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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-24


WORLDS FATx ssRoFxD~ CaHrAs st.
Aug zL-The EFFORT at dissolution of
the khExsnar injunction forbissfiag
the closing 81 the gzt~S ca >unstav
ave dragged along IN the courts fur
another week. the fair was ap-n yxs-
tersiay- The attendance was very
small and the grounds after having
zen throng~d with splendid crowds
during the week appeared strangely
deserted The buildings were op.n
but the few people who wandered
through their vast areas did not an.i
mach To delight the eve. A. nearly all
the exhibits were covered
There were services in Festival hall.
bu, No music was given in any II IN
paviliOns ami no attraction of anv cha.
acter that vouId tend 10 draw p-e
pie was oSered The West Point ca
dsts gave a dress parade ats O'clock in
the evening. and the place in front of
the government building where the
drill took place divided the davss
crowds with the attractions Of the
midway
The week Just closed was a record
breaker IN the number Of visitors
-09. san Increase over last week Of
fi0 T0s- The average for the week.
emitting Sunday when but Isgg paid
admissions were recorded i tssssa
Saturday = attendance was fs9.a5i be-
ing the bes, day Of the fair with the
exception Of July = when ssS.705 paid
admissions were registered The rec
ord Is very gratifying To the expr<f
ton management and with a little
help from the railroads in the matter
of excursions they expect 20 see q great
Increase from this time on
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-24

Csmm&as~rs.-cAs~s w.s--~rs .. the P-n-
~sa ga~<tteu.

CASrox. O. Aug f9-At the grand
camp arr given by the Local T. A r
al the tabernacle THURSDAY night
Comraanst~r-in-Chis A e. WetSser- on
the sab5eet % pensions. said
As far ~ pensions are eonc~rnsd
there i not n man on the pension rolls
to-day who vas mot placed there hon
estly snd Just as the pension laws t@
quIs~d hfn - be- IL yuu lind a man
drawing a pension Illegally the govern
m.nt considers IL your duty - rep.srt
that man. The e. A K Is sasc a.
anxious for the enforcement ef the
laws now a. 4 was in is6i-sA Moth
ing IA occurred since then ~ change
il views We object - anyone as
sailing the easire pension roll without
citing n single case Il generally &C.
curs that those who aSszil the pension
rolls we're not in the army On either
side. The membership Of the e. A E.
IS aiwavS LovaL~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-24

= ffaat~t&s Frsm H~slsh ons~~r s~natn-
az tao >-~ xsrs 9s.rsasss- >t.kA.a
fsx.nsE

" AtaAA@tkn fr~Nu H~ak1h 0fHr<r l~m&tns
az ~ >-~ xsrs 9s.rssssa- >t.kA.s
f.x.nA
QUARANTINE. = T. Aug ta-Th~ scl-
lowing bulletin was HSsue.i by Health
"Hcer Jenkins az r9s9 p m veSs-r
day
Al - ~ kxrananlA. a-a~~@nwwr~ ar sci
TeeT wnN -~c~sv@ a saAz nasa znsK sA-ar p~-
~fasa ~-~~-~ wtA =~x<as p~@-~a tArz4za tA~
a1sizfaSuzw vsNan rr~V@r1xxrv - fa~Ar AS
enzrw9 Nruus szzraAzase EAe ~xzrs slnus ar
salea ezn AT - 2-1asssv xiv-z bzt ~H1 prss.
aaig - Aansi4y z~rz
Tn~ G~r-aAz ss~ann-hfe W~~@r nruun Naps--
sr-aw~s a. ~raarxarlr~ rw-r~rfax zanrminr xsaa
80 p2--~z<rr> "a ru&rG AL q -a~n <~r- sci
VITA NJ eNr~pzsan - ~ Gfssaf-efzsa - ~
arg n@xx=~~ * me nae-~uxwr~ AL ~ ne r~x
2l2ztan@ haF@ a~sn e4rraess Nzs 1~eurrfln~ ~ tns
arux.<sszz a. ~ cfrExfAr asssa-t - AS e.
parsu~zs Aaxza-t = 49, zzS n esa zars
sta tn -nW4lzsssns sss-d - Ea@ tr~asarr L.
varE<fru1
ksx1a N4eaat- E<-I = v-a- . asfsr= q "a
s-r10 naiv 4aa . Cinaarn q tas Tzltr-f SxAs~@
van vas IA ss~n ~ embarked =. N4ga-- tied
szxzss . sf pAsAys2s Fagnszzzls aaa was
Nr@d a. So
Tar Has-cn<~- VII - traazfer-@f 70 Ella.
SiaEa azd sAear h@rxAx~ r~talae1 znfsI sas 1fs
l1t-rttau - accomplished
Th~ G~strnrzurrs - ~ cav u-~sri Aue f-um
>a2ies wnn~~ ARRIVAL = axzaf@d s1Ea azxt-fr.
AnsE q n sad that TIE SAM precaatlsnz xer~
2xsn IN asr las1rrEson 4nrEzE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-24

