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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-10-05
CONION BROS. Great Alteration Sale.

Last week before the final tearing out of the north wall Every department is offering ex- ceptional bargains to reduce the stock as low as possible. Even our fall importations which we had to receive according to contract are made no exception of in the general cut of prices.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-10-05
Wonderful Realism.

Every atom of scenery used in the production of "She Couldn't Marry Three,'' is specially built for this play. There are over three tons of it; it is worth going miles to see. One of the most notable scenes in the play is a picture of the Cornish coast, with prac- tical revolving lighthouse and moonlight on the ocean; also, the view of Carboy s abbey with crumbling wall and cling ing ivy, a scene so beautiful as to bat1le description. In the last act of the play is shown an exact representation of Dingley tunnel, one of the most stu pendous and natural railroad scenes ever produced.
 Every one of the novel effects are guaranteed by Manager Hassenforder and will be seen here in the production of ''She Couldn't Marry Three"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-10-05

I. Chase is showing a very complete line of trimmed hats. Prices have been greatly reduced previous to removal.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-10-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
"From Sire to Son ,

That Milton Nobles is a man of more than ordinary versatile talents has long been conceded. For several years he has enjoyed popularity in eccentric quality of the work, both as player and writer He has reached plane in his last play, "From Sire to Son. that must entitle him to more respect than many of it's causllal critics have seen fit to ac- cord him in the past. This play is not only the best work of the author, but it is work of a quality to indicate yet greater possibilities with this particular ly ambitious dramatist.- Chicago Herald. At the opera house thls even ing
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-10-05
SHOWERS, COOLER.

Oficial Weather Predictions For To-Day
 and To-MOrrOw.
 NEW YORK, Oct 5.-The following table shows the condition of the weather in the principal cities of the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-10-05
TIMELY TOPICS.

Shot guns, rifles, revolvers, ammuni- tion and sporting goods in general at P. J. Bolan's hardware store on Bank street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-10-05
DR. c. w. s. FROST. 137 Bankstreet.

See Curran's adv on third page.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-10-05

NEW HAVEN, Oct 5.-Sergeant D. Coz predicts fair, cooler weather.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28
Eacuaa and E.Ison

The var between the Eeoao
mist and Wilson's NississiDpian
wakes hot. See what they say:
The brethren of NississiDpi
are getting the same kind cf
help from the hIssissippian IN
he present campaign. that the
Topeka Capital gave the breth-
rem Of Kansas last falI-NatiOu-
al Economist.
Democratic Mississippi ALI
anee men are getting you do En
pretty fine, DR. Aaeane. They
know that ;he Economist stood
silent when the force bill was
being pressed; that il bad never
never a word to say against the
rObber tariff. which has impOy-
eriShed them; that its editor
stands charged with being the
paid lobbyist cfthe Congsr lard
bill, and ct bribe taking in the
matter of accepting s2.O00 TO
work the alliance in Georgia 70
help elect one of Jay Gould's
rilarOad attorneys TO TIE United
States seRste.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

II have made q Thousand uol-
la. daring tEC last th-ee
maatLsF said . VII known -
boom keeper b0artfaIIy 10 9
crowd 0i ais tGwusule
~Euu have Iade more than
,la', quietly remarked q listen
eT.
what Us THAT e.
~Nel have made wretebci
h0mea-womeu and children
poor ANA SICK anu wcary al .iic.
ION have made the.r mother q
broken hearted women d yes
Won hlve male much-more
fhaH / aau Iecaua up-bu, yoa j
ger tE- toll account SON day
youtl eetjt suge l-SeL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

Tie Mississippi bankers Con
veltloa aGIausaed is sss.a. n
S-GeAez last FaErs4ay 10 meet
IN Nieksbar- Eext year The
following officers feE the easa-
Ing year we're elected. Presi
dent Lee Richardson, OF NicSs
burg; vice president. Z II Mos =
i, Vest P0iai; secretary ana
treasurer, " ) titzLa~h. Virks
burg; executive committee. L :
Bratts, Vieks5u.g; y y West
Oxford; B " GriEtas. Jack sof:
e II Campbell, Wiuous: Z =
AcSbaae, Greenwood
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

