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Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21
&trfeltge Npbeber.

Brof. epsn CfitboI % pa1tcr z.
8. Dahl | ben Boreuebe Qtrts bar baoi
libt efrtpeoesIins | @Goltsblaost."
Dahl tar nloorIis fat paa Cfteool,
iorbi ban life BIZ ~opsrbrass Gisnbout'
men % bsroes brinss Crib % Split.
telis inb / Samfunbet. Cftebal 'oarer,
at ban pilos pnrs en- gorraber, beriow,
ban cusrbrOs ubeu ilfrebsitiasnbs &a'
rnntier.
8 fit fbfts Soar flyer ban blanbt
nuoet: Ten uuperenbs Raioritst ton
life msb noeen @runo at Ret fables
ben 8Orenebs Girte; tbi ben or bog pits
terlist fun Ct garti, e0er ont man oil,
Ell Bart; ben beitaar uemlis iaa opera
ueisnoe at be tibllesrs GntimisiOuriere,
at be faa al ben somle 8etuius % en-.
fclte Sperlsbere aloeles foriuiEoer BERT,
meoens Winpriteten, Der uoelufteHoe
beftaar al ROnisreuicn os en- Del al
au9uitana, iaalebes tommer til at
ooune ben anoen Bart"
greitelinien err altIaa BRACES.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

6bieago teller nalten so tpit-lutber.
ife airfer % WenigbeOer. 6aluparten
al oisie tilbsrer ben tpite WtisiOuri.
SDnpoe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

81 fatbplffe Garbinaler er bsbe
9sbet af 10 Maaneoer; EN- for bper
Maaneo.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21
Dr.. Peter Fahrney,
IL 8. Hoyns Ave-. Chicago, III.

Dtaif usri al alt Slags for Borinl
oSUVoS- eiter Slao, Gas, Ole, Grubearbetoe.
3rsitegrauniTlg, Bu1HpnItg, meo Btno euer Damp,
3aInpfleoler o. .. Bet utl betale itg for oa at ieuoe
% Gents Tor en- GneneIoueo,a meO 1900 5iIe6er. The
American Well Works, aurori, 81, Gbicaae, al,
Dallas, Teras; Sponep. " z. B. 2.i9.id.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21
FAIR
LODGING BUREAU.

llnoerte9neoe bar pprettet ct SnoIoges
n9ss8ureau % nj urge for at itoNe be-
iBgenoe Stauornnuer btlt9t renltat % an
itGuolst 9osi unoer NfboloeIieu al @eroeHS.
uoitiaiu8en | 1893. Sc, lom suIfer rrmer
llnoerretning, ian t~Ilitripe oS, p9 ct uofgrs
ligt Gtrfulare meo pRroifuloe SplpsHlu9er
oil blipe %ttlltilet.
tE- Glen life at meoi 6rimGrter
bnis Be gnlter SOAR.
Bore fuloe Naone or Capt. So6n Nuoer.
ion o. Sens Slion 8aaia). vi er be9gc
gamls oeltjenote Gbtca9osgtGno "a tan
Itaife be beoite Steierencer for 2GrIj3bco ~
Beoerbeftt9beo.
Goresier:
Wnoerion & SHon,
1870 g. @enter Npe., Chicago, 81.
251gTepm
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

Messers Lightning Colo Cure bill
fulbitanbis beIbreoe aOlit Dos Seite.
.. Stranb & Cos ou.a..
o.. GngbertiCns
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21
apinoefsssomme, Seres yebano.

