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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04

I venture again TO remind you that the
brief time remaining for the consideration Of
the important legislation now awaiting your
attention offers no margin for waste.
II the present duty is discharged with dili-
gence, fidelity and courage. the work of the
Fifty-hrst Congress may be conhdcntially
submitted tothe considcrate Judgment Of the
people. HExIAAlIN HARRISON
Executive Mansion. District of Columbia,
December ], 1870.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24
Tr~4sm~nE ssr BAIda.-~

Badness and phshisis paInonaIls arc
the despair Of therapeuzIstx and any
u WHO suggests L new remedy for
either - 1t once elevated from
~obscurity 20 w0rli-utde notice. Uuur
contemporary. the New York Medical
Journal gives n detailed count Of the
treatment for al0peeia- pityruides and
and aLopect2 areara devised By the
talented secretary of the international
congress- Dr. Llssar The treatment s
a. follows and Is ID be repeated daily
for sIx weeks oc mere / The SCALP
sh0gld be l1thered veil with \ strong
tar caD for ten minutes = This
lzsher : 10 be removed with Iukswsrm
water. followed By colder water in
ahGndazces thea the scalp Is 70 be dried
- \ solution OF hichiorite Of mercury.
! 20 SsA the uenssruuu being suual
parts OF water E~iyeerine and cologne o.
alcohol Is 10 be rubbed oa The
scalp . then rubbed dry with a solution
containing hesanaphthoL. 1 part and
absolute alcohol 10 parts & Tia
final step IN the process Is An amounting
Of the salp with IN Gagueat contain
ing two parts OF ~salicyIic acid three
parts OF tinet1re Of beazoIn and Iaa
parcs Of heats foot oil
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24
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Tc~-saer - ~11x-1 n Az ssszaz< s.
AnuEe Is tn@ ~ srr-E1 gch1~a earzr
Azd ~ cent his heat AID as<eE n =T -es
A. z n led re u A. NEST tea-
90. q Wa sweet = liz srs1-7g time.
ara 1urpasawaT went sa-uuxh aeE4s ~ ~Aeat.
$K--1s sAar VzsA al rgu-h the way
Bus D. vas asar All ~ al-ts sKzg t-ze.
Ant ~ sct-~ came cut IA Ne fSuiEat <-zT
On 8 va sweet n the eEs1izS azes
Soriv - spnx- q n. aaTs lorx past
-arIT Of blessed days - -.
Ca=e u IL arm. and closer I pressed
III cu-n-Geit pz-a xas EGs1 - -e-
o. L. Vas sweet n shs sz-ziaS stz-t
GraT-r ne Erhs <-s. Az1 rzyer stu
TIE rS1xs 1tEret hGme shr1uga tae purple
~naste-
\ ~alEstinzzss szuz waer- ne rharzs sssrf
hixn
A. -al<et VITA aim in ne woodland glade.
"a EE w1s sweet n the evening time.
Ant ne latest r.~azs at dagaxas died
NJ hazd a as enra9Eed l4F
VI sE-pt IT, dew 1-uu rhe What as Ne passed
E- aa-rsws- narrower wau1f tn SAY
ga Q vas sweet IN ne evening tire.
IT, u.os-I in ta~ trpsH % ~ eyes. and sahI
~1r-uE ant -~iEfneSs VII cune s1 u sweet
BAT saretaer sell rszs through TIE aebts q
n1a
Cars A. " ~a-srI sa-gu-a the aelis Of
wheat
-esssd War4S
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24

