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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
NO MORE BODIES DISCOVERED.

THE SEARCH IN THE RUINS ABANDoNED-toN'
DITION OF THE INJURED.
Tile progress made By the who worked on the
,uin from Tuesday night till yesterday morning was
remarkable and when the day gang came IL was lo'u
that most of the would not be needed lie ioioo
WAS therefore cut down greatly and the men "ehV "
work AZ once on the elevator shaft which mad Deeh
reached on TUESDAY night at late hour. Hour iheF
hour the hborers dug induStIiolsy In the wreckase
Emf not 81 body was found After number seventeen
had h.en taken out on Tuesday afternoon nothing was
roncht IN light save trunks valises and clothing but
there wee wagOnloads OF these. IL had Deeh Ieare
that the men would find dead bodies When tieS eo'
well into the elevator shaft, but they did not. A I'D
D. H. Yesterday Chief Gicquel therefore ahhouNceu !"
the reporters that work practically over ana "ouo
,.o at q n m a. IL did. lie said that he felt sure
there we're no more bodies concealed In the RUNS anu
r. r. t,alligan the contractor. said that he also elt
,uro OF this, every inch of space had been over
hauied A. far rs possible The Fire Department VIII
turn The responsibility TO the Building Bureau 10
marrow The walls mas be torn down.
The way in which the work has been handled Is
deserving Of praise. Throughout 1t was In notable
contrast TO the miserable way in which work was
carried on AT the Park Place ruins. The CONTRACTOR
Gallc,ln did his share well and SYSTEMATICALLY Inc
nromen did their duty nobly, and rlshed 'nen
lives often not only duriug the fire, but also after
ward. in pulling walls down and looking Tor oodies'
Chief Gicqucl, especially, was ehcfseuo. Ho 'i'p'
hardly five hours from the time the fire started
and Yesterday he was completely tired out anu 81
boor>e that he could speak only in a whisper.
REVISED LIST OF GUESTS.
Richard H. Meares. the proprietor OF the burned
botcI made ont n corrected list Of guests. In IL were
the names as already published. and the ionow!ls
,e,v oncs. Room 81. on first floor, was occupied oy
- White and -- Joyce. Rooms a. anu 49,
nm sccond floor were occupied by j. H. smith ana
hi wife from Springfield. Room 90, on second hoor'
VA, occupied by :. W. Billiard, New try'
Room 1I6. fourth floor. occupied by william
rricze and wife. Cambridge. Mass; ana IL. l. ionp
lIn.. Of Ncw-York City, occupied room l2o' on 'he
fourth floor. .,
Fra Marshal James Mitchell resumed MS il'e'us'-
t,, in the morning. Two women employed IN the
b,te we're examined but nothing OF importance "aS
diclocd James Dunn. the elevator boy, was exam
mod carefully with "A view TO aScertainng whether inc
fin. started In the bottom Of the elevator shaH Inc
boy declares he awake
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-29
Paste Ills In four Hal.

Never las . great party, IN
tent dp9u tis promotion, OF
right aad justice. had better in
eeltlse tor e9JTt than Is Eow
presented to Us. Turning O-r
eyes 10 the plain people OF the
lGuG VIC see them hardened rs
cCnsIners with q tariff system
that nsjast,y aGd Teleutiessly IL
MAIDS fEcu iheai. IN the par
chase Crthe ucCessaFIe- ard rSra
forts nf iife, An smCart scarcely
met by the wI-es % lard steady
tod. white the exsction thus
rTaag from them build up and
increase the fortune NJ those for
whose benefit the Injustice Is
PeFpstulted-
We see tie firmsrs I;stezf-g
10 a dsIgEive story that fits h5s
Eaiad wilh advantage. while his
PJskey j. robbed by the ste-Ithy
ka=d CT high protection Bur
v0Fkia%IeH are still ieId the
i3ie. CT repeated IA spite ~ is
demonstrate { ftisiiv. ta2f tie ex
istinE protective tariff i a bcoa
- .heI. AID that nglcEis b-1e
aceat operation their wages
uas. iusrezs--whlIe "a tbey rs
f@a rEuns re enacted IA the
very abiding place G.. hi-h PFC
teesI9a- thar moeS III hopes ct
tot All attss: the tender mercy
tie wO-kiEsGss resolves fren
those made sell n and sozlsI By
zzjest governmental av0rs.
Ne oppose earnestly aad stab
tarlly tae theory U9os waich
orr opponents seek TO Justify
aEd uphold taziE AVS
GE0TEE CLEVELAND.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-29
Mora Of H.a1ar,a RasceIitv.

