin- balance in
iweite motlis. withti:ht inrcci.t. intircst
li..n datv. John W. II vs,
Mt-r. of Mrs Mary B. Taylor.
, , . .
" I OKTt;A(t. h.i.L
1
Hy virtue of a deed ol trust executed to
rtie hy Charles, ruriur and wile. reKislered
in Il..k l.ie J7 I shall 011 Moiulay,
the 27th day ol Ja.iuaty, tN exfse lo
ale at public auction, at lite courthouse
.ar i;ttl.rd. th-twolois ol landclcsc'ih-
111 said deed, situated near the town of
)onl. the Sout!i side of the road to
Kiltrrh.a.fj :iiin the lands of Dr. C. D. II.
l rt. Pay tii Urandoii, Dais c Gregory
rfiid tdu'r-, coutaiiuiiK eleven acre?, it In.-
the lt of land purchased ly s.iid C.J.
T.oiur ot K. W. Uissiter, Jr., ami wile.
Te rms a.h.
J. M. Ccrkin, Trustee.
Ike 25. t).
Nok rn Cckoi-tNa. mtkriok Cockt.
(.rautt c County, f Dec. 16. iS9-
J t'i. it' s"! SrM :
Witt t tW o tice dint he issueil for divorce
in rtir a!'r couit from the Iwmd cl inatri
iim ti) . lie w:".I apjH-ar at Ocfoid. at Court
!louc, cni 5J1 M. ida Iefrc- 1st Monday
in March. . ainl answer ccinplaint of
Annie hts w Ue.
K. W. Lvsiri:k, C. S. C.
!k ii i .V. WisTin. Attv's.
NOTICK:
U has Pe?t onl. red hy the ll urd of Cora-I-.
.. iietol 1. a tUe county that iioofders
l..r r..wti t-" is--ut-d to any persu who has
It en reture.ed as in;ol .e-t tax payer, and
;l..se tvtui huv such claims do s at their
c.-n tiU. " T. I. WALLtCK.
Chairman D'd Co. cchu'is.
NOTES OF THE DAY.
THE LOCAL HAPPENINGS SERVED
IN SHORT PARAGRAPHS.
Minor Krfitli, Iletronpect 1 ve ami Pro-
pectlre, fathered About the City By
Otir Alrrt Ileitortei.
The break today is a large cru
and prices are as hih as ever.
Mtrcantilely speaking, the city has
Ix-cn ratlicr quiet since the festive hol
idays. SiiK.-rior Court for Granville com
mences January 27th, less than two
weeks off.
The intermediate examinations a'
the Oxford Female Seminary are in
progress. f,
College st sect is bcincr worked
j o- 1 ------ o
? far as the Oapl a 1 Asvlum, and is
as
be
' ing cry much unproved.
Tin s are bitsv times for the com
men ki uitimmeis. oi.uiy ui hum
gcntl.meu are visiting our city daily
I l.lvl f II I VI-
... : 1 i .. xt ..1 .1... ..
i T..e Vi.;s!on Daiiv is authority for
jlhc MaUmcnt lhat "-here is ta'k ot
j ,ujMing an A.'liai.ce cigarette factory
1 at Oxlord.
-Ti e ihennometor took a dropsomc
I time" la-t night, ai.d our cop!e art
i .haling iced air soiay. The fires arc
t r lit ai d th winter w ars are taktn
rd..wn from the jn-gs.
! Among the great improvement to
; Oxford in iio, we wotdd like much
, to add the IjMpti.st Female University
Vhal the 'matter with getting it?
i We can if w: try.
I We have not i ad a theatrical en-
lertainment in the ;it in ieera'
wnfes. A gooJ troupe w. uld catf h i.
crowd tl house if it happened to
Miiht v.x.u.u jum uwn.
The Granville Gras were out o i
, .. , . . ..
s,rit r lU & Ml .W V l,lc n! s c
of the dmm and fie u.aking things
i.ouor id iiieiieivca ai.u w.mwiu ai
; the next encampment.
The G'and lnlge
of M;:sons ol
. .
" .;, ' .
Jim Weaver, ol Granville, vaarreted
this morning on Flat R ver, and
io,,.. lo I)urh;im u here he look
ts e noon tram fur Raleigh. He was
in the c tis:ot! of otmers a; d the
v. ere l-il i.g him to the penitentiary to!
s rvc out a sei tence of the Granville'
rom.. .iKMit a year age) he w. s tried
and c invil t d in that c tinty, with
b ing un; I cited in receiving stolen
projirt. The case as carried to
ti e Supren.e t-nutt.ar.d i.e wa releas d
on botd. Ti.e Supreme irotirt de
cided .der:ely 10 Weaver, hence his
arrest.
v wicieo.
