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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-07-12
Gov. Jackson and the SenatOrship.

The E4stOn L,dger says 1T has been
candidate for The United States Senate be-
fore the General Assembly next winter and
some have alleged that be and his friends have
been laying plans to secure the Senatorshp
on good authority, that Governor jackson is
not and will not lie candidate for the L. S.
Senate, and wishes that statement TO be made
publicly, so that his candidacy may not be
discussed. We understand this to be final
and the announcement OF position in this
matter that will not be changed.
The Salisbury AdrertSsCr, published at Gov.
JaCksOn's home, however, denies the correct
ness Of the Ledger's statement that he will not
be a candidate for the L. s. Senate The Id
rcrtiser says
"Our brother of the Lcdyer is usually right
on questions political, but we don't know
where he got this information, for il is Ger.
tanly news to Gov. JaCkfOn s closest friends
in this county. In tact he has never talked
on the subject. We are sure he feels like
other men competent to fill such Il high Of
flee, that its II matter for the Legislature and
not for him to decide"
The Democratic primaries will be held
next Saturday, July Goth, in all of the pre-
cincts of Hartford county. A list will be
presented which will contain IA sufficient
Gratis from among whom a ticket can be Sc
leCted that will be invincibc at the general
election in November. Don't forget the day
July Goth.
An impression exists in Washington
of Congress, to begin in October next. The
object Of the extra session appears to be to
enable the Republicans 10 change the rules
Of the House in order TO seat every Republi.
can contestant for Congress, right or wrong
Gov. Filzhugh Lee, of Virginia has
been appointed superintendent of the Virgin
ia Military Institute at Lexington, Va, to
succeed Gen. F. H. Smith, who has resigned
the position after many years service.
The Democrats carried the day in the
municipal election at Annapolis, on Monday
electng the mayor, city counsellor and four
aldermen. The Prohibition ticket received
eighteen votes.
Another Johnslown disaster has occur
red-this time in Northern New York. A
cloud-burst washed away three dams anG
carried away houses and bridges. Five lives
were lost.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Insolvency OF for
Henry FulfOr1. Hartford County,

HvHTy T uTTUTU' HurlOTH OUUH03'
nthe Creditors of Henry Fulford. Take notice
that Henry Fulford. of Hartford County. an in
discharged from all his debts and liabilities un-
der the insolvent laws of the State of Maryland
and such petition being now pending, a meeting
of the creditors Of such insolvent debtor will be
held on Thursday. the II h day OF July. 1889, at
10 o'clock A. NJ. at the Off &c of the undersigned,
In the town of Bel Air. for the purpose of proof
of claims, propoundng of interrogatories and
the selection OF permanent trustee or trustees,
JAMES j. ARCH Err.
sly Preliminary Trustee.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-07-12

HIS FIRST SEEMoS.-Rev. f. r. Ilelieustcin,
who was recently assigned by Bishop Paret TO
the charge of Christ Church, Rock Spring, and
the Church Of the Holy Cross, near the Rocks,
preached his first sermon III Rock Spring
Church, last Sunday morning, from the text,
Lord, teach us how to pay Nj. llelieu-
stein is a graduate OF the Virginia Theological
Seminary, at Alexandra and was recently or
dained deacon lie created quite favorable
Impression.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-07-12

Another Johnslown disaster has occur.
red-this time in Northern New York A
cloud-burst washed away three dams and
carried away houses and bridges. Five lives
were lost
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-07-12