ArsrsTA- Ne. Aug ia-Thedroughs
which prevails over nearly the entire
state has been unprecedented In the
.rop-groving season for MANY years
The situation is becoming worse every
day Temporary relief has been zf-
foried over limited sections By light
Eo.aI showers. but there are extensive
regions where scarcely an ineh has
fallen during the summer.
Pastures are naked Of feed and wells
and springs are drying ups and 10 add
70 the distress fires Of greater or less
magnitude IN burning in masy sec
sions % the state
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-24
OsTTHARY.



CaEeAso Aug I9-John T. BaIlan-
tyne. the weIlknown and popular
journalist. died az St Luke's hospital
at f-s0 n m. after a brief Illness
Ballantvne has bad a long and sue
ee>sful career a. n journalist in Chi
cage. He is widely known and has
been identified with the press Of this
eitv for the las, twenty-five years
In 1874 he beeame Of the stan Of
the Fnter-ocean and remained for sew
eral years He was one Of the found
ers of the Herald in Is9L In ISIS he
accepted the managing edit0rship of
the Morning News. now the Record
He held that position until Isss when
he was made manager of the City Press
association Mr. Ballantyne was one
Of the charter members Of the Chicago
Press club and had served as president
and vice president Of that organize
ton
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-24

- nty commissioner Of WI
COUNTY ha~. n short -
iereu a bounty Of ten e~n,
10Y the ~eaips Of striped -r,,4 -
1ng The week following ~.
announcement there were a~.lfv.-.S. =
.ae county clerk the Sralu< % -.
man lAee0 Of these animals
the people who brought then -
suns Of Al. 200 ~"e neat
a NOTABLE example ~ ~.
ing Is a tree in the r-r.
= faneoass Of Baltimore Ma
2 tree bore about forty p~aea.~
e@eh q which weighed about , -,
punt They exhaled a frarra,. -
anu a a hne favor. The p-saebs~b,s
ridge around them. giving - -
Pe~Fanee OF a double p.aeh NJ pa
coast does not know the uams 80 -.
variety. e o the
stEs At Springfield. MINI. On IN.
So. burned the general store buiIai--
OF IL p DirSeS and consumed !. -
gether with the entire Sts.x 49,.
the post Office building the salo,,, -
htgotS Ehwartxrusk. and ieweIrv S.o-p
OF IL q >~ehleuder were aIso =
str0ye'A The loss Is about sl5. o C,n~.
of ire unknown
>EARcH l. being made for Ra-s..
scott ~ ONeill. Neh He was .-.ax-
urer OF Holt county. and. on the rs.h
naa Mt been Seen or heard Of for ,hr,.
tWo WEEKS An examination of his
Books showed him about 500 aao Sbo-.
II first eaaSSO1 for the briSr n,
LsavenNorth- ksS- was launched. on
the 18th without incident. in the mr.
ence OF a large crowd Of people. Part
OF n superStructure i on ID. ground
ASSISTANT >~ECRErART REYNOLDS in
a deslsson rendered ou the 18Th. hola<
that attorneys in pension cases shall
hereafter be allowed a fee Of two dol
Lars IN increase claims under the sc. Of
June =. IsaQ
The iowa Republican state cpuve--
ton IN session at Des Noines. on the
18th nominated Frank b jackson %
Des Aoinss. for governor and a fuu
state ticket
TN the tventy-four hours end
ing at 400 Of the 18th there w-r-
eleven new cases Of cholera IN NaDles
and eight deaths from the dIsea-
The hearing Of arguments on the
motion to dismiss the 0ingman IN
Junction restraining The Worlds Co
lumbar Exposition Co from closing
the Worlds fair gates on >uuaav. x.-r
concluded OF the I5th The our took
the matter under adviSemer&
BURGLARS entered the residence Of
John W Ellis a, Newport r L on
the evening Of the Isth. while the famf
" were dining. and stole watches and
iewelry 70 the value Of s.
Tue village Of Arlington o. i SUI
fsring from IN epidemic u malignant.
diphtheria- al efforts % Szbsiue the
disease having failed The whole town
has been quaranriaea By the phvsi-
cans and authorities
The United States sseam~r Philaxs@i-
Phia. al Gallao. Peru has been ordered
b. telegraph - proceed immediately
10 HOuolulu and relieve the Boston
This order was issued because the bot
TEN Of the Boston = eaked with bar
naeles and foul with a vegetable
growth
ExrEEx snail frame dwellings were
destroyed By hrs IN WnfamSburEN Y.
early On the morning If the I>sh
TIE drought which prevails over
nearly the entire STATE Of Main. has
been unprecedented in the erupxruw-
ing season for ma1v ears
TIE Reading Railroad Co has ar
ranged 70 pay u debt Of 900 ~ the
Lehigh Valley Co by transferring e0al
Of that value Il was because Of the
inability Of the Reading - par tins
debt that the Lehiyh company an
uuIieG is lea~~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-24
MISSISSIPPI


