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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-10-31
The vanderbilt Combination.

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-Another great
link in the Vanderbilt transcontinental
combination is reported to have been
secured by the absorption of the Chicago
& Alton railway by the Union Pacific
through purchase of a majority of the
stock of that road by officers of the
Union Pacific.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-10-31

Notice is further given that the tax roll of
Dickinson county, Kas.. for the year 1879 has
been placed in my hands, and that Will attend to
receiving the taxes at my Office in Abilene. Kan
sas, either in person or deputy. The county
treasureTs office Will be open between the hours
OF O'Clock a. m. and O'Clock p. IN. Sundays
excepted) for the purpose OF receiving the taxes
as charged On tax duplicate for the year 1899 The
law declares that each person charged with taxes
both personal and real on the tax roll in the
hands of the county treasurer, may at his option
pay the full amount of such tax on or before
December 2eth or the one half on or before De
cember 10th and the remaining one-half or be-
fore June 20tIi next ensuing. Every opportunity
possible will be given tax payers te pay heir
taxes. Given under my hand this 1st day OF
November, 1889.
JOHN ]. COOPER, County Treasurer.
By E. III. DlNGEE, Deputy.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-10-31
WHAT We OFFER YOU!

We offer the widest choice quality and We offer
the newest goods patterns and the market We offer the
best values received We you prices
This is no empty boast and brag, but
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-10-31

Uncle Ben. Watson. the veteran trus-
tee of Holland township, is in the city
visiting his son, B. F. Nelson.
For a fresh cream cracker go to Nell
sons.
w. W. Davis makes new prices on
oyershoeS.
California canned goods of all kinds
a. Nelson's,
See W. W. Davis before purchasing
Overshoes.
If you want some genuine New Or
leans molaSses go to Nelson's.
Don't forget that W. w. Davis will
make lower prices on boots and over
shoes than any store in the county.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-10-31
We Make l-oW Prices
To Sell Them Quick.

In all trading you had such chance get
fixed for winter such low prices We're the stuff and we've
right the where bound I'VE don't
goods special prices you We
don't promise do what perform We don't ask take
ourw ord,b in and sect the goods at
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-10-31
A GENUINE OFFER
OF GENUINE BARGAINS.

If anybody offers than do, better than do
lower prices than do take them quick s heebase hit But
nobody earth duplicate goods prices make.
These goods be sold
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-10-31
A Grand Display!
Generous Bargains!
A Great Stock!
JUST WHAT YOU WANT.

1t has been provide what quality
price, We prepared to suit All canks and kkers
especially invited what they think of If there's
body dissatisfied with their purchases the this grand
portunity get satisfaction.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-10-31
8De Atfettor.
RECEET REFLECTIONS.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1883,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-10-31
Notice to Tax Payers of Dickinson
County, Kansas, 1889.

In pursuance Of law, hereby notify the tax
payers Of Dickinson county, Kansas that the rates
of taxation for the year 1889 are Correctly stated
in the following tables, showing the amount Of
tax levied on eacn one hundred dollars YaiuItinn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12
Il zsatat1ns Of Respect frgz tiig
University StETaut Sgeg

whereas Is has pleased Him
who guides rhe destiny OF IA
tIous and holds the life oF nan
IN His hands. to take unto Him
self ehat gallant soldier. pure
statesman beloved chief tried
patriot and christian martyr,
JEFFERSON UAVIss
Therefore DC Il resolved By the
studeat body CT the University
OF AEsissippt. IN mass assem-
bleI.
1st- That IN his death the
werid has lest Gae who vii I've
upon the GeathIess pages OF
fane- the CaiEed States one al
the graHdess i-urss Of her as
tory7 the SGzfb. enc who stood
aS the exponent and the iaear-
nation OF tha=e eternal prizei-
pies walrA onee were. are stu.
and saaII ever be SO dear to the.
true Southern heaEf= 4 ssssfBBT
FER greatest citizen AMI We
yoang men OF the Seulh- thal
sxsGPEar who lived the embaaf
meat CT faithfaIaezs 10 trussl
and principle
I'd That we extend to the BEL
reaVed family cur heartfelt sym-'
pafhy aud the azzuraaee that he.
still lives n 0nr hearts
5rt- That We ask raat thrsei
proceedings De Published IN.
the Oxford Globe. Oxfora cal
LGEs CtaEian Ledger, BEoxF.
Herald and . eapy be furnished
the family At Bsauvor. J
e L NorxGEx
Chairman
WET A. ScOTT. !
lsc-st4.- :
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

