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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

AFha HHFa aA4F flasNAs y u >kilt De. Al-af
beautiful After mas RI. Rev. VAndi-
v-er. Vicar-GsaerlL came 20 the sdacta-
AIRY gates and rrad selection from 81
PaHifs EpastIs - the Thessalon1ans. AID
taking that selection A. his text. spoks
very highly u the deceased He hoa0rel
her. not because ana moved ID n high
Pl1ne ot society. bat because she was n
child oe Christ and a daughter es ths
church II her private life sha ha1 been
conspicuous tsr al the virsaes that
asl0ru a Woman n Whatever station os
he she may Be called Mrs Tyler hal
been loved in the high stAsioa watch Is
was her fortune 70 occupy. and hal been
respected by every gre. She hai 1fled
the highest position II the land which 4
lady could attain with the most sinai
ability. aad Nas summoned % meet ssasa
very suidsHly. but she had passed away
without fear had made her peace with
God. and died IN the assurance 0t eterual
happiness
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

NKw Yoak- July Mrs. Nary Bradv
vas indicted bT tie HzElzon County grand
iury yestertss On a charge OF being a
e0uuon scJil She Is alleged 70 hsv-
4UarreIs1 with her u-ighbors ant created
troable among them II = the first in
ciets-sEt z the KIND ever presented n
th9 county. Il = based GA an alI Law
Gkich has never been repealed and the
penalty prescribed Is the duekins stopL
Mrs Brady Was arraigEed befere
J1dge Liploucosf yesterday aad plead .
sI uos guilty Shs was hailed
for trial EhetAer the raufsa-
uaenf prescribed By law VIII ks izs e-esI
z shz could be ooGvIctad Is dozhfsai
Ms Brady Is forty Fe1rs 0ie-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18
NO. 33.

"Saw ygu -s hac< e ria<s Aza YVz
cz. / % hlevs dat-s SO r4w ncw 4 ts
xschen- Hs must ~ ouzns u Dc oaek sszss-
Wv Yea 'saszSsr I - va "a - . god
dszl. F2GL-'
~NesR
f.arSlv M-. -sazsr- eh.rse an early e~s-
t8-sla % lnse-- early rssinz far tne zlarravr's
aavsaE I.,srks.v. hs.s7aa>e yernr Fsul,
exaltc,l nsyuut uietss-c ty a4< asatas-'s ma
,qga-ssi coasi.i1 1sec. z7ss sls- s.Frsgze d l-af
q tie alvsssricus Fses. buhulea ozer uta
ssvwzSs aa1 sxazaeans gestures. vshls-a
would ius2i-.hlr have let 80 a csfa .'s.te dis
eAcsGrs 4 D.. tsthcr ha.l aatlsss,i tAefu.
'LE4s's xsilsv cunscienee dai nnt hr'u<
ahaut she praweraaal insemnla, bat hcuss
After as sacres had eegan 90 reacuHd
tarnurh the Iew chamh.r. Azat Las-y'
cEes were wade ous.si. sad her ears A.seraa
"a TIE sLixase.t sctss. She Erta auca uuet'silF
~ ths DARK a. sas hssarti ST. <as rustir ny
TIE trcr. . crrstx or Two On the rackstp
stairs Has heart teapsd as the sAcsi ds'ss
.aat with .gEd stay. bat 'tasA sept cr-
rha naruezsr xersaess Asurs. Hasv sac lanret
80 20 80 tbs wiaaav. waich commanded
a cut.pietss view of PanTs r19ruey aeruss
hsts . Bsrsou'st Bas she cnnSoiesi herscif
av rcaneu-scrsng that u Va. pisch. sl8rS. aad
she caggiR. see any thinG, aay way.
A. LAST came the lnu-es for rreak OF
the SEARS. the secoud rustic past tAs sAarsa-
Der Gscr. 4ai A1as Lazy. with = SATISFIED
szlle and a z14tgered ~Hre=s dc Lsrd
weas souatily o. S.eep.
The nr~t sua-ray< were shining IN AZ the
window tar1uea the morning 1llrts's. The
early erelsfass was ssnnaia< eu tne table.
the -iN yauux Jla1s0us were ssraess-ili.s
DOWN a Various stages % s.eersaa~-. Alzf
( I-as-y was as'lsi.1g over tie stove ant 'I-lla
wishing a. The s.als. when a aag4d &aosS WA
I heard ~ tae klteaea dscr, w1ica. being
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

