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now on one ol they grey noui.u. vi u.c o rp. YASSUI UJLlCll L k
rrt rrr in nhpad of Miss Blv. but will
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These lightning globe-girdlers in
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Short communication on live suojecis nit. niunm. a Stationery Ol liverv iescnpLiuii it
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?tih-u-riirr not cettinsr their paper
nromtt!v and rczularly are requested to ness.
notify the otlice at once. northern mrt of this COuntV. and af-
Diiv i.t.pf !c inn nlp 1 Tm vi-rv Iiur ICIT I
one week, or six insertion?, about the same fords the V ng-needed opportunity to
as chanced by weekly newspapers for one deVcop the rjcn COpper mines of that
time. Having a thorough city circulation, 1 1 .
and reaching dailv a number ol nost-othces section. rormillir a mnction Wlin
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in mis ana surrounmn counucs, n i
p!cndid advertising medium
PUBLISHED EVKRY AFTERNOOS (EXEPT
SL'ND.r) AT IIERNDON BLOCK NO. I.
II. W. KIIOXIIEIMEK, JMItor,
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sioncrs and trustees' sales, summons to Virginia's chief Seaport.
1102 residents, etc., will be charged for at
lejral rates, except when they exceed a cer- Mr. ciereUnd and 1892.
tain limit of space, in which case we re- ev York, Jan. 22. Morrison
serve mc n;ni nx our uwn mite. rn sum 1 . r , r;if
K.,in n.f k. pah) for in AD- Munford, editor of the Kansas City
VANCE. The charge is very small and we 7mes, called on ex-President Cleve- And am prepared to execute pll
cannot a:Tord to take risks or wait the i.j nr fnnnrl him n- p.impt .
pleasure of persons to pay. fl$ Qf lariff reform orders for
Iuttered at the Post-OtTicv at Oxford as and gratified at the interest which the
second-class mail matter. nronle are takintr in the subiect. In
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renlv to a suirireition that the demo-
OXFORD, N. C. rmtir nirtv was lookincr to Mr. Cleve
land as its leader in iSo2,theex Pres- TOR PP TXTHTTIMri f
iTI'cniV. - TAN't:ARY. 3:. (SCO. Cn Ac fr thit it i trf J. A. A. O. S V
cause and not personal considerations
LiuiiTM.Nci jloiik ciiitDLKits. I that shoulu concern us. 1 am so wen
situated now that if I consult my own
That wonderful little globe-trotter, feelimrs I would prefer to have some
Nellie lily, is going to succeed in one else take the lead. Men who have jn the Latest Stj'les and ' at
making a tour of the world in at least Cements ot leadership develop rapiaiy, prf that will prove entirely
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five shorter time than .he lo Fa mtteV of mc: 00 satisfactory
01 j uies v erne s romance. jt wouid be a pity not to carry forward
She left New York November 14th, the wcrk which the party have so grand-
and Tuesday morning landed at San ly inaugurated, and there ought to be
Francisco. Her time expires next no na" until ine enas a mea ai are
, . . . . . , . . . compassed and the people are in lull
Tuesday, but it is very probable, dc- rQsslon of the nitls and blessings
spite unexpected difficulties she lias to which an accumulation of inequailities
encounter on the last stretch of her called into existence by apathy on one
innmrv will romnlett? the circuit side and and self-interest on the other
,u mftf;ff cv.ntv.tlH,,. .live have divided from them. I rejoice in
c teehng that the democratic party; is the
uuiu tin. yu, . reixsitorv of the best principals a; d
Ihisisamost remarkable achieve- purposes; that its ranks teem with the;
" men t, more especially for an unac- inteligent young manhood of the
comnanied vounc woman. Hercour- country; that it enjoys a complete
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monopiy 01 every American poucy not
merely sectional or time-serving.
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Clothing 1
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Clothing
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Clothing
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Clothing
Clothing
House.
House.
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Sensible Presents !
Sensible Presents !
Sensible Presents !
North C aroliua's
Greatest Boon
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Give me a Call !
Give me a Call !
L. THOMAS.
L. THOMAS.
, age and endurance are beyond the
crcat maiontv of her sex. bhe has
travelled nearly sixteen thousand
miles over the rough seas, and says,
'I haven't been seasick once, and en-
ioved cood health ever since I left
Another One of Vance's.
