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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-10-08
McEIree's Wine of Cardui

and THsoFoRO'S BLACK oR4UGHT are
for sale by the following merchants in
Sedalia.
August T. Fleischmsn.
W. f Bard.
Neryz & Hale.
DR.. X. II. Miller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-07
JnraaY CITY
Rral gsiaic.


II OR SALE or 10 exchange for unim.
proved property tenement nelRhb1rhpod
nrefefrcd handsome haS on eth-HyeI
south OF 9oth-st, including corner lust com.
piete1; for further particulars address
p. r. CALLAHAN. go EAst F2d-st
+ EROX, MAsS.-Country places and cot.
~ tages for rent and sale. DELAFIELD
BROS, sc Broadwsy.
CT 000 00OAT 1 PER CENT and
- UUO,UOOG2Q 600, COO at 10 psr
cent 70 loan on city business property AZ
moderate charges, Principals cali or ad.
dress w. S., l2 and Il Spruce-st., ist io9T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-07
Zeal Gstair 10 Grrbanqr.

A FINE house, West Side. worth $40, GOO.
n free and char. TO exchange for farm
worth about $1,000. VIII take mortgage
for difference. HEALTH, Tribune Onic,.
EXCHANGE.-Impro ranch. 5000
II acres near san Antonio, Texas Oreel,
for hotel $1,000 acres In Foley County,
Texas ifrre) for city or country property.
J. y. HOTT, II Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-07
Real Gstair h1arie6.

H - -.
A -A.-A.-A.-A.-A.-A CHAR.
n. ANTEE CO., $40 OIlnd.st, adyatcas
rents to owners during abInce from city,
quarterly or scrnl-annually, as doHrod
leases tenement and fat property; loans
money on bond and mortgages and for the
completion and alteration Of buildings; ref.
erhnce unquestiOnablo.
~ EHEMEHTS AND FLATS WANTED
for long term OF years for sublettlng
VIII give BeeuHty or advance money on
rents. Address stating location, price
&c, L., lz5 West s0th-st.
w ANTED AT oNCE.-Privste dwelling,
w between 10th and Goth as rent not
10 exceed 81 300. YOUNG BROS, No.
1913 Broadway.
w ANTED. Eight tu ten.r0om cottage. in
w good order, unfinished, about an acre
with shade. on the lines n. Y e. and II.
A.. z. or n. Y, n. ii. and II. r. R., pro
~ RED near station; state all particulars;
cent moderate, by the year. Address W.
Box 800. Tribune Uptown ONCE. .238
Broadway
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-F rst-class
w city ana country houG"s Tor rICspOnSi
bic tenants; rCHt' c0l,pCtei estates mnuage1
DALEY, "a Wet Sjth.sT.i 20 years ref.
erenceA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-07
TrnoklVn Real Estatn.

ITO LET-STORES.-At location elegant
L new stOrea. suitable FOR any nrstClass
business. % Vet. separate. or can be thrown
ia one large stQt.s lilo, Lip and Liza
Eulton.st., near Franklln-ayc. l. station /;
rent 800 each; ia. l.196 and |. 12S steam
heat; s7O each or 1902 Fulton.st., with
basement, eco. Apply az store. lila
FultOn.st., or 70 J. 4. VAN AUKEN 4
CO.. Il broadway. Ncw.York City.
TO LET-oN THE HILL. BROOKLYN.
--THPe-story extension brick house :
10 rooms. completely furnished; In perfect
order and hrst-class location; within block
and q half OF Kings Co. J.. II. Il. station :
owner will remain and board part OF rent :
moderate terms q private family. Address
OWNER Box -. Tribune once.
ITO LET or lease for a term Of years. 100
Il Prospect Place 3-story and basement
GrsLclsss house, IN good order. 2ONig. lot
i3l fe't; all improvements, with pisf
glasses, &c. nelEhborhood uDEufpa SOD
within two block. OF Prospect parE rent
$50. Apply N 6. T. MORROW. ~ War.
ren-st., Now.NCrk, or wM J. TATE go
Fiatbush-ayc., Brooklyn.
Jersey City.
u ENT, Scotland snme 9.sin-y bric,,
IL swell front; IL rooms; dining room eI.
tension fine pTivHt" residence urIEhbJrh00I
IN perfect order would bring double Icpt IN
New York: convenient location: time f5
minutes 20 Ncw-York sidc. JOHN NJ,
JONES. owner. ~ Sip-ave., Jersey civ
Heights. Take Coruandt-st ferry, Court
House cars.
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Doars manifo
Rooms mante6.


