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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-14
TRAVELLERS. GUIDE,

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
- TRAlEs--on and after Nov. u, issy.-EI.
PLANTATION OF RrYxHEScE Marks, sDsiiy. tsnn.
gay excepted. monday excepted, iSaturdsy
S1cepled. Sunday only. Saturday only
Entcrn Standard time,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-14
MAIN LINE-EAI

| time:
MAIN LINE-EAsr,
For Baltimore. Philadelphia and New York,
l;SS H. M. 2:9 and ll:50 p. H., daily.
cumberland Accommodation, 1850 a. H., e1
Grafton Accommodation :25 p. M, daily.
Moundsyille Accommodation, 700 n. M, daily
From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
s:3o AND l2:45p. IN. and II rs p. m, daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, $50 n. m. pr.
ccpt Sunday. ~ ''
Grafton Accommodation, l2:45 p. NJ, daily.
Moundsyille Accommodation, 500 a. m, CT.
TRANs.oHIo DIVISION.
For Chicago, s:35 and 1905 Il. tn., 1910 p. NJ,
daily; t:l5 p. M, daily. except Sunday.
daily, ~ 80
Columbus Accommodation, 4:l5 p. NJ, c1cep,
St. Clairsyillc Accommodation, 1905 a. nj. and
i'4a anu i:l5 p M, except Sunday.
ARRIVE:
Chicago Express, l2:l5, 5:SOa. nj. and Clio p. m.
Cincinnati Express, sos A.. m. and $40 p. m.
Columbus Accommodation, Hoo a. M. daily,
s.. Clalrsville Accommodation. II 90 a. IN. and
1888 and 6:lO p. IN, daily except Sunday.
wHhELIEa 4 PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
For Pittsburgh, $40 and 7:20 a. IN. daily, and
lao p. H., daily, except Sunday.
For Pittsburgh and the East, $40 p. H., daily,
except Sunday. - N' ;
ARRIVE:
From rlthburgh, 1000 n. m. daily, and 1880
?. IN. dniiy, except Sunday, and CTS aud 1910
except Sunday. 49, 0 '' "' '-''
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FOR RENT.

PER MONTH.
Mathew jersey street. room. .............sl5 90
Nal south Tenn sicGf, 6 roOmS............... 20 90
Mao Ccal street, ruOGiV. co
NJ ~ Coal NicG', 10 'ms....................... co
~ Gil EOf Slfeci, 5 roDnis.......... ..... Il 0J
N.l!9 Main t.. $ ROOMS and store ROOM. IS 90
Ee. leace a, Elm Grove. rooms. IS 90
Gel!elcc al Elm Grove, 10 rooms............ 20 50
Es.tentr Al iralhGrwoUi, rooms............ 10 20
Sa.Gl Main ST. 3to0nis and slore.roon... Is 90
70. I'D Natn street, rooms, ID iloor...... u 50
So,.i6 Main street, ! ROOMS. Sd ilOor........ %
House OF rooms on south Elm st., Island u so
10. ~ Ihtrty.third STREET. 8 rooms ......... 900
20. III Ih!rtythiri Street, ro0ms....... 200
ao'gs uafkei street. rooms, I'd ilOor...... 5 90
70 lac Market street. 3 rooms on Sd floor.
20, 1911 Market st., Office rooms on "a floor.
s2e Rom, lsxjy feet on Washington street,
MARTINS Ferry, 10 90
Ma!OIcCOlloch street, 10 rooms........... Is 0O
W. VII buy lot on the Old Fair Grounds
aidi;iOn, on Wheeling Island.
RlNEHART 4 TATUM,
Real Estate. Stocks & Fire insurance,
IL! lld3 MARKET STREET.
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FOR RENT.
POSSESSION APRIL I.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION,

FsF'FIa'FFftS VtStsJ -lOANs
S.bi H4Il Nittt ...."S W
TO fO0uIs thew rnpcr) truT VI Mission
sunday School, Eighteenth stIeet......... 6 90
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-14

