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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-13
Manager Gettysburg Pane
N1AeARA ~ onIcAao.
A Seductive Invitation TO the Gazette
EIoursionIsts TO See Niagara.


EIoursionIsts 10 See Niagara.
CHICAGO, Sept 10.
To Contest Editor of the Fort Worth CTor.)
Gazette:
DEAR SIR:-I see from your paper
that you are creating q state interest
in an excursion to Chicago and Mag
ara Falls. The latter we have here on
canvass, painted by Paul Phillip
poteaux, the celebrated French artist,
at cost.of $50, 900, and is pronounced
by experts, ''real as life.h
The painting is 4OG feet long and
fifty feet high, and II your excursion
party will visit II while In Chicago,
will have no further desire to visit the
Falls, and 1 cordially extend your
distinguished excursionists an invita-
ton to visit us while here. Extending
our congratulations on your enterprise
and wishing the party a merry trip.
We are sincerely,
JULIEN GUMS,
Asst Manager.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-13
LIBnY PRISON WAR MUsEUM

An Invitation TO the Gasette's ErourSlon-
lsts TO visit the Confederate Dispiay
CHICAGO, IT,, Sept. ~
To the Businoss Manager Gazette, Fort
Worth, Tex
DEAR SIR: Observing with pleasure
the widespread interest the people Of
your state are manifesting in the dedi-
cation exercises Of the Worlds Column
hian Exposition TO be held In Chicago
next month, we take pleasure IN ex-
tending to the party composing the
CAzRTrE's excursion a cordial invita-
ton to visit Libby Prison national
war museum, feeling assured they viii
take peculiar interest in our Confeder-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-13
REmANDED TO JAIL,


MOBILE, ALA, Oct, 1.-Two negroes,
Moses johnson, aged II, aud James
Packer, aged 10, are believed TO be the
murderers OF Richard l.. johnson and
his daughter, Jonetta, at Davis Ferry,
Friday night. They were arrested
Saturday night. lmpromptu court was
held Sunday. After tho examination
Of them and others accused the above
two We're taken Monday morning TO
jail at Monroevillc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-13

SAN ANGELO, TEX, Oct. I2.-rspe-
cial. Horse thieves have made their
appearance in San Angelo. Two horses
were taken from C. W. Shields barn
Saturday night, one small black pony,
branded "H or other u bay horse,
white face, fifteen hands high. branded
Diamond left shoulder and thigh.
Good mover under saddle and In buggy,
shod ali around. Horse valued AZ one
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-13

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Oct. 12.-The police
have not yet obtained any definite clue
to the perpetrators OF the outrage at
Sublette yesterday. The case at pres
emit is as much ola mystery us ever and
the entire detective force of the city
will be put 10 work upon 1t to-day.
The neighbors are very much aroused
and there is some talk OF lynching
when the murderer Is discovered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-13

NASHVILLE, TENN, oct. 1l.--News
has been received here OF the killing
of four men in jackson county last Sat
urday. At Granville, G. II. and K. p.
Maddox killed Bill Lansom ia self de-
fense. L.ansom attacked the Maddox
boys with knife and they shot him.
AZ Gainsborough, dnring the progress
Of a negro demonstration, three men
had a general fight and all OF them were
Lillal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-13
CABLE GAR ACCIDENT.


KANSAS Cry, Mo, Oct. 12.-Four
persons lost their lives IN cable car
accident this morning. The accident
occurred at the intersection OF the
Santa Fe tracks and the cable car tracks
at the Fifteenth street station. A
train ran into grip car OF the cable
train and four Of eight persons on the
grip car were killed, the others escap-
ing injury. The dead are William
Barbee, gripman; Cynthia Revis, Ed
Mckinney and jefferson Secribt. pic
ture Trainer. The cause OF the acct
dent was the absence OF watchman
from his post OF duty, who was attend
ing TO his lanterns.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-13

