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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

1859
EtalA saluas alr ami hH
w iatis sEe question 1u which
light Is asked ? PtituaFiiv.it Eass
Dli NJ Matthews gatthu anmi
natiun for sheriff u the late
Demucrariu primary BY trsudn.
'ent and Illegal votes and la-
e-rssa IN slIs zay ia 0gluE com
mob ;ais aiI user the cuuaiy
isiaf Illegal votes zersf east sur
lim "a every precinct exreu;
tE1. amounting lt as said % -
Votes ~ least And the new
Executives c~ssuiaairtu aariu- TAX
en such contradictory artIugs he
iie Parker ~ alden contest for
. seal m slssg euzamEtse 5a rs-
lasing .i1fsy In enIersaIa IT
SArsers complaint .1ecause as
t1ev alleged ffisv lad 80 5uriS
dictlun eft Questions growing
nat 81 s.Ee primary aufi 90 the
same breath approving Mr.
Walden Credentials and de
~rlar1uE aIrn cn-i-Icd o. his seat
Without any Investigation what
ever. fr.at dissatisfaction ami
iudi -msiiun being openly cx-
pressed az what seemed - be
= e%unalngly Devised scheme to
defeat tle xsil os The prapie-
4nd certain causttc articles.
emanaFing trnm different points
IN tais county. having appeared
"a ss.e 9xgori EAGLE calling At
,eGismH "a sie unlawful methods
.sluptet aud the fraallleut
means ussal and csamossng fnr
Relief. the fas& at suie1Iug the
dissatisfaction and afarpoaSjug
iElc anger uf Al outraged people
;reaf ga "A article publish
csi g tsle 0xtnrl Giuiis Of M.
gust - II light for ,lie re0pEe
ga the y5eSll0ns raised was
Ehas tsie author of ili=t article
-2ntegi As his heading Let us
See. gntllrafesi. t-eu wav diI
be -irsl from . discussion af slie
main ard vital sssls to wit-
Elet1er 5t - right gglat sac que
tam Ut wEn saagl 0s Gur sheriff
shall Dc deei,iel by . maieIitv
ri al VOTERS or hv - uiraul
Amsl fr%1ufluErut uueS. tAaE q
sslnES 4gn-rrslsleuis 1msf u-nuu
teams anfi cafGrs upon a dis
cEasssnn Of whether &C. Is nw
-lai 'asss ansi -p0i.ey 5n en-
gaITc Zact.ier tE.r nomination
s4s gained hv fraud. aad sn-
zeSss gAa.r sSnsr wap 40 81 e4
quTFe 4uuus sach .iasm- are.
~diEsv ha-vfs whn spul thgEr uwm
lesis T2e Democratic party.
= compared to e usss OF 1ITpES
iaulvI av sgEe 8ft ass occupants
EAe people 90 auXsuus to have
b-ssf an sass question. whegher
fle Gelacraitc usst aS been
.uE.ea hV srautl GA rae Ass uEI
maET election nr Eaelhcr .Ae
lnuiiuE consists Co. -lluse w1u
sEsd aus participate ia lhe sFlgsl
and 10 RWg uesievs lu sf. asking
"a aage she nesE usrszsesl au.s.
enEnu aiming taas slluse Kause
a4t~ Is : Ia Sea ~ 10 naf re-
onsi- 1SH Egaug "a aS& luT
tas siu~ sisat j. fsit9 l. e lad
saSsn "a ASK Ear aae u-as
sE0u-l the Heavens TAIL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03
-saflcrilural liens.


