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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-06-19

NEN &tN
Weekly Weather Crop Guile.
lin Of tie .ate weather service,
for the week ending Saturday,
jane ia, 1890.
Reports from forty four plac.
es show continuous and excss
sive rains, especially in the nor
thern aud western parts OF the
State. The temperature and
amcurt of sunshine have not
been generally unfavorable. The
rains have seriously interrupted
farm work al a critical period
and given a start to grass and
weeds.
This week has not been as ia
vorabie as the last to tho cotton
crop. Special inquiries were
sent out asking reports on the
present condition of this crop
Thesereports are ia one respect
conflicting. They show howcy.
er that the total acreage plant
ed is about IS great as usual.
except IN the overflowed dis
trict, where it is fully ten per
cent less The weather was not
generally favorable for planting
as much Is was intended over
the State.
Apparently unusually good
stands wsCe obtained, and have
not been injured seriously ex.
cept in q few localities; none OF
the planted crop seems to have
been rejected.
The cotton plant is reported
as being healthy, vigorous and
well grown, and not suffering
for cultivation in the southern
part Of the State and in tho up.
lands OF tho centra! part. 1t is
small, about two weeks late, and
not ev.ry where vigorous IN the
nortIern parts where it Wss
planted late, and was most af
fected By cool Weather and Toe
much rain early in the season
From 10 to 30 per cent over
the State is reported as suffer
ing for cultivation which viii
require from sixteen TO twenty
far days to accomplish
In tho northern part OF the
State the general condition is
reported as better than at this
season in 1889, and about hall
the reports put the prospect up
to the average for the middle Of
June. Others discount Tbs
prospect on account CT recent
rains, lice and cut wGrns, chiefly
in the bottom On the vest AMI
the pTalgies on the east
In the southern part two.
thirds Of tie reports put tie
prospect MP % or above the
average
From all accounts !; ssems
fair to conclude tbat for til
State at large there Il a much
better prospect than ayeara ago,
and = promise nov Of at least
an average crop Of cotton
r 3 FULTON
Director
University, Miss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-06-19

l Washington correspondent
recently quoted Justice Lamar
as expressing a very pessimisuc
view of affairs in Mississippi
aud the south. lie was said %
fear that tae State OF &issiasip.
pi IS eventually to 90 complete.
Is into the eentrol Of the he.
gFees, aud 1t you'd be best fer
self respecting white people 90
move out. For himself he had
practically severed hls relations
with that state and never ex.
peeted to live there again.
The Meridian News repub.
lished this alleged interview
saying it doubted It's authentici-
ty, and called on Justice Lamar
to make a statement, addingthat
the Justices views Oh the con
stitutional convention would al.
so prove OF interest. The edi
torial was forwarded to Davi.
son, a special correspondent at
Washington. by the Mobile Reg
lister, asking that Mr. Lamar %
asked for 4 statement regarding
the Interview. Dawson re
spOnded as follows: washing
ton. June L. Have Just seen
Justice Lamar in regard 10 Car.
penter's statement. as % his
gloomy view OF the south. Mr..
Lamar says the correspondent
Inexperienced the drift of lila
remarks. You can say that /
was never in better health than
| am now. / have a most hope.
fal view of the future prospect
of the south"
The Justice continued, SHE
Meridian News can get my views
of the Mississippi constitutional
convention by writing fer them
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-06-19

At the recent meeting of the
board OF Trustees of the Ia G
at Columbus, the presidency Of
the college Was rendered Prof
r " Jones, the former presi.
dent, now Of the State Universe.
ty but declined Prof. Beale,
OF Padaeab, KY. has accepted
the position.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-06-19

