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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10
Dangerous GIscard.

The political campaign nov
pending In this state presents
few questions OF party politics:
abstract theories and issues per
tanning 10 National Affairs are
wholly lost sight of ia the con
sIderati0n Of matters OF grave
import. The Democracy for this
occasion at least enbodips the
whole Intelligent citizenship OF
this State and includes ali who
have any substantial interest Ia
its welfare. and merely afJrds
the necessary organization for
an bipartisan contest for the
right of local seIf-governmeat
and the protection OF home.
The opposing forces are unable
TO fad speeiuus pretences plaus
Fbie enoagh.ts eauceaI their real
aim and have no hope OF sue
cess beyond what IS afforded by
dassensIOn in the Democratic
ranks, eft which they stand ready
To avail themselves, and which
they are eager at all times Uo
promote. such cissensi0n has
never been more dangerous.
and from some cause oE other
seems 20 exist chiefly in eaan-
ties where a large negro vote
affords the enemy an easy and
readily available means of Sc
earring victory fer itself. This
must be- so apparent to every
observer that persistence In dis
cord, upon whatever pretext.
becomes a reflection upon eth
er the Intelligence or the patri
obsm ct those who refuse To
sacrifice merely personal or 10
cal considerations to the public
safety More is at stake than
the en- oyment of office and
those who organize so called
"Ineepepdent' movements. sup
port fusion tickets or weaken
the party strength by the intro
dgetlGn of side issues Of in
considerable and Temporary i'm
portanee, are IN effect eGnSpir
ing to re establish Republican,
rule This plain truth must be
clearly berne IN mind. and the
and union necessary
success mast not be MARRIED
q selfish preference Of minor
matters over the al important
and vital questions really at Is
sue in the eoHteSG-Jaessou
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10
HsaNy Weather Crop Bulletin
M. e Ct the Mississippi
Weather Service fer the
Heek EGdigq Oct 5.

The general rainfall has been
very light. only one hea ' rain
reported, IL the vicinity OF
Favette.
The average temperature for
the season. and abundant sun
shine have prevailed. These
conditions have been very IA
vOrabie 10 tie cotton crop. but
the weather has been rather too
dry for fall growing crops. Tn
der the influence or favorable
weather, the cotton, having been
mostly stripped Of its leaves BIZ
the caterpillar. Is opening rapid
y. y continuance of these con
ditions will materially help the
quality and quantity Of the crop.
which has been decidedly iEiur
81 BY the caterpillar. The ap-
parent decrease from this cause
Is estimated at fron L. ID 20 ner
cent IN different localities
Measured rainfall is reported
as follows: Coldwater =. Her
uando @. University o, Holly
Springs Is, Ripley 20, C0rinth !.
Rlenzi Ia, OkGlona q. Aberdeen
o, Columbus o, 4 s II College o.
Macon o. Meridian 90, Lake 4.
Jackson 0, Edwards o. Green
vile 0, NIeksburg :. HazIelirrst
0, Port Gibson O. Fayette D.
Natehez O, Brookhaven o. Pearl
Ington D, Waynes5or0, O, No.
bile D
The growing season of 1859
opened early aad EIvarablv In
March, with small but sufficient
monthly rainfall a a3 and uor
mai mean temperature 90 81
April rainfall , go vas deficient
by 33 inches. aud the mean
temperature 30 3 vas slightly
above the normal. In Igae tue
rainfall averaged 5E.-229
more than the n0rmal-while
the average temperature, Us.
was nearly ( degrees below the
normal July gave rainfall ave
raging Il, which 4 I5s
above the normal. and the TEN
pefafure was IS degrees be
tie normal September con-
Unions have been nearly normal.
deficiency IN temperature in ev-
-ry growing month except Jalv
ias retarded the development
the cotton crop, which need
sd-the full normal Temperature
each month
RI FCLTaS, Director
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

