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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-03
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+ :. yeraI hus V all q, chanter ssrs. Shall so0l
les the State and viii : st x'es; bar sins
ser-sSs14s n u NEIDhAN, Waretvtlie-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-03
OAKLAND LOCALS.

Msron Parker, who is employed at Cum
berland junction is in tosn,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-03

"Cax.oria Is the best remedy for children OF
which a.n acquainted. hope the day is Eot
"a, sis,ant when mothers will consider the real
interest o, their children, and use Cas'"Fia III
Sad of tie yariouso uacs aoStrutns "hieh 'tEe
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtim
s-ents down their threats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
Dr.. J. 7. KNcagLoE,
Conway ARK.
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Castoria.

sCsxtoria is al excellent medicine for CHI
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Oh us
good effect upon their children"
DR @. C. OsGooD,
Lowell, Mass
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The work of change snd improvement at

the reside nee Of Mrs. Il. F. Eden on
Appleton street, is btiHg cone by the Cross
Bros. The former dioIrg room viii be
transformed into = nbrsry for Prof
Mathews, the old kitchen will be built over
into 3 dining room, new kitchen will be
made, also china close. sad bath room.
Considerable wainscot,ing will be put in
and several wooden msntels, after MIR
Cross design. Take 1t all together quite =
lob 10 being me
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CaStOria.

.castor;a l. SO wei! ada PITS, To cNiileen tbs;
1 recommend it as Superior toaay preScri2ooA
II. 4. Archer, NJ. =,
uis,- oxford 81, Brooklyn, n. Y
"olr physicians il tho eh1lirens depart
men, hav. spoken highly Of their expert
once In their outside practice with Cs-sto;3a,
and nl.hoash We cnly h-.ye among o'n
medical supplies what Is known as regular
products, yet We are fires to confess ''ia1 si-a
merits of Cas,cria has won - to lco- "i-A
favor upon it,
USlrSp UusPiTAt AND DIsFESsAaY,
Boston, LASS
.,tIxS C. SMITH, Pres,
,rrnv Street, Now York City
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HAVING A STAYING time.

This fellow is sfin it" sure enough,
but although he is having STAYING
time, barrels are not likely to soon
supplant trousers in polite society.
even lift is hot weather. No more
will any other medium supplant the
JOURNAL WANT, FOR SALE r
TO LET column for reaching the
people, For 30 cents a week you
get results, and that's what we az
ell after.
Iun9eod&vnr
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market.

-" Oct.
-sopey easy ransins IRON %
Prime pager al 5ia7
Goyefnhpnt bolI1, fal arm.
Railroad ao,'s, active, roay
The following the quo; sttons Of Sc
curiiies:
United States Is 10
- il6
E" a "!
.. ocac.
Ceptrai fsj.Gg .ss4, t6
Denver & R.J Gr..aJc hs. 10
Erie 2nds, 1854
Kansas Pacific ccrsois. LOG
oregon d Nav. lsss. 06
Union rseido ~ l07i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-03

ISOR SALE-Kestaursnts and boarding house,
Il corner OF State and winthrop street., oppo
site Court hons. one Of the most desirable locs
tions In the city House contains 10 rooms nicely
furnished ready for business. House now has
good run of trade and il OF the be- pa yiDg ln
the Cit. satisfactory reasons 70, desiring 10 sell
given purchaser. Terms easy and the opportunity
l. fine one for the right party. Inquire OF G. o.
IIBBErIs, agent. ulyl3du
:" ~ SAL E--A two horse gigger wagon. W.
z G. Wyman, Kinderhook street, Randolph,
Me. june l7tf
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SpefIai AoDtfIIsraunis.

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scx;rs sssss .ha Hess p s.s vi ~. - -
go tN-ee sixss 'a- IS serts SO Or wresF o1
Il s,sefs -ssssA1s~ .$s>ssrS-
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W. s. CHoArs, clerk.
L. T. CARLETON, county attorney.
q 4. STEvEss. shsr.f.
r, 4, SMALL, steuoge spit.
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w., co..a.r comyauv TT Murray Street, Now York City
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-03

TOR SALE-The Konnebtc Confectionery
i Mandatory Wholesale and retail. Il 4,
an old established and desirable business in the
city of Augusta; the best location In Kenn eDeo
county. foe opportunity is presented TO aai
one that desires TO enga 10 the confectionery
business. On account of failing heath 1 have
decided to retire from business and wi give
great bargain II applied for a; once, ADDRESS.
W. g. FifIELD, lis Water Ct, Augusta, Maine.
aug22dtf
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05
Street Cars

