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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

A chilL nine moarhs OIL son % Mr.
aad Nrs. " Il Pence. ot Barmin-taEn-
Ala. died from the effects 0f a fever bis
ter on the lip. the trsG case - ih- kind en
record About a Eauath aso blister ap-
p.ared on the lip Z the caild. tAen n
sEr0ug. healthy Infant After a t@w days
the blister br8xs and cimmsncad bleed =
Ing. and a doctor vas summoned Ee
applied the zsEal remedy, aud the bleed
ias stopped far aEhlle, buf IN day Or
rxo Il commenced again The child cpu-
ii1zed q bleed AZ intervals. growing
worse every time Other doctors we're
called IN. aaaI sill others camo our of
curiosity o see 80 rsmarkable n ease.
Every thing Known 10 medical sciences
xas done To sssp the bleeding. bat q con-
tinue.I until the ehild deed The case has
sreatl. puzzled the doctors
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05
4 NARROW ESCAPE.
A rraln-Lsa.t sf Ctneiapa.I EKrur-ian-
r-ts saved by Chance.

CaLrMHUs. o. AG- 5t-ras C.ncsa-
nafI excIrsiaaisrs b Pittsburgh ou the
Midland railroad. came near meeting
wiEA n disastrous accident yesterday
morning The train runs exceedingly =
fast. AMI whru about thirteen miles from
Columbus. the engine struck two rall-
ruad ties AMI a stans which hat beel
placed on the track bg some dastar,L
The engine vas d-railsi and tils rrlin
ran fully oue-sixta % a mile with tn air .
brakes on and tile lever reversed FORT
unategy the wheels % the front part u
h. enz.ine vent Oh the outside ot the
rails. and the wheels ou the rear 81 the
inside ms prevented ov=rtHruiEs and
rolling d8xn a hl-h embanklne1t lld
rlaklas. a terrible accii isuf-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

Tux Ernbrsevills IRON Work. aaf 4. &.
w acres % tinaer aud mineral I-s,1s
s.tuafet near IBueshsrn. Tenn Inv.
o'ea sold % Ea<ii-Au uea fsr slIl F1. Ths
tir1acc has b-eu ouz sf hIAst s,a.-. Isl
y j. Fav. a vouag man WIN was seat
- tte Allegheny County lpAI fsa fsr
drunk mss. vas tsuli dead "a his ell
"a The marn ns * ta- .s1h Jsst av r
the heart We're several halss ma b. via,
a BEAD pencil whiea was foun 1 broken
and blooaT. II his pocket
Tx German pawler farfari.s a-s M
af work nisat aa3 dty turning aut tie
new sua kelsss powier fsr tas army.
They are 1lso crs7x Ell wtsa or,lers for
me Arstriaa amt I1iisa government.
eqth * waic.s atvs ad1pted tls smnz--
less powEer.
Er the iafr stsrrns in the distri~t as
WaSayamA Japan. t~n-tlslasaaf pearie
Ps-.saed an4 tTe2ty thousand we're
rendered homeless. The loss II u-op-
erty was enormous.
INrESsE excitement ursraiis a-,.,u ~
the Americans resalin< IN shan shai.
China im egrsesg galcs OK news rwcst vel
Z trpm Pekl2 that prouiusus Gu 1us..s.. a.
ne1ais h1ve retitinns,i the gpxeru-rieH,
ior the expulsion ee Oh Americans from
tls country. It Is reported ara Pri-.,. j,
Chui. the cafhe- e a., F.n3.-,.- +, -
vucsiflns tne eUpulsio1 ot Americans.
4 cDrr.lzr.sv .e.-,,s1-v..F ,r, IN. rs.-r. d.
the tgth. ,,l tl,.. ..,f-I y..,,,.-,f - -.
Mai.tl.bu--- b.-,v...-, i, ,,,,....,--.,- - !,
{ livestock train. s..re-,f r,..rs.,,,.. -,
KILLED
{ L wos ~ 7bou. s1D mas, vg.s,.,. ~.
Z Fnva-r,..l.. - ,-s5,, -, "a. -. -
the ,eh. AMI after -,.,,,t,,,-. T.,l,-, r',--..-
Z ta. negro xh, mu~I.-s,i r,b,x w,Il..-
[ az Rlsh R..n. Jt.v 1 tom bi,, an. -
[ hanged am.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05
Melville G-GrIfK ~ En=e't fsr " ifs-M arsisT
at CambarlaEsi. Ma.