The following appears in this
weeks issue Of the Bonneville
Plaindealer. Ii was Written by
q minister OF the gospel, a cIti
zen OF Prenjiss eOauiy. whose
high character IS 2 guarantee Of
the truth OF what be writes:
Il sec IN ycar issue of August
4. an article headed. lizard on
Weaver I want the people to
know l was q citizen of Giles
County ADD was personally ae-
. quaiuted with Weaver when be
was Commaader Of the Post az
| Pulaski. 1 did no: sec the or.
der 10 Alternately. Nevhisl,
Rhodes aud others, but | knew
them 10 be men Of good ehaTae-
ter and llIsrc is no doubt Of the
order. lie also issued a general
order for every man ia the cOun
lty 20 report what corn, meat and
ether provisions they rad 10
him and he would take part aud
leave part. did not report 10
him and they came u my house
IN took an the meat had, eT-
err chicken, and al tho cora
they could carry, leaving re
about seven basacls because
the wagons would not hCld that.
Many Of nv usighboss Suffered
ike Treatment aud lhis vas TAX
en- from the hard wo-ETng class
and distributed to negroes ane
sOTTy kite men. How eansgch
3 maa have tisc face - ask ihe
men he robbed TO support hsn
/ don't talnk shs God Of heaven
and earth will allow the seat 0c
cHpicd by Washington, Jeecr
son, Jackson and other honest
men 10 &c dIsgrtcsd 10y aroober.
| IN not done Rish - eaver. lie
made the citizens Of Giles c0ln-
Ity unload their cotton IT the
point Of the 0ayOnet aud turn il
over 10 him lie. Weaver. took
from ny sOatE0 bales weighing
over Jo pounds each, ard worth
- ceuss per p7aad, MAXIM
more s5an 800. Tan ajcst God
ever forgive Such \ man
S.I say TO the ThiEd paEfy, they
orsht to pIs Frank James oa
with Weaver, aud Weaver and
James would represent . coed
robbers fjcx-t- an not bali
done with NeaveT's meaRBess,
but my paper j. ont. / was
born in iSg5 and am near 81
years Of age have been . ETimi
tive Baptist preacher Tor more
than af;y years. and eaa prove
ALL say aad don't g beEild
the bush. NJ name a
y. W. WALxER.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-29

DR.. Elaser Ice, an American.
Who went 20 81. Petersburg to
experiment with = theGry Of his
au caSIez1 treatment, Is said 20
have made , wonderful success
Dat Of - eases treated by BIS
method bat two died. and tAs
localities If the -. PETERSBURG
hospitals have decided 20 adopt
his treatment bosh fer cholera
AID dyssItery. E<aet partica-
lars of his method, which Is
kaoxa IS the irrigation treat-
meHt,f are not yet given. bet -
far rs described, Il seems % he
a cleansing OF tbs hrse- iates
tines by q cePils enema follow.
ed by an Injection Of '~hyjr0geu.
IN oxide Il remedy ilvenleaby
DIR. Lee, which be SAYS, is a poE
esfgl destroyer OF infection aud
absolutely harmless in any guam
tity."
Several Of the eases success.
fully treated By DIR. Lee. are said
10 have been desperate. aud "a
one or two he only consented 70
handle them uadsr protest. coz.
s.deFing them hopeless and fear
ing lest their failure should be
70 the prejudice CT lis methods
Ii this good news be trae. as
there seems no reason tn doubt
ibis most deadly disease that
the world has ever seen il rob
bed Of its terrOrs. aud Dr Lees
remarkable skill deserves the
recognition of All nation.
The United States Consul Gen
erai Il ST. Petersburg states thai
he has sent a fI.I report On tke
treatment to the State depart
meHt aud its publication v III be
looked for with unusual Interest
-Pieayaae.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-29
jerusalem On a Beol.

