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sHERIPF,S EXECUTION SALE.

SHEklFFS EXECUTION SAIL.
Under and by virtue of an execution issued
out of and under the seal of the District Court
for the Fourth Judicial District in and for the
County of Hennepin and State of Minnesota;
Court of the City Of Minneapolis. in the County
of Hennepin, on, the 18th day of May. 1890, in &
certain action wherein T. w. McGrath was
plaintiff and Alfred 3. Norris was defendant. in
favor of said plaintiff and against sa1d defen-
and eighty-five one-hundredths dollars, (s32085).
transcript of which judgment was docketed
in the District Court, in and for said County of
Hennepin on the 18th day of May, 1890. and
which execution. issued from the said District
Court, on the 18th day of August 1880. was d.
said County of Hennepin. haveon this 10th day
of August, a. D. 1890, levied upon all the right.
title and interest of the said defendant Alfred
r. Norris in and to the following described real
property situated in the said County of Henne-
nine (29) and thirty (so) in block two ~ in
Blooming Prairie addition to Minneapolis ac-
cording to the plat thereof on file and of record
in the Office of the Register of Deeds in and for
said County of aennepin.
Notice is hereby given that i, the undersigned,
as Sheriff of said County as aforesaid. will sell
the above described property. or so much there
Of as may be necessary to satisfy said execution
and costs, to the highest bidder for cash, at the
front door of the Court House in the City of
Minneapolis. Hennepin County, Minnesota, on
Monday the 18th day of October. a. o.. 1890, at
10 o'clock q. m. of that day.
Dated Minneapolis, Minnesota, August 70,
$50 JAMES q. EGE.
Sheriff of Hennepin County. MINI.
By LEWIS G, SHEPLEY,
Deputy Sheriff
JAMES O.. PIERCE,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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A Boston Baby.

A prominent doctor in the city of
beans has baby-hls first, I'll warrant
and having docile wife. is carrying
out his ideas about bringing it up.
The little one is seven weeks old, a
bright. healthy little girl. So far it has
not yet been dressed, but lies on the
nurses lap, or on mattress, as naked
as when born. He has it bathed IN cool
water and rubbed with the hand, nut
no bands or other garments are allowed
upon it. It Is fed at regular intervals.
and no difficulty has been found in
teaching it correct physical habits. The
ease which is afforded by its freedom
from Iigatures keeps it from CRYING, SO
that it IS a good baby" The muscles
Of it's legs and arms are hard and the
flesh upon its bowels as firm as that Of
an adult. When it sleeps. which it
often does for FIVE or six hours, it is
covered with sheet, or, if the tempera-
ture is low, with soft blanket. The
doctor declares that 1t is absolutely true
that the little one. only seven weeks
old, is beginning to creep, and actually
rolled or crept distance of FIVE feet the
other day. He intends to yield suf-.
ficiently to public opinion. I believe, to
allow modific cation Of the conventional
baby dress, or as he calls it a few
frills'' to be put upon the child when it
is taken into the street.
Every one Of us has had occasion Of
late TO envy that baby its comparative
GOODNESS; FOR who has not thought these
days Of Sidney Smith, who said. 8 Heat
ma ami it was SO dreadful here that e
found there was nothing left for Il but
to take of my desh and sit in nv
bones. & N hen the little IBostonIan de-,
sires 20 cool OF. she will have 60 follow
Sidney Ri prescript zion
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PROBATE NOrIUE.

