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The Meeker herald., 1890-02-15
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Tile yer, h,st gilt edged butter NOV
brings u CENTS IN thc Denver market
aud un talk back. Such routs are no,
rleu;i'ul.
The gross earnings Of a single COW In
ihc Windsor dairy during the past year
was q ;iiilr over 500. She Is iiol
s.,in. without hnTus.
one uf the clrsc rucscrs II future
hose events s.lii tn US IN "a whisper the
other day: The winner of tie 'nlr-
r,,lo Drrhy tn $50 will come from tic
Garlic X Shields stables
Wheat can he grown. harvested aud
placed In the hiu In Colorado Mt an
actual cos, NJ not more than ~ cents a
bushri. but the cultivation must be
by modern methods.
Many Of our Southern Colorado farm
cfs prefer the i'ifc variety a: wlirnt.
They nave determined tn their satisIac
lion that 1t makes tie hest Weld VI HnN
IT tie varieties. T. IL ~ hard wheat.
which would have hcrn objectionable
with the old mrthul " milling with
bmir stones. BIT with ,'lr Hungarian
process It's hiuty quality is nothing
Objectionable.
The millers Of Colorado should recol-
lee, that tie only thing necessary Ia
induce the farmers of the State To raise
wheat Is 10 pay them compensaling
prices fur wheat vaised. 1t cannot lie
done by selling them higli.priccd Iiour
in exchange for low priced wheat
While flour is still high wheat is still
lower In Iowa than ever before.
Mr. Jesse Harris proposes to mako oi
his lately purchased lands at Fort Col
lius the model horse breeding farm oi
America Every acre that will be de
voted to grass and grain will he under
the highest cultivation, and his improve
mcuts will be second Ia mono.
The Meeker herald., 1890-02-15

Always cHk up your caisup Lulil-s
Wi'h vie over Tie top Coming ont Ul
Denver. i.r o;ltT day. 0u the Santa F",
sc observed IL man place l-oiyie Of q,
mato ciisHp, neck downward, 20 the
rarI, above lis ssHI. rfc,eui'y iri,rd
came In. and Ia icN mUmrui, tie
friend wiin W1S e,eaHirs L.s nails vi,h
kuii-, introduced iHr -Ii j,e. ~ iiar
fisuus muguump administration, aua
Hon. iIrnD Il Wu'cU,ts -'gir,wfs
tlertOn. The discussion brramr warm
md - tie excitement Increased, tile
mau with tie knife Easy.gulai,L VIC
lcuily with tie hand continuing the
weapon, as lie .NI'a utd his view ou
.r qgr,iYu M-autm- lI- cod. su.i 90
% b, ~ tie ul!Ii overhead. and .I- cal.
ul dropped d1Eu over ilr oWur. b
s.il lui cIa.t and collar. without hts
HIc.yiu. ;sr iact. p.u'c;Ig IucIyurs
I'd iaGs ga tie opposite seat, Whu
HusI.t sight -! tie rel Hg.I. HEd iW
uggI u w. Niuui lHslu L. scream
FauuluI ~ a. top "i Tor voice \
ISIS UHgris. cuHiuriut- aud irat'-
.vl rushed $50 nH- lgg9t.-h0i O. O.
= ,WI strap y.u.yu,.S .,.I cseIl.tl,,f
NJErst il4i msu i'jff-' Aurst INH
ai!'au! see Ltm q" H. ,c. lin batH
iai other nuc WITH h's knife iIi tie
reH splf'r! "ui o.. Sou wr-trU
Oh. yuu wil'inuus rascal Ten tau hum
life IN tia, seaudiiuus manner. lee son
The Meeker herald., 1890-02-15

In Surrey County, y. G.. there Is rc-
marketable natural curiosity In the shape
OF a mountain resembling tho famous
sphinx Of Egypt In all its details. Il
lays east of tho Bluo Ridge Mountains.
on the Piedmont plains. like - gigantic
lion' its body az right angle To tho ridge
and with head reared alptt as II In tile
act OF rising. The head IL OF solid rock.
several hundred feet in height. The
shoulders and breast are finely proper.
toned. and at the distance Of q few
miles II looks like thing Of life and
intelligence. 1t rises about 800 feet
above tn" plain and can be seen for a
distance of 30 miles
The Meeker herald., 1890-02-15