Or De P-russense Is said 20 Be The
first Protestant minister uPoa whom
tAeh homer OF 1euhs-shiP IN the Trench
Aczdeuy h1s been conferred
The White Cruxs University % Sci
enee has decorated George W ChildS
James Gordon Bennett Thomas 4 Edi-
son- John W. Nscksy. Cyrus w Field
and William ". Hubbe1
Emperor william. unlike his a1ees-
tors Is PsssionaselF t01d Of horses anf
Is an sxcellent rider The H0henzOIlsru
family have alw1ys been indifferent
horseuel Frederick William the Third
and Frederick william the F0urth knew
nothing about riding. and the late En-
peror William rode horses only which
had been verT carefully trained for him
The present Emperor even trains horses
himself
The Italian Prime Minister, Siguor
C-1spL recently gave most extraordinary
evidence in the Chamber OF Deputies OF
MS superstition regarding the evil ere
>Iv1or Irbriant having alluded 20 sig
noe CrISpfs life rs necessarily taruE1a-
BILE the latter fumhled IN his pocket
drew out one Of the h0rnshaped pieces
Of eorzl used in Naples a. a counter
spell against the ~~ietratura~ and open
II pointed it as the speaker
Herr Erupp = 4 man o. decision
The other day he received 4 letter IN
forming him hat his vast establish
rerE for making monster ea1nOu-
workshops which cover hguGreds OF
e-~<-wer To be burned down He
called his thousands Of wUrkuen all to-
reshsr. read them the letter. amt saff-
-If 1ny0ne Of yCu has made this threat.
let him 20 ahead and sxeeuts it, but I
warn you that | shall not rebuild /
am now rich enough TO live without
eannan-uakIag~
Isaac Hoffman. OF C~lrvertou- Pa.
whose only means OF lOeomOti0n Is
upou his hands and knees Is Of the
famous hunters OF that region He has
never been able to walk He can oper-
ate a mower. reaper or horse rake equal
To any one As a loader OF hay and
grain he Is hard TO excel he has often
driven and two horses, and has no
fears Of their getting away He assists
in most OF the work about his fathers
farm. and as a chopper Of wood none
but thoss whe have witnessed his WELD
ing Of the axe would believe the amount
he can cu in a short time During the
last dozen years OF his life his chief en-
loyr1ens Is TO travel over the hills with
his gun and dog. and a. a marksu1an he
Is pretty harf 10 excel In coming
down a fight OF stairs he always de-
sends head foremost When be comes
TO n stream Of water not more than four
TO i've feet wide ha actually springs
over like 4 eat. aIirhtJng upon MS knees
or hips
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24

County, Virginia Her wool Is II white
a. snow. AMI there are countless
wrinkles on her small yellow faes- But
her little figure Is ~ erect and neat a.
wheu b Eas a ETrl Of sixteen
She sits all DIR in her chair At the
d00r IN r1e sun looking az the sea and
the fields and the deserted quarters
whlch 0uce were filed with her
brothers AMI children and kinsf0lk-
She alone i left Bus the strangers
~h0 now own the cid plantation ara
kind 20 her
IL = not hard To persuade her 10 talk
Of the wins Every child I sees
reminds her Of them They are child
hood isseIf IN Beenys mind
-OIh w=s les te s~0Ob 1em-Na-ss
Jehz1u Narse Charles Mis- Jenny neb-
Der had but lem two chiIIun- was her
maid when she got mahyeI - when
de- twins Oue she say Suksy ar Prus
d@F kIa take kser % de chiIlun- bat
Eseuy aasds rule Ober dem all She
SpeaSde VOID ob lie I4~
Il tell you tev war lively. dem four
3>ukeF an Prue an dem chilIua.
~@ LAA@aN AZ 8AA - ~ -
LAYS erin or Ia1-hfn or maxim hissaIf
eOGsp.cas Tie had big blue eyes n
curly hair Na-se John war dark n
gsEe- You uehber knOxsd what dat
chile WIS thfaSin- But v0g could read
ms braidsrs heat Ike 4 book
~Os der -rowsd up some oh do folk
hsai IL q4ies boy an some liked lie
EolSv oa-- BHs = we're certuIy xou-
trrfal how feF ss1ck s0-eiter-mirfn'
each ODER an proud Oh eaeh 0sfer I
u@@ser s1T % Mis- Jenny When one
ob ny Twins E5eS de oder II follow him
shs-
Well 80 IL vent On Bey went 20
SCHOOL up 10 Charlottesville. an dev
hruHg lots oh oder v0Uug ladies' and
-unelms 10 vas.1Ei0u- an L. VIZ ha1zIn-
IN iancia An fun oh Al yindS But
I 0bsukvd dem boys we're te nos IN
innate frisus Oh al Not chen de
Eyurls deg war eOrsin' cOne between
dem
same way when ole n1-se died He
leF de prOpHssy TO de boys 10 divide Is
der choose. an bote 10 keer fob Mis-
Jenny. dere mudisr- Den IL war
You take de Oak Fahm, John
Mo- take ias II. Charles
IOa shiu hab de HOSES m
hounds
III you tink I'm L hound myself,
De HOSES An yours
An when 1t come 20 de ole home
SEED which bote OBJ EN- dubbed each
tried - glib 1t up 70 de oder wild he's
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24