Report ri The Grand jury Ia the
Circuit court Of the United
S atcs tot the NJ estern Divis
ion of the Northern District
Of Mississippi. June Term,
1900, June Is, 1890.
We, the grand Jurors afore
said, beg leave to report to the
Court that We have net from
dag to day, holding two sessions
each day. since the day Of organ
izatiou, ON the "a day Of June
1890 that during this time we
have examined IG3 Witnesses,
and found 50 bills of indict-
ment, which have been report.
ed ia tho order in whics they
were found.
Aa foreman Of the Iury [ am
pleased to report that the jury
has been uniformly quiet aud
orderly, attentive 10 business.
and ready and willing to find
biiIa Of indictment whenever
the testimony before the jury
warranted such finding.
And for tho entiIe jUry 7 re-
port tina, we have very much ap
preciaEed the kindly treatment
aud tho modest dignity Of TIE
Court during the past two
weeks that we have nothing
but kindly feeling aud good
viii 20 express toward the Court
sud It's oiacsrs, after this int.
mate connection with both the
Court and its officers fcr the
past fifteen days--aud especial
Is Is this the ease with reference
ts ali the Office with whom We
have had to dc directly, includ-
ing the Hon Il a Hill, Judge Of.
the said court, G L Hill, clerk,
Hon. Henry G Siles, L s Attor
neg, Capt John II Burton, L S.
Marshal. and Iis efficient depu-
~ 4 e smith and the WORTHY
and faithful baiiif f W Fennell,
All OF bh0m have Invariably
shown Ia every courtesy.
Aud, uov.at this parting hour
as Law abiding citizens, as well
as Your grand jury, We begl
leave 10 say that We have tried
10 10 OuT duty, and it is our
earnest desire that, by tie co op
CITATION of all our citizens with
cur courts. State and National.
the public morals as well as civ
conduct OF the entire people
may be elevated, temptation re-
moved fem the youth Of our
beloved State aud 81 life Of ten
perance and purity 10 al oari
citizens DC made easier, so that
when the evening shades bavol
gathered around Us, aud court
aud county are With Us matters 7.
OF tbs past, It may be our 10 On
tev the halls ola Higher Court.
At he call of hat Welcome sum
mons, we! deao thou good
and faithful servant" rather
th2a at tie stern demand OF a
caPias Instaata, IN the hands Of
an officer who has no discretion
IL dispensing mercy and temper
ing justice.
TO the Court and all It's oil
GERS, hoping Chat we have met,
II least reasonably well, the re
quirements Of the Law, We say.
:he ii ever the part Of this Hon
able Court TO enforce the laws
as far as public opinion sill
sustain them.1
We have further to report
that We have this day adjourn
ed.
Aost respectfully signed,
< %rvSpu Fr~em.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-06-19
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from tho tyranny Of depraved b.sot :,
Use az this medicine. AS
"FoT nine years ] was afflicted with
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Tilia- Three bottles Of this great blood NIL
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-06-19

You could hardly persuade
Sullivan TO fight a horsefy of
his nose down in Iissi ssippi. If
there we're enough mississippi
Governors scattered over the
land, smuggling tramps would be
scaFcsr than they are.-Chieago
Inter Ocean.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-06-19

On last Sunday morning Rev.
Pc Sears preached the Com
mencement sermon fos Frank.
lin College. The church was
crowded with the pupils and
their friends. Rev. Mr. Ray
mond held no services at the
Presbyterian church but with
his congregation attended tue
service Mr. Sears returned
the compliment by announcing
that on next Sunday morning
there would be no services and
requesting his congregation TO
attend the services at the Pres.
byterian church. Mr.. Sears
sermon was excellent aud appro
pirate and was highly apprecia
ted by his heareIs.-HolIy
Springs Reporter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-06-19

Your SILVER dollar IS worth
more to-day than II ever was
before Why? Because with
i you can now get The New
0rieans Weekly Tines
oeinScsat Tor a Whelc scar
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-06-19

DE-. d c Kelley, pastor of the
Methodist church at Gallatin,
Tenn, has been nominated BY
tie prohibition party ofTennes-
see for Governor OF thGt State.
and has accepted
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-06-19

The Courier-JOurna says that
1t means ten years disfranehise-
ment in Illinois TO steal chick.
ens II this is not suppression
Of the colOred vote what is il +
Mobile Register.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-06-19

There are only five States
II the union in which q school
master can now legally fog a
pupil. In all other states a pu.
pil menacsd with corporal pun
ishment can arm himself with
any sort OF weapon and use it
rs best lie caH.-Free Press.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-06-19