This was found in an ancient
manuscript, seat bg PubIiHs
Lentaias. President Of JusIaa. 10
the Roman SeuaEe
Thera lives 1t this time ia
Judea a man at singular eharac
ter, whose name IS Jesus Christ.
The eaEbIrIius esteem Him as a
prophet, but His fllsowers
adore Him IS the Immediate of
sprIEg Of Ggd He il endowed
with saeh unparalleled virtues
as 10 be able to call back the
dead from their graves. and 10
heal every sort OF disease with
a word or touch. His person
: tall and elegantly shaped.
HIS aspect amlahle and rever-
end. His hair lows in those
beautiful shades which M uni
ted e0l0Es can match. falling IN
general below the ears. agreea-
bly, touching Gu his shoulders
and parting ga the crown OF his
head ike the headdress of the
sect caleb Sazarites. His fore
head Is smooth and hia cheeks
without spot, saved tint Of "A
lovely red His nose and mouth
are formed with exquisite syme
try; BITS beard il thick and suit
Ell 90 the Bair Of hts head reach
ing a little below his chin and
parted Ia the mis..ile like a fork.
His eyes are bright. eleas and
serene. lie rebukes with niai-
essy and eounSels with persua-
sIve language. His whole al
dress, whether in word or deed.
being elegant. grave and strict
u characteristic of 50 exalted a
being. No maa has ever seen
Him laugh. 5at al Juslea h1s
frequently beheld Him wpeo.
and $40 persuasive are his tears
that the muitfudes are unable
ta restrain theirs fram m~ingIrgg
with HIS He II very modest.
temperate aud wise " hafever
this phenomenon may be IN the
end lie now seems 70 be a man
81 strange beauty and divine
perfection. II every way sur
passing the children Of men,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10
COURT EerES.

Nobody attending court from
the county except those having
business.
The dGekets seem to be f1Il
OF small eases. OF course the
lawyers a-e not happy.
The criminal docket Il small
ami the people are glad.
The Grand Jury VIII likely
adjourn this week
Circuit Court of this term
shows a heavy falling off OF the
business.
Hun Th0s Spight IS at his
post, faithful and dIIigent in the
discharge OF his duties ami
prosecuting successfully and
vigorously as ever There are
few District Attorneys IN the
State equal Ia all the qualities
that IN 90 make a good prose
eutIag attorney and mons more
conscientious and Just than
Capt. spight.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10
TEE ElNgHa FIRE.
Four Lives Lot


Special to the Appeal.
Wiuona Miss. Oct. "a FIRE
broke out about 30 O'Clock this
morning IN 4 + L0tt'stwa story
restaurant. II was discovered
Just as the north bound IlliHais
Central mail train NJ. { puslesl
mp 20 the station The engineer
seeing the IRE nc once blew 40
alarm. antl ia "A few minutes tesls
were ringing and the sleeping
citizens we're aroused from their
slumbers and rushed fr~autiraiiy
to the scene 0fthe eoaAagratE0n-
Lofts restaurant wasa promt
nent building o. Front street.
Adjoining ID on the south side
Is a two story furniture house,
and on the north side was I
fifteen foot alley separating the
restauran. from a tw0-st0ry dry
goods house.
It was ouly a few minutes at.
ter the alarm was sounded be
tore the flmes bad completely
euvel0ped the restaurant, the
upper story of which was used
Is sleeping apartments, being
occupied by the employees and
the transient Trade. Nine meu
were sound asleep in the uppet
story when the flames broke out,
Five of the nine escaped. but
four were burned To death.
Eeutiin Thompson, the head
clerk. and Cecil simpson. an0th-
er clerk, escaped BY climbing
down the awning IN front.
Jeff Kent. of carroll county.
Al Cook and VI L Afford ol
Webster county. jumped from a
tive story window to the brick
pavement below. and we're al
badly injured, gr. Cooks ankle
being brake SD badly that am
putation is thought to be neces
essaFy.
Those Who persisted in the
flames were: J.. A Thomas.
merchant OF Cumberland. Web
ster county, j. L. LawIey ant
Lou Crouch, merchants of HG.
henlipfen. Webster county
Paul Williams. a farmer Of Sun
Greek, % Subbeha county.
All of them were prominent
citizens Of their respective com
munItIes. anl were en- route
home from Memphis, where they
went 70 purchase goods. Every
effagt was matie to save them
but the hsmes were Well undel
Roadway before discovered. ant
bY the time sufficient help ar
rived the walls had fallen IN I
was only by the most berni,
work that the adjoining build
Ings and blocks were saved.
For Il time il seemed that .
large part of the business p1r
ton of the town wa doomed
bat the gallant work of the veI
anteer citizens averted this dis
aster. As soon as possible tn
debris was cleared away an
the bottles eft the victims. burn
Ell 20 crisp and beg oni rpeoe
nitl0n, were recovered. e /
supposed th1l the victims Giet
from safacatInu before tie
could make taeIF escape. III
TIRE vas supposed TO have orig
mated Ia the Kitchen.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10