The valuable invention Of he eon-
pass 10 involved In mystery AMI its real
dHs-0verer Is unknown Laiseaa. IN his
history Of the Portuguese discovery in
the New World = that Vaseo Ia
Gana brought IL TO Lisbon from the
Gas OF Africa On his return from Me-
Linda where the Arabs men used L.
and he believed the Portuguese 20 have
been Entl then ignorant OF il some
attribute It 20 FIavia GiOa Of AuaIphL
about the year I36a. while Others again
are OF the opinion that the invention Is
due 10 the Chinese. and that one Of their
eupsror$. n celebrated zssroIorer. was
acquainted with il eleven hundred aad
twenty yeaS before the Christian sz-
nor have others again been wanting xho
asEe supported the SPinion TIA IL was
known in the tine Of Solouon- Tia
ancient Greeks and Romans are also
Supposed b. sous % have used IL h4s
the silence Of their historians o. this
subject readers this ssatenen. doubstzL
" Y Ledger
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24

heart IN hes fruar At las il wa
settled daE bate boys lib in De home
stead N hab \ sheer in tere muGGer an
IN Al De home
An well bring our wives home.
loo John said I1ughius-
Dey Shock haas. an De a war in
iers eyes
>os il vent On happT an peaceful
70 two yea-
Den come de wah- what tore dis ole
-oCatry into pieces an b-In- all de
hlopd<ssd We saw le biz boats coin
d0Na Chesapeake bay an heerI de
thunder Oh te firm Sone nights ne
an Mis- Jenny too sSeert 10 20 to bed.
an st up eryiaf an keepia watch
Bat one night De wuss ob all she
cone IN from De garden white an
sremblin,-
Beenv. she whispered. de boys.
tsy hab quarreIsd John done IsF de
house Al gone Mort
Den I called loud On God to helm ux
BHs : seemed Is sf He he'd no ears for
beeny dat night nor tO< nusfa on
earth
~Nz-s Charles he side xid he's STATE.
and Ma-ss John Ed de Mort n Gey
parted afer not words yowin' nsbber
10 soszk 20 each oder 1gen- Dem twin
ehtllEn- Is Nar Hu-sed AZ De same breaSss
We'll de cruel Ezh drag along Ms
Jenny she fell SIX Sid de poverty n
De terror. n mo- n al wid De cryin' 70
hex t~O boys FS one @4< hghtin'
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24

H1w many suffer from ~weaS1esst And
what distrssSfuI element Is - Always
praying for strength md get feeling oneself
growing weaker and weaker There Is great
Trrze n BIB Botanic Blood BaIui Is q
strengthening Is well as Il healing medicine
Try rE A. tanIs- AMI see how uRen better
Fou vii feet II VIII improve both appetite
mi Digestion r. = IN excellent remedy IN
lse while cou~asS-ilE II Ads q nat1raI
H1t rapid rec1verW In cases where an in
rals1 LAS re-naznsi long r ord 1nd hs.f sores
- other ub-srs brs1x out. this remedy viii
Kfar& guick relief
y VI GAHsnaEr &zAE1E G writes I
14t q boux speI u tvphoai fever w1ish az
Asr seeuet ~ S@t-ls IN ~ -<ur s@g- waich
sretsst up enarrruuslv- An uh-er k@so aD-
oe1rs1 whicn dzrhErg~f 4 eunfEIaf matter
ad@y- 1E2eE zve 3 8 B 4-ia1 1nz1 azc4rei
ZE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24


den de tebsr showed ITSELF - one Oh
de- committee come an SAP ne send L
Norferu tossSr- Dey Want no oder LEI
alive y IN L few minutes hear {.
step On de hail V I gut Hp an SAID
Thanks BE- ~ tod Almighty Dive
think Be~uy dafa-s know her chiEes
step
# went cut n I sli1- -NArse Iona.
It's FOUR brufsfer you've en- TO save.
He took me By rhe hand t-~nbIin ali
over But I pushed aim in n shus
8e do
What der SAT I dom know Bus
when I went N dere war tie ole IlxaE IN
dsrS eyes y II var Jack n Caaw-
ley. n know DER hearts war come TO-
geiter-
Bat s va too late. Narse Charles
died 1sx DAY IN his br1tders arms
And J0hnE
The Old 0ra1 swallowed i sob
He worked among dem tyin Folk .
week longer an deu-weIL. I uursed
him e Y0u look in de shatiess
eOhaer N de ole graveyard yoGu in
two g-lve side By side De twins Is
l1yfn dar peaceful Is when dew vas
lissls ehiLlun I think dsy lab found
dat home row. whah dey madIer VIZ
waisia 70 dem
Il reckuu. she aided. looking Z,
sr~ussfalIy into the blue heavens. der
al miss ole Bseny n lot dah-Rebeera
Harding Davis. N Youths Companion
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24