S3ue railroad hands employ
eel ia slap.aE Jhe sides OF @
eat g short distance lg.ow tLe
Ao4isy s..e. N- orleans q Tex.
rs railroads tunnel. Els aostraI
"a iew days ago She tggsss of
two .agge tlres-one re them
the size sf q four barrel-i.a-
hldltd ia thc earth, twenty feet
below the surface NE sol j.
known 20 geoioG sts as the ~i9
ess, which, musl have been de-
p0s5'e! thousands VI wears g -s.
Du'y small portsla ofeaeh has
Sc, Ie-l eEcAya5c6, but they
ar taoU- at Go hl-e Jeen oaks.
Edor,s 1913 be m@te ~ obtain
Samples OF tae wood f1r tac
uasruu at OxsasI a1t IL sue
eessiui ss8e iesracd professor
aaF Dee able 81 decide wjat
manner Oftrees The logs were.-
Commercial Herald.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

Democrat or Egs-4 Pralrs.
Eluc.s arc ia g tsut 4u
effort VIII D. mlde t0 - tae
xecniiye Committee cf the
County Democracy TO license
negro voting ia tie Democratic
primary election soon 20 De
acid 10 n5miuate Democratic
candidates FOR the county Of
hces. IL other words, that the
wi! Of the white Democracy Of
the county is to be uu!liEe. Il
possible 10y tao yotrs ol tLc
blacks who are Republicans
Vow fumoFs are not Away 8
reliable aud we do no. vca-l.
for tAe truth Of this rumor bat
such is tiir current Story e. IT,
gard - this matter.
For she sake of the Demo
cratic party Of tbe cOaaty We
hope "a such effort vii be
made, and for the unity, har-
mony AMI prosperity or oar
county politics we trust the Tx
eclt.re Committee vii have too
mHch reglEd for tFeir PARTY and
too mgca patriotism 20 permit
themselves 70 bc worked Ia
the interest 0fany candidate f1l
q Democratic nomsaatioa " no is
afraid Of Democratic voters
c!asi ely.
For the sake ct The Alliance
and lis future good such
scheme ought 20 be condemned.
The proposition Is hO; only
uaGeuoeragic b1t &c Is a blow e.
the Alliances Of L4Faye.t-
couuty mos. ct whose meuJcse
are Democrats.
Tie scheme would indicate
that some candidates are afraid
u a Deluoera.ic primary and
want the aid Of Republican ne
gro voters
Tie candidate NO cannot
.t.ui before his panty friends
0uga' 10 ftil Let h.n go over
10 tie enemy 81 once. Let that
candidate throw OF his VOLTS
lay aside BIS Sleeps
eiathiae-ald cone cut IL has
true colofs
Are there any candidates for
Democratic votes ia favor Of
.his schcme II yea, who are
hey They may be certain the
EAILE wil find Them out and
pc'nt their names And il is
,eF;a'u EEen exposuce comes
.he effort % get a fraudulent
vote vii cos:trTo hcucst Dczo-
-Fa.ic votes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28
FOR CLERK

We AZ 4utear z=l -a &. A
SHAW a. a e-.aI.I Lac ie- s.lrr.ss tsl.-E
of l-afags-s e11a-V. sla 81 tEs a..
tnaa u E.s i -lzlraF-s 8 z-g-
y are authorized e sna s.urs E.. e
7 4sF..E. - a eaai-.lafe r. C.--s5-
Casr< & Las pete c-a@-F. snt - e.
the q. siaa e; &c 1.zasrasie P1asg
We arr autasarlzel - nansu=.s. J r
BUENLI a. 3 sal.t5alts sar I'll. rss-
Clerk e las - ~ ea4atg. saf q
rae aetlaE @ tae 4ssz=r1-is party
We are ans lazIzsI % aalsuaas ~. T.
HAMPTON as q eladlli-- f..r Ci1ea.t
C-eEk e Lafayette e5ssnsv. zsa5f e.
the 4zzl1n t4a s.ag-ar-sti- tar-v.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28
Sen On tns F!slc and asns.


