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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-03-02

The Denver News of the 18th inst
has the following concerning the Ken.
dali mystery. As its inaccuracies and
highly inflated statements WIN make
amusing reading for the people of this
section 1t is reproduced as taken from
columns of the News:
James c. Kendall. the ex-SheriT Of
Garfield county, is supposed 10 have
been murdered. The history of his dis
appearance is well known, but it was
commonly surmised that he had quietly
returned TO Alabama and established
himself in business. Mrs. Kendall WIS.,
tied the Seath to investigate the rumor,
but her efforts were frnitless and she
returned to Colorado confident Of the
Integrity of the missing man. Satisfied
of foul play. Dave J. Cook, supcrin-
tendont of the Rocky Mountain Detect
i've agency, has taken the matter in
hand and proposes to silt it to the bot
tom. Last May Kendall came to Den
yer and stopped at the Brunswick hotel.
in company with Jack Davis, a Deputy
Sheriff of Wichita, Kansas. Kendall
called on D. j. Cook and informed him
that he was going to Wichita after a
noted bank robber who was wanted in
London, Ont. Canada: that the thief
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-03-02
A rr,a- or ON Routes.

We should like 10 see the proposed
railroad known as the Denver y Salt
Lake Shor, Line built; but the rontc
marked ont for it Is not the lies. that
could bc selected. The best way, con-
sidering distance and grades, in which
10 reach the headwa,ers OF the White
river would lie through Middle and
Egcria Parks. The proposed line does
not lie through these parks. The White
river route may be n little shorter. but
for several reasons /. would be less de.
sirablc than one through Rontt county
BY way OF the Yampa River valley. But
Denver cannot have too many railroads,
and so we would not throw straw in the
way of the building Of the one proposed.
even though the projectors may not have
selected the best route. The Yampa
river route will doubtless be adopted
some day.-Denver Republican.
or the two routes above mentioned
the White river route is the only practi-
cable one. ms there arc no canons TO go
through, while lower Yamra. from
Lilly Parl, down to the confluence OF
the Green and Yampa. is one continuous
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-03-02

made an independent line to Ogden will
be built. The connections Ut the latter
place will be of great Importance TO
Denver, for by the Utah and Northern
are reached Idaho and Montana, and bv
the Oregon Railway and Navigation
company line from Huntington. Ore
gon aud Washington Territory will bs
reached, and all these portions OF the
North and Northwest will he brought
about 80 miles nearer TO Denver. Then
the Union Pacific Is contemplating \
line from the suthern end OF the Utah
Central TO Southern Colorado. and In
such an event theirs would DO similar
Of distances.
1.-The resources Of the Colorado aud
Utah. through which the short-linc will
pass. hardly need to he told. The rcgiOt,
contains one Of the best coal fields Of
the world. iron ore In profusion und
vast mineral wealth, all Of which would
be under direct tribute To Denver. The
iron region Of the Grand and Big Muddy
YailsAi " saie \! aAaa IN aA l n tA VII put
duction to bs quite rs cheap. A large
region. now RAPIDLY settling
up, is also trayersed.
1.-The one great idea, however. Is that
while other lines arc surveying TO the
west. north and south OF Denver, the
Salt Dake sLort.lIn. PROPOSES 10 make
Denver IN. ,ran,continen,al poiut. Its
proire,or, believe that Denver, the CON.
,n.rcIa, center of Colorado. should also
M. III. rai,road center. and that the
establishment Of "a short transcontI.
mental line with Denver ~ It's eastern
t.rminu, will hnyc IA tendency to make
1, In, on, pr.,, railroad center OF not
only Colorado but the entire West.
.r,., ,.,,,.v. that with their I'm. In on.
cratic, they will In, able To comt~l ali
IN, o,,., lines 4, com, 10 Denver for
,. -, -.
1870 80 ~ -, ~, . 80.
.' ~, ",' Observation-Disclosures. 'na
I's"' VI Wv 50. 80 80 ''.', -,
., So" ~. a.. :, ~.
.''..S" ."'e" ,"s ~ ~ 49,.
and travel must pass II such Is 'hs
ease they believe 'hat Denver VIII T
come Just ~ jay son'd once p'eaie'ra
tho one great commercial center r'
tween chicago and s'n' ffahci'e', anu
one OF Tho four cities OF uahseoh''hrh
tai trai'ic-Scw "ts, 'h'eago' brh'e'
and san Francisco ih.y believe 'ha'
Just y, The horurs OF Ssi'"'s VINO arc III
New York and chica:" every da' ''ha
TO max. those cities greatness Just 10
u Denver can he put on 'hc 'hfo"e''
transcon'inen'ai line. tho people who
now pass around II VIII naturally slot
and add their tribute to Tie citys pros
pcti'y."
III" gentlemen eohhec'c" Win ths
.c1Ascth s'oc''h"'"eih a'c tnc" VI a'""'
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canon. the walls Of which rise up PER
pendiculsriy from the edge OF the
stream. Tho impossibility OF building
. railway through the canon OF lower
Yampa Ii we'll known, and II is alto
gether improbable that on~ will ever be
attempted. The projectors OF the Dem
yer 4 Salt Lake Short Line are evil
IDENTIFY familiar with these facts.
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smasas Too Much Of Royalty.