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Hen
- nepin.-Probate Court
In the matter of the estate of Patrick q. Kelly,
deceased.
the estate Of said deceased, and his petition
praying for the allowance Of said account and
for decree assiening the residue of said estate
It is ordered, That said petition be heard at a
Special term of this Court, to be held at the
Court House in the City of MINNEAPOLIS, in said
County, on Monday, the I'D day of September
notice of such hearing be given to all persons
interested. by publishing this order once
in each week for three successive weeks prior to
said day OF hearing, in The Irish star dard, q
newspaper printed and published in said County.
Dated at Minneapolis, this 9th day of August,
1890.
By the Court: FRANCIS q. BAILEY,
So Judge of Probate.
r. CORRIGAN.
Attorney for Estate.
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fkUBAl6 NUIlUE.
GTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Henne-
- pfn.-Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate OF Michael DAILY,
On reading and fling the petition Of Elizabeth
DAILY, Of said County. representing that Michael
Daily, has lately died interstate, resident and in
habitant Of the County Of Hennepin and State OF
Minnesota, leaving goods. chattels and estate
within this County, and PRAYING that adminis
tration Of his estate be to said granted:
It is ordered, That said petition be heard at q
Special term Of THE Court, to be held at the
County, on Monday. the 22d day Of September.
1890, at lOso'clock in the forenoon: and that
notice of such hearing be given to all persons
interested by publishing this order at least once
IL each week for three successiVe weeks prior
tO said day Of hearing, in The Irish STANDARD.
8 newspaper printed and published Il 4 said
County. sas ss55ss s4ss5
1890 81.
ss. Judge ofs rebate. Ss
IL s.. CORRIaAN
sAttOrneYfOraK stAte. ssF Ss
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WICKLOW.

At Wicklow, on August 18th, a sail
ing boat containing Rev: Father johns.
ton. Roman Catholic priest. and a bow
named Byrne, was capsized in the bay.
about 400 yards from the pier head.
Three pilot boats put off to the rescue,
and succeeded in saving Father Johns
ton; but the boy Byrne was drowned.
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KERRY.

The CONSERVATION among the inhab.
itanIs Of the Great Basket Island,
caused by the visit Of the baillffs and
police on board the gunboat Britomart,
some weeks ago, and the seizure Of their
canoes for rent due to Lord Cork, had
scarcely disappeared. when the poor
islanders were visited by another dread
full calamity. An epidemic OF fever
is at present raging over the island, and
seven families, or about one third of
the inhabitants, have been afflicted bv
the malady. A special meeting of the
committee Of management of the Ven
try dlspensary district, III which is in
cluded the Great Basket Island, was
called for August 9th. to take into con
sideratiOn the steps necessary to pre-
vent the spread of the disease, and also
to have the patients properly attended
to, but it was adjourned, pending the
report Of the medical officer Of the
district, who is to visit the island again.
A. female nurse. who was procured by
Relieving Officer Griffin. after consider
able difficulty, was sent to the island.
1t is to be hoped that the sanitary
authority will leave no stone unturned
in order to prevent the spreading OF
the maladv among the other poor
families of the island.
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WEXFORD.

On the morning of August Is a boy
named John Irwin, aged ID, son Of the
master of the Wexford Workhouse, was
drowned while bathing in the Slaney.
After diving into the water he rose to
the surface in a few seconds, and sank
and rose no more The place is said to
be.yery dangerous for bathing, owing
to strong currents. Several boys have
been drowned there within the past few
wars
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! / RIS IS.
I THE IR ISL QU BsTI0! n. ].

II
sss i$a5s BY AN IMPATIENT FRESHMAN.
I TVS turr;ble taieous this delay Is outrageous
This blatherin' /, waverin' miss Twin sand doubt.
sure the salisbury cabinet has nothin' bit CAB
4 In it, VI t n ssf4ss5s. s85 $g93
Rad luck to its 1larneY, its gabble and spout
Ould Gladstone's its bugle; it can't stand his
ogle, 81
IT'S feared OF his vice. OF the wink Of his eyes;
IL he raises wan finger In terror they linger--
y Just waitin' and watchin' till the G. o. N. dies
re'd think there was no plan but g ladstone's.
that no man v
Only him had idas or schames in his head,
That the whole British nation-yis. the world
wide creation
Must stand in the stocks till the onld man is
dead.
Oh! where are the glories that salisbury's Tories
And Chamberlain's Unionists sang to the skies.
When Liberal DIRECTIONS gave us the elections !?
All hushed to whisper, ''Wait till 6, ON dies"
Bedad! I've notion that Salisbury. Goschen,
Balfour and Chamberlain, saunderson, Smith,
will 90 quite distracted if his life is protracted
land this talk Of his dying is moonshine and
myth
His health is that Vigorous that, tho duties
,e most .rig'ro
Claim all his strength, his heart is that size
/ And his brain is that pondrous. begorrah,
twill be wondrous
If Salisbury's alive whin the G.. 0. NJ dies.
I for wan am unanimous-Salisbu pussil-
animoue
In watin' an wa,ohin' an triain'. We bike
OF the Orange is tired, our anger is fred
Wild lmpatiently watin' till Il. o. NJ. dlee.
A truce to this quiet Far better riot;
Far betther be murdered than die of dhry rot,
A few stirrin' shindies, breakin' heads, smashin'
windies,
Would save poor ouId Ireland from goin' to pot.
No use specuatin', debatin' while watin'
For Gladstone to pass over Jardan, me bize!
He'll not go to glory just to please any Tory
Aud we all may be carpses ere g. O. NJ dies.
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KILDARE.

