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Decorah-posten., 1889-03-27
ut %iergeligt ulpffsstiliaIoe mar III.

otaset lts ! en- al Stouene oeo Spoerup.
pusrnano &riiten Senriiien al Raobs
ulrt9 oar, flli9emeo en- anben Wanb.
naro meo at faIoe 9raer. st a~iftaaret
2ta bar oerpeo bleost banaenoe pau ct
ahoei, % Do De lao bible ialoe ct treble
lor at slsre mere Ylaos, itprtebe BET
lsrlte 2ra pluoiefis neo % ramte Cir.
nel penr'tlen iaalsoes, at ban falot oso
ON uoen at stpe en- 2po fra fla.
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-27
sannsibinQsmanb Sasle er afaaue

sanasiDtl8smanb 0asle er afsanet
Veosn Ut 73oe Nar efier l9usere
~s S99elele. JOr en- 3lo lioen par
~. of0rIn9, men, oa ban iOrlsste at
W IQr at Oneruere ct til ben 9oe
FF y : lanmenfalot Behprelissmpoe
- @slaraueeforenlus, buis 5ormano
uar, lalot pan beoiotlps ON paa
F, -'Ya % bar lioen benl,sset uoen at
%os lne O%msiueller.
n. saOsIqln9et taber / bam ct at fine
Sm, melt asteoe Weolemmer, o. De-
Dn .4ileI lslser til Soroen en- Wtentnass
lO@ altlo bar sIort ut Yarti sgre.
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-27
y, o.aoOler9 gin0ebaQe &pmmuue peb

(pTs gaOoe paa ut Jattlsualen en-
linz ~, ~tU 4 ulOrisrseoe Bsrn. Sor at
,o,,. lor at foriSrse aonen, fit Soa.
Erg,,aas, en- Wano, Der par Iorlsrselies-
may a SOrS &ommune, til at sifte
ban ,"Ohsn, bog paa ben Betluselle,
tuloe pare fri ior OF forlsrse be
(ss Nv 'ete' Sa SOrs 8Jmmune fit
VA bette arrangement, f.aseoe ben
so 'a,r Der %relOlOerepe, al @aoes
ia a sm',u @Ommune ital iOrisrse
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-27

Gn y0noe bauoe life uaret / 8pen
paa mango Var, os ba ban isien fom
Der, fOrbauiebes ban uuer at ie 1elefon.
traaoene. "Nei, bill ou bare ie,~ flyer
ban til fin &one, "boor fOrfistise 5olf
er bleuue MI, ianen binbsr be life Sus
iene' iammen bal"
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-27

2ibertp, 3eras, 2Soe SUM 1888. -
3eo / 10 Waaneber al oeluis GImmelIe
os maatte BRUCE 8rptfer. 20 Slalter
ct. Safobs Ole furereoe mig. = &.
W. s. Gac0ur.
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-27
EurleAs.

kSa Sas Aiten Omtrent al. 1Oa
|ars $40 &riftian Suasiens
be ooo., eerreiteb, 5pen. 8eboerne
pa st iaU III SeHss; bog lpifeoes bet
|n,rI, ,,nme uo, men uSen at reoSe
ka. SI,, ~ Jnoooet, ba Sloen i ben
b rulSi,sn purtis breOte its, os steuet
On tnaOls neobranot Omtrent 81.
ftsrsaoa,ss Oaroifulb Y~eietniua
aasr meo unotaselie af 2 Seite
l0m bet lpiteoes at repce.
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-27

Sircftar Yb. S6Ou os Sofiuoeler
Wl6sllen er afrelIt III Nmerito. Sen
5er'te oil lgge at aabne bet amerifanlte
Narieo for &j%ebenbauns Yorcelen,
9uor Oct nuereoe par ct sOot &D. pr.
Utt6allen oil iatte Jig mo / Splopare.
labrlfatlOnen binlioes Ntlanterbupet.
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-27
$500
B A RELSE
til
kYSTEV