Opened. disclosed VI. BenSon- By hs ssf@
stood the viil4re constable n hfs hand
was an old and muc1-a.-rsred bore 'L.l4h
saw the hn-. aai hls urp-r Iaw fe.- Aunt
I Lurv-s gaze asa yvsIs rlvctcd IN amEzzuleus
On the sane article
Goliath Jaans1n.'r sal ths. cuu-sah.s..
you're my prisouer- You stole NJ. Ben
sau aoe
Fore &, Lord. NJ Benson. I ant gut 70
/ hns. Wh4t you dalH' with nlinef''
You Hee,in' : pretend taas you left vgur
odd ane In my barn yesterday ~ nsassii--.
( Llaa Jahnsan.- burst IN Er Beusau las IL
{ rcu euubin tel tals Oh thin. frsm ~ neyF
[ hoe L1c2 " sngz note of ye1r Aas Fe~ssr-
/ day. aud 50 f1aHd ye4 cut What have you
I gut - sav for yourssiftss
I You nay search dis plaee. NJ. Bsnsen.
I fruzl top 20 barroul an ssie ta s..fe. an yeu
/ WON sar No ssiveref W old hoe How yau
I got mius. I -ciar give mp. bus ya1 k4H see
| Cor u. self Savv. here : where zeeps ~
I hns = and 'E-i4h swung open the weastshesI
door
There hanE z Mr. Bsr<en new hoe
y "a PaEl fairly sanute,i Aunt L.urT.
rgsuelHg On ae- Young hopeful. what al
/ yuu 81 l8s' xatF-
dad gst VIA. you tor mc. blahhsresi
I Paul Took hack d4t hoe aa- hanged Il
/ for d. one in NJ Benson barn
Took aasiz wharf hosst shouted 'Lsah in
| his turn -f.uey Johuslug, what y1a been
[ stlssfla' vu' fingers In r
wei. Lllh. 'Ioyved gvaru't gains e.
I have no hos IN It's house what d.dn-g b loa-
/ % Us By rights, =, 50 t1l' Paul 10 git up
E as nIras ar. change de h1es baasS aglu, an
T II ~ Gid =, how dss enc comes here beats
/ M
e
E oeeu an done vii 70 medtila', ! "a
/ back thls hos rf1rs I wsEs u bed. when
/ maize : though was gsttia' de ErhetstsE1.
/ an then ygu went n change EN- back
T 4Ssz r. xat de cuustLhle ca mes'
-Ilah J1has.ax. why you keep secrets
/ frua yo' welded v.f.i Why Gai n you ,a,i
ulss y0tl' : yWius put dat hoe hae<i''
B. thls time Mr Bsusoa sasv thaE there
[ ~. something more IN the matter tElu hs1
/ had supus sssis aud. ssnslIus away the cgH-
ssabls, be got fruu- the worthy e1uple. with
/ muen circumioe1tioa. ths stary Of tas
ui-hts mistakes. Being : man with s0z8a
+ sense of hlmor. he w4s quite Modified b.
the erEu scsllItiss 0t the situation. ant evgu
Z pseE - far ~ u talse breakfast wif1 tnc
f Johusnus ia rss9Cn ssf u A-uG Lazy re-
f peatesi saiicisafioEs and ia t1zen u restored
/ good feeling
An after dis. +E.i.lh J0hnsiuE ~ vVsss xunf
{ Lays moral. you'd better tiux tzirg
I fars vgu keep auF secrets from 70 wrsisfei
/ wife a 4 wells. IN Drase=s MzEazlnc.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

