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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03

The first Of . series Of elegant banquets 70
be given in many Of the principal cities in
eastern and central porCons Of the United
States in honor Of the nations guests from
Central and South America uas given II the
Of State Blaine. Covers were laid for fifty
four guests The dinner lasted from half
past seven until after ten. There was no
speech making save few remarks from Mr..
Blaine At the conclusion Of the banquet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03
ACADEMY OF MEDICINE
The Corner Stone Laid In New York
with Imposing Ceremonies.

Ngw YoRK Oct. 2.
The corner stone OF the New York Acad-
emy Of Medicine on 43d street near Fifth
avenue, was laid this Afternoon with impos
ing ceremonies. Among the distinguished
people who took part were Grover Cleve.
land. Bishop Potter. DIR. John Hall, Com
missioner Porter. Ex-President Fordyce
Barker and 8. 8. Purple.
The invocation was delivered by Bishop
Potter and the address by DR.. Abraham
Jacob. President Loomis laid the stone.
and ex-President Cleveland followed with an
address. The benediciion was pronounced
by DR.. John Hall The new building cost
aboat s150.000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03

The regular annual meeting OF the Little
Androscoggin Water Power Company oc.
Cured Tuesday afternoon at the company's
Office in Lewiston. The meeting was called
attwO o'clock. The report OF the officers
showed that the year has been q very pros
porous one for the company. A siI per cent.
dividend was declared. and = good surplus
carried to prof' and loss There has been
large quantity Of the class Of goods made by
the company, medium fine sheetings, on the
market and the good showing Of the COM
pany in spite OF this fact IL very encouraging.
The officers elected for the ensuing year are
the same with two exceptions. Mr.. X. w.
Dunn Of Watefviils was chosen one Of the
board Of directors in place Of H. Is. Dunn
deceased, and Il. G.. Milliken Of Augusta In
place Of Mr.. Robinson Of Augusta.
The board IL as follows: W. W. Bolster,
president; A. NJ. PuIsifcr, treasurer; M. G.
Percivai. X. W. Dunn, Wsterville. u. c.
Milliken, Augusta, X. kimbsll, Rockland
and Mr.. Bailey, Bath, directors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03
ANofsER ouEspc LAnpsLrop.


QuEaEc. Oct, 3.
AZ an early hour this morning . large
piece Of rock became detached from the face
Of the ciid Immediately underneath the
Duherin terrace, and went crashing into .
house on Little ChamplAin street. A slide
took place several years ago to the east VI
the scene Of the recent fatal disassrr No
lives were lost The whole back Of tho
building struck was wrecked.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03
HULDOON 4 SAMPLE.
Tries to Pa m OF a Stuffed Ballot Boz
on His Democratic Brethren But They
Know tho Tricks
JERSEY Cry. N. j., Oct. 2.

JERSEY CRY. N. j., Oct. 2.
The democrats held primaries in this
county tonight to elect delegates to the county
assembly and free holders conventions.
James Muldoon. Judge of election in the
18th precinct. second district. provided a
locked ballot box to which objection was
raised and the voters demanded that the box
be opened. This Maldoon refused to allow.
The box was seized and found stuffed with
tickets. Muldoon was arrested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03
CABLE FLA. fbs
Fresh Bit. OF New. from tn. ia,a " ORR

Later reports from the railroad 'eidpsi
near Stuttgart Tuesday, say ten persons .serl
killed, fifty injured.
Thornycroft 4 Co., London. conceded the
demands OF their striking laborers. and work
will be resumed Thursday.
The Russian Rovs rnment 10 enforcing
quarantine regulations on the rersisn From
tier owing 10 prevalence Of cholera at Reshd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03
They Arrive in Gettysburg

The Governors party arrived at Gettys-
burg at nine this evening somewhat tired but
all in good spirits. The train from Jersey
CT lost an hour and a quarter, so the party
did not get dinner at Baltimore till 3 o'clock.
By the delay the right of way was lost and it
was six O'Clock before the train got started
from there. DR.. Howard of Washington met
the party this afternoon and made arrange
ments to make the National Soldiers Hotel
the headquarters of the party while in the
city. Tomorrow is 10 be the Maine day at
Gettysburg and all are anticipating most
interesting time. The weather is fine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03
HoasE BaBEDERs ASSOCIATIONS


