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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-03
AGerfet Spas uno Ernf.
Ssnfiprite.

Ni9ts if benz @siits msbr supibsr aIs
Sprtt, benin Ri4ts uerritb ulebr l1rfsnnt.
nib befien, mas man anbern unb t9 isIbil
i5uIbis 1T.
Sin faIi@er Wenid bentt iiets idIe5t
BON anberu, tbun fe aud nod 10 redt.
Wsun bu bstsn piuft, 10 laB Ssin SarS
uorbeten uub bsin 2sbsn na5bstsn; oein
Ruro tam uur mttbeteu.
Oas Seiss bsfsblt, bic 9nabe bilft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-03
y unteS @AIeraef.
Gin uuteriroiid,er Sluf.

BET Differs, i'm Department. Got, bal
uan sinen unterirbii5eu TluB sntbedt,
Rauiit ietnem 2aufe 2 Rm. melt ssfOlSt,
1T babel NIT benz Rabn bur4 wunberbars
@rottsH setommeu unb bat I Seen unb 81
Woherfdue sefunoen. Ran uimmt an,
buB Der untertrbifde SIu6Iauf I Rm. LANG
lit unb cine Der srosen Qusleu ipeiBt, mel;
DE BET st. Denis: RarteI ii9 in bic Dor:
bo9ne l~tlr;eI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-03
Sic arIBte Siefe Sss Wesrss if, uis

maj TN rSrOn" Itsit I'M iibatIantiiden
Ocean, spii9en Der SnieI:Eriitao b'4cnus
ga uno Der Rinbuns bes Rio be Ia Ylata.
Der @runb purbe bort tn elmer Siefe BON
4O236 6us ensI. Ober 81 WeiIen erreidt.
0isie Etefe iiberifstst um iber II, 900 5aB
bic S6be bss gerses @usrsit, bes b64iten
8eraes In Der WeIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-03
Shmeihelet.

9srsbrtsr: vetebenswarbisite aaer 6raus
en-, Id beoausrs ben SsrIuft Sbres @ats
ten, Der Sbusu 10 idnea entrihsn wurbe."
= Bittps: va9 Soft. t9 psrbe aud
ui9t msbr LANCE msbr leben!" = Ssrsbr:
sr: ,8irtli52 Oas pdre gum eriten male,
baB sic ibm 70 i9nea foIsen wirbsn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-03
SaS Brett.

Der fIeins Saul: rSatsI Sans, boI
Jus bod NAL osin Brett Der, mir uolen
uns brauBen idautslni = SnfsI Sans:
v8as fir Elm Brett bsnn, YauI1sn? Sd
babe il gar teius! - Yaul: % bod,
Sutel! Der Yapa bate nod seiteru seiast,
Der Sutsl babe aber mau9maI bod Elm
fir5tstIidss Brett Dor benz Ropfsl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-03
SGs fleine gliB 9drlhen.

Sarl9sn: rIuttsr, Tag mir nal finf
aufstuanoer foIsenbs Gage, tn beneu tein
a u%ortommt.~ - Muttsr: Die sibt IS ia
gar ri5t, Sanse. - RarI9en: rOo9,
Rama: uOrssitsrn, s~eitsrn, bsute, u,orssn
uub iibermor9sn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-03
I'm vpromiurnte" Trauen, sissntlid

III U~prUMIHtNIe UrnufH, eIgeHllI1
prcminents alte Sunsfern, bic fi9 ouf hem
@ebiste Der Beiberre9tIerei, Der Tempers
eng u. I. N. rribmIt@" beruortbaten, rt5s
te bic vPbiIateIpbta Zines" bic miitse
Grase, mas fe tbun wirbsn, faIs fe Rdns
net waten. 6aif aue antporteten, buB fe
-leots bletbeu uirbsu. 9au3 berisI5sr
Weinuns iinb ia bic Wdnner aud, usniss
ffeus iuweit bic 9sfrasten in getra5t TONI
men,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-03
9as pierte Clement.

