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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

The cool winds chill the heart of the
ice cart driver, and he now sits ghiver.
ing on his box, n blue nosed victim Of
despair; the striking words "use DR.,
BUNS Cough Syrup" stare him in the
face.
Worth It's weight in gold, Salvation
OIL, 25c,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
THE ACADEMY OF MEDICINE
Transaets Much Business at lta First
Regular Meeting,
Held Ia tho Mayors Private oaioe-An
Election Other Matters,

A stated Tuesday the stark County
Academy Of Medicine was In session AT
the mayors private Office Ia the city
hall ut the hour Of going 10 press, The
meeting was called TO order by the ro'
cOrding secretary DIR, j, Il, Marchand,
and Dr. n, Clark Miller, Of Masslllon,
was called 10 the chair After the
reading Of the minutes OF the previous
meeting complete organization was
effected
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
WANT ASSISTANCE

TO Build q Neutrality-suspicious. Works IN This
CITY,
A gentleman visited the News DEM.
oCRAT editorial rooms to-day and
stated that several Canton gentlemen
had secured a patent on u feed cut.
ter and wanted TO secure assistance
from the Board Of Trade. They have
$1,000 to invest In the business and
want TO locate here if they receive the
necessary assistance The names have
been given to Secretary Frazer Of the
hoard.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
PROBATE COURT

In bossion To-day y--AabignmontB Mado--
Othor BusinoBB,
Probate court convened this morning
with Judge Fawcett on the bench. The
following assignments were made;
Monday, March d. Ohio VS. John Tom.
bow, Mrs. u. B. Burres and Harry Rex;
Tuesday, March g. Ohio vs. Patrick
Burke, JEFF Kashner and Emile
Gaume; Wednesday March 0,
Ohio vs. William Stamforth,
Fred. Romey, John Frantz, Ben Melott,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

Toko Notice, Farmers and uordenera
For all kinds of now field, garden and
lawn seeds, in packages or in bulk, at
wholesale or retail, 60 to
Louis DUMouLrN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

nit to the decision OF tho oppOsitiOnI
! trust that tho learned interpretation
put upon tho question, What 10 libel
may be looked upon as standard au,
th0flty for all time 20 come, ! think II
VIII have q ciyiliaing influence upon
this age and other generations yet un-
born " this be treason, make tho
most OF IT,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

Councilman VOlkmann, when asked
what no had 10 aay In regard TO tho do
olsl0n IN libel suits, replied as follows
"Ihe principal actors In the suit were
Judge Raley, Ex-Judge Freaae, Eg-
Judge Lahm, Ex'Judge Day, the RepOs
llory Printing company, Paul Field and
william VOlkmann, ] now deAlre 10
know whether II would be the hardest
for mo 10 be branded man OF doubtful
paternity, liar and an ass, or i0I the
depository aud Ex'Judge Lahm 10 be
known ah libeleTa and defameTa of
character OF our citizens"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
A WORD OF WARNING,

There many white soaps each represented be just good tho Ivory
they ARE NOT but like all cOune lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities Of
the genuine Ask for Ivory" Soap and Insist upon getting Al
Copyright noglcrS Gamble
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
4 srINoINd REDuKE.

Secretary Paul Field, Of the Canton
Water Works and member OF the city
council from the Seventh ward, was
visited by q NEws.DEMooRAT repre-.
sentative to day aud asked what he had
to say on the result of the libel cases.
"What have to say What can any
Of the common herd say when q Judge
God save the mark, learned IN the
law (2), person called by the highest
power In this great common wealth to
SIT in judgement on his fellowmen. says
that 1t eleyates n man TO call him
bastard, liar enemy OF the poor
and lowlyp and then spits
upon his Jewish Gabrldine in full view
Of the civilized world,
az have been on earth torty.nYe years
and have spent great deal of time in
the interest Of science, and humbly sub
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28
sz-Gs1 sss5z
Shaker and Bulsts, 4
+ 5 Lelvsa =.
cs.lses FL E=-