SAN ANTONIO, Oct. 12.--lSpecial. =
just after the late drouth 300 car loads
Of bones were shipped from Alice sta
ton on the San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass road representing the death Of l5,.
010 head Of cattle around that point
Many thousand head Of cattle were also
shipped out Of tho country much re-
nevinR that oyerstooxed section.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-13

SAN ANTONIO, TEX. Oct. l2.-Ispe.
clal. THE Anniversary OF the discovery
Of the continent was celebrated tonight
BY the Christopher Columbus society
with a ball and banquet. Masses we're
also said In tho Catholic churches IN
the iorenDon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-13
|uSioN sTocK YARDS
.,,c. Invitation 10 tho On
s'uss EHcursionista

sIdlAi Invitation 10 the on
'''ss EHcurslonist.
uAeo, Ill, Sept. 20. 1892.
Sas. >ANi'ArE' rort
~. deserving from a perusal
! issue Of Tue GAzErTE , the the
~ q = i5hla',ugurated by you for the
~ . delegation of'Texas ladies
Il n, my, 70 visit this city at the
IN S nl the auspices Of your
{, ~ v,pes,slon Of the dedication
+ ~ r we Worlds Columbian
|ny LOW extend through Won
s. ', ~. to the delegation
me greatest i've stnct
ne world. ave sVoch
poron Of the party will al
,, ae acceptance hereof, And
me party here. / will
rs,5 ~ showing them the
pc Siia, Of disposing Of the
III P.s OF live stock al these
q lay your great state CON
se q share. Very re-
Q, w. BAKER.
- SECRETARY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-13
> THE DEDICATION.

PES Party VIII Leave Monday.
o'l II, at $40 p, NJ
n'a Fe has made arrange
tart THE GAEETTE's party at
Monday, Oct II. Parties
- to accompany the excursion
pride fair dedication should at
lie William Doherty of the
road at Fort Worth to secure
epers, As many friends and
|oi the excursionists as can be
ated in THE GAzETTE's car
nitted and other sleepers will
q accommodate all whowisb
excursion. But all who wish
should write Mr.. Doherty at
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-13
THE AUDITORIUM comrANT ~
extend an Invitation to the aas..,.,. -.
a. kIeusIen Vary.

..,7 70 I'M uAEette1 Ter
as kreuslen Party.
Editor Gazette, Ait'' sept Is lss2
Inc manager Of the Auditorium ann
pIany urgently requested me 10 EVEN, s,,
HE GAzETrE'ss excursionisfssrni,no,','iu
tatlon, to call and inspect the great Az, :,
altorlnrn building and tower whiie q,
TINS city. The building Is one Of ,h M
largest, and finest in Chicago ana ,he
observatory on toweris 90 feet b,gb
ailording an excellent birds eve vlsv
al I'm Snicag9 and Lake Michigan from i,s
Wy W. heights. Theexcursionists should
, ,,,i, Hiss me treat, US an hour there
l will give them better knowledge Of
!i city aud lake, than DAYS travel
through 1t. Very truly, i n r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-13
4 AROUND THE WORLD

store for the Gazett.a E.our-
',onl.ls to Chicago
I; s,@ap OF jackson park shows
w y wonder, and a glance
m M Of the so-called Midway
4, show that a journey from
!, % the otherwlllbe equiva-
w trlp around the world.
xhen he starts out NAV see
NJ Dahomey, an Austrian
pa nese teahouse, a Morocco
. ss! house. an Algerian
Sst 10 Cairo, q Moorish
r. ISL Alsh village, a panorama
VIZ, VIZ Alps, alderman village,
,,,, a Japanese bazaar
fractions. NNiii'or
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-13
suLEGH G. HALLIwELL,
tk Editor Drover's Journal.
bAzErTE EXCURSION
Monday. October II, Via The
Santa 70 Route.