-, PliiLApsLrIlIA, IA. Feb. I3-Flour weay,
Wheat firm; fair TO good mIllins 7SaS5c: prime
70 ihncy western sIa9!c; No. red February 7S1 u
sc. Corn moderately active: 40. mixed so:
No. high mixed 3GI4c; No. mixed February
Sa;G114c; March SG1Sc: April 3GAGS6Lc; Yay
J35aa3,c. Oats firm; No. white February .sya
i9Mc; March, April aud May 2,11ia29c. Eggs quiet
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|NH1O RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
- Table taking effect. November p. 1889,
Passenger trains will run as iollows-Centlsl
line, line; Az trains daily except those marked
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Railroads.,

WHEELING & ELM GROVE R, R.
w On and after Monday, October d. is,0'
VIII run rs follows: '''"o
LEAVE WHEELING.
$50 m, 200 a. m, 900 a. H., IL 100 A. m 1.so
p. H. $3.50 p. H.. $50 p. H.. 7:OOp. M, 900 y. m
LEAVE WHEELING PARK.
6:lOa. m, 7:45 u. M, l0a a. M. 1890 o. H., $50
p. M, 4'1u p H. 0:lo p. m, 500 p. M, 10 p. IN.
suSDAYs-Leare the city at SEQ n. m, and
Ink Park ut 9:U0 a. M, and run every sour mil
loIop. m. Except church train wifi leave Pnrk
at 9:iS a. IN. and city at l2:l5 p. IN.
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CGttOiI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30

dri.e .atp tae woods. 4 cel
paui0u GA the q i've vas Ed. t.
ldy who lives at a station iust
above Jackson She had nos
been loug married and LeF Erst
baby was IN her arms Her talk
VAS al % john aud ;hr baby
aud the little home they had just
purchased l. was 3 seit f3g-y
afternoon agi ;he far oG piar
bills iOEereu iiAc purple storm
cl0uis Here sud there men
we're at work lei TIE fields pillow
ing AMI planting CaGeF the
iiqaid gray cf the teuGsV ate.
noon they made we taiuS 81
i-ii'ct's picture og ''Ias SoEer ?
I read somewhere the other day
TIA; the French idea Of Labor IS
always that If is . curse. Backs
bend TO the burden aud hearts
break under il. The Academy
offered a prize for a poem on
Tabor and OF an sent IN not
one treztes! ID otherwise Ethan as
curse. Its not SD in AmeFi-
ca Even ouT csTjcaturists make
both ihe tyPicalaud ideal AmeTi
can . bTawuy. veil f,d. whole
some rockingham
Aud these southern H0sSneu
under a ki1diy sSy seemed glad
60 he At lais work.
And So believe that In edu
e1'jHual matters il paj.an;arIic
work ANA in the way f earning
her Own iisiaE, woman las the
best chance ia Mississippi.
GAEHAEfTE COLE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30

The village Of Rogersvi;ie. il.
Hawkins county, Tenn. has
several things of which il can
boast The town itself Is lust
leo years old. Il has the old
est siasouie lodge ia tue State.
and the house which sheltered
Gen Jackson for months still
stands In state OF almost per
Iect preservation. A hearth in
a front room, hieh be laid with
his ovn hands, shows scarcely
a trace Of wear. The hrst news
paper published in the State
was issued from ROgersvilIs.
Within the corporate limits of
the town are the graves of the
parents Of Davy Crockett. The
only ebbiug spring in the Unite
States is but a short distance
from the public square. 1t has
regular tides, and Gibbs and
aOws every two hours with un-
varying uniformity. The water
IS always intensely cold. but
nef er freezes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30
Patrons ua!on EGcamanea..

