the morning CLAKIO^
Democratic at all times.
■ MAY 1^, 1876.
M0NDA\ - - '
OUR DUTY.
The Democratic party have com-
nieiiced the huge job of cleaning
out the Augean stables of Radica
rath and fraud, and they intend to
push the work forward, even though
it strikes down the highest in the
land. 1
This determination has very na
turally alarmed tiie Radicals of
overy degree, and the startling reve
lations now being made at ^Vashing-
ton pi’ove it justly so.
^o\v, in order to offset those ex
posures they are ranst c'iing heaven
and earth for the slightest scintilla
of proof that mny implicate a Dem
ocrat in charges of fraud and cor
ruption, . !
It is the duty of the Democratic 1
press to encourage these eftorts b} !
all proper means. By this, we mean ;
that not the lea;t obstruction should ;
be placed in the way of the examma- j
tiouof any charge, based upon re
sponsible autJ.ority, against any
Democratic official, but assist, if
o-iulty, in bringing such to condign j
puni-hment. But it must not be |
unde:stood that we would advise |
for a moment any attention being 1
paul to the low malicious slanders i
acrainst leading members of the j
party, generally hatched up in ob-,
scuro Radical newspapers offices and I
published NNithallthe effrontery olj
an acjcomplished bar. Suc.i ct
cjui'.e, will fMll “Still-born; creating ,
o;ily a smile of contempt and scorn. ;
If a Democratic ofHcial is proven 1
^ruiltv let him go the way of, and !
mingle with, the b'.rgo crew of Rad- ^
icals now passing to a. igaminious 1
retirement :ind oonvict coUs
that her genius, without previous.
preparation, would enable her to wm
crreat applause in her new role, but
the papers speak of her debut as
quite a failure. It was a piece of
self sufficient vanity in the redoubt
able Miss Anna and we do not care
a fig for her failure, especially as
she has somewhat signalized herself
as the traducer of the South. Let
her step down and out
What are the respective Town
ships doing in order to secure full
deleo'ations on the 29th inst. ? It is j
important for the interests of the |
party that every Township should j
be represented and we trust meet
ings will be held in each and dele-
aalions of our best and wisest men
lent up to the County C^oi^ention.
We takes do money and you take
de order. County Commissioners
to poor Mrs. Ivinton.
generil directory.
CIIUKCIIES.
Ei'isroPAi^Tlov. :NI. n. Vaujjlm Keo-
torlsm coMiV..,-!- Sm..l.,y at 11J o'cloA
'i. inT and « 1>. ni. I’liilay evenings
o'clock i>. in.
]\lKTHODiST-It('V. S. V_. IToylo Pastoi I
Services second Sunday m
it 11 a. in., and 71 p. ni. 4tli •
InUt 7.ip.m. rniyer meeting evoi>
Tuesday evening same hour.
BAi>TisT-iiev. F.
Pastor—Services t'very ist and
(lay at U a. m-and a p. m._
nioetin>: every I'hiij-sday eveniiij? .
o'clock p. in.
PrksbytkkiaX—Rev. 1). E. . 011
Pastor. I’reachms ev.'rj ,k.
Sabbath at 11 (^'clock a. n.. and 8 o loc.
I>vayer ineetin; \Vedii‘sda\ o loc
MAILS.
TIenderson—T.eavi's daily at Si a.
'^’Knap ;>VKeeds-T..;avesTuesdays a'"^
Fridays (i a. in. Arrives same da} ai.
r>i‘rea—Leaves B-rea Saturday-^ a*'
I a. ni. Arrives i2 in. ^ _ ,j
' Oak Hill—Leaves '''hicMk> >  ^
jSatnrdavsatna, in. Arrives lne>.l..
i and Fridays (I p. m.
! HKOn.ATlONS OF THK rOSTOKKlCK-
i M(.ney orders issiU'd t)etween U a.
* Maib closes at 8 a. in. and oP''"-
Ip.ni. L.C.TAVUm. I. »•
VA.
Morrow I ^>rotliei-s,
Managers and Proprietors.
? OHN 'T. I OE, Assistant.
A FIRST-Ci.ASS HOUSE.
sv'illhc’pleaseaio see his
friend"' ^ ^
OXFOin).
Mavor—.Tames U. ;n“\ys.
Constahle-W. ‘• .,.1
(’om.nissiouers--S. S. Haunco.U-^
H, A Williams, 1. 1>.  ia\Moi.l, •
Watkins.
S O /1'-/ GS 'f II A’ won ■
Miss Anna Dickinson, a'Northern
lady of some celebrity, as a lectur- ;
er V:-.nc!uded tliU. she was in f.os-
.ession of great dramatic taleni
vvliich she was anxious to display to
iricjul''. !
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PROFK'^SIONAL CARDS. ^
RS- Paschall & Young.
IMYsICIANSf
OKFOUi), X. C.
Odiro at 'r. 1). Crawford
Drug Store.
R E. W. OWEN,
rn
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OXFORD, N. C.
Office at hl5 residence.
"p O X S O H 1 A T ^ •
1' F/r I'] 11 (' 11A 1 Vi -1." ^
Barber and Hair Dresser,
main STiiKra'.
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been on hau l
„,,ist !>e -old. Cooper .V nlla-
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