". LitslejoEn proposes to
sow seven bushels 81 ahess slsS
@ii.
Is ron think = fSrner esut
s@ep cut Of debt by Raising
stat be c0usameS- talk ul.1
~ Metfs u Beaf 3.
Esq. smith Of Beat > says hr
has Ilae sae finest syEup oI
Sorghum ta4t Hss lr@siF or
q-lte sullv Ffpe-
Jim Unwell szys se has got
lruuga lhrs weak VA Is urelss
Esg. Gzuu 5r4fs Howe : .It-
'le- aas 1ouEht nofhiuE ,als
eaE an \ credit We hook fer.
CTS Cf sach eases uexf YEAR
wr- McEaeEfu lsd d ies Sc
pleHeid spnics in suwn s
week why ean, re sfi raise
smt lie got As trees ia len
ne4ee.
Ben O ,rnEUson makes .E0
coed Suggestions about waeat 3
First. that we get seed HAeat
grgm Norfn Csruiiua cr GeUss
OF ucsTly cur owu LsEiszsiss asset
ecoHd. shat seed wEeaI @lluwed
to rgpen perfectly relure eGl
;sag = naE liable 20 rust Ete
recommends sac Golden cEaI.
4 small farmer. trTIug to get
4 aGmp. buys ONE sud PAYS a
sssIrsE I0ru. giving hEs uaufss sur
1he rests be- ougst gn pay tnZ on
nu 'Ess slIE. lie has ll fsr-
Ills notes represent Sae rest St
III. ard nu these rightly enough
the lulIeE gf tael s tax lt
slere "a NOS a law or eegrt te
cis5oa ss this EFFECT tEseru 0u-lg
20 be-
So 5f LulIa truss deed oa
your farm tur supplies GO au-
tGlu- Else. for h8iF or twg thirds
or uue lhluE what it 5s woEfA.
and pay TAX on gsur Role w 3e-
eun4s- tleu yaa gugas uuiv tu
rsy TAX ga tine oElser half. or
raiTi as she ease mEv be Tas5
all yor urAv nwt { e1u-
-iunal'v own slr rest.
N-- ArbEav Auguri SAYS he
las aotc BeEmasIA grass -hau
zuy osasr mlu ia thl- rlss.
sni l1S mott ue1r enough v-f.
Farmers afrsil % getting &c ON
rheiE -u0ss lausI lrd better be
aiEa5i -hey won bav@ zHE -pes
snsl .u- rs -u -ss an. 81. -1ae 90
Niles and 1sshed away
Tke care Of vnrr poustrv
ArceuliEE e. The zss rel
tAe R0altry -ud razTsEv pro
duets et ghe Caits.l - ties Esr
lS4 exceeasu 10 vaine she ess
ton cFeP ay Is3@as
EE DAVIDSON has a .5suf
ST4a WeFrh oE melons ow .-e
=cues IS medium auE r. 1us
8 szf sls mL me ul
der 12uL A ald cultivated
Eeil-
Eauu 8e- rs Es
E spring uFgu-ag ann II.
Ban. - Io1ssan she
4s gaeas ertsp ct 4rE
ss @aay s0ur YEARS He
sweg = 1ashG and AnTf Is.
sheet sLl 4ty bushels IT rrs
ton Zrf e. ssle acre. rs1wesE
All antlev together. ass barrow
s4 q sell He got seventeen
and enc third bushels ~ she
seEe. and thinks she ug1 thresa-
er .eEf q taiuI of Is II .sza straw
lie housed the ssEEg-aaH G1uns
Il e most excellent feed fgF.
stuck IL winter a-g.I
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

There vii be e competitive
examination az Holly Springs.
Miss On October lsr. prox-. Tor
the purpose of selecting a voang
NAN as . Cadet of the United
States Military Academy. All
those zho siezIre Tn enter the
contest. are requested to be
present az szIss uae z1d place
for examination. KYLE.
SaSdiS. Hiss Ang u. 1891
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

X = M-Aaiion a general SUI
nervtsnr OF 0f the largest
Planting interests IN the Delta.
esaIms the outlook In be exceed
la. ginumv- lie estimates the
damaga 70 the cotton. rs com
pared with average years. ~
range fran twenty 10 thirty -ive
per cent. The mIsillfe crup.
tz:aE Z Airh vas formed during
AL the RAINY season IN Juiv. he
Saws. - gane- dropped of. and
furthermore. many -rawn hollis
are How r0ftfag
Trrsln.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

Hlnr azr ass egeevat TIE Pr
p E1- eeam ~ t1eT ANA
us..F a m na a halul r,u1r lG az
1aslulriif. ll1l @aU aa1i-s
rmE shrriur thsv Gt nc se-t ms tatE
aa rrt zse ueH uurI p 2 eFeazlx
ASH paus East anl elml was
These la- r. me sra-usd -3 E'lb
lasl wien tie v1rn1Ts 1GG1hgrungrs
v-a1 ia l1fuE L4-zs and we dassnu-
i s Es y PIP .pr1sklT Am.
Eae1 anf agatanl Isl trr~
la. - ever ae ana hes q
lss- st Gusr In emtes o. sspaL
sfauasfna- Sarusaln. EF1osf ruwu
E-rsuapsa1. Hlea-f1l and Eana4e Gem
. sr SEEbv w e Ma EHesr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03
-. p. e.