Lake Camp Ground. MISSISSIPPI
plight Annual Session. Ju-
Is ISa0.
AL Oranges, Alliances and
other Agricultural and H6rti
cal;UrsI organizations in this
State, that desire representation
IN the next meeting at the Pat
roHS Union. are cordially invi-
ted 10 select aad forxard tie
names aaG p0StoEce addresses
Of i've delegates 10 the Ssc-eta
rs If the Union. at as early 4
day as practicable, 50 tha. wafk
Uay be assigned them AL!
Who desire premium lists and
programme of the meetIu. VII
receive them 81 application of
TIE Secretary. All ex soldiers
WHO desire 10 participate in the
odd soldiers Reunion" during
this meeting and became mem
bers OF the Patrons Union Com
mandry, tan DO So by forward
Ing their names, Company and
Regiment, TO tie Secretary OF
tie COmmandry, j J Crane, Fer
est, } ISs.
The meeting this year viii re
main Ia session seven DAYS. and
tie programme will be fuller and
more Interesting than on aug
former occasion. : more Ak
ieated announcement of ;se
meeting will be made later.
al papers In the State are
respectfully requested 20 pub
lIsh this notice.
J 5 BEiley, Pres't.
} ) Scott, Secretary.
Couelsasfa- Hiss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30
ChsIarl On the Hsrsh

~ Is ROE beyond q dOa5t tGaf
cholera, wbich for many months
h=s been epidemic ia Irak Arab.
that p5riion ~ Asiatic Turkey
that lies ia the lower basin OF
this li5ris and Euphrltes. aGG
taat Is familiarity kao1nas NesO
p0iaE.ia, has crossed the Turk
iSh boundary aud advanced
north through Persia as far IS
midway between the Turkish
frontier AID the Caspian SEA-
Should the disease make it's
way to the shores of this sea.
there sill be = pretty strong
probability ct us successful in
road iatO Europe NJ no ais.aut
date; for the towns and villages
on the CaSpiaT; IN the first place.
are SO filthy as u be emineusly
adapted To tue propagation OF
all farms CT epidemic disease;
aud, ~ tae hex, place. the com
mes cial relations between them
aud the cities of Southeastern
Russia are 80 close and c0utiuu
Oas that. once there. there wculd
be IO hope OF baTiiEg lie pro
gress of the pl5gGJ.
There are. moreover. Two 90
inciceuevs IN the present con
necuon. which are calculated TO
caIse alarm. ana which ar- max
ing the timid and super tit.0us
people Of Southern Russ a rei,lv
through excited imagination. T.
succumb al the first onset OF
the disease.
The condolences. Ind od. are
remarkable. Ia tue cloIsta epi
denies that have swept over
Europe t,UTiag the last hsif-eeu-
tury. the peStileHce las fellow
ed precisely tEc same route as
that along Ebiea Il Is now al
yaneir :: and theEe Is 40 instance
IN Shlcn Is has tugmed north
wards and Reached the shores
81 tue Caspian. bat Il has spread
westward and devastated En-
rope IasS Is the mere striking
that iaeEe axe not L feg insfan
ees offs taking the westward
route through ASiatlc Tutkev.
uuill II reached the AeLIterra
mean, ard then dying away with
out further advance.
Tue ether coincidence. and II
seems 70 be 4 mefe coincidence
without any esgSstjXe relation.
that on the ocesisian of she laSf
sNo serious European visita
tons o. the grippe, each vista
ilo'i- y n.eh took place by lhe
KAY just bef0re the ew wear.
a e dii nov. vas succeeded a
lew months later by an invasion
OF cholera Aud the cholera On
each occasion fOaud = singularly
ne Geld fgr its ravaEes ia the
side spread debility taat re
maiued II attest the stippes
tIIuI TLaI march.
Er0m these combined esinei-
dences. u well a. from the nata.
raj dread itself % the fell disease
it - hardly surprising taat the
Inhabitants Of Central aud Nor
theFu Persia are panic stricken
aud are tiesing wildly from their
cities If by any chance they NAV
avoid the onslaught OF the
sc0urge.
The year 1870 has so Tar not
distinguished himself, in any
part Of the world, unless. per.
haPs- in cur section. by any ten.
der regard for life and health
aud property; let rs hope that
he will spare civilized mankind
the horror Of an invasion of the
worst plague ROW known on
earth Times Democrat.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30

The Australian ballot system
and a good registration law
would be a useful preliminary
10 our heigdbOTs ia Mississippi
Who are preparing 10 submit To
a vote OF the people tue nomen
teOuS question of dis franchise.
ment OF more than half their vOt
Ing pOpulatiOn.-Avalanchs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30