En- EAGEE-WhiIe CeI.sse
Hill csnEos host ef wealth A /.
progress. we 4re trsIag so give our
sous and daughters that -AiL sill
bs u more Ilue 10 then thar
moueg-shas Is AZ ela ~ q. Ca
public school here aader t5-. man
a-emens 4 Miss-s Garv TAX
eFs.y and C3Ea Anderson j. ] 1Iug
good E0EE In that direction auss
the y1alg IAiIes deserve great
credit for the .f1ieut manner ia
Ehieh they hare esadacs-I tie
school. TIE hsuze shea thsF took
-h-T-e Of Il was IN i vsEv dc.apIf4-
ted c1uI:5iea. They seat - work
zad got up n1aey All repaired r
temporarily. And right Ase I
aoulI Ike &c So - tia patrons
ho are alU1Y t~O busy 80 yIss- the
school tlat IL XII take ev=r o1s
hundred d0IlA-s % ~ tie
house IN i Ef5-tabIe condition y.
and the l3aser It : ueSieesel tie
nore It I'll take. | veas1 no.
have ( sHu zy=e.f how b1IIF /
needed repairing. but ber- nTI-
ted 70 4 public eatersaiamelz On
last F1Isv, I esuli nos bsIp aotie-
Ing 1t. 1 hope the plirous sill
MT EegIzcs this important na,tsE
any l5assr-
Mr. " Z Anderson has ben
spending 4 fez dsTs out here visit
isg fdeud--
Mrs W Mathis sh0t Nr. En-
seus TsukersIT. 4ecId-1ta.IE. while
cut hautIag birds n few d2ys ag4
Oas shot entered ahou. tive inches
below the left eve and ore went
into his leg several mere struck
his hat and clothes The shot be
ing su1zII no damage vEs lone.
Mrs. Alien. Of Water Waller 5
visiting be sen, Rev. Allen,
Il this place.
bEessrs e TaaksraIy aud j
y Q1sElss. rad ous lIgGls h4ul- a
visit last SGaI4v-
In writing news re tey % II
cEuG. all za;ter that might eEez1
the m1sss usIsIvss aul sLosld IN
srrsE o7-ur ue stand ready = GER
rect the sane with pleasure
Tee uasriu0uiaI market : duh.
It Is 45o1. Ike TIE Pset says
T s.r ell Laeael- lives ca 1aEa
WA nse-1z q earth L. atn c -
Is cwz
Bu LIS toosk All aaS a tH
E
SIZE Plzy-I aur collars @t aeyay Oh
eh5szsz
He ; saving hz 4s1y azi F-E
h wAazz
To leave u AS s~sE 4Ih e
ard AS &EE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28
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FOR SALE

An exeatas1s hsrse- s8tfaa eu1 hrhEIr-
en@ Ek--e wAAlE1 Wrrs-4he
NE1e uN-hhs rv esu1tr s1hFe
WZs nrE-hhE so Haan 4NNHE-
Tvs nlEFhts : kgEeNzs
NEaH GkaErE
ga@ bed saeht- ssessE-N-s 1zE uaz1-s.=.
several EuAgEH aa2 a-na1szs
0ws rs1Tzg-z-ur
Wue nGe cream GrasE
9l@ wanna dE-rG rrA-e
w1Altt1E q azhA@WKrsr ana aeh n-r1nhss
x sGs~haEf E4raEr1rs
Ar va EENE m ave Anz a. he EaEver'
scEs Asrsrat4rs eceupds4 - she nstarsx aad
A. LATHAM
res E LE che EeNns E
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

