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The Portland daily press., 1893-08-14
.Lasca Gets the Cup.

Newport, R. l., August 12.-The re-
gatta committee of the New York Yacht
Club awarded the Goelet schooner cup
to the schooner Lasca, the iecond boat
of the schooners to finish. The Lasca
was regularly entered while the Volun-
teer was not.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-14
Barns Burned by Lightning.

Rockland, August 1.-THE heaviest
thunderstorm of the summer visited this
section between 3 and 4 o'clock this
morning.
Lightning struck the barn of jeremiah
Mccarthy in South Thomaston, totally
destroying the barn full of hay. Loss
$1,000.
Lewiston, August ia barn belong.
ing to VIM. Stackpole of Durham was
burned last night with five cows. hay and
tools. Loss $1,000; insured.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-14
Officers of Ocean Park.

Old Orchard, August 13,-Meetings of
the Ocean Park directors and of the
Park Association were held Saturday.
The finances were shown to be prosper
GUS. Hon. L. M. Webb of Portland was
elected president, vice Rufus Deering,
who has served nine years; E. E. Davis
of Augusta was elected secretary, and
B. F. Haley of Newmarket, N. H.,
treasurer.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-14
ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 1e62--vOL. 32.
THIS MORNINGS NEWS.

tHtS MOhNINa = N1NS
Page 1.
Weather indications.
General telegraph news.
Page 2.
Base ball news
Page 8.
Dr. Talmage's sermon.
What the pleasure seekers are dolng IN the
White Mountains.
Page 4.
Editorials
Topics for the household.
Page s.
Shooting match for the championship of Maine.
Badly cut with club.
Rev. Francis E. Clark at Williston church,
Fire at Peaks Island
The weekly death rate.
Deaths and marriages.
Page 6.
Wit and Wisdom.
The Scandinavian exhibit at the Worlds Fair.
A southern beauty.
M. Constants ambition to succeed President
Carnot.
John Browns daughter.
Page 2.
Financial and Commercial.
Marine News
Page 8.
Personal.
Brief Jottings.
Trotter Nelson lowers his record.
The Odd Fellows celebration.
Dead ody of woman picked up off Portland
Head.
Knights of Pythias excursion to the Worlds
Fair.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-14
THE WEATHER.
Two Fair Days.

Boston, August 13.-Local forecast for
New England for Monday: Fair; con
tinued cool; northerly winds. Fair and
warmer Tuesday.
Washington. August 13.-Local fore
cast for New England: Cooler; north
westerly winds; fair Monday. Warmer
and fair Tuesday.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-14
Robbed of s1 200.

Dover, N. H., August 12.--John Col
Inns, well to do farmer of Berwick,
Me-, left his coat in his barn thlc morn
ing, and later found that $170O anS five
bank books had been stolen from it. 1t
is supposed tramp stole the money.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-14

Dexter, August PA, story comes
from Hoit's Mills. Garland, saying great
eaoit excitements as pre- prevails there because of
the burning of Joseph Skillings's farm
buildings taui dilgsH by y tramp Thursday. The
tramp was given food by Mrs. Skillings,
but l1t.1 Complained that he didn't get enough
and soon after the fire was discovered.
The excited people gathered in pursuit
of the tramp, and searched for him until
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-14
WANT THEIR OLD PLACES.
Carnegie's Striking Hands Make a Pro-
posa1 of Peace.

Pirtsburg, August 12.-The great labor
trouble at the 29th and 3Sd street Carne-
gle mills, which resulted SO disastrously
more than year ago has terminated. It
is reliably reported that an amicable set
tlement OF difficulties will be effected
Monday, and many hundred men who
joined in the sympathy strike of 1892
will resume-their places. The men Fri
day night decided to declare the stris Q
off, and petition was drawn up to be
presented to the Carnegie officials, ask
ing for the removal of the ban and that
they be permitted to take their old posi-
tiont in the mill.
A cloudburst in Hungary, Saturday
caused the death of 20 nersons
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-14
Seventeen persons were killed in a
railroad wreck in England, Saturday.