a~rk&
NAeox, Aax Is-TAe s-;.l ~ IN.
1oo Aa4h~rt ass vas roucIud.a .e4.x
4 >sAte Introduced evidence shswf,-
a. Aou Talosrt bad been convicted 1,
t0GHty tor 4 criminal ASSAULT
one Lake Bozenaa and had been go
- % life t1Frissanens in the p@ni-
rs sefendants orer~I se~,imopv
slowing that the defendant IA ,,.~-s
. sae esPuaes ss, as4 nos unsil .s,es
&c deputies are4 upoa them ~isAous
manning their surreaasr. Tba. Ton
Ia4oert bad been ia The n-eg~hborha.a
t"e sixteen months AMI No seYar. haA
h ma4e - eaptare him. That Joaa
4Aoer~ brother q The defendants N.
slos IN ea4 Blood sAe tar before ne
~llAag 1t Cole 81 Ton DuuaiA Tn.
<a~a detendaaA Ton Talh~r. .ur-~.-
a@Fed- BE oaiy had a few 1-<a ~o,na.
On hsI- Thasdesendaats we're on .h@ir
% TOE scene q the killia< % Joaa
20 learn The particulars sh.r~o,
Asne time q The kiIIiax % Cole.
4 State Introduced .how.
ing nat whenever Ton TaIs~r. vas
seen II the nsighhornooa after HI.
sseaPe from ths -p@aiteutiz-v he "a.
always heavily armed and nrcoupa.ss4
OF Que of his brothers. whs wxS .r.o
armed Tia. shea Tom TaIhers sar-
rendered and vas taken 70 the peuf.en-
uAFy ne had severe wounds en- hts re-
son Nhleh the doctor considered danger
Gus vas con1aed in the kos7ftaI t,r .
month and under the ,-patusn. % +,
paysiciAH Foe two o, three months .fser
being IN AcsIl in the peaiteariarv Tha,
a. b tine o. the killing q John Tai.
bert John and Tom we're IN the BACK.
smith shop o. an Indian when Donald
reae ap n a wagon. ar. Ton sr~I upon
am without saying 4 w0rL and Donald
SHOT and killed John and shot A. Ton,
hnt missed him. whereapon nouald ran.
and Ton continued firing 1t Donald
with 4 pistol As b ran
NAcoS. Aug la--Gailtv was the
verdict n the Tslbert rass
AZ 80 this morning he urv returned
into u AaG said they desired some
information. bgs n the teseatanrs'
counsel Vas uOs present she iu-y VA.
? back A. 70 III the Jury again
returned into our and announced IA.
i N9s impossible hr them - ax-p~.
t~hsreuPon the eoarS b. eons~nt q the
Defendants counsel A. The request Of
the I1rT- instructed th-un they eoald 4.
taeY desired IN he p~anisaneaG in
ea~e thsy t5ga1 the defendants -ssI.v.
a. Imprisonment Tor LIE
AZ LOOT the zry Setarzed The ssslox.
ing vsr4irt-
W. tAs azry. Sat G-fez1aan2 Es~ Tzza~,
aad water FAo~Ft Gslry a. ehRrxss "a iasficr-
mrnG aaai IL tls p-nzlrv az ,it- tnupr~onHaens
Aae gHrT respectfully rcsan1aens1 10 ias azsAan
IS Izf al n Mercy passnb- ~ sa0~a IN ~
22i u 2a Alter TalH-r-
The dsssadzzrs counsel MI pr~zea.
= zo1en tar 4 aex t-iaf. ard IN tas
svsas q Is being sxsr-uIsd an appeal
- the >aPrsme Gears Sil be zkenL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-24
90 oME KNOW

