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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01
The State & dsemed.
Clarion edo !

Clarion Ledger
The house, after consuming
day and night session Nednes
day. discussed Senate blll No.
l0s, which proposed TO repeal
exemptions heretofore granted
railroad corporations, indefinite
j. postponed the Till hY a vote
Of - TO 80 This j. . great vie
tory tor those who labOr 60 up
hold the good name ufthe State
and to avoid auy measure that
could In the remolest degree
tlnciuTe of Repatriation. Ii is q
proud day for mississippi aud a
gIand act Of her Legislature.
10 means that capital Invested
IN thls State. whether from
abroad or At hoGe, will herraf
ter I've protected aud that char
tered rights snali remain inyIO
liable. To the gallant members
of the house. who have sail by
their acts that the charge Of bad
faith shall not be laid AZ the door
Of proud old Mississippi, do the
citizens of the State owe much
Mississippi will now continue
in her grand march of progress
and material development.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01
State Alliance.

The first Alliance lecture Was
made in this Stale on the ~ d1y
of March last. at Oak tall, IN
Carroll county. Since that date
eleven hundred lodges have
been organized with ! Der.
ship of more than thirty thous-
and. which is rapidly increasing
The present state officers are;
K. /. Love. President; T. II.
Freeman, Vice President: C. L.
Smi.hsOD, Secretary; T. L. Oar.
den. Treasurer: J. q Hyde,
Chaplain; James French. Leciu
ret: y q Adams, Assistant
Lecturer; +. 4. Howell, Door,
keeper; l. Moore, Assistant
DoorkeepeI; j. +. Savage. Ser
geant at ArTS State Ledger.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

At a reunion of the veterans
OF the Army OF North Virginia,
which xas recently held in Jack
son. a permanent organization
was effected. Hon. JED Davis
was elected president Of the or
ganizatiou, Col w d. Holder.
LIST vice president; s 2. Thomas,
I'd vice president, Z. E. Bald.
win, b F Jones and B II Payne.
secretaries, a1d 5 $. Cox. treas
urer. Miss Winnie DAVIS was
unanimously elected to honora-
~ membership
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01
A SENSATION.

Why Is il that three bottles o
T. Il. Il. are sold in Atlanta TO
one of any other blood remeIy.
and twice as much consumed In
the State of Georgia as any 9th
er preparation. No one need
take our word, but simply ask
the druggists Ask the people.
hey are competent Witnesses.
Six houses in Atlanta are buy
ing b i b ia five aud ten gross
lots, and some of them buy as
often as every two months
Why these unprecedented sales
here at home with so little ad
vertisingf Modesty forbids us
making a reply. Had Il Il b
been before the public a quar-
ter or a half century, 1t would
not be necessary to be bolster
ed up with erutches of page al
vertisemeuts now. Merit will
conquer aud down money.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

In the dental department of
Vanderbilt University. Nash
vile. Tenn the graduation ex
eEe'ses OF which took place last
week, the Founders Prize Mel
al vaS awarded TO Geo. L. Vann.
Alabama; the medal of Prof.
Ambrose Morrison, for second
contestants for the Founders
MEDIA, was awarded TO J. 5
Bailey Mississippi, who also re
ceived Prof Ambrose Norri.
sons medal for the best exami-
nation Ia anatomy aud pbysiolo-
gy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01
Campus Notes.

At the last election in Phi
Sigma society, Nr. Proyine was
elected President, Mr. L. r.
Jones, Vice President. and Mr.
l. Hall Lipsty. Ri monthly ora.
tor
Nr. T. H.. Pierce, has been Sc
lecied TO represent the Uuiver-
slty at the Y VI. G.. \. Conven-
ton which cOnvenes at Green
Vile. on the 2lst OF March.
Several OltLe Professors have
been absent from their recita
tons this week. PrOfs. Wheat
aud Fulton have been III. and
serious Illness in Prof. Illusions
family has detained him at home.
Mr. Edwin Kidd has gone to
Brandon 10 testify in the Ham
Iit0l ease.
Nessrs Harry Hoover, John
Lowry and John BarksIale. old
students of the University. were
ia town last week.
The Bean party at Mrs. ] W.
JohtfsOli< :, on last FRIDAY night.
Vas quite a suecess.
Next Saturday j. the day for
election If officers In Iiermaean
The law Class held a moot
cohrt lIst Saturday. and tried
NT- F'sher Stuth Worth for muir
Ger AesSFs- Wright and MuIch
we're fear the defendant and Oil
yer aGI Nettles for the prose
eution- The jury brought in a
verdict OF guilty Of murder In
the iirst degree. and Nc South.
Werth was sentenced to be hum
Oh Tue Jlst OF February. Til.
next case will be tried in the
Federal Goart house. before
Judge Till.
tits With inxepressible sorrow
and regret that We ind We can
not attend The reception given
by the U.F- c reporter in her
Tar away home. We hope how
ever, that the attentions of her
Fellow caEnIbals vii soon cause
the polite, intelligent aud refined
Jotnnsni>t TO fa set hrG dssb
poIH.ment.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