Ed EbG:-E.-Il lass weeks
EAGLE appeared "a proposition
from B.li Svindo#, m1se during
his canvas bore q gains tLe SUB
Treasury ol.- IL BIZ mcarz
business hr can COMMENCE SET
Ting Ti-at nov. Forty 40 citi-
zeas OF l.aFaya &c P- 6 come 10
me- cad had their lanes enrolled
rs eliinsuts III Lis bounty.
Es Ie- say 90 BID e. chip the
baT 5, Dc, 10 Oxford Gaze ot IA
GLE cGse, aad t1r L.ra TO call
a-aaud iu JUS aad August aud
help eat -eai IL Cur comfy fair
an mass meeting. We tGiak
tuo ;EIt BEL ait better 51v Ar
meGr e. Co.'s eutlse s:oos for six
months aaca zs lie VIII eee..
tllm.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

$40 1Etss.E


American .arHeEs are Statistic 4.
vs5h very moderate Yields. Tie
possibilities II agile allure
seouid be kl5wu. What has
been done can Dc done. ASsur
Ell tLag i thousand bushels OF
potatoes 5ave been raised "a i
acre Sc sh1gii resolve lot Il
III short o. 33l, MS bushels
81 ste..ed caFa have b Ella p-a-
dHced fFaa1 ore acre x should
El..ze rs diss stislieI EIta ax5-ig
q on.y thlssy bushels }
Drake, Of south Caro- ia. mafi..
f.eu Cle acre 80 lusheIs Cf
Saei.ed cora. which makes tie
cmarF yield look very glmf
lgilye. y LaIf ton Of hav n
tie acre, Lich is as n.ach as
BALI the meadows Yield. IS tit.faf
compared aitd t5ur ters. ualc!.
have often been grown on the
SAME amount Of land. Wheat
growers who ayesage ten or
fifteen Bushels 10 the acre. on
good land oasht 70 be eonF.ae
ct iAat they are poor farmers.
Oh Hu better land than theirs.
o. 90 aud So bushels are posi-
bic vie'ds-H I Broeksia lone
and FarHl.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

- - a * q
Ne are stp..t-sl 81 4-aeeaea IS a
EoANE q TaF yrfte taa1fv as 4 .sr
dislats e. Uistriet Attorney of t'.is t.s
Fhiri Jsli 80 urstit &c Mss frs5.
suhfecs . the aet.eu % TIE lgae.r s.ia
party.
We are au.h-g - % ar1r-r-e EI-
GENE JOHNSON af T1ts esas.v. a. \
eaa 6 Bate f1r ui.tri-. At.araav y tsia
ibe ..irl It.islll f1s--5e. e Wt si9
pi subgee- - ths at.i &c af che isn4l-
cratic parry g tle a.4triet
We ore aathorr-I 81 anue11ce L. +
EAlNWATER. Tans.t ea41tg. Is q
C ndi iate s Ia--s A-tasneT u tl5+
the Ia - Jaiia5al lstzt SITS r
pi sreI 20 o. aston e tae Dement'S
party e tae q q.
We ar ae.ar-'rsi g. aaaaaacs {. ri
hLoUNT. ~ Naa tal ,aty. as a
lni Alsa f-e II rf.s Ats4raay q -a.s
t,e aIri Jai lfs e z
81. suh-set % a4'lla ~ The Tisertfi-
srsy g. c.zrel--- 2 PtIalary s.s.ll d.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