III leas 1rrlFeu Aol4LY.
Pref HaJscn has isur c~-lsses :
jAv It's ieru-
Nr.j LJoEssou. jr. vas here
% attend ths azH.v.r.ly last
Frl1v.
GuIs are GA tie c2mEusa-tin
w 5 Hsnlagway j. the unlayky
tn lent tais tiue.
Prot. " Johnson. expects to
attend tAe telcher c'a v-a.iou
4 T. held Il Washington next
~ssk.
Ns-aw man With Pc1E yavss
On The clm : east Cf The chA1e.
last secs. We supFOse they we're
discussing the PIN e tho reg j.
bury tbsy were "a the c- slice
an bal ehaEts IN their bands.
Last FulLy as the Arujssrsa-
n 14y 4 Herman S1-.etv. &.
seemed A. II the YER. co.d weather
had moderated tor that I'm srteE,
Session /, US Pleasant aud a
Lze cgczd ElI as4me-,I Ill the
Cla &. Aier the p,ll vas
the members Cf tie tE5 s stiles
Termed IN l.le N 'front.' II tAc Lv-
cGu az uzsess3 d1zE 20 the
e5TeL TErrr VS. 10 uu- -l,i
4 eoEs tie oera ll Is. q }s---
part of ia lstrterIvrre 3fr.
w alter Sal=.ds. Phi Sg4 e
ssn orator Tor tse 5ih q MAY. be
vavOf InsrCdgeti0P. told Il tue
el5gueaea and Reputation Il Mr.
john B. Rsss Is an orator. among
the students. Tb- subj 1t was
~4msgAau S-ztesm4ls a
saoI-r. slltILl 10 tie occasion
He discussed the greatness e che
A-s1ctl Statesman II ASKING.
t5. stIwa AMI bsEt.a s-srrar
shin of AHe cans elrs wta
lhas osLsr 15a-tries. IL enc
del " v~Ir31-af5uc the 4cz If
Pres lest C-v-lLld- and r-
.ag tie Students IL tl.s7r after i-fe
- he American sttseutu rather
then ptr,F P%Jlici--suL tn
speech ~ II excellent Era
sioa and NJ ST Ell vel &c.
ReF- J J S6zrr, tae Stat evan
gelIst Il ta Christian cAur-l isc-
ursI tn tao L Il g ! last sunday.
Pref aUi Mrs Mlv-s were enc
Our HttIe bal - fall, and Irs.
Iays> j. tse d-ss lIiy Eho las
hoaered It With h-r Tsees.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28
Frs- Wr-Fr1FT ~ THF.

have Just t0ught reH and cor
pl=ts oa5dt q tO0s sal material @E1
an prepared q % tas NEST eu1rli
reua ruz-slc1 - EH= elrC-1-Esplss
eirszsufcers. a-i En<iEh dn= pseas
3 s.eEaIty-HsVluz been taushl II
ralx nsa chEih0od. and having ss-
a urt FEe1eh. German zEd >as
workmsa aa safely Av t-1t L IN a
s EorEEzn- II sasIlc-ll1 Is
Lot ssrea. bltl IN rork 2ud Pu 10
max VII - taxa ! eaEltF -
5u a zhzEe e yOaE EsTDaa-
~ W LETT
Over Psg-sE Ya.cz Ora-1s Ms.
lUc IL IN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28
An:zrcs srszE--.

BARRY TRkcT, the great Texas
AuAuce crater, - now filing bis
ISs1ents n our State. His
sPeeeaes are highly enum nded,
ID al alliance men sheuId hear
AIh- h ~iIE speak AZ
oxford, M9ndAs. March Is, ii
an. EDbiie. ? pm pnvass.
water Valley. Tuesday, March,
II am, PublIei , pa pirate
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

Another uOuderfaI dlseoTeE
has been made and that too b. a
h.Iv 10 this country. Ds4@ Fas-
tenet is clutches upon her and
for seven years she vIthsLood fs
sevsrzsts tests, but her vital Or
rsus zere undermined aud deat1
seemed Imsuent- For tire
months she Coupled necessarily
and could E0t sleep- ohc bought
az rs a bottle OF Dr.. Kings Nsw
Discover fer C9RsuuP,I9a and
50 much relieved on taking
6rss dose that she slept al HIsh5
aud With one bottle has been III
aculOusIy curei- Her nans i
Mrs Luthsr LdtL TITS WHITES
Hanriek & CO. CT SheloT. !
Get a free trial bottle az ) L
Chsndlers drug store
-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

