North Carolina Newspapers

TH B DAY HA TIIK largest City Circulation j of any paper published in ; Oxford. Fruits ! Fruits! T- T.W.JACKSON & CO'S To-Day. :(e): 1-, Sweet Florid Oranges lO UroliOjut opened. This fruit ih thoroughly njc ami sweet. Ol"0 Eitra Fancv AsjKMiwall LaorJ1JJI,anas- of l,,e UM shipments we liavr received thissoasou. m Fancv Malaga Crapes. Large . hunches, and Fine. Mump I-Mllt. " CI" Ktra Fancy Messina Lem I VVolt ww. Something nice and it; ie N.aiMiuriit u. ' .1)1)1 C B11 Ivis, Apples. The () 1515 1-rO. finest we ever saw. Try them. They will suil you. . rfir Miluard.ClifT Cracker 20 L AolO Co.'s Lunch Milk.C.ra iTini. Cream jrav. Jlushruom, Kmc Knac ami XX Sd Crackers opened to day. . t T)C Tancv Lavtr Fig. Rai IOO 1150. Nuls ctc" Oxford Baker' and Candy Factory. UrrtMlmi UbK-kj. Oxford, N. C. GRAILLE Female Institute ! OXFORD, N. C. Sprite-st-imi -iincRn Jan 22, i). Instruction thorough in every department. 1 he Hire tor of Music is a graduate of the New Conservatory. Ifcton. Sjiec- iai attenU'i is iwn to oice cultu e and siht iu.;i!i. i'jjnos and Orga are new ".-uul art kept in order by yearly con tract with the U-t tuner with Hume, .Mi nor ic Cu, liithmond, Va. N.pMpil receixed for less than a term, and no (eductions made except for sick ness. Terms lower than those of mosi M-!wiilso(ivriiK wnc advantages. lor fur ther information. app!y to MlSS B. CI.AKKK, 1kincu-ai.. ALUAKLK K1IAL ESTATE FOR SALE io town lots. Very desirable building sites. 27 Acres of Land. Within less than one mile Irota the courthouse. This land is partially in original growth, the balance J;.! farming land. Tins is a rare chance I. .r a bargain. Cation FE1LO & ROYSTER. CALK OF HOUSE AND LOT OX tf : vutue of an order oi me Cojrt, I shall, on .Monthly, tne 27m . ; J.muary. ino. olicr lor sale to wc iiine l.uhlrrat public auction at the courthouse l.M.r in Oxfotd. the house and lot of land ovviKt! bv the laic Mrs. Mary K.Taylor at the time of Iter death, and formerly owned bv Kufu Kin it. Il h situated in Oxtord. n i!ifrm leatlinK towards Kittrell, :d j..iisthe lots of R. K. Ikrst, Thos. (. Tay I ,r ami IK A. Hunt, is $t feet front on said street. feet wide at the tea. and runs ImcSc from sire t 59 f1 Thc dwellmi is ;i neat cotta-eof fur rtH ins. in rikxI condi tion, with all necessary outhouses. Terms: One-third cash, the balance in twelve months, with ch;ht percent, interest front date. JN W:,I'AY;, Kx'r.of Mrs Mary B. Taylor. lm niWr iSN NoKTIt CAROLINA. I St TKKIOK OU KT. liranxd.e t.'ounty. 9- J:'tJt rs,n Smith : " . Will nkc notice 'hat he is sued for divorce in the above court from the lnds of main nionv. He'will apjK-ar at Oxford, at Court IIou'mt. 0:1 th Monday lcfore 1st Jlonday in March. ix?o. and answer complaint ol Annie Smith, his wife. . R. W. Lassitkk, C. S. C. i;kaii 01 Winston. Atty's. NOTICE. I has Khii ordered by the U ard of Com missiunersif (tranvtlle county that no orders f.r m.rtiey le issued to any perstni who has 1- t o r. tt'tn.. il :i inuilveiit lax navcr. and those whu buy such claims do s at their own riU. 1 . 