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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-21

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs il taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
ten: efFeesually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing TO the taste and &C.
ceptable 10 the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend il
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes TO try il Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FfG syrup co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-21

Trrzri. one remedy that has saved many
adcbiiita,sf. blood poisoned mortal - III.
o. happy usefulness and robust heath >
will save you II yoI VIII give y RAJ - -
IL J9hn buiI-- SarsapariliA Any medicine
dealer VIII surnlv ven. You do yourself IN
Justice IL you fail - use T.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-21
USEFUL FEED GUTTER.
IL VIII Cut Que Peek ct Feed for Pouitr1
In Two Minutes

Those who are interested in the use
Of chopped clover for fowls. will no
doubt notice the illustration OF a
cheap, homemade feed cutter. sent 20
Farm and Preside by Mr. W J. Noble.
State Center. la Mr.. Noble says. Il
am astOnished at the great amount of
tinely-chopped clover that a flock will
eat, and for the use of those who desire
a cutter. send the cut of one not new.
but which will answer the purpose. To
make II, take four pieces OF two by
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-21

r.>. ,he Chicago. st Panl & 1870
80 p,ii,,sv The popular route % al poin ~
~ iate-esr In the scenic Northwes, A., .. -,
~ go, .,,s,J rsr,oa Connects with trans
roTtineu,aI trains for all resorts asaE I -
b.-.rts Of pleasure seekers. r l. ts-snr,
General Passenger ana
Phoenix BuildinE. Chicago, IL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-21

Grs A. nrnogs. 4 wei known resident OF
81 Louis, savs: II have used several bot
ties Of PrirElv Ash Bttiers Tor pti9a.ness
and maiarial troubles, 80 prevalent ID MS
,.lfmase. and heartily recommend 4 y az
amicted in a Ike manner. l. . TIE best
rernesiy ever used -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-21
There's a patent medicine

There's a patent medicine
which is not a patent medicine
paradoxicL as that may
sound. It's a discovery :. the
FODDER discovery of medical
Science s Its the medicine for
vou-tired, rundown, exhaust,
ed. nerve wasted men and
women; for you sufferers from
diseases of skin or scalp. liver
or lungs-it's chance IS with
every one, its season always
because it aims to purify the
fountain of life-the blood
upon which all such diseases
depend
The medicine is DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery.
The makers of 1t have
enough confidence IN IL 10
sell it OF trial.
That is-you can get it from
your druggist, and if it doesn't
do what its claimed to do, you
can get your money back
.--,...-,, r.,,f ,7f If
That's what its makers call
taking tie risk Of thar a'Oras.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-21

Tiny, little, sugar : coated
qranules, are what DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets are. The best
Liver Pills ever invented; ac-
tive, yet mild in operation;
cure sick and bilious head
aches. One a dose.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-21

TX n. matter o. Laying OUT the under
taker sat iii it, with the trsmp.-bos'0n
fsresrsar
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-21

HARSH purEative remedies az fast giving
way To the gentle action and mild efes,t- 81
Carter Lizzie Liver Pills II you try them,
they viii certainly please you
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-21

VFsrruzs 70 the Zoo shouid not attempt 20
make ign; o tho tapir--Iittsburgh CarOn
icie
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-21

THE bsSt cough med cine l. Piso's Cure
for Consumpsi1u- sold everywhere &c
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-21

TIE hols.er % a straight flush generally
carries things with 4 high hand IL Boston
Courier
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-21

No RENKDr has savsi 50 many sicxly chill
drcu lives a. Dr. Bull Worm Dsstroyefs-
They never fasl and children ike them too.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-21

'-To rHE virtor belongs the spoiss," said
the gallery x1d who was teaving cggs al
the frage,iia w a<hinxtnn O. st
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-21

PEortE borrow trouble because lt : easy
n got. and need not BE- paid bac<-N- y
Ptf-z~wue
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-21

