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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-10-23

!
sA,s sE.s Gonzales, who Is connected
Mithsthe State: :Agricultura Department in
Columbia. spent Tuesday in the city, and
sgaYe the lNRgLlIGEEcERa pleasant call:
s The rmation reaches Us, that Mr..
S. Pearson is having. very successful meet
SIiyS aroused and much interest manifested.
exchange sa,B Bait =as. q tooth pow,
s3dsr better than almost anything that
eanss be bought. It keeps the teeth bril-
sianhg white and the gums hard and rosy:
Is larried. ION Sunday morning, October
18th. 1880, sby ohm. f. Clardy, Notary.
q RnhHo, LII. Thomas NJ. McNeelys and:
IS Miss: Msttse Lee Ross, all OF Piedmont,'
Rev sB. M. Pack, formerly of this Coun-
s4tye ebut now aresident Of Oconee, has ac-
ceptad.a call to the Baptist Church Of CAL.
fhon1s Ga, and will move with his family
Ito that place.
80 ReY. ..A..FA. Marshall, the popular pastor
5sof the Baptist Church, returned home
Tuesday ymorning, and was warmly well
seomea by his many friends: His health
has greatly improved. 3 3.. s
~ Col. Browne announces in another
column that his improved gin is now
doing work at Dr.. strick lands gin, few
should eae It at work.
q Voters will take notice that the polls at
sssthe, election on 9TH of November will CLOSE
clock p. M, instead of 8 6p. m.s ths
change having been made at the last ses-
sion; Of the Legislature.
JOhnny-"P Please, pa, let me have q
quarter to give to a poor lame man." Pa
,s.s-.Who 10 the poor lame man, Johnny ?"
Johnny Er--well, pa, has the ticket
;Beller down ct the circus
Mr. Reuben Long, an employee OF the
Water Works Company, has been quite
sick. Last week his parents came up from
Newberry and carried him home. At last
8 accounts ne was improving.
II thought many time, when I used to.
go to see my girl she was sweet enough
q to eat. said an Anderson boy. "And
why didn't you eat her ?'' asked bis friend.
Because, she soured on me-"
The hour for holding the morning SER
vices in; the various city Churches on the
Z Sabbath has been changed from IL o'clock
b TO half past IL O'Clock. The Sunday
y School now meet at 10 O'clock =
A Georgia Editor truthfully says:
$3.50 s.-ss stIf you wish to see the Editor
Smile clean down to his collar,
I just walk into his sanctum
md leave asilyer dollar =. -
Means;hs just returned from his
second Tip to- the markets, where he pur.
sehased another big lot Of clothing, gents
furnishiug goods, etc. W Whah are being OF.
7 sered at.priees that will pIeasa evefyh body:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-10-23

G Mesnsshas just returned from his
sseconds Tip to: the markets, where he pur.
CHASED another big lot Of clothing, gents
furnishing goods, etc, which are being OF:
7 sered at.pt5ees that;will pleaaa every body; j;
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-10-23

The Cadets of the r. M. I. organized a
|-Young Mems Christian Association last
Sunday afternoon with twenty i've mem.
bers. The following are the officers
W.. s. Richbourg, President; w. W.
Fuller, Vice. President, A. H. Byrd, Re-
.cording Secretary P..J. Coleman, Cores.
ponding Secl etary ); B. s. Patrick, Treas
-nrer. This speaks well for these young
men, and is work in which, and from
which, they may realize both pleasure and
profit.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27
caassIsusI1nzl CoEysEsI9n-

About ths-n0S. frivolous OBJ
iecsiaE raised yet ia regard 70
the candidates for the ConveR-
ton Is the idea that chose Of our
people WHO did E0t think Con
vensiou should BE held now
must b. declared ineligible to
be member Of the Convention
That Is TO say, that the people
must not send TO help make
their new Constitution any ma1
who thought il best to defer tie
time for the making Of q neE
Constitution
Taiz is absurd Isis uudemo
cratic It - indefeasible- II
carried out this plan would re-
Ject many Of the most eOnssFva-
tive citizens OF the state Not
oaIy that Ts would tHrn the
Convection over TO a class OF
men likely 70 make "a 4 COussf
tasi0u that would not IN al
things meet the views Of many
conservative, and equally patti
otie. citizens
Frank BaFSift, ! strong Con-
vsntI0u man hImselE. puts the
matter properly when he says
1T would be exceedingly unf0r-
tunare that any effort should be
made to prescribe that class OF
our citizens IL does not follow
that those who honestly differed
with the majority are nOs to be
trusted 10 assist in framing a
Constitution
And to this We say, III did,
then some Ct the best people in
this county aud in f1et az over
the State would be prescribed
We hear Of noBe IN this see
ton express any other seDtI-
ment. now that a convention Is
determined on, bat that we mast
have a good stIEItion and ali
patriotic r1sn must unite in the
vcEk Of making = saeessS Of H.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27
Iosa Billings Philosophy.

