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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15
LATE NEWS ITEMS

TEE heirs Of the brothers William ?. AMI
George W Norton, deceased miIIiauaire-
of Louisville. Ky have decided u give
$4,000 20 the building fund oE the soath-
srn Baptist theological Seminary. moved
10 Louisville from South Carolina . few
years ago.
ExrESsrvE preparations srs being male
20 celebrate the 1854 anniversary q Davy
Crocxett's birthday 0u the farm where he
was horn near Linestoas, Tenn Anoug
the guests VIII be & p. Crockett, Of Gran
berry, Tex the only living sen Ct
the fruRtisrsman. and the oaIy living
grandson, Col p Il Crockett. OF New
GascOny- Ark
lee View York Csst1u Exchange has
come TO the support Of the southern plar C.
ers IN the cotton bagginS matter ami vii
ask the Liverpool Cotton Exchange to do
likewise.
/ THE surviving brothers sf the Iase G. u.
Hull, Of Rosesiale. Mss. have oSered re-
ward Of $50 for the apprehension and de-
livery 0f Weisssnxer.
The Augusta CCia-l Orphan Asylum a
maguifcens five-story bHihIIug. was almost
entirely destroyed BY ire on the iIth- The
structure cost over Sia0eio. AMI vas IN
sared for Se0.0ea. AL the children were
gotten cut safely
THE first schedule train on the Georgia
Pacific Railroad C0mpanvfs broaI saEgs
track reached GreenvilIe. Miss on the Ilth-
4 GIGANTIC horse stealing ministry iz
tEoGgks 60 be established IN the counties q
Dakota along the Missouri river
MTHIADs Of grasshsrpers appeared in
the clover feds near Bolivar. Tenn, On the
Ieth, sweeping all vegetation before them
Fortunately their iEroads we're circum-
seribs,i TO an area 0f half a miles wilizh. as
they passed en- their l9aruey eastward
They stripped the eorIl Stalks bare. eating
Eh= hasks OF tie ear
/ TEr State Board Of Railroad Counis-
sioners Of Arkansas have iEst eumpIs5ed
the assessment 0f the railroads q the STATE
fer taxasior- The total assessment =
about $500 600. being considerably IN
crease ever last year
THE unrouucemeus that the Red Lake
Reservation would soon be opened Tor set
tIerens has caused large nEa1ers q pe-o-
pIe from Wisconsin. DAKOTA and adjoining
Minnesota ceuaries 20 s.4Iar upou Ta-uaol=
Land ca the reservation The IudiK1s have
become inesnsed a. the s.4Elarrers. ami
threaten % 20 On the war patr-
/ AErzp thas wiu aGT1ryI study for those in
fszrsste1 has bsen made ar 81 James. Neh.-
bv D. I Brewer Whils digging for the
purpose Of making repairs % his aiil-.ialsl.
be unearthesf the remains q a preais1urie
monster that probably ruan@d the prziriss
kan.ire1s II nos thousands q years ago.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