2sbrer: ,NIio pier @Ismsrts sibt es,
Cuff, Tsuer, Gtbe uub -. bu, Wi1sl, mas
1T has uierte @Isuisnt?" (aasemeirs Still:
Ie.) rBeiB IS tsinsr?" (Gortssiestes
Sdpeisen.) rWotin uditit bu bid frit
Worssus, NPiSsI2"- NidsI: vSn met:
uer Mut.sr ibrem tIeinen 9anobstsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-03

Gs freHt uns 5u bOreH. - Der 9err
aYotbeser uerrdtb uns, bag Or. Bulls
5uiten Sprup fid better aIs irssnb cine
anbere Webi3in uertduft unb tets aue Rnns
ben 3ufrieben felt; er 1T obeubretn biais,
toffet nur Is Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-03

gu rlsincr st6Bten 2uirieosnbsit babe
i'd i9ou bdufs Or. ausut RSnis's 5ams
burger Eroufsu ais SIutreintsunssmitteI
sebrau9t unb tam fs in ieber Wsiie ems
pfsblsu. - 9. q. Gui9, Wonroe, Wisc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-03

Cine 9ame tn Raibuias bate @eus
ralsia. Der Doctor psri9risb ibr sinsu
rsuen Sut, sinsn Sai9uir S9awI, ein
Yaar usue Tansidube, unb cine SIai9e
SaIuatton Del. sic purbe aul ieIbeu Gag
beIIer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-03

SeiBlanb, ga., IS. 5ebruar, 1889. -
Sd lit iebe an rbsumatti5su Sdmersen
i'm Rnie. Dur6 Gnpenbuns BON st.
Satobs Del purbs i'd bauernb sebsiIt. -
8. e. WarteI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-03
3dierneuitilperle.

Selspsbel: vS9mude, Sic reiBen bsim
9abnsn SIREN 5utteripaIt auf, ais Of sic
sIaubsn, sic udrsu i9on Elm &ei9spof:
b~risitaitsn, Oas iinb sic nod LANCE
nt1t.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-03
Scr miloe Winter.

S5uIinipector: vRannif ou mir einsn
miIben 8intsr nenneu, RIeiHer - 9is
Ter: Der uersanseue 8inter, ba mar In'
fee 2sbrsr feds 8o3en trant.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-08
Or. 4 Hestr.

We know this gentleman sill
net envy his successful c0npet-
tor the the Office Of Superiateu
deu; CT Public Education. nor
VII Mr. YeCharen exult over
bis victory. The loss of an Of
tee s a small Thing compared
% the loss OF q mother and in
the death Of Dr. Westoas
mother the many friends CT that
gentleman wIil sympatEize with
him deeply The fac; tina: DR.
Weston could not leave his
home 10 canvass a; All and that
Il Vas understood lie had not
been before the people caused
many 20 think ne had Eithdrawa
frol the race. When the new
y elected superintendent l.
through the people will remem
Der DR.. Weston and elect him
because they recognize him Is
Eorthey and deserving.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-08
The Ticket.

Now tia, the ticket Is nemi-
mated let al democrats 20 to
york and elect 1t. Let the re
suit be accepted by the defeat
ed aud the friends of the defeat
ell Candidates without eavil or
question aud let Us shoE that
the democratic party can he
and Is HARMONIOUS in Lafayette.
We 10 not entirely approve the
plan OF nomination by a plurali
y vote bat it Is the plan adopt
ed and most in favor with the
people here and as al the eaudi
dates are under aa implied
pledge to ABIDE By It they
should do 50. Let the demOe-
raey elect the ticket nominated
Ast SATURDAY aud install the sue
cesSfll IN office.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-08

The action CT oGr las; State
convention conclHsively ildi-
Gates thai the people OF Nissis-
s.ppi ia the future 10 not intend
10 give any one = life estate Ia
aI office There are iass ~
good and competent men ont Of
oGce Is there IS In aa.. iliz al
nonsense n SCI ,hat any man
~ll MAKE better o@eial than
another equally z go qualified
Ihe o IS be'8l- - the peo
pie a44 haze proven veEy Eeaa-
merAiivc 10 th3Izaad~ 0f me1
silg them good a-d s1bstan-
Sal beginnings = life Afera
aan er ans set CT men have
been eGee I9a< enough 10
secrr competency Il Is then
ii.e better aal stronger policy
70 put them oGt aad put II 9th
eEs equally a. deserving Tie
last e~1aveatsoI indicates the
way the riaI : blowing
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-08
A Narrow ESCAPE

