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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-23

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Netiss iisASrs = give. that ths 49, Es
to make 6nal Dsecfta sappers OF biz clein: and
dat aid Pr q viii b msds before the C5eh
Of the Disissse Csost 81 Webster eeuaeN Neo.;
10 BERT RowNp.
% I'd entry No. 913. for he SsatA-oagt q 81
Sect To N Of r II, Wua. so na0O he TO-
ovjoe Witnesses to Druve BIZ e~aakiaooas essi-
deneo upoa and caslvDkjea Of sid lA94s viz.
Dand e .Hnsleesr 4. ksfikneR lcaFy q SCOT
Sevisiss1 8. W. SW1lz1k 1s6ina.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-23


0aoWN Co0ncAl Co.
C~en3eDm yeasB ] eaVo
bsenagveaAsu6serG Oyspepsia.
and could "a % n3ief(AaVt1I nd
everything which ~ soes00se6
ed uati1. acting - de advice 1t .
Gisnd, vhe bad bsen bsae6tted -
RaoWSfs laos DarTER4l erieda
eeeale. vith oese surprising resulss.
Psevioss 70 taking 6aown's IQpe
bsrTnxs. everything ! ase d'se!ssSsd
-, and ssGese6 greatly heos
besning sensatiea ID IL sssalA,
which v0 uabaamhoa Since tak.
iag 1eovufslnoM esTsasn, n ~
0ouhlo 40 . n cd. Ca eat any
sios vithoss any disaGZeeshss -.
su1o. - practically anothsg
DasDea. lin. w ]. eGyuH,
Maverick 81, =. bossea.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-23
KAKUED

A1ew boarders BY the week ct fea,
|sousbBe rates. good recommendation,
|asfhe farmers eating house.
E. A. YoCxa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-23

-
81 in6t C3&h ~ Bad line. " Who
- quito - & nlnt OF s~biilinssH.te.
ntn3o8 for 4such " aEzament to sQs-
fain i in it. demOcraeie confne. Il az
DsEas tbat The email bore politicians
fh&1e 5or sbe last lev yeate aStosnpfed
20 coutrot tho prlmaFtee aud eonyen-
t5oee u Webster county. Nou,9f, I
Nm INSIDE some inquiry 70
i4jsoO WIN we're The small boto9 ke1ored
M onA tnd that they are my BODY
ord esofy body that suees ur snpports
The straight fepublicAu ticket. Then
HE ipteFBpce would nstneni!y 10 that
II u1Unepf1rted The de1nncrat1c and
nls3s ck&1,ueressthe 9roat bores1and
- ID On which the Argus
Jeund. We nresSosced " The
p961o15ens tAee ene-4xEN re great
eee1 Nh1pes sek1ly eel!ssels : ana,
|eif. 3n1lke d. 3Ans tie
osf W(q< l1eoeton Was
comp6 ind - true.
- Q any other
thas they
Goo01 ticket .
IN this county, or
1911 the esates And 1
A1ku4sQe Any Otoes p0Jyer 20
. nan on IL ticket rho = not
Hetier pephollcan the ever harmed
The edltuFini char - TIE ArytM. l
e6alteuge the Argus 20 na1nc : nAn
ENsho was > mem6er q 4he t1et county
|tonyentiOn, and rOted tor any 81 the
Sson who wer n0minatods Who wae
art Of smsll clique, o. WHO ~ with
0onf standing IN the community. lack
~ IN property, or intellls0nce. unre-
EiS6ie and nnllushingiy impndenk or
Mo psncticed shame6aa tFickosy, or
20 was fIse rng tng pfa4y palty.
DOES the Auus da5e 20 ~ theDe'
nsn we're bEi6ed. Or buIDdoeed into.
kLel.,gs Hhame on thn y1fi8ef. Now
8 let n for . mUanent = who we're
osvenltlsy, reliable and Influential
rTsG hIicnns who were shouting them
boarse fue n. Warren f0F sher-
name = few ii them, I can
hem Ill. but give yOu these
n0 f0g kampJes: @. G.
Ieadss. Mr.. Miner,
1 Int tome times,
s rhar5 iteIe more re-
nctehJe. k1k6mtublican
whea did Nj.
= iIefe vho & hulter: Nns,
rep,ilarlv fut
ExI7z6S8Sihe committed re-
.,rted his Official linen in = deDlorahle
:, i;s;nm Ali the which Mr.
{nS,avs csu do 70 the republican marty
H&RxfesS Cah uo III iSP"Dss.aA P"ssy
H. s..s a,so : raa,,,or hr,ser .nJ
QUE; Was "a "'so r. as# m, u9 r,on "r
la luz d,,s hut w.s wa,cbaJ to-
w"s u ;.' s"or, 's s..ss,nsns wss ~
ed b VII the inres.igasiny committee
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-23

