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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02
Attic HOUSE
A LAST VIEW OF rHE wELz
LOvKD FEATURES.

A. the residence OF Mr.. ". Fl
Virgin in VIn-Viils, where the
dead patriot Icy in state, ske
sadness spoke OF death.
1t an cary hour visitors and
relatives began TO arrive, and
although all Of the spacious
roOus Of the lower portion 0l
the house we're 6iled By the
nea- relatives and friends OF tie
deceased, a Stiffness that w4s al
most opPres i've Pervsded the
entire hOdse- la the main par-
Tor the remains of tue dead Ja<-
ice lay in state, and there they
<ere viewed By many, nearly al
of whom had been warn, per-
sonal friends Of the deceased.
As the lid OF LAe czsket wax
removed a fun view of the fea-
tures e9ali be seen. The dead
Justice lOoked as Ii ne va. snsy
siseping and would readily an
swer If called Iadess. so mas
ural we're the features thai
Hose who we're nest intimately
associated with hir asd knew
him IN his everyday life esald
not see the least chas<v.
On the esSket - ere tEo bead
tif1l E0rsl offerings. one CON
posed Of palm leaves. nz-eekal
neil roses Aad abGtii0u<, from
Mrs Chief Justice Fuller, and
the other an anchor CT nzrsrhal
neil roses. lilies Of the valley
and ahatilCBS. from yrs c. A.
L Lamar. While ar0EEd the Eooal
at random were vxFi0as designs
Of roses and other flowers. 20
gstber with n number Of shs2fs
Of wheat with the ripe grain,
sym50heal OF the life Of Justice
Lar1xr-
Chief amoug the ioral oEer
ings sent to the house was one
15m the mem bars Of the s. A.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02
lula DOTS

EDTEOR EAGEE-
As i have not seen ANYTHING
In your columns from our viein
lfy for some tine, | sead yen a
lev dots:
For the past week TuEa ha,
been covered With snow, TO the
deli sat 0fthe young people, who
n2d great sport SnOw-baIIing.
The closing exercises of the
second -erm Of the ffth sessIOu
of.the l. NC we're VERY good
and considering the bad wealth
er. the attendance was large
The exereise by members of
the Teachers course thursday
night was most ecumenaLhI-.
Exercises BY the Scientific
Class Friday hight we're very
entertaining
l would say to st1deht<s Let
your motto be ito rise" and
you will have the happy lot of
erosalng your future With sue
cess
The T. ". c. has three new
studenss-Miss Caldwell ard
Aessrs Campbell and Moore
Mr.. j Il Baker. OF Pamela
paid rs a dying visit this week
Sad indeed to part xith one
OF our school boys, who leaves
for his home in Texas this week
" c wish you success Mr.. wi
PANS, and hope you will soon
return to Mississippi, where yuu
VIII be welcome.
Oa the 10Th inst. aboat &
o clock p ~ We were called on
70 witness the death OF Mrs
Barlow, who passed peacefully
to rest n the lore Of the Bless
ed kedssner-
Nr- Killer, OF Alabama has
Just arrived and viii begin his
sehsol work Monday.
EURExa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

Jan -4ta, 1.9l
Ed EAGLE-TaInkIny pr0ba-
bly, = f~w lines from this place
x0aid De read with some inter
est. By n least few Of the good
people Of grand old Lafayette
eoa8fy. who read the EAGLE, I
vii drop yen = short letter.
his StSsisiaTss yGnty, Is stu
ated IN the sOath east portion
af tue stale IL 10 bound on the
east by scott. s0ash By DankIia
vest BY Batter. and nGrEh by
cape. Bloomfield, the county
site, Ia situated near the center.
4 niles vest OF the Cotton Belt
K 4. and has a5o7tnvs hundred
InA4 5ifaRfs. Dexter. the most
important town Ia the countv il
N the western portion, and has
about one th0as4n I inhabitants
Here the Uott0a Belt sud ST. L.
| u S ) railroads cross There
Is = 50afiRg mill Of seventy i've
barrels capacity saw-mI.I and
some other smaller factories
There Is some cotton grown here
bat not maeh- The principal
crops here Is corn wheat and
eoOnz ; teorn and wheat IN sum
ner. aud eOons in xiaterl
This is known as the sunk
iaEcs CT Missouri and il il only
OF hate years tina. people thought
they could live here. so II ID
comparatively a new country,
though there are as firm farms
here rs In any portion of the
State. There u also consider.-
be timber moved from this
county, such as ties. slaves.
blocks and lumbe- of every de
seription- The county Is thirty
three miles long by thirty wide
with - townships Of land or
sd, $50 acres.
Alter describing cur own
beautiful little city | will close.
for fear this msy ind its way to
the waste basket Essex Is sit
uafed on the St l., l. NJ. s s.
K E. ~ miles south of Cairo. Ill.
II hastwo stores. one dIstiIlery
one saloon, cotton gio. corn EilI
blacksmith and shoe shop, about
twenty residences. ehure b,
school house, bob5ed tail Gov
aud cripple bird dog With
many good wishes for the pros
peIisy Of tts glorious old EAsLE
and the good people Of LaFay-
ette- i am
Yours truly,
r 5 ADAMS
n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02
TIE GRAVE.
BY TIE OLD RED0UET WHERE
ruE GaoD scr DrrR x4SuAEn

