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The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
The CtsuRCnEA

Welcome to the Central Church OF Christ
on Lords day Pastor Sims syesIhg
theme j. the third in the church history
series. Services ~ 1915 and 40 Come
promptly.
Lincoln Street Presbyterian church. cor
ner oi South En- spoTi.a avenue aas Lssssosa
street The pastor. Rev GsorSs 4 Soiiin.
will Combines serves both mornia- sfsd
evening Preachin.. services AZ II T. IA
and 1:3a n M. Suudsy school 4. go T. ns i.
Mr. - c. Singleton, supersnteasie4s-
Z. s g T. as $50 .. III. Professor \. "
Slckner, president. Come suti invite ali
your friends TO come with yo1-
United Brethren church. On South
Washington ayeuEe-is<Y- y Garri2a-,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
slightly Different.

IN English lawyer, NJ. William VII
lis, was once rather anusirgiy inter
11gted IA 6 speech
In addressing a political meeting.
Mr. Wills found an opportunity Of re-
ferrIng 20 Charles Dickens character.
Barais. and of exclairaing ''Barkis is
wiIIin'.'
No, uo." shouted workiagnan IA
the audience. 1t ain. 'Barkis is wiliiD'.
bu. willis Is bzrlio'."
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

The students and friends of Fairmount
institute held Il very pleasant social AZ the
building last Friday night. The exercises
consisted of singing. iLterspersed with
short addresses by President Tunnel and
Professor Young, with some splendid reci-
tations. Miss Lila Miller of Fairmounu
and Miss Mabel Miilison of the city each
gave choice recitation in a manner
highly satisfactory to the audience
Cream and cake were served to all pres
ent by the young ladies, and an hour or
two was spent in Informal greetings. A
goodly number of friends were present
from the city.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

DR.. II. S. Hickman and wife of Cham
paign county, His, arrived in the city
Thursday 10 the eeaole surprise of their
son. l.. c. Hickman. The pleasant part of
1t is they are here to stay, as their car of
household goods, etc. arrived yesterday
They will occupy their sons cottage on
South Lawrence until they look around
before buying a home. The doctor says
he Is tired of the Illinois mud and has
come here on account OF good school IA
cilities aud TO be nearer his BOYS,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

The following students enrolled at the
Southwestern Business college during last
week: w. II. Mitchell. Melvern, Kan; j.
G. McEntyre, Cnetopa, Kan; L. H. Sim
mons, Nashville, Kan; John Blecha,
Severy, Kan.; Kate Waters, Junction City,
n; +. w. Hollngsworth. Hunnewell.
Kan; A. A. Kinney, Carthage, S. Oak;
A.... bagrows, Oklahoma City, o. T.. Mae
Fitzpatrick, Wichita; Finiay Sims, Wich
ta; Harry McCutcheou, Wichita; Frank
Markwell, Wichita: Mauds Teeter, Wich-
ita: o. l.. Boyd. Wichita; n. w. Moore
Wichita; w. l.. Hendrick, Wichita; John
McNicar, Wichita; John Parkinson. Wich-
ita: L. b. Matthews, Wichita; J. Kenyon,
Wichita; Mary Clark, Wichita; L. J.
Furnish, Wichita
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
Mr.. Yallerbv-How come dat?
THouhIc Ahead.

81 wonder what's the matter with
the pocket of this new coat Of uine?T
said Mr.. Bingo on Sunday morning.
Il cant seem to get my hand IN IL
And Eobby hurried out on the back
porch and said sorrowfuily 10 him
self: Il wish | had found some other
place to hide that chewing gum
Clothier and Iurnisaer.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
POLICE COURT.