Oxford talks about getting up
street ears We doubt the feast
bIlIty Of this Holly Springs
tired 1t twenty years ago, when
money was plenty; aud bad an
attachment for carrying freight
frum the depot The thing died
In slx mouths How "A nan can
expect such an enterprise to
succeed here and now, when
times are SO hard, we cannot see
IL the business men Of Oxford
think they can build Bp their
town and let the country 20
down. they viii soon ind out
thas they are mistaken. III half
the money that has been sent
out OF the county TO start banks
elsewhere had been spent in
getting up factories of some
Kind here that w0CId furnish
mea with employment and thus
oaHd up a home demand for the
fsrmers produce. our town and
eoanty both would have been In
a better condition than they are.
The policy of our business men
seems TO be to take IN every
dollar OF surplus that the eoun-
try produces. and not give the
e0antry people ! CHEST Of a
eh@nee to get dollar Oft back
80, II our city has money to
spend on street ears. il had bet
ter pat 1t IN something that viii
help to built up the country.
Build ap the country, anG the
town viii build up in spite of
everything; let the country 20
dowa- and the town will 20
down In spite of the world
A-C. J.
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05
aaagdy Understands il.

Is there anY maa IA this State
that guds rstaEds the new Cou-
=tItutIcu ? The Clarion / edger
viii give Que hundred dollars
TOR the discovery of such an In
dtvidIaI-
The Constitution has proved q
-mrss-7 frsm first to Inst. No
body understands it. The plain
people 60 rot comprehend it:
she lawyers cannot interpret IL:
the Attorney General does not
know how TO e1astrue II. the
Governor does not understand
&c and the Supreme CoHrt Jadg-
IS cannot fsth0m its mysteries
Il > a reflection 0a the State
that sensible men sheuId have
nes here remained IN session
three months. aud adopted
mass OfIrreeoueilabIe ineonsrui-
ties that nobody can understand
They ought 20 be required to
return burn up the thing they
promulgated begin anew.
amend the cid Constitution. In 4
simple way. and submI= the
same to the people for ratIffea-
ton or rejection
Talk about understanding
clause there seems to be no
clause IN the instrument that
anybody understands.
lac new fsngEed Constitution
has made the people real tired
fhev are GisgGsted with the
whole thing, and would wipe Ir
out OF existence III allowed the
opportunity And the opportu
nifty will come The hybrid
Constitution iS doomed -CIar-
ion Ledger.
Well and truly said Ifevery
editor and every voter of the
State would read carefully the
new hybrid Constitution con
eeived BY demagogues and fere-
Ell upon . protesting people BY
the noser of might, there w0ud
arse a sentiment that would
auri this creation Of few able
though eIeEGed minds. from its
position as the fundamental law
OF the State The more the
Constitution IS read, the more
obscure IT'S meaning becomes to
the reader the trainers of the
law themselves, being anabIa to
interpret its meaning The
members of the Convention AZ
suned all power. delegated to
themselves all wisdSm and ere
afed an organic law. theoretical
y grand. dramatically correct.
and practically monstrusitv-
The delegates scared aIoff. ana
while gazing at the stars stun
oted into the quagmire. and un-
less the people rise IN their
might and shake Q q the incubus
placed upon them they viii al
50 be drawn into the mire and
lose all power of resistance
6reenvIlIe Democrat
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

Jackson, Tenn, March l.
Col. W W Gates. Tennessee :
NestSr editor. who bus been a
citizen Of this city for the past
ifty years. Gied at his home
here zt ) o'clock this morning IN
the 79sh year 1T age Il uOald
take volumes to show the great
service be has rendered West
Tennessee. and especially Jack
sOn. In the interest of which be
spent the best days of his life,
Col Gates lived and died gen
aIue cid line Wbig
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

Oaly n month until Herme1n
Anniversary
Craig. one Of the stu Tents from
EeSeto county, has oeen s1e !
for the pass week or ten days
with Pneumonia. bat = now
slowly improving
Blow of the Inv el1ss Is visit
ing 81. Louis tor \ few days
Murray Faulkner. conductor
on the Doodle bug road spent
Sunday at home
Prof B0ndaTant has been ab
sent from hIs recitation room tor
the past ten days on aer0unt of
sickness We are glad to note
his improvement and hope 20
have aim wish Is agiIin in d few
days.
The Phantom Party given on
Friday night kIst- By Miss Na-
ME Archibald, in honor OF her
guest, Miss Anna Mcleod of
GreHada. Was 4 pleasant affair
We understand that some OF
orr most enterFrizing eltIzeEsare
again eusieavVsiug to organize a
street railroad to run TO the
University sad Depot from
Court Square, but IS there IL 40
invention our, by which wind il
utilized and made to pr9peI
street ears, we feel safe IN ad-
visinT the boys to refrain from
tearing up the side walks On Uni
yeFsIty street.
Some Young lady in Holly
Springs who was cue of the
competitors for the prize offer
Ell by the Sunday Times for che
best essay On ~ Model HGs-
band said in her pen picture of
her beau ideal. that she would
prefer him to be : U of VI Law
studeut- By the expression OF
such a preference, that young
Indy has evidently displayed a
.sAae TASTE and henever Little
AmItIe-T her nom lie plume
war Is a model she can't find Z
better class to pick from, than
he Inv class 50 they say
No. -.
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