BT TIE OLD REDOCET WHERE
THE GOOD SOLDIER WAS LAID
Lcug before the funeral pro
e-ssion arrived nj the gate. RIy-
ersIde cemetery vas fairy alive
With people. many Of whom. not
being able to gain admission TO
the church, had gone TO the
cemetery 10 await the arrival Ct
the procession
Ihe grave "a situated on the
rOTth side Of the redoubt built
sSr the protection Of the siiv
during the var. and Is on = high
elevation overlooking the Dc
malgee river. The location Il
beautiful and presents a fns
view of the surrounding country
aud river, which makes a grace
iul curve near the uafeEworks
station. II 10 within . few feet
Of the redDGht which vas offer
ed as a location for the burial Of
ex-PTesisient Jefferson Davis.
superintendent Anderson had
had a large force al work the
past fsw days putting 'hs Gene
terry in the best possible eoassI-
ton. and, althoagh the snow had
Isft the crive-avs several inch
ga deep Ia mud, this wss rene
died b. stresIng pine straw the
entire length OF the drive. net
only freeing Il from mud bat adj
ding charm 20 the beautiful
grounds SistieEsd along the
driseway we're the eOlaEsd en-
PIGyes Of the Cemetery, neatly
uniformed. Who acted "a guide
seniineIs Net q single seAfEre
ha ! been overlooked. and when
the procession arrived about ;
O'clock there vas not IN ob=ta
bic TO mar the IN reh 10 the
grave
The grave vas 3xs fee. reat
" brIcked mp and eemeufesl-
the walls being beavi,y banked
win marechal neil roses. arba
EilOns, frras and evergre-Es.
making = psrfess ss=sr sf low
IInwss- la the bottom was a
handsome OAK box with massive
bronze handles aud corners. in
TO which the czsket was TO be
Land Ar0uad the vsait tor a
distance OF ten CT fifteen feet
had been placed a carpet CT b1f
flo robes for the pail bearers
aud distinguished visitors 20
stand upon At the head we're
the easel aad pIlI0s described
above Stationed =: a proper
distance from the Want sss
Lieut. Wager With a eorps Of
Macon police 10 the Fixas rs
tae Mulberry stree. arch
choir. Who, a. the eaSxeS w4s
placed on the supports sang
safe IN sAe Arm. Gf Jesus
Dr. Gambler read the Methodist
AsrSzf service and closed vita
a saOst prayer Bsxaap E5fxger-
AID OF the Il Z ehgreh Scala Of
Tered = saert pEsy@F after Which
tAe nalsnute disperse4. With
the exeeps5sa Of 4e<srs Arthur
L Weed and Lagis Berxhard.
xhs have bad cage of the re
nxins sine~ a f-w hours AFTER
the dissolution. took charge Of
the allEn- Of the grave
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

The Watcher Democrat seEs5-
bly, advises the farmers To -tius
81 home With pork away IN To-
sis to- SIS n BARREL SAYS that
paper. and cotton down to
about nine cents or little allow
a pound. eur planters should
commence To study whether or
not there IS n chance 20 save
ncUey by producing their oua
food ssGfs. There il little GoEb.
bus What Cotton can be mssa
profitable at niEe cents pound
bat II u IS the producers have
got TO live st heue- They esH
0Lly do this by pattIag mp lhefr
own le1s IN season. aad By
raising as much other staff :
.tasy can
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