James Snyderham, who was enjoying au
alcoholic outing. was disturbed by Officer
Kenster who coaxed him to police head
quarters where he put up bond of s. for
his appearance this morning at 9 o'clock.
Z. w. Boothe, charged with disturbing
Water street. ahd also with lettering, put
up a $40 bond for his appearance this
morning
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

The football teams of the Lswis acad-
envy and the High school met in friendly
game yesterday afternoon 90 the campus
Of Garfield university. The game was
hotly contested, and resulted in victory
for the High school team, the score stand
ing IS to TO- A large number of people
Witnessed the game.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

The Perry Daily Post of yesterday con-
tains an account of the robbery of man
named Hathaway, from Wichita. Twenty
five dollars were taken from the man. II
Wichita men will persist in carrying great
wads Of money around loose in their
trousers they must expect to be robbed.
But who is Hathaway.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

All lovers of Freemasoaery in general
will turn out Tuesday night to hear Rabbi
Rosenspetz in his lecture. full account
q: which appeared in these columes few
days ago. The lecture will be delivered in
Masonic hall, and admission tickets may
be obtained at the Boston Store, either one
of the hotels. Geraing's drug store or at
c NJ Jones
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

st. Johns church will give the people n
treat OH the 25th or November. They have
engaged for one night ouly the famous
Schubert quartet, which Is composed OF
the finest male sololsts in the country, be-
sides being the finest male quartet il the
United States
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

Mrs. l. II Bird of 333 North Waco
avenue, Is enjoying II visit from an uncle
who lives iii Washington county, and Is
one Of the largest fruit growers in the
state. He came in yesterday morning IN
expectedly and put in a pleasant day with
his niece. her husband aud daughters see
ing the sights o. the Peerless Priucess.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

AS an evidence of the fact that financial
confidence is restored some Unitarian
ladies went home last night leaving
satchel, containing $!2, on the steps OF the
Fletcher block A policeman found 1t
and it is now at headquarters awaiting it's
owner.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

Billy Carroll came up from the strip
country Thursday night for several days
visit. He brought with him monster
centipede that he caught Mt Wharton. The
vile reptile is more than six inches long
and has forty-swo sting pedals 1t may he
seen at J. J. Thompson's drug store on
East Douglas avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

Mrs. and Mrs. E. H. Reynolds have gone
to Chicago, ostensbly to visit the fair. but
really to visit their son Homer, who holds
All important, lucrative and responsible
position in that city. They will be absent
till Nov. l.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

Mr.. Woolerton-Yes, sab; nah wife, 3
vanity done got me put n de jail
wunst
Mr.. Yallerby-Hov come dat?
Mr.. Woolerton-Weli. yo' see, Tse
done borrowed r fowl outen Col.
Gunnerton's henhouse one night. an
NAH wife sisted On wearin' de wing
fedders IN huh bonnet De colonel
knew de wings an had me jugged fer
stealth de foyyl.-Puck.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

\ Wichita girl fell distance of forty
feet, striking her head on dab of marble.
but she only suffered ii headache in couse-
Guence. e.-A;chisou Champion.
Ii Is but just 10 state, though, that she
wasn't barsheaded, and had her spinal
nerve-center well in hand.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

Mrs. Hendrickson and daughter left for
Fort Sill, o. T., Oh visit to her brother,
Colonel Bryant, U. S. A. Mrs. Hendrick-
son expected to leave last Monday but ow-
ing to Il washout on the Rock Island was
detained until last night.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
George should BE Careful.

He-George seems to enjoy Miss
Newgirlis society very much.
She-I wonder If there is anything
serious between them?
He-Well, she has verJ engaging
ways, you know.-Music and Drama.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

The Germans of St. Mark will celebrate
tomorrow in regal style, aud a large num-
ber of people from this city will go out.
The Germans never suffer an entertain
of theirs to lack interest, and this will be
no exception. It. will be Il most joyous
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

w. A. Ayers. son OF the ex.clerk OF the
district court, is reading law with Adams
s. Adams.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

John Bryan and wife. w. o. Sternberg
and wife. Frank Fisher and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Crosby, Mrs Fisk and Miss Birdie,
aud Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith left yesterday
for Chicago and the worlds fair.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
'harlie McAdams will leave today

Charlie McAdams will leave today for
Chicago to see the fair. while there he
will be the guest of his uncle. who is state
geolo.ist of Illinois and who has fine quar-
ters in the Illinois state building. While
at the fair Charlie says he will put in most
of his time at the religious congress.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

The three prisoners who robbed the post
Office at Hume, Mo-, had II hearing in
Com missioner Shearman's Office yesterday
and were bound over to the Uuited States
district court
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
A Vain Search.