Nsssrs TosEes WvEu and TOn-
nie Rdiles, Of oxford, are spend
- fe= days With their n4Ger
oas friends here -COE-e viIIe
TIEr-z.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

III. H. Nelson, eaue 10 At
tsu1 the HermasaD ball. We
hope Hal vii not tEs himself -
efs.s to PsexsE=, lTs visit hrs old
home cffsEer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

Er TW Wilson and family. os
4. sastra 3sFtsoa Of LnFIEette
l-ft Saturday last for Long Beach.
CLlfsrna. and viii be absent
about twelve E8sRshz.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

Ber-JJ ShArr, The St1te evan.
gsliss x tAs Christian eAugsA.
p-saced a. exesllsa. non at tA@
Methodist church last SUNDAY.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

Tue chorus at the Union Fs@sie
C1ilexe opens again TauIsd1y a. Z
T1. attic: a Test Of tE9 months.
Al oil members are earueSsly Es-
quessed 10 De present.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

Az members e. the Alliance are
r~sqgssei 20 give tue article Of GF
" III Graham IL acCther Column
4 elreful readiEz.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

Mr. 3 2 GclF. Of LAFayests
Springs ~as IN the city HOajay
al Paid u = pleasant visit
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

hiss Judith Steel, OF TGseuz-
81, Ala, Is visItisg her cousins.
The Misses WArll4v. II our city.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

Nr. G v IeareIl, lrrs TUESDAY
On : saoEt business trip to the
giuE Cifv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

Messrs W II. an1 l. II Still,
lac OF en- eJuIty are nsE located
Il R1skl2le, Teas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

TIE people r beginning to
talk about vhO thsy want and
Who thew don't Saat fer Sheriff
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

II. y. 7. Haster j. ; asv sub
segs5sr 70 the EAGLE-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

Hyu.O Z Carter. Weas % Mem
IBIS Ts-sisE E0rnIOg.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

We zsre pleased to see IN our
tswn list Saturday the eRct-a'
S~u,@rvss1r Of Bat A. john &
West, Esq
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

Me- L A.. vii please accept
eIrtAalks for favor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

i D SuIt, druggist. BFFG-- Iai
tesf5Ees can rCcpuw-ul Ei-r
tire BIsters - the verv best rcle-
Jsv. E.ssy tc;tls sid hz green
rei.sf ia every lse- AbrIham
Haze. druggist. Bsl,viiie. Ohio,
aFcms Fae best seiiu- me,iI-
cine I haze ever hlgi,el IL my "a
years experience Is E.eclEos Bit
tsrs- Thousands Of o.hs-s have
aided -t testimony - rhls the
vssiles = uasaIu1gs that E,ee,rE
B.tsrs 40 eare al diseases e lie
liver. kidney or Si2Cj- Ousy q
htIf dollar 4 bostIs II J I Chan--
dies drug store
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

Hiss Blanche Morrow. Is visit.
Ias friends A. OgwOst this week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

Tate eoIEty students a-- Lead
iu- skeir eases At OKfsri. HUI
nh, f.sr Tate aud her boys and
-l-Recsrj.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

N copy ths folio zu@e ars5s
iEu@a tp~ Ba,fou Leader. .-e lead
log uus x i01ruai 81 The voris :
We EZd o. ouV table the PRS
PeCtEs e tie Uaia Fem2le {
.lese. sf Oxler1, Ms. for lSS9.
We ? especially PLEASED to na
.sls completeness q Is Department
eli Uusic, which includes, besla
$ e0zPl-te conservatory csure s7r
the aac. destruction bv ea-
tent telchers OF orchestral insrrn-
Reutss including violin, viola. eel
10. bass. Hate, esrnet. trombone.
and also r~aaBiolrn. Classes in
thes-T, vocal ralileut-. &c. and
also eLO-ases are conducted
shrouSh0u, the yes. sad I1rlar
the coming season = course q let
aNs j. u L. LelIsessd Be- tie lives
IT tEs great aasters 4u3 tAelr.
wor
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

