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Dudley. He spoke of Judge Woods
course as being conspicuouIy shame
ful.
In view of the .indignity, .injustice
and open outrage inflicted on yie peo
solicited. The editor disclaims anr respon- pie 01 Indiana, in tne- name ana oy
stbility for opinivos expressed by corres-f theauthonti' of thy Republican Nation-
the action of-the Federal Court) it
w i.'f ff-tt-ntilfi not apm. stranfft that as. a ren-
are ry ow 'or rwnt itivn ff thntin:nltpH iifnnV hp
him. and also to criticise very severely
thf .tvtrt u-hirh Tudrrp Wnnds renresent-
ed as taking in preventing tre find- Jarge ASSOrtmCIlt
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should like to know by whose instruc
tions and by what authority of law a
responsible law officer of the Govern
ment in Indianapolis (selected and ap
pointed by the administration) felt
himself warranted a few. weeks ago in j r
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to issue a warrant for Dudley's arrest
when he ventured" to return to Indian
apolis for the first time in nlore than
a year.
In conclusion, Mr. Vorhees. declar
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all endorsers of bribery should be re
garded as pirates and enemies of the
human race.
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Thursday,
January, o,- 1S90.
1
GOES FOll DUDLEY.
Senator Voorhees, of Indiana, the
tall Sycamore of the Wabash" and
the staunch idomitable , Democrat,
went for IJIock of Five" Dudley, and
incidently President. Harrison and
Chairman Quay, with gloves off in
the Senate yesterday. An associated
press telegram says :
After some routine morning busi
ness Mr. Voorhees called up the reso
lution offered yesterday in relation to
charges that Air. Chambers, the Uni
ted States District Attorney at Ir
dianapolts, had interfered in official
capacity to prevent the arrest of W.
W. Dudley on the charge of feloni
ously violating the election laws of
Indiana at the last Presidential elec
tion, and directing the Attorney Gen
eral to report what instructions the
Department of Justice hid issued to
Chambers on the subject, and to furnish-copies
of correspondence, and
proceeded to address the Senate. He
spoke of the crimeasiiaviug inflicted
a terrible stain- on thatj memorable
election and i m peached 1. the integrity
of the political resnlf flhat followed.
The fact of the crime, open, uni
versally known and practically con
fessed by its perpetrator and his coad
jutors, and yet, by constant vigilance
in obstructing law, and in denying
and preventing justice, the crime had
thus far gone unpunished. The bene
ficiary of the polluted ballot-box, now
in high place, had felt compelled to
shield the corrupt instrument of that
success from penalties due to such no
torious guilt.
Mr. Voorhees sent to the clerk's
desk had read the notorious "Blocks
of Five" letter. This document, em
anating officially from the national
Republican committee (and never dis
avowed), had pointed out, he said,
that an ample corruption fund was
ready in hand, and gave explicit di
rections for its use by the agents se
lected for their skill in such rascality.
He spoke of Dudley as the immediate
personal representative in the Nation
al Republican Committee of Benja
min Harrison, then candidate for . the
Presidency, and Viow President of the
United States. He had been put
upon that-, committee at the earnest
request of Harrison, and betweeU
them there were the most confidential
and intimate personal relations. They
had been political Siamese twins in
the State of Indiana When, there-
Mannffcctnre of Illrath Cotton Cloth
In the South.
New York Manufacturers' Review. ' .
. An idea prevails at the North and hns
secured a very thorough hold on the
minds of the New England cotton
spinners and weavers, says a writer in
The Tradesman that the South can
never compete with them in the man
ufacture of bleached cotton cloth and
its finer grades, for the reason that
there is not. sufficient clear water in
this-scction of country.
.The view of the question is a very
erroneous one. Ir. J. B. White a
prominent cotton manufacturer, and
who, with his brothers, own four mills
at Falls Rier, .Mas., has been making
a tour of the South, investigating the
cotton mills and methods of work.