Vanity IL called a dTscredita-
Die Pasaun, but the good things
that men do kan Ofner be trae
ed tew their vanity than tew
their virtew.
Tongue tied vimmin are very
szarse ard very valuable.
Vain men should be treated
az boys treat bIadders-hIo
them up till they bust.
LIZ IL crate art tew De supe
rIor to others without letting
them kno il.
Thare Is not only phun but
thare Il virtew in a harty laf
animals can't and devils won't.
l Law aiwuz noticed that be
. the best taIker whnze thoughts
agree With our own
be who akqaiFes wealth dis
honestly z toO corrupt to enjoy
L.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

IL Was quite a suFpFiss TO tie
people last Friday when the sa-
noaneement Vas made IN the
STATE Senate that ex Treasurer
Hemingway was short in his ae-
counts with the State. Senator
Diilard igGrss it cut that be Is
due the State over 500, 900.
while Col Hemiugvay's friends
say the State ewes Hemingway
over s2oG0. 4 special commit
tee to examine the CT treasure s
book will begin work next Mon
day, and ve hope for the sake
CT Col Heminvsy, his friends,
the State aud the South, that
the accounts viii be found to be
correct A loose and reckless
system Of bookkeeping is very
apparent In justice to him
self Treasurer Evans should
have called the attention OF the
Legislature to this state of al
fairs six weeks ago We hope
next week to give cur readers
some idea OF the condition of
things.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27
ksdEl.gr M!sssciEpi Girl.

Miss Bessie BjslsuJ, who star
ted from New York in compete
ton with Nellie BY for a race
around the world, going IN oppo
site directions, and who lest ow
ing to having TO take a allow
steamer for the Atlantic return
trip, Is a Mississippi girl, and
was raised on a plantation in
Adams county, near Satehez.
She started off at an hours no
tIee and had to wait two days at
San Francisco for a ship. She
did not want to make the trip.
bit eheerfuIly acquieseed, like
Il brave, tutifal woman, whose
chief gave her the assignment.
IL we Eisthks rot, this young
lady Is niece Of the First Lieu
tenant BJsland ofthe University
Grays, Eleventh Mississippi reg
inent, Bees brigade, who fsIl
Mt the head of his command At
the frst battle Of Manassas
Aberdeen Examiner.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

The Legislature has adjourn
ed Its work Is done so rap
idly are the laws made. 40 great
the confusion when the session
Is ggiEg On, 1t IS dTiegIt to tell
What measures introduced actin
ally become Iaws until after the
adjournment. Then too much
of the legislation IL completed Ia
the closing hours Of the session
and even when n I'LL has passed
both houses Of tie legislature It
takes some days to find out
whether the Governor has ct
his approval to the many bills
sent 90 him to be approved
Hence, St this time, il IS difficult
TO tell what nav legislation has
actually been done TEis OF
course refers to the many bills
acted on in the last two weeks
Of TIE session 1t a later date
we propose to put the iRferma
ton before the public so that
the people Of this county rlay
know through the EAGLE what
the new laws are- We publish
in this IssUe several important
new statutes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27
4 Warning % Politicians cad
cElcs Seekers

CsCv. Taylcr says twelve years
Of political life las satisfied him
for awhile and he proposes now
ito 90 10 wOIk and try to re
trIeye bis fortunes In q money
point CT view lie hasn't found
politics profitable This is the
same experience of hundreds of
others The honest man whose
object Is to make money. will
keep out Of politics The Gov
erucr CT a State Ike Tennessee
nHds It hard to save any of his
four Thousand dollar salary
The Congressman, If he lived
deeeutly, Ends & hard with his
i've Thousand dollar salary to
make ends meet i goodIy Der
cent Of his salary is expended
every year for postage stamps
IN answering the letters CT MS
ez2etIls constituents And
then he must BE elected Ouee
every two years, which costs
hin another slice. Besides If
be doesn't contribute literally
for bailtiHg churches and school
houses he u set down as stiusy
and mean There may be lots
OF fun and homer in political life,
but not much MONEY
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27
TIE PALACE Cl3 LINE.