The North Mississippi Confer
which has been n session
1t Holly Springs the past week
Is jaarned Monday The next
meeting VIII be held at Green
Below we give the ap
paIasments for the Grenada
district
J " FREE. Presiding Elder
GEeEadt-J E Thomas.
GFeHasta CEreuit-H G More.
head
/. Water Valley u Wyatt
Water Valley Circuit r
Brown
] CeFeevlie CIreuit-G w Coz
don
CEarlsstGE-T H Freeman.
Oxf0Td-S ID Long
AbSevIlF Circuit Fl Hug
= as
TaeeapeEa Cireuit-Jas Por
ter
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

Resolved That earnestly de
string to attest cur love aad al
mirItInn too tie mgm0ry Of
JEFFERSON DAVIS and to uaaf
fest the high eStImGss Ia which.
We hGld his eminent pHpiiS ser
vices, his uaselssh private hfe
and as exalted patriotism we.
the business Hen Of ron
uunIrE- the faculty amt students
of the University ct Mississippi
do now suspend our daily ave-.
cations and pursuits that the
eGuntrYmen Of TETFERs0S DA-
VS. here present nay pay tt
ting trIbTte 20 the memory OF
the distinguished dead
Resolved That in the death
OF JEFFEKSOy DAVIS. ytissis
sFppf has lest her greatest son.
the Southern people their moss
devoted friend and the country
at tIrge- cue Of - greatest, no
bless and trHsst men, and i man
whose name. We believe. VIE
take rank IN history with those
% tAe mos. exalted patriots OF
hIS time
Resolved That We. the eli
zens OF Oxford and members OF
the State University. Ia extend
te the bersavsd family car ten
serest sympathy and eur assur
aaee that lgaGUga theIF loss =
the Laneated dad . zEarter
ably great yet shall We never
permit It. that such loss shat
eaHze cur afeesiguate Interest
IN them to EsIJ away.
Resolved That the secretary
OF cur meeting send a espv CT
these resolutions to Mrs Davis
md that cur town pagers. the
EAsLK and Globe be requested
to publish the SINE
W Z FzIkuer.
PEesI
e W0aten.
Secretary
Z Hayes.
BIT kTnbruGgh,
L Chandler,
W Il Rsane.
PA Rush.
Committee
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

Until recently John Chana. of
Reading, Pa. WAS ! healthy. ine
looking Muscular werkingmau
.0f Pgttst0wB- He and "A num
Der of others while earausing
spoke cOarsely ar the church
.Chana cursed the church and
rel giun IN most outrageous
manner, and Just when he had
delivered bitter cath against
Ills Greater for allowing power
hunger and misery IN the
world, Chaha WIS stricken!
dumb, and his entire body from
head to foot became paraIyzed
de has been a helpless para
lytle ever since. and on Thurs
day last he committed suieidei
By hanging hInseIE-TImes
Democrat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

When the news Of the death
Of JEFFERSON DAVIS the best
loved and hsasFed citizen ~
the SGzsA srs=-AsI Oxford the
citizens head a meeting As 4 ses
tInOnflI OF their lose 1ad rev
erenee for their dead states
ma and eAiefsAa- JEEFERSu5
DAVIS Il 6gaIt Words eanao,
express the S0rE0w shat tRis IN
n0uneemsnE carries u the
hearts Of millions OF has eoan
trymaa- Our town Il draped
IA ulu-n5ag and the bells aEs
t0giIn- a sad farewell to one
whose memory VIII ever be held
IN deepest reverence
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