and City Council 20 order special election at
which vote shall be taken on the passage Of
an ordinance authorizing the contribution by
the city of SIS ,OlG to lid Foss & Sons in the
erection of the proposed buildings, aud $500
to level, grade and suitably prepare the streets
Leading thereto. Also to issue bonds OF the
city 10 the amount of SIS 900, at 4 per cent, to
further aid in the erection OF the shoe factory,
said bonds to be first lien on the property.
Mr.. Nandiyer said that something must be
done by the people Of Have de Grace if they
desire to see their city prosperous and the OPP
portuniy now offered should be made available.
Foss X Sons are said TO be the largest manu-
iacturers of shoes in the United States, south
of Philadelphia. Their pay roll amounts TO
s., 800 week aud they turn out 1900 PAIRS OF
CHI Ilr
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has been connected with the business depart
ment of The Agis and Is authorized to contract
Tor advertising and collect accounts for the pub
Usher.
WIN. II, PAUL, of Webster, will continue to re-
ceiyC and collect subscriptions for TIE .Eqis.
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a TIMELY PRECAuTIoN.- Town Commits.
sloners of Bel Air are looking carefully into the
sanitary condition of the place. The excessive
rainfall has filed many cellars with water and
this is likely 10 cause sickness If not removed
as soon as possible. Many of the wells, also,
are filled with water nearly to the surface Of tie
ground. 1t is recommended that the water he
pumped out of these wells in order TO get rid
Of the surface drainage which may have gotten
into them during the late rains Cellars, also,
should be carefully cleaned up aud all decayed
vegetables removed from them. \ liberal
sprinking of lime in them would also tend to
publication.
The Town Baiif, Mr.. Noah Small, has re-.
Ceyed orders 10 make dli-rut inspection Of
the town aud notify all persons whose premises
are not in ccanly condition to remove at once
all matter likely to induce disease.
Every householder should take the matter in
hand and clean up, inside and outside Of his
house If this is done the town would be con.
sdered safe from such epidemic diseases as are
brought on by decaying organic matter.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-07-12

SUDDEN DEATH.-Last Sunday morning
when Mrs. Wilson called her husband, Joseph
Wilson, tenant on Mr.. Joseph 6. Farour's
farm, near Falston, she was stricken with
horror to find that be was dead. DR.. j. F. II.
Gorsuch, who was sent for was Of the opinion
that death had resulted from heart disease.
Justice James X Keech, upon learning the
facts, declined to hold an inquest. The inter
ment vas at Friendship NJ. f. Church, on
Monday.
The deceased WAS about 81 years Of age, and
leaves wife aud one child, an infant about
three months Old who is in delicate health and
not expected TO i've. Mr. Wilson had been
working for Mr. Favour Tor several months
and was an industrious, worthy man.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-07-12

The Democrats carried the day in The
municipal election at Annapolis, on Monday,
electing the mayor, city counsellor and four
aldermen The Prohibition ticket received
eighteen votes.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-07-12
The Egis and Intelligencer
FREDERICK W. BAKER, Editor.

W-THE FGIs is the Oldest established news
paper in Hartford county. 1t has larger circu-
latlon among intelligent farmers. Gamers and
other business men than any other newspaper
published in the county. These facts make II
u valuable advertising. medium for reaching all
classes.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-07-12

MIR JOHN KEITH INJURED Information was
received in Bel Air, on Wednesday, that Mr..
John Keith was seriously injured while at work
as painter in the car shops at Wilmington,
Del Mr.. Keith is son of Mr.. John II. Keith,
of Bel Air. On Wednesday morning his father
and his sister, Mrs. WIN. G. Jeffrey, OF Bel Air,
went ON to Wilmington to see him,
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Gimc ienfatipnelle @erifbts Ser
bnn0lum(l.