We call the attention of all desiring
such accommodations, TO the farm
loan department Of our business. IN
which we are still offering the best in-
ducenents Ia the public.
There Ia absolutely no cost TO our
customers. No fees for abstract title:
no fees for recorhing mortgages: no
fees for taking acknowledgements, no
loans paid in checks or drafts upon
which the borrower must pay . dis
count i'm order to get the money, but
all loans paid in actual cash. over our
counters without any deduction what
ever.
In placing our loans there is no te-
dious delay in submitting applications
70 eastern parties, ~ our facilities ara
such that Ne can, close all coed loans
on short notice.
w are prepared to fil desirable
cams n nine per cent. straight with no
charge of any nature whatever. Al
pAylnents Of interest sud principa
may he made at aur hank, ard viii b
sent . the parties free az charge af5t
inerrest notes reissned - cur ciiltom
fses ar pronsptnsss and fair deal
and We \ - thoee vii sIsam -
: Of iorty fest wssggeot : c6ssk
years old But clearly e spsnd ~
nuch less; for the reason for vith = ~
teltQ =! not 50 much that Il underutoo
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-23

BROWNS IRON BIT
TIERS acts like q charm
on the digestive organs
removing all dyspepue
symptoms, such rs tast-
ING tho food, Belchin9s
Heat in the Stomach
Heartburn, etc. The
only Iron Preparation
that will not blacken he
teeth or give headache.
sslA by an Drueeisss.
! Brown Chemical Co
0aldaoss, Id.
Z. 3, S:s-s = .s..r
Aass essase1N1Hso - Ha1s-
nfAa unuDas
sswAa. OF
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-23
Legal Notice.
IN THE COUNTY oaEH COURT
= Of Webster county.
James n. N0sena,
20.
John ". Warrick.

q.
John w. Warrick.
NOTICE OF A~rrAcHNExT.
John w. Walrick will take motto .
that ON the l5sh day Of November, 1883
John r.. Wilcox, judge Of said court,
Issued an order q attachment for the
sum Of Twelve tl3) dollars in an action
pending before him, Wbeseip lanes y.
Aosena 10 plaintiff and JOHN ". War
rick defendant. that property consist
ing Of one trunk and contents, has
been attsched under said order. Said
CAUSE was Continued 70 the 3lst day 81
December, 1883, ~ nine O'Clock .. m.
JAMES II. MoeENA, Plaintiff.
Edwin G. Hawley. Attorney.
Red Cloud, Neb., N0y. 70, 1888.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-23
New Advertisements
SUFFER

no longer from Dyspep-
sia, Indigestion, want OF
Apostle ,losso Strength
lack OF Energy, Malaria,
Intermittent Fe~ers, dc.
BROWNS IRON BIT
TIERS never fails to cure
all these diseases.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-23

VINO Is SUI
kNSPPen'
OF Ape
Weakness
o-.1
Z" -
\ N, "o'E
QbMln .
EN- Blood
2 Ia NV call.
Es-oS D.,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-20
AEs5DE SYETEf VIE.