Won Blumer-I hear that burglars
broke into your house last night. Did
they find anything?
Witberby-No. Ny wife is cleaning
house.-Judge.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
REPUBLICAN, MEETING.

Judges L. B. Wall and w. P. Campbell
will speak at Schiller hall, West Wichita,
tomorrow (Monday) evening ut $50 O'clock.
Members of all political parties cordially
invited to be present. Reserved seals for
la6,S
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
A shGk.

"What's the matter with Spriggs7
hear he's dangerously Ill"
He is. Started out to hunt fat
the other day and the first one he
found was thoroughly satisfactory IN
every way. lie hasn't recovered get"
Chicago Record
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

STOCK YARDS NOTES

A. w. Friend. Clearwater. brought a
load of cattle and hogs yesterday.
Pat Mckinley, Freeport, had two loads
of cattle and hogs at the market.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

Mrs. Sexton has returned from Cali
fornia on visit and is meking some i'm.
provements on her property on North
Market street.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

Mr. L. RIGHT leaves this morning for
Chicago where he will spend some time
visiting his son and taking in the world s
fair, after which he will so to Ohio on a
short visit.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

Mr.. and Mrs George W. Strobe wish to
express their heartfelt thanks to the
friends who so kindly assisted them in
paying the last loving tribute to their
nephew Mr.. Oscar T. Kis.ler.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

W. E. Wilson has taken position on
the road in the interest of the Wilson Dry
Goods company. He will be a valuable
man.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

Judge Strang passed through the city
yesterday afternoon. en- route to Guthrie.
Mrs. Strang stopped in the city to visit her
daughter. who issAtteuding All Hallows
academy
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

John w Lane of Peoria. Ills. is visiting
his father, 5. L Lane, at 252 North Mar
Lct street. Ms. Lane is in the employ of
The /. Z. and W. raiiroad at Peoria and
has not seen Wichita since 1889 lie says
there is great improvement In the city
since them
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

The regular monthly meating OF the
directors ut the Waysitis Industrial home
will be held Tuesday nSfniug at $50
O'Clock, at he home OF Mrs. DE-. Richard
son. northwest corner of Elm aud Law
reace,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

Miss Marie Mathis has resigned her
position in Fairmount institute and ac-
cepted the position of teacher Of modern
languages in Garfield university.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

Mrs. John H. Ash left yesterday for
Chicago where she expects to meet her
brothers and together visit the fair.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

Harry McClung. the baritone soloist,
will slug the offeratory "Just as am,
without one plsa," at st. johns church
this morning
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

Charles Schlesinger leaves this morning
for Chicago in the interest OF several in
ventions of which he is the inventor. He
will also take in the worlds fair.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
The Hea, Nature of the Trouble

"Love is merely misconception ~
to the extent of the population.
"Hows that?"
"a man in love recognizes the exist
ence of only one woman. Chicago
Record.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

Henry Schad, wife and daughter. will
leave this morning for Chicago to visit the
worlds fair.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

Captain George w. Bennett left yester-
day for Louisville. Kentucky. He will
not come home without taking in the
worlds fair.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

Ralph Niederlander left yesterday for
the worlds fair and WAS ACCOMPANIED by
Mrs. A. c. Niederlander, his aunt.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
ANNoUNCEmENTs.

The Thursday Afternoon Cooking club
will meet with Mrs. George Dickson. cor
ner Eleventh and Pierce avenue, Thurs
dss. Oct. IL. a; ) p IL Bg order OK presi-
dent
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

Miss Elsie Kiser, one of the society bellies
of Arkansas City, is in town visiting Miss
Maggie McAtee.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

Mr.. B. +. Giasier and sister, Miss Ida
Lane, returned yesterday from an over
land trip To Medicine Lodge, and they re-.
port very pleasant time.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

Professor 5, d. Crane, president 81 the
Normal Institute aud Business college at
Conway Springs. was in the city yesterday
on business trim
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
Ono of Her Plightcd Lovers.