The following from the Com
nsrcizl- herald q straight from
the shoulder:
This Congress may not ia
crease the tax on whisky. but
the next certainly ought to do IL
The heavier the tar On xhisky
and all Intoxicating liquors the
better. The psopie will not feel
such q tax, aud ss = vast sum
has 20 be raised for pensions
snd the expsnsesof the Govern
ment let whisky &c taxed more
5saxily.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02
THE CHURCH
IVPREssTvE SERVICES

Mulberry Street Ckrreh.
= here the services were held.
Vas heavily dEa2@d. the G0mss,
arches aa.I Gs0rx4ys hrsn- eO~
cred with white and black 5Grr
Ing
The IAseEisr ofthe ehEreA vas
also Avishiy dressed ia tae
xeStueHts az soErnw. Ta> ehsn-
d~iisFx we're covered n EAre
aad bl4ek- While tAe walls bers
9TxpIE IS Of the sane
The assar and sAaacel we're
covered eth black aasi wslTe
cloth. e-nzneuiei rsth more
than . score Of large f-rRs sa4
fora o..sEtaZx. The cacir len
and the immense uEEaa were al
50 covered ia moarai1E eaa-
5leGIs Within the ekAncrI we're
;Ae t0Exl offerings. some OF tke
NEST beautiful ever drsgled
for such al occasion
Oae was a lovely rack aal1.
OF white kyaeIHthS resting On a
bed OF ferux- Representing the
book RAGS Ou the desks OF the
supreme court II bore the
single cord Asleep in white
hyaeilshs and forget ma ugss
his was the 0EcEiag olIas Ma
e0n baE-
Directly II fraEt Of the altar
vas n beaafifa, pillow EaGe Of
maFseaal neil roses. white hyz-
eiaths aBd piaks. r-IfiEg Gu a
bed Of xa.Iiax Over IL lowered
Ehiss dove. With wI2gs spresG
Fhis was from Nr aud AIRS Il J
L1Elar-
At the side Of this vas the Of
fsriag Of the city council. = large
easel sasle Of white hYaeIsthS,
n2reeh4l Reil r0sss and peoples
restiag O. sniiAx. Ga i rested
"A open baok &C law, made Oh
alaSSive xhIfa ! inks
A. 70 O'Clock. al hour before
tue ehaFeh doors we're opened,
= large eFowi Of ladies' aad men
bal aggregated in fr0nt Of the
bzlss.lg AS soon "a the doors
we're opened all that po.ti0n CT
the ekzreh not reserved for the
family, relatives. pall bearers.
justices Of the supreme ecart,
distinguished visitors and the
bar. w4s so0a 6iied
Jass IS the city eloe< struck
The hoar OF III the church bell
begaa 20 toll, and a. It's sadly
soleE1a tones were waited cut
upoa the ar. the other churches
Of the city taking is up and fu
neral kRsils were ringing il ey
sry part ofthe city
II the ehsir loft we're some of
the naezt siagers n Sae0l-
PROCESSION or SORROW.
A. i.=23 O'elcck the process
sien arrived AZ the church The
e2xket vas borne into tho
ehareh BY the pail bearers, all
beizg dressed exactly alike IN
blaeE.
Tia magnificent e7sket was
carried down ths ssEtre aisle,
placed sH massive rests covered
With black broadeloth an d
mounted wiih siI~er. On the
caskst rested beautiful hor4l de-
sigEs,
de-. Gambler preceded the
pan bearers. p aiding the erder
Of the suriai &C the Ge2d.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02
SWORD IN HAND.
Lamar Steps 3ss te the
F-s5.L O-mulgee.
The Greatest Statesman al
Lu-i5t Ct the South lad 10
Rest aud the Scenes
His Eyes FIRST SAN
o. Ear.n.