~No person shall be Senator
Who shall not have attained tue
age Of twenty five years ,andl
who snail not nave been .
Qualified ELBCTOR OF the
state four years SO reads the
new constitution As there are
40 qualified electors now there
certainly can De no legally eiee-
ted Senators for four years II
il therefore painfully evident
that Fae new constitution II
obeyed. viii debar the members
elect from taking the oath ct Of
fee as senator's, because each
membes Of the House and Sen
ate must aiiiFa-, '.tIsat ! an net
disqualified from holding once
bv the constitution OF this
state The fact cannot be de
MED that 0ar new constitution
as a whole. il Il fat failure and
must be acknowledgements
Democrat.
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05


Bob furdett Is as good a
preacher as he Is 4 hum0rist.
and frequently fills the pulpit
for the spiritual edifeatIon of
his eOlOred friends In the rural
districts lt Is related of him
that on one occasion. while
spending a short vacation In
keutueky he was invited to
preach to the negroes in the
nefghbOring church Among
Ais congregation on that suItrv
August day, SAT Brer EaStus
Jones' the Muscular earuestness
OF whose prayers, and the Odor
arising therefrom- had stsutIy
assaTIed the devil ter F0-tv
years To have filled to call On
brother Jones to lead IN prayer
would have been an emission
for which no apology could be
made After concluding hrs re-
marks, he said Brother Ras-
tus jones' will please Lead u in
prayer, while some good broth
er burn rag
The EAGLE learns of two or
three occasions IN Oxford where
some good brother could have
been consistently called upon
20 kindly barn a rag
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05
The Best Route
BETWEEN
MEMPHIS AND SOUTHEAST

The Palace Car Line of the South
the KANSAS City Mem phis and Birmiu9-
ham f. K has two through passenger.
trains duly between Memphis and
Birmingham making close and sure con.
rerrlons with the trains Of all CONNECT
my lines. Wight trains have through
Sleeping cars between Atlanta and
Msmphls-fn connection with the Ga
Fac Z Rs-Thc shortest ronts aaickast
u'ne and the only line running through
cars between those eities. Dav tram
have Palace Reclining Chair cnz-
seats free ID holders Of first class
shrough tckets-through between
cunningham an karsas Cffv. This
= many niles tha shortest and bv 6sr
the best equirped Passenger Line be-
tween points IN the Eazs and South
east and Memphis. and all points i'm
Arkansas Texas and the West and
SorthEsst- Everythins new AID frxt-
ciass- Through tiG ksts via. this in. an
sais at all through ticket Offices.
Fer any desired information far
large map and timetable folder. sd.frezs.
J. E LOCKWOOD.
g. p and r.. Ag'k.
Kansas City
Gent Agent. 33g Main St
EemphizA
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

The cotton market il broad.
I y Pglien OF Milford Ga, plIe-
Ell q note IN a bale Of cotton
which he had made at that place
requesting the Purchase To i'm
form him where it was beughs.
He recently received a letter
from 4 manufacturer IN Moscow
Eussia- stating that the bale
containing the note WIS one OF
several which had been pgrehas-
Ell by hin IN that city
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

IL a man fs not eligible under
the provisions of the late Con-
s1tutioa to be n qualified eIeetor
can ne legally sit upen a Jury of
a court OF this State, and can
hIz decision be accepted asa Ie-
gal according to the terms ofIaw
Esw II force So1e kaosty
questions are making their way
into the legal department by vir-
tue or the action Of the Nississ-
lpPt eonstItution.- Chiekasaw
Messenger.
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05
senRse Exa WALIHsLL.


