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OXFOKI), N. C!.. WED^’ESDAY 3I0RNIXG, APRIL J^|,1870.
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The Morning Clarion,
By WILLIAMS & ROBINSON,
('>;''KK;K IN' TUKSl’IAN J[ALL liUll.l)lN(; )
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(.'epletl) nt tlie following rales :
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' -'opy 2 Months, _ _ _
' ^'opy three Moiitli,
‘ *^-'>py six Months, - _ _
* ^ opy one \'ear, - -
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TOWN AND COUNTY.
HURRYGRAPHS.
\’riters. '
"SS
E BELT,,
rd. X. ('.
i iiohisses',
our. Supei*
)iickets ai>'
for sale
that ha''
seasons tl>''
iillam.s
3f Cigar^
d Fruit, fi|
.L& SOM
)ry\
leap
and 1'*
& Co'i
^^.1 Paryear is iiulisposccl.
^Vheat in this vicinity is looking
'Veil.
^Ji'anville has a Mcclical Associa
tion.
. ^larble-playing and kite-flying are
Vogue amongst the Oxlord lu'chin.s.
^•'virden.'i are looking well consid-
'^I'irig.
Oxford has only one vacant store
^*ouse now. Who \^ill take that?
^I'ass is up knee high—to a voting
duck.
it s,eerns that winter with itsgrim-
will never leave us.
, I'rowsers obtained on credit are
^^^‘eches of trust.
Hiere are now eiglit prisoners in
Oxford jail.
. Our j ajicr will in a ftw da}'s show
public how it is ap[)reciated as
‘ ' Advertising medium.
first-class grocei'v store will be
^RMied in a ftw (iays under the
.-Lakion cffice. You will hear from
these columns ere long,
j,^^_^^'3wford & Co., have some of the
i/"'^te.st and best candy you ever
■ ''^tiick a tooth in.” Wc know it is
for we have tasted.
('rawford will soon put his Soda
fountain up. We’ll l)e so happy.
Exchanges are coming in mon
strous slow. H'lriy up with your
papers, gentlemen.
An elegant assortment of French
and Amcrcan Candies, 'I'ea Cake,s,
cl"c, just received ;Vt Mitchell & Sons.
Our friend, AV. 1’.^ Molt is making
large i:>reparati)ns to entertain his
^ guests during court \vcek.
I Frank Richmcuul a l.one trader
I from \\i., was before the Mayor for
j fast riding on tlie, istreet. Submit-
; ted and paid the find of two dollars.
I Why are the C )tri|y C)mmission-
ers like the large nwbles the boys
phiv with ? Dt'causq^P.'.ev are 'M-ir.g”
. . .1
I Maj. T. l>. N’eraole retei'\Td a'
■ a telegran'. Monday stating that his
^ daugiiter, Miss (jracie Ven?.ble, who
I is attending scliool in Charlotte, is
very ill. He and liis wife leave this
! morning.
: The Court House is assuming a|
: very handsome appearanc-e. When j
i finished it will l)e one of the. neatest \
in the State. Kut the pco[)le of this
i county vrill jjay dear for it. It has
j been a “fat” job for somcbod}-.
I 'I'he young ])eople of this place
I had a dance on Monday night ; the
i youth and beatity of the town were
j out, and seemed to enjoy themselves
j hugely after forty da\ s of selfdenial.
I “It is exceedingly disagreeable to
i have two young ladies to go back
I on a fellow with.in an hour,” was :he
: mournful remark ol' a )oung man
I yesterday. We are rather inclined
i to think it is. \'ou have oin'svmpa-
■ thy, old fellow, if that will lighten
your burden of grief. ■
PuGii.is’tic.—'I'here was a slight
pugilistic encounter in town 'i'nes-
day night, (’hairs were hurled
through the air with wonderful ra
pidity, find window-glass was scat
tered to the four winds. Fortunate-
iv, no blood v.’as spilled or bop.es
broken.
AVanted —A cover for l)are. suspi-
picion, a veil for the face of nature,
buttons for the breaches of privileges
binding for a volume ot' smoke, ce
ment for broken engagements.
Don'i' Forgk'I'.—^Ye would have
the merchants bear in mind that
next week is court week, and that
the Ci.ARiON will bean excellent ad-
vertisir>g medium, as we intend to
issue several hundred extra copies.
Send them in frii;nds.
Improy];.mi-:nt.—^Ve arc glad to
state that the post office is to have a
new set of boxes, which will be a
great convenience to the public and
ornamental to the oftice. We un
derstand our young friend, Mr.
Chas. Taylor, will open a first class
confectionery store in connection
therewith.
Nobv. —W'c notice that Mitchcll &
Sons have [)laced a new and hand
some prescription case upon their
counter. 'I'ha*; looks like bttsiness.
In visiting that firm you will ever
find these affable and jiolite gentle
man, jno. '1'. Britt, ana O. M. Roy:.-
ter ready and willing If) wait tij)on
you.
h’.very farmer (u- ]ji)ultry raiser
should lake the. Poultry NiUioii, a
neatly-printed s'xtc.n-page monthly,
splendidly illustrated, devoted to
poultry and pet stock, edited by the
experienced lireetK-r and fancier,
W. M. I'ochl. Only sixty cents a
year. Published by the Poultry
Nation Co., 15; itr>ingliam, l^'ie. ('o ,
(.). 'Two months on trial, ten cents.
Try 1 .
Ni'.w Pa!>kk.—W'e havit received
the first number of a handsome little
daily, published in Oxlbrd, X C.,
by Messrs. J. C. Williams an.l ja‘'.
.A. Kobiiisou. Mr. Robinscjn is a
native of this j)lace ai;d served his
apprenticeshii) in this office, ar.ci
.Mr. Williams was :i. jour us for
a year c'r two. .Success to \ou and
your enterprise, boys —Picainoiii
I’irghtiatt.
7'hanks Mr. Stofer, y )ur nori ;e is
highh' ap;treciated.