1Otn oefO9oomntc, oereS Webdnos
line % S~elbreSeiie, er 3itelen paa en-
al The Viturine Medicine Co. / Chicago
uosiUet BOG. Den stuer en- usiastis 8eltri.
pelie al be hos apiuoen Tpretommenoe Sps.
BONNIE % rlreselm9Siigbeoer ianrt Waaoen,
bporpaa be let, burtist os biuist tunne bel
breoes. 8osen, iom sr al saulie ualmiuoe.
Zig Suteresie for ole &pinoer, ienoss
p~prtoirtt til Gnbuer, iom inoienoer 4
Gents / 6~rim9rter. 4oresier
The Viturine Medicine Co.,
10. 18.tf 80 glart Ct, Chicago.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

IA nge Garbinaler ~ubnapntes ben
lobe San. al 8apen. RatiOualiteten
bar iaalebes reprelenteret: Stalisnere
8, Granitmanb ., Gpitere 2, Gnslan.
Der /, Srlenoer l, Spanier /.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

Sngen Benge so@ 1s4, ioq Ssrs sr
iprleoen Seq bar nuttet at banble / DC
8utitfer, boor be Taar al p9 lR99sr paa.
Oct glsr On 8oot t Gs ritniugen, raar man
tIsber, men ndar man %eriarer, efter at man
bar fanet ida tort Gfi1ag. Of man bar betaIt
atturat ferIte Yrts paa ct anoet Stors, isler
nan fig ing. Seq saar bersiter til Bielo g.
8rt88s Stpre % faar famine Tris beitanoig.
6telo q Briggs, SouIton, Minn.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21
9oftor Sbeotogi9 90
Glape.

S Netu England Staterne Tan bet
nuf i 9ioernes 2angbe bau. ttlbraset
fig baaoe bet enc % bet anb.t, ium GoIt
/ Dor 9io fan finoe ~beipnoerlist, men
bet m9rfeligite ! fit Sla9s fan tanlte
bore fgf9enoe:
General SapleD, Der | mango Gar
bar Den iurigite 8efiGmper al Ne9ers
%1laperiet. % altio pptraaOte ibaroist
oerimoo, rsiite ensans ielu afiteo til
SDoen for at fisbe en- Slaoe, bog life
for iis ielu, men for fin 9amle Ben Gos
oOfat SObn Soofer, Sasen forbolbt
JIG iaaleoes:
Com Brett peb 9alcptt Street Gburd
/ Sartiuro, Connecticut, baooe 0tenigs
beben talbet Sames Bennington, EN-
Manb, / boi3 Narer Der ilsb 0egers
blob. Som uug Gut a ban rBmt
bort fra fit Slaperi oeruoe os bapbt
fiampst Zig frem / Geroen, iaa ban nj
par tommen tilba8e fra ct leusere Sp.
bOlo ueo Seioelbcr8 llniueriitetet | Ipit'
lamb iom Softur | Ebeolosi Wer
9ppeu ON rBmte Slnper bar traaot
&raft, us Der bar Jare for, at bar
Itulbe bliue transported til fin saml,
Serre, 8lantaseeieren Der iDopaa
3erfOr reiite Sutplep, oen9ans aouptat
berneb, tisbte Slapsn for i'm Ben %
bra9te 8ofumenterne meo fig. SoUte,
tilbra9te en- for bam unoerlis Dag iOn
Slaueeier, % ben uGite Dag bar Or
tbeol. Bennington en- fri Manb.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

s Gongo, Gfrita, bar TO triitre Rc'
gerincer ubsipet bet ierite 8lao
Congo.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

Tc9reneS Antal Der i 9anoet er u
WtiaIon. 100000 er 8aptiiter, l.
lS6, 900 Retbuoiitcr, 12l 600 Sutboti.
tere, $4,000 8resbpteriansre, $1,000
3iiciple Zen elass Metbooift'S GET J,
6,l25 Gonsresatiunaliiter; 1900 Cpl.
Itopale, c. 1000 9utberauere.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21
Oil On Se tiltr9ffenDe uo,