The Kansas City. Memphis & Biru
Elsham railroad Is many niles the
shortest aasi BY sar the BEST equipped
passenger line between points IN The
silse ant southeast. and Memphis an
al points |. Arkansas. Texas aud th
vest and northwest TIE nslssengeE
rrsin employment OF this line il Of tn
rsost no'ssru construction and pro Ti.lstl
WIN every de wee necessary TO Ike cora
tort and safety OF Passengers. Elegant
reclining chair cars fseats free} are run
% al ezsT trims between Msu-ph5s and
Si-'n raassaEn- Everything new and
I r. ~ela-ss and nc effort Issparsd bv tn.
infringement to meet the requirement.,
81 ta's travelling pubic Through tick
etsvla tins h1a are o1 sale at all
through ticket Offices. Fer Iarre man
and tInza table folder giving full f1sor~
nation As to through ears, connection
ETC. a5sigsss. III u ELLIS
Genl ACT. 81 Madison 81, Memphis
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27
a Few Gaesiisns-

To GcTg<r1r Src1l
j. ;Eere net : Ew upon the
statute books CT our state pro
hibitInS any mtmber Of the Leg
islatuTe frO1 accepting free
transportation over any railroad
within the State Did not sew
eral members az the recent leg
I<latHre accept a free ride 10
New Orleans, to vi=iG Nardi
Gras. from Jackson and return
Efs0, are shey not suhjsct to ar
rest and fine as provided for by
slid statute ? Have not some
Ofshe officers of the state viola
ted this Law more than once ;
and are they not subject 10 a
fine and Imprisonment 2 Are
these O!ieiais exempt from the
Laws they maket Should they
not be punished a. we'll "a our
me.s bambIe CITIZEN fox viola
tiBga law II taey are first to
break the law can they ezpee,
the people to put mueh conf
Ienee IN tte laws thsy make
While the Treasury department
- undergoing IN examination
don't yea think It wGuld be eou
sistans zith the general crler
Of things TO have an expert
committee &c give the people
iartIe light GpoE this subject I.
The people believed, when they
gave y0a such a unanimous en-
dorse lent for Governor. that
you would see the Laws right
s0usIy and inpFrtialIy executed,
and are you not going to prove
worthy OF that endorsement
Il you prove reereant 20 your
Trust what can you expect of
yOgr inferior CO Ia5Orers
Hasthe Legislature the power
to So what kIai Of an adver-
tissEent al editor shall insert
in his Papers Don't you think
1t is your duty to veto the bill
passed by the recent legislature
wherein they sttenPt TO --muzzIe
the Prsss - Is not this a pres
dent tkSs viii eventually lead
To the suppression Of fee
speech ? Is rot this az Iudlca
ton that they wish to sEspreSs
the exposition Of the yioIasEaas
of law IN high places = DID
any member who supported the
bill to 4muzzIs the Frrss~ have
the moral courage to Introduce
4 bill to prevent tae sale Q!
whisky in Mississippi . C@n
yea tell how many tickets the
members who voted to s-muzzle
the Press bought IN the Louis
lIE4 Lottery Last month :
HAN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

A Florida steamer got info a
dense fog while on her way
down the river. A tourist, anx-
ioGs to go ahead, went up to the
captain, who WIS at the wheel
aud asked Why they had stop
ped Too mEeh fog, can't see
The river replied the cautious
captain. But said the tou
rist, '-yeu can see the stars ever
head" ~Yes," said ths captain,
out until the boilers burst. We
are not going that way The
Passenger went to bed.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

The CtariOn-LeGger SAYS a
bill passed the Legislature to
prevent any newspaper IN the
State from accepting an adver-
vermont from any lottery eompa
NY Has the Legislature this
pOwerf Does this not license
tha. body to say a newspaper
shall not advertise the wares of
any private or pabIIc corpora
ton : To Us such legislation
seas e.-ee-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27
Resolved BY lash Billings.

