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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-05-28

The steamer Delaware, which now runs
daily between this city and Pennsgroye
and Pennsville, has been completely over
hauled and looks as bright and pretty as
though she were new. She has been re-
saloon have been handsomely recarpeted
and refurnished. At an early date she
will increase her number of trips.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-05-28

William W. Hickman, for many years
night watchman at the p, W. K b. rail-
road station In this city, was on Thursday
Thomas b. Brison, promoted.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-05-28
adopted the platform with only three dis

Sentlng votes.
II. =. Taubcrncck of Illinois, was, after
lively contest, chosen as chairman of the
national executive committee. The list of
national committeeman was then read
three from each Of tho states represented.
Edwards arc Pennsylvania trio in the
list.
After roundup of brief speech-mak-
ing the chairman's gavel fell, and the
Peoples Party became part OF his
tory.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-05-28

MIDDLErowN, May 22.-Asac cons equence
Of the many complaints recently made
about our mail service since the change a
short time ago, r. q. Jackson, superinten-
dent Of the railway mail service has made
arrangements whereby all mail matter for
Middletown in Wilmington, Philadelphia
and other places north Of here can be col
lected up to a late hour and sent down on
the midnight Norfolk train. The mail
pouch, will be put off here and left with
the night operator until the post office
opens in the morning and the mail will
then be ready for distribution by few
minutes past O'Clock. This change is a
good one as it will cause the mail from
the cities to arrive here about two and one
half hours earlier than usual.
Now il Mr.. Jackson will devise some
means by which we can have an earlier
mail from down the State by causing it to
be sent on the first train north in the
mornings he will be comforting a blessing
not only upon the people OF this com,
munitv, but those in Wilmington as we'll.
as they do not receive any State mail now
until near noon. The new arrangement
will go into effect at once.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-05-28

The Hessian fy has made its appearance
in the wheat fields in the vicinity of Jack
sonville, Illinois.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-05-28

John Brown has completed an organ for
st. Thomas Church, Glassboro, n. ].
Preston Lea and George W. Bush are
members of the Association of Centenary
Firms of the United States. IL is stated
that the William Lea & Sons Company
dates back to 1878, and the George W.
Bush u Sons Company one year earlier.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-05-28
BETTER MAIL FACILITIES.


Special Correspondence of Gazette and Journal
MinDLETowN, May 2l.-Complaints have
been and are still heing made against our
wretched mail facilities since the recent
change, but apparently with no effect.
Practically speaking, we have but one
mail from the north each day now, and it
arrives at 9.13 a. IN. The evening mail
down the State hardly ever brings any
thing but the Wilmington afternoon
middle of the afternoon, at an hour when
the business firms find it most inconven-
lent to mail their letters. Many strong
objections are being made, but it remains
to be seen whether they will have any
effect or not.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-05-28

Judge Acheson of the third circuit court
will SIT with Judge Wales at the June term
OF the United States court which opens
June 9th.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-05-28

The Higgins machine is also at work on
the construction of the police commission,
ana the candidate put forward in its be-
half is DR.. Il. &. Shortlidge, the unsuccess-
fui Higgins candidate for mayor at the re-
cent Republican nomination. Samuel II.
Baynard and William NJ. Pyle are also
suggested, but the machine is working
hard for Shortlidge.
The appointments will be announced
some time next week, as by the terms of
The result is awaited with the deepest in
terest in this city,
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

The semi annual election Of of sers Of
tbs Christian Endeavor Society OF st,
Paul's NJ 4 Church was held last even
ing and the following officers elected
President. Noble F. Hadley; vics presi-
dent. O. f. Smalley; secretary, Miss Ida
Green; treasurer. Miss Jennie Scott; or
ganist, Miss Emily Finn: assist
ant Organist, Miss Anna Baggerly.
Lookout Committee. Miss Lille Rim
ker, Miss Mary Morrow, Miss Lena
Stats, Charles rszewell and Jason Flory.
Prayer Meetings. Miss A. Litiell Clark,
Miss Annie Aschenback, George Reuss,
f. l.. Howard and William Smith, Jr
Pastors Aid Committee, Il j. Guthrie,
Miss Katie Trultt, Miss Laura Hardesty,
Miss Lizzie Burton and tfss Mary
Chance; Social Committee, Miss Sue
simpson, Miss Lidia Sexton, Miss Matte
Pennington. Charles McKsig and Harry
Stanton.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

