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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

SCPERExTESpEyr PoETTR of the Cen
sus Ba-eal- who has been seriously III
recently has improved greatly L u
expeeseL- however th1s his eauv1-es-
.enre VII be tedious. AMI L VII De
scure time Before be VII be Ihla % -
zume his ofTci1I G1tias.
Josiah CoBss. a-ef sixty Te1rs. !
prominent and wealthy farmer AMI
E-uIr-g-uxer Gf Jacxssn County IHiL-
f.u shf-sy-6ve feet from hicksrT rive
and wRs AsaIIE injured ca the hi
SECRETARY TRAcT AMI several a1i-
cers Gf The Navy Department we1z -
Annapolis. Nj. on sae all % witness
the completion Of the 1-uICr tests n
prugress thers-
TIE Brazilian ePis.0pacT have pub
Isshed n energetic protest. against The
retoru.s proposed bF the Br1z-I-11 Gov
ernueus against the Clrhollc church
The result Ct their hostility viii Be the
suvu-essfon Of the Brazilian Legation
Z, the Vatican
ANEw ORLEANS tispasch of the a.s.'i
stated shaz although the AHEi-LosrerE
law had oHIF been IN operation few
EaTs. the business ot the registry and
naousy-ortser departments Of the pest
orsce IN that city had tlILeu q. sal-tE
20 forty ger cent Hecesszr1rInS The d-'-
uzfsszI Of l number Of clerks.
The Russian prison department Eru-
poses 70 substitutes deportation - sag
balm AMI solitary confinement n Pl1ess
cf curpcraI punishment n the easts q
women exlLes IN Siberia
A PASSENGER train was tar1ils''t- en-
TIE al between FI0rence azd k.roso-
Lone. IEaIx. and five persons were killed
and twenty injured King HaH5srt
and Qeeen N1-gheri1A On learning O
the accident abandoned Al Iase z.ta't
trip - the races. and visited the N
iu-et. doing al they could 70 aLleE.aae
the sussrings Of the Eafortuz11eS
THEEE business bIocSs N PILaier.
Mass were burned en- the -adr loss
so. 0o9
Frxx broke cut in the city of AsPtn-
wzu Z : c. On the nEhs ot 5ne
ssuI. and spreai wiki great rzplat-ly IN
Ill about swo-sht-ts 0t the eIET W. .--s-
ssroyeL Terrible SCENES oI asol'---'
marked the progress Of the eou1lErA-
siou- Crowds Of rioters AMI Pl1asie''srs
ruausd the streets IN dispsrs7as 5les's
zanrs the roIiee found Il necessary %
ire uuon them AMI several persons N're
killed
THKEE brothers named WINE zen
sons Of wealthy parents q G-1nii A-aE-
d. Nfch- are said % have euu-esss'-
shas they murdered nan In 1l,0aii'
Wash ab.sut 4 ysar a-1 ThsT 1-e 10 \
IN Nil n As-ori1- ORE for PeszT o.
se1ssS
Two large Lo-ssrT companies treza rs
r--f-.4 S.1tes have asked the MeEle12
C,oxa--ueu- for CONCESSIONS. 5as E'r'ssl-
seur Dtaz says ke vii rsi-se "a -
sasss&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