Niitnuoeu fra ct. BOIL TT Tacoma
Senitle, BortlGHo ellsr andre g!aoie paa
SelttglteH er onltrinG 1900 @1l. 5om man
oil le az Ct 8ort ouer De ,Soreueoe Stater.
ftnoes Der MI ltfa miuore emo 8 BAG fcbauer
oper Nonit1entet, nemlIg Soufberu Bauiic.
9entrol 8dcnc, llulon 9ncIhc, Rortheru
Gaciit og Manitoba, eqer rttttre gaunordu
BICtlC
PILE otsIe Bauer bar f~orifIeaige Seie. liae
I'm southern &dcJfcb1Hen aleuuem SCris,
gtep N{trlcO og Ar5OHu. I'll Canada Baueii
ON Mnluepeg o. belt oppe glenuem y2orore
CANADA, ldmt ~oereiter meO Jra9toampere
lnnos 9pteu I'll Beitemmeliesteoet.
Htge'ou 8eiene er bot forlileliae, er bet
famine osiaa StliGloe meo B%rtlerne, GA 10
lRuqere en- Blue er. o9 oes ilsre aroauele
ben guor. ots bilt3ere blluer Btlytuerue.
men Ietien bltuer ielDislaelia foitbarere
pdn Bruno az Den iPugere 40 oa De mauae
Gmbptulnaer 90 Spbplo.
nv ,Ua NY % = 81 -, .N.A.f
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-27
&rDnOiamantbrnunp

lrnuf 5elill9beo af9OloIes tOrleoen
Altebp paa Msen, loet IitRstsmano
pans Mtaolen % oultru i~e,reoe oeres
aronoiamantbrpllnp | Ell talrts areOs
al 5amllte % Yenner.
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-27

"Siaefiebeleugaaro" paa 2aulanb,
80 80. SIrttorn, meo uomerfeoe Sors
Der, er az YrOprleter 8. Jriis iolst I'll
Gonlul Gloetta for 10000 Str.
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-27
Den ouerueienoc Sci of be "Solot

ter, lOm peo 6rellens Sars "Snoz
tr9nsen" ISOpeoltaoen loo zig "Dperue"
I'll oenne, bur MI efter sOot baluauoet
adrs 5orlpb ie9t % faaet oeres "aiz
iteo" ira 99ren, Der op9 itools in9en
Wtan9el bur pda "&etruter".
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-27
3rebt paa Yaneu.

StWVl pau- CuUeU. Gd ell Se07
F'slet IOrlecen Worsen pasiereoe ia.
Fsa ira Srpnoersleu iii 8rad, fanot
fanl en- 8Iennemfiarins Of Sneori=
Es'le OeO Snnoers utsue ct irpstell9
[salafiet zig Of SafOb Chr. Satoblen,
(NIl8sTe al Qjeimlteb. Den nlpttelige,
ca 3Oaarls u9ift Ntanb, Der MI
Fa0oe &il9Olo / Stehum, er rimeligpls
F@9'rIal'ei Of 3uset Niteu ioruo, os
F'qisl oar laaieoes fnnlt, at ban funoe
la39's lammen lOm en- Bog, ooers
'a Jon ban par ira bslre Neglebens
s'0n NJ mot paa uenltre Slpe. Des-
''a oar oenftre Arm tnult.
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-27

8lonoin bar ensans en- i'eross
Mano paa 8pssen icst ban git paa
Sine. gluoislis iasoe ban: seq ma
bebe Dem bore iaa inil at fiooe rolls,
elIers r,aa lea Iette Dem neo!'
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-27
Cmfomnten Qf Gulne.

