The Torchlight from Oxford, North Carolina • Page 2

THE TORCH-LIGHT, OXFORD, GRANVILLE COUNTY, N. at Parrish's Farmers Warehouse TORCH-LIGHT. under $10 not included. The Democrats of South Carolina nominated General Wade Hampton for Governor on the 7th of August. 93 Ex Republicans have joined the Tilden and Vance Clubs in Robe LANDIS' MAY, 18, 1876.

Just Received. One of tbe Largest, Prettiest and most complete stock of AJilli-nary Goods ever opened in Oxford. Consisting of Ladies trim-ed and nntrimed Hats, Pattern Hats, Misses Hats, old Ladies Hats, old Ladies Bonuetts married Ladies Bonnetts, yonug Ladies Bonnetts, Flowers, Kibbons Sales of Tobacco made last week Durnao, a. t. Tobacco Ed Lawrence i James Lunsford Wm.

Perry Wm. Morgan J. VI' Lunsford J- A. Arnold Lee Garret S. Lea Garret Elizabeth Forrest Geo.

Tate Tames Cash Charles Harris George Bullock Mathew Johnson F. Bullock Morgan Pettigrew S. Y. Johnson W. T.

Stem Jessie Penny Lyon Coley Candis Brogden B. Blalock J. P. Adams ft en An lnf- it en. lot $40 5O 23 5 20 Uo "62 00 30 00 5400 75 00 2050W.

45 00 22 o0 2300 44 0o 5400 '2050' 33 5 39 o0 4 3O $0 40 Uo 360O 30 00 30 Oo 3850 -5O00 35 00 2900 20 50 35 00 25 00 25 00 53 0o 25 00 5 7 0 20 Oo 35 oO 23 0o 35 o0 60 00 40 o0 2O00 26 00 .4 1 00 28 00 40 00 2O 5O 22 00 210O 43 50 34 5, 4 2850 4 2300 4 2800 23 5 4 23 oodo R.H; Flemming 1 B. F. Aiken H. Lyon W.Tingen W. Beck Levi Brogden B.

F. Tingen Calvin Beck Dennis Tilley 4 Hawkins Smith John Fuller W. W. Bragg S. M.

Fowler J- W. Fuller S. N. Goss Rf beca Goss F. B.

Flinton Dr. W. W. Cozart W. A.

Wilkins Nat Parker. Mangum Griffis Dick Leathers M. L. Coley Margret Forsythe Dudley Walker Wm. Browning Wm.

Hockady 4 4 4 M. Gray 4 J- G. Jeffreys 4 1 lot 45 5O do 1 lot A preat deal nf the toharrn on market last weelr wis pntlrplv tnn Viio-K in lot 530j 4850 40 0o 5800 25 50 2000 72 50 6600 35 00 4000 72 00 75 00 56 00 3700 2500 6000 71 o0 35oo 20 50 45 50 60 Oo 21 oO 2O00 40 00 20 50 51 o0 20 00 30 )o 550 24 5 42 o) 49 0 4600 5000 31 00 27 00 25 oO 23 o0 21 Oo 25 50 24 oO 25 00 27 OO 23 5 20 OO 2500 3050 25 36 OO 2650 22 50 lo i lot Richmond and Western markets, we -ii .1 11 1 you win get tne iuu market price at Yours truly, J. PARRISH, Proprietor. Petersburg Railroad Company, Office of Superintendent, Petersburg, April 30.

1876, SCHEDULE of TRAIN GOING SOUTH. THROUGH MAIL. Leave Petersburg at Arrive at Weldon at 3.27 IB 6.55 SOUTHERN EXPRESS. Leave Petersburg at 6.42 a Arrive at Weldon at 10.25 a THROUGH FREIGHT WITH PASSENGER UOACH ATTACHED. Leave Petersburg at 8.30 a Arrive at Weldon at 2.15 GOING NORTH.