Marrying M English wife seems Ia
have somcwha; confused Senator lfaw.
lcy's mind rs to the kind OF government
under which he is living. lie has Of.
ferci an amendmon; TO the suniry civil
appropriation bill. providing for gift
Ia the widow of General Sheridan OF
10000. "in recognition Of his eminent
and extraordinary services to his coun-
ip." This Is truly remarkable prop,
osi,ion. and should IL h. adopted would
establish q precedent which would lie
decidedly dangerous. II has been re.
fcrred to the Senate Committee on Mil.
itary Affairs. and if the members Of
TINT committee have the good sense
with which they are generally credited.
that will be til. last OF IL. General
Sheridan vas great soldier. that every.
BODY will admit. aud tina, his widow
should have liberal pension Tor the
reminder OF her life Is no more than
right. but that In addition 5000 OF
the peoples money should he given to
her. smacks a little TOO much OF royalty
for this country. General Sheridan's
services to the United States were
great. and his memory should not he
deprived of one iota of the credit due
him, but on the other hand, were not
grea, to SberiIanp What would tho
poor Irish boy. Phil Sheridan, ever have
amounted To had he rot been appointed
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-03-02
NV. uUGcs. N. MAJOR.
J. w. Hugus e. Co.,
BANKERS,
MIXER, COLORADO.

fsAnssrt . General Banking nu.in-s,.
niGhsss price paid for County Warrants. In
tsress allowed on Time Deposits. Drafts
lravu 90 Hastcrn Cities and Europe.
Correspondents. koantzc BroA-. New York;
Pisss National Hank, Omaha; Colorado
uasssoai Hank. Denver; }. ". husus 4 Co.,
aawitnA, Wyo.
osslssasss Prsmpsiy AsssaasA -.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-03-02

The bill for the admission into the
Union OF North Dakota, South Dakota.
Washington and Montana, has passed
both branches OF Congress and was
signed by President Cleveland on WASH.
inIton's birtMlaN.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-03-02

p keeping CON.
ndrels asd that
his arrest b.
ID. lie then
Dopgistor Of tho
10 his posses
which no In
n he received
eass he didn'
liable lenKth Of
found In tho
6ewal for his
Dcc Tor his wife.
Z In Gkenwond
next Hsen In
stopping with
that time DO
= could 10 dis
y absent several
suspected that
) Victim, OF foul
- unprincipled
AWne In contact,
Qamatogy rlseu.
q Was ~
.lth ans.
4nJUcE llrV5uOe~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16
cRaPuS D5Ts.