.Abide with me-fast falls the eventide,"
The sunset fires are Paling in the West,
The tender shadows of the cleaning fall,
And purple twilight shrouds world at rest.
"Abide with me- little maiden sings,
With clasped hands and reverent face up
turned;
JOYOUS and clear the childish treble rings,
No undertone of sadness in the strain.
abide with me"-the glrlish voice is sweet,
Yet half unheedful of the grand old hymn,
Earth's joys. earth's love, seem so exceeding
fair,
And Heavens glories far away and dim;
Yet still the singer chants the sweet old strain
With dropping head and humbly bended knee
0When other helpers fail and comforts flee,
Help OF the helpless, oh, abide with me-
abide with me" the weary mother sings,
AS the deep shadows fall at close Of day,
flushing, with loving voice and soft caress,
The little ones so tired with their play.
And when the blue eyes close in restful sleep.
Still she sings softly on in earnest plea,
"Who like Thyself. my guide and stay can be:
Thro' cloud and sunshine, Lord, abide with
me-"
"Swift TO its close ebbs out life's little day.
4 trembling voice uplifts the dear old hymn.
And Heaven seems so near and fair home.
And earths allurementS far away and aim.
Hold Thou Thy cross before my closing eyes,
Bat little more OF earth those eyes Will see;
"Heaven's morning breaks and earth's vain
shadows fee,
In life, in DEATH oh Lord, abide with me-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-20
JOHN L. RICHARDS
IMMENSE STOCK OF
Dry Goods and Notions

Is now in store for the fall and winter trade. II
is a Wholesale Stock. for sac retail at ~holrsa'e
prices Black Cashmcres ot al the best Frrn'h
inakes-5etter goods and lo"er prices than CAP
elsewhere he obtained And ,hc same may oe
said Of my very large stock Of al! oihcr pain and
fauce Dres, Goods Flannel Suitirgi Canton
Cloths. Shood,hs black ard Coorrd sik@' Vel
vets, Pushes. satius, md Al the Trimmings to
ga with the Dress Goods Tuhul,r Brads IN all
co!urs. Lidie,' and Child eh's Merlno Under
wrar, all sizes and al qualities. Mems aud Boys
White Underwear.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
Counierpanes Comforts, Pillow Castings, i""fi
inys. Table Linens, Napkins, &C Ladi-s' and
Misses
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-20
4 valley OF sbcasis-

a valley surprising in reality of horrors
the tabled region of the upaS tree has been
discovered in the Island Of Java. This
island is volcanic, and in one spot the
are 50 deadly that the place is called the
Valley Of Death. As the traveller APP
proachcS it he is attacked with nausea aud
g:1dmess. lie also notices n suitocating
smell. AS he advances these symptoms
disappear, so that, after passing through,
the visitor is able to examine with lcs-
risk the spectacle before him. A recent
traveller describes the valley az being all
oval about one mile in circumference. and
ABOUT thirty or forty feet below the level
OF the surrounding land. The floor Of :be
valley is Nat, dry, without any vegetation,
and scattered all over 1t are The skeletons
of men, tigers, wild Eoars, birds aud
stagS, lying among large blocks of sionc.
No stream or smoke /, 10 be seen. nor any
creyice apparent in the earth, which APP
pears to be a. hard as rock. The hills
which hem in tLis valley 0! desolaiiom are
clothed from base 10 summit with healthy
trees and bushes. The traveller whom wc
have quoted descended the side OF one
hill, with the aid Of a bamboo stick, 10
about eighteen feet from the bottom, and
he compelled Il dog TO 90 down 10 the
plain. La five seconds tie animal fell on
its side motionlrs-, although il continued
To breathe for eighteen minutes. Another
dog died in ten minutes; fowl only re-
sisted the deadly air for minute aud a
half, and was dead before he reached the
bottom. 1t is believed that the human
skeletons are those OF maleIacfors who
have sought refuge here, ignorant of the
fatal influence Of the air they came 10
breathe. The neighbOring mountains are
volcanic, but they neither emit sulphur
Gus Odors nor DO they present any iHdica-
ton of recent eruption.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-20
KID GLOVES,

in all shades and styles. have the Foster
patent 5-hook gloves as low ~ 50 cents, and up
10 the best. In CORSEIS have good stock.
and for 50 cents have the boss Of all COrsets.
T,,t,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-20
Fringes, L2ces and Trimmings

OF all kinds, can please All. In Ribbons ny
stock Is complete from the cheapest 10 tie
best To the ladies Will say That have an
ELEGANT stock Of
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-20

