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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

The Woman'- Missionary Ssei~cy VI
south Mississippi met in their fourteenth
annual Session at Canton last week. With
Miss AIsiis Marshall Of Brsashav~n ia
tia chair Ths rp<siar secretary bring
absent Miss Chri-maa II Broakhavsn Was
elected SECRETARY pra fem.
The meetinS was epsne,i with a ~snx.
after whieh was prayer by Rev. Mr.
New Of the Presbyterian Chnrrh-
Rev Mr. Jsues II the M.ths-iist Church
read . chapter frpm the Bible.
The rules II sri.r were read by the
secretary. after vhirh the SECRETARIES Of
the different Districts masle their annual
reports. showing a healthy <rpwsh q the
secretly throughout the Southern portion
Of the STATE. The reports Of the d-ls-
gates from the vaFious aHxiltarie- were
made. giving the work anst financial status
OF each saeiety-
Miss Julia RoIian. a Mexiran girl.
wis was sent tn Mississippi 10 b. e,lu-
Gated for missionary work in her country.
was introduced By Rev. Mr.. johnson to
the conference and made her report as
secretary Of the Wes.lvili. Ssciety. Her
report was quite elaborate and inter
ssting h is quite pretty. very intelli-
gent. AMI N beng educated at the Ma
ge. College at Wec-ivillr. Miss. She made
a very touching appeal tn the conference
for abl IN spreading IN. gospel among
her people
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.


The remains q Il NJ D1aaoni w-rs
last n rest IN oakwo--I C~uivtrry az
Ninons last week. surrounded ~ a very
large csnssars~ q relatives an,l friends
Mr. Dtmonsi was On. e tn eli lamb
marks % Montgomery ceunty. having
lived her, fsr aorr than afty YEARS IT,.
resrw-i 4 larx- ant highgv rr-p~,tel fam
iv. n~ariy al q Whrm are marvel AMI
uv-i near ham. IT, hasI hve-l ases~ thaa
the ~slistsr-i span q ~~~ur sot ten
years having r~arh.-I has - mile h,arl
On nf~'s highway us the an,t u the
hereafter In maRw Savs b. va q ~
markahl~ man. AltAunxh iwsiinx largely
with thu public. and at al ume enioyinx
aast r~tssninE IN. friendship aat esteem
ef all who knew him. he hasl never
hsist efns-s u any kind. never had served
a. a Iurer IN cou-t. and emily oues or
twtes a witness before eaurt- Hs hail
been a alonsy Irnslrr for mere than thirty
ave years and 1krn hHnslrv-ts % mort
ssxr~. yet h. never farvclvs.-I a sinEi,.
one of them. although many q them
we're never pahL he never sts-i but two
men during his Whole cparse q business.
anst was never sued himself ami never
Contracted a debt hat be dhI not pay at
maturity In all hrs transactions he VA.
the VERY soul % honor. lie was mar
rss,i n the wife WIN survives him forty
i've years and two months ffe connected
himself with the church in his early
manhood. snd lived consistent herewith
during his entire life.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

one Of the biggest land cases ever con-
sidsrr-l IN this STATE was d~erl.-i by
Chanc~llar TriE< at Gr~vnviilc last week
= netting over two years asn Mr.. J. +.
psssoa Of Bolivar County dh,l. leaving
a vast property. with his wife a. aslmin-
istrasrix Caldwell II Judah IT .temphis
held a irSt mortgage on T.1.t .cres o.
very SUP rior land for SS3sssi. and sold
the same. buying in the property for
5000 az the sale and sueing the estat.
for the balance due. Mrs ps--on then
asked the Chancsry Court 10 set ssi,ie the
sale. asserting that the property soli vas
worth az least StIs.s-s.. anst that tho sale
vas unfair Mr. W n WtIkrr~,a e
Memphis. and Mos-e a Jones % ksr-~-
dllr ara the attorneys fnr Mrs. n-rs~on.
lille Miller. Smith n Hir~rh Of NirsS-
burg represented Caldwell a Judah.
After hearing the ~vi,irus~ aRd are
fully considering the points IT law in
vslve.l. Chancellor Trixg ts-lav set Aside
the sale amt granted Mrs pse~s,n rent on
the plantation fer the past tws years
As the place was r-ntnx far SfT.sss per
ANNA az the Tins. Caldwell a. Imiah
tsak possession. the two years rrnt viii
amouar tn SEs.ossl Il n presumed that
the caS~ will b. appealed "a the Supreme
Court A. a stStess plantation and <E.-
40 IN vents are involved
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06
CONDENSED

