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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-30

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-In all
that has been written about the de-
pleted condition of the United States
treasury little or no account has
been taken of the fact that with
each passing year the treasury is a
large gamer by the complete de-
struction by casualty of its outstand-
ing obligations. How much this
amounts to the best statisticians of
treasury department have no means
Of definitely ascertaining. Since
1862, when the government began
to issue paper money, &,8l9,6 ,629, los
We're issued up to July l, 1897.
Within the same period $4,S52, 45l,-
620 has been redeemed, leaving out
standing on July |, 1882, liability
against the government of S967, ,l77,-
479. What is outstanding Is held to
great extent by collectors of coin
and value as such Is greater than
the face value. The aggregate
United States currency, fractional
aud otherwise, estimated to be des-
troyed and not likely to be presented
for redemption approximates by
these figures more than $4,000, 900.
Recent estimates prepared In the
treasury department places the sum
as high as S2O,000,0O0. Money can
only be taken out on liabilities of
the government by the congress-
ional enactment. This will prob
ably be attempted In the near fu-
fura
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-30

The Board Of Trustees of the Oregon
State Insane Asylum invite sealed pro-
pnsais sIs for ra iurn'shing q. the asylum near
the six months ending July !. 1888
DRY GOODS.
1000 yds. cotton flannel (Nashus xxx)
1900 yds Amoskeag mariners stripes
b'ue and White.
200 yds Lonsdale bleached sheeting 86
inches.
$40 yds Pequot A sheeting unbleached
80 inches.
:, 1920 yds Pequot sheeting unbleached
200 yds Continental checked flannel.
800 Glars crash Is inches wide.
800 bleached linen and French
crash l8inches wide.
200 yds Amoskeag blue denims 8 OF,
200 "a bleached sheeting pequOt.
100 superior satin damask So inches
wide.
$50 bed ticking @ A 38 incn wide.
400 Marceilles checks York mfg.
$40 Dragon cloth assorted colors.
20 American shifting prints light
colors.
Y doz white stay binding "a inch wide.
Is ladies' cotton hose.
ladies' cotton handkerchiefs.
10 mystic Turkey red hanskerchiefs
As doz No. SB black (Clark's mile end)
oo uoA 1No' oo WhiIe
. % doz Is
thread.
2doz so
thread.
doz 50
thread.
60 yds table oil cloth best quality light
GROCERIES.
1880 lbs granulated sugar.
IL 500 u T. sugar.
5000 rolled oats fresh ground in barrels.
i5OJ, cracked where fresh ground in
barrels.
400 lbs gold dust corn meal Tor as good)
fresh ground in barrels
l2l 0 lbs hominy fresh ground in barrels.
400 choice Island rice.
IL gals Amber driPs (syrup) in so gal bbls.
NO genuine New Orleans molasses
best quality.
1000 lbs corn starch Oswego or as good.
l2.OOO Liverpool salt
60O chez Sc Cranston's or as good.
lao q q Cos A 4 Ii brand carb soda.
90 cream tartar A Folger's prime or
% gross vulcan superior safety matches.
rs doz brooms.
2 whisk brooms.
"a cans oysters Fields or as good.
"a "a H., eorn sIe,l ing brand or as good,
l6 doz concentrated I've Am erican,
10 lbs steIic wax candles IA OF
SdnS worcestershire sauce (quarts) Lee q
Perrlns.
9CO go lbs XXX soda crackers fresh,
io9 gloss starch Oswego or as good.
100 Pearl barley.
GROCERY.
doz soap dishes.
10 tea cups.
~ saucets.
10 one quart soup bowls.
one gallon pitchers.
: 9inch s. up plates,
one pint syrup pitchers.
l6 Sinch dinner plates.
IL tumblers.
3 inch plates.
pint cream pitchers,
Y inch vegetable dishes.
lantern globes,
Shaker salts.
sugar bowls.
~ wax 'apers.
chamber pots.
OILS, ETC.
iSS ~ gals d,h coal OIL Pearl brand In tanks
ITO paraftine in cakes 6xs inches.
FLOUR.
GOO bbs more or less best roller process de-
livered as wanted.
MEATS.
GUILDS per day more or less Of beef as re-
quired in equal parts OF fore and hind
quarters.
SOAP.
2sCO lbs Kinks savon or as good.
wv frocior Gam ble's ivory or as good.
DRIED FRUIT.
SSS SSeS lbs app nert fresh and ofgood quality.
] w prunes
luo rasins
VINEGAR.
Oo gals pnre cider 40grs.
SPICES.
~ lbs maze grDuNr.
~ mustard giound.
~ ui- 4 iSiI erglound.
cinnsmon ground.
n ginger ground.
TEA.
iSmiSs Columbia brand or - good.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-30