Dox'r Cater yourself that u can't get
away Just because you have bolted your
food AZ SEA -Eimirn tsarefte.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-21

LANES who possess the finest complex
ions are patrons 20 tsienu's sulphur SOap-
Hill Hair and WHISPER Dye. jac-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-21

FoR any ease - nervousness, Slserle>--
ness. weak stomarh ind ccs'iou- as spepsla,
relief - sure in Cutters lltile Liver Pills
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-21
Throwing a Switch

- - n stormy weather, ard ths s-ssrh.
+s-rrs =. TOO well protected Il be vi.he. !,
-, 100 his kezi;h Every r1iircsd z.a's zse ,
n a harishS7 ard exposure Tie saly Ez----f
IA, vi fully Pros-ct The nan -sose ozssTsss eals
49,. Th-v a-- n-ht, hGf strong as iruu, kzaS-
-. ,h-or-houf. aad good for year, of se-rau..
- - -Sr+h tea sinnes their cost. AID MI s.ss
-. - E;cs-ess No ether arrscle Of csossa.s
- sssn4 The wear aad tear kzsoer 5 frau. VI
- - lef n The wet Therefore ~ 4.
~ ~, -, I'd epsf. The FISH Brand Sleksr.
-. cav enc for your purpose Beware a -1-.s-
-. ,--t.s+;o-s. sv-ry xxTnent stamped wssh -
sF,,h Brad" Trade Marx Dun't aceeps nsv
;rt.r,,r coat VIXEN you can have the fIsa Brsna
si<k-r- delivered without extra cost P2Frcalzs
- Illustrated catalogue Tree
a. !. TOWER, Boston, Mass.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-21
cALLE0RNLA ZIG SYRUP co.

sAT FRANCISCO. CAL
LOUISVILLE. ~ EE8 fOsv NJ
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-21

49, - - ID 2
The Tonic which
has given such uni
veTs2l satisfaction
ami = hica yeu hear
your neighhoTs talk
ing about. tsGruves.
To get the original
and genuine. always
ask for Groves, ard
don't Accept cheap.
uUtried substitutes.
Claiming 20 be Just
as good
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-10
~ THE HOTELS.
Some Of the Leading Names on tho Regis
tiers Last Night.
Among the arrivals at the several hotels @

Among the arrivals at the several hotels OF
this city last night were the following;
Erchaugc- William l.. pullen. Memphis,
Tenn: F. +. Bernhart, Toledo; o.; ;. s.
Jackson. Chicago: Mr. and Mrs. i. II. Brown
Waltham. Mass: Dr. and Mrs Eugene II.
Smith. Boston. Captain George 4. Mushbach'
Alexandra. Va: +. T.. Sloane and wife, New
York d. J. II. Pace and wife. Brooklyn.
George +. Iashee and wife, Philadelphi@
Il. Treat. New York: Mrs. William l.. Wheeler;
Eo-tou: II T. Talbot. Cincinnati: Mr. AMI
Mrs. Il. W. LINN. Brooklyn, }. II. bowman
New York. Mis- Marie Decca and Mrs. ;. II.
Johnston. Washington. =,
D1ris Hn,se-R 4. Duncan. Baltimore; NJ.
G. James. Boston. j. II. luneling. New lork'
VI. Is. TAYLOR. Washington. George ). O'Neiu,
New York. A. J. Boggenburg. Pmlade.phm
W. A. Clark, Cincinnati. John Il. byau' fhOa-
delphia.
ForFs-,J. S Beir.. New York: w W. Elem
ming. Washington: f. j. Anderson. Phiadri-
phia. Samuel T. Battle. II. +. Stone and wife,
Mis- G.. VI. Baldwin. Miss T.. Law, George n.
Tot. John Il. Tvlcv. all of Chicago Charles
J. Iialtv. Baltimore: II. G.. Marquand, New
York. Edward G.. Walters Boston: \. J..
Bowie: New York William H. Thomas, Phila-
WoTiJs W. W. Chase. New York. f. W
Columbus. Washington. james K. Mum; New
York: George W. Dove, New York: Judge
William J. Robertson charlottesville. Va
VI. J. Foeartv. New York: Francis J.. smith,
Alexandra. Va: G.. l. Patton, New lorh'
Boyd Smith. Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-10

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-10
rhc rnckr,c Henorted Lo.t.