vou make no noise taktn' it down. an vgl
kerry Dat hoe ober 70 Mr- BsnsoH's-y0u
aearia', Paalr'
~YesEF
-Anf you put d1t hoe war - Sssps Eis l.
yuu know whar his tools De- Pau O.
YES H. right back dF Stable do -
'.Aa' ysa tzs- q 2 hoe dass hanEin' dlr-
iar-s aar hos. Pzll, dat 70 paw Ieft thar By
'staSe-yuu tai1s dar hos an orlng Il home
an haax Il Ep IN de wo0dshsd. an DON you
neercr sau 20 paw n0thin' 'bosst = I0u
hear ne. F4ELf-'
-Yesm-
.-Ts1nE goodness Mr- Brzso1 don keep
20 dogs Ar ECU be alghry stu noN,
PauL Pau y0u say o -er waaz tel yau-
Tou's % Vzir 'tlil We Il asleep
s-Tou-s % Wait Till We al ; asleep
Then 70 change de hoe hanging n D.
shaI fsr Ge oue 70 paw ielt Il VI Beusol'
sszl-er
.Ch1nEe de oue Il - shed flr de enc y
cav left m Be-san-S . abe"
~Az' ue5er say ous word % 70 pas
boIzr Il
-Aa' uessr saE eas ~Ord - yO Pss
'bc-sl-"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18
4 SHATTERED HOPE
George CaaEss Deny N.'thinS and Caa@-s
aa~nfty Lest Ffi. Best t.iEi-

George CaaEs Deny N.sthiss sssf csa.<,-
sa-ntty Ls-t Effs B-st e.iEE-
Mar be sad. softlv. as be pressed her
aans-
shs started, bas STOPPED ~ the post sac
WASN'T used . being called Mary xIthauE
the Ann after ir-sad f1r q moment is sur
pri@ad her But she reslehad cut zfser hsT
cos1ncsRrs zat recovered II
wa rare P-cser-s e Ezia.i sks r-srea.s
ed:
What i Itf'F
Oat yea--s reader. % wat volumes ui-ns
rot these three words have been the zsv.
There rEs chance fer klu % tel al %
knew. azd utuca uore than he cuud thss
make up. For George (sgcn was ths maurc
of eur herUi Vas = travelling uan- Pc cauli
talk Of BIruum or ns co1ld teI ar rrnaas
psriIs he haa4 su5sfued the Tsxzz Cine.
She cifa't know what C-leX was ana
would never have perceived tls sll-Yere-r.s-
But be went Gu IN the ssrslIghtEorvwar-f.
blunt way which be used II 5izft1ng IA zsl
hign PAT hand. and saisis
~WIlI you be ny wigsi-r
.Al4sr' she answered, s-vuu rzuss give
re time 70 think
George drew his va.ch fran his pss.szss-
40. IL can not be. sne went On
why mott he asked IN tones that wer.
husky, because shs had lust sterped on hls
cuxns-
4 have heard grave reports about your
/ family
.-AS-1ut ny fan.svt AL see 4 al row.
I ToE =re righE II cssa aaE be-''
'Bgt these grave rsa0r-s-1
s-S1y TO ucrr-I can deny notbizE MY
f2sheE IS ssz.9z- - Merchant Tr2TS-sr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

Thirty shsrifss and number % chiefs
Of police and deputy sheriff met Ia Mont
gumery. Ala aud orxansEesi tire Sheriff
Association - Alabama Oficers wsrs
elected "a follows: IL Hawfhorus. pres
lGsnts W D. Wsstcali, secretary; Joseph
; smith. treasurer The purpose % th-
organization = mutual All AHd e0-Opsra-
tisn N the capture ot criminals. protec-
tiou % each other and mutual ait u the
families Of deceased members. The ssso-
citation VIII prove powertal aSsrcy Tor
.e.,d throughout the state.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

