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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-23
SHE'LL MOUND SHOOTS
A Cold and Stormy Day at the
Butts for the Marksmen.
Some Interesting Matches and Their Scores.
The sharpshooters' Meeting at. the
Preside Next Saturday

The marksmen had wet and windy time
at the butts yesterday. The weather did
not have the effect of dampening their en-
thusiasm, for large number assembled at
Shell Mound and devoted their time in en-
deavoring to make good records against adj
verse circumstances.
The members of the San Francisco
Schuetzen Verein were out in force TO COM
pete at their monthly bull s-eye match, and
also to have return shoot for dinner.
The different companies of the National
Guard were well represented by many
guardsmen, and some good scores were
made. Companies d and F of the First In
fantry were present, and competed for the
trophies of their companies: Company 3
OF the Third Infantry had practice shoot,
and several little side matches among the
members we're held.
The competitive shoot between Com
panieS ID and T of the First Infantry was
postponed ON account Of the stormy condi-
ton of the weather.
SOME GOOD SHOOTING.
a very interesting match took place be-
tween +. o. ! Dung and f. Kuhnla on one
side and A. johnson and II. r. Brown on
the other. The standard American target
was used. Young and Brown used the
Springfield rifle and Kuhnle and Johnson
used Winchester rifles with hair-trigger.
The match proved a very close one, and con-
slderlng the condition of the weather the
scores made were very good. Each man
fred fifty shots and made the following
scores:
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The total number of points made by
ohnson and Brown foot up 40, as against
759 p oints for their competitors.
REGniENTAL SHOOT OF SECOND REGIMENT
The Indictment weather did not prevent
the members CT the Second Regiment from
assembling at Shell Mound to perform their
duties at target practice. The Second take
pride in making good records, and yester-
day proved no exception to their rule of
good scores. In the shoot for regimental
decorations the following scores were made.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTI-
~ fed that have this day sold all my right title
and Interest in and to the store of QUONG On
WING CO., 800 to 9n7 Dupont street, of which
/ am alone the sole proprietor, to GUAM WAY.
who VIII pay all claims against the said firm of
QUONG ON WING a CO., and collect all debts owing
the said firm. My successor will carry a
strictly mercantile house and deal in tea, sugar,
rice, oils. etc. ask my old patrons to give their
patronage to Guam Way. QUONG on WING.
Dated San Francisco Cal, Feb. lS, 1891 Wit
ness TO signature, D. NJ. PERALTA. fel9 5ts
IMPAIRMENT NO. 9-PROBArE IN THE ST.
IL periOr Court in and for the City and County OF
San Francisco, State OF California. In the matter
OF the estate OF SUSAN X JAMES, deceased. No
tce Is hereby given that Friday. the 27th day of
February. A. ID. 1891 at 10 O'Clock A. 81. OF said
day, and the courtroom Of said court, at the new
City Rail in The city and county of san Francisco
State OF California, have been appointed the time
and place for proving the will OF said SUSAN X.
JAMES. deceased. and for hearing the application
OF CHARLES A. JAMES for the Issuance to him OF
Letters Testamentary in the estate OF said deceased
Dated February II, A. d. 1891. VIM. J. BLATT-
NER Clerk, by Il. Il. HOUGHTON, Deputy Clerk
GEO. u. SH tDBURNE. atty for petitioner fel5 l st
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THE sCHUETzENs.

