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Contributed to The Day.
The conduct of the Register of
Deeds at Raleigh towards the official
sent out by the United States .to pry
into the county affairs, was just and
commendable. Though this is a small
matter, we are very much impressed
by its g.-eat injustice and disregard of Stationery of Every Description
the rights of the bouthern people, and
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Entered at the Post-Office at Oxford
second -cl ass mail matter.
THURSDAY,
OXFORD, N. C.
January,
District of Columbia a sum equal to
all collections from them under the
direct tax bill of 1S61. Senator Vest
said "its passage was a foregoneN con
clusion, but he stood by his record ot
opposition, and especially t by Presi
dent Cleveland's teto of the same bill
He regarded the measure as utterly in
defensible and without constitutional
authority and unwarranted by prece
'dent." Mr. Vance ofiered as an
amendment a proposition to r;fund
the cotton tax, but it was rejected,yeas
5 nays 52'.
The proprietors of the mineral
springs in Wisconsin have sent a rep
' resentative before the Ways and
Means Committee to in argue favor
of a high tariff on foreign mineral wa
ters so as to exclude them from com
petition. The Washington Post says :
'fThis threatened blow at Apollinaris
would seem to be needless, in as much
which, on account of its littleness shaws Stationery of Every. Descrption
not only ingratitude and indifference to
the Southern Republicans, but manifest
the meanness, selfishness and avarice
of the Republican party. What were
fer to, is this recent commission in the
Census Department at Washington
City of a multitude of yankees to go to
the counties pf the different Southern
States and possess themselves of
the indebtedness of each county,
though its records, by the authority of
and for the United States. 1
In the first place we don't under
stand the necessity or the authority of
the National Government having in
spected 'and reported the standing of
as a county. 1 o us it looks like an un
warranted and unconstitutional inter
ference with the rivacy of Stateand
county affairs, and are other devials of
ty-five years ago open bh.ody hostili
ties. When they couldn't run both
houses to suit themselves, and found
that the Southern people could not be
coerced to-subservancc by this dishon-
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the union which they Prices that will prove entirely
wished to preserve . But nothing else satisfactory.
And am prepared to execute oft
orders for
JOB PRINTING !
In the Senate Tuesday the direct tax
ill was passed. The measure makes
: the duty of the Secretary of the
Treasury to credit to each State and
Territory of the United States and the thereby forcing the South to take
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.... ' November 29, 1889.
Capt. John A. Williams : .
I take pleasure in reporting to you
a remarkable cure of a friend of minc
in my neighborhood, who was greatly
reduced in flesh, suffering' with an
awful case of Cnronic Diarrhoea. The
best medical skill failed to cure and
thevpatient was in a state.of despair as
to ever being cured,, but on trying
arms against
the Apollinaris springs have Ion
since been exhausted, and four dollars' characteristic of rascality,
Republican party in power, judging
from the history of the past. They
have ever sought, not being satisfied
with the devastation of the south by
war, to retard her progress by oppres
sive legislation; but notwithstanding
the vitupurations heaped upon her in
everv wav bv these her enemies, she
stands today in the eyes of the world a
spotless mirror of honor, respected and
honored by all.
But to return to our subject. If it
is necessarv that the United Slates,
or I should say the Republican party,
should know the indebtedness of
Granville county, why could not the
work.whiqh will require about a month
for its performance, paying about five
dollar's per day and expenses, be given
to a Granville county man, and the
same policy be followered throughout
the Sout 1, instead of sending down men
fron the north to pry in our local af
fairs and do the work which we are
entitled to? The problem is solved
whea we rememler that the Republi-
can party is in power, snrewdness is
and they
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q r1 P "f" f anacea Water, a cure was effected-in
ble disease had been of, over twelve
months in. duration. This cure is
marvellous beyond belief and shows
that the water possess peculiar adapta
bility for curing Chronic Diarrhoea.
J. C. Randolph.
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Soft and Stiff Fur and Wool
Hats, for Men and Boys, all
prices .
Capt. John A. Williams is all ti e
time receiving testimonies in favor of
Panacea Water.
Our courteous Mayor, Lewis G.