N. Chas Strong returned last
Monday after an absence II A few
days visit his home - Aberdeen.
Again the numps are "a The
Campus. j VI Spence vas taken
wi-h them last Wednssdav.
An Ice cream and stlau berry
supper vas given ta the menb.r.
o. he Law class, al Nr. CLildrck's
last Sa.urday night. ) & Wi.
lans 2 member 4 the Law class
boards there 4Hl 4, vas given on
bis account
Miss An=ie QaiacLc, returned
h5me fr0m Clnclara Z, after an a..
sence 81 more than q y,ar.
aessrs . u, ana " Is Leck-
wood. were @iisl LaGe ysrg sui
deuly A.t F~Lur-5ay. ga account II
the sickness ef tteir ssr. "
lsaru tLat " 3 L3-kwst4 has re-
iuraej, but cLzsal doe.
not expect 90 ara
We earn ths. "a gosl uEnsbrt IL
the tcys seTc stsnduxt hs Pa5l.e
School exarm4uon last SATURDAY.
The u.ost Fl them wsr- siansia.
With the view of tA- VossJily Of
telcAins this saumtr.
There wasa hear 81. lie campus
Mon az morning. lie ausus
tie boys very mg-h IL rrc.lliae
With bis keeper, climbing tress
and chasing The bo,s.
We heal that Mi.s Helen
IQaIrcbe vii be home a.. eth o..
tAis month. Sc expects 70 70 On
atup T. Europa thi. sum mer aud
aii therefore. stay ~ home ouly a
short tiEe
Drs. Jolrsou aud Quiuohe a.
tended th- BAPTIST Convention. j.,
Memphis last week. DR.. Jehussn
left Thursday morning. he -
work for hs classes darintl- ab
seuce. DR.. OlIaeae lsft Saturday
morning aad retnrn,l Nonla,
niSh'.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16
White anl Fisurei lawns and
al kinds Of Fl0uneing At tae
Oxford Bazaar.

Whereas, The Jute BAgsing
Iruss is doing all in .brir power
to break down the allilnes bag
ging factory movement By placing
Jute baeging in the hands of tie
merchants 70 sell to the consumer
before tke Alliance bagging can be
manufactured;
whereas, We don't believe
the merchant have bought said Jute
bageing, but has Seen placed IN
their hands by said company to
sell, and if they fail to 60 50, ts be
returned at their expense
Therefore. we the members Of r G
Hewlett Alliance, No US,
Resolved, That ne will not buy
any Jute bagging and we will use
all honorable neans to break dor II
the Jute bagging trust.
Tnat we will aid in building this
factory and urge its managers to
complete it as soon as possible.
That We ask cur sister subordi-
rate and county Alliances through
cut the State 10 % Operate with Us
in said movement.
That We ask the eouEty papers TO
publish tn sc proceedings
Done BY order Of the Alliance IN
session May IL, 1880.
g F Scott. President;
E Fl Barry, Secretary.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16

Nz- 4 r Hlsz. feala. ia
Peas 4aE
4c suas glass yea ns1ay
Hs 1 Azd tseu g5Fe p all
ID haa- ahle - restag4ln
Tn- last r seeks h5aevr esta Is.
u ysur glass - fys iars bzsu
eouerfaliy -ui Z aan
eHi.@. ID i s a1
TIE zrs- Ass - Yar. :
moreover haze great hop cf "a
eEti-e avaU fee aa
usf tao al@ ~ -
ny l7eE1 Nea1 salfy.
Z e. e~daay.
With More. Hsrsa : ~.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16

Cry, Id. Sept. p. 1856
Gee, Certain Chill Cuse." Is
meeting with greater cemao. has.
yer AZ present. l have Lrea sell
.sac { Ou e guarantees 20 break the
eAll!s, wIth privilege ia case Of fasl
IRE. Il customer returning fsF
money, With happy results 80 sar,
not q bs;t.r having Teen returned.
Ir Lntss, Druggist.
Sold y G 7 Crouch.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16
Z Lanc- Squssza.

There will be Lemon Squeeze
at Abbeville, on Friday the 24sh,
at $50 pn. Music, %recitatisns
and tableaux are on the program
for the evening. An ample supply
Of refreshments, such as ice ereaE,
shsrbert, berries, etc, viii be on
hand.
Every one present can have s
chance az a handsome prize, o.
guessing at the number Of Lemon
Seeds in a bowl. Six prizes are
to be awarded to SIX perssas whose
guesses are nearest the correct
number, and ''boskT priEe7 will
be given 70 the one whose guess IS
farthest from the right number.
The proceeds Of the evening viii
be gwen to the Methodist church.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16
4 Wo--a's Iic.---.

