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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24
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BATTLES OF BIRDS.
An EsTty Morning Sxht That Dt.tarb~a
an EstIrs F~ath-r~sf CsIaar.

An Early Morning tixht That Dt.sarb-a
an EatIrs F~ath-r~d Cotaay.
Battles between birds are sometimes
very EerceIy fought Dr. Abbott. in
Days Out OF Doors describes a long
tr.> a eoaiiiet in which pair of great
crest>a dy-catehers and pair OF blue
bir,is were the actors. BY ehancs they
had chosen hal' lows in adiaeeat apple
trees Tor their nests. and so were
brought daily into S1ore or Iess close
association ~ far ~ | could see. all
went we'll The iy-catss-ers hawSed
for insects among the tree tops; the
bIuebirds were content with worms
from near tbs ground
But b and by the eggs Of the blue
birds we're hatchsd-at least presume
that they wsre-and AZ the time the
young Of the sy-eatehsrs were wsll-
nigh grown Before sunrise one morn
ing. when the bluebirsis were happier
than usual there arose n eiatter In the
lane such n | have seldom heard
among birds livery robin stopped
singing. the wreas forgOt their brOo-Is.
orioles screeched. and every eat-bird
bawied murder,
Even the poultry took It up. and for
many minutes that quiet. shady lane.
ordinarily the very picture Of peace.
vas aH actual paudemOS!um- II did
not take many minutes % flth0m tho
mystery. While every bird present
was thoroughly excited. there were
four upon which my attention was ut
once conferred Brave A. lions. the
bluehirds. little furies now. hurled
themselves against the fy-eatchers.
which. although stronger. could nos
Withstand them Eaiuly they attempt
ed to dodge their pursuers. but The
bluebiris we're too quick They had
acquired neE powers. aud with
strength. courage and endurance I
never supposed them TO possess. they
drove the fy-catehsrs far a-feld and
kept them there The blushirJis had
been robbed and OF course had caught
the fy-eatehers in the act
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24
LATE NEWS ITEMS

AT Taphxn- Y ", on the slss. john
TaIlmsn ami wife. 0f RoekI&nd county,
celebrated the seventietk anniversary Of
their wedding
REPORrs from Giles and ether counties
IN Tennessee are - she effect that the re-
cent frosts have greatly damaged the
cotton crop. and that but little Of the erOP
has opened
DE- PErEE BURSNAS, grail secretary %
the Arkansas Grand Lodge, IHsI-p~niens
Order Of O.Id Fellows. VAS buried At Little
Rock On the =Iss-
THE Olive Ball. which hal become the
svmboI ot anti-raiirOad legislation in
Georgia. has been killed after q dzhs of
several months Is Was over this measure
that the duel originated between Pas CaI-
hoGa and J. D. wiIliamssa. president ot
the Chattanooga. R0ul- & Co zmbas road
As KsrIMArED By the Bsr-aa Of Agrteill-
tEr~. the cotton crop in Tennessee Was low
cred by recent frusss =. per cent below It's
coalition Ga September sath-
A LARGE number OF small ineensIiary
fires have occurred at Kansas City. The
police have Just finished their invessiSa-
ton into the crimes and have discovered
that the inc@nsiiari-s we're a hand of school
boys ranging in age from II 20 Is years
AMONG the passenger on the steamzhip
wiseousin, which arrived a. New York on
tn. Issh, wer~ - Nornoas b.oGnd for Salt
Lake City They are frum England. Wales
and Holland
FoEEsr FrErs near Parvis. Miss are
creating eonsteruatio1 anaoGg lumber. tur-
pensine and charcoal Hssn- It hss beso
Gve weeks since rain fell there, and the
wOods are as dry as tinder-
Wx- J. JospsS. son Of the postmaster at
Manchester. Va. Was arrested oa she IsSh
charged With robbing the mails
bull NAToS. the oldest noonShiner in
Southwestern keEtuexy, Vas captured on
the Issh- West Tennessee ocscers have
been searching for him fer twenty-five
years He vas captured On the Teansssee
river while selling fsh- In is7g posse
vent cut from MayhsEd, KY, TO capture
Natou- He turned the tables. capturing
tie guns and routing the oceerS-
WILLIAM LOTT. = mail rider, Who Was
receurIv reported TO have been held Up by
mail robbers near the State liae Of Nissis-
sIppi. has confessed 20 tie robbing him
self. AID IS lodged in lal AZ Meridian,
Mss
" THAszxs e Co. ozs c< tie eest
known firms in the tea trade cf Chicago.
made an assignment ca the lsth- The
liabilities are seh<stais.l a. SIS. .essl-
NEWS 0f another bi< express rubbsry in
Alzhanaa has Just leaked 0us- Ir involves
about q 60. 4zd oeczrr-i ss Millsport. Ia
Lamar co1nty. Walter Alssrcr0mhi-. a
yohag white man. Is ehargNa with the SOt-
bsry.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24