CrMBEzLAxD. HL- Au-- - Melville
Garliiz was hanged here this morning for
the murder of his wite- He shovel no
signs u fsar 90 tie scatold AMI died
without extraordinary struggling
Garliiz ulaaia a statement lass a. mt as
follows Il desire % express my grafi-
fed appreciation q the kind treatmen NJ
ag the sheriff and his family ID me- while
b iaI: also tie CONSTANT AMI consider
ate affenti8n of the guards l w01ld have
Iik=,i % have seea Hay little dazgater be-
fore I died. an,l % be buried bssi.Ie my
vie. b ut ny father in-la~ refused hosl
requests. die without a1y ma-lce 10 ny
ss1rf toward 11Y pers93-"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

We illustrate herewith a convenient 2ai
servi,7eAbse p.snt protector ilvt.tssi b. NJ
goseph Harris r consists q trxu pir-rs e
.sch boarf- each ssa inches ~ de ard nftsers
.nehes long. O. tae ends aI8 one ssis &
aasrh j. l-ls-zs-i q. strip q iiEht cettoa cIos a
af,e~n iaeaias 81 .ia zaa a ya-d lanE THIS
= drawn szs.a.lr lls Huti AIRED ~ the edges
q tze ssai. aaea7ss. leaving q narrow Hap ~
each sxrner.-y q fae claea. upaa Waiel
e4rfa Ray - Dllsesl % rres ezt tie inaTess
of eaid ar or Insects. Two uarr8E. Tain
ssirzs are cut 20 = lsuEzh whaeh enables
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

A rnmaltls elap-illeli taek pi as-- at
G-vca- .srp t ~ e. E-snals college a sr-s
days asn. IL iaela- ~ M8unE Plss-sais.
y G.. va a slttrr tsr s4i- aaa1 af II ss
Matte Kind - tle saTue pla-- ard sh-
Iscfl8as seemed o ARr- b.-a l1t-r71 t-ssl
By ta@ youu- lldy's parents W4la i4s-
patched theirFisa-shter a o. fas 5.aarlla-
scAnal. Asn8ss e. 4rsss ~ Hl- aerasrl-
m-ul auEl. Heili< xsng te lsr=~zsss
Hrs,s .sssI lslsid sr. azazaf-.i % tls s-ifs
~ int.s =. aad IA TIE Garkn.ss - sle a5gili
carries. her e q tllt -.H.k h.r lo Sal scar.
xhere th-r were uarrlsE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

sarasT waae uurs D1- fafr-a'alrz ssll1aH-
gvhsea aad s4ur.a .auEa.l the-u became usr.ll-
assi e. very sensible u.artlans- TaAser
ais SUCCESSOR. Henrv VII. c.cs-1tflss
-.ashsri s-la~s 4al tus-i-s with harasal ra,-s
were worn Tie latter sa5n pr asassr tss-
came ~ ahsuri Hrafe--a..ns. a. thar were
r.hl.v pr.s-.a.l1s. ..1-sn- -he r.a 4
Mar
II rae OF x ~ lrseu E-zdesa sans-
were r.er.l e1elt@.tn.r e la-vsz. aasl
sraeafasl -sasa rKtralae. 44rf~ sea hoe8s,
-rasll vrere tsaa-.1fs.l %. t.s So ~ rae saar
ar a. 1u.lersa.e 4 ualr ag SHES ef th8z
& ns wcre waTn ar Gseea Elz4hesa @zsI
-. earring ravl1 Rrr-rwss 1s thn Ear. "a
Essez- - 1-sr~ .t1.- ar Lasr fza-. f.z % .
receut inan eEa.a.-aeu af anraen1 aans.e-
wsr1 ans = ss.l--Ar par * ls.-1 b. sau.ae3 q.
MArv >-aars slr= lazrT ezasl.-sss sazaas.sf
fa4s reErs saz uzfar- zaza sauere5a--. ~
tAss N#r- 4z4 asw TIE a4ssaa sar las-=
ualen -z s4e -sesz-l eeuszlr-v -
- = s1 - 5 frr assz- 80
tszrss - s-lsss Ha.1z. 1s.sa.. erruasssl VIA
49, 49, az.a a.--ss Faas-4aa a-.i agaisr -,.sur
.aees. ust 5raa s1va 1c-rHazei tae
treats cf -za shl-s
0E eAs. E.smns-v 5uats u-5sa h-<szr hee =
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