THE SCHUETZENS.
The team shoot of the San Francisco
SchuetZen Nereiu proved very interesting
and much merriment was INDUCED in by
all who participated. Charles Thierbach and
+. FTeSe we're captains OF the two different
teams and each urged his men 10 do their
best TO come out victorious After a close
contest Thierbach's team won and he re-
ceived the congratulations of his comrades
on all sides. Al the last meeting of the
company the members composing Frese's
team we've the winners. 1t VIII be seen that
the two teams are now even. In all prob
ability another match will take place TO de-
eide which is the better team. The total
score of Thierbach's team was 1868 points
and Frese came out with 1911 points TO his
credit.
The winners at the bulI's-eye. shoot are
given in their order as follows:
DR.. f. Refill, j. C. Waller. Ii. Bendel, f.
a; Frese, John Mangelss. H; Hester, II.
Thode, c. Thierpach, l.. NJ. Ritzau. IL.
Doescher.
PRIVATE MATCHES.
team of six men shot II match, three on
side. The team composed of Ostrich
Nelson and Schultz made total OF lis
points; and that composed of Muller.
Cooper. and Townsend made ITO points,
PrlvateS Walbert and Glass settled their
differences at the range and did some very
good work. The scores of the contestants
are: Waibert 46 points and Glass 40
points.
sHARPsHooTERs' MEETING.
All markSmen who qualified at the last
State shoot i'll September as sharpshooters
will meet at the Preside on Saturday next
for final competition. The Preside has
been chosen for the reason that it is neutral
ground and all guardsmen will thus stand
an equal chance. The match will take
place ut the 2U0-yard range and ten shots
will be allowed each competitor. Eleven
members of the National Guard who made
80 per cent or over ut the State shoot will
be eligible for entry. This match will de-
eide which sharpshooter will win the State
gold medal. Much speculation is INDUCED
In among marksmen as to who will come
out victorious in this. the final encounter
IL is safe to say that all the participants
will do their best to win, and that good
scores will be the result.
RANDOM SHOTS.
Captain Sebe will have his. spring OPEN
ing of Shell Mound Park on March sih.
He will offer more than 500 for the marks
men to compete for. In addition TO the
prizes for shooting he will also have cash
prizes for bowling.
Captain Huber felt much pleased yester-
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

The New York Court of Appeals. has de-
cided that lady. who lost a. cloak while
recover the value of the garment and $50
damages for the trouble and irritation to
which she had been put. She laid the CLOAK
on the counter in sight of the clerks. bul
when she needed it it was gone. The Court
ruled that the garment was temporarily III
care of the clerk.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-23

New York is ahead of all the other cities
if individual riches running up into seven or
more figures is meant. 1t is said that New
York has over 1000 millionaires. while Lon
don has 600, Paris 800, Berlin 200 and Vienna
100.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

on IND MORTGAGE OR NOTES; ON 1sr
~ mortgage ~. J. L. ISAAcs ALL ofarreii. oc5tf
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DENTISTS.


DR. y. T. wHlTCoMB, DENTIST, 216 THIRD
~ ST., near Howard. fe2O I'm
nR, }. HEINo. FORMERLY OF THE COTTON
~ Dental Association. 249 Fifth st. fel9 Ian
q H. CUMMINGS, WITH M. CHASE, sue
-. cessor 30 DR. AUSTIN. 7l9 Market. fell lin
DK.A.LUDLUM HILL, l443 MARKET ST, NEAR
~ Eleventh; no charge for extracting when plates
are made old plates made like new; teeth
from IS per set; extracting 50e; gas given. Att
DR. REA, s2S MARKET; EXT. TEETH SOC:
y Win gas 81 Filings low: open evenings sel4 If
CROoME DENTAL T59 MARKET
ST oes !lird aud Fourth; gasspeciallsts. aul7 U
4 FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81; KILLING AT
y lowest prices; work warranted DR. j. w
KEY. 9sl Market st. opp. Baldwin. aus II
DR c. H. WILSON, DENTIsTJ e2S MARKET
y st, bet fith aud Sixth. opp. Mason dei5sf
Ii NEW SPAPfsRS had LON; AI,TIt;IgS N
- them stating that the insane asyIuins are fuil ),
PEOPLE who took gas only painless tooth ,c
traction and went crazy My secret painless method
be done panlessly VIII forfeit 800 for any tooth
that cannot extract without sleep or gas evsa
though q dozen dentists have failed to extract IT,
All operations done better than elsewhere since
have seven first prizes for beautiful niings pia.e
GEORGE w LEX, osFarrs Farrell St IN ocoG Us
REAUTIFeL SET 81; PAINLESS EXTRACTING
~ 50e gold plates; bridge work crowns: nllinys;
stlowest rates DR.. C. A PERRY. 8 Mason st. de5 u
CoLToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION, sOs MARKET
" ST. (Phelan Budng) gas specialists; positively
extract teeth without pain; only ONCE that makes
and gives the celebrated Cotton Gas; 30 900 ref.
ertnces; established S63; all operations In dentistry
performed. DIR. CHARLES w. DECKER. fe7tt
OF A SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED As
I'D good as can be made; filling 81. DIR. SIMMS,
dentist. $50 Market St.. Baldwin Thcater. oclrf
n HE EVENING BULLETIN. PRICE REDUCED
TO Is cents per week. delivered by carrier any
part OF the city; the Bulletin Is the best, oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast
orders by postal-card or Otherwise Will receive
prompt attention. once 522 MONTGOMERY g:
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BATTERY c, SECOND REGIMENT.


