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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-01

A regular meeting of tho Ladies' Auxil-
larry society of Temple Emmanuel. takes
place at 2:3O p. M. at Odd Fellows hall.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-01
Helena Pharmacy Removed.

]. b. Lockwood is now prepared for busi-
moss at his new quarters, 1877 N. Main street.
All old and new customers will be cordially
received.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-01
HELENA IN BRIEF.

Jacks6h's music store, Bailey block.
Dinner from eleven to three at the Bon
Ton.
Board and rooms at Miss Neagle's, 113
Clark street.
James w. Barker, merchant tailor, Main
street. opposite First National bank.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-01
Tho Ben Ton uses Chicago corn-fed bee

A magnificent line OF baby carriages selling at
net cost at The Bee Hive!
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-01
Resolutions Of Respect.

Pick out a nice baby carriage at The Bee Hive
before the best are sold.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-01

Bon Ton open day and night. Strictly
first class.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-01

Free street car tickets at Frank Wengler's.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-01
Mrs. Sanders Very Ill.

Buy the Clemenceau Case at The Bee Hive
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-01
HE DREW A GUN.

The Clemenceau Case at The Bee Hive.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17

The SubT folks propose to
get out OF debt by getting IN.
Let me suggest . plan for get
ting out by getting cut.
Let all your Gotten this Fall 20
on ysar debts 1t Eay pay you
CT not Anyhow d0aL 20 in
debt a dollar for next wear.
Next year raise 4 to ; heres ef
e0tsoG. ferrIlize we'll euIrTvate
well handle carefully, 50 IL will
grade high ard sell YELL and
pat that all ON y0gr debts
w alle yea are doing this. hve
Gu what yen have y ade this year
and On the products OF your
cows. fexS. and garden ss they
come IA Hsxt year TaIs VIZ
ksnd tour EfthS Of yeu cat Ct
debt next EsIIt And veuF few
acres CT better e0ss1u VII have
YOU time to RAISE plenty Ct ev
else y0u wzBs.
WsEs clothes ? Qt course
you will hEs better patch
and have folks say hes get
ting Get Of debt, than dress 4p
And have them say he owes
for em Coffee Sex bat sell
eggs and bag IL FI0uFt Sex.
bat wait tLI yea get the meuey.
NOa debt have TO have bSseEis-
Year wife ii she triRs, can make
ID dI1ersus kinds Of eorubread
False 5 servs eff wheat. and BY
next July you can have r0ur OF
T0Ur OWL
There u seme hardships about
III shEs. ans there Is an cad to
O. There Is hardShfPs In the
way we drag along Row aud no
md to It. a. G. J.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17
on,raaa AraInstIussea

Whereas the Democratic Z
eezfsvs Committee Of Lafayette
In eaavasSIng the returns Of he
rseea- Primary Election. IL re
ference 70 the membership OF
the Hew Executive Committee,
diI fr0l sane cd1se or other.
reject oEeJ8 Parker from Beat
) Of said county v no was known
90 have been elected by q large
majority. ot the legal voters ct
sald B<sf. ~ i member cf said
new Executive Committee from
said Beat
therefore. Re it resolved that
We tae members ef Morgan Al
Iisnee No I0S8 Of Lafayette
eouatv- and - citizens Of the
sare. 30 hereby protest agaIDSt
and condemn any anl all such
actions as an outrage against
Justice. and a direct thrust at
the liberties CT the people.
j u Frazier
v + UartsieId- Com
II Baker
J " Patterson, President.
y II Aadersca- See'y.
Sept. = 1891.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17
To Yagr Teats

Tke Democrats who are ia IA
yer Of caring the m0ney famine
in the manner proposed 6Y the
Farmers Alliance ire warned
by the action OF rEe State Beard
Of Election commissioners. tsat
the machine Will be operated
against them IN the pending eIec
.sIous Heretofore IL has been
the ruIe Of the Board to appoint
county commissioners who are
recon Hie3ded by the Democrat
Jc Cogatv Executive Commit
tees. bat the Board in several
Instances have ignored such rec
concentrations iftheT happened
70 haze beea gaJe By eummit
tees composed ef majority OF
Alliance Democrats.
The pGbIIc Is Ieft to infer Why
tAiS rule has been abandoned IN
suBdry counties. NIlheHt en-
Terfag into the domain ct speea-
EatI3H ~ TO the mGtlve whIen
has prompted the course Of the
State Beard 10 Is sufficient for
the staunch Democracy who ara
thus prescribed. To put speeiII
committees CD guard when the
elections are held
To vGEr tents. On Israel
Now see 20 sby own house -
Alliance Department. Glarl0u
Ledger.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17