a number Of editors Of the
State favorable 10 prosibfsion
met IN Jackson on the AN n.
T. Carlisle, editor Of the Cav
County Leader. was elected
chairman and B t Hobbs. edi.
tor Of the brookhaven Leader
secretary The platform Of the
Prohibition convention vas en-
dnrSed- and a Resolution PASSED
demanding the legislature ~
pass a pr0hibifsry law outright
for the entire State. Beth hish
and low license vas denounced.
and the Sentiment expressed
that Prohibiiienists xanld not
rest content until The entire
State vas under pruAiasterx
Laws.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

Ne eal ~agsentioa ss the uoauw wszrx w@
A served tie puE1le 60 the bssr e
ay @hhaty n the a~zkertaxiax hne. We
@aE have "a hand4 fail IRE q
4esAile Cas~s Fr@wrsa cNs
aaa Esuut Cases
ehlth Covered Casksts.
Ga1saxsns Gass s. ne Caass Ard Cas-
kets aad cA~arsr Ire az collins
c3oang baaui ana stools srr tbe sesd.
tmsaimlng auid AMI Rohes.
AZ William &Etlaee Msll attend to
tns business Al funerals attended
~Hh pEeurtness AMI eare. Thanks q r
2 asf faxer we RESP e~ctfuliy solicit tie
p~4tFeaaee q twa aud county We vii
t as ehrap any man u the eoaatv
AerefaIy.
Row Lii ( WALLACE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

The State Democratic Exeeu
tive Committee has been called
10 meet in Jackson on October
l., tor the purpose of consider
ing the Binford Southworth con
test s0r the nomination in the
Eighteenth Senatorial district.
and such other matters as NAV
come before it.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

Gov Lowry appointed Hon.
Flios. HI. Wo0ds. Of Meridian
to n the vacancy on the Su
preme Court bench oceasihned
BY the resignation of Judge Ar
n0td- IL Is believed this ap-
rolatmeat viii give general sat
IsfactFpn to the bar and citizens
of the entire State.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

\ country editor in Tennes-
see has iseoVeEeI that there i
nothing 50 ungEatefnl as ingrat
ItEte. He says. A an elee
ton not more than a thousand
Years aga this paper supported
a gentleman tor office during
the whole campaign Il stop
ped - press 20 print tickets tor
aim and .ae editor stood IN the
e9urt hoGse YARD all day AMI
neglected his private business
q eleefl0neer Cor Linn aud now
re tells rs % stop his paper
he cant psy for two county pa
peFs- Comment Is not neeessa-
r. =
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

A syndicate represented by
Col Baldwin has bought the
Ripley i ship Island Railroad
and propose completing the gap
from coast To Middleton and ex
tending 1t north. Name has
been changed to- the Gulf and
Chicago railroad
Record.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

The poor house of Monterey
county. Cal. claims to have the
oldest man IA the world. being
between I45 and 100 years of
age He Is called Old Gabri
e.. and is an Indian, and il il
said never nsed liquor or tohae.
en-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

There is a family ut ROseos.
IN France. IN which there are i've
gene raii0ns now living The
oldest member il a great great
grandmother of ninety three,
and the Youngest one month
old.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

The simplest way to fumigate
a room is 10 heat an iron shovel
very hot and then pour vinegar
upon II drop by drop The
steam rising from this is a disin
fectaas. Doors or windows
should be opened that it may es
cape.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10
CYIEF IusncE nnans

