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The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-05-29
MAJ. MCCLAMMY
Has Plan Instead of the Sub.Treas.
ury Bill.
tFrom Atlanta Journal

From Atlanta Journal
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 27.-The
ways and means committee met this
morning, but Mr.. Mills and several
other members were absent, and conse-
quently no action was had on the Pick
Ter bill providing for sub, treasury. Mr..
Mills appeared in his seat in the house
after the committee had adjourned, and
remarked that be was unavoidably ab-
sent from the meeting of the committee
and that he would vote to report the
bill unfavorably.
Unanimous Against 1t.
AS was teIegraphed to the journal
yesterday, the action of the committee
promises to be unanimous, when the
measure comes squarely upon its merits.
Representative McClammy, of the
third North Carolina district, has bill
prepared providing for the issue of
eighteen hundred million of legal ten
der scrip, to be loaned to the several
States for the people. These notes are
to be legal tender for all dues except
interest on the public debt; all loans are
to bear one per cent. interest, and not
more than $4,000 will be loaned to one
person.
Preference to Mortgaged Ones,
Preference is to be given to the bor-
rover, whose lands are already mort
gagged, SO that they may escape from
burdensome interest charges. The in
terest collected is to 60 into school
fund, which, in turn, will be distributed
among the >ev4ral States according to
their school population. The measure,
in brief, embo hes some Of the features
OF the sub-tres.s sty scheme, and some OF
the features of :he Blair bill.
Who HIr. McClammy Is.
Mr.. McClammy is farmer and is very
much in earnest about the passage o.
some relief measure by this Congress
He has 10 hope for the Picker bill anc
does not shink that altog ether practica
BILE.
"We must have something," be re
marked this morning. I'VE are like tbs
fellow down in your State who was dig
ging for q gopher. There is no meat II
the house"
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-05-29
THEY &C FORW AR
Rev. j. ID. Arnold TO be P-esi Cmt OF
the Ashevilie Female College
Notes.

Special Cor. STATE CHRoHIcLE)
AsaEvILLE, May 26.-The Presbyterian
Assembly adjourned Saturday night.
Nearly all tie delegates have left for
their homes. The Assembly was not
burdened with business and its de!iber-
atiOns were always pleasant The
temperance question produced probably
the most interesting discussion and the
manner in which it was dropped was
somewhat of surprise to great many
1t was a profitable gathering to the
many delegates.
1t is rum0red On the streets that Rev.
J. d. Arnold, OF Reidsville, will move to
Asheville next fall to take charge OF the
chair of Mental and Moral Philosophy
IL the Asheviiie Female College. Il is
said that Ar Arnold will also act rs
President Of the college MFR. Arnold
viii be gladly received by the people of
our town. lie will cause his influence
to be felt here as he has done IN other
North Carolina places.
Never in the history of Asheyille has
d> Mucu fe1i SStatc DEeu upon lEe
market as DOW. About ten days ago
Civeden Park was sold in lots at auction.
This property was bought two years ago
for $50 The agg, egate sale Of al the
lots amounted to $4,000. Messrs. Matt
Atkinson & Son sold number OF lois on
Saturday IN the northern part of the town
fer Sl1, GOO, which was recently bought
for 81 600. Mr.. Richmond Pearson will
have the biggest sale Of al on June 2nd.
3rd, and 4tn. Two hundred ard h.:j
lots will be sold to the highest bidders
a large addition of 50 rooms IS being
made to Battery Park.
George Vanderbilt, with his mother
and several friends, is Oh his estate. He
will be here some time. His special car
is at the top OF the mountain. His party
is stopping at the Alexander Place about
mile from the sight of his palace. The
palace is now estimated to cost $6,0O0,-
eco.
Tie city schools closed Friday. The
enrolment for tie year has been about
fourteen hun -.
TIE Ashayji,o L;cht I4f2Gtry leave to-
morrow fol k:3%mond to attend The un-
yelling.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-05-29
Release of n Prominent Criminal.
[By United Press.l

