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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-07-18

from AplnBlOn bTOCklvh, pOutu Ney
mouth and whitman. The fire star
ted in the Congregational church and
caught from gasoline lamp used in burn
ing OFF paint from the church by painters.
There not being much water pressure the
flames spread rapidly, consuming the
church, school house, library, factories and
other buildings The loss will be nearly
800, 900.
A special train on the Southern Central
road struck a carriage containing five ladies
at u crossing two miles from Oswego about
6 O'Clock the afternoon, OF the 10th.
Three of the women, Mrs. Cleveland,
widow of ex-Sherif Cleveland Of
Tiego county, Mrs. James Shay and
Mrs. Avery Whitmarsh, were killed. Mr.
Thos Beahr and Mrs. Harvey Nandever
were caught in the pilot and injured.
Late Tuesday. at King powder mills, 20
miles east of two empty freight cars
were being rolled on u side track, when
they struck a car containing 500 kegs of
giant powder. a terrific explosion follow
ed, and another car containing 800 kegs OF
giant powder blew up, making 1900 kegs
altogether. William Franley, a Little Mi
smi brakeman, was blown TO atoms, and no
truce of him has yet been found. The
other persons, supposed TO be employees
OF tho powder company, were killed.
The number killed by the explosion at
Kings mill yesterday was l2 injured, 10
1t is announced as quite certain that an
other summer hotel is to be erected on the
Nichols farm on the shores of Cumberland
bay, near the village of Flattsburgh, as
surveyors have been at work for the last
few days making a survey of the land The
hotel IS to be built 10y u syndicate of New
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-07-18
Mrs. iraip's Death.
Not 40 bad as It Might BE.

From the Philadelphia Ledger.l
Tho best thing to be said of the silver
bill, rs sent to the president is that 10 is
not 50 bad bill as the Senate passed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-07-18

After long debate the Senate on Thurs
day last by vote OF 80 to 20, adopted tn
conference report on the silver bill.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31


NO one should miss the game today for
!. WIZ De great one. France, whose won
cerfui work on Thursday made him
prime favoFite, wiz be in the box for the
nome team. and March, the star twirier.
VIII De IN for the Tacomas. Pat FIahertv
wa. oe In George Bright's place at short
and his tine work yesterday shows how he
can fiji it. Fender will be on third. his old
position in the Texas league, where he had
record OF nineteen games without single
error. Manager Rockwell has put in his
strongest team and the boys viii pull out
OF the third place to which they were rele-
gated by the visitors yesterday, If heavy
STICK work and active fielding can accom-
plish 1t. The Madison Street Cable Com
Pany VIII have sixteen cars running to the
grounds. and there need be no delay in get
ting the crowd home after the game.
GaIie viii be called at O'Clock sharp.
The players and positions are as follaws
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31
BICYCLES BEAT THE RECORD.
Run Of One Hundred Miles From Erie to
Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Aug. 3O.-The event of the
bicycle racing today was the great century
run of 100 miles from Erie to this city.
The entries were: McDaniels. of Whining
ton; Nasmith, of Toronto; Christ, of Ton
AMANDA; Croone, of Buffalo, and Van Wag-
oner. of Newport. They left Erie at s:25ls
this morning. and although the roads
were rather heavy the race
resulted in a smashing OF rec
ords. Van Wagner was never
headed, though the men were well punched
until the last few miles. Christ dropped
ont at Fredonis, about ten miles from the
finish. Van Wagner completed the run
at sos o. M, with McDavids good sec
ond, Crooke third and Nasmith fourth.
The winners time was hours 35}< min
utes. The record was hours and 20 min
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Dust From the Diamond.

esofse Bright. while he goes to pieces
saonally like every other brilliant
r.ss' ieeis as badly over an error as any
"a on the bleachers. George is, besides.
siesilent fellow in every way, and has
host Of friends.
mere were less errors IN yesterdays
80 nan in any previous contest on the
ga diamond.
.sarieen cars were put on to take the
I've home. The Madison Street Cable
apany are doing their best TO accommo-
y ne patrons of the game.
Anager Lucas has a trio of first-class
~ IN March. Stephens and Tanning.
- ae Fender was hit with terrific force In
81 inng by Tanning yesterday, and for
, sas II looked as though a stretcher
80 nave to be called for. Bob shook
h-ssl 'ogether, however, and gameily
ea playing bail. He was the only
sno committed larceny of base.
ssaplfe Young silenced howl over one
= decisions by explaining the rule to
WONG. That settled the matter, and
very sensible way of settling il, too.
\. fianeriy is very versatile player.
So good out-helder. is at home on
49, sas Of the bags. plays shortstop to per-
49, ~, and is said to be fully as good q
- a Earle. of the Tacomas. lie has
nn. zen known to pitch pretty good
60 On scratch.
VIII be called at 8 O'Clock today.
rs oaly two errors in yesterdays game,
sp... ps In left field. and wnitely's in
s.,s we're entirely excusable. as they
lade after hard runs.
sn,-sN am viii leave here for Spokane to-
49, !" play series with Barnes high
49,. nsa. The series was TO have COM
49,. ga Tuesday, but Manager Barnes
~ MANAGER Rockwell 70 postpone
s oay. This was assented to, and
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Some WonderfuI Feat..