Z
aa.sa. Marriage mas- K-~-asEv n~-a
Ent-r--f Tat. tn.f D-shsraax rn.s ta~
L.-s IN thss K~-p-vs -nn a~r-ass~z -
oA~vr.L
>1Er LANE Crrv. Usah. -. "a
n taliosins maalf@-as ~iil - asb-
lisAei here to-day
r. #aea n Ess csao-r.-
Ftess aa~uareh~s havtn. been ssnr s-aaa
- -s<F eiaF- IA eh aaFs ae-a wal-iv par
4'st~d nnc psli- Eli,si rssru.tss-. - tae sfses
tat tas [ raa CaBau .-lsua. - saslr ruesas
report D. tis <scruttrr % ta- Kaserfar. A.
hi@s nat pauEst mKrrs4ass az sElE asau<
ssa szsa iz-st. assf taaE farEw sr ansrw ssael
narrlsxu have huen cumsraesest ia Caaa
s.aes lass Iaa~. - Garinx ths pass yzAr
s-ae taaf "a pu1ilr dasss'srsss Eae
asssier~ q tas e4srca have ttusa-
-asaaragr'f sast arxwI taa esnsfn aaal-,
% e-s9 9r2ctlara x rtiN.s .saaag. taeratsrw a.
RrNsttsue oG BE Ealarea % zassas Cnrts1 %
Laaasr nav - MS. - A~reBT. "a tar most
saasatsa 1alarr. sseixr ta4E IN caNrxss
Ns~ p - We az ass tsas-i1ss Z s-lfT s-iasr ar
phi mitEriaxs. aor ps-rruittzaE ans rsr-
ssa O. saErr i1ts Sc ucssFslsse. knl { remw
sszs sE2sr earse eC nnr aeasr aarlssr e
niara4 aa1F-iaze~ &awe EtrtaE sAar perlnst
Deem AHtelsn za.i ta or tsani@s rr aav
as4aar riEcs So rrrr.earw. ttrssr eass as
assss repslr,ssi La slach taa rarr-s ss1rsxssI
siaA 80 ne srrs-1s ras psreFHr5lssss1 n the d -
3 Fas.11 kef9~e ~aiz Lsaa glEv IA H1is
-zF.ns ar l--4 HaE Z have auE a.ssa 49,
3 HmEfn Nam perfaraslsrE gaa lsrrauassHv
= z-asfrsr Nts 3ala im sts matter -
&s1@ s.rileae nv xaawl-fF=- Er -snss-
Hiaa7s NJ - a-lezs.t acesEr-sna-s fhs IA
t7SaasuF Alrsss -. 1v uv lasrr-ist.ssis. /.
tASsa foNs tliaaSs d~lar Ialrs1nsrasa 70 a.
AiN* &aTs 9~~a euaerrsE sy Causr-ss asr-
aiisd- ~ Hiural mar. 49,. wasea lt~s atEs
saF9ssiF awsn praaftas-~l esHuss .,suaz -
t2a~ essalrs % l-ssE rv@srrZ 81 sarrlr l-es s-s
nv assut-sra - saar-slr us tzas. la~s ard -
Ess a. ny ln 1zsa~~ "a slts st-alsers (
s7s shaEga aa~f Na.gh Z nr@., ,l.r o. a.sss.
Alsaa 'i1i lss~ - rlrrm aaEa.rax 70 ar
fasaa nG~ - the churun ar a1 t1lus,r aE asr
ss-.asH sf-s aizrtux tas r--na spsetl-vt sasea
essa ra.1sc I-alF - efrusf~Tfsrl % usulslss sr
~as-u'srlgF ns.sF EausF. aasl wles nnr eilsr
% aia ealarra aas assst lsaaTlis.ss w4l-1 ses-
Esstrfst O. cama~v .zsr1 esaealaars 40 Ass
a~~a Brnsa0ev rsurar-,f sasG Z auw nua-
aseiv a~viHrs sfzs mT aGstr- - si- Laszr-
AaF santa g. arerala f-sus -uaEr-srssasg
49, uaarrdtsa azrasItaa ~ Eas az q ~.
azasE
l<ssar,Ef wmHumn Waanar -
Fs--asirae q 80 Enaarca af Easaas Clrls1
La-1ar Dag szlats
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

