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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02
HOME MARKETS.
The Wholesale Prices Of all the Various
Commodities

WHEELING, Tuesday Jan, 1,
Quitea number OF interesting changes In our
quotations VIII be found this morning, a re-
view Of TIE condition Of the several departments
shows aboutthe following state Of aiiain; The
local wheat market continues quiet With but
little Offering and not much inquiry, The Chi.
cago market has stIaened up within the past day
or TWO, but there, Us elsewhere, there u an Rb,
Sence Of animation. The corn market continues
oveFAt9ckel and demOFallEedi prices are now
below lay'dowl cost The receipts OF hay have
fallen ohi but the supply Is still IN excess OF
teS devoid Of any special new features, The dc.
mAnd u light, while prices remain practically
an carly day.
In tho grocery line, aside from slight ad.
vance ~ roasted coffee, there Is but lltlle 10
note. good estimate Of the new crop IN Brazil
capnot be made until about the middle Of this
month, and business Is likely TO hellght In the
hl n Raw angan arg reported easier, and
the poorer grades Of New Orleans mOlaSseS have
declined within the past few days A New York
exchange views The GAINED goods tFgde w fol.
lows "FOr all descriptions OF canned goods the
market eontDues extremely dull, Corn IL yer
and while attention Is withheld to-day the turn
q the Year may completely change the situation
w RFOuSlng some speculative attention, Con.
sumption u steAdlly progressing. and low prices
aru very apt y stimulate II. Tomatoes IRE Of.
Tered " very hyonblepFlces, but m0mentaTlly
there y 70 disposition among the trade to han
GrllH aud Rl0lir,-Falcy patents, (Spring and
winter s. 3ia7 co. fancy family, while amber,
amber and winter, s. 81 In paper; wood I6G
higher. Dat meal-medlum S9S0pOF Dbl; fancy
$50. Rye flour 81 %. MlddllnH per ton 80 % |
l2l 10. lran per ton 90 OOa2l W. Wheat per
bushel, No, !, 81 O0ll 10,
End, Corn per huShcl zoe, Oats 8SstOc.
Raled hay p0r ton go %, Farmers RFe Offering |
loose hay At Sl4 90 peF ton,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02
Railroads.

WHEELING & ELM GROVE r, r,
w onAnd after saturday, October u, 1883,
trains on the Wheeling y Elm Grove Railroad
LEAVE WHEELINUi
b;SOl. M, 7;U0R, M, y. m, ll0O a. M, l;SO D.
M, $3.50 ?. M, b;20 y, M, 7;O1 \, IN, 900 u, IN,
LEAvE WHEELING PARK:
OlOA, m, 7'4ba IN 1000 a M, 1880 M, 800
r. m, 4;O p ln, G;lO y. M, sop M, l0;OOp. IN,
oEsuEpAYs-unIll further notice trains will
run cYcry hour until gl5p. m, Leave Wheeling
Park VI p'OO u. M, and run every hour until 10
2, N, Except church train win leave Park III
045 Y, M. aud city ut l2!l6 p. m,
nON ii IIIRSnTT Guptt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02
FOR SALE.


h.d Lots are bounded on thcn north by Twenty
nihlh ,l,Itt on the east by Fillmore Street, or
Nv Nv l9um " Tue uAildlM Homestead, aud or
the west ny tile y, q o. 4. r,
l9elr proximity. TO the above namel railroad
establishments. ~ w. '''' ''''''' '''
~ Y not sold In thlty Gays will he sold al pub
For terms aud further information apply to
W. V, HOGE & BRO.
O,,w,,..vr.... 100 Market Street
AVN \ W. Cot ChipljnC a PIEteNnth 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02

pITTsBuRGH, CINCINNATI & ST.
n LOUIS RAILWAY Co.-rAnhRndlo Route
Under schedule IN effect August 3, 1888, tra,pG
leave Wheeling Central Standard time: For
Steubenville, Pittsburgh and the East, go H. IA,
l2:& ?: M, $40 p IN. and $40 pm. For COIum.
bus Cincinnati, indianapolis and 81. Louis O;2O
1876 p. IN. Trains arrive Al WleeiiDR al 5:b0
O. M 1):Oo a. ltl., $40 p. IN. and S;20 p. nj.
Trains leaving at 6:2O u. m, aud arriving $50
p. IN. run solid between Wheeling and Pitts.
burgh. All trnlns daily cXcept Sunday. AMI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS,
For integrity Of Its Drawings, and