Monday, October II, Via The
Santa 70 Route.
+ desiring to accompany THE
5 excurslonists to the Chicago
ID may DO able to secure the
~ Of rooms at the Palmer
Is making Immediate applica-
lf6ngh THE GAZETTE. THE
AN b endorsement Of any such
|t|pn will secure specified rate
ips rooms are all booked by the
* duplication reaches Chicago.
He, the only chance to secure
tbment is by su early applica-
he rooms in Chicago will be
alium in October and THE GA
~ DO able to aid those Of its
Pple who apply early. The
" must specify how many days
~ will DO wanted, beginning
ipy, October 10, the day the
Haists will reach Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-13

sumptuousness. They are palaces on
wheels that are not excelled even bv
the private coaches In which royalty
rides. Every comfort, convenience and
luxury imaginable in travelling Is en-
bracod in these cars, ana the journey
will be like dream Of pleasure instead
OF one of fatigue and annoyances.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-13

ate display OF war relies and a,,,,,,..,.
80 closely associated with ali ~ eu, .,i''l
d mem and distinguished eer MY prom osa
cSrs' statesmen and nrivsta sais olll-
VINO participated In the VIM fv eg.u ,ei,,
70 iooo' Very respectfully. 'A ioo'
NORMAN L. Ross
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-13

.s'ss Girl. WIN 10 10 o,,..
g aAd the Fair.
r. fe company is preparing
! On, A. ~, ~ guests Of TIRE GA
4 81. mat Is 10 be furnished.
A ye sgie out that the finest
In , yuied drawing-room
oserhauled ana va I'm, tne
epea y, IN the pleasure
on, =. ! NE GAzErTE's ex-
l,6 ~ Who has never seen
b o,s ~ !, y, running on the
a VI their beauty and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-13
j. M. BYRNE,
Asst Pass'r Traffic Mgr.
THE CHICAGO ART INSTITUTE.
THE ART INSTITUTE, !

CHICAGO, Sept, 10. 1892
Business Manager Gazette, Fort Worth,
Texas
Dear Sir; note with pleasure tho
interest taken in your papers excursion
TO Chicago and Niagara, and | take
pleasure In extending to the ladies and
chaperons composing your excursion an
invitation to visit our museum while in
the city. Yours very truly,
N. Ii. CARPENTER, Sec'y.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-13
KILLED HIS MorHeR.lN.LAw.
She Stepped Between Shot Gun and Hor
Daughter.

DaugniW.
BIRNuNGHAM, ALA, Oct. 1.-THE
details Of tragedy at Galloway mines
reached here this morning. A man
named Joe Dunn was engaged in "a
heated quarrel with his wife at their
home yesterday. Hot words had pro-
ceeded to blows and in his anger Dunn
seized double barrelled shot gun and
pointed It at his wife. Mrs. Dali, moth
er-in-law OF Dunn, stepped in between
to save her daughter, and received "a
load Of buckshot In her face The shot
tore both her eyes away and one-half Of
her face. She is dying and the citizens
arc pursuing the husband, who escaped.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-13

WASHINGTON, Oct FIT was said
at the White House this morning that
Mrs. Harrison passed fairly good
night, and her condition this morning
is unchanged, except that she may be
q tfine weaker,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-13

TERRELL, TEX, Dot. 12.--lSpeoial.l
THE took Of Ell Gatfney was sold to-
day for $4,000 and bought by NJ. c.
Cartwright Of this city
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-13

DENVER, Col, Oct. 12.-Tt began
showing hero at II o'clock last night
and this morning the storm Is still IN
progress. Reports from throughput the
state indicate that hight snow is falling.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-13

About two thousand stump speakers
are at present said to be at work In this
campaign.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-13

Firstolass tailoring and
First-class goods,
First-class trade solicited.
CHAs, THIEs,
Merchant tailor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-13

lou mast register y you sould tois IN
Nouembv. The books are Ysos1 open and
iniu dose October 20. Itc0s.s you aotkiao
Q rcgisLea.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-13

hundred and seventy-1ve dollars. Own
or will pay two hundred dollars reward
for thief, and n liberal reward for
horses.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-13