EDWARD Met 4RrHv. aged Il. jumped
t-um the Brooklyn bridge en- the d AMI
sustained injuries which vii probably
result N his death
FoR the frss in four weeks a gCcd rain
tsII IN the section around TussuuhiA
Ala. on the ID, and the prospects for
the farmers ara brighter than they have
been Tor many weeks
The ssue ot standard silver dollars
from the minis and treasury orices dar-
ing the week ended July I. Gs8I vas
sHs.T6a. Zoe ~curresP0ndlng period IA
1892. s4sa. 1.0.
THE Kentucky Legislature. after be-
ing IN session SJf days adjourned sine
die On the Sd Tue cost 20 the state
was Sau0.e0 o and hereafter sessions VIII
be limited By law % 70 days
Rev SAN SNAIL Is holding a pro-
tracssd meeting y whfseshors. Tens
The cid sinners wh0 gave much thought
70 their spiritual welfare are cru~dIng
10 the f-un- Stores are closed IN the
DAYTIME % give employees and proprie-
tors a chance % attend The shouting
sometimes begins before the preacher
arrives
CHkrxeEY V-ERNILLIoN, n 1rue Nv
iur near Anderson. Ind, on the STA
While unloading nav from a wagon BY
means OF a pulley and rope, had his
head caught IN the moose and was car
RED % the TOP Of the barn and vas
almost lead when the rope was cut and
he dropped 70 the foor-
No RAIN has ALLEN IN the vicinity OF
Tuscurbi1- Ala. for four weeks and
The crous are anything but promising
TIE board Of trustees Of the Univer-
sirv OF Alabama. on the s0th. passed n
resolution opening the doors OF hat
institution 70 young women upon sach
conditions IS the faculty nay prescribe.
,rovf6ed snas no che shall be admitted
VINO Is not over Is yeas old and fully
ureua-sG % enter TIRE sophomore class
ArrzEsrrc raia and Wind storm passed
ove- Little Rock. Ark On tne 10th
Telegraph wires throughout that section
xe-e bIcwu down. and GENERALIZATION
xish the outside world was completely
shur cut
THr Hesse government has appro-
uriarsd 1000. COO masks for buying
s,sder. which will be turned over 70 the
ueasauts in need At cost prices The
peasauts are not required - pay cash
bus rive their notes and pay in install
meuts WITHOUT inse,es-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