Picnic Cakes One cupful Of susssr.
three cupfuls Of sugar. one eupfuI oi
cream o. rich milk. four eupfuls Of
Sour. two teazPooufals of baking pow
der. six Eggs and cuptal % .eediess
r7isiHs. II desired; favor With lemon
Gates Ezay % properly classes.
With lAhor-~aving implements and ma
ehiasry- >ons Of the fields and in
closures ars entered many times ssay.
A gate is opened and shut In few Sec
Dads The removal Of bars or ether
barriers requires mach greater time
and labor.
Washing Fluid. Ous ounce each
OF salts Of tartar aad dry ammonia.
susi one box of potash o. lye. put on.
galioa Of soft water tn q kettle. and
when hot enough 20 Dissolve the I've,
pour is over the Ingredients previously
put In a ing. ard shake veil; u-- cue-
half cup Of iuiG in two pals Of water
Household
->alni % Veal Put two tablespoon
fIis % butter inso n saucepan. when IL
ra..lt- stir in tablespoonful OF Sour.
then add half pint of water aad one
onioa sliced salt and pepper and
tablespoon of currant Jelly. and little
" Worrs-tershire sauce or mushroom
catsup, cut some thin slices Of cold
roast veal lay them on the prepared
serve on pieces of toast
a great many good hearted. sober
minded and Industrious farmers con-
slider the true end OF their being
reached when they have provided for
their daughters houses and lands.
These provisions are right and proper
in their place. but without well-dis-
cipiine'I mind. without true Christ ian
courtesy and refined manners. the-e
material things viii not lead to true
Jog and happiness
Peach Cake Oue cup Of puEver-
iEei sugar. one half cup Of butter.
stirred together until Il looks like
thick cream. one tea$poonfnl OF soda
dis-olv we'd in one half teasup OF sweet
milk; beat the whites OF thrre eggs
Afat4 fi4l tAs.tA n Win tWN ttr1&fs1slr-
fslls of cream of tarta-. mixed with a
tsaeuP q four. stir and add one-half
teasPooofuI of corn starch- Flavor
strongly with extract Of peach Bake
in two square sponge tins in moderate
ly quick oven. and when done spread
With insiy-grafesi cocoanut and pink
sugar FrDst ~ith icing and sprinkle
with pink pulverized sugar
Thin seeding often gives nearly
thss bulk % the thies< seeding. and OF
vastly better quality even when the
s-.asOn favors that thickly sown- Ifa
drought comes on. the corn covering
the whole surface dries up and is
nearly worthless That put in so that
the horse and cultivator can run
through i keeps growing. and viii
bear more or less ears Even this.
superior a. Is i a. sown fodder corn.
i not equal in Feeding value N thu
corn grown far enough apart in rows
q bear \ fall crop. The stalks that
have borne fslli car are richer than
these that only bear nuhbin- unIsss.
the latter i also thrown in
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15
TREATMENT FOR HOGS


Saltpeter thins the blood and allays
fever Spirits Of turpentine Is healing
10 the lungs and fatal To typhoid symp-
toms a teaspoonfaI Of saItpeter and
the sarle quantity OF spirits OF turpeE-
tine in each barrel of swilI Is good
thing for vel. hogs in a district where
there is any liability to hog plague IL
any symptoms OF sickness occur in
crease the dose 20 pint Of saltpeter
and half a tea-cupof turpentins To each
barrel Of swill. and II Il does not stop
at that give al they can be made to
take in their swilL Que year. while
feeding over n hundred shotes. they
we're taken with cholera. or hog plague.
say hog plague because the disease
did rot always assume the same form
Hogs will generally purge in the last
stages OF almost any fatal disease. 30
purging and vomiting iz not always
the beginning. but frequently the
ending. or last stages Of the
disease In nearly all cases
End fever The blood thickens and
sometimes the hogs are costive- They
almost always cough more or less. ac-
coriing 20 the severity OF the disease
They frequently have blind staggers.
viii turn round and round run against
buildings or fences. and sometimes
travel in every direction a. far a. the
limits OF the pasture viii allow. until
within few minutes of death Some
times they have quick. irregular
breathing Ike horse with the
thumPs- Again. their eyes wiz pro-
tude. An internal examination gem
eraIIy shows the lungs and midrir, To-
gefher with the whole lining Of the
chest. seriously affected The whole
alImentary canal i affected sonethiax
~ the human being Is affected With
typhoid fever experimented Ionx
time before | came 20 the following
-oneiusion as 20 remedies
\ have givel a 2-quzrt pailful Of
zaltpeter IN rich swill 70 100 SICK
shotes. and IL benefited them nj once
II the hog gets so SICK he will uos
drink the swili. let two men hold him
on his back and. forcing his mouth
open with a stick. pu. half teaeupfuI
OF pine tar. mixed with hezped Ia
blss7oorful Ct pulverized saIrpete-
down the animals throat Then max.
tablespoonful Of turpentine follow il
and anoint the neck and chest OF The
patient with q seaeupful more Of the
the same fluid I have cured hogs
worth go apiece Sometimes ths
treatment has 10 be repeated the sec
ond time Three men can dose 100
hogs in two or three hours. 50 il Is
not n great ioa-E d Griswold. in
E~<E as uonA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