Madeleine v. Pollard has sued Con-
gressman w. c.. P. Breckenridge for
$4,000. She alleges that Breckenridge
betrayed her under promise of marriage
and has since been intimate with her.
She alleges that she was only II and a
school. girl when she met the congress
man. Mr.. Breckenridge was recently
married to Mrs. Louisa Wing. Miss
Pollard is said to have been discharged
from place in one of the departments
at Washington for making derogatory
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-14
ROBBED THE SEVEN CORNERS BANK.
A Minnesota Bank Officer Accused of
Stealing &64 900.

Stealing S64, 900.
st. Paul, Mimi, August 13.--Charles
A. Hawkes., formerly cashier of the sew
en- Corners state bank, was arrested last
night at the instance of the president of
the bank, who charges that Hawkes. en-
bezzled a large sum of money from the
institution. The assignee's statement
shows that Hawkes. borrowed of the
bank on the f1imsiest kind of security
$4,000 The warrant of arrest charges
Hawkes. with the direct theft of several
thousand dollars.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-14
Nancy Couldn't Do 1t.

Boston, August 12.-Nancy Hanks
failed to break her record of 2.O4 at
Mystic Park this afternoon, trotting
mile in 2084.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-14
ON CHARGES BY DEPosIToRs.

ON CHARGES BY DEPosIToRS.
Arrest of Four Illinois Men Makes Sem
sation in the Town.
Shelbysville, ILL.,, August ia great
sensation was created here last evening
by the arrest of Thomas NJ. Thornton,
proprietor. J. T. Herrick, stockholder,
G. D. Billet, cashier, and W. w. Thorn
ton, ex-cashier of the Thornton bank
which failed last week on charge of en-
bezzlement of funds deposited. The
complaint was made by depositors.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-14
The Earthquake in Italy.

Rome, August 13,-The inhabitants OF
Mattineta are camping in the open air.
1t has been ascertained that three per-
sons were killed and four injured by the
earthquake.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-14
Fishermen Lost.

Gloucester, Mass, August 13.--
Schooners Senator Frye and Marsala
from the banks, report the loss of two
men each, the former by the capsizing OF
a dory, and the latter by. their gong
astray in fog.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-14

Containing among it's ingredients the pur-
est of medicinal French brandy and the best
of imported ginger, it is vastly superior to
the cheap, worthless, and often dangerous
gingers urged as substitutes.
ASK for SANFORDS GINGER and look
for owl trademark on the wrapper. Sold
everywhere.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-14

Local Weather Report.
PORTLAND. Me-. Augustl13. 1898.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-14
Labrador Mail Steamer Reports Him
Hunting for Dogs.
LABRADOR CELEBRATED WITH
FIREWORKS HIS COMING.
Volcanic Fires Were Lighting Up the
Country When the Steamer Sailed
Away-Professor HeiIprin Writes of
Ridiculous Stories-Mrs. Peary's Pres
ence in the Explorers Party Help
Rather Than a. Hindranee.
Volcanic Fires Were Ligh

6nce IN Ine EXplorefs 3 Iarty O hoiP
Rather Than Hindranee.
st. Johns, n. f., August 13.-The
Labrador mail steamer reports having
spoken Peary's steamer Falcon at Davis
Inlet, Northern Labrador, July %. She
had been storm bound two days. Lieut..
Peary had been engaged in visiting the
coast settlements for the previous two
weeks endeavoring to get dogs. He had
not succeeded and then proposed visiting
the Moravian settlement to the north
and then going to Disco, as he was near
ly certain to get dogs there. His plans
were seriously disarranged through the
unexpected delay.
The steamer reports also volcanic
eruption at Cape Harrison, Labrador,
August 2. Fishermen engaged off the
Cape heard great noises and saw the
whole cliff afre. They landed and
found portion of the hill had collapsed
and that immense flames. stones and Gin
ders were issuing therefrom. The
steamer S officers report having seeh a
column of fire many miles away. The
flames were intense and plainly visible
at night. As there arc no forests or build
ings near by to cause this, it might be of
purely volcanic origin.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-14
8 1. n.Isr.n P. NJ