According 10 a letter written
5y a missionary IN Palestine to
a friend in this country, Lerusl-
len Inns been eEioyiBS boom
since the completion of the rail-
road that connects il With Jafra.
Over three hundred hoases, no
tells stores and residences have
been erected. The city sSarms
with real estate agents. and 4
hustle peTvadss the saered ole
place that ia a0vel enough. The
Holy Land will soon be gridirOn
ed with railroads. OF which Je-
ruEalem will be the center. The
road from JsGA to Jerusalem,
which was opened for s.rafic
Sept, Il. crosses the valley of
HInnom aud passes within a few
hundred yards of the Pool OF
Bethesda. Work on the read TO
Joppa IS progressing well and
the BIrOn RO;hehiId. who in
tends establishing a COLONY Of
Jews on the line of this road, is
building three hundred houses
for their use.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-29
hsr.

Buy your goods from Gazette
advertisers. Some Of the nest
extensive merchants n tOxa re-
fuse 20 advertise. Buy your
goods from Gazette advertisers.
and help your e0uu.y paper.
Inc fellows who wont advertise
feel independent aad don't caro-
vhether Te have a paper or not
New Albany Gazette.
Let this class CT people Sc
verely alone They are droues
III any community. Give them
rope aad they will soon xii,
themselves aud iheir business.
and after handing in their
checks say nothing about-un
less paid for at The rate of ten
cents 4 Iiae. Ibis class of me
chants we presume can be found
ii every town ia the State III.
some worse than others. and
get these same parties are dis
g%raatled II Tie local paper does
rot cOataia a long article week
iy eulogistic of tie town aud al
vantases It affords as n trading
point 10 the people of the sur
rounding country. II the pe0-
PIE 0ftAe country would patron
iZe the merchants of Tuaiea in
the same proportion that the
merchants OF Tguica patrouize
the Independent, taey would
soon be forced to close tkeiF
doOEs-Punica Independent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-29

The design for the monument
10 jefferson Dlvis, - be
erected IN Monroe Park k.ch-
mond. Va. has nOs yet been
decided upon says a Eieh-
menl SPECIAL to the Baltimore
san -Some OF those interest
ed favor 4 grand temple, with a
statue Of Davis Ia s1Me cCaspie
nous place, while oihers think =
proper thing woaId be = magrid
cent monument something ike
THAT Of Washington Ia capitol
square hero. Ia case OF the
adoption # latter plan il IS
probable each state vriil be al
loved 20 designate a General 10
De Placed within a gsis-y sur
rounding the ex President of
the COnfederacy. The remains
Of MT. Davis, which are nor IN
4 vault az SeH Orleans, viIl be
renOved here ard inferred ia a
plot of ground already selected
by Mrs. Davis ia Hollywood
Cemetery. The removal Of Nr.
Davis body slIl probably take
.rl4ce taIs v~inteF-"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-29
An arEurln ldYl.

With tbs whitening Of the cot
ten aaS the yellJwinE OF the
corr. the skies grow wOre 10
tensely blue. Tae sun shines
misty, shcEp of ils fsry BEANS,
ard lighting q dreamy world
Eith spieutiOr cGastencd 70 mel
low s1ftno5s. The cic4iAs sing
al day long In the loeGst trees.
aud from the far OF smoky
woods the crows are Gazing
yellow sEnlIga. bathesthe silent
aeids aud giids the yellow gold
en- rod in every lane and high
way. Qaeen SHmEer is tired.
Her glorious garments are fray
et aud fading ; aud vita = mJs-
tic dream in her amber eyes she
repOses idly upon the summit Of
the year. A sweet silence "a IN
.theaIr. Nature = eloquent with
the mute prophecy OF coming
change. aud familiar tiings ap-
pear uirh a teadeF siFaaseEess
and vague regret. "a for some
fair fora which Will soCn fade
forever.
S0~ the brown bells are burst
ing and their white feeea Is min
SisI. Ike q dFiTt CT snow. with
the stii. green leaves aad cream
and crimson blossoms. TO tho
fields he cotton p.eksrs are
docking with huge baskets pots-
81 E71H their luTbaned heads,
and long sacks tFaI.iBg from
their waists "a they 20 vitA s0ag
and laughter to their frOl;e toll.
Gr1Eduotliers bent With ag-
are IeaLing b. tue hand littls
ehiliIeu who can scG-ca! " reach
up to the snowy harvest With
which they bEsiiy strive to I'll
thetr tiny sacks. Fathers aud
mothers go swiftly dosn the
lsag rows with practieed ii4gers
stripping the brown stalks IS
they 90 and young men aad
girls l0iier through their task
With jssts asd pay and love
making. So tie long. bright
hours wear by. aud wi;h the
setting SIN. tbs days white hzr-
veSs. piled high il huge evCakiag
Wagons. 01r1e n0uewsrd E.E
visG, hall savage singing. while
the children RIDE 10 triumph oH
The mighty drils sf ssnIsT
snor. The sun sinks. tse dew
silently drips down. Eyriads Of
great stars shine from the iilimi
;a5ls dars. ard sii.l ness is over
all ths sleeping land. gave fcr
the ehirping song Of insects, and
the strange weird cry Of = night
crane hsppiss Hlowiy through
The cypress * es.-5ree3TilIs
Times.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-29
Eek cfttsIor.

