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The morning call., 1891-09-20

gether. 1t spread all over my
head, and my hair all fell out.
until was entirely bald-headed;
1t then broke out on my arms aud
shoulders, until my arms were
Just one sore. 1t covered my en-
tire body, my face, head and
shoulders being the worst. The
white scabs fell constantly from
my head. shoulders and arms;
the skin would thlcken and be red
and very Itchy, and would crack
and bleed II scratched. After
spending many hundreds OF dol
lars, l was pronounced incurable.
i heard Of the CUTIcURA REM r.
nIIcl and affnr noinr t..rn hoAtInn
The morning call., 1891-09-20
An Entire Family Dead.

CHICAGO. Sept. 19.-Six lives were lost in
last nights tenement-house fire on Sedg-
wick street. Their names were John
Schalk. mechanic, aged 45; his wife, aged
42, and their four children, Annie, aged 10,
John, aged IL. and James, aged 8. Cynthia
Schalk, aged II, died to-day at the hospital,
and her death wipes out the entire Schalk
family.
The morning call., 1891-09-20

Pierre City Officials Drink Beer and Play Q
Banking Game.
PIERRE Is. Dak.), Sept. 19.-Pierre is now
enjoying the notoriety of having baccarat
scandal, in which number of prominent
merchants and county and city officials are
implicated. Thursday evening game was
raided by the police, who captured num-
ber OF PLAYERS, among whom were a county
official, city official, doctor and promi-
nent merchant. They were acquitted on ac-
count of their prominence The arrested
parties assert that they are Victims of put
uD job and have sworn vengeance. They
have made affidavits that at different times
they have seen the Mayor, two Aldermen
and the Chief of Police playing baccarat and
drinking beer, and demand that said officials
he DrOsreuted.
The morning call., 1891-09-20
Chicken Thief EscanAs

SANTA Rosa, Sept l9.-The town is con-
siderably worked up over the escape of
man named Lumbus, who was arrested the
other evening on suspicion Of being the Lead
of gang OF chicken thieves that has gotten
away with $500 or 5000 worth OF chickens
during the last few weeks. The prisoner
The morning call., 1891-09-20
Bicycle Tournament.

PEORIA Qll), Sept. 19.-This was the
last day OF the big bicycle tournament
The track was fast. Zimmerman of New
York won every race he entered, and has
taken prizes during the past two days val
usd at $4,000 In the mile ordinary, for the
LAW. championship, Zimmerman and Muir
The morning call., 1891-09-20
Profits on Sugar.

NEW YORK, Sept 19.-Boston people
close to the management of the American
Sugar Refining Company say the company
earned In eight months up to September 1st
its full per cent for the year upon the pre-
ferred stock, and over upon common.
The morning call., 1891-09-20
An African Tribe Rebels.

BERLIN. Sept. ia dispatch to the
Tagblatt from Bagamoyo. Zanzibar, says
the Wadigo tribe, in the northern territory,
has rebeled, and that the settlements Of
Lewis aud Magila are in danger. The
Catholic missions in the interior are also in
danger. Prompt and effective measures
will be required to avert serious disaster.
The morning call., 1891-09-20
New York Banks,

NEW YORK, Sept 19.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes:
Reserve decrease, S966, 600; specie Increase,
S769, 600; circulation decrease, S261,0o
The banks now hold $7,757, 600 in excess
Of the legal requirements OF the 20 per cent
rule.
The morning call., 1891-09-20
Miss Ava Starts Home.

CINCINNATI, Sept 19.-Mss Ava starts
for Chicago tonight. She states that
attorney jackson of Fresno, Cal, was right
in his dispatch saying that he knew Vera
Ava well, and that she and the woman in
Cincinnati were one and the same person.
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Jaw Gould Wants the Rio erande Road.