iaa maa bu bore iunb. Bill bu pare
iunb, ioo buo b~eitarois | bin Rarbso,
farbis for builfstiumbslt Gilialbe, DIR.
Pisroe's Pleasant Pellets, bet bebite
al al. GHsrin8smibIerl Spueopins,
biItss Sober, GoritOppeIis, bsbettet
Tuuss sr be bsoits 8sUiier for en- npiri'
IUm 9epsr - Guriaseu til iaa mango
Spsbpmme -, be tlrsrer ale uregels
masFsbsbsr, afiUnorsr ale 1rsnbeber
ca iremmer iuno &irtiombeb. .. sr be
beOits 9epsrpiuer, be msit iunbbebsbrin.
ssnbs % irsmbrinser inSen al be andre
8ilsrs ubebaselise 8irfninser.
Marg YDap Slnmpi0n er Wapnet
paa en- 100 Gar 9ammsl Rpne, Der le.
Der | 9cubOu. Sun er fsbt | 1887 %
erinbrer snonu tpoeli9 ben Dag, ba of.
t%srretniugeu ON Slaset peb 9raialsor
inblgb.
On Dame ~uoipnrste benbe furleben
ON Rapoleon. Den @amle iparebe:
"Napolspn, bet bar en- ono Wanb. Seq
bar ipm Barn bort, at ban bapbe en-
Slange til Saoer, at en- Tiger ammebe
BAN os at 9inpelen sap bam en- Sial".
Ct Soar, Der piier, at brape eng.
lGuoere funOe baue msset mertelise
Soeer omtrins bet Gar 1900.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21
Observation-Disclosures. {

Observation-Disclosures. Oct bar
mere % mere Daft en- offentli9 5orars
9elie, at Wetbooiitfirfen "%misipnerer"
i Nurse; men iibite 8eoilsnins til ben
pore @tisiiun al iibite MetbObiits9 ,itops
Garstonfereuce er en- Stamplet paa Oct
WtpOe. Eli afrita er bepil9et tun 81
9uiinb Dollars, mebens til Rorae er
beoilset $4,000. 9ent bare, / for
bet umaaeelise beoenite Gfrita imUb bet
trlitue lille aapo, ROrse.
Won ON life en- alminbelis grpteit
fra ben belle &riitenbeo mart oil paites
tilipe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

3 1889 fansilsOes / 9onoon 5000
&uinber for Drufteaitab; i 1890 furs
sgeoes Gntanet til 1000; / 1891 til
5000; i 1892 ites bet til 1900.
Spab betpoer bette?
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

Oct uurTfe gibelielitab bar / 9sbet
al ct Iar uobrebt 10000 8ibler oa
Hpteitamenter. Get8 3notGgter ior
iioiie Gar bar $4,000. 7etS llbsiftcr
bet famine. Sprmuen CT $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21
En nv DOktOr
o. ct felparbstetnce mtotetnR, siess
tr{sf patfsrt.

Ct ct ftlcdtbetottee mfotetnf, ettfs
trtif Battsrt,
tiloirt,t for Stlobehanbltne os arbeiber uesn
Spu tIer plabsr. Gisnneut tette gattsri tan
man i,lp pIacsrs ben bsIbrstenbe % tsltbrinstnbt
~sI.ttriife etrsn til ale 3. ip9e Dele poo tit essa
me, fra Ssisn til Sobiaalea. lltsr 9ptpl n bette
Batteri ben "8dtntliss softer, ION b ibaas
o. Itbenbe | uareb . bar bsntst paa.
SsItr bu big trat 90 iDa9 eler lttn al wbei-
n~natisms, Sopsboart, aauborrf, Bort | 9teeutt,
Rrseipasbsb, Ultima, Rsural8ir, Btssiot,
Rcber!iosipsbomnie, Grtn, og Gttnipebomms
euer nosen anS,n spsbou, 'oa foriss bette Bat
teri. fsrene BIZ op9tosr SaQbet.
YrtS rnso alt 3tlbebsr FUN 900.
Senb 2e. Srtm0rte os erbolb ct innutt Gtasee trtt.
Ey- Gtrtulrr 'rit. .Ss Wgerter ~ tea
n. ART. PUB. CO.,
HOG Masonic Templs, CHICAGO, ILL.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