Delay 30l8.
Dear EAGLE: Delay had rcai
genuine commenccHelt last
week, sermon, Grafton and al.
and it was an occasion pFoliec
Of pleasure FOR all Tho were in
attendance.
The exercises opened Friday
evening with the primary con.
cert under tie able supervision
OF Mics Blanche Morrow.
haven't time to speak indiyidu-
ally of The "Iittia foiks,T but
each contributed his and her
share TO the ezcellently arrang.
ed program in a praiseUorthy
manner. and caused a glow OF
pride and pleasure to mantle the
expectant faces OF parents and
friends. Aiss Blanche has made
quite an envlahle reputation as
teacher while here and &c en-
terrain the hope Of having her
in Delay Institute and College
another year.
Saturday evening the recita
tioBs for the medal by The young
ladies' took place. Misses LEILA
Hodge Ellie, willie and Eolic
Lancaster, Ina Gault, Made
Knight aud Lacy Coleman we're
the contestants. TIE girls all
looked sc pretty md TeCite2 Sc
well the judges found them
selves in tbs midst Of : bad
fix" it vas 50 difficult TO decide
between them, bat finally award.
Ell the media, 10 Mss MaUde
Knight. The young ladies' had
the sincere thanks OF = large
audience fer a very pleasant
evening Miss Morrow con.
tubuted very largely to the
pleasure Of the evening By a
recitation, The witch's Daugh-
ter.
Sunday the sermon vas
preached by Rev. W r Sims, of
the University. Il was a rare
treat indeed, not characterized
by words Of learned length.
aud laundering sound" TO amaze
us rustics; bnt of beautiful truths
in the habiliment OF simple GU
phonic words, which vooed cur
thoughts from things telluric
and pertneated through the be-
ing like "ths sounds of lutes
DER = mooulit sea" We hope
he vail come again.
On Monday tho annual era.
ton vas delivered by Nr. d p
Price a member OF the Law
class Of tho University. The
youth sm9cEed their lips with
considerable gusto over tie re.
marks addressed 10 them. and
We al enjoyed It in The highest
degree. / veature tho pred.c-
ton that SIT. Price viii adorn
his profession TO n conspicuou,
sxtent Bu. oLi dear, he Is
married.
On Monday evening Tessga
VIII and Nac Webster R0ayne
Willie HaItsGeld. Oscar and
Harry Denton, Willis Anderson.
Sam Ragland aud Claude Pat
terson, were tbs anxious ones
The eHorts If each were excel
lent and reflected much credit
on their training. / trust liey
VIII year the toqur virilis With
as much credit Claude Patter
sou came of victorious. twas
with regret that we heard
the commencement pronounced
ended.
The patrons will doubtless
prove their appreciation of Prof
Browne Efforts by placing hin
agaiu in charge Of their school.
lie IS the right man in the right
place. Among the many visi.
tors commencement week. we're
were Nr. and Hrs John aor
rev, Misses Mcclure, Turner
aud WohIleben of Oxford, Miss
Edna Hamblet, Er. and Mrs.
Palmer, Prof. Bass and Hon. G
o Davis, of Paris, Prof Fur
and Nessrs. Webb. Raybuen and
Hartsield, of Toecopola.
L. ".
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-06-19

Sixteen hundreu cabin passeu
gers sailed from New York for
Europe las: Saturday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-06-19

The Baptist State Convention
will meet III Columbus on July,
23d and continue in session Eve
days
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-06-19

Study books to know how
things ought 10 be, study men
TO know how things are.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-06-19

One thousand dollars reward
has been offered for the murder
ers OF A kimball at Jackson
recently.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-06-19
News

NO one, who Is willing TO adope Ia.
course, need be long afflicted WITH
buhciss, pnnpies' Sr other euarslss -
tions- Ahese are TIE results Of Natsrs
forts 70 expel poisonous and eaas r-.,
noin uae oiood- n show plainly ia 81.
system Is Kidding Itself nirouga the san 4,
impurities Whisn was the legitimate 49,.
OF the liver anu kidneys 70 remove Tor
store tnese ofsans % tleir proper lune,1r,
Ayers S~arsapaTiila Is the metEfre -
That nc other hl~ood-puffer can -
with il, thousands testify who haY. -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-06-19

The Greenville Times eli, e
secured a cotton bloom on the
l4th inst.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-06-19
TIE FAIkCE Cl2 la.