uut~- Lee ard oze uud~~ Harcp-<,
But 5ev rsbher net In axhsin-ssaas
cod 70 da-s 30 one 9sy Sc saT a ne:
sBesny. In tired. III not zes ID No
10. Tn xoin' 70 dat o.ss- houa Nav
be when nv bors come dan. devil b
h-ieu's once ma
A two weeks afssrdas I buried her.
When De wsh VA Oher. Na-sa
Charles mighty por~ Hes veOvls der
al f-re. an de Land sold 10 uuHn - he
sav
GOod-bye. Bseuy. Trofn' away 70
find Suk- Good-bys. Y0r De only trtea-
| got lsE-r
Il say naffr Bat when be take De
train dab / xz< IN de- car xfd uy bun
dies
Wah y0' Exfre. BeeuyE he say
sWah I -xins+ I xwiue take sssr
% yO- wah else 70 S-p0ze / xwins%
Il say mighty grHS- but my heart was
nigh dead Nid lsa5Iz de ole place
80 Ma-ss Charles he -Os two rooms
in lie city. an Ikev as ch1u-er neat
an sash an tidy his clothes " when
I uzparx nv bundles I hung ap MS
fathers fiddle e he's bed
An &1s-s Mis- Isunys ~0rx-bag. I
say 10 member Y0u OBJ her. IN d1ss
M1-se Johns picture wheE be vz- n
boy 90 member Y0G OBJ him
% John he said ZissI1' mighty
White an io~llA Bat 0oaEhv1 AZ
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24

Too long
deluded - the unhappy victim Of
catarrh m the head He's been
told that It can't be cured Du1t
you believe It. It can De, and Il
E-nO matter how bad OF Of how
long Standing It has been done
for thnuSands-by DR. Sage's Ca
tar-h Remedy Other 50 -calIed
remedies may paziats for n time ;
this czrys for al time By It's mild,
soothing, cleansing and healing
properties. It eouauers the worst
c1<e< It's makers offer, IN good
faith \ reward Of $500 for \ case
Of ezsarrh which they cannot cure.
They are able 20 par L Are you
able to take SF
The symptoms Of eas1rrh are,
~he1flche, obstruction of nose, dis
charges f1ILTng into throat, some
times prufzse. waterY, and scrid. It
osh@rs. thlcx- tenacious, mucous,
P~Gralent, bloody, putrd and ofen-
sTve; eyes weak ringing IN ears,
deafness; offensive breath; smell
and taste iupaIred, and general
debility Ouly \ few Of these
symptoms likely to be present At
once Thousands of cases termi-
nate N Consumption and end IN the
grave, without ever having mani
Tested all these symptoms Dr..
Sage's Remedy cures the worst
cases so cent?, By Druggists
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24

Waen vgE fs~g CALI zad sers-sA 1ke
An gEnssa &C preventive = worth
= pogn1 % cure \ d1=s Or rEn e SEiz2<
E1z1r >Er-p -Ets 81 DR. Joan B1L x
Louisville. a. ExSsz 2ErAS1zzs -AF w1-f
On n dangerous CT probably GEza1 Azes& L
las In IEEestiare beneficial ef-cz ups1 sae
ruruGs 1enz1rane azst ezrvrzLAEary ss1em-
It's 11e4y use VIII frequently Ezr1 aE Al
Rrsa<x Of p~ne1ngnIA \ slg1n esat VIII h<
<u1e II the morning X 11ise a this remedy
IS -Axen AZ zigaE e - truly n aagzeh1d3
necessity 11d M family czn a-lrvt - De
without t. e tastes good and ehftreu VII
ASK b lz Il u tn fscE n great discovery.
n1Elng al the good ssecss of gxinlns AMI
1oue Of rs evil qgz1fEIes L IS harmless %
the most delJcaEe EnvaEId and VIII not de-
rznge Ene sysueru- Il $ n certain ours for
cnIls md fewer, cuE,s> Influenza n grippe
and IL ether eses-rs Of uA1ar1A influence
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24