Governor Lowry. or yester
day, appointed Hoa Thos. n
Woods. Of Meridian. to the va
eancy on the SGpreme Cogrt
Bench created by the resigna
ton Of Chief Justice Arnold.
and be will doubtless accept and
enter upon the duties Of the OF
dee af the present term Of the
court that opens on Monday
next. The appointment will be
very generally approved, for
Cap.. Woods, a. he has been "a
mslIariy known. has long been
recognized as one efthe leading
lawyers 0ud one Of the best Ell
zeus Ut the State.
Judge Woods j. Of Scotch
Irish ancestry Ills father and
grandfather were Presbyterian
ministers. and he j. an elder in
the Presbyterian church Of Ne
riiian. The first ten years OF
his bcyhood were passed in
Glasgow, Nv. In the winter Of
ls41 > his father removed to
N0xubee county, Hiss. and tor
more than forty years he has
resided Ia Noxubee and KEN
per and ia Meridian, of which
latter place he has been 4 eiti
gen for eighteen years lie had
the usual academic education in
the schools Of the country, be-
fore goIag to Williams College.
Mass. On his return from Col
lege he Taught for a year n Shu
qualak. aud prosecuted his legal
studies privately. tie was al
mitted To the bar IN the winter
OF 1859 30 BY Judge J ) Hamm.
and at once entered on his pro
tesssOnal career at Dekalh.
Nr. Woods was the youngest
member of the Secession C0a
vention of 1861, and voted for
and signed the ordnance of Sc
cesston. and within four months
thereafter ne enlisted under the
banner of the Coufederaey. He
was elected first lieutenant of
70. - 18th Mississippi, on it,
organization in May 1861, be be
ilg then in MS twenty third year,
and WAS promoted to Captain,
Way II, 1862 lie participated
IN tine battles o. Leesharg. Nal
vern Hill. Garnest's Farm Saw
age Station, Maryland Heights
Sharpsburg, fredericksburg. in
which latter he was severely
wounded, May ,, 1865. He also
participated IN several engage
ments in the latter part Of 1864
Capt. Woods was elected DIS
triet-Attarney In LOO. and re-
elected in f-6S. but with all 9th
er civil officers was removed in
1868. In 1871 he was reelected.
and again re elected in 1875. and
since that time has been active
~ engaged IN his profession, the
only interruption being as d
member Of the legislature 81
ISs2 Y profound lawyer, schoI
aFly. fair minded, he viii a,I0rT
the beueh. and we do not heel
tate to say tha he will wear tbs
h0nnrs Of Chief Justice mos
gracefully
\ citizen - eminent. and Q
such conceded ability. has nee
essaEiiy been considered IL
times when the people wante,
the best talent for high stations
but public afhee seems to hay,
had very little facinatian ~
him y large and lucrative las
prietiee. and a happy home, sur
rounded by troops Of friends
have SO occupies! ais time al,
: thought as 10 permit but little
t any desire for service in an,
= other -CIarIon-Leaee
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

4 Judge down in Tennessee
has Instructed his grand Jury 20
lnGiet al persons wac publicly
express iafdel sentimental
II other Judges would give
the same charge. il might have
desired effect Of causing a Re 3
fellows with more brass and as
saFanee than brains, 10 suhside.
-fzzoo Sentinel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10
UNIVERSITY
OF
MISSISSIPPI
wiz oTen it, Next Session at
OXFORD ~rw



The University has been put
IN a more effective condition
than ever before.
Tie plan Of study Is reeast
50 as to allow numerous eler.
Fives ia both the A. r and the
B. = courses Profs Ssorshirs
have been re organized. Add.
son Hogue. Prof. 81 Ancient
Languages; r 3. Fulton. Prof.
of Physics and AStroacmy:R.N d.
LeavelI. Prof. Of English ard
Bellies Lertres; W X. sine. late
of Vanderbilt Univ. Prof. If
Mental and Neral Science: Sc:
Geo ID. P~uriRtCn. late of Univ.
of Missouri. Prof. of Chemistry
and Natural History: Prof. j.
W. Johnson. Asst Prof ia Eng.
lish and Mathematics. The Ell.
eeufive Committee will FIJI the
chairs of Mathematics aud Of
Modern Languages, from the
best material afforded by the
United States. before College
opens: and IN Assistant Profess
scr Of Ancient Languages vii
be appointed
Edward Nayes. is Professor
of Law and Chancellor.
Tuition still free to all, except
a fee of sJ0 TO Law Students.
Send for Catalogues and state
meat Of improved scheme Of
study.
EDWARD NAYES.
Chancellor.
TufvpVSIfv Mrs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