ZEavIng returned from a short,
4 trip 10 vest Tennessee. I shuIl,
-gfve to the readers OF the EA
.GEE sGme observations made
.siaFIn- nv stay there, that may
serve both as 4 natrer OF news.
'and a stimulus 20 as Nississip-.
pans along certain EnGs Dol
su0t infer that ( think TENNESSEE
Is a better STATE. Gr that her.
people are more progressive.
sthan the people of Mississippi
In some things Tennessee IS
! az behind mississippi. and IN,
sS0me ether things she 10 far
tahead.
! we weuEd have Tennessee t0l
J initiate IN IA the things IN which.
i've are aatstripping her, and We
yshsaIi desire to knew In what
Prospect Tennessee ~ exeelIing.
Gus. aad seek to emulate her mi
hose things Ia this way the
two sister States may be mHsa-
sdlIy helpful to each other.
! The cotteE crop IN West;
Tennessee il much shorter than
In this seetTon- owing to an early.
frost and freeze. But a short
feGttan crop Il Ies 30 seriously
sfelt there as here. ewing 10 the
.ftet that the straw berry culture.
zhas Already III j large measure.
suFpsanted cotton as Il money.
serop- About SEQ per acre l.
snetFed+ whereas this year not
mere thaa 81 per acre on cot
sren viii be nstteft- Is this not
Doth significant and Suggestive
Ito the farmers Of LaFayette
zeeGnty Mississippi berries
sw0uld get into market xome ten
<dayS e2TiIeI than the Tennessee
berries About one month Is
snecessary TO market them
ABOUT two workings after the
serup IL gathered. aad the straw
cherry crop Is ever The straw
cherry Impoverishes the Eand less
sthaa cotton and brings th0us
xands of dollars into the eoun
rrys and gives employment TO-
hundreds Of persons during the,
season Everywhere
The people are loud IN their.
praises Of the strawberry as al
.m0uey erap- Why not initiate.
Tennessee in this particular /.
Efhe temato L. grown for ship
lment and ID regarded az 0ae of.
stAe most profitable market crops
grown Beans are also grown:
flor market and are made quite.
profitable. Small fruits and.
vegetables are rapidly suppEaat
stng eottau- and she people are.
prosperous a spirit Of enter
prise = TO b. seen On all sides
1 West Tennessee il pre- emil
;nently a country of towns. vet;
Pm al of them real estate i All /.
ivsneiHg and Gaildings are going;
sup
] Considerable interest Is rakeus
m stock raising. especially mules;
.aAd horses. " by does not La .
|taystte county lake more int /,
pest Ia stock Faisingt Less.
|egttan- better stock and small
Fruits and vegetables waaid Tod
For North Mississippi. Just whati
are doing for Tenn. and;
What cotton will never do j
FIDES.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

A Birmingham dlspateA OF me
9th sayss Intense interest "a
felt here in the decisle1 or TIE.
supreme eGurs n the,
Dick Hawes appeal ease The
Il d0cketed for the present
week. anu counsel for the prfs
and the state are both ri
attendance on the supremes
The feeling agsTnss.
Halves here is but little less'
than It was np0u this.
PIate one year age, Dee Q, 1855,
khe night after the fearful uas-i
at the jail on ais account.
Should the supreme court grant,
him a new trial and change of
venue. there are Numerous whiS-,
perings of further violence
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12
.Issississians at Ezshiugtuu.

