THE M3RNING CLA.H10^
Democratic at 'all times. '
SATURDAY- may 20. rSye.
One sensible, deceut n-tiin hus at
last turned up in the Beecher busi
ness. His name is Rev. W- M.
I’aylor ofthe Broadway Tabernacle
It was proposed that lie slwnW hear
all that Beecher and Bowen had to
say and then tell noboly what he
heard. Brother 'I'aylor thought the
lead was more than he could well
carry by his own unaided efforts, as
President Grant would ssy, and de-
clinod with thanks. And now the
question aris-es, what had brother
Taylor done tliat it shonkl be gra -e-
ly proposed to subject him to so
dire a punishment? Could any
man listen to all Beecher and Bow
en could tell and then live!
made the mistake ought in justice
to him to make a prompt and com
plete correction.
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NEW
A Democratic weekly, published
Piii’liaxn 1ST- O*
jNIotto—-May peace and plenty be
and remain the legacy of the South.
T. C. WOODBURN, Ed. Pro.
I). MlLl'ON liROVVN I.>ocal Ed.
L'Tu^GE Stock r,:u‘on. Flour, Lard,
Fi^h, iuid all kind of (ri;ocenes,
Constantly rc.oivuig' at .las. T. Bnut-s.
Stock of N'ow Boots
1 and Slux-s just rec,eiv«ul at .hun.‘s i .
Hunts, Burts Citytnade a speciality .
at low down
Xprioes,i^o 10 -liinie' 1. Hiuit> clu ap
Stor
Queen V^c oria has been oHicial- ■
Iv proclaimed Empress ot India, af
ter tlie mediseval fashion. On
'i'aesday the heralds and trumpet
ers weutfortli, and she.dtfs read the
decree at tlie Royal Exchange, at
C'hariug Crosi and the lown Hall,
Bretfonl. Oa the following day ^
the imperial announcement was ;
mixde at Edinburg Cross,
Scotch ceremony was most; pictu
resque, and WAS conducted by tlie
herals, i>ursuivants and the Queens j
'rrumpetcr for Scotland, the Duke ;
of Albany, His Royal Hi^hneiitho |
Duke of E-linburg, vvho read the ;
proclamation, which w is responded '
lobyth! Marquis of IVa'ie as pur
suivant.
(HU’ions inst.fvuoe ol the
W
AV£-RLY HOTEL,
way in whi^li injustio is done by :
the wide ace.“ptanc.' of a hrst hasty i
imp esriion. remarks tho Xcw York !
7>77//v.\tl'J't tliroughout tlie couu-,
try the supposed relationship of;
Mr.Fcndieton to tlic liowlcr heirs,
ns guardians has ))cen cited as t he
c lief.reason for finding fault witt> ;
his iU'tion. In point of fuel, it now ^
nppears that Mr. Pendleton is noi. ;
and never was, the guardian of the |
Bowler heirs, dournals which have '
citi>bei’i:b. va.
M 01*1*0 w 1 > 1*0 til e rs >
Managers 2nd Proprietors.
JOHN TAYLOE, Assisiant.
A FIRST-CLASS HOUSE. _
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general directory.
ClllJlU^lIES.
Episoot*at,—llev. M. II. Vanghn Kef'
tor-Servicesevery Sunday at 11.J o elock
a. ni. and *)i p- n>. Friday (^venmg^ ■ 2
o'clock p. m.
Mkthodtst-Koa-. s. V_. Hoyle '
Services second Suuday m e«cli
atllM. m., and 7.1 p. m. 4 h
nio-lit 7.J p-Prayer nieetuvg
Tuesday eveuing sau>e ho\u'.
BAi-rr&T-Kev. F. 1’-
Pastor—Services very 1st .
day at U a. uj. and 7.| p. ii»._ ^
meeting every Tliursday evenuig a
o’clock p. in.
PRF:^BYTKiiiAN-Kev. 1>. K- .lonlaj*.
Pastor. Preaching every
Sabbathnt 11 o’(;loeka. nt.and bo clo(-l
Praj'er meeting Wednesday S o cIock.
MAILS.
irendei^^ou—T.eaves daily at S.V a. m-
Arrives 5 p. m. 1
Knap of Beeds-Leaves 1^
Fridays 0 a. Ml. Arrives same daj at
*’* B.Vi-ea—T.eaves B.Mv*a Saturdays at
n. n>. Arrives i2 m. 1
Oak nill-r.eav.‘s \\ (‘dnesday^ ai ‘
Saturdtiys at (> a. m. Arriv.-s 1 u('sda>
and Fri(luys () p.m.
BEQUI.ATIONS OF THK I>OSToFFICK-
Money onkMV issued between 9 a. i»-
! Ma’i'ls floses at 8 a. m. and opens at •'
jp. m. L. C. 'I'AYLOR, P. >1-
OXFOlU).
Mavoi’—Tames B. (,'r(‘W!.
Constable—W. C. (’ral)tree.
(’oinmissiouers—S. S. ^hiitlieock. *
IT, A Williams, '1'. D. Crau tord,
I Watkins.
r'lents, J.adies, Misses and Oliildrens
G Shoes. I
111 n and boys at — j
JllST TO HiVKB. I
Horse collars and llamos. Plow Lines
and name strings, Pln\'«
Points* for shK* by ('ooix>r iV *v illianifc.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS. ^
Paschall & Young,
PR\CTi€INfi PilYSlCIOS,
OXFORD, X. C.
Otllce at T. D. Crawford & CoJ
Drug Store. ^
I^rT E. OWEN,
s r i!(i Ko Nr-i)'.',xTrs't'
OXFORD, N. C.
, orilce at his residence.
Y o s o VIT A- .
in^TKR ('HAHI.KSTOX,
Barber and Hair Dresser,
M.VIN STIU'.KT,
OXFORD, N. C. ,
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Few styles ©f Boots that h^.,i
X 3. been on hand sevenil seasons
must be sold. Coo])cr idianis-