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fan com[)Cte with any
(ii-st-class Di'uo- lious'.'
Soiitli of Ri(‘hnioud. Every
package cari-fnlly i)re])ared and
properly laJxdUMl before Icavhig tlie
''oiise,- 'I’iiankful for past liher.il ])a.t-
’'>nage and lio])ing to merit a conthiu-
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HavinG opyned a Firsl-class
CONFECTIONERY
*'> connection w itli the I’ost Olllce. T am
])rcpai'c,d to sell (“verything in that
lin(\ ch(>aiH'r than they (jver
were ollered to the public
before.
CJoasls from SO to 20 ceuts.
SARDINES 30 CENTS. "
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FilEXCil CAS!>!ES 3;» TO 5't) CE^'TS.
Cakes,
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PUBLISHED DAILY IN OXFORD, N. C.
JAS. A. ROBINSON, JAS. C. V7ILLIAMS,
Editors an'd Publishers.
Democratic to the Backbone.
.4//persons imislnng' a neat, nnvsy- Ut
ile morning paper—giving all iJie
latest toion and county news,
7c>if]t important foreign
items—IVon Id do well
to gii'c the
ON a trial.
The coniiiig eatii5)aigii will bft an Impor
tant one to oiir l*cojjle. E^very man
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“TIJK CLA!ilO.\”
i’or lustanee.
Its slogan will be—Reform—Retrench
ment—Homo Rule—Honest and. ca
pable men for ofiice. It will
cry aloud and spare not,
giving forth no “iincer-
tain sound” in these
times of Political
crim.e.
We trust our friends ihroughout the Comity
ivitt cxcrl Iticnischh's in our behalf,
and run- iis np a haudsame sub
scription ti^l. \Vcprojuise
to give :Ju'!u a live,
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IS
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A LARGE assoitm nt of Boots and
Shoes. J5e sure to call. "W^c are
closing out some styles of T’iots and
Shoes'at r('duccd l)rices. Call before the
bargains'are al] gone. Ziegler's Slioes
and Gaiters ahvayi on haiu!. Cooper
l'c Williams.
WILD OA_TS-
THE CHAMPION COMIC PAPER
OF AMERICA.
Prospectus for iS/6,
This sparking and brightly illustrated
W'cekly, humorous and satirical paper has
entered upon the seventh year of its jolly
existence, and this being the Centennial
j'^ear of our national independence, the
publishers take pride in saying that it will
not be, as it never has yet been, a Avhit
behind tlietimesi n holding up tlie humor
ous or satirical side of everything Ame
rican. The merry side of this great and
glorious Centennial ja\ar will receive
special attention in the br'ght columns
of America's favorite humorous pai)er.
The i>ublishers of Wiw) Oats point
witli pride to the wholly unexampled suc
cess of their paper, and, pledging them
selves that it shall be in the future even
better than in the past, they ask a con
tinuation of that kind patronage wliich
has plactd it at the liead and front of A-
merican humorous papers.
We liave made arrangements which
will enable us to present "Wild Oats in
a brighter and better sha])e than hereto
fore, having reccully taken ])ossession of
our new publication ollice, and liad line
copper-faced tyi)e cast especially for us,
together with all the vast i)arapliernalia
re(xuired in the production of such a ]>a-
per as we give the public at the low' price
of ten cent ]>er copy.
We have also madearrangements with
some new artists, and shall at the same
time retain such old favorites as Thos.
Worth, Frank Bcllew, lIo])kins, Woolf,
^V'ales, Frank Beard, Bisbee, 0])i)er,
Staickliardt, Eothengatter, Ben Day,
Kettles, Palmer Cox, Maun, King.sbur}',
Stull, White. Sperry, Eaton, Seldou, etc
while the editorial tlepartment Avill still
remain in the hands ofv-its founder, th(*
viva;ious Brlcktop, of whom enough is
known without more being said.
As an additional indncemeait to stib
scribe for the Centennial year, we ha\e
wt great expense pi'cpared a comic ch' o-
nu) the crowning ellbrt of that g)-;i])hi(*,
monnis Uopkins. It is a woi’k of ai t,
worthy of an elegant frame, and is AVorth
at least one-half the i>rice asked for the
subscription, li is a "’horse ])iece” be
ing a bm-les]ue of 31az('i>pa tied lo the
back of the liery, untamed steed. A copy
will be sent to each subscriber during
the year.
Advertisers are beginning to iind out
that the ^\'ILD OATS reaches a greater
number of live men than any other illus
trated i)ai>er in America, and therefore
it is a lirst class medium of adv(>rtising.
To those who know Wild Oats Vv(!
need not say that it has not, does not.
and will not contain a wortl or an illus
tration which may not be lak(Mi into
every family in the land. Fun W(^ give
in vai'ious sized doses, but never vulgai-;-
ty in any shape. It is thoroughly Ame
rican in sentiment, wholly origiiial,
sharp and incisive, and right to the j'-oint
in dealing with men and events of tlu;
day. One cop\':tt;iny time will convince
you of this. Sulwci'iijtion j)rice—po;;l-
paid. 1 year OklK); G montlis C-.OO;
single numbers 10 els. Atldress ;
(’OLLIN SMALT.,
ofi Beckman street, >" f.