ever TIE Iowa blurs n the dlrersion Of ta@ Da-
Ssxa Lae- hua1rst miles Mr.. Petugr~S
walked Wheu hs reached S.0Gx Fails ~
fcGrd himself IN tine - take 4 prs-eu ptioa
eIafm ut wet % wazt = nsa tne business
eenter Common report ereeais Mr.. Prsts-
grew With havfag E1zt@ quarter
ct 4 uiIIror by his real estate spscu-
Iztienx he : cz@ Of these restless zeu Of
great schemes who keep rtghs als1- uzaer fEll
sal He uav ne Worth twice the estimate or
not hzIs % a. N0co1y eaa tel He - TIE
ruoviar <pf-lt m The motor liEe. IN the stock
yard anf 1aeSta ~ su utsrprtss n The sooiea
NIL ar1 n 4 tuEsn other things- he = the
svpicaI psakosa hustler. He wtll nos sitoy~ther
se stranger a Coa<rsss, having eeez dele
gate fror, me Territory f--l II = said he
VII share TIE aissizet on Nth Senator Georze.
of syissis-f fpri. o. eeiEs the ho11iest ua1 n
the S-11te-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24
KILLED ITS MASTER
The stsry Of . rh~aomenal BaIt-Ftght
HeIt In seville. >Psfa-

Held In seville. >psta-
A few years ago. the inhabitants Of
Seville read with surprise, in the I'D
versisemeats Of an approaching bglI-
fight. this unusual notice.
Nv hen the third bull shall have At
tackled the picaaors and receives three
pairs Of banderillas. young peasant.
by whom it has been brought up. will
appear in the ring. He will approach
the bull. earc-s il. and after removing
the banderillas. one after another. viii
lie down between its horn<."
The annOuneemrnt Of 50 singular a
feat attracted an immense crowd % the
amphitheater. The third ball ap-
pearcd- ar animal with splendid horns.
and very brave il slew four horses.
received the banderiIlss. and became
furious. Thea. costrary To custom.
all the tererOs retired from the ring.
leaving the bull stamping about aaG
shaking the bloody darts which hung
from his neck
All at once a long viii stle was heard
repeated The bull approached the
barrier and a young nan leaped into
the ring. calling the bull by its name.
Mosquito The animal knew it,
master came tO eare=s. and was ap-
peased- The peasant gave it his hAna
to lick. and with the other began TO
scratch il behind the ears-aa opera
tiou which seemed to afford the brute
much pleasure He then gently re-
moved the handerillas which annoyed
the neck Of Mosquito. made il go down
on its knees, and Plaesd his head be-
tween its horn The grateful bull
seemed to listen vita pleasure 20
pastoral melody sung BY its mas
tude. hitherto suppressed by sur
prise. burst forth with AndaIusian vto-
leuce. and shook the building Hear
ing this freuzied applause. which had
accompanied all his suferingS. the
bull till then under q charm. ap-
peared to wake and return 70 reality
Il suddenly rose. bellowing. and the
peasant tried - escape But il was to
late The animal ss though furious
AZ being betrayed. tossed the Young
mar into the air. received him again
on it, horns. gOred aim. tampled on
him and crushed him TO pieces. in
spite of the Efforts 0s the t0reros
The performance was -saspeudeS-a
pheEoiasa0n In Spaia--and the horri-
Ge.i public quilted the circus in 81.
'eEc@-Ssn Francisco Ar.oS3gL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24
FoREIoN GOSSIP.