Public attention has been specially
aroused In the mysteries OF interior
Alaska BY the return of the exploring
expedition sent out year ago by Arkell
d Harrison, the proprietors of Frank
Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. In this
weeks issue Of the paper a magnificent
double page sketch (the first of a number
to be presented) Of a startling scene
amid the desolate mountains of interior
Alaska is presented. II is well worth
framing. President Harrison's tour to
the Pacific. street scenes in New York.
the great protection banquet, amateur
photographs etc, fmaks up mag
nifcent number. Price ten cents. Get
1t Of your newsdealer. II is printed in
German and English.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12
VIZ ARE GOING TO HAVE
A Big Bargain Sale Of Shoes
TOMORROW, BARGAIN WEDNESDAY.
GENTS, BOYS, LADIES. GIRLS.
A Great Money Saving Sale for ShreWd Buyers.
A FEW OF THESE BIG BARGAINS.

Paris toes. lain or with tips, worth
W 90, at ri 40. Hamburgers', 200.
81 70. A lot of fine calf lace, button
aad congress, worth fully So; 3 styles,
you can take your choice at ST. 70
Hamburgers, 200.
81 81. A lot of very fine calf shoes.
lace or congress. opera or wide toes. tin
or plain, worth So go at 81 81.
Hamburgers', 200
50 81 A lot of genuine hand made
kangaroo shoes. very fine for summer
wear, toes London tip or Paris plain /:
light and cool, worth 81 so, at 81 on.
Hamburgers', 200
$3 A. Your selection of any shoe in
the house ranging in value to 81 so, at
$347 Hamburgers'. 2O9
1897. A great offering this week. The
selection of any of our So 90 hand made
kangaroo or patent leather shoes, four
styles, at 1897. A rare chance.
Hamburgers, 300.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

The Wswaset Driving Park Associa-
tion organized on Saturday by electipg
NJ F. Hayden. presid, mt; e w. Muir
ply. secretary and D. F. Stewart. treas
urer Another meeting win be held in q
week
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

The Equitable Life" will give you In
sur sncs for nothing and per cent. in
YES m snt on your money. ANsON A,
AAHEa, No, S02 Market street,
Evening journal., 1891-05-12
Ladies'.

LdQlGS
We have 100 ladies' Oxford ties, with
patent tips, p to 8, worth 81, that we
will run off tomorrow as leader at soc.
We have go pairs of fine patent tip
Oxtords, worth 81 25, we offer this week
at zoe.
s4c. About so pairs of ladies' dongola
button, with patent tips; good wearer,
at 94c. Hamburgers' 200
81 10. About 40 pairs of fine, solid kid
button shoes, opera or common sense
toes So worth Of service for 81 10.
Hamburgers', 300
81 43. This lot is composed Of about
100 pairs of fine, soft kid shoes, 8 styles,
opera square or common sense toRs-B
to E-stylish, 50 25 value at 81 AZ.
Hamburgers', 300.
81 90. A lot of soft Paris kid shoes
opera toes and patent leather TIPS; also a
lot Of fine kid common sense shoes
regular value, SO so, at 81 60.
Hamburgers', 200.
81 SO. This lot comprises about 125
pairs of fine shoes; opera, common sense
and square toes-widths, @. d, E-All
sizes, every pair of this lot worth from
~ so to So 90, your choice, 81 SO.
Hamburgers', 209
80 10. A lot Of fine kid shoes, home
made, four styles, with tip Of patent
leather or plain; all fine shoes, and
worth from SO to 81, selection at
So 49, Hamburgers' 900
~ 40. A rare bargain, a lot of fine
hand made shoes; three styles: regular
"a shoe, we ars closing out at Sc 40
HRmburgers' 209.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

Lookout for Brennan's opening Tues +
day, May 18th. 300 and 800 East Fourth
street. all are invited
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