CHICAGO. Sept. 19.-It is rumored here to-
day that Jay Gould will ultimately secure
control of the Denver and Rio Grande Rail-
road. This apI ears to be based largely on
the fact that Gould and Clarke inspected
the road on his return from his recent
Western trim
The morning call., 1891-09-20
THE RAIN WAS DEW.
Result Of Bombardiug the Skies at El Paso,
Texas,

Result OF bomoardlng the oKles at FL fasoi
Texas.
Ell PAso CTex.), Sept. 1o-Although the
Government rain-makers kept the bonn
bardment up for twenty-four hours no
rain has fallen. and at this writing even
the rain-makers themselves have almost
abandoned hope. Failure. if it is failure. is
attributed only 20 the unfavOrable conditions
under which the experiments were made.
After the bOmbardment, thick clouds and
lightning we're seen in the distance, but the
expected rain failed TO come. The only en-
couraging phenomena was a heavy dew
this morning, the ground and grass in the
park being fairly dripping with water. This
is unprecedented mere, Parties arriving
here from the surrounding country report
heavy rain.
The morning call., 1891-09-20
Freight Trains Collide.

CHATTANOOGA CTenn.l Sept. ia col
lislon between two freights on the Gin
cinnat Southern Railroad took place yester-
day, between Hartman and ROckdale.
owing 10 a mistake or disobedience in the
orders. The fireman and brakeman Of the
north bound train were killed.
The morning call., 1891-09-20
Preliminary Examination.

BONNEVILLE, Sept 19.-The preliminary
examination in the case of the killing Of
John Coleman, late Superintendent Of the
Ruby Drift mine, by John st. Pierre, COM
menced this morning before Justice Frank
Anderson. A large number of people are
here from Forest City and Ruby.
The morning call., 1891-09-20
Killed in a Wreck.

GLENwoep SPRINGS Coli. Sept 19.-
A rock on the track on the Colorado Mid
and to-day wrecked freight train. Brake
man j. p Hogan was burned to death and
Engineer Britton and Fireman Stiffier fatal
ly injured. Thlrty-five head Of cattle were
The morning call., 1891-09-20
Warm Weather in the East.

CHICAGO. Sept. 10. - Dispatches from
points in Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa state
the warm weather the past few days has
increased in intensity, and in some places in
Illinois a water famine is reported i'm
mnent At Hillshore, Ill, and East Claire,
Wis, yesterday, the thermometer reached
1902
The morning call., 1891-09-20
The Checker Contest.

CHICAGO, Sept. 19-Two games was
played to-day in the Barker-Reed checker
contest, with fife opening. One was
prawn, Barker winning the white side
second. The score stands: Barker 4,
Reed 0, drawn 8.
The morning call., 1891-09-20
Hoods SarsaparilIa

Asa slight compensation for what 1t has done for
me."-MRs. W. +. ROUNDS, Brockton, Mass.
The morning call., 1891-09-20
A Coroner's Inquest,

DAvIsvILLE, Sept. 19.-The in quest on
the body of Mail Agent Quimby amounted
to nothing, and resulted in verdict exon
Grating the company. The cause of the ac-
cident, the spreading OF the rails. was due
to the INTENSE" heat
The morning call., 1891-09-20
APrematnra Exnlnsinn.

Cab, Sept 19.-Fred Trim
pin, former resident of Sierra City, was Sc
riously injured by the premature explosion
of blast at Gibraltar Friday evening. The
injury, it is feared, will be fatal.
The morning call., 1891-09-20
A RUNAWAY TEAM.

Boys Head Caught Between the spokes
and Terribly Crushed.
McMINNvILLE (Oregon), Sept ia
team belonging to II. NJ. McClintock ran
away this morning with a wagon contain
ing his two sons, aged and 10 respectively.
Tie younger was thrown on wheel and
had his head caught in the spokes. With
his head in this position the horses ran for
some distance, whirling the boy around at
a terrific rate. When the team was stopped
the boys head was:found to be terribly
crushed He cannot survive.
The morning call., 1891-09-20

CurIcURA REsolvENT, could see change; and
after had taken four bottles, was almost cured.
and when had used six bottles of CUrICURA
REsoLvENT. one box of CUrIcURA and
cake of CUTIcURA SOAR, 1 was cured OF the
dreadful disease from which had suffered for five
years. 1 cannot express with pen what suffered
before using the REMEDIES They saved my life,
and l feel 1t my duty TO recommend them My hair
is restored good as ever, and so is my eyesight
Mrs. ROSA KELLY Rockwell City. Iowa
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Monument Unveiled.