THROUGH MAIL. Leave Weldon at 7.35 a Arrive at Petersburg 1 1. 55 a nl SOUTHERN EXPRESS. Leave Weldon at 4.10pm Arrive at Petersburg at 7.05 pm THROUGH FREIGHT WITH PASSEN GER COACH ATTACHED. Leave Weldon at 6.10 Arrive at Petersburg at I2.0; This line offers the quickest and cheapest route to visitors to the Centennial celebration in Philadelphia, connecting at Petersburg and Richmond with the R.

P. R. P. R. twice dai'y and at Richmond on Monday, ednesday and Friday with York River Line.

Through tickets at reduced rates for Centennial travel on sale at Weldon at the office of the Petersburg and baggage checked through. Ue sure and pur chase tickets via the Petersburg R. Through tickets on ale at the ticket office of the Petersburg in eldon to all Northern, Eastern and Western point and baggage checked through. W. P.

TAYLOR, H. T. DOUGLAS, Genl Ticket Agt. i Supt't. Facts Facts I LIVERY STABLE.

HOTELS. Good Accommodations for Erery body. Travellers will find it to their interest to stop with Miss Amelia Holt, the pro prietess of the 3 HOTEL, HENDERSON. N. C.

There you will find a good Livery Stable under the management of Hugh Kittrell who will furnish yon with good conveyances and fast horses, to onnvey you to Oxford or other poiuts at low rates. At Oxford," N. you will find W. Holt the proprietor of the OXFORD HOTEL, ready and willing ti entertain both mm and beast 1h good style. His livery stable is first-class, well filled with fine horses, new buggies, carriages, phaetons; Stc, and he defies any man to beat him in prices.

augHy f.lBE WE wish to inform the people of Granville that we have connected with our Steam Saw Mill a DRESING MACHINE, and have con stantly on hand dry dress ed and tongue-grooved Lumber ready for work. We will not be undersold. Lumber delivered anywhere in the county. Apply or address D. C.

W. FERRABOW, mar21tf Tally la B. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. THE North Carolina 1 HOME Insurance OF RA LEIGH, N. C.

Insures dwellings, Stores, Merchandise, and. all classes of Insurable property, against loss or damage by fire, on the most favorable terms. tot Its stockholders are gentlemen interest ed in building up Xorth Carolina Institutions, and among them are many of the prominent business and financial -men of the State. ALL L0SSESS PROMPTLY ADJCS TED AND PAID, R. II.

BATTLE. Prest. SE4TON GALES, Secr'y. C. B.

ROOT, Vice President. P. COWTER, Supervisor. tot L. HENDERSON, General Traveling Agent.

i Aug 22 2 months. State ok Carolina 1 Before the Board of Co. Granville County. Com'issioners We the undersigned do heehy give public notice that it is our inten ion to make application by petition to the Board of Commissioners of Granville county, at the next regular meeting of said Board to be held at Oxford on the first Monday in September 1 876, to alter the bowndaries of 1 own-ville and Sassafras Fork Townships in said county, so far as respects the dividing line between the two. Dated this ist day of August, i876.

W'm. M. Sneed Freeholders of Moses Bullock TownsvilleTowu- 1 Free Town 3 ship, J. W. Heart.

ship, one of the Townships to be afiected. cted. Freeholders of Sassafras" Fork Township, the Richard G. Sneed Lydia Wood Thomas Smith. other of the Towiifchip to be affected.

Aug 8 i BETTY'S LE BRATED GOLDEV TONGUE JParlor Organs From ll'tn. Pool, Niagara Falls, N. Y. "-Several months use of tlse elegant Parlor Orgauyou sent me. satisfies me that it is one of the best made.

It has a rich tone; its various tones arc most pleasant. 1 most heartily recommend your Organs for parlorsthool, church or other use. Messrs. Geo. P.

Bowell Co. (X. Newspaper Reporter saj-s "Daniel F. Beatty, the organ builder of Washington, N. presses forward with great vigor." Mr A Bonedict, editor of the Grand Bend Reporter, after receiving bis organ writes 'Your fine octave Parlor Organ came safely.