4 cCtGc- goaa eltlE. -.l.s -ss sue
81 our "a. pssse 1ts Els yie
concerning Tie sour,e of tte
Alliance in eieeifng members OF
Toe Legislature Ve fully agree
witii Our esteemed colre-pou-
,4e-i, who is a FFgalle-1 Lt-n--
Der Of the A.itlare. Concerning
tie Importance oftHr L--isla-
live tiekej. and nc Eavchs s4g.t
20 Ead visl uil ai..f respect 10
the gentleman wL1a, be Tespec-
lively c0mmeh3s .or L S >eua-
:0r aud member Of the ieg=ia-
tar ia Aajor B4rk>dale we
reco -aize q true AMI tired DEM
ocrlt, a. old au,l worthy citizen
oft4e State, aud Que wbo. Il
elected 10 the >elatc. u.llrcpre-
sent the honor and dignity Of
his section and Lis State vith
IS mueh credit as aay whose
uaEe his uctn mentioned 81
connection ulth tae olIic-. H.
Mr- Hope We recognize 4 good
aud wgTtIv eitJz 70 af oar coma
Is. a gallant soldier ia the war,
4nIors lall Of enthusiasm many
cause be may es9ogse. But sc
tliu's tacrc isa better ald a Of
fereat way for the Aliaaceuea
o. Lafayette coUuty 90 Frs ut
their vie ana carry Gus their
wishes. The course s rgEcsted
by oar COR sE1us!cac VII have
the Ell 20 Of driviuZ of every
other fy.eud OF Haj E4g..- dale
outside tle Alliance, and IL wiii
very likely, sac vote %.
lis frs-nd Tor tae lcss Stature to
tAc Aii3 &C alone S8t 0niy
hat Ire Al.aHeemeu uili d,-
vIae 81 the polls. ID u4tteF
h9w she ma jafity ley Geeite ia
tas u-.e-. Vow the primary g.
be orIcFc.. Is q Democratic Fci-
mary, a.I /. IS vitality imr ortsrt
that tie rules and principles os
,Le party be observed. Ect
aaiy tae peaocr tic psrty. but
the Alliance its-lf within Gle
Democrat party wall 30 to
pieces usless Bemoc.afis usag-
rs be strictly observed. TIE.
Importance It this cannot be-
overss.iuated- Ifthe policy oil
Alliance Democrats DC 10 drive
Of CyeTy ether Dgaocra; from
the sapport Ola particular oaa-
iidare or their owu. then the y.
suit is certain to be TIN: an 9TH
sT clements vii. in some wnv get
together and sc viii see coLli
-atious CT D nccras and those
a.t ecTats ia the Alliance
and combinations &c Democrats
ald those not Democrats ou.-
side OF the Alliance
I. VII be Ear mo-c prom .:ive
Of TIE Alliance demands ard g.
Democratic principles Tor al,
Democrats to work together
an % mite on o plan REer by
a the Democratic primary THE
caoire Il gae people r. C. =.
Senator shall lie i.licated IS 4
vote aaI % vote fsgua San fol
The legislature vE1 shall uat
previously pledge himself To
abide y the VII oftLe people
rs oppressed av the vote. Fb.
is NJ, orly Democratic bat it
w'A 90 long ways towards
keeping together tEe support
eFs Il Aaj Barksdale aGd an
ming him uIaay more
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

The EaFteuan eouBty. Ten
nsssee- grand jay has Just re
Turned lat0 court tHo iisCfe
ueH's which sgrprisedfhe vlcl-
eoslaa1Gi'y of Bsiivsr. Oneass
agaIcst 2 farmer, fer offering h.
seii a pistol, aad the other
asaius, q fotei porter fer fump-
Ing on and eff railroad trains
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

Esa authorized - ann8auea BEN
o. JOHNSON a. a caniI iats far rrsa.-
urer q LAsaYetts county. zaffae. g.
tHe action * t4e democratic Fasry-
We are azsh3rize'l o announce ). F.
EAIEf as szEadi it.s. f4- protection
. tlss o.aes - Irglsureg - LaFayets-
@oaaty. sashI-et o tie .--s1u os tia
ce-lcraltll party.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28
cHAHcEEtv crERH

Wears authorized - an-5raee BF.y
T GRAY IS q c4rsis.ltt-. tsr et-s.7srv
Clerk q. L-aa lEeste es1asy zteirt g.
aetae1 q sAe 'ieasc1tfis PARTY
We ar aa-horire.! = aaa,..a J. +
BR)WN a. q caa,ii haze fsr - sle-.f n
q tls dtase g caanaar " Cisrz q La
k.ayette county. sali-s- - sls 49,
II the FeUQernt.e party
y arr aash5rizs,I - aau-ar=s II Z.
GOODWIN. - ctntI bate = ,saau-
cry CLERK Il LaFayesss county. SAB ss5
= the le.5la * tls ul.a1l--ztie party.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

y hlie negro work men were
tlsE'lg oct the foundation for
usv house u Canton last week
they exeavated a jar containing
about ten IL lsaHd dollars sup
posed . have Jeeu buried by a
miser named MuHferd Jones
several years ago.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

RS. Henry Undergrad. Of
ioEer City "a, j. aat aalfe q
years OLE, 5ut she is a sreat-
glaHauef5er. Sac married A.
- her laughter married ats
her grand ,lsg-hef ii Is. srsj .
sen just eorl TO tie later Issrs.
Z Hdsr Sran-s great e1a deEiIJ.
she Is stiii pretty aud graceful
with glossy black lair and $
youthful appearance.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28
Oxfota Miss