McGRATH-In this CITY on the nth instsnt.
tin McGrath.
TAGGART AT New Castle. on Nav
lssl, Joseph l. Taggart, in the sl,h year OF
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

Both Houses will, by resolution, attend
the funeral OF J. Turpin Moore at Laurel.
10 morrow The mem bers will leave here
on a special train OF two cars at IL 40
q. m, and return after the funeral is
over. The Senate adjourned until
Wednesday morning at 1890 o'clock
The House will hold a short morning
session to- morrow. - --. .-.-s
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

Joseph L Carpenter, j., Of the Street
and Sewer Depsrtn ent, seems to be
determined to pass the anti-Addicks bill,
which gives the Board Of Street and
Eewer Commissioners power to say
whether any company locating in VIII
mington shall exercise its charter
rights.
There Is rumor fying around to the
effect that the bill is lost or stolen. Act
ing a. der this superstition Mr. Day
introduced counterpart of the bill IL
the urver thie affa~noon and IT, was
passed under suspension of the rules.
1ne iii IA 5ehate Is ueIlner lost
strayed Dor stolen. Speaker Douahol
had the bill last week. and he is not the
maH 70 allow such thing to occur.
There Is Que thing very certain,
however, and that is that the bill will
mot pass the Senate. That body will moi
sell It's bIrthright in such a manner. Hat
she House members understood tn.
matter Luey w0uio not have voted for th.
bill In fact, one Of them said as mucl
xhis evening.
a Generous Action.
II VS. on y by the fair warning givel
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

Representatives Ridgely and Chapman
attempted this afternoon TO pass an
amendment TO the Peach Fellows bill
exempting Little Creek hundred from the
operations Of the bill. The movement
was carried and afterwards reconsdered
and defeated by an overwhelming vote
The Senate amendments were CONQUERED
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

Mr. Day introduced bill to repeal
shat part Of House bill No 1853 which
proloDgs the term Of cffice Of City Audi
tor John A. Mitchell It was passed by
she House under suspension OF the rules.
The Senate will pass it without dis
.@enting vote.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12
WILL HAVE ITS EFFECT.
Legislature VIII Make Hard
Lines for Lee.
CHARGED WITH TRICKY WORK.

Indignant Representatives and Senators
VIM Pass the Original Frazer BIN
INSTRUMENTATION
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

Misses and Children.
About 70 pairs Misses heel and spring
heel shoes, kid and pebble, worth 81 so,
$3.50
About 80 pairs OF very fine Misses
shoes, heel or spring heel, kid OF psbble,
worth 81 so and 81 IS, at 81 II.
A lot of solid leather children shoes, 5
to 8, SOC
A lot Of solid leather children shoes, 5
to 8, tipped, Acc.
Elegant solar tips to 1Oi, 73c. and
II to 2, 97c Hamburgers', 200.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

the House Education bill received its
Arst ard second readings in the Senate
this afternoon Senator Ross Is still
piqued vsry much over the fact that the
Honse killed his bill with so little cere-
mony. Still be says be will not stand in
che way Of free text books and aid for
eolored schools. but will amend the bill
In committee to meet bis views in this
respect.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

All solid boys shoes, lace, II to 2,96c
All solid boy s shoes, lace or button, II
to 2 for dress or school. 81 II.
We offer an all solid boys lace shoe, 3
TO s., worth 81 so, at 96c.
An elegant boys shoe, lace or button,
/ to 81, worth 81 rs, at 81 10.
this Great Bargain Offering.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-23
Yogna Kan &c saaara.

itis sal day in the hfe Of a
young man when BE 4 eciIes
that there au easter WY 20 OBJ
tain money ard goods tsaa hon
estlT working fer them. Il Is
ilst such decisions as that ills
the isi.s and warehouses; and
keep the ranks Of rhe great az
my OF Geadheats fall 20 overflow
Ing. II Is iUst such decisions
that makes g young man puN his
bat ever his eyes and dodge in
10 doorway OF shoot Gcr0ss the
street FOX fear # meeting a man
20 whom he owes IA honest
debt which he has deliberately
decided never To pay.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-23