Several mxsicians have tested it and pronounced it A No i. It is rightly named the "Golden Tongue Best offer ever given. Money refunded upon return of organ and freight charges paid by me (Daniel F. Beatty) both ways if unsatisfactory, after a test trial of five days. Warranted for five years.

Send for extended list of testimonials before buying a parlor Organ. Address Daniel F. Beatty Washington, New Jersey, U. S. A.

INSURANCE. WISH to call the attention J. of the public to the fact that I am still engaged ia Life and Fire Insurance, representing our Home Companies North Carolina State Life, N. C. Home, Old North State and Pamlico, Liverpool London and Globe, aud several more good and reliable companies.

All applications to me at Warrenton or Oxford wJl be attended to in person. L. HENDERSON. GO TO E. G.

Davis HENDERSON N. C. for partly made shirts, a good stock on hand, all sizes. These shirts are made of pood Bleach Domestic, with Irish Linen bosoms and enffsand sold at the low price of fl.oo eacn, lor $5,50 and 12 for 910,75. feb22xy "Parlor Organs.

Established in 1856. Photographers, first-class, can learn to their an vantage. Address DANIEL F. BEATTY, Washington, New Jersey, Enconrace noiB Beaitrs county finances? Have you concluded that to defeat Radicalism in Granville is an impossibility and need not be attempted? My friend you call yourself a democrat You and those like you are the very men who have brought defeat and disaster to your party in time past and have given occasion to the vilest men in the Radical rank to exultingly point the finger of scorn and derision at your Get up my friend and go to work. If you have never done anything before for your party, get up and do something now.

The Words of a Leading Rad Candidate. was in the Legislature at the time it was proposed to "outlaw" the Lowry Gang. I voted and worked against the bill. I voted and worked against the reward offered. I thank God for that, lief ore -they were caught they made (21) twenty-one Conservatives-Democrats bite the dust.

L. Hargrove. Nominee of the Rads for Attorney- General. From a speech delivered in Oxford July 1st. An Apology.

We offer an apology to our readers for the frequent occurrence of typo graphical errors in our agricultural columns. Maj. Gregory the editor of that department who lives some distance from Oxford has not the op portunity to read the proof of the matter furnished by him and hence many errors which he would correct are passed unobserved by our proof reader. The Major very justly complains of these errors and we make this notice of it to exempt him from all responsibility for them, and to promise that we will endeavor to prevent their re-currence in. the future.

Keep it before the poeple, that B. Vance, while Governor, was guilty of the atrocious crime of sending sixteen year old boys to the battle held. Many ot these promising youths the seed corn of the country the hope of fond mothers and the pride of loving sisters died from cold in the trenches. Radical Con stitution. Oh yes Ike Young says "the Radicals must lie like hell this campaign or else they will be beaten." Dr.

Norment the leading radical of Robeson county says that he would have his right arm cut off before he would support AttorneyGen-eral Hargrove if he had uttered the sentiments attributed, tdlrim in his Granville speech, in regard to 'the Robinson County outlaws." Col. Hargrove has not denied the charge, and we publish elsewhere the extract from his speech in regard to the 'Lowery Vance has declared since the war that the Democrats succeed. Republicans and Union men should share the fate ot the inhabitants of SODOM AND GOMORRAH. Daily Constitution. At it again.

Ike Young says the "Republican party must lie like hell or else they will be beaten." "Hester the Radical Evangelist," is received with open arms by the loyal, radical, God-praising, pious christians ot the Republican party in Raleigh. Sentinel, Our Exchanges inform us that the State of Kentucky went democratic by 100,000 majority. The glorious news pours in from all quarters. Hendricks, the Democratic candidate for is proven belongs to the "Knights of the Golden Circle" a Northwestern Ku Klux Klan, in existence before and during the war. Era.

Exactly. Ike Young says "the Republican party must lie like hell or else they will be beaten." Political Meeting at Royster's Store. On -Saturday the 12th inst. a meeting of the citizens of Sassafras Fork Township was held at Royster's store, tor tne purpose ot tormmg a Tilden and Vance club. An organization was effected by the adoption of the constitution of the Oxford club with a few unimportant alterations and the election of the following officers President, John Stovall, Esq.