~ tf@tc q 81. - a sax
without tx nPle IN the or5iui-
nal annals Of the south vas
brought 10 this city 70 5sy III
references 10 the murder OF jim
lii@msn. a negro farmer Of Gre
IA ia county. Kiss. whose body
vas foand sunk il the Ya..abu-
Eha Tiver- eight miles from the
town of Grenada. enc Sunday
evening last July. The maH had
been slot and his body anchor
ed With weights, 5ut tue water
falling, he body lodged on q log.
anal so sas Foaud. Suspicious
tel! ap01 = J Cheaiazsn, Z las
chant. and james T.emlnouS. a
farmer aud miller. bO,h white
At;cT sOuesiEvesticatjon CEeat
ham WIS arrested. AID tsTo &C. S
later Lemons Eas fCGai Ia tie
woods where he bad eadeayO--
eel 70 hide Three ne gr0es. Cor
Rslias Robinson, Lee Irwin. Lee
Iru.a and Jake IrssB, were also
arrested. Taey had ;Eei- pre-
iiulnaIy trial az GIacepaIt. aad
were bound over % fle CIrcgif
C0u-t vithoUt bo-i ~ the
August term ctthe ircHit coutt
-heathan vas tried. and Lee
Irwin and Corue.5as Robinson
made g fIil confessions. They
sdmitteti that they tee -ther with
Caeatha1n, Lem cns aad Jake
isEI ). were present 81 the xii
lug Of TiIgEiau, Ehic4 was done
or tas roadside. and that Cheat
ham die the shooting aut that
,aey carried him 40 ghe river. a
distance ola tc@ uties The rea
son they t.gcd IiI- an vas
that 1iigmla had given them
sway ia q came OF cards. and
CheathaH Ead been Indicted by
the grand jury on Tilgman's evI
deuce. : great deal OF inter Sc
was taken in Cbeatiiam's trial.
and he was ably LcpTeSeni III
aud vigorously prosecuted. The
igry was composed Of ten intel
lIgeut wAife men and two ne
grocs- They brCu g.lt in yer
diet of guilty OF murder IS
charged iisn the iudge sen
fenced Chea;am To hang. an
appeal was takeen To tie Su
preme Cont
On last Saturday evening Jim
Lemons. J0rlei.us Robinson
and JAKE ItEIu agreed to plead
guilty of uisuslau.hter. aud the
district attorney and the i1dye
agreed to save The county cost.
LemmOuS was sentenced for
Thirty years, JAKE Igxjn tor tAir
. yeai and Com .ius Robinson
Tor twenty five years Sunday
morning Jake IIsiu also made
= full confession. stating that
Cleaiam was ide mau who siEed
the fltal shot. when Lemons
found out that jake had con
fesSed lie followed sai,: Admit
flag ts.a. he ana CLeaiham did
the killing. CIraih5U lsiag the
fatal shot frOE ambush Strange
To say. he fully cx0uessted the
three negroes, ssyIEg they were
$40; present whcp the deed Ua~
committed. Then came the
stFaugest part Of the bloody
business The negroes were
told what Lemmeus had said.
and were taken into his eel:
where he repeated mis- exOnera
ton Il them Then Cornelius.
she biggest aud blacklist Of the
trio, said: "Fo' God. Ar. Lem
mons. you knew we WIS right
OAR when de killIu' vas done:
ws'd ruther hive cur ueeSx
broke teIiih' de trafs than ter
tel any no lies LemmOns per
sIrtel Ia his statement, aad the
negroes we're taken away.
Cica,ham Is il jail at Oxford for
safe keeping.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30

The Little Rock Gazette l.
protesting against Arkansas 6e-
ing made the dumping ground
of the Carolina negroes The
people Of Arkansas 10 not want
them
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30

The Detroit Joaruasl desires
to receive By postal card the a.
dress Of all listhg defendants
Of revolutionary Olaeers and so
diere Of lao. aud when posi-
BILE, the name and state OF sEe
ancestor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30