The members of Battery c. Second Regi-
ment. were present to compete for the med
ais offered by the company for marksman-
shin. The scores mnde are given as fnllnws:
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-23

ii. Il. Brown OF Company B, Third H.
fantry, fired a ouple of practice scores with
the Springfield, which resulted as follows:
II. r. Brown.................4 5 4 As
5 5 5 4 5-46
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LoDGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE,

LoDGING-HOUSEs FOR SALE.
C.fo0 JIG ROOMS: Mr.. NEW MONTGOMERY
n tOO. and Mission SITS; clearing $75 per
month"; positive bargain. HEALY, 1908 Market. it,
CHANCE TO HoRRow MONEY on YOUR Sill
n yerware Is offered to-day at the Collateral
Bans, 10 Grant ave, mr.. Market 81. jala gov Mo
OdS TEHAMA ST.-FURNIrURE OF ROOMS
Zs1C and kitchen; cheap rent, SIS te2O 4t*
~ roonls cheap rent. Inquire MRS OGDEN,
800 Minna ST., or Box lao, CALL Branch. fe20 7tE
G.HnO LUDGING-HoUSE: 9 ROOMS: CLEARS
I ODGING-HoUsE, SO ROOMS; FULL; LEASE:
must sell this week; no reasonable offer refused.
Address b. b., Box 105. CALL Branch Office rs 7t%
LOK sALE-TEN ROOMS; FULL OF STEADY
J roomers. 5l7 lush ST. fel7 as
\ OR sALE-LoDGING-HoUsE: $3.50. PART
j cash; full Of roomers Call for address at 524
Eighth 81, Oakland. fe22 81
&7000 PART CASH: A GREAT BARGAIN;
~ wv tine corner bay-wiudo@ house OF l40
I4ors clearing S4OO per month over expenses; FUR
t,uIe good throughout aud is worth $1,000: Is SELL
~ ~. account OF III health; long lease. Apply *.
MN, Y kearny st. fell II
81 0G0 CLEARING 500 PER MONTH; ME-
80 I,,y chanies' iodgng-house OF 80 rooms:
IocatioI; IS always full and will DO guaranteed
~ owner, VINO Is also owner Of the property: sne
mas Nfpt IL 10 years and now retire from busi-
Hsse WIN IoItohe Apply X. KENNY, % Kearny.n
G6S0 CORNER HOUSE, l0RoOMs; MODERN,
- 49, cheap rent; close to Baldwin Hotel, g.
Box 80, CALL Branch once. fe2l ats
Ge0O 10 ROOMS; CHEAP RENT. LOCATION
ROOOs good. 6ARRETTE & co, Ills Market
S-'0'' fell 3ts
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-23