>tasf Pam nc-eru 5atser
Ceres Es E-adf r. E-bes1Bssasun.
n Uz1l-E1. ftaus Ltur. Wemhre@e.
Elotlufae Female discusses Warraas
b. -rnre Grlsrmpthfm- Aheua1ntrsal
3 srraig Female Instances especially
waa1F -ea.e- sad all sour~
THIS IS an ezt2rrll rea1e '
f1s #t nc anF 4aW uI @-1- e-l
ae LID Aut 5Je
Isasgl >tsG-a s9ls pr1Prfat9r.
1xfsrtL His
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

last Sau,lav : e,iiiioa ~ me
Appeal Avalaucs Eas sAe Geess
aass biggest sslsug iae Ekssg.E
ever SA< IA t4e shape of ;
newspaper The monumental
success 0g the Appeal Ara
ianeae il Wonderful amt Il
Iuss Keeping no It's reputation
as : first class newspaper
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

A correspondent ssFs that
where scot has been dropped
"n > -zrRct aud an eqIal laan
t8y % salt tiiFuwl avsr ID it
NAV ~ s@eps EEthnRt a trace
af sAe =ss"E remaining ON she
carpet. EaIS IS certainly wprrh
FTyEug.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

What's the matter vita send
inE Hon. Il d GousY "a sas Z !
Senate sa0Eid Walthzsl declines
Mr. Money = not a candidate
far tEfs or ANY oThe- O5ce. buf
there IS not a better uan in the.
State for the pOsitiOn.-Ein0us
Times
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

Tss best SE.ua La sbe world fsS cuts
uas aters. -lsvlar E.TuE
erter sed -En e1la=
taru I s= auatasGf uua Fass-
Lsra ar - PgT r~sIrrsh
"a e. -z n e5 sstls
ar nsg r4tu1 led Erica AZ
rsrIe r Chamber
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

The Democrats Of Sharkny
county hare decided IN vote for
Geo W Butler. a worthy c0lnr-
ed man. tor representative tn
the IesEsiafure. -Yaz00 Senlinei
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

The better acquainted rar1 te
come zIih sesas Christ Star less
s4silt ygu EIlI have ~ ind witta
tie people who I've IN the mex;
liuase Columbia News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

DE nan dat pats OF his r.
peataace Ian lamE, deAh buud
sisaEl. viii ind limsalf 0at af It
an Re IN. dr., like sie nan daE
uss,. - sci an a ke- u powder
ID smoke Ies tor saIte. nae daF
a noise VIE henri. and dr aaan
ain 1eea seed scace. 1 wuui
10 sls wiEa IL all dis necessa
ry-S ex T0rk Herzid.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03


1SuGes et Angus Il. er0u
tsW NcFS reports ress persons
n=Ay starving Ia that e7tv
eT zre the fam 81 Lac
EzAirz "a IoEs AMI cl4rm1A
Ne labor ma "A has mzd ersr
Hort . Aear sgzese anlsrsuu.sss
over the period Of atty But
sae sasS = aag great. Fgrw
employers Of sae strikers mr.
said ta a~s them ulusv EaTes
they xii not al @nsI azvs sent
besides the implements at aber
81 the uufgFtguateS Grneew
nave shut d1uu IN thsa. land
leF1is are pressing for rea.s AMI
~aosesals ey esIaaS are pra5t-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

The State Alliance ~as eatEiu-
ssastse IN ifs endorsement Of
BarkSslale and the Sah- rreasa-
ry- II any man thinks the ALI
ance IS lnsing hear he w0uld
have lsssen reiiev esi of that deln-
ssnn had ia gone IN SiarEv5IIe
~nEl mingled viii the 8EsFElreu.
The sab. Treasury - stronger
isssiay than il ever Eas.-Demo-
oElE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

In exchange defines -uheek
"a br the FELLOW xho rsslsed ta
PAS for las aaD-E- bat Ehu EEli
c0ms IA snd ask fur a copy To
seq sume special matter
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03
DIS. STAaKEY & PAIEkS
Treatment by
Inhalation.