-DurinS The last eighty years s.eNO.-
oeo people have died Of phshisis in
Franco
The study of Greek l. nov cngae-
izg the Empress % Austria. and Il IL
reported that she i making ex, slect
PrOErv--s.
-Wheu \ family a, Berlin ear rot
Tay rcat they csn 90 20 the city >hel-
ter. a big building wher~ they 4~e led
and kept tiit woriS Is obtained
Lord Bras>cy'- G.eudcu house i
li=h'et by cl~~tric lamps incio-.,,I in
seashelts % the greatest beauty. whose
transparency she'is a glowing r.fak-
gcnce over the whole apartment
-Frines--s Victoria ! ID. most orig
Isai an4 thou<htfal of the Prince OF
Walc-' daughters Princess Maud acts
az her mothers srnanueaslS Princess
Louise has bssea her fathers tsvorii.a.
-Thers are according 10 an aes,oans
JUS, Published. loo hotels in Switzer~
land. making sp > 0ssl beds. and en-
pleying I6.0o1 servants The annual
Fs-ceipss % these hotels amount 70 sI0.-
o'sl. t'st and they give net PrOst Of
S5 per cent on the capital invested
The Afghan Amscr's method of
vengeance on his rebel prisoners l.
pretty highly developed One batch.
numbering So. were put 10 death
three day. Oac of the trio was Al
Way. hanged dressed in yellow and
gre,H. another was dressed in black
and brown and s.pwn from a gun. and
the third was dressed IN red and cut
up with n sword
The German Emperor has revoked
the statute which rnads. Il necessary
for hts mother. n ex-kmp~ess. Ia live
in Germany. AMI she can therefore 70
wher~ she please=. In return she has
surrendered il Is said. all the papers
and diaries Of the Emp~rO- Frederick
-The Car has a new travelling
train The saIoon- are covered with
tron outside and then corse eighs
iaehs.s - cork instead % the steel
plates with which the carriages % the
o53 train were protected AL the
saloons communicate by covered
passage AMI arr exactly the same in
outward appearance. % that NJ out
slider aay b. able - discover in shich
carriage the C'1ar l. travelling
Il uovcl scheme IN raiIruasiins l..
ahsus 90 ~ tried oy an Eagilsh syudis--
ase on the Austrian railway system
Lending libraries Will -, established
a. all tn. railroad stations og any -izr.
NJ whis.h hooa> sill b. loaned az a low
| rate They eAa D.. r-turnssI AZ any of
III. Libraries % thu company. TraveI-
ers are. ~ a rtsle. greedy for books.
and the venture = expected Ia meet
with >uevsss. Notwithstanding tn. op-
| position % train news agents. whose
business will b. sadly hamPered
1 The Swami % Southern InsiIa have
ways been greatly celebrated for
IN. skill n jewellers. bat the forms
and d. .tres usually made have been Of
n ,har.-,.-r that was iHadmissihIs in
Western ~o-.,, " A Parsee gentleman.
having ob,aiusa the appointment OF
Indian jeweler ts the Queen of En-
gland. obtained su.a> tent influence
among the Swami To ina 'ce Them 10
abandon their old style. and - >'e result
was n beautifully rOught eask~ Tot
Princess Louise. OF a workmausA. P
comparatively unknown
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24