A. hia-risaG-x. on saa es.s ara - \.
aA-e7i Joc1 g. G.l1 q Wes-rs -rs,-.s
-lr tseveruor. - AXE -. 80 -
eA2F.ss A,-ler, wss t.cl asa N- C.lf
r-an.
AF ne sraa'al e5se55sn q Ez--hs---
saa- y Y. en- the 4s-h. ever go 80,
cas- saelr bal-oeS ta@ l4---~s v.-. Lei
Hare1 ever rsai Ed .n rha. -za..,. s.-.v..
elef.-te ls-e-l,-r aas ln.slr.r.f 4. k- --,.--
% sa@ -a.i-es zaI ssve-a- lsat.ur -
e-eiy ~ouen vocsL Th- wife q or..
c'a''st1iase Drove a-uun.t N Aer -..--.,.-..
az Gay bringing women - sh. soils -
vote tlr he- husband
'FEeassE T. WHrrxxu. % AIsa-~ y
l. pleaded yuilsy n the Unl--s S.,-s.
ee'4rt a. BEfale. en- the -5lh. % -he
ehar-e q iAlsifyiax eu-r..s "A the bo.,st
q the ALhaaY CIsy National BANK. a..s
aesHnwled-ud misarp-uuriarsnn os
tln.Ls - The srsazt % Sr--aeu n. IN.
sea isnrrt % seven ye4-s n raa A-ha-r
psua1an-iG-v.
IHE TentA Ohao district Rs,aE.li-a-
congress ouIL convention. "a shs s5.A
nominated Eabsrt Z uoaa On he .h-ge
Aznstre't ami thirty fourth balIs-
Ar the Virginia $40 Nilt-a-v lnss5-
trre n Lexinxean. ca caa .5-h
tlstes Warren Tali1ser-u. Al % g.
'esa years ami 4 asessbsr % enc srths
toreasss families q tae >-a.s. -e-afia.r
a. NertoIS- lass his IFS n shs -,s-
s'lit ot I 1s-u-rll- e1-ouncs- with CasI.s
Prank N-tonugea. 4-s't sSeasr. %
hryRH- Tex d-ss Fear u 1-rsal11s.,s-
kHE Corn F4LI-e Exposition a. sioux
elsz- L. was opsae,I 20 the pubJu. an
the evening q .ae sish- The zlEssc ls
tlFHs she-i By she EI<lu TIL EaaL Tha
q p ls ga-iv ir,-gra.ss,E- 1nsE everv shlns-
gives promise q Al entertaining and
Prosperous fe--zlL
>rEFuEy p EsnrssFr ,rrx.s. f,- TWEEN
tF--l -ss Esa-s an employee ef the Ss7x
Ngr-r p.as---fl-e. has been arrested on =
cla-ge q 11vllr szassa avsrcua-s. as..s-
e. et-- at ether employees The uas-r
tlleirs covered rerissI et several
HIlaeas- Es admitted h-s r-EiIE
>rEr 6lr s~l6sI5 has hsea br-1n n
Fia-s.is. .pliA arzlzss the P'ezasyIr.sni .
Elal-aa.t Company bv Lewis J. L.vi-s
al.ie- tas 1usl-l l5ssrim a1rlou hE aE
l>,E NJ Lavics< sai- Is ba.ssL ursu
s1irus~n = of eE1 from the ssL -s.-lars *
FsnasE v1Hil - she >.ahoa-I gill WORKS
ls Eaa-low. DelaNaze Coua-y- between
N1rea. lS-a ari M4--h- r-~L
HEsE >syNEHEzV. >.ls-lslzs-- has
been seHosa-e,f a. Eerlzn p three
mouths iEspr5 .uraas Tor lese el1 es-...
aeczasss he -pana-zr,I th1s Emrn-ur
Wllztu himself n 1aue xoulE bccaua
! Socialist
CtrrAEy 4 E EssgzEr. % sas >,,-au,s
Ea1aest >sA-es Iasza--Y. Ez=,l = art
OraAhz- Nee. On sae .5-h-
THz Lamage bg n. re,,eas Eao.is n
the nsa=---l-ns sf A-lsrhe. F11r..
alone a1-s Cats % So asHt s1a fans
tsHw-Kr sr-ia-Eseu1 pruE151s n Ind a
oVer the discovery - <siE a. Sa-apor..
and here Is : s-sa 6lr Shares "a llln.,-,
cauara1lss-
~ election - fl sas va-zury n tire
nsv--evrush Feu-svlvani Can.--~s-
siauaf ilstrice. caused sv tAs sea-h x
Lewis F. WIesan- w5ll BE- aeaE su "
venaaerE
TRE elsrea-yesr-ali ssz = Thomas
Benson of Scraz -svl-.s. a. was Grer-lL-
II roasted ~ daara before rs E1-harss
eyes. sn the -ssh- n wreck On the
>xI1ch- q
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

WAsHTSGr0S. Sspc s8-Nr- Eogtelfs.
Of Maine. Introduced IN the House -
day a toiHs resolution appropriasinr
sI-0d0. 100 - enable The Secretary of the
NavT - purchase. a. his Discretion.
nickel ore Or aickel matt. - b. used n
the uaaaf1ctare Ot nickel steel arusr
Platlux foe vessels already 1HthOrizs.i.
az % BE- authorized. % be Constructed.
Azt ot a-uour-pierriax proieetiles AM
ether naval purposes The resolution
s4s referred ~ the committee On naval
-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02
Pr-p~-~s EauHa.-as to >s-pa-a G. Fs-r-r.