NEW ADVERTISEMENTs.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-30
Asylum Supplies.

The Board of Trustees of the Oregon
State Insane Asylum invite sealed pro-
posals for furnishing a, the asylum near
the six months ending July /. 1893:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-01
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

Tux commissioner ~ pensions es-i-
mates the appropriations tor pensions
for the fiscal rear Fsa4 a. sIg5. 00sl
and his estimates fur deHcie1cy N 4p
PREPARATIONS for the fiscal yea- T>95 ~
SO. 5ls.6sL
AFTER Adopting en- the -tish. a -p-o-
luton urging the ADOPTION of the u q
feed bill and ansi-opsion measur~- Eae
National Grange adjourned sine de
THE steamship >aale Left fur Ez-0pe.
on the sssh. taxing Ss0o.G0l n xold
The stock ef gold AZ the sab-ersAsslry
is about s5l.a0. ea0. and rhe xaid ha-<
At the assay etfiee a-grrgase ahczs 49,
o6a. Gee
THERE u mach exri-smsnt n the
western part of the SAFE q SOnorz.
Mexico. over the recent discovery u a
rod nine % fAbaI1us r5chzess.
The aes oriinary revenues q he <ov-
sramenr sor the fiscal year we're SsA-
So. - decrease x Sr--S-t.sSs az cnm-
pa-e& win ths rear hefore- The MT
or,IinA-y expsnai--u7es sere sss&-a-5, 1iAs.
a decrease af <za.5ss.z5A
Flrrr rsfnars aezr Seattle. WASH
were hsmmesf n By tas s0o<ls and came
asz- avin.x of starvation " zen ael7
cane asaav xe-e 30 Eeax - yak
THE Uazsed >s4iss government has
ass-,i Caaa.iA tsr ne exr-zdzz.an af NJ
Dssuzld and Robertson. charged win
kiIzazpizy one tials and earring am
n CanaIia. tsale was waited IN Canada
ssr ssa.sng Mss N.snonzId
THE xhIte merchants Of san Francisco
have bseuus alarmed a. the condition
sf r,i i-ess. finances and VIII hereafter
rpft,ss 20 give c-eiis % Chinese manu-
facsurers. whom they supply with goods.
In i said that President Harrison
viii i-ciIe IN his next message 70 Con-
y-sss 4 rse0mms ndarion locking 10 the
sSra Ifsh neus CT national gaa-aasiae.
THE auui-oucion bill promises % be
sue Of The IlveIies- questions of the
couinr session CT Congress Senator
Sae--an GecIz-es tAas the bill VIII be
Gene I1w-
Ms. ASSA JoSEs. aged t0@ pears.
did n CIexelaad. OHIO. On the e5t5-
Sc xas bern IN Wales. and her husband.
I,ur- sfurs dead. vas 4 Waterloo veteran
THE uutzI receipts tor the football
-.re between Vale and Priaretan on
rhe .4,h xure S55.0oO This sun. after
p.vfu- expense viii be equally divided
between the tIO colleges Ir Is thought
-b.- each VII get sI10oC. II not more
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-01
SOUTHERN olsaSlNos.