Maud-How dreadfully awkward.
Elaine-What's awkward?
Maud-I'm engaged to tha. man we
just passed, and I can't think OF his
name.-Chicago Record.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

"Jingleberry Is bright fellow. He
can talk very brilliantly for al hour, .
said Harkavay.
"PerhapsI rnet him az the beginning
OF his second hour" said Dawson
Puck
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

Harry ]. Bone of Ashland. Clark county.
is in the city visiting his sister. Miss Loui
Buue
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

Fisi.or-You are having that beauti.
tul old tree cut down, see. Whvr
Mr. suburb-It interferes with rrs
neighbors' rie-~ Of the house, and they
keep running Ia 70 end cut wbz. is 60
ing ON. \. Weekly
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

Miss Rose Eoperiy OF Mount Ayr. Ia. is
in the city visiting Mrs. Harry Chipchase.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
PROGRAM.


Sonata-Op2 No. piano solo, ....... Beethoven
Miss Dougherty
Piano SolO-"Am Bergguell' l'........... .Bolem
Miss Strang
Chorus-"Les Chasseresses.. .......... Bordesi
Piano Solo-"Austran Hy mn". "......S. Smith
Miss Leslie
Marguerite. e".:.......... Whittier
Miss Creditor
Piano "Rgoictto'' .Jaell
Miss WhallCn
Fantasia-Mandolin and Guitar. .Gesch
Misses Dougheity. Leslie and Mccarthy
Piano Solo-Impromptu Op e. ........ Chopin
Miss Mccarthy
Distribution of Honors .............
Chorus-"Evening Hymn. Peters
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
1928

1t is made Of a good quail
ity Of Beavertine and can
not be bought elswhere un-
der So. There are only 81
garments of this lot. Come
early if you wish one,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

What is the matter with the LADY,
The lady has stepped on a small rub
Der ball with whistle in the ball.
Is the lady afraid of the ball?
No: the lady is not afraid of the bull.
She thinks it is IA rnouse.-Judge.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
ALL LHALLOW'S MUSICALE.

The young ladies of All Hallows academy
gave another of their highly cultured mus
cales Wednesday evening last. Those
who were fortunate enough to be present
say that it was very fine, and richly de-
served the eulogies passed upon it. The
program is as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

Miss Agnrss Somers is visiting friends
NJ Wellington
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

Mr.. Cliff Tucker leaves today for Chica-
go where he intends to see all the sights
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
EDMUND BURKE SOCIETY.

The Burke's will present the following
program tomorrow night. The public are
1nvlted.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
fDOTB

Referee-Will Fleming.
Time, two honrs.
These are the second teams of the Lewis
academy and Of the High school. a great
deal of iouling Oh both sides, but for size
and weight it was very good game
Score IS to - in favor of the High school,
On next Saturday the first team of the
High school and the first team of Lewis
academy will play on Garfield grounds
Lame called ut 3 p. m. Admission Free
A III invited
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-01
Ths State uliYsgsi:y.