We have receIve1 from the Asse
Glazed Fanci~r'-, 237 South Eight
Street, philadelphia i Gerry &,
their Dog Buyers q uide. 1t cen
tains a faely executed %coloIe6
fcousispisce; EelI drawn engrav-
.iaes Of nearly every breed CT deg
and AT kids If dag fgFHishIu 9
zoo.ls. We should Judge hat the
book cost TO produce Il great deal
more thaa tie prsec asked-15 ct.
and wo1li advise all eur readers
= 10 are interested II dogs, to send
Tor The book
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-29
UNIVERSITY
OF
VIZ s.lE EI.TFISt SaG1
IEsAssaIr sfsssE Il, .sstr

AL departments os t5a University arr
n excellent elali1I5a fsr ,f-etivs
work- Tae plan ~ ud< i 50 1-rla ssI
ss 70 ALLOW al desITasle srstazs n s.
EetiEg : eosrss for the B~ae5eEors r.
gree CO N the pL4aaIarof uors for tie
past graduate degrees OF Il a.w PA d.
The grade Of seiaLrshi7 q befar en-
uagatly advanced T1e vlrfrss dsoart
uents are Il elarge Of somretsEs cam
est a1d progressive men La-rs AID
vI1ahle adhtis1s have teen uEaA ~.
Gently 10 the ustsriLI eqaiemeut Of
tn institution IN The ScsautIse and -
departments The Library a~,-5-
splendid facilities t9r ztuJy aafinv =,
CATION TIE fas1icy q i-zssrvr-51
numbers - No tuIti5n foes A.. -.
Ell excepting a fee Of $50 % Law So
den.s- Other fees ard exu4nss -,
~Ecierate- No iastitHssoa eau eE.i-
better Feeori thaa this 70. tie otdTrl~
department OF its students drr=rg -
session Just closed Ssed for e.tale.-rs
and Special announcement TO
L. T. Fulton. CaaneTInr
Express 0aee. OxtoEd UaIvsrsitv. Niez
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-29
''OUR FpBEFATHERs.r
ROANOKE. VA,
Sept. 20, 1892.

$4,000 F4N
Sept. 20, 1892.
Ed. EAGLE:-In your isSue OF
18th inst. an Article appears civ
ing the names Of the male pas
sengcrs who landed a. Ply
mouth Rock from the Mayh3wer
aud calls them Oar ForefaIh
ers.r Ibis party landed ia the
year 1920 Can you or any OF
your readers give the names of
the passengers who landed from
the three vessels on the james
River, in Virginia Ia the year
1891 This parry was in
charge Of Capt. john Smith.
Tbs names Of the vessels were
the Discovery, the GOOdSpeedi
and Susan Constant.
] aEl sure that we the people
Of the Southern States are de
seeadaats from this and other
colonies 10 tao South OF il, and
that tbey are Oar F0TefdtL,
ers.1
The sseond2uts Of this aud
/ other Souliisru colonies gave
to this coEatrv lie form Of gov
l5r1mcnt-itS constitution, most
o! les Presidents, distinguished
Statesmen and soldiers.
IlIe truth is tlte Northern zee
ton OF this eOaatry have fur
uished our Histories 80 Ion.
th., there is no wonder that ali
the SOrtIiern people and two
thirds of ;he Southern people
that the Plymouth Rock plr;y
arc the only original and geEu
ibe .'FoTciathersi this cOuutry
ever had. This is only one ol
many errors that would be Ills.
sipatcd By j tFathfaIly written
History. l. r B.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-29