L519 ATsl SIEgt Pia 1lf. FI-
Eo- consumption asthma. bron
eEifis. dyspepsia. eataFIh. hay
feSeF. rheEmatTs m EeHTargis.
debility and sII chronic and
nervGus disorders
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

a MYSTERY Is E0zsu
How Tender h0 gentle aow
i0r-fV1ug Ike n mGss rose.
aeE lowe ssesEs its delicious per
thine over asE husbands kesrf
Aaa aUme She loves for the
&Se Ut loving and shere she
azs 0ECe gwen A=r heart tl.ere
e stays and All t1e personal
aaEsc and 5ad Treatment heag
81 upau her av the u5Iees ef
aer affection only causes her to
EQrs1iP bin 9Th Increased lie
Ensl0u- - the vFagar. when
crushed assleE fo0S. gives forth
a sEeeyer frsg-uaee
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

re A~0Szs Star shed : Le-ru-
97sss Subscriber fer STE Fke
delinquent chr uei that Sc asv-
er subscribed for he paper and
ii 1es propose 20 p-g fog IL.
ne Judge Instructed the irrv
iE1t II tAe evidence disclosed
The le. that the delinquent hsd
s4Asa the =9eg from the Office
GG1 e % be taken. thev
saouid aGd fur the pIsiurfF. II
tAe nan nearly ! hundred
A0il@Fs 10 settle what sfI ~arIa
pay - pays TO be honest. e
en Elta lae nsfuter-Er
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

DRS STARKEY < PALES.
IJ-9 Area St. PHILADELPHIA Ia.
E-0 Setter 81, San Francisco.
Please mention thfs paper
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

AEre Hsv ApaT-
keae pats
Safer IS
zE ri rzlee
has daae E -1erav
IL =aa ems af TAG sever
so contests ever msLe asr
1s Is shs political hssse-
eF tAr eauasFv- liz fruzr
apvu ssrssga4 Hae @EIz~ ua
e9GpEQWl and wo4 aveg AN
antagonist 81 B1rkaHa za0
-e ult eers worthy Of
steel. Eae demeerats Of
lslsFRTi @ue go be e9ngVagu-
Aret q el s&e rgzzt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

aeR yOR vote Tor man far
q eo1nLy Office yen sI1nlv az
press : preferences as 5erxaen
nose wa0 aspire to exseute
sse laws When v0u vote tar =
--a Tor She Lezis2tare- voa a..
&C. Person 10 make the laws
"A - Instances tAe msa s me-.
R2aie CT wruagiag yau Ta ire
9lAer xan Place year aHsIrs
sIa fHtase AID the If
hiirs az yaar State and Iav@.F
sHes IN the hands of these =.
lssisG 70 frame the hws.-Aber
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

ruH grsE mi and oriv G.nHFHe CgnrruuH
0rvrsn rrgiaMuianf- thgEH 90 nrSa stHrH y and
rtlea. "a a sGfsa- f. a. adjustment &C aEa ala
u1anhs OF Oxvgua and NHirogen mJgyittfz rd =
ARA ira aenur r u1HA Is a+e ea us ersayt and made
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

C1Gt ss Nr- = Z Slvi- ais@
Der wez stress 81 esris rAt
Frfs 81 EE.ss- ~ EGNar 81
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03
iAra!-T!s c.sT .zgs-s.-.

E-l ~s Fmnusr
rrs ~ " woLs~--
a Bi.r1a-T
raIui uissur-E ~
Dasaa sfiasF-N s Eesa-
@f- ssaa~-E q -
sEw raglaz
eEE H4r
~ ~-n q Magsaow
~ wrnss EEs-f-E h renp1a
Pr aas Ta-Bea 2 Stray
Ff rsssrranr-F x EAzcr.
Es f e. E1arnt w. A &c zgrn
E~ IrE Asss-T AIa=iwm
r s -lmi.&-l
n ss9 Eaa-T I rE1ar
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