Mean daily ther. 500 Max vel. wind ..18NW
Maximum ther. .71.0ITotal precip....." .O4
Minimum ther 5000
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-14

late Thursday night. They began again
Friday morning, but when last heard
from were without success.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-14

In the religious riots in Bombay 50
have been killed.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-14

A cloudburst in Hungary, Saturday
caused the death of 30 persons.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-14

The Property Loss Figures Up ss2.000.00o-
The Fire Started ON an Island and
Sparks Soon Had Rival Confiagrations
in Progress-One Woman Burned to
Death in Her Home-Men Almost
Surrounded by Flame Took Refuge in
the River.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-12

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aspire % ob tsis Asai. SIC sftsi
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tcgS sne thousand sessa.4sx kiqs 81
aav a. tae lessissz ci.sscs q
schools = sAs CastsI Ssafss. aass
The CO. dlfisn Il srsdueing tss
magazine II certain E-i-lbsras,sis.
fals. tss.sr. H4rv4sd. SnH AFhor
CAt,aso, The ; .sstlrrs .llscss. .le
great scaea.s . at =aL ne liciae.
ali are ak oFga - sae .rnbssisa,
bas or Sisl rLs = net afraid o.
4 tsfte earnest wcr#. The Cusno
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srs Scsshs toe asEss vi tie esa-
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Psrss, :. Sl.sIaiggiY wrirteB -
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ssre j hess.lss. a. ilsereatsug l.
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t.ar~aer EsEse Cote. ka3sirs
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taken nth eaI eafi Mhlxh st
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and @laIly Terminated n esasasa
t0u- F~ur do~tsrs gave m 81
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Eesl I asees nv 1bs-rst cas- xI.sve
Ms hssh9z9 xas a4rr.st 20 -.
Dr. Mas Mex Discovery fss g.
sgmFslor. coughs stI coils.
gave g = trail. took in al. sizhi
bottle, 1t has earsd sHs and tAanL
Gel / asa uowa sell srf trasty
wsaau- Fer sale at J T CEIE.
l5~rs drug stsrs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-12

A CALL--Tse sISusrs Of the
resolutions adopted Sunday Hisht
in Mas, Meeting, lOOsI7s % the
organization CT a Law and Order
League, lsd all elheFs who have
not had thu oFPOrtuuIty to align
tkevu, bat vho are IL sympathy
wIsh the movement, are hsrebr
called TO saeet in tie Court Hcuse
Friday evening. : s'csoeS, for the
purpose o. FsrfeesIrg s-s2nir1iIos,
tecidlrs upon Van Of oPsrailol & (.
q Z HUI, TenpSr.ry CCs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-12
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F.rssessigakl M1n uEo rs act tAe
tise % read a Lsr.s dsgiv p~w.ga
per. wllI { Al IN Ike Weekly Gtsae
Tee 8eEsf. se- ssssI1s & Tea Fsss<.
. rafssr tat sraetsy salts sIaa-
tsfniEIl e the I.est news u sAs dsy
ssfirsutlv esaJersrd - ulees BIZ.
Cd Tssush ssF5rlv R~gablI
etu u rrIEeiFles. L "a Esver - Far-
than - e suppress 41y lHapertlnt
Es-s useesssxFy . ! - ret Sn9vt
tdze % egHFs ut sTratx 0see q
reader. aI@zys a reader Prise o.
er yea. AEv Fsr.oa sending "a
three dollars fer three yearly ,ub-
serlvtI0Hs % tke Ns.klv. alt re-
csise ore cory free for a year. A
free sample copy Has he tad BY
rri;ing for 1t. SahzeriPtiess re-
ewi.rl hy al vestmastsrs CT E<ws-
d..l.rs ihrongtsgt Eks UaItsd
States. ~ directly ~
GLOBE PRINTING CO,
s. Louis. u II
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-12

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psFEia<- a pleasant a. Essen syrup
4 y a. lsrge A. any Dollar tssi- aEi
r-saTEs F,sx 5o,snss- To get tie S-ua.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-12
FOR SALEl