Washington Cor. N. Y. Tribune.
Sen. Vance, of North Carolina, was
telling the other day about a judge
in this State who was obliged to call
New York." She is now speeding upon an old darkey to open court. It
across the continent, and people along was evidently the first time that the present.
, t .,iM aarKey naa actea in ine capacity 01
the route are extend.ng her an enthu- .J Hcb oh , D'e ho
stosttc welcome wherever the train -., ;c, k.-i,
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stops.
The
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may the Lawd have mercy on his
The remarkable fact connected with sou, And then it wcs, according
this voyage so far is that the itinerary to Senator Vance, that -'de hono'ble
which was laid down when Miss Ely Co't" rose to the occasion and prompt
left this port has been kept with mar- ,y remarked: -That's right my man;
velous exactness. Kvery connection that's "right; if there ever was a court
ha-sbcen made. In most instances that needed the mercy of God, it's this
.poinisiu ine itinerary wiic itatucxii nn-
li 1 e Jt uuc
jancaa 01 i;mc. len aays were iobt in
waiting for steamer connections at
Colombo, Hong Kong and Yokoha-
W. T. BROGDEN,
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE -:- BROKER.
OXFORD, N. C.
Office at C. J. Ward's store for the
Then after hesitating a moment as if
ll'crJ, whose enterprise sent not knowing what to say, he seemed to
her journey, says Wednesday : hit it and ended by exclaiming: "An'
jyjORTGAGE SALE OF LAND.
By virtue of a dfed in trust executed to
me by Z. H. Daniel and wife; registered in
Book 25, Page 356, I shall, on Moti iav, the
17th day of February, iSoo, expose to sale to
the highest bidder, at public auction, at the
courthouse door in Oxford, the tract of land
situated in Granville countv on the Clarks
ville and Goshen roads, near the house
where Dr. Willis Lewis formerly resided, it
being the land conveyed to said Z. H.
Daniel by Geo. B. Reavis. and is particular
ly described in said deed in trust.and con
tains 127 acres. Terms cash.
John W. Hays, Trustee.
January 18th, 1890.
NEW LOT OF
Cqoking and Heatjng Stoves I
Cooking and Heating Stoves !
AND
Flower Pots of all Sizes!
Flower Pots of all Sizes!
at
S. W. MITCHELL & SON'S,
Commercial Avenue.
Terry, Wright & Merritt
ma.
According to the itinerary Miss
Bly should have reached San Francis
co today. She arrived one day ahead
of time to find the only obstacle in
her path a snow blockade of unpre
cedented proportions in the S.erras.
She has been compelled to deviate
from her route, making a long detour
by the Southern Pacific route, but if
no accident occurs we shall see her
here in New York within the time
originaUr prescribed for the tour FIRST-CLASS BARBER SHOP-
seven ty-nve days.
All things considered the trip has
been a memorable one, not only for
the accuracy of the calculations and
the goou fortune wmcn nas aitenaea, :o:-
hnt fnr the interest aroused in everv
rWoftrrivnirpd rlnlv Good workmen and Satisfactory work
1 .V t T 7,1 j . guaranteed every one.
vunourn ine wuiu is uiu uiiu
HAVE A-
(In Mitchell Block)
OXFORD - - North Carolina.
globe-trotting has become a pastime D5IUBLS BWELUXG B0C5I A5D LOT FOE SUB AT
it has fallen to the lot of Miss lily to PUBLIC irCTIOJ,
make the record for rapid circumnavi
gation. I wiH sell at public auction in front
,k . . ... ... , of the courthouse in Oxford, Mon-
At the same time Miss Bly began d Jan 27fl8QOf the desirable
her voyage, Miss Bisland started out dwelling house and lot on High St.,
on a similar undertaking, going in adjoining lots owned by R. J.. Mitch
the opposite; direction. Very little ell, R. J. Aiken and L. Thomas. The
has been heard from her, as she did house is commodious, well built and
.... . . n . . contains seven rooms. Terms, one-
not have the backing of an influential half and baIance in six and
newspaper, her's being an mdepen- twelve months.
dent adventure. She is, we believe,! Mrs. B. Cooper, Trustee.