Ttc kansas City, Memphis & Birn
iEgham railroad i many niles ,he
shcEtess anst - far the best etuirpci
passenger line between piass N IL.
vast and so1.ae~lst. and Memphis ana
nj points IN AFkarsas, Teas aud a.
vest and uoTfhee5t. TIE PASSENGER
ruin equipneE. OF tais liue IS ef the
most modern construction and provided
18th every device necessary % the con-
Tort and s.ts.y CT passenger Elegant
reclining chair cars seats frce) arc rua
1l all dlT s-ains hatreen Memphis and
birmingham. Eyerythi7- Hez AMI
ars ~cllss aud 10 eTors isspared b. the
infringement % meet the requirements
81 the travelling public. ThFoa-h tick
etsvia t5is line are on sale az all
Fuz large man
ot tile f1liar giving fall iifpr>
rati9l u- 20 through cars. connexions
o.. address II , ELLIS,
Cert Agt. 81 MADISON st. AeaL IS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-06-19

= man who does ns produce
anything. and does nothing to
build up his town and section i
an alien N a sense The produc
er IS the one who helps to builG
up g couutry while the other Is
a GrOns--Ex
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-06-19
a Great Event

In ones life S the discovery OF { remedy for
some ~iOngstanding malady. The poison Of
Scrcfula IS In your olOOd. You inherited II
from your ancestors. VIII you transmit il
70 y0aF offspring? In the great majoFiry
of cases. ho-h Consumption and CataFfh orig.
mate IN Sercfula. II Is supposed 10 b. TIC
primary source Of many other arrangements
o. The body. Begin at once TO cleanse your
blood with tie standard Alternative,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-06-19

Kentucky is nov nominating
delegates TO her State couven
ton
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-06-19

The Democracy Of Lawrence
county eLdoiSe the Campbell
plan
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-06-19

Saturday the 2Ist will be the
longest DAY OF the year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-06-19

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-09

conversation With the prisoner
Holbrook on that night, as he had
stated. he and others had -, I'D
time" going from sslc3i % saloon.
He hired . bed 81 the house Of |.
person named Sprague, never the
theatre, but did not occupy H. He
went back to Bountifnl on the Ger.
noon OF the following dsy. he had
no talk with Holbrook on his retlrn,
as sworn 20 by him. IL was moi
W. mat Uclbsook accused him Of
sett-g nrr 10 the Tuttle premises.
nef did he make any admission to
him concerning It. 0nthe night o..
the 24th he lGreen) was pretty
full" The only remark lie male 10
Holhrnck about the fires was that
III beat h, the way they were
going on" and Holbrook replied
that ii did. All the money Hol-
brook paid him was towards the
carpet. lie received no money
whatever from him Tor f'r,ns The
house Wren he asked Hoihrook
is,e Question about the insurance on
The premises the fire was burning.
Witness here corrected his state
ment by saying that It was on the
night Of the Srd, not the 23rd, that
he was In Salt Lake. He wss
in- B0untiful on that night.
The dOubi he expressed. IN HoIt
brooks brOlher - e futile nuish-
ing hi- rrS shed was meant in a
general way, rs futile seldom I'm
ished what he undertook. He
tGreen) went 20 bed at quite an
early hour on the night Of the Hol-
brook fire, and did not get pp again
until the alarm had been given.
Vitae. had openly said that the
man who was guilty ~ causing lie
hres OUCH. 10 lie iSte,is;i. He had
nasde Esnae tiaim 10 a small portion
Of The land on which rlttIe;s place
stood, but there wesp't Iclcn in it.
In ansEsr = W. Dung the pns-
oner sess .e was rather intoxicated
c. the night ofthe asth Of July, and
IL he did speak to HolbrOok he had
no recollection Of u. He was hot
aware that hu talked any louder
than anybpds Use in BountifuI
aboat She fires, but he had said that
Hanging was too goOd'' for the in
Sheriff d. o. Wiley testified to see
ing Green so drunk la The road on the
night Of the futile fire that he
could harlily stand.
To Mr. Young, witness said
he wRtrhtd the prisoner pretty
closely, but saw nothing IN his ac-
lions 20 lead him to suspect that he
had taken any part In these fires.
Mr. Young said he had no desire
10 ask the coart % hold the accused,
but felt ra;beFto leave the case to
the commissioners discretion, for
the reason that really the opiS testf.
mouy agains. Green VIZ thai OF a
self-confessed feI0n.
Tire accused was discharged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-09
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