Vice Presidents, R. H. Gregory and G. W. Royster.

Treasurer, T. J. Pittard. Secretary, W. H.

Gregory. Alter tne election of officers Mr. N. B. Cannady, an accomplished young attorney ot Oxford, be ing called, addressed the meeting'in an able and appropriate SDeech.

demonstrating the evils of Republi can rule in a very torcible manner, Mr. 1. i. Davis then gave us the cheering news from the Alabama and" Kentucky elections, and an exposition of fraud and corruption in eve ry department of government. After which the club adjourned to meet again at Royster's Store on Saturday, before the 1st Sunday of September J.

STOVALL, President W. H. Gregory, Sect'y. Colored Democrats. We are pleased to see that, promi nent colored men in' different parts of the Srite are declaring for Tilden and Vance.

They are becoming tired of the empty promises of their republican task masters and over seers, and in some instances are pub lishing their reasons for abandoning the republican party. The time was when a colored man voted the democratic ticket only at the risk of his life. But that time has pased away never to return again. They are opening their eyes "slowly it is true but very surely neverthe less, to the reality of their situation, and many of them are determined to be deceived no longer. nnhlish todav'the letter of 1 Alex Herndon a colored man of Durham to the Durham Tobacco Plant to which we respectfully call attention.

We invite our colored friends of Granville county who entertain sim ilar views to make them known. We would be glad to publish them. Let us hear from you P. S. Since the above was written we have seen in the Raleigh News a long letter from Rev.

Garland H. White of the Tilden and Hendricks Colored Club of the town of Halifax. We have not room for this let ter this week but will try to publish it in our next. It is well written and will be especially interesting to our colored readers. Good Again.

We copy the following letter from the Durham Tobacco Ptant. A pur er democrat than Dr. Sam Booth, dos'nt reside in Granville Knap of Reeds, N. C. Aug.

4, '76 Mr. Editor. I have just now heard that it is, currently reported in Dur ham that some time recently, called and held an anti-Vance meeting at this place. Now this is obliged a- I- iu ue me wont 01 some designing rZitxd of the Conservative voters of Gran ville county, held in Oxford on the 29th, of May, I was chosen as one of the delegates to represent Granville in the State and District nominating conventions. Now it so happened 3 that my! professional en prevented my attending these ventions.) But I declared publicly ana repeatedly tnat Vance was my first choice in the State for Governor, and rejoiced and manifested my joy iri loud hurrahs for Vance when our; delegates returned fat me and made known the fact that Vance was chosen to bear our colors, for I then felt sure, as I now do, that he would plant them on the ramparts of the enemy and a glorious victory would besachieved by the long sufler-H ing Democratic party of North Carolina.

Fellow citizens I am for the ticket and be it undeistood that my right of franchise shall always be ex ercised against the man who is not for the ticket. Very Respectfully, S. D. Booth. Durham, N.

C. Aug. 5, 1876. Mr. Editor.

I have voted the Republican ticket for years and I am now fully convinced of the fact that Radicals are my worst enemies, noiwunsianaing ineir Kina words for the colored man when election time comes. T. J. Young, the dem agogue who hopes to ride into Con gress by the votes of poor deluded colored men, said in Raleigh a few 1 .1 A uays since tnat a year was too much for any dd kinkey 11 man lor tne congressional nomination in the second district. I call upon tne voters ot my color to vote against and defeat this blatant dema gogue.

Col. D. C. Parrish Mr. W.

T. Blackwell and Col. Geo. B. Ham-met are the best friends I ever had intend to vote with them as loner as 1 live, 1 mean what I sav.

This etter has been written influenced by no motive save a desire to vote with my best friends. Respectfully, Alex Herndon. Party Organization. At a meeting of the Central Exe- cutive Committee of the Democratic partyit was, Resolved 1. That the chairman of each County Executive Committee be requested to report to the Secre tary of this Committee the name and postofficei address of each mem ber of the same.