PALESTINE, Texas, May 2e.-P. J. An
dersou, ex.alderman and ex acting mayor
Of this city, was taken to the peniten.
uarry yesterday. He was convicted OF
embezzling the funds of secret order
70 which he belonged and was sent up
Tor two years.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-05-29
The Exodus Movement.
(From New Berne Journal

(FrOm new Berne JOurnaLj
hr. z. A. Williams, better know as
"Peg-Leg Williams" was in the city
yesterday. In conversation with him
We are informed that the colored exodus
movement will be renewed in the early
fall, and that the demand will be as
great for the next few years as it has
been in the past. He says that the num-
of negroes taken from North Carolina
within the last twelve months has been
(men, women and children) between
thirty five and forty thousand-mucl
larger than from any other State.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-05-29
THE BLUE AID GRAY.
he Reunion at vicksbur. Great

The Reunion at Vicksbur. Great
Success.
IBv United Press.l
EIckSBuRG, Miss, May 2S.-The re-
union Of the Blue and the Gray yester-
day was q complete success, and was at
tended by thousands Of people. In the
parade the Graud Army occupied the
post Of honcr, followed by the Confed-
crate Veteraes.
Speeches were made by Gov. Stone.
Of Mississippi, and and number OF
prominent Northern and Southern Vete-
rams.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-05-29

In the event the North Carolina Con-
ference is divided, the Eastern Confer
ence will meet in Wilson, and the lovely
and charming town OF Concord
has invited the Western Conference TO
meet there.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-05-29
TELEGRaPHIC FLASHES.
lBy United Press. |

AMER1CUs, Ca, May 2s.-The Ander-
sonville prison stockade has been pur-
chased by the Georgia Encampment Z.
A. R., acting for the national body.
PARIS, May %. -Ex-Empress Eugene
has given Emperor Frederick medal
lien of great value, engraved with the
Monijc arms and containing lock OF
ElOenie'S hair
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-05-29
REV j. III. GORDON
For no Consideration Would Accept
the Chair at the University.

RALEIGH, n. c., May %, 1890.
Mr.. EDIToR:-Will you permit me to
say, through your columns, that I am
not IN aspirant to the Chair of Moral
Philosophy, made vacant by the death
of Dr. Mangum? My life work lies in
another direction, and for no consider
alton would l consent to leave sphere
of life, which trust is dear to my heart.
Thirteen years ago took upon myself
the VOWS Of the Methodist Ministry, de-
termining then, by Coos help, to live
and die in discharging the functions in
cident to Ministerial service. [ have
still that work at heart, and though
appreciate most highly the kind friend
ship manifested in the mentioning OF my
name, yet must request that that name
be no loager considered il connection
with said position.
Very IT, J,
J. Il. GORDON.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-05-29
W. IL. & &. S. Tucker & Co.

To-day we beg to offer choice as.
sortment of fine parasols tho balance OF
our seasons stock, and you now may
get decided bargain and pretty para
sol. W. II. Il r S. TUCKER Il co.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-05-29
STOLE 100000.
iBy United Press.l

lie Ran Successful Scheme for Nine
teen Years.
IBy United Press.l
WATERBURY,, Conn, May 2s.--An IN
vestipation of the books of the Smith &
Griggs company shows that Geo. koo-
erts. the chief book-keeper, who was ar
rested several days ago for emoezzIe-
ment, had stolen in all $50, ,ooo. he
began stealing in 1911.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-05-29
There is

About eight or nine thousand doiia,s
worth of fine dress goods at Swladeli )
to be sold at cost.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-05-29

Dress goods at less than New York
cost at NORRIS & CAETER'S.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-05-29