The Clarion Ledger has Al
editorial oa the State University
81 ieh see'ns 20 be a plea for
the small attendance 81 slcdenis
at the Umrers y. We 10 not
think that The Le.I-rrhas siracJ
nail on the Leaf, bat il IAe
trustees, il.sfead of eeuiins "a
0xfOTd a Jas or so II c1mmeEcs-
rsent aud doing tbsir worS in
hot haste. we've 10 study the
needs cf tie Uaiversiiy. we
think they might TO much to
build it up. Ne doubt TIE
statement a5out the scarcity Of
students in the state.
The Ledger SAYS, 1T is GTes>
.ti9nabte whether the state
shunld drum fer s;udentsr
There a BE- no question abo-t
IT, III there u not drauHsiu-
done We may espectasuriaks =
every year in the lumber Of sfu
Tents VhO attend 0nr Uriversi
rs. Il wIll Lot 10 20 SO down
aad blow over The 6ne buildings.
spieadid equipments AMI admt
rIble teaching force TO draw
/ students This Is al irna. bat
{ ayails nothing without p,rfcn
al contact. What Is needed IS
some hustliBg Gu the part 0fthe
University, Private individual :
who own schools are doing II
at a lively rate. Wig should
not OUT Professors bestiE them
Selvesf When the mountain
would not come to Nahomet he
very wisely decided that the
b-st ching for him to do was 10
arise and 90 II the mountain.
Such l course wisdom and com
mon sense, 1t sesmsto ", would
suggest ~ the best thing To DO
u this emergency. OF course
We and the people CT Oxford
want the Institution baiIt Up aEd
lcthing would please as better
than to see fGUr or five hundred
students at the University in
stead OF the pEeseR. ham5er
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-01

We arrho-Zs err z1Tcr'ise
!rugsi-t 10 s.li Dr.. Ercrs Nsa
Discovery fog CDR sun sr essS
md eaids 10 thu e3s2ai.E /
sou are effected WITH a cough.
old cr ans irrc. iLE & cr es-s.
ronbie, AID wIl & tas r-weIt
5 directed, gIvinr Ha far tria.
stl experience n teusEt, VOC
uav return TIE bottle ard hav,
Four mapey reSual~l. We csrii
set FRA e IT, cEsr 1bg we Ms
s-os that Dr. k'ass HsE Osscov
~ eluti be relied 0u. Il never
i~7poi1is Trai battle Tree Al
: GHEllers drar store. A
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-01

70 Raise SssGIess "aiel Rsisr-.
Here Is tae methoa: ~P!sn'
yaar n-loas IN the ordinalT
way. Vher tIs rs a-e tNo
or thFee feet long eaveT tim
up a; tie jli.ts tThere the
leaves c1ma on s..h fresh dirt.
In a few Odyssey 2 week
roots viii have formed q; tn
pl4ces whore TIE vines are cav
cred sufficient to keep the vines
alive Then eEt of the vine be
tween tlis first; list and tue P.-
rent stem, alti nj the melons
that grlw ou tbe disconnected
vine will BE- seealsSs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-01

Sire T. 5rst Iaae i s-tian T. e
tFie Bits has eslze2 usslv r.
popular fsvse. 4 81 sex u j. e.rtr
II the hstt an a. pre- m~isc-
II ton'c AMI acknowledgements
: na-Asns whseh p~rmits is use
a : beFsrl-e cr fHh55aat. u :
c Eed a tie best aad parsst
ne seine for 4 a.laaeass 81 IN
ea, liver or kalnev. I ali euia
sex he1laeke, Ia lizeS:icn. eons'i
pa.I5a aai drive mal4ra l-am the
sTstsm- StrEseo IN guaIauleeG
Eith each bct;ls o. Il. aousr
wIH b, refau lei Pdse 0uls 25r
~r bust'e. 5.ld bE Chandler
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-01

The New Orleans states Il an
advocate Of the outlet theory a.
n preventatise Of the foods on
the Mississippi, ard says:
1T Is true that lsyees are
needed along the river. bat a.
the same tine IL i becoming
very plain . the people of Lon
is5sna that outlets are needed il
order u carry of .he inmAse
vOlule OF hy.l,l water that an-
nGally poGFs down the Nissss-
ippi and thus relieve the Ieyees
OF the tremendous pressure
against them, which causes them
TO break aad iauadste whole
parishes. With sufficient out
lets the water would not be
damned up n the riVer as il is
now. and the height of the food
would never again be as high rs
II has been in recent years The
dIsehargtng capacity of the
mouth OF the river must be in
creased Ia order to lower the
Hood kne, and this can be done
Oy outlets only. This is a fact
that j. impressiag itself on the
public nisd, aad il the Scar fu.
tue there will be less science
aud u0re common sense shown
in dealing nth the river prob
lam
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-01