EN- ehflLHn-
A an Z
lBseny. minds
re Oh fs twins
puy deere Reb-
Der MAS ~ han
some boys Is de
twins cert nLy-
1a,l desc IS
houelv
Aunt BsenTE
an odd cul0-i
woman who -
f0zi1g II her
few remaining
days IA 4 cabin
in AccOuSc
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24

May De safely ~peoh-poahst He = seldom
Ar-vs Lao< 0EE for him though. when
Ia las used Has-errers Stomach Bit
ssrs for \ while for ten chances 20 one
That osne1sszE restorative vii naxs him
NeA e1ncgA r1 c9Ezs Down EpoE you Ike
4 Thousand Of orexs when y0Q least ex.
7eeEL Dyspepsia. constipation ueUrnIEA
zlet7eT Complaints AMI HuaI1rfaI maI1feS are
L1-ong sae body z11dcsio1s euupIete1y
-x1ocxst Grr b. the Blrners
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24

On MAJ & fSsL Dr. Az-omarhL A.
sisted By Thomas CasEeL p-roce-se,f n
make Al autopsy On the body Of N1p.4
leon l. u LoE-xooA The past nor
TEN uas Interrupted By the darzzess q
the evening Whea going % coasfnue
the 1&topfT next morning the Phys-
Clans found the great. massive heart
raj almost been isv0g-ei By rats A
fresh lambs hear- vas -zxen AMI placed
IN the dead Empe-ors -horax M
the body u Napoleon which rpuoseS n
der the dome q the IuvaIiie< sinre lssa
contains the hezrt OF an ~Iuuaeeur AMI
nal Instead % that Of the hero q saS
rerlirz-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24

GzrAr mistakes are ofsen made IN trying
To econ0uize- Il Is n safe rule 20 follow that
the bsst IL always ecasuDeS- A cneap pay
sfcizr uay cost you yvGr life IL you have
Malaria IN you system you viii not cay
be miserable. but Hzat 90 work Lost time
5 money Last One dollar spent for ShaLleu-
berxerss Ansidote VIII cure you In twenty
t5gr hours Sold By Druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24

The favorable Impression produced 81 the
Hrsr aupeara1ce ofthe zgreeahle a9utd frz1s
reu@fy syrup Of Figs . few years ago nAs
1s.eu more rnau cuu1rmel oy 10 FtsSaaz.
sxp@rieuce q al whe have used t. ard the
success q sse prupriee1rs and uar1f4crz<-
ers the CaIIsoCniz Fig Syrup Company
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24

talze s-BteurS can - and often AZ
A. rude N saei- prauks a. European or
Ameraza eue This vas shown At
rsseue examination a. H0nrvhox. when
the posing men we're - boiS.eroux
climbing On she examiners table and
Sighting taesa and nal for ezrh other.
essays that the h-n provincial ausho--
I-ies ordered he Xzuin-r 10 stop the
rrucetzn= AMI close the hall On an
ct5er crzsso the students rrorfat
z-uuust a District magistrate who xa-
taxing down their names As thay en-
tered see TrCTIl=i4L capital for exzmi-
nation Those Who bad rot be1ind hin
Inke1 AZ Oshei1l r0hss and slnrsd hin
pe4rCcAS feather The hIsu xas rs
turning around 70 shea, al them. when
his form vas pgE.ed from under him Art
b. founi himself suddenly seated On ~
E-ounA vale the students dispersed
Wlth shout Of dertaive Al-hteE-Lon-
&au Tines
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24

That brtxns and lively little boz used 20
BE- ssrxIy and delicate hefors his mother
gave him Dr. Bulls worm De-eroyerS He
e7ls them good candies
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24

should buy Carter's Little Liver Pills
Forty pulls IN q vial only cue pill q dose
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24

Halls CarxEaH CCR. Is a Liquid and Ia
taken internally Sold by Druggists. &c.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24

ACslcAGo doernr says railroad c,u+,r.-
- laot "a Al A.eeri1n cs &c srfnaI
9or1 Doesn't he mean Del crrgE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24

Ws sheer a. the Ssaness for w~orsAipfns
the eIepez1rs but thfnk Of the moosy tAat
. paid here szazA4y tzss - sssh-rns
Jester
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24