II, onersd the EHoursionlsts
|,6e Union stock Yards.


|,he Union stock Yards.
CnlcAGo, Oct. I, 1892.
IN. MALoNE:-Mr. Chas. w.
4 been authorized by vice
/ aud General Manager John
hi Of the union stock yard
Ia sec that THE GAZETTE ex-
Il are well taken care OF at
'yaris. They will not only be
4 neatness and despatch with
\ saueal Is taken out of pigs at
houses, but will be
. opportunity to sample the
4 ylands served at the Transit
Manager Howard, Yours
suLnGH G. HALLIwELL,
tk Editor Drover's Journal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-13

j. L. Nicks & Co., are agents for
Clements celebrated tape worm cure.
II nnVer inilA.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-26
The Direct lax.

Gov. Stone cas- issued the fol.
lowing:
All persons having claims
as original payer, or as heirs.
devisee, iesatee or agent ofsucn
original pay er, against the direc.
tax und sefu AIDED to the State
of Mississippi by &c. o. Con-
gfess, approved March 2. 1891,
to- distribution aroag The per-
sods entitled thereto, are uerc.
by Notified TO come forward or
send ,1eir claims, and make
proof .vereof and Sic them with
he undersigned. Governor OF
tie state of Eiss'ss ppi. for reg
is ~ n his cHice. Blarks for
clziEs a1d proofs and all o.ler
tu1oenS iO1 desi ed will be fur
nisued on application to the d.
'ecs Tx Comm ssion, Jackson,
Eiss.. o. o f IL NolI, cleiS OF
re CON miss. on.
"No.ice is rurther given that
ne con- mission created by the
act app owed March 10, 1892.
WI proceed on Monday, The
I'D dJv or Augrst, 1892. al the
dice o. the secre AIRY OF STATE,
to pass GpOa and deie u DE all
c. Ds fed o hat da e n the
o de- o. ~.eiisira ION.
y n STONE,
Gnre. no. of Ni~ssissinni y
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-26
- 81 STONE,
Gore no. of Mississippi"

Que of the greatest aud mos:
alarming preJlsms that ,be ne
gro 10 nov presenting for the
South's solution, and which has
been forged TO the front bv zoe
maay recent and still Increasing
ouirages, is that question of pro
tecting SouIhsrn woms ahood
from the onslaught of bro ISL
lost and ignorance, becoming so
prevalent in mis- age aud day.
rEe unwritten Law in the South
Of death to the rspisi," wnbich
is ins " carried out TO The lei
ter in every Instance where tue
fiead iucaT1are asserts timself,
seems 10 have no effect or 10
terror tn the black brute in the
accomplishment of bis designs,
and each succeeding day brings
to Us the news OF terrible deeds
committed, virtue outraged and
in each instance tac ne va OF the
speedy death OF the criminal. IL
is TIN. disregard OF the law,
when the criminal sees death
staring him in the face, that
makes the matter Of prohibiting
Southern outrages suca a seri-
Gus one. And if the greatest
punishment that can be inflicted
on man will not remedy this
gross evil, what will
This question 10 assuming
alarming proportions, and if lis
increase continues II will have
TO be dealt with in h different
manner and in a way that will be
more effectuai IN prohibiting
ortrages, inan heretofore pur-
sued.-Colum bus Dispatch.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-26