Washington. Dee-G-A meet
lug Cf the Fromineus N~ississip-
aus now a the eiry was held
.Rere this afternoon 20 take ap.
'proprL1te action on the death.
tff jefferson Davis Among
those present wsre Justice Ii
Who presided and the en-
TIRE Mississippi delegation IN
Congress. inciHding senator's
WairhaH and George
The faIl1winG rssolHtIocs ofI
sympathy and affection were.
and seiegrsVhsd % AIRS
Davis. st New Orleans
Resolved That whiEe the fFl
hess of Years and the feeble.
|hea.th CT tae distinguished dead
.xarranted expectation Of this
sad event. yet IFS certainty i a
~haeS to Gsr Affection which no
language can express or even
INtrAGhF eUAA.4H
Resolved That We shall with
bender emotion recall his ca
as Z soldier amt civilian. "a
brilliant eveatfIl. and without
parallel 10 GHr annals. whether
tls a solid pouring cat hts
,Ia0d on foreign battieieids- "a
J. statesman IN the cabinet ct
Pie nation "a the Ieader Of bis
lgarty Ia congress- Is the guiding
ssviria Of the S0atb through the
-taTmiest perIGd OF her history,
5gs ne visariGas sufferer for Us
lsnI bis people Ia defeat he
Pms constantly and fully met the
requirement of the NEST exact
ing criticism and Illustrated IN
.every station and condition the
imauly eSurase- the acute IN
elect. the heruie fJrtIsude. the
sIataEterIag DEVOTION to duty
he CONSTANT sacrifice 10 eanvie'
gffou that wen for min oar conf
4enes- adniratE0a- EFve and rev
Ference and we know that tbs
safpeEinHS VII and pGrpess
swAfea at moments provoked dis
ent and GPposIsiau- were bG.
the results OF an absolute sens
ST FsEas aad superb self FeIIane'
which permitted M AesIsatIg
for turning II hIs chosen path
! Resolved That by pure fore.
lot miad- By feFvid patriotism
shy ancgmprumIsIBG honesty. b.
sdelIeate hsaor- by kindly ans
ssympathetIe nature We deelar'
she constituted an exampIar To-
Jour youths vino aspire TO hIgl
SaEd heroic things and IN TIM
Em9ment of eur gF5ef and IN Gu.
spriIs we confidently ehaIieBgl
stRe Judgment aE pGsteFify an'
! setieve that the historian N nj
ster years booking down tae pee
Speeiive Of the past VIII se'
FJeFersGH Davis the eol0ssl
figure Of his Tine and DO Iastie,
zt0 the virtues which SO despE
liked him in sur hearts
! Resolved That we tender Gu,
wsrmest and deepest synPa
-tAIes 80 his bereaved family ans
invoke far them the consolation
S0f the GHvIae love.
q Resolved that We eGndGs
swftk eur Fellow citizens aPen I'd.
loss &C hfs living presence an
esaGEatUlafe them upon posses
] sn9n Of his Eiustri0Us sxampI
aEd Gf has immortal memGry.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

Z 4 Columbia g. g. dispatch
taf i recent dtte eoatarns the
following statement
At the South Carolina Con
ference of the Methodist Epis-
: eopaT Church Sguth- which mas
ust closed its annual session,
Bishop keener, OF New Orleans.
sxh8 presided threw a bono.
ssheII into the ranks Of the ~He-
slEaess' element of tae church.
.tn charging the class OF young
preachers who we're 20 be or
claimed minister's in fals. The
sbiShop saId- There are some
Every well meaning people Who
think trey have advanced be-
their fellows: that they
saave or had committed To their
5handS the banner Of holiness.
tFhey Imagined they have re-
reeived perfect holiness. they
Separate themselves from the
Crest OF their fellows and hoi /
Sprayer meetings TO which they
td0 not want the rest Of their
fbretheren to come This, the
seIsnap says, was more like tax
sing the heaven cut of the lump
stAan Puttiag il in, He charged
.AEs vGung hear Hrs that they
.were far from perfect and prob
sably wGIld Eever be perfect
.iHe DOUBTED ii there were any
wltbIn the room who could Just
ly claim perfection. The grace
sfar to cav was Hot for TO NOR
row, not by any means Don't
s,teli people yea have got the
-perteet saving grace Of God
: IL you tell OF It they viii d9ubI
yaur having i6. When yen have
git You vii know IT., and others
-.sal know It without your boast
ing of II This II TIE first of
.1feiaI utterance ever made by a
bishop eft the Methodist Church
sIu regard TO the peculiar doe.
stIIHe Of holiness which has a
large following in the Northern
saad Southern churches both.
sand Bishep keeaerS enndem
snatIen OF it has eaased a deeid
led sensation the -ueF
feet breEheren.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