Position as In ok-keeper cjr salesman hy a
youn man, fuil graduate of the Viruinia
ihisiucss College. Is now employed as tel
egraph ojHrrator, and desires change c.l
work. Please address, stating terms, at
cue. Best reference gin.
P. D. liicsoN, Stuart, Va.
Vf-v Smiley s North Carolina Rheumatic j
cure for j.II aches and pairs. j
-
Iot.
On Sunday mrnmg a small iMiinttr pup,
yellw, wiih white leel and breast. Any;a
lulorm.ttiiMi concerning lus whcrcaljout will
bethankfullv receded. C. II. Pakiiam
Use Smiley's North Carolina Rheumatic
cure fvr all aclies and pains.
IWt in ttxr .llnrhet.
Ii!ack Prince." "May Apple" :n d "Mat-
iio-. "
Chewing Tel tacco ai Davis, Thomas,
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Dollies and Wherenbonts of Some
People You Know.
Chief ol Police Renn has gone to
Warrenton to court, a witness in a
case.
' J One o! our carriers,; Mabt.r Wilhc
White, is confined to his bed with
sickness. ,
Dr. J. M. Parker, of Warrenton,
spent several days in Oxford, taking
his departure yesterday.
Mr. C. H. Pearson is at his home
in Mecklenburg county, Va., confined
to the house with sickness.
Mrs J. R. Wilder. has returned from
a visit to relatives in Durham. We
learn she will soon leave to join her
husband in Florida:
Miss Sallie Urooks, ofSouth Boston.
Va., who has been here several week
thr gues s f Mrs. C. H.. LandK Mis
B-Ssie Venable and Mrs J. B Roller,
this morning returned to her home.
The Taiboro Southerner gives an
account of a superb party in that
place last Friday night at the residence
of Mr. C- J. Austin, complimentary
to Misses Lucy and Effie Gregory, of
of Oxford, guests of-Miss Jerrfe Wil
liams. Important Meeting. 1
Tiiere will be a meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce in the Opera
House next Friday evening at 74
o'clock for the purpose of consider
ing the question of locating the
IlArJ lST FEMALE UN1VKPSITV
in Ox.'ord. Addresses wiil bs de
livered by Rev. C. A. Jenkins, Hon.
A. H. A. Williams, Hon. R. W.
Winston and others. , The public
generally and the ladies especially are
invited and urged to attend.
Horner School Cadets.
The arrival of adets to the Horner
School yesterday afternoon and thi -morning
we give below. There are
fifty-nine boarders here now, with
quite a number enroute:
From Souto Carolina E A.Ba'icker,
A II 111 t"wl".r TTrrnt Mirlh f'niv-il"-
A A. iUll A 1 W I 1 4.. V Jill
t c t . t u tl.
na J. b h,. Young, J. A. H.ll.iard,
!, ,, , , ,.r a
r. uyiiuiu, ii.. v. vxiaiiuuj, vv. j.
Graham, Fred.Carr, B. Carr, 1). R.
Wilikmis, A. S. Fort, J. B. -Stalnngs,
A. Fai'eloth, S. Levy, J A- Suiter, T.
N. Hill, W. M. Cuningham, J. Cun
ingham, C. W. Kmry, J. E. L.gle, J.
Pruden, J. T. Ethe.idge. S. H l!,
A. M. Hall. C Giles, R. Bellamy.'
THE TRAINS.
Their
Vrrivnls nnd Departures
Here
Per the New Schectitle.
OXFORD & ChAKKSVJLLE K, M.
iVorthbound trams airive 10:41 a.
m. , and 8:05 r. m.
Southbou.id trainsarrive 1:45, p.m.,
inel 3:42, P. M.
OXKOKD & HENDERSON R. R.
Trains arrive 10:20, a. m., and 3:15.
V
M.
Trains depart 1 1:00, a. m., and 4:00
m.
The O. H trains make close con
V
nections at Henderson with the Ral
eigh ct Gaston tiains north and south,
j:oiog and coming to Oxford.
Tin O. (!. trains now run throuLdi
I froai West Point, Va., to Raleigh, N.