A short time ago SIR O'Fer
rail-, Of Virginia, as chairman OF
the committee of elections IN
the House. brought in the re
port that Mr.. Rockwell, OF New
York. a protege of Senator
Hills was not entitled TO bis
seat Sir. Hill eDdeavored to
influence the committed ia fave.
Of Rockwell, bat without avail.
I'll then turned his attention TO
members of Congress, and By
certain shrevd work he bad the
report Of the committee reject.
ed. But he is not satisfied with
this. O'Ferrall, who is a candi.
date for Governor of Virginia,
opposed him. and he now an
nounces that the Virginian shall
not only not receive the guber-
Material non nation. but that he
shall not be returned as a mem
Der of Congress Mr.. Hill is
getting too big for his boots;
but il remains To be seen wheth
or the people of Virginia will al
iov a New York politician to
decide whom they shall select
for their Governor, or send to
Congress. The Old Dominion
will have fallen npon evil times
indeed, if an upright and able
pubic scavant Is retired at such
a behest.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-26

how cd the South refuse {
support Clevel4rdf lie gave
us an able, clean and economi-
Cal administration. He recog-
nized in all the great depart
mems Of ne government South
ern men. lie gave all the off,
ces there were 10 bestov TO the
Democra's of he country ex
cept in a few cases 10 the North
where he was impeiled % rec
o.nize the Independent vote.
VINO doubts that Cleveland will
not again commit to the South
ern people all me Offices in their
midst that are TO be filed and
to good and representative
Dcnoctatsf Come aader the
Cleveland tent, every body.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-26
CAMPUS GoTS,

Wv Alexander is again with
rs after an absence from sick
ness
w s Terrell, one OF the So,
niors, has = pair Of beautiful
fox squirrels, which he enter
txins hirself with during bis
leisure moments
The irst thing last week ia
the way Of entertainment was
on tuesday night, the Sophie
more salutato-ian contest. They
delivered original orations. The
speakers vere as follows:
kess's. GIlner, Rundle, Flow
ers, Bootne. Rogers J j. and
Collier. and the result may be
sta ed in the words OF the Cam
pUs poet,
Rogers bad the position,
Flowers 1ad the grsce,
Ru1dle got the flowers,
But Collier got he place.
Thursday ni5at the Hermneau
juniors debated for a1uiversa.
rian. The speakers were Nessrs
walker, Broom, on Affirmative
aud Mr.. s u Sni.h on negative.
The question was, Resolved,
that prohibition il more condu.
Give to good society than high
license" Amer due delibera
tion the committee decided in
favor of sir. Smith for annirer-
sasill and Mr.. Boone Al alter
nate.
On Fiday night the juniors
o Phi Sigma appeared in com
petatiye debate for Phi Sigma
a lni"ersarian, and debated the
question, Resolved, that the
colvict lease system should be
abolished The affirmative was
upheld by NessIs. Garland
Jones. CT Siviey aud G F Webb
and the NEGATIVE was champion
ed oy Nessrs- Frank Skipvith
and Joe K TAILOR. The Judges
awarded the place to Ne. Gar
land Jones with NJ. c Webb
AZ alternate.
Ss 'rrday night the Flesh aen
Of Hermsean society acclaimed
foe FIeshmea medals After a
sp tilted contest ii st medal was
awarded to T Ireys and sec
ond to J s ibbler.
Next Saturday night the
freshmen of Phi Sigma will
compete for the media. in that
society which will end the con.
est IatIl Commencement.
MEMO.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-26
Rev ID Juhnaan thu hale

Rev. d.. johnson, the below.
ed pastor of the Baptist church
in this city, has been elected to
tue konored position of Chap.
lain OF Isham Harrison Post OF
he Confederate Veterans As
ISOLATION ofthis city. DR.. John.
ston was . faithful follower OF
the -stars and barsn in the da K.
est hour Of the Confederacy,
and made aud envIable record
throughout the war. his cleo
ton is q fs and appropriate Sc
lection, and IL will rebound to
the credit of this hono ed asso-
citation -Col0mbus Dispatch.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-26