That modesty IS the grace Of the
soul
THAT a few drops Of salad oil On
tar stains VIII remove them
THAr hot water applied 10 the
back of the neck viii relieve nervous
fatigue
THAT tirware badly tarnished should
be boiled IN soda and water before
securing
THAT IL 5 said ehildren's clothing
nay be rendered ereprOof b. adding
an ounce Of alum 20 the last riusinx
water whsn they are washed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-24

NEW YORK Aug. Ia-Dispateh . the
World from Spokane. Wash. says
Rzin-in-theFaee Tom Cat a KoIiS
pell Indian. Wednesday night captured
his squaw near here and shot and
sealped her for having elOped with
White Blanket a Spokane Indian
White Blanket and Others caught
Tom Cat cut OF his ears bound him
and thew him into n fire they had
built The police arrived o late &c
capture the murderers. who with
White Blanket have taken TO the
woods
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-24

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug en-A
political sensation was developed here
yesterday morning when il was dis
covered that the rooms Of the repub
lean city committee had been bur
gi2rized The thief stole nine poll
books. some financial account books
and private memoranda
Chairman Tagvert of the democratic
committee expressed regret that the
burglary had been committed and
promised that II th- plumber was Of
fered 20 him in any way he would thru
what information he could get ever &C
the police authorities
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-24

- AA -
Z J. Errrwzx ga ser Yaars %
shm III AAs a~en raj 4zd --asI STA pleasure
Z nslsvs z4aa cunxr~-= = Ahir~~sinx Itself "a
pruEiste q uar- q a1r Pr~senr 1naacfzl
Arcatt2s-. nHf NJ exazsr ~ naztsresl
~ a hnfv eunapa<~a % Ea s~al.grs aza
@snD~E IN ne mesAslmr exears arr -eii~x-
ia< s2usiy rGt sarey Thr iacomiax ef gn-1
IN Ar<~ tnrr~zse - sur papxr zpaev sad
eaE1stsne~ IN ssr 4AlHEr - maintain tne bp
uetzzlir standard % silver zaa geld a. a pArisy
vita ~asa staer arr Ae8 ing - r-llsrs ar
financial -inlaUga. len not sasezs - - IN =
harry IN -xprsss;ax NJ aptztoa Of ne hs-E
tainE tnr ~itrf srr I thtax u = BETTER ~ noe
slowly AID ~&E little until snetainx ererrs--
may ~ saht er tnn~ II = a x-~at mistake %
suppo>~ RAT congress - iaa1r~renE N sn1
wants ~ oar people. There u an honest d--r-
enc. Of apanion zn0nz sas prapss Win respect
- tAe hest rsmeig ant there as4 xrpwtax t-el
tax that All that u needed r. an Increase Of cur
r@ncy q ne national ea1k. and - The sssper-
sion a farfaer Parcaas~= Of naIziun-
TIE after I % not regard - Important -x-
eepr n 1t-sipas~ tAe fears az capitalists thxs
s- are eoniax - TIE sia<i~ silver Standard
xhich nsans no Demonstrates Of gold q
4rws euntr1efion Of currency aad separation
frum ~ standard ~reeasnined By al eorsnsr-
-i&I aaEoas VsrY truly Tsgrss
In4w &mMzm.w
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-24
PERSONAL AND GENERAL