Yreitsns Susbeieg ct @ienitauo for
3istusiion i "2ntberIt airtetioeuoe" /
a%riitiauta. Sra bes9e Sioer er man
enis / bet snunlise, men ben enc Sioe
betousr me9et itertt bet pauitelise i
Opgaucn, babe ioroi Susbeiss FREEZER
irye9ue @uper til at tale pripnt pg
FREEZER me9en 3io, naar ale / W2euiss
beoerne ital beisses, os bar fine fore
6arer, ioet Der uoforores iiar en- pUer.
Orbentlia flor Sorfiatisbeo fra 8reiteus
cioe mso Senipu til at pauge UOer fine
Orb. Set er fda 8reiter, Iom er no
ruitet meo oisie @aper, u9 ubeu Dem er
Su8beis9 betGnfelist.
Zen auoen Bart / 9~istu8lionen fer
life oisie ganItelisbeoer, men treper
fun, at Breiteu ifal beIsse 5Olt.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

Baperne opnaar / almiuoeli8bso en-
messt bsi Glber. 8 be iioite 500 War
bar iaaIebes life minbre cno II Bauer
rpnaaet en- Glb.r al oper so aar. Ere
nf bisie tlep enbps So aar, to 90 %
en- SO aar. 8 inbepRrenoe aarbur'
oreoe bar Der fun pqret G gaoer, fire
az oisie blep pper so Gar. Zen nRlt'
Iibite, Babe 8ius TX, bleO Sc, ben ni'
uarenOe Seq XIV, er oIersoe 50 Gar
gammel.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

Is Slag "Snnt~ er en- forfarbelis
StiteItraf. Spsben beitaar al mango
Snerter meb anuber paa; ben Hetter
Subsu uf 2esemet aIerebe Deb 10 a 10
Slas. 8 en- rusflt Sanbsbp, &auais.
~lotuta, blep ben ftsrfts Del al 8efult.
nineen ibsmt beune Straf al 8Olitime.
faefeH, ferei be baeee n9ret faHtmeH for
at beoe % ipnse meb bueranore uOen.
for ben sraif'tatbOlite @uostisneite,
bpilten be life piloe posroere.
Ora WiSiiOnsn | Gina fomnter net
Up pper til Os ben slabeli9e 3iOenoe,
at bore norIt'ameritanite Misiionerers
Sproslarer, Sang, er blepen omuenot
til 3riitenbommen % en- anben Spruss
lersr, Soans, er bsitemt paa at laoe
iig bsbe. 8et maa bore til flor Sp-
muntrins for bore fiere Nisiiunarer
idafnart at bsfte en- stobelis Gsrites
srsoe al bet forte Grbeibe.
Yaifor 0uitan See at ben uorIte
Spnpoe bar mOotaset &aloelie fra
Granite sails Menisbeo al ben 6or-
euebe 8irfe. San bliper altiaa 8rpf.
os YaitUr 2stenseaarcs @iterfslser,
iom M sr 9eitprer al stolelareriemi.
harriet / Maoiiun, Minn., tiIbsrenbe
ron GnreupNe Qirfe
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

'1sn taIenbs Eten" fables en- mar
'elis Glippe | 6siusTooeu nbeuior 20
ris. s msest terre SOmrs iomner
ben tilipHs. Gibfs Gang ben par tor,
bar | 1860. RafFbits Gang par /
1853. Oct bar itrar ier a%isia60n bleu
soslast Of JorbFiaIu. 8da oenHe
marieIiss Rlipps or irlssnoe fi9siua
marieliss Orb inbbus8et: Zoe, ION
bar feet mig. bar sraot, % Dc, ioni
fdar mig at ie, futile sraOe." eaals'
ses bar bet Oaiaa aaaet i 0pfplOslie.
Oxford eagle., 1893-06-08
Thirty IVA Years Aftar.