lam ROOMS on West Size or VII
Shsra house with pleasant family ~
s : address Col sAiNTos' ~
Reede-st.
UKNTED-A 2d:story mont s,.L sSs1 Ss e -
nd nv" pFics. =. o. BOX s.012, New.YoL
~ INTED -ooe or two windows "a -,
w Nwhich 10 yisw the parade Of Aprn ~
r,nst not be below Grand.se feas0nIiI .
nriee viii be paid for good Location nrS.
dress. stating price and ioeesso.'
TENNI1L, Box 81. Tribune once: z
M ANTED, -Furnished room "a vie s. W.
1od .pS Sa,S sts.. and between TN saa a.
ayos Answer stating psrtcYNs
dress pARK. AVE, Tribune omee.
xETINnows wanted for private R asrTf
w On line Of parade. Address hfE'-'
DIRECTORY. II West ssth.s1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-07
ID ATENT sPRINKLING TRUCKS.
Il Send Tor catalogue and price list
W. WESTERFIELD 4 SON,



IVAN TASsELL & REARNEY HAVE
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES IN
THEIR NEW MAMMOTH BUILDING
For THE CAREFUL STORAGE or
FINE CARRIAGES AND SLEIGHS, at
the following rates:
For Broughams, COupeS T.carts. Coupe
Rockaways and other 4-passenger vehicles,
For Berlin Rockawsys. Lsndsus, Coaches.
Barouehes and o-passenger vehicles, SS per
For Phaetons, Road Wagons Carts and
2-pasSenger vehicles, SO per month.
For sleIghS seating 6 persons, "a pcr
FOR sleigbs seating or persona
For 70 YsieiShs Seating persons 81 so per
~ INTENDED FOB SALE, A. PRICE
CAN BE NAMED WITHOUT FURTH ER
CHA ROE. EXCEPT CONFUSION
WIFE HI IAGEsT STOCK OF GOOD SEC.
OND.HAND CARRIAGES Of the most
varied kind, In the city, on private sole {;
slso large stock OF NEW and SECOND.
HAND HARNESS OF ALL GRADES and
Weights; saddles and brides &c.
VAN TASSEIb 4 KFARNEY,
HORSE AND CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
AND AUCTION ROOMS.
100 AND 132 EAST 13TH.ST.,
Through 20 125. 1877. 100 EAST 12rH-ST
csoas FOR ALL.soUND, gentle horsc,
BOZO handsome si3e.bar top brewster
buggy, harness. blankets, &c. nearly new.
ia West 15th.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-07
flats Go Get, ilnfuruiSbeo,