cort's Lake Washington Casino viii un-
douhtedly be crowded this afternoon and
evening, as the immense company brought
here by Manager Dunno. comprising the
Elliott family. the Imperial japanese
troupe, and other renowned speciality ar
lists. viii make their last appearance in
this city. The performance Is truly meri-
torious. The Eliiotts are unquestionably
the champion bicycle and unicycie riders
of the world. while the feats performed by
the laps are entirely new in America and
are sensational in the extreme
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31
Last nav OF the Hartford R.ces.

HARTFORD, Aug. 30-The closing day oil
the grand circuit is over. Guy trotted an
exhibition mile in 2:17N. and c. J. Ham
lin, of Buffalo. drove in double harness his
mares, Belle Hamlin and Justiana, mile
in 2:15s<. reducing their own record oil
2:16L. and equaliing the time made by
Maxey Cobb and Media Medium at Fleet.
wood in 1884. Summary:
Capital Guarantee stake, for foals of 1856,
sS,00o-Early Bird won, Abbie V. Second, Carlos
third. Best time, 2:2
Two twenty-nine tro., s1.000-R. N. Taylor
won, Maggie second, Nightingale third, Tom
Carpenter fourth. Best time, 2:2I
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31

tssaed runs-sestfle /, Tacoma 8.
febase hits-van Zandt, Tanning, Wright
<,len hsses-Pender.
foaele plays--wright strouthers.
ssses on balls-Fifzgeralc 8.
ssss on hit By bslls-By Fitzgerald 2, Fam
1ssk oas-By Fitzgerald 8. Tanning I.
ne OF game-1 hour 20 minutes
snpre-Ben Young.
xssss-Portus Baxter.
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sunol and Palo Alto Ready.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 30.-This morning
Suuol and Palo Alto were given their first
speeding since their arrival at Belmon,
Park. Palo Alto was driven by Marvin
and made the mile in 2:l3, after which
Marvin brought out Sunol and speeded he,
a mile in 2:12il. The track was dead, ow.
ing to the rain. The horses are in good
shape, and the track, if the weather holds
good, will be fast next Thursday, when
they go against the records.
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Petaluma Fair Races.

PETALUxA. Aug So-Summary-Two. twenty.
four class. purse $l,0oo-won by..Mary Lou. Best
time, 2:22A,
Two-year-old colts, stake-won By Vida
Wilkes. Best time. 2.2s1@
Last rsce-Won by George Washington, Ned
Lock second. Best time, 2:2Tiz.
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p,,,earh, :, Nor,h yak,u,.

NORTH YAKIMA, Aug. 30.-A ten-round
fight between Billy Myer. the champion
lightweight of Illinois, and Red German,
the champion lightweight OF Wisconsin,
for purse OF 5000, will take place at the
opera-house on the night of the Ssh prox.
The arsic es were signed and deposits were
made today. Six-ounee gloves will be used.
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spokane ..-.-............ :. % o 40 o 0"7
Portland. ................0 OOOI p 4
Earned runs-Portland 1, Spokane L
Two-base hits-Buchtel, Powell. PhiIlip&
Three base hits-Buchtel
Bases ON balls-Bs Huston 2, by whitrock
Struck out-By whitrock 2, by Huston 2
Bases stolen-ward 2, Mills 2, Peoples, Hulin,
Hassamer.
Passed balls-Schachern.
Time of game-i:z2.
Umpire-stanton.
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.ne tour games viii be played on wednes-
Gsy' Thursday. Saturday and Sunday.
Inc Iscomas go home tomorrow and viii
play series with Portland.
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Take the Northern Pacific railroad vest oulee
sleeper and dining-sar route. for al points EAsS
AChileerg. city ticket agent. lie second ssreeS
boston block; 4 7onkin. oepos uckss agent
seattle
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Reservations On any steamship line in the
Atlantic service 70 Europe and England can De
secured as Northern PACING once A. Cnilberg
ciry ticket agent TIC second street. Bosson
block: Il Tonkin- depot ticketasens. seattle
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Go to the grand open air concert this after
noon 81 wess Seattle.
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wHIrRocK HAD POOR SUPPORT.