SEw HoES. sept "a movement
IS On faot % erecs = monument -
Stephen e. Fls1ar. the composer of
The OH Folks a. Home and many
other celebrated American songs Wm-
J. Noble. 4 former resident oE Pitts
bu-gh. Is interesting himself N the
matzs-. AMI has cul1lti0zaIlT arranged
With u Z >heaaa. the sruIpsor- %
fashion ths stlslss IL Is expected tnls
before I1HT msu1Es she maa gulen :
VII be erected - AIeghsay Pax.
PIE1s6G-g-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02
I+IGH-HAN0so oolxGs



>-~sssuassisasa Et-a~rs-~ ss-sw~tl.sa Ez--
s~~~a ErHas-- .aaf ka<hsnst
NE7T NeEs- >op- "a Ue-asT sre-
-iaz irgn - 1aaas. y E. sar-- 4
E-eaclzan asmr-E Esrawl. awurr ant
ezqs.s4n q tha scAaour- W4-sn. -lrsnr
a'srweea - Etarrw-W taaala aaE ss.s
E7szs-1 shars. au ea-arfas- H., aa-aar as
For- "A -.a.l sf,. aaslslE sll-sss aas. I4s assr.
taes aEaY All EaszruFg-l ; -a- t~5au--
iar ~ . ashernaa ef -A2t rlarr. Taa
as4erueE 4amzusIssL uaTulmz- -lsra ss-
bseael rss4s~.k aa2 sAeu sh-sv
ne esAerm4z sse~bss4-E The asa-
ermAa swan Ashare aaE ahtz-as.1
. Summons Tor E.rnaaL wharh D..
ignored Na-rgauuR tA@ HAs1s-raas as-
sued Nrts - 1rrz-A IA vessel All ar-
4ere,t Ocflrsr = 8tleoK - ssrxs - vi
cux 1ul 50 s.slI Elchel refused - ah.sv
ami hoisss-t the Frvnch ~ Wl1rnx
refused 20 leave tae vessel unza. tau
Image VA. paid and Bsea.L ass sal.
taking WtIcux ~itA him Asasr carry
lug the oeicer tEeasF ma1as - -
Blch=i ordered hLs crsK - shruw n
ovsrhoaz,L hHs WiIcox sarca-sfG-EF rts-
sisted Eiea=l refused sas Ell -ar t1ssf
or shelter A. length tae Fr~urA
VA ship lad-e N4s mes az.I
her cummArslsE orIe-s,I WE-ox -
leave. telling I'm -haz hs Aa1 ~ AL
shorty - Interfere ~tsh Fraurh saa-
!eets On Frsaea shores W1eur VS. a.
res-eI b. sas gfi-ers u the Ia,i-r. A.s
Wiz ana staer papers tzkaa f-om am
and 10 as pas ashore n E1r -
deorys- UPna tha na-tssrzaa hearing
ihas a@ 9risrsI H. n : Emerald ~
Bar :. Gaarse- The EEerast -sfzsssI
- 20 AMI Es.sael -ss,aps.sL EIs was ~
cApGa-u1 oa sAa I5th inst. --is,I anE
ssaasHcsE ~ swo ysars' Lz-risoHnsa.
xFsh ha-E a ass-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

SISTER RoSE GEErETDE. the English
r1 Ea0 has Dedicated her life 10 rhe
lagers of the >aniwieh Islands. Is 20 be
7zr-ie'i - Dr. LEtz- the physician os
Eaxai- whom she nat while acting "a
z7--an OF the receiving hospital CT
zaauEuLE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

FHz House committee Gu post-otss.e-
mt aose ru=sts.on the 24eh- aH-hcrSzad
1E8rzble report en- the bill introduced n
n house By Mr. Bingham 81 Pennsyf-
AHA appropriasiag sIa. a0a - allow
ne P9st-Isssr-tfeRsrzI 20 zes- the free
-eslvsrE system In small towns an1 VI
sruS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

sEz1oCs Disturbances a-s reporrs1
mn A0roeen A p-CvizciaI E1id Gov
s'aart abducted girl The tribe -
sa-sa the girl belonged attacked the
a2at killing him al his women
nj SINE Of his natives The SuIs1--s
laeps marched against the ErIha. killed
snie and ,apcureG osherx ami sent the
-azieater's head 20 the SGIzaa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