-
A -A.-A-To LET tho following:
II CT, Jonesst., Z rms, bath, all imp, S46
7Dl -9th.aye., rms, all Light cor. house,
/ .756 oth.ave., cor, rms, bath. imp, sl9.
500 2dayc., q large rms. small house, $50,
IS willett.st., 1 rooms, 1st floor, siS.
$40 0th.aye., rooms, imp, $50.
FLOORS.
1,752-1, 7a O.h.ave, rms, imp, slS,
1. $50 sdayc., rooms, doors, s12as1S
30 e. lObth-st, small hse, garden, &C., e25.
48 Bleecker-st,, rooms, floor, S25.
8I4 2d.aVe., rooms, small mouse, SO
APARTMENTS.
90 9d.aye., 4 rooms, half floor, S16 10 cit 80.
li5 Broome-st., 4 corner rooms Sl3GSl7.
90 aud " Leroy. Sc, .. 8 and rooms % to
71S5i7 2d.aye. 8 rooms, 90 5oas11.
28S237 Fast 35th.st., 3 rooms, $9aSl0.
l62- 1Os East llOth.st., 3 and large rooms,
81, 90 ~ ell.
"a Bfoome.st.. $ rooms, $40. 800
1 LAO lst,aye., 3 To0mp corner, SSGS3.
so9 u. IO6th.st.. ., and 4 rms, s7GS7 so.
693 2d.ave., 3 rooms, Sl2.
s65 ist-avo, 3 aud I rooms, sodsS.
500 istaye., rooms. Sass ~ Soaso
o97 lat. ave-, 2 and 3 rooms, s6Sss 90.
S57 1stavo.. 2 and rooms. S7dgs.,,
81 Avenue ID, . AMI rooms, s1aSll'
,o44 2d.avc, 2 rooms, 50 6OG$7 80.
C1RllILE OAhhEAl, Agent, hIuhu-ot'
and Bowery, under Oriental Bank.
A TTENTIoN l-Attl active light and cheer.
"A full hats finely decorated In the new
buildings 1oa and 1919 East S0th-st., be
tween Lexington and Park ayes six rooms
All light and bath location trst-classi rent
very moderate. Apply to Janitor ON pfemi,es.
ALCAzAR.-Flreproof 100 and 122 East
a S6th-st, between Lexington ana PARK
ayeS Elegant new apartments; large
rooms All light and bath steam heated,
aiSo steam heated drying-roomi passenger
elevator. Inquire on premises. JANIIoK
A, No. 1855 LExiNGTON.AVE.,
corner Sith-stp
glegnnt fats 10 rent q and rooms;
modsiu improvements steam he1ied hehs
Apply on premises.
A THE MARLBOROUGH,
"A. ass and 81" IVES 6Sth-sG
A lrw choice steam. neated apai tments 10
let. two passenger eleYat0rsi cOloEed a.
tendance, &C.. rent $50, s75. Apply to
Superintendent
A MARATHON, NOS. 12 AND Il EAST
n. S7th.st-New, elegant hsts OF seven
large rooms and bath. handsomely decorated,
steam.heated, hall service, &C. all light
rooins water heated rents from eos 10 ELS
per month. Apply to superintendent
81 Ss 7TR.AYE., corner lSsd.sL ;
"A. open for inspection; beautifully dec,
Grated light and airy OATS OF rooms aud
bath stSam.hented; rents, $50 and up.
ward SHAW 4 CO., ofaee on premises, or
81 West 1e6tk'sk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-07
conntrn Doaro

coon HOME in country for SO. cor
w valid person who win losa cs6ri
hoard fer use no children se'A
RSx CAS-. New.graEsuioks n. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-07

IL OR SALE.-Beautiful Brooklyn houses /;
Il New-YOrk and Brooklyn purchasers are
especially invited 10 examine the artistic
dwellings nearly completed. located on
class residences are constructed IN the most
substantial and modern style; for location
and architectural merit they are unsurpassed.
the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-07
Gitp Real estate 60 Est.

r ARGE and small houses at very low
IL rates. in central locality OF city. Apply
70 RUFUS KING, Agt. / Cottage Place
near BleeckeR-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-07
Gitr Real estate 90 Get.