In as much IS il E3s been said
by some one that there was
fraud IN the Primary election
held at this box on July u 1891
In favor Of certain candidates
We the Judges and Clerks visa
20 say in vinGIcatIon of our
selves. and for the benefit ef rhe
public, that SO tar az our knowI-
edge gees there vas nc fraud Ia
kIvor CT anyone
We the judges and Clerks cf
SAID primary election certify
that said primary was AebI sIir
and square. ast strictly aets0rI.
IEgt0t the ruling efthe Executive
Committee
We have 20 SAY IN re-ar,I 20
the report that twenty five NJ
grGes voted IA SAIL primary tat-
not more than ten or twelve ne
grOes voted aud that half Of
them were entitled 70 vota from
DemeeratIe principles, and the
remainder we're we think about
evenly divided am01g the eaadf
dates
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17
Grink Fur 4 Vat

\ drink for q vctes my heart
Slnks within me. a. [ pen these
words. "a drink fer a vote Ii
there l. enc thing that il shame
fGl degrading IN eur civilized
land Il = these primary elee
tlohS-
Christian men, re Eight Of the
veEhi- sr0p anI think Wcuff
yea honorable meu. followers OF
Christ RELY CO rae lowest filth
ct tae world to support you IN
obtaining IN 0HiCe Waulf
TeU gain an oEiee that lasts enIv
tour years, encourage vour
aefgl b0rs even veur own dear
boys 90 seek aH oEiee In an eter
All belf9
Perhaps you think tbs mo
meEtary- bit t vii asst through
time aust perhaps eternity.
Bat excuse VII vau make to
scar Maker It even enc souI il
last- thai starts from eur prima
~ elections at tue Eleurh of
your IuS' A deed done can new
er never be uadone. aud if ecu
trusted to ycEr whisky Jug IN
stead Of your honorable name.
may God pity yGu bat it can
never &c erased from the mem
CRY ct those that drank thereof
\ Friend
Cor. Tate County Reeord.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17

Delay. Kiss
sept 1891.
Ed EAGLE--T wlS a member
CT the old Executive CcnuEtee
and az he L4ss primary election
members for 4 new eo=mitsee
we're voted for 10 Beat ).
vas not present in the court
rgocI when the result vas Dr.
Clared- but cane in afser- Con
fusion arose en- account OF ! tire
~ tie ~ere TO- committeeman
from that Beat aud I am inform
ed e5h0agh T did not know il at
tazaE time thl. Nr. Parker re-
eetygG the highest number OF
votes snst we on molten Of Nr.
SGifvaa declared one member
of the new committee aad the
other question Vas referred
back to the people Of Beat =
Later IA the day several citizens
Of Beat , net Is Ovens corner
and conferred ab0us the matter
over. It vas the opinion "a ex
pressed there thai Mr.. Parker
Ird ret desire to serve on The
committee and could not serve
a. be has been elected a H1em-
Der ct she board OF supervisors
and taas | would held over as 4
committee E.aa Eatsl ! success
or was elected and IL sEls 5sy
and tAls way 0Gly, I remained
0a the penalties. aad lr- Tar
ke2s uIGe was Iest CT. I learn
sHat il "a charged thai NV re-
naming On che committee was a
trick Ia the interest of Ntr. Mat
thews, IL 80 | 30 not know II. IN
fact | know il u not true No
Matthews man was conferred
with | did noe vote for Nat
thess. and was not = Matthews
nan bEs voted and worked for
my friend w L 3kers. but I I'm
new for the ticket straight as
nominated.
I am satisfied row that Nr.
ParSar can hold both OGispz
snd that there u therefore no
need OF ny continuing on tie
committee and especially 50
since Mr.. Parker y Que Of cur
best citizens aEsi entirely COM
patent To Discharge the eIusie.
OF the place aud W Lin. to serve
I therefore step dawn aud cut.
antitrust that Aarnoay and good
feeling may prevail Throughout
the coming eaHfp4l-u-
Respectfully
q W Walden
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17
DISTINGUISHED BIOLOGISTS.