His Offence was carrying Negro No-
men in his Bugsy--iIaii StOTm--Oth-
Nnfos
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27
tanned RUFFIEo GROUSE
The Possibility sT p.sns-at~asinx . Hlsh~r.
60 tntaasshIs H1FsA

r~censlY witnessed a Strange. and -
ase 1laaess Unprecedented. ssxhE- viz.
a perfectly tame. faII-<ruxn ruffssI
-rusasss- IL i sns. tar-e. male ht-L
at a-ss. n PassiaV the wtnstow On the
street., shsaxhs il skfiI..i specimen u
sae saxiiermEss's ars- stopped wens
into the ssore. 1ad- Hpau fasfairtnx Tor
the propries0r. lsarued It's hissary. Is
WAS an srquisisisn of bat a few d1ys'
possession EEe ssanst IL tn almost an
expiring state fron Starvation tn an an
es,s-apicst heuSs IN the saharb. of ear
city Ngn Enaw % Ehe Wild. fr~nx1est
sixhs Of these hirtx tn aasanz. tre-
qHeasIy 4ashisx themselves ~ Death
a,stsass hsass@ er windows several have
been thus xiIIsst IN cur city shis seA.sa-
This Suss sseuas aa have flashed
shrvagh a window % Deserted
Aasnss. AMI not being zhfs so End les
waT cut. Wa afuasss IN A<Tisalo marsts
wh-s picked ap. VITA uaeh dfn-uIsy
IL w1s rv=sarpsi- a drvp ef water Wa
inserted IN ia mouth. then q bat sf
Erape gHip. AMI - mEsle hy lErsIe usar~
shed uazil she brit ay~ sss,fs kindly
AMI euudsisnsly srsgm sa@ haasL Is =
Alnssz osnaivsrus1s IN its sAstsx-taxs=
eioxsr leaves nav cabbage. grape. ap-
pie. P1rvhs1 csra. Sr What i kaaxu ~
'-pep-asra-- e0ru- bireh b'uls, bread. ETC.
>olis1ry. siIsus Starvation seems 10 have
Aznihflassst the wilt. 1n',prsgIs rabIe In
sstas-E.
The secret - 4 Ie.9r seems 20 have
essa Spsas1 - It's possible dSn~ssiea-
si0a- las sizsl-hearted p.s,ssessor i al
r~astv tEqaIrizx roamt anoag the boys
s1r partner amt wife fsr his solitary
pss >ome starving. imprisoned bl-f
mag yet BE touaA By the farmer bars
hsasash the sasw-rruss after some win
ssr ssorul AMI 4IIJE Hs -s carry cat this
etErfeHs experiments ssa deu1estieate .
hitherto deemed fneorri<fhly Ensama
be b5rA-FarssS ami stream
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27
- The OOMINroN.

rn~ New ExrrsssSsspa rr~~fv Gives v~rr
s~@-rai >ssssfs~sasa - Hsv n Dsx~rs
Frosa th~ wsitss. HzEl
OTTAWA OnE. Yea Gf--The eOa-
ssuSzSs of Opinioa shoas the lohhiss os
RaxiIzneat here Il that sae new ex-
tradition treaty ~ rasi1ed bT the United
States Seaata i al that esSl1 be de-
sircd- The ouissio1 os political os-
fensss a. exsrssifsable has. however.
caused <Sr-ze csr-1eue and i REGARDED
.s \ haek1oxn On the part os the Brit
ish ssoverums1s Wes1ou. whass. ex-
sratEsion bill passed shs D0z.Iaioa Par
harueas last session. says that be - a.
\ loss 20 understand Why the crime e
obtaining money Ensier taisa pretsnls.s
vas ssrIeken out A. he r~<ar1ssi
il - one ef the most inpor-
san. He w1s informed hy
SIR jean Thouaas yessrrtsv
that she British Government had re-
ported thas is wzs not their ins~nsioa
Of 4tszIlo~iax his bill He further
ssates that IL can bs made -~srcarsfvs.
and unstsr its provisions. after pre.-
lansxion- scores Of Tnited States h.ossI-
lers who are now sasiinx refuge IN
Canada could be hazsiel over. whereas
their eases e0uld not h~ reached By she
as~ exrrasiitton treaty His htu rrO-
vistes for shs exsra44tsiOu Of criminals
sor ebe1tnfng zsSney under false pr~-
lenses Vita the wsbfoa hfll and the
ae~ srNasy in tOrvs. Canada shoasd sscu
he rif Of f1<iEive criminals from foreign
sriss Who have s.saghsa IN asylum On
neg shores
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27
LATE NEWS ITEMS