A meeting was held on the 10th Of
August, in kildare, of the tenants on
the property of the Duke of Leinster,
who purchased their holdings in 1886,
under the Ashbourne Act. to consider
what steps they would take to secure a
reduction In the annual instalme nts.
The Verv Rev. M. J. Murphy, Z. p,
v. G., occupied the char, and there
were over fifty tenants present. Mr..
j. j. Malone. who had been requested
to ask counsels opinion as to the draft
ing of memorial to the land commls-
sion, attended, and said that he had
submitted the matter to Mr.. Z. Nj,
Healy, M. F., who had written asking
for the particulars of the carrying out
of the purchase scheme, and OF the
relation to the rent Of the instalments
and taxes. He also asked for typical
cases, as to the position Of the tenants
under the act. a committee consisting
of Messrs. Healy. P. Dunno, T. L g.;
John Hackett, p. l.. g., r. Doyle,
James Kelly, j. Sexton, James Nc
Arthur, L. Keans, G, Kelly, e. Lough-
lin and Lawrence Midway, with the
priests of the parish, were appointed to
confer with Mr.. Malone. solicitor, as to
the position of the tenants under the
land purchase act. to consider the steps
to be taken to obtain a reduction in the
annual instalments OF the purchase
money, which they declared were i'm
possible OF payment.
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.TIPPERARY.

PolicS rule is still rampant in Tip
perary.n Or August 14th, Mr.. Robert
Paul Gill. the engineer Of New Tip
perarY. became its latest victim. Pass
in pekceEnlly down the street, upon his
way 10 MB hotel, he was jostled BY two
policemen, and having the lmpertinence
to ushbetween their highnesses, he
was at once cited to appear before a
brace of removables with the result
that he was sentenced to fourteen days
with hard labor, and
after its expiration, to give bail for his
good behavior for twelve months or
spend an additional month in Jail. OF
course Mr.. Gill expressed his scorn for
his judges and their sentence. A re-
quest to have case stated was refused,
Mr.. Gill was convened in custody to the
station house, and was cheered on leav-
ing by large crowd.
txyJov Mann
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LEITRIM.

|, We regret to announce the decease. at
the age of five years, Of Mary Anne
lMcP artlan, the onlv surviving child of
Mr. Francis McPartlan, of Tlnnybeg,
near Drumkeeran, which occurred on
the End of August. The funeral. which
took place on the 4th inst, was both
large and representative Mr.. McPartlan
being popular with all classes, and a
large concourse Of sympathizers Of both
sexes followed the remains from the
residence TO the grave. distance OF
four miles.
Han MAYO,
On the 18th Of August two carloads
or police visited place called Upper
Mace to arrest an eyicted tenant named
Bernard Sweeney for retaking passes
sion. The tenant escaped while the
police were standing near his house,
and was Immediately pursued. An
exciting chase took place across the
country. Sweeney eventually eluding
the police.
ROsCOMMON.
About thirty persons from America,
returning TO visit their friends In Ire
land, arrived in Koscommon by train,
during the second week III August.
Among them was Mr.. ohm F. = Dung,
of Providence, Rhode island. America,
VINO was on a visit TO his relatives In
the neiRh horhood OF the town. Y
h. Sligo. Nj
55 The Following clerical changes have
been made il ElDhin diocese by the
Most Rev. Dr. g illo ~: Father Kelly,
sCastletoWn, "a the College, Sligo;
Father Martfn, sacnll, q Jsastlet oWn;
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Father John Monahan, Grange, g
=LisaelI; Father Michael Monahan,
Four Roads. to Grange: Father Tho
mas Gordon, Athlone, to Caltra; Father
Flanagan, Caltra, to -Four Roads;
Father Cummins. lately ordained. to
Castlerea; Father HanlY, lately ordain-
ed. tosAthlone. Father Filan. lately
ordained, to RooskeY.
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On the evening of August IL. a young
man named Nelly was drowned in
Roundstone Bay, about ten miles FROM
Clifden. He had, with a friend, at
tempted to cross the bay in canoe,
which capsized before they had gone
twenty perches from the shore. Nelly
was drowned, but his companion swan
ashore.
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Ed. BUTLER.