Alss Saliie Baird. C Oxford.
Miss. fs aaques jaoabIg enc 1t
the Hosl beaa5fsi eisls in the
State Coupled with iuxuFiant
waving hair as Back - night.
sad la.g glowing GaFk eges,
she has a wouG rfClil fair com
piexiaU, relieved by tho pure
csrmIce Of her lips, aad the rich
scarlet flush upon her cheeks
Hers Is one Of these EIzute fac-
es formed fer smiles. aud her
laughter makes revelation Of
beWitehing Gimpies and pretty
white teeth. Dizziness becomes
impossible in her presence ; for
Eer TOW CT spirits is Infectious
aud her spavklin Z vivaciiy is not
less attractive t1an Der leaufv
10 the cTa@d OF admirers that in
VaTiab!y Surround her upon &C
casI0ns OF social festivily. It Is
nGt too much 10 say that she il
universally admireG-tAe fact
that she received last Spring
tn highest vote as the prettiest
aud most Popular girl in the
county giving evidence. } iSs
Baird was educated at Nashville
and numbers among her giiis. d
decided artistic talent. She is
a daughter Of DR.. w Il Baird Of
Oxford, and her maternal grand
father. John d HeLem0re. was
one of the richest men Ia Hiss
issippi in ante bellum days.
We clip the above notice Of
one ofOur most popular young
ladies from the Times Democrat
of tie 18th, inst. which also con
tanned a pietare CT the fair sub
jeet, which failed to do her liz
tee
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-23
Thu 81 65 systery.

The following cgrious puzzle
beats the celerbrated "I5-I5 ~
enigma OF a few years ago. aud
Is wei worth Investigation.
Take strip Of cardboard or pa.
per Is Inches long and > inches
wide, thus giving surface OF
s. aches. Now cus this striD
dia@0Galiy as true AS yen can,
the result being two pieces 10
The shape Of :Tiangles. Vow
measure exactly i've inches
from The larger end ogeach strip
and cut each IN two pieces
Take y0uT four pieces and pa,
them ia the shape ofan exact
square, and il aiii appear TO be
just S inches each way. or 81
inches less &c Que square
inch Of superb ciaI measurement
with TO e!iminu.ion OF surface.
The question j., What becomes
Of that inch
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-23

Er- ~ la.i Ts
sbag# hter ofw p NJ . +
PISS. she was Born ne D y
ann; fs So. Hsaszi-=l= "a = :
NcGouagil the 1fH. IF .sae e
Der. 1890. vaS taken eir1 ~
congestion GA tbe 9l1, 81 81 u i.
apa Departed this ate Sic i-i'
Ap.H. 1891. "a ttr borne oi.
aus enc haif mites wrst 30 ~
iev She progressed 70 Sea aff'
tic FtrhldIst ~.
thrr-b % UCirn Grove in as
.Fssh scar anil lived 2 devotets
Christian Hntsl her death
She has left e host"frelaiivf $
and friends % mourn her Ce-
uart r. au1 hcr Young husband
has the sympathy fall the com
mun;:v. Weep net. Sammie. for
your loss is her gain, aud we ali
hope TO rect her ia 4 better
world than this where there viii
Be 10 mere parting sickness :,
nan uCr death. where It IS 81
wavs enc bright SIMMER Day
and the ar gels sing arorni
Gods Throne. Nay VIC al fol
low her example and prepare
for death while ig good health,
blessed are tie dead. who die
IN the L0rd.a
FRIENDS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-23

"Why is IL, people are "a King.
every day, that there s such 4
GeaFth of money. II has ua.
been exported. ras {. beea
h0qried Not AZ al. There
Is just rs much money In circa-
Atiou, probably more that ever.
3 at the trouble Is Just here In
ordinary times fuaaciaI traasac
iians are based much more 90
confidence shan err cash. say =
pr cent. confidence and > rsr
cent cash. Jsst uo8 tBe sup
piT &C confidence Is los aud the
proportion Is rer rscj AEa 50
although fhe az e as a8ueh cash
As ever, aHd although lis daiar
Tar mare service han Ia 0rs.sna
ny times, it falls % - rouad
X L. not more CASH that is want
Cd. bat mere confidence. That
Is the situation ia a nat shell -
Boston Post.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-23

