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Artotypes, Artotypes, 'Artotypes, Etchings, Etchings, Etchings, Etchings, Etchings, Etchings. Pict tires. Vict tires. rictnres, Artotypes,1 'ArtotypesJ Artotypes,! Pictures, Pictures. Steel Engravings. Steel Engravings, Steel Eninravings, Steel Engravings, 1 .'... , t:.. Pictures on Satin.; Pictures on Satin. . Pictures on Satin.! kinds of Moulding and 1 All Frames of any size made , to or- Her. THE OXFORD BOOK STOKE.! -r.rkr.rr cmDi: UUi UAl'UKi; UUOiv o iunu. ,.tlp1.tprl htrst-If and drew Tnr r'irtf nrriT' CTAOP . sue quickly couectea ntrstir ano urew THh OXFOKU BOOK blUKV.If . . , r ..jii f,w a InV self-actim? N t : W LlT O F - t t ' o 1 ing and Heating Stoves . ving and Heating Stoves I - 1 Cook Cook AMI Flower Pots of all Sizes! Flower Pots ol all Sizes! at S. V. MITCHELL &' SON'S. Commercial Avenue. Ti-kky, Wkigiit -&;: Merrick; Terry, Wright & .Mkrrick, Tkrry, Wright cc Merrick, TIIK FASHIONABLE BARBERS -FASHIONABLE BARBERS FASHIONABLE BARBERS H.WK BUMOVED TO Hcrndon Ulock No.'j, Oxford, N. C. Htrndon Bhxk No. 3, Oxford, N. C. Hcrndon lHock No. 3, Oxford, N. C. Cootl workmen nd Satkfactory worl Xuarant ceti cer-ouc. NOTES OF THE DAY. THE LOCAL HAPPENINGS SERVED IN SHORT PARAGRAPHS. Minor Event, Retrospective and Pro spective, Gathered About the City Uy Onr Alert Reporters. The Granville County Medical So ijety met in Oxford. An attractive advertising chart has been put up in the postofhee. Chief ol Police Fenn says that some good work is being done on Taylor street, and that the roadway will soon be equal to any in the city. Messrs. Fleming Bros, will open a branch store in a few days in the build ing in the country erected sometime ago by the White Rock Farmers Alli ance.. '" f I ' ,i -' ' i : " The patronage not being sufficient to justify the additional expense',' the Southern Express Company has dis continued the tree -delivering .of-pack-! ages in the city. Quite a nnmler nf our ciiizcns raise a crop of tobacco every year on farms near tlfe city as a kind ol "side specu lation." Mr., C H, Laiidis,' of Messir. A. Land is & Sons, tried it last year with fine success, and informs us that he is now preparing .to put in about one hundred and fifty thousand hills fur thisseason Prominent members of the Chamber of Commerce who were conspicuous by lht ir alsence at the last 'meeting promise to be on hand tomorrow night. ProX)itions Irom one or two manu tactureis at the North, wno desire to move their plants to the South if suffi ciently encouraged, will be presented for the action of our citizens. Capt. W A. Bobbitt has received a letter from the captain of ;he Govern or's Guard, announcing that that com lany wiil hold a fair a.;d festival in Rah igh begining April 20th, and that a prize of fifty dollars in gold will bk ofiered for an individual drill contest,, two men lrom each company in the Stale allowed to compete. Itisprob-j ably the Granville Grays will berepre sented. She Shot the DarglarDead. Charloite, N. C, March 4. It is learned lure tonight .that a negro burclar and desperado was killed in Sampson county early yesterday morn- i . .a hand. ' wnn an of ,9 Miss Kin. ! nev lives on a farm with her mother, tno are the onlv ones who sleep in the big farm hous-v About .1 " j - it rirx l- vt-siernav moniiiJL' Aiia Kinney was awakened by a noise ol sumeooay moving aooui iuc aujumu r.om. bne.guessea at once ma,i incrc m. 1 A a1 was a burglar in . th.- house, and tor a mouieiil did not know what to do, but 111 l - - - - .. revolver and hid it undtr the bed cov- enng. 1 he n she heard proach her room, and sh ;ycs - and pri.tendcd to be d(X)r opened, and in wall . 