a -A.-A.-BUSIEEsS PLACES at re-
"a duced rents.
CYRILLE CARREAU, Agent, Grandst.
and Bowery,
oilers very desirable terms and places for
quick renting, special discount
JOS BOwery, stOra, 25Xl00. AMI floors above
2l2 BOwefy, store & bas't, 25xlO0; mag d.
vide.
70 IL and 81 Bow 20 zoo 25x1lS' stores &c,
23l Grand-st., near Bowery, full front
1872 BOwery, store. z5Sioo, and floors,
$500.
Oh BOwery, store, with or without floors, &c.
24G Bowefy. store and Q floors house, SO, 700.
l49 DoweFy. store, with or without loft
above
100 Pearl.st., deep store through block.
457 6th-ave., halfstOre and basement.
Ave. ID g. 5th-st., lower store and bas't;
may divide.
JOG u. 110th-st, whole or balf.store, S25.
228 East 106th.st., hslf-store and rooms,
improvements. SOS;
2,1o7 2d-ave., store with or without rooms,
s57 1stsve., half or whole store, &c.
718 and 716 2d-aye.. whole or hslf store
and rooms.
204 Hester-st, basement store.
25S Ellzabeth-st., store and cheap house
LOFTS.
43 Bowery, 4 small light lofts 6 more ad-
Joining, for lodging house
10 70 ID Dlvision-st., s small lofts.
40 Bieecksr.si., floor. business or dwelling.
Lodging house S az I1lSfGS stSFe for sale,
20 Bowery, 6-st9ry, basenlent and cellar
building.
1873 Hester-st., 3-story tad basement house.
258 Ellzabeth-st., 3.story house, stores, &c.
1913 East 52d.st., 2,stOry brick stable.
104 w. S6th.st., 3-stOry md basement house.
142 West 68d.st., 8-stOry and basement
house, alterations.
320 p. 106th-st, small house, lot 20x100
$50 East 5th,st., small house, with store.
1G6 Elm-st., large house, alterations, &c.
CYRILLB CARREAU, Agent. Grand,St.
and Bowefy, under Oriental Bank.
A PHEASANT -york-rooIn or sfieo, with
n two windows, on second floor, IA and
10 Ann;sot, pear * HsSSaaway q, n Inquire
premises.
A EXTRA large stores With fne rooms I;
n. great chance fer grocer. S68 East
125th-st.
A SECOND FLOOR TO LEASE, 25x62.
N for manufacturing purposes we'll
lighted; No. III Macdnugsl-st good for
any business; immediate possession II 70.
qulred rent free TO May l. Inquire on
/1oRNER Of washington Place and Mercer
" a., 10 lease or for sale large building
lot. 5oxio0; suitable Cor hoto., boarding
bo,ise on apartments. Apply 10 JOHN r..
DOYLE, ~ willlsnl-st.
EsIRABIIE LOFTS TO LET,
Ar 8 SPRUCEST.,
together or separately, with steam. elevator
and steam power, II desired Apply TO
HORACE S. ELY. % Plne-st.
N ESIRABLE HOUSES TO LIT, unfur.
~ nished and Furnished ali loeat onE I;
All psIeae ABHERg l.. KALISk n,
l,7y2 Broadway, ''rhe Ariston'
nE8IRABLE light FIRST lift, 25xs5, near
~ Broadway. Address MAY, Box 81,
Tfib"nc Once.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01
Al Exetas indeed.

