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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-26
PiTH AND POINT.

The course of true love runs over
a corduroy road -Donneiiy CIPHER
Nothing so wildly reminds us OF
the brevity of life as = thirty-day note.
Many n homely. unattractive girl
gets husband on account Of her ps
value.-Lys.
81 often cut my oldest acquaint.
ancc." said the buzz saw. as 1t took Off
"a mill hands finger
The adage. 1T takes a thief to
catch thief" is not highly compli.
mentary TO the detective. Pick
We've known several women TO
BE- outspoken. but we're still looking
for one that's been outtalked -Dulufh
Pardgrdpher.
Customer Tin restaurant eating
rapidly y)-''Waiter what can you
bring me for desert. quick: I'm in 4
great haste" "Hasty pud.
din. sab. "-Epoch
We can be guided by usefulness
and happiness only by those who have
themselves found the road; never by
those who have missed it and made a
wreck II their own lives
Does your mother wear felt slip
pers?' aske d an old lady of . little
boy where she was visiting. "Yes.
ma am. she do. I've felt EN-" an
swered the small boy. significantly.
Persons nowadays receive their
friends with open arms. The primi-
tive animals received theirs with open
jaws. because they had originally re-
garded all other beings either as enc.
mics or articles of diet.
Father (who has given his con.
senD-'I hope. young man, that you
know the value of the prize you will
get in my daughterr' Young Man
"Well-er-no. sir; don't know the
exact value. but as near rs ] can find
out it's in the neighborhood Of $50.
900"
Second Husband Ito wife)-"l
was at the cemetery to-day. my dear.
and found your former husband $
grave in very bad condition." Wife
IL suppose it is" Second Husband
Yes. the inscription Gone. but
not forgotten is nearly overgrown
with grass. IN J. Sun
Mrs. Honeydove-'Dear me. can,
see what can keep Charles out so late!
Here it is eleven o clock. He's regu.
lar slave to his business" Mrs. Twice
married (pityingly)-'That's what
thought of my first husband. dear; bu,
the second knows it's always best to
get home by dinner time"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-26
WEALTHY COlOREO MEN.
q Few Of Those who Are worth Over
Fifty Thousand Dollars

Frederick Douglass is said TO be
worth $3.50. 600. although he is only
assessed for SIS. s95 worth Of property.
Samuel Harris, negro Of Williams
burg. Va. is worth $50 600 In Rich.
mond there Is an Africo-American
barber named William Lyons who is
worth $50. 900.
The weallhiest person of the African
race north of Mason and Dixon's line
is DIR. James ~ Gloucester. of Brook
lyn. The Gloucester estate is valued
at 900 COO
A. Nickens owns and manages n
pottery at Haddonfield. from which he
-trrnedd -seaat-SvoFk -seat- thaLoutrivalcd every
thing of its kind at the New Orleans
Exposition.
In Augusta. Ga. w. G. johnson,
general merchant is said 10 bo worth
e35. 600 Mrs Nora Foster, a hand
some quadroon. recently inherited
fortune of nearly $780, 600 from her
husband.
Nineteen colored men of Baltimore
are said To be worth $500, 900. The
wealthiest is Joseph Thomas. who Is a
boss stevedore. He is worth So, 900.
James l. Bradford, green grocer. is
worth $50. 900.
Rev. James Ramsey, Of Hancock
County. O.. is worth si5o. 600. and is
the largest individual holder in the
Bank of Findlay. There are ouite A
number of negroes with property in
Ohio amounting to SIS. 0o0
Stewart Ellis. of Raleigh. n. c.. has
oiled Government contract for car
Pentering on building worth $780,
BOO w. C. Coleman. wholesale and
retail merchant of Concord. N. C.
owns several Of the finest breed of
horses in the State. Minneapolis
Tribune
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-26
Puzzles for Postmasters.

A letter addressed to M=-Th Schmei
der aKrafKa Lack Post Ofico. St.
Louis. no." was sent from 81. Loui.
post-oflica to Creve CGur. ST. Louis
County. Mo. Look NJ this one.
said Mr. Patrick. diving after Curl
osity: "A wi bi Augusti Yeaksn No
Bob To Levrr ST. Sweanis. NJ" 1t
was sent to August Jackson. 500
South Levee- The Bob" BY hard
study. became ''306." and the TO"
was easily changed to so" for south.
What 10 you think of this one?"
asked Mr. Patrick; party patchaar
Ganay c. b. harhved ip nat divrerd
inpdayes retukn to matay CAR 9enteR e"
After much study ;ha; le;;+r wa< sont
10 c. A. Hubbard. Apache. Arizona
the re-t Of the snperscription being:
If not delivered in ten days return to
Matte Carpenter Mr.. Hubbard
was found and claimed his leitar -
s. Louis Globe -DsasserGi
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-26
PRorPr coxpLIAxcr wrrH LAw.
WIN Aid the Strikers.