WINCHESTER Va.). Sept. 19.-The monu-
ment erected in the National Cemetery by
the Sedgwick Memorial A ssociation to the
memory of Gen raj David A. Russell was
unveiled to-day in the pres ence of large
crowd.
The morning call., 1891-09-20
NEW DISTRICT JUDGE.
EX-COnsreSsman ". ". Morrow Appointed
Successor TO the Late Ogden Hoffman.

WASHINGTON, Sept 19.-The President
has appointed Hon. William W. Morrow Of
California United States District Judge for
Northern California, vice Hoffman, deceased.
The appointment Of ex- Congressman Nor
row to-day as Judge of the Northern Dis
trict of California was not altogether uneI-
pected. He was candidate for a Circuit
JudgeshIp. and strongly pressed for that
place by Congressman McKenna and others.
but the President concluded to make him
District Judge instead. The appointment
meets with general approval.
The morning call., 1891-09-20
like a New World"

"After suffering long time with indigestion and
dyspepsia have taken in the past year six bottles
of Hoods Sarsa aparilla, and it has done me more
good than express 1t almost seems like a
new world to me. 1t Is that am troubled with
my food, and earnestly recommend
The morning call., 1891-09-20

W. W. Morrow was born near Milton,
Wayne County, Ind, July 10, 1643. His
family went to Illinois in 1915, and settled in
Adams County. and subsequently removed
in 1859 TO California. MIR. Morrow received
The morning call., 1891-09-20
DREADFUL PSORIASIS
Covering Entire Body with White
Scales. Suffering Fearful.
Cured by Cuticura.

My disease (psorlasls) first broke out on my Iers
| cheek, spreading across my nose, and almost Gov
| ering my face. 1t into my eyes, and the ply
The morning call., 1891-09-20
Portland Clearauces.
BACCARAT IN DAKOTA.

PORTLAND (Oregon), Sept. 10 -Clearances
$500, GOO; balances, So, 600.
The morning call., 1891-09-20

Possessing the best known vegetable tonic aud al
terative properties it builds up in perfectly ma
turai way all the weakened parts, purihes and pro-
notes healthy circulation Of the blood. and makes
Won fee real hungry
The morning call., 1891-09-20
Cuticura ResoIvent

The new Blood Purifier, internally ito cleanse the
blood OF all impurities and poisonous elementsl.
and CUrIcuRA, the great Skin Cure. and CUrIcURA
SOAR an exquisite Skin Beautifer, externally TO
clear the skin and scalp and restore the har), have
cured thousands OF cases where the shedding OF
scales measured quart daily, the skin cracked,
bleeding, burning and Itching almost beyond endur-
hair lifelesS all gone, suffering terrible
What other remedies have made such euresf
The morning call., 1891-09-20

Sold everywhere Price, CUTTcuRA soc; Soar
Csc; REsoLvENr, 81. Prepared by the PorFza
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
A5-sSend for " How to Cure Skin DiseaSes" 81
pages 80 Illustrations and 100 testimonials.
pIMPLES. back-heads, red, rough chapped and
sHu oily skin cured by CUTIcURA SOAR.
Oxford eagle., 1891-10-29