Yesterday, while = good house
wife was preparing her winter
l1Tder by making blackberry
jam. she had a small quantity
above the capacity of her pre-
serving kettle. and thOughIessIy
put it IN D tin vessel L. made
into good JAM And It 50 hap
peued that influenced by its
good taste every female mem
Der OF the family as well As the
cook TOOK a good taste The re
sult was al OF them were taken
sick and only abe sI1alI Quantity
eaten proved their safeguard.
AS It vas the sickness lasted
ten or twelve hours The lam
was given TO another servant
with instructions 10 threw away
bat she though. il coed enough
to eat and Was made very sick.
X vas \ very narrow escape.
and should prove = warning 10
hOuseSeepers To refrain from
asng tin in cooking fruit.-CO-
l1mbUS Index
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-08
JUSTICE LAMAR

Memphis, AR- s-JCdse La
mAr- who IS eH r0u5e 10 his
home IL Georgia. stopped over
IL Nempais to-day 70 visit
daughter. Mrs. Hugh HesSkeE
In reply 10 the question Is 10
what Impressions he gathered
Of the material prosperity ol
the States shr0Bgu which Ee
travelled he said. i vas IN
menseiy pleased With what l
saw IL Alabama they are max
ITg prOJssTOgs strides In manu-
featuring % Louisiana | saw
little bat New Orleans which
seems 70 GE growing iu wealth
and Importance OF Texas /
say more than any ether state.
It's growth has been =0ndeIfal.
The b2Fbed wire fence Is 3 great
cEEIIzeT. Under its influence
what were formerly extensive
cattle ranches have been trans
formed ~ great Garus. blossom
ing with crops OF cots N and
corn ansi wheat, aud popped by
! race Of thrifty. industrious aud
Intelligent farmers, the whites
largely Predlminatin.. Texas
IS an empire IN itself
hat about Mississippi p
Il vas struck with the graft
flying Indications Of the steady
and gradual Improvement in the
material condition of the people
Of Mississippi, not so much in
speculative investments and
Rex enterprise and the rapid
growth of particular centres and
localities. but Ia the general
emeTgenes OF the people frOm
the emb1rTaSSAAsGts of debt ausI
the stain Of poverty, especially
among the planters and fathers
large numbers OF whom in the
past have been compelled 10
borrow and buy at r1niOgs rates
OF interest now have SURPRISES
OF means and money to lend
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-08

For q newspaper to boom
town. call It's raeu energetic. In
e-al AID isOsFl1sbie. at the same
time its advertising columns
showing tEo az three liberal
mea in town. bears uumiStaEa-
bic evidence Ufa mistake a,
the part Of the edIt0r- And IL
= a hard thing TO JO- 5 some
editors rs veil as other peOuIs
have 4 little conscience Ieft-
Conservative
FIOssie is six years old sNam
ma size asked one day. IF
get married viii ! have a hus-
band like par Yes replied
the mother with an amused
SMILE and IL I don't Get mar
RED will l hare TO be an old
maid ike aunt Kate q. Yes >
Mamma-after a pause-1t-s
4 tough world for Us women.
amt III
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-08
conrstes Of he TxeIsth us


At al Internal meeting Of the
survivors Of our battle SCARED
command. il was decided and
resolved 10 have a Reunion Of
the Survivors Crthe Twelfth
Mississippi Regiment. at Jack
son. On IEursJay. tine -9.h dsy
II August next. st said meet
isg. MsjOr J.. RalfoEi Bel, o.
B-lt0lia. Yaz0o county. vas Sc
Iected as CaaiFms1. with Coils.
TAYLOR and ThOma- Of Jackson.
IS assistants. ans ~ H. o. Chap
Hal II Utica. Uilds county
Secretary.
Desiring 20 have 81. the survI-
voTs present FOR a general hauG-
shaking a4d the exchange VI
congratulations and short pc
EiOd Of general enjoyment we
mGSs cordially invite every man
whose uame vas ever upon the
Company CT E-GimeEtai rolls 20
meet in Jackson. on the gay
mentioned. AMI II there Is any
fortunate ones MT prepared TO
meet the small expense OF at
tending this EeEui1u-the ErSs
aud Is may be the last We may
ever have-let some one make
the fact Su0w8 20 the Secretary
and Arrangements vi; DC made
- ,lefray such expense
BEiglGieE Gems w ) Feather
stou and y II Harris. with their
sraT-Oaicers are specially i1yIt-
ed to be present aud participate
ia the anticipated pleasures of
the Reunion
AL tue cOlOre4 men Who we're
with the different companies are
also invited and urged to attend.
The Secretary viii furnish TO
some officer Of each Company a
taJul4ied form for Report. who
are urgently rsqTeSted TO I'll
ont same In duplicate and trans
NIT one copy 10 the Secretary
at rs early = day As possible to
enable him TO compile therefrOm
a Regimental report The See
ret@ry will forward with each
blank. 4 letter OF Instructions
filing cut the report
Ia CONCLUSION let is urge upon
each and every Survivor to lay
aside all ether matters and Join
VA the REUNION IL has beca
about twenty-fSIE years sisee
We dishaudcd at ApyOmstsOx.
and : may be that the few now
surviving may never lave the
opportunity % RegBi.ing again.
ana the little remnant Is wasting
away ike a prOmOGt0ry Of sand
exposed 10 the ceasesess en-
sTOlcamelTs Of tie ocean. and
IN q few more Years there Will
not be one left 10 answer when
TeveIIle Is sounded
J l. BELL Chru.
NIL y CHAFHAS- Sc
All p4peEs Friendly 10 this
move please gIVp notice.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-08
Weekly Weather Greg Bulletin CT
Mississippi HsziAer Service