Cntomnten al &nlbe. Sitter 9sus
mes 2bOmien al 8ammelitagen er oso
at auloe os Operanltrergelle, oa ban
par pad 6Iltert unoer StOrmen. pans
TO Sammerater, pans &atDs Sgnner,
lanoeoe forfomne ON Nlteuen. 9gnaes
2omleH, Der par Al 4ar summei, efier.
iuoer puitru os 5 Ssrn lamt en- gam
mel lpdselIg 6aoer / TRANCE aaar.
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-27

6oloihmiot. ben b,tienote aruut.

6oloibmiot, ben bsfienote Jrant-
furtsr. BANTER. reiite ensans meo Or
prsstoset til 8ien. 9iaepusrior BAN /
&upeen lab en- alore Ssrre, iom gap fig
l Samtnle meo BAN.
"De refer iormOoentlis iii 8ien for
9eres 5ornDielies Stplo?~
go, ies ifdl beige min 9atter, Tom
SuolfeloO er lptfelis grit meo ben itore
Slntier Der, us Uil tiIbrinse nosle 9aSe
bog benz cs oeres 6amilie."
"Get sl9ber mig at bsre", iparebe
ben samle Serre, LEG refer til Blen i
lanr1e oenIist. Seq bar osiaa en- gilt
8niter Der, iom @uoIfelpp beQer fife
bar slort Def iaa gait, bun er nemlia
gilt meo Seiieren of giterrise."
BanfIeren u,ote Ill, at bans Reiie
fale bar 6eriug Wtartmiltan al Bapern.
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-27

Gafefrn S9aoe bar iolst 5rssleus
saaro paa Wars, Is 20. Slrttorn, III
Ysuprlet9r YOulien fra Wtols for 1872,
900 SIR. Beletntns m~eofslser.
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-27

Gn al aoriers melt aniete Saubs
lenoe, alebmano Stabel, er %tOriuunoen.
San bar ! l9n9ere 2ip liot al Wtelanz
toll.
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-27

s inseu Gnmilis buroe Or. @uauit
8gnrss 0dmburger : Drnnber idpues (;
be er Ct iortrpHelrgt W,oosl ri at boloe
Slooet | Sroen. Bul. Steinbod
1913 Secoub Iuerue, ytep gort, u. y
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-27

Snborg Sabrifer bar tjent 1862 6S5
ST. pda ut 0l | iioite &s%snifabsaur.
afuonererne faar 6pgt.
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-27

Gn Spefulant. 9tue Better: Ssr,
Jaoer. siu mig en- BUSTING!
5aberen: 6uorfor bet, Better?
ellie Better: So, for iaa faar ies en-
Bore af Nober!
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-27

Seq err laa rGo." iutteoe 5ru M.,
leg iflplOer, b%oersuus bet ringer paa
Seq oeo, ies oil iua bore noset gait ON
Sens, je9 er pig poa, ban bar oGret
meo pna gale Stressr isisn!"
"9uOrfor bet ba?" ipurgte 6enbes
Wnno.
"Id, ban Git li9e bism fra StOlen
imioonss, iaite fig os laite paa fine
Serer I naiten TO Elmer og bar iorreI.en
pGret Tom en- gn8el ioas. Va @uo, ies
unores ristlg, bOaO bet er, ban M bar
baut tort"
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-27
Tortbern Yacine @ancn

Den melt oirette for eHbuer, iom Dor muot
eller plten'or Ct. Baul, ultiaa for iyOlt bos
lotte Ntinnelotd, Soma. gSisconiin, g1idt
gan, Sltnots % oloere OF. Utso NORTHERN
Baclnc REFER man mn ltgefrn St. 4all III
warrington 8errttorp p1a 81 Gag, ueoeus
ole De andre Baner beheoer fra 5 til 8 Eaae.
0esloen raar man 9leHnemgoaenoe "5Ieeu
ing Sars" lIge ira ct. Bdui til Beftemmel,
l%eslteoet neo blot of beaoeHoe ia til os ltrtfts
ltg eler murotlia.
IA Brilerne uarterer ofte, bsr ganoigaere
o. aolon,rter bellt oente, III De tommer I'll
Ct. SduI, inoen De tlg5er FL BILLET, sa man
her alto er litter p11 at ida ben sl(iaSte
Yrts. iamt al nsopeuOi3 8eileonin9 % as.
iiitance.
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-27