OAIsAEs+. MISS
Nag. -. 1891
En-. E1GE.E.-Ehe Alliance sf
Lafayette comfy are more IL
tsres;ea N the elections Of Leg
isia.ols than ID any ssher @ ..i,.,.
now Co be Rllsd. an! since the
Coaafy alliance has Instructed
fer baFEslale we want renfe-
sea'ailves that are pronounced
II their opinion - 20 this mat
ter-no milk a@d cider charae-
;eFs- ent men who are fearless
Ia theI. views and s.h0 es..., Use
tue cause Of tire farmers he
cause he ka0w the.r needs and
wants, and xii bear their col.
ors heroieally against the toe
that Is now trying TO make
slaves Sad pe0us oTthe sol I'll
Ter In last weeks papers J "a.
Hopes name appeared as 4 can
clcate Tor representative His
naEe Vas selected first In the
Al. 44ce, aad placed berore the
people without bis knowledge.
Il vas done simply for the rea-
son that lie = one mar that ev-
cry member OF tue alliance can
tEust-a mau that will ever be
1t his post and never afraid In
pat himself on record for or
against any measure brought be
fore the legislative body His
oE.y thought and wish is that
the SOL 'ii-er may have equal
rights ulta every American eiti
zen send Ell Hode 10 the Leg
islature and LeFayette county
viii never BE ashamed of him.
Yours truly.
L ! & L.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

Tic har l-0ne re llence OF
AE. }Fr. r, Parker - Woodstock
near Fort Gibson. vas burned
Z she ground last Friday light,
This vas one Of taa old ante
5ealum mansions Of the South.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

Nr, George Minus. a stock
man living near UvaIde, Tex.
met with a singular aad fatal AZ
eideEt Oh the 10, inst. He vas
driVIng past an apiary farm.
"heIe they were sxtractiag hoD
- iheaugry bees covered the
tIe Two horses 10 tha deprb az
an inch. aad bid Nr Minus f,re
ana bead Ike q helmet. Tke
Two horses died within an hour.
and i'r } iaGs Is dying Tnou-
sands ottle bees in their anger
stang each other 10 death.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

President Harrison aas issued
g proclamation opening to p 10
ilr settlement a50a. I.6g1.0d3
acres 90 p-5i land Of she Fert
Eertaaidl Indian reservation IL
) 5Ith ia k0ta-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

t4'Ivar eoaaiE hel,i > primary
t.ee-"a - tie LIST Hon WI
irr l-cLagfiu carried tae county
solid ier i.sI.,oasI CammiSsTousT
.ioa George / Scott Is elected
>r1ttar, and T : Montgomery
u tuu'ea carried the county fer
district attorney.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

An old shell that had been in
the house of Nr. J F ShaekeI-
ford, near Andin-, ever since
the war, exploded one Gay last
week, tearing a hole il the
house. LGekIly DO one was
hart Tins should be a warning
act to have these old shells
abcGt The house as they are
likely to explode at arv time =
I2zOO Herald.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

The Edpera Ps0gre IS. organ
of tha CoIlty Alliance Of " e5-
stcT couaty says: Sab Treas
uEy or no sab Treasury, this pa
PER ls t.r ltearEe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

lie North Jii-slssirpIaa,. The
issisSl ~, Conferences W. be
gsesI:et. ever lasa gear hy BISa
- HeLlIax Il sis souri,. The
former a. Naeoa D-eem brr Is.
aad tbe isttI ~ BIoekhaven.
December s.. 1851
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28
Tbs Democracy CT Mississippi.

fsez. --rtecs ~ faa
STATE Deu7-z EZr1s suass4 s1-.zs5-t.. 3
J-aNa1. t.syt I-aI- !
IL bas been urged bv mem
bers Cfthe Ezecutive CEN al,lee
aud others y hose views ~. sq-
titled TO consideration, that tie
Suo-TreaSuTy measure. wEieh
number Of gentlemen useai
nent in Mississippi Dem0osaer
favor. should have thorough dis
cusSioa throughout tie state.
Ia the adoption or rejection
by q political party Cfaav grave
or uairied proposition un9u
which It's members dl1eF l. Is al
undeuiabIe. fact that there
saOaid be mature a0d exhaust
I've thou ,dt and council. Thix
= especially tree Of matters ia
volving the Democratic rartr l.
Mississippi. t. which tia eco
pie lock with 50 mach interest
AID hdel,ty n whose choice Of
PeiicIes AID preservation Of uni
T. of purpose SO much public
aud private welfare depends.
.ienee approving the sugges-
tons to that eud. puBlic adde's.
ses ate recommended from these
On whom popular confidence Is
bestowed. Executive Commit
tees OF party members are re
qaesied 70 eject such speaking
arrangements and appointments
Is may be desired IN their Fe-
SpeStIve counties.
J : Nc Seilv. Chairman
Attas.- 2 = W.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