The htxt legislature Of this
State Is charged with the daty
Of eleeitng tao United States
Senators to sascesd j. L.
George and Z e. walthaII It
IS an Important charge and mHst
be performed In tae interest Of
the people Of Mississippi With
! cat passion or prejudice, fear or
favor. good will 10 all whose
names may be Suggested and
iltwi to none lathe SIX years
that shall eHsue upon the slee-
tioa Of Senator's from this State
many important questions VII
arise in the Senate involving
the prosperity aEd vel -beIrg Of
our people The 5attIs for
bread Is enc and the people O.
this State desire TO be Heard on
these questions in the National
Congress They want men there,
especially in the Senate where
giants do grlppIe, who shall
breathe their hopes, voice their
sober will. aud demand their
rights, and sho not only will DO
these things bat who possesses
the power aud the ability to en-
force what IL thus demanded as
sar as earnest effort, learning
Industry, and human ability may
OF can 10.
There are many good men and
true IN our borders There are
s0me We know who have all the
desire aud enough of ability 20
ereslitaaIy represent the State
IN the Senate But at this time
AMI IN :his hour we believe it
would be 70 the best interests
OF the pee pie Of Mississippi to
retarn J z George and Z G
waIshaII to the United States
Senate.
They have the ability No one
questions that They have de
mOustrated and proved this be-
yOud peradventUre CT doubt
They are the peers cf Carlisle
and German, and GOrhees. and
Vest. aad Vance and Harris.
and in debate and skiIfal man
agemeut tAey too are the equals
u not the superiors of their Re
publican associates In that body
ike EImoads, and HOar and
EvLrts and RawIey. Senator
George FaEks with the abIest
lawyers Cf the body and on Oe
esssI0u of his longer term of ser
vice has perhaps acquired more
attention than his colleague
But In WalrnalI the State has a
jaEiss Of equal ability who will
In time be appreciated by all a.
much as George Bat eompari-
sous are unnecessary They
are both able capable. fEdastri
Gus Senators and standing for
and With the people Of MIssEs
s5pPI on ali the IeadIng gues
tIOns OF the line and ripe with
The experience they have there
acquired we believe With LIN
coin that In this case It Is dan
germs to swap hCrsss while
crossing the stream and tRat
he best INTEREST of the people
OF Mississippi demand the re-
turn Of George and WaIthaII-
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

The OvershadowIng curse OF
America to'tay is monopoly He
puts his hand on every busEel of
wheat every sack of salt every
sack of four and every ton OF
coal. and not q man woman or
child IN America but feels the
touch OF thIs'moGIed GespotISm-
His SeepsFe " made ef the iron
track of railroadIng and the wIre
OF teIegraphy- He proposes TO
have everything his own way.
for his own advantage and the
peoples robbery He stands IN
the railroad depot AMI puts Into
hrs pocket each year S210,0e0,
600 beyond the reasonable
charge for his services. He
controls nominations and elee-
tions. city elections and state
elections lie has the demo
erstic party in one pocket and
the republican par y IN the 9TH
er.-Rev. T Dewitt TaImage.
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

From developments reeiproci-
ty IS only another name for free
trade, and Nr- Blame is carry
IHg out, TO a certain extent, what
the dsmOerats have desired al
along. By the time the demo
Gratis again get control of the
gOveIRment Yr- BlaIEe's work
viii have Jeen tried and If Is ~
of n very merit0FiGEs character
and of benefit TO the masses let
the democrats profit by the ex-
pertinent
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

Hon. J B Ne ryan, member OF
Congress from the Second Mis-
sIssippf District, has not been
in his seat u single Gay during
the second session of the Fifty
First Congress. We presume
be draws his pay with commend
able regularity while attending
to his private business In Mem
phIs Tenn -GreenviIIe Demo
erat.
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

The family of tue Late Rev.
DIR. g n Marshall Of VTeksburg
has given his h6rary to the kTil
saps College This is one OF
the finest libraries In the State,
comprising as it does various
collection OF books on theology
and extensive miscellaneous lot
of books on general literary top
res. DIR. Marshall was Il hard
student and a profound scholar
and selected hrs library with
great care A scholarship in the
college has been established n
hrs honor.
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

Tie democrats desired a heal.
lhy condition Of affairs in the
Z .xt Congress, consequently Gu
u a few Oftke old members were
permitted to remain. That's
right No man xhom the peo-
pie have h0nOred shOald think
the office Is his and hIs'n for an
time.
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

Some OF the papers now call
it a hybrid constitution LaFay
cite e0unty led of IN the by brisI
affairs and consequently ii IL
wishes TO keep ahead Of the pro
cessiO1 il viii have to make an
other shuttle.
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

While rotation nay strike
terror TO the hearts Of the -ins-'
yet it - an i'll wind that blows
no good The -Outst viii use
II as a winning card and no
doubt some vii use il as A
hobby 20 ride into sEee
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

