THE DAY.
PUBLISH CO EVERY AFTERNOON (EXEPT
SUNDAY) AT IIERNDOS BLOCK NO. I.
HOW THE IlOSIAIf FATHERS USED
TO GET TOGETHER.
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interesting
which we give below :
On Thursday . last, - just
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ed to city subscribers by earners, who will Senator Inealls concluded his speech
make weekly collections. 40 cents per . 0 . at.
month if paid in advance. on the negro question, he met Sena-
Short communications on live subjects tor Butler, of South Carolina, in the
solicited. The editor disclaims any respon- 0Dby. As the two men shook hands,
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not getting their paper 'in cans, wnai go you mean uy uo-
notify the office at once.
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one week, or six insertion?, about the same "Butler, replied IngallS,
as charged by wcekly newspapers for one know anything about Roman history?
iinc lutuiK mwuusii ) uivuioiivH, Tf rrhirv! vnti remember how the
mtl reaching daily a number of post-offices " Pnaps you rememoer now ine
in thi and surrounding counties, it is a Roman fathers used to get together
ptcn Jul advertising medium. and privately la ugh over the gullibil-
LeiMl advertisements, such as adminis- :tvorthe Roman 060016."
trator's and executors notices, commis- "y, ne Ionian people.
sioncrV and trustees sales, summons to With a smile the Kansan walked
nun residents, etc, will be charged for at away,
legal rates, except when they exceed a cer
tain limit of space, in which case we re- Doubtless Mr." Ingalls was laughing
serve i.jc rigni nx our own price. aiisuui . , 1.1 j i
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VANCE. The charge is very small and we speech, and, like Puck,
cannot afford to take risks or wait the r .
pleasure of persons to pay
Entered at the Post-Office at Oxford
second-class mail matter.
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OXFORD, N. C.
Saturday, - February, i, 1890.
"what fools these mortals be" to orders for
swallow so readily the stuff he was
ladeling out to them; but it strikes us
that a remark very much of the same
nature was attributed to Mr. Jas. G.
Blaine some years ago after a similar
bloody shirt attack upon our section.
Mr. Blaine was reported to have"
The Day asked for some li"ht on a said that his constituents expected
certain matter shadowed with a very such a speech and he gave it to grati-
smister accusation, and our luminous fy them. The Republican pohti
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Tn the Latest Styles and at
neighbor, the Durham. nroceeds cian counts sincerity as nothim? and Prices that will prove entirely!
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to shed it in this way; honesty as an antiquated notion.
satisfactory.
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wur usually apiiuuj vaiuiu -"" A Word to Our Young Men.
temporary, HIE DAY, took occasion Atlanta Constitution
on Monday evening last to comment
upoii an item sent from Raleigh to the
Itichnjrui limes regarding a certain
Durham factory. The latter part of
the item was very misleading, and it
caused our Oxford contemporary to
deal in some very harsh strictures upon
the grand jury of this county. The
"love of sensation is stronger than the
regard of accuracy with some newspa
per cot respondents and we can not at
tempt to keep up with every thing
printed derogatory to Durham.
labor. Wen eed younc men of educa
In an interesting talk with a Consti
tution: man the other day, President
Kincaid,of the Griffin mills, said:
"What the south needs above all things j
is men. I have a situation at a hand
some salary for any young man of sense
who will go through the technological
school and graduate, and then spend
three years at hard work in a cotton
mill. We need such men lor super
intendents." Every word uttered by President!
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If our exchanges would read the I, . ,lf rj..
n r it i. u u laoor. ven ecu young men 01 euuea-
Sun carefully perhaps they would not L. m, ... ' u-nt, f
. , . J K J . I tion, who will put their brains into
be led into such cnevous errors dam- Li r
agin? to a sister town, and they would '
be more apt to get a better idea f
what is coiner on in Durham than
Give me a Call !
Give me a Call !
L. THOMAS.
L. THOMAS.
A Vain Hope.
Reidsville Review.
through information doctored up to Raleieh seems to think that it oueht
suit outsiders who may have little re- to have the Baptist Female College in
gard for the impression their knowlege addition to Trinity College. It is present.
conves. anxiously hoped that Kaleigh will be
W. T. BROGDEN,
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE BROKER.
OXFORD, N. C.
Office at C. J. Ward's store for the
We think the Day has been too hasty satisfied with something less than the A yf ORTGAGE sale of land.
in its comments, esneciallv in view of I irth iftr awhile IV1
firt tht th lit,?., rprpntlv By virtue ofa dfed in trust executed to
V w; ' . . 'J me by Z. H. Daniel and wife, registered in
charged a Granville grand jury in the tr. j. e. WYCHE, D. D. S., Book 25, Page 356, I shall, on Mon lav, the
same manner as the one here. Let us jLJ 17th day of February, 1890, expose to sale to
now see what the erand iuT in Our fow attending a post-graduate course of the highest bidder, at public auction, at the
. ... ... 1 ia-fiir. in h iimnr. n.nti i v.ii.n. i munnnnse fii tnr in 1 lYTrtrn inp trarr o in nn
neighbor S own county will do belore rcturn and reSume practise about March situated in Granville county on the Clarks
it Seeks to cast reflections upon one in 10th. 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-
duty confeientiously, and "were fully OPhVR.A MOXJSEI
sensible of their oath and the duties of
their otncc.1'
Certainly The Day has no intention
of doing this grand jury, or any other
grand jury, o. any people, any injus
tice. It had been openly charged that!
these iurors. after findine a true bill
against a Durham manufacturing firm
lor Demi? concerned m a trust in vio-
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 6, 1890.
JIUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY, INTRO
DUCING THE TALENTED
COMEDIAN
RAY L. ROYCE,
ly described in said deed in trust,and con
tains 127 acres. Terms cash.