1 . uai-i-f. Chairman lt d Co. Com'rs Z CALK OK RKAL AND PERSONAL O I'kOl'KRTY. f i Vrtf in.Mf 107.1 To satisfr a deetl in trust, to me executed on the K-lii dav ! January, 19, by Mrs. Carrie Milchell. and duly recorded on pa;e of the Records in the office of the KvKt:cr t.l Deeds of C.raifvOle county, I uiSl seit to thc highest bidder, for casl , on the premises, on the 8th dav ot February, lNr, the house and lot on Mill Street, in the t..wn of Oxford, adjoining the lanls of L. Thomas. R. J. Aiken and R. J. Mitchel , also, imrjvdiatcly after said sale, 1 will sell U-c household furniture in the liotcl in the town uf Oxford known as the Irwin Place. JOHN J. PARIS, Trustee. January 6th, i??o. 1 OXFORD. N. NOTES OF THE DAY. THE LOCAL HAPPENINGS' SERVED IN SHORT PARAGRAPHS. Minor Krrnl, Itet respective andVro- pre live. Gathered About the City By Our Alrrt;itr:ovter. A t old wave is heading this way. Messrs. S. V. Mitc hell & Son sold a dozen Boss plows one day last week. Regular iiK-cling of ithe Oxford Lodge, I. O. O. F., No. 103, to ifight. Mr. W. I). EakesMias ojR-neda gro eery store in the White building on Main street. The Afros and Observer warns the Raleighiftrs to "Look Out for Oxford! in reference to the Baptist Female Uni versity. .Teirv, Wright and Merrick, the bather', are in tluir new quarters, cor ner of Commercial Avenue and Hern don plate. 'J he (.hukhth (km an Club; will hold a" business "meUii.g tonight at Mr. J. CI Hah's drugstore.,; All the number are exptcted to be; piesent. The e:.teitainiiKi;t for the bent fit of the liubtU Female Universityifund promises to Ikj a big success. The best nn.sital and liurary talent of the city will take part in it. l oinnel kit:h;rdson, who was sent to jail to await the action of the grand jury on the t-haig. of Scaling jewelry iron. Mr: P. N. Day's store, lu.s Uen ad- milted tti bail on a L -nil 01 S200. U.ihly Kersey w;is his bondsman. An Oxonian now sojourning at the foot of the Rocky Menu. tains, wrius: 'Kncios-d find payment for jour ex cellent paper bo. fully does it, give the news that my lnends compiain uiai there is nothing left for them to write." Mr. Smtrdqn has a pet fox which slipped his chain about a week ago, and has been feasting upon chickens in the community since. This morning a party of huntsmen, with .a pack ot hnnnds. rot on revnard's trail md rah him down, returning him to his owner uninjured. Klrrtlon of OHcers. A civil meeting of .the f Granville Grays was held in the company's armorv last night. The principal business transacted was the annual election of officers, which resulted as follows : W. A. Bobbitt, Captain. J. A. Taylor, 1st Lieutenant. II. S. Royster, 2nd Lieutenant. Land is, xrd Lieutenant. . The roii-commissioned officers will tie aptKjinted by Capt. Bobbitt next week. For Kent. -v ! .x, . ... rnllTlTM rtV pllinir. Terms - i flit 1 v ' 1 1 & v- o moJleratc. Address W. IL White. Allr, Apple, Apple. Twenty lie.ientsa peck al J. G. Hall's. -m. i..rc;n..(l Unrenared to do a lim ine uiiuv.1 Jh"" 1 , , j Ued amount al copying; either legal, manu lVr!.,i or Utter. Satisfactwn guaranteed; lurni Artdress G. C. carf cnarges nimnian.. - of Ti ik Dav. For Ilent. A first-class Ten Pin AUey,comp1cte. Address or apply to R. S. Usry. For Sale or Iteiit. Storehouse on Raleigh street now occupied by W. M. Herbert. Dr. J. B. Williams. Mv d-ors arc now throwa wiue open for the rcciplionof all kinds of biiKKV and iv:i'tn work. ... gy li. F. Taylor. licit in the Market. "Black Prince! "May Apple" and "Mat inee' Chewing Tobacco at Davis, Thomas St Co's. $ 4 For Ilent. A Room in rear of our store, about 24ft. square, opening on public sqnare on Vall Street. Apply at once Furraan & Hay s. C, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 21, 1890. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. A Full Meeting limit Nlghttlie Bap tist Female University. The meeting of , the Chamber of Commerce at the Opera House last Commerce at tne upera nuusc night was a full and spirited one. ... tt:..;i .oc theVatte-under consideration. Maj. N. A. Grefeory, who presided, made de a speech full df good points wen . R,v T)r r H. Marsh made , ivcv. xi. iijr .. .,v nut or. vrklnnntnrv and effective speech; Rev. C. ' A. Jenkins made an earnest and convincing speech; Capt. A. S. Peace made a brief and telling speed), and K. W. Winston. Esq.. made a rousing speech ' presenting iJenty 'of hard fats orna- mented with rhetorical Holers tnat fihe Mnin- or any other time of the year- But the best speeches of the even- i .. n thnP 1 t-i rr nti ms icI I Ul I r.v. V.J . v. .. mjji 7 coming from gentlemen asking tnar . 1 . ix.it- ciiiivrriiii itiii lji ne aniouiii ui mui .., - . 1 . :n,.rf.ncpH nr announcing new suuscnw- tions. 'lheiuna to bctmc WUM , i- 1- . . ni. versitv urew considt ramy. it 11 n c . , assumes resptciaoic an iiv-"--tD--'o dimensions It was moved and carried that Dr. j. M. Haysand R. . W.Winston, Esq., be appointed a committee to arrange a musical anu inciui c"i-"u" to be ..iven in the Oi.era House for to he given in me wIC x musical and, literary entertainment benefit cf the fii"d Rev. C. A. Jenkins, Dr. R. H Marsh. Messrs. V. A. Uavis, . 1. 71-10r. P W Winston and B. S Rovster were appointed a committee V V iit to thoroughly canvass the city for J . . . " , ... r. subscriptions and report to the Cham ber next Friday night. After which interesting proceedings a motion to adjourn prevailed 1 -i Hitting BUI Cliaudler. In the U. S. Senate yesterday Mr. Pasco, of Florida, an nd Mr. Chandler, of Mew Hampshire, discussed federal control of elections. Llianaier nwuc one of his sterotyped "bloody shirt I . 1 1 J L. Mr. Pasco said ne wouia not fol- low the Sen-tor from New Hampshire through his ramblings from his scrap book, but he expressed the belief that T?l C 1 . attar cinrp tnP elections n 'o. Y UrL;: nemoraDie one 01 1070 wuc peacef',1 and as great as they were in i. . 1 e,,,r',cmcr that there- were some irregularities there because the Senator (Chandler) Npw H niT :mn. 11 was nui aui non.g had been one nf tne principal agems in' the Florida election fraud of 1876, and the demoralization resulting from that had not entirely disappeared. The allusion of his course in Flor- ida in 1876 was taken up by Mr Chan- dler, who denied the charge that ne 1,0 Kpi nunrnarhed the chairman of the State Canvassing Committee The second voiume 0f -'Stories and Les- attentjs the public schools. Theatter andhad promised that if the State sons on catechism.' Person havms dance is in very near the same pi opa- was-canvassed lor nayes .uc . ajy. T m a. l M-.-v-rr f th-P Rt-turninsr Board would De taken careot. He denieu wi - ment' absolutely, and declared that He denied that state- the lnends 01 nayes im j lou. lv. i" no exiroruiiiai un.auo - 1: ma.,nc on thnt nrra sion. . Mr. Pasco said that the charge had Mr. Pasco said that the cnarge nau been often made and printed and tha this was the first time that it had been denied. Ttlrtlinlace of fireat 3Ien. A curious history belongs to a nouse bv Francis Gibson, in Sprir' Township, Perry County, Fa. in it occurred tha birth of Jhn B. Gibson, Chiel-Justico