1 1 Then she. heard footsteps ap- sne closed her asleep. The alked a man, holdinc in one hand a shaded light and in the other a revolver. His' face was heavily masked. Approaching the bed he gazed at the girl, and, ap parently sure that she was asleep; turn ed toward the bureau, which stood di rectly in front of the bed. Miss Kin ney arose in bed quietly, and aiming . r 1 carefully at the burglar s head urea, but missed him. He turned toward her with his revolver raised, and she fired again.' This time -the bullet struck him in the breast and pas.ed through his heart, kil.ing hiii. almost instantly. His name was Sam Kerns. Johnston's Vegeta ble Xolandine, unex celled as a totiic, liver regulator and blood purifier. JForsaleJty aUdrnggi&s.M1' landine Co., JRtch- mond, Va. PURELY PERSONAL. The Doings nnd "Vherelt of Some People You Knw. I J Mr. and Mrs. A. . Grajiamare in Raleigh, i , : l j Mrs. T. L. Hargrove returned from Raleigh this morning. 5 4 j ; Mr. J. P. Brinkley is rconfincd to his room with sickness. ' Capt.- A. H. A. Williams is- on a trip to Winston for a few days. Mr. T. D. Neal, a prominent Rich mond tobacconist, is in the city. Col. J. S. Amis, who has been in Raleigh a day or two, came home to day.' : ' - Mrs W. D. Lunsford and Miss Rosa Crews returned to Durham )resteraay afternoon. ;. f .v . " Col. W. F. Bcasley came to Oxford on the sotithl)ound accommodation this afternoon! ' " "' ' ' Mrs. J. R. Allen and little daughter left this- morning for their home at Wilson, N.r C. Mrs. S S. Haithcoc k and children were passengers this morning on the northbound train. ' ' y ! Lieut. Wm. Laiter wejtr: to Ral eigh yesterday afternoon tqlpay a visit to relatives in' that 'city. ' : ' Dr. and Mrs.: J. W.'Booth and Dr. T. L. Booth, of Stems, arrived in Ox ford on the morning train. : Mr. L. M.; Michieux, Ithe .well known drummer, it shaking the hands 01 nis many irienas in ine cuy iouay. Mr. L. W. Burch, of Augusta, Ga.t who has been here several weeks on a visit to his sister, Mrs. W. A. Uobbitt, took his departure yesterday afternoon. Mr. W. li. Allen, after spending a day or two in the city, bid adieu ta his friends yesterday afternoon. ,v It is probable he will make Winston his fu ture home. The Mayor's Court.; : , There were six caes before Mayor Smith this rnorniug. The maj rity were for disturbances in ,thc inarket house, and brought thirty-five dollars in fines to the city treasury. ; A stalwart -negro man from the country was jailed this morning for ' . - . .... using protane language on une sirceis and resisting arrest. Chief of Police Reno found him cursing another negro man and on the eve of a fight. When ordered to desist, he replied he would curse all he wanted to and could not be taken to jail either. ' Mr. Renn grabbed him and he fought so it was necessary for the "officer to strike him on the head with the butt end of a revolver to subdue him. With the assistance of several men Hinton was then taken and locked up. t He was released on bail an hour or two later for appearance in the -Mayor's court tomorrow? Special Y. M. C. A. Service. . " i j . - There will be special services of the Young Men's Christian Association at the Methodist church tonight, to be led by'Mr.X. A. Coulter, secretary of the State organization. Mr. Coulter arrived in, Oxford this morning. A cordial, invitation is extended everybody to attend the services. Castor OH and Pills . ' - ' Are not very pleasant things to take. Neith er is quinine and a great many other reme dies, but thefe are times when it is that or worse.