North Carolina Newspapers

i. fl VrnV ' THE DAY 11 11 TUK ' , ! THE DAY GIVES All the News of the day dnd is furnished at lOcts. Ier week;. -. ,i Lanrest Citv Circulation ' .... ot any pnjKT published in Oxford. I Volume I. Xumiikk 120. Fresh To-Day ! i AT Tin: OXKDKM) BAKERY -ASI- Candy Factory. ki:i)UCi:d prices. Tll V'TTP OWN MAKI 'MA i I I-'KKSII TCIIIAY. X 1 v . - oi'K tiWN' vaKK PA MIW f FKtoll TilDAY. Ul.l !;..,.,.. r Thirty- ( A Y ) V f : . . - ........ . : W COCO A UT i 7.,... i . un.l. l'Kl 1 1 HKO .1 . ! TAFFY J?.rr 15 All Flavor, ij tcnl T A K LV 1. a poiim!. 1 al 1 1 ; i . ,wi T1,;tJ SUinm.nl Honda Oranges direct j from the proves to-day -- T. V. JACKSON cc CO., GRAUrE f T VTTF Kii!uccl to 23 etirts at I he ()peia H use tonight. 1 o hear rI-AlJ 1 a !"" ' this new a d famous sorg rendered F,,rmcr pike .;5 cents PA M lV f lv a fir-tclass votalist is alone worth ;. p.,i.i!. - rv imh . j 1)rj(.c OJ adini?son I TP r TTrP Rhicitl t.. Twenty-five j A )jrly t)f vol,nir ladies and gentle 1 IV I i I 1 tints a im.uiuI. j r .; Z - .. r...;. .w i7-olrw Tncf itllf O t ' A humorous wtiter i.i the New York LmaiL liibiuui. nwJ (Who uys ,.as ,arnK,(1 jn OXl:0Rl). N. C. j Virginia and N..tih Carolira aixl un Tin- Dirtnt. rof Mumc i a j;radii:itc ,,,rof the razor b.ick hog. r.latea the fol- Ncw l.rtLui.l O'lix-rvatury, IkisUni. Spec-; . i:altnti - ? Ktvcii to v.itc culm c and; Iogirg meideP.t: 'TTiTiJrlHrf A drove of them on. c took the town t'.l arc m.x"I 'ricr Iy earn con , , , ir..ctvith thelt tuner with llu.nr, Mi-! of Clatksvdle, Ya., and U:e and de n.r .v t. Kifhm-Kul. v.. tMroed eer thing in the plaie. As V.i tutntl n-r tivtl for U-5S than a term,' !i. .u ,.- iK ihh. Ttrm loner than tinc of nt . t h.MUot'crii 4 same ad vantages. For fur- t! vt information. app!v to ! ,iIS II. CI.AKKK, rKiseiPAt-. , L : " ;AI.UALKRKrfL ESTATE FOR SALE X -i.i.i r. ! i-t n.tm matlf rxccM for sick- o tow wn lots. Very desirable binKIiiiR 'Arrof Laud.-Widunless than one mile Irotu the oMirthuse. This land is MMi.:ty in original snwth. the balame f..rmS l....d. This is a rare chance ..r a bar.Mn. ( all on FKII.D & KOVSTI-.R. . ... . - . - - - VALUABLE LA.NI SALE. j . . ; Thetfcrl: of (ranille Suinrior C urt, t;t a !sevUi proctetlin jK-mtins in kihI otut for a tirccit lr partition amoits; in n. irs ai-iav, apninted the und-.rsii;ue! a comuiivioner '"ThciSK! ,.n the !... in Tally Ho tovnhij, on Sai j u. day. tit March. iNjm, at u o thck, in. lYrnn oi.e third c.n. reMduc tn one ami Irins. oi.cin.ru ... , I W.I year. . . ... , , ... The land have itn . uivuieti mo. -n tract containini; ij acres. 70 :,cri;' 5 actes, 50 acre. N. T. Ukkkn, Commi-s-Moiur. t t;r.iham 5c Winston. Attorneys 1 North Carolina, I Sltukiok Iockt. r II...- if i.Sa. wranviuc ummt. 1 Dec. t&. ivvS9. JienJerum Sxiitk ; t :n.,t .i;...ri,,! h.-UctM-dfcr divorce n 111 utikv iiviiw i-.it".-- - - . in the above court front the Unit! ol main j m..ny. He will appear at Oxl-rd 1 1. nine, on v.h Monday Utore tt .moihi.i in March, in. answer cvmptaint ol .11111c oiiinsi, w ue. , . . R. W. Lati:r. C. S. C. j k aii m Winston. Atty's. NOTICE It has K-vn ordered by the Hxird of t?ora- niisiwnctsuft;ranvilleciinty that noonKrs for money le iv-uetl to any person who has rea ov me isxiru 01 i.om- Uen retumetl a.s ins.lveit lax payer, ai.u thoc ho buy ucit claims do s at iheir onrbk. r.i). waller. ' Cluurnian Bd Coin is.; ortga;esale of la.vix J By virtue of a deed of mortgage executed t to me be M. F. L.nam. reisteriH! iiii U t pas -vj, I .-hall on Monuav the 3d day u. March next, exjc to sale to tlx: hihct : bidtU r at pno.ic uct;on t t!e court ihu. c do..r mthctoAiiof Oxford, th lot of laid iJescribed m aid m r:ae, th.c s;;:x:e Uii g situated rear the town of Oxford, on the west side oi the Kalerh road, adjoiu:nff the; lands of A. S. Tcacc and others, nnd con- tanning atnut six acres. Terms cash. m it. I 13. 1 Kl IIIS ViLSil. 