8or benl 8riIfeler 6trafgerihte fanb
am 2. b. 0fts. eiue ieuiati1nelle 8e,=
banbIung 8egen eiuen beutiden Snbus
ftriez&it!er itatt. Ser aug Mail3 fam.
mtnbe Gbuarb glatban batte unter ben
peri6iebenfen Namen in allen 2anoetn
S9winbeleien idlimmaer Wrt periibt
unb in @stdr9nifea 9eieHsn. gripdbnt
lei nur, boB CT in 2onbon $500
Grants geitoblen unb in Wmtetbam
f6uinbelDaf:sn ganterott gema9t.
SroBbem erf9ien er 1885 als Nertreier
Der amerifanii6en YreKe i'll Mnttperpen.
Sm borigen Sabre lieB er lid5 IN Brill
lei nieber unb erri9tete in Der G6nigs.
5traBe cine Compagnie manufactu-
ri6re d Horlogerie, glei9seitig ,2ies
ferGntilt ber euglii6en S0niain". Sn
laen beuti6el 3eituugeH madte er be.
tonnt, oaB, tper mOnatli9, pbne feline
bisberige 8eIddftigung aufSugeben,
100 big 1000 Sranfs berbienen polle,
fi3 an 0ettn Macon in 8riiilel in ber
&6nigsfraBs weaOen m6ge. 9iatiirli9
itr6mten Die 8..efe 5u. Nllsn antpor.
tete ter Director Der @eIellf9aIt, Sofa,
er tper0e iie gu @eneral Agenten Der
@eIeai9aft ernennen, ibnen aud vum=
fOnf" 3ablreiG ubtenprpben iibermits
teln, uofern lie ibm borber 25o 6rancs
Caution einI9idten. 9as tbaten piers
aig biebere Seutide, erbielten aber fatt
per ubren bic Nntwort bes .9auies
Mocon" Der Director Goita lei
fiii9tig. Snfoige Nnaeise beuiider
@ef6dbigter f6ritt bic grii1eler
poli5ei Elm, aber gfatban mar
berl6punben. Inter bem Namen
Stern tau9te ct in Marieile auf unb
ging alsbalo Ha6 Baris. tuoIeIbit er
unter Sem gfamen Sacofa unb Blum
boulaneiitif6t.: Ngent unb Direttor bes
bOuIansiitilden 8lattes nSournal beg
oeur Monbes" puroe. 9lngebli9 be.
fBt er 10 ui6tige 8riefe bes Generals,
baB Miniifer @onftans Inn $4,000
Graaes fir beren Muslieferung bietcn
lieB. @ie benz au9 fei, man fanb bel
inn Spei Sepei6en 8oulaugers aus
2onbon. u5eien sic borfbtig uno err
uarten Sic Die Nntunft 2a9usrre's"
uno vWir f6nnen in paris ni6t inter-
Deniren. tperbeu Sic aber in 8rt1el be-
fGuBen". @rDabnt lei nod, baB Na.
than aud Sefretdr ber Snternationale
geweien uno man in feiner Mobnung
eineu plau, paris in bic 2uft su ipreu.
gen, geInn0en bat. Na9bem man in
griiheI bic 1eber5euguug geponnen,
baB Der boulangiitiide 9lgent Der Brill
Ieler 8etriiger 1T. forberte Selgien bon
Jrantrei6 befen 4uslieferuns, bic e,ft
nd@ laagen @crbanblunseu tlirali9 su.
geitanben tpurbe. Oas 8rt0eIer @e=
ri6t perurtbeilte i'm gu aebn Sabren
@efdngniB unb 1000 Granes 8elbfrafe.
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: Sei elmer ber leBten 5ibunsen
bes Cabinets in @a Ibineton, beripdtste
fi9 Der aderbaumiHiiter vOnfel" SsrrD
Gusf, gum itileH Ierser ber iibrisen
@ablnetsminiiter. bic begierig tparen,
bic 8ef96fte erlebigt gu feben. Mls
&usf enbli6 erf6ien, rief elmer Der
Wartenben ibm entgegen: rIb, ba
fommt ia Der SGman3 Der Mbminilfras
tionl" OnteI &usf brebte ii9 baitig um,
fab Dem Spre6er i9arf ing 9lngeli6t
unb ermiberte: nSa, bel @ott, 10 lit es,
uno Sic merben balb bemerten, baB elm
S9mans noibwenbig 1T, Inn bic Sliez
gen bon bieier Naturalization su uers