ON the lSth # February. IS6
Jefferson Davis WIS iEaugurated
Is President ot the Southern
C0CIrsieraey al Aonfgu merry
Thirty two Years agn today he
lett Montgomery tar Redmond,
to which city the capital hail
been transferred.
Today his remains left Mont
s0msry fur their hast resting
place ia Richmond.
This afternoo3. they viii be
received in Atlanta by an Inn
mense throag of people and will
be escorted to the cIpEtb Il by
oue of the noblest proeessians
ever seen in this city Some of
those w1o participate In these
solemn ceremonies viii remem
Der vfvidiy tha- day in ts.st /,
when Nr. Dtvis passed thro l-it
Ailinta on mis- way to Nont.om
cry where he was to take the
oath ct Office Thousands then
toeked about him &c cheer him
and TO give assurance ~ their
canlh lence IN him as the pros
peetive head CT the new govern
meuU
During the four terrible years
tha. fallllw ed he Dial nothing to
weaken the confidence. and af
ter the fall OF the CenfesIeracy
he was stronger il the aft .ctions
OF the Southern people than ev>
er befare. The presidency of
the Confederate States was CO.
ferre,l on hIm without his seek
my He elst his Lot with his
people. aud served them vii Il
heruie fidelity. That they should
have loved him To the end of his
days al d that they should henor
his memory, no one can wonder
He was "a man who inspired
confidence aud won admiration
In every place he filed. He
suffered by the issue of the war
as no one else did, and il il to
the honor of this people that
the harder the hand of Fate fell
upon Afm the warmer grew tho ir
sympathy and love for him.
He is at rest now. History
viii DO Lin Justice. His place
is AZ secure In the inal and i'm
portanf jId gment of mankind as
is II IN the hearts of the people
for whom he 50 faithfully Ia
bored and suffered 81 III UGH
ALBANIA Journal.
Oxford eagle., 1893-06-08
he s.ta uaiysrsiy.

An artNte on the Subject of
The attendtues of ssi,leat.s on
the State University having ap
pe.srvd Ia eur CBlErsas List week
Which aIS given tise 10 some
taisconsfruetiUu we viii state
that We aavoczte tae roslev of
-rgH.Irng the Professors 70
spend at least "a part OF their
vacation smarg the people ot
the State sBr the purpose of rn
daeing u kirgsr Attendance OF
sta'.ents. The policy of enr
phay ing any individual to do this
werk weuld be Ineffective and
cause useless expense
The i'lea of maslnga student
drummer out of "a Chaneellar
aill be found iinprIcticable ex
eRpt aS a Chancellor In common
with the other members ct the
Faculty may see the people ia
MASS and obtain their conf
dence aud thereby induce pa
rents to send their sons to the
Institution The policy outlined
is the same tbat has been ia
operation for seveEaI Years.
The University OF course pay ;
the expenses OF aEy member OF
the Faculty who Is ont On Uai-
versIty BUSH ess We believe
that a more syste matte effort
should be made By the telehin 2
force TO attract students.
Ii il admitted that the press
ure of the times has diminished
the number of young men who
c;,a intend long enog gh to OBJ
tain a fl'l collie giase course
The establishments o. two de
uominati0naI schools in the
State necessarily effects the at
tendance on State institutions
and il MY be that the natural
eauses alluded to hive been
overlooked ia the press com-
meB,s of the matter.
Oxford eagle., 1893-06-08
husky

a correspondent OF the Ap
peal Avalanche refers to a Ger
tain husky proceeding. II true.
ia these days ef impeachment
Trials respecting the alleged ru
mor of the appointment of a
Eew clerk ia place of our towns
mstn, Nr Geo. x Hill High
Republican authority said to
reside In Oxford, il quoted in
connection with the matter,
Who is hea Mr.. Hill ought
now to say, ~save me from my
fiIendsr-saeh as the anonv
nous correspondent who ought
to know that Judge Mixes is
Judge enough to know the law
and viii be judge enough to do
what is lawful and right.
Oxford eagle., 1893-06-08
COMMUNICATED.