Yes. we nay Al eoGgrz.aL4fe
aErs~ives tAaz ne crEel wsr =
nearly to a cISse- The k~>s
bIgosl Of tie S1xer Of American
ysasA has been freely o1ersd
Ipon err eaz1trvs altar taa.
she E1fiea might I've II has
l-rea q sTyTz< hsgr for the 2e
pabIIc. bzt ! see - the ns4E Il
tHEe = crisis arising tAaS u
nerves Ese az4t esa=e= re to
tzembls fsE TIE safety Of NJ
esaafFv As rssalx ofThe var
cnrpoErtiaas have b-ea earhraz
ed and "A era nf corruption -
hr-h pAsess wI EaHoT. TIE
money Fewer of tae eezufr1
vi eHdeaver 10 prBIanE rs
ssszn by =eESiuE upaa sAs PEsJ
asliess - tie Peepse anfii zil
<rElra - a-E-r-&fei u : fe=
sanGs and he Repabhe Is dc
s-TcyesL feel a. fhis asoneat
slorr aaxTefy fer safety of my
eeErrry faaa ever be fore even
~ TEe mEstst Of ~ar. God grz1at
sals ~ sgsPtGI0ns Eay prove
gr8Ezs1aess
Oxford eagle., 1891-10-29
card Frsa Gait Frark E-Tki,f
Oko,oaa, Kiss, Oct. l., 1891.

OkS,oaa, Kiss, Oct. l., 1891
EGItcr CIarioa Led er= Yes
;efslay EiaFESug nj 5s30 O'clock
THE Messenger oEIee and build-
ing xas destrgTsd IS Ere Moth
Ing was saved except the sab
scTIptI0u books, zbseh fortE-
ns'eIy we're at my residence II
- believed by Ela1v, familiar
rirh the surroundings, TO be
The work Of Al jaceadElry, ans:
lfrEEs. I VII givs $50 for the
arrest aud eoRsixsioa Of tHe
zizersalF Isl IS impossible fsE
ne to correctly estimate ny
id-s. 4- tbs EFitIrz :. tor I had !
sell AZ pointed S5ce, Ee=sp1
per and job power presses etc
sud lad Dat little inzarS1ee.
Bat shAf E15ch l most regret =
Toe GestrueGicn cf part Of my
ii.s. wAisa - thc record Of years
Of ny life work sad ~aI=h can
not be replaced Perhaps !
might ges a part. Il not ali the
si.cs ~ this year frnm sOEe
fgieaG=. Who haze preserved
thgm. AID II any surd there be,
I vII De immensely obli-ed ];
taey vii send then 20 ne
desire 10 say 20 those Who know
themselves Sndeated 20 the Hes
sen<er. for subscription or at
yeTtlsll< IN .he paSs- tEsKt DC =
Eeed che amounts Gae zge bad :.
and ! hope they EilI spare Eo
effort 20 -sSse aal fsrEarI the
money without delay
TRUSS you vii dc H.e the s.
v0r To announce - the patrons
of the Messenger throughout
the state that arrangements vii
be perfected AZ an early day te
RESUME -be pgbIeafisn cf the
pager. hence NJ AEsIlaee =a1
ether frisHts who are interest
Iu- themselves n raising c.Ehs
for tae Stale e--an Eeed net
1TsrsutIa1e t2efr werx. for the
more sareessSai fEey are tae
more Erasiily ETil De enabled To
Ee5t IA 0zsee gza furnish Ekem
a gliG pro ga3-
Very trlIy yrrrs.
EEASE BCZETTT-
Oxford eagle., 1891-10-29

Dr. seVes7 arrived in the
eisy a fe= Ri-hts Gg0 after a tear
CT tac county Tee Doctor re
sides - Armour s DIX. and
Las mach 20 tel about tEa. re
gi0n- "A few Gxys ago. lie says.
the people. SR0ax the nuaber
Eyseif. Witnessed cue OF the
H0ss remarkable phenomena ev-
er seen 10 any other portion CT
she CasteG States. The Rhen0a
sEOn consisted Ct TIE appear
azce OF tie northern Egars IN
der remarkable circumstances
IAs ESass formed 4 regEIl- rsia
bow sud appeared az .igar-
The b. . extended tas whole
length Of The hsrIz5a aud vas
tkfrty See. Wid. Everything
vas Sesa sn the broad prairie
Izst as II Il had been II Up 5y
electricity The old settlers
elain thas sGs h q thing was u0
tieed II fSs2- but rot since.
81 Ioe1s t-s0gsc pcsoEras.
Oxford eagle., 1891-10-29