DKSvEa Col. OeG ls--In the District
Court Thg-SiI1yuvsu sensation was
created By the 6Hag Ot a. sfaiavif BY
the States attorney alleging that 50
long ss Sheri- Weber or any o. bis d-p1-
ties were allowed 70 s1u1oa ve1lremen
Or have any thing 20 do with the case ~
james and Charles CounOrss oe this city.
who are charged with conspiracy 10 RIB
the Denver & Ri3 Grande express, the
usOuI.. coud uoE get Al impartial triaL
ser The reason that ths officers tavprs'i
rhe causs % the Lessad1Ets- Fhs court
aupeiutsd : n Cottreu and J. M- Daiiy
10 act Is slts0rs II gls :1t1rs Iroese1-
iEgs 0. sss case.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24
SOUTHERN oIEaNrNos.


Btrm iaxhsn,. Ala. eoattH7es - S.-P
aP is record Tor saieiGes and shootin<<
W A. Hail. a stsacil --agrav~r. ts~aty-
ave years old rec~stly shot himself three
times in th-s iest breast AMI &s@,L al b.
c1a>e Ltz1is rhouP<oa woaid a low
Eizz- la=zss HslleFY. = private detective.
vas shot tArpa<h the hsart b. IA a1-
xncw1 man- The detective Begged Toe
Als lie. aaA al;aoa<h ,aliY two huaslrst
people witnessed th- a@sir. NJ oas IN
tersere1 Several bystaadsrs were strusS
ey stray bgliets- The anknqwu man
escaped sam Brewer - the IRE de-
Partna-aL sas sat b J l. Osborn. =
contractor Brewer Was usia< a hose 10
sprinkle the street ia tront - the easiz~
haa.- and thres water on ushorn. 80 the
latter claims Ths m-n hal a h<at and
-oon after theY were separated Os0orn
returned with a pistol and shos Brewer
thr0gsA the lets ereasE Oseora - IL
..iA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24

Michael Hade. a Louisville & Nashville
suitchma1, was hacked Ia thirty places
with knifs IN a quarrel at Louisville,
Ky, rsc-ntIy. and ARthouy Lpstet-r was
shos deal Both ware drinking II Ide
hal Just drawn hts wages. and Il Is be-
fi@ved that two robbers drew Htd- iaso \
quarrel on the street and thea pGlliRg
aim into an alley with the sint-ation %
rObbinS lhim- Losteter. who lived 1sar,
vas s0m way drawn into the quarrel Los
teter staggered into his house Just after
q shot was heard IN the alley. and sooa
after died Oc n psst0l-shOs wound Hads
wAs found lyies in the alley iusensIble-
Two men we're seen ranninx away as
Losteter's brother John hurried Up the
alley after the shooting vas h-ard Los
teter could nos Or Soald aos tell who shot
him
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24

The street car turned n sharp cor
ner. and the man who was hold ing on 10
the strap swsyed heavily against the
high silk hat pertaining to a man who
was sitting down
Sir loudly exclaimed the Indiz-
nant passenger. picking up his dam
aged tile from the dirty aoor. do you
see what you have done by your beast
iy awkwardness2
Il beg your pardon. sir replied thu
offender with equal loudness and in a
tone ot great surprise 4 eiaa't
know you were sitting there / sup
posed you had given your seat 10 that
old lady standing up in front Of you
Extremely sorry. slr-extremely scr.
y!'-Cbiease IEIsaaa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24

thirty years u az. va couvteted oe
uaoushlnx in the UaitrsI Scttes Dtstrtrt
Court at Loatsvilie. N.Y. Martha conss
from Zssch-r csGasy. sae % th~ stIsisst
portioas ot the keuracky usoant1iRS. q
favorits haunt ot thas- uh1 make and
sell whisky sirhsar cartax dor the re-
ggired Gorernmeat license Hsr home
was IN little cabin high aP Ia the hilis,
aud som. % her friends aad relatives
e0ndEct secret 4tstill>ry IN he forrest
E-ar By 70 Martha ws. entrusted the
task % s>IIia- the liquor. and she Wa
Rot sAy enough.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24
SOUTH OakoTA's SENATOR'S