SEATTLE. WASH. Mar. O. The steamer
Buckeye with twenty passenger and her
crew .~ reported lost in the gale of last night.
ou Puget Sound between Edwards and APP
pletrrc Cove The Buckeye left Elmuud-
Yesterday morning for Appletree Cove. across
the Sound eight mile, distant. taking about
twenty passengers. mostly women and
children who went for pleasure
tiip. At Appletrce Cove the Buckeye
loaded "a cargo II vegetables and started back
mund~ and had not been seen by amy passing
vessel. \ heavy gale blew last night
and being an unseaw0rthy craft II
Is supposed the Buckeye went down
with All on board light was seen
by some of Emunds longshoremen al .
O'Clock last night during the storm. which is
supposed 90 have been the Buckeve. II
suddenly disappeared. and Was seen no more
To-day large quantities If vegetables were
washed ashore at Edmuud,' boy the tide.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-10
Unfortunate Husbands.

Household expenses have risen nearly %
per cent within month and men If family
ARE distracted. Ii all comes from feminine
new fad-the mania for saving ten-cent pieces
When wife mentions 70 her husband causu-
ten-cent pieces and that she thinks she will
save them also, the husband rather commends
than discourages the experiment. Fool Lit
tie does he wot the result Of his thoughtless
words Wherever the wife goes she ask for
dimes Handing five dollar bill To the
butcher To pay for dollars worth of meat
she says As many ten-cent pieces rs posi-
BILE. please" The butcher knows enough u
oblige her. He gives her forty dimes By
"Wednesday of each week the usual stipend
for housekeeping Is gone and more money
must be- supplied. But every box in the bu-
reau is bursting with dimss.-New York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-10

The death is announced of The Duchess ot
Malakpa As % girl she was tle inru ''
friend ~ the Emprr~s Eugenie in fact i.'
Empress and she were. as We recolert n.I
akin. Walking boo the garden 0. OIL. palace '
dar. who should heave In sight bur Mar -
Malakoh. n9tor)u,ly the ruuguest and rui''.
man ia All the French service
"Ough there i, that bear again. quo.A
the Empress with -hudicr 81 gene
ne horror but her young companion sa|
nothing.
The Marshal. approaching and hown, i'
the ladies. be,ought the Younger one o. bon. p
him with the rose she had Just plucNed.
Certainly. viii give Il to YOU ausWetrl
the girl. -WetIy "but how can rose please
you. who live only for laurels:"
This answer completely staggered the n'ir-
shall IN another moment he was hope.e--t
and wildly in love with that girl, and D. l- i'
hi, credit that hc prosecuted the campaign -'
diligently that "a year later the beautiful sou. ;
creature became his wife. Speaking Ok tf
episode i'm the garden. Malakof used o. -lI.
II thought | was hard 20 conquer. but in tNAl
case. parbleu I surrendered at the very MS,
fire. Chicago News
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-10
SHOT UTNSTIF.
A Young Man while Under the Influence OF
Drink Attempts suicide.

FLoYp Courthouse. Mar 9.-lSpeciaL J.
Last Thursday evening about dark Homer
Spencer. a young man about twenty years Old
while intoxicated entered the bar-room OF the
Jacksonville Hotel in this place flourshlng
loaded pistol. greatly frightening the prop j.
etor of the bar and causing him 10 hastily sees
a place Of safety behind the bar Young Speh-
Ger instead of shooting the proprietor. placed
the muzzle of the pistol under his chm ann
pulled the trigger. The ball entered the lower
law on the left side. crashing upwards through
the bone and knocking ont two teeth. spcu,
il. force and lodged IN hls mouth. Ihe Dali
and the two teeth were afterwards picked up
ON the bar-ro0m loor. The young man oe-
clared 1t 10 be has intention To- Kill himself. ln
this. however, he failed TINS time. W hHe thr
wound inflicted is "a severe and painful one, li
Is not regarded A. dangerous.
More than one hundred persons from this
county will attend the United States Court ai
Ivnchburg ON Tuesday next. They go n the
capacity Of Jurors. witnesses and defendants
I'm revenue cases.
time than ike a lion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-10