We tho undersigned Banks and Bankers will
pay all Prizes drawn In Tho LouiEiAnR State lot
tories which may DO presented At our counters.
II. n. WALMsLEY, Pres. Louisiana Natl Bank.
PIERRE LANAU&, PrGS. State National Bank,
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Natl Dank.
CARL KoHE, Pres. ualon National Bank.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02
NOIs RENT
IGOR RENT,
EorsaIe.

1 PIANO FOR SALE-CAN BE
n ,rrn Al the ruums Of tne Young Mems
t'bI1.,ian A.,t Ftau, M, ~! Marx ct street For
,srm, and IaIticua, apply To W. H. ElNE'
HART Illi NAftr' Nl'rri ltsl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02

CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH
ORAlLRoAp.-UndGr schedule in effect Nov,
ard time: For Pittsburgh, Chicago and Cieye.
land, 4:60 4 N. For Pittsburgh, l0:29 IN. For
Chicago and Cleveland, l:l2pil, For Plt1buTRh
and New York, 3;20.pm. For Steubenvllle. S'aS
N. For Martins Perry, 6.IbAm.
Trains arrive Rt Bridgeport al 1853 a IN, Il. l8
IN, 1928 m, 4;4S p IN, 4:67 p N, and TAI p N.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02

The wool product Of the wrrld Is est,
mated at 1,GOO,OOO0OO pounds. The
sheep number b00,000,000. Tho sheep
and lhS wool IN leading countries aro
tabulaled as follows 'li'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02

Tho wool Import Of tho United States
was At latest returns 1lb,000,Q 900 pounds,
Of which 1900 900 were for clptlilng and
IS, 100000 for carpets. Most OIL this wool
WIS Imported from England Tile direct
importation from South America was
comparatively small except from Utu.
quay, which, with 10, 000, 900 sheep, sent
Is laSI year Z, $4,000 pounds Of clothing
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02

NOR RENT-A SEVEN ROOM
HHd,col soul3 {oL ,,, Tree, ,,L,Ss h"qu'Ts o'
LAW So NJ -uulll pynn slISots - ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02

"StlLE.ESpp The smoothcst, strong.
est, and most elastic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02
Aparrotil Torment,

TouW Topics,
On sofa,
AlgOrnop-Clara, this Is bliss kiss,
es.)
Clara-Algy, this is heaven Kisses
Parrot lin cage)-Get me bird, This
Ia He'll!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02

,,nV pEYT-FOR A TERN OF
ycl,. The private Te,'Is" EiIE g. 10 nj IL
zenith Sp,l tnHlIr y \. 10 'sSS-S,, - -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02
TO Loan,
FOR Rent

NOR REyT-THE l DESIRABLE y IRA Z
~ 1.n.'in1rs No. ~ Fourteenth street, "a a"
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05
To the Teachers CT ths Siats.

Under the above head Hon.
Edward Hayes, of Oxford. Chan
cellCr Of the State University.
publishes the following card
which viii probably interest
many of cur readers. This is a
labor OF loye on his part aud
We take pleasure in doing eur
part towards giving il publicity:
Almost weekly, | am in tie re-
ceIpt OF letters making inquiry
Tor teachers. The demand ia
this respect 10 50 considerable
that | have determined to omen
m my Office a bureau OF iufor
NATION and reference 20 teach
efs. Those who desire To avail
themselves OF tins opportunity
will please forward TO me their
names, With a full statement Of
their qualifications. educational
work and requirements. accom-
panied by copies of their test.
mOnials.
This service will be rendered
gratuitously.
L. MAYES,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05
The Rsca Tr-r az y MGR City.