THE Denzoc-asic convention cs tie
Faurra Virginia C5u--esSiouaI 4issrict.
N ne --5sa- nominated I1Ezes T. ErPes.
a SatzaEaF County for C81--asz z c.
EeaIhle. wE0 was unse11e,t IN sha
aaIse en- the 3sI. declined - run
zrlsl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

THZ nlsse- tlfIcrs Of Great Britain
nj L-ei1zd have cr-anHsd an Issocia-
-nn IA pursue defensive policy IN
5-1rl ID strikers and % preverE de-
a--ar1-tou in workmanship By 30 H.
zzgi1-< that the best werxmen sEAII
zrelzs the highest wages
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

u ne -sish Mrs Jessie Bentsn Frs-
-oa1 widow Of the late General John
fnenauE addressed n letter 20 The
---ar ot the Les Angeles tCaLl Times.
--en sEe expresses great gratitude
ae timely aid rendered daring the
IL 1n1neill straits Of herself and
-asase-- She states further that in
- % The passage Of n ball granting
tension the emergency has been
| - ever and she desires 10 further
-l-aei1I assistance
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

sEzaCs financial f-aaais have been
Esrsvsred n the Russian z-nzv uea- she
Css1ia1 SEA Several regiments have
--rsive,1 10 PAP Foe six months. auss II
supea-s that TIE of5cer< have ssalen Tie
zazRr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

rHz Department 0f >sz-e. en- he s4rh.
-srsived 4 telegram from Consul vicsor
vigga5z. n Colon- l. ;. G. confirming
sas press Dispatches 0t dlsas-ruzs s-z
S zazz rI1ee- and the destruction az n
-saz pz-- cf the city
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

W. ELLIOTT. ot Seash Carolina. Vic
szs znseate.1 hF the House q Ra7ru-
@u.zrves. On the -.si- was r~nguiu.. I'd
n sresauatiou hy the Democrats Of aEs
sae Ssveushl Gzssrie. en- the .s-h.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

THE CaIefonIa EAsIxzT Cou7aaT
7riroses % run 4 sHnnaE unsrer sha
Firm of Eorth- IN orlIe- ID place thef-
usal N 4 position 10 caaavese on equal
zsrus with It's rival the owas- Of the
--raz ean-ilevsr brilge ever sae sssu-
~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

IHz laug deadlock IN the House es
-f1rsseasasiEes was broken. on the
4 oF The presence Of 1 QUORUM And
1s LAngssou-Vez1ble eEegricu case
rs promptly decided IN tlE0r Of the
4H'assazzs azd this action Exs fol
eFei y the unse4-iag Of Elicit. Of
aa.z1 tarulin1. In tAvoc 0f Miller. thus
4at-s -S0 members (boeh cslIarsssf -
'1e ra1zs 0t the ma loriry-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

WuLTAx WALTER PHELFs Cuiss,I
sszass Minister - Germany. arrived IN
Jew XGrx City. ca the =a.L- On -ha
sazner ELos. NJ PneIgs kzs returned
sr E1e1sI0n whaca VIII sxsaud mil
a.sar ne ElII eLeessors
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02
VOL. NV.

Trx Armenian BIshOP Besi-uss ye--
r.-s4z hls beea I'm prisone.I a. ConS.zn-
s,auls en- charge oE izcttiag the A.
-auElas y revol-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

THE sosal collections 0f internal rev-
snEe E-ur al sources s1r the a-sz sxr
-s0uzAs Gt the fiscal Fsa- fssa-8g arr-a-
raAf s-s.sa--- 80 against 81 S-8.1-s sev
ae cur-sspo1s1IzE periods oE I1s- yea-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

N La-ess rzuor regarding the III
"a q rae CsasrzI American republics
I al2s t5a1-sE1Ix xiII send i proposal
.-s ether four republics u Honduras.
:. li1r- Nicaragua and Cassa Rica. -
ala lie UaIssd States - send srs-
1eleg11isn 20 the next CenE-al
-esicza Cna0E Congress, a11 thIs the
= ee1Eral American >sases acenrt the
met >sa-ss voice AMI vote IN ths
eaagrssS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