AsREAr grip IN the ,r;.- - r,t
~Nlver-mIniug ssocks s-ra-r-a ON
1ne 'th~ owing ~ the low pris~ ~ ~
rpr. W
aAR4kF hrx0x haS BEEN f,ds-..S =,
ualhr1e Okla and held IN a. ana b,,-4
He Allowing Ellsworth wv,., ~.
"'eed desPer1do q the Dalton 7r :,
eScape Wyats was caps,-~.T -
Lerre Haute. Ind Ia. -
lsrre haute ofHc-r~ amt the rapru~.
gaeetia great sensation at m. tim..
>hrrlf HiNon sook the prisoner h,,rL
% SAaanuss AMI alIox.t hint =
csp"-
report - th- death 81 E-.
NetlF- who was attacked hv 49,
h~@rsetafeveS AZ FORREST &C. =.
beaten an'i badly bitten By bull do,-~
: wrong lie i improving. ami ma.
- nave e~~u cumprum Sod By e,eb =.
ms nve asSaiiaats paying 500. n,
agreeing not 70 prosecute
>"HE e the largest sax-ua-r-cfI,
Forur Ind held an indixnati.o NO.,
ny on the ssth 70 protest arainS, the
contemplated action Of the county r.m-
mias'onsrS "A altering the plaas q the
new courthouse. involving an a.Egf-
ti"nal expense of tls. Boa. eaa-r,4 bv N.
sn0seltuslou % marble FOR IRON ss,i-
waTS and other extravaganrv<
\ TERRIBLE tranrdv was enacted 4,
the state p.nite ntflry at Pueblo. Next
60 on the 18th Two cuuvi.sS named
NtEeano oilv1rvS and N~a-reIfno Ear
cl1- made an attack upnu a number ~
tetlow-PrtcucrS IN the currnisr with
s~aF~SHivrs. killing three Of them ard
w~oundln= seven Others
TIE jury in the ease cf Alderman
h1he- OF Pittsburgh Pa charged with
mEssieueauor in office. W the sash ~
turned a verdict ~ guilty Il wax
proven that the mnu~v from fines 4.
Jaw AMI order cases imposrst By Alsier-
man Kobe was not turned into th. city
treasury By the alderman a. required
by law
\ RsAsrRnC- fire s..ru--rA On the
9th n Heimana 4 GIexansi-rs ia.s
warehouse At Nottingham. England
The building lnd IL contents we're de-
scruyed eIuSing a Ia-S q xf.a. asHs. The
destruction IT The building throws ~00
persons out 81 e~rnpJnvmenE
IL the house e COMMONS On the
50th. Nr t~rladssures resolution that
the hame-rulr bin shall ~ reported by
July 81 Anst shall ~ e~insurr,s in four
sections was carried By a vote ~ 30 ~
re
n Hamburg AMERICAN linz team-
er augusta Victoria capt Earvn,ss
from hamburg sailed On the cath. for
View YORK with a consignment % 80
lae s~-8vereiguS for an American hruS.
THOMAS W F&LNER president q the
W"rat~ fafr has announced that will
rssigu A. president q the natiouaI even
mls-ieu- ewing ~ the srriurs Illness Il
his vita
rHE keuuuckv E5aur 20. Of Lauis-
Vile Ky masi- an assignment On the
mtA Liabilities amt Assets So aor.
THE Pearv Arctic exposition started
f-7ua Sew York IN the 1t ssr the
Arrt5c rcxunS
Tue hans Of Clear Cr~-s at es-vr-v-
rawn- Cod cEsse,i IL dours en- the nth.
The wsgssef workers IN the sheet iron
ma ,safthe country for azother wear was
-stlsd at Pittsburgh. Pa on the 10th.
at n conference between the manuf1c-
rurprs and the amaIgauIate.s a~sSocia-
rioG committee. The present scale of
wages WAS continued
The secretary Of n on the s0th.
issued orders for the abandonment OF
the military post at Poplar river
camp Montana now garri>oned BY
two companies Of the twentieth in
fantrv. and it, transfer to the Interior
department for disposition under ths
law.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