Ea-az Esi-<-as1. IA =
tader tar scd N the SEN n
and he l2xesl 80 VEL another
seod EzB j. iy.ng-
Jnssxr tie saaslo1 Cf an old
EsdoGbI. where oaee the heart
nov srLled IN death beat niSh
WIKI a solcier's y. another sol
aser rests
he Georgia pines - = lula
~ over their dead he rip
pilng waters whisper as they go
5HxSrd-iIee the life that Is CIV
er-tAroaga saE-AiHe aud shass-
80 & tire Zrr2. ocean where al
~ztSrS meet
AHi over ~ grave Cf the pa-
triuf. soldier. statesman, g-EtIe
sla8. GesTzia bows her head in
snFrDw. and great zea bend 10
silent ackRGEiec,aeIt Of : sa-
perinr.
Lu-ils Qzintus CIneiGnasus
Lamar 5 boey has bsea called
back 10 the bosom Of mother
Earth, but the spsr-t IIves: IL
sweeps throughout the land With
tne same grand poser for ga0G
and for al time men vii feel It's
jsfiEeEcc whenever moryI
seeks an example OF Pl.isy. IN
.eitsAsesss OF uI1sSuEaiHg pow
er.
L funeral 81 L Q G Lamar
which took place az RiSersi,le
esnstsry yesterday vas. sith-
cat doubt. one of the GOt4b,e
events in the history Of taIs city
Tue crowds that lined fEe
streets AID barred their heads
when tine flower covered caskes
passed On rs way % the grave.
we're not there cut Of careless
Curiosity. nCr we're their tokens
of respect merely formal Observ
aEees Of seeeBey.
The wGuraCr's faces were hon
est, earnest reflections OF the
heart. and Macon, in common
si.h the whole country. va-sn
eere IN her desire To paw homage
anu tribute t0 n Ela1 whose ITf-r-
history Is one of her prOGdest
bUasts.
IL was perhaps the urges: "a
neral ever seea IN Szeoa At
the hcuse Ia Vinevi.ls. az :he
ehursh anil as the grave some
Nv tribute vas paid and fresh
crowd. gathered
Never before have 81 many !
,lIstie glishest mel come SO far
10 shOE their respect. and nev
sF before might Il De said we're
the respect. the homage or trIb .
Ites paid more sincere
Macon Est-aed yesterday 20
the silver taagued orators anil /
orator preachers. whose words
cane yelling from hearts falI o.
love and sincerity
A t0Ge4iug incident vas told
yesterday, and Is 0f interest 20 /
every American va0 knew she .
dead uan
JaSt1ee Lamar hal, for many
years carried ia mis- iasIIe vest
pocket a small copy Of The con-
sti;ution Of the Uuited states
EeXt 70 his Bible, il was the
book he loved the best. AMI he
referred to il often- These who .
knew him well also kueE of this
little book In Lire he MS new
TT without II. aud yesterday IL
Vas buried with him IL lies
close TO tbs heart that loved ia
.eaeaiugs aud upheld its rights
az all times
Tue fanrrsl ceremonies last
ii from $50 O'Clock ERtIl ahGug
Ss.So, vhen the last word was
read aver the Op-n grave
The exercises az the Academy
commenced az $50 these at rhe
church az l. o'clock, and 80 the
---~ -. n A~r% sG1n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

did Nississip.Is good eues.s
fSE Is say Buck Cook Az. "
TOR BTowa- The txo l.sv~st.,
, sbsd. In eerar-nv uffh 80.
rOun- ! bFctks 7 II Victor 80
here the FIRST If the en-. -
mcEth for Texas. 20 rr,.. =.
With the eoanhrt. axe ~
srEtHnss- ese Tkry hsa~ -.
ulary fEi~res gesr.bye. sld -,
1T may be fer years. or n
be forever : lacy rsars...
Lcrkbsrr, Texas. IL du<
aus secured eEzpIoS u.eEt -.
ranch lie h.4ar- for -,
were from San toIenp 80
med knee De en- ard the nav -
FER month OF 81 DAYS IL -
stuck to II Ike men for r.
days. when Buck and ~.
gust and c1Bse hosar. "a
reached here SaEGzy vfheht
cent and haEzTy. assi rsaae ~,
remark that heads tia ast.eI.
Peter viii come heE4e- a.,
soon - Victor can send an a..
money It wa . hard 60
enee boys, bat II sEoeld -
Jon aid your fEieutss that tLs,-
- no country On earth lac hon.
tor yonBg IIssissippIans-wa.
ter Valley Progress.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

DR.. Gambler. president If En-
cry College. The dead j1rists A.
Ia mater. met the fGIlcst ex-
pectafi0ES in his grand tribute
Ga tine memory OF the diztiag
aisred dead After which BisE-
Op fitzgerald paid a E-asterly
ana beautiful tribute 10 his dead
friend.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