of the Supreme Court of TLironia! Gporro Gibson, Commis- sar- of t'ao United States; Dr. John sarv 01 wo uancu J , .1 Ai.Tnn wim first renre- ISernncisci, wio--- - Bontcdtno Ti m 17- . i j-v nM4riiui in aji from IS52 to isoo; anu ' Eilor. Governor ol jrcnnsyivam 1S53 to 1855. Saaia Clau. ' : : ; ; A FEW PERSONALS. GATHERED HERE AND THERE BY THE, CHIEL AMANG Y t. . f .ST reopie m Drs. Pat and T L Booth came in on the, train this morning. . Mr. ana xvirs. r. iiaFiu Clarksville, Va., this morning. ,,nfi frc T K Htmt returned Mr QnriMrs..l.K. Hunt returnea from their bridal tour last night. t-v i M., T n T-Ttmt arrived 111. C-4. v- r Jl. 111U 1U13. J. VJ. " " ' " home from Enfield, N. C, last night. Mr 1 C. Arrington, a former citi- x rl: r.j ;r tnHnV zen 01 wxioro, was m w- -y en 01 wa , y 1 j morning from a iMi. j. v.. t Unnd av rprnrnpn l 1 1 visit to rvnapp 01 jeeas. Mr J. T. Britt, Qihe Public -Led- iTpr. ett this morning tor a inp iu UJpUnnH anH Haltimore. ' - Barbour. of South . .- --v 11 ft 1 -t tho hrm riT I IWf . DUSlOll, V tl. , mv- i""' B3rDour & Sniith, is m the city. 1 ...... h tno 1 .rpunrv 1 iviisses emu '-b" -- , . fr-,,n-i a turned yesieruay ducjuuuu N. nwir (i srvriai Tf--o iw.r,.wv-y - ' v, 1.:. ana rcicuuura, - - Mr 1 1. raTDOUi, 01 xiiovi" He will county, Va., is in the city. j . 7 . . , ' , shortly take charge ot a Drancn oi mc hard,4re business of Owen & Barbour in his county. - . THE TRAINS. Their Arrivals and Departure Here schedule. , Per tlie New Schedule. OXFORD & CLA RKSv 1LLK K. K. Northbound trains arrive 10:41 a. f aiirl 8:0; P. M. i.i. , . .... r f rains arrive I'.AZ. P. M. , d .2 P M OXFORD & HENDERSON R. R. Trains arrive 10:20, a. M., and 3:15, r f Trains depart 11:00, A. m. , and 4:0 p. m. , ti-ir O k. H trains makeclose con- nprn'nns.nt Henderson with the Ral- eigh & Gaston trains north and soutn, l n. ff anH rnminir to Oxford. - Tj Q & c trajns novv run through Va.' to Raleish, N. . vt.ct Pniiit at 8 a m., and arriving ot Raleigh at 6:18, p. m.; ivw s - , . ouu ...."pc- o - . I . -ri 1 w 1 . o . , n m inn ar. pavincr Ka eiPTi ai o.iu, 10., 17...' ' e, ,v p;r n 6. t). m.- "X cloSe connections with the Yoik Rjvt.r steamrs BaUimore to and from southern express. , . - , i n uu Express sh.pp.ng book will be clos fr nrnmnt V as lOlIOWS. v. r- j - - For matter going JNoftn, at .10. 15 , a.m. For matter going boutn, ai .xn, r. .... . ' flrr- 1 This rule will be stnetly carried out. . - ' TH J T " . ' hp nost. The mails are closed f t the .post office a halt hour oetore uie ine iram. - nicu - - Lassiter Sr I Al nrl I I n I H '.I vr- . t klllll miliouk -w- offthe New Year fair - 'J? ilthl world. I have your accoums reauy, mm ... & - - cp vnn. R. urwu..." j k Wanted. .ge of the Virginia fcusil?ess college. ' Is now employed as tel- egraph operator and desires cnac work, flease auurcss, w"6 -- - cne.Best reference given. . P. ii. CiIBSON, aiuaii, va. TTc c;milev's North Carolina Rheumatic cure for all aches ana pains. ' . . . . For Sale. -. Arr.of land near the 1 111 cc .iuwutvv. - . town 01 uxioru. . -n 1 iri onrf U well timbered. Will - r- 1 i ;r trnin ana io o ;rh!t;pr. addIv to this i. '. - . . -- ; Bird Seed, freshest and best, at Furmai & Hays', THE DAY . " . GIVES ' . All the News ; of the day and is furnished at lOcts. per week. " , Single Copies: 3 Cti BAPTIST FEMALE UNIVERSITY Extracts from the News-Ooservers R n..rt of Meet I lie Last Rlclit. W.