Fiss- are sHmes0as over the
ss2le-
The fasfs at Aberdeen. SartIis
I'D Seaas0b5a =sre All financial
sGeeessga-
The tEa.ies display at k0sei-
usEe. conducted ~ the ladies'
Of tse Baptist church Vas :
great sueeess-
J K TardemEa j. 50 far third
best III newspaper avcr f1r tae
-Pe1keEsAip Of the iozeE h5gse
Z I. Street = FL p-sHr-Fs-
6FesnvEle dill herself houo-
Ea-t week whrn she corn sr-7taae
81 her court hoEse wss i.Fid VIII
AZ the aa-isas MasoaIc rites
Tae pe15s- Of C9rfnth have
heea'shaeEes. nv a earthlaake
70 EE=y have besR the D1E0-
cratic tiger p-aesTeias Cor next
Faeslsg > Vietcry-
EF Jones Z By S. Lruss.
eEsfEh5le note wblelF kpowu
zs -Saz1Ill Janes. u = caafii-
date far the olI-s of Sergeant
a. arms 0f tae senate
y iae kCuse Ct worship has
IE=t Eeen completed by the
sartists az Aberdeen DR. ) l.
johnson preached the dsGIe1fo-
~ sermon. which means it was
4 good one
EF Noel h=s decided not to
break up tie democratic party
BY riding an uabrjdled iade
pendent horse. Is - siwavs
better 20 look az the situation
thus than 20 contemplate Il as
a b2eS si-Ar.
There = 10 safety, 10 dscsa-
81 10 respect. no hsz0-.- says
the Xesile Register. ~fsr !
zru.aeTu zlaR except - hsEle
aEI IN tae stFo1g arms of tae
De8ner4sIS party SAat noble
ED paEty z.f.sse saieIsg las Gov
sred THE heart as fae Saaas
aimee the szy 80 Tel - lie E0st
OF the eoaqEeryr-
From the report OF the F=sss-
rsI Grand jury At Aberaeea.
Es ereerv. the ssllo1ia= antses
of oar venerable JH'i-s=
We s-nRet close taix reBort
xitk0Ut 4sis.5aE a wssd sf Te-
Hseu6rzEee zhd Al etio1 for
arr veR~F-ais Ja.I-e TIEI. xha.
=itsr - mKny = years ~ ardaaG-
service has JGss -esIrsG frUu
the beach N.e truss that ae
WI ves Evs z,auT Ee1rs to ea
j ytas hauer. b. has 90 w7r
tEly Eea fEoE gae psSp-e G.
3slzsa-sseFL
The : As.a1ce JauTnsI shakes
eat - zaae ia tae P1ilsIc.sl
breeze. @-s stops e4alpIz- 2 tie
bst ila- eEC=-A 30 observe
iGsF TbIa&- yea ma-s si<n .
-1looGy FsztsT sf aa ezth -
glcd-e before Yea eza BE- 81
Ezitrecs thsa lls Beat eaaxen
FibRs sxe asa1@d re ri.kr ef a.
Esc-In- gAeiE Oxa Chairman &C
tae eea veaszaa. be = 4fre8ts ap-
pa5asesI b. tAe Executive Casa
aaIttee. zAl Aas aa5zsa5reel pew
- - % xa0 shall rsr.ieirz
This zaaE 5e zl1slvEa den lcraev.
but Tbs peauIe eanre wa-s Il
Oxford eagle., 1891-10-29

Oues o. a time there were
tSo boYs. John Doe aud DIeSv
Roe Jeka Was a good boz
EAIIe pIeky Eas a tough little
mag
Iohn went to Sunday school
every suEssay.
Dieky vent fishing every Sab
G&th-
John sung hymns
Dleky sung Johnnie Get
IGaE Can
John got 20 es Sunday sehcoI
superintendent, married u 1
married rich-
D-eky Giia'f marry. he was
too poor
John wsut into a bank. stared
there = iez years. got sI0d, ,0eo
and : nov In canada, the lead
er of fashions ) uarea-
Dieky vent iat0 a bank. ssly-
ed thare q few nIaa.es, got 10
years and 3 now the leader Of
the -iOex STEP E1rea-
Who woalda't De goodf
Oxford eagle., 1891-10-29
4 Ia. 1f Deputy SsrnI.sSiaaaFs
CT IsFayetts Ceu1ty