The Steel Car Company os Nsx York
e orx7zi.izr sI-ooaooo cvnPazr so
erecs xOrxs a. Chastazoow-- TeBa- Th@
coEr2ny viii pHrvh1se leo s-rvs cf
lazd 1aioiziz< the cfsy. aa& N asi@Isi0n
20 the sssel works ~iu pus uP a rolling
zilL
NAsoS- TxSx-. xzs visited hy n rsr~
-iSc hail szsrm on the @tsh- >ouze Of
,ks hail s-oass Ner~ an inca IN diane
Ter The tan Of hail lasted ahs'Gs a.
teen szizzt~s and WAS followed by delzg-
in< rzia and hi<h wIn&-
A sEkpoCs sVi1enss of measles sOua-
glssated wish Pn<umnnia- rrevaals In
czsahs4la ra-is1- La Ssariy ali essss
Ars fatal
Ar SsslbyxEIre. Ky-. sn the @1d- How
Ard Hall took hy mistake s0r uo~<k uix-
.u-e 4 dose ot lizfzens made % erusou
oil aza sc.syne- He did in Srsat 2zsay.
FOxrx psrsOns w~re a-sxne1 a. FrvS-
cos-- Ari-rua- ca sh@ =sd by he rsvia<
var Of the lzrx~ storage dan sails
a.rrOss sh@ H1Sszya@pa river two TsA-s
a<O
GOvEENMKyT cFFrcEKS 1-N as N-S-
porr. Ky investigating a rev style Of
vzniaIiSn- Fer some ume Enku0wn
parties have been GrCPPizx h<ases1
matches. lighted cigars and h9rniz-
paper iato zail boxes in various parts
I og The cisy ard z-aay letters have been
wholly cr pa-siaiIy Ssss-Oyei Lately
the vzzsl4Is have vzrie1 this pru.resiu-s
I BY puEsin< tobacco Juice AMI fOgl Eassr
IN the hoxesN
THr TsznsSsee Legislature nss II
extra session on she -ssh-
JOzx JAcos AsT0k el1sst son 0t the
late william As-cr. grand~cn ot the
ors-izal JOhz Jacob Astcr- ard head q
the shird -ezs-asioz Of ske AssOr family
died susaerly a. Ne< YORK oa the ~
Of heart failure. aged - Re inherited
lrxo-snirss cf his fAsa@r's essase- valued
NJ ssool lo0a.sn0
TsE Priehu-sch Lunah@r CC1Pany''
nil az R-cs<havs-- Miss vas destroyed
lhv ire oe the SD The nill was oas
IF the In-xsss in the ScUIh- Loss SIS.
co
THE political campaign IN Alaha11
r-oxs rore and Eors interesting eAl
ibv SaT- There are zO~ six guheraAsO
IrisI carSida.es in The rzes-IEo11s u
! Jcnes- Of Montg0zery. Wa Rieezr'2s01
Of Nsdison- Jznes Crook Ot Calhoun
Jo-eph =. Johnston Of Je-ersoH- san
Rlaekxeu, .. M0-gza AL Z I. A0i6s .
Basho-E.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27
CHEST DEVELOPMENT.