\ veteran farmer says tina.
IA his experience If fart- wears
lie can recall the Following cr
r5rs Ia the conduct OF his aarm
IL vas error in him:
To TANK al farmers we're
strictly honest.
Ie sGv Eiy cats too thick
thereby getting very fne straw
with little else.
To buy superaHEuated horses
To depend On others % cut
ny harvest.
Buying Old machinery ard
wagons.
Going 70 law With men desti
tute ct prcueTty ald character.
Planting Imperfect seed
Working beyond my strength.
Letting notes become Overdue
Too curt a manner with work
men.
Fading 20 held special custom
eFs-
Marketing produce at wrong
ting or place.
Buying toe dear tnd selling too
cheap
Want Ct defnIteness in max
ing eoHiEactz and neglect to re-
auce same 70 ari.iEg
Not keeping ars GUAR account
q iaeome and expenses Tx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-23

The exact center Of poFlls'ion
Of the United States, according
20 the late census. his been To-
Gated rear the town Of Greens
burg. Ind on the farm ct iace5
Enc.e, Southeast OF Let's Ger
nee, a. rods s0nth Of the center
of section -, township .. ran -
@ OF C. arse this Is the Spot
where the Congress Of the Una
ted States shOaid sat aud the
Government Offices be located.
and this might be done il Il
wegld only stay there. but IN
fortunately the center ei PoTula
ii1n Is Ike the star Ct empire
always moving westward-Fi
cas uuc-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-23
Suggestions T,sr Tsaag Rea.

Nothing begets confidence in
g young man so0uer than a haa-
il Of punetuality, schyietv aad
accuracy.
Money possesses . magnetic
power; &c stirs the world troa.
its center 10 It's circumference
it shapes Tie destinies Of nations
IS we'll ar these individuals.
Those who generally succeed
make themselves merchants OF
business men by their unceas.
ins application aad toll; u hatev
er their hands ind TO 90. thev
&c It with al their night.
Establish a reputation for TN
zightaess, promptness and fair
dealing aud you are en- the raat.
to success, let al your traasae
tions be based GA integrity.
make your weird as good as
year bond.
Success is an object nest uni
vefsai.y desired, aud e.ln ealy
be obtained b the exercise OF
good Judgement. well directed
energy, combined vita good
habits, Industry, economy. aaG
perscverance.-Ex.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-23

Desr tbs farmers ere
esje5lag and using w-A tai-
oeagtfal weather
Ihe Spriag Poet can scarce
IL restrain DIS pSeiieal eff1s5ons
The MHse comes gabiid-n 10
hG sari IS &c holds th 1eaa
.ies ~ Nature ia everything.
4 soejal q heliaE a. ~ Z II
HcElgas 3, il s4aar vs. ais past
tyuew LeE-e Is one 81 fAe .st
est saioTE De q -asilas b. oar
community.
The Literary Society of TIE
Clear Greek Normal academy
Aad an Interesting programme
las. Friday evening. The snh-
iect f3r debate was: "2csclv-
cd that Printing has been e
mere benefit tn she world than
ere use - Stem The deeis-
i9n was given Ia favor Of tie
negative
Besides Tie debate there
were rec.'afians and music. Ihe
regramn.e Tor next Fri lay cye
ninx wiil be quite as eutcfest-
ing. In addition q the usual
exercises there viii lie % $ ews-
paper read. one youu- lady be
Z iuz local ediiress. aal one giv-
ing items 0i general Interest
There win also Be q Qa4ker 5
meeting. The society IS not con
Zine / 10 tie school. asI tae pe0
pie # The community are cor-
dia,iy Invited to take part in the
exercises
The f1iloEiBg Resolutions
were read and adol ted Ut e G
( y a. last week. and on mot or a
copy IS sent 20 ,ae EAGLE Tor
pab,ica;iga.
Ue the undersigned 10 here
by oBer the foll0EiaV res0ln
/ i,5us;
Resolved. Thai oar sincere
thanks and most Profound graf
i,uGe be extended tl aar f3ish
tut aLd eE.eieut Librarian Ton
her most valued services ia
Keeping tie books ana. papers
in order
Resolved, That in future We
= exercise more care il usinG said
Books aa! papers. 4-a scatter
ss.esi .sround gs i..f.e IS possible
80 IS 20 give her less annoy aueC
IN a-Fan -iag them hereafter.
Signed b tie Faculty ana
Students.
The Spring term % the Aead
emE has cpeuet sch. ansi teach
eTs and p1piIs seem 20 DC chj0y
ing their Ecrk
Aei ofslost haadhas been
Organized
1T Isaac Woodruff. fTom ueIT
BstesvINe. visited his cousin
Giss Willie Todd, saturday al1
SaE .-y ..t the OK H5telH
G-c youuE people cf ihe ceu
Usaasty report gaite a plea ssui
evening speai as the a0O 4 no
tc4 Saturday ere-saE.
Qaite o nun Der 0f our peepi,
went .o Black Jack hgrch- sur
isY % Aaa- Rev BAR. wilson ol
to = .Gau.es
VIE haHe &C. 4eer-e 1Tr VII
cen 5 services EeFe ter onc SIl
t.sf ia eaea meath.
Mere anon +
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-23