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nlsnr sasr. rsszs. AL. xs-eA
cellar, sat keuss. t~0 rssssras Z
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40 a. seT-a ser~- u Lad. IA.
gaze 4 - IA Esrunsr.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-12

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II. ass F4ris Ns,lletne -
Fasis. Isna-
Fi.saz.s send sze tArse dosen a yuur
iEpses Taste less Chid Tanbe- ! w1s
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Teer re-. sHg
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-12

Nr. J n Slough vas in ths city
last Thursiay and caid rs pleas
AIT call. He rersT,s everything
Q1Ist and the people srlSyins life
IN his section.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-12

Not necessary tn order antl
goods-wineheIl & Davidson
have an elegant line OF Dia-
monds All prices from $40 TO
SIO0.Oo. Cal: and examine them
They are selling fast
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-12

A {. s1si.msntAry entertainment.
q . 1&se. asd bsn4-.;. il hear
{ chapter 4, % e. FsArsrnisv 4
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ia taIs ycaas t-aanfiss ana ~1Eaat
'earS sho had asss=hlr4 sn ,hr
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tn-lr Visitors htrpr aud pleAsa ~ /.
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81 20 IL Ai.utr4hLsrnsnuer. Toe
parties Eao gave tbs ,ieIi-ltrti en-
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Ella soa.e. tor their Seuervgs as
slstaac~.
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away o. ;sEes T.. hssSs ~uxs. SAX
IuS e - ereHs u much rasxerss To
ali present.
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preserts
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-12

Tunrcs. Miss, Non 10. 1892.
l cordially rece a neEd DIR. Itch
enox's An,IsePsse as . good all
roa1i family medicine
Mrs. Annie " LlLieY-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-12

!; A fill, W A R,lus. VA
West. ) u HSwsy, JE Th.nl.
< W Jones. ] u wosea. ma
aoassomerT. Jno. 2 Jacssoa. BG
fIieaelI, w D Pssssr, 6 " Cad
Ter. " ? wilkins. \ G Smstk, =
y uS~Vv. W " L.5ekirj. I. Lax.
= Z Webb. g II Joa... II W chile
hrH. ID ID EehsriS. : u Sasb. J
y GsOrye, I c Saith. d Sa.tsn.
w II MARSHALL, Ch2s. S.rcng. IA
daat<az-rv. Ja.- II Gard. " n
h-I.hs, Z g TeusrLs. IRE. W Iehu
500, AIjisoa HONE. Pc Ma
ths-s- Z ; Fulrou. L Il Jonss. n
: Sanford. J " WaIl1er. 81 L Hill
j Z Bs-nsr,J = Brcsn. L ) Jun-
Cer, A T 0=en., B / krmbr0aza
u rElOvse the res Is4sIo7 j. L v
siIrson. W ID jonas. q z Hana-
ton, A G Saith. ID N Smith Nh
Brsa-.. W V Sullivan, L P Lew
II, ] 7 Ch=mh<r. ~ 5 D4nes.
Jns,. III kInmor., y o~eus, u Il
dsrkin-, ] D Rsnsr, L J Goolsb,
] " Crow, | Z Slnss. ] + Pc
CUES, { j Andersen. Il 2 Gray.
Ja-. S,Cnr. j G. Tns-, yno. K Ia
mey. W a GailsrAy, B Fusa3,
BEN Pries. S W w.riIa.. Will
Le.i,. Z Hassace. ] 4 Miller, "
W EImble, K A Crouch. W !
SEo~n. C L CrOlek. 2 5 LsavelI.
Alfred Hume. X II L-zveli. W U
Hauaptor, W c N.iiI, P 3 BarrIa-
ger, s II PiaE', wm. Plant, A II
Whit6,l II en1srss the resela-
ti0ns, bat accompany Rr sgnasare
wssh The ssttsrsnt that. 50 far IS
be Uairsrsiir of Asssi,sipriIs coz.
sernsi, it never hs1 letter order or
slieip,Insl. J \ jenkins, Ira G. HOl-
IoEsy, " 7 Wallace, Geo 4 C4ivSs
RE Dural, L L Sser keGs. j B
worlev. Geo. w Lsarsn. G W
BufTsle, J J KslSh:. ] X Upton,
&c SmIther. W II SItte.k-lf.
JE Co~zn. " g Russell. I T
Scett. G A Ramsey. VI SasssE6eld
ICS Wat.oR, Jas AoHsEomsEy, "
G. BeanlInd. ID I Carter. A w
Mitchell, G o Wilson
Several citizens have Ne been
seen by ths committee. Doubt
issS thers ara rsa8v whose n.mss
Il. nc, appear who favor the resolu-
;iOns.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-12

