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OXFORD, X. C.. TUESDAY MORNrNG, MAY 2, 187G.
NO. 19.
The Morning Clarion,
% WILLIAMS & ROBINSON,
^ (OKl'lCK I\ rilKSlMAN lIAl.l, lUMI.lMNC )
I'uhlished every Morning (Sunday e:
(-'cpted) at the fcrllowinii; rales :
'~ opy one week, _ _ _
J,»Py one Mor.tli,
*)py 2 Montlis, _ _ _
.opy ,Month,
Loj;y six Months, — - _
one \'ear, - -
^d'^Liberal inducements to clubs.
12.] cts
35cts
6oots
8octs
$1.50
^2.50
Corn meal at 80 cents per bushel.
COOPKR & \Vji,lia.ms.
yes
^I'he Fire Company was out
terday evening.
'Fhe peoj)le mourn because of the
slate of things,
Brought about by the bold conspiracy
. of rings.
square
A dI H'rtising Rates
^ I insertion,
,, “ I week,
coluiiiii I month,
/4 “ I
J “
‘-''^lunin I montli -
50Ct:
$1.00 j
$2.00 \
S-t-OO !
It' is rumored that a Republican
paper will be started here about the
opening oI the cam])aign. How
much truth there is in the rumor we
do not know—and do not care.
He got a friend to do the thing,
I'he thing was done in a hurry:
It hit the man that made the fling
And failed to ('ause a flurr\-.
Je. ho I
|e. ho !
I^ISTRICT CONVENTION.
Y*“t>nveution of the Deniocratic-Conser-
''oters of tlie Fourth Congressional ’ do much gootl.
held in the city «f Raleigh '
Uif the ijth day of June next, for
purpose of nominating a candidate for
'I'he colored Simday Schools in and
around this plac'e held a meeting in
the colored  luirch last Stnidav.
S7.00' Orange county (Grangers talk of
- $12.00 ' having a county Fair next Fall, What man never v»\'ikos a baby up lor
~ ~ ' do the Graiiville Grangers say {q 1 making it inuo'h.
having one too ? No doubt it woidd
As soon as the novoltv wears oil’.
Folks will marry. 13 marriage
licenses were issued by the Register
two delegates to the St. Louis Con-j ^^'^ds in this county during the
full attendance is earnestly de-j month of April. 'Two tO white and
r I to colored „erso„s.
IVooJso/i in U'i/son . ia’i'ancc.
\Vluit do you knovr ;ibout it.
Woodson ? 1^0(‘k thoeradlo, E ldio.
'‘•lu’ a Presidential Elector, and se-
'io'naf"'
13^^jwrt over fifty given for Merrimou in | 'J'he funeral of Mrs. Jas T. Hurt
'ji'der of the District Executive Com.
■1. If. A. Lo.ndox, Jr., Chairman.
31st. 1876.
^'I'OVVN AND COUNTY.
HURRYGRAPHS.
but few attend
'hurlie Paschal 1 is quite sick.
"^''iners are busy with their farm
"■ork,
, C'oo[)er was thrown from a horse
Saturday evening.. Sol wasn’t
?rs are
consequently
'tiut;h.
election yesterday resulted in
^^^^tiiig J. ];. Crews Mayor, with the
^ Ijoard of town Commissoners.
li.
'Uena \'ista the cry went up-
more grape Cajjt. B,,”
’^^dier Braxton has poured hot shot >vrapped in the arms of Mor
was preached in the Ijaptist church
last Sunday evening, by tlie Rev. Mr.
INfarsh. A laige number of relatives
and friends attending.
“Button p:irties" are quite ])opu-
lar in the West. We do not know
from whence th.^y derive their name,
unless it is because they are always
sure to come oft'.
'I'lie J'oi-('hligIit of this morning
likened ('. B. (_'’s circular to a game
of cards. Well, it does look like
tiiere is a “good deal'’ of “tricks”
about it. Won(!er if he won’t “see
it and go oric better.”
e saw a young man go to sleep
in Church Stnulay nigh‘. Wecanr.o:;
conceive how anv man can allow him-
^'he R
right into C. B. C.
ev.
^^othodist
Oi
J. R. Clriftith occupied
pulpit last Sabbath,
'^■>orning and night ; preaching
'^■'■cellent sermons.
pheous, with a pretty girl sitting by
him- It looks as though he had no
taste for beauty, (,'ome old boy, re
deem your rep'itatio:', ere it is too
late.
' Dikd—AVe are pained to chroni
cle, the death of Capt. Jno. Mnr-
risson, of I’etersburg, Va.,who dic(i
at his residence near AVabnit (iiove.
on Friday last, in the 64th year of
his age. He was well known in the
tobacco trade of Granville coimtv.
1'>ric-a-]’r\c'.—'There was ai\ old
nigger
And his name was Fnclc Hrac.
And he lived long ago, long ago.
They thouglit ho was a forrl.
And could use him as a loo!.
Ijiit Brack could'nt see the thing so.
♦ ym»
New Ci()OD>.—^Ve call the atten
tion of our readers to the advertise
ment of (.!has. .A. Ta\ lor, w! ih ap
pears in another (-olimin. Charlie
has everything in his line that is
good, and will sell his goods as cheap
as you ('an buy anywhere in town,
and then they are fresh. ha\-ing bc-eii
on hand only a few days. When
_you want iiesh ('r;n!ectionaries, can
ned fruits, i\:c., call onC.'hariie at tl.e
Post ()ftlce store.
f'orn meal at Ho cents per bus!.el.
( 'o,um;k tV Wii.i.iAM,;.