iagen. nod ebe Die bier Sabre UNI
fin0l"
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Sran3istanertlpIter unb bate bic Sc
nugtbuung, bonn pater Superior lelbif
eiue Mefe 3useiast au befomnen,
lamrnt elmer prebigt bon elmer Stunbe.
Diefe 9ta6ri6t periebte bas game Sab
in bic freubigiie Nufresuug; aud Der
Jriebl b0rte 6abon, als er am fonlmen.
ben SOnntag beruatertam. lnb i9,
rief er unb pflan3ts fi1 bot bic 8duerin
bin, i'd tpero's bem pater aeigen unb
gan3 aleln miniTrieren
Sas tuollt' i'd mir berbeten baben,
begebr!e bic Srau auF, tuenn i'd cine
Wefe lefen lafe, 10 geb6ren slpei orbents
Ii6e @borbu6en ba3u, fonft BATS fein
NnlebeM
Ser GriebI pa,f ben 9opf in ben
Baden: Sd min feline fremben gus
ben -
9ie Sill trat ber3u: sci bod geI6eii,
Griebl = bebent's, bob Der 4ater Sus
perior felbit bic MeRe lieH.
Das lit mir al eins, bebarrte Der Burs
f6e, i6 min teinen fremben 8uben-
llnb i6 LOB mi@'s mas fofen. i6rie
bic SdueriH, unb ba iDl's fein, tpie
ids baben min = uno babel b!eibts!
Da mari ber Griebl Der Trau einen
grimmisen Bid gu. Wti@ iebt Sbr
nimmer : iagte er uno ging.
Nber bic Sill elite ibm na9. I'm
Seiu willen, mir baben ia teinen 8u=
b n melt unb brett, ber uns bes 9onnz
tags fdm, Sriebl, 10 iei bod eei6eit =
sic i9aute ii6 ratblos na6 ber Bdue=
rim TIM, ba fiel ibr Blid cnf bas Guferl
unb iofort meinte ie: un6 muB es benn
| iuft Elm Sub iein = font f6nnt' biel=
lei6t gar bas Suierl ausbelfen = ras
meint Sbr, gduerins
9ieie bate ni6ts bagegen, unb ber
Jriebl brumnlte: 2ieber als einen DDn
brunten =
go geb uno seig benz SuierI fein
Sa6i befabl bic Sill unb febrte eiligft
5u ibrem @ei@dft 3uriid.
Mit GROCER 6erablaiiung besann Der
iunoe 2sbrmeifer feline 2ettion; bas
5uIerl muBte nit gefalteten 9dnben
neben ibm auf bic Stufen bes Nltars
tnieen, es muBte ii9 nit ibm berneigen,
an biegruit i9lagen, tpenn er bieS@ele
i9Dang, lnb mas nod aaes oas Nml
bes Miniitranten erforoerte.
Nber bas tleine lille Ding NOR ni6l
balb 10 ungeI6idt uie fid's Der Grieol
ein9ebilbet battle. gtur eins iebte er aum
@dlufIe aug: 9u muEt nidt 10 leis
auftreten, es muB ieber merfen, ipenn
mir fontmen!
90 itanb ber Geisrli6teit bes groBen
Sages ni9is mebr i'm @ege. Die
A6uerinnen lesten i5ren fd6niten Staai
an, unb bic cifrislfen ieBten fi6 i6on
cine Stunbe pDr Beeinn ber Meiie in
bic Sir6e. 8orn in Der erIien 8anl
befanb ii6 felbfperffdHbli8 bic @efeierte
bes 3ases unb brebte nit fiolasr Greube
bic perlen ibres berfIberten &oientran.
3es slpiiden ben Gingern. SEPT muroe
bic 3lingel befiis anse3ogen, Der Srie,
bel fam nit benz Mebbu9, binter ibm
bas Suferl, beibe in frii9genai6enen
@borbemben; ibnen folgte Der Batter
superior. Oie Wieiie 'begann. 9ie
Weiberbatten nur su 9affen, benn Der
Superior NOR elm gar fattliGer Serr +;
bos Suierl aber fab 10 liebli9 aus. bae
bic 3ili Dor lanter Mni6auen immer
nieeer DergaB, mo tie on ibrem Rofen.
trans belt.
(Hortiebrne IoIet)
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Staat . Bio, Stabt SoIebo,}
2ucuS Gouuth. S. s.