Few people can form definite
idea az Whist j. involved in the
expression. ~an iuca az r4iu
10 mly sid sEca to follow this
curiaus calculation IA acre
Is equal to 6-4Z.G49 square iaeh
es:au inch deep 81 water on this
area v.il ~ a. many cable inch
IS Of water. which. at - % The
gallon. is 21,ttJ his immense
quantity OF water viii weigh 80,
8H8 pognds 0F 20 TONS 0ga
hundredth Of an iueh 0eil alone
Is e gal 10 one ton OF water 70
lLa ...-n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-23

EagpEness for the appreciation
Ct the world IS eGmmeEdabie if
Il Il aCs carried TO the extent OF
causing tim.diiy IN doing right.
q bile d Is light 20 aspire 20 the
approval Of aii, men are not JUS
tl;iahie II doing wrcaE. CT even
ne g.ectiug TO do right in order
% obtain It-8alehez Banner.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-23
sgatsy Sch7ol Convention.

TIE citzens ofGrgCuvi,ie wish
the friends Of the sunday School
cause throughout the state 70
know tl4i t.ley are prepared to
entertain all delegates ant
friends wh0 may attend tie
state sunday school Convention
at Greeuyi.ir, april zS.h. 23tL
and JtI. and extend &c ali 4
hearty welcome
TH0-fAs NoCET.
Cam Con ca Entertainment
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-23

The Coa Ieagsal publish
r. @ else ew EC4s en-
AID con meuts Ola it Hs ;olio- /.
Il Is big wiih iis1sses and Is
S q. be fseiea u contains
mlygait & sa every section. IL IL
f1rua'1ltd Oh iiaa, that urrs s.
-i departure f11m ftl-lnE
~o haze known or cone eiyed q
relative 90 written Constitutions
Ii j. iu u1 sense 81 bat Goa
sfiiutiou - Gnfpa9e te FL. III
ts drawn - catch votes. USc tbe
platform of some new party +
ccrtasHs Promises whirh X =
rs nos possible 10 fulfill ( IA
made the vehicle q persona
ambition, AMI ema0Gies sVeeial
legislation % . mos. dangerous
character. &c violates every
.ule ne convention has sought
81 impose on future iegisia
lures"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-23

IN American citizen should
De an American above all things
thinks editor Fitzgerald, OF the
Catholic icaTual. Correct. And
those who pirate about The
Mother C0gliry, or Father
lsas., - =aif aGt. should -.
densded Of citizenship aud sent
nome,-A ppe2l.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-23

"N G ealI 1t . great disaster
when q fire sweeps ever 3 city
destroying vast amount q
property. Dat shere are men and
boys ia our land VAC vo'untaFi-
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CJ3 80 houses or tec or twelve
Thousand acres OF good Land ev-
cry- rear. The Lever.