E&scr e Ia C=sn Ledger
a party Of distinguished SeoI
0gsts VISITED The Caivers5-y Ell
Mississippi Saturday and spent
q F1rt Cf The G1y "a examining
the collection Of fossils made
by DR.. EugeRe HIEgsvf formerly
State q aoi0gst. The party e9a
sisted CT Mr. sieGee Of the u )
Geological Survey. with Mrs
HeGes- D-- Euxeae " FEdg1rd-
Of the University Of CsIlf1rBns
for tenty years an active work
- ia Mississippi Or, Eugene \
Smith, STATE Gees-xt CT AEaea
ma- Dr Stafford State Gsol0xst
OF tennessee Erof Robert T
HIM. ate Stale Geologis1 cfTex
as AID Pt0f Holmes, State Ge
olo-isf OF North California.
They have been e0sferrjag
a5cut unsettled geological r1at
ters which they have met In
their several fields Ct Lsbe--and
have vSSted Together many Of
the I0eaiE1ueS under discussion
Dr. Eugene Htf-trd was the
pocueeE 60 Iogtst in the tertiary
formations ct tire Southwest
aad Lis report on tn Geology
es Mississippi prIEted in 1>6l.
has been a standard If eanpari
fer al latter works His con
efusIGHs on some points have
been dou5ted. but the present.
conference j. thoroughly vTedE
GatiEg them IL was a ares
pleasure to as 90 frIands la
tRs community ta look on as
Face dTaInr I-s TO find that al
te0-gb ne ~ unable physically
60 get about as actively as when
BE teft the University IA IS73~.
his mental yfgar and enthusiasm
IN scientific research are ucTm-
paired mt has heart warns to-
w=rd hrs old friends IF vas
rI-htly Z source % Qualification
ia bin To iast that his ZeaI0gi-
cal w0gk f0T the stale OF MEssis-
sfppF stands against al criticism
he party were all enthusiasts
Is. IN their admiration Of the
valuable collection at the Uni
verSTsy which be made
IL was agreed that the extern
s1ye orange sand fJrmarI0n
taLr e0sers 80 much 9f tais and
sd #IRIa- States wGuEd hsrsaf
ter De known among biologists
as tae Lafayette fJEunadi8u- IN
aeuaE 0f this county. and the
tine exh ei-H8R OF the ssruHIsi0a
Ia tae railroad cEs at Oxford
The FaFty VII 70 to Na.chez-
Baton Rouge and <0me To Tex
As and Mexico 49,
nj eTsiry- Miss. SEPT. n, Is9T-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17

The Credit F0ncier relieved
the people Of France when they
were II worse condition than
the people OF this country now
ind themselves It was very
similar to theSub Treasury plan
IL furnishes a pattern and a plan
aud the Sub Treasury Is built al
ter IE--AlLlAnee Herald
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17
TIE sayEssgR EIEsT.ea-

In order that the people may
thoroughly post Shezsslse S a.
20 the E1a1Lsr in whsea tie
next election vii Re held. We
have Inserted OF the fast page
Of tCdsy's EAGLE the sections
governing the Franchise and
the Election Ordinance regaL4-
ting the holding Il eEesioas, Ia
ken from State Constitution
s1spsesl November !, ISa1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17