Tax crown cIasess is c1se N the r.
.ssIl-Bsuwsu murder trial A. woo.s-
.uwS. OuE- Oa Ehe 2ssh- The uros.a.
-s.iuu made n ssrorr case
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

rHx Presidential party. which had
Zen r-IssI-a-izg A. Cr~sson Springs
Fa- bar soue weekS brulxs earaou shs
~. znE returned 20 Washin-.su.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

TIE -evenEe cutter waIcoss las n.ea
r-Ie-sd % Port Tosnseat % xes rsasfy
hr =sa- and IL Is believed sae Is Faseu..
Il - be used - Ea-erreps C1aasEas
ss4lar%
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

TIE ss-iks cf the Telegraph o,s-ass-<
u s1e Nl'c<av lines w1s cursIisfouaTIv
szsinL ou the -5sh- by the operators ~
ss-zing % Ecr< Penatla< \ conference
5a held
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

--'sens N the Department. Of Gard
4a';H have caused much damage %
sIE On the zIss the River Ehone
n Aaesean feet and the soxn Of
-'iAl rs vas flooded AZ VAIIer7ngu-
11 Aer1alr thirsJ-nine niles anrsh-
= .. q Mines. the river overf0xed its
- and undermined portion 0t the
A uEmher Of collins were
oE1 AMI together with thar
--s'-a t,1asa1 down the river
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

- 4oHS JAY. ex-Cnited Ssztsz
- % Austria. vas knocked down
A. The corner Of Forsy-=eecu9
- aa1 Faa1srhsIs av-zzs. Naw York
= & "a lne -5sh. and se<tCssIF injured
n Ezs t1ke1 70 St Likes Hcspi-
aecs every thing poszEbls VA
"a ,ar stz eozss<r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02
POLSGAaY NO MORE

Ntatf~-ts - Fr~-lst-aE ws~s.lrsf sf tas
nsruasa CharsA u-awsax sA.s Fsxwx.-
Hssas Marriages Rave k~~~asEv n-@a
FHf-r~st tats Ha.f n~~hsrsax that tA@
E@-. IA inst E<-p~vs ~an n~r-afs~& -
0ss~wrsL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22

Beer has become very popular
beverage In Japan. The importa-
tion from Germany increased from
$50, 500 bottles 1886 to 2,6Ol 227 bot
ties In 1883, but since then the i'm
ports have decreased owing to the
establishment of native breweries.
The London correspondent to
the New York Times says that the
American colony In Paris is passing
ALMOST unscathed through the pres.
ent epidemic, owing To the use of
quinine pills,
New York Is rapidly coming back
10 gas lights, and gangs of men may
now be seen tearing down electric
wires while other gangs are reiit-
ting the dismantled lamp posts in
many of the strets,
The tenor Norconl, who sang
some time ago in the Campaninl
troupe, upon hearing that he had
last his entire fortune through the
failure OF bank, lost his voice also
and ls now under treatment.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22
uNLIMIrEn NnrsErsE

An excessive coinage Of silver is
as impolltic Ms an excessive issue of
D Iper, especially when the coin pre-
tends to he what 1t Is nOt-of full
value. A silver coin claiming TO be
OF the value Of one dollar, but IN
reality worth only seventy-twO cents,
Is AS Uad as a piece Of paper claim
ing to b. worth 100 cents, but in
reality passing at discount or de-
probation Of twenty-eight per cent.
AT present the greenback Is prefer
able to the silver dollar. It Is q
promise to pay based upon the
credit Of the government, and no
longer what it was originally In
1882, a forced loan, not redeemable
at the wish Of the holder.-Portland
Oregonian.
It would be Of interest to the peo-
pie to know what the 0regonian
considers an excessive issue" OF
silver.
It's also pitiful TO behold a great
paper like the Oregonian employing
exploded theories and palming them
Off on thepeople as editorial wisdom
For instance, Mr.. Cleveland took
Up the same line Of argument in
hostility toward the present standard
iollar. He twice In his earlier mes
sages predicted a panic unless the
coinage Of silver dollars were sus-
'ended. But the panic did moi
sOme, and Mr.. Cleveland retired
With broken record as failure In
predicting financial earthquakes.
1t ia solid fact that no cover n
nent attempts to coin money Of full
bullion weight and value. Then
Why this talk about q ~ Ct, dollar.
The standard dollar is the basis OF
'ur silver certificates, which are to
lay the least expensive aud most
popular paper money aflOat. If the
american silver coinage is made
'eavier than that Of other lands, 1t
Is mrly our loss and their profit.
At present the greenback is prefer
able to the "silver dollar" There
was time when newspapers like
he o. all over the United States
condemned the greenback In much
he same terms as they now do the
silver dollar. But they were COM
pel.e to change their attitude to-
ward the greenback. So public men
ire changing their views about the
silver dollar. 1t isapparently grow
ing clearer that the silver certificate
aud silver dollar are safe, popular
and useful species of currency for
the people.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22
The Puluit and the Stage.