The sIlewIag Nississippians
Were appointed n sn escort to
attend tho body If jefferson
Dav 10 Richmond fer rsiuter>
meni: Brig. Gen T IHrfurd,
Dlck Hill; General s " Fergr-
son. Greenville; Coi. Z Z Sykes.
Colambue: Col v J Ha1diug.
Jackson; Col J L Power, Jsck-
.on; Col J L Mcintosh. MeriGi
al; Col J Fl Jones. Wondvilie;
UJl. Newman Cayce. Fulton;
al. P@t Henry, Brandon The
Major general commanding VIII
make the tenth member of the
escort.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-01
Rev Hliiaa Hesh E1itsiti, 2. D.
T.. J.

VIII you permit me to % sent
the following brief sketch 1T ny
loEored preceptar, ur. hits It,
x1sO IL TO preach the next Gem
ne cement sermon ST tie Uni
Yersity
lie Was bern near Nashville.
Tenn Eoy- @5h, 1911. Aner q
Tour years course, be WIS sridu-
ATE from Uaian University il
1861 The same year he en-
tered the Confederate arms
ts a Psrrste, bat was soOH pro
motel 70 tie eaaglaiacy which
position he Elled a1til the close
of TIE wlr DR. NbItsitt Wis
.aPtured twice during the war.
IEd confined IN different prisons
tar twelve months or more. He
sbounds In spleas.id reminise-
.eacss of those days which he
relates in = very Interesting
manner. 1t the close CT the
war he entered tire University
Of Virginia where he remained
some time engaged IN close ap
pIicstiOn to earnest Studt. II
1867 he became n student Of he
Southern Baptist Theological,
Seminary from which he gradu-
sted in theology after a curse
~ two or three years His
next course of study was az
LeirsIc and Berlin where he
spent two years. II 1872 lie &c
esPted the pastnrate of the
Baptist church at Dalton, CT.
bat his ability aud scholarship
we're 50 well recognized that he
vas that same year elected Pro
fessor Of Biblical Introduction
aud Ecclesiastical History in the
Southern Baptist Theological
Seminary Louisville, NY He
entered upon the duties of his
Professorship in this institation
September IS73. aad still fIls it
sith great ability. His inaagu
raj address entitled The ReIa
ton of BIptis;s to Culture was
4 splendid production which was
pablished in the Baptist Quar-
terry. Professor " hi,sltt is the
author Ola number of pamphlets
and several books, which eyInee
close study and deep research
tie usually goes to the bottom
of a subject His works have
received the warmest cOmmen-
dati0n of scholars aud theoIo
gians lie Is regular corres
pendent of the New York Ex-
amiuer. and his fugitive prodGc
tons are eagerly sought for by
the religious press.
Warm hearted, genial. an ele-
CANT Christian geEtlemsn, he
binds his pupils to bin with
hooks OF steel, and they ali love
TO do him honor. Thoroughly
orthodox. a devOut, prayertaI
student of Gods word, his ser
mons are filed with the marrow
and fairness of the gospel, aaJ
he seems never so happy as
when telling, in a simple man
Eer, the old, cid story.
q. W GARDNER.
~rhe devil Is always praising
m nranehar zho vofaz nth
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-01

Or. Z " Fly, If Galveston
Texas, son of Judge ABR Y, of
this city. VS. here last Saturday
and sunday. lille in tie city
he removed . tumOr fFem the
cheek Of his father This tumor
Is q suspicious symptom OF can
eerous afr aAd DE-. Fiy
wi make 4 thorough ex1miua
ton of il To ascertain ia true
character. IE is To BE- hoped
that the fears Of tas Julge's
friends are rFouaG!ess ard tha,
he viii rapidly recover from tae
operation Water Valley Her
aid.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-01

Brooks Story, the netcriaGs
train TOober, IS again Ia t.ss
hands of the Law. Gov. Stone
having been notified that lie wae
in custody 90 Am~rieHs. Ca =
requisItion has been issHed for
him