QKICK-YARD FOR SALE IN ONE OF THE
y most promising and pros rerOus towns south OF
San Francisco; consisting of rs lots houses barn
ana ali implements; terms easy. For further par
ticuIArs address y. T., 1924 Linden St, Oakland,
Cal. fa3O II
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COMPANY F, FIRsT REGIlfrNT.
COMP-ANh F. FIRST KEGIMENT.
The scores made by the members of this
company at their monthly medal shoot and
also in practice. are gwen as follows:

COMPANY D. FIRST REGIMENT
The members of this company held their
monthly medal shoot and made some fair
scores. Some OF the men have been out of
practice and after little breaking in will do
better Fnllpwinp are the Soores.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-23

TX CENTS ON INSTALLMENTS WILL BUY
- carpets: sold elsewhere at 81. ARONsON.
1910 Stockton ST. oc2s emo
CARPETS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS. csc A YARD;
- installmenr price elsewhere 81 yard. NJ.
FRIEDMAN Il Co., 22s230 stockton, and 237 Post.
BRUSSELS soc OIL CLOTH 25c, MATING sc,
- iinoieum 5Uc. poles 25c. shades 25c. body BrGs-
sells zoe; carpets, furniture, etc, easy terms.
NEUMAN BROS, III Sixth st. ocll II
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-23

TOR SALE-FIRsT-CLA SALOON. WITH 8
j furnished rooms. PORTABLE and piaeo: selling
account leaving city. 63s SACRAMENTO. felp IL
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-23

u RIV 7 ROoMING-HOUSE; 8 ROOMS:
steadily occupied address E, Box !. this
m ~
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-23

TO ONAERS or CARRIAGE AND ROAD
Eorses-lhe souther Farm has every facility for
giving the best OF care and attention TO all animals
Write for circulars and references TO GILBERT
TohFkINS. souther Farm. San Leandro. no27 II
$1,000 e Of 81 9D w56 5o no
tached in heart OF the city. Apply 6O5 Montgomery
81, Room y. Tel If
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sergeant y. n OidTh .....-.4 = : s 5 8 s 3 3-3l
Private A. Alien. 4 D 3-33
Private f Allen. - ........3 3 3 3 4 o 3-29
Private c. ELLINGTON. ......3 4 4 1 2 4 o 8 O-2S
Private Charles Gerlach....4 8 ) o OF
Private ID. L. Murdin .......4 3 3 @ 3 O-27
Private c. Bresiln ..........U 2 3 0 4 2 4-26
Private Ahrowel..........34 D 4 = D 3 8 3-25
Sergeant C. Landresse. 80 D 3 ! 8 Y-l5
Corporal II. Smith. .........4 3 y o 4 3 q 4 O-2i
COMPANY B, THIRD REGIMENT.
The members of Company b Of the Third
did not muster as strong as usual. Those
present did some GOOD work and kept hard
at work all day long. Below will be found
some of the scores of the marksmen:
I. J. Carrol................5 5 4 A. As
George 7. Nelson. 4 4 8 8 4 A. 43
4 A. 40
as 5 5 5 A. At
Aotal.-.--..
W. +. Oestrch.............4 3 4 A. 43
8 4 5 ID 4 s. 43
+44454 Al A. AZ
iotd l2S
7. +. Kelly .................4 4 4 A 4S-
8 4 5 4 4 p AZ
A 8 4 4 4 4 4 o 43
lotdi
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HOUSES TO LET.

A GENTLEMAN EXPERT twHo IS NOT
n Known is sent to your house, 10 minutes AFTER
his departure.ycu receive money your piano,
without removing it, from Collateral Bank, Is
Grant ave. near Market ial9 30w Mo
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ErsINEss CHANCES.

onA0 GROCERY STORE AND BAR FOR
~ JJO. sale; fine corner in the northern end OF
tho city is doing fine trade in both bar and store
well stocked and worth the money. Apply X
KENNY, - Kearny st. II
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PIANOS. vIoLINs AND. SHEET MUSIC.