The troIbie IN Bolivar County. Kiss.
Eas rot over AZ last aeroGntz- Inforua-
tiou Eas recsiv-d from The sheriff % that
county that Weisssuger. whO killed an
editor At EasedaIe. ausl who had escaped
took refuge at C8neDrCiiA. where. sur
rounded b. friends. hs dshed arrest
The sheriff vas poSeriess and sail that
an effort - arrest the fugitive would
most probably result in bloodshest
Governor Lowry repl led that tie sheriff
should MAKE an effort 70 perform his
duty By the aid % posse eomiratas. and
II unable % ID this 10 call on him and he
(tne G0gernorl wouid send troops.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

In a railway train Discussing
a book which Is being handed about By
newsboy- First Nan-'-That's great
book sir a masterpiece Second
Nan-"I wonder how its selIings'-
First Man-.->eling Ike ginger
Never saw any thihz like IL You see
I'm the publisher and ought 70 know =
Secoud Nan Your information de-
lights me- In the author-- First
Man with fallen eounteaazce) Wen.
that is. er. er. Il hasn't had much Of a
sale YET. but think. er. it viii have.
Big risk. you know, getting out a book
Of this sort---JournaILst
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

Charles WeinakA. an escaped convict
from tie Pratt mines. Lee County. Ala
who was sentenced from that county to
he Imprisonment IA the Peuifentiarv.
was captured At Charleston. No II.
masls hls escape n October. I>s-. He was
hleusi6sd By IN Iadia ink mark in the
shape q an anchor He was employed By
th- Pratt Mining Company when be made
bis escape by overpowering a gyIarI. aad
while at fall speed received PistoI-shst
wouaa n the arul- There u large re-
ward offered for his capture.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

A aifieulfy between Mr. Barnett Lang
ss0a aa4 Gr- = " L-l11oz1, txo p-u=s-
reut and weII-to-do farmers and mer-
chants q Laasord station. LAarens Csun-
". = g. occurred r-csnfiy, which re-
suited IN the instant killing % Mr. Lang
st0a- The eAuss q the homicide - said
to BE- that Mr.. LaaSst0a had been taking
aboas NJ. Lau.ort's daughter ard ks shot
him with pistol After the murder. Ian
Ford. In company with friend started IN
a buggy 10 drive u LRurens, the county
seat. distance - abo1t ten niles, %
surrender himself - the sheriff
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

Ethan Comptea. % Webster Cauntv.
Ky was earriessiv pushing straw into
the f~e,i~r = a steam thr~sh-r stan,sln.
siis tn a sd when the machinery sud-
daniY tr-sa % Euve. an1 cnrchir< his
haEa .lreE e iats tlr machine. crushing
and zian< iag Ais arm satii if hsa - D.
ea4rEfafr-L
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

Th- hsad5n< y the great tunaeI at
ca ahsrir11 tap, TlieA Eai1.s ths
states u k-atlrk=. Tcnaessee aad vlr-
Sizla, "a Knocked - with aPpropriat-
eeremanl~s- The esmplsfisa y the TIM
mel VS. the are,t mpjlshzseaf u tlae great
est engineering feat ever undertakes IN
kentHc<y- Trains Ia passing through
the tGnlel wfd cruss sections q Ken
tacky Teuus--ee and virginia
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

john. how does l. happen thar
YOU who tried 30 hard 70 get your wife
through a lOug and hopeless eou-tship
Of four years. nov that you have wou
the prize. seem 20 care so little about
hers- Way. I'll tell you I've heard
Of a nan who wanted TO jump over a
stoue vail He took a good start. and
ran 4 niIe. and when he got up TO the
val he was 50 tired that he had TO lie
doxu and 20 20 sleep By the side Of IL
Nov. loved ny wife so hard and SO
long before I could get her. that I
t5uud ny love had all run out when I
had her E1s- Leeds Mercury,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