-Sanderlin was calk "7"' " Wiwwlnis hnH watchc the tiignt ot tne uirus oi uic an w - cW the city of Rome there bad be. vAions methods of determining ti Honof "jhe bv the flight of money from tl pockets of our citizens. Kaieign pr sents advantages for the institutio ,.u. -ur ,xio nnlH Here at Lunt nHr nlnre rnn ri. Here at I I. idL I j w vs b v. w the State library, the State museui tht Qtat institlitions of all kinds. ii"- vjvu-v Raleigh will give the Baptists $50,00 .we mean iu Pui i.uv,a and secure an endowment fund . and we mean to have a co 1 p ' ' . . young lady pi -b- .,:,u ' ,L 1 r-kt if. r ri 11 inn . 1 uri irir ivilii uiiiv Inctitiitinnc in thid ritv. Instead (. antagonistic, they will helpeac .ir QnH rhev together wi make tni j.; t;nni mro ' pev. c. Durham said there was ' . .1 ' 1 'c .1. 1 1 ,Wiro omnnrrt IP rnilie fll II1C W11U1 uvanv. aiiivr'ig t I State that the college be located 1 1 rvairif 11. cm- v.uiu" -w; o . ,r, nnt HenHe nnon this alone. In r- - , amount of money contributed worn i . neressarilv regulate in large measure . .. " . , ... their decision The Baptist .denoni - t , ination had already determined tha the institution snouia ue ni&t cja , ,, h f , d 0f anvlhin , tn S It woul to the place that could make i such. Mr. Broughton made the statemen 0..-r - that no competing tovvn would be al iwpH tri-receive aid from person lowed to receive aid from person living outside of that town. H- ated that the location commute- ,Airi tavhp at Durham and a l IVUW - 0 Greensboro tomorrow. They woulc alsc visit Charlotte and Winston. H: stated that a little prosfjecting ha( hppn Hnne in Raleieh and he though there were 25,000 in sighr. STATE SIFTINGS. North Carolina Item of Interest Clippei and Condensed from Exchange. The locating committee of the Bap tist Female University is in Durham to-day. mi . '.fNnf InT 00 1 1 1 r . v " , ' - everv dav. 7 J Mrs. Elijah W. Halford, wife of the - . . . , 1 President's Private Secretary, nas gone to Thcmasville, N. C., for her health. T.ast Fridav morning the dead body of a white man named W.T.Brown was found alongside the railroad track at Wilmington. There were plain evi dences of foul play. Brown had a gash cut in his face and a blow or tvo on back.ofhis hegd, indicating that he had been murdered piaced across the railroad tracK. rrowu uuu uu.i d in arow the night before. Mai. Fineer. State Superintendent Gf Public Instruction, says there aie between .the Vhool 0fththrebfift6sari. white and two-fifths colored. 1-ifty-eigh tVnc -hnnl nonnlation - '1 1 , tinn for both races. The colored at tendance is not quite so large relative ly.. " Trffteen fertilizer licenses have been isjsued uy the S-ate Treasurer since December 1st, the beginning of the fis cal vear. Yesterday licenses were th Mh firms: 55. W. Travers&Co.,of Jiichmond.for the sale .iMational Fertilizer." Richmond - . for 4.Champj6n Acid Phosphate;" Lester's Agricultural Chemical Works, of Newark, N. J.,for 4 'Lester's8 Dissolved Bone" and "Let ter's Success Phosphate;" j. R. Long & Co., Baltimorefor "Long's Pre pared Chemicals;" Stono Phosphate 1- . . ,.-..- c.iti- Co., Charleston, lor - stono co.uuic 1 .. 7-1 i'l y 7 r " 0 De m if.nano tx n 1 r 1 T 11 i ail. w TnfArm,(iu of th Pnbllc. Th. office hours of the . Western. Union t-i i, rm.ianv jjnrl the Southern Ex- I iciciiiivvi..j'"j - o - s. press Company re iromo a. i-. f-