Shsrt-H1ud thlrau=ky taught Iy
.u~ improved method on Muas7n's Sys
ten n FROM four TO i've months ty or
rszpoudence- SEe ess guaranteed
pont 90 70 shoTt-hazd schools 1t great
~hen ue en- teach y0u as we'll
bv mail AZ 4 normal cost. Orr inStrue
i lust IS satisfactory a. all srsrcis
- and mistakes are corrected and ~
turned. We vii GUARANTEES % carry a
student { - words in four months Il
iz.s.ee.sars ars caresHll= fSlle=sA III
orr students are placed in Positious i'm
u~eIiafely upon grlia1tEs7- Tuition.
time unlimited $40. > payable II adj
rance and $ upoa completion OF course
T~1t Books aat complete eut6t. p1ss
paid - Wz;e . for information
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

~ - ~
Nj deer ole OMAN sOOjeT
rit yu suDeI Ju' ! is bin nifty
tendin TN Their sic foxes
hat is got ther mesels an is goin
Ia hav EN-. lnever in Al mi
bOrned das seed and heerd so
much mesels. am1st evTyboddie
- got en- an ! has seed an heerd
81 much bout these same meseis
that i has dreams mont EN-. 1
drrmed that our little setter
pCrP had got m. Now yu mus
knO how nj mine j. tore mp IN
the subjec TO think that wood
drrme that even Their little dOrg
had cot Their drrZrazr sum fok-
ses W kant nav Their meSsls bat
wnnce au sum - too times i
hetTd too fel.srs - tina had EN-
agiu. hut Bill tule me that them
too feilrTs Nus thrr biggest too
liers that runs bout iuuu. Nc
Is hayIu a lecshun ia Ia fer Their
tOun Olslermans that Wis uul.--
gally lected aff1re. didrut CA
derstsn M ch boat Their l0IfIl-
e uv luther .lecshuu. yu sea
twus sorter this va, this unlor
ful bOTd uv ollrrmen $50 Their
luther ssde sesj WIS gOiu tu cut
dOun Their skule teheTs vagis an
tax Their muhuy an pa sumb0dI
els wild hit. an also this same
bOrd vus gOln tn cut dOun ther
toun Utisers salrys so tina wool
starv tn deth al di. an also. tia
sent out tu the kOunrry fer q
teller an made him tOun marshal
an also. tina had al Their lus..
cows an hogs tuck up so foxes
had tn pa fer letin en- run at
larg, an also that this unlorful
bOrd wuseut goin tn let n
Prices ralerode run bi Ok
fore fer feer hit wood creeate a
Du Diet OF ther tom, an also tina
WIS gOin ter tare up al Their brio
walks an plane Nalks an sci em
tu pa mister jenkins skule hous
Diet, an l don't knO an haint time
tn tel w al Their uther deyilminr
tina SD this uHlOrful bOTd WIS
er gOln til du, an then this luther
side begin tn root an smell T. un
Ter sumthin TN stop al this cutitl
up an down things an tha (ther
uther side dIskivered that theI
charter NV Their tOun sed that III
alderman mus he or free holder
ia uther wurds, er reel state
Oner. that is Their alderman mus
one er hons an lot. er pig pen oI
er coffin %plarforme aB sich lac
afOre he kan be er ol lermeu,
an tina lther uther side diskiv
cred that tire NV Their las lectpd
Oldermens dident hav emmy nv
those REQUESTS Tharfo the
mayer bi Their e%rthority vested
IN him as sich ordered er lection
IA tax effec tn da, an hense theI
lection is gwine ON now an frum
nj Their infermashun i have uT
tn date. ] CUES Their outs vii Q,
in an Their ms vii go out-so
mote hit be
forgot tu tel yu that Sal had
Their mcsils an got erlong fine al
Is vel asin er goin tn skuIe.
We Is got er mi.y guide tree
skule ef -um NV Their smart FL
lIcss don't brake hit up thar j.
alvas sum Teller or felIers Ia
evry toun an cuHimuuity that
wants tn git tn hissrf sum kline
Nv noterIety an he do { keer
who gifts hurt list so Re gifts ther
n%oteriety. an tel WI Their wa
rocs fl here yistIddy SUM foxes
had better min hpx tina tinker
Wild our hi grade FIRE skule ~
tina viii git sOt doua ON eyrl
tim. yistitdy was jist a getiI gal.
but mex tim hit viii be a tirribul
syciOne yu bet. Wei i vii kos.
this Letter bi sayin foure has liz
Civ mi luv tu al Their ehiIIuu
an kepe SUN fer yoresef
yOre kline husbun.
JOSIER SLIC
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