Or the night of the Issh a of The
rrSnirns ; deer escaped from the park
sezr the entrance 10 GRAY Gables
ne animal was tracked down the
zain read ~ Bourne. across the rail
iuzt tr7ex and into the WOODS about A
zLe below Buzzzrd-s Bay The deer
ws a fne specimen and was highly
F1el n Il was gift - the president
rum an intimate friend IN the west
FRANK OLDs. who several mouths ago
x7n<kest a man down AT Marion Ind
M stamped him To death. and then
- ar PARTS unknown was arrested
aRs relatives home. I mile south OF
anzl Ind on the 18th
IcaS RATES drew SEQ frrrn the bank
rsutsrie- Okla on the t4th- because
r thought hunks unsafe. and on his
xaE home lost the
EzACns found IN the Cherokee Al
s'neats Gu the strip viii cause an
sasr delay IN the issuing Of the open
= APPROXIMATION
EEE : IL Taylor PAPER Co. Of san
f1nrrseo and the PSoueer Paper Nil
a. Of ~fayiorville. Marion county.
a. have suspended
DA RsssxRr ". BrcHAxsS- the con
<zne3 wIse-mzr<erer of New York
ms a<en % sing sing. ON the rssh. 20
EaEr the day Of his electrocution
oeAI beds ~anth-zezce. birumin0gs
NJ canneL agxre-ating 10000 square
1aes and from three 10 twenty feet
A hare been discovered IN the
a1net states Of Colombia
ArEARD BosD1 Of Torousa Out. the
~el-znosn pioneer railruahd builder.
zna On the 18th. aged - yea@
b"LB - the amount of s5-9aa was
rzadzSn from the Bank Of England
ne Issh for shipment 90 the United
zze
arS clock on the morning. of the
IN burglars awoke r. & Sanger. n
sarezecper of Ncrrissrn- Wis COW
- Inn with reviewers and searching
= aaslse- found E-sao with which
~ aeeamped
1As& MULLER the wellknswn Ger
4An painter and director Of the Art
szAsmy ~ Dusseifer1, died on the
N. aged 76
ArHsEL TrxRSEr. Of PsEmers Rap
"a INT was killed and eight Cthers
Injured BY being struck b the
q a boom carried away By the
Easing ola log ian at the mouth Of
1niilion river. on the 18th
AszArTrFrL boy baby two weeks
q was fsund on the tracks Of the
ssnnsytvania railroad. Just after the
~ARng Of an east-boand train near
-aiA a. On the 18th TWAS fatally
-Hrea and died soon after being
aund
VOID u the amount of ESQ. eco was
'1adrzwn from the hank Of England
= tae 18th for shipment TO the United
tHx Linden N j. township COM
-Nlee- elected Last fall ky a~nti-raee-
-aex votes granted n license on the
IN 70 the Linden Blood Horse asSo-
loou- 70 run for five years ut 5000
- year The aetion Of the committee
d a storm Of protests throughout
as county
~eES TCRxBCLLs house was de-
A1oged and the hired girl and a baby
Killed by n tornado south Of Paw
@eiry- Web. On the 10th
AzPoETs from countries in western
-Aasas state that a great deal Of dis
-@staetlon exists among the farmers
sef the eurn matters have taken N
seed wheat distributors for the
N1tute- Ii seems that Gov LEVEL
g mas turned the matter ove TO the
Farmers Alliance and that only
Anee members can get seed
lHlLiR PErTuoHx was killed by a
1sn engine 1t Minneapolis MINI
the 10Th Evidences pointed 10 sui
as ne was twice pulled away from
e Track once BY the gatemaR and
nAs d . friend A trainnan aa<0 at
|fepssS "a szvs hinE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-24

WIN ass-ss Fsrsy c-.s. On the Dallas.

NEwAKx y Y. Aug Is-The eredi-
tors o. the Wheeler a Fish Hat Co.
have decided 70 accept forty On
the dollar as six nine and twelve
months Willard Fish. Of Jersey City.
has been appointed receiver Of the Hill
Iier Coffee Plantation Co of New York
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-24

CfSerSSAu- Aug IA SPECIAL from
ASron, - the Enquirer SAYS l. J.
kitch5s. q TallmSdg~. -. Tn. Cana-
dian m1n- owner and capitalist. has
masfe publie the following letter from
>~natar Sherman o. the money qaes
ton
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-24
STRUNG UP eY A Moe.

Charles Wss.ea. whs ess sh- rhru~s
9t -.Hn kstxh. rh~ f0~r~@~-0&a Hsy
WIS ws~ selling water w~ssn. 90 th~
tsisnfs-n. AZ Fair. aaa ksss~x uim
OF ~. LIsti- E.rniux.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-24

rs~ rr~up Gard >.sa - - H-ss ~ s~n.-
toe s~srs~~- 10 - rr.v~a .s the Free~
fta@~-rh> Free gefnsx~ 90 ~4f.-r Pr.~-
u~sify ru.ps--tha~ OF a.v fs~ww~s-a
kstse Of h~f ~ w~sia sa-t
SO 20 10
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-01

a good conscience is TO the soul what
health IL 10 the body--it preserves con-
slant ease and serenity within us and
more than counteryails all the calamities
aud Affections which can befall us with
cut. Addison.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-01

