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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08

Mrs- w. E. Andrews will 60
to CIarksdale Thursday, and ex-
pects to be absent about ten
days, visiting friends In her late
home.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08

Have your ehildren's Photo
taken while you can get good
work.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08

See the beautiful new Capes
and SO cheap, at
NRu SONS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08

Tho big circus viii be in Wa.
ter Valley on the 18th.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08

Purple Lilac Perfume-You
don't want any better.
r r CHIFFON & Go.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08


w0rk Z sxaninsd tree q
To people living dtlaS ooaary
I can Al york
D0HtGe When get better and esep
Artificial GGs perfectly ehsw bs:sek
tough stick FORK N the Terms Cash
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08

We are still making IN extra
quality Of fine work in pictures.
SANDERS & Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08

Miss Irene McKie, who has
been taking . literary course Of
the University returned home
last week to the regret Of many
friends.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08

Our popular dentist. DR. A
II Weston has been on the sick
list for the past two weeks bat
has net missed q day from his
Office.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08

Come right along and give rs
your name for the Consultation
or Commercial Appeal You
can-get the EAGLE and either OF
these papers one year for sl.5ok
Subscribe nov.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08

Mr.. Dan Jones 10 nov run
ming . handsome transfer hack
and vii be pleased to receive .
share Of the public patronage.
Leave your orders at Crouch's
Market house.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08
Fresh OYSTERS

Fresh Oysters received every
DAY, 1t Bu6aloee's.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08

Mr.. J A Browning Of Splinter.
was in the city Monday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08
Our stock OF Proprietary
Medicines Is complete.
RR Chiffon & Co.

The University foot ball team
will leave to morrow night to
play . game with the Wander
bilf team. We wish them sue
cess and feel confident they vii
win.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08

We we're presented with =
copy Of the new Memphis daily,
The Avalanche by the accom-
modating local agent. SIR. Webb
Harrie, Who 10 ready to receive
subscriptions for the new enter
prise. The Avalanche bids fair
to succeed aud 10 . newsy, read
able journal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08

Mr.. NcFerrin. q member Of
the University foot bah team.
had his lower jaw fractured
while plsyiag the Alabama
team at Jackson, kiss. Dr.. w.
b. Mcmahon, Of our city per
formed q successful operation
however, and he thinks he will
be able to play the vanderbilt
team on the 10th.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08

An unfortunate diniculty oc-
Cured at Ramys livery stable
Tuesday night between Messrs.
Randolph Busby and Percy
Young Busby was shot in the
breast producing q serious, per-
haps, fatal wound Young is
confined in the county Jail and
Busby vas conveyed TO his
home near town.
LATER-Mr. Busby died this
morni ng at 4 o'clock.
The Springfield tMass.l Union
says Of Russell Il. Conwell. who
viii lecture in our city at an
cary date:
at 10 Of no use to try to re-
port Conwsll's lectures. They
are unique. Unlike anything or
anyone else. Filled with good
aense, brilliant with new sug.
gestions and inspiring always
to noble life and deeds, they
always please With their wit
The reader OF ais addresses
does not hhsw The fall power oil
The nss.s.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-02-15
TIPITY WICHETY ISLAND.
WASHINGTON LOBBY And IT'S WORK
From 50. Louis Globe Democrat.

Il understand said Judge Nj
black on one occasion when he was
a conspicuous member of Congress,
that all of us are bought aud sold
occasionally, without our knowing
it, by men claiming to be able to
control the votes of members of
Congress, while they have no reason
whatever for asserting such a claim
as regards any member
Charles Sumner, reserved in man
ner, stern in integrity, one of the
most unapproachable of men from
the lobby point of view, once said
he had no doubt his vote was sold
twenty times session.
Out of the dust of q remote pig
eon-hole was produced recently a
Photographic print which revived
strange memories. 1t is a collection
of famous faces with autographs
beneath. Some of those who appear
in the picture are dead, Several are
high in political life today. In the
centre of the group is the meaning
of il:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-02-15