Proprietor of the we'll known Thielen
Hotel and Sample Room, 500 and 502
Central Avenue.
Excellent Accommodations.
Minneapo1is, Mimi.
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DUBLIN.

"a debate on the treatment Of John
DAILY and the other Irish prisoners IN
Chatam Prison, which has frequently
been referred to, and which has created
much Indignation in Ireland, was re-
Gently lnaugurated in the house OF
Commons by Mr.. John O'Connor. who
detailed the cruelties and annoyances
to which these prisoners have been
subjected, and demanded that they
should be released and compensated for
their sufferings, The points Of the case
were pressed home by Mr.. Sexton and
Mr.. Heaiy. and at length the Home.
Secretary. who was at first rather dis
posed to dismiss the subject with bare
denials, promised that the suggestions
and appeals which had been made
should receive careful consideration.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

JAMES o. PIERCE,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

IteN.seN- Sov- 1-The Sapreu-s Coars
rvnst~rsd DECISIONS In the ssIloNIn- csls,-s
t.1.lay-
by Ceopsr Jaslye- tssvr-e Martha -
the state cunwi-s.sE in shs. I.au,GertaIss
CirctEiE CsEsrs " murder. a,tIruse,g. AMI
ise'ssribsr 20 aexf. the date axess for
bis execution " W COX Nsninlssra-
tar. ~. Anu seaness. frum Saaaoser
Ch1aeHry Csarvs zffirulel ts-vea ~aer-
~ - a. - the STATE convt-t-i - Dis
tarhia.r 3 f2mily. ~ll We'll w. W ".
>hs,El- from Lassie-laaiss Ctrvuit Coss-t.
rwver.rd anst -vuaAzstea J. "a >rhma-
nerr e a. - the >gas~. judgments IN
Lsaster'tAAs Glrvssts Coarr in salt on hau,l
'sr seilin< Itssznr Ess An Intoxicated psr-
san- ar z-as.-,i
~ Was-ts, ghlsf Jassi-e sam EreWu.
"a ~ she >sases euuvIrts,l In Leake
glrvuit easzrr sf anl4xf1I c,aabfsati.srs.
-~Esr~s-t aaA -sss1aslr-l Jim Miller -.
tAs >t4sss =aas sis--esi n " Nnshinrtsia cir
e7sis tess-r = -sarser ami ~-nsens-e,I =,
lHaprs-suzs~zs n ths peaissntlarv sspr
lis~- s~ruzs-i . " Elnussa@su ~. ].
r. faErxas IS a., frseaa E-slivar s-han.ssry
Eaa-s s-sr=asss Vale a ESsvttasres a.
- NiaiA r Erasgla- 90 a.. f-ruz Ya-sss
Caanrsrv Cssars &%Erza~A Mary Har-
S@Y - a.. y. ! ) Frixrs f-ssn Rankin
Gl--uiss ssslrs 4sH-usd
p f4aphssli. IasIxs FInl~y Starsss
- tAe >eaes= ~sartcs-,f "A Wa--vn elr-
calt eezrE = ~ z-i.sr and -snser.ss.,I -
i-uprI-sazs~as N sas PeniieatiarY Tor
hse 4t.ruzesl z r N Slmmaas -.
t-sArk - >szn~rsa@s-s f-um >7esa CIR
ruis Gnart reversed az,E rvrnarsi..I :.
= ts4a-@sa - sa~ SE4as s-1nvh-te.f n
" Hrr~n 1arrmaE Gasrrs 10 selling Iiauar
usfhsFut Esswuse a. -nesE Ellsn ftar-
rsv - tn~ STATE cauNt-ssst N sane
csaur1 SIC sAuzs asr~usw Affirmed
Carter Jasirw Hill - Eaaryt - -
r~rxs~urSs f-su SAM evarr. reversed
2za rvnaaasiss,l
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