OH Pete RevnslstS. one Il the ncsa
noted characters IN CIrburn county.
Ala = acaE
Fur stxsv r~ar. A~ a1f a~-si - ltf- cf n~r~
nss. svrsiinx "a pr~-~s-= q ~ur--a art hs~-
sng bus hstle 10 81 VIA E~1 In hf= ruatA 70
~zz sz- Il ts~ .ps-ss af Mansie. A. -A~~~.
Am~sax . rsra ,ssa~r. Ae snAhlst - ~ iars
sv~vT sr~rtr- AZ t1Ssirxtsra 10 N. = y-.r-
ed van. n guxrrei va scsnps1sen s~rv
M aavurs sauwa by vnaux issty. was ws@ AZ
inst r-n~ ~ sprsz b~ii-. - lnfzrs-s -sszn.fs
w1tr. sw~nfzzliv lr=s ~ n. -sznrs-sSn's t@ats
Ess ta-s~rs ws~ita hr-s<hr szrn ~csga-sfaI aat
mrs was al r~nf~--t IA vain ssn~- sHa- Yoaax
hMfT r~fa-sf inng-r - r~crwsi - aisn He sn2a-
atnr-i Nshsls sat rf2nz-~i nss1 M wiidsr-~-~ -
aortA Aish~-a&. szzi wa- srr v~0~s .t time ia-f
- al va kssw ssin. ous~. ssss ssfsr~ sa-
~ar- - v-ntz-~sf eat 90 i~xrz surnssaing e 10
~sraa N hnls % isux ear~ax.n. He 4r-~--zt az
N 1ts eAs strs@ ~ sa-z~nr~ snsf wsat - Husts-
villa wa~r~ - 49, nv s-t - hsIL ss -aark
tne ses~rs csrese af sAs r~an-~--- valley wsrs
pr~~@rt on- sf tAs .rss A.Aks~- ~hssn 10 -u~s
vss his Moh3lz .rsyaslatsne~ - sss-r v~<r-
rn~x Bowed - n a. thrv pa.@~~f R~v-usfts
a-zc%art frera me =-sa~. r~tzraef ~ 80 assf-
arss u rs s-ci1rtus. sss a@v.r ssararet axalz
- tAs ~ sstas1asu- as rr,~a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-01


MAssr~~-s
There = IN PariS \ eat vhis.h. z tn.
-aur-S hold the viii of Madame Ds1brai.
lady ~ na.Esrass sortazs rveeuclv DE-
sz=~rsl b b. vzliaf. viii ss1srn - n ~
'~ipt ef an independents iasssme.
This lady. dviag without rrlAsians -
irienaS. a~~lre.i ~ leave a Suitable pr-a-
Tisson f.5r two ohicetse tas z1aiussnanc.
4 her tomb IN good aFytsr. 2asl the euErs-
inr> OF her pet cat- Bis< For lie SsErrr
ss--umpiiShaaent of these two objects
he combined with then \ shirsl- 4 b..-
lsssst 20 the public schools u \ certain
zz-si IN Paris. which are - receive th..
-emaintier Of her fortune. after the ex-
)srslisHre Of two hundred f-anEs-
th-sut forty dnllars-a1urai,y for the
ats bard during its natar1l l5fe. AMI
lISsS of whatever further sum maz b.
-rssai-~d 80 care property for her own
.omh
This eccentric viii provides further
hat Monsieur Bis. having been ae-
ssistoue,E 70 little insiulgeus,es. e shall
Mss nothing % which he has heenme
.ahit.atesf
L su..ci ris.S that he n o. sir-r n
basket lined with soft aannel. ami = sss
be presented daily with two god meals
q milk and meat served In the Sezrs<
Eaaeer from which he has always h-e~u
fed
He is % Be kindly aad considerably
treated and his fur II Il, receive earr-
ful cleaning and c0Eu hinss orer week.
and blue ribbon = ta be tied aruaa4
his neck every sGndav morning.
Monsieur BIS. who = Al present. de-
-idestIy the mrsr famous cat in Frzns-e.
: n la-ze and exceedingly aansisr1n-
white Aagorz. with long IiaFy fur and
yreat yeliow-broNn eyes. locking Ike
twin scpazes laid IN cotton weed
Il seems cruel 20 reckon the years Of
this superb beast from , m-r-~nary
point Of view. bus that IS what the rep
r-=-utarixes II th. schools Interested IN
Mne- DuhraFs viii hare already be.<rHn
to do
The life Of n cat i ahou. twelve years
Monsieur Bis = stili IA the hev,lav Il
youth. and the question - VIII il b=
worth while % Accept the ussisra.e
legacy Of AIS late mistress. burzi-nesi
for ten 0r twelve yea-s with forty dol
lars annually for Nensse- Bis
Moreover - many PSOpls have offered
70 bcarri hirn AZ this rate of payment
that there iz n fear that shOuid h- die
another white cat might be substituted.
and - the annuity be extensis-i i1sisfi-
altely-
Alsogasher the prospect Of the feline
kzir securing hiS inherf-an-e without
opposition Is DOUBTFUL. bat rseA or p.o.zr.
there i no GoUbt Of = good home k~izx
fsGzd s0r eat q such distinguished
manners. nne perSoual arpeara1ee. and
extensive reputation CG7-
: cz1isn-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-01