C., 1 aving.Wist Point at S, a. in.,
and arr.ving at Raleigh at 6:iS, p. m.;
leaving Raleigh at 8:10, a. m., aifd ar
riving at West Point at 6, p. m. -
J making cIosj connections with the
Yoik River steamers to "and from
I Baltimore.
SO UTH E R N EX PR ESS.
Kxpres; shipping book wdl be
los-
: ed promptly as follows
! 1 . . XT
For matter g ing North, at 10:15,
in.
Fir
mattvr
going
Eolith, at
3'-l5. P-
'i'his rule
will Ik ;:'lctly tarried
out.
THE MAILS..
The 'mails are closed at
office a ha:f hour before. th:
5 : V- "
' , i ;
the post
arrival of
HONOR TO TILDEN.
RESOLUTION INTRODUCED
HON. AMOS CUMMINGS.
BY
Some InterestingProceedlngs of Yes-
terday' Session of Congress--Bills
and Petitions.
Senate. Among the petitions pre
sented and referred was one signed b)
the wives of Chief Justices Field and
Harlan and bv the wives of many
other distinguished officials and . citi
zens of Washington praying that in
the legislition organizing the Inter
n uioaal Exposition of 1892 provision
hall be made for the appo ntment o
women on the board 01 mai.aiiers in
view oi the fact 1 here is to be a pre
mentation of the share taken by women
in theartistic,intellec;ual and religious
pi ogress of the nation.
Among the bills reported from the
comaiittee and placed on the calendar
was one for a bronze statute in Wash
ington to Christopher Columbus.
Mr. Butler gave notice of his in
tention to address the benate next
1 hurday on the subject of his bill for
the emigration of the colored people
House. Mr. Cummmgs; ottered a
, . CJ
joi.it resolution for the erection of ;
statue to the memory oi the late Sam
uel J. Tilden. The joint resolution
was read as follows
Resolved,That there be appropriated
irom the tr asury of the United States
the sum of $50,000 to erect a bronz
s.alue of Samuel T. Tilden, to be
placed in the centre of the rotunda oi
.the Capital: that on the tablet at the
front base of said statue there shall be
conspicuously engraved these vvords:
"Samu"! J. Tilden, the ni-.eteenth
President of the United States, elected
but not seated;' (applause on the
IHmocratio side;) that oh the right
square of .the base shall be engraved
the date of bir'h, eli ction and death
of suth-President, and that on the op
po..te side shall he engraved an eagh
w.th a snake in his talons, and unde
tlum these words: ' 'For the Right."
Resolved, That the President of the
United States, Chief Juoti e of the Su
preme Court, President of the'Senatt
and Speaker of the Hous of Rep e
se tatives be authorized to superintend
. ".I
i the, expenditure of the money s
.. 1 c . , . - -
j that a copy of these resolutions w
and
. 1
copy 01 tnese resolutions witn
ihe names and titles df said dignitar
ies be engiaved on the rear of said
base.
Use Smiley's North Carolina Rheumatic
curt lor all aches and pains.
Taken I7p."
A light bay horse, medium size and in me
dium order, with scar on Ielt hip. The owner
can gel same by pacing for this advertise
ment and damages. S. L. SLAUGHTER,
Oxford, N. C.
for Rent
A Room in rear otottr. store, about 24ft.
square, opening CUf uhlic square on Wall
Street. Apply rft OTcei FUfman & Hay's.
Lost.
The second volume of ''Stories and Les
sons on the Catechism." Person having
the same will please return without delay.
R. W. Lassiter, Sr.
Cheap Harness.
One hundred sets of harness, usual
price $,o.V Will sell for only $71
tor thirty days. Call at J. S. Hall's.
J . J - . I
For ,Sal or Jlont.
Storehouse on Raleigh streeft fnow
occupied by W. M. rjejb'ert. . -y
Dr. J. B; 5Wji liams.
If you want to ha,ve Successful gardens,
plant Wood's Seeds. Yjpur merchants will
supply them. .' T. YV. VV6od & Sois, Seeds
men, Richmond, Va. ,
' ;
The unrlereigned is prepared to do a lim
Ited amount at copying; eillierjegnh manu
script, or letter. Satisfaction- guaranteed;
charts moderate. .Address G. C, car
of Tiik Dav. f
For Information of the' Pnltlic.
The office hours of the . Western Union .
TeleRrapIi Conipanj; and the Southern -Kx-
press company are. n-cmio, a. m. to p. m.
i? C. li. U., Whiti:. '
STATE SIFTINGS.