The central face is that of Norris
Peters, whose relation to the club is
indicated by Admiral Surround
ing Admiral Peters are the faces
and autographs of the late William
Window of Minnesota, Frank Here
ford of West Virginia, David Davis
of Illinois, and James B. Beck of
Kentucky. All of them were at
the time Senators. Just beyond the
Senators are the pictures of Joseph
E. Cannon, of Illinois, then as now
a Representative in Congress, and
A. E. Stevenson, of Illinois, then
a Representative, now the Vice.
President of the United States.
Mr.. Stevenson's position in the
Tipity Wichety Club is designated
as president of the Board of Visi-
tors Above Mr.. Stevenson are j.
Warren Keifer, then a Representa-
tive from Ohio, and afterwards
Speaker of the House, and George G.
Hazelton, then a Representative
from Mo-, and afterwards District
Attorney of the District of Columbia
At the top OF the sheet is the face
of Joseph c. S. Blackburn, looking
younger as Representative than he
does now as a Senator from Ken
lucky. Vice Admiral Blackburn
was his rank in the Tipity Wichety.
Kentucky is well represented in this
historic picture. j. Proctor Knott,
who had achieved national fame by
his description of Duluth as sthe
zenith city of the unsalted seas,
has a place as Judge Advocate Gen.
eral.' Beside him is ex-Congress-
man James A. Mckenzie, who
seconded the nomination OF Cleve-
land in the noted horse-race speech
at st. Louis in 1888. I'll. III. Black
burn, of Kentucky, was Solicitor
General of Tipity Wichety. Ex-
Secretary of War Alexander Ram
sey, of Minnesota, was a member of
the Board of Orators E.J Hen.
kle was Surgeon General r. F.
Crowell, who became Sixth Auditor
of the Treasury, was Chaplain.
Across the lower portion of the
sheet are four faces. Three of them
are Congressman, James w. Covert
Of New York, the late Senator John
E. Kenna of West Virginia and Jay
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-02-15

Johnny-When Dir. Hankinson
comes this evening
Willie-Mr. Hankinson amt
comm this evening. This 10 Mr..
Ferguson's evening.
Johnny-I'll just bet you my
watch against your gun.
Willie latter severe struggle
with his conscience)-No, j won't
take tits wrong to bet when
you've got sure thing.
/ know it's Mr.. Ferguson's night,
cause | saw Laura in the parlor a
little while ago turning the clock
back two hours.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-02-15

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sou,.O. l - ~ - ,to Gosarnmant Tbe
an,ho.,,omon, w.s .w., mn IN tbe
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Howgate, chief OF tine signai service
OF the army, was . Iugitive from
justice. In the months ioiiowine
the exposure there were irom .ime
TO time rumors tnas ne nau oeen
seen In thls anu 1nas kiace. Du'
the law omcers Oh 'ne soserh men'
were not quise aoie 70 appreheho
MIN. Disgrace anu 'ilsuai 'an''n'
ment were tne pehaitles' anu III
court ever imposeu sentence. VI
the PROOF PRINT Oh the Iipief "icll'
e'y oiuo 'nere rs = Dloao 0'a0A mar :,
across one corner. IL des'roys al
save 'ne last t"o ies.els oi nov
gaze name, Du' sne iacc y s.i.
tnere III ciose CONVERSATION WIZ
honorable ana aAstlps foeo men
as noWgase was DeIofe eAposur'
came.
Nj p... -. .,..n ~,
1.,or;or n.n.r,mant NJ ros;ono,
,hot no.;,;on ord .t.~tad tha f,rs
rbo,o. o.l;tbooranb;c establishment !,
W..L;..o m. n..... :.
-, -. -, :
rork Th. oon,..o,.h h.r.t .tor zoo,
amonrted to several bundred tbous
.aao,,.. Thon..to ,;.h....nh
;,n Co. tho pa,an. om.. Go,.,,
rosohos s5o ooo f. ro.r .na o,ha
worL 80 .ha. L;na ., .ho ..n,
o,t;co reor;res an .nrn.l ennrorr;.
ton 90 s1oo ono r~ou the ver
beg;nn;ng Norris Peters, snccess !,
, obta;n;no the contracts with tb
| Govarpmant WAS woraorfnl N
man .t tho ra,;or., oan;,., had
moro extensive .oon.;nt.noo NIT,
omo;.1. 90 r.. - o,..;a
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, ph;I.do,nh;o ana avan from =. ..
a. Ch;c.ro .nd g. Ion;. come ,
w..h;ur,on "a go -. ,ho.
contracts avav from norris Peter,
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oon.;on f.;lsa M. po,ors wo
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: NJ pa,sr. r. ,ha;r ,ohbv schem.
ha,ora ,ha Conora.. or tbe aenar,
mor,. Thav;n.,~;shlv failed n,
pa,.r. .,,.na., /, - No man,s I'm.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-02-15