The M~a whs will E-pr-s-ss thu S-s
>sRts OF >ssata paxsts IA th- Uasr~st
>FAus< >-sast-. Gs,sesa a uss-tr assI X
fra1k P~tsf<r~w nri<f Sketches sf
the ~ stsr.- Fleet
PIERRE. ;. D.. Oct j. Tn. LsyisItrurs
met IN joint session yesterday snt pro-
cssded To- canvass the vots for Uait-si
States Senator's They declared tfaI-oa
& Moody and r. Frank Psttsgrew the
Senator's. ard amid roasiaS cheers tho
Lsgis 'atare adjourned until January next.
tsbie0a c NoSsiy l. Ss~ Yorker hv bfrtA-
He s N Ia.l-lnA nan hE WIN ar t.ar ren-.-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24
Iso's LETTER.

ester Prom Fsp~ T~@ NItI. 10 Csssr- q
e'@@-ssss ta S~tatt~n - tA~ ceaGm<
eathsssr S~ss~z@sast sast tk.s TA-sts~.tt.su.
tas-
httrrH 'EK. Nd Uc-- la-Th- S1a pub
ii.Ars IRE sallewtuE trauslsts a . ths.
letter. - p - L-e - CsFAsaal GsAaszs
wtih references - tao eezizS CatAalic
Ceat~zz8Af
ne fr'ss owe ~ reu1-rY ant ruit<aen which
yrH ASA ar 1Fr,hrru- ra. 1.-azrs q rae t-aisss
s-aEes, - sttea ant - asarv IA f-....,f
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24


walked na3 D1ko-
tA~ He Is net
ashamed o. IL Mr.
PcEEi-reN = ! Yer
maaErr- Twenty
Years ag0 he came
West He was Izss
cat % sehaoL aHst
not rao Eefi sappgisst
xsn ans hen
he reaeh=si Sioux
CITY hs iaSu rcd ths /:
stage fare - - AZ
FaIlS A hour later
the max OF o,
Cuite,i Stats Sera
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24

James Hickey was arrested on some
minor charge In lower Chiltoa County
Ala, ree~utly. HIS eaptOrs subsequent
ly fognI oat that he was eoneerasd Ia
som- brutal murders near MantevAIIo
some weeks ago. in fact. h confessed
and th-n be was swung to a limb aad
was shot.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24

Ishs Cawos-t. pCosutae1t ettizen ot
Harlan Couuty. an1 H~Erkiah hal-
as sarts ~. nj. we're killed A lew atYs
,ss at Martha Crs-S- mar hariAa C"al L
house By an usk1srsu Assassin n A.
bash At Gr~asY Crr~S. sans coantF.
Milt Jea-%. hsd 4 G4NelisF ~isA al'
sosrsta. Jim Jgu--. over III pas meat o a
1=es- MiIs called his go1ss- MO ls
gard telling arm be wanted g. - t't- N
debt. xh-a b. Killed hiut with a Wa eaSs-
ter ri.-. The Murderer made ais 60
cnp..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24

An ARRAY occurred reesntiT .r Niehol-
500. Mss. II which d. W. IL T-tr, q
hat place. and z c. C0llins. ot Lacey.
Mss lost their lives. aud CGitzaz Pea
son was EO1E9ed. the res1lt ot n se1l
Tett shot Colifns with = ss0tx1c- some
stray shos strixiag Pe1tcn- T1rr--. Col-
Iiusi brother-ia-law. shot Tstr With q
pistol
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24