Gov Stone has offered a reward Of 500
for the murderer Of ". u Morris in
Lawrencs county VA June L. ON June
! d W Sistrunk. in the same county,
was shot. and while sitting on his gallery
on June les ID W. Morris was nlls.I
with buck shot while feeding his pig-.
There have be.n several murders and
attempts At murder IN that Immediate VI
entity within the last few years. There
Is great CONSERVATION there over the
outra<es AMI the people are afraid "a
step out % the door at night without
being armed
On account u Hon. A F. Fuxs ap-
pointment a. district attorney for the
northern district Of Mississippi ~ has
rendered his resignation a. State Sena-
tor of the rwenty-fourth district
Purvis. the whitecap slayer Of Buck.
Icy in Marion county. and Col T. Hop
zos-i. the train rubber. are in the Meridian
Jail for ~safekeepin< Purvis taIks freely.
and does not deny the existence Of White
Gags N Marion county. but says he n not
one Of thu number
The ladies Of vicksburg and Warren
County have decided 70 begin asitaupx
the question Of building a State home for
disabled and INDECENT Confederate veter-
ans
Allen Mage. n well-to-do negro Of
simpson County. says the vhit-caps
have given him notice that he must NJ
once leave the county A few DAYS since.
While himself and family were absent
from home. the Whireczps went 70 MS
house AMI perforated IL with huskshor
E c. N0hler of Scooba SAYS thar in
his section the early corn crop is in bad
condition. bur the Iar- planting promises
70 be better Cotton is hardly in an aver.
ase condition There is plenty Of grass
snd the farmers are behind with their
work The acreage is not much larger
than last year. and the prospects are noe
very bright Money Is tight in that SEC
uon. but IL - nst felt as much a. N other
places because lumber passes 70 a great
extent As currency. Farmers have not
made god crops for three wears. and
A. a result the erop Of mortgages il a
large and increasing ane. anal the farm
srs are not NJ all PLEASED with the ous
losk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

ENw "rrfvE MsSNrTw q
NsuES3@rax. = T.. IIn~ ~ &
WHxENAS The N-rrgsr AMI apprehension
concerning M financial situation. wh.rh pr
wales al hgsin-~s cfrcie- have alr-aax raa-~g
great los-es and tama-- - our p-upl~ and
Threaten - cripple rur merchants stsp ne
wheels Of manufartur- briaz distress. aai DO
prfvafinn - eur 1rn~r~. without f-.su sur
surkinzmen tie vaxr u an-sr and
WHzREss Tbs present ~periIuus eant,ariaa ~
largely tar rr-alt ~ q nnanrial sagiry whfrh
he executive branch ~ ta~ government fasls
Embodied IN unvise laws wAsrA uuss - ~.
r~alrd NJ congress
rner~fnrs L Gruv~r Cleveland pr~-iisnr "
the taaa-t >tste-t tn PERFORMANCE II a rrnstt
oftaenai fHfr- ~ proclamation 10 4-ciar~ mat
an extraordinary occasion r-snir~s NJ CON
rrning Il beth hnu-~-a ~ cuagr-Ss Of ne Tais~st
STATES a. tae capitol IA ne city q Washing
Ism. en- tas IN Tar % August next A. r. . clnrx
ascn - n -nt ma. ta- 1-ups- NAY ~ y.
it~v~t through legislation H-srn present AMI
trup~usffax tsnzwr amt distress AL tanN- N
uth-t . act ~ msmB~rs 81 rae FIrtv-rairf con
Erssz ars Required IN tAkr notice - sai~ rrur.
lana1an ant attend a. IN time aad place
aeuve <tas-f
etvsa nasisr my naad and ne s-aI % the
raisrt srane- ss me citv 81 Washington. On
tae mn fsT Of rfae IN M war at cur LarI
enc Thousand eight hsInsfr-i AMI ulasty4thr~v.
snd - tas Independence af the Cnlsef stats
tn ene hgaslr~f NnI seventeenth.
E.N4fWWa 81 NwMFkxn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