1 D. A. HUNT. Mortgi'ec. ' Aouary 2 iSyo. OXFORD. N. CM llNOTESOFTHEDAY. THE LOCAL HAPPENINGS SERVED ! IN SHORT PARAGRAPHS. Minor limits, Ilctronpertl rr anil Pro prctlve. Clathered About flic City Hy tlttr Alrit Itrziortrr Mr. J. M. Norwood is moving his ig.ir factory over the Oxford Book Store. I Scrau Book" toniyl.f. sheet at o . Davis, J nomas & Co.'s drugstore. Mr Honvilz w5I, s. p ..Ml:(;inly ,n lo Providcnt:e Ford yesterday 1 !iey had a pie.isant time, but met li:"-: . :i" '" r", IIitwiIIs Il.iil. IKi d.isi.n, wind ill i- murni. s. the cdiiiikiiiv havinK a,.,.ndlU-n:latni8hl:. K,c,- & tr""" "'l. aie h.st-clas. Kviry one pleased. Strictly refined. The manager of .Metro;.oh. an I Ia.II, ..K it ij,., riayi.d- hl-rc lasi Strictly refined. ni.., t..i liiir lwll Kll'lll" till l)(xt . I. w ..wv..., r " land mo t refined peiibrfi-rmance ol j the M-ason." Tlir It imr-llirk IIi!T. . . ard were lad of the chance. The razor-h. tks got t rtK.tillg on the rail- rjad that runs thrcu-h Clarksville for ,. , , . . , some g:ain spilled .'long ti e trac k, and tlu y looted up tin ties and rails firaU.uta quarter of a mile and w.ec ked an c.pres train. They tore down the City Hill and lo,t-ottice to get ::t the i lure ol a fat woman, and miotic. .,t ki. g aeioha'.s and the wild , j, j , ,. .Q ,hal a rirtlIS had pitcdup. mtt-- A .tw Knglmul Aiuwrr. A gentlenan in Oxford, sibling the 4 . , & foIL wing paragraph m 1 jie Uay, wrote to the postmaster of Hanover to - en- i quire of its truth: Hanover, Oxford County. Me., has neither a doctor, la.vjer, minister or j j t f j;a(j n,OIK.y enough I J" v 3 . mJ lrrnury lo ru the town With r ..,.ti oai a5.Slog iiie.uuuiiJiiaiii. n.i jui ttxes. 1 he postmaster s answer shows tl at President Hariison selects ffifiials in highlv - educ a i d New England a illit- o . 0 erate a some of his i.egro apj ointees in the South: J)car Sir the Peace yoti saw in the is tru- cverv ord of it. There 11 ... e was no I ax rased for eney perpos, iiiu wc coiiiu uu iiivt same iiiihl iui a. I;umbcr 0f Yi-ars.- Johnston9 s Vegeta ble Nolandinc, uncx- CCllCCl CIS Ct tO?ltC9 llVei T TlAml TC tl llCLUi IVIllV. ULUUIV . ' , -f-r 7 punftev. For sale by TT t..? TH. XT till l Its Ull . , 7 Tif. ' . " . f ,V , Car Load Oats. Car Load bran. Car Load Sh p Stuft". Car Load Hay. Thomas a Iozakt. Flrgnt Une of Towels mt rrU Pro, ' 1 " " Be.t In the Market. "Black Prince," "May Apple" .n-d "Mat- I III'VV, t'lmmj .'i. - inee," Chewing ToIaccoat Davis, TJiouias I'll III I 111' I 111' Urill till .1 II-MIIi.!' . a. - WEDNESDAY EVENING; FEBRUARY 5, 1890. PURELY PERSONAL. The Doings unci "Whereabout of Some People Yon ICnovv. Mr. Job Osborn went to Clarks ville on a business trip this morn ing. Mr. J. K. Wood is home agnin from Jo' rston ounty, where he b en for several week-. - Col. T; C. Full 'r and Mr. J. 13. liatchelor, ol Raleigh, arrived in the city this morning, and are- attending court. . j We arc glad to see I )r. Fort on the strict again after a severe attack of 44grij)pe." lie will be at his 'office to morrow. ? Mr. Warlick. of the Caswell bar, i. in th city. We ' understand it is probable this gentleman and Mr. X. J. Strahorn. of Person, will remove to Oxford shortly. j" Mr. Van Horn, of the North ( ar olina State Building and;Loan Assot i ation, who has b.en confined to his room af the Irwin Place for several days with La (irippe, is out again ar.d aitending to business. r ', Mr. Robt. Hines was iii the city a short while this morning. He is no longer a tommen ial . travyler, but has boug! t out the drug business o f Mr. Owen Uavis in Henderson and will re ide in that place in the future. Jeirrcy8--IIolgoql.. n the Uapiist Church ;tnis: morning at 10 o'c:lock, Mr. Thomas li Jeffreys and Miss Hettie, daughter of Mr. A, Hobgood, were united in marriage, Rev. J. S. Hardaway officiating. The church was crowded with the Iriends of the ; contracting ' parties. " Immedi ately after the ceremony the bridal couple tot k the train fur a tour to the northern cities. . , The bride is an attractive and ac complished young - lady, and the groom a geMlenian of Stirling worth. I?s th are deservedly j)opular, and were the