The Ncrta Caro'l8a special
correspondent to the Richmond
Ispatch has TIE following te
say abCu: d new exodus:
george Y Price, Que oltie
movers in tne coloredexcdus
scheme. says that lie emgra
ti0H Increment which excited SO
much interest among the color
ed people n april has not col
lapStd. Is seemed tn he tie
case, hut ON the contrary las
been developing strength asd
gatheriag is forces Is esab
.lls hing ass0eiati0ns - l1cal ba
reaus throughout the State.
where tie col0red population is
sufficient 20 justify such orgaHi
za,ious The local bngeaus In
various places have been all the
lille holding tieir meetings
twice . week. Increasing Their
members and Arranging fer the
journey If their sioa OF
Investigation. Wh.ch leaves for
the SOuihseet on toe 6-h %
August Ire Understandable is
that TO general movement will
be made uutll tie Tetura ofthe
commission. The tate Bureau
appTozimatei on the 1th day -
July au enrolled membership Il
5000 AID ali the efforts Of tie
leaders are repaired to reSfEaiu
the anxious Ones from egiug be-
fore the fall Arrangements
have been completed 8ith the
railroads Tor transportation OF
the commission through The del
Ia section Of = ississippi. and
through Arkansas anu Texas
and a position Of Kansas. They
viii be met at Memphis By the
planters. capitalists and
business men of Mississippi. IT
aaLsas, Kansas and Texas. who.
VIII consult with them relative.
TO lie matter Of locating their.
people. giving them employment.
and selling them lands. The.
exodus. /. is thought. viii as
sume vast proportions about the
-Oth OF 10Th Of September.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01
Alabsma gesnsrad1ss.


Iimes-Democfat
\ special from Aberdeen Of
the 18th, says: Sullagent and
Vernon. Al. have been in a
state Of excitement for the past
week. Sieve Burrows. the par
fy who killed the Alabama post
master, and Nick Thornton have
been terroriziag tbes e neigabor-
hoods. The father, old man
Burrows. and Steve's brother.
John, have also been taking 3
hand 10 making thing lively.
On Friday q p0ssee Of deter
mined men left Aberdeen TO ef
feet their capture. and succeed
ed ia taking cid man Burrows
and John. ard q man named
Cash. who were carried TO Yer
non last nigh. aud placed in all.
Steve Burrows and Sick thorn
ton made their ,scaPe.
Certain circumstances devel
Oped which prove beyond a
doubt these are the parties uho
TObhedthe express train at Duck
Hill. These men had planned
to rob the I. C. train on the 1Jth
OF this month. bat owing to the
failure 10 get certain masks AID
material from Chicago; pOstpon
Ell the work. Steve burrows i
the man who entered the cab AZ
Duck Hill and Nick Thornton
the man who she; Charley
Hughes, cfJackson. Tenn. when
ne got OF the train with Conduc
tor Wilkinson Detective Bar
ris was with TIE party Who ef
fected the capture. L little son
of John Burrows made a state
ment 10 him which settles the
identity Of the Duck Hill rob
5eFs as Steve Burrows aud Nick
Thornton. These men have
several aliases, a,l Of which are
Known. together With a full De
scriptiou Ct them.
The people Of Vernon are said
10 live in their boots. afraid to
take any part against ia sc DIES
~perad0es. Steve Burrows has
A regular stucka5c. q h0use
blilt OF thick logs without wia-
dows aud heavy bars fer the
door One alau can defend him.
sell from this h0use against any
reasonable number w.;h small
arms No pains viii be spared
to take IA Steve Bur-0ws aud
MEX IhOTntcn. but tie hills oI
that section afford almost in
pFeguable hiding places.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

Tue karas Ci-y. Ne-, his & BiIn
l1gham railroad IS many miles the
se.ta and far the test equipped
Ike tetwsen POINTS IN IA,
1at ~soutaea=r, and Memptis Z
All pai1s n AE&z1s, Texas aud tie
aai lo=t we Tee -rzssenxe
Tran e4Wpms.t Of this line Is CT the
MODERN c~oa=tru1tiln ard provided
slsA every t.i@ necessary 70 the com =
ieFs safety OF passensers- Elegant
reclining ehsl- ecrs fseats freel are run
al All cay trains tstseea Memphis ard
,Everythiag EeE and
Asdas AID no effort isspared ~ the
Hstn1geneut 70 meet the r-quirements
q AZ travelling public. Through tick
slssA tins line are on sails at all
EFolgh tiefet Gees For hrge map
and time table so.Ier giving faEI info-
z As 70 through ears, connection
ar alsress. III ID Ellis.
zeal At. u aldizon S., Memphis.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