=Nst onr usan IN a fsrsn vii trif re
s-ush n yue ask hizn shy he v~ars .
ping haG -Esu's H.szn-
IA T-ssA fri~nsl insists IA. ~.
chivf Pi~asurr IN Sassizz pretty -irl =
vxAsn shs vren't 80 F,ssl- b sisrn Trans
srtpE
-Al~ar~ crelis = wi~e nsan wi.h
whaf D. sls.-~ s.'t ssv. anst eissr5r~ sAs-
t~sl's warsa Ep - hiza - Galveston
Neu<
Ia m. crraiuw nSv.-~whv .l.rrsn-t
Sanss.-r ever r. - the ps,g,Sv~ ~Ee AaS
\ sss-slEax pa5r-ssf with Mrs >san.E-r-
-Caaaro Nevy--Iies-ss,L
The Usszal E--~ns5ou -whurr-rr--
They arr s-vfailv u~vr p-ap'e Every-
thing tasv have = new >uarrer--
Except their uana~rS. o. Tsscs-
-si-e - the mTssrrss-- - Humanity
!. IN. rrinstsne~ with walsh n raan
suvS a vxsrssn's magazine tsrr his vile.
ard the ca--ru~~x with rhach Ne rrssis
H.
The -o-s5n wh,s tells vru n s.a-rrs
makes vou prrniss nns g. tril is .c 1n~
enc else Eic wants rs. exclusive priv
Hsv~ q telling it hiuu>cit--N. a. Pssa-
vun..
Pm AFRAID Iohnnr = wuin~ - the
bal a. fast A. n. rla.- xasi h5s rztsrt1as-
Is he@- rePlis~i The nrishRslr Why
dcn vea gct him euapievmrnt a. n
ne-seus-cr h-rv- w Arlington Star
Perhaps "a = jriSs a. well tsssss -=sss-s-
ca. as a rule. aren't hus-ia.~=-fiix- ~
e -.
they ta What hasl bargains shev zas&r
psrenaialiv when thsv zsz--v zsen.--
>oSnerviiis Journal
At the Tsiusc MnSsu--. LADY w.
ifur-'-Di,s it hurt vou very rrsrlsrA WIEN
they stEcx the n~svile In WA Tat
ssl-ss,t Iaan-s-Nss. rla'ans. I .issu-t rrsfnst
IT, csrnre fr,sna th. state u New 1e--
sey---N Y Herald
~ shoagh. vou said vuur b.s-aS
mrs, was n csslrrxi Eiri. M HscssS.
ssAai the v-ssto-- Il saw Der tS-fa~.
ard shs-'S -zhsr-- .Oh. well. sh. Isv,sxs
whistle. = saisi Mrs. Hicas. '-fur "a r,.alEtw
shes verv x-r,su- ~-IEarp-r's Ea-a-
->uh5irss - Dssse--W NJ fs9nrnsw-
Il learn that Tie customs afsS..~r want
ev' - -elis-c: dusT "a Ms F1vrp wn her
rrtssrn f-psn En-ups. Mr. GA-xuvls.
--tsrzcsugS- whas fur~ NJ. fsara-
-sev--'iEc saht her grrErrtexion wa. a
WORK q ar ~-ncfr1is F--~ Prs
The Fr~scns ess~asi F-n.sssxa- T1urz-
FavSi-ian sss eisi pr@,-.usari i-'-t1 -t1si,r..sr.
I tear nv rasarns - xuln< ta dff-
uaut you ro sawEvs- ssns change n
sa. t-~asEuru.~ o1H ussrrrssr---fE.sS a. n.
anr nonev-~ -Sa- Then - ahead
vvith sas, present tEcataaent-" -Yara--
Btzsl.
"A Rap "a sgss EnurS<iss-H~rr -
"a. a lar-~ party ts B.. who hat
treated hin dizr-<pry tfslsrl- .->ar.
propose - lend vaa fssr sF~es bssn-x
~ shs- msulsrS aud customs - u-alss.
srcirtv Herr b --Nerv pleased.
Tn sarc. but esn Yos rally spar- il
lhat lcngsA Of siHnss- s---E'lie4s~asa. Hat
srr
-gadixent Aasi Ssssssiy Mas 30 ssv--,--
.c-asSinx elslsr}x fzsiT5-.-risas... mun.
sUald v0a h~ kinsI cnsss<h - ziv. as-
ssssans7r tn rs-sr man Just Ont of tn.
lnspiEzza-- Elsierlv Lzsfv fs1i1snar ~.
slrs---tsa. way. yeu lad mzz- You
smell ~ strong fraa ran. can fasr7v
szste IL ~Yan an. nsarsr- -Ys<.T
an II wish bad vs.s- snegrer.
aa@- Saith. Gray { Ca : MortAlv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-01
-sNrS FROM EvsRs~HEEE
Caa~-rmfaG Tear rshs~. v.tIes1 sad rsar