A rural New Jersey member who had
announced in the house that the wants
and sufferings Of the insane Of the state
"were all humbug," went TO the parlor
on Dorothea Dix 90 silence her with his
arguments, but was constrained by her
gentle force 20 listen 20 hers. At the
end Of an hour aud half ho moved into
tho middle Of tho room and thus deliv-
cred himself; "Ma'am, / bid you good
night. do not want, for my part, TO
hear anything more; the others can stay
II they want 20; am convinced: you've
conquered me out and out; shall vote
for tho hospital. II you'll come 10 the
house and talk there as you've done here,
no man that isn't a brute can stand you,
aud 30, when "A mans convinced, that's
enough. The Lord bless you'll" There
upon no took his departure. Mary S.
Robinson In Century.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-01

r nnos Family Medicine
Moves the bowels each day. In order TO
~ healthy thin Ia necessary.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-01

Act on new principle regulating the
liver, stomach and bowels throuh the
nerees. A new discovery DIR. Miles Pills
apoedily cure billiousness, bad taste. tor
MD liver, piles, constipation. Unequal
a for men, women. children. Smallest
dldest. aurostl so doses. IS cts.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-01

An enterprising baker advertises
"mince pies like mother used TO make. >
There Ia something queer about the idea
that ones mother could cook better than
any other woman who ever lived. Each
generation Of men, when they reach mid
die life, lauds mothers cooking. and
compares II with his wife's cooking TO
her disadvantage. When that mans
boy gets a wife Of his own he tells her
what good cook his mother was, and
NO II goes generation after generation.
Now, according TO this theory, the art
of cooking has been steadily deteriorat-
ing, but of course this is not true. Won.
der II boys appetite has not something
10 do with the idea that his mother was
the best cook the world ever saw?-St.
Louis Republic.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-01

| have followed many fascinating
sport, but II wcmankind desires pas
time that will intoxioate her brain with
healthy excitement, that will give her
carmino checks and mako her heart grow
young once again, let me recommend to
TO her, from most delightful expert
ence, the inimitable outdoor sport Of ice
boating, and let me also tell her that she
has not lived and therefore is not ready
to die unless she has had at least one trip
ON stretch of crystal at a mile min
nte.-E. Pauline johnson in Outing.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-01

~ lONR sfth - kETS.
or you arc all worn oUt neatly good for moth
ing, A + gguCrnl dehiiitv TRY
BhOWN'N IRON EIrTERS.
u VIII curC yOG, cleanse your liver and give
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City Taxpayers.

THIS is TO give notice. that the Mayor,
Counsellor and Aldermen of the
City of Annapolis, on the 18th day of
July, 1892, elected the undersigned Col
lector and Treasurer for the ensuing year
aud on the same date made their annual
tax levy for 1892 That the Office of the
undersigned as such collector and Treas
urer, will be at his store, Cor. Church
Street and Market Space, Annapolis, his
hours of business from 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
TO 3 O clock L. NJ. on Monday, Tuesday.
Wednesday and Friday, of each week. at
which times and place the undersigned
will attend TO receive payment OF city
taxes, and TO transact the business OF
his said Office; that from all tax bills of
this year paid prior TO the first day OF
September. 1892, a discount OF five per
eentum will be deducted; from all paid
during the month of September, 1892,
four per ceRtum; from all paid during the
mouth of October, 1892, three per centuDs;
upon all paid during the month OF No
vember, 1892, the amount thereof with
out discount or interest, will be requir-
ed; on all tax-bils of 1892 remaining
unpaid after the 30th day of November,
1899. interest will be charged from the
date when the same became due and
payable, l. e from the 18th day Of
August That the undersigned will re-
port TO the Corporation in December
next, all tax bills for this year then re-
naming unpaid. and will thereafter pro-
coed promptly to collect the same by due
course of law.
LOUIS ii. REIN, n
Collector and Treasurer.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-01

Aunt Iletty--What in creation is the
use of these new tangled individual forks
and spoons?
City Niece "a follower of fads)-Don't
You think its rather nice to have things
which no one else uses? Forks and spoons
go into peoples mouths, you know.
Aunt Hetty-Yes-but, land sakes,
they all go into tho same dishwater.-
New York Weekly.