Grant s. Gbeneb befdpSrt, baB CT Der
altere @artner ber Girma 8. 5. @6eneb G.
Co., it, pelde @eiddfte in ber Statt 3oleSo,
IN oben senanntem gountb unb @taate, tbut,
unb bab beiapte 8irma bic Summe bon e n.
bunhert Dollars fit jeben Sail bon Ga
tartb be3ablen ipirb, Der bur9 ben Gebrau9
bon 9alI'S fatarr9 Rur nidt 9ebsilt
peroen tann. Granf 8. &beneb.
8ef@poren bcr mir unb unter(9risben in
neiner @egenmart am 6. September A. d. 'S6.
GEN u. IS. @Ieafpn,
OO Offentfifer Iotar.
Saa'S 3atarrb aut pirO innerIid genpm-
men uno pirft brett auf bas 8lut unb Die
f6leimisen Sberaa6en bes 9baems. Capt
@u9 umfonit 3eusniife fomnlen.
8. s. Gbeneb q Co., Sslebo, ..
B 8ertauft bon apotbetsrn, rs Gents.
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Sudlems 9irmtca=salbc.

0ie bette SaIbe Der g8eIt fir Sdnitte,
Quetf6ungen, @efdbIre, Sieber. unb Sdut'
AusfdIas, 6le9te, gefprunsene Sanbe, Trof'
beulen uno ale Sauttranfbeiten furirt 3d.
morrboioen ober feline 8eSablune. gnllise
SatiSfaetion garantirt ober baS @elb Dirb
3uriideriiattet. % Gents bic S6adteI BUM
8ertauf in allen slpotbesen. Dreib, Sbcmp-
fon G. Co., @boIefale.
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groub al perbiuberu

UIUHP ST Utt9IHUtIH. Us tIIs
iiirt feiu 3meifel mebr bariiber, baB es
Elm MitteI giebt, Group 3u oerhin6ern.
&iAtiger grDup tritt niemals obne elm
Wdrnunss3ei6en auf unb tpiro baun
iofOrt @bamberlain's Cough &emebD
eiugegebeu, 10 tperben ole Symphonic
bieIer Sranfbeit oerI9minben. Dies 1T
INNER m6gli6, penn es i'm 9auie ges
balten mirb. so Gts. uns 81 per Glas
i9e bel @Obn & Co., 3. 2alteDer &
SO. uno allen Orussilten.
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llnn6thine 6nrne-

Wutter Can ibren Sobn, Stubio.
ius, idreibens): ~Soeben leie i'd nit
S6refen, baB in @urer Stabt in ssolqe
i6le6ten 8runnenwaTets Der Sppbus
ausgebrO6en 1T; = irinte I'm @ottes.
,Ui(len fein Wailer
Deine beiorgte 0sutter".
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Nus elmer 8ertb eigungsrebe

~. .Yud bite i6 sic, meme beryen
@eihworeIen, gu @unIien bes gtngefag.
ten in 8etra6t 8u siebeu, baB er oas Der
bre6en in burdaus nii6ternem 3ultanbe
begargeu, iuoraus Sic erfennen t6nnen,
bnB Sic es nit einem fonit oroentliden
Meni6en 3u tbun baben!"
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Sic 9leIteGe. Sin

Die Neltelie. gln alter perr
iaB in einem Bferbe StraBenbabnwa=
gen, m,als cine @eIelidaft bon Samen pers
fbieoenen Qllters einitieg. pWteiHe Su.
men," iagie Der alte 6err bDfli6, rid
bin germ bereit, ber dlteiten bon Shnen
meinen SiBplaB ab5utreten." 9Iae 90.
men blieben fteben.
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We,rotheu Shutter. Qnb n

8erratben. Mutier: y2oB mid
oies nidt tuieber iebenl Gin Wtdb9en
bari nur ben SerrH fiiiien, ben fe su
beirotben ge5enft!"
So9ter: .gber Wama, i'd fann bod
nift ole 9srren beiraiben."
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2ebte ettun9.

Gebatteur: - gtin. tpenn Sic mir
sibIid ueripre6ea, mir ME mebr cine
9lrbeit bon Sbnen eiH3uIenben, orud'
i'd Sbr @ebidt ab!"
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- Biele Grauen tpiirben iebr Iietenss
:piirbig iein, tuenn lie pergeNen t0nnten,
baB fie es iinb.
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s9~ rlnter3eug in ieber S6ipere unb
3u iebem Breiie. Semben' uno 8ois
letten.9 .9lrtifel aug ben belien Jabriten
BEL pancoa 8 5obn.
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Sn iebr freier l1eberlebuna:


conf gebt e8 Dir gang fiir9terli6."
Na9bem oiefes Der NbI@afuag beg
get0bteten 8orltenDiebs als germ geie1es
neg @eri6t gelpeibtes 2ieo gu Gnbe ge=
iungen mar, belt elm anoerer protenan,
ttider Geiiili9er cine shnoenbe Qlns
fpra6e-bie &ebe bes Sages. .,Mit
Grr6tber geitebe i'd es," fing er an,
,,baB aud i'd einit ein G9meinepertil'
ger gemeien. (GroBe 5eufation.) Nber
i6 babe msinen Srrtbum eiugeleben.
(Rauideuber 9lpplals.) Sn benz grps
Ben S9Deinecentrum Nmerita's, pors
fopolis Ober Cincinnati, fommen Die
meifen @bei9eioungen bor = lper fam
ba ben &aufalnerus ni6t ieben? Wenn
bas 8elo, bas in Canada i'm Danbel
NIT S6meinefeii9 anaelcgt 1T, ausge.
lieben piirbe gu nur filnf Broeent, 10
fOnnte man tauienb Wetbooi ltenprebi,
ger nit einem Sabressebalt bon ie $1,000
anitellen." (2ebbafter 8eifaG.) gta9z
benz nod 9feb. 9err Softlp, 8. a., uub
anoere @eiitliGe geipro6en, bsrtaste
man li9 unter Nbiingung folgenben
2ieoes:
20 mutton, rich mutton, sweet mutton
give mel
Give pork to the tremulous debaucheew
Sn m6gli6it freier ueberieBuug:
@ieb mir bonn S6opfcnfleiid, bem sarten, iiibcn,
lluo LAP ein Sdpein DaS anocre gcnicbcll
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s@- Wenn Sbr Guern pollen 9Dertb
in anSiigen baben uollt, 70 iebt
@u1 bic Serblis unb Winter Nprrdtbe
bel paneo & 9 obn an.
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Jorm un0 8eltaIt berabl6euen unb
nit einer aluiforberuug Oil Die glnue.
fenoen, sben S6ais BORT bon feiaem
Sbrone 5u ifiir5en". SaHa fang Der
@bor eine ameite v5election" nit ben
bielperfpre6enoen Nnfangs;eilen
30 shun the tempter Pork,
EnsnaIing in his work y
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gSO9elltlide 6reie 4greiie flir seras
erideint
isoea Qonneraas
unb toftet
so so fit naS Sabr pccr 81. 25 f,ir
6 NDnatc In Wurausbesabluma.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-14
Beauty and stiiisy ia Poultry.