ANv..6t SooriombeIt ct SelIfab al
"uTI 5 eller Here Berlouer blloer
~ enige ON al retie iammen til
W1lhtn9tou 8err. o. ltciper til os meo Oh.
alpenoe al ben cmtreutlise 5io for Niretien,
ptl pi Iaaptot muIigt arrdnlere Oct Iaaleoes,
at Dor Retlea9ent fan gaa oem tilhoauoe.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17
From eh5eyiIis.

Ed. EAGLE: " hlle out hunting
birds on the evening of Dec. 20,
the writer having become des-
peIate by reason of continued
bad luck, made his advent into
the above little town Thoulh
his person bore evidence of
hardship and his robe that of
close proximity TO our mother
earth; he was not scoffed az as
was Kip Van Wrinkle Of old, but
learned of by ISLANDERS that San
"a Claus bad halted there on the
evening previous aud had shar-
ed the fFuit of one of his best
trees with both old and young:
and further, toat the good ladies'
were preparing to give an en-
tertaInment aud supper on the
same evening, the proceeds to
be divided among the churches
of the town. This being the
state of affairs. the writer con
cluded To stack arms aud re
main over night. We we've soon
comfortably seated ia the com
motiOus school building, which
vas To be used for the occasion.
At the appointed hour the fol
lowing Programme Was an
Bounced for the evening. hy
Mr.. J l. Logan, of Clinton Col
lese- Part firsi. was eharadeS.
presented by Misses Jennie
Hines. Mary MeG0wan. Eekles
Crossley, sue Terrell, Dell Gum
and Minnie Garrison. Part Z
ond consisted Of two eharades
by one gentleman aad a number
OF ladies', the names OF WHOM.
the writer being a stranger, did
no; learn. Last ia order was
supper. prepared ana served in
a manner Indicative of taste aud
skill Any terms the writer
might Use complimentary of
those who participated in max
Ing the entertainment a success.
he deems inadequate, yet. he
hopes that the Enactment of
such scenes may occur oftener.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

Since Miss Story, of Colum
bus, married a man she knew
nothing OF except a limited ae
quaintanee. and got herself in
TO A snap, had not young ladies'
better better know who they
are uniting with Bur a great
many people IN Missi ssippi be-
lieve that divorces can be got
in Chicago. Verify the people
need TO know some things -
Aekerman Ptaindealer.
Now, Brother Tow nsend.
While we are not together on ali
questions. We can certainly
shake hands on this one. A
young lady cannot be too care
sul IN such matters. She ought
always TO know. and 10 know
well, the nan upon whom she
bestows her love, the NEST sa
cred gift which heaven has Civ
en-Starkvilie Tines.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

Rev. DR. Hodge, of Richmond,
Va. a delegate to the Confer
enee of the Northern aud south
ern Presbyterian c .urches, re
Gently ia session in New York
city, in a speech on the inpor
lance Of the u7ion of The two
bodies gave Gtterance to the FOL
lowing patriotic sentiments:
1--WE ought To give another in
fuence To that sentiment which
will draw all the futare of this
land together. the great iasi-
tuti0ns our fathers beqaeathed
to us can only be continued by
a united people. No nation is
stronger than the love of the
people who compose It. Sec
tIgnal hatred i a crime against
civilization and against God.
who is the lover of peace. Let
Us widen out q little and take in
the whole OF our country in
which we live. do not know
of anything which so stands ia
the way Of civilization, OF ma
tional greatness. as sectional
hate No statesman would fan
its tilmes-that is the work OF
demagogues who, through il,
may obtain place and power,
One thing has always been CRATE
full to ne-the soldiers were the
men who most respected one
another. and it the questions oil
the last twenty years had been
left to them, the men who knew
one another and respected one
another, all the country woult
now be in harmony. The troub
lie has been made by the mel
who were invisible in war anc
inyincible in peace
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17
Communicable.