The fsca 1- az si1toF City.
ale1
JACKSON. siiss. Sept. 3-The
Capitol Lizh, Guards " this
city arrived her. from LChCre
colaiy at 4 p. "a TO Gag, having
lett Siinter City yesterday at 3
p. II.
They rercrt there we're
: aI1e4 nee e cougfcgsiet
usa1 -.seG KRIS had been
dispersed before The arrival Of
the military. Their vas = large
body ofwh.te u.9Huied aud srri-
ed men Ubo lad foeked there
from vaFi0as points before tae
arrival Of the troops. These
men had dispersed the negroes
ass Z captured SOME Il tie lead
ars.
Reports = TO whether any ne.
yrces had beea killed or the
number captured were very con
8icliny One negro was certain
Us k.ed ~ other negroes foT
rerD ing to ioia them
II was reported sft9r the
/ troops left that enc cithe negro
, leaders was hung The sheriff,
unlet whose orders the troops
ere placed. notified them that
they we're needeluo longer.
\ member If the company
told your correspondent that il
was impossible 20 get any relia
bic inf .aiasion as to what had
really occ1rrei; that II was &
certainty that from 500 10 iGt
negroes were armed AMI con
LErs -a;ed. sweating Vengeance
against the whites on Saturday
uzh and Fl, was certain thai
large bodies OF white men had
dispersed them aud captured
some q then, but nc true &c
C1gut could be asceTtained cI
the loss Of hnmaH life as ,he yIO
leacc occurred back from the
river sc cral miles.
Tae white people of Shei
MCuaj deserted the place o.
Saturday and sought refuge il
safe quarters
Everything IS qaict now, anC
m further trouble Is aniicipat
ed.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05
e eat Candidates
SUPERVISOR-Beat /.
TT KNIGHT
MAGISTRATE.
4 METTS.
JG TEiGG.
EAlLiFF.
IR usKENS.
The Stale Executive CCma.it,as

s SNNS GN" %[tAssstAA@Ls
Chairman-RobeIt c. Patty.
OF Noxubee.
State-at Large-A . Say. OF
Simpson; Charles Scott. of Bolt
var; Y J NeIAariu, If Rankin.
Charles b Howry. OF Lafayette.
j 5 NeEeily, OF Nashlugtca: :
5 Calhoon. OF Kinds.
lst Distriet--J u Boone and
w Il Sanford, 81 Alcorr: Q q
Eckford. OF Munroe.
I'd DiSuict-Z VI Stephens. OF
UnioU;J " T Falkuer. 1t La
Fayette; J Z Boothe Of Pamela.
81 District W Cutrcr, oil
Coahoma; MnFrv + smith. of
Warren; d c Casey, OF Sharkey.
18th District james Gordon.
of PoBtotoe; L y Cfitz. of Clay;
James II Dukes. of kemper
9TH DistIict-R $ Hudson. OF
IeZOo; G. \ Wilson. of Holmes:
John " Few Il, of Lauderdale.
9Th District-W F Love. Of
Amite; Thomas Ford. OF Mulion;
Ell Bowers. of Hancock.
1th DiStTict-J Il EnochS. OF
Rankin; X F. Wilson. of uiudS:
JEFF Truly. Of Jefferson.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05
Weekly Weather Crop BuIlctif
a.. = CT the Mississippi
Weather Service for the
Week Fading Aug. 81.

