Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05
GREAT CCsS PALACE.
September 23d 10 octotsr 81

| September 23d 10 octotsr 5.a.
People who have never visit
ell \ Sioux CiIy Corn Palace
have LITTLE or no conception rf
RS magnitude. nor 81 HE on t1T-
t8Hiirs there uIgFsied fJT yS-
hioitiag every product anu man
a-.aged article Of any section
ofoET country. The attendance
averages from 13.030 10 $4,000
res day, for thirteen conseca-
tive days, and as a rGie, are "a
class of people who are close
I obsery eTs eli the resources ant
the products Of different see
. tons FeI Tails reason, the Iii
Z n1.s Central Railroad Is 3esi-
/ rOus that tennessee. Mississippi
and Louisiana should he repre-
scented al the coming Corn Pal
ace. with Gae exhibits Ct all the
products aad resources OF these
! three grand states. The south
looks To- the Northwest for CAPT.
tai and immigration, and IL no
possible way can they so we'll
reach the masses. with speci-
mems Of bat ;hey can pr0aia
bly, grow aud manufacture, as
through creditable exhibits at
the p5,sce. which opens nc Sioux
Cfy, September -, aud closes
October , To secure such an
exhibit requires patience and
hard work by eHferpTisiug ci;i
zeas who are anxious 20 see
their respective states cTediia-
by represented. The Illinois
Central are willing to cooperate
with the people IN securing such
an exhibit. and viii not only
transport free all sach exhibits
10 and from the Palace, but NiIl
be to the expense OF fitting up
the space assigned each OF the
above named states, and furnish
= Competent man TO look after
aad return all exhibits after the
Palace is closed. we want q
small quantity Of every kind OF
canned fruit and vegetables.
every kind Of grain. cotton. cot
ton seed, cane. syraps and sugar
every variety OF wood. mana
featured articles, when the raw
material is grown Ia ;he state.
any and everything that viii al.
ver;ise what the South can pro
duce.
Citizens of Tenuessee. Agissis
Sfrpi and Louisiana. shall We
have your hearty and immediate
co operation In this matter
VIII yen not 81 once organize
At every station on .he line Of
the Illinois Central, ami through
systematic effcTt. secure the
very best possible exhibits. aud
have hem at your nearest sta
ti0p, September lGth, nicely
packed, ana carefully marked
with owners name and togR tn
which they ATE to he accredited
\ southern exhibit such as
these three states can make
would be the center OF attFac
ton at the corn palace. and
would dVeriiSe your resources
Is nothing else possibly could.
Parties WHO are Wiling TO aid in
fhis matter Should at oEee write
capt J F. MERRY, Assistant
GeueTsl Passenger Agent. Man
chester. Iowa. for printed cir
euiaES concerning the Palace.
And asy who can possibly at
TEND tltiS eighth wonder of she
world. viii not only have an op-
peTtualty OF seeing an immense
Palace of Corn. bat they will
visit the coming great metropo-
Us uf the,ncrth wesi, a city that.
20 day, has greater possibilities
than any other in the United
states, and whose people for
enterprise, push and genuine
agg-esSIyenesS. are UaDarallel-
led in the history oftAe world
Friends OF the South, this Is
your golden opportunity. vii
you improve it9 Letters ad-
dressed 10 either oliLe under.
signed viii have prompt atten-
ton.
j. W. COLEMAN.
Asst Gen. Pass. Agt.