NEARLY NEW UPRIGHT PIANO; sTEINwAY
~ q Sons, makers; sold for half its cost w. G.
BADGER, 725 Market st. fel9 IT
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-23

n OOK. STATIONERY AND VARIETY STORE
- with large news depot and splendid route at
farhed Addre.s S. d. - Boy 4. thLs hlilcs. 3 IL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-11-26
Tha Sana Gil Cn.

Jest before he Legislature
1eets, there j. aIsays a profile
crop Of sus stioas fron Tad
aud indifferent sources. that
something j. very vrOus wISh
he state Uuive-siy- These
critics 10 not ;eil rs shat is tas
matter, b1s generally Eall back
On tie saDis1I b.'sef;-1t -eu
blood reeds TO he iafussd into
ia IL these prsteaf-Cus c11c.
tors had ouly . few drops u she
a,Ool that gives vitality Go the
present perseErI % she CuiveE-
siJ, tEoa.t axe
tsetr gresur i1a prompt .
5eceut silence. uat.l . . :.
they fsand ca- what ,ssy rg
.lHSIng lbaat. Is r1e thase
uao are la1lsst IN ihe.E saasi
finding aad c7i.icisa cgtls gov
-e-uE1eai and Supervision of this
i~astita;s51, kaoz least aJo1r.
it ard need SIS advaa;sS nest.
AeEc ssrie.ures 10 n0s c-ae
froz men wag have been bsze
Cited by ta~ f1es.i-ies offered IS
oar University. on; fFuE tasss
Who either aever saw the inside
ola college, o. acquired VIA;
traiai1g they have. eIseu 5eFp;
frequently q; se-soel aasasoGs
tic to the State University
Truly. 1t. a foaI bird ll1i s0sIs
rs OWE nest Ifyoa Saow. Is
y0u ciaIl y1G 90. sL1i soEe
thing Is WFoDE viii the j1stisc
tioa-eisher Il tae fLesiry O.
sFusteeS-have the courage Vi
yOaF cOnviesions to specify aa,s
call uaueS oFras PraIelge 20
hold your P
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-11-26

Rev A b Norris delivered
two very Interesting ssrnSBs at
the Baptist cAHFca in this place
on last Sabbath
sIrs L Marlborough. Of War
shall, last week visited her
daughter VINO Is attending
school ct the y Y s.
Mrs Wm- Good win Of THy
lOTs j. in cur midst visiting rel
arrives and friends The same
happy hearted Henriet
Mrs- ) Ne 1usI0h Of Essveli
. spending some time With her
sister in Nv. Mrs fIazzie Ora
ham. ~hS Is qaste sick With In
a1nGt0ry FGcaIatISn-
The Taespiaa entertainment
asst Friday evening vas pro
n0gucsd n suceess by al pTes-
emit above the Clouds 5 i
good play. and il WIS well act
ell 1he alteF pieces ~ Close
shave vas very amusing. Wa
tsrfvri gave u = liberal patrfr-
age. W are always glad TO see
cur friends fEem aeross gSe r.
CT.
Rev Higgins preached his
closing ssrmqa szst night Bro
Hag-i@= aEs hsd charge OF this
eITeaIs for three years His
hcme has been here IN Able
vile during that time. aud We
save beeoEis attached TO him
and we are sorry TO know that
the time has come to part vitlf
aim Iie is a high tOEed gentle
man n sincere christian an eff
eient minister, ever Ready to dis
charge his duty " hOpe that
he may be assigned tn seine post
where his Interesting littIe chi
dTen will have good sehe0l al
v~aEtages-
A few days ago, IN = lonely,
cat ef tae way place, two Moth
er Hu05sFds chased Dave W n
berry Dave WIS mounted on i
good nuIe, aBd by whipping
aud vigorous kIekra. he aEd his
animal we're soon cut OF their
reach lie vas SD EeaF dark that
be says he e0EId not tell whesh
er they we're men or women
lie Is under the impression that
they wanted to ride and set
him af00t-
Mr. Thompson NeCulI0h has
returned from Texas, where be
ais been s9I0EFnIng Tor about
1 year He says he has eOle
home to- stay; that Mississippi Is
the best country. Welcome
back Thompson There Is life
II the old Land yet
EI1E.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-11-26