The negroes are ag1fn holding rreet-
inss n favor q aa exalls af their race
from North C1rel1sa- Ths pr-si9>nf %
TIE -tlte taauIisratiaa Association. Gse8.
W Prtr~- attsar4s fhss- meetings. He =
one q the e-sHIus eouImifre~ rP1a5a tad
AZ the state O. c,lUvsutiau II Raleigh. ansE
u e1avassi1g tis Sssts "a prevent
tie ne-r9es from being deceived By
so-ealiet emigration agents. H al
vises al The nsgreez to r~alain where
they are u1fIl the e1n1 nliftee E1alres a -
port II STATES thar President Harrison
viii he u-v~'t % us@ his innrsnre 70 in
dHee Congress q make an appropriation
10 siA the negroes = sasi-rate when once
q place i sauz,g fsr thena % "a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

A Atlanta t'A-. Postmaster Lewis. Ansl
TIE Republican, lelsler. CcIrasI y 2
klrs. were harurl ia sih " in frpnt q
tae eaart-Aor1se In th- prras~ues - prob
aaly Zen tasz.and people Tins action =
The rrslit - riis appsi-tmens % n negro
O. a place ia ths registry department. os
the po~t-af fiirr. Eher- a whife INly vas
sunpiayesi n clerk Calaa~l Back Is sup
Possl g. have ia.l1-e,I VI Lewis q make
the aPp.stata4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

The body % G~urS= Scott 90. - the
imprisoned miners In th~ burning Pratt
mines. near Birmins shann. Ala has heea
recovered T. was haally d-cam psss.,I
ana horribly nut.latesi bv rats. Waich tn
fest The Slopes Sc0tt's bcstY was toand
several hgn.irel yards from where -
teu'sssi th- pzups. showing that he had
nasi- desperate efsert q get - the shaft
waen the ar- occurred The s<seateea
imprisoned mnies haal not been reached.
bit there was Nrtis doubs % their death
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

Al the street railways IN EnoxviIIs,
Tsnn--excrpt West Knoxville lines
twelve niles n al have been purchased
BY " g. NeAdoa. Ir-- . Chattanooga.
who, Il Is saiA represents Chattanooga
and Philadelphia capitalists \ new
eun4pauE has beea sr.ganizs Fl aaI Nc Ad0o
elected president The price pail was in
the nsighborh8od q s58.000 Electric
ears vii be substituted for horse ears
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

The State Farmers Alliance oc Afa-
bama. ia session at AHhurn. adopted tk.
folIouing resolution after n lengthy and
heated discussion x matter az issue
Essafrs.f. Tazt the ms nibers q the Farmers
All suee r. tsrEr= rheir determination 10 ase
eost8u baaE NJ tlr Nrz7Eing eGttoa- and viii
unt.er 10 ercumstaEess use ute. and that this
resolution b. srars1irt-d; - the eunvenfloa ot
The Cnmmzssinners ef Agriculture ~ the south
srn States q meet IN the " o. New Torsx oa
rhe sth insr ans, By Jhar body presented % she
Cuttou Exrhzn@s-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

Dave Bs'iiew snd wife we're arrested in
a assrisssiss2 part x Walil~a's Enlge. ahout
ts-ntE -5vs allies from Chattanooga.
Eeua-- nu charge y haxin-. naursIerrd
fhetr fse -ysar-oId ehlLl. near Ashevill..
y a. eight years agu- They we're CON-
mlttsst g. Isaa % axtis resf1fsltian Papers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

The Increase IA ths tsxahlr properties
es Georgia during the past year amounts
% over - asaa0 A p-eaiiariry q tie
increase this year t. tAaf the baIk ~ IL ls
reported from the cutttn belt. which Las
heretofore been falllu- beainL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

The rhird district IA Rspubllesu -un-
v-ust8a nominated Il Z. Mianr for Co.'S
<ress b. aerismafioz- Ti4~r- w.. - ep-
p-lsttaau- Mr. Nine - oa@ e the largest
and most suc-e~stal su-ar planters IN the
state. He rvsisE - Ia Terre Bouns PartsA-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

A lot OF girls in >ome-viIIs started
a club recently with the me.-o. The
lips that touch tobacco shall never
touch mine The young men didn't
ss0p smoking. however. ard the new
eluo disbanded inside OF a week
Souervi1Ie joe nal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