|o1ce Co0f.-On Saturday mghi heilt oc-
CURED DID thc oyster-louee ~ Vnc-'y BIOS
ou Broad street Id which IOhn w. hlr' was
severely injured N~ appeared from the eye
deuce produced n thc Police Court yesterday
morning, Rice and several others went INTO
tho place named 90 gri sImc oysters. H'l-
mnd' Mm'1nF. 'n i''li5i.' |HI "".''' '.
Rice and .rcuie. was asked .N hce - open
Il few oysters as samples which be dd. Marty
my charged Rice five cents for Two or three
oysters and bystmder remarked with an
oath that the price was tNoihtmt MmiNW
then jumped from behind The counter and
assaulted ltcc- ~iuhu- nam ID 'f> hI3" iH
thc face. Yesterday morning iucr eye l'oA-
ed as i d. had almost been pay ""' ANA I APP
peaicd To- De- badN bruised and battered
Justice 'futcnheid hhcd @laiNH> @-o anu
costs.
John Mason Ocolorrdl. who .lad been cook
at Mmphy's Hotel until Saturday. appeared
as prisoner u the Police Court yesterday
morning He lad been getting -l2 week.
toi m- services and free board Do addition.
ON Saturday ihe party who haI charge "i
dealing ont the PROVISIONS i' inr c',N
WAS absent, ant Mason nag accc-, % .H'
pantry. However, Dee used lMe privilege l'"
nicely and TOOK about h{' u3Asi7 H.f'" ~
lr'' lHr properly ol '1l"n1i '.lI'1} IT,
VII i.!.I' "ll -.''i "i.u u "1'''' ''
nri4 sem hin To l'ni for 'h'I'y dAl~. ..i
I'-'' '"N' ''lN,' va" -li
"lH~ ''" plil7 l'.II w. "'''' SUOMI
II. was 'rhl ,9 i.'l Jog nur'y '"'' ...t.
A'' N..''..'I 'iN was '.i " H.
al ". ,'-''I
s't,,. H. n, MI, .''' NV '',. .l with
b.,n. li.,rlrrl, and .-s,uitino sni ha,t,r,
Ch-Il Wand .rb..,a-.. ,,.,. continued nrt.l
N,roi, titb
p,.,r Tin'n.y -r..i.r.,ll WAS fu.d - I'D and
costs for bong di.orderly ou tie street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-10
Tone of Colonial societN.

II has been frequently remarked that Euro
pean and American residents IN the East often
speak slghtngly Of foreign missions The
Rev. Theodore G. Williams. pastor OF All
Souls Unitarian church, IN TINS city. who las.
been travelling IA the East. speaks as follows
on this point. Outside of diplomatic and
missionary circles. foreigners in the East
consist of young commercial travellers soldiers.
sailors. Adventures of all nations. They are
there for one purpose, 10 make money: ar.
mostly bachelors. and 90 back TO Eu-
rope or America ~ soon As they
can afford il. Their views Of Christian
ity are about as valuable rs might be-
expressed in chance conversations At. let Us
say. Monaco. put it strongly but not too
strongly II is probably true all through the
East that of the many obstacles 10 the success
of Christianity the foreign colony. with It's
avarce, It's sensuality IT, brutal arrogance
toward the natives Is one of the greatest
In short, the tone Of the colonial society Is
low
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-10

The Worst Graft. an Onicer says. that la
Ever sailed In.