A bright little Decatur girl, noticing
among the company at her fathers resi-
dence on certain occasion gentleman
whose face was considerably pock- marked
seemed much struck with his sppcirspcr,
and, after the company retired. ioquirsl
who the "moth-est,n gentIesurn" was.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-20
MOLLER & CO.,
Organ Manufacturers,
HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND,

ARE prepared nv the very considerable enlarre-
rneut of their buildings and added facilities 20
f ! womprly orders for large PIPE ORGANS
FOR CHG ::CBES They ri,o manufacIur" tie
AOLLER CHORAL PIPE ORGAN as well az
every valley of CABINET ORGANS.
Their aim will he - attain perfection in all
thr varied requirements of superior Instrument.
Their ttetimouiil are rUmerOus and uniform
a. TO superior Qn,liiy of "Tonr," combined With
ex'r'OTGinary power aud yarrIy of compo-i;i
The report "t a committee empowered 10 Sc
lect { y toe Chapel Of the First Reformed Church
N Hng,cr-Iowr, Nd, is ia the following The
HULLER ORGAN completely carri c the day,
from the sotIe,t whisper 10 the most powerful
tnr.e dit i simply woud, rful," and we heartily
recommend the choice Of the MOLLER ORGAN.
Our prices are uniform securing the advar-
tag # good instrument at u reasonable price.
July s, 1882. ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-20

4 clergyman, whose handwriting was
far from legible, had occasion in an essay
for publication to make use Of the phrase
"No cross, no crown" The puzzle IL was
to the brain of the composi,or having il
in charge may be imagined better than
described, as also the surprise Of the
learned author, who read this solution Of
il: "No cows, no cream"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-20

think am in the front ard the leader in low
prices All ask is that you call aud take n
look. Ladies Lace and silk Ties in endless
variety. Ny stock Of Gents CUTS, Ties nnd
Bows is much more complete than the town
has ever known, so come in and take look at
thpm In me line of
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-20
WHITE SHIRTS

sell the celebrated and well-known Dinmo1d,
of which there is no better; IL is made Of Wam-
sutta muslin fof which there IS no better mtis-
lin to make n shirt out OF, the bosom Is l5p
linen, and YOU don't want II any finer, and -
sewed with -. y. 7. cotton, which Is the King oil
all cotton-laundried, l.25, unlaundried, Sl.O9.
For 75-cent Shirt defy the world this Is say
ing lots but mean it,: IL sails under the name
OF the MAGNET, and Is made OF good, heavy
niusiin. good. all linen. bosom. and sewed with
o. y. T. cotton: il has the everlasting stay al
tachment, we'll gusseted, and fits AL the time,
and have the exclusive agency Tor lt-ohly -
cents. Ihaye good line OF Colored Percale
Shirts.
BY honest, fair, square and upright dealing
with one and ali, hope 10 merit share ol the
public patronage. Yours, respectfully,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-20
COAL! COAL!!

7 AN now fully prepared to furnish all
| kinds of the very best quality of coal.
Red and White Ash, Nut. Stove, and Egg;
also Cumberland Lump and Run of Mine.
Guarantee quality and prices to be as
good and low as can be bought. All orders
left at the store or warehouse will receive
prompt attention. Your orders solicited.
G. 7. HODGES.
Sept. so, 1882. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-20
DRESS GOODS

Is conn pletc. Worsted Limitation Cashmere. all
wool filIings) rs low as 1919 cents, up to SO per
yard in all the new styles and cOIorS. Ny line
OF Black Cashmercs cant be beat; have \ per-
feet beauty for 81 cents, and on mp in proper
lion Ny line OF Black silk viii speak FOR lteri.
The exclamation OF every one that looks ~ my
Prints is, that they a.e cheap and h.auliiul.
Red and white Flanneis NJ AL prices; b!eached
and brown Canton do at cents; good domestic
Gingham from cents up. In Sheetlng and T.
c. Muslin, Bed Tick, &c, my stock ls complete.
Kentucky Jeans from ~ cents 10 any price The
mind can think of: also q full stock Of Cassl-
mars nt nrices thai will make YOU buy. In
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-20
Notions and Fancy NOnds
Ladies' and Gents Underwear