While exeaEa-iE- IN eaisson .or the
salar-smeas % the watsr-works above
Louisville. Ky-, \ workman dug Up q
tooth x El4suoion- Its IL inches in cir
euufereGes andss inches fr0m the crown
- the arOksn end q thsrQ0 i weighed
! 3cguG ard "A o-ness.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

The Aoat Eagle assembly held its sew
cath aunuaI session "a thu Cumberland
mountains = Tennessee. anI nnt less
than Llo people we're IN attsHtNaess.
Distinguished orators a7t sducatars
i-cturess daily. aa.t t1~ session was uuus-
uaiiF excellent and su-cesstuF-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

In rox between Andy Baker and
Wade Purcell over a soater. AZ Mount
Vernon. KY. Constable Johz Proctor az
tempted % Arrest Purcell when the Latter
fred AZ Proctor TIE ball took effect IN
the back part ot the neck and ranged
doEnwarl1 Proctor Is danyero1siy
wozAdsd azd Purcell VIII dir
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

william sEytA an sgd citizen q
Christian County kY.was crushed aai~r
a heavy box And sae leg and sws arms
we're brokeu- He received Internal IN
Izries x a fatal nature. rh@r- l. fear q
lock.aw. aaa he can zot possibly recover.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

Ex-C0vGRxssxAx ZACH TAYLOR. OF
fsn1sssee- was. on the 6th- appointed q
specill assistant attorney for the West
sr1 district q Arkansas. to investigate
ne alleged defalcatiOn Of funds paid To
Ne agents es the Creek and Seminole In
1a1s iass March.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

WHILE the steamship Crystal from
ruudse. Scotland was unloading her
ear.o ot ute at her dock IN View York. On
ne SIN. FIRE broke cut in the cargo and
vas exiiuylish=d with eouSiIerabIe difs-
culty. after about 5000 damage hal been
Fana
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

Tzz Washington Territory CenssIru-
E1na1 convention on the ssh. By vote
St 6 b - rejected the section establish
NJ railroad eoumIssiou- L section
wls ast.ied 70 the ball Of rights granting
ne rlgaE I'd take land for use for irriyat-
ing Gireaes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

! TIE German police everywhere through
e1r the empire are treating with greater
rig0r the Assem- bIag-s Of workin ymen IN
ne large cities. and 1t the least provoca-
Eau- or 10 Pr0voeatioa as al. such meet
ngs are broken up or prohibited II asI-
v11es.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

TIE Greek Government On the 9Th. or
dersd the naval forces 10 hold themselves
N rsaiIfaess for action Hundreds ot
Crstau refugees had arrived in Athens.
snI the government had granted 90, 600
cut as the zatioaai treasury for their re-
-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

EHE seaEeu from the vessels forming 2
ne sIerman Emperur's escort were re-
'.tEe'a d q Ecu Victoria o. the grounds
et usearue House on the ssh- The men.
al1oerlEg 90. were commanded by the
sa2er9r- VINO was dressed IN tha uni
t1rm * IN AFrfr,I
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

IL tie c0CrIe Of the summer maneuvers
II ss1ia-PesCL oa the 5th- many soldiers
df regimen. OF Hussarz were left un-
cunscings on tie field from 0ver-work
IFeafy-seTen Of them were carried TO
ne aasptral- one of whom died soon after
reachia- Il
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

st Los Angeles. CAL has issued orders
relative 10 the National eaeanpueas %
ne Gra11 Army .t Milwaukee. Wis IN
saicn be urges al eoEzrades IN the De-
pzrrmsut o. Cllis0rnia 70 attend the en-
elnuueat.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

Charles White. prominent citizen %
Christian County. Ky. dirI n his ~ m
Ia the ninety eighth Yenr - his 49,. H-
wAs a pioneer. ana vas familiar with the
early history % IL. Srlr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

PRESIDENT HARzIsoS- on his trip to Bar
F1rbor. was enthusiastically greeted at
Al points along the r01te. and ut Boston.
an the srh. Was publicly received and en-
srrsaiueG BY the 0efeials Of tie Common
wealth and city
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