JaIge RA Hill closed ais Fse ns
term Of cor: A. Mississippi CITY
4 lev DAYS ago ard reached b. me
AlsadEv uigLt-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

Sts-2nsatAl services 1t the
u ssh9lIss charch ners Saulsr, IL
IL an Sabi-et: Te4P5lti5a ct
CHRIST AL are coEdi&lIy invited
- attend. l. ". Dye. Pastor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

NJ !. " Watts. of Dallas, j.
: nsw sUh seFil r.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

Archie Poole. aged ten years,
sea o. Mr. JerIy Poole, CT LAFay-
t.s S7ria.s, died on Tsursdly
list u drsPsy Of the heart We
ez'eaa sympathy to the bsreaved
FLrezts.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

ANYTHING yca uetd "a tx house
furnishing las eau be found q,
rt.soEatle figures az
4 " SwsndolI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

Hiss Ella FSste, f0rae-ly OF
Darlat, bat uoE oil OxfsEi, was
ks-s Vl-Iasag fraeRis during the
Uat week. - the delight Of hsr
RAM frI=a@s aud - 1merA-Du
RAT Nsws-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

Hands0ass bed roar s 4 spec.
alty. 70 4 W SsTnIslls-
There : euSnzn Idle capital n
eur tOxn te PIT Iats 0per2ri a
nuwbeF Cf Manufacturing sst
Pses. and it dses SEN strange
that a people vill hold il hack.
5csiead g putting - whsrs 1t viii
pay them ; handsome income and
s~aerease our P0Puaii p We have
here nov enough IDLE money 10
run CsmVvsss, e5tton fac,orv.
handle f4ctoFy. furniture fae.ory
sud a score Of others tsat weu.3
utilize sAIt We grow and give en
FlSymea: 20 = large number II
hands Ali Of these have proven
successful wheTe theY nave been
iuliciOGsly OpsfAtsJ- l. Us
Awake frOn our IstElrgy and sEe-
orr ProSressiEsuess aud fa.th il
the SOath's future BY investing IN
those susiEesses w1iei ea-vs-
ur raH material Into ua-ufactrr-
ed goods and Csias ms1s Irt9
midst that nos 90 Is other poiuss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

: -ArE--Ea G.-E Nnrss ApPlT 70 "
= kmzmzas-- H1bss atu=H-=
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

"So0ls 0ase1st Dnmzfic Con
"a, at Csty Hal, N.rsk q.
Aase vii b furnished by Prof.
Ssr7aSs orchestra Of nIne rsoFis.
Tie massc vii - worth the pE5e
i aiHsssi0n-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

TsO az subscribers this week
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

BaggIes 1zf Rad carts. bra1i spank
EEK n g W LaaEaI&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

A beautiful selsctI0u OF HAll
p.per has lust besn received ~
A ~ SwiEdol.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

i ear bad q Stu ieoaSer W1g'
ouz. il received ani for -ale -
John r Jackson.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

Tusule vCur lives AMI Property
uIth ne. PHIL \. HUSH.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

La-Ps q I hEtuFe GA ware
Il sTeFy design and 4 EsE lOt 81
baSy carriages just -@eeiv-d at
A " SwiIio-l.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

Toe pleasant and satisfied smile
On Prof. StrOng's face last week
Vas explained By ! selsgr1m stat
ias that Nv. BosAT1as."jr., zas
sra IN 4 ehuoad, Va, on the
iosn INST Mother and 0 are r.
ported prlspero1s. We hope the
!suns muHeaa viii son supple
Rent the musical circles os Oxford.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