june ;, Ic93.
ED. EAGLE IN J tUfmer lets
ter / gave Il r ugh Outline or
TINS County Since then | have
had more opportunities to see
aud know tor myself.
/ have been over a good por-
tion of the county. and tie more
/ see, the stronger | am con
yinerd that Sou;h Est Nissou-
ii viii yet he the gar'ien spot OF
the state. Witt rich soil, god
timber aud an abundance ct nat
ural Graiaagp. way sao.it the
sabkeB ands of this section not
take the lead when properly de-
vrlopeGl You nov behold the
i waving wGeat fields. Just on the
verge Of harvest. anc lt Is indeed
a beautiful SIGHT. In tilteeD.d days
the harvest viii )e IL tu.l heaii-
way with four harse binders and
harvesting machinery OF every
kind. There are here and there
Ia field of red clover Row IN full
bloom, and Il prettie sight yon
never saw. 10 hear the mum OF
the bees. to scent the fragrance
of the hlwers. to gaze upon IFS
beauty and imagine is useful
ness 1t is indeed grand to be.
hold. We read OF these beau
ties. but they can only be aPpre-
ciated when seen.
Very near every dry brings
some new enterprise to develop
and enlIghten the country
| There has been over one thoG-
sand acies of land put into cul
. tivalinn ia this immediate vicini
IL this spring, and the same pro
rrrsS il noted all over this see
tim. The grain is all thrashed
with steam thrs.shers. Every
new model Gf farm machinery Is
being Introduced. and machine
agents are thicker than Iiddlers
Every one has got
the hess machIlc in the world
Ne represent the ~ hiteIeya
and tell YOU she is - Daisy.
There will he over cue hun
Iced ear loa,Is of timber sLrp
ped frOm this place this summer
Ii it would inst quit raining na "
and let the farmers have "a 5 bs "
We w0LlI be in il by "A very
large mijnr-ty, bu; II looks like
il can rain here ca Ier than any
place lever saw The distilIery
has Chased down, the saloon has
gone dry, the tram killed the
aabhed rai;ed eow, the crippled
bird dog has 'tuck with a Ieay
IN" We have organized "A big
sunday School aud everything
> quiet along t1c line.
With many wishes fir the sue
cesS of the EAGLE and the pros
aeriiy of the people of old L:
! F1yelte, | am
Yours truly,
X ). ADAMS
Oxford eagle., 1893-06-08
tn tia iasanic Fraternity in tiia
Grand Jurisdiction of siss.s,
Q NM

sppi.
Brethren: Another Anniver
sary of st. J0ha the Baptist
the stth Of June viii so0n he
here. trust the Lodges
Throughout the State will eb
serve tue day. IL each Lodge
cannot have "A separate celebra
tion, let a nsmber unite and as
semble together and have a
pien c, basket dinner and public
addresses and by all means
take a collection for the Mason
nc Home fund No spseial dis
pensatlou for such j9hlt assem-
blies is necessary.
Brethren, assemble together.
bring your families, invite the
the publie. and let US develop
more the social feature ef cur
grand old institution. Masonry
will live On after we have -pass-
ell out of the cas-. gate.r Let
Us prove ourselves worthy of
an institution that does so much
toe humanity
IRWIN ELLER,
Grand GastJr.
Oxford eagle., 1893-06-08

The Baltimore Sun asks the
very reasonable question:
why should the South which
rzises thrpe-geurtbS of the
worlds cotton crop and which
hsks every n ttard advantage
that could be desired for manu-
f,teture for the world saIp its
raw cotton to England TO be
manufactured and thus lose the
hundreds of millions of dollars
that would he annually added
20 It's mIlufaetare at home. :
To ask these auessIous is TO an
swer them
Oxford eagle., 1893-06-08