Intelligence reached here last
SATURDAY uieraiHS that Hon.
james 7. FA1c Eas resigned she
Jadgeshi3 u tAjs JutiesAl Bis
trirt, q take effect on the 9Th.
Vi1AoIt entering, here,
INTO . discussion OF the sGeees
SION. We des r. 10 voice the sep
tir.ent &c ST cur people N ex-
pTessga- regret HAT the impair
I'd hesi.A Of TIE distinguished
Jgdge made ta.s coarse aeecssa
~. IN our more than three
sceEe vsaTs. ws have met aa6
known a good many Judges.
AMI OF ueariy every grade OF
C9EFts, Lus Ts EN- coCscien-
ti0Esiy sag that We have never
known tie eruirc TO he worn by
a pIrer o. more upright Judge
than Hon. james Fact has
provel himself 70 be. While
arm and positive IN his rul.ugs,
re lave never kncvn him to be
harsh or dEkIEd. He has earn.
ed an euviabIe popularity in taIs
and We presume every other
part OF the District. daIiag his
occupancy OF the bench. aud II
Is ta.i kind OF popularity which
age will never weaken In his
retirement. lie carries our best
and LsOst sincere wishes. that &c
may have 4 complete restoration
Ia health aai enjoy 4 long life Of
happiness aud prosperity W.
believe too, that this ia the wish
Of all Who have tine pleasure
aud privilege OF bis aegGaInt
auce--SGrdgs Ren1rter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-29

The Hon. James 8 Madison,
WHOM the Democrats 81 Soxu
bee aud Mississippi have honor
ed far SeyCad his meIits, having
betFayed tho trust reposed in
him, Is requested by the Demo
Gratis of NOxHbee county to re.
turn BIS commission. Without
a dissenting vote the resolution
was adopted by the mass meet.
ing at bacon. What n faIl is
here, ny country men Jackson
Clarion.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-29

Chairmen OF county Demo
cratic Executive Committees
are informed that ;he State Cam
pal "a Committee is In receipt of
. limited supply Of campaign
documents These will be dis
tIi5ated as above. and also fer
varded 10 applicants when re-
qaested. Address Il E WiIsen.
Secretary of Campaign Commit
tao, Jackson. Democratic pa
FeTs please copy.-Ciauon.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-29

Paris AedEizs CO. F1<is, Fena
Please seH1 ne 4. ores " Express,
oEe hals =rass Groves Tssseiess Gail
tanie- For Chiiis. HlarfaI AID b.
It s 4 valuable PREPARATION,
an ltai-E i u cay . 4sesaH q time
waes i VII AXE tie Fiaee 0f az eiher
ThiI Tsai-
sod tTa bottles 10 4 uazY vie hid
so1e very ldeaas ofeaLIs a his fam
fy- He tells ne Tat ! anal = p4ru1a-
nant eure. after ssvefaI other hsghIy
reeommeafed proportions hal fa1.ed.
Yours tEulT.
ueeh Nauerl.f.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-29

AEd now for a little home talk
fer home folks. Bacon IL l.
cents per O0Uad ausI cotton 6
\ hog weighing 209 pounds Is
worth IS much rs . 400 p0and
bale OF cotton. Nov ifthe farm
er is net responsible fox this
ruin0us state Of affairs Who is j.!
Foe Southern firmsr,tae cotton
raiser. Is alone and entirely re-
spOusibls, ami he alone can pro
vice tho remedy. Uncle Sam
virtually gave Linn Z farm that h.
nj git become self supporting
and now he is cheeky enough
10 oder to mortgage that same
fa-a 10 tho government that
gave il 20 him Six cent cotton
and twelve ee1. meat. Millions
Of dollars have been sent north
this year from mississippi, for
provisions that could elsiIy
have been raised here, and vet
some people arc wondering Why
times are so hard and are whiu-
Ing for gGverHaent ratiOns
Nine teuths of the men who are
trying TO mortgage their homes
to the government, woaId spend
the money. raise a big crop OF
cotton and be ia a worse TX ir
twelve months than they are to-
day. Farmers are selling corn
here az zoe Many ofthem next
year will give the usual deed If
trust, pay 81 aud upwards for
the came corn and curse the
merchants and Democrats for
the hard timeS.-Veritas, in
Crystal Springs Meteor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-29