AT AToudaIe. near Bi-wln-hsn. Ala,
Or. P. T. aH.IsEs. Sulle sitting apon Ms
fraat porch. wls attacked BY ". Il wal
kins. drunken painter. who had = r--e.
Watkins 1re1 ar the doctor, when the two
grappled II \ death struggle MuIl=us
saeceel-d IN getting hold OF the rife aud
Drained watkins with the stock u tie
gun. killing him Instantly
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

There has lately b-s- unprecedented
sctlTItE IA e-sil14ng n-W cQttsa-s-ed oil
u.ill-. most of which are i1dependeut %
the Cotroa Oh Trust. though th- tEust
has. if : gsnerally reported, recently
secured control 0F the Southern OIL Com
Pazy With RS large mills. The Manu-
saeturers' Record publishes a eompl=t-
list Of all the cOtron-seed 9l mills IN the
Souih. showing s11 milis. With "A azgre-
gate capital q about S-3.asl0. au0. against
forty mills, with capital " -, sd. 3o1. II
E.ssl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

6OverRsr FiizhuSh Lee ot Virginia viii
accept the suPerintead-ncy 0f the LsEing-
ton tNa-l Military Institute, whish vas
offered him bF tbs beard 5s VISITORS The
8svs-u1s =, % course, not eligible until
hts term a. Governor expires, which wtII
be January I. Is90. At 4 meeting 0s the
alumni on the occasion alluded &c it was
recommended THAT the sup.rintendsncy
should be given 10 Governor Lee AL Of
the foEr hundred present. except prob
abb forty, voted Cor the recommendation
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

An armed oosiy q one hun,irs,E anil
6fty whites ani thirty c1larsd ulrR rasis
iuto Lafayette. Ia. broke open the par
tsh lsil and ruak thsr-srum Felix keyes,
calarsL Who n a G. q JEALOUSY. ueas
CarencEo. tsGliT murdered hls VIE. cut
tang her threat with a knife aai thea
knocking her IN the head With Al axe He
Nas taken - the scens q his crize and
executed By the mob.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

Cemetery yesterday, be-
tween the grave os her
husband and that q her
daughter, Ms Spencer.
The funeral took place
from 81 Peters Cathe-
dral AZ eleven o'elock.
Rev. Father Charles z
Donahss. q Alexazlris.
eefcia1e,t- The music By
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

VIZ " estdiagtou. eoloresi. was hanged
1t Charl0ste-. :. G. inside the iaiI for the
murder 0t Policeman John Pierce. of
Monroe, Uainn County. Mag j. l--.. We'd
diE-tOn made 10 reuR~xs on the .caHpld
The eight-ysar Old saa q Pierce Wit
usssed the hanging os kis fathers slayer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

The .-aek x the Northwest & FIorila
railroa,L. rU1aizs 1.ty niles south ot
Montgomery. Ala. las been changed
FROM a uarrO= gauge 70 sta1G1rd ga1ge-
Tie roaa Is Eox equipped With EeE rou :
L. stock
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

While o. P Haxtaa. prominent farm
er, vas driving T. his hause n~ar Rat
Ledge, GA- he xAs Aired apaa from arm
bush b. an unknown assassin sad fatally
Eoaaiie,l There - u8 eleN - the ASA b
stu-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

The dissillsrY z OrrfE Ht.ison. situated
several miles norta x HePkiasvill-. Kv-.
w1s burned e. tie sreanL Ths -ptal lsss
vas -. 3usA with ~ iusaraace.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

1t Big Ciifty. ~. Tho-. walker. =
grown sou 4 J. w Walker. proprietor
% Harlau Spriazps. arcti=as-aily saog AMI
~ Es..,t himself
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