Thut / won't borrow nor lend,
especially lend
That went swOp dogs with
no man unless / can swop two
dogs for one
That the world OEse me a liz.
Ing-provIdsd earn it.
That no man shall beat ne IL
politeness not as long as polite
ness kHOtiuEes to be az cheap
az it IS now.
That IL a man calls ne 4 phocl
i vent ask han TO prove It.
That ifa man tells me u mule
won'G kick will believe what
he says without trying it.
That when hear n man brag
-ing on his ancestor won't en-
w him, but will pity his ances
tors
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27


1t a meeting Of the Grand
Chapter OF the Masonic Lodge,
watch convened at GreeBville
Oh the IZth, the following ofi
GERS were elected for the year:
W z Trigg, Grand High Priest
GreeuvIlIe.
l. ID Nichols. Deputy Grand
High Priest. BItesviIle.
J \ Mcleod. Grand King.
FOss Point.
RC Patty, Grand Scribe, Ma
con.
IA II Jones, Grand Prelare
Port Gibson.
X Il Braunin, Grand Lecturer
A berdeen.
A p Barry, Grand Treasurer
EartinsvIile.
William Starring, G G H.
GEeenviIle-
Henry Strags, Grand Sentine'
Jackson
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

In selecting delegates to the
Constitutional Convention. cur
people should bear in mind and
FEVER for one instant lose sight
OF the fact that the position l.
one that carries with VI the very
gravest and wei.hiest of human
responsibility Not only for
the present, but generations yet
unknown viii be affected by the
constitution to be adopted Ii
wTlI be the corner stone upon
which viii be erected the legal
structures that will guard our
lioerties-Tea cur very lives
Grenada Sentinel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

Pater-@Y0a children turn up
your noses at everything on che
table, When | was q boy was
glad to get enough dry bread
TO eat Tommy Say. pm, you
are having much better time
of it, now ycG're living with Us,
amt your
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

Mr.. John C. Brady, who had
charge OF the wagon and tean
which conveyed ex President
Davis and family In their peri
loas retreat through Georgi. at
the close os the war, died at his
home near WIEoaa, Miss, last
week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

The Mississippi Legislature
adjourned and went to 8ardi
Gras- The I c. gave the body
n free ride Tired of maseGe
sadIng as patriots, they soughi
relief IN going TO lew THE les.
p.slpable masquerade of Eips
Comus, aud his mystic mfnians
ansi of such Is mississippi poll
ties-Aberdeea " eekIy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

A Mutual CoafesSion-@Can
you forgive me and love me
STILL said the newly made 5ride
when | confess that my teeth
are-artiieial - FLANK God. =
cried the groom as be snatehed
Oft his wig, NOW can cool rly
head -Teledo Blade.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

An amendment to the cams
laws Of the State make the sea
son close on the 18th of March
and open on the 18th Of Oeto-
Der, aud heavy penalties are en-
forced for its violating, and 1T
the same time posted lands gre
more vigorously protected than
before.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

Mrs. Virginia FIantz, wife o
Col y j. F-antz, OF the Bran
Ion Republican, died after a
lingering Iliaess few days ago.
Hrs. Franfz was a highly cult
vated christian Indy and esteem
cd by n large circle Of friends
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

Under q recent laE Of the leg
isiasure tire supervisors of each
.c0unsy shall sag whether the
railroads running through their
counties shall be fenced or not
Grenada Sentinel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

The United States Senate has
PASSED \ bill To refund to the
different States the money col
ieeted from them by a direct
war tax IL this should become
a law MIssisaiPpi would receive
about sIlI,0oO.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

The one idsad man, crank and
lobbyist, should be kept out OF
the eonyentioB.-CEarion
Then just keep TIE LegiSIs
ture in session alt summer and
that viii lesson the danger to
some extent.-koseiuSko Mes
senger-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

The yOu.g ladies' OF the Co
lGm6Gs Mississippi Industrial
College have requested tae re
n0val Of Mr. Charles Fl. Cooke
president Of the COLLEGE. Is IA
supposed that the papiis prefer
q lady PRINCIPAL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

We said that after Sept.
IS, 1889, One Dollar would
do it So i VIII Send One
Dollar and secure the best
newspaper in America for
one yer, TIE Sew Orleans
HccaiT E::2es-Hc.s..s.,.s;.srat..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

w s. MOORE, furniture re
paIrer ; sueh as Cane Bottom
and Perforated Seats Mattress
es + rnoyated and made same
as new LeaTe orders at AG
Browns shod shop.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