80 Ex~rwis~ rrs.ts~~. ss.ssss R<<alrs a~
Ds-- Rasahn<-
Exsrvtss< q ssren<sh Lead rapbIIy -
an iaerVAsss la the size Sf the rhor7x IL
- sh> sane with exercises Of speed
when tksT ze~d vsrF energetic move
meats NJ sxsrsis. dsvelors the chest
~ r1pbIly A. does running. unless il be
wrestling
MsausaiHs~rs all have Iarxe chests.
AMI she fa,il1as wao live on the pIaseass
of the CarifIlera tn the Az.fex have
been noted Zoe the sxtraor,tia1rv sfzs Of
shsir chests This great DEVELOPMENT
IN a1cuntatnsers Is due 70 txe causes,
Ehtch act in the sane direction. fre-
4usas Assceut 0f steep inrlizss. 1rrI con
staas resiten-s 0f great hsfxh-s AZ xhich
.ne arr - rzrS1eA The climbing of these
slopss needs a great quantity og work
whieh causes increase Of the respiratory
nesst=. respiration In \ rareEed atnaes-
Peers Obstges a man 30 take deeper
ereashs IN order 20 supplements. by she
quantity % air hr~arked- the sarrrien-y
ot It's vivIfyin< properties
Singers with no otn@r exercise hs..
singing. acquire great rsspiratory power
and 4 remarkable increase in the dInen-
st0ns Of their chests
N1nsrOus observations prove that IL
. enough Voluntarily 90 take 4 certain
numher 0f deep brearks every day. 10
produce. IN = short tine. an Increase in
Ths eirruarferenes % tha chest wSs-k
may Amount 20 swoOr sh-es e.e-.-sz=esers-
-FsEn2nd LAgEazgs. n J.. - Pesalag
selsnes Mentally
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

In is thought that sleo. aasa, 90 viii Be
esquired 20 cover the expense invOlved
in the English GovernlenEls new Lad
Purchase bill
THE vote fcr szores<or 20 she late
Judge wm- n Kelley. CO1yressnan
from the Fourth Pennsylvania diStrics.
On the Issh. resulted as follows Rsy-
burn Rep. ASH. Ayers Dezn-. Is. 4sss
Tauble<son- Pro-. ~
JrpsE ZANE has decided thss Six
Mormon councilmen who received the
highest number Of votes in thei- re-
specsive wards in salt Lake City in the
recent election. are entitled ~ eertiS-
Gates Of election This xOGli make the
inoOusinx council stand nine tssntilss
and six MoruOns The Gensilss 1P-
pealed from the decisiOn-
TEE annual conventi0r Of cigar man
ufacsurers Of the United States held IN
New York On the 19sh- took 1etiO1
f.vOrinx NstiOaal bankruptcy law
The increased earnings during jana
arr Of the entire system Of the BaltI-
rso-e 4 Ohio railroad east AMI wese Of
the Ohio river. were sI-4S-s5l9- IN
creased expenses $50. 49, nes increased
earnings. se.Sois-
ASzlzruinx rebellion Is in Progress in
Norocca The royal trOOgs have esea
defeated by the rebels AZ W2ssaa aHss
are be<ie<ed in the town
GovEExos HTLL Of New I0rk signed
the wo-ld-s Fair bill On the @ssh-
A KKxAEsARIE feature Cf ske tser-
rnan election On the saSh- vas the ea-
tire absence Of the ansi->euls1c f1esIDn-
xho ahssained fron voting heca1se the
ganiidates did not meet with the 2P-
prOyal of the CARTEL electoral ccuzEals-
ZION
OwIxG 10 depression Of b1siusSs- 4
number Of spinning mills AZ LOsix- Rzs-
sian Poland. have heenshus down AMI
upwards OF .eoo spinners are thSs locSst
eai- They are in aessisuis oonsAisacu
anf threatening violence
DAxrrcH. diplomatic Agent and Con
sul-tsererzl Of >ervia II Sofa has been
recalled By the BeIgr1de GeveruaaeE-
Cars SFEscKETls aiareSssd the Hose
-ouunittse o. WAYS 2rd means On the
urar question cn the sazh- He E1s 0P-
posed 10 making aay redEeri0z IN the
auty On sugar. He said TIE Ei'esi
States coulI raise enOagh beess 20 sap
ply the sugar demand
SEcxSr negotiations have hse1 u
prOxreSs in Rcne to irdGce the Foes-
rue<.s Government 80 FrOrose that tns
Pope shall arbItr1re the disp1ss -
s~ean Po~suzaI an1 Ezxi171- oEs h1vs
failed
A WEALTHY syndicate i< forrt74
pl,ns 70 erect immense oil re1ne-lss =
Fin4lav. Lima CygRes. DelPAOs an
T-rpe- ~zndasky. O TIE oOuraEF VII
Be- formed Of capitalists frO0 Csieazo
MSIwxukee and Pittsburgh Ehc VII
,ur ssaL opo. 90 into the enterprise
FEEScEuAx as Santa Fe- y N--h1'
Invented a ccrposisina made OF voAcaHi
saud. lime water ard one secret i1S,e
dent which Is almost eq11l 30 N
famous concrete Of tce E-yPtiAns- an
car be nodded into .zy shape
Dx. BLOOD. charged with being II
pIicased in the murder OF Hiram >A~
seIle.xas arrested NJ MiddlesorCs MASS
On the sesA. and taken 10 Boston-
uIArxR Sexel0puents make IL alnOs
,ersaiu that the Supposed suica1s
Ms. James Layton AZ FleninzsoGrs
Nv. was = foul murder In ne roS'
xr-e unmis.akzble traces Ot sS<ug-= s
ara the uSse xhich vas fOCna Ee2r hs
4 . clumsy szi awkward tS-gerY II
nasseE viu - riz'il, isssss'sa's1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27
The SEAL FISHERIES.
nss>s ov>s>a So tA< k~ze.l &C tA- Ah>~s>
s>Ah Fsh~rs~s fsr th~ N~sx rw~~rx
fsA-s->s Ws@~s~r s~~A.ksz. C~zn- wax>
Wn~~ sAs fa<sr~s B>ss~ .rs csa.s.s-
er-<A