FARxxcros, Get. q
The Franklin County Trotting Horse
Breeders Association was organized at Farm
ington, Wednesday afternoon. at a NEE ting
presided over by Samuel Farmer of Phillips.
Withee, Pennington; yice-Presidents, Sam
uel o. Tzrbox, Pennington, G. A. French,
Phillips, Gilbert Miller Wilton: Secretary
G. NJ. Hatch, Pennington; Treasurer, Chas.
r. Smith, Pennington. An executive CON-
mittee of fifteen was also selected. The
next meeting will be held here December
3ls, ~her the constitution and bylaws will
be adopted. Much interest is felt in the
matter by all hofsemen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03
A YOUNG MAINE MAN
Stricken Down at the Age Of Thirty
Biz by Bright's Disease.
MALnEs Man. Oct. j..

MAIDEN. Mass, Oct. 2.
Albert 4. Bartlett of Bower T. Bartlett.
Wholesale tea aod coffee dealers, Boston,
died at his home Wednesday afternoon Of
Bright's Disease, aged thirty-six Bartlett
was born in Oxford county. Me. lie moved
with his parents to Terre Alta. W. Va, dur
ing the war Of the rebellion. In 1875
Bartlett came TO Boston and shortly after the
firm Of Bower & Bartlett vas formed. In
1882 Bartlett married Mics Blanche, daughter
Of the late Francis Morandi Of Maiden. His
sife died . year ago, leaving u son who sur
wives Bartlett was prominent in Masonic
elrcles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03
II. Iltris's Turn to Indulge
in LsIity.


LouisvILLs, Ky, Oct. =.
The first professional regatta ever rowed
here was one Of the features Of the fall cele
bratioo. In the first race, . mile straight
away, single sculls, for $500, HAmm and
Hanion were the only entries. Hanlon won
easily in minutes and 80 seconds, In the
three mile race, $500 To fret and si0O to
second, Gaudaur, HAmm aud Ten Eyck got
away. They passed the arst mile in six
minutes, Hamm leading. ln making the
turn Gaudaur came to the front. pa,sing the
stake in IL minutes and 80 seconds He
easily held fret place, making the two miles
in Is minutes and 20 seconds, Hsmm hang.
ing on tensciously. Coming in he slack
ened and Gsudaur crossed the line in 22 mini
utes and 10 seconds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03
LIoarNIno STRIKES AT oRLAND
Two Stables Shattered and a Cow Kill
ed. severest Storm for Years.

BANGOR Me-, Oct. 2.
0rland was visited by thunder storm this
morning The stable of William French
was strnek by lightning, and killed COW.
II also struck the stable of Armenus Harri
man and shattered it TO pieces. The storm
was the most severe for years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03


The ride on the elegant steamer Puritan
from Fall River to New York was pleasant
one and but few were seasick. Including
the Fifth Maine, ard First, Tenth and
Twenty ninth Maine Regiment Association,
the whole party consists of about 300. about
an equal number of ladies and gentlemr U,
and a nobler lot of veterans and ladies' is sell
dom seen together.
Adjt Gen. Sprague has been untlring in
his work 10 arranging details. AMI the con-
fort of the party in many ways is wholly due
to his care and foresight.
One pleasant and interesting incident of
the trip on the steamer was the meeting of
Hon Hora 10 King by our Governor Mr..
King was formerly of Maine and was Post
master General under President Buchanan
He and his family were introduced to the
Maine party by Governor Burieigh Mr..
King has summer residence at Newton,
Macs hut lives in Washington.
Col Berson, formerly of Portland, now of
Boston, ia also with US. He served on the
staff of Governors Perhsm, Davis aud
Chamberlain Gen Beal left Maine several
days ago and joined the party at Jerse y
City.
At this point the train was made up for
Gettysburg Ii consists of twelve passenger
cars.
We have gathered recruits all the way
along, and this is proving one of the most
popular excursions of this season. General
Manning of North Carolina. who was on the
stump for the republicans in Maine last year,
joined US at Jersey City.
The weather and scenery are all the heart
could wish and everybody is happy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03
sgNrENcED TO TWELVE YEARS
Foster and iaTker Get Deserts-Trfal
Of Smith Begins.