In recent return cruise from the
coast uf Patagonia 10 Costa Rica. the
Argentine revenue cutter. san Juan,
sighted and came 10 anchor of an island
hitherto unknown. "A miles from shore;
three miles long and one mile wide,
averaging ~ feet above high tide, with
arocky, almost perpendicular coast line,
almost dangerous of ascent.
The interior, however. was found Ia
he well-woodcd, and the captain of the
utter reports having encountered in
lis ramhlcs many species Of wild aui
The Meeker herald., 1890-02-15

Iiavlius mail ip,vcs Monday. wr,ins s,iay nni
Friday NJ : -. m. Arrives Tuesday. Thur
tlis md Saturday VI g y, m.
Gfrui Ii,"r mril irpNcs Mcoscr daily. except
SUNDAY. At On, u. NJ. Arrives daily, except
-uniay at slsJ y. M.
rnngciy and white River mail leaves Irrkcr
ever Monday AMI Thursday ut n. IN.
Arrives every "Wednesday anu Saturday at
Gr. M.
Money ORDER aud registry department opcn
ttum IN. NJ. tuir.m.
rastn1irc rpsn ou SUNDAYS frrm to 10 u. m.
and frrm to- 8 y. ~.
= Y. iiorsruS. Postmaster.
The Meeker herald., 1890-02-15
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As the time for sowing spring wheat
is near mt hand. we Civ" unr ynuul
farmers the directions from the flel,
and Farm, how to XIII smut.
sc one pound of blue viird to on,
half barrel of water. THIS viii soal
from eight to twelve bushels PA
about half "A busnei in sack aud spal
il in the mixture about ten minutes.
II i, said to- completely destroy smut
The Meeker herald., 1890-02-15
TIE HERALD BRAND.

An stock branded as above on any
part Of animal from the tail up TO rishi
behind the ears, Range, Garfield.
Routt. Grand. Eagle. pitkin and Mesa
counties, Colorado, Eastern Utah aud
Southern Wyoming aud few select
patches Of feeding ground AL over
+. S.-Nu extra charge for cut, en-
craving, descriptive matter, or engraved
characters, and also includes copy Of
THE HERALD. Let tie cowboy on the
range know your brani,
The Meeker herald., 1890-02-15
GLOW to Cur. Al SKIN Dl.cp.c..r

Simply apply "swayEe's Ointment.
No internal medicine required, Cures
teller, eczema, Itch. all erngIlunS II tn =
face, hands, moss, etc leaving the SKIN
clear, white aud healthy. lis great heal
ing and curative powers ars possessed
by no other remedy. Ask your druggist
tmr sMnNme'a Ointment
The Meeker herald., 1890-02-15

" ono would have good eyebrows. and
they are most important feature. it il
best to brush them every day. Brush
them up and down so that they mako a
limo in the center. 1t is dangerous to
trim either the cyc-lashcs or eyebrows
TO rub little yasclinc in the latter at
night is good thing. But don't rub
them the wrong way.
The Meeker herald., 1890-02-15
OFFICIAL Directory.


INIIIN NTNTl.7 WTTITINI-N-
Senators, II. ". TcIrrni T. ~. wolrli
Member ~ Congress. Hoses Townsend
District Judge, Moses iiHliT't
Marshal, T. 4. iliu
Attorney, j. II, Fleming
Register II III. Land once. :. ]. p-il,n
lireuiyrf Of rubllr Moneys J. ;. swan
The Meeker herald., 1890-02-15

a half.ouncc Of ground quassia stopped
in pint of vinegar is recommended
highlyas euro for A tea
spoonful in a little water should be taken
every timc tho liquor taste ia felt. 1t
satisfies tho cravings and produces n
feeling OF stimulation and strength.
The Meeker herald., 1890-02-15

Subscribe Tor Tnh HERALD nnd san
Francisco We.kly Gail onlN - - for
blh pprls, Slecimen copies can he
had bS addressing this uilice.
The Meeker herald., 1890-02-15
STAIR HOARD oF CATTLE INSPECTION
tuNNI-sIuNEHS

4 a. TlrseT. n,-nyrt
q, g. irbusHus sr~irt
~ i.lisW Niftrrss ta- AnifHai
heUFE" ", Thompson. lr., pIunET
HEunFr H. Adnfns, -tF-siunr
. =. iiflnss Grand Junction
J. J. NNsH-k, NrrErl
II a. NHriG LNrF itrul
y. H. Wyatt. aFfTlrf
sJals Veterinary sur.-on. CilHs- a. lamb.
The Meeker herald., 1890-02-15

ris;rsi juiz-. Thomas \. iiu9ssr
nIstfisf tffuTuFF. =. . o. a. sell
if'rE u|sfsist ,uuFf. iui'u :. wafsITi
sfHta s-fafuF. VIVA. guf,irf
The Meeker herald., 1890-02-15
Tie saHta q. Stoui".