North Carolina Items oflntercst Clipped
and Condensed from Exchanges.
Dr. Giissom denies that he has been
an applicant for control of the National
TntMf Asvlnm at Washington.
Near Charlotte the other day John
Ransom was mistaken for a rabbit,
and received the contents ot a gun in
his.boriy. !
Gov. Fowle has appointed Mr. Geo.
Kidder, of Wilmington, Assistant
Commissary General .of the State
Cpuard.
v Mr. R.' A. t Bowman,' of Sivannah,
Ga. , has accepted the general secreta
ryship of the Charlotte Young 'Men's
Chiistian Association, and will assume
duties February 1.
i . Judge Spier Whitaker has bem
ommissioned the Governor to
hold. Wayne county court, beginning
on the twentieth of January, and
Harnelt court, beginning on the third
of February," vice Judge Mac Rae.
It was authoritatively, stuted ester-
day, sas ihe Raleigh Ca, that eleven
crates of strawbeiries had been'shipj ed
from Goldsboro. At Sanford, the
guests of ' the Paee Ibtel havebceiv
eating strawbeiries for more than a
week. -
A special t the N. Y. For says :
Reports fn ni points akmg the N rth
Carolii a s aboard reveal a mcst .dis
tressing condition of affairs among the
oee)iiIe there, who are on the verge of
starvation and destitution. A great
many farmers are out in the swamps,
working waist deep in the mire fish-"
ing out logs. These they sell for $30"
per load, which yields them a net
profit of $3 Icr perhaps a week's labor,
the railroad charge s which they are
obliged to pay being $27.
IN 'A GENERAL WAY.
Important Happenings In Other Mnte
and Countries. - ,
Violeiit storms are reported as occui-
ring in the-VV est .yesterday. A lorra-
do last night struck the cast side ef
Clinton, Ky., demolishing filty five
houses a .d killing eleven peej)le aod-
vvounding fifty three.
McGioy, a drummer' stopping at the
Sous hern Hott 1, S Louis, w;.lked eff
with a gentleman's va.ise containnig
$i5o'.o. o. He did not go to Cani.da,
however, but returned all on dibccvei
ing his mistake.
The snowfall on ti e Sierra -Nevada
mountains is horn twelve to sixteen
feel deep on a level and travel is Mis
pendtd. A sno'.vstide near Sierra
City, Cab, January 3d, burucl and
ilk d six women afd a hoy. Mer
cury at Dv ad wood, S. I). , Jan-.ary 4,
28deg. below zero; in Montana. Jan
nary 2, 35 eieg.. below. , ,
S rrrt.irv Tnctnr i.' 10 r; ii;'ll lCtfi
some mo 1
tion to th
irdhs LMvi1 earnest -CvM'isidexa.'j
he arnc!i r.iiitji of the 1 ondr?' j
tion cf the Ai .if :1 e h. Ji. ins. ji) lave
b:n held ::s piiitners of a waf since
Geronimoa;.ri hb band jfre'ndered to
Gen. Miles, vest. nlayubmiued hi
ccnclusions to the ' Presi(3enti i n t wo a 1
ter native suggev ?Qrisy6n"e f he ptrejhase.
j of a nact of iand in thei: mountain re
j gion ofWer;rrorth 0pJinaorone:
in aems ; ;tlje other . tha he
!
!,MCI KV" 1- ,0 .0,
Amis 1. irititrv i VniWwiTKr tt Cliri.t frnrw.
fer be afithorized to, locate ,them at
Fot SHI ' temporarily with ra vi;vv to
their final settlement on the Ki-w'a.
Coniinancheiand Apache ribervat:oiif
saiisfat tory negotiations ' tan be c dn
summated with th se (nfede rated
tribtr. , The latter suggt s" ion :, has t he
approval of the Seereiarv ol VVar, and
he reCouinvtn.ds its ad' ption., .
Buffalo Lilhla Water .".'
! ' ; At Ftjriean c Hays'. , . ;
For Kent.
first-class Ten Pin Al!ey,couij kte
f Address" or iipply f o R JJsry.
j : .- . cn.-. . U
jv doors are r.ow iprotv i wicTe open foi
t!:e:ecrepjKior all. Icinds Cf l-ui:y, t'n!
ua.,0ii work.-" Snth :u uuii iru.-irnm.-cd.
. , r if. V.- ,TAXok.
Co s.
i the trains, ,