James Kendrick. a vell-knawn eolcres
man near GrseavilIs, Ala. was found
dead IN the woods near GsOrgiauA with
an empty gun living by his side. Ia. nIan
Is said TO have b~ea Troublesome to GER
tain vt his nei<hbors, and It Is surmised
By not n few that be was pUrposslY re
moved
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24

John T. LyeH. % Abb-yvilie Coanr.
=. G. who murdered D. l. MaybreY In
May last died in Iatl recently The court
which was To try him was IN session. bas
lawyers had already obtained a eontina-
aace o, the cas-. The killing was DELHI
crate. and the motive FOR II was never
learned
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24

iarasioa gf Iaais peEsisuc- ard the >outh DAKOTA
memorial tar Statehood Il 4 aieuIE 10
tel shiSA Of these great rapers aruasef the
stroug~sz -motion Judge Moody wrote the
memorial
Tnc Back HIS corner % the new state
ei1sms Ia.ige Moody. but there wsls moth NJ
sectional Or IocRl about lis selection soT The
SenatorShIp. tie : the Hew safes bix nan
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24

Governor seay % Alabama has sold "a
parties in New York s,5s eoo worth % Al
ALBANIA bonds bearing for per cent in
terest % replace the sane amount % SIX
percent. bonds. which are due JaRaary
/ I-ea The price paid tor the tour-per-
escs- bo7ds vas I0i LILO
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24

var ssrvcr. turIHg
which he rose fruEl
private O. e'alsla.sI ot
4 HQosisr regiment
He "a S.1uth nklSn-
TIA By rnal mature
eho 81. HIS RS ,issnee
IA the Territory
dates from Isk
wheu- fresh from the
!, far. ~ arrived n
u aastnu AZ ths. c~i-
rbrathoa OF thu last
, oarta % July IN the
rev Ssare there were
reaf 10 she assem-
blssi rsaPlz The Dec
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24

The Pan American Coaxress viii visit
Nashville. r-na. n D~csmh~r. and it d.
announced that the ladies - the Hsrustt-
a<~ Assaciatssa will give the atssiaxa
Ell visitors al el4-tiz4e tseneral gacks0E
-'poasgr barb-cu-.~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24

General Henry r. CIaYtDu. president -
tho Alabama Uatverstty. iis'g At ruses-
ts-sa r~e~atIy- general Cltytsss va a
sistiugEIsh-sI BrigNli=r- euersI ia the
toaf-ierste ARMY and man ~egi-kEosH
throughout the soath-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24

air.~l as asF~sass'l 10
IA Tngr scaasrT er
d. me Fuvt seucr- an,i
a. sis- ams trs n -
~ IN tsn ui~wrrF %
taeE a mnuansat
ssEn -u - aa aoasr
- y1ar~s ~ ana a
iasuug nene9t o. TaH-
ssi1an ,rtsFu. ansf 81
ne ruuusrv ns ia-<s
AssA the efsrr We
sastiv aafts wIsa veu
IN rwsarsnf thanss -
Crst the aa-har - al
-fe4 =. rns stw~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24

The South Carolina Naval Construction Q
Company has been Chartered by the See
rvsary q STATE u Soata Carolina The
y1Fsls viii bs located Il Charlestaa. aad
.he company Is composed u cAa<Iest9a
CAPITALISTS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24

= tat-aas strtlEi-Et. t.las
trlssst La tla tetler
whseh hare s--n-
~ Gtirrs~.tf % a.
Fru@ e - ,eara taar
pls,ags aa,t pssprs are
aouus - asserunz~ a
fsalt =erc te erirarat@
the enc Aaasfrcssta "A
ANYWAY 90 sae essaa-
llsa airut e. thss sacr~..l
n srarshy % tss E...--t
Stsa-. On sar ssms
sccasiea y.,s Prerssss -
,H-aAeasc the C4ssglie
UriF~rs ~ - a. - =
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24

n. Marrlsaa BIsias ssd Dr.. In Fsre~.
- HussSnvtlI~. NJ pgrshss~,l a Ius
all~d wsEh walskv at @eiiica. They drsas
freely sad the result was that La Fercv
died aa1 BiaGa. was a1ce aseioEs at last
accounts
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24