- ' When such is the case at your house remember . that Furman i-c Hays keep the best goods and.prepare them iin first-class style. ! '; " 1 , . -- Carload of corn at Fleming Bros. r . - Ptrw Orleans Molasses. crops. Just received at New Ward's a j. ' Town Iots Tor Sals. . Twenty half-acre desirable lots within fif tv vards of Main street. "5 v , . r: w: LAssrrisk, J- Carload of the finest Timothy Hay of : the season at Fleming Bros. ' " ' THE LATEST NEWS. I i' . . - CAREFULLY SIFTED FOR THE BUSY READER. Itens or Interest Abont North Carolina Scissored 'and Condensed from our Eichangesr r:i i-.' - f. Greensboro's Bessemer Steel Works is now a certainty. The board, of directors of the Ral eigh Insane Asylum elected Mr. W. R. Crawford, present incumbent, stew ard, and Mrs. Annie Goodloe, of Ral eigh, matron. ' ' 'V The Progressive Farmer has . the largest circulation of any newspaper in North C?rolinav , Tt prints weekly 12,240 copies. It is the organ of ti e Farmers' Alliance. . A negro died near Whitakers re cently of a disease which the physi cians pronounced leprosy. The dis ease "appeared a' short while after he had slept in a blanket which had ijeeri used on a diseased horse. : ' - ! The Raleigh J7?ap.riPiJns?!lH-. ? suspension yesterday afternoon, the papej- being merged into the new Dai ly State Chronicle. .We are sorry to see the CV give. up the ghost, for 'with all thy faults we love thee still.? " -:;;V :-0V ' A fire becured at Henderson yes te rday, morning, destroying the '-livery stable iri the rearof ths ' .Masienburg Hotel. Ten horses : were burned to death. The stables were run by Mr. R J. Southerland; The building was owned by Mr. Henry Perry. ear Kings Mountain, N: C ; on Su nda y morn ing,UW third sec tiptt-.of a freight train on 4 he Richmond 'and Danville ; Railroad ran into the rear part of the second section,' comjjosed of four caboose cars loaded with train han ds,. anci three frei h t. cars. : .; Seven cars and the locomotives were 'pi led up and the cars burned. Ten persons were more or less injured. The engi neers and firemen of the ; telescoping trains escaped by jumping; ' a. The Board of Aldermen last night passed an ordinance to its third reading providing for an eltction on issuing $75,000 of city bonds for streets and other city improvements. The under standing is thai the board will donate $3,500 of . the money received from the bonds, to the Lutheran' Seminary. So Charlotte secures the Lutheran Seminary, and will have $75,000 to spend in street improvement.- Char lotte Chronicle. : IN A GENERAL WAY. ; Important Happenings In Other Stales : i - and Countries. - I : i 1 . ) Young Abe Lincoln died at-Lbndon yesterday morning at 1:07 o'clock. Mr. Allison was re-elected ; United States Senator from Iowa yesterday. - Geo. Francis Train left Boston Mon day at midnight for his trip around the world, which he expects to ; complete in sixty days: The Senate's, time yesterday was tak en up with the discussion of the Blair Bill. In the House Mr. Feathestone, a republican-contestant 'from Arkan- sas, was sea tea. The' House is to' take up the sub ject of public buildings: and will have to wrestle with about 200 bills to erect such buildings throughput the country at a cbstpf7i5povpoot Among them are buildings at Greensboro, 30, boo; Winston, $100,000; Reidsville, $75,000; Oxford $100,006;" llender son, ; $75,000; Fayetteville, $75,000; Durham, $200,000; and rdditional for' the building at . Wilmington, $50, bob. News- Observer. . Fresh Flshv Fresh Shad "and other Fish at F Schwartz's Stall No. 1, Market H6use. Nince line of Kingan's Lard and Hams at Fleming Bros'. " . ' , . . A fine lot of smoked jowls, sugar cu red bams and shoulders. Kingan's pure lard. , D. A. Hunt & Son. Genuine New Orleans' Molasses just re ceiver at Fleming Bros. . - - THE TRAINS.' Thefr . Arrivals "'.. and ' Departures Hr if . I Per the New Schedule. -, OXFORD k CLARKSV1I.LE R. R. Northbound -trains ai rive. 10:40 a. . NL, and 8:05 p; m. ; ;. , . .