Ihe -HHFehouse - one Of the
mere iuertesss CT the sab Treas
Try scheme The al1Fu object
= to raeFe.rss the supply OF anon
~ TO meet he demands 0ftF1de
and commerce. aEd 10 make
times easter tor every other
class except the money lenders
wh0 are already enEtehe& and
vii rot become poorer ii the
money famine - eureG.
TEe hfFaaggers on the ecu
traction side. Zeal VITA the sab
eeI As if she -EaTehszse feat
are wAs the real object ef the
Farmers movement instead OF
an unlmp0rtaat InereleEG To De
accepted or Rejection. as it,
merits may warrant
U on examination 10 - found
not to be the better mOste ~ one
Of the agents for obtaining the
prime object Of getting more
Ia circulation On the easls OF Ia
valuable 1ud InperIskable pred
Ecss- S~GRIetbiaS else can e sub
Situated fer IT, b. ret Is not In
the rt Atfg. sFprt TO relieve the
aa~Herlry str1n-euey wAirh =
DEp0verusAm- the tvJHI3- mass
ers aud concentrating wealth
IA SAe kaEets OF the f1v0rest few
erect stumbling b1seks ~ TO the
aetlals OF the p4a By w@1.4 the
rHsEa Object mast BE accomplish
Ct
30 -ES euty when the Gsrmers
fJgIg-4,sd their plan for earvEg
the evas which the money ga
rJz~ a4& bV0agas GA the carn
Try that tfe -EsrehanSe be-
Gaze = wsrd Ct frT-asfuI Sguia-
eInre- Scattered over the
esHntry are gIEale s@Eaerz
erected zr gre,1s es-a as rgznrs
tor the e0Eaa@s st the preefBzs
Metals aud cEssom houses for
seGESBx goods PIrgAaSsd by TN
porting merchants Hntil 5he d1
tres are pafd- SHt Is las never
sstxred INTO the uIaaGs Ct the
nest ta1eTfIl Ur4s9r tA.tr these
buildings were constructed tor
the benefit OF mine owners on
zAe enc hand or Of importing
merchants Gu she ether or that
shwy involved EHIueus eouse
gEeaess to the ersuaTFy IN any
NAY The warehouse. IL pro
posed Ia the SUB TREASURY FE18
formulated by the E-mers.
xgHht only ae a continuation OF
che ssze idea for aGesher pur-
pose Ne less obligatory apaE the
Government. vz Furnishing q
circulating msdaIn tor Transact
ING the business af che country
bEE e warehouses; srexs 4
8v the Government as eanvena-
eas localities ftAr the GepesIs OF
staple crops a. a basis fGr the
emission OF Treasury notes be
Iasupsra6Iy objectionable. that
part OF the RlIn can be readily
EGEs1 aside aa1 SOME ether mole
substituted Fer example. asse
erlEs0ns fer carrying en- business
OF warsheazing aud receiving
TIE staple pressHess when ten
deres8 tor deposit. can readily
be organized under such laws
as Congress MY prescribe. and
through sleh assaeETtI3as. treas
Ury notes can be FssgIed- with
safeguards against abuse and I'M
proper Practices
Let the question be settled
thar al increase OF the eiTvuE1
ing medium T. needed and the
details can then be readily adjust
ed Alliance Opt Clarion Ledg
er-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17

Troy. Miss sep 5, IsSl-Oa
yssteruty Mr. Elsa F4bSner- a
well TO do farmer Of thEs vicinity
tell from the teP afa ssgoa losfd
ef fodder and Vas INSTANTLY kfrI
ed ks SkalI was crushed IN.
or badly broken. and &C Is
thcu~Ak that ais aeek vas bTok
en- Tie leaves a wife and a
iarS~ family 0feRldrea to mourn
hs= DEATH.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17
That Enszicie-s Cvrrszcr Mems

Net having Sufficient z1ouey
n the realm TO make exchanges
OF real wealth u ike 4 e0Htrae
tor not having sufficient tools
tor u1e men whom he has em
ployed. which necess5tstes some
foreman IN Idlensss winch gain
may act - a detrimeat to those
werkfBg-OmahA Labor Wave.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17

Ms Ida Aewers- she hand.
same and accomplished dfu-at
ter ct CsG Heyest Of W est V5r
ErnhI - the sUIE female ~raEgrvEnl
@B-ra%eE II rhe weglst The
real -as evsEAFes = HIrrsE
EFzaSs SEzzeA of sae Ea&EI&lge
& OaHa-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17

TRe sssas number Of deaths n
NESGssspPS 4m9ag the kaE-ass
es Heaer srae~ the grS1az1E5aa
81 uAas Gr4eE n f>-w TO Apstl,
1>St- EHs - winch -1eaas uaar
Si-5ss&fsa las been pad % ben
sheEaESeS N taAs >saae-REsxa-
gguEa Eszn9erar STIR.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17

The Chicago later Ocean says:
The best evidence of the cities
of the S0grh 10 that the papers
all come to "a crowded vita ad-
veFtSseme1ts- Dead or slow
pe0YIt are not geed ADVERTISERS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17

The Hen John BoOkwassr. a
FrGulHsEs Democrat OF SpFfug-
field. IL AID 0as Of the Aizhss1
sutAeElsss< On GRAM IL the weird
n4s 1<s returned fFoa Europe
AID saysrh4t wheat viii be 81 ~
ey Christmas European crops
are Tar greater k1iIures than re
ported aasI there 3 no surpIas
IA has ceaztFy fraaa last seasons
crop
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17

TIE Census BTreaa has 5ss1ed
= 01aIxsEz g5xgag rae statistics
ct vubsle seaSag G1nees ia NEs
sSsst1El liz shows the number
Of 7rs 81. suss earoEEeef~ the
ssaeu u OF expenditure sI.G91,
Sls. aad TIE per capita sxpeudl-
EIre :. s. 41-1azs0 Sentinel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17