Judge A u Clayton recently
deceased, has been "A trustee of
the University since its founda
ton and it is said has only miss
ed one meeting of the Board
since that time.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

Pop, what's a phiIanthro
pist u philanthr0pist, ny
son. II = man who would rather
supply a dozen men with . col
lar apiece than give. Que man 4
shirt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

An assassin fred into the
Presbyterian church ne Moss
Peias during prayer meeting
Wednesday, night OF last wees
killing Mr. Dan X. MeTanis and
seriously wuundiHg bis danrh-
ter ant Henry Banner. ne
citizens have offered a reward
OF 900 dollars for the capture
of the miscreent-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

An exchange says that an in
noeent old farmer weighed the
butter he sold to his grocer
with pou ID bars Of soap that he
bought of him, and il turned out
that the butter fell shoot three
ounces to the pound. bur the
grocer didn't make a public row
about it--New Farmer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

One case of genuine yellow
fever has been officially annoue
ed in New Orleans but owing To
the iatenese of the season no
uneasiness is felt about it.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

4 man haz no mere right to
into sosiety AID tax ab0at
his trials aud troubles aud ser-
rows. than he Lac 70 whisseIl ia
church during serviees.-Josh
Z Ilass.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

The Mississippi papers a. !
general thiag favor Chicago, al
the city at which To hold the In
ternational. or Worlds Fair II
IS93.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

Gen. ID. III. Hill. one of the
best known and h0nored Gene
rails of the Ccnfeleraev. died ut
his home IT Charlotte, Y &, re
Gently.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

At Reading. Pa Yrs. GEORGE
H. Danss0rd. the wife afa cad
ing citizen, died. being tarawn
into spasms BY laughing heart
~ at a theatrical perfor-zaeg
which she recently attended.
Her artificial teeth were missing
and . pest norton examination
Developed the EaeE that she had
swallowed them
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

ONE DOLLAR viii secure the N~w
Orleans Weekly Picayuns Tor a rear
II q . h-pASe paper. with reliable
market reports and Interesting r~aaiux
matter for all CLASSES IL il issued
every Thursday morning 70 reach IN
post ofhe@s SATURDAY. TINS aaurlinv
sxesllsas sunday rezdias natter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

Clement Lee, son of G. Lee
of the \ * NJ College, has been
appointed private secretary to
Justice Gray, of the c. s SUI
preme Court.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

Al = not lost. Montana viii
elect . Mr.. Toele. more power
70 him. a her Governor. He i
sound Democrat. a lawyer by
profession. aud a Kerry man on
general principles. He had a
eiese squeeze 20 ges in-sa
close, indeed. that the % vas
scrubbed or Of his name-Ap-
peal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

Two gamblers committed sui
eide in New Orleans a few days
ago because the Mayor or the
city had issued an order CLOSING
all the gambling dens.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

The Water Valley races last
week were a success. Fine horS
Is we're entered from different
parts OF the state.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

The Columbus Rides Is the
oldest military organization IN
the State. Il was organized IN
1851
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

Tire Board of Supervisors OF
Holmes county appropriated
500 per year each to the two
military companies of that ccuE-
tt.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

The members of the Baptist
church at Crystal Springs, re
Gently donated 5000 to the
Mississippi college, az Clinton
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

Gen Chalmers has witaGraEa
from the race as Republican
candidate for Governor Of Mis-
sissippi-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

The pEmber of mathematics II
the University of Virginia last
week was $50, as against $50 Gu
the same date last year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

C0ngressmen and Senators
are rapidly assembling Il wash
ington.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

Warren county has two Demo
cratic tickets ia the field fer
eoaafy offices.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

Traa wrecks and other aisas-
tiers are almost daily occurren-
ccs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10
DEMOCRATIC TICKET


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ii EVANS. af Jackson
@EE effFAN. ~ Pike
rr krEa
r. Is STONE. IL Wasalnetor.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

Bishop Galloway raised a
thousand dollars at C0neoTdia
for the Methodist college.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

A snake win thirty three rat
ties and a burtSn was killed Ia
Pamela county Inst week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

Annie Cox, col0red, died IN
Lee county n few days ago, aged
lie.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

4 L2dy % years ED in Annis-
ton IA, las commenced taxing
nsusie 'eas0us.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

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