<>af Fssh~~s~~ f~r rA~ N-xs r~r,
fs~~s-~e wer~s-r s~~A.saz. rsuv.- rxR~@
ws>s tss Figures B>ss- ar. c...s.l-
er-.A
WAswrxCroS. Feh <-S--r~sa-x
Wia9oza ~ aooa yeste-tay op~-~-s Ia.
essls fsr the rrnsai cf ne Alnsxa .~al
1sae-ies for t-ensy y~a-s. n tA~ T-~as-
ary nerar-zsns In the Fr~=s=s-. ~ a
a1-sss- % srr1szry csrs-fals aa4 sa.~-~
esse,1 PARTIES Th~ vrupa=aI rv-sas-~.a
sAas . sehScs be =aSnsasa~sf ssr ~s,rAs
zuoutes sseA yea< en the tslaa.ls e -
Pazl aa4 s. Gecrx~s sAas sA~ taAaAs.-
Aass D. furnished wish szppIi-s a. -~a-
sozahle -ass<s that sA~v be paat -~asua-
able waxssS that sAsy 30 furnssAs.a wish
fzel. sAas sAey he furnished xfsh al
z=cn in Quantities sAas sAe ss-r~s-rr q
sh~ r-~asurv aai<hs vr~>c-ih@s has sh~v
- furnished ~isA suitable hziisfn.rs. ~s.,.
In es<-A bed these ~eguireza@zsS TIE As.a-
s@rs stated wpstlA hs epmszf~.f wtsh.
and vs-fozs 0sAer ofer< sssrs n main
tAialrzx nail rSuses hssx~~z san Fran
etsoc srst the seal islazsfs Azsf the main
iasd- aaa payinx - mzeA p~r galIoa scr
sral 1t Il were made. The h5ffers aruf
see anlo1ss Of eAeh hs1 we're xs soIlows-
American FISHING ana Trsisa< Com
paaE % San Frazcisro. Cal. ssss. e.o
per &nnun- AMI sGls on each seal skin
shirpsd
North American Trading Company os
West Virginia, $1,000 per AMMAN AMI
- 70 O1 each skia shipped
Pacsec >ssau Whaling Ccznpany. san
Fr7n-- SrN 80 ass.s pep auruz- anss a.
O1 e@.sh skin shfpret
Alas<a Co@merriaI Company. Of San
Fraas-t sr'O SSa,oso rer AMMAN and - =
on eacA ska shipped. with ether euass.-
eratSorss ~hich they estimate 10 be
wCrsh $40 per .z-ura-
\ = Ras.z-aa ant osh hers % MASH
ta<t.ln- n C., seIe.sso per annzua and
$50 foe each skin shipreA
Astaatse 4 Paeiec Trz.,fex couapany.
sSs'on yer Aaaaz. aaA ssNIs FOE each
skin shipped
Moth American Csru~e-~isI Corr-
rany. % san Fraacisro (srss bi,El- Sx1
so psr aszzrl- and sIa - foe each skin
shiPpsc- >soOad bid. rVzs sssaoso ver
azn5xa- and sase4 s0< saeA skin
shipped
No<sh American Cable Company. u
>an FEaaetsoo THIRD b5siA. rent. ss-.ies
per zaaz1- All sIaLss foe each skia
shipPe4
In all. twelve bids wr-v rc~eivesi: bus
two bs1s xw-e declares. Informal as oas
e0asai-ed 0aly Pro1tsss<y noss Zoe
sIe0.0oa aat the other eoasa ined n~
| cheek
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