Life ON a torpedo boat in smooth water nav
Doe ondurahle. hut naval officers must in.E
forward % taking such vessels from One A.
laufi. port % another with anything Olf I.
ticipatious oi comfort. \ British officer
the latest number of the English illustrate
MAGAZINE. describes the horrors ho suG -.I
u "a VOYAGE across the Atlantic u .e
of these vessels which WAS intend
for tine defense of the Halifax hNN.r
She WAS 70 feet long and thirteen .t.f
broad az the widest part. anal carried f0.n
officers and thirteen men. SD that 40 fno I.-t
there wa. little room Oh SPARE. but tnn f.t-
nge was very stormy. although made ODD -..
month of juno. and but fnr the assistance .t
higtrlOpshIp irhncc0Wuauitit le tw f.r.
p,l1 boat, the ltf0r must have gone O. f..
bottom The officer eNpr' s-od the opinion
that it is impossible o. keep tHrn.I.
boat dry. and of amy rate ln DIS ...
the SPARE lthng iu his locker ve
soaked through as badly rs ft
which he wore. The little vessel
.o terribly that the picked slH0is on l...l
woro very -oa-~Ick eating h1d to Dee ao..H-
pl-hod without the aid of knives and forks.
and tine cooking that could be- dome va- t
boil "a little water. In oat ham Required '.e
efforts of two mon. Ouo to holI the h1m Il
the other 20 cent ~. while the usual w'N
dealing with -ardines was similar. .ne p'
holding the box. while theother ishDd or' f.e
sarlucs hy their tails and tran-i'u'l i.'
his mouth Canned soup was tH"
standby. Whenever the weather cleaned
LITTLE the torpeio-hoat rau aiougsideth tr..H-
slin and received 70 fresh supply 'i
I'm sacks. The bunker. held SEQ lt.r ft
some OF the sacks had to he piled up Un
where. although they were 'a-h"d. ii va-
cult 90 keep tllom nom GOING overn"af.
iu, che worst gallo the tr0op-hlp poured
f.ftr-fye gallons of ol overheard. ami f.f
t.rupin boat found comparatively .''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-10
Telecraphic RreVities.

The American Oyster Company with a cap
ital of 300 0OJ has just been organized under
the laws of Maine. The company viii have
branches at Augusta. Maine.
Assemblyman Frank p. Demarest. If New
York. indicted by the last Rocklaud county
grand jury for forgery in the first degree. was
arrigned in court yesterday, and demurred to
the indictment.
The first thunder storm Of the season visited
the region of Nyack. \. Y, last night. Itwa,
quite severe The lightning was IN sharp
forks. the thunder heavy. and the rain came
in the form of a deluge.
The New York Central railroad. on Satur-
day. took possession Of the Herkimer, New
port and POLAND railroad IN a formal contract.
The road will be changed To- standard gauge.
and extended to the 81. Lawrence river.
Fire at lI.30 o'clock last night burned the
kitchen Of the Duquesen Hotel. OF Pittsburg.
But few Of the guests had retired for the
night and no excitement was caused A fire.
man had his ankle hurt by fall. Loss, 81, 900;
insured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-10
Personal and General.

Mr. George " Brown. Of the firm of Bald
win a. Brown who ha, been confined 20 his
room with h grippe t0r the past ten days, Is
improving and expects 90 be ONT tins week.
Richmond Lodge No. I. ]. O. O. f.. m-
riatci f.ur ueN members last night. One Was
% druggist. one % bloAkecper and two We're
newspaper mon.
The meeting of the Auxiliary Committee Of
tine Hebrew Home for tine AGED and lnhm
which WAS to have been held yesterday, Was
postponed.
Amarrilee license was issued yesterday 20
John Woodsou and Martha Brown .coloredl.
Mr.. Joseph s. Neuerlcin, Of Nctterlein
Brothers Philadelphia, is I'M the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-10
OFF FOR CHICKAMAUGA.
M.fNT OFFICIALS AND CONGRESSMEN
LEAVE FOR historic SCENES.