The Peoples Bank, organized
several weeks since among the
prominent citizens OF this place
aud Oxford, will open lis doors
ior business, rs successor 10 the
alter Valley Bank about the
is' OF March. The authorized
stock OF the new bank Is $3.50.
Oo"'. and the aggregate wealth of
lis holdersis c,sse on to Il coo.
~Ap-Water Valley Progress.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

The earth burst open IN the
vicinity of Akron, Ohio, early
on the morning of the 18th, with
a Tremendous report and jar
The people we're TERRIBLY scared
by the phenomena which left q
great issure in the earth such
rs is recorded rs having occur
ed in Rome in the olden times
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01
bookkeeping

Both single AMI double entry. forms
q EercaEtile, maEafaetuTi z. insur-
zee hauklag. etc. tagsther vita all
forms e~oalrsercrtl paper aIeaAtioas
Taught F~rastS-sHy ~ cur method Of
eor@2oE8eusa We wiI guasansse %
teach praetacal boa keeping IN from
tnEee - tire ulousas 4 Instructions ar
followed or usG refund tHifIoa- TUT
tpea- time uahmIsd sEa. - payable IN
adsaaee aBi = upou sampIe.iln x
e'aise. Books. eJupb-ss b EAI 81
SoU rHERS SHORT HAND BrErAr-
Ckastlraoga. Team
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

Mr. Park Branham. of Oxford
mississippi, who holds al India
leadership IN the Indian Terri,
tory. says that the more be sees
OF the West the more thorough.
" lac becomes convinced OF the
Tact that Mississippi is the besr
country ia the wcrI,l AMI the
easiest country TO make a liviao
the cultivation Of the soil
AberdeeL Examiner.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

The Appeal says: 1T is begin
uing to dawn upon the farmers
Of the Northwest that the coun-
try where Billiards are never
heard of is the eOTntry for sue
cess, for comfort and for enjoy
ments- They are looking south
ward with longing eyes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

Since the founding ofthe sis
sIssippi insane asylum, sis edi
tors aud thirty eight merchants
nave been confined therein: We
venture TO suggest that isthose
Unity eight merchants had al
vertised in the papers published
oy the six editors, tina; This 40.
gregation OF Doodle aud brains
Fouidu't have worn the bolton
Out Of TrssOn's throne e
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

The National Democratic Com.
mlttee in session at Washing.
ton on the sd uls., decided to
hold the National Democratic
Convention in 81. Louis, on the
9TH day of June, ISSs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01
The Agricultural Experiment
Station Appropriation Bill
Signed BY the President
Judge Morgan Looking SHARP
w After tho Interest Of
His Constituency
DeSoto County Times-