WA<HrNsray- $aE- q Tsezz h~ssz.r-l
on the authority - a CABS ssss So ssas
the Fr~<i1ezt ~lII -as al Ea exa-a 49,
s5oa . Cou--s7ss- The s-<s - nssssszh--
cores On M1a,E1y. aast cazx-szs NiIl
meet n re-GlEr @sss4sz1 "a Enas 44T-
There - ~ 4r-eEcV tsszsxasGaa< an sx-
IA ses-ian- iz - ssase1 aa Gas sane
1sth0rigy. IE.4 Eks rwassns ~ wsr~ -
seat "a sGE-~seAz- e s~we-z4 Wewi1s
agu, 10 uot bod naS- saulF f.H4r w~~ ss
re@2ts before ras rsralar sss~zaaa h..-
xfzs. an,l ueazhsrs x Ean<russ frsm
I1sszzr S1r-s eaaa& k4-EzF Kr-ixe here
n sEHe sur a ss>.lsa e sns x~rs czllesL
TEe=@ and ocAer re1sgass = - s.aaesl.
hAEs Ie,I the Preszll@ns - lie Ees@r-
nazas1sa zss - cal al sxs-z ssssia.-
EAAs egrsilsign AS -saeAst1 ~ sae I1s.
sssslaz u sAs C2hlnes AeaE FraIaF. o.
seh@r g.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

THK anniversary % Gel W. e rslk-
s~r's sisaEa vas observed very appruprf-
a.sly lass seek by the cirizens ef Rip
Icy EAo revere bis memory with loving
fasihfulae>< The engines th4t r.rrae in
were all 4raps-I IN sauabsr coIors. wAiIe
s.sule bore soraI sEbleus made of srv.-
4asA@nznss saFh the initials W 4. +.
ons sn-tne Nas literally covered IN
every available spa.-e With the ehois.es.
Towers - BE haa His frisn.Is viesl with
cara ether n sho@fax that the nohle
>aerlaces be haI male tor hls peouIs
Ssr- zss tor<9sten-
EESA Ra-E- 4 5-year-old little LADY %
Merssii4a- has e0u pIet>,i a beagsifal and
Artistic 4ails. satirely the Eork OF hes
had AMI hansis
ovER Too members were formally re-
esivesi into the diserpnt char-hes II
Sssrhex l4ss week a. rvsll. % the ~
vi-al ssrviees eoadzesed By the Rev
George : iago-
SAM JoSE<. the c-Iebrased evangelist.
opeaed = series q meetings a. Meridian
last week, pr~aehing three times Gay
70 good erOE1S
GEoRGE >rEwERT's gin situated ah1sss
three niles froGs Summit. MAS se<soved
By IRE last week IL seems a match was
ixaised near soze cotton and in a short
while about thirty bales and all Of his
machinery we're Consumed N the flames
Loss. sseoos insurance. 81 COO.
TEE Bapsists Of COrinth broke the
ground las. week for the erection of =
church buiItinz- The members anG
other eitixecs gathered AZ the zrounds
and after sors ceremony eaeh oze
placed a brick in she foundAtfoa-
The past two weeks have eertaiaIy
been all that farmers coaI4 desire n
gathering their cotton crop aui bCing-
ing II - market The recelpss ~ this
point are nov 800 haies ahsaG q lass
year Guod prices a-e r-1s.zei. aE1
noswithssandiEz the prediction % =
scors crop a n11nth Or - zgl. is + f2rz-
iag oct weiI aa1 vii - usseA lager
ss.a Supposed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13
IN. Result II FIcrssa. Lzzisla=a ana
MtBsisstprf-

NEw ORLEAxs. Nov. 6-In FIoriGa
the Democrats elect eX-Governer Block
nam STATE Comptroller NJ II A1brie-
Associate Justice Of the - prsue Courts
:. F. Mallory in the Firss AMI Gsner2l
Ballock in the SeeoEf Districts 20 Coz
<ress. and large majority Of members
Of the Legislature
In louisiana \ fall Dezccrasic dele
cation 20 Congress In the First eist-ic.
the Democrats ull0-isy 5 44fas IN The
Second district the Democratic majority
exceeds 1000. though the returns are
not quite complete
In Mississippi seven CoagressueE are
elected By OverEhelminy maiorities-
50 little was TIE interest takea By the
negroes in the election tAas II many
precincts 10 Republican ticxsss Eere
dis.ribatsI Catchings' majority OTsr
Hill Is stated A. -.o00 Tie smallest
Majority received b a1E Dcu0c-ltic
ConxressnAa s.ssssi VI s0s ~ less
-sasz Ava
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13
CONDENSED TELE6RAMs.

