Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-08-28

Fass ~ of Corr "a
sin ,.., Se,,e,rh.r. ,o .rroln, Coaa,,
Commissioners Of Elections
Tuov.. sr,vr xho t,,i~sIE Md
i~on n, Macon hA. h~en released on
g.. 800 bond.
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FARMERS IN Ptk" Cognty arr some
what discouraged on afcount OF the aP-
Pearanee OF the Doll worm
THE FIRST bale OF new cotton sold in
Macon brought i:.c and weighed SO
pcands
THE cotton crop In Madison County IL
the finest for many wears, and corn 10
fairly good.
Tn. ou,Iook 4. very hrivh, for , a,.
FAftA W NR&@RA &AAA NRNA A1N NVAL-
water district Of DeSo,o County.
CoLpw.rrH will have a new college
A. an early day.
IL Ronrrrxox ~.lf.L,ot, a, ~,
p{.h Caun.x and .I.swhs-. a. a.,i.,
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Il now a. l,ry. .v.i, tn. .h.ri- q,
Jones Cogn,v n "A rur.u.a hi,, frou, ,ht.
State .o ,l.h.v. .,a h,rk .~.t, "a
overlook him near NJ, Carmel lie -.-
fused 4, surrender. and ,h. sheriff h,a
70 brin.- his pistel into pl.x ,anain,
hin, in the shoalaer N. ,.iun.,, IN -.
4an~er,u~lx hurt and IN. .h.rir LEI,
him in ehar-. es . nurse ard r.,urn.s
Il. ZONES C.gn,v Will. ,b. ,u-.. w,x
euhvinr a nan Roh.r,s,r w.I..a y.
.rs -. ~. 49,, h.,-s ,-,-, .i,y-. =
though the citizens mad. every eror. 10
rccaptur~ him. For years Robertson
has been At Iarx. and getting in his
work on Southeast Ml<sissipvi. b~in<
the most dangerous and noted outlaw
4 that has infested tina, section Tor years.
w n TytKn xho ~. ,eavi~,.d a,
Macon. Noxuh@e County. recently Of
burglary. and nns.i 500 aad costs. met
1eath in singular manner. In d~faaII
. - payment he xas ordered u the een-
I Wet farm. The contractor for the NOT
Z uhee County conviets resides and works
them In ChickasaS County. Atty miles
I distant and sent aguard FOE Tyler. aha
handcuffsd his prisoner and started ca
his journey over the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad After passing Prairie. Tyler
watched for \ favorable Opportunity
and made dash for liberty By jumping
through an open Nintow OF th@ ooseh-
anu striNing tee ground errs~ his
heeS' Pses4u'sns U"Ata INSTANTLY ne
VS. Es" p Aaeue - feArs "a A<~' ana
ann P~A4A'e's u~'
Ms H"'ne y n
I r. H. IootAf. OF aisms toansy, lost
MS g'hh"us" ree~ntay. insiading f'
usiss Oi e"e'"a st"'e1 IA tae e1ia3inz
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IHE new Presbyterian Church at Mag
nolia was destieated By the Rev Thos-
t. Markham DID, OF New Orleans
T. X. JORDAN died a. Ciark~iale
recently. He was son Of Gen Tho-.
Jordan. who resigned his commission in
the United States army at the outbreak
Of the late var To enlist in the Confed
crate army.
recently, in the 5sth year Of his age
lie was widely known in North Missis-
sippi. and vas brother of Hon. Fred
Beall, Of West Point He served in the
sheflH oil iishmingo county the term
previous To the present
CIRCUIT CoUKr convened At Grenada
..ss week rive or SIX OF the most Import
s.s cases on both dockets were continued
10 the January tsrm' among them the
. Vi IA" "eA''-h' eArr'ed 'here irotn
"sl'o'' e'1"'s 'A . '"A"s' VI 'enH
IHE MISSISSIPPI snsrins ASSOCIATION
Sas organized Al jackson last week.
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sistan,e in en,or,.In, ,bs Law AMI c.n-
turing criminals. Thex .ao,,ed Nv
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