The firm % McDouald. shea e Co.
composed ot Meright and Knoxville
tTenn-l parties. has received thu contract
for n. completion 20 the eEfirr aman-
isAsd part % the Charleston. Cincinnati
s Chicngo road. between Marion. y. T..
and Minneapolis. Va. The estimated
cnst OK the work Is over >. Gs9 $50
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

There = 10 TRUTH "a tae press telegram
sent oat from Barmin-haru. Ala. asau;
tS~ negroes trtng seen hanging 20 limbs
few mites from Aeri,ltaa. Mss. and
supposed ts be- tie tss a-gro editors 90.
tlle Selma tAla-i independent. Bryanf.
one uf tie editors. vas in Merilan- and
an attempt vas made q arres Eim. ba
he escaped
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05
CHINA LOOMING UP.

rl,,. vI..-.,- - 80. - -
t.,.-s vg.h r,...,. - vv,,, - =,
the Hr-~rrai i-ra4s-rssr % th. Envir.
ansf A-s.,as-ls tn- wartd.
" ssgt7tt.rs.se Arr n Fr,,-tas ra..-,t,--
t-ni.-,l S.st..s sf.-s...- "a, r-l,iB, v-,r-..
from P-kina- rl.l.i.r .I.-a II NV ~ u
have tii.. b...s.- rs 57..T.s. -. f.-,.-..-;.l
degree r,.rtu.a,s. .., f1,.. f,s.. r~.r..-,r
10 t7s-. Vsr.s~45t-.f t-,nr., =. g..vs.l.sr, ,t.
iron ministry in ts. tan KIM e.,
order t. foster tst. fr.-o-.,7s --r...-,,-
ns. has nhals4a..i Ina fn9er.f ,s-...ss -,
.r..n an.t rf,. r-.l. .1.,rs,.r, 80 ~, is.
port r.. r... -,r.-...s.. p. ..,-as-i.-,.. r,-
\ ,.-ssr.r,fsss.-s f... .-,fs.~- - ,t,l..i,.-,-.
tl.. heavy dairy ns.v t-ei..l la, .-,---.....
~arh a ufr- uue f-s, r,-... s.- sr-.a
.--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05
SOUTHERN GLEANlNos


sesfts Wood. aged eight years. s-d
Mamie Parker. aged three Yeas. while
playing af Nashville. Tenn. swallowed
pits containing arseuie and strychnin@.
Each took sevea of IN. pills aa1 -ron b.
came very sick. Mam8s Parker died bus
Bessie Wood VIII recover. The former
vas the daughter % Charles Parker. Tie
latter Is the chilli ~ b g. Wood
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

theEn % be slipped tishtly intO the inside 70
hold every taingiR place WheE otin 10.
the ssrefchers arr removed aud sAe ur-utcs-t-
or = folded together. az sssVu ~ me ri--as
hand Of the engraving A lzr-e uum1er
can thus b. pa-Si-si away IN a limited spsce-
Any one en- maze the protector Tor a f-S
cents. as il = not patented AZ
rif.ill-z.risG
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