The Gazette, a paper iu..
stated at West PeElsl. H..
bears the motto @So PAYNE =,
per. and sings this siren So.
TO It's pasroGs-
We are not Publishing this M
per for glory, and thos. ~
wish II to visit them and hr,gk,-
en- Up the house held usekIv
VIII have to plank s.0un ia
cash before the mps1e beSinx
We give VOC s3 worth Of eooi
newspaper for 81 % and xrara
eHiltEed 10 eur money IT tsa
start. Let rs understand eseh
other On this point now. and
there Won't be any hereafter Ia
IT. About ten people on IA Az
erage read obituary notices. aud
t5as means n big lot Of good
space wasted Still. If you want
a notice Published 1t will cost
You ) cents q Iine-I0 lines tree
There are scEe fellows whose
obituaries ve would be glad tn
publish free in doubIe-pFca TIVE +,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

A gentleman living not very
far from 4uter has killed % hogs
Weighing l40 pounds each, max
ing \ total OF 3Sl1. He has sold
1880 pounds AT 10 cents a pound
leaving aim lS4J pounds for his
home use. aud he has sIS0 in
cash These hogs have not cost
him scarcely anything This
looks Ike hogs will pay More
hogs and lees acknowledging
Feyk PIist.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

Iussead Of growing, ard nov
ing % tie west, let rs get to
work aud bald up Nor. n Mss
issippi, she eau be made to bios
som Ike tue rose. Gentlemen.
coats OF, rob up your sleeves
and 20 at l.. call a meeting of
your citizens 1t the Court House
and start the hall roIliag-Er.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

4 vegetable growers sssociA
ton has been formed in Lincoln
county. They advise TIE plant
ing Of large crops Of Irish pOta-
toes, Eng ish peas, beans, tOma
toes and other vegetables for
early shipment 20 the w0rEIs
fLir and other markets IN the
months Of Nav and JCne.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

Hr- II w Hunter, who lives
two miles north Of Water Val
leg, had his barn AMI ten haad
of horxss destroyed by fire SAT
nrday night. the 2fs-. Tie .Oss
viii be heavy As be hsl . il
sEraner-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02
Frun spIiater.
SPL.SrEz. Mss .

JAN. 80. les
Ed EAGLE=-FoF the lzst two
weeks, we il Splinter have been
doing nothing bEi mating Tres
and grumblng about the cold
weather and the sloppy c0ndl-
ton of the ground Instead OF
laying complaint &c e1ght 10 De
thaa kfui thin-s are az they are,
far thugs might be worse Well
you know IL - haaan 10 gFala-
bic. and SPlinterites resemble
the rest of mankind.
The oldest iahabifant Of Spin
ter SAYS that last Friday Was the
coolest weather he ever expe
rierced- The snow was twelve
inches deem, on a level and the
Thermometer registered zero, sS
en-
Mr. Jessie CarOthers, Of Tay-
Tor, spent several days darin 2
the snow with Splinter friends
Tie walked four miles in the
snow 90 90 TO a party At Mr. joe
Loves
The sad news has reached
here that ,ir- Joe Wright Is
dead He spent Christmas week
with friends aud relatives
sFoGnd here, and returned 20 his
home in Texas, happy in the
knoEledge that in she fail he
xOuld return TO his family and
make Lafayette his home gr
Wright vas a generous kind
hearted RIan- Peace to his soul
Nr ~Eoke- Morrison, of Ia
ia1t0wR, sen: last Sunday IN
Splinter
The recent cold weather vas
very hard gu stock. Mr. ! L Ia
tamSi.ie, had one Of his Feung
colts to freeze To death.
IL seems that q mania to raise
hogs has struck the people OF
this part OF the county That's
q good move and la the right iii
reetioa. aud hope il will con
tInGe and be prosperous. But
II every one sh Md happen IL
the bad Iaek that tell To the lot
OF Mr. A L Browning. ir would
be very diseoRrsgiug So far
he has los, ten little pigs
Mrs Cal TatED, OF TatamtOwu
passed through >pIiaier last
week on a visit TO her son. xr
"Neiee~ Tstum, at TsfuuvIII
Misses HetiIe Browning ans.
Lal& Tafum spent several days
last week in 1aylOr's.
ItIsrepOrtsd that Mr. HITIIard
Hunter, Who lived south of 10
coma. had hrs barn aud seven
Gead OF h3-ses consumed By ire
E4st week IL is supposed that a
tramp set Il on IRE
4 haHtEug psrtv-Mezsrs John
and JI1 T4sum and Jim Gard
s-r-kiiief 5S rabbits. Il birds
and : squirrels IN one day dur
ing the snow
Sore Of Ogr boys attended IN
apron EenHEzS7 LAST Saturday
ai-as al LIT Bah Ai~s xud re-
part a good tire They eE4irn
20 have sou SrSs Drizs f0r aiex
w0r<- bat iE 70 more rh~n ES-gv
rhas they ~ere entitled 20 she
-iSOSby prize While fAe yau=x
men henE@d aprons tia voEng
iasthes lId= Grants
Alfa0C-h not Eze-peefesE- I
regretted r0 learn Il fAe death
Of Ia - cites E1eS: sffssss sa1-
Justice Lamar
Sr John Love IF Enniez. vi=-
lied his old home and frieadx in
SptiHter last week.
Mss Z Ia Aabry. hs. dTsena-
unaed the Browning school fer
tue present. but will rssums It
duriDg the summer m0nthsL
With best wishes that the
happlest dreams of the E4GLK
and Its proprietor may be rial
izeS; aud WITH a grateful he=ls
lhat We are all enjoying COED
health. vii bad y0a adiea for
this time.
kCGESTvS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