TYRo, Miss,
Jan. sth, 1850.
Ed. EAGLE: W iil you be kind
enough TO give space in your
valuable paper for a few lines
IN memory of Jesse G.. Hale, an
old citizen of LAFAYETTE county
who died after a brief illness at
his home three niles west of
Tyro, Miss j g.. Hale was born
in Halifax county, y. C., in the
year 1916, and moved &c Iiissis
sippl and settled in Lafayette
county about 1857, and lived
there until 1861, when he moved
to DeSOtO and settled 10 a part
of that county that was cut off
10 make Tate, and there lived
until death called him away. He
leaves an aged wife aud fonr
children 10 mourn his loss He
has been a consistent member
of the Methodist Church for
tifteen years and died in the full
hope of peace with his Maker.
A FRIEND.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

FUNERAL OF non " w. SsnQietoo-
A special from Washington of
the 18Th inst, 10 the Appeal.
saws: The funeral services of
the late ex Representative o
T. Singleton took place at his
residence this afternoon at 3 o
clock. the R~v. DIR. NelbuEn.
Chaplin of the House Of Repre-
senfatives, officiating. His
friends then escorted the re-
mains TO the Baltimore ( POtO-
mae depot, the Mississippi dele
CATION In Congress acting as pail
bearers His daughter, Mrs.
Junius Smith, accompanied by
her husband aud Mr. Madison
Joyce a special friend of the de
ceased, took the remains To Mis-
sissippi, where they viii be de
posted in the family plot. 10 the
cemetery at Canton. his former
home.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

The Bolivar county Democrat
says the board of control touud
a string OF reasons a mile long
for eancelling the Gulf and Ship
Island Railroad lease of the
State %conviets. If the graves of
the eonvicts who have been kill
ed and worked To death on that
road could be placed in line a
string of reasons several miles
long might be fonnd. Aud ii
the stripes inflicted on the naked
backs OF the conviets could be
strung out q line of arguments
that would reach around the
world would be seen.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

Hiss Nellie O'Donnell who
was recently chosen County Su-
perintendent of Shelby county,
sent the following compliment
tsry note recently to the Mem
phis Times: ~>iRee | read the
last issue OF the Sunday Times |
resolved to write and present
tn yen my heartfelt thanks as a
token of gratitude for the chiv-
asrie manner in which You main
tanned wonan's night to hold
Offices of honor and worth, aad
for the position you took In her
defense. Again thanking you,
/ beg TO subscribe myself re
specially, etc.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17
Slipped His Suhscripfioa.

An exchange truthfully saws
that the value of certain kinds
OF local news is well set forth in
the following critical but badly
spelled communication:
Dear Sir-I hereby offer my
resignation as a subscriber To
your paper, it being a pamphlet
OF such small knonsense as not
to Benefit my family by takin'
IT, What you neeu in your sheet
IL branes and someone To russell
up news and write eddytor,als
on live topieks. No mension
has been made in your shete of
me buteherin' a poland china
Dig weIghin' $50 pound, or of
the gaps IN the chickens out this
way. fon stugusly ignore the
iaet that the later bugs am eatia
taings up out here. and a
notLin' bout Iii Simpsons dur
ham bull calf breakin' its legs
faIlin' down a well, or of grand
ma siPes hayin the sore legs.
Two important weddins here
have been utterly ignored by
your column, and a two kolum
ooltehuary writ by me on the
death of grandpa Henry, vas
lsit cut by your shste, to say
nothing IF salfshetieal noem he
ginHIn' with ~ Is for ANDY As
well as for Ark" writ By my dar
ter This L. why your shete is
unpopler here III YOU don't
want any etidytoryaIs from this
place and amt going to put in
any news la your shete We don't
want said shete.
fOurn in disgust.
Hiram Doaks.
z S--h you print that obit-
'nuary IN your aext isCo I uay
'Ign again for your shete-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