About the nor1aI amount -
rsiai j. reported. a. eragins abOnt
one itch al over tie State, aud
occurring an. showers Il has
not been UufayOrabls where
crops were sOEked out Tie
meaa daily temperature has
been generally below 50 since
Sunday, ard probably too low
for best development Of cCtsnn-
Tie average amount 0fsuEshile
has prevailed and has been :
vcraoIe % cne cultivation ald
growth Of cotton and Othe crops
Excessive rains produced SER
Gus local IBjury IL the early part
Of the week in three or four
counties In the central part OF
the State On the whole the
outlook for cotton has decided
" improved except where local
disasters have OccuTed- No ina
teriaI injury from disease or
EOTEs = reported, although the
latter have appeared IN the
south western part Of the state
Cotton j. well advanced in the
Delta being abO1t ten days
ahead Of last year. It Il the
latest Iu the north eastern parts
Of tae State. The plant wIlI be
generally much larger than usu
al Its fraisage depends on ia
vsra5le seasons this month.
OtheE crops continue to promise
large yields
L. Z. FUTON.
Director.
I~uTvarxfw lr.z Au~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-08

y spec al 10 the Times Demo
crat Of Inc 18Th f.0m Herman
vIlie- Mss, says ! horrible &C
etdeBt occurred near this place
last night between the hours 0l
lzaEh I O'Clock J. w GrTFTug
an old farmer and citizen Of
Claiborne county Tor many years
was shot and instantly killed
Prom shat can be learned OF
this sad affair, il appears that
FL .GraAa-. youngest son of
the deceased . youth of eT-h-
teen yeaTS- was annoyed by q
thief EaO had Rade several at
tempts 20 break into the house
AMI upOs going 70 bed he took
hs double bAEEeled Shct gun
charged with small shot I'm bed
with him- so rs to be ready for
the burglar During the night
q wind and rain storm came I'D
and blew his room d1Or open.
His father thinking him to re
asleep got up TO close the door,
aud while In the act was fired
upOa by his son Oaly a few steps
distant. The charge Of shot en-
tered the ribs on the left side
and came out as the left nipple.
causing lnstan. death.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-08
FlGHTlHs E0lToRS

An unfortunate shair at Rose
dale. in Bolivar county, in this
stare. occurred Friday Iast
vhereby c i. HILL. editor Of
the DemocIai. was killed by NF
Messenger. editor az The Re
yiew. The affair grew cas- u q
severely personal article ID
HILLS paper ref citing on Wes
seugrr. A dispatch 20 the Ap-
peal from that section states
-when HglIs paper came Out lis
uiierances Eere 80 uneOmpro-
missing his t1GntiBg challenge
such a1d the lie so direct i was
felt tha. Messenger mu-t fight or
leave the county. From the
excitement ensendered toe 1GE-
GERS took Messenger to Terrene
Leading ana at that place the
prisoner escaped. bat after
~ards gave himself Up to the
authorities Conflicting stories
are 10 circulation As 10 EhO vas
10 blame. Hul.-s friends Saim
that Messenger made tle attack
and fired On Hull from ambush
The other side deny shi-- An
MveslzAiiea viii only deter
mine this though it does not
aPpear there are any witnesses
10 say who begun the fight or
how Il did commence Il the
absence OF further information
the press can Only conjecture
The aTli- Is aEother iiiusiIa-
ton sc Publishing personalities
and ihen having 20 fight over
them II - q Misfortune 20 any
community that has newspaper
men rho VIII print and cireu
laie personal articles against
the good name or character Ct
auy one II this case Weseu-
ger may have deserved AZ Han
said ef bin bat = newspaper vas
net the place to tell It, Hull l.
spoken of "a = popular gentle
man and the affair i much re
GREETED
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-08
The State Executive Cana.ittse