/ GzsHAy electrical syndicate has
80 ar-az eel with the object 0e utiliz-
rfaa SchaaeAaEssa Falls ot the Rhine
sev-ieri1g ard distributing the power
: -zilzstrilLI purposes The power VII
7 ssare,l il s1s shape % electricity and
assyea as required to distant Poiats by
Eza-s u caAlss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

rzz Berlin B81rsea Courier. % the I31h-
zzrsae,l the repart tilat Emperor VIII
Il ST senI Cs1as WaI1ersee on n spa-
Z. .sission 20 - Petersburg Immediate
"a o.. f0rHer's return from his YACHT
: slgr alea- the Norway coast. The
rs created i so0.I Impression NJ -.
(.ss~ShssrE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18
Mr.. JOHNSING'S HOE.
as Dsdn's Tell His Wife About T.
So Es Cos Into Troubls.

OLIATU JOHySTNG
way yag - &.s
Sarrer has besa =
spaiii. au - ssssTe -
h&lf segr. aa,t Auns
lazy fAcess her s1eg-.
Art with stern Gi~
Ruy bat ready 70 e.
p-unltfafcti
~Ose Dridv Moss
an me hser a aavtn
l. cur
~W&Vln' what cut
Yea amt bs'ea a.
hAi 4 t,1ss wssh NJ
Bsu~n. Iiah Joan
slnw
~Te<r have Ole
ssts.s- - -. a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

EzpEE1E FRANCES J0sxPH entertained
: zsa-1ers at the Austrian delezaEI0ns
lsalsr 90 fAs IIfh- In his pa.sg-prEn-
b s7-eca ae cau-Tafulsaed them uuou
J. ur1a4ain=-s Nlt1 waie2 they hai DIS
kEIe-e,l c1r- aE- ness. zzsI expressed rs
bartlett u.easure az the peaceful ssfI-
nls x lls striking c.afA- WORKERS Al
-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18
MRS. JULIA GARDNER TYLER.


RICHMOND. Va July II-Nrs. Julia
Gardner Tyler willow % ex-Prs-sssart
I..nr LIZ NJ. t---s.H .r-r-.-.-.H
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

II A-lericaz ri1susra n E1<iazd hsI1
-rsuuc1 NJ Wimbledon. oa the I9th.
q a. TIE eEicsrs ii the camp as-eusI-
{. Ara1- tE0~s present we're Lord and
~ Wsnra-e. Earl ard Countess Eruxu-
Z. viscoaat ana Lady Bury All Si- Hea-
I Ealrsrl captain Frass received tie
,-zs~4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

..Tss rsars- marital tzs he@a -
= -ese sf &nmanoias. Nj. na
frfa nai q Capsai4 Hsrria =
he Cnusfellaisea
hE. = E1as -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

"a s-.rraesl rills tsaz was hsr1re-sss
stfa. EnglaasL ga ta= "a. b
s ee - Henry risa
: aa sAfE were aasHnaflszr. the
gs. rl1s hsiHE barrs.E rhsv
~ rss q Grst-class priza. bas Esasss
80 sHaas4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

- ~agfNsrm Natrnn Uf
se eaFrsaf REPORT thai
beau ahsertaG 81 ta@
rasL TAsg feelsra tAat rlslr
asszsfs, u npeasIsaf. aug
.ss b rsa1sla -.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

#sranxyr dkMxEsnv. -ecrstarv VIM
: saa family All Prtvar- Secretary
rg s-rirsd as Deer PARK. III. oa ths
I. 4 tz-ge crowd ~ Psopls we're AZ the
81 70 aelcans tae Freshleas. nearly
sss-.mussr vissfars havia fgraesg oaf
& a. 9arpase.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