NOTICE Is HEREsY GIVEN THAT
~ IN pursuance % an order 81 ihe Pro-
hate Court 10 and Tor salt Lake County.
Utrh ferrIlorS. made on the lt,h dly OF
April, ISs9, In the matt or OF the estate Of
-i-sen A. Chase. deceased. the under-
signed the af-sinisiratrfx % said estate,
Will sell AZ private safe. u the highest bid
der for cash. ard subiec. to confirmation -
said PROBATE Court. al the right. title. IN
fcrcs. and estate CT the s1if So
sen A. Chase AZ the time Of hts
death. and all the riEnt. titc and inter
est that the said estate h1z BY op-Ea-
ton Of law or otherwise acquired. other
than Sr m additi1n N that % TIE said SIS
sen \. Chase. a. the time OF his death. IN
and % tha. certain lot. piece ~ parcel q
land, sltzafe and beiaE IN the cay and
county u Szii Lake, Jlta Territory,
uounded and described a. follows. O. vii:
Commencing Al the southeast corner q Lot
Two q In Block Two o. IN Tot b SAT-
Like Cifg survey. and runsiuz thence west
three az rods. thence north ten no. rods
N. nee east three 81 rods whence south ten
'i01 rods 10 place OF beginning. contain
inE thirty square rods o. Ernuud-
Bids N writing viii be received for sid
ururcrfv. adirs ssed % the undersigned.
care Of Isalc VI. Wafecii. $50. Attorney.
Utah and Commercial SAVINGS Bank huild-
tuE, Salt Lake City. salt i.akc County. Itlh
Territ1ry. up 20 aIfd Including the eeud day
Of -rpfcu ber. t-aC. after which said prop
erty Will be cold Terms and conditions OF
sale. cash. and subject 10 confirmation by
MIRIAM q. CHASE.
Adm inistratTix Of the estate % Slssen- \
Crasc. deceased Il "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-09
Criminal Calendar.

The criminal calendar for the
September term Of the Third District
Court, 80 far, i as follows:
NoSnGI, sErr.I1
3S- UEIied states W. Jacob ). wesi
hig amy. etc.
eSs- Uslted states rs. Jacob J. wess,
hrinElng stolen property inio the Terri
TUESDAY. SEPT. u.
=IZ Ua.Eed s;ates va Jazes Hook. IN
lawful eohabi;Ail0n-
So United ssasos "a Gsorsc p. Roach.
fornicaiion-
WEDNESDAY. sIFI. Il.
81. UnEed states ". Is,a1 warIis. = a.
sa- Uaiied States Va. Ta,uas AIsOp.
- United STATE. "a. rbaaa. Al.Op.
-. Uniie1 States vs.. william 5. GbJy.
THURSDAY. sErr. Is.
80. United states Va ]. c. Halnilt0 IN
la=ful cohabit.iion-
50 United State vs.. Clinton AiasEorsh,
90 People vs.. Joseph sehoaai And Tass.
a. People vs.. Thomas rhonPsOa. Ersud
FRIDAY. SErr ia.
cas- Peopse "a Albers Yea. ressung Of
al. People 70. Jane, NscaHy. grad
az. People " John W. Randall and ~
rms Aaron. grand larceny.
Ca People ". LoreaEo Stevens, grams
larceny
MONDAY. SErT. -
scs. People rs. chas. wymaa. murder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-09
n. OINWOoDEY

FOR BUSINESS AGAIN.
And will be pleased to have
the public generally and all
his old customers call and
see him at Calder's Music
Palace, the Calder Estate
having kindly allowed him
to use part OF their storcl,
where he has opened out q
New and Beautiful Stock of
Carpets and Parlor Furni-
ture. All orders will receive
most careful attention. He
still has the 8 5 employees
with him ready to execute
any order.
Give him a Call.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-09

Which people In n run down state
OF health derive from Hoods Sara
perilla conclusively proves that the
medicine s'makes tire weak strung.D
II does not &c: like siimulant, I'M
partIug fictitious strength, hut
Hoods Sarsaparilla builds up in a
perfectly natural way-all the weak
ened parts. purifies the blood, aud
assists TO healthy action those i'm
poriant organs, the Kidneys and
liver