Tie United States l. q nation
for Americans TO be proud Of
The scum and criminal element
Of the old world come over
here 10 grOwl AMI fatten and
curse our government but the
gang eaa be taken cage OF and
made useful III tbs course of
time One thing, however.
seems quite reasonable, aud
that Is that the ignorant foreign
eF should live in this country Is
long IS the educated American
boy must i've before lie is allow
e. = yOte-Ex.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

The Brandon Recorder SAYS:
Brandon now claims the most
absent minded man. lie was
writing = letter the other day .
aad when lac reached the sigma
tnFe forgot AI4 Cwu name. ana
had 10 take two OF three turns
about the yard before lie could
collect his thoughts sufficiently
10 remember It, and sisr tie
l-tter.r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

"H e afe certain We voice the
sentiment Of this city aud State
when we announce THAT white
SUPREMACY prevails here. az
~ Tie eternal horn spoons We
atead I. shall eoutIEsc prevail
-eG IJTS Herald.
lac 9se are also the sc-.i
Hclt If every true Southern
lan, aud there need b. uo
DOUBT hGt that they Will always
5e maintained Let some north
e-a F1d-ca sheet nOE COPY this
aad Tslse another h0gI-GTsua
ia Sentinel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

Two coloTCI men Of South
Carolina. one the pastor Of a
eoIored church at Columbia
have invented a cotton chopper
which proves TO I've such a valu-
Die invention that they have
sold q share Ia 10 to two white
lIel for H 91. One Of the in
yeators Is said 90 have devised
a self pumping machine which
IS almcs. a perpetual molten
machine. The ccutrIvauce il
put il q sci and pumps water
from Vas time Il is started until
it stepped
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

About ten years ago two Nor
mon elders settled in Wilson
county. Tenn. and since that
time have converted many z
norant people. They recently
disturbed Tu5iic worship and
the citizens held = public meet
ing and determined TO drive
them from the county.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01
TaTHssAY, s.F!EyiEs e, is:s.

la.sssA?, ssFisyiEs e. is:s.
The University has been put
in q more effective condition
than ever before
The plan Of study is Te-east
SO as TO allow LUuerous cleo
.tives in both the a. Il and the
b. $. courses. FTcFcssOTships
have been Te-crCanized: Addi-
son Hogue, Irof. Of Ancient
Languages; T. b. Fulton. Prof.
Of Physics and AsiFonomy;R. ~.
Leavell. Pref. If English and
Bellies Lettres: " r. Sins. late
OF Vanderbilt UNIV. Prof. OF
Mental and a.cTal Science: &c;
Geo. D. P%uriBt0n, lste Of Univ.
F.. Of Missouri. Prof. OF Chemistry
and Natural History; Prof. }.
". Johnson. Asst Pref. in Eng
lisI aud Naths GsatiCs. The Ex-
eeutive COmu ittee vii fill the
/ chairs of Ma. hematies aud of
Modern LSnruages. frCn the
best material afforded by the
United States, before College
opens: and an assistant Profess
sOr Of Ancient Languages viii
be appointed
Edward NlsyeS. IS Professor
Of Law and Chancellor.
Tuition still free TO all, except
a fee of So TO law students.
Send for Catalogues and state
meat Of improved scheme Of
study.
EDWARD IAYES,
chancellor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01
Meeting Of tie Democratic *.
ecatiYe Committee.
OXFORD. Mss,
April G, IS-9