Nearly a year ago a man vno gave
his name a A r. Williams. vent ~
Raleigh. y c. and wa. employed a. a
laadseap- gardener
He became -tcx = f~w -~-ks az. ant ff~s
Two azvs s~for- nfs 6rNss ~ -as4f Ne wN- .
PRESBYTERIAN. and q preacher - thaE caurra
~as s~uF far and rrndnrt-4 n. services su-s
o-fsr- d~zsa Williams sali as r~.g ..n. Wa
Wilhelm taAk las hsan- 49, IN Pafl&1-iphfa
snd taaf ~ vas . H~nr-~ Aad .sns-a - s~ Q
znhL he sas sari~G ~ftn R~nr~- s~r~a--
aisS u aaw turns aat fAAs - "a. 10 A2v-
married . vouzx -suzs sf Rzleixh He a2-t
tad Dor re s~n~d -~v~r.& sasa~~z n Pnit&f~h
psia rnr ether dzy . as-srazn "a. r~c~fw~f
frasn Wilhelm . str@ q PAfi.d~apst4 sni sussa
investigations 10 ~a~ fas1a4 taAG ~ ANa r-xa
harfy s~zt her nnoa~y tar~1xa taz ,u~t err-
He 0~aea grup~rsy sA~re
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

W JFort-nb-rry. PLACED in the p~ni-
s~ntiarT AZ jackson. Miss for two
years was convicted % . most peculiar
forgery
Ne vas -i~cs~-t fm-sfr- ~ tho s-ac- - Marion
,punty H~tnx poor Ne had considerable
truanae Ia rsxlnx n. e~nf and IN riding ~w~r
mo enantrv r-r signatures ras Instrument
e-snx printed On porr p&p~r ~z- hmaiy mutt
iHt-d ~ this &eeuunt ~ eopi~sf fa- bead. .tz
natures ANT all and r-t While IL w,s at
nfts-sf sothtns f-isniou- w. ius-ad-f IA ~ .
cissr forgery snd he vas convicted. The fsdss
giving him the smallest sentence possible
Parties shans Ne saf d-cit-l against IN SUIT.
discovered me forgery A -rurs will - msf-
q, secure ats pardon.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

sEroR-s -ecefvezI on the sssh FROM
E1Ingsn >ehwienfurt AMI Lower
~zaav eumpiere the returns from
EH the ssz electoral constituencies
4 ne empire OF these sa- deputies
Nzr euunsed for the army biII and
MA<aEuss IL Thirteen are eiassed as
zzBrtaL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06
E.~Pr-.sa-ss H.rrs..a,. vs--

Szw YoRK. July t-Ex-Presidens
Harrison last night. when asked his
opinion of President Cleveland-s call
for an August session Of congress-. said
that. presuning that the latest dis
patches contained correct information.
IL vas about the only thing Mr.. Cls~-
land could consistently do. IF he
thinks said the ex-presidcnt. that
the country Is in a state of strangulz
ton and hat he has a remedy. why
the sooner he applies II the wiser he
viii show himself II he thinks that
he can give the necessary relief b.
would better lose no time. The cry 10
that there is not enough money I
think that there is plenty Of money.
but that people are holding On 20 what
they have got and boarding IL am
lot prepared TO say whether I think an
August session ofeongress VIII restore
confidence. which is said 70 Be demon
allied There may be serious obstruc-
tons I cannot tell what nay be the
extent of Mr.. Cle~elard's knowledge
on the subject. but I know that they
would not have repealed the Sherman
law for me
Il think that perhaps altogether too
much of the much-eom plained-of
stringeney has been loaded upon the
Sherman law
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

sHzzrkzT Hozx SMITH has made a
<rs"n 1epeaEng a former order con
hang disability not Of service orr
y - a. toEnIt c 20 disabilities pre-
sszing the applicant from earning
ssqnrs BY manual labor Il Is be-
f THIS VIII reduce pension pay
ssaiz Aum SIS. 600. coo 70 ssn. 400, GOA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

NLLIAH Fsox- OF Cornwall. v Y
r1a sueri the New Jersey L P-nnsvI-
ANA concentrating works ut Edison.
IL, sr s5a-9aa damages fur injuries
STAINED By the defendants building
&ing On him was On the sssh given
Mgnenr sar x@a. aaa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

