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the minority were always scrupulously
observed by the majority. It is one
of the most serious counts against the
existing majority in Congress that the
minority is compelled to insist upon
the retention of rules that delay busi
ness in order to protect itself against a
merciless oppression. The disposition
of the majority is such that the minor-
ity must have the power to compel it to Stationcry of E very Description1
The meaning of the caucus resolu- c. - c p v Descrotion
tion is clear. The announcement that iwj . -
the contesting Republicans must be
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seated before rules can be adopted is
a bold and reckless declaration that
Mr. Reed is to employ his self-assumed
arbilrary power for the purpose of de
ciding the contests in favor of his own-
nartv. There is no concealment of
he purpos?o increase the Republican
maioritv bv this method, no matter
how corrupt. In order to accomplish
this nurnose. to reverse the verdict ?f
'an I the voters, to cheat constituencies X
AD- their duly elected Congressmen and to
Just Received !
Just Received !
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NCE. The charge is very small and we defraud the majority, Mr. Reed is to And am prepared to execute pll
I or wa,t lhe be left with arbitrary power. How , M c . 1 " .
pleasure of persons to par
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second-class mail matter.
OXFORD, N. C.
willing he is to assume such power he
aS I he o 1 ron A t cKrwun Thic ic thp nlnf
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that was furthered by the Republican
caucus on Monday evening, it is
orders for
Friday,
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Senator Vance addressed the Sen- Gf attorney Edmonds, of Harrison and
ate yesterday on the negro question. Reed.
He does not approve of the Butlej bill. If the Republicans disired to decide
It was not practicable, would not ,,CM: uiciriiicri mcy wuuiu
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reach,rne case and would result in no
be eairer for rules of orderly oroced- Tn trie Latest Stvles and at
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ure. 1 hat thev are not is Drool dos- - ,1 n 4.:k.
substantial relief. Criticising Mr. In- r trices inm wm piuvc wmjr
o - 1 inv. ji t uioiiuiivoi. f.ut svo..
galls speech he said, "it reminded
him forcibly of "an astronomer's de-
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Snow In California. -
Associated Press teleeram.
scription of the remarkable tenuity of AnotlTeTdispatch from Vice-Presi-
the tail of a recent comet. Its length dent Crocker, of the Central Pacific,
was described as a hundred million says that he has been blockaded in the
miles as it stretched athwart the skies, s"(,w l.en days and has just reached San
... , . . . Francisco The storm, he . stys, ' has
and its breadth as fifty thousand miles, been the severest since the road was
and yet the solid matter which it con- constructed, and never before have
taincd could be transported in a one trains been detained for more than
' horse car. He (Vance) had listened twenty-four hours by falling snow.
1 1;. -.l ,,;, Twenty-five hundred extra men have
and listened with great entertainment , 3 , , i.-ii i
0 .j j been employed to combat with the ele-
to that speech; he had searched and mentsandgreatdifficulty is experienced
searched and he had wondered where in provisioning them, as ali supplies
the remedy was for the evil that was have to be carried by means of a
depicted in such colors. He wanted snovv shoe service and at enormous ex-
to see the solid matter of the illumi- P6"56
c r In places on the line of the Central
nation. Suddenly, he said, before jhe Pacific the snorr yesterday as from
light expired and the Senate was left 150 to 200 feet deep on the tops of the
Hn darkness, the solution was an- snow sheds , and it is feared they will
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satisfactory.
Give tne, a Call !
Give me a Call !
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L. THOMAS.
L. THOMAS.
W. T. BROGDEN,
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE -:- BROKER.
oxford, n. c.
1 t t 1.--? I nciL ivn isrann ine nains. ine snnw
nmmcrci ils -nisiirtr- inrnnr sinn. -1 rr . . - x it tt - -1
... 1 . .. ' has been falling from Oden to Colton umceaiL. j. warasstore iorme
addressing the senator Irom Kansas, 1. December 20,and in Nevada has Pcnt.
he remarked : "If you cannot help been heavier than ever known before.
either the black or white, common de-l In manv of the cuts and narrow ravines A MORTGAGE SALE OF LAND.
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cency requires mai you snouia- noia i"- By virtue ofa ded in trust executedao
your peace,
forty to fifty feet and snow ploughs me by Z. H. Daniel and wife, registered in
are wholly unavailable. In many Book 25, Page 35 I shall, on Mon lay, the
taT-ic tl-, tM;nC or rw.rvA r,fl s7 aay oi t eoruary, iqo, expose tosale to
n.ro.tiiu luoaya tup ui uic s,ght, and no communication can be courthouse door in Oxford, the tract ofland
trade edition of the limes-Union, of had except on snow shoes. situated iirGranville county on the ciarks-
Tifkmvill Fli It i - mifmifinVnt - ville and Goshen roads, near the house
Jacksonville, l-ia. It IS a magnillCient mm.m where Dr. Willis Lewis formerly rested, it
issue, containmu fiftV-SIX Daces exclu- I I M H K U 1-1 I 1 I.I K H:I being the land conveyed to said Z. H.
. - r u 1-1 a v. I J--vA-V AAV w KJ-l Daniel by Geo. B. Rcav's. and is particular
ui tuiuitu tuci, aim cuuiav.- Q !y described in said deed in trust.and con
es descriptions of every section of the WEDNESDAY, FEB. 5, 1890. tains 127 acreN wSHavs Trustee
urange csiaie. aucn a puDiicauon, o January 18th, 1890.
scattered broad cast over the country,
must accomplish gfeat good. As a
journalistic enterprise it is highly cred
itable to the Times-Union. - We sup
pose it casi
kind before
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
The emigration agents are reported eight different characters? supported by Qffi Heradon Block No. 1.
to have said that it is their intention T A 6 r . ,7
ureiies ana ine Desi 01 musical laienr,
ROYKE-f-AND-:-LANSINS'S
MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY, INTRO
DUCING THE TALENTED
COMEDIAN
J. R. ROLLER & SON,
A handsome Suit for "boys
4 to 12 years, elegant styles,
MAKES A NICE PRESENT.