Birmingham. Ala. Dee. f.
sThe killing, Lat a ght. Of Dr. W
n chew BY Dr. j b ) Davis,
SHORTLY before midnight was 0Ee
lot the 81 dest tragedies that
bias ever happened here The
parties were probably the most
lprominsnt young physicians II.
State, and the city has been.
En- 4 state Of gIoem MI day
Here vas . meeting 1t the
v edieal Society OF this city last
and bOtR physicians atten
hid The meeting wasa very.
harmonious one AMI broke up
III O'Clock. ansl the dec
'tors dispersed Davis walked
TEeHtieth street with two.
PHI sfeiaRs, and after he
bad gone about two blocks
eaught up and calling
!him aside asked TO speaS with
They walked a few steps
.fway and talked quietly for a
few Seconds when presently a
Isaot WIS heard aud Chew fell
|mortalIv wounded. dying a few
ih0us after 3 Davis gave him
fSeIt up and Ia In pail Chew said
before he died that it was a
'eruei murder
; The or gin OF the trouble was
sIs follows. Davis wa. thrown
from MS buggy and hurt about
w0 moEths ago. and sent MS
! claim Co IN accident ASSOC Earn Z
sOf which be was n member
sChaw was the aasaefafi0nfs res
sistent physician and sent a differ
bent report sa DaviI injuries
Davis challenged his report how
sever, and the company REFEREES
tnis letter 20 Chew Chew ask
sed Davis about the matter las
"a ght and Davis shot him Chew
-%aS Unarmed at the TINE
1 Dr. Chew married last mGntl
1 Miss Annie SInms. of Oxford
who ~ almost erazed witt
sgrieE He was in his twenty
gseventh year and was one of th'
sm0st pepu ar men IN the city.
4 LATER.
I The preliminary trial Of Dr.
; Davis, for the killing of ID
xLGeke Chew Tuesday night Ias
ggI1sed Monday night The ties
ztImany was very damaging
ssgafnst Davis. and be was he'll
10y Justice W InkIey in the sun
Got s.71.0e0 Davis Is highly an
swealIhly connected aud wi
fprubahly make the bond
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

i The modification Of the AUS
ftraliaa system Of voting. tried
sthis year In both Massachusetts,
and Montana. IL equally rs sim
fple rs the plan under which We
here Ia Mississippi
\ The voter enters the polling
splace, which IL allowed 20 con
tain R0 Que save the judges OF
Election aud their clerks be
sreceives from them 4 sip of pa
per upon which are printed .hs
snaEseS 0fall candidates IN 1omI
snafion- With this slip the voter
sretIres into q stall close by and
within view Of the officers and
PARKS an Y opposite the names
bot ali those for whom be wishes
Ito vote. He then folds hts trek
let. comes cut from the stall and
drops his folded ticket into the
5box. IL 10 n physical inpossi
sbIlity that any eye but his own
should see. or any hand but bis
3own should touch. the slip OF
paper on which his viii as a
FREEMAN IS recorded
4 What eOnlst be simpler, what
siairer way DEVISED
! And herein les. according TO
s0ur view. n ready and effective
solution OF the difficulty now
epreseHtinG Itself Ear the e0nsIi
.eratIuh OF Southern mTEds aHd
sinvItfng ssIeh ingenious egaeep
stioB. towtf. What shall we do
1with the ignorant Negro vote,
ESQ Overwhelmingly greater
than the vote Of the whitest
; It would be contrary 10 TIE
.expresSed declaration o. both
athe Constitution OF the nItee
Estates and thar OF Mississippi
go either dIsfraneAIse them Gl
provide n property or educa
ti0naI qualification. But here
rs "A plan. e0mmendable for III
1simplieity and set effective II
sits results that Is sanctioned b,
-lIaw and which has the prVee
A.fsnt Of having been ad0ptet
;raRd tried by i Republican Staff
I'm the North and Gue IN th'
= Vest
= T5 seems 10 us the plan wGul'
Sae worth trial. then-ff we f0Gn'
yourselves Threatened with TN
ame dangers thai now eoEfron
aus it 1Guld be time enough &
tdopt mere heroic measures
Raymond Gazette
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

! Some men IN the w0rIG hold
themselves mighty high. On
WHAT We cant tell They
are only men, God made Us
aII And we're mighty small
creatures when il comes down
| o individuals. individually we
sdsn't count much in the world
no man amGantst to a great deal
by himself Heis dependent %
Others Therefore he has no oc
|casI0u to feel better than anv
amy Que else Detroit Free
Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