ALFRED, VCt 2.
In the Supreme Judicial court today
George Foster and frsnk Parker
were each senterced to twelve years
in State prison upon three ins'ictmsEis- two
compound larcency anione burglary Foster
elaine his residence in Portland and Parker
in Boston The trial Of Rice X. Smith for
murder com meuces tomorrow morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03
ALL TOOK THE BAIT
And the Paper Bags Haven't Come "a
the Dupsd orocsrs in Dover.

DovER, N. H., Oct. Q.
Six weeks ago an oily tonsued fellow
visited every grocery store in this city and
offered 10 sell new paten. paper bag. 70 in
tsodoce he would send 500 free II they
vould pay for printing the business card on
the outside. This would be 95 cents. Nearly
every grocer in the city gave orders for bags
and paid IS cents in advance. The bags
have not come and the young man is nowhere
70 be found. He 10 said 10 have played the
same game IN Concord and Manchester.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03

When the citizens Of TayloFsville. Neb.,
turned out and rode Jason Mitchell on . rail,
and then put on tar and feathers ~ further
testimonial Of their love and esteem, he didn't
say . word to nybody. but after they got
through be began suit against 20 different
nen. and made them glad TO sessle With him
foe 800 each.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03
OLYMPIA LEADS
For Capital Of Washiagton
tion Adopted by 10000 dsiority.

OLYMPIA, ". T.. Oct. 2.
The constitut OH was sdoaed by Is 900 to
10000 majority. The ~..ole republican
State ticket was ciec.ed by 5000 to 10, 900.
Of one hundred and ten n bers of the leg
islature in boLh houses, the eemocrats have
not elected more than fire.. The prohibi-
ton and WOMAN sutfra e clauses in the con-
stitution were defeated For State capital
Olympia is lasge!, ahead of her competitors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03
DEaGocaA7s coHcHpB II.
NORTH Dakots Swings Into Rspablioan
Lanes.


FARoO, n. D., Och. 2.
The legislature 10 strongly Republicsr.
Hsnsbsough, Republican, IL elected 70 Con
gress BY about 1000 majority.
The contests over the jndgeships 10 sxtsems
y close. II Republicsn hesdqusFtsss ~
sntife State ticket y claimed By froa l0.00(
U 1900, vhiie q the Dsnoerss bsadqusr
tsss u v sesssted ~ ~ Reputliesns NJ
carry ~ eeaas b - oves $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03
GETTYSBURG REACHED.
Gov BurIsish and Party Keep Their
Spirits and AppetiteS Despite Delay.
The " Weather Promise for To-morrow
Fine One-Hop Horatio King Joins
the Party on the Trip.

Special TO the X, nnebec Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03
sUPERioa couR7.
Juds. wh,s.soo.s Prs..d,ns.

G. T. SrKvExs, Sheriff.
w. s. CHoATE, Clerk.
L. T. CAKLEros, County Attorney.
T. A. SnALL, Stenographes.
wEDsEsDAY, Oct. .,
State vs. Benz. Bunker. Ths jury sealed
up thsir verdict last night and returned IL IN
to court this morning. Verdict not guilty.
State " Dennis Garr:y. Tndictnsst for
keeping liquor nuisance. L. T. Casleton
for State. y. T. BeAae for defesdsas.
Tbe jIsJ bad NOT ageed vpoa verdict
q dine Of adjousnnest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03
Chicago, Philadelphia, Cleveland and
New York Win.