Weather conditions still con
iiuue about the same. Rainfall
has been abeEg The average in
the southern part of tLc state.
but below thc average in the
central aud northern parts.
Scarcely any damage is report
I'd On account vi the scarcely of
ram
Above :ae average amount OF
sunshine : rep RED
Ias temperature has been
slightly below the average.
though not enough so TO 10
much damage.
All weather conditions have
been favorable Tor maturing cot
ton and ether crops. except ia
e few instances the temperature
aas been too W..
Tie caterpillar has done iItile
damage III the nOrtaeTa part Of
he state. though in one or tive
Instances the rust Is doing some
damage. The boil worm aaa
caterpillar have rot been quite
80 destructive - was auiicipat-
eel IL. the central anil southern
PARTS 81 The Stale, though con
Siderable d~H'age Is reported
from these carses. The cora
and other crops continue very
favorable.
Il L. FUITOE.
director
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

TO he ssyer Ct Oxford od
Cilzoas Of lafayette c3g


tsALcaS VI osstle ~3l
'''4 g-
gEaud opportunity VI making
a display ofi.s products aud re-
sonrc. .r. .c,rn pal.
NV !.
opens t"eit 0a oeptem9e
next, where thousands "a people
VISIT aud We rla then show
what we have ~. tyi ga.
.Ifay. D. ef..fte arrange
Il Static c,li3t aulI siH haze
81 snacial g,r vhieh VIII be 10
p.d hv tlfeT a. Y r Gonna.
nv for III. rrrps SEA shall ne
rrwraur Tins exhibit Ia the
GREAT El.r. esd suver:nieuh Il In
afl iir details wh5lp ON egl.ihi
ti,a raat ofportgulty Il
here offered to voar CIV and
corutv AMI citizens eepefaliv 10
( base ,4rr products and resonr.
ces full, rsureseptcd. would
srgacst,h rr.tuet3ze.h,rf the
finest sanr.Irs 1t corn. c.t al.
lin staill irish aad sseet pa;a
toes. f.ni.S. hath canned and
/ from t,.e tree. * no slide. .ua of
EVER kind Also fla. i,c.t bal.
af erasses and clerer. ia fact
everyth;ue TINT Is prsdgred IA
yonr section 81 ;he s.a.e.i in or
/ der To advertise YOUR resources
TO advantage. These articles
should be placed alonr the line
Iofthe I. G. Railroad b. Sept rs
al least. win visit suca ao.nj.
and tako The exhibits uu aud ar
range ihem Ia their proper pla
ces. The name Of tie producer
or deu,r should be ~.ittea az
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05
Chancellor Universit,

y Kansas minister says y
bave been a far more useful
man since the Lord revealed ia
NE that L vas never TO be q
great man"
IL sneh revelations could ONLY
become common with men not
only III the ministry bu. IN 9th
er associations of life. what a
marked Improvement would the
world soon experience.-Missis
Sippiaa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

when yoa hear a man sue-r
at the local paper, saws the
AeadvIlie Tribune. because il 4
not as large and newsy as the
eiiy paper, yod can safely bet
lnst ne does rot squander his
Eealih IN trying to make II bet.
Ter and thar, generally speak.
ios. the paper has acue mere
Ior him than he has done for II.
ihe maa who elanot . tbs
benefit arising from a local news
paper Is ct about as much vslue
10 town as a delinquent tax.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05
.THE FlLAEE ca l.sP.

Iae Kansas City, Mem his & Birm
Eghan railroad l. many miles Ii
shortest ard + saE tbe lest equippee
passenger line tetveen points in :hd
east AMI sauth,aSt, and Memphis and
al Pelats in Arkansas. Texas aud the
@ess aad northwest. The passenger
srain equipment Of this line IS Of the
most aao2eEa construction and provided
Eith every device necessary 20 the com
r and z-fety OF passengers. Elegant
-ecanEHg ehair eaE seats free) are run
al dGy trains hetween Memphis and
birmingham ETeythiny new AMI
a>els ard 70 effort isspared BY the
m Hagemeat . meet the requirements
7 ne travel ~ pubic Through tick
eisya tais line are en- sale At al
threush ticket oEoes- Der large map
AID time tabie folder gyirg full ;nfo~
zatsoe Is % thnagh ears. eornsctiozs
etc, address, Il u ELLIS,
Gsnl at. "a Masison st, Memphis.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