An exchange says that a pref
ty Wisconsin school -marm- to
encourage promptnsss, pronis
ed to kiss the first scholar at
school. and the big boys got to
roosting on the fence all night.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

Capt. Um Rutherford of Fafk
Gsr station was thrown from
his bOrse a week agc, bad sus
tanned injuries from which he
died . few days later
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

If the best men are net select
ed as delegates to the Coustila
tional Convention it will not be
the fault ofthe press OF Nissis
sippi.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

VOC nay deesive all The PEG
pie part Of the tile. or Z part CT
tho people all The time but not
al the people All the tine
Abraham Liucpla
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

Tue Aberdeen weekly places
the name of Prof L Nayes at
its mast head as its choice for
one CT the delegates to the Con
stitatioual Convention from the
Stateat large.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

Rev Sam Jones the evaHgsl-
Ist has decided to remove from
Georgia to Kentucky. where be
has bought a fne stock farm
near Emine1ee
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

This is the Lenten season,
which is universally observed by
the Catholic and Episcopal
churches throughout the world.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

j \ Glover, mail rider from
PontotGe to Randolph, after be,
ing arrested has acknowledged
to r0bbIng the mails.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

The faFEieas OF Granville
county, VIrginil, are suffering
for the necessaries of life. owing
to the failure of crops
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

Sredield- Ala recently ship
ped $500 tons of pig iron to
Pittsourg, Pa. carrying Goals
to Newcastle,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

Senator WalthalI cOuseIentI.
Ously opposed the Constitution
al Convention Is there any one
so foolish as to say this is a1y
reason why he should not he
sent as delegate
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

The people want To narrow
minded cheap John demagogues
as tsIegltes to the Constitution
al Convention. but the abIest
statssmeu and broad gusged pa
tEi0ts IN the State.-PrOgress
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

4 View York man advertise
to give 300 To every Nan who
minds bis own business. and
finds but few takers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

an Act to amend section 1881.
of the Code of 1850, as to pri
orlty OF the Judgment lien in
certain cases.
Section l Be it enacted by
the Legislature OF the State OF
Mississippi. That when y Junior
Judgment creditor gives the no
tiee provided for in section 49,
Of the Code Of 1850. the senior
Judgment creditor, in order 10
retain priority OF lien. shall not
Only have execution issued but
shall point out the property OF
the defendant which he wishes
sold, and shall have the same
levied upen by him; provided
there Is no COLLISION between
the debtor and me Junior judg
neut creditor as TO sseIgdine
or hiding out property, so as to
prevent It's being pointed cut BY
the senior Judgment creditor.
See , That this act shall take
eject from its passage.
Approved February 80, 1890
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

lie vas the embodiment Of true
honor.
~4eruss Gas skiesa 10 envio1s eLsa4 shall
EnH
= dam the suzlisht Of hrs rRPtErea
w I HARGIS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

~Hawkshaw the Detective.r
IL writing up the gamblers oil
Memyhi. in fine style for the
Evening Democrat. He says
the gamblers are protected by
the officials. and expects to
make some big tips tic the Of
ticiaIs before long.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

IN Act to extend the remedy
of Atiaehue nt for rent TO any
assignee Of rent claim
Section I. Be Il enacted by
the Legislature OF the State OF
Mississippi That section 1907
of the Code of 1850 be amended
by inserting alter the word
costs" IN the last line III said
section the following wOrds:
and any assignee or holder of a
claim for rent shall be entitled
to all the benefits of attachment
provided 5y this section. If any
Lessor Of lardS and tenements,
or any assignee of such lessor,
of any claim for rent or supplies,
their executors or administra
tors agent or attorneys, IN his
affidavit for attachment shall
state he is such assignee or h0l
der Of such rent claim, and shall
In such other respects make at
davIt and give bond as provided
In said section
Sec > That this Act take eff
feet from and after its passage
Approved February s, 1890.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

Holly Springs is TO hive i
s reel railway from the depot to
the public square.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27
HAM

Chicago gets the worlds FAN
1872 View York, Washington
AID st Louis. were In the race.
Dat the Windy City got there. If
We are still In the newspaper
business then, and the Illinois
Central railroad vii siye Us a
free pass. We are going.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

y d--,fT mali has been starte,
between WicoIs and Greenvil,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-02-27

GreenviIle had = $50, coo fire
On the 18th.