This l. a rapid age IN which
we live. and the slow man Is
soon lost TO sight 1t is better
to walk IN advance and show a
patched pair of trousers, than
to be dressed in velvet aud too
far behind tc be seen at all
Sherman texas Register.
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

The reason that some people
never amount TO very much Is
easily accounted for IN the fact
that everything was made Of
nothing They are as If they
were Just created
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

Its said Nr. Cleveland viii
not accept a denomination for
the Presidency Tue EAGLE
does not believe that report any
more than It EOuld believe that
all OF TaFayette's officials would
not accept a re nomination
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

The London Times, the great
organ Of the British government
does not undertake TO beIIttIe
the Primers Alliance. as i the
custom Of some Of the small
bore leaders in this county. Ii
says 1T would be = mistake to
anderate the significance Of the
orgalizafI0l.s--Ex.
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

The ClarioE-Ledger says the
Third or Prohibition Party il
uOussuSIeaI. Does il mean 10
imply thai Is opposed to the
principles laird down in she plat
form of the Prohibition Party
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

A plague of I0eusts recently
visited Northwestern India. and
sueh IEmeEse heaps OF them
settled On the railway lines thai
trans could not pass Thev
dsirkened the air ike a thuuder
storm. and when they settled on
the tees strong branches broke
under their wefght.-Examiner
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

Strive as We mag, we never
can
Tell who are happy, who for
lorr;
The eutest little shoe of tan
May hide a very painful corn
-fen0winers News.
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

Although the new coEstItu-
tion NAV DC defective it has Nv
ea the Office holder 20 under
stand that because he has been
fortunate eBeugh to be elected
TO office IL does not beIOug to
lin.
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

Five White men were rejected
from the panels Of the Ci-euit
Court at Tapelo because they
could not read or write. while
an old negro qualified who sad
learned 20 read aad write 81 ce
the new Consultation Was adopt
ed-Demoerat Star.
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

81 ao&~Fxstlng TO note the
s@s go % oPlnion that a man
- sasesptible 10 whea he once
ewss snte oEee For instance
when Ae Is one Of the outs he
IS Eaithfal Aiherent to the doc
trine Of rotation, but when he
10 IN he thinks-Esll. he
thinks Ifs a mighty mean man
.ho wants 10 rotate him cut.
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

Up North the DemoeraEs are
reiegatiug the republicans to
private life as fast as the Ali
anee in this ecantry i givias
the politician the go By. There
= much wcrk ahead yet so the
EAGLE wishes that the cood
work should continue.
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

The Farmers Alliance, during .
It's brief existence, has killed
more politicians than any other
known power /; and the slaught
erIng process viii be persistent
emily and effectively continued
until the demands of the farmer
are heard and complied with
Port Gibsoa ReveIlle.
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

The candidates ia Lafayette
county are as slow about an
8ouaefn- 1S the subscribers 60
the EAGLE are in paying their
Subscription.
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

l know no friends more faith.
mi and InssperabIe than hard.
aeartedness and pride, humility
aad love, lies and Imprudenee.-
Layater-
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

Although man may be the
'4aObIest work Of G0d-7 yet
when It comes to payiFg for a
newspaper al woman can Dis
count him a hundred per cent
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

When 4 mans record gets 50
bad that his constituents want
his memory blotted out, he
would do well to move his Guar
ters and change his Iif e-Pano.
Ian.
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

The greatest sell that has
ever struck OxfCrd was the lect
urs BY Ira j. GOald, the Boston
symphony Club excepted
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

The offer made by the Clarion
Ledger. Of sIeo to the man in
Mississippi who understood the
new Constitution has not yet
been taken up YOa can readI-
" understand Why it has not.
when you learn that the people
Of Holly Springs have not heard
of the efer-
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

jim HIll has been appointed
postmaster at VTeksburg. and
oIs appointment IL not favora-
oly received in that section by
any means.
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

A man in Chattanooga, Team,
committed saieiste because he
owed a small debt. We hone
the delinquent subscribers to
the EAGLE wiII net do likewise
fsF besides breaking the EAGLE
= we@A dspopal4te the eou uty.
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

Do yOa tarn for glory or for
money, II fer the latter, par-
sue the best methods. and the
former will come voluntarily.
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

The next Legislature Will
make a new appointment of Mis-
slssfpPFs Congressional Dis
ssIets- How very important
this makes the election of ouIv
the best men.-Yazoo Herald
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

It is folly to ask a man what
he wants With the expectation
Of gratifying hrs desires He
would take the world If possible
and beg for more
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

Did yGu ever have q thor
oughly uHselfsh friend Were
you ever the aEseIiSa friend Os
any one