TIE Democratic Executive
Committee 81 faCave-te coantv
met on the Gth Ct Arri. Il the
court hogsc IN oxford. pursuant
70 the rail q the chairman and
-he falie members ausNer
CD 10 Their laaes
Ba-. II - T Ealkner. r s
Eer- " Knight
Tea Il eeHcer. pruzF fsr
& anderson i Tor
/ Nay6eld-
Beat IS " Smith z eraaa
cez " Il Graham foE = ? 81
Rams
Beat &c U Davis
Beat IN { uea.oa fr T
ebster.
The object OF me meeting Es
stated BY the Ell ralaa when the
following Fesoleaeas we're
adopted, viz
Resolved !. TIA. n Primary
election BE held II Is aveste
county q TIE djs1Eest voliIe
places therein 10 select tie
nominees oftbe DemeeEatirp par
" for the various county Offices
of LaF yette eoulty
= TIA. said Primary election
on Saturday, the q day Of
Angus 1859, and that the Polls
be opened ea the mernfr of
that day promptly at 8 o'eloc ;.
and close 1t ) o'clock ,. N
3. That tie candidates receig.
Ing the highest EGGber # y5tcs
az said election for the rafous
county offices shall be declared
the nominees 0ftAe De4oeratie
party Of lafayette COUNTY.
l. That the people IRE re
quested TO meet st Their voting
places on the 81 dav of Argusf
and select from their humber ,
judges and > clerks and cue -.
turning OnceT, who shall hold
SAID primary election and the
Votes so cast shall be returned
with the boxes aad tally sheets
to the Ezeeu;ive committee on
Monday the 9TH day of Augpsf
whose duty Il shall be 10 omen
said boxes, eoG.t the votes and
declare tue result e the county
offices.
That all qualified voters in
this county who voted for Cleye-
land aud Thurman IN the ast
ffesideliial election OF would
nave done 50 had they attended
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

The minister called one after
neon To sea Mrs. Brown. and at
q moment when she was out of
the room, being in \ sermoniz
ing mood. he said TO little John
ny; This - an unreasonable
weird, my Young friend "I0u
bet 1t Is asscnted Little John
~, IN a way that left no doubt
as to bis sincerity. Teacher
Iicks re when don't know
enough. and dad takes it out Of
me when know too much
Banner Of Light
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

Rev. Sir. DobbS. Oh the Bap-
iist church. aud Rev. Peter q.
ScaTs of the Episcopal church
are the latest acquisitions 10 the
puiPits of Holly Springs. Mr
Dob1s l. a young man Of much
promise the son CT the famous
Baptist minister IL Columbus.
Mss, and q man Of fCEce and
tigor- GE. Sears is also a
youuG man whom the Bishop
considers one o. the most prom
isiug IN the State-HOIiy
Spring Reporter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

last week at q point On the
Eicksburg, Shreveport sud
Pacific road, 100 miles from
Nicksburg, an oil negro named
Richard EenIOn, stood 10 q driy
ing rain for more than an hour
10 warn an approaching train
THAT "A washOut had 0c.urred.
lie THIS satcd the lives Of many
people on the trim, who showed
their gratitude by making up a
purse OF twenty five dollars for
h.u.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

TIE Oxford EAGLE made q
.ate ioT the Consideration al
the delegates before the couven
ton met, and every man on its
ticket was nominated except
one; Prof. Brandon was defeat
ei by Hon. j K Preston. for su
peIInteDdent of public insiruc-
tion. This perhaps accounts
Tor the haste with which tie
nominations were made Bates
vile Panoliau.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

Meridian News: The Jack
son Clarion Ledger Is making
var on she inmates of the ia
sane asyiums Of the State. 1t
savs occasionally some lit
tie fool is heard to say the Clar
ION Ledger has 10 opinions.
Such idiots would not recognize
a. opinion il they beard one ex-
pressed.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

Typhoid fever Is epidemic In
Philadelphia The disease Is at
tFibuted 10 the ir8ruriiy Of the
drinking water.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

j man Who viii read and en-
Joy a paper fOr many years aud
EeveT pay a cent for il, IS q very
sorry man, indeed, and his
chance fer heaven is abont rs
slim as a eaEsel getting through
the eye OF q needle Democrat
S,ar.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

Hugh d.. Fairly. Of Mississippi.
has been appointed a eopyiSt in
the Geological Survey, at $40
per auuum.