C4lls P4Ek<. dsaf and dumb
!91ta OF s0m= seventeen Yeas
S2ss asne Is about twsHts EEIs
east o. Oxford. was strGek bF tks
sEIiss engine "Wednesday RIEAt
severely iajUss1 z5oat tie
ka4-E PsvaS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

Ltsie James. infant s1a ct Ar
au4 Mrs A w S=Iud0Il. q cur
az, disi on SaturIly las Tke
remains Eers inferred Sunday ere
nIns, the services conducted hv
Ksv- I Dye. Many fnends
sEnHtkire aIlh the parents IN
their aHiction.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

Haa6s0Is bed roar q sac.
.alty. IL AW SsInlslEs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28
CAMPUS DeTS

Fetraav35, 1855.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28


JxfDTd Eagle,
THURSDAY FEB. =. IsSs.
fLLNoiS CENTRAL R. R
SgHEDTEE-
wtfr-r-A-HsnssEal
wgrEl@1-rnara ? a.
wxPzE -Sarss o.
4r-1r-Efsaaes Al
EAGLE AGENT
~rxxT y. r.rzE- e sAss ssI=. q. -,
r-fas - saas rtees. o. sltkrtt. Sseat1s ~
Tso nsw Subscribers this week
Mr- J. " Watts. of Dallas, i
: usw sUh scFi er.
n. -. p. Hayter i ; new sub
segs5Sr 70 the EAGLL-
Me- L A.. VII please accept
err thanks for f4sorv.
HYu.O Z Carter, Eeas y Mem
Ehs Ts-siav rorniOs.
g " LeavsI slls good skoss cheap.
Mss GAueAs Morrow. Is visit
ias friends At OgwOSi this week.
3Ir. G y I-areEl, lrrt TUESDAY
On = saoEt business trip to the
SIuE City.
Hessrs W Il, auI L Il Still.
lac OF en- elulty are nsE located
~ R1eklAle, Texas
Mr. D 2 GrlT. Of L~nFayeste
Springs vas IN the city HOaj1y
al paid Us , pleasant visit
TEE people are beginning to
talk about uh0 thsy want and
vho th.y d0lt E2as fer Sheriff
uIss Judith Steel, Of Tuscuz-
-. Ala. Is vSsItisg her cousins.
The Misses WaEll4v. II our city.
We sore pleased To see IN our
taEn last Sataoisy the eHScleat
Su~rTis1r Of Bat g. john &
West, Esq
JaIge RA Hill closed his rsc ns
term q c01-: :. Mississippi CITY
lev DAYS ago ard reached hsns
Nls4dsy uigIt-
Tate -ourty STUDENTS a-- Lead
iaz skeir eases At OEfsri. HUI
nh,f sr Tate aud her boys and
gz-Rscsrj,
Az members e. the Alliance are
~reqgessei 20 give tue article of Nr
" II Graham IL another Column
a elrefal reading.
Rer-JJ Saarg. th4 State evan.
geliss y Il. Christian eAugsa.
p-saced a. excellent ser nol at tA=
Methodist church last SUNDAY.
s4rE-rzs 6 .-t Mares. Apvly 70 ".
= kmmaas-s n1les lorsh-Sass aso-h-s
yIsssrs Toyres Wvru ard Tou-
ME Rdjles, Of oxford, are spend
- fe= days With their n41er
oas fne1is -evilIe
TIEze1.
III. H. Nelson, cane 10 At
tsud th. HsrEna-aB ball. We
hope Hal vii not tys himself 81
efs.s to P.eksE=, lus vi=r1 hrs cd
home CfisEer.
s.r TW WlIs1u and family, o'
IT, sastra 3sFtson Of LaFIyette
l4ft Saturday last for Long Bach,
CLlfsrIa. and viii be absent
about twelve msRsa=.
TIE chorus at the Uaion Sc @2le
C1iIye opens again Taursd4y AZ Z
pr. ate: a Test Of iva months
Al oil members are eaEueS,ly r.
quss.ed 10 be present.
Sse-amsatAl services ~ the
Istheiiss charA NEXT Saailr, II
IL an Sabi-es: TezPllsi5a 81
c4Fist- AL are cordially invited
~ attend. l. W. DYE, Pastor.
Archie Poole. aged ten years.
sea o. Mr. JerIy Poole, cf LAF4y.
tie SPTia.s, died on THURSDAY
list 81 drsPsy Of the heart W.
ezisaa sympathy to the bsreaved
PIrezts-
Baggies AMI rad carts. hraai sp4ai
Rex n q W La1vaI&
Mss Ell. Fsste, forae-Iy o.
Durlai, bat NOR OF OxfsTd, III.
ks-s Vl-Issag freRis during th.
Uast week. - the delight Of hsE
RAM frI=74s aud -lumerA-Du
E-at Nsws
Evening journal., 1889-07-06
SALARIES OF C0UNCILMEN
MR.. ROBERTS OBJECTS TO THE
PAYROLL.
But Il IL Passed-Now for a Police
szstron-Bieyciists Must Keep or this
Sidewalk