The Mormon Disturbances have Arisen
again II Wilsoa Cauaty. Teaa- Deputy
M1rsaa4 Baliau. who has lust returned o.
Nashville trun thai cpantY. says that re-
e~atiy a small party x ma-ke,l m~u YEA;
% the houses x several MarmaRs aall
notified them THAI u ihsg Ia aay xar har-
bored another Mprnlnu elder tarY ss1iti
be snmmzrily d.uls Niza.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

The Mississippi Farmers Alliaae~ H=si
IT Jaesssu. Dr. T. T. Love. prr- lssssali.
9resi,tiag- The aillanr. remained la
session about tlrss days. aad maay
matters * importance q farmers YER
alscussesi. ehzrf anlaHs wAlea was Il.
bg .s.siH : qlrsFsnn aGal the establishment
ut a ba-sElns factory a. Jackson Near
~ ever county IN The STATE sas repre-
seutata
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

james Il Nswuaker Nas assassiu nate !
a. Saf1rtsa, 4 S.. bein- r.dllei EIta bull
Jets h- vas entering he's pwn house
.FbASer ~ss a rrsmileaf politician.
All a -sa.ll.fal- for the Stat- L -ss.atar-
bcfare tie l,sf = Ya-oo Cagafy aoul.aall ~
convention Ahsuf a year sss an attempt
was made o. assassilar. hf-r-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

wm- McClosk.y. Roman Catholic b 81
op 0f tie Louisville ky dlocese. has
order ed the closing II - Ioscph's Col
l-se at Barastowu. ky- The reason is
that fscuey sach A. desired could not be
masis aP for the ensuiaz, year. Rev. q. !.
O'Cona-u resigned the presidency some
Tins a-,o d give hls tins u Eis duties a.
priest. The school : Que u the oli=s,
and best known in Kentucky.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

wear 80 Years An frequently in those
bv gone days. as il wouid b. nuw. very
ar5Frosite Illustration nf tas trzasze IT eEaa-
loa aroused by same far fa,-- and form Il
must have been awkward. % SAF me least
4 L. when some ga Egyptian spark sa5-
s;itufei thus prominently IN naz1s ~ saEae
tresn diEiniiy fer enc become iess Presagus
a his sight
SAndz.s with points elongated and very
uush curved b.acx were apparent =. ID
Egypt. eK1izsivelT the Prerogzfire 0f roP
Altv.
Amongst the GREEKS and Romans IA, -
u sandals. huszans aui shnss Tras for a Iang 2
period exr.lsiEsiT reserved fer fhe uppet
classes, and Judging from vas~s auf
sculptures. even among fhes.s beta men zad
women were frerEeentlF bare faafesf- - p
p-srs. however. were - u>e IN the ho1sr
and we ead Auacrssun. IN qus,of rs tc l..5zls
os5sss. wisasuE % b. Transformed into = -
risfr Of tAinEs IN orSler sa b. hear as fzTef
- lady ard cuuciuntug with the szF5nz-
Oh. tha. / were = SANTA f1r s.ipn~rf unlT
mas you mlgnr trample me auder vuus
feet = In ths Odyssey We read % '-aruld
sn-saudzlazi juno and rhetis : celebrzrcG
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

The convention % the MississiDpi
Knights OF Hanar Ess held at Gr--aviIls.
The following STa2i afi sers we're elected
for the ensuing year. Past grand DICTATOR
" 4 Trig-. grald Dictator. Il = Van
Eaton. sransl vsre dictator. Pa H-arF;
grand assistant Dictator, e. t. DillHul,
captain. E D. Miller, reporter. A IL
Coleman. treasurer. & A. BrUuzier- :
yaiales. J. L K ssi; <1ardiaa. T. J. BIN
ford. ssnFiael. D. l. Bzrch Tn. asxI
anaaa4 meeting = Ia De held a. J1ezssa-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