recipient of many hands-me preient-:. Tvv. Day extends rongratula tions and best wishts for a long, happy and prosperous life Richmond Tobacco Market. Richmond, Va., Feb. 4. The mar ket showed more activity the latter pjrt of last week and sales of some thing like 100 packages' of wrappers and 150 packiges fillers were made the last three days in this week. Some old cu'trrs were worked off . too bit at reduced prices ai d probably out side of 1 he Trust. The market was quiet today and very little tobacco vassold on Vhang , but it is whispered around that some large sales of new wrap;ers were mad' today and at g.;od prices too. j. m t. A Great Musical Comedy. , .The fccrap Hook," was p.rformed in Raleigh Monday night, and the Ntus Observer pay it he following high'compliment. The Scrap Book" presented at Metropolitan Hall by -the ' Royce & Lansing Com iny last night was upon the whole one of the most satisfactory performance' that has been here this year. There were ho ' 'chestnuts." Everything was fresh, sparkling and chipier. "The Sc nip Book" has not a deep plot .but the happy vein of hu mor and fun running through it atones for this. The personnel of the com pany is', above, the average. Thcie was an air of of refinment about the vhole performance, which would satis fy the most fastidious. The customes were both elegant and appropriate. The specialty hits of both Messrs. Koyce and Lansing were happily got ten oft. ' It. fc G. Corset at Paris Brps. All the novelties in Ladies neck wear are shown at Paris Bros. ' The best Corset made, R. & G., all shapes at Paris Bros. ; . . '" SUPERIOR COURT. THE CRIMINAL DOCKET ABOUT DISPOSED OF FOR THE TERM. A Number of Cases Continued--liem-wel Richardson ' Failed to Appear Commemorative Meeting Tomorrow. Granville County Superior Court, Judge R- F. Armfield presiding, dis posed of the following cases since our last report : State vs. Rober: and Charles Tuns stall; forcible trespass; continued to next court and defendants bound over in the sum of $200 for their ap pearance, f , , ,.,,.:;,. State vs. Lemuel Richardson; lar 1 eny (?.tealing jewelry from. Day's store); failed to appear and sci fa or dered against his sureties.; Baldy Kearney was on his bund for $100. The criminal docket is about com jdeted. A number of leases- were con tinued., V ; . . The following explains itself : North Carolina, Gkanvill Co. Upon the opening of the Superior Court of said county, His Honor, R. F. Armfield, judge presiding, on the 5th day of February,: 1890, it was sug gesied'by R. V. Winston, Esq. that sinze the lat term of the court Col. T. L. Hargrove, a member of the bar of this court,' had died; therefore the regular business of the court- was . sus pended, y Maj. T B. Venable was called to the cKair and N. Y. G til ley" made-'secretary of the meeting. "On motion of R W. Winston, Esq., Messrs. R. W. Winston, M. V. Lanier and N. B. Cannady were appointed a committee to draft resolutions-commemorative of the life, services and death of Col. T. L.i Hargrove and to rej)prt same to this meet ng tomorrow, Feb. 6 h, at 10:30 o'cio k, p. m. On motion it was ordered that a copy of the proc eedings be furnished The Day lor publication and that the citizens of the town and 'county'" be in vited to attend said meeting. , On motion meeting adjourned to 12:30 o'clock, tomorrow. , . j T. B. Vlnable, Chairman. , N Y. Gulley, Secietary. THE TRAINS. Their Arrivals and Departures Here Per the Eew Schedule. OXFORD & CLARKSVILLE R. R. Northbound trains arrive 10:41 a. m. , and 8:05 p. M. Southbound trains arrive 1:45, p. m., and 3:42, p. M. v OXFOR D & H END ERSON R. R ' Trains arrive 10:20, a. m. , and 3: 15 p. m. " .' ',';-"''...' Trains depart 1 1:00, A. M., and 4:00 p. m. , y : - - : The O. fe. H . trains make close con nections at Henderson with the Ral eigh & Gaston trains north and south, going and coming to Oxford. The .O. & C. trains now run through from West Point, Va., to Raleigh, N. C-, leaving West Point, at 8, a. , tn., and arriving at Raleigh at 6:18, p. (m.; leaving Raleigh at 8:10, a. ni., and ar riving at West Point at 6, p. m. making close connections with the Y tk River steamers to and from Baltimore. i':t?.: X :'r ':.V.''