" the P1esarst coavaaE-au at Ssslheu-
! T. O. on ~. itlh. 4 resolution was
IsaRasI disapFrovl1S tas formation %
t1sis EEere the Capitalization ot tn.
ar power sti1ss competition ansI
|aess .zls5iTaI enterprise as a hope
= ,lsseslns aa4 renders the Consumer
I-1is @ ezc8rtauats prices-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

szs p isr-rrss. while prospecting
L. ~reef r. ne Ezountai1s n Warren
arr. r. Y. ea fh- ffrA. discovered ore
\ "a - deiisves - hs rich IN silver
r states th1E there are traces q
\ aaf e1pper n TIE ore. Tlere = en1-
) -sh.a ezc4semsar over the dise0r-rv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

= - - -s-l1sl H1ase q Commas. o.
y g. L. var n E-TPs ks very free
sl-. Aai- gaTeru-eur WIS esE-d
~ nae y tsi= -arce oS tle ImVat-
- - A. Atsard Ss1nhape. the War
A.. & ? stated that thsi- number was
L. -, l--'SzsansI mea, aa1 that thsr
- --=2 slS-t A-zl-sI c1--sLs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

sr4rzkE Ezen 6ers x the Massachusetts
\ q ssaa catered fgr tae Albert Cur
ssesi 3 Laath11. o. the ssh- and ona Of
l.. faaastan- uaE tie naiaer prixe With
srs & - tia y t2asr of the cup max
K e rAs Hri2g vas II sl-yarI
~ Z shots srrh-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

1rE8zl DavrrT. u al interview. Ct
p l[ sad y faas nsS Irish L.sa.vgs.
1s g 81 sive ths Peapie q ireland
Fssa e4lra.sH. wAiea aAaue viii be %
- ulp0r.aace u the EShr whlch m-1st
slagaE Z VII bring men Ok All shasles
4 sglls1u sc the popular SHE E4sa t--zlf-
p aaa azsl=s ParEeiL. aUI thas the
zas r-ss-ses ST. &c na.Is - move up
b as szenarT
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

aHlfFrrEE q the G. A. r. having
e-... - l.l.,'iecesstaI effects 10 sseare the
ARA rrasis Asso-iari.g1,s pr,,p.i... u
- l---1s r9r n .uLhsrs desiring 70 at
- - - -il-Eaukse reunion % soldiers
= - s'.-'rs. ... Instructed GenaraI Mzrtin.
-. -i-ii- % isSag an grg1e- directing the
s,,-.- eo1nzl mixers % the various
- = MORN al Grand Army posts
- - ntoPoseI Gra11 Eaeanpment
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

FRI 4 tzs heu1p warehouses on the
asssf arfgs a1 = anIzs5-rS. G=rmaay,
n l-ll. -estr0ysi property valued AZ
q marzs- The Ezgiash steamer
's'aaa was lEiEg n the qzav when the
/ r sslr.eil, AMI was burned t0 the wa-
- else- The crew only saved Them
1ss p climbing upon osAer vessels "
p a.aa-=sse- There were very many
f11r1~ escapes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

- blziless fafIzrsss for a.. s-vsn
? l1 l-= l2-a- as reported 10
- - a ta-'s C0mmereiAl Ageucy.
60 .,r Tie Cuire1 States I9l, and s0r
s--'-- - =, e r0saI 0s 30 t.llarss. a.
~ r-t - *i-1 a total ot ~ last week.
- l-@ week previous 70 ths ,asE
4. --fEesp spoC1lnz xesk os last year
aH.--.-ss we're 20 representing 2Is
a--.sss = the Eniret States and q n tas
''--.-,la q CAaasa-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

AFERzosr CEsrEAL train was wrecxai
pr asaat tan- VI. On the I9sh. Contain
K ilalt tso hundred passengers from
|res t9rk aud Boston Tor Montreal. IN
l-lls sixty -rash-air-e1udFf children
lsA cue caE-i WIS injured AMI he re-
rt1e'i a1-ya brulse o1 the knee. About
"a sa-ea a.ialss were slightly bruised
+ clr eaGsAr ire. hut the Eames were
|i'eElT eztza zEishsi-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