Gems. 5 y Lee aud \ D GGer
n pre- e1ted TO both H0uSS 5 a
tlaorial from the State Ali.
ance making the following rec.
concentrations as 10 legislation:
L That 10 TnGIe money be APP
prOpIi4ted 70 encourage immI
grafton
= Opposed 10 tie repeal Of
The present railroad supervision
law.
That so much of tie convict
labor as possible he utilized Ia
running basei & factory as ,
State enterprise
(. That "a las be enacted pro
hibi;iag the operations Of trusts
in the state.
;. That railroad !, banks ard
other corporations De required
TO pay an AL valOTem Tax instead
81 a privilege TAX as now per
mitied.
d That in regard to tie com
mon school law the f0li0wiE 2
changes therein are asked: First
To Cgualize the distribution.
Of the public school fund and
no; allow any discrimination IL
favor Of sections SecOud-That
whenever tie Constitution so
permits that the Office 0tC unity
Superintendent of Education De
abolished and tire Beard OF Ex
am;ners consist Of three first
grads teachers Third-Tsa,
thu trustees ofschOOls be allow
ed 10 open seaOols at any It's e
during the scholastic year, anc
that year tEey hay elect by con
sent Of a majority of patrons
That a law chan -iug the
present mode Of selecting grand
and petit Jurors IS deemed nee
essaTy 20 TIE more sffeetual
working of the jury system
s That a law defining the
rights and privileges Of employ
er aad employe be enacted.
?. That a Law establishing g
bu-eaU of agriculture aui r.
gUiring the teaching Of the pub
lie schools 5e enacted
10. That a constitutional con
yenti0n should be called for the
purpose Of framing a new con
S,i5utlOn.
IL. That a iaw be enacted
compelling boards Of SGpervi-
s0rs 10 exauliae weights and
measures. also nil tolls, in their
respective COMMITTEES.
L. That 4 law be enacted re
quiriag an inspection on the
hoOf OF all beef cattle offered
for sale in towns or cities
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30

DIR Lyusm Abbott vas recen.
" installed pastor CT Plymouth
Church, Brooklyn, at a salary
OF $500 par year. In making
statement OF hiS faith he saw:
Il refuse to believe that tue
accident of death trans mutes
sSOti's rGercy aud makes reopen.
lance impossible, and So closes
tie door OF hope on the sCuI E0I
ever. What msy be the re
sources or Gad's mercy IN the
fatGEe | do not knox, and
shrink from the GOgmatISm
which attempts 30 iehue them
| nm sure taat when the glad
day come, the song Of reIoicin 9
III Use from every creature il.
heaven and OU the earth, aud uu
der tie earth and such as are
IA the SEA ii there are then
any vOsees uat joining in that
choral Of rs3eea-ing love. be-
iieve il Will be because they are
silent IN that second death from
Ehich there IS no resurrection i.
EadiesS conscious sin do net
believe IN / could endure the
thought at endless suffering but
not ~ sin =r-Iiug ever deeper.
tlsr Seg 4 4 more agfal. Ii h s
gro En 10 He unthInkable Il B :
leve Il Is ugSeTip,ural
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30

Major Randall Il Higgins, a
prominent planter of 1ssaquena
county committed suicide OIL the
Goth.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30

Mrs. Jefferson Davis could
not attend the memorial meet
ing of the Legislature on &C
count of i'll health.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30

Senator Cameron. OF MADISON
county. has introduced : biz
prohibiting persoas fran ssFv-
ing on petit jaries who Cannot
read the written Instructions
of the Judge.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30

An overflow of the MISSISSIPPI
pi swapp lands is feared on ac
count of the recent heavy rains
in the West
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30

T o Willis, of Ripley, died
suddenly in Meridian n few days
ago where he had gone 10 ear
~ a patien, 10 the Insane asy-
lam.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30

Atlanta, Ga, proposes TO erect
n city hospital Ia be called the
III W Grady hospital, in memo
~ OF her greatest son.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30