HE: On, Mabel. ask me to do
some deed Of daring to prove my
love She: Well. go and ask papa
to let Us get married right away !
[ He collapses. l-[Fun.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-02-15

~ r. dBELL, frm H. Of
Alexandria win constantly handn
Boards Scanling, Weather Boarding. Flooring. Palngs
Also Lahs, Lime and HAIR which
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-02-15
OFFICERS AND
MEMBERS
of the

TIPITY WICHETY CLUB.
Organized May 80, 1879, Washington,
DC.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-24

an ben nit besei1neten Gtatinnen tpirb anf Gig
nal angebalfer
alne 5hae tdglih. Gonntog8 ansgenoM,nieu. 3.
G5endren Mnf1luB finbct man in Warietta an bic g.
q 81 g. 30. 3. q s. s. 81. 8. & .. nalD Gbip @tper
eiienbabn nnb 9ampfbpote orf bem Ohio Slug, In
Cambridge an bic y. q 8. bifIid nno peitli6 in Neu
5ifiisb lnb peIflic. in ganal 9oper NIT ber s. s. &
W unb g. 81 Y nDrblit nnb biflilb. lit @alItD ilrtr.
tion nit ber 30. q g. 8. nnb ber Wallep giienbabn
@. 10. Sage, s. 6. 9aylnr,
Q. y. & =. u. cnpt frans.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-24
Mtsugss gandIc.

Der BeneroIantpolt BON Ghio bat Die
Gntideioung abgegebefl, bob Gtdbten
nerbptefl iperben fann, Nbsugstan1le In
Dffentlide @ewdiier bineinsuleiten. Gin
Ginihreiten in bieler Misbtun9 lpirb
iDobl nibt 10 balo erfplaen fonnen, ba
bis jebt feine anoere Mrt Der Mbleitune
iiblib, fiir ben glueenblif aud ni1t
m6slid lit. Sm 2aufe ber 3eit tper=
ben ieood ale Wunisipalitdten in Mme=
rita iicb nit Der Nuf9abe beihdftigen
miiiien, tuie Die gbleituns Der llnratbs=
itoffe anoers als bur1 SanaliIation err
folgen fam. Sic Werunreiniailna Der
Jliliie fam in Der bisberiaen gBeiIe
iliht fortgefebt iuerOen, ohne bnB Die
gDelt IN @efabr itebt, ourb perieu1tes
WaiIer pergiftet au meroen. 9ie bis=
beriae Sbenrie. ooB Die 8liiiie I'M 2aufe
ppn uier Mteilcn lib Ielber reilligen, ift
nidt mebr itidbaltia, oa BET Der aroBen
gepolferulla on Den ui6tigIten Gtronl=
ldufen ielten Elm 3miidenraum bon
bier Meilen porbanben lit, in pelbem
ben e5tr6men feine llnreiniefeit suge=
fiibrt ,uiro, fpoab Die M0slibteit elmer
Selbftreiniaung nidt borbanoen 1T.
garis uno bas IN allen Blnttell Der
Staotperlpaltung nlultergiltige Berlin
baben Die Srage bllrd Die glnlegung bon
Mieie1feloern oelDst.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-24