C-a~-r-sax Tear r.hs~. Fades. .a.I rs-r
as@--astA
Errrv hssuscsxcper shuuld ka.ssx IA.
Que pm. Of aSphalrarn. well MIXED WITH
a <sai of slrp-atins. azsf aPplaezE with
paint brush - <-zteS. frun.x. sensls-r-ss
and any similar irun suh~.ans.e. vii
give Z the shiny aru-arzncs. sha. Z
wore when new Tbs amount Of sAs.
mixture VII paint sve x-z.es and b-.-
langsngSs al~o the ksnchen stove. T.
VII last Just - long and hare exactly
the same aDpra-ancs thas each had
vvhsn new Paintcrs make big money
doing this kind of work that can easily
be sions. az koEn-. By one of the family
a. rrlaing euss hy knowing what 10
Use
IN preparing oysters for IN in~alai-
the eve. or sogga white pis-s. IN each
should he removed L palatable and
uafritisus dish = crearsls.t oysters.
Vxhis.h. made t1r enc perseu. calls f,nr
half dozen oysters heated IN their
own Eguor- Remove carefully aav
sruEn whirh rises. Boil half a emp ~
mix with a pSnch II salr- dast of
N-~A-A h%A@@ y %
to n cram By stirring IN n trzsPaonfszl
u aour wet with a little cold cream.
" hen smooth pour over The hot oyste-s
and serve with squares II dry tnaSt
from which the crust has been cut
There = n right and wrong wav %
Do everything. The right way - put
salt fish - soak Is with the -fssh side.
upward In this way the salt settles
n the bottom OF the Pan. When ham
or eornsst beef are boiled for sIieinx
they should always be allowed 70 stand
IN the liquor until cold This makes
them Juicy.
A novel idea IN n clothes tree wa.
worked cut the other day By an in
genious young woman A dead tree
from the woods had the branches saved
away SO as 20 leave projections Of from
four - twelve inches. Th-se were
rounded on. peeled. sznoothed and
polished the entire trunk being hand
s.omely finished Into the protesting
branches were screwed brass hoos<s.
and the whci,. WAS set into n standard
made Of 4 very heavy chestnut plank
This was polished and vanished and
mounted on casters. which were set a.
the extreme eorn~rs Of the base- With
a push Of the foot il could b. rolled
a1yv Times.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-01