| At Cleveland.
l23&5 d SO
| Cleveland. COOS 0 go 2 o. Z
| Boston, 000 0 o l o o o.
| Hits, Boston 4, Cleveland 8. Errors,
| Boston 3, Cleveland 3. Batteries. Clarks.n
and Bennett, Beatin and Sutcliif..
At Pittsburg.
1928 SO 6 7 SO
New York. 0l 1909 OF q
Pittsburg, 900 002 | o. 3
Hits. Piusburg s, New York 10. Errors.
Pittsburg G, New York .. Batteries. Sow
ders and Carroll, Crane and Ewing.
At Chicago
1884 8 7S9
Chicago, 0l 800 So
Washington, 30 40 0002 / 7
Hits, Chicago l2, Washington, 0. Errors,
Chi ago q, Washington .. Batteries, Hutch
inson and Darling, Krock and DAILY.
At indianapolis.
1873 1 3 q Z 50
Philadelphia. 00sl x-l2
indianapolis, D 90 90 l. 2
Hits, Philadelphia, 81, Indianapolis O. En-
| rors, Philadelphia 3, Indianapolis 3. Bat
teries, Bufiinton and Clements, Boyle, Rus
sic and Daily.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03
Sudden Death at Rockland.

Especial to the Kennebec Journal.l
RocKLASp, Oct. 2
Mrs. J. B. Sidelinger Of this city died very
suddenly this evening from heart disease
She had been confined to the house for long
time but vas getting better and thought to
be out Of Danger.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03
Pierre Capital Of South Dako ia

ST. PAUL, Nina Oct 2.
Pierre il undonbte1ie chosen as III. eapi-
tai of Soath Dakota.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03
New York Stock Market


IhfoaGo Pfoduo0 0oSkoE.
CnSoAeo. Oct. ..
vI0uk--- psfces steady.
WHEAT. easier No. WB1nls bDi saO1 A
~. rod, s0lsS{
coEs.-No. :, 81.
OATs-No. a. DDaigl
Rys---qsiet ct oossil.
Er.-.sbsg:
Pe,rG--at II 10sif %
LAyp-.etS t0a 1el.
Bds nS.- Shoulders. = ~; shost fbs ~
ss0rf elesy 8 ~
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Death of Governor Martin.

ATcHIsoS. Ksn., Oct. 9.
Gov. John A. Martin died this morning.
The deceased vas prominent in Kansas pol
itics and lonsiidentitied with s.the republican
party.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03
AUGUSTA MAINE THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER

ton. reissue and iserease. Esekiei L. Chase.
Increase, Edward ". Holt, wsntu esth Sta
plea. Ebenexsr 3. Johason. Simesa C. Ty-
Ter. weslsy Enssy Snilman H. Leehrop,
Thomas Crockes. Jslrph ". GsasU. Ben
jamin T. Allea. B. welisy, George A. Dock
am. John Rice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03

AT Baltimore e-Athletic 12, Baltimore 3.
Nine innings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03
ELECTION RETURNS.
Republicans Garry Washington
BY About 10000.
The Two Dakotas Strongly Approve O1
Republican Principles.
Democrats Claim Montana . Legislature
-fowns Struggling to be Capitals.


HELENA, Mon, Oct. 2.
II is still impossible to definitely determine
the result of yesterdays election in Montana.
Both committees are claiming the State but
the general indicati ,ns favor the democratic
claims.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03

The Dunkerque (French) eodfshermen n
took home from the banks this year 80 $40
tons Of cod, or 100 tons more than in the
the previous year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03
A Large Sale.

Portland. Me-. March 6, 81.
The sale Of "Bro~ns IastAat Relief has
much exceeded our expectations, and 1t has
given universal Satisfaction wherever intro
ducea. We believe it is destined to have a
large sale. Jons w. PEHKIss Co.
Tour msasy refunded n Il fails 10 bepent zoe
When used strictly directed Inside wrapper
you TAKE no risk Ia Tying H.
AHSold by ali dealers dee5dtntopcoiir
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03

Returns are coming in very slow and the
figures are so close that the majorities will
not be much either way The democrats
claim the State BY 800 10 500 and the repub-
licans by 600 TO 1000. As q result the DEM
ocrztic Legislative ticket is runniag ahead.
The republicans lost in republican countie .
and made gains in the democratic strong
holds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03

The following Maine pensions vsrs granted
today:
Original. George W. Hssses. nsssua
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03
MARKET RHPORr.
New York Money Market.

NEw YORz, Oct. q.
hoD' y call easy, ranging from 10 10.
Prime paper st 81 toll
Exchange, dull and steady.
Government bonds. dull and s'eadv
itailroad bonds. quiet. generally heavy.
The following are the closing quotations u -
olri,ies
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03
TURKISH vpssnLs wRncxpp
Aud Great nss Of Lie In q Black asa
hurricane.