WAsHISGroS, Jan. -. = District As.
Bsmbly No. % Knights Of Labor, at their
meeting last night. pas sed the foil owing.
Resolved. That District Assembly No. %,
Knights Of Labor, extend to our brethren
Of the Schuylkill valley our heartfelt
sympathy and earnest hope for the ulti-
mate complete success of their heroic
strike against the hairless tyranny, in.
justice and greed OF the Reading corpora
tions. and we hereby pledge ourselves. as
the representatives OF the order in the
District Of Columbia, to contribute to the
full extent Of our financial ability to
make this e. 1t against injustice q victo-
~ by organised labor
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-26

A Colorado paper tells of a visit
ing damsel who was attacked by
vicious bull In great fright she cast
herself on the ground. face down
ward The bull gored that tenderly-
framed air-castle called a hustle until
il gave way. and he retired with the
TePhy. The young woman was sarsd.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-26

TEE italian Governments has contract
a with Philadelphia firm for a number
= dynamite guns TO use in its Ably byssinian
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-26
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Compiled from Various Sources.

rHE American Pol and China Swine Rec
I'd Association held its annual meeting
- Cedar Rapids, Ia, on the 18TH
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-26

4 SECRETARY vIIAs has relieved Assis-
oant Secretary Nnldrow OF the care OF
Hand decisions, ard has taken this class
81 work under his own supervision.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-26

THE Secretary Of State has received the
rusignation of Mr. Frederick Ellison, of
Indiana, as United States Consul at st.
Usleua
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-26

& A BILL has been introduced in the Ken
ncky Legislature practically prohibiting
barrisee with any man whose morals are
b. Of the purest-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-26

IT il rumored that Austria IL TO stand
VI FerdinaL4 as Prince Of Bulgaria. and
Mat in such event Russia will make
nght, II fecesssry. TO keep him OF the
ohrone
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-26

Mr.. WILLIAM O'BRrES. editor OF United
Ireland. was released from Tullamore
prison on the Goth. A number Of other
Similar offenders we're sent 10 jail during
The day.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-26

THE Government Of Portugal has noti-
bed the Secretary OF State that il has re-
aounced the protectorate over Dahomey,
which il assumed by a treaty concluded
IN 1885.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-26

REPRESENTATIVE BELNoNT, chairman Of
me House COMMITTEES on foreign affairs.
SAID, on the 18th. that he did not believe
nsn would be put on the free list in any
tarin bill to be introduced at the present
session OF Congress, and that certainly
nny proposition to admit fish free, or to
rsduee the duty upon it. would be un-
fAvoraeiy regarded BY the foreign affairs
4ommlste&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-26

Mr. W. J. LANE, member of Parliament
'for the Eastern division Of Cork County,
ireland, has been sentenced to a months
Imprisonment without labor for melting
tenants to resist bailiffs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-26

The 50. james GIzetts announces the
Resignation of Lord Charles Beresford, a
5unior lord Of the British Admiralty, and
eavs that other changes in the Admiralty
Office are probable.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-26

The New York Tribune says that the
Accident to Mrs John A. Logan, by which
She Vas thrown from a carriage. has Ieft
hsting results. Her friends are informed
y letters that she has severe pain almost
constantly in the injured shoulder. Mr..
logan Is said 10 have grown old rapidly
einee the Generals death, and to have
lost much Of her old-time viyacity and
energy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-26

The charges made by Irish leaders
against Mr.. Balfour. that he wanted half
> dozen Of the most prominent and
physically weakest to die in prison, is to
be brought to the attention of Parliament.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-26

CONVOY of prisoners. while being
taken from South Russia to the Caucasus,
mutinied and attacked the engine driver.
Inc tram was stopped and a desperate
hght ensued, in which eight soldiers, two
genuarmes and thirty-one prisoners were
kilIed. Twenty-one prisoners escapad
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-26

AMONG the petitions presented in the
enate, on the 1eth, was one asking for a
mango in the postal laws so that apaper-
spaek novels, Observation-Disclosures storiesp
snah not be sent through the mails as
second-ciass matter, paying one cent per
fonna, While school, law, scientific and
re- hsious books have to pay eight cents
Der pound.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-26