State Of Mississippi )
LaFarette county !
10 Arthur { Lynn. William h Lynn
Euphenna 4 Lynn. minors. AMI fle-
odors Z Lynn. their next TREND, al
OF whom re=rGa nc Hnoks pastalieu
Eowus county, Texas
You ar commanded 10 appear BE-.
fore the Ghanaaery court Of LGk ryetts
BOUNTY MIs-iszippi. On the First Won
Nay IN Lay. 1880, % show AUS
FwAy the inaL account OF . J Burgls-
sutEInIsuatrix or gua-diaa OF ssut nj
n0rs. should not b. allowed
Brown. Clerk
HowrT ( Falkuer. attorneys for admin
Dec IL. Issg. -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

The more negroes that 20
.Narth the sooner the eyes OF
the Northern people XII be
.sPened 20 what the South has
20 eGateEd with n the negro
problem However. We have
net much faith that this new
gavsm-AE WI amgunt 20 a
great deal TAe negroes have.
nearly a quarter Gfa century m
which they could have sought
homes with their nerthernI
IleEGs Yet bat comparative
" few have done So They pref
ter 10 i've with ahsir @Southsrnl
snemies-prefer tHe fesh pots
% their cid masters and the
sens CT their old masters Even
those wh0 have gene NcFthl
sstlt Tanker after these aIeshl
ESss-E eAGozd Dzrateh-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

. Don't be afraid 70 do v0ur
seufy BECAUSE Some one rieIT-
seuies CT opposes yGu A m:In
EBa has opinions of hss own
and the courage to advocate
them Wiz be sure to have 0ppo
sItIan N tins verdi because be
.runs across or the contrary TO
peoples opinions. bat
Just keep right ahead ii your
cause 3 right and your con
science Is clear Don't bother
yourself about people say : lie
- too short for rhag- Some will
abuse yea through envy others
.far want Of sense. others still.
Ifer want OF principle and some
because they honestly offer
with yaG bat ii You keep on.
Openly ~maRfallY. mteIIi gently.
.aEG with proper dignity OF ehrr
.aetsr, Honesty Of purpose and.
self respect. those who differ
wish yea VII respect ygu and.
yeEr GptRiaRs-Ex
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

4 small city girl visiting witt
her mother at a friends house
IA the country, seeing some CUR
nea hens exclaimed Mamma
at them chickens with cali
30 dresses on"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

The Mississippi Delegates to
the great Alliance meeting in st
LOUIS are MesSrsJ Fl Beeman
II Z SLmraIIs ) ID Lee, AID Z C
Patty,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12
-carz -s-cIIcs5.

10 Fer cent s. or I0yeArs To b.
secured BY arss mortgage IN PEanE1-
laas aud Ezrn& Apply 70
W RO4XE. Azfnrney-at Erx,
OzfsrL. Mss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

Capt J \ Rkinwater, superin
Of education of Panold
county. died last week
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

On easy terms. a Farm Of 40 acres
'Hsar 0xfori. The land Is Of unusual
Fertility and admirabI- adapted n
stuek- missing Apply within 80 days
20 CIIAS B. HOWKY.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

The next Mississippi LegIsla-
will contain six eoIored repuhiI-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12
HssEI!, sg!sysss Il, lsss.

Eg;isl7. SEPTEMBER e. 1899.
The University has been put
n . mere effective condition
'than ever before.
The plan of study is re-east
ne as to allow numerous cleo
xes In both the A. z and the
b 81 courses Professor hips
have been re-srganized. Addi-
[san Hogue. Pruf. of Ancient
languages; Z. e Fulton, rof.
Physics and 8strsucmy,R. D..
Leavell. Pref Of English and
Bellies LeFtres; W r. Sims. late
lot Vanderbilt Univ. Prof. Of
Mental and D craT Science: SC,
10 60. d. P~urinten, late of Univ.
$af Missouri. Pref of Chemistry
sand Natural History; Prof j.
sW. johnson. Asst Pref in Eng
slish and Mathematics. The Ex-
5ecutive Committee viii fill the
ehairs Of Mathematics and OF
Madern Languages, from the
best material afforded by the
United States. before College
"opens. aud an Assistant Profess
Esor Of Ancient Ian gEages viii
DE appointed
Edward 6ayes, is Professor
Esf Law and Chancellor.
d Tuition still free to all, except
Il fee Of $50 to Law students.
Send for Catalogues and state
Sment of improved scheme Of
fstudy-
EDWARD MAYES,
Chancellor.
80 University, Miss