Secretary Proctor Goes in the Interest Of the
National Park-Names of Those who Com
posed the Party-A Feature Of the Occasion.
Two Important Suits.
WAsHGNGToN. D. c., Mar. "a distinguish
ed party Of Government officials. Congress
men and newspaper men left Washington al
40 o'clock this afternoon TO visit the location
Of the rccently-established Chickamausa Ma
tional Park. The object of the trip
is % give Secretary Proctor, who has charge
of the disbursement Of the funds for the
new park. which includes the battlefield Oh
Chicamauga an opportunity to 90 over the
ground and learn how the appropriation shau
be best expended. The party travels M "A spe-
cial train and will be absent until next Sa'ur-
day. Tuesday. Wednesday, and Thursday
viii be devoted 90 sightseeing about me MS
toric battlc-helds of Chattanooga and Onicka-
manga 1t is probable that the party VIII VS.
1t Atlanta before returning.
THOSE WHO wFNr.
Those who accompanied Secretary Proctor
are. Aforementioned Miller Quhr'erma~ttr-
General Bachelor. Assistant Attorney-Gcne-
raj Williams Major Hi and Lieutenant
Woodbury. Of the War Department. senator
and Mrs. Henderson, Senator and Mr.. RYE,
Senator and Alrs Saunders. Senator and MIS-;
Carey. Senator Hawley. Bepr. cutatNe apd
Mrs kmley. Representative and MIS-.
Coggswel Representative and Mrs Hooker
Representative and Mrs. Evans. Representa-
tive and Mrs Post and Representatives. Can
non. Cutchc0u Clements. Henderson. Osborne.
Perkins and Baker. Commissioner baum;
General Fullerton General stewart 'i'h.i
keilog, Major Davis. of the Mu Department.
Major f.tl Df fhp Coast survey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-10

The deadlock in the Common Council was
broken last night 10y the absence Of Coloue!
Taylor. The Colonel couldn't help being AZ
sent. Some of the boys had him out ln the
suburbs. under tree. with rope around us
neck. II was either hang or break the COM
bination and the Colonel decided % help
break IT,
We want 10 say right here and now that y
there Is any more "fussing" in the Council We
will move 10 impeach the whole gang. and Y
We can't get em impeached well head a BODY
of outraged citizens and clean 'em out u
man They were elected 70 do public bus.-
hess and the public is in no humor o. put up
with their personal quarrels Colonel laSigs
exhibited wisdom IN coming down on ms hisi.
horse and We trust the lesson he received VII
not soon be forgotten. --Arizona Kicker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-10

Two Democratic Mayors are elected In the
Autocrat's state.

B,NGoR, NJ. Mar 9.-Joseph i. Snow,
Democrat. was elected Mayor to-day by near
900 majority over Beal. Republican. The Re
pubhcans carried iour Of seven wards as usual
BELFAST. M. Mar % Hon. William j..
Thomson. late Democratic nominee for Gov
eruor. was elected Mayor to-day by $50 ma
l1rty.
Bmnrronp. MI. Mar The city election
to-day resulted m the election of % tull Demo
cratic ticket m every ward Mayor Edward
w. Staple- had .l9i votes. DR.. John Lord.
Republican. f7C Democratic gain Of over
liO oyrr 90 year ago.
AUGUSTA. lll. Mar. al W. Chase Re
publican. wa, elected Mayor to-day by 202
plurality lhr Republicans carried every
ward iu the city but one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-10
Not Altogether Lost.

why. Maud" remarked the young hus-
band dolefully after they had returned from
their tour, that thousand-dollar check your
father gave us As II wedding gift along with
his blessing Is NO good.
Oh Henry, ala SO sorry. And 10 think
that Of papa
Still. its all right" he continued when h.
saw how bad she felt over it, IN give it
10 you every time you want money for going
shopping. p Philadelphia lines.