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Volume 6. Number 70.
OXFORD,. X. C, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1892.
Single Copies 3 Cents
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J. G. HiLLJU
Main St. Druggist.
THE TALK OF THE TWX.
WARM DISH OF LACONIC LOCALS.
"YOTJ THINK
About this time of discard
ing your heavy weight gar
; ments, and putting on light
er clothing. Comfort is your
first thonght; next you want
something neat and becom
ing and perfect fitting and
stylish-
WE KNOW
That we have just what you
need and are looking for.
Our goods are from the best
manufacturers the pick of
their stocks. For durabili
ty, fit, make and style they
cannot be excelled. If you
desire a suit equal to mer
chant tailor make we can
furnisli it. If you want a
substantial business snit we
can supply you.
KRONHEIflER,
Clothing and Men's Furnishings.
Webster's Dictionery !
(ORIGINAL EDITION)
1443 pages including 1500 illus
trations. Give-away with 6 lbs.
of Green or Mixed Tea. Only
$4.00.
JOB OSBORN,
Merchandise - Brokerage.
The Iire-lienN are firati and Clean
and Palatable -Spiced but not
Highly Spiced.
Tuesday was the longest day in
the year. .' ; !'-
The street committee has decid
ed not to buy a road roller for the
present.
A number of young ladies and
gentlemen are picnicing to-day at
Minor's Mill.
Bullock & Mitchell have about
finished prizing up their big stock of
leaf tobacco, and are busy shipping.
D. N. Hunt, General Secretary
of the Oxford Y. M. C. A., conducted
religious services at Salem Church
Sunday nighs.
Why is it that Uncle Loge Mead
ows lias not been fishing lately ? Did
that last round with the water moc
casins do him up ?
Usual prayer meeting at Pres
byterian church at 8:30. A full at
tendance is desired as matters of im
portance will be considered.
We understand that Mrs. R. R.
Best will have charge of the public
school in the eastern part of town
next session. Mrs. Best is recogniz
ed as a most excellent teacher.
Rev. J. E. Schoolfield, the mer
chant evangelist of Danville, Va.,
has been invited to Oxford, ana will
be here this autumn. Mr. Schoolfield
is doing a great work, and receives
no pay for his services.
--There will be a called communi
cation of Oxford Lodge, No. 306, A.
F. & A. M., Thursday at S 30 p. m.,
sharp, to arrange for the Grand
Lodge meeting the 24th. All breth
ren in good standing are invited.
1 People who are able to subscribe
to The Day and won't subscribe con
tinue to borrow and read the paper
regularly. This is a practice entire
ly unworthy of them. Instead of
sponging on their friends and treat
ing us unfairly they ought to walk
up and pass over their forty cents
like men.
Those persons who do not sub
scribe to The Day and who stand
around and wait for those who do
take the paper to get through so
they can read it, are again invited
to pass in their forty cents; or send
their names (if they cannot afford to
subscribe) and we will put them on
the free list.
DONT MISS THE OPPORTUNITY.
Campbell & Co., the Richmond photo
grapers who have a wide reputation, are
now at work at Oxford in the Roger's
building on M iin street, and are fully
prepared to make first-class work in this
city. We hope pur people will not miss
this opportunity. We cannot tell how
long these noted artists will remain here.
They are making first-class work at mod
erate prices.
ABOUT PEOPLE.
The Coming and Going of Oxonians and
Some Other. .
-J. P. Stedman is on a visit to
Fayetteville, N. C.
-Deputy Revenue Collector J. F.
Woo-i v, of Hoxboro , wa sr iier e t c da y 7
. pf . F. Hart is back again at his
store after a. week's absence at Wel
doiu - Capt. W. T. Clement returned
yesterday afternoon from a visit to
Richmond.
Mrs. C. P. Powell gave a pleasant
little party Tuesday afternoon to the
pupils of her school.
Mrs. W. S. Black, Mrs.' Marion
Hester and Mrs. Joe Breedlove re
turned from Goldsboro last night, j
They attended the annual meeting j
of the Woman's Missionary Society
and Bright Jewels.
Delegates to Morehead.
The following gentlemen have
been appointed by the Oxford To
bacco Board of Trade as delegates to
the State Tobacco Association which
meets at Morehead City July 5 to 8:
J. B. Booth; J. M. Currin, W. C.
R-ed, W. J. Boy kin, F. A. Cheek, J
D.:Bullock, R. L. Allen, J. G. Hunt,
E. T. White, W. A. Bobbitt.
Alternates were chosen as follows:
W. A. Adams, W. J. Wilkerson, J.
E. Duncan, J. H. Bullock, E. G.
Currin, I. N. Day, D. J. Gooch, John
Webb, D. C. Hunt, W. T. Lyon.
Dedication of tbe Xew Presbyterian
Cbnrcb.
The Presbyterians are making ar
rangements to have their new church
dedicated on Sunday, July 3, next.
Rev. M. D. Hoge, D. D., of Rich
mond, Va., will preach and offer the
dedicatory prayer.
A large crowd is expected, and
friends are cordially invited to be
present to participate in the services
of this interesting occasion and to
hear one of the ablest preachers in
America.
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Fine Celery Ten thousand Celery
Plants at the Rectory. Frice: Fifty cts.
per hundred cash; and 8,000 Late Flat
Dutch Cabbage Plants at Ten cents per
hundred cash. Cabbage Plants.
If you have a baby buy hira a powder
box and puff of Stedman.
mmm
Large stock of Wire Gauze Windows.
Can be adjusted to fit almost any size
window. Keeps out bugs and flies, but
the air passes through.
. :
Keep your hair smooth by buying a
brush and comb from Stedman's.
Keep your shoes bright. Stedman has
blacking and brushes for sale.
Keep cool with Stedman's ice drinks.
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Eveything in the Millinery Line is now
being sold by Mrs. J. T. Britt at reduced
prices. Now is the time to secure bar
gains. Come along and get them.
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