Ity'E expect 10 vote or wat
20 vote, =. che election IT, No
sem5er Eex'. son mus: register
before she FIRST of Jelly. BE-
IN EbeE tLis and aelI your neigh
taEs lnEEit.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

Attic recent gathering 0f;he
tress u Nazoo City, only three
we're present who assisted Ia
ITS organization - years ago, VII.
J L Power, 4 : EraEtz i h 3ay
e.s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

Kiss iIundley Vaughan Of
Water Valley. while a,tpmp ;ing
to hlasi.e "a FIRE Ei,h zeal ell las;
Saturday about ROOD, vas b1En.
ed almost 10 . er.sp AMI hez re
e3vCry Is considered Impossible.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

Judge J C Houk, representa-
tive IN Congress from the See
ond Tennessee district. died at
his home ia Knoxville, Tenn ,
Sunday. He called at a drug
glst for . dose of medicine
which was placed by a glass
coufainiDg arsenic. lie took
the wrong medicine by mistake
which caused his death.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

= Herman ship arrived OF tie
coast 0g Pensacola en- the Il s.
with ten n ca stricken down with
yellow fever. foar ot vhou died
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28
SUPERrN rENDrc-r

" are AUTHORIZED - announce e.. A
MeCIAEEN as u cta EisI.t- f,r ~. -.
ton u he che q Superb seulent 81
Et1=ltioa Of Ltsayett- county sabieyt
. tie ae-.aa Of the d nacrltis party.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

What has become of,fr Nor
gan who was 50 long in defence
Of tie Sub treasury last year ?
When the Office give cut i;
seems he qsit the Alliance aud
betook himself to the cisy. leae-
ing the battle to be fought bv
those whoa he said be would
stand with TO The d4y Of victory.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

Eev. D c Kelley, Of Nash vile
has been elected president OF
tre Pacific Methods: College. at
Santa Rosa. Cal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

Five men were Billed near
reutrevi'le, Burbone0uuty, Ky.
rs lightning, Ola the 2lst. while
setting or tobacco plants.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

CArEsllle Eas subscribed SIX
thousand dollars for the CT e
tiou Of q MCih0d.sih church at
fhat place.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

Tia Grand Council of the
Knights aud l.aai : OF the Gold
sa Rule. vi.l meet ia Aberdeen
Id tie = Tuesday ~ July.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

Five hundred people In Pitts
burg. "a. and Vicinity have been
poisoned trom eating ish smok-
"a with ereOsot..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28
When Mississippi Dsmoer,.

When Mississippi Democrats
remember the great work done
Dy sen tor George in defeatipo
the EoFce till tits diEenIt "a
understand how any Que az
them can persuade himself to
vote against bin. Il va Sesa.
ter George who FIST drove in
tae wedge that split the force
Dill advocates il tie Senate
10 decline 10 re eIeer linn
~oIid be little short Of down
night iagratilude.-Appeal Ava.
l4ache. =
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

ago a4.aarlt e CD larsn-. E 4
DEAN asa elal. Bate ta- st4.a ssaas.r
Ton Las .T-'t. e.aEey. Fuai o. tl
a-tasG NJ -..s Gems sa-ls parity
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

Es hate agner. al .ztiaS
Bio lady OF Water Valley. died
Saturday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

Judge Ralph North. Of Match
e, died suddenly II his home In
that city on the -, inst. Ee
vas an able jgrist and had been
en- the bench about fourteen
years.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28
BEAT OFFICE
F0R SUPERINTENDENT

W. are authorized - announce D. 4
GkAtiOkf a d eanl.ilts for S-p-rvi-
s9r Il Beat !, subject 70 action q tie
deUoea1ri. Pa-ty-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

The EAGLE does not sell itself
body and soul to any candidate
because lie happens TO aIver-
iise his candidacy to the people
through tue columns ofthe IA
per The newspapers have
rights too.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

Beans ton ..o-s @se LsH
leiaa SHIPPED lIoI tsEsiei
spE-Es
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-28

The Supreme Court has affirm
ed the decision Of the Cirerir
court in another one ofthe cases
against Hall aud the sare.ties
ON his bead. HoE much money
IS LaaF yette county paying tor
these iawsulfs2