lr III J SandersOn. editor aud
proprietor OF the ClarxxixIe.
Miss Banner, died on Tuesday
evening of lat week. from ca
tarrhal feyer. He was in the
e5th year of his ags. aud has
been IN the newspaper business
for many years
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

There Is a negro woman lsyiaZ
near Canton, Hiss. who Ia Said
10 turn black AM white alter
na.ely- Sue Is now white. and
says il the sun shines on her
unprotected face or hands. il
viii blister them
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

Fanny KenbIe, the once "a
E1oGs actress. died in London
asst Monday in her S4sh year.
While playing in America sixty
years ago she became the wife
o. IL Pierce Butler, n South
CarolIna planter, from whom
she got a divorce in 1889, 6ud-
ing IT impossible to endure the
nonosory Of plantation life.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

Memphis wants TO have a
grand Mag musical festival this'
year and with the enterprise o.
that city We wcHId think they
could easily undertake and make
a success Of It
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

The Committee on Territories
OF the house Of Congress, has re
ported favOlablv on the bill for
the admission OF Utah into the
full sistsrEood OF States
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

The gin, gin h0Gse and eight
bales Of Gotten Of F4rr0E Bros.
near B4tessiile, Hiss, were de-
strOyed by IRE on Saturday last
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

That portion OF Niagara river
just below the falls, known As
che big kettle has been frozen
over the past t~o weeks, the
fret time IA an hanirsd years
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

JP Heary, freight TRAM con
duct0r vas run over and killed
By cars near PSpiarvil.e. Miss.
last week. lie fell between
mo wing ears
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

Citizens Of Alc0ru, Prsntisz
Lee, ChiekAszw and ltawsmha
eoanties have. al . meeting In
Iapelo on the 10th inst, formed
association for the sueoaraws-
nent OF immigration froz ths
N~ss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

A colony Of thirty Iowa fsni-
hes have made arrangements to
settle near d ian. Tennessee and
engage ID vegetable growing on
q large scala
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

The Inter Ocean says of c BIZ
eaSo and the crowds that VII
soon be going there to see tAe
worlds Fair: There Will be
room for all. feed for all,
a1assments fer all, and the
prices Of food, rooms ard anEsa
msnts will be sach as al eSn al
ford to pay
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

B0wles- merchant. a va
ter Valley. Successor 20 B3Eie<
Bros N lie an assignment las
week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

The eholera report frOD Bs--
hn are q scoar1 GIG ~ etsen
new cases are reported and tie
disease - Slowly spreading.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02


IN our gE1es and taeaskfssl
moments, wheR We lit c yrsesegr
" IN the shadow Of s-a-f-= prss
eHee- AID have \ REALIZING senss
81 MI spiritual iAfngs hsz szalF
10 the rivalrIrr. the eavie- The
s'rises that ordinarily =Eeet -
become Ply IL n that rmnar-
tal creatures should be eeafreH-
81 TOR the most part by eonsTI-
srsslees that DO not xeigh a far
hing IA the sight of God. To
De noble. TO be eharIta DE. to be
pure these are the eaEs 81
watch We should constantly
aim Aiming anywhere below
tnem. We quite miss the narx-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

The Supreme Court &C Illinois
has decided that women in that
state can vote in school eIee-
items Tue decision was on the
appeal OF Martha z Hummer.
Who last Nay defeated two male
eaud dates by the aid OF the
Votes of 2s3 women which the
COanty Court decided were IL
legal