Aa2 asraeiS on Pert-au- Prince HaEti-
vas si1l Il progress ou the IL Il was
sspartsa- however. that HippoIyrs had
.An's,s force On the opposite side Of the
@A'1l a1d Was ahoGs 20 attack the city
,1oH lie rear. In which case he would
AaTa decided aefvaatarp
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

AlsF-ta A1s se1t 4 reply % the Greek
-1ee a. tA= subjees Of the Cretan disturb
80. he reply very frankly admits
N, - 1-aiculfis.s % the situatiou II Crete
- ne mnaenes OF the condition oe
--i-rs - sAere among the people. but de-
S'''e'4Ay oblects 10 any action-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

wHxy Secretary Tracy returns to wash
ingtan a court % inquiry VII be ordered
% invessigats the circumstances attend
M the groGrdia- % the cruiser Boston
On Rose Rock, AMI her Subsequent col
Esign with the Vermont II New York
haroer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

TEE steamship MSarreaf Of the Domfn-
ia Hns. vas totally wrecked on BeIIe
lie en- the 7sh- The passengers and
~r-r we're saved
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

n l--fLftSG 70 communication from NJ
= AIMS th@ Greek Minister AZ Paris,
op4-ler. Itnistsr os Foreign AfAirs.
- 1e Insarrsetiou in Crete will un-
--'.9esaly gre rise to a grave question
- SsVernnent ofFrance. he says, viii
- Ne natter all the attention IL de-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

Dr. WM IL BzaDLET. manager OF the
Weekly Press. PhiiadelphfA- was. On the
sh. arrested upon n charge ot euhex-
r.Iax the fHEds % that paper. The
sn1aut % his Shortage Is said to be over
< M
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

TEE trial Of John YebtsIL alias A. e
rlsmsn. the eSlored minister. was begun
ssEiye6eld- ;. c. On the 9th The Gu
nr- Gay WIS consumed in calling jurors,
erIv eleven being secured
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

fEa USrERMErEz. Of View York
- recently returned from ERgIazd
- sessral nszths' absence. stated, %
- .1- taat a. had Effected the sale %
rsk' k1ln' q he Hea-y Elias Brewing
~ Ts1PaaE Of View York City while abroad
= pslee TO Be PaA4by the English syn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

mRvxs naval oEc-rs sailed from Bsr-
n ssr Ztzzrbar. on the 5th. to Join Cap
NH wissuann's expedition They are
ssas 70 replace others who are On the
s;rx LIST
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

Ne PsRyxLL's health has shown sixus
rf frrrairmeut. aud he has been advised
~ his physician TO 70 to The South Of
F-a1ce 70 reruperats.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

szrLE HAwLrS defeated Harry wfIks.
a. Buffalo. v " en- the sth- Twsuty
sa,aszad excited Spectators Witnessed
TIE race
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

ruz attempts 70 secure the release Of
nr T1zaer. NJ p nader sente1e~ FOG
ys,garian % ths Crimes aes, has falIsn
through
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15


For some time the people % Little Rock
were greatly exercised bv the Midnight
depredatiaus = an unknown enIared
RAJ He visited tk@ residence % ". n.
Potts. ard entered the bedroom occupies!
b. Mr- Poets and VIE and aroused the
woman. who. wkiie hsff awake. thought
II was her husband He turned doxu. the
light and she a~ke,t him q turn IL up
again He complied With her request
and walked over near the window and
hegal 70 arrange the curtains Mrs..
Pots then discovered that the intruder
was negro and began screaming Her
husband surprising that the baby had
fallen To the floor. Jumped up. but the
negro escaped L X uow believed that
ne = the same person who entered the
Residence - p l. King AMI fh..
residence os Rev T. r Shelton- AZ TIE
last named place he catered a rDous &C.
eupied hy two yoan- ladies'. choking eae
% them UEnaercieuIlr- one q them WI,
saw the negro stated that be was bare
footed ard katiess- Il = telieTea lie i
insane
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

Whats the difference between be-
ing in the soup an'i gstting in u stew
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