IE first performances Of the Pas
Ez pav n Perrze. Bohemia. was
Ssa On the 18th Thousands of tour
NJ arr n the town waiting for an
rzr-lnstE 20 get seats. The theater
sas but Lsoa and Is entirely made
'azEe N the Demands of persons desir-
= sdaerS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

asHssxx GArDArK has accepted
sans burvs proposition torowa three
rIe race with n turn for the cham
rpnship II the world The race VIII
ssr plare at Lake oufnsag1moud
uzx Aurust Ii
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

4aESFsRArE tight occurred recent
IN the ISLAND Of Ninduao the
81 az the Philippine group A
% 5000 rrh~llious natives under
eaderShIp Of their sultan made IN
-sx UPON Fort Nunmungan- Min
The Spanish garrison sue
Eel n repulsing the natives after
Aaaoernlyeousested fight
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

TIE - Paul & Minneapolis Trust
ca IT Minneapolis. Mimi suspended
n ne s1th The president saws it.
s~sS exrresis its liabilities By sou. 600.
ri siat it VIII pay N full The capt
n spsx Is $500. CO.,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

Izz speratie artist. Ssaguc. and his
srsrT. named Ffnazer. were ar
rss-i at F~rankfort- Germany. on the
IA On the charge of forging the
ane u the Berlin correspondent Of
= Hilaa Corriere. I'd n telegram 10
nc PAPER IN which the imprvssario
1<-- vas msuIsed-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

9wTSs % the low price Of silver. il
IS s@.sIs-t- On sh. saeh ss -----
4 nine uer and managers of Colo
ziu % shut down all the silver mines
! ne state Between sS,e01 aud "a
. nrn VIII be thrown out Of employ
INIT
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

IaHs BxEzT. the cowboy who was
.r frs. 20 arrive 1t the Wild West
acw IN Chicago In the great race FROM
rasfrgn. Nsh. was awarded the FIRST
~r Of -. 600 by the committee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

AFAzo {. LOCKWOOD started On
= afa rum IN front of the New
NJ World building promptly At .
x ar ms long walk TO san Fran
= Al Albany he was joined by
remit George Cramer. and the pair
y maze the tour together They
ma they VIII do the trip In rss days
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

81 WALLESs Jr-. was arrested on
n 9rh for the eTnbezzIement Of So
xs anf sor making false reports 60 the
esnptroiler Of the currency while
xriar ss cashier for the City national
MI az Bruwnwuod. Tex
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

The duke Of Verarua was presented
.tb the decoration Of his rank IN the
,rsrr Of the Knights Of Columbus at
Wv TcriS ON the 18th The ceremony
~x r.~- IMPRESSIVE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06
NO.29.
SOUTHERN GLEANINcS


The following love starry comes from
Fanldanw county. tsa
Ms sanl- >sarr &. sA- saasater q Col n
' >sarY Sae = v~v s~.as1naL Her c,f,rra-
ess = ne h~sG CnL Stery tir~s sr Nsrkvfu.
AMI - a l~a-fiax man In Fsaial7x sssssntv No..
sanfs - al her afrulr~r~ cauIa aus 4r~fs~ ~
tween Aaar~~ McBravwr aa1 rar@ tsnwan
Finally MIS- szni- cent t~r sae niatst-r aas
tae t-e Ysuax n-n. sA- tslf M raII.nfs
a1~r they came iato a-r presence that
ne see $50 -ouif 60 nseE - ~
1rsa ~tF q marriage uc~n~~ snoaif - n~r
hn-sad scta men - save Nsrsxflis 90 -
s@ms tine - ra- ~ palizs NJ esastv $685.
rn~ reuss n~a --r- vii snesat-a IN. a..
lance -s* 70 nit~- The rae~ -s- . Rot cn~
srR~v~r Inc rsch isw~v xp& =. ne crdinarv
tr~t saa s~eur-t . iir~as- n-err~ tssswaa ras In
spr~a-sac- rn~ latter . nnn~at sfs~rwa-f
sarrt-div explained tslnx. 10 The s~rsin.rv
sass s~eur~d a Eicwu~@ sad ta . t-~ Hrm--s.
as sss IN as var nsrs - Nsr3vtii~ Ta~
rae ~ses hard ere Gsxaa wss a~~p~rat~
NsbrsE~r v&s tae o~sr-r asast~f asaraa ~s-
rcsr sad r~t- - asr~~s IA. san~s q ne
. n. ssi.s nv s.s,, rss-s
tstAer ami me minister waited "a 10 rrrss
plaza Der mo ractnx rivals Mear.w~r rr<t
put IN snc~araae~ lie sas ..nst~s ant ~zv
fns1 the aiz ru@a IL vas s~~n Eass his arr~~
vas nearly -saau-s-a Tie rse~ ~--m-s ats
spv~ar-f IN say rssA. NJ. "a. ss vsrA. sA~sf
81 Nehrsr-r He 1r.t r-sch~f tA- gf8sn< anf
ven tire prfa~ He Aaf taksn q snrr. eat fnr7axs
ne ~osd- Ths ceremony ~es p-raarsr-a
Arbrsr-r gracefully Acsnust~fx~f Ring Aan-
arssiv iefess-t ssd Ne ieis-f n ne festivities
Of oa- II inc most ast~s -~-dfsnx c~r~us-i-s
nat ever occurred Ia the ht-tnrY - Pxaaias
enustY-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