Jadye-Toa are charged wi.h breaking
uD a meeting and striking tAEs uumAn-
Wha. have yoE 70 say
PriSouer-Ii xas tAts war. fudge IL Eas
a splri-ua-lstic meeting. and this woman
was the medium. when sue exrlAEnesi Il
am happy" could not resist the tenlusa-
tisn % strike happy mediam Just 0nee "A
ny llfe--TexAs Safrln-S
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

Three Mormon elders. named En-.L
Taylor and Laird. we're whipped BY reg
alafars" Ia Msri0a CaunfF. AiA The
elders had refused - leave the couaty
sheu Rstiaesi 10 81 80, aa4 then we're va
ifed BY party u masked uiess. who hnnS
them 20 trees b. tarir thumbs and pga-
ishcd them severely
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

Il Is reported that Governor Taylor Of
Tennessee xiil remove "a Chattanooga al
the expiration of his term u Office A.
Chief Executive % th- State aad become
a candidate sar Congress from the Third
district Henry SGodsrass. OF sparta,
Is msnti1u@d as a prospective Congress
sinual candidafe in the rhiri district. aEl
il is further said that H7a- Creed =. Bales
x!Il be "a the aebL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

wu-1n Howar,i. who successfully re-
sisted judge Lewis attemut % arrest
him near Harlan Court Hoass. KY
= wanted iu Missouri tor killing
aEd rubbing dea. man. near Spring
field. He was captured by the sheriff u
Cass County. No, but escaped By killing
she sheriff add a coustable- He ls gnlg
twenty foUr wears osd.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

-nuteat with CrnAlrntang their boots with
ures-iuus stones and s-,1selry, but that thcg
zus; needs a-so emh.lllsa IN zu equal. : l-lF-
"a manner the slpPers they wore ia the
house, and that not oulT the upper parts.
ouf- % b. in tbs fzsAiou. they ensrustesi ths
s0lss u their shoes with Pearls and Eems-
In considering this apparently ABSURD
fashion Of laEl-hly dssrorafed soles. we
1sst not overiook the lat thai the recum-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05
,Ar -cc~ut-s.lrir. wAscA rrrpt la,a Use. ~

the ecc~ztrsc8sses whscA crcpt ia,0 u-s = sss
ccntur1es later
n the ntzth ard trzth CENTURIES rersnn-
ages q disslnct-on N Easiszd rure we'll
shApes. rather tlghtly atiiux. biasx leather
shoes. finishing "a a. the ankles. Aaa Assov.
Tits cloth hose or hsnd. q clcih eound
crcssrlse round the ie- Very h.-k back
lca1Acr hcots VITA t1ru-cvrr tops, greatly
rr.enhl-ng the Top anots of tae prcSs.us day.
were worn over the bare lry a Tie fur
tenth ccltlrF
Low ssran. Shoes. af natural a. wrll ~
black Leaf ier. were f2shirn4aic in the e.
tecnth century. I4esc w~re wg-n over
brightly coiored hose. and iuaTrr-s cus
wlta az is;eA % ccmtart a. WEI a. eeu@ls-
ness. Nc2rly al the as,arrs n aae NJ
COPY. dated fsc. % the B.bis vvristcz ~
Petrus Cousc>s1r ara fAls represented
n the fourteeutA century s1osr< gradual
y Increased Ia lcngtA. uut.l the praionEz-
ton q The Zoe rival~4 Ia 4asur4il,v thas oE
TIE taweriHss pe2Sed ard hernea4 he&s.-si--s~-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

he eagle enhralacresi tn pearls aad Jewels
was freguratiy displayed But as regaris
flrm- Judging from sculpture and othcr
rarlr5s. they were Al made 10 4 : tne foot
g=sth ease. and the soies were broad and
sery:eeaale y shape, aaG betrayed RcEs "a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