AND Portia nd Was Again Defeated by
the Spokane Team.
PORTLAND. Aug. 30.-Portland hit Hous-
ton freely today, but without effect. few
opportune hits and little judlcious all
around baseball playing in either the sixth.
seventh. eighth or ninth inning would
have won the game. Whitrock pitched a
strong game. but did not get good support.
The fielding errors OF the home team let in
four runs. The score:
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New cloaks wraps capss and jackets just in.
Chester Cisary.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-22
PALACE eAQ LINE.

Fhc Kansas City. N-rpkis 4 Blruf
ngham railroad Is many miles the
shortest AMI BY AF the best equipped
Passenger line between points In n
east and southeast. ani Memphis AMI
Adj points n Arkansas. Texas Agi thu
~ssr aad northwest- The passenger
train Equipment Of this line Is Of the
most nGaera C0astraetIpu and provoked
with every u viee necessary to the com
FORT and safety q Passengers Elegant
reclining chair ears seats fresl are run
sn Al day trains between Memphis and
Bi~rEinghan- Everything new and
frs >elGss and no effort issPared by the
infringement 70 meet the requirements
Of the travelling public. Through tick
sksEia this hne are On sabe as ali
throagh ticket Offices. Fer large map
and time table folder giving full Infor~
nation rs % through ears, connections
ete., address,. Il II ELLIS.
Gent Agt. 81 4ldiseu st. Menu iis
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Heights ef Pthias Eisauisl
Corei ave AZ Giiwsukse. VS.. july
S-l1- lcs0 Oulv oue fare raaag
mp va IEsnsis Ctatnal rsIssld
Tickets at above rase wi be .asi
July T. 5, s :, good r-turains
ustii Julv 9lst, ls9l. TIE hort
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Atiwaukse. i Va the Iumss Gen
trial railroad and Chicago.
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Guarantee Dr.. Aekers bla,i elixir
for I has been falIv demonstrated
to the people q .hn eluEtrv Thai
Il u sgPsrIsx - al other Frsp1rl
tIsa for blood Diseases IL = a
positive cure far svphihtic poison.
ing, ulcers. ~sruPtroa- AMI FlmpIss
IL ParI@ss the whole system and
Thoroughly bGsl8s NJ the csnssisu-
tf0n- ScII ~ T Chandler.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-22

The SsAte Of MISSISSIPPI. L1Fay-st e
county In the Cbanesry court Nay
term. A 2, Is9o.
LN Tonli1son sk al,
K w PhiFps et A.
To Jordan u Phirr- whose poztskee Is
or WIS key West. - county. IN
the state Of F~lofuia. Richard W
Phipps whose Po~stofiee IS PAlmEsola
IN the county u M4n4t-s N the stat
OF Florida.
YoU are hereby eenu1anied 70 Be AMI
appear nc the next term uf the Chan
Gerry e0urr 70 be held IN and fbr the
e-aafy Of LaF1ystts IN the State IL
MisaIssippi ca the Fourth Monday in
Nav, 4 .. $3.50. az the court LOUISE N
Oxfori AMI then ansi there pleaI an
swer Or demGr 70 the BIZ for the Parti-
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SherTffs Sale.

\, go s,1' A = Erection ssr s.l7sa
CE Battery
By vsr.ue q tsf snSxs .s4ted sxesa
tina 30 ne directed ~ W z Andrews
eierx q the ei-cEit court for the conGry
Of Lafayette and STATE rf Mississippi. I
~lI oa Monday the II day ef June.
IsaJ, AZ the ecart house door n thr
sswu Of OIfor5. within legal noGrs. ex-
pose 70 sale. At public cutlery. 10 the
highest bhIisr for cash. all the right,
interest and claim the defendant. Chas
4 Batter, has L and a 4 certain lot II
parcel Of land te-wit
Lot No b X se Or sec Is township
range ] vest containing 10 1crss
or less. Also lots No .oS 81 AMI 10
IN section q rownshEp , range > west.
Il the tawn u O1slrd. ~hicn has been
Esxis-I IN as the property II the saHt
Defendant aud VII be sold 10 satisfy the
Judgement therein and Al costs Tins
Nay - I,eh
p. Z Matthews. Sheriff.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-22
SlL.aai Ggrrl RansiT.