If what Mr. Lafolletfe Super
inteadant ct public instruction
of Indiana has told a Herald
correspondent about President
Harm on's ideas ofa sSeuthern
policy Is true Mr. Harrison is
going to ia e hold of this part
OF his problem Ike = statesman.
aud viii, we believe. effectively
and wisely settle it. lie will ap
point TO federal officers in the
Southern States not Northern
carpet baggsrs, nor ignorant
colored men but southern pro-
t~ecffonlSts -men of character
and standing ia their eommuni
ties, who believe with the Re
publican party on the one sub
Ject which is foI the present the
leading question.
That Is right and vise.-New
York Herald.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17
Notice 10 the Farmers.

Come In and examine the
James A DeFore Empire Farm
Fence aud buy you a right TO
your farm aud make you a pig
tight mule high and a ball
strong fence out of your old
rails aud poles that You would
have TO throw away, and have a
fence that viii last as long as
wood viii last on top Of the
ground Ii viii increase the
value OF your farm To have a big
alSh seEce around IL. ne take
pleasure in explaining it Call
aud see for yourself. Head
quarters ae Dan jones' Livery
Stable
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

The husband stood at the
door, hat in hand, and spoke
with a tinse of Impotence in his
tone. Il am waiting. Maria he
SAID, -for my customary good
bye kiss. Il kissed on only
a moment ago, John,s replied
the wife. why, SO you did my
isve,' said John, putting on his
hat, 80 You did IF | smok-
ed as nasty a pipe as yoa de-
SAID Maria, you weuld have no
difficulty in remembering my
Kisses
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

The next State Convention
should have no difficulty in Sc
feeting a candidate for Cover.
nor, as the crop of candidates
promises to be large. The fol
owing are among the most
prominent names suggested:
hon L Barksdale, of Kinds:
JEdse w s Featherstone. Of
Aarshall; Col w III Sims. of
LowEdes. Dr. p W Pse2.es. of.
nInds; Hon II 5 Van Eaton. of
Wilkinson; Hon. III L suldrow.
OF Oktibbehs; Hon. 3 "A stone.
OF IishimiBg0; Hoa Thos. Ford.
OF Marion; Hon. j. p. Walker
oil L2rderdaie. Judge j Z Chris
man, Of Lincoln; Liene Gov.
Stands, OF Tate; Col W Fl Sto-
vail OF Coahoua, and Col. p h
Taylor, of Panela.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

To those who had bad luck
last year. better luck this. To
those who had bad luck or no
luck. luck enough TO even up
with the luekiest. Bat as lack
isa eaprieious jade. the better
wish Is that each may bring US
nearer to the heart of Efe's true
philosophy. To be the true man
or whether the world goes well
or not.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

NJ 4 n Ha~ les. atlanta, Ca
Dear SIR Nea doubtless rsreub =
ne setting a sl.ss Il you nearly tire
%eeksa Ago l mai then given up all
hops OF ever beng able 10 read again
he AASt Saree weeks hoTever with tie
use @ your gkssss my Eyes have Beer
Scuterfaliy benefited, ard 1 hav- b.,
eA2tleG . 90 a -rl1t d=l Of r1fars
the Arst | had eoGe IN two years. ana
MOREOVER l have great hopes Of tb-i4
eailre recovery In a few years 1 csp
not TOO hisely Recommend your glass t.
ay Trends Yours resp etful'v.
L 4 CaIlarsy.
With Eoore. Marsh 4 "a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

The Natehez Democrat says:
If there were les of political
discussion as to the future, few
er political problems distraetiug
and harrassing the public mind,
material and valuable issues and
purposes would cone to the
front and develop unheard of
reSauressr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