The Aberdeen Examiner pub
iished statement from an old
citizen OF Monroe eounty. that
the winter of 1851 was. If
anything, milder than this. This
old gentleman, J ID NcAlIister
says there was no winter that
year {; that by the middle OF
April corn was laid by, and cot
ton knee high. and wheat ready
10 cut He further states tina;
on the 18th of April a severe
freeze-a regular blIzzard-came
and killed everything. But in a
few days the weather became
mild and beautiful again-far-
mers replanted corn and made
excellent crops. Mr.. McAllis-
ter thinks history will repeat
ITSELF and that we may look
oul for a killing frost in April.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30

So FAR the work of the legisla
ture is the passage OF local bill.
They are hAmmering away ON
the constitutional question.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30

The injunction suit against
the beard Of supervisors ofYaI-
obusha county restra EiEing the
board frVm bGilding the Aew
courthouse has just been deeid
ed by the supreme court Of this
state dissolvins the injunction.
aud the board vii be at liberty
TO go forward with their plans.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30

The Corinth public school has
been closed on account of La
Grippe.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30

Rev. Dewitt Talmage has
preached his last sermon in TIE
Old World and is On his way
home.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30

Every member of the Neiho
dist church is earnestly reques
ted 70 be present SUNDAY mora
log at IL o'clock as business CT
importance is to be transacted
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30

Judge Christnan has been
nominated to succeed himself
as Circuit Judge of his district
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30

A bill il before the legisla-
ture making Railroad Commits
sioners elective By the people.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30

New Orleans viii celebrate
Mardi Gras On the 18th OF FeJ-
ruary.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30

TIL, Grand Masonic bodies
of the State will meet at Green
VILE on the lTth of February.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30

Gov. Stone has approved the
hill creating a new charter FOR
city of Jackson
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30

Vicksburg has contracted TOR
the building of 4 new hotel fer
the sum of $4,000.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30

A ii Delmas, mayor Of Scran-
ton, has been suspended, chars
ed with malfeasauce in office.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30

II. ii. Henry HIS been reflect
ed Stste Printer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30

ING prepared by Rev ! Ic1ss. 9Th
assistance Of Ms Davis. Eill Be anthem
t,c, eaaFur.ng written. beautifully Il.
ilssrstea AID h11al-ia syeTy Eay ~Or
tnT % the subject Agents wsztsi-
Coupie.s ogths 81 Satisfaction sllsr-
antsed - nancy refunded. Order row
FiEst eeme 6rs5 serve. Adfress-E. i.
JOHNSON { Coz 1909 Nam StrSes,
Eshs-oaa, Va.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30
ron SAIL

U easy terms. Yarn az 80 acres
n7aE Oxford. Tee Ill.sf Is e-rs,sl
.s-t--l5y and AdnizaG5 saaPts.I 10
s'as& -E7zslrg. AFply s5thin 90 Esys
70 CI4AS- b. HOWRY.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-30

All pers0as having el4isns araiust
the estate o. Jas T. HartsSslI. dsrsas>
"a. are heEeby nOtidss l. KEex- and
register tie sane II tie Gee Of lie
e.erk q the ChaEesry Court % IaEsv-
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tive an en.erPTlS.ag woman
an acre OF ground IN Mississippi
aud she xill make a cemf0rfabls
living Ii i essentially tie state
for geuteei IabOFeFs Who prefer
to work Ia the sweet security
Of their Owe homes All over
the state are prosperous women
farmers women planters. w0
men stock TaiSers, women for
lists.
\ young lady in Magnolia took
TIE the OlheC day into little
conservatory that would have
made the bes; professional en-
viOas GIFTS loneliness aud varie-
" She has, in a modest way.
trade 10 rare flowers that adds
a comfortable sum to her ~
come. | have taken OF my hat
10 more than Que eamelia bush
whose blossoms have paid it's
owners way 10 the north or for
a summers outing in the noun
tain lands All along the lines
of the jackson and Mississippi
Valley Roads and even along
the lake coast women are sun
porting themselves and their
families selling vegetables and
flowers, which they ship wherev-
er they can get a good market.
The other day in q little conn
try town on the lie of the ILL
nOls Central was taken for a