God ALMIGHTY never made a
more contemplate creature
thaa \ Ran who advises and IN
stEgzres others to pursue n
coarse which he hasa1s got the
moral courage to parsQe himself.
-TaPSlo Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17

A Mississippi Jadge has deei-
de4 that foreign Corporations
doing Business IN that State and
evadisg the privilege license
cannot collect debts Ifthis de
el<icn be S1hssa1eEateG 6y the
SzpreEe esurt. n immense
a1oaus Of n ties for goods deliv-
cred n Mississippi by those GER
PoEzfleas viii become vosd- IL
- probable Of course, that the
srear majority eftke purchasers
VIA meet tAetr 06IigzSIon<> bat
sac Ssatrs revsRaes will be
hF-ely Increased 5y rhe enforce
. eat Of tAe tax Appeal Ava
hEeke.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17

Ter E1eH IA w al street a1ve
ths power to contract the eur
rsEry Of this country one third
ID weeks time SHeh a move
w0aId rrd1ce the price OF s1rnl
PF1f1etS 80 par cent and Yet
ear statesmen sight the sts manIs
OF ire GArzers -ChIekasaw Mes
sezger-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17

That tkEes men at Jackson
ea0aEd have sAs power 20 ap-
posEs three men TX a c0E1ty sko
m ten Ray aPYoiEt three usu
At = vSsIrg precinct. for the pur
pose Of reversing the vii Of the
p-~Ple sc the ballot box. and
= PetzatIag the power OF MA
essae palltIsS. Is contrary to sAe
very spirit and gesious OF free
representative goverEmeut.-
ChEeaxax Messenger.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17

Ahr- II Gr u savs thai Z
there > 80 sheel sac au- &C 10
be %alE- Tl-h away 40 provide
= he fIsaF= Of saga@ people
he tu0ws-hx HaerIt Scar
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17

We were the Judges and
clerks OF the late Primary Flee
tIcn held at Free Springs on the
18th of July 1891, and having
heard 50 much fraud limited az,
but not openly charged. do here
0y safe IN Justice to All pratIes
concerned, and In the interest
OF fairness, that il a single lie
gal vote WAS east at our box for
Matthews for Sheriff, We do not
know 1t. anu 10 not believe that
sUeh was the ease. our election
w1s conducted fairly and squire.
ly with cut looking to the inter.
est OF any candidate
VIM HEst0B.l
II w ChiIdress. Judges.
81 L ChIldress.
J. Ad.lr- Clerks
E q Gamble
Sept Ia. ls9I-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17

Il ssr- SEfta, CT GFesavilIs,
as n Jersey cow known as
Nhs&sve Fgt. wAseh gave berth
20 sasr live healthy calves a
lev &fys I-o- ana as list AZ
veEhtE s1e whole family we're
Gskas vell-SarItIs EspaEter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17

hoo J r Sexton, of Copiah,
says he raises two $40 pound
bales of cotton to the acre aud
o. bushels OF eQFu.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17

y f~= evenings since lad
the pleasure Of attending an en-
tertaiHmens az the Lee Alliance
School. which reflected no EtrEe
credit upon the pupfis partieipa
ting and thsIr very Efficient and
exeelAeH teachers Mrs r 81
FsrTeIl and Hiss SIRE Terrell
The exercises opened with a
march BY aheas iflyEve pasfIs
Eh9 after taking their stand oa
the stage. reeired the Lords
PRAYER IN eeuesrt-
Then followed reetaiiaas.
dH0iagweS and Dialogues. Inter
sEersed with Garsie-
six little girls dressed IN char
aetsr reeIted The Aesthetics.
which was loudly appSaaded
Among the many good things
that WAS enjoyed that night WIS
Jimmy Butler and the OWL
spoken by Walter Laadreth
The Arkansas Client i duo
l1gue,-Bob Wflbarn aetfsg cIad
hopper brought down the house
Miss LalIa FerreEl-s reeitatfsa
OF Nv IId u g1rell1.- and Fly
rns JTm's Last Leap, exhibited
der rare eIaeatTeRaFy talent
Nettfe Collins, child though
she was. expresses By her feat
ares every sentiment taat her
very pathetic piece described
-N0body's ChTTd,- was we'll
reeired and performed By CaTlfe
Gordon Walter Ltmberts De
livery was NEST excellent VII
hv Hop Ivy showed his apPreei-
alton OF the lEesreruus and hfs
thorough training IN rscJtin.
Cabin Philosophy
The tasteful stage decorations
reflected much credit upon the
teachers and FgFis<-
The patrons seemed proud of
their school and the audience
was delighted
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17