When going East. South or West.
secure YOUR tickets via tie Santa lie
Route. luilman Palace sleeping ears.
free reclining chair ears tourist sleep
ing ears aul comfortable day cnlche,
are run by this line. Short line to all
California points. Fasl line To all
points East, South AMI West Direct
line To the celebrated Las Vega, !lo,
Springs, New Mexico
GIo. 4. NICHOLSON,
n u A 4
The Meeker herald., 1890-02-15

WHITE RIVER STOCK GROWERS 1850.
CITATION.
Pre- hipri, W. =. pru'l'
Niyr-rrssiicut. = : gr-~n
Secretary. = T. n Ur,.h-r
Treasurer. y. Major
Executive Committee. lien tFirr. \. u.
CritchioN and ". \. Keller.
The Meeker herald., 1890-02-15

Adycr,lsr in I'lr iIrgsrp.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-06
Campus Dots.
Yours.
ALLIANCE


'R1h Tor Democracy q
Ssvrrat Of the students at
tended the Clasa L0dise kellogg
concert at Water Valley las
Is eht and of course had a Rice
ume-
chancellor Gayes speat sun
day a1d Noaday u Jackson
At the progressive eaShre
party on FRIDAY night LAST. az
gr. Dee ArclI1alds. Hiss Mary
Mares proved herself the best
player and there By eaPtEresi
lie INST prize
y corps Of carpenters were
5Bsy al CT last week N tke
reading room OF tHe Library
5uilsiiag. erecting a De feBcS
for the protection OF the Il
bT&ria1 aad the books.
The regular monthly exams
are nos ever. and the maiorIfy
Of marks a read cut b the dif-
fereRs PFSEs came under the
head Of Third I cant see to
save nv life how il vas that [
made szeh pOSr marx Is the
remark sc aszT coming from
gh~ boys that didn't get airs
The ErSt Mag Il out ard Is
Overlooking w,EA-Ea0a things
Judging from the iFst issue We
pEe1iet for JEe Mag ayesr of
prosperity.
Senior vineyard hts been
aad l. ssIii aaI5r sick 9Th the
typhoid fc.er. HIs fIther pr
Vineyard, 81 Lee COaafy ArkaE
sas Is wi;h him and wEl seen
have John -on hi pegs a-ain.
Visitors 0a the campls BE-
tween the hours Of nine 4 u
and room are requested 10 be
as quiet as possible. while near
the Lyceam- IN order that there
may DC 10 disturbance 2 OF tas
elOcItlOl claSSes-
AGsra careful examination Of
al the poultry Yards on Cuiver-
stfy street @e feel warranted L
saying that the students board
ing CT this street are Ia nc imi-
GeRt danger Of suffering frosi
a ease 81 dyspepsia caused b.
eating too mach turkey.
-fT0f- Gab-y aas Pds aside
-oid Whitley AMI bought him a
new hat, and Is nov watching
for the maa TO cone aTousd
with one cfthose. you push the
button and re will do the rest
machines 10 have his beauty
made
Ard the band played Annie
Laurie.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-06
Communicated
Oak Ridge,