Smith,' Eq., has given a strong testi
monial to the value of the water in his
own case and the case of oheoTh
f children. . I His endorsement is very
GENERAL
worth of the trade article can now be
manufactured in New York outx of
seventeen cents worth of Epsom salts
and twenty-three cents worth ol
pyrol igneous acid."
want their men to do these things in
order that at the next election they
may by their statistics show the great
progress of the country under their
administration. This is the party,
which from its advent to the present,
hasjiad northern men as its represen
tatives, and the pages of whose history!
are.darkened with infamy. Yes, this is
The commonest and ugliest cap
itol of any Stats in the Union is that
of Virginia at Richmond. Lynch- the Parl wch by holding out spoils
burg calls pointed attention to it by
offering to erect a new building free of
ost, provided the seat of government
is moved to that city. Richmond is
building a magnificent city haJI oppo
site the capitol, which makes tne pov
erty and insignificance of the State
structure all the more striking.
as the rewards for disloyalty, attracted
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ana aeinronea tne reasons ot some
weak southenuwhite men, w?:ose ava
rice and desire tor gam was greater
than the dictates of their conscience
and reason. Though having by their
northern friends their ears often
tickled before elections by the whis
perings of fancy, to which they lis
tened with credulity, they
afterwards
found that the v had nursued with eaer-
Spf.ake.r Reed has proven just the nes the phantasm of hope, and that
extreme partizan and unfair presiding the spoils which they were to receive
officer of the House predicted. His as a retribution for their labors, faded
arbitrary ruling yesterday caused a om their right aw?y into the . hands
, . t . northern benificanes. But tie
heated debate. Having complete southern Republican is undaunted by
control of the national government it that and persists election after elec
ts evident the Republicans intend to tionin his evil ways, with no prospect
use their advantage for all it is worth.
MERCHANDISE -:- BROKER.
OXFORD, N. C.
Office at C. J. Ward's store for the
present.
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jyjORTGAGE SALE OF LAND.
By virtue of a d'ed in trust executed to
me by Z. H. Daniel and wife, registered in
Book 25, Page 356 I shall, on Mon lav, the
17th day of February, 1890, expose to sale to
the highest bidder, at public auction, at th
courthouse door in Oxford, the tract of lane
situated in Granville countv on the Clarksf
ville and Goshen roads, near, the house
where Dr. Willis Lewis formerly resided, in
being the land conveyed to said Z. HL
Daniel by Geo. B. Reav's. and is particular
!y described in said deed in trust,and covi
tains 127 acres. Terms cash. .
John W. Hays, Trustee.
January iSth, 1890.
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J. R. ROLLER & SON,
AGENTS FOR THE BEST
FIRE, LIFE and ACCIDENT
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
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The South need not expect even jus
tice much less any benefits.
It is stated that the golden rod has
been made by a majority vote of the
people the national flower. There lp prevail, and though reasons
of brighter success. Instead of fleeing c. 1 1 v
from tYif. -nrM tKotr koran 'Ji'cm iKJ.
necks against the proclaimed admoni
tions of Democracy and stumble. They
are indeed to be pitied.
But, friends, be ye strong and cour
ageous. The light of truth is bound
for a
The Butcher.
11, Oxford'Market.
mav be nothintr in a name, but it
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strikes us this is too significant.
Honors are being heaped thick and
fast upon Nellie Bly: A baby kanga
roo in .the Philadelphia Zoological
Garden has been , named after ner.
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Caltfornui has snow fifty feet deep.
time may be clouded, it is too stroncH
a monarch in the mental kingdom not
to assert her povver.
A. S. Lanier.
1 "Wanted.
Position as book-keeper or salesman by a
young man, full graduate of the Virginia
Business College. Is now employed as tel-
egrapn operator, ana desires change o
work. Please address, stating terms, a
. cne.Uest reference given.
P. B. Gibson, Stuart, Va.
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Lovely Scarfs, Ties,
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Mr. M. F. Hart of Messrs. Hart,
Lavvrenre & Cochran has given em
phatic endorsement to the merits of
Panacea. His family had visited sev
eral celebrated springs but , found the
Panacea Water the best of any.
.Mr. J. C. Hundley has used the
Panacea Water in his family and speaks
in the; highest terms of its virtues. . He
says it acted like k charm.
Dr. John W." Booth has had another
case, besides those he has heretofore
given, wherein Panacea Water acted
with very remarkable efficacy.
Mr. J. E. Tyler says he has used the
Panacea in his family, with decided
benefit.
MAIN STREET
Mr. A. P. Fleming speaks knowing
ly of-the virtues of Panacea Water.
Rev. W. S. Hester says Panacea Wa
ter acted like a charm in his case, and
how he is equally decided in saying it
was of great benefit to his wife.
John A. Williams
; : HEAD AGENCY FOR
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
- OXFORD, N. C.
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