Bishop q ?. Fitzgerald. os The Meth
csiiss Episcopal eharyh. sszasA. IN his
Thanksgiving sermon ~ Atlanta. Ca.
sasE-
Az cstazeus - can al r-ur-rir flsn in sns
Thanksgiving A. frnnc-zrs. r-sr -sr -Asas
Cd ,1r wnat russ have s1~e -~s~s--f A. ~
ruaiicxn~. vuu szz tasaS tod flr xAat ya-
aaws hsA A. salri psrsyrt~- vsa sAaak,
Svss for ~A<E rua sup- m sc asr-zfrer As
rz-uhahateuuz~t-s ru1 asn tazzs ft~t fur tSr
& -Nr~ II kor~szln-st aasf r-r~~~~rza-s zstrr
df-cuifsa- IA zuxFzEr-l ruazsz tssak ssssi
fssE r Yun sr~ ssw- IVA az zlza ~~assrt A&
aaf9v-- aa-1 ess1--ss-. waa esa tessnk Gss-9 tsAs
ru ~~rs sgr1 N s1sn lzzf ~ ARs@r~v As t-r-
sig1-hors rsts--a- 1sv s@&nk God r~ns ve-a
Ins-s~ yu'zE ssv ~ s1s- csFgzerv u war c-assss
Nrt r1sEr inrs A. w@itas p~rpse vws ~Nr
rpac- te&s vs1s ~ 49, -aii8--- - ga@ Fxss-r
A -siar~s2 E-~aua-. va r~gss-- saNf vua
a 10 -is@ s1tlf-~z - Cd Lsr zs a. tn-.- 80
~ a srSsuEN<svalx ssrx ant ss n. .-arsv reai
al arsr tA~ lszA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-01

The rag doll ieArer - the heart Of
childhood than any other sort of doll.
i quite the fashionable doll par ex-es-
lsnce ~ the present moment Unlike
the enc cur yrandzOehers made for
their little ones. the 0ne cherished by
the little folks 0f to-day Is of flesh
eolors~t silk j--sey cloth or Of cotton
bzIbri<gz1 Of sk= same eolor- It's body
- nllesi with cotton and its hair = n
many rings ct yellow sizSie Eephyr.
stitched On N loops The saes - painted
and ~ h-n il is Necessary 70 clean Il this
Ease can be rrpalns-si after the ress has
been washed. as Il caa BE. without IN
Jury y-pesroir Er~s Prr~&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-01

The Ladies' Hermitage association %
Nashville. Teun-. n m2xs8g active
Preparations sor the ANIMAL e-sebrasssr
of Jarx~su'S aav-
NJ A sssr~as. RrsrTz~sar - 80 xscsal-
sca san~-. s@@ s-zsi-r~s ts@ sn~ees.1sssz ss~ 49,
- - m-<zfrr-7f a~~ sat-s ~sars wsii - y
--~1turs@ srr 80 x---sE ec-xssu-. M Ssm~~us
7r Ev-~s zEr-~w~r- - go sss~ zss.rr-Ns1uz Eats
~usl-s t41azaezs snnaAsiw n rs-~rfaaa VII -
rur-~a ~ e-xa- u <-a1s-4r sr2-
arm ~ssNE-t n Sz~arsE. al g. zAnp
Wv Azt~rwsezzx fzzrzre~ I'll hs a.
r~aar-a. - e-cN~sa1 vi - .
m~snarxhis s1ss La<- the Fas1-~ - Esun BAL
~-sc@ vN~ sssr1 arauaanz~1 su~---z ss-azlf-
naI 1nsnr ally. 80 -~c~rrsaa VI ~ e nassunsl
on- Gsv-~s- wE - law-i~t r~szn ---r- -stv "a
re Taion. izcl1Etsz< ~ n. vss-~ -s<-zsn = "a.
as.~rsat States A-nn n-asnfarnf ~.r~azs rr-prs
ta~r- s-st@- A. - naafE-r~x<w s4li. uusz
sznst4w- tn 8aEs ssr ta- rsz~ar4rzaa Ia. h~~-
sst e1r T1a1xrT -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-01