John VV. Hays, Trustee.
January 18th, 1890.
J. R. ROLLER & SON,
AGENTS FOR THE BEST
FIRELIFE and ACCIDENT
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
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G. E. Alley,
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The Butcher.
Stall No. 11, Oxford Market.
btion of the laws of tne State made In his wonderful impersonations of
and provided; dropped the indictment eight different characters, supported by Office, Herndon Block No.
like a hot rnnl lerau of a threat , IllUi,6 w"i"y u uiucuianb, oou
iikc a not coal ixcause ot a threat bnttcs and lhe of musical talent
made by these manufacturers to remove jn the funniest of all farce comedies
their plant from the city if prosecuted, entitled
We asked if it was true, asserting at the "rjlJJJg gQJjp "gQQjr "
,uut u. u,llc, F Mandolin Orchestra, Banjo Trios,
..w..-. ...... onuucri oinng vuaneiie, xmusic xur-
tion in fact. lesque and Comedy of the most refin-
We accept the Sun's statement that ed order,
this grand jury ''did its duty conscien- . McGINTY IS WITH US.
tiously and 'were fully sensible of their Seats now on sale at Davis, Thomas
oath and the duties of their office " & Co.'s Drug Store. Prices as usual,
but we would have prefered that our 25 50 and 75 cents.
contemporary had been more specific OMMiSSIONERS' SALE,
in its denial. As for the reference to 'The underlined ha. been aooointed
the Granville county grand jury, we Commissioner to sell the lends of the late
;t tr An. ,UU Sol Hardin to pay his debts. Hehencegives
fail to see what they have to do With notice that as such he will sell at Oxford,
the matter. That they may commit on Monday, jd March, iSoo, at the court
, ii- house door, fifty acres of land on Bowling's
3i wrung uuo uui junuic a niuug Mountain, in Tally Ho township, Granville
committed elsewhere. Should they ftyf'i
' L.G. jjones, James Wheeler and others.
nrnve fljfrantl v false to their obh- Land is well timbered, has two cood cahins
;r, Ktf Tuv m v umI! nnt on il a coring b3Lra and is abundant in
gations, however, I HE DAY. will not toincrals and metals Terms easy. This
hesitate to characterize their conduct) January 30, 1890. . ...j,,. .
. . I R. W. Winston. Com'r.
in terms to fit the case. I A. V. Graham. Attorner.
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November 29, 1S89.
Capt. John A. Williams : '
I take pleasure in reporting to you
a remarkable cure rf a friend of mire
in my neighborhood, who was greatly
reduced in ; flesh, suffering with an
awful case of Chronic Diarrhoea. The
Sensible Presents ! i est me(lical ski'1 feiIe to cure an
rthe patient was in a state ot despair as
to ever being cured, but on trying
Panacea Water, a cure was effected in
less than a month", although the terri
ble disease had been of over twelve
months in duration. This cure is
marvellous beyond belief and shows
that the water possess peculiar adapta
bility for curing Chronic Diarrhoea.
. J. C. Randolph.
Sensible Presents !
Sensible Presents !
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A handsome Suit for boys
4 to J 2 years, elegant styles,
MAKES A NICE PRESENT.
MAKES A NICE PRESENT.
MAKES A NICE PRESENT.
Suits arid Overcoats for bis:
Boys and Men,
ACCEPTABLE PRESENTS.
ACCEPTABLE PRESENTS.
ACCEPTABLE PRESENTS.
Soft and Stiff Fur and Wop
Hats, 'for Men and. Boys, all
prices
USEFUL PRESENTS.
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Lovely Scarfs, Ties, Four-
in-Hand and Bows,
ORNAMENTAL PRESENTS.
ORNAMENTAL PRESENTS.
ORNAMENTAL PRESENTS.
Kid, Chamois and Wool
Gloves,
VERY COMFORTABLE PRESENTS.
VERY COMFORTABLE PRESENTS.
VERY COMFORTABLE PRESENTS,
Silk, Linen and Cambric
Handjc erchiefs; Mufflers all
shades and grades,
SELECT PRESENTS
SELECT PRESENTS
SELECT PRESENTS
FOR SWEETH EA RTS.
FOR SWEETHEARTS.
FOR SWEETHEARTS.
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.
Presents to suit and ; please
all.? Prices all right. We are
always in f the right place
when you want 'high grade'7
goods at "low grade" price. So
come to see us, Both sexes in
vited; old and young alike.
Wishing one and all a Merrv
Xmas, we close bv savins: re
member for useful presents
and unapproachable price
to .
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MAIN STREET
Capt. John A. Williams is all the
time.receiving testimonies in favor of
Panacea Water.
Our courteous Mayor, Lewis G.
Smith, . E., has given a strong testi
monial ro the value of the water in Vis
own case and the case of one of his
children. His endorsement is very
ssrong. -
Mr. M. F. Hart of Messrs. Hart,
Lawrence & Cochran has given em
phatic endorsement to the merits of
Panacea. His family had visited sev
eral celr braced .springs- but found the
Panacea Water the best of any.
Mr. J. C. Hundley has used the
Panacea Water in his family and speaks
in the highest terms of Its virtues. He
says it acted like a charm.
Dr. John W. Booth has had another
case, besides those he has heretofore
given, wherein Panacea Water acted
with very remarkable efficacy.
. Mr. J. E. Tyler says he has used the
Panacea in his family with decided
benefit. , , ,
Mr. A. P. Fleming speaks knowing
ly of the virtues of Panacea Water.
Rev. W. S. Hester says Panacea Wa
ter acted like a charm in his case, and
now he is equally decided in saying it
was of great benefit to his wife.
John A. Williams
.HEAD AGENCY FOR
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
OXFORD, N. C.
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