ntS AUHshtScbty
County Times
This bill makes an apprOpri-
alton OF Fifteen Thousand Dol
lars for eacL Agricultural Col
lege to toe devoted To the al
vsucemeHi If Experimental ag-
Ticutarc aud grounds for tina;
purpose. Unless the UIOury
could be bad at once. seeding
time would pass aud a whole
year ~oald be lost 10 this end
Judge sOTgau, who IL hair
mxu ~ the sub committee on
the department OF agriculture.
vas appuI Ited sue OF the euO
commItger To Wa5s Ou the Com
mItiee an Appropriate ms, and
II possible. have the item
-j3J,UsOl Inserted III au urgeu-
ey lie fieIeney bill thru about
ready To be brought before the
House for immediate passage
The request Was declined aud
the committee on agriculture
then determined 10 present
their osI. bull aud press It's pas
sage. lH5quo,~ fTOm the Con
gressIOtal Record
SIR. Burnes: call attention
tOtue fact, that the apprOpris
ton made under this Bill has
been reported to the House III
the deficiency estimates As a
deficiency : aud | make the
point of order that under the
rules. the committee on apprO
priatiOus has jurisdiction over
all deficiencies.
Mr.. Hatch II il had been a
deficiency the pOsItiOn of the
gentleman would have bern cor
rect. A sub committee. of
which the gentleman from Ms
sissippi was one, wa appointed
To Walt on the committee On ap
propTia.iOns aud urge that IL
might bo embraced In the def
cheney bill. | nov yield tvu
minutes To my colleague of the
committee the gentleman from
Mississippi
Mr Morgan The sub CON-
mittee gu agriculture appeared
before the committee on apprO-
piiation aud they ruled us out
of that committee on point of
order-tHe very point present.
ed here-thst il was not a tit
subject for a deficiency bill aud
advised us 20 the course we are
now pursuing MT Chairman, I
only desire To add that thirty
nine of the Colleges ia the
States and Territories of this
Union stand ready to day tn re-
ceiye this money. Many of
their represe iatIyes are here
nov in the city. aud without
taking the time of the commit
tee To- discuss the measure far
Their, II - only necessary TO say
that If this appropriation is
made, 1t c.sn be awaited of with
ia thirty days Ii yuu delsy II
now. these Colleges which have
filed their Credentials, can do
nothing for Along { N tn come
Mr. Steele The agricultural
college at LAFAYETTE. Ind. I
will say t" the geutl. ma from
Mississippi. not Ou.ly Sraud-
really iiui anxious that this APP
prop i1ti"n STALL pass
Hr Morgan: thirty hiu~ IT,
stItutious throughout the cnmt :
try aEe IN the sarnr ruud tIOn,
having tlrd their crrdrntiss
and only await this apprupris
ton.
Nr. Washington: If nol
done now, as has hem <aId y,
the gentleman from issIs<ippi:
It may as we'll gr over another
Twelve months a. far as We ar.
concerned.
SIT. Hatch move that tts.
committee Tisr and rep 1T tt.,
hill TO the House with the Zee
concentrations that il do pass.
raS 4as::ea vas agreed 20.
Vl2nO7 SSH
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

George Burbridge, or Bates.
vile, Miss, after making several
unsuccessful attempts to com
init suicide, at last succeeded
by pulvsrizing a glass medicine
bottle and swallowing il.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

The oil mill at Lexington Miss.
has been compelled to suspend
operation, ON account of the
high rate charged by the rail.
road for carrying the products
of the mill to market.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

Ground vas broken at Deea.
tur, Ala, last week, for the ex.
eavsiing for the works Of the
5. Rolling Stock COMPANY
nat are TO be removed from
ri'ana- Ohio, TO that place.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

Ed Williamson. "A brakeman
who was injured in a wreck on
the l.. y. - " 7. Railroad in
January. has instituted suit
against the Railroad Company
for s331,O00 damage.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

Miss Winnie Davis. "daugh-
ter OF the Conf rderaey.' by
special invitation, was present
at the Confede rate cavalry re
union in New Orleans Each
veteran present shook the fair
Young lady's hand.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

The Memphis. Oxford aud Co
iumhus Railroad charter has
passed both Houses OF the Leg
islature with the desired amend
ments.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

Mr.. VIM. Spivey. an old ana
respected citizen OF Monigome.
~ county. Mss. was killed by
the falling limb of a tree near
his Eome on the 18th uI;.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

Both branches OF Congress
have passed the bill authorizing
tue removal of the quarantine
station from Ship Island.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

Ths people of Meridian want
the State to give them back I
portion Of the hand they donated
10 the East Mississippi Insane
Asylum.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

An attempt was made 10 burn
the Methodist Church at Scran
ton. last week and would have
proved successful but for time
- dscqVery
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

Mr- Will NcLAarin, one oftae
most prominent merchants of
fszOo City. d'ed a, that place
on the 18th ult., from an over
dose OF morphine.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01
FOR CONGRESS.