IamallO X Ladies' Hose DC, s., l0c. up 10 the
Lest. mrn.s ualf Hose al DC up % tLe hCst. In
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-11-29

Gen. Gordon of Georgia has
written a letter to Mr.. Randall
10 which he takes the position
that the tariff question should
be postponed until after the
presidential election. Gen.
Gordon is an able man and his
vie-s will naturally have great
weight with that class who are
to make the tariff ques.
ion an issue next year.
Gen. Gorton says: Theques
|tion of a tariff for revenue or
protection or Of free trade lie
not one which requires immedi-
ate OF even speedy attention.
It ia a question which may be
safely deferred until after the
next Presidential contest. In
deed, the policy of the Govern
ment upon the great question
is one which all men, whatever
may be their opinion upon this
subject, ought to be ready to
weigh with great deliberation
and settle finally on conserva.
tive lines. While / am theore-
tically a tariff man for revenue
only, | would not, if ! had the
entire power in my own hands,
make radical and Sudden
changes. A few years are as
nothing in the lifetime of the
Government, and l do not sec
the necessity for endangeripg
tho success of eur own party IN
q great contest only one year
hence in order 10 inaugurate a
change of policy in one house,
while we have no power to en-
force the DEGREES Of that house
in the Senate or with the Exc
cutiYe. Especially do / consid
CT it unwise at this time to make
such an attempt in view of what
| have already said in reference
to the opinions of that very
strong class whom Idenominate
business people. For these rea-
sons, having many others which
j wish / bad time to develop, ]
hope to seeyou elected Spaker.''
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-11-29
n-isarmanant of Var.


The Paris correspondent of
the London Standard observes
that, while the Parsians are dis
cussing the possibilities ola war
with China, they are overlook
ing a serious and much greater
danger nearer home. He says
*Roumania, Seryia, italy and
Spain have become members OF
the AUST German alliance,
and 4 h.va-reason to believe
observation-disclosures will very short
ly haze apTaetical result. l an
assEssd Ibyaf.~%-u-hona /.
know to be in the confidece Of
Prince Bismarck that Germany
has agreed with Austria and the
other members of the alliance.
which now embraces tho whole
of Continental Europe except.
ing france, Russia, Denmark
and the Scandinavian King.
doms, to propose q general con.
gress with q view to q mutual
and general disarmament. AS
to the time when this thunder
bolt of war is to be launched
under pacific pretences / can
not say; but | am assured it has
been assented to by Austria,
Spain and Italy, and / can hard.
is suppose that some inkling of
the matter has not reached Her
Majesty's government. Some
knowledge Of it certainly reach.
ed Russia, and it would render
me coup d'etat in Bulgaria in
tclligible enough.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-11-29
LEGlsLATIve CANDIDATES.

Tho list of candidates at the
ensuing session of the Legisla-
ture bids fair to be a very
lengthy ene. The Jackson Ledg-
er gives the following list:
Capt. r. l.. aBobn Henderson,
of Meridian, is q candidate fol-
Secretary Of The Senate. So is
Price Porter, Esq, present in
E~cumbcnt.
Capt. B. L Jones and Major
Francis Won are candidatef
for Sergeant M-AriDs Of the
Senate.
Geo. T.. Potter, Esq, says be
ia willing to sep4e as Sergeant
at A of the House.
Mrs. Morancy and Irs Wright
are candidates for Librarian
The following named gentle
men have been saggested fof
Speaker: Honse<ico. M. Gvean,
of Pike; A. j. Hnker, Of LaFay
cite; +. "A Montgomery, of Boil
var; w. M. IngoA of Alcorp; w
i. Harper, of Jefferson; NJ. Mil
Ter, Of v~icksburg; II. d. Game
ron, Of LaudelSale; DIR. John
Murry, of Tippah, and DR.. J. 8.
Montgomery, Of Oktibbeha.
The candidates for Clerk are,
Bridges, Of Okt;bbeha; William
son, of Marshalt Rush, OF La
Fayettc; Wirstn. Of binds;
Campbell of Jefferson and Lew
is of Claiborne.
Nessrs. McQuiston and Chan.
dler are candidates for Superin-
tendent of the penitentiasy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-11-29