2. That each member of the sev eral Congressional Committees be re quested to report his name and ad dress in like manner and also to 1 i L.i 1 i-r- iii'iitc mat ne is ex-omcioa! member the State Executive Com mittee. 3. mat this committee urgently cans on tne conservative people of state ana National affairs to form without delay Tilden. and Vance "u.u? townships or neignDOrnooas and the officers of all such clubs are requested to renort their names to the secretary ol this committee.

inai tne uemocratic nanera throughout the State be requested to puuusn tne above resolutions. W. R. Cox, Ch'rm'n A. Ashe, Secretary.

i I I W. A. DAVIS EDITORS Je PROPBIETOR8. Tuesday, August 22, 1876. NATIONAL, REFORM DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

"For President, Samuel J. Tilden, of New York. For Vice President, Thos. A. Hendricks, of Indiana.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES. For Governor ZEBULON B. VANCE, of Mecklenburg. For Lieutenant Governor THOMAS J. JARVIS, of Pitt.

For Public Treasurer J. M. WORTH, of Randolph. For Secretary of State JOSEPH J. ENGLEHARD, of New Hanover.

For Public Auditor SAMUEL L. LOVE, of Haywood. For Attorney General THOMAS S. KENAN, of Wilson. For Superintendent of Public Instruction SCARBOROUGH, of Johnston.

For Congress 4th District: JOSEPH J. DAVIS of Franklin. Elector. 4th District FAB. H.

BUSBEE. Electors far the State at Large. HON. DANIEL G. FOWLE.

HON. JAMES M. LEACH. From the Democratic State Platform. Resolved, that we earnestly and cordially recommend the adoption by the people of the amendments to the Constitution proposed by the convention of 1875 thus largely reduce the expenditure of our State and county governments and simplify their administration, so that we may be enabled to establish a thorough and enlarged system of public schoolsfor the benefit of all the citizens of the State.

THE CAMPAIGN. The news from Gov. Vance and the canvass in the west is more and more cheering and there is now but little doubt if the middle and eastern counties do their whole duty, but that the Derribcratic ticket will not only carry the State but will carry it uy an overwhelming majority. A letter from Gov. Vance to a gentleman in this place, states that he will probably visit Granville about'thelast of September, which is some earlier than he at first expected.

We are glad to know this. We would be still better pleased if he could come earlier. Our Granville Democrats are not yet stirred to that degree of enthusiasm which is necessary to the putting forth of their whole strength. The west is all aflame for Vance and Jarvis. In some of the counties the county tickets are already at work.

Everywhere Tilden and Vance clubs springing up. The party is working with renewed hope and energy in prospect of the glorious victory that awaits its labors in November. We believe that no time should be lost in putting our county ticket in the field. Nothing is to be gained by delay. The battle we have to fight must be fought in an open field.

There need be no diplomacy and no strategy. We must choose our leaders and then mass our strength around them. All the advantage Is on our side if we have only the wisdom and the energy to use it. The enemy is evidently demoralized and we have only to break the ower of Grant's corps of officeholders to make their disaster complete and to sweep the -State with a perfect Waterloo victory. Has a club been organized in your township If net, why not Are you idle and do you intend to remain idle Is the prize not worth an ef fort on your part Are you satisfied with Grantism and all its trairi6f abuses and corruption in the National Government Are you pleased with the administration r- of your 5a S.

J. Tilden. T. A. Hendricks.

zr son county; If vour skin is -yellow, or if you are troubled with pimples and boils, cleanse your blood with Dr. Bull Vegetable Pills. SENSIBLE ADVICE. Tou are asked every day through the columns of newspapers and by your Drujrgrist to use something for Dyspepsia and IJver compllaint that you know nothing: about, you eet discouraged spending money with but little success. Now to give you satisfactory prooi tnat florpw'a ArnrfiT FinwPB will nr yon of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint with all its effects, such as Bour stomach.

sick headache, habitual pal pitation of the heart, heart-lurn, water brash, coming: up of ioou alter eatinc. low-spirits. we ask you to go to your druggists Crawford A and get a sample bottle of August low er" for JO cents and try it, or a ltegu lar size for 75 cents, two doses will re lieve yon NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. GRAND EXCURSION TO RALEIGH AND RETURN. rt ri 1 A Goofl to for ETeryMy August Tickets at less than half price.