Col. Dadiey, better known as
Blocks Of-fve Dudley. has writ
ten a letter, it Is said. advising
the reelection of President !:
bat the Colonel. with his eharac
terIstic shrewdness, is Offering
10 bet that Cleveland will not
carry Indiana By more thOn 20.
90 majority ,-LouisvIile Couri-
er Journal, Dem.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-29

GEoves Fasteless Chill TsEre
feet Nalarial Liver Tonic ~ -
Removes bdlio7Suess uithaH.
plFsmg. As pleasant as !eusou Sxrur
II a. Large as any Dollar t,nfs -
FesAsis Tor Stsenss. 10 get tie 80
n * fer CROWS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-29

Just as we go to pIess the ru.
NOR reaches Us that j III SiDp-
son, Of DeSOto, has been noInI.
mated Ior Congress by the POpu
lIies OF this District and has ac.
eepttd. We hope this is true as
II viii be such a soft snap for
honest John Kyle to snow him
under.-Sardis Record.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-29

The Hartford Times gives a
th3akfai gond-ty TO summer Is
follows Every cloud has Il
silver lining Nth tie depart
are Of summer oEe Tej3iees that
SIlh K GO tae heat a-d tae ties
that t0rszeRt the horses. Also
f0u- Uabec0Ting fashions fer
wemen-;hS ugly saspead~rs.
Russian Houses, tae trailing
street gowns and the white
SHOES that dISfgGre their feet.
Let ne 10 thankful for small
m~ercies."
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-29

olA Of the hardest things TO
do ID TO persuade a man that his
~ages have been raised when
ne isa't getting any more money
Ilst's the job the protection
editors have tackled PEORIA
Herald.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-29

The Texas Republicans have
declined TO nominate a State
ticket and resolved to support
Clark for Governor, the boiling
democratic candidate as against
HOgg, regular nominee, and
NnseUt the peoples party eaadi
date. The Republican party
las about S0,oO0 voters In Texas.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-29

Ii Is asserted 81 some Quar-.
tiers that along tie Rhine ellole.
"a can never get = iO0ihOld and
that during tie prevalence of a
cholera epidemic there IS no SAT
er beverage 10 drink that good
Kline wIae.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-29

The Peek report. therefore, Is
just IS crescent troubling the Re
~Eualiesls : great deal mere than
the Democrats. for the former
are accused Of bribery and trick
cry u o-deVt0 make a campaign
issue Ii Peek goes 10 Tie psai-
Tertiary It VII be- a strong point
against tHs Republicans party.
fIr 70 one can doubt that the
leaders IN that Party who Sc
Gueed hun from the path of Guty
and n prepare : bogus aad false
report oggat To 20 - Sing Siar
TIta him. Ike L pGb.ieaus ! II
sing isw on the PEEK report
Times Democrat.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-29

EeeIteet, TsIH, Oct &C. -.
PEri1 Eeirctne 60.
Gents Please send rs SIX Dozen
Groves Tas.eess Cbil TCEIc. We
have sobi .vrIse Gozen Of your s1use u
lass fggr aoa:ks. II gives eEtI~e salts
GEsti11 We can sci 40 cite v5, Z 90
have Groyes Taste.es Chill T5Lie.
T-Uiy your Gri.1ds-
reru. Nee
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-29

Tie bill against gsm5.ing in
gain failed 10 pass tle Senate
bit small colJreI bows are sill
tdT0Ea IA jsiI for shooting
craps for pe2uies.-MSsouEI
" OrlI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-29

Lat year the Illinois CcatFal
paid 4 privilege tax Of $50 per
mile. Under the present assess
meet foE an I'd VaIOren az Sl3,-
SCI per mile, the Will pay
SIS per nile.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-29

TIE Jackson Clarion thinks
Bros Ganbrell. Hobs. et al.
have eOrnersd Chris sIanity by
declaring that 10 Elda can be u
Christian uuless lie IS a PrOaibi
ZIONIST.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-29

itH were not for labor. man
neither could eat SO much nor
relish 40 pleasantly, nor sleep
so sOaLGly. nor be so hesIthfuI
0 SO EtFeng. neF so useful. ucr
SO patient. nor so nebIe. nor So
aa'eAFst a-Ieremy Taylor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-29

a Georgia drummer proposes
10 10 all his travelling this fall
on q bicycle. la tAlt way he
Will lose DO time in waiting for
trains at small stations, and can
move rapidly from one small
town to another.