EAfL LATrxs xas -~~zEss@ - ~ Pa
dar1h a Ten-e-See -7silrssss1 On tAe aasa-
Ira rs wIII - running oscwe~H Rssia-
cab. ky-- AMI Paris. renz-- ~ l4aaarT E.
THEEx we're faliY e.s-aa rsapl~ aa tae
Sozrhern Expsssssio1 r-uu=.is = Nszs.
<o-ssrv. ~ 9z the IosA-
A SvrsuSHrr Iine 20 b. kzsNa a. tas
Chaaxs. tsalT lTssssz & >ssash A1s-zz1a
SseamSafp Lzze - ~-5n - - sears-'t-
TIE sh..-- = - essaailSh ! xesklF zzz~
q s-aansrs hssxs~n t'alsessua- Texas.
aaA The parss of CearraI aa4 sszata
Americz
Twr maa-hlv -epar- q he TsFart-
-er. u Axrl-llrg-e shgNx tae 0uSa@n
r-ur 70 Be zhour th~ slzs ~ Ass ye4r n
Weld. rhe -zsa ner arr~ hetng estimated
~ Ssass< = ssIIoNs- Virginia -
v.,su.l>s Nsrsh C1-olina- l~-- >oaEh ear-
s.li-A -. tseo-yi4- ls5@ Florita- ie-s
AlabausA Ial- Mississippi -ae- Loss-
tSsana- -. Texas. Ied- Arkazsas. =
Tenns~See- ISL
The SeW Orleans and North aNessera
-ziIruad kas berun preliminary surveys
f-vur 4 point On the sabine river ~ Lit
tie Ro-k- Ars-
Mex WrHHr-ES. The nosoriOas West
IN outlaw uho Is wanted for bank rob
b~rv. train robbsry. highway robbery.
murder ard h5gzmy- S1s captured al
>raaxelssr1s Mills. W Va on the losh-
THEEE ! every prospect that the
S-salin-S - clay CIOlsson- nspasy Ctr-
-uf- C.sars clerk Of Parkershury. W.
Va All fsas up sI0o.0oa The books
and papsrs Eill have 20 be examines
harz Eor sixteen yeA-s
THr safe CcuventiOn Of the Farmer :
AIIit--e TO- NeGrleky net as Lexinz-
.e- or-a= lar1- TheorEaulEAtton claims
. membership Of 10000 in Ksnsgcxy-
ard i, ! understood proposes % ta<e
hau4 II the settlement Of political gaes-
s;oas hereafter
CH4EIxs FrrzHUE- % Bellevtlle- IL,
c-tne torh ehOked - tslsh While ea''
iu~ dinner 4 piece Of eo-n beef ssaes
- his throat and could not Be gos'sr
I ont in time 70 save him
/ CaxPLErE returns from seventy oH'
I of he ufnetv-nine counties o. Iehne>-
sae give Bach1nan ss.e5a- Baxter az
and Kelly s-s57- This makes B1ehaa1a
/ Blu-alirv. up 20 date s-isiIi. and d
-,.i,-5sx y. - over Baxter and kellel
.--.bf,et. Tie Legislature vii ;
zs.-Iy shrss % Oae DeG0cE-'l..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13
sass az1 D4z<-rsxsir wszrxse In Hs
CIn Farfor

George c Terry Of the Terry Manz-
t1etarin< Cscn pany. p-u1zinent citizen.
E1s Shot azd dangerously wounded yss-
ssraay morning in the pa<ior Of hls res
tezee- By Wm- EagiO. the p-opries1r ot
kagio's barber shop on CkGrrh street
The shooting grew oct ot business dis
Agreements over the fitting up ot
Ragio's establishments bT the Terry
Manufacturing Company. which had
eliminated in Mr. Terry's taking legal
proceedings 70 secure payment Of money
claimed 70 Be due On the work