(';: ; SOUTHERN EXPRESS. Express shi pping book will be clos ed promptly as follows : , For matter going North, at 10:15, a. m. For matter going South, at 3: 1 s r- ni- " This rule will be -'-strictly; carried out. ' THE MAlLS. The mails arj closed at .'the post office a half hour before the arrivabof the trains. s "Wanted. Position as book-keeper or salesman by a young man, full graduate of the Virginia Bdsiness College. Is now employed as tel esraplf operator, and desires, change o work: Piease address, stating terms, a cne.D Jst refe rence gi.ven.. P. 3. Gibson, StunrtVa Single Copies : 3 Cts. STATE SIFTINGS: orth Carolina Items of Interest Clipped and Condensed from Exchanges. The Supreme Court convened at Raleigh Monday. Ex-President Cleveland and his wife will probably visit; Wilmington about the middle of this month On Sunday evening as the 6.18 train was coming in from Keysville, it ran over a colored man beyond the penitentiary. It is said he was walk ing along the track and became con fused when he heard the train and did not know which track to get oh. The engine struck him, knocking him from the track, but his injuries were not sup posed to be fatal.- News Observer. The News- Observer says: In the tease ot "the Raleigh arid Gaston R. R. against the Richmond and Danwlle Railrcad for the right of ay of a track at -Henderson, which has been under contention, a decision was yesterday rendered in favor of the Raleigh, and Gaston Railroad. The case was argued beforeyjdge Boykin at Wilson. Some pointsxjt the case had been in the Supreme; Court, and we.re decided there in favor of the Rakigh and Gaston also. A Greensboro telegram of yesterday says Lije More,who was under sentence of death and broke jail last Friday, was captured and brought back there this morning. He was captured in Rock ingham county, near the Dan River. He was first seen sitting down by fire bareheaded and barefooted, utterly broken down. The smoke of the fire led the pursuers to where he was. He did not venture to cross the river by the brdge as t wasguarded. A strong effort ' is being made by the lead ing citizens to have the sentence of death changed to life imprisonment. The change in the management of the Peace Institute, of Raleigh, to be effected shortly, was made public to day. John B. Burwell,the present principal, is to be succeeied by Trot. James Dinwiddie, of Gordonsville, Va., who has leased the institution tor twenty years. The Peace Institute is the leading female school of the Presbyterian denomination of this State. It is owned by a private stock company, and has for a number of years past been managed by Mr, Bur well, who held a lease on it. Profes sor Dinwiddie is a graduate of the University of Virginia, and has for some time been professor of English of the University of Tennessee. IN A GENERAL WAY. Important Happenings in Other Stntes and Countries. Secretary Tracy continues to im prove slowly- t . Ex-President Cleveland delivered an address in New' York )'tsterday at the celebration of the centennial of the Federal Judiciary. -,; Mrs Coppenger, eldest daughter of Secretary Blaine, died at Washington Sunday, from congestion of the , brain brought on by an attack of La Grippe. The Goff-Fleming contest in Wts; Virginia was decided at noon yester day inTavor of Fleming, the vote stand ing 40 for Goff and 43 for Fleming. The Carr Union labor Senator voted with the t Democrats Republicans accept t he'situat ion graceful ly i ' .' : : ... mmm Johnston9 s Vegeta ble Nolandine, tinex celled as a tonic, liver regulator and blood purifier. For sale by all druggists. Tlie No landine Co., Rieh m o nd9 Va. The handsomest and cheapest line of table linens in the eity,at Paris Bros. I.ot. The second volume of ''Stories and Les sons on the Catechism." Person having the same will please return without delay. R. W. Lassiter. Sr.