We know Of no breed Of fowls that
combine beauty and utility TO greater
extent than White Leghorns.
They are handsome fowls undcr any
circumstances. but in the country.
where their delicate plumage / NOT
soiled by the dust and smoke of th,
city. thev appear to the best advantage
Indeed. it is hard to conceive a more
pleasing sight than n iioek of thorough
bred White Leghorns ranging about at
viii over the yard aud fields. through
the fresh. green grass.
Their snowwhite plumage. bright
yellow legs and large. red combs make
them look thoroughbred aud superior to
the mougrel IN every respect
But their superiority is not all on the
surface. for with their grace and beauty
they combine utility. They lay early
and often. and large eggs at that. and
like the fowls themselves. their eggs are
beautifully white sheiled.
While, as rule, they are non settlers.
yet. now and then one will be found
that will elucs. and even for while.
but it i risky business to put eggs
under them. for they soon get tired -
the nest. and the chances are nine out
of ten that after setting for few days
the fckle creature vii. leave the nest
for the roost
While the thoroughbred White Leg
horn hen always does her part as q
layer. Yet it is the best plan 10 place
her eggs under some other kind Of hen.
and for this latter purpose the common
BARNARD hen has NO superior. Ten
Pssses Farmer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-14

her University at Oxford. and her other
State Investments The College vas
established ON the demand of tho
farmers Of the State. and IN accordance
with a contract made by the State aud
the United states. AMI IN the inssrcss
OF agricultural and mechanical arts. II
the College Is carrying out the object
Of the United States aud State law It
ought 70 be literally supported The
State has been most liberal ia its sppro-
priations and the record shows = large
attendance. larger for the time OF iss
existence than any institution ever
established in the state. Like all new in
stitufious. Il hcs had. and will continue
to have cnom e.. mea who are honestly
opposed to = object and management
The system OF education Is different
from tina; pursued IN the older colleges.
aud like. all new departures. il is OPP
posed hy the alamai Of the older eoi-
legrs generally. IL must b. remembered
At the beginning Of this century not An
agricultural college was in existence.
They nearly all date from tha year
1870 in Europe. and 1850 in the United
States. Most Of them arc only twenty
or thirty wears old. while the Older coli
legcs run down the centuries with all
their loyal attachments. sympsthieS
prcjudices and wealth. intensified by
time. influence and power.
Congress passed the law establishing
these colleges in 1862. during the war
They have had to run the gauntlet Of
adverse criticism. under unfruitful and
disloyal surroundings. II has been
difficult to get professor. except those
educated under the old system. with
their bias against the new education
Many OF the older colleges 10 get tho
benefit Of the endowment Of Congress.
established departments or schools Of
agriculture and mechanic arts These.
~ was expected. and in MANY in
stances desired. proved signal failures
As IN. colleges for their life time bad
been devoted tO general literary. class
zeal and profess onal education. their
Ieading object wa- loyalty to these de-
parimcntS and not 10 the new annex.
which was generally set in a corner
b. languish. smother and die The
funds were used 10 build up the other
departments Of the college. and agri-
cultural and mechanical arts were
poor KIN" at the rich folks house
The failures were pointed TO as evidence
that the new system or departure in
education was n great mistake Yet
all the time agriculture is languishing
and other industries forging ahead TO
wealth.