LONDON. Oct. 2.
rrf.' 'os d rtt In the Black zee,
So ''I- '9'rs 'siah vessels have
beer Trc. .rf sq- -ua loss Of life re-
psrt.t
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22

Vxtori . t1rs2fsEeI with Al IN
-an E a-v eltz We as
Esa. them The remedy Is sasr-
F fe~ d1liArs on ysar rent
lev h1ldr-d Oh she pr,ce Ct v1ur
lr- Doae trll ans more
houses Thls xd shu. them sr
~enLv Il ~ ies tAem knaz
taer = nothing here for IA ~
10 FRt FoCr fnE I1ra riga.
here and a0w, and they VII AZ 70
s7a1eN here el-e IaI lss - alsur.
Leel - an ~ aloax n saa
good ol1 SaT, and aut Ie bother.
= tla All tore up With Aar new
lAaged foolsAaes..
oEn Fssv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22

z 3 Nundav, county atty ClAE
county. Texas. saws Have Used
E:ectr5s BIetsrs with most happy
effect. Ny brother aso was very
low with EaL4rlaI feyer AMI Itaa-
dsce 90. xasetassd By timely uss
Of this medIeine- Am satisfied Il
saved his Hfs." Hr DI Wilcox
son ADJ a Ike testimony saying
He positively believes he you'll
have dIsd had Is mt been for Elsc
tire Bitter. Tbs great reGssiy
MI ward CT ~ we'll a. cure al
maariaI diseases and for all kIe-
uev. LIVER and stomach disorders
sta.Gs uaequaIed- Prcs 800 and
81, at 7 Ch1adlsrz.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22

Essrass. ur ALsx2r7Ez JAMS
QuxCaz- DEPARTED tins lie Il ~
a1uIe CT tae lSeR inst, AaI
Essr1u. We, b.. b~-eEaneu, feel
Iesply hs I1ss "a our o der ant a
desire - express our orr TOR
as death. Eni afuiraGOp 0f hs
mAay virtues. sAs-sf2ra
ResLroL Tlas IN the death q
Dr. QGncae, CUR Losl-s has lost 4
m0s- x0rthy member. =ho, bv the
integrity Il his conduit. the truth
fuIHs=s II ms speeeh. AMI the slni-
BIIcIry OF ms hish christian char
acter. lExvs wOa Z respect Aai
implicit confidence DURING the
txeaty-1ls TeEs q as EssEisnes
N tbs eagu11Itvs he Las ever
been upright N has 1salnz~. char
ttable And humane - The poor or
-esdy. ever ready - ASSIST IN any
wurthE effort for the GPbUildTng
Of hamaal.y. and ever ArAgE5ns
himself on the side of truth, IIs-
tIcp. Temperance Aad charity Ma
ice found IN lsd-mens N hhs heart
nor bAskbItlag Al szQssssIcE from
hIs hus Asa hgsrzai ne Eas
fAlEAful and a9ectWaIe, Is 4 nth
ar knt Aai lnIa'gsnt. YET arm
xishaE as \ EeIghhSr n vas Ac
enmmalAtm- 1ai Hnselish ~ \
Professor N TIE University he Eas
Courteous. PATIENT and 2eruH Is
\ Blptssr. Eealocs and devotaG
% the senets Of his church, vt
ehanrAbis u A. 0tasr d=aamEnA-
t.0uz IL e~arI-tTNa nan b ss
consistent and humble. liberal
with as meats, AM yer scruP1-
Ious m ta- discharge 0f has dIty.
sgzeE That We extend %
has bsreased family - sympathy
and eOusI0Ienoe. With reueEtG
pledges q frienI.hEp AMI wiling
ness ID ail thea n any tame Of
nessi- We would further assure
then 81 our ahTIsng faith IN BIS
spiritual waIs1r-, s~elEsvlng that
ms earthly life vs. shat OF ne
purs N heart, aad has eternal nte
shall BE- t1as II the EEEAt1G and
righteous
ResEssE That these rssola-
tiaus be spread aPou OUr minutes,
4 cops furnished to .he family Of
she deceased. ard sOsIss forward
ed, with request for publication.
10 the Oxford EAGLE- Oxford
Globe. and the southern BAPtsi
Record
John WesIsx J0hHSau-
Ira G H,lij~sy- C0u-
W II NaEhalLl
6 Fl Colhnss ksrPsa nee An'
Of AID gueeuSSare-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22
Ice Cream every aav.
Is " BaELe.


