'*^‘^.00 per Year. *‘IIo\v noMe (bo ]^lan nRioijy noble Men, who fonr^ tsot to i>ly si Jrutii-telliH;^ Pen.”
1. OXFOKD; X. C.. THURSDAY IMOJiNIXG, APRIL 27, 1870.
Single copy 2 ots
NO. lo.
Tho Morning Clarion,
5y Williams & robinson,
^ (d'.'FIq... t:; tIIESIMAN .HAl.L Uni.DING )
^ Puolii'.hed every M )rnin_:j (Siniday ex
cepted) at the following rates :
,‘^P)' oiie week,
,'*Py >ne Mor.tli,
'^Py 2 Montlis,
, tliree Montli,
'-'^Py six M jnths,
12.]cts
6octs
Socts
AVe would like to hove a rainbow
similar to the onewc saw represented
on the stage 'riiesday f.iglit, to go
arm iii arm witli us ili.roiigh life.
Wouldn’t we though? You bet!”
» 1^1
py one Year,
^■S^Lihcral inducciaents to clubs.
Adi'crtisi)!^ A’a/i's :
I insertion.
Orukri.v.—I'his has been quite an
orderly ' court so tar. ^■'ery few
5r.5o dnmken men on the streets, (ilad
1^2.50 j to see such an im))rovt.ment.
I week,
: 5 colunin I month.
uin I month
I Si'j)!)EN Dkaii! —K?tie flilliam,
5oets j - ( (ilorcd wonir.u living near the nc
$1.00 i school liouse. was foitnd
$2 00 ■ .
'v^j'oo: in IvM' b((! yesLenia\' morning.
.$7.00 ! Her husband says she was perfectly
•V'i2.oo! well when she retired.
Town and county.
l3
cinocratic Conservative Meet-
'n ,
i-!eniocratic Conserative voter.s
^’I'auville are recjuested to meet,
'iiass convention, at Oxford, Sat-
^'Uay April 29th, to a.ppoint dele--
iSi'dc ■
to the State aiul (.,’ongressional ; iadv, (and the baby) of -Raleigli
Li’.C'I'lki'..—(^.1 accoi'.n: c.f the l;ad
weather !a-;t Sunday night the Rev.
R. H. Oriiiith ilid not deliver his
lecture on ■•baptists and Religious
Libertw’' Me v\ ili lo( lure to-night
if! the !>a])lis[ ('htn-ch.
i’i'.usoNAi.s.—Mr, r. H. briggs aiid
Htly., to l,e
Ithe 13th and 14th days of
j-0 ntxt, nnf! to traiisact suc'h bnsi-
as may be deemed necessar_\-.
'■y orrier of Co .l'^\ : ( 'ommittee.
'^M>ril 20th'‘iS7^.
f. S. Amis ('h’m
on a Visit to our village.
We are pleased tt'see in our midst
i,!ie Re-', J. R. (Griffith, and lad)-, of
W'arrentoii. Wc trust they v,-ill have
a jjleasani sojoiu'n.
HURRYGRAFHS.
"^•t*ap})le Cheese at the Postoffice.
notice a great many liorse
' in town this week
will venture to siy that O.Kford
one the handsomest towns in
^^tate.
has begun on ?.Ir. J. T'.
Oj-j'^'- s new stable. From the amount
we sltould judge it will be
*''y good si/e one.
"v
^-'anned Fruits a'si)ecially at
Grocery Store, opposite the
I,?- '' .
Would call ihe attention of our
the
‘■"^3 to the large advertisement ol'
d’eiH-d
ttew contcctionery store just
I Xor AM.. KifXici). —W'e are glal to
|kni)w-that all'the' fruit in this vicini'
ty is nut killed, noticed several
trees of apples, ( berries, and i)ear,s
that were not damaged by tlie cold.
And of ('ourse there will be p!cnt_\- of
str.nvberries and blackl.V'rrie,;,
Ah-sTF.Kioi's.—The Senior was in
vited out not lorig ago to speul the
night with a friend. H-.'iore reliring
he hung'liis ho':e, as va'^ his custom,
on '.he rung of a chair, next morning
he sought said i. hair, with the inten
tion of puttirig them 011 but alas ior
vain h.j[)e, they were m,)!: tlu re, aiid
could not i)c found, ('onscquer.tly he
had t') put on hissh.oes withuut them.
The Senior has a habit ol talking to
himself and was heard to .‘■a}', “the/;
rats in th-u h(,)use must be \'.u'v 1 irge.
WiiAT IS iHi': 3NfA I'l KK ?—^V'e re-
ceive our exclianges ver)- irregular.
What is the cause, gentlemen ? For
the last t\^’o or three evenitigs we have
failed to get the Danville papers—
and they are A^^^'.rpaper.s we desire
v/)rfss]y to see.
—■ • —.
1
j Roiri'. Bf.ow.—We received a let-
I ter last evening from our old friend,
I Robt. Blovv l'vS(].. late editor of the
i Oxford Lcadtr. No doubt Iiis manv
! friends in this vicinity will be pleased
I to know that he i.s alive anil doing
, well. Me is in San l''ranci.sco. Cab,
connected with blow Brothers, Com-
I mission Stock I’rokers. (dad to hear
you are doing .so web, old fellow,
I and may you contituie to prosper, is
I the hearty wish of this deponent.
! Fn'ikr'I'.vinmkx'i-.—Accorfling to
‘ annctmcement the concert came off
I at tite Orphan Asylum, Tuesday
i night. ,It was entitled the •‘Kesli-
{ val of the Seasons,” and tlu.'v vvert-
; indeed, beautifully representeil, and
I reilect great credit upon those who
' took part in it. O-n- j)en, ;ts well oin-
! bra ill refuses to come to our aid,
therefore we cannot descril)e the
i beauty and grandure the st,ige ])rc-
; sented, Hllcd as it wa-\ with nym[)h
like forms of youth and beauty]'
fu'e it to say the scesie was enchanting.
'I'he co.-^tnmes ',\ en.'tasl \. atid cli -
gintly gotton nj).
(>ur space is toostmll to ;dh.>w us
to comment upon all tlu,):,' \\ho tojk
f>art in this bev/itching entei'tainment
deser\’ing it. but will allude to one or
two who. (jwing to their extreme:
vouth. attracted oin' ;uteutio)t. d'ne
two bide Misse^ b. a.tid .Y Powt.-ll,
who re[)rL'seute,l .fX'\r |)ro|is. v.'ere
lovel)’ emblems. at;d reminded us
fo-r''ci!ily, in tlicir iiinocence ami
beauty, (,'f the da/./,bng d-w drop
resting upon the Lilly, th; loveliest;
of flowers, in the earl\ morn. N\’e
Iso add. that ihii.Tewho repre ■
by .Mr, C has. laylor at the | or my iViend must h,i\\' beesi scarce
davs issue. Me has of that p.irt ituilar article of clothing,
lound in a first j^trange an uu'ic.:ouv.tabl(‘ il'iing-;
t p.'’,,*'Oive him haiiuen s: ni tiuKS. Woi.d r it ih‘rc
i/in‘']'aHing elsewhere.
ip!)e
anv suc!i thi
a "ho-;
w 11
seiUed Ijon'c. reace, tiopoaiAl p.iv,
pia_\!'d their parts ;id:nirably. i'uc
music, as well as we cau judge, was
excellent
tile la>'i eniei'taiuini'.,'!
but tiiar we will, ere
a no; her.
W'e hope this will not bs