- , Southbound trains arrive 1:50, p.m., and 4:22, p. M. , . - OXFORD HENDERSON R. R . Trains arri-e 10:00, a. m., and 3:15 p. m. ' . " '" ' " Trains depart 1 1:00, A. m., and 4:4. p. m. . -' The O. & C. trains now run through " from West Poi.n t, Va. , to ,Raleigh, N. , C-V leaving West Point at 8, a. m.f and arriving at Raleigh at 7:00, p. m.; leaving Raleigh at 8:15, a. m., and ar riving at West Point at 6:10 p. m. , making close corincctibns with the Yoilc River steamers to and from . rJaltiraore The O. & H. trains make close con nections at Henderson with' 1 the Ral eigh & Gaston trains north and south, going and comjng to Oxford. . ' ' SOUTliERN EXPRESS. Express shipping book will be " clos ed 'promptly as follows : ' 'f, For matter going North, at 10:20, a., m. For matter ; going South, at -4:00, p. m . , . "... . ' This rule will' be sti ictly carried out. , ' :." ' " ' " 1 " ' THE MAILS.' ' " : .The mails are closed at - the;- post office a half hour before the arrival of, the trains. . A .Trlbnte of Respect.; : At a regular meeting of the Bloom ing Star Lodge No. ,53, of F. & A. A. Y.' Masons held at the Masonic Hall, Oxford , N. C: i 1 March 3 , 1 890, the following resolutions were unanimous lv adopted : k.-v'y;ii i'-; . r i Whereas, it has pleased the Almigh ty Ruler of he Universe to call; from. : labor to refreshments our well beloved brother James Hunt, and Vhereas, our brother in . ever v po sition of life was a true Mason and .up right citizen, a loving husband and . father, and one of those chosen vessels called to disseminate the Gospel of Peace a brother who never betraved a trust, and who sustained a character' above Veproach, and moreover was a charter niember of this Lodge which was organized December, 1887;. L. 5887.; v: ' !, Resolved, That we tender individ ually, as menilers of Blooming Star Lodge, Our sincere 'sympathy to the , bereft of bur beloved brother upon whom the stroke has fallen so heavily, and while we invoke Almighty God to give them strength and 5 consolation in their deVp j affliction, we pledge our selves to be mindful continually to the ' HutiVs we owe to them, and that they a copy of these resolutions be furnished to the mourning people of the , bereft, j and the same 'be published in The1 Day and sead on.' record;; arid we wear ttie usual badge of mourning for thirty days. ' V ' 1 Peter J. Cook, Y ? ! , J; B. Kittrell, Com. , M: C. Ransom, ) I y- . O 1 " ' Johnston's Vegeta ble Nolandirie, unex celled as a tonic, liver regulator arid blood purifier. For sale by all druggists. TJie No- landine Co., Rich mond, Va ' ' Best In the 9Iarket. "Black Prince," May Apple" and "Mat inee," Chewing Tobacco at Davis, Thomas r & Co-'s. ,,- . ' : t ' Cheap Fruit, " Extra large bananas only ' twenty-five cents a dozen, at J. G. Hall's. I will sell very cheap a handsome suit of parlor furniture, dining room outfit com plete and handsome parlor carpet. D'Orsev Jones. Garden Seed. ... We have them, fresh and genuine, war ranted. - - S. S. Haithcock&Co.- 5
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