Every line II u newspaper
costs something, says eoutem
parary liz IT IL far tire bene ft
gf IN ind vidaaI i. should be
paid for IL the grocer were
asked to contribute groceries
TO one aeundant!y able to pay
fer them- be would refuse. Tne
proprietor of d newspaper mTss
pay for free advertising ii the.
beneficiary does NOT, and yet il
Is ece of the hardest things to
be learned By may, that news
paper has space N It's columns
~ rent aad must rent to live. TO
give away aASthmg for less
than living rates waalI be a.
ssrtaiaiy EasaI ss for landlord
s1fur1fzk rSzt fee.
Oxford eagle., 1893-06-08
SHAVING PARl0RS
FLOWERS FREE !

Send fnr h>t of trrm um, frer, 4.
IS Roses For ST.,
Harlv, Tea and Ever Blaemins
10 Chrysanthamums S..
New Priz. Winners
rs Plants. Assorted, 70, s..
Including Fine Roses and Chr,,-
ant he M ums.
Al kin l. &c Greenhouse and Bel
ding Plants.
Is New Roses Fer S..
Y ur ssI.c.i.u, frcm li>t
Sud for Illu ,trated Catal qua
FHE E
NEx7E-S E-cla- &C,
Mcmr bis, T.un.
Oxford eagle., 1893-06-08

some n en- who were digging
a well ON the place of K & Den
nam, N live Oak, Fla, fund
about ten feet bel0w the sur
hics OF the ground IL petr;fed
rree. The petrifieatscn being
anlY On the outside an inch er
Two, the trunk was soon split
open. La il was found a soft.
sticky mass adhere Mt TO the
SIDES of the tree, and on tasting =
shis Is Was found tn be honey
which had been shut up in that
tree for, it Is Impossible to say
how many wears.
Oxford eagle., 1893-06-08
A Mississippi Author.

The National Publishers As
sociatiou unanimously adopted
a poem written by j n Lvheh
of West Paint. Miss and called
Columbia Shutting the Nations
1t will be read for the first time
ut the opening of the next meet
ing OF the National Association
in 1891. at Asbury PARK. Hon
oss, indeed. for Mr.. Lynch and
his poem were numerous to-
day. for the Worlds Fair Com
misaisners also adopted 1. as
the NatIoual saIutation- lhe
poem, which is said to be of de
eided merit, was drst accepted
by the Worlds Fair COMMITTEES
on Ceremonies, and was 60 have
been read AT the opening of the
exposition vav tss, but fts
length caused tine committee To
ourt il at the Last moment
Oxford eagle., 1893-06-08

uernando. Miss Nov aA. %.
have used Dr. TIchenor's ;
AnEisepsic in my family for sew
eral years and can recommend
it as q most excellent remedy
for reducing inhlmation for
fresh cuts. burns. Sc, as wen as
foc stomach and Bowel troub
les. L 3 Harriet,
Pastor Baptist Church.
Oxford eagle., 1893-06-08