Among other places he visited the
mills of the Trion Manufacturing
Company, in Chattanooga .County,
Ga., which are located on the Chatta
nooga, Rome & Columbus Railroad,
and which are so prosperously man
aged by Mr. D. F. Allgood', the ener
getic young president. Mr. White
was very much pleased, and said :
"I feel satisfied from what I have
seen that the South is the proper place
for. the manufacture of cotton. ; Every
where I have been I have seen an
abundance of clear . water. ! The
whole Southern country seems fto be
blessed with an endless number of
bubbling springs, with water as; clear
as a crystal. The finest bleached
goods'in the world can be made with
the aid of this water. I can 'come
In the Latest Styles and at
Prices that will prove entirely-
satisfactory.
Give me a Call !
Give me a Call !
L. THOMAS.
L. THOMAS.
IN STORE
TO-DAY.
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Sensible Presents
Sensible Presents
Sensible Presents
A 1 1 a n d so m e S u i t for v boys
to 12 years, elegant styles,
makes a nice present,
makes a nice present,
makes a nice present.
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Suffering
Humanity!
1 November 29; 18S9.
Capt. John - Williams : .. .
I take pleasure in report fng to you
a remarkable cure of a friend of niiiv-
in niy neighborhood, who was greatly
reduced in flesh, suffering with an
awful case of Chronic Diarrhcea, Thp f
bestmedical skill failed to cure and f
the patient was in a state of despair as
Panacea Water, a cure was effected in
ess than a month, although the terri-
of
oyer twelve
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Suits and Overcoats for
Boys and Men,
ACCEPTABLE PRESENTS.
ACCEPTABLE PRESENTS.
ACCEPTABLE PRESENTS.
Soft and Stiff Fur and Wool
We have just received and opened a
very choice and fresh line of Family
Groceries which will interest all good . r nT j t '11
housekeeners. Hats, for Men aud Boys, all
Here rsa partial list of what we have prices
uat naKes, H.ominy.
Canned Vegetables ot new crop.
Pickles, Condiments, &c.
Very finest Butter.
Genuine New Orleans Molasses.
Ham, Breakfast Strips, &c.
. Best Grades of Flour.
Powdered and cut-loaf Sugar.
Finest Java Coffee besides all
grades of Rio and Laguara roasted
and ground.
USEFUL PRESENTS.
USEFUL PRESENTS.
USEFUL PRESENTS. ,
Lovely Sea rfs, Ti es, Fou r
in-Hand and Bows,
We can supply your table with the
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to tne outn ana run my ormners out , . f- Pu' ,1C 0 n
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ThistafkMr. White's may be R. W. JONES & CO. J O loves,
considered as settling the question. famtt v r pnf'FR.
of the subject. The Southern manu
facturers of cotton goods have been
mostly making the rougher cloths,
probably more from "a lack of knowl
ede of making finer goods than any
thing else. Then, too, the cosr of
the machinery for the manufacture of
the commoner cloths is cheaper.
But there is no reason why cotton
mills for the manufacture of fine
bleached cotton cloths should not be
established in Chatanooga, or in Ten
nessee and other Southern States.
ORNAMENTAL PRESENTS.
ORNAMENTAL PRESENTS.
ORNAMENTAL PRESENTS.
Kid, Chamois and Wool
Mineral Hotel !
CHASE CITY, VA.
A Winter and Summer Home for
Dyspeptics. . 1
Mineral Water Free to Guests.
M. E. HARDY, Proprietor.
ruption was exposed on the of THE FESTIVE SEASON IS
October, as far and as fast as light
nine: carried the shameful story, was
it to be SUDDOSed that Dudlev was left A.nd while the larger proportion of our peo-
.u . i " j pie are enjoying the pretty display otrhan
tance? Senator Ouav. chairman of
W. T. BROGDEN,
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE -:- BROKER.
OXFORD", N. C.
Orfice at C. J. Ward's store for the
present. ' .