Another wonderful discovery
bas been made and that too Nv a
aty 10 tins country. Disease ia
:erel - clutches ugoa her aad
for seven years she. ui,hs,ood a.
severests tests, bat Ter Wtal or
sans we've undermined aud iaath
seemed imineat. For tire.
months she coughei necessarily
and could not sleep. She bought
Of Us a bottle Of DR.. Kings NJ
Discovery for C5usampti,n anil
vas so much relieved On taking
drst iass that she SLEPT al, nigh;
and with one bottle has been nj
rlcuiousiy curel. Her uam- Is
Mrs Luther Lu;z. Tius writes
" c Hamrick x Co, of Shelby. y
&C 4 free trial hottie a. J 1
Chad. rs drug store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16

ii 20 IA. Aya.2 DE-:
IL vou did'at jas. * 10 4. W.
S%ln1olis store aud sou vii hear
prices dr. z lever than -ou ever
heard before on Furniture aud
Caa1. S,e1nd door west Of
BsaS ga sesth side Il Square.
Nay Is. l5>9.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16

aerrrsruf-E 80 lIrrrreaf 49, Lrrerr Ard
2 A4tlEAnrr Cw-eaag Wame fssas&are
tnMaF FAasaV frFarkEee CEs
AafHre Feeatr faa-raa-r e 49,
hf AFn MrHterH AHtaraucn e. mFauE, ct
traHrareE crG errsr $50 arf Htta ere lsrE
FHf +#4 UaeA feN HelH EHFr g. a@saH-e FnHnan~
fr So efE-fhe E.altshle hasarkaae s4n
efs MN ~ sa asH1 81 Eise rrtsatfH
iNarmurtF ~ bNeat rstrH Enafr Hrwrd
ts u w0fa fhsH EsgtF Muar . sa2taFs
49, earH nrr fHH cell wHff sEHar - HHrH alF
2 fr1E esd -. taEtE FeruHat4s w#9r as
sine sstakitsAra - ths asst rFa tsFa 5
FAnfEn las ir tAfH aHsmeFH waHH shNar
ittstte ass sneEf - Neomft cash ag+
rFra "a a~ern acEsst Ass saslatna1. a. aEaEr
rcd z r GEsw Ire a1TH = &aHFaE waHraRNF
gtTreaa1tFf heEr Estruna=T il saMettes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16
e. s.l.-A 2z5z:a.

I wan. 10 SCI nv begsc AMI l5i.
wiihIa neat tFe wseks. Houses
Ter sale are se.Ece IL Oxford, AID
this IS = rare opportunity - get q
uice home. -. r. CAK-KE.
ATnl 20. *
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16
Fran AbcaIlis.