-lI-'s1 : ~ likelihood that England VIII
- Egypt, and IN spite OF her PRO-
- -. -lee@ really never was any in
- - - o a. She has ton much prop
! ttiSe there, AL while there Is
- :, r. u sGcl attacks as the late ozs
-. - 4, dta-t sls ca SAP with mach
- - my Ihas The iat-rssss % efxiIiza-
- --.'ii2=s eer To gard against the
- ''sa-lL1s the prey Of EllaticaI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

ssczzrARY and Mrs. Blaine left Bar
alI'''r tor Bostos- On the sen. apparently
. llt sa1r5 visiE as hey carried but
-.'--s ads-,aEe- \ member q Mr-BIaine's
1a-E stated th1t they expect visit
I'm President and Mrs. Harrison at
y .aias n August Eos yes decided
90 aad taas Hrs Blaine viii consult
- siirrlsaa's eonveaIeoca and pleas
u Is . eEz-rt1iainz.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

= = !. saeeea Al Idle. France, On the sth.
: :. 'leatrf- t1rmsrIy Minister Of Foreign
-. expressed his opinion that taO
- ei-slzi ration vas given by the
- -, an1 the public at large 10
-is-i- W.llrh he declared in No way
- - g eaaar Zered tie stability 0e
- s4l-lc- = was 0uly necessary. he
-, -, . pursue a progressive policy II
''''1 e Destroy the movement
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-08-01

opened. disclosed Mr.. Benson. By his side
was an old and much-battered hoe. 'Liah
saw the hoe and his upper jaw fell. Aunt
Lucy's gaze also was riveted in amazement
on the same article.
'Goliath Johnson" said the constable,
"you're my prisoner. You stole Mr.. Ben
sons hoe"
''Fore de Lord, Mr.. Benson. amt got yo'
hoe. What you doin' with mine!'
s'You needn't pretend that you left your
old hoe in my barn yesterday 6y mistake,
'Liah Johnson" burst in Mr.. Benson, "as il
you couldn't tell this old thing from my new
hoe. Luckily took note of your hoe yester.
day, and SO found you out. What have you
got to say for yourself!"
'You may search dis place, Mr.. Benson,
from top to bottom an side to side, an you
won fin no silver of yo' old hoe. How you
got mine, 1 'clar give up, but you kin see
for yo'self. Now, here's where keeps my
hoe" and 'Liah swung open the woodshed
door.
There hung Mr.. Benson's new hoe
''Ycu Paul!' fairly shouted Aunt Lucy,
bouncing on her young hopeful, ''what did
you do las night?'
did jist what you tor me-" blubbercd
Paul. took back dat hoe an changed it
for de one in Mr.. Benson's barn"
'sTook back Uhat hoea" shouted 'Liah in
his turn. "Lucy Johnsing, what you been
stickn' yo' fingers inH'
swell, 'Liah, lowed 1 warn't goin' to
have no hoe in dis house what didn't b'long
to US by rights, IN so tol' Paul to git up
las night an change de hoes back agin, an
if he did it, how dis one comes here beats
me-"
"You Lucy Johnsing, see what you's
been an done wild yo' meddlln'! I took
back that hoe fore went to bed, when ]
made g though was gettin' de whetstun,
an then you went m changed 'em back
agin m got de constable on me!'
'.Liah Johnsing, why you keep secrets
from yo' welded wifes Why did n you tel
me you's gwine put dat hoe back!'
BY this time Mr.. Benson saw that there
was something more in the matter than he
had supposed, and, sending away the con.
stable, he got from the worthy couple, with
much circumlocution, the story of the
nights mistakes. Being man with some
sense of humor, he was quite Modified by
the comicalities Of the situation, and even
went so far as to take breakfast with the
Johnsons, in response to Aunt Lucy's re-
peated solicitations and in token of restored
good feeling.
AN after dis, 'Liah Johnsing," was Aunt
Lucy's moral, ''you'd better tink twice
fore you keep any secrets from yo' welded
wife!'-A. R. Wells, in brakes Magazine.