Harper Sm:,ksr has rst1Tnsd
from Texas, acd can be found II
present WITH . FL Key. Harper
Is Al Industrious boy asd nsvsr
idle lsng At \ time.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-12

par the h' rhes, prices for Goa
f<lsrrs M07ey ami Pss-as.
ss4EipS. Ai.iEcss-
CHss- ID BAExKr-
Atlanta. Tn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-12

The Law and Order League bald
q N .cs.ag as the PGbii@ SrhOsl
buillicg Sunday Eishs Which va'
wsll 2.tea led.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-12

AL persons iudsttsd 20 the g.
ate e Il III Hsltsa. deceased. ear
E12 thwr ucs.s 80 aeeegats aIsk
TIE EmisTasrrssl and COATS vii -
saved % tkeEa ~ A. early settle
Ee1s-
DO IT ErwwNx~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-12
On. Dollar
EVERY HOUR

b. .asfy sarrsG bvsuv sa~ a. et-F-
~r~r ~ -hv tatte TIE cegnfrx.
/. ke - wsIsssg -sss tudEs, r -.
" ~ tb. smg BIS ussus ~hts { 90
szFti Z Tie Lar ia lgLt sri
phS4ssn'. ard stu TEr 70 II-s
sA4Esv.s. We C. ysu cut esG-
e.. SO that veu s=s ave ttsIuaI
n-ss tFEt wtrk-us tIfsrss fo
ssuFrelf. Fer thes- vIlgIr Go u
= mtl. verk. tbls Is the r4r Gsut
Ger a.adr- Taa can .trk al d.
ar "a "a. evtEluR eEEv. IL yss=sw
% nsrk I'D. AID lave q f.v sIsr-
BET ar. AZ yegr al.Tossl. utskx,
shsus AaI add - Ysur I<st me.
esr hssia~ss OH let iat~Sfsre at
T. I -fls te a.=<rd ca tk-
START At the rspsdsfv and szeIr
vhivh yea saa.s 81 liar utsn def
lar. CAV " and ssr cot. Ever b.
xJnHsrs are sUsrwssfut frsn IKE hrss
teuv- Amy ere can tun tks tgsg-
asss-Ho, fail Ian skss.d tsy
Z thsag s'ss rrtsi ysH see - -eu-
sr,f ~hat rsu cau DO az tie bgs--
ses- ~hrch 10 Ter. vienna az
<saRd workers EewaGaxs th~y
ag4ke - much a. nxn- TtEv
-s~ulJ try taas hg.SRcss - =. - 80
sell alast & 20 sarua- wSTts ~
at e- gG1 SEQ fay vswrps's- RG1sss.
NJ. HALTET & to.
FOX $50. gartiard. BE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-12

Everything needed cy school
children at Winchell Il Day.
ids3ls.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-12

We have esgcrSe nSe-s lcr vines
S-~&cs from the n0rgh pcls thi;
week
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-12
Fer Sale CT Esr..