Z Z DeAru0u, .he only repre-
sentative here frcm Missouri
vent home last week
Charlie StrOs- hss aees eaii
ed home on account Of the sick
EesS OF hIs mosbsF.
ysssrs Bosswtek ard SPight
left the University for their
homes IN Ripley, = few ddys
since
Z V Bailey i also spending a
few days AZ his home u SeaafO
bia this week
EF. Earl Brewer of Carroll
county has east his lot among
US. IS . new stadeRt. we gidd-
" welcome him ard at such
The as7iraats ia Pai Ssma
Society for places TO debate for
Senior metal are almost as nj
E1erCgs IS Jacobs sous. We
gFe Of the OpJaf0l t1sf there
viii be nine out of the eleven
sadlv disar pointed.
Among the welcome visitors
this week , Zee Allen. who
IN BIS. "a usual. ReFTv way. Is
gFeetiR, his many fl lends Of tke
c. 7pgs-
Joe Taylor. the caGPgs poet
CT Ist ye4E and contemporary
OF Johnson and Benson, has
h7dCd AZ tke University after
iO1- aed extended adventures
. non. tue ids OF che west
ard -old Tlres of Cslsf0 ia
lie says his n aes dsdat turn
OHs weIl-
We we're delighted on last
Ss5gFdcv m0r9fJ@ az e. pei, to
see among ghe many saFiisr
faces one that has been witB Es
for four long yeas pFeviaus TO
ras session. but ass been sirIS-
InsIy absess taIs year Ii was
? j G JOHNS "A. q ne ,BueF OF
Last yeas e'asS. lie 3 I00.IHg
well ,,9Hd expresses himself -
mach pleased with bis vOtx re
WiROas-
Sex6 Thstsslss - ThansszFv
ing We EiI have holiday and
turkey of eGgEsef
&EHn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-11-26