J. R. ROLLER & SUN,
AGENTS FOR THE BEST
FIRE,LLFE and ACCIDENT
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Office, Herndon Block No. 1. 9-1 7-t
C. E. Alley
The Butcher.
Stall No. li, Oxford Market;
THE FRESHEST AND BEST'
Beef,
Mutton,
Pork and
Sausage,
Every day at my Stall. Orders re
ceive prompt attention and delivered
immediately to any part of the city.
A handsome Suit for boy.'
4 to 1 2 years, elegant sty les,
MAKES A NICE PRESENT.
MAKES A NICE PRESENT.
MAKES A NICE PRESENT.
Suits and Overcoats for bi;
Boys and Men; .
ACCEPTABLE PRESENTS.
ACCEPTABLE PRESENTS.
ACCEPTABLE PRESENTS.
Soft and Stiff Fu r and Wooi
H ats, for Men and 1 ys, ail
prices
USEFUL PRESENTS.
USEFUL PRESENTS.
USEFUL PRESENTS
, N ;vembjr 29, iSty;
Capt. John A. Williams :
I take pleasure' in reporting to 0,
a remarkable cure of a friend of mi
in my nefghborhood, who was grta;h
reduced in flesh; suffering wi:K
awful c ase of Chronic Diarrhira. Ti J
best medical skill failed to cure anij;
the patient was in a state of desjiaiTa,
to ever beine, cured, but on -truV S
Panacea Water, a cure was efketed ill
less than a month, although -the terri i-
ble disease had been of nver twcl.
months in . duration. This rn;e ;
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marvellous beyond belief and shon:
that the water possess peculiar adawa-l-
bility fur curing Chronic Diarrhaa. f
J. C. Radolth. '
Lovely Scarfs, Ties,,
in-Hand and Bows, v
Four
ORNAMENTAL PRESENTS.
ORNAMENTAL PRESENTS.
ORNAMENTAL PRESENTS.
Kid, Chamois and Wool
Gloves,
VERY COMFORTABLE PRESENTS
VERY COMFORTABLE PRESENTS.
VERY COMFORTABLE PRESKNTS;
' Silk, Linen and am brie-
Hand kerchiefs; Mufflers all
shades and grades,
SELECT PRESENTS -
SELECT PRESENTS
SFLET PRESENTS ,..x
, FOR SWEETHEARTS.
FOR SWEETHEARTS
; FOR SWEETHEARTS
Presents to suit and please
all. prices all right. -We are
always in the right place
when you want "high g rad e ' '
goods at. "low grade" price. So
come to see us, Both sext s in.
vited, old and y oung alike.
Wishing one and all a Merry
X mas we close bv saving re
member for useful presents
arid unapproachable prices go
to
Capt. John A. Williams is a!i it
time receiving testimonies in faor of;
Panacea Water.
Our courteous Mayor, iwis G.
Smith, Eq.V has given a siron ks:i- f
monial to the value of the wattriak 'i'
own case and the case of one of kr. .
children. - His endorsement is vnv, -
ssrong. f'.
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Mr, M. F. Hart of Messrs. Harj
Lawrence & Cochran has given z?A
phatic endorsement to the merits 0
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MAIN STREET
Panacea. His family had visited stvj
eral celr brafed springs but found t!(
Panacea Water the best of any.
Mr. T. C. : -Hundley has used &
Panacea Water in his family andspea!
in the highest, termof its virtues. E
says it acted like charm.
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Dr. ffihn W. Rhnth hx hnri anotkj
case, Desides those he has hereio"j
given, wherein Panacea "Water act.
with very remarkable efficacy. L
Mr. J. E. Tyler says he has used i
Panacea in his family with decid
benefit. - ;
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Mr. A. r. rleming speaks kno"
ly of the. virtues of Panacea Water-
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Rev. V. S. Hts ersays Panacea
ter acted like a charm in his case,
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now ne is eauallv decided in styii
was 01 great Den eh t to his wiie.
John A.WiUia
HEAD AGENCY FOR j
UNTTED STATES OF AW. I
: OXFOKD, N. C.