NV. Isl A01W.
Ed. EAGLE. | see that the
great hyIra-headed COnstita-
u0nal Convention has taken II
upon themselves To elect tor
the people. Governor, Lt-Goy-
ern0r. Secretary Of State, Audi
tor. Treasurer. Atfy. General.
Sup't IF Education and Clerk
Of the supreme Court. These
fellows are kiud aud thought
fGI. They wish 10 provide an
aet for the common people. saw
them the trouble of exercising
the hight OF franchise and also
the expense OF going to the
polls and saying who they want
TO hold the places OF power.
What q generous set they be-
Here IS the truth in the matter
and the c c knows ii inst as
vel as we do They waat TO
keep the latOring classes from
having a sag IN the choice of
State officers. They want TO
centraiize, and If they would
speak their true iawazdness
they would say, the tIileTs of
the soil. the mule drivers, the
OF drivers, have not sense
enough TO cast a vote. they are
not capable of selecting men to
hold these Offices.
This has all been done TO de-
feat the aims and purposes of
tie Alliance The people. the
producing classes want tc say
whO shall bold places Of tTgSt:
they did not send these dele
gates TO tae Convention 10 elect
officers. They we're sent there
to make a state constitution IN
der which We could live. and ne
free to act right aud cast our
ballot tor whom sc want a
bearers Ct our e~OlJrS. This
body Of dietatOEs says. We the
the inhabitants Of the State CT
Mississippi must and shall take
this instrument OF their pTCdCc
ton without a voice for right OF
wrong. What kind of meat Is
this hat Caesar has eater. that
he has grown SO great ThS.
people say. the farmers say. the
producers say. the Alliance sa
.abmIt your wOlkt TO the people.
and let Us endorse CT reject
We make cur living ~ the
sweat Of eur face and intend to
have something To say about
the management Of State and
Federal Offices.
Yours,
ALLIANCE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-06

The San Antonio Board Of
Trade sent the following tele-
gram to Gov Stone Oh the 3Ist
uIt:
AT a meeting OF The San An
tonic BO I'd Of Trade. held to-
day, representative hoIse deal
ers and stock r=issrs were
heard IN regard to- the reports
current IN your State that CLAN
ders had appeared among Texas
horses and the opinion VAS t
nansGcus against such state
msEts being sTHe. A. that d.
sense Is unknown an grass
fed horses. such a. are shipped
from here 4 committee from
this board has been appointed
20 investigate the Subject IN .
thorough manner aEd prepare
an CEeial report fer pgbiica
a0a- Wm- E@Herman. prps
TEe horse traders aad ether
St4EkIe4 q san AZEamt0 met
AZ fas Southern Hotel TUESDAY
10 degy aatb0ri.aiIvely tae vide
spread reports CT the preva-
AEee Il CHAMBERS IN Southwest
Texas The teueT oftke speech
q made was that there Is net.
nor has been for years. a case
n this section. AOFe than this.
- vas asserted that CRASHED
horses such as are handled here
are never attacked By gl4uters
Despite the assertions. how
ever. reliable men say CHAMBERS
Is still raging IL this part ct the
State aud that scores ef horses
have died from the malady.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-06

The election passed eff quiet
Is IL Oxf0rd. Kyle the Demo
cratic nominee has carried the
coUaty 10y a good maJority
Paual8 county gave kvle 1893
majority
Benton county gave Kyle go
majority
Marshall county gave Kyle a
big majority
The reports To1 every cuun.
twin the state Indicate a s0iIs:
democratic Delegation to Con
gress from Mississippi
Arkansas returns ali her Con
gresmen aemoctats-
In South Carolina there vas
no disturbance aud the returns
indi that all Democrats are
elected
The democrats carried every
district IN Kentucky but one.
Tue Democrats win largely IN
Georgia
The entire Democratic ticket
vas elected in West Virginia.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-06
Constitutional Convention

The Convention has adj3urn
ed The new Constitution vas
adopted without being submit
ted TO the people. The mem
bers Of the convention seem to
have been afraid to submit their
work. Until the Constitution Is
printed officially We viii lot IN
d.rtake to discuss It's general
merits Suffice It now to say
that the franchise question was
settled b. retaining what is
known a the understanding
clause which We think was !
mistake We 10 no. doubt but
that the members generally
were ac-Hs;ed by tie best and
most PstrlotIe motives but time
viii prove that the understand
iu- clslse sill hurt the WHITES
more than it Sill help them
NOE that the new Coustitu.
ton s lad- let Is al aeqEiesce
ia t5s r-sals and help make 1t 4
sQccess
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-06

News comes from the Borina
Distrie. of the death taIs week,
CT a negro w0Man- who vas In.
eFAliv e.sSen up BY screw worms
she had . disease which caused
a5EasIous Of the skin, aud the
sere| worm Nv deposited its
eggs in the Hssk- In a few
days she ~as literally alive Win
~orEs and died in great agony.
Mr.. Jas Fsssett saws thai
screw worms are very bad In
this ne ghborhcod. and and he
Inspeets all bis Sssek every dav
as every body should The ~
- not repugnant to stock wha
do not notice It ike they do ..
CAD or gnat hy, bat j; is terrible
II the worms be not removed IN
tine. Although prevalent in
Texas IN y are here this wear
Tor the nrst
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-06
1ealh Of Issse Ham1a-pys.