The Presidential electors were
all present at Jackson on the
18th, and ". \. Henry, editor
of the laZoo Sentinel, was elect
ed on the first ballot over a
number of prominent gentlemen
messenger, and will carry the
vote to Washington.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

A party of fearless journalists
rom the wild and woody West
are In the city taking soundings
with the view TO the establish
ment OF a Republican daily pa
per- There Is but one enter
prise in the whole category
which would not flourish Ike a
green bay tree in Memphis, and
That one rs a Republican aaiiy
new spaper-uniess, indeed. our
visitors from the West are pre-
pared to successfully apply to i.
the rules of sustenanee which
1SoSern-the air plant Ava
lancke.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

Elisha Blown. aged IS, and
his wife, aged 81, of Columbus.
Ohio. celebrated the Goth ami
versary of their marriage on
Dee. 18th and both died on that
night, their deaths occurring
within two hours of each other
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

An editor of an Iowa paper.
being asked do hogs payF SAYS
that a good many do not that
they take the paper for several
years aad then have the post.
master send it back marked
Refused -Gone vest ect.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

The past year has been favor
able. and a better home eondi.
tion OF our farming class has
been developed, financially, NOR
ally aud physically, by economy,
Temperance and manly exertion.
-Carrollt1n Conservative.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

A pretty young woman in New
York claims that she was mes
merized by u man several years
ago. aud has been under his in
nuenee ever since. She has
Travelled IN other countries aud
placed herself under eminent
physicians, bat without relief
Once In Mexico she was about
to marry, but the terrible will
power of the mesmerist proven
ted her. As the New York Jour
nal remarks, IL IS a strange case.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

Supersutlous people are dis
posed TO look forward with
dread to rae coming year. This
Is because he year opened .ith
a total eclipse, a thing which has
not occurred before on January
L IN over 200 wears, aud Which
whl not occur again for 500
years, and because there will
be two solar eelip az during the
year-an unusual, though moi
unprecedented, occurrence.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

A Baltimore man at the head
OF one of the largest houses IN
that city, did % per cen Nor e
business in Io-S than in ISS7
ne says it was directly due TO
advertising.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

The bestszlve IN the -orIa scr c.ss -rrrs
rfu=es, ulcers, SAID rhsau, frvur sores. letter
chApre1 hands. chalnlatnz. Germs ard al k4u
ira pt1nns. aad positively cares pll3E. ~ M
Ray required Il IL ~ Ararteed T. Tve razfeet
att stacticn ur nsney refunded Price - e..
hox Fer sale BY J Y. CAanaIer-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

; Al. Barnett. Of Bonneville.
last week killed a hog ofthe red
ersey stock three years old.
mat Melted Ga lbs, the sides
ErIgiIng lsJ los the two hams
Il9 lbs aud the head "a lbs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

Ferseas vac Leaf a Ese Of exposure
are sahIect 70 r4auU-tsm ner--l-ia sns
luneago aad vii iat aralsabs So
d In Dr. a 4cLe1nz volcanic oilIi,i-
Eeaf 4 ~li hazlsh pain and subdue IN
E1zatloa-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

We, the Jury of inquest sworn
and impaneled TO inquire into
the manner of the death of
Francis Coleman, il said couaty
and State, after viewing the
body of the said Francis Cole
man and hearing all the tsstimo-
ny IN tue case on the part of the
State, fcG that Francis Coleman
came TO his death. on the w
ming of the I'd day of Jan 1859.
~ jasiidable homicide by a pis-
tol shot and by q stroke nom a
gua e2-ssi - tbs hands q T9
liam Delay.
I. Bruce. a j. Cox. s. III.
shaw. ". n C0pp, j. A. Bun
tan. G. NJ Woodarl.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

Positively the meanesr uan
mas been found He lives in
Alchlsan, and when bis wife
died kept his store closed till
after the funeral aud then
locked his clerks for lost time