Abseviise-E s NeGSxaa-
AIexandsr's Store-IJ Wood
yard
Clear Creek Z Uaryliug
College Hli-E > Anderson.
Dallas-G c DAYS.
Defrv-AaFshasi Lynch
Free Springs " Sulih.
Humphreys Mill u West
Lafayette : SPrIags-W L
Akers-
uVEeOd-P V Spears
Oxf0ri. y 8-George White.
Oxford. 5 B-J u RImsy-
PArIs-RaeeEt Moore.
Sanders Stcre-Press Park
TaysaE Z Si<x.
tt. H4Tkia's
= J. Ra-l=nd Z Cou-t
) W sAeeEog
Oxford eagle., 1891-10-29

Aa&Ek j. Athf~ E&A~1
Oct. .1st, EsSl.
Some tins n July / heard ef
tue above school. s3G az Orce
msde nv ray 10 the camps
There csgId be seen only one
small house, t0csy FROM the
school building can be seen OEe
bSzafifnl = IL story buiiG-Eg
villa eleven rcous. aBd they are
aIled sish Es1hy kaPFT sashsEs
ard PaPEEs, also four ether two
sscEy hEilGrngs =ith from ,iI TO
eighs runs each and they Ike
zise siIied xiih cheerful faces
Also three Rlre cottage bald
in rs &ad . sfcFe nicely finished
up. These heEsss ere being
painted and Enished CT IN good
style
Two ether hOusss are now IN
course % erection. and EzaEy
more WI &c bulk as fat - lEn
Der can De provided.
The schsos bailsiiug IS i=-Ce.
convenient and attractive every
room nicely Papered ard finish
ed a2- The PropTiss0rs- teach
ers. pupils aEd al are in fine
spirits and well they uay
be, for this viii seOu be the
school Of thgs state Uze char
aeser % ibis pl1ee = lis 1Ee
pure streams Of water tnere are
already SIX good wells tive eis-
terms aad a spring here Sure
II th-s enterprise - . w0Eser-
Gal success Over ~ boarding
pupils nov. All 4 ssv Gtaers ez-
Vectsa sooa- I NJ glad TO east
ny l0s vI-A them TFEiy.
& MCCLELLAN
Oxford eagle., 1891-10-29

No nan loves God who Il q
woman hster.
Ias deVlFs hr<k never naSe
snybrdy fat
A good taIker Is one vho asv
er ssvs too nsrrh.
lou cant ten how much = II
on weighs By his rear.
Make suffering impossible au,r
f"y as no meaning.
Self eoHeeit IS n rope the dsv
ii never lets 20 of
No nan II fully savetl au,l h.
Is saved & N himself
D9at Try TO kilI a ~ on your
ne.sabtrs head With a hammer
Preaching that ia aiaesI attha
bead hardly ever strikes ths
heart e1e
tod hates Sia because II nab
ais children 20 uafserahl.
EsEHs H-.R
Oxford eagle., 1891-10-29
IssIKucIl9ns TO y8IEss
kiss ss.s3i S3xsses54s Cissa
Pa.srS t>w Z T1ts-