Tou cannot Afford u waste line
'a experimenting When yosr IaDxs
Ire N t1nger- Cons1mr-l1a a.
ElFs seems a. a-.s onlv q cold.
D. Mt Permit anv dealsr q ina
pose upon you With some cheap
unlaruoa Of Or. KINKS Nsw D-
eassry Toe consumption. eos-L=
EEd colds, hUt be sure vuu -et sha
EeaIfHe. B-eAlse b.. eaa MAKE
m1re PrOG- be- Elsy tel yoa b. AS
something jlst Is -uod Or st the
same- Don't be deceived but IA
asst u7ou g-ttIa- D- Kings NV
Discovery. whrl i gaaaRterI -
GIVE relief in az th1ar lung AMI
lEsa0as- Llr-e boalss
stat I Cl11iier-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22

cal A--enrsa1 - the znlnr Ea- Ne
have served ne VuhHe "a me best Il
M ability n the u1ker.Axing Lns- We
haxe On hAzd fail Ina u
MeEElIc Cases Eass1as1 C1sGs.
and Walnut Csz
CS~ Ci0rA Gaxgr@i GAs<asE
Chi trens G.s White C4s xzt Gs
z-ss All = cA-ap@r Inc az eD&a&
C.ollng hanis AID stools fra r1s 1e11
EmhI--E 1Eid Ezsi Eab&
NJ William WAliEas wIA 1rrsnsf %
the business Al funerals ar-s11-a
tn puaEnFEs and zE Thanks hE
past favec - ~asp@~rfaly =AeIr le
paruE- q tl~a ami county WeEa4
sell s CHAN an any ma1 n =e eazntx
HespsLT.
HOWELL & WALLACE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22

DR. QEinehs died n. his resi-
dence on the campus Sunday last
At 10 am. The funeral services
were conducted Monday morning
at the Baptist church BY Rev j b
GImbreIL. CT MERRIAM, AMI Rev.
Mr. WaIne, Of VRksburg, assisted
BIZ Or. j Z Johnson A iarga con
gregatieu Of friends were present
10 a the last tribute Of respect
"a sre who had Evsd aHlGug them
for so MANY years and I1entlasd
with their interest Dr. OnEnehs
has been suffering with insomnia
for some time and there u no
da1bs bGt this IN connection With
other u ouhIss unbalanced hrs rea-
son and vas the cause q his sa1
dzatE-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22

LEvI HOES, the As. Z tie gle-
nsers Of College tn. Als entered
m'o rest aged "a years and II
months.
A native of North Carolina b.
served As e1ua-ry IA both e1uatv
court aud STATE legislature
Wc& his u.Gs ana children l.
moved - MlssissTp-I "a IS37 aud
sett.ei leAr C9iLSe H.. where he
u!e4 n orr inning All baiIlIur
the Pces5vterltu church Gaiw4s
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years AGS=l hiu - A. l. be re-
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vs. blessed With The cusaama
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sell impoverished hs Ias- No ..u4e
n repInSng tut again took ap h.
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mAu- asserllg wIth the S-m eous-
ASe Of Cromwell. T~Unss ~
u-nts A. Al Am-rI,an sitz-u-
NEA hs trlst N hs God uasaa
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modern philosophy 10 build tsr
alss a hlsl-r ulr AIhe trusted
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tome . he va ~persaleI th4s
asitaer d14th. lor lie, nar angel.
aor Pua 1l.fIes. aar powsE- atr.
things present. q .aiuSs 10 CONE.
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aSe this method Z nf1rm
in- tie pghlse that I now have
EaA interest n The Uaie~ak NJ
business e 3 T He<ell. All .oiic
Is tie patronage Il nv friesris and
the RGhlr. generally
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