4 sad disaster occurred at
Abbevflle on Monday the Itth.
inst Nr Robert Ousby. a mute
a verify young man. vas knock
Sd on the track by 4 train He
was a christian and exemplary
man. had laHy friends He was
a brother of u rs James Fergur
son The body was carried to
the southern part or the county
Tor rassrment. Observer.
Ao0evIlle, Sept. Il. 1891.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17

- -Hsf mu 1r1vTs
East FAHr ~ srer W Lauren
~-vaut Easeru@-T , : -gusu4
rhzf nasrnr-g II &SN-
ns- Azwy-w A Earas-
SarAs Snz r-E A nwEn
CIV Falsasr.
sEE Ssxerl
Far Ss-$-F z MsssasxR
Fr c-uS cErs-E p Tsuzr6
Fer ra~u7"V C---E-n E eszaT-
Fr Trusur--1 E Esa-F
- sgt N EEre&a-C a y h1rgz.
Fae Tns 4s-~~r-I " asrrrx-
r. Ss<u-3ar-U ; rarvlsssb1-
~ C9rg ~ ~ Err-r-W T TEuar
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17
] I Axis
ID T Moore Judges
( VI Jones
j y Browning IT, Cfs-k
TayICr, Sept. Ia. 1881.

We were the Judges Of tbs
Late Primary Election held 4
Delay Gu the 18th of July I-gl
and having heard SO much frame
limited at and msInuKsed but nol
opeaIy charged DO hereby state
IA Justice TO all parties concern
ed and IN the interest OF safvres
to all that fla single Illegal vote
was east at our box for Na6
thews tor Sheriff. we do 40;
know II. and 10 not believe Il,
We conducted the election fairlv
squArely and without looking "a
the interest OF any special can
dIdIte.
" Pattersou.l
Nerren~ Judges
Arou Davis
) Z RlgE&nd~ r. cr
IN NamhIe
W 3 fairfield returning officer
SEPT L. 1871.
We the -ned Judges
say we discharged our duty. 50
far a. We knew ts ID to be az that
time. In holding a Demoerathe
Primary election at AIexauders
box, On July Is. 1891.
u Wesdward-1
= w HerreIL Judges.
AZ W Anderson
Sept "a. E.gI.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-20


.'s' f..a-st.s q gainc sreaf cach of fscn
2 .u Ip.f -.srr 81 1bc year lsss ~ writing
asl4 rstI.is.: % .ggCi apiece. Both stories
yess 's'dl-l-l Is leading houses dur
i'. fia easily part of lssg. They svcre
ytli a,itersi-',i. skillfnliy handled. and
h0ih novels are. acoonlgng 90 the popular
sccrpiaie. ui ihe term. s1cccssfgl-ihat
l.. tiey isyr bcrn widely written about.
paragraph. ia the press from one eDd Of
tie oosafrv 60 aDoihcr. Ea-iish editions
have lopn printed 81 each. and 20 every
liier--s person fLc names 81 both novels
and authors are thoroughly fanilia-, Vow.
what have ;lc authors received ia hard
cash for 1beir .ear's work. will tell you
exactly: of one. l.soD copies were sold: no
royalty was paid Ca the Grsi thousand 90
cover manufacture. etc. and upon the re-
naming zoo copies ;hc authUr received The
regular 10 per cent. royalty.
The hook s8id f1T a. Tie net reveune
70 the author uas therefore gsn. His tvr,e
writers hill ysas s6i.53 Net profit. e 81
and the book las stopped selling. The
other author WAS q fFiflc more fortunate
ia that his novel reached a sale nf = .O1o. all
but five c0rics Like the first he received
a 10 per cent. royalty only after the FIRST
thousand copies. Unfortunately. be bought
- many copies Of his books for frscflds
that. when his publishers statement came.
il showed credit IN his favor of 5Eft s1q,.1.
Had be type written his mEnnscriri. the
novel would have thrown him into del1,
And thcSc are but two Of a score Of In
stances within my knowledge that I could
cite.-Edwarl W. Box Ia Ladies Home
Journal