No Crowd NO DUST NO HIGH PRICES NOTICE. To all Whom it may Concern IX justice to myself and friends I take this method of denviiiff a false renort in circulation that I renorted Watkins for violation of the United StatTe Revenue Laws. I have often said ami now say publicly that I know nothing concerning the matter. I have a certif icate to that effect from the Revenue officers and at the eauie time I would re spectfully request people ho have cir- ciuaieu report throug malice to at tend their own business and let my 'p Biblical Recorder conv 2.weeks and send bill to II. ausr22-2w Wanted.

lA, PARTNER with a cash 1 capital of $1000 to enlarge and rn- rarV ia In ri'VT, ork, 10 miles north of Oxford. If pre- ferred I will sell of or mv entire sfiuL- of goods at and below cost on sneh iron. sonable) terms as mav be desired. Or I win sen my store house and lot. at a low price with or without the goods on satisfactory terms.

A. C. HARRIS, bassafras Fork, Granville N. C. FOR SALE.

A very desirable house and lot, in the town of Oxford, wiili all the necessary improve'mentg, delightfully situated I erms made satia- wuineriniormaiiou appiy laug22tf oVfnrd w'n I Qf rw CinL- Oil SyeU OP From my plantation Mondav Aus-ust 13th, a large bay borse, blaze faced and a little inclined to be lame. Anv infor- mation tnat lead to recovery of the borse will be thankfully received and suitably rewarded aug22-2t R. H. nOBGOOD. Oxford N.

C. a day at home. Agents 2 wanted. Outfit and terms free. TRU.fi Augusta, liable, uaryl7 Silks, Rasches' Cashmere, Lac-- and Scarfs.

ALSO A complete stock of Ladie3 popular styles, low and medium priced Dress Goods specially selected for and adapted to the times. I Complete stock other depart meuts. To all of which the attention of prompt and Cash paying customers are respectfully invited Best Calicoes 8c to 10c. Hamburg Edgings, Black from 25c to $1,25, Fancy Dress Goods in all styles and qualities. Opera Flannels all col-01s and all prices.

I'lain, Striped and Plaid Cashmere-, and Shirting, Liiens, a'l qualities, at-teens, all wool. Fancy Plaids, De-baiges all colors, Eed and White Flan nels, Boys and Misses Patterns, Ladies Patterns, Berege and Tissue Veiling? Smoke colored veils in all qualities. High back Im. Shell Combs, Coronet. Combs.

Fine aud Toilet Combs, Ladies "Merino Vests, Plain, Hemstitched and Fancy Lace Handkerchiefs, Lace Collars, Linen Sets, Hair Braids, Trimmings Lace Edgings, Split Ze-! phir, Embroidery Silk in skeins and on spools. eedles. Pins. Hair Pins. February 1, 1876.

Another lot of those celebrated "Fanner's Friend Pronounced by tbe following gentlemen to be the best Plow iii use. II specially refer to Hobgood Howard, Jos. F. Currin, Thos. Currin, Wash Cntrin, Saml Hobgood A Parham, 1 Cheatham, Cheatham, Jas Satterwhite, i Wm 'Yren, Patrick Bobbitt, Finding Knott, Jas A Crews Jr IOO IBuslieLs Sprin and winter Seed oats.

flu's aM imti AY STATE SHOES, ALL QUALITIES. i THE CELEBRATED HOWARD BOOTS and SHOES I Hardware in great variety, consisting in part Axes, Spades, Shovels. Mat tocks, Manure Forks, Trace Chains, Hames, Hoes, Hand Saws, Planes," Chisels, Augers, Bits, Braces, equates, M.tc, IN GREAT VARIETY. Everything included in the Grocery line i Farmers1 Friend Plow. Customers very often com plain that their accounts are larger than they expected, especially all accounts that run from one to two years.