Jul<s A. " Pallisu. who was convicf-
s't AZ ET.aaluaburg. kF-, * tala killing x
James Miller. an1 sentenced "a afts~G
years n the peaireat1ary, has esea taksa
~ 3rtso1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

ca f4e s.r q tae saa. aaeata Esas@rTs
er sandal f.se uame= - tae p~urla ther had
raas.sllsae1- TAH pzzpssa - tazs Was fs.lz
ia thcir wa-A~ tar nauies n.Shs b.. I'm
printed On tlr saud. and thus literally -
~ Is ryplcally browne trosidsa uaacr
faaf
fais custom q eu=rar5ag the sanl4ls
via portraits or names was nor. however.
By any means exclusively cuusued 20 war
rsors. for m these early tl1i.s lovers ea-
graved upCn their heels the names and
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

Annie RawIetf, q King George. Va
with her infant eaild, disappeared mEs-
t-risazIy. Her body 2na fhat q TIE
chiId were f8azd on the kank ot Poplar
creek badly mgIlats1 by hogs a=4 dogs
Fczl play = sGsgestsa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

There is sactinual war 20 tAr dsain in
Harlem Coultv. ky.. IN which a hais
4sEru men have bs-a klllsl aad prepa--
auaus made Tor the mur,lsr others.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05
ANCIENT BOOTS AND SHOES.

si-ssry ~f Fset-ss.sr fr~ua the p.v, 81
th- E<,psisas Carisa- >he~- saa ss.-
dai- Hs~ the ka~f~at Gr~-ks aaa
Essaa@n- Were Shs-t- Csrsas. Fsshis..
sr th- >ixt~ssth C-stary-R Royal Eagit.h
Ha-Ain.-
ThzE - habit af gulag harcfootrd
wz&, 90 Ia as the sixteenth century in
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

= ne countries. al
h~resl % evca in cuu
iuncn with al
otherwise csAhrrat.
costume. - proved
By Ss.1tsa ana Irszh
manuscripts and
drawings preserved
IN the British NJ
scum and Bxliei4a
libraries In a MS.
a. the British VI use
a.aH
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

rHz state Dsuartr.ear was informed. On
b. =sil. tlat the Government &C Para
kuay ha,I arcepteG the invitation 0f the
aiie,i States - attend the International
j u--rss. aad taas i dsleyate xoald soon
alIl..La -...l
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

metz1ies the pr-
traits u their b.
lovesl ane. a. a taEra
tas4 a. a. each stsr
the impression - Il
WIS made upou the
ground. equally
VS. il with their
hearts We mar be
PERMITTED n query
Il such a readily
hNed token o. their
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05


bent position Of the
wearers, al their fire.
qgeHtly prolonged
b4ns nets, Afforded an
exreAent opportunity
Of displaying the pre-
c5ols metal OF which
they were made and
the gems enrrUsted
Epsu them Upon the
upper portion Of the
Roman Imperlal boot.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

SEvaE PacIEssa has as1ia accepted the
urff-ils * Hndster ot Finance % the
r=safine RsPHbsic. aatk Seasr Z-halios
d s-elne Minister Of Foreign Afralrs.
Dr. Costs. VIM has been transferred
...s 7 -aistr-E ae Tie Inferior.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

M NAs#auaSE. the American MInis-
y d Sutherland. has FORMALLY protested
ias >Nlss Government against the
rglE-tll arrest ae t8gr American tour
= az Bernie reesalIv- Heavy damages
y claimed aE the injured parties.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

.Aaaa y lILIAA IN an interview. on
win member 0f the Provincial
-. SAID that existing laws for the
fa'a % laoorers IN Prussia were
s.oraaiy Insufficient ID protect them
-. ~. ilar'laars greed of their en-
- Reform, Ae said. was highly
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

TIE Department Of state. was. on the
u. advised by A telegram from th.
szsll af the United States at CoIou that
b. steamer Adirondack hal Left that
srt fer the Calts.L States with yellow e =
\ an bear-L
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

-mrsA ns % taii0rs IN LonsIon who
H.. beea victims % the sweating system
r. -~ssllas AGAINST It an1 organizing a
=. s-,r nnrneat al frst hand,.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

-sE drivers ge the London mail carts
|~ssn demand ou the Post-ofsice an
|.sgrf,ss ID a hostY. on the s7fh. for an
r-sa-s q Fav, which was promptly
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