Chairman-RObert Z. Patty.
of SOxubee,
State-at LArge-A q Nav. of
Simpson. Charles Scott CT Boil
var; \ J NeIaurin, of Rankin.
Charles L HOEry, OF Lafayette:
} 5 IeNeiEy. of Washington: S
) CaihO0a, Of Kinds
lse District H Boone and
W i Sanford Of AleOFn: q o
EekfOTd- cf MuHrOe-
I'd Dis5Iiet-Z " Stephens. Of
UniOB;j " 7 FaIEuer. Of Ia
Fayette: } 3 B0Othe OF Pamela.
81 District " Cu;rer. OF
COanOma. MuFry f Smith. of
Warren ID G Casey. or Sharkey.
4th Distriet-James Gordon.
Of POnrOtOc; f \ CTiEz. OF CLAW:
I'll DUkes- Of KemDer-
Jsh DistFiet-R ; Hudson. of
1szOOs G A Wilson OF Holmes.
John " FeE-I. Of LaGterIale
9th Dgs:Fiet-W + Love Of
Ami,e: Thomas Ford Of Marion.
Z Bowers. OF Hancock.
1th District Z EuOehs. Of
Rsakins Z z Wilson. OF Kinds:
JeH Truly Of Jefferson
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-08
Adjustment Of PresiGetizl Post
masters Salaries.

The Presidential Offices IN
Mississippi n which changes
were made al the close OF lie
fiscal year ending June aIst.
leg. are as follows:
Aberdeen Sl6lo 70 1900 Bi-
iON sI90 to $3.50. Bro0ksville
@l-p0 toSiJ1l; C0Einth $500 10
sIts. Crystal Springs SII0; TO
Sl-ise Greeavilie $500 10 s2nO1.
Hlzieaurst SlI00 10 $500: HOI-
u Springs SI4h9 20 sI509. Macon
sl1u0 10 $500. Okoloaa silica
70 $3.50, StarkvIile sIsaa 10
1000. NeSS0E. sIIG1 20 5000:
hi1ona SEQ 70 SI410.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-08
UNIVERSITY
Is.s..AT .!sg::s 4. !:::,

The University has been put
N = more elective condition
than ever before
TAe plan of study ia re-east
SO is to allow INFECTIOUS cleo
tiveS Ii both the A. + and the
3 ) COURSES PrOfesSOTshIps
have been Ee-CTgaAIZed: AddT-
sen H0gEe, Prof. Of Ancient
Languages T. B. Fulton. Prot.
of Physics and AstronCmy:R. VI.
LeaveII. Prof. of English and
Bellies LeTtres; W r. Sims, late
Of Vanderbilt Univ, Prof Cf
Mental and AOral Science: axe.
Geo D. PariHtOn. late CT Univ.
Of Missouri. Prof. of Chemistry
and Natural History. Prof. j.
W Johnson. Asst--PrCE IN Eng
lIsh and Mathematics The Ex-
ecutIve Committee Will GII the
chairs of Mathematics aud OF
Modern Languages, from the
best material afforded By the
United States. before College
opens: and an Assistant Profess
SOr OF Ancient Languages viii
be appointed
Edward Mayes, is Professor
of Law and Chancellor.
Tuition still free to all, except
q fee OF 500 to Law Students.
Send for Catalogues and state
meut of improved scheme of
study
EDWARD MAYES.
Chancellor.
TufvarsTt- NJ
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-08
Hsj r. 4. nean.

In the selection Of Mai Dean
icr a second term ii the State
Senate the county and the State
VII hzve the services Of one o.
the nos; experienced legislators
IN that body At the next session
Nal be1a Is 70 be eoBgrafGla-
ted that he hsG no opposition a
4 S a high comPliment 20 have
such a. Endorsement oI-s Erst
terE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-08

\ EeW dlStsc has broken Olt
among the cattle IN NebFaska
and : spreading. Il begins bv
a swelling OF the eyes that be
come so thoroughly iaEamed
that blindness follows IN a fes
days The gatherings break.
leaving a sGail round Pimple CT
the eyeball and the beast totally
blind fever accompanies the
disease, and the milk OF the
COWS Is uEEt for use. The eat
tie oEasEs OF tAis vicinity are
greatly alarmed. and the utmost
precautions are being taken to
Prevcrt tie farther sg-csf Of.
tle lease
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-08