The Wsrscharsky DuJelrnI, a
paper published in WaFsaw. Po-
land, describes . wonderful
clock which will be ex ibited in
Chicago. The clock ia the re
suit of six years of earnest work
by a watchpaker named Goldfa
den. IN Warsaw. IL represents
a railroad station, with waiting
rooms for travellers, telegraph
and ticket Offices. an outside
promenade and a fountain In op
e%raticn. Along the side of the
station are seen the tracks, with
signal booths, switches add Wa
ter reservoirs-in fact, everv-
thing belonging to q European
railroad depot. In the dome of
the central tower of the building
is a clock showing the local
time, while in each of the two
other towers there ia a clock
giving the Time respectively, of
New York and Peken. In both
of the tow els last mentioned, u
calender and barometer are seen
Every quarter of an hour it gets
lively at The station. First the
telegraph operator does bis
work-issues the telegram to
signify that the track is clear
Then the doors Of the building
are opened the station keeper
and his assistant appear oh the
platform ; at the ticket oIice the
cashier is noticeable the guards
leave the signal booths and
hoist the barrier /; a long row of
passengers is observable in
front Of the ticket Office ; bag
gage is hauled ; one of The
guards rings the bell and rain
runs into the station. While
the whistle Of Se locomotive ia
blown. the tain stops ; q work
IAN goes along the row of coach
es and hi 5 the axles with a lam
mer. while another one pumps
water into the water tank of the
locomotive. After the third sig
nal with the station oell the train
stai ts and disappears In a tunnel
on the opposite side. The sta
toe keeper and his assists Mt
leave the platform aud the doors
of the depot building are closed
aud the guards enter thei.
booths and quiet reigns. After
fifteen minutes the same troub-
lie commences again,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-26

The great preacher, TaImage.
in a recent sermon uttered this
sosenn ruth:
The greatest war the world
bias ever known is now going on
between capital and labor. The
middle classes, who have b.th-
erto held the balance Of power
aud acted "a mediator betv cen
the two extremes, are diminish
lug. and at the present .&r.o, We
will soon have no middle class
es, for all will be very rich or
very poor. aud we will he divid-
ed between princes and pau
pers, between palaces and how
ella.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-26
CHICAGO CONVENTION.

1t 10 now less than one month
to the time when the Democracy
of the country will assemble to
nom nate a Democratic candi.
date fer President. AS the time
grows near it may safely be said
thai The contest 10 narrowed 10
Cleveland aud the en,ire field
Of candidates, dark horse,
thrown in.
While nothing in politics il
absolutely sue 1t is rsasonabl,
cer;siL ihai Grover Cleveland
will again head the ticket. and
as the prospects are now good
Tor BlaiBe's nomination it look
as il The country will have the
struggle Of eight years sso "a
60 over again.
CleseIaRd was eco. ssi .5r7
and be will be again. 1ammsa.
cannot afford to xnife Cleve.
land. To do so would ruin
Senator Hill aud overthrow the
leaders OF the Tsmuany o.: .nI
zaiion. New York, New Jersey
Connecticut, Massachusetts,, In.
diana and Michigan will yo;e
the Democratic ticket and with
the solid Soc b. Cleveland wi
be President and &c great Ia "a
refOrmer will be yiudica ed.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-26

we have received frou the A.so
GATED Fancier's, 237 South E,-b.
street. Philadelphia q copy r.
Their Dog Buyers Guide. n cor.
sains a finely executed colorsa
iLon'iapieee; veil drawn enerav.
lnes OF nearly every breed Of doo
ana all kinds Of dog furnishing
good'. We should Judge That he
oook cost TO produce a great deal
mere than the prlee asked-15 81.
End would advise all our readers
for the hook send
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-26

The Confederate Soldiers
Home ut the Hermitage near
Nashville, was formally opened
on the 18th inst. The main
building of the institution is
now completed. aud will pro.
vide for ll5 disabled veterans
Surrounding it is nearly COG
acres once owned by Andrew
Jackson, all of which the state
has given TO the trustees of the
Institution for twenty Eve Years,
The main building is a substan
fial one story brick struc.ur
and is equipped with all modern
eonvenlences, being supplied
with steam heating apparatus,
gas, water pipes, etc.
No state institution in better
adapted for its purposes. Two
thousand people attended the
opening exercises, which con.
sisted of music and addresses,