Here after I shall render a state ment of account every 60 days. A. LANDIS, Jr. 3. have in stock and con stantly receiving the follow ing Southern made uooas, which I specially recommend tor durability ana cnenpness.

Charlottesville Plain and fancy Cassimeres. Salem, N.C. Jeans. The best value for the money in the market. "Columbus Geo." Eagle and Phce nix Alihr goods," said ta be the best goods in the United States.

Cont ting of Denines Tickings, cottoDades, Plaids cassimeres Stripes Ginghams sewing cottons, camlet Jeans Brown Jeans, etc. A. LandiSj Jr. January 4 ly Miles TIM Wil.Eli order and with a great depression in 1 1 1 T1 iook ior a uecune. uut rest assureu Parrish's Farmers Warehouse.

E. NEW MUSIO We give below the contents of our six Musical Magazines. The music is selected ith great care, and comes much cheaper in the shape we offer it than in any other way. Parties desiring good music at a low price should send for sample copies of these works. Price, 25 cents each, or the six magazines for $1.

rETERS' HOUSEHOLD MELODIES No. 30, price 25 contains the following songs Robin' tell Willie I'm waiting. S. by Hays. The Bible Mother rea l.

Song II. P. Danks. The Military Band. Serio-Comic Stewart.

The Koe is blooming still. Glover. See the Angels coming. S- C. Leighton PETERS' SACRED SELECTIONS.

No. 2, price 25 contains as follows: Praise the Lord. Anthem by Randegger. Come unto Anthem. Cooper.

Saving Victim! Male voices. Gounod. PETERS' 0CTW0 CHORUSES. No. 2, price 25 cotains as follows: Let the hills aid vales resound by Rich's Wake, sweet love, awake.

Ilatton Marching 'neath our starry flag. Glover. Raiuy Day. Sullivan. PETERS' ORGAN SELECTIONS.

No. 2, price 25 centains as follows: Pastoral Sdmphony, and He shall and Handel. Larghetto. March Andante Beethoven. Faith, by Rossini, and Prelude by fyrd.

Concluding oluntary PETERS' PARLOR MUSIC. 20 contains the following, easy Piano Music: Innocense Galop by Chas. Kinkel. Bashful Polka Redowa Chas. Kinkel.

Chanson Napolitaino C. Wagner. The Glide Waltz J. E. fftewart.

Moonlight on the Hudson M. A. Osborne. CREME DE LI CREME. No.

32, price 25 contains difficult Piano Music. Spinning Song. Etude byEgghard. Uehle. Jlarehe JUilitaire Ketterer.

Moonlight in the Pines. Idylle Iichuer. Sample Copies mailed, post-paid, on receipt of 25 cents, or anf magazine sent, post-paid, on receipt of $2. Address, J. L.

PETERS, 843 Broadway N. Y. HAVE YOUR WOOL A DE Our Wool Cardinir Machine situated on Fishing creek 7 milrs south of Oxford and 9 west of Kitti ills dopot, is now in good repair and weare prepared to do good carding. Our terms foe cardirig wool is 10 cents per pound or one fif of the wool or 12 cents per pound I we furnish oil. We Drefer to Dut tha oil on the wool if you furnish it.

we will receive wol and return the rolls at KittreUs depbt ou R. G. R. R. for one cent per pond extra, for haul ing to ana from.

Address ns at Oxford, GranvDle County, N. C. LwlIOBGOOD ELSBmi. G)0PEl JOSEPH, 'MAjrcricTUREits or tobacco; OXFORD, liiKcn N)RTH CAROLINA. All orders I 'Tobacco' should be ad-Moutgomery.

Alabama. dressed to us june20tf Brick! Brick 1 1 IHAVa 75,000 Brick for sale at low paces. ROBERT W. LASSITER. A Bargain.

I HAVE a very good second "haud Sewing Machine for rale low for cash or barter. In excellent order. Sure to please. W. GKANDY, July IStf Oxford, N.

augllm Oxford, N. C. i.