Once | was driving along In
Cartersyille and my dog was fol
lowing me- SndderIy a large
dog jumped . yard fence and
took after my little dog. aud
sneh running you never saw
As they ran down .he road. the
other dog abCnI TO catch mine.
a still bigger dog jumped the
fence and took aaer I'll middle
dog. They fairly split the air.
they ran so fast, and the middle
dog ran hardest OF all lie want
to keep out Of the way of the
org dog to keep from being lick
ed, and TO catch the little dog TO
whip him. For sixteen wears I
have been the zsiddIe dog In
race The reward of Heaven
has been in front of ne and the
devil and his angels have been
after me--Sam Jones.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-08

IN esteemed subscriber asks
rs 70 give the remedy Of Nr =
u BesHOn- for eharb0n. It's
eI, Of spike spirits OF ammonia.
iinctuTe OF tuTPeniiHe. mixed In
equal parts Dir Beamoa has
also tried standing his mules In
water As deep as they can stand
ant retain secure fo0thOld for >
or ) hours. which has answered
sdmlrabiy-TzzCo Herald.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-08
d Eat Candidates
Traif.79 Scii37ls FOR Teachers
az tss ulsse~ ifx-

The Beard az Trustees Of sae
State University NET in JACKSON
On tuesday 20 le-islare oG the
affairs II the institutions judge
Hill AMI Iioa Caas BNoEu
have Returned from the nlEsnn-
and report = very trnpSsaaf.
movement locking 10 the essab
lEshment OF = Department il the
University for the training IL.
the teachers of the State. \
committee from the Teachers
Association Of the State petit
toned the University authsri-
ties 10 establish a Department
al this kind aud Superintendent
Preston aud Prof. kiucaunan
met the Trustees al jackson ia
consultation over the matter.
As result the Trustees reeeiv-
ed the matter LzvoTably and "A
e@mlsitee AS F4ised TO forum
late 4 plan So saat the DepaIt-
meat nsi-at 20 into operation
next June II Is the design 10
have = regular Teachers Chair
'iEFins the session and also 20
provide for summer schools for
suca young teachers IS Will at
tend We vii obtain the par
tieGlars and give pn5lis alton In
our next issue Of the proposed
new Department
Prof FItzaaga. OF Virginia
was elected 10 the es!air Of
Mathematics.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-08

Next % 4 certificate Of birth
OF marriage IN the Harrison
family the best proof Of fitness
for Office / bill OF goods from
W aramakers great clothing EN-
pOFium--St. Louis PO<t-Dis-
patch.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-08

Capt Harvey Mashss. Of the
Memphis Ledger and COI- Tom
Seal- editor and proprietor of
the Dyers5uEg. Gazette are
of Tor Governor Of Ten
aessee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-08

After several Years expert
ence In the county newspaper
business We have come 10 the
cOuclIsson that 10 OE Is human
20 pay i Givine-PHaindealcr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-08

Il Is sa.d that a man has re
Gently been appointed pOSiInas-
ter al Black Mountain. \. q.
ghO can neither write nor read.
and when a maa calls tor his
mail. he Is invited 10 walk in and
help himself
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-08

B@yleyises is The ZANE OF q
aew religious sect In South
Carolina O8e Of As chief ten
cts Is that !. Is aH EupaEl0nab,e
san for q preacher . take paw
TO- his work.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-08

How macy a yoGBg man has
given Up the tLIlage of the soil
and a quiet eOuntry life 10 try
his luck IN the city. has gone
cut from the presence OF hiS
health purity and manhood
ah9 can gather I'D ali tha
CA-atsd hopes, shattered con
sciences wasted lives ara hro.
Ken Learts thrown over to-
Eiga'y social EseIsuoz4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-08

\ helPmeet-The WOMAN who
puts all the money she Aculd
h1ve given 10 began into .
box Is the dooE. last isuys hsr
EilteT E0cd u-a it AZ the end
the year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-08

To support home Ee=spa-
pers, hOxe manufactures, home
Industries OF all kinds, Is 4 duty
evesy man owes 10 his neigh
bOTs and 10 his follow taxply-
eFs--Maaufsetures Record
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-08

Horace GEeely and wife had
never net before the 5av q
;aelr ESTE set ihsi- aaFr-
eI life sil - have bec.I q
very happy oae-GreeREocsE
Enterprise