Mr. Jesse Humphreys. tae
oldest cit zen Of LaFavette
eoglty died at his home Eve
n les soHta OF Oxford. on the
lst. M Humphreys came to
taIs caEAsy ala settled amOu-
the lG1atas near AbbeviIIp. III
Isl ts vas borz IL Georgia.
The i-lh day cf Way. ISg3 He
Ivei AID lsei a patriot To bis
eouairy. a friend - as neigh
soT and f1irEfai 70 his eAzrcE.
He a. VEe time 5egIeathed a
large suE Of money to as
church. and astmcuL<led them
G0t - forget tLe widow aud o =
phAl lie jled - Baptist
ehuIeh iarty years &Eo. sns3 xas
1sEsEs - has pest. when . min
Ser W&s n heel he asxzvs
Suew wke.e 10 60 lie las PEI.
hlPs a0De mere tlaa azx laa
n the county to encourage
young -eu and give shea a
sliEt - llle. y Ies Years ago i
good maa weas Hesf. waS over
taken by the breath and hi.
family sen aImGs. destitute He
called On Jesse Humphreys "a
loan him aGy dollars; Ee said.
no | vii B0s loan II. nut / EEl
give y0u afy d5l.sT aud he
as always Ready - help ths
needy ant G0a Charitable deed
Mr. Humphreys father. moth.
- lE@ SIX brothers At lied II
THIS county n one time u0E
Ouly one Fe1asas all have crOSs
Ell the dark river Peace 70 II,
ashes CT this coed maa-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-06
Twice a Week for a 0allar a
fs1r.

Tie 81. LOUIS REFUBLTC is
always doing something new
and enterprisi3g, and its latest
announcement viii make the
readers of Tts weekly edition
feel that they are in great suek
Daring November and Decem-
Der the subscribers Ofthe week
" Republic will get two papers
every wees. Tue mana gemeat
ef the Republic recognize the
eager desire OF its subscribers
viii necessarily feel after the
State and Congressional elee-
lions fer prompt intelligence as
to the results. as veil for equal
" prompt news of the exciting
political struggle certain 10 take
place over She Force bill aud
otter issues when Congress re-
e0nyeues To meet this desire
the Weekly Republic has been
Increased Ia size TO twelve pag
es, and will be issued twice a
week. In two separate sections
Of SIX pages each. during these
two months. one being mailed
on Tuesd4y and the other Oh
Friday. By this plan the read
ers OF the Weekly Republic
viii get al the news Of he week
FROM ore 20 five days earlier
than heretofore. Ia fact, there
IS no State in the Union where
the readers CT the Weekly Re
pablo will net get at least part
of the news of the week eaFlIe-
than airy weekly paper printed
can bTIag il 10 them N0twith
sLEudiug the heavy increased
expense involved by this nOta
Die stroke OF enterprise, there
wiiI be 10 change in the sub
seEiptiOa price of the Republic,
which will remain as heretofore.
one dollar a year, with the usual
commissions TO agents.
To insure obtaining ali the
benefits cf q great semi weekly.
during this exciting and inter
eStIng period, ut the price Of a
weekly subscription orders
should be sent ut Cnee-
Address, The Republic S. Lou
=. Ne.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-06
E2naE1lat.

To be i woman Is 10 be the
paress and most NOBLE Of Gods
creatures; vOmaahOOd sbOEId
be the study of every young
sEi Old enough 10 realize the
Importance OF the terra true
wOIaE-
\ girl Should SO live that e.
cry action and word viii 20 70
prove her EOalaHhCsd. for TIL.
cay viii make her a pure and
noble E0usa1-A Woman fffas.
tar tae draxIag r80H Or the
kitchen.
Beatty aad style do rot
MAKE 4 true woman. Ne: for
some o ghe most nO1le women
are the Pl4iaeSA Beauty II OuIy
sAIa deep ant - a very danger
oas for &c gift bestowed upen
sO1aan Il so widely abused. y
woman real worth il estimated
- the goodness OF her heart
tue greatness ether se1I aa.I the
Pnrliy Of her character. Won
en Who have these attributes
make she best OF wires and the
truest of mothers Woman il
the eeEtre of society; hence
hOE great ard how elevated
sue should be N order 10 have
the name cftEGe wouaukood-
IOans Jonan's Joa-ral.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-06