We arr a1;A1rrel - snuo1acc , p.
NORGAS. g o~5'o e9ur'y. asa @a-
di1a.- 60 r. ei%c;ioa % Clz<rr-s from
this the 81 Goa s-rsSssonal District q
Mississippi. sa5 - the set.5n O.
tie Delnosra;ie party.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

Congress has n.a le the appro-
priatiOn of four thousand dollars
needed to finish the Federal
building at Aberdeen.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

The Presbyterisns are every.
where preparing for their cen
tennial IN Nay, and viii make II
an occasion of great rejoicing
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

Greenville is to have electric
lights aud a new hotel with one
hundred rooms aud all modern
Improvements.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

Z l. BarHum, the great show
nan, has announced his willing
ness aud readiness to accept
he Republican nomination for
Presidency.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

A dispatch from Whitevright
Texas, Feb. 20, says: A far
taer who resides eight or nine
miles w-st OF here was In town
yesterday aud says that while
walking around his field one ds,
last week he found a dead buz
zard His attention was attract
I'd TO IT by seeing a chain arouad
the birds meek. aud o. examiLs
ton he found attached to the
chain a bell tie removed tn.
bell from the heck amt on Look
ing ON the inside of il found Our
'r tso wuFds scratched un IL H.
NpaEish, which he could NOT
make out or remember. and Oh
the outside he foand Inscribed
- 'iadrid, 1862 This il proba-
oily the sans tHZzard that was
notice in several places In this
stale and Louisiana, last wear
The farmer says he proposes to
Keep the bell and cham as rel
is
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

The United States govern
ment appropriates as 900 to the
n X VI. College for experiment
tal purposes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

Mr.. w. j. Williams, Of Mar
shall county, fell dead while
Walking ia his orchard one DAY
last week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

The salaries of all the officers
of the State, except circuit
judges, have been reduced from
~ to - per cent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

There is to be an international
council OF women in Washing
ton, March 81.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

sam Jones thinks of paying q
vi-i, 10 Mississippi.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

Mrs. Harriet ) Barneld died
at Satchez recently at the grea,
age Of ninety three years.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

The stealing OF ANYTHING I'M.
der $500 is now petit larceny
ia Mississippi.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

\ farmer Who mortgage. hIs
farm u IN a bad fix tie must
ne a good farmer to pay of tn.
deot from products raised OF
the farm bur good farmer
are not the ones that usually
-ive mortgages liz there Is a
noFtstgr On your farm you ar,
not really the owner Of IN.
tArnl- but yea are Ia Reality, fol
Sue time being, someoOdys
'laEe. with The privilege Of .sy
ING taxes aud Interest A.s
tas 10 tSage- Keep ont oil
ieGt- buy nothing That Won Do
iot absolutely ncrd Pay ea.i
- you 90, or DO not go --Ex
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

The Lexington Advertiser has
closed the if,ieih wear of its
existence.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

A bill has passed the Legisla
ture 10 prevent the running Of
freight trains on Sunday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

A three foot vein of coal has
been discovered in Perry cOun-
ty. Miss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01

Commencement sermon al
me 4 * 4 College will be
preached by Rev 4.
lack. on eunday June I7fh anu
don- Ethel Barksdsle will deli,
The annual address on We'd
nes.iay. June N. IssS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-01
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For four Years / have been a
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was given up. | have tried eve
rything and spent over $500
without relief. | an. proud to
say that after using one bottle
of Il Il Il | am able TO attend to
business and would rot take
$500 for the benefit I have re-
eeIved srGm one bottle.
Yours. most truly,
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waverly, Texas.
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innate. Each Of them has two pictures in
the academy and two in the Society of Artists
exhibition, and Mr.. Sewell will continue to
paint his landscapes and Mrs. Sewell her
portraits.
A woman at Oakland, Cal, who marrisd a
man thirty years younger than herself the
other day, before the ceremony made him
sign IA paper relinquishlng all claim in law
and equity to her property, which she had ac-
quired by hard work. She had seen three
husbands laid in the silent tomb, and wanted
to be quite sure that the young man who
wanted to be the fourth was n6t marrying
her for her money. =. u
A romantic story comes from Clayton
county, Georgia. Back in 1869 one Mann fell
in love with a local beauty, and all arrange
ments for their wedding were made but sub
sequently the father-in-law interposed an OBJ
lection to the young man because of his
politics. The bride, too, suddenly became
adverse so marrying him on that account,
and so on the day set for their wedding she
was united with another sutton. The rejected
groom at once disposed of his property in the
county and removed to Texas, where he has
since lived, and is said to have grown rich.
About a year ago he visited the scene of his
former country days to find that his sweet
heart had a daughter, aged eighteen, who
bore a most striking resemblance to her
mother. He lost no time in proposing to her.
She accepted, and this week is set for the
wedding-which will make his old-time love
his mother-in-law instead of his wife.