MAKES A NICE PBESENT.
MAKES A NICE PRESENT.
Suits and Overcoats for bisi
Boys and Men,
ACCEPTABLE PRESENTS.
ACCEPTABLE PRESENTS.
ACCEPTABLE PRESENTS.
Soft and Stiff Fur and Woo
H ats, for M err a nd Boys, al
prices
USEFUL PRESENTS.
USEFUL PRESENTS.
USEFUL PRESENTS.
'Lovely Scarfs, Ties, Four-
in-Hand and Bows,
ORNAMENTAL PRESENTS.
ORNAMENTAL PRESENTS.
ORNAMENTAL PRESENTS.
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Kid, Chamois and Wool
Gloves, .
VERY COMFORTABLE PRESENTS.
VERY COMFORTABLE PRESENTS.
VERY COMFORTABLE PRESRNTS.
Silk, Linen and Cambric
Handkerchiefs; Mufflers
shades and grades,
November 29, 1SS9.
Capt. John A. Williams :
I take pleasure in reporting to you
a remarkable cure of a friend of minc
in my neighlxrhood, who was greatly
reduced in flesh, buffering with an
awful ase of Chronic Diarrhoea. The
best medical skill failed to cure and
the patient was in a state of despair as
to ever being cured, but on trying
Panacea Water, a cure was effected in
Jess than a month, although the terri
ble disease had been of over twelve
months in duration. ' This cure is
marvellous bfyond belief and shows
that the water possess peculiar adapta
bility for curing Chronic Diarrhoea.
J. G Randolph.
ail
ily surpasses anything of the hp A T T : "O CXSJCT
c undertaken in the South. LvW X KsH,,
AGENTS FOR THE BEST
SELECT PRESENTS
FIRE, LIFE and ACCIDENT select presents
SELECT PRESENTS
9-17-tj
to takeevery negro out of the counties in the funniest of all farce comedies
of Craven, Edgecombe and Johnson entitled 4
rTL .Ar2? ,lhr X THE SCRAP BOOK."
1 a -rL t i 1" Mandolin Orchestra, Banjo Trios,
ou 441 u,l,iJ 4 ,,c iiuuucuu shubert String Quartette, Music Bur
politicians are becoming 'alarmed at lesque and Comedy of the most refin-
the extent of the exodus in thcuState ed order.
McGINTY IS WITH US.
Seats now on sale at Davis, Thomas
& Co's Drug Store. Prices as usual,
25, 50 and 75 cents.
QOMMiSSIONERS SALE.
and its influence on their future chances
of preferment, and are making efforts
to stem the tide.
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Tta plot In Congress.
t New York World.
r r. - x . , j . . N , . The undersigned has been appointed
of Representatives has determined to commissioner to sell the knds of the late
obey Quay's order, and has decided Sol Hardin to pay his debts. He hence gives
th-it rnnkz mTtct w?if fnr ir mU notice that as such he will sell at Oxford.
.1 .u d..ki: on Monday, 3d March, 1890, at the court
until the seventeen Republican con- houscdoor. fifty acres of land on Bowling's
testantS are seated. Mountain, in Tally Ho township, Granville
In the history of parliamentary gov- JY adjoining the lands of R. W. Booth
JL .u- r Cf.7,.. L. G.Jones, James Wheeler and others,
emment sink? the time of the Stuarts (s well timbered, has two good cabins
there has bcn no such exhibition of on it and a curing barn and is abundant in
tvrannv. U has been the crowning minerals and metals. Terms easy. This
lc .1- I :u:.J4 January 30, 1S90.
mory 01 in )jiu uiv..i c ni w Winston, Cora'r.
md have iaproved that the rights of I A. W. Graham, Attorney.
C. E. Alley,
The Butcher.
Stall No. 11, Oxford Market.
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THE FRESHEST AND BEST
Beef,
Mutton,
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Pork and
Sausage,
Every day at my Stall. Orders re
ceive prompt attention and delivered
immediately to any part of thexity.
FOR SWEETHEARTS.
FQR SWEETHEARTS
FOR SWEETHEARTS,
Presents to suit and please
all. Prices all right. We are
always in the right place
when you Want "high grade"
goods at "low grade" price. So
come to see us, Both sexes in
vited, old and young alike.
Wishing one and all a Merry
Xmas, we close by saying re
member for useful presents
and un approach ab I e prices go
to
M A IN STREET
Capt. John A. Williams is all the
time receiving testimonies in favor of
Panacea Water. ..
Our courteous Mayor, Lewis
Smithy Esq., has given a strongfesti
monial to the value "of the.wattr in
own case and the case of one of his
children. His endorsement is very
ssrong.
Mr. M.F. Hart of Messrs. Hart,
Lawrence & Cochran has given em-
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phatic . endorsement to "the merits of
Panacea. His family had visited sev
eral cele-braed 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 a charm.
Dr. John.W. Booth has had another
case, besides t nose he has heretolore
given, wherein Panacea water actea -
with .very remarkable efficacy.
Mr. J. E. Tyler says he has used the
Panacea in his family with decided
benefit.
Mr. 4 Fleming speaks knowing
ly of the virtues of Panacea Water.
Rev. W. S. Hester says Panacea Wa
er acted like a charm in his case, and
now 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.