May Aaz Hurhsss. sAe woman @eruaEs
- t'ta=E FIass asar Isrf>ssl Tenn N1s
ssaast dead N h~r rude aas sy a hzssizz
party Fec mlnY years she tsI a Enns.ly
Iiss- alshogwh s@erp4 home y hes
hr0shers and SISTERS, ali u whozz r~-s
rsrh- For food she 2epea,lssi "a v-x
es1blss 1a1 fruiE sAs very rystElg
ar~<~st aast -@ver wur~ sko~s ev~o n
nb1-xfnrsr- >hs va thSGxhs hy zsc<s
pe0qte 10 h~ ias1z~. bas was really ir-
ssILi<erz. ant world esave<se freely oln
szosss sopla~ >hs was prohably s1xsy
years cid and wls a loeaI celebrity
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

Tolrpo. o. Feb 3i--Fire =. three
S-elo-x this morning. in the sin-ecx and
fruss-ozz -AzufI-torT Of Z p Breek-
sarid-e & Co. occupying kalf Of lArge
tozr-s-cry b-ick structure On Superior
street. cazS=3 loss Of slsAoo0 The
Rzerkenri1-e es-ahlfshnens vas totally
DESTROYED TIE IRE spreaa 70
the adjoining bGIldingS occupied
by Saith & HzlGelan- elevator
-snufzrtn-s-S 1E3 % small
bsiISiax occupied By James B. Bosrts. =
dealer in junk and old i-Oa- Bosh Of
these b9il1ings weEs e00Pisse1S de-
ss-oyed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

BEKIrx. Feb .E-TA@ Socialist vote
in Beriin zl0ne Si1ce tae lAss g~n@ral
elections has increased Sls0a zzt that
of the Dez-srhe FriessSaEia-e party
s.eaa. While shs VOse east hy the Con-
serxzSive party shows 4 asere1se Of Sss-
GO Two Sori1liss car3idztes have
been returned froun Bertha while IN
three ot The districts rehallcsinx viii
BE necessary 70 Eessr1irs the result
The Socialisss have carried Nac.sbG-v.
AItOua- Hamburg. the DrVsstea district
he Iferzi- Gis-rtrs. Ckenai-z and
Zwiekaz- NumsrOzs rSoss have occurred
.noar tie faes5Oas and several arrsssl
have been ults-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

Waiser Hern1adsz went 20 drug
..Sre 1s NilEedrevIIIe. tsa- AMI writing
= auuhsr 0f names on q pieee of brown
paper. haasfed is 10 tbs rruurt@ror. xay.
ing Here arS ny PaIi-bsar-rs.- He
then swns oas On the ssr~ss. an1- rlar-
ia< a ss-calthsr pissal - ala head f-e,l
Tns eaase 0t hts sah-ists - zos knaxa
lie WAS assistant coansy elsrk