Feild & Royster.
LIFE, FIRE, ; ,
ACCIDENT,
AND TORNADO
INSURANCE.
All our companies are peifectly reliable.
Ixsses paid promptly. See our Life Policy
before you nsure.
J. R, ROLLER & SON,
AGENTS FOR THE BEST
VERY COMFORTABLE PRESENTS.
VERY COMFORTABLE PRESENTS.
VERY COMFORTABLE PRESENTS.
Silk, Linen, and .Cambric
Handkerchiefs; Mufflers all
shades and grades,
SELEGT. PRESENTS ,
SELECT PRESENTS
SELECT PRESENTS v
FOR SWEETHEARTS.
FOR SWEETHEARTS!
i FOR SWEETHEARTS.
Presents lo suit and please
all. Prices all right. We are
always in the right s place
when you want "high grade"
goods at "low grade" price. So
come to see.us, Both sexes in-
UPON US
the National Republican Committee,
and Senator from the State of Penn
sylvania, arrived at Indianapolis, and
held repeated and protracted confer
ence with those who held the fate of
Dudley and the interests of the" Re
publican party i the hollow of their
hands.
Mr. Voorhees went on 'to speak of
Dudley's thrcatslo xc cryjiaraileiwhich
he had in his pocket. in. case an.attcmpt
cy Goods, etc.. the unfortunate invalids
rshould not be slighted. -We stiU adhere tol
our rule to fill accurately, promptly and
with the purest drugs all prescriptions en
trusted to us.
l nat we may tne better do this, we are
closing out for good and all our entire stock
of novelties at and below cost.
FURMAN & HAYS, Druggists.
FIRE, LIFE and ACCIDENT vited old and yaS alike;
' iif i tit
VYismng one ana an a Merry
Xmas, we close by saying re
member ;fb r u se f d 1 p r esc n t s
and unapproachable prices go
to
INSURANCE. COMPANIES.
Office, HerndonBlock No. I." 9-1 7-t
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Terry, .Wright &: Merritt
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FIRST-CLASS BARBER SHOP-
(In Mitchell Block)
New Tailoring Establishment, OXFORD - - North Carolina.
.Tailoring jn all its branches. Clothing
madej repaired and: cleaned. First-class
woik guaranteed. A share of . Oxford pat-
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Good workmen and . Satisfactory work
guaranteed every one. . ':
OXFOK, N. CD-
ble disease had been
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montns in duration. . . mis, cure sf
marvellous leyond belief -and shows I
hat the water possess peculiar adapta-
bility for curing Chronic Diarrhoea.' !
vv J. C. Randolph. A
Capt. John A: Williams is all the-?.
time receiving testimonies in favor of '
Panacea Water.
Our courteous Mayor, Lewis G.
Smith, Eq., has given a strong tcsti- i
monial to the value of the water in hV
own case and the case of one pfjbis
children. His endorsement is very
ssrong.
Mr. M. . Hart of ;AJessrs.
Lawrence & ; Cochran has
phatic endorsement toxfhe merits
Panacea. His familjhad visited scv-
eral celt-orated spniies butlound the
Panacea Water the best of any.
Mr. J. C. HuncUey has used the
Panacea Water in his-family and speak
in the highest kerms of its Virtues He
says it acted like charm.
Dr. John AV. Booth has had another!
se, besides those he has heretoforc
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given, wherein Panacea . Water-actd ?
w i t h vey remarkable efficacy.'
Mr. J.
Panacea
benefit.
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E. Tyler says he hasnsed the
in : his family with ' decided
Mr. A. P. Fleming speaks knowing-1
y of the virtues of Panacea Water, j
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Rev. W. S. Hester says Panacea Wa
er acted like a charm in his case, and -
now he is equally decided in saying'
was of great benefit to his wife. ,
John.-Au Williams
HEAD AGENCY FOR
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
- OXFORD, N. C. ' .