There L =ethfug new in the
Sgh-Eressusv idea- Cudsr
WzGlsuus administration Go u
IT, WHEN D@lls ~as Secretary
oEsas Trs1suy-J0hu G ziheRu
introduced rhe ElFi 10 lueaEE0
asse sac Bank q the UulFed
States. Eigha eag5tas of -.
nesl sIae United states 90 take
so8 eft gae st9GS he
bank cuuid soln money direct
10 ruv one wl0 A&I goods CD
pledge rs secur1sv= aud 0artng
is exIS-euee the United state.
matle $40 q gs srsl she stges
hoIdeFs Eaae sGua0@3 CslE ai
les
Se~ HthIs sab TrsasurE VAS
constitutional Ia ISIS It cer
fainIr constitutional twG&y- ann
ffft Was good democracy then
xhv ; &c not good de @oeraev u
Madison uasl5s aud G&ihGHu
vas 81 tf.c lcanuerary attae Pe9-
r she ne rs the Alliance Of
Tsnrea IS saLav- This bank
rnnlsI raaEze al S ueE cent IN
seres ana therefore regulated
the iagsrest eh T-Cs nh over
the Cltesl States and had 2
-ood sIeeE. amz sracc our lead
crs 1ase 1eesme srapTe--ared
wtih Wall street democracy aud
measure that promise Fe6et Co
the sop@ uEsIe@asraiie CT TN
usgiruGlcuAI.-TefIeT.
The above - hlsterT- Gal
huu was the -relfess apostle
democracy taat ever Hvess-
Ills introduction of Efe blil IN
cooperating the I-uitef States
BANK. lazsa she vsruuzc@s a
,aFsuer wErn d corporation In
s&u nlESlus EGsruess- aud q
slaFer ef ih,s profits aElssug
rom -ts management. Il not pa
-eruaFsua. was an extraordinary
reach ef federal pgcra raIIve- Ea
JEsl-EuE tasr s=s Ia
competition Eila tae citizen In
lhr pursuit af private business
ventures re the aces was com
struetf to- be . pmuIsc purpose
measure because wf is use lA
providing currency amt las
EcreUsaHg e as sEca- to tGe strict
r1usgrurTle8 democracy 0G 1r-
Calhoun wag objection. from
tsss standpoint Of new can be
reasonably urgea against she
Land Leza aaeI Smn Treasury
schemes Alliance Dem1cz1s
EE1 uAlte =o@eH frum the
S3Eth zmes Agnes EcGrEem
1uL Mamie dssSpe- wa8 had
tu em eyed &c sae ~ ess0z.
f5us e were taken SEs last
Erfslav seek hv ere citizens OF
t town ard treated Co th5gtE
ashes aa taeIr bare .rE
1rEr aEeaes Eas rGBr 0S living
s 5wu uezrg -ea wAu EeessV
l each 81 II the
exc aram eff tae seat -e -hev
- thea placed on sLae rml ru1L
e1a started berth aasa &c IS ~ ae
-&ry Kali los ss0p 1atH
-t oev@ud Mason .uss
llN@4 1e-Ea2leB Ende-
tza1s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

rt has hceH In rse ffr mere than twpntv
veirra taemsanrs ef atfanas hTve been rrenf-
ed- lnd augH EuHs t8Cusuua gAy 81 fans have
insect ia sna. it'd very siQrHs-
cent aint-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

e was : ) Cox. Who declared
that 4 he furce conlC 0e utIlIz
ed which Is wasted by the cows
Of tine country in switching their
tails We c0Hld have power
ennuga 20 run the worlds m-
cnineT Sentinel.
Yes and that reminds US that
~ All tAie money was paid Ia the
newspaper that Is promised
flrm. there would be a much
larger per capita circulation
among the enifors OF MIssissiD
p'- There wuuid ne ar least
$3.50 per head-whereas. there
- not mor.- than sax bits nax.-
SEagnTood E~nfefTusc.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

The account of lhe difficulty
between Macnne and MeAiIstar
at Duranf. as published IN the
Appeal Avalanche. ia which the
latter Is represented ON that DC.
aassSu. as ;sss decentralization Of
coalness and courage. u an ex
a--eratinn The encounter was
. sasac affA r. no pistols we're
drawn By either side. and only
II ar sw0 blows ex=nansed
We get this from Mt. hill. the
prapret0r of tlie West house.
wao neiaesl IL seperata the com
bafants.-sreaada Democrat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

&c daaa n1t aa6 IS mgsr druzrT to- hv ere ftH-u
tugther aflisisnr- art beHGhrrtn1 eue unu.n ~
the exUeuse Gfansthar. Gtle 0 Eegufrfru 4 see
rat erursa to- cnaa igate tha evdr q fleets gFtB.
first. bUr cunspuunSt @Nxusn fs a uevtalIzgr-
rsuawluE- suEensteEMgn mEIsrratIng che
whnie luaw ".
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

s nars1 2Egagwr sa1 naee
ss wtlal all a4asH nehata= tt
-a sar v6 ss3a h sandy Co va
cleansing F-usrfaAus % q Z
prgesEV NlA- Poke aat 42t EatA
SsEtHvE MtE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

rha ~ statements ire Confirmed Nv INNER
auE to- atlmauNfrs uuHnHshad TN our Hrcg ef qn
Pagers rGlu wtrh rhe s-Trus8 perrnIa sinu OF
tie rahiennss tnasne numas and tdsfru sseg arrF
given anu geHean rsfsr an Them TOR Gzrtlar
iatsrnIgfiau.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