The full Corean legation called at the
<State Department at Washington on the
zi.th, and then proceeded to the White
<house, accompanied by Secretary Bayard
znnd Chief Clerk Brown They were in.
produced individually to the President.
VINO welcomed them TO the United States
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-26

ihE general passenger agents of the
trunk lines decided. at meeting in New
ork, on the 18th, that on and after
january % all the free passenger bag
gage-l5o pounds to each passenger-will
Pc checked through to Pacific coast
points. All excess baggage will have TO
Pc rechecked at the Missouri river.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-26

s EDWARD f. LEWIS and Wm. Fl. Hunt
of Pittsfeld, Mass, have succeeded in
producing copper by treating iron with
Certain acids. Lewis was badly burned
by an explosion in their laboratory on the
l7th.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-26

JACOB SHARP swore on the 18th that he
expects to die soon, and that he wants to
settle up all his earthly affairs without
aeiay, IN order that he may die in peace.
Inc SUIT IN which he made this melancholy
hiiiaaVit Is one brought against him to re-
cover an unpaid bill for wire fence.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-26

II POLISH land owners are in despair over
the rapid depreciation in the value OF
their estates. They complain that the
government avoids buying army supplies
In Poland, prefsrring to buy elsewhere at
fenhanced prices
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-26

The Mexican Government has for
swarded to Washington papers requesting
the extradition Of Mayer, alias Bou-ton,
the Patti concert ticket swindler. There
is great anxiety to have Bourton brought
to answer for his stupendous fraud.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-26

SIMULTANEOUSLY with the order Of the
Eerv an Government for ths-Snanufact-
ure and delivery of 10000 rifles comes
the verified report that $4,000 similar
weapons have been contracted for by the
sHungarians.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-26

REPRESENTATIVES O'DoSSELI. Of Michi-
gan, has prepared for introduction in the
House bill providing that, after July ],
the postage on city letters, where the
System of free delivery is establis he'd,
snail be fixed at one cent per ounce or
Traction thereof.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-26

The President, on behalf Of himself and
3Mrs. Cleveland, has accepted ex-Govern-
Por CornelPs invitation to attend the
stweitth annual commencement of Cornell
university at Ithica, n. Y, next June,
conditioned upon the possible emergen-
cies OF official dusiss a. .Lat tina
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-26

hR. HOWARD DOUGLASS, supreme
chancellor 9f the world, Knights of
*fythias, states that the necessary funds
pave been secured for the entertainment
1oi the members Of the grand lodge OF the
United States, and that their next meet
8tng will be held in Cincinnati.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-26

FORT KEoeH, Mont. has the honor Of
baving the widest range Of temperature
OF any place on earth. During a recent
storm the thermometer marked 65 deg.
*below, while last summer it ranged from
'zo to l50 degrees above, a total range for
q wear of 1a5 decraas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-01-26
CAPITAL BUDGET.

Indications Of n Lively Skirmish-A serfks
Soon Ended-Natienat Board of Trade
Observation-Disclosures the Reading
strfke-Th. New Law In Regard TO Third
and Fourth Glass Mail Matter Given I'm
mediate Eject.
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remedy free from complications: easy 10
use, and 50 harmless tina, II can be admin
istertil Go the youngest children with i'm
pnnty. sent TO any address upon receipt
OF S..
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Miss Ros. Elizabeth Clereixnd Vii
next year 20 10 Europe 10 pursue hes
literary ~ -dis~-
Private 8 c-esxry Lxmpns has taken
4 c<sstaxe near Newport, and VIII have
the President and Mrs Cleveland -
his guests part Of the season
Ishn p. ST. John i kni enough to
inforns the world that Gen Harrison
X a re-pertalsIe man. and that he Is
also mperzsr in his h.kits-
General Lev Wallace Is to write q
cx-up4;xr lie of General Harrison,
whfeh sill b. issued early in August
The life OF Bxa Harri-oa by the author
Of @ Ben Hur~ ~iil he worth reading
Poor csriosta. ex-empress o.
Mexico. Is rapidly weakening. and Is
expecs<f 70 die ~ any moment The
unfortunate woman has never bad a
sane moment sinre she reserved the
news Of her husbands execution.
The nex emperor of Germany i
szid TO - suffering FROM . disease OF
the ear. and the possibility Of his early
death il already being discussed by
premature writers The Illness the
emperor Is suffering from il nos cafi-
Ger. ba. an ass.rsiCn Of which the na-
ture Il nos generally known. He has
been affected by il Tor long time, and
during the mortal Illness Of the late
Emperor William he paid regular vis-
lis to cert4in weil-known specialist
in Inter den Linden.
Russell sage went into q cheap
clothing store The other day % buy his
usual ST. summer suit, and while
diekering dropped roll Of bills A
cashboy found them and turned them
OYER 70 the manager This Is the
honest boy who found your money,
said the manager. as he handed Mr..
Sage his roll and pointed out a bright
faced cazhboy indeed" said the
millionaire. That's good, honest
boy, and ! must reward him. Where
upon he generously handed the boy
i've cents and walked out
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CAMPAIGN NOTES.