Shilohs CItarrh R.neiv arar.
Vicious cure for estarrh. dptksrn.
eanser meath, aad hellAeks. WIZ
each bottle there Is an iureniop.
nasal tnlse.sr for the more a cess
tut treatment Of these complaint.
without extra charge Price ga
Ssl9 by Chandler.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-22
csft sIss9 EIgfa

Is ths complaint Of thousands suf
ierIng from asthma. consumption,
coughs, infuenz1, ETC. Did you
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-22

Sept Is viii nc long re-
membercd IN the great III
dustriaI South That day all
the world viii realize the
great importance attached TO
one dollar. y DWtAS then
d i ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-22

IL you want soms Of the incest
Beef, Peak and Sausage, ere Of
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on Nathan jones next door to J
W Morrow on Depot Street. Or
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-22

Mr. Hartht Ballard, mother a
lsssrs. Dan aHd lie Sall1rd. did
y etzesdhv @orulas at the RESI-
4snre a. ssr sou, four msl-s tossh
. Waset VALLEY.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-22

Tue Prevalence sf s~eroful4us
tAInt IN the blosd Is much s,r-
universal than zIar are aware.
InGesd- bat fsw persons ar. free
fron It Fortunately. hs-ever,
We have Aysrs SsrslparIIL., the
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81 tor tins terrible affection.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-22

Nstiee 70 Eaad Ogsrssers-Ortersd
o. the Baa-i Of Supervisors that al
Oxersxers of Publie Eaais VINO failed
I. make reports Of rasIr E0Gds ar the
4priI term ara required 10 maze then
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Iaas nsxt. Those haIh1g . make Re
porss III be assA1- with as the law d.
reefs Aprd - 1850
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-22

hr B 5 Watson. Of JSsesU1-
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our coantT, after an ab.-.yp ~
ave years. H. Is booking 80
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-22

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HOW'LL. WILKINS & WALLACE.
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desire TO take stock To pasture;
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-22

Have you ever e this sJle
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teachers and pupils half = ceRtu-
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hare laughed and grown Eat ever
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ad the nss5re Of Mr.. Bryas.
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NJtIf you gs through the world
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q entering wedge Of a com
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Tue Cha 'eerr eourt Of LaFay-
cite county will convene next Men
dAy.
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Dr. John 5 Bsrtae, Of HsIy
Springs. vas in the city several
dAvs this weak.
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Having rented the zhep formerly &c
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Fna carriage work 3ons pr0mPdy- Is
pseiL attention given 20 the proper
shosIng Of horses Al work guKr1n-
teed and prices reasonable
&C BEyne-
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-22

The Oxford livery business
GEMS to be in a furnishing esudI-
tIoa aud many Of tasir handsome
match teams are nov seen o.
Pleasant evenrnga
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Plantation ChliI .ad Fever Cur,
regular sad ~tAs.elessl u the oalv
remedy prescribed By p~hvscians.
For sale BY J TChAudlsr. OxfroS
il Alvs, TaYlsrs. A A Hous-
ton 4 Sou, Assevil-. Z RAx
and, Pans q W Hall, Nsah- l.
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Patton, LAFAYETTE Springs. AP
Mullins, DalL...
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-22

Mss Matte jackson, returned
home Tuesday night, after IN ab-
seucs Of fve months IN Ksntuekv,
where she has been engaged in
trucking
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-22

NJ. John z Jackson las return
el frsu his Texas trip.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-22

A party OF Sund4y school ehiI-
dren eaisysh a pleasant dry and
picnic AZ h. camp grOuad one dAy
List week
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-22

Clarksda IL. Miss. Nay I7--An
important meeting Of the
IaeorPsrators Of tAe Clark@I,Ie &
Northeastern Railway Company
was hill here yesteriav aasI an Or
sanEzatlOa efes.ed aad steps Ia
Ken Tor tho preliminary work lock
EaS to an sarlv Ior4risa aad the
construction Of this Ilne.
The charter -kr.h vas STAINED
from the last Legislature, was read,
AMI ~ It's powers aai the grants
are ample AMI liberal wa spt.
Ell.
Tae P~rgsetars IT he enterprise
expect to complete at I.1.t twenty
Aii>~ 'alds4rer River
~oaths.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-22

The Memorial
Volume now Re-

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