The grs1t sHrceas efour Treatments has XIV
en- Hfst 1s a ANsa Gf tnaeIr5ra. MISCONCEPTIONS
uersaHse lrnaf enfaHG tn tr pgeu cram ~
Ugm ReauE @zvguu~ Gftsn Hp9rH prfsHtinx cur
1ear1mrmfsffs q q tn u1nrgs ofHur Earienrs. ta
worthless eeHu utsnns EHt 1nF sHks1a1ee
naaia aiaeH here st BY esnen4. ana qaEf.,f
eamUru1a oxygen. Is spurious.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

Compound ez-wun- Eta n-ace II aetfen md
RESULTS ~ she fEuia at q new has Z ct 10 rau.
as- Fsghh4aad BY Urs Stsrxsv and nal.n-
wh1ge gHVuH ta all enuudnens fn1A fn1su austfQn
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EDWARD MAYES
= Elverslty- Miss. Chancellor
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1891-11-25
Execution Of Henry Nolin. Colored.

Henry Nolin, colored, was executed in
Botetourt last Friday for the murder of
Mosea, an italian peddler. This murder
was committed in August, near Buchanan.
Nolin and another negro named Will
cambridge had been tending negro festi.
val held at a church, and had left, when
they came upon the two peddlers, Tomat
aud Mcsca. In his confession Nolin says
that when they saw the men Will Dan
bridge said: "These men have got money;
let's take it from them" Nolin says he
objected to this, and offered to give Will
half of what he had, which was S.. He
said "No, i don't want your money; these
fellows have no business with money when
I've got none" Will then gave Nolin
pistol and told him to hold it on one of
them and he would take the money. They
passed on by the men and hid under some
trees. WheH the peddlers arrived they
ordered them to stop and throw up their
hands. While Will cambridge was getting
Tomat's money Nolin says be was holding
two pistols on Mosca. Mosca got the best
of him, and he fired twice to scare him.
Then Mosca succeeded IN getting one of the
pistols. Nolin then shot him twice and
ran off to the top of the hill. cambridge
got his money and watch and came up 10
where Nolia wac. They then went to q
house near by, stole horse and rode the
balance of the night. After being pursued
for several days he was arrested at Atkins's
Tank by Detective Campbell.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1891-11-25
The Legislature.

The Legislature will meet next Wednes-
day, December 3rd. 1t will have great
deal to do, and as it will be composed in
great part of new and inexperienced men,
bers, unecqpainted with the rules and
science of legislation, the probability is
that they will rot be able to get through
in the time of the regular session. 1t is
hoped that it will be business. and not a
speaking. body. The matters that will
come before 1t will lie many and of great
importance requiring wisdom and good,
sound, practical sense to determine them
aright. It is hoped that it will be har-
monious body; but the fact that the Demo
Gratis have such an unprecedented majority.
may have the effect Of CT eating serious di
Visions
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1891-11-25

OFFICERS OF THE VIRGINIA PRESS Asso
oIATIoN.-At the meeting of the Virginia
Press Association at Bristol last week, the
following officers were elected:
Jas. A. Pugh, of the Roanoke Times, was
reelected President. The vote stood, TO,
Pugh, 80; for W. B. Fitzhugh, 33.
First Vice-President-W. B. Fitzhugh,
of the Cape Charles City Pioneer.
Second Vice-President-T. G. Morton,
of StauntoD.
Third Vice-President-A. G. Smith
Bristol Nescs.
Secretary-J. T. Booz, Waynesboro'
Times.
Assistant Observation-Disclosures, Roanoke
World.
Treasurer. G. Fivessh, Norfolk
Ledger.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1891-11-25

A SHOOTING PREACHER.-R. s. Bing.
ham, Methodist minister, who lives near
Emory and Henry College. surrendered
himself at Abingdon last Friday saying he
shot Frank Quesenberry during quarrel.
He claims that the shooting was done in
self-defense and after @ 1esenberry had as
saulted him. The injured man, it is said,
will die. II is stated that three men as.
saultsd the preacher on the highway for a
reproof administered by him for disturbing
public worship on the previous Sabbath.
Hs had been forewarned Of their hellicose
purpose, and being one Of the mountain.
bred kind that had never learned to turn
the other cheek, armed himself for the
fray, and when the confident despersdoes
proceeded to clay on, Macduff," he opened
his masked artillery with telling effect
Three shots from So cali5re bulldog"
pistol penetrated the anatomy of Quesen-
berry, and the other two parties skipped
the bloody field.