NsS Us GRANT met Miss Winnie
1av;S AZ supper ut Cranstou-ou-she-
9neSun. Y Y On the ssth- The meet
x was mutually cordial After sup
" several officers from West Point
zlei on Mrs Davis and her daughter
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

rHK Huug-iissance bicv Gle race from,
v;runa 20 Berlin began on the 18th.
enc hundred and seventeen bicycIfstS.
= sfsren groups. started in the race.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

TIE first International convention Of
- Evwurth league began in CIevs-
- q. On the 18th Gov. NcEinIev
-,-,une,s the delegates
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

-0soa has IL that Miss Helen Gould.
aaaess daughter of the late Jay
: engaged % young million
non she nes NJ the reception
q her 1tkrr. house when she
ner debut into society The
81 sae lucky man Il not even
1 as yet but the runner As &C
sAgement u 20 persistent rs &c
many believers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

NV York. July President Cleve-
land. accompanied by Secretary Of War
lamont. Mrs Lamont and Miss La
mont arrived here at Ia:3a o'clock last
night over the Pennsylvania road
Il nave nothing TO say at al. now.
said the president to a reporter. II
have issued a proclamation calling
congress together on Angus. Z In
that I have given my reasons for doing
81 and hat is all there N tn it,
Col lamont got out OF the coach and
talked with the reporter. He said;
The president is going directly on
board OF Mr.. Beuedict's yacht. which
Is waiting in East river 1T the foot Of
Twsntv-seventh street Mr.. Benedict
is OF beard. and they viii cruise slowly
along the sound. reaching Buzzard's
Bay OF sunday evening or Monday
morning lie viii remain there about
three weeks DR. Bryant win accom-
pany him expect To remain in New
York until Monday. perhaps later
Col Lamont said that he knew
uothing Of any midnight conference
on the Oneida between the president
and New York bankers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

The suit Of DR. Charles T. simmons against
ne ex-cutars Of shs estate Of he ate samuel
J. rflst-n. for professional service for ne years
ap 70 rne dsarn az Mr. rfidrn. has Oe<n settled
ct Of eaurt. "a the basis Of Esa syear for
eight yes<s, VIII interest,"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06
VOL. XVII.

pxxspwSr CLKvxEAyP 0u the gash.
s-uef q proclamation calling an extra
-.sru ef congress To m~.ton August =
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

Aa@I COLEMAN DxArrox. who dg
3salse prominently IN n scandal a
Tine ago sailed from New York
suraampeon and Hamburg On the
sne returns TO Europe. IL Is
% once more pay her respects to
seiaL world there. but may return
1s country towards the end OF
-ner Z circumstances viii permit