CierelaRd Leader: Mr. Cleveland viii
be in a nice box by Novembcr-his POI
liiical coffin.
man American organ of the great
Southwest. announce: Our Levi
and our benjamin are both o. n, and
sure 10 win.
The presiden. of a new Harrison
club up In Buffalo Il the Hon. Lewis
r. Allen, an uncle OF Grover Cleve-
land. There are some members OF
that family who are all right.
Indianapolis Journal: An Illinois
patriot has sent Cen. Harrison a neat
little RABBIT foot for luck. With the
RABBITS foot, four -leaye1 clover, and
Il buckeye in his pocket he is hxed to
win.
The Boston T'rnAscrip. has declared
against Cleveland, and for Harrison
The TFaascrip, has heea, without ex-
cepti8n. the mos; sincere and elective
advocate Of civil service reform among
all Independent papers.
Wheeling fnseilg,acer: Ben Harri-
son has made his own way in the
world, but IL T. no 'discresiit to him
that he comes OF line OF honored an.
cessors. This j. what bothers the OPP
position. uuT nominee not only bears
the Harris name, but he is worthy
oi Is
Omaha RepmAieaa: The inves,iga-
ton Of Republican management which
followed the election of Grover Cieye-
land wss the grand lest yindicatlon any
political party ever received. Not a
dollar nisappgopriated: not leak
anywhere, no. q dishonest or incom-
pe,ent man in office.
Minneapolis FtibsaS. The mugwumps
continue 20 wuTnp Not a new paper
which took up the hypocritical cry OF
"elvit service reform" and opposed
/ Mr.. Blaine hecausr al his So-cailcd ma
chine pgocllyities, now comes out for
Gen. Harrison. They are welded To
their Idols-let them alone.
fistshure Dispatch IL i an interest
| ing Indication both of political prac-
tices and personal indissretian 10 find
/ William lttt kellogg explaining; ION
the fret ballot cast nav vote for Har-
risoa. haI some one demanded a pall
ol the delegation. and, AS | had prom
Used sherman 20 stand hy him, had
] 10 change my vote. -
The Democrats Atlanta toastif4sier.
has a Isoos opinion oE the intellect OF
the petnoeFatic m3lority of the pee
cnt congress. IL says. THE late vii
/ liam II smith enjoyed she unique dis
. t.aeisan q having resigned a seat Ia
congress because he thought be had
not sease enough = properly repre- ent
I hts con tstusnts. such oansior at the
, present time wosIla leave this congress
{ without 4 lssarttuf
| Boston .ifrszssgr zen. Harrison ;
/ Personal papuisrisy. therefore, i l'c.
yond question a III owa hams. The
I probability Certainly T. that be would
be abe .e carry iuasaa even Il locai
rysie ~ having one oa her sons an the
( high office 81 the presidency shoald
have no influence whatever Bat tar
| little statement Al I he a sogrce Of con
siderable strcnglh. AMI joinel with
hsrrisonH pcpGlAr " aaa the gruv-
snE weat msSs a. n Democracy vii
zlsaost certainly pat the state in the
Republican colsmn.
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pyLIGHrFCL SUBURBAN SPOTS.
Pretty Places Around the Queen
With Elegant Homes.

With Elegant Homes.
The situation Of Seattle is such rs to
command a variety OF eligible loca-
fions for residences. From the sum-
init of the nights that intervene be-
tween the bay and Lake Washington.
the eye can behold n scene, no i0velier
than which, can he found in the world.
To the west, lie the searped and
rugged peaks of the mighty Olympic
range, whose SUBMITS seem to form a
mighty resting pillar for the vault OF
the sky. At their base, for hundreds
OF miles. stretch the blue waters OF
Puget Sound. until they lose, them
selves in the mighty Pacific. To the
east, the segrated Cascades stretch in
series of Irregular chains, their gran
deur relieved here and there by some
gigantic peak, such as Mt Rainier.
or Mt Baker: Lake Washington, Ike
the gem il is, nesties close at your
feet. The whole picture is one gor-
geous panorama, such as only the
Msster-hand can fashion.
Add TO this the fact that you can be
carried TO the delightful resort by ca
be ears and landed within few steps
OF your own threshold, and then who
can wonder that the demand for lots
in Jackson and Rainier Streets Addi-
iioa is unprecedented The location
IS admirable. IL is Just far enough re-
moved from the noise and hustle of
the everyday metropolitan life OF this
growing young city. to make it fit
resting ground for the richest on
earth.
Now, however. through the enter
prise OF Messrs. Charles III. and
GEORGE Il. Kittenger, a chance is offer
ed to everyone, rich and poor alike, to
secure here the site for home, and a
chance t. obtain the home as well.
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brtties OF your great remedy. after having
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