Jackson. Miss O.t. , -Fhe
state E0Grd o. z erfIal ColzsAis
si0aers tar0u-a tAsIr eie-s- to-
dag sent 0Gt TO the election rom
missioner vko Vas made easfo-
d0Bsan 0f tae ulliass ilstrue-
. tIOas rrgaEafag the pTintiug of
sane aud also iustr1erfeas to
voters Tie following form Eas
the one adopted IS required
By Sections . aHG . % the eiec
rEOa 0FssaaEcs-
Instructors 70 voTEKS-
Any PeFsoa desiring 10 tote
shall apply 30 the deputy eouI
missioner for = ballot. and On
receiving tie sane shall forsa ;
with % into one efthe vosfar :
compartments. and saali ps-
pare his ballot 5y marking vita
sak- "a the appropriate margin
OF place. = srG-s 90 opposite
sas n2EEe CftEe candidate Of his
choice fer each cfEee to be 6lL
ed CT BIZ filing In the name %
the cansifd1se substituted IN tze
blank space as psoFIlesI iheEe
f0F. aud marsinE . cross IN op-
p0sIts thereto Before ieavIns =
The voting SHELF. table or cen
F1TtEeas the voter shall fold BIS
ballot withcGt aiSViaE ing the
the marks EAereon bat that IKE
words -OIerIl 8ai'st. f1,Iox
by the designation Of the e}se-
ton precinct fer Which the bal
lot - prepared aHd the date of
the eI~rtian- lie shall then
cast his ballot Ia tae manner
presented by Lax. Ehich shall
ne done wiih0at dze delay and
the vagsr shall quit taa ss53 sE-
closed space Is seen - as haz
voted
No vafer shah be allowed to
0eeEPy the voting shelf table
or voting compartment zi-szs.y
occupied by arOsAer- nor l8aSer
shan ten mlaGsss If 0fh-r voters
a-c nos usI iaE- NJ person
shall take or remove = ballet
befcre TIE close of Ire posfs- e
zay v0teE spcIEs ! h4lsos be nv
Gvtsia osi.eTs. ere &C = rinIs nsg
exceeding thr~e "A A. open r.
tGrull= eaea .VGTled one Auy
voter - declaring 20 the per-
s9a or peEsGus having tie csE-
elsl ballots. Il by re=ssn II
aLlAslEES= or Pays5e-i disability
BE - unable TO max H. baIsag-
shall, upeR request <ee1-e the
assistance C sid psrssa- ar
enc &c t..e eiecgE,5u fESzScEars
E- t,fe szarSla- t4srenE. -1s. szea
person eE aszsrwr slzsl G. -gEfv o.
the Gzts5si~ % SAID 5EI..Sc fhs- e
=as aaEGed Eifh as assistance
ant sl1Ii not Otherwise g5Ve Ia
fHrH4Iioa n regard 80 the same
N0 voter >Essai paf any marx
apUa his ballot by ~hiee I- msv
be affsrrzrd ItearI6e8 n fh~
Sae vofed By A5m- No voter
shall 1iEgz has ballot % &s. sen
hy any person. 1aIesz frem
biEzs.ness or FsIysieai dlsa aisssy
he = unz1se - max kis sxa
ballet
B. u-sEer 0f the SsSte ssszrs.
Of CsE4s1lsf5aaers L o. Elec.-nn-
T. T. 2 RTEZ. Secretary.
y VI Stone. Governor.
GKO- NJ 9fzvAS. See-x Sf state
Oxford eagle., 1891-10-29

We are n receipt CT tae New
South. published by W II R0s-
land 1t Richmond Va devoted
exclusively g the Taslassriaf d
vei0pmeut and sgrueClturSl Era-
-ress % the Whole South we
heartily cor mend Il - aIl eIass-
es as the best Jnarral OF Iis zIaG
Pa3-iSAsd- Send pc for three
months ;risl, is vii be money
-eli IavsSsed. "a wish We
bad roos1 20 reproduce some OF
ia valuable srsIsses--Appeal-
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Oxford eagle., 1891-10-29

fasre are mere .h1a 10 600
persons hoa1iBg 0Eee EnGsr
thls government The Pre.G-
Dent receives the highest salary
sd atAl I year. aud the lowest
- ih1E Cf a postmaster. uIsety
ee1ts a yea-. payable - l >
a quarter
Oxford eagle., 1891-10-29

Three delaieatIous IN View
Orleans in ere xssS- FGar.
Ella Ied OF for $4,000 At the ex
PsaSe Of the louisiana National
BsaS. Col D 4 Given seemed
30 need 04Iy 5000 Of the 2e
ehsnlc lEGasesteadFs money.
while Alfred LHxsEbuaI toaehs 4
his employer for the modest
sa N Of sI0,es9. ShOTy the
world IL z0ve-