stF
~ rut

NOV - 1ts-
Ed E4GLE- Iozr gapsr mikes.
Is @1s 90 gAe C-C-S A-Fe1tE
.a- EvGl -ee&y. z-d We are
-s4 10 -clenEEz &C.. aasl we h1pe.
is VIII nos be aa Iasrws51a e.
awe weekly conn I~ale4sluu-
th1G We arHv 1ee4ule better ac
qHaIarss4 wsh yJE 4nd sac pub
lie generally
las = a vCFy pheasant season
Of she year ASH 0#ru- g. tn
a1c weather thFua-a0Et the flil.
sA= Ezr1erS "a slsss secTssn vi
country are neatly jhrCEsa GATH
eng
Fae Scaaai 81 &C sOnsInues
&c s1ersss saESs now sc have
f1rsy boarding paTlis We naEe
4 sPlea.lld w-rSy PRAYER Rect
ne ae- EssEaEy s.e5ety Ia C0u-
uegsLul wsH Tue sraust. he
SuasAy sc1ecl > US.leg than &c
las o~wG svE ye%Fs
&e " LsoE fT1n Gases
preached a. Ecazeuy EIII
SEsuzstby rSghs aaa We axe Saza
e. note g1s TIE people eTU-G-
awe 1ssa So s2Eta1sge 20 So
ease AS services u4z= . zsa-E
Rev vs. I Ear-E5 ard Ist,Te
s4 Ivezs1z- weEs visiting o.
fhs e@mpz s4ss wee& ME EisE-
KS IS a vatS zssa =a ~e
ara alNEys <44 10 we9He k
- cur EJEs and vielzIy
Hiss AiEl-e Passard frau BITES
vile returned aoze sunday fEgm
q twO weeks sIsis 10 F0LzIvsz
and friends
Nr Jackson Of Expert. Ark .
came in satuFsAy aaL wHE easer
sehooI goztay
Il Is lie purpose q he school
TO give . PG1Ie earert siameaf
soon. consisting Q g1y euu-
tied Among tae BgssseFS
Oar ReS IsJ0sE ea e1u@
IA last week ant re deem IL a
ebassc selection azd : Vl2
addition CT about EEO hzasfre4
volumes.
Nr- Bile EczrOv ~ Tp
returned from a k4ztv hs
trip t0 Texas
we ate GlE1 10 note The N
proved aealga u Tae Misses
HcleVmbs 81 cur ueishbgraa14
W Stanley Bart aad Hiss
FIoy hE0x cs this phase made a
pleasant visit TO frieaLs near
oErEOOd last S4IGEIay.
Mr. Joe Written returned
saturday last. after a few dAvs
absence very zuea Impaired rs
health but can now report hin
as maca Improved
M Darley from Tyro. vas
al9z- cur vIsIEcEs LAST week
NJ 2 y LOWER, formerly 81
Blue GCuEfaIn- wk0 is a0w
drumming FIR a tobacco koase
IA NEginI1, paid Is \ visit last
week
Rev b I Written aad little
sou LeOa- zane il tn sSsIay last
from a pleasant stay at P9ltI-
cola. isis
Jr SiE3s histea called Tues
6ay to see his sex brother
Perhaps goa hear from Is
again sc0u-
4 STTDENT.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-11-26
4 CeoE-adstar FIads $500

EIsevIlIs, ny, N0E-9-A few
mornings ago STR. George John
500. WHO lives four miles south
0f IaIS place, vent eOoa hunting.
and the dogs chase { 4 coca 60
q large poplar After daylight.
81 JGhEsau cUs the tree. ans.
fer E hRg the eoea returne
10 the stgHp 20 get his Ak o.
ne iSSsGe ef tas stump, which
EE aol0s- Ar- Jehnso1 found
a steae JLr which contained
leo Il gold e0ja aaL tRo geld
satehsS- which we've aaloHat
ey placed thee By tae famous
guerrilla Bat AcGrader. as ere
81 the watches vas marked -.
L AID HIS been Identified
by Nr- J : LeSsenberry. OF
GkIsg0~- - being has watch
Ar LeSsea1eFry vas Eslev-
81 ( THIS watch L she spring &c
g. By Bill AeG-aIer AID As
gag. Who boHad Mr. Lessen
berry Athisd the eouEser in a
1lr F2csT ia Giuseow azd aaer
helping Themselves 20 al tie
whisky they wanted weaf
through The cash daxer and
s9G& at Is watch aid eff
town Il few dlys AFR thsy
SeFs met By Col Frank IoL
EsEA Wa killed several OF tEeE1
aud chased the atherS 10 -he
1aaAsalaz O. East Tennessee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-11-26

On the Iftn inst, suit was en-
tered the Z ) court at R5rrfng-
ham. Ala against the Tennessee
4 CO0sa- aRd other railroad com
paaiss for the recovery of u.s.
90 Ssres Of land by the U s.
The Government claims that II
never gave up the right to the
LAID some CT which tee coupa-
MES have Sold aud aPoa which
towns have been established
and farms opened up The
amount Of money Involved i
estimated at several millions q
dollars
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-11-26

Ii are EoGId heed OaIy bali
fsie aDeunt Of advice We give
or neish5Ors, TIE eo1aaafsv
might have greater faith in cur
prescription Bat This EIIl hard
~ take place short % the nil
AenniGm. for one CT the saress
ssgas OF The worlds Ensl Gisso-
lauoR IS tie application OF the
principal Of doing unto others
- re would bare oshesS 10 IN
70 uS