The last legislature of North
Carolina enacted a Law wliirl,
may provoke a smile, at arst
but will be recognized. on see.
ond thought, IS a wise one. Il
+ II thee words
II shall be unlawful for anv
person 20 po.at any gun OF pis.
tol a al person. either In faa a.
otherwise. whether such qua ar
pistol DC loaded or not. ANY
person violating this seciion
shall be guilty Of an assault.
aud upon conviction shall he
aned or Imprisoned, or both. al
the discretion Of tie court >
SardiS Reporter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

Chief Justice Arnold. of
Sapfeme court has ten6ered 10
Goy. Lowry his resignation
~ learn that Judge " VI Roc.
ers VIII probably be an applicant
Tor the vacancy. SiEce .Iudoa
Rogers assignment to this ,Iu
dic'ai district. he has by the
gentiem4niy, courteous. prompt
aGd impartial discharge of his
ouheiai duty, won the admira
uoa aud esteem of all who have
come II contact with him. II
"oaid gIEe US much pleasure
anu gratliicsiscn TO learn of h,s
appomt1ent.-Wate valley
Progress
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05
Rississi lp,'s Resources.

Col. Power, ofihe Clarion
Ledger, mas had printed al eiga,
page pamphlet showing tue re.
sources Of Mississippi nader the
following headings: Area and
acreage, population. railroads.
manufactures, the corn aud cot
ton croP past and present., the
hay eEap aud ether products.
stock raising and dairying. fruits
and vegetables, size of farms.
iumheE wealth. the health of
Mississippi las comparison with
other States, showing her death
tate j. be tue lowest, being les
than thirteen TO the thousand;
sane condition. assessed
F4las;i9a, public education. eiu-
Is aud towns, and the two races.
Tie Beard Of Trade of Jack.
son ordered 500 copies for dis
tr5auoH The pamphlet con
taiaS mueh valuable information
carefully prepared by the an
thor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05
The 9efoass Of Baply Haei.

F -l~
Caattaa1a. Tsmes
The killing OF Judge Terry by
Depu'y United States Marshal
Magic IS the 1--we question oftbe
day aud will 30 doubt produce
some explicit rulings on What
constitutes Unsuitable hoai
eide. The consensus of opin-
ion among thoughtful and we'll
Informed lawyers l. .iai the act
VAS uu4acstioUatlv IIstifi4tls
Ia view ~ he oircuustances4Ld
the previous threats q the Isia
man The personality of Judge
Field OF tae e.. 4 that Sagle -
a Federal officer does not enter
into the Ease.
The peculiar circumstances of
the affair seem To he covered
ny the following citations from
such eminent authors - Black
stone. Hale aud Holland
Blackstone says But
there aFe certain injuries OF such
4 nature thAt some et them tar
nich and others require a more
speedy remedy than can be had
III the ordinary forms of Justice
IAsTe = 1iowCi IL tts Ga an
ira yadEc.ei 1r eccentricical kia
OF rsai The dsfsacs of ones
self. OF the natural ana recipro
cal defence Of such a. stand M
the relations Of Aasbss,l esI .ri
rersAt cad -fii{, F.cstes as.l s.-a
~ hsse cGse., II the party himself
ct any u these his relations be
iorcsblS attacked IN his person
ar property. q q it,esi ia Am L.
RIP! tofce 81 force AID q. n aes ~
a. pear ~ ct hIgp.ss IS ch1rsaah
apgA kiH tcA3 b-Jaa t. eeIg. F.r
a. taW IN 'ie els respects the
passions ofthe human mind. ami
when external violence is offer
ed To = man himself ~ o. hos
G. ekosi 5tdrso nslf "a eef,aai
makes 4 Lawful, IA Lim TO 10 him
self that immediate Justice to
"aieh he Is prompted by nature.
aud which no prudential mo
uves are sirouE enough to IT
strain. IL considers that tie
tntnfe process of law i 5y 10
MEALS aud adequate remedy for.
injuries accompanied with force.
since u II impossible 20 say 10
chat wanton lengths OF rapine
or cruelty ouirases of this sort
might be carried. unless II were
permitted = man iGme lately 70
oppose one violence with anoth-
Sci drfruse. therefore. is
justly called the primary law Of.
mature. So il Is not. neither can
At be ia fact, taken away By the
law Of society.
Lord Halo says. The law had
oeen foT 6 master killing IL the
necessary defense Of his scr.
want. the husband in defense of
his wife, the wife OF the hus
band, the child Of the parent. or
tue ptrent orthe child. H. nj al
sssstsnt shall have the same
construction in such eases as.
the act Of the party assisted
should have had il been done bv
himself; foF they are 10 a mutual
relation To one another
From Hollands great work on
jurisprudence the following is
quoted.
Certain facts negative
sFoasi5ic3 IN criminal proeednre
such as tender age. cOmpulsion.
-dsocy. laEaey or Drunkenness.
iEd certain other facts may Jus
iiiy an act otherwise Criminal
such as The consent of the par.
!. injured. ssf.dgease. lawful aa.
beEItv = "a EsF. -Ifer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05
UIGIVERSLTY
OF
IS2E1pl
TsTaElA7, gEETEEiEa 4. liza.