Louis Lague. Of nazviii-. Ia. -sv
months ago rad in the Atlanta ifsA-l
Constitution n communication f-arr n
voung lady signing herself Mss Ella
Elliot. Of Georgia
Tn- ars,ri- 3ppe<r~i upan a pzx. s~~ss@i -
Hferzfz-- tsnsi~-. and rsizfst - srrzstl. an-nr
nluirs. aad s.is vuuBg r4n rr Dxn~fls- vas -
St-unxsv hurr-s-si BY tn~ G-arx-a xsrf-s -s~w
II ~ manner n eunt-ar=rSF taaf - wrxt- a~r
q i~t-sr. r~xzlzr carr-sp~nit-ars .vrxax M.
---aissnx IN @xra4ngs q, paosaxrxphs. ant
~ eunriuafaf - % IN esror<sz - S-~ s1s a--ss-
z&i. ~ss-a - afi Five HrTS sr-=r fa.v zl-s
sa~g w-re raarTsst- Hnsi NJ Lsgle carr1sI hls
hrisl- Ia ats northern bone
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-01
Fos SUNDAY OPENING.
Pr->sasax HHxxfsssEAaar E~.a~. . CHrvalxr
letter.


cHnrkasa. Wv - E-Ps.sisf-ns Hfc--ir-
bothazi sf the WorlEs far has ass-
dresssa n strung aud comprehensive
l-ts-r - ezch II the -uu<-pS~snru and
~en1tssrs a. Washingtan outlining ths
Pusstlfn II he &ir-~tarv On IN. gsss-=-
tissn - >aas&Av epenin.r a1d xsring, an
ai~a 81 wnat : msMns hv n Sunday
FAR NJ n <xinb.srhaa gant.-s IN full
the r---1lufiun~ aafssDte5 By ~. las-al
Girvct4sry n tawsr 81 an er~n fasr an-
DIR certain g-strirtinns. He Offers evs-
essace - sh.Grv thas a ma s.zritv % the
p~uple af rhs uis-sG >;aas< are op-
p.assssi - zicssaz, tie exposition ats
sundays. and rir~s tss r-suit If expert
msnrs made hS Bz~hsp SpaIssinx. Il
Feor-a. Bsshup Purser. # New York.
Rev Robert Cslywr- ef New York. Rev.
winot J. >ara-r. ef BszStun- Postmaster
Jamrs A >~xtnG. and Mayor Wash
hurne. u Chiczgo
Ro~sal ea-s ticixet< were mailed 20
8. 9aG izlfzxi,izAis asrtsssis % Chirago I7--
rg IN cirirs % nor- than 4.a00 and less
than u. aoa pacuIasio1. where the Sab
hatarian element would naturally b.
strungess- asking for their views On
Sunday closing
The replies Indicate that more than
three out of every four persons
addressed oppose Sunday cIcsi1g. Mr.
Hig xinbotham further SAYS that cics-
ing the gates sunday would prevent
the holding Of religious services con-
dusted BY the most eminrnt elergxmen
al the exposition grounds, as had been
arranged by the directors
He closes BY an appeal 70 the seua-
tsrs and Representatives not 10 hiGe
this gem Of modern civilization from
the telling thousands.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-01

A DISPATCH WIS received IN New
Tarsr en- the 21st- frurz Col y. W
Rssves. Director Of Gil1nore's band de-
car;rg that there was No truth IN the
published reports Of disruption and an
aouncinE that the band would APPEAR
n View York city. On the s-th. with un-
hrukEn ranIss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-01