TEE man wno keeps getting deeper an
deeper N Debt IS naturally q persoa Of NOR
ewes tendezcies-W zsaing-ou Post
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24

TEE Chinese carry their devils with tssu
wherever they 20 They are great nap
por~erz-Texas SafingA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24

SMITHS Tonic Syrup gives perfect salts
f1ctiga wherever triedI ~ Csehrza,
R1ssra1. EsG
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24

AsALLGv skin acquires Q healthy clear
ness hy the Use Of Glenn's sulphur SOAP
HIS Hair and W hisker Dye, - cents
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24

TIE reason that the tide Is 50 sgIgnsIy rels
II ree NeztIserrz1eRr - t.aE rna coo and
-ox Ara checked u the GEararar strait and
sne SiciIlza rftze-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24

GKzxr BayrAIS las . court oetcer called
Keeper Of Seals" Could we oorrov afn
and send aim % - 5ehring ses-AIosny
Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24

y NeT York Eouza put out 4 big
washing the daF her husband del
Af.erEad sh= had III pzrEe- xfntou
SHADES drawn mp and placed n he win
ts1 pictures Ct herself AMI husband
GrzFe1 In rcd white and blue IN the
basement window were dispIayed : pair
% scales and 1 bologna szzszrp.
drzped N rcd white AMI blue
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24

COyrnSHr TO some pecpscFs szppostt3ru.
coal oil IS not fcundIn ~9zArz-Terre Eazs<
Express
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24

Il eensWs enumerzEar IN PhfIaS-E-
Phi1 has discovered Philip - D-unaL
Who = - Fears OIL Aad the father 2
nineteen child-en- He va drumme-
boy with Napoleon a. Moscow. anil his
father served uater Lsfsyette ~ York
t0wR
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24
THE TWINS

How They Were Brought Together
~ the Last
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hsr eA< = aaA LIMA
HEWnG GEM
- LAve In q M@.~<f II
slE1t @r- Ia z~aI -
= r1ysst2ns AID z . 6ar-ram~nr 49,
hAETMkS MIG CO s<z@-~ -. -
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-24

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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-12-19
SCRANTON MISSISSIPPI, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1890.

ter % round 'mungst dem darkies
Derc want no wan sto' cud fun
nish all dat truck F; | kno's! Wen
dev all he'd dere lodes oh kalikers,
an Iinseys, an cumierters, an rib
bins, an hankerchers, an'so on, hit
look lax Ole Marse he'd TO- up de
ranchow an glib erwsy de peeces
ter de niggers.
"Chilluns, dat dinner dat day
tuck de rag ofn de bush All de
big quality wis Gere, an his tuck
all ebenin ter git erway wild de Wit
lies Jess pashully! Den de ball dat
nighl-v'ite foxes dancin' in de
blg house-niggers pattin' luber
an cuIlin' dc piggin- wing in de
sparement at de ra'arl Uh-Oh,
hunny, you all cum hyar ter yearf
too late! Yo' unkles, ef dey wu7
heah, mought be speakable ernuif
ter tell yer how hit wus-but me,
de Lawd won't lemme git hol er de
words nuff fear | use 'em all up!
But yo' all lax ter los yer Unk
81 dat mite Wen Marse julie sot OF
dat bunch er nigger chasers down
de middle ob de Ferginny seel-
dat yer did Jess cz | wu' twis'in
my heel my bes' al dc e6nd OBJ de
line wun er dem frey debbils tuck
after me, an gun ter hop light
an hop long, cut hit dartid onter
me lux fury on hit me all ober my
chis an stummick an'-an'-twiXt
me an de egg.nogg an de niger
chsses-heahd Marse julie say,
'Ten ter wun on de sarpint !'-nn'
wen woke up mex mawnin' IN
de shuck pen wild er yerln'-ca I
chawin my brand new cumlerter
"Hush, hunny! Wen | tlnk O
dat time | furgits all bout time
an tears an sorrer-furgits dat
Ole Miss is up yander on der sigh
in aims OBJ de cedars---dat Marse
John an Marse julie IL wun onder
de sods oh Ferginny an wun ondel
de sans at Charleston Dar, now
lemme go---less'n | lose my min
fore gifts hit back onder my hal
am facin' o. desc new times an new
chl!lun ob de ole homestid p
! And as the old man shambled
away from the half awed little
group he put his hands together
in an inaudible way and the looE
upon his face was curious com
promise between pain and pleas
ure.