The Peab0dy training school
for the conductors of ounty In
stisu - epeaed Monday with a
ta!i atteHaaBeJ Prot J y
Greenwood, &c KAasas City. We.
10 IN charge of the work. lie
viii be assisted lIfer by State
Supt Preston, and haneeilor
Payne Of the NaShvi le Univer-
sity and Peabody Normal Col
lege
About 20 of the best teachers
in the State were on hand at
the openirg. The work Of the
School IL done in the Y NC a
Hail AZ the Uriversity, and i
free To all teachers
Any one would be interested
la listening TO the eminently
practical talks of Prof. Green
wood, who rs evidently remlFkl
bly, well posted Missouri and
Mississippi are the ouly States
that have fTered special train
ing to the conductors of county
institutes Among those attend
ing
CONDUCTOR s INSTITUTE:
Prof J VI Greenwood, Supt
City Schools. Kansas City, No
Prof " J ray lor, Principal I'm
ion Graded schools
60 Tappan, Wesson Grad
eel schools
w w Moore, Pfin WayEcs
boro Gra led Sch0oIs
LII LN hi.fiell. Prin Stecns.
Greek High School
J q Hardy, Pria Jackson
City Schools
W y johnson, Pria Clarks
dale City Schools
:, Ii b Abernathv. Frin Hous
ton City Schools
j b Crovsent, Prin Coed
man City Schools
n y kiacInn0n, Pria Me
risIian City Sekaals
/" Edgar Green, Prin. Law
renee Go. High School.
I" WIN ker, Prin Natchez
City schools
J Bog tstun. Prin Enter
prise City schools
h l. Riley. Fria Hebron
High school
" 1 Gibson. Pfin Boone
vile City Schools
Il 2 Patterson. PitfsbOr0
W Z DobbiHs, Neri'l,an-
JG Deupree. prin Capital
Commercial College jack
son
u h '0y'ev. Am0rv
j n Barraw. Principal City
Schools, Columbus.
W n Garter, Pref Math
Centenary COLLEGE
; w Smith, Siurges. Miss
Z ' Thcmps0a, AEii;ry
CEa5 L Saands rs. OAulona
city Schools.
" " Rivers, Friu CoIun
Ert Iligt rhosIs.
I L Frawirh. PrIn. Crv Stal
Springs high schools
; \ Morrison, Prin Gre
nadia City Sc;rooIs
rhos q WaIt5n. Sugt. City
Schools Osolona.
" G. Humphreys, Ed .rne,
zr, NisS.
j " Fox, Asst Prin Pub.
Schools. W est Point.
& { Coy :. Louisville, Niss.
jackson Reeves. Washing
Oxford eagle., 1893-06-08
UNIVERSITY
OF
MISSISSIPPI.
VIII 3rsl Its EarlT-FISt srEsl0a on
THURSDAY, sr.s-s.: Is, lsssr

All depas tments Of the University ara
IN excellent condition for most ffectivs
work The plan of stI,dy is so arranged
a. 10 allow all desira Bile options in ss-
ieetlns a course for the Bachelors pe~
gree, or IN the planning of work for ths
p"st graduate degrees Of ~. A. or Ph d.
The grade of scholarship Is being epn-
uhnaIly advanced. The various depar.
nents are IN charge of competent earn
est and progressive men, Large 1nt
v',iuable additions have been made re-
Gently to the material equipment Of
M institution in the Sci.utitic and Law
depsrtments- The Library affords
Splendid facilities for study ami investf
saiIon- The fscalty of instruction
numbers - No tuition fees are ehar.s
ed excepting fee of $50 to Law Stu
den.s- Othsr fees and exp-nses ara
ncuerate. No iustitition csu claim s
better record than tins for the orderly
deportment of its students during tlIs
session inst closed Send for catalogue
aud special announcement to
K Is. Fulton Chancellor.
Express OEee Oxford Univsity Mis n
Oxford eagle., 1893-06-08

HGa- Nsiiiiiisi,ii Buchanan. sf
Brandon. il an applicant f,r the
Circuit J4igesbip Of the Eighth
district Judge Myers. present
Incumbent, il also an applicant
Oxford eagle., 1893-06-08

1t ~ now estimated that ut
least eight thousand people are
IN need of assistance n the
flooded districts Of Louisiana
Gov Foster il doing all II hls
power to relieve the Distress.
Oxford eagle., 1893-06-08

Mrs Amanda G shelton. re
Gently removed from Commerce
V<xas. died IN water yall.y last
week Wis Shelton FORMERLY
lived near rsyl0r's ia this coun-
tv-