The 81 Louis Gloor-p~noc-.s Of ths
2ssh stated
rasr- vp~ eun<si-rzhi~ zzrr. ssls Il 80 -ss
npn rrup Yesterday snsf ~-ssn~e-s t.lltnx
racfiT on- S-~ NSrk st2sa-ssessa srapp~f
frsErs - iss - ssa MS h.l-~ n . ssnxls ~~-x
s1st azazv kesl rra<1s-sssrssssr- ~as a.ss naoa-a
s1vssfrg 5~isw - 500 sr- SOW n a cszssssssss=
ha ~xSrss@ no surprf-- a-<4sH Rs1-~ tas
hrzt q K-c-spss 49, xsfii rszziax N -iewi~. sa-
snra- ai~~ exz Ae szf e t1-rn ~ 20 -rsnn3rs.
.ra q ~ r-rsart- AZ 1--r1as z~Tars-zl Sssas-
Tor To- p~rsFSis -ruEa --Tt-ah-r EgE. sasf
tie ~@zz. c~rs1zt s1s~ vn.r r1sv ~s- asl1uw.s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-01

caryr FERDrSksD De LEsEEPs WIS
mt present. n the heginning CT the
criminal Frusecution IN Paris. On the
zra. sf himself and his asssocin..s Il,
ne Panama canal enterprise After a
1ar-iv frr-naI opening. President PERI
ssrr ser n. trial OF the case for Janu-
II 10
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-01

Nr Edwin :. Racser- formerly ct
Lvnchhurx. Va. but uszv IT Rirhnssn1.
Va. and Mss Myrtle : Roberts. Of AIh@-
marie county. we're married tire ether
daF-
rhss- r~1 w-r- is---- 1soass. so. bus stIr-
f@r-nr~ sprs1x ar n~tw~-a fa-sa Nasl tae essr
nass rrsrui~~i aer eanf ~ a-ats=r fs~-t.-
tssns - tAslr ~~fsiag .sF~ tssa@f All M-aoa.-
fansa m --r-fv-t ex-tS NJ Rark-w wao.s
snrr vrote n hts fsrnsr s<-~t.~srs sal zrz-l
arr 10 r-coa~ttsr ra~ mHrt-r ant b~--erns af~
sr-t~ S'i- ati r~s~s-ssts-r --ns ~ RsrA-nanf
zad q 1asst wesfsiiag ws= ne sxszsL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-01

At sar SESSION Of the sixteenth r-n-
CA zszcrabir Ct the EniVhts Of Labnr
n = LOUIS. en the sTss. Terrence V.
R1r'ieriv WIS unanimously reelected
-nerzl master workman Hugh Cav
znaagii was chosen general vorthv
h'--naH and John W Hay< general
-r--ssarv-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-01

REPORTS from Canton. O. NJ % the
narui-.r ef the sassI. were % the sfr..s-s
sAat william Mckinley. S. father ct
ser NcEinieT. was xraduallv sinking.
and that there -ss 70 hope 81 his -e-
earerv. 0ue Leg was eumpleseIv pa-a-
frzel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-01

NJ Farls correspondent CT the Lon
: aAy News notes the E1cs that
-is lriaL Of the Panama canal directors
~ DC cundueted under articles Of the
s.'ia'li'1n !. law Therefore. he SAYS. the
~ '-''fE OF the Prosecution Is that the
- --iAiiia canal proiect has been swim
-e nom the beginning. and the direr-
= are liable II convicted - inpris-
.sa --Hn1 and tine. and To deprivation ct
Her ciEl rights
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-01

CF n the I'D nothing had been heard
af I-an Petrvf. the Russian Alaska ex-
ger- who made false representations
ID the state department. which were
eEnhosi5esi N the ease Of the govern
merit of the United States before the
Bearin-s >-.l arbitrators, sines. the ex
poszrs Of his duplieirv was made.