But II is Passed-Now for Police
szsaron-B BieycIists Must Keep on the
Sidewalk.
At the adjourned session of City Coun-
ell last evening, the Law Committee re-
ported that nothing in the ordinance
concerning public nuisances confiicted
with the city charter.
The ordinance providing for the ap-
continent Of police matron was re-
burned with the mayors approval and
vas declared a law. The ordinance
authorizing Council to borrow $40, 600 for
park purposes was also approved by the
aayor and declared law.
The city treasurer reported a balance
in bank to the account Of current ex
penses Of &79, ,728 SO; park fund, &427 O4.
Received of E. p. Moody, 81, 2l6; Martin
J. Mealey, &6.325; Treasurer Of the
United States on account of Latimer
Trust Fund, SEQ; William B. Hyland,
clerk of the Municipal Court, unclaimed
witness fees for May, $12; fees and fines
for June, &434 90 City Engineer George
II. Boughman, building lines for June,
@1sS. .55; Patrick Dillon. building inspec-
tor. &74: William T. Swiggett chief Of
police. show licenses, $12; dog tax, &94
Samuel Durney. coal oil inspector, re.
ported the examination Of IL, 800 gallons
for the month Of June Patrick Dillin
building inspector, reported the issue Of
twenty-five permits for building, during
the month of June, divided as follows
dwellings, 10; additions, z; hospital, 1
stable, car shop / barn, ! church, /.
Estimated value, $36, 500.
The paw roll OF members Of Council
amounting to &507.36 was submitted by
the Finance Committee. Mr.. Hawkins
demanded that it be read. The reading
showed the following result:
Evening journal., 1889-07-06
wntter.nn and nInhone.

A number OF gentlemen were gathered
at Chamberlin's telling poker stories the
other day, when one Of them said Zone
of the nerviest games Of poker l ever
saw in this city was played not long ago
in a room at the Arlington Hotel, where
several gentlemen, we'll known In ma
tional politics. were In the party All
the hands had been dealt and about $500
was in the pot before the draw. Only two
stayed in They were General Malone
and Colonel Henry Watterson. General
Malone held two pairs and drew one
card Watterson stood pat. Malone bet
an even hundred. Watterson saw the
hundred and raised him five hundred
Malone saw that amount and raised It
another hundred. Watterson saw that
and raised It a thousand. Malone laid
down and asked Watterson to let him
see the cards, but Henry said; "No II
you want 10 see what | have you must
pay for It, and he raked in the pot
| Afterwards he told his friends Just what
he had II was cool bluff, and he
hadn't card in his hand higher than ,
queen, but he took several Thousand
dollars OF the Virginia gentleman
money through using his nerve at tn
proper time Washington Capital.