Rev. f. Nj. S5hruut, Pastor United
Brethren Church, Bluc Mound,
Kan, says: 81 feel it my duty to tell
what wonders DR.. Kings New Dis
covery has done for me. My Luugs
were badly diseased. and my parsih-
toner's thought could live only a
few weeks. / took five bottel5 of
DIR. Kings New Discovery and am
sound and well, gaining 26lbs. in
weight"
Arlhnr Love, Manager Loves
Funny Folks Combination, writes,
"After thorough trial and con.
vincing evideLce, l am confident
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption. beats 'em all, and cures
when eYervtllinn- else fails, ,TtIhF
thousand friends is to urge them to
try it," Free trial bot les at Daniel
j. Fry's Drug store. Regular sizes
soc. and Sl.O0.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22
Sherilf'S Tax Notice of Sale,

n oIiCE IS HEREBY GIVEN tn INV
~ virtue ola warrant for The caiIon, % ~ l
u delinquent taxes on the aSSasSniet,, on oli
Cuool district No. lib, for the vaa,. ioo6 1i
'or the county Of Marion and staic o. 1881 tSo9'
'un' uulN Issued by the countv cIn,t, {, -
nu county, which warrant is now In ~ VI
nuus' attached To the unpaid ana doiiiiS
usnt taNeS for the year 1889 far sniI
uNi'ict 40. llS, in said Marion conTi,'
,nu hot having been able amer fiIion;H,
% %V"tGh 10 ma any personal propertv tsi,h'
@ saiu county cut of which 10 mai" 49,. ~
"AC> hereinafter mentioned. / have ~ tne
p'Il lnt lands described in theIiSt be.etie.'r .ter
~ I've Set lorth, as the properly of the Ha H
~ ~ Nu''se name Is set opposite each tra II, r.
.,.le ~ N..le appears assessed on Said Jot;aas az
l|,ut taN ron, ana will on Satnrday IN
=, " 10y vi feoruar|, 1880, at the weSi Az doue
- VIZ @ VouhlN court house in salem, MI
"a Npuhl y oregon, at the hour nf OIL, ~ I
t,iu.Nh, m, OF said duy. Seli NJ ,t,,hine pne /
,uU'i"n 10 The highest bidder for pIoilc |
t'ii on the day of sale. mn ~ .''Sn SI IN /
laiter Inscribed lands, or So ,nt,.i my nere,
~ tINct as may be Necessary 20 -, oi
- %.iSlN the thN assessed against tbte bt"S S auu
= ., SuSn ,Thct IN said Marion countt , Nv ueI
w. S,tI lNNo, together with acrrujn" , lu' the
NtShSrs, which list is as fplln,9s'e - Shu ana
'ute' ", section y, townshin N1Ndgs
"SHt, ~ acres, valued 500. tny ~ '"Ilst
,'., ,a',N ~ called Miller, section D. ~ n
, ,Ts = = range west. 40 acres "uI ,'i
49, I'N S1.Sh, All in Marian ,alutu
'''' ~ "''son. Dated December IN isS' |
sherin OF Marion COUNTY Dr., Q
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22
Epoch.

The transition from long, linger-
ing aud painful sickness Ia robust
health marks an epuch la the life OF
the individual, such "A remarkable
event is treasured in the ncuury
aud the agency whereby the go,d
health has 0een a.,siued is gratefully
blessed, Hence it Is that - much is
heard in praise of Electric Bilters.
~ many feel they owe their rcslu =
alton 10 health, Ia the usc Uf the
Great Alternative aud Tonic. Ifyou
are tnaublsd with any disease Of
Kidneys, Liver aud stomach, Of
long or short standing YOU will SUM
~ lind relief 10y Use ol Electric bit-
ter. sold Al 0Uc, and Sl per bottle AT
Daulel J. FTy's Drugstore.