In. EAGLE-Iae past week
has shown that AbbeTille Is one o.
the i've towns. Last SUNDAY. 5th.
was observed Ga chiIlrens dlY, ant
the spacious 81 Z Church va,
crowded with the children aud
their friends. Perhaps one # the
most intert sting features was a
recitation b. SIX handsome Young
ladies'. MISS Matte Stall vas or
ganIst, and Of course the music
wa COED.
GA wednesday evening an ica
cream aud strawberry festival va
given at the scbsol house for the
benefit Of tie Baptist church. Il
va managed by Mrs. Davis. Mrs.
EcGowan aud other. There VA
abundance OF Refreshments, The at
tendance vas large. and over SO
was realized. This will be expsa
ded in buyi1g paint 20, tse
church.
Friday vas = high day for Pros.
Jehns0n's school. In aecsTdarce
With a Custom which IS gensaai u
tie North and should lie eyery
where, be had proposed a 5iay
picnic. All hands seconded the
motion, aud ike most things that
AbbzViila unIert2k S, !. vas =
grand success. b. 10 o'clock tie
grounds near the Eill, half a mile
east OF town, we're alive with cAll-
drsn-1nl ssme others. Fishing,
rOpe-sAPpiEg, sEinginE, croquet,
etc. went on sm~osthly. at nosn
the baskets weIe handel over to
slrS. Graham, Mrs. Wilson, Ms.
Fergerson, Mrs. Galloway and
Mrs Goodwin, and a more taste.
full, abundant and inviting meal
you hardly ever :aw. Il may act
be cut Of place 10 remark that the
children-and ssae others-enioy
ed it. About 1he middle Ct til.
afternoon the kiad-hear;el miller,
Bro. Vann, made an unconditional
surrender :he foor Of the mill
vas sprinkled with corn bran and
converted into a skating rink and
fer IN hour or two there was such
= rack { as that mill had never
known hefsTe. Not a quarrel, not
N act of dissbeiisnce, not a lar
occurred 70 mar the days llcas-
urs.
On Msnday, 9th, the village
election Uas held, and now Esq.
Davis, Is mayor, Meksrs Peguss,
Houston and Stall, trustees. and
Sloan, marshal.
During the week Sheriff Mat
thews, Dick Wallace, a=d Others,
e2ue up going to the river; Mr.
Rivers a little later, and in tbs
NJ ssatime four or fVe University
boys ; aud We don't know anv T4y
to ever fad cut how many fish and
squirrels they all got. But il
was immense. Or course some Of
eur Abbeville buGteIs went With
th-=. which zaee = r s..
Dir. Craig, Of Texas, whs left
this county about thirteen years
ago. "a in town Yesterday. On Lis
way TO visit his hrulher eight or
ten miles east e. LeTe.
As further evidences that Able
vile /. ~. Ae may add that in It's
school are classes IL Psyslcs, Fl-
nilIar Science, Physiology, AIgs-
bra and Latin.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16

The Supreme Court has sustain
e1 the decision Of the Circuit court
AMI fixed the 26th day Of June
for Stew Allen cob to be hung.
Steve is to be husg for way-layiEg
and killing section boss, Frank
Holnett, a few miles north Of Ok
ford, on the I'd jay of last July.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16

"ANTED-An eEPr-nesi Brick
Eak-- 70 contract % make 500 CO.. ~
5eoQQV buck. IN SaaA1 asr coznty. this
state At1ress. this oioe. crta un-
d~frsisael. 6. K Smith. Oxford,
Miss April -. I.-s Ia
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16

To tae Voters Of Bea.I:
ana a candidate for SGper.
visor q Beat /, and take t6is
method Of aEasSx.sg it, for the
reason that ny eequires nv
labor andTTfn not. Law.
tune 10 preser Shy CLAIMS Is per-.
son only to . Few Of the ys,ers.
This Is ito first time I ever oTersd
Ter ohee. and If elected I will die.
charge the duties Of tie or 4,
the best eli 10y ability.
T. ID. BRowr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16

TIE tsstsA1ve a. the ua4H - rsrA rrrr
tNfH ates HaA rheGU, Ersf aarFf ss
ehAs ha@ eAthAtaF. LnFas aHa aN ssaa
traf 1#a rHffttrftr FrFeH rs es
paN FraElrnt Be- 3 anr-lEaaA o. 4fea rEs
saftaAssa am HF fa r fam#f Wrm b eta
ger fHN Fur safe - . Cha-1s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16
-.i;es D;n. Ecrrsti

That Mrs Wiseman all sell ION az a
low figures Is can b. bo1ght in Oxford
the Eost stylish Hats. Bsnnsts. FI9w-
ez, EIbhonz. Flunes ard al. n the
latest novelties IL the IIiEely line.
Cal ard l. cozTinocd.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16

1t q regular meeting Il the T G
Hewlett Alliance, held on tie IIth
Of Nav lsS9, the folIosing resolu-
lions ser asoF,ed
K solved. That Sc ask Capt. G.
+ Scott 20 announce himself a. q
candidate for the Legislature, sub
Jeet TO the actien Of the Deu-crat-
&c party.
That we iGdorse = TeEs.sr as a
candidate fer the Legislature.
That we ask a hearty eo-opera.
ton Of Alliances Of the county and
all other good citizens.
That We ask the county papers
TO Plbiish the same.
II u Brises, President
L III Barry, Secretary.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16
Ice