The SoatE 8IabaEsa Fair. AZ asveR-
y ll-. was a success n every ParatcIiar-
T - exhihis vas tskeu - the St1ss FAR n
BIZ. .1tnxhaEi.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24

Fire at Cooks plantatiea. near Gresn
Vile. MIS-. burned thirtY-fvs bales %
eDtton- D~nais Walker was b9raed te
death
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24

ix United States steamship Peusa-
ea'A With TIA African SoIa- expedition
~ ooa<1 sailed from Ss~ York on the
M Zoe 81 Paul ds.I.o1uaA on the west
elass Of Africa, where the savanss intend
shaeTl1g important facts about the
ssl5se q the sun which VIII take place
ae December - NEXT
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24

HcS- NKwroS w Nrrrrxg. Of Nav
farL Who. on the 1eth- resigned his seat
\ CSasrsss that his successor might be
sHesed at the coming general election
sad iae Twenty district not bs
r1aazt representative Ia Ccuz-ssx
|9esl On the 18th OF cancer Of the isw
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24

rEr report that l8y cases Of smallpox
|erssrd Sa Point Pelee Island in Lake
Ere. asa- Ssada<kr, O. was denfed on
sas f>sh- There was bus one case-she
srn1elm1sssr Of the island and be vas
% saorOzgnly isolated that no spread os
t1e scuz-Se was thoaShs possible.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24

szcsxrARr SosLx LEFT Washington. On
ne IssA as the guest Of Congressman
NrCsu1as. 10 attend the Hayerssewu
| MI Agricultural Fair II. Secretary's
nssAer Sas born rear Hsyerssoxn. and
= vHsis TO the scene - her early childhood
sls 9ns oe the objects Oe the trim
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24

Al ne a7cti0n sale in Lo1don- on the
IN. 0t BSaeicaalt's copyrights to satisfy
a srseutioa in favor OF the playwriehs.s
ssFssesd vie for alim01y. the play Of
-Lan@an Assurance brouxht eI5.: ~FIv-
n san1 go; ..Arrah-Ra-POxue.- - go:
Laeg Strike, Ef.: After Dark "a.
nj -F0ruosa.. 60
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24

Izx e1zi7ess failures during In. seve,
lals sa4ed on the Issh. numbered For ths
-. s.--l States isa. and FOR Canada Al. o. =
- - x = failures. as compared with u
s,@l q II for the previous week For
= aSrresPoaiing week last year the f.
fe -. REPRESENTING sSs failures IN
- : a1ied States and =. in the Dominion
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24

N ueparsn-at Of State was oeseiaIly
- 1a--a- On the 18th. that n Law has
- enacted hy Chilli to take effect four
' 1re1 August -. 1853, aboIishinx
.les on machines sad tools for
2grle1ltsrr, mining, trades and
- ssries. a2d long list % other arsi-
-, Iar which the United States viii. in
Earlv. -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24

Sxrr zea we're klll-~I ey aa .xplO.5ou
= .ae Battle cssllS=ry A. sssE0rvfshlr-.
~.r,szI 81 the IssA Their dad b.,.ii-~
- - IzsG<zr~d By 6araiz< as u be
va--sa xzlzabls 6y tc-ir aearess neigA-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24

rEr Czft<d States steamer Sipsie v,s
-,~-u trial "trip a. H01olzlz. r~ceativ.
- sasiss1csDrF r~szits- The Nipsse
~ Ass-s are Ecw il barbor az H0ao-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-24

rxx zzsssaa police hare sesxes1 large
,s.zsissex x Socialist p1kliearisas In
s-,-.ss fruz GalieIa azd intended sor
! s.r-zt poizts - the Russian 6o2Ia-