The residence lately occupied
by IE0s- Kendall There are i've
good rooms, cox TOIa, Sis,srn
&c r a. HUI
Angus. 81. 1872
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-12

4 s-@ss issksss-
= vSiorl 80 80. ~ tie P.s..,
Se.ool bssiashg ~ Saaia, s~.n;as
A : o'clock Hon. Jao i "a
a,s.er 81 Osford. ~as ssl.eds,ss -
sa-''' aai Gee. Z HI s.sa,.,e-I
:" act a. seeEsszrv. ADD
yer ms1s By Hsu. W So
C.a.eellos & Z Fz..ss. MA ~,
sssHssE, Eq- ssI. W A Ne.
oF- x y Joaes. XII e.
.e CaAsE14a 2ES Esv BIG e.
<- a eo1U1ulsatssa "a. -,
read from Judge /: i Hsn.at.T,-.
q : 'ae o. I.Cts q the ~ ~st.a. AZ.
ser ~sEsa tse fsslo-sa. H..
1loss ssr- Ed5sse,i b rlxa, v.r.
--l ~ eFs4rSis nuaa-rsasls sssaed
y lLose Fs-seas. 10 ~Ig:
We citizens Il Ostsrd. Nj.
n pae.'e aeetiat Assem- bl.a. e.
'rrtAszAg kI-A estimate q a.,
'Ails q wasiesosus AVS AEa -.
ses'4tIeg the impsrsare. Ct !
iAisaiSl aud sf.isisas exeeavloa >.
tas '-ne, d. Lsrtsy fvra
Law AND oEDEE aEssrr
10 sIss all oaz iaas..ee u.ar.lv,
aud socially, iRd,,s.aaslv and col
ieesIsSly 20 tie SUPPORT ef Tia,
@S'sA IL good aud 10 :ss repss.
.i-A 81 that -h'ei - ilIex.I i; and
iSr1 1eruao-e ws d. asr.bT al5p:
the iOlissIss Sp-csIi g.s'.s.ea,
l. We e1aismn The rIska-I.r,
AID eva ioss Os shs law xt,.s
I-rOai6sts tie sal. Of Iatsrsea,lus
ii41oTs. a. a griSvoGs wrsas teth-
'"a'h here aa4 TO The rePCsA,ssa ..
ID. to-r.
: We e0adsau sisA GOAL su
Ph.sis the practice f ysab.ls,
which . rrPsgtSd l. . fr-1reu. a..
eurrencs In Eosu.
sPPeal TO al geo 2 c,s;rea.
10 a1d "a tEs saPpr-ssloa sfth-se
and ali OsksE visIatIsns % uurIsw,
We urge the oz.s TO 10 Ibe,,
duty fully TO suPF rrss vlslssio-, a
~ AID vr promise .. cities, a
SUSTAIN and help them ty VOID. by
e.'1nsslr ~ e)-SP.rass01 wasa ma.
sssary.
Aud We DO further pl-l.s csr
selves Individually act 10 rSsiat
the Lw BIZ parctasins E4sor ale.
s4lf N Orfsrsi ~ 10 sars-s u
ars kIsi of gambling, aad We All
do ali IN eur power to vgrsusd.
Others 10 join Il IN this pscd-a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-12

= 7, Mosrs, wa Was hit by Fred
Harris ., TSecOpola, last week aud
had his skull frActGtej. died OF
the 7th, inst, fro pressure OF TIA
brain.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-12

Nss. Ca.ac,-l - FIst n aud lst
lie daughter 2t.e1dei Iae H0Dt-
Sai.iis sslll,g At Gresnriile, las'
week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-12

rrv-- zsst t-ai~r stess far
brs1kfss, o. rOast fyr dinner, s-ass
,sur c--lsrs With L 4 Crouch and
taer will bs attended TO pEOEP'ly
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-12

Hss HIP Branhau AMI chill iTsn
AL ns2hSs. CaaTlI= P~Stie, re-
t1ree3 frcm Seymour, Texas, the
fr.t Of tie Ess (.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-12

Tax A+s-sss- a-sEt<7uaerv vi
par has respects TO Ia s1A1F!
=. LsFSre.Es 4 Few wsrSa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-12

RA CrSaeh keeps = fustline Of
GrOssri.-s and ziil sell .hs N At the
lowest zy1-ss-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-12

yiS Hattie -ESasgssntrT isi'
v-.sriav 10 vls-s frreuds IL The
Cxw<sI neIshLaTh>,d-