One million five hundre 1
thousand foreigners have settel-
ed in the United States in the
past four years and it is stated
they brought with them fifty
million OF dollars in gold. OF
this vast number of immigrants
not one hundred thousand set.
tied in the Southern States.
There are three candidates
for Mayor i'll Jackson, viz Smith,
McGill and Clingan. AcGill is
the present incumbent and is Il
Republican The other twoare
Democrats and ifthey both con
tinue in the field, McGin will be
elected without any trouble. III
IS probable that one Of them
will Withdraw and if that should
occur MeGill may be beaten.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-11-29

The National Cotton Planters
Association which met at VicSs
burg on the 2lst inst was wei.
attended. There were present
over dvc hundred delegates
from twelve States. Interest
ing addresses were deliyeVd ~
"a number OF distinguished gen
ltlcnrcn Resolutions we're adopt
cd urging Senators aud Repre-
sentafiyes In Congress TO use
their best efforts to make lIoe-
raj appropriations to carry ont
the great work ofthc Aisslssip'
pi River Commission and Capt.
Eads as the true plan to ne
adopted, until this great artery
Of trade ana travel shall answer
the purpose designed by our
commercial Interests and by ma
|ture. and brcQme the great high
way of commerce from the lakes
to the sea, affording safe trans
portaiion at all seasons for The
products of this great valley"
Resolutions were also adopt
ed asking Congress and State
Legislatures for appropriations
in aid of agricultural and me
ehanical colleges and the estab.
lisbment Of experim entail sta
tionstin the South; also condem-
natory Of speculatious in fu-
lures. and inviting communica-
tons on thio evil for publication
n tho official organ OF the asso.
ciation.n Col. r.. 9. Morehead
was unanimously re-ele cted
President of thu Association
Vice Presidents were elected
from each of the States repre-
sented in the Conventions; DR..
Busy of Columbus and H. w.
Foote of Macon are the Vice
Presidents for this State. The
Association adjourned on the
23d inst, to meet in New Or
leans at the opening of the Elk.
position in December, 1884.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-11-29


The order tN the British
troops to evcuate Egypt has
been countermanded. The de.
feat Of the Egyptian troops by
the false prophet is the alleged
cause OF this course. It is
feared that the false prophet
will oyerrun the whole country
If the red coats. are Withdrawn.
England hardly ever voluntary
gives up any territory which she
has suhjagated. She has posses
sions in every part of the globe
and is sill thirsLing for furth or
acquisitions. The British Pre-.
hier is in favor of withdra wing
from Egypt and leaving the peo-
pie free to govern themselves
but a majority Of his people are
evidently opposed to such q
course. Ifhe should be turned
out ofonicc, hissuccessor would
pcrsuo a different policy and
Egypt would soon become .
British colony.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-11-29

Mr.. e.. A. Garland has retired
from the management of the
Water Valley Central. He has
been connected with it since it's
Grst issue in 1860. Mr.. Garland
splendid newspaper man
s;.a.re glad to know that
rn 1t from the prcfes-
sioh VIII pc On Temporary.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-11-29

Gen. Malone il very angry
because his party met with a
late o1ection sad has issued .
lengthy msnifesn in which he
uses very bitter language
against his opponents. The
General never was noted for
a~miability and now that he has
met with a great disaster he is
in a worse humor than ever.
He would have appeared to bet
ter advantage If he had accept
ed his overthrow with becoming
dignity and fortitude. Bitter
and vindictive abuse Of his
enemies will not strengthen his
cause or retrieve his DECLINING
fortunes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-11-29

Old Simon Cameron of Penn.
sylvauia is a great admirer ol
Malone. The Republicans gen.
orally have q great liking for
him because he tried to defeat
and break downthe Democratic
party in the old Dominion.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-11-29

The Tapelo Journal says
The result of the recent election
IN the second district proves
conelnsiyely that Chalmers can
never hope for a re- election to
Congress with a strong man OBJ
posed to him. He would not.
be in the race against either
Morgan OF Howry.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-11-29

The Indian population of The
United States is slowly increas-
ing instead Of decreasing as is
the popular belief. The census
of 1880 shows to he a fact.