Rube Burrows, the outlaw.
vas married twice. first 10 Miss
Virginia AlvisOn. CT Mississippi.
and there were txO children
born Of this uEio1 Who lived
WITH old man Allen Burrows.
Rabe's father, since the death
other mother IN 1853. Rube's
second wife, when he harmed
n 1855 Was . iss AdaIine
Hoover, ofErslh, Texas.-Den-
eeEat Star.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-06

There : one thing We wish
to congratulate the convention
upon. and that i. it has fs-SiI-
den the legislature f-0m meet
lns bGt once every foar years
Let every one give : hearty
amen
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-06

The British }iedieaI donsaIy
saysa cigarette IL \ boys moath
has light at one e11 aad a
fool :. the other YogaE nan.
quit smoking. i IS = 1ri0us 10
yoar mealaI AMI Ph-sicaI al
y4aceaeHt.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-06

The ruth CO the old aIaze
that misfOrtGues Eever comes
sing : SoadsrfGIiy exem9lIE
ed IL the fact that Mississippi
has Ist gotten through WITH a
constitutional convention aaJ
now al extra session OF the leg
is-Atare viii doubtless BE held
IL January.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-06

\ boy recently hung binsoIf
Because somebody found fault
with hiuI- That boy was not
born 20 De q country eGitor,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-06

Three Ofthe Italians supsOs
ed To BE implicated IN iae assls
siaaiioa Of Chief Eennexy. Of
New Orleans. are Fep0Etedt 10 be
hiding In -. Louis
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-06

Every American citizen ha>
the freedom and Eber5v 20 10
a. ae PI~as=s agtI be iateTferes
with tae freedom AMI liberty Sf
soue cue else.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-06

Mrs Annie Baxter has been
nominated By the DenoeraS 81
Jasper e2uaty. 10. for eouzy
clerk. She has been I deputy
in the oEee some tire.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-06

The following measure was
adopted ~ the convention last
saturday
SEC. L Tt saaIl De the duty
Of the state Treasurer. within
ten days after the first Gsys of
JanEaFy and July Of each year.
10 pGblsh , statement nader
oath, II some newspaper pub
hshed at tae seat Of government
SLOWING the condition of the
treasury on said days. the bal-
31ee o. hand ans u waatfunds.
together with the certificate OF
the Governor that he lad verf-
del the count % the funds in
tae treasury aaG f3Gad the bal
anes- stated b. the Treasurer.
actually n tae vaults Of the
Treasury. or IA tie truth nay Dc.
And Is shall &c the daty of the
Governor a. sgeE ether times
as ne Iay deem proper. to 90
10 tue treasury without giyins
notice 20 the Treasurer and
yerafYI5g the cash balance As
shoSn by the books. aud TO
publish tie fac. that he had
done 50. and Sasther the
amount called Tor By the books
oe actually II the Treasury, and
stating whether the Treasurer
had any EOtIce wlasever that
the Te-lfc2tIon you'd be made.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-06

Ruhe BGrFoEs' viii was writ.
ten 5E a BreEt0n ala LAWYER
Rabe leaves all bis property
worth ever so .G<90 to his son
and daughter in Lamar county.
Aia--DemOeIatSfar-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-06

The people OF Mississippi
have been deai5d, L re CcE-
stiuOa, the highest night Of set
government il refusing to sub
hit its work to the people. This
action casts quite a reflection
upon the =or1.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-06

Il l. thought the ears Ill he
running over tie Memphis
bridge z5.h5H twelve alolths
he llst ctis0a wa= eCm escG
las. week
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-06

The trl1s OF D.. Davis for the
killing Of Dr. Locke Chew. l.
now ia progress - Birmingham
Ala
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-06

The HessIan q has made Is
Appearance and the wheat sown
in September i said TO be Tuia-
ed.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-06

\ bale CT e0stou picked By
machinery vas on exhs5iti-n az
the Memphis cotton exchange
last week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-06

II you knox that you owe the
EAGLE any thing WIZ Cont sou
rune an settle up We Eeei
the money.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-06

Counterfeit silver dollars arc
in circulation in Vieksb1rg and
vicinity
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-06

Mss Lizzie Fan Of Holly
Springs. mas been elected Art
teacher IN the IFS c 1t C0,um
has
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-06

Tse North mississippi Coa
ference Will meet at Gren1s4A
December iega, bishop Gallo
way. presiding