AiSiaG ESGSzxR ~ r. MKxM ventured
.oas MO the submerged NINE OF the
- = sl'iaa'sd Coal Company. thirteen
- rom Cumberland, Nd. where all
,'-sfs refused rs enter. ou the 50th. and
-seasa aad brought safely ous ot their
- anna tarty-t0ur i'm prisaned miners
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

w. RoHzRr P HAMTLrOS. who fatally
...ss.,,f her nurse girt at Atlantic City.
i heH without bail awaiting the
- q tie girls INJURIES
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

- S,viss Government haz decided &c
--.,.ee,sts tue authors q tns recsat Aa-
- 1,ruu l15s.iaruento
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

r. vuru BY he i@1sss
81 tae s4rIe f-raosi-
YArt ea uruf hess,
were asso wurn dur
ing the furf-cata
cguturv. auzi 4npGr-
emily the greater t..elr
contrast he greater
rr..s...r Dan. IA.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

/ car ,Isnta-.e has been done st Da-
s.--ua. Jspaa, by disastrous stnru oi
80 snl rain which lately flooded the
...4raff
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

rtr maryland republican State Cen-
L. committee. on the 3sth. appointed
|ars.bsr f1r the holding os thc STATE
-. M " .strrlI u ..fnr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

GEszRAt EUssELL A. AEfsKa- OF Mich
H.. vas chosen C0-manGer-inC Chief
Y ths Grand Army Of ths Republic for
b. ensuing year at the Natioral en-
Isnpuent IN Milwaukee, Wis, on the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

u 8rrwrTz. Paris correspondents oc
s LaaE.an Times. teiegraphs To his
spar tAaf be Is eoRilens General Bou-
{.g-er VIII return 20 France Ssfore the
eri:ans W lics take place next month";
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

a homer for her Ill
lie silver slipper. and
= the SILVER footed
easiliass sae = fre-
ueurlF designated n
ne ~Illati.
Pslnv. n one of his
epiStls-s. Azrms tlzat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

sETHsszSrArfvE OWN. who was at
b. PARK ga the 18th reports ths Presi-
Il as Saying that there viii be an extra
- IL Congress called to meet On the
y n ft,tolsr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

o. rHnEsksD tons OF mutton rutted on
|.5.gs wing az the docks in Londou in
|rzsaasgee oe the dack-Iaborers' strike,
\ saiar uuFossIhle ID procure mea -
I-sass. T.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

laE asx naval vessel Baltimore was
-aminssi. aa the s7th. By a board OF en-
nerrs and araer naval experts. who ex-
'asss'i satisfaction AZ her construction,
u e Eas announced that she w0ald
nsoahig be ready for al Official trial trip
2 september .
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

GxxxEAL BoCLASGER VIII stand for
ssseisaa in tlle French Chamber OF Depu-
T. in Isntemarte- Amo1g the Boa-
s,n--r clndi.lates who viii stand f0r
s,isuu IS General Thiebau1t
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

aFER three thausand negroes have re-
aEes rom the Carulin.s tn Arkansas,
= AFe ID De tal.owed by eight thousand
A''s Aesrnes and four hnnsIrsd white
-iA,.iss The exndas Is being arranged
rassenser Agent Williams. ee tho
eARais 4 Charleston rail roaai.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

IA a1st Gale u cotton OF the season.
- T. New York Ciry By the
- 4-tanee % Jacksonville, Fla.
\. - s.i !. az anetlou. on the 18th. IN front
- ea,lsn Exchange Msssrs. Will
- - : Hack & CO. purchased il at ten
J, y " i''ifl1r cents 4 pound. The cotton
y 4lferinr giIaIftv-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

L /. WARxKa. the head OF the large
'alFisiary medicine establishment in
'faesier' y z. has agreed 10 sell the
-siaess 20 British syndicate for e.
'ssA The guarantees money has been
p. Mr. Warner VIII remain II the
Pa Il tie iShrsaur