Ny Ice Cream P4rl0rs have
been newly fitted ~ and ara nor
open for the Season, where Cream
will he served at al hour, and ]
respectfully invite to ladies' and
gentle men to give ne a call. An
also PREPARED TO furnish Cream TO
families, in any quantity, o. short
notice. l also Lava kalf-p.ui, put
quart and half gales Cream Bsx-
IS that will carry Cream 10 any
part Of the city Niik perfect safetg
Thanking the public fsr past IA
vOrs, and asking a co=liauaaee o.
the same, | am,
Very Respectfully.
G. ". BUFFALOE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16

S%atteens. Chailiss, Beicez, Zrh
us, Nuns yelling. ard trimmings
To natc, just oPsnsl at
& IS LeavsIPs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16

Mrs. E D u Rlyburn, ana Mr..
John. W Powell, of ToccoPoIa, at
te ldsd the Baptist CONVENTION at
Memphis this week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16

Mrs. W G Beanltnd aad Miss
Aaytis Kennedy, we're delegates
10 the meeting of the Wsnan's
Missionary Board of the Cumber-
lard Church, held at Lebanen,
Tennessee, this week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16

Go - the Oxford Bazar Tor
umbrellas, p~aras1ls. la3,-s aad
gents straw hats.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16

Rev. ] s Palmer, of Columbus
No, will preach at the Baptist
church next FsiiIv night At u
o'rlscs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16

The business house Of G II Col
Inns has been closed ever ,ince
Monday on account sf the illness
of Mr.. Collins. He Is confined to
his bed suffering from sever at
tack of fevs<saused by strained
received in the arm on Saturday
last.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16

Mr. I L Avent and daughter, Of
Lafayette Springs, we're in he
city this week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16

Every coed farmer should Lav
an Acme Harrow. they are worth
double the csst the first season.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16

The Acme HaFrow Is ! cleo
PulFerizsr and Levsler,
and does tie work to perfection.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16

Abbeville 10 to have Z "Lemon
Squeeze" next week ; see notice
elsewhere.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16

Mrs. Montague, Of Tennessee,
Is visiting the family OF he. broth-
er, Judge z A Hill, Of cur city.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16

bon't fnrc g 70 take four he,.
SRI - B-nAloe's Ice Cream Pa
Tors.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16

The secon1 Spring meeting of
the Agricultu1 al aud Stock Breed
ers Association Of Pamela. county,
will be held at SarIis, Nay q
aud %.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16

W aereas i ias pleased the Ruiz
e. cf the Universe Is remove from
orr midst our tT5thcrs, Dr.. " II
Hafter and r O'Couner. meuhsr.
Of L = Hesl-tt Alliance, No rs.
therefore, be i;
Resolved, Tia. Ne extend cur
heartfelt sympathi-s to tbs bereav
81 families Of the decea,sd Lreta-
EN-.
That these proceeliass te spread
uPoa our minutes.
That a COPY Be sent 70 the faEi-
lies of clE deceased brothers
That a copy be sent the New
Farmer and c,uatg r-pcFi 10
publication.
DE-. l. L Dasss1
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Rev. J 5 PAlnsr, OF Columbus,
No, il the guest Of his sister, Mrs.
T II Lyman, # our city.
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Mr. w H.eginbstham, of Par.
Is, sa ns~ subscriber to the EA-
GLE this week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16

/ desire all the mem bers of ths
executive committee of the county
Alliance ard secretary and treas
uier and the former secretary to
meet me in Oxford on the Erst
Saturday in June.
c. ( ScOIT, Chairman.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16

Mr. S o Park, one Of the Oldest
citizens Of lafayette, died at bis
h1me on Clear Greek las. Sun
dav.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16

The meeting at the Methodist
church is still in progress and will
continue during the week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-16

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& uhI's go9s ch-aEvrta
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Mss Oaida Mcleod, of Harri.
son Station, is visiting friends in
the citv.
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in PAat's.
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New subscribers continue to
come. Thanks.