Tie University has been put
in a more effective condition
than ever before
The plan of study il Te-cast
So so TO allow numerous eIee.
.tiyes il both the \. 3. and the
r. s. courses. PTofessorships
have been re-orcanized: Add.
son Hogue, Prof. of Ancient
Languages: L. Il. Fulton. P,of.
Of Physics and Astronomy: r.. NJ.
Leavell. Pref. of English and
Bellies Le;tTeS; " x. Sims. late
Of Vanderbilt INV. Frof. OF
Mental and Moral Science: &e.:
Geo. u. Purinton, late of Univ.
Of Missouri, Prof. of Chemistry
aud Natural History: Prof. ].
". Johnson. Asst Prof. in Eng.
fish end Mathematics. The Ex.
eea.ive Committee will fill the
chairs of Mathematics and of
Modern Languages, from the
best material afforded by the
United States, before College
opens: and an Assistant Profess
scr OF Ancient Languages will
DC appointed.
Edward Mayes, is Professor
of Law and Chancellor.
Tuition still free tn all, except
a fee Of $50 TO Law stuceats.
Send for Catalogues and state
ment of improved scheme Of
stady.
EDWARD MAYES.
Chancellor.
Z T--s--~S.-- Mics
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

&lata2 s5 a-c oeaT
red il tie Ca!lsge Lii or
ood yesier.i-y eFea y.
cooley. sixteen gsaro. son oi
Ir- I " Doolsy, Was saot
through the head sLiie Ia. ing
20 load q gun With "a cratridge,
and IS reported in q d g con
diiion at his writing. Lae tee
est sympathy il felt Ea be
ras ~ r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

Senator Pugh. OF Alabama.
who has been In the Northwest
says he sees no prospect OF the
democracy carry ing any one of
'he new States. 10 this lie DIFF
iers from Congressman Cox.
who takes = more cheerful view
u things.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

Mrs. Catherine sullivan, moth
er Of John L Sullivan The puci-
list, died at her home ia Boston
on the 10Th ut. after an illness
oi six months OF paralysis. She
Tas = years Of age.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

SIR Edwin Watkins has form
cd a company with capital of
Si,Oov,oJV for the erection In
London of a tower twice the
ne'ght OF the Eidel Tower in
Paris
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

An article is printed on "How
TO treat your wife, One good
way would be TO treat her as
well as You did before YOU mar
Iled her.