0err s. Grubafer in Mltooia, 3d.,
tleilt uns 6Dl9en5es nit, ipel1es fiir
manGen uilierer 2efer BON Snterele
fein oiirfte n@ines 9lbenos" begann
9err 8rubofer, vebe mir BON Dunfins=
bile fortSo9en, nuroe meine Srau oe=
rufen, I'm Elm tleines Sinh ausleoeil al
belfen, Dos eben an Der Gbplera Wor=
bus geitorben mar. 9tls lie na9 6auie
5uriidfebrte, tbeilte lie mir nit, baB Die
Wutter Oes Ginoes au1 nibt lange Ie=
ben meroe unO bat mid, einmai i1ab
Der 5rau su ieben. SD beeilte mid,
oem Wuni9e meiner Grau nad3ufon,=
men uno nahm cine Slafbe BON Sornis
Magenltdrfer init. SD fano Die Srau
auf Dem Sofe liegen, ii6 in S9mersen
triimmeno. unb ben Mann i'm Stale,
elm Pfero aufsuidirret1, nm ben 9oftpr
gu bolen. SD gab Der Srau iofort
eine itarte Ools Masenitdrfer unb lie
tiiblte balo beller, 10 baB man feinen
Sottor brau9te ilnO mar in ei1lieen
9agen pieoer bergeitellt. - 9ieies lit
nur elmer bon ben bielen Sdllen, ipelhe
3u @unlten bun Gornis Waeenitdrfer
iprehen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-24

! Sn lliterieen (gerner Gberlono) If
febten Gpnntag cine neue Rirdenorgel
eingetpeibt ipprben, Elm WaeiItertperf Del
riibmlib befannten 2ll5eriler Girmo
Soil. Gas 6eittonsert mar iebr sebie=
gen.
Sn 8lnbfpfen bel Sdiipfen (gern)
| iit bas Der Qgittlpe 3plli gebDrenbe, BON
Sattler Qbolf Sdnni beppbnte 0aus
eit1ge1idert mor0en.
Qllf Der looenannten eSniel su Wan-
gen (gern) lit ell @ebduOe, iuelhes Der
@emeinoe 9ebOrte, abgebrannt.
Sn Snllifen (Solothnrn) fino sfuei
f9oppelhdilier abgebrannt, moourh 4
6amilien pboablps nuroen.
slm Moraen bes |. Sftpber serIt6rte
in MarlD bei 6reiburg cine 6euers=
brunit orei MpbnqebdllDr Ii 5anlilien
liilo oboa1los geworoelL
Snfplge grplpIipn be5 Retrnifum=
Olptors IN Der Nliible 9ing bps grpBe
gouernbaus bon alt=Nmtsricbter Grauz
Ell in &ailnah (gern) nit Dielen 6ut=
ter= unb uat=Norrdt5eil in 6lammen
uuf.
Gielfern Mnreen 1T in gSDl (St.
@nlIet) Die ,guntipebcrei Der Serren
Miiller e Sic. polliidnni9 abaebrannt,
mpourb ca. 100 9lrbeiter broolos ae=
luoroer l,nb. 8as Serit0rte @tablllle=
me,lt muybe erit lebten Oerblt neu ein=
aerid)tet. Sem frdfiiaen Gingreifen
Der Geleylnehr 1T es 5ll peroanfen, oaB
Der granD uidt nod ar6Bere Simeniio=
nen angsllnmmcn bat.
Sie 99einleie i'm aantpn gBaabt iOl
Mtitts nd1fter WDCbs beginner 4; geaer=
mdrtIg fbnnte man ollerbings nidt vle=
ien". nas Wetter 1T acraoesu nliierubel.
Wenn'5 nur bulb ailGers uno bellcr|
luiiroe ct.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-24
Der sGtiserpriigtes 2eiit.

9lus Yotsbam miro beri1tet Der
9issiplinargeriAtsD bat am l6. iiber
bic 9lntlage eegen Den friibern San5ler
2eilt, /. 8. itelpertretenoer 6ouoerneur
I'M beutfGen s6ubgebiet &amerlln, per=
1anoelt, ipel1er befanntlib auf 8runo
Der uber iein bprtiges Sbun uno Srei=
ben in Die 9.imatb 9elansten 9ta9ri6=
ten bon ielnem Ypiten abberufen uno
pDr feline poroeieBten 8ebOrben sitirt
uoroen 1T. Nuf Gjrlno Der porgdn9i=
gen unteriu6ung our6 einen Seamten
Der 9olonialabt6eilun9 bes Nusmdrtl=
gen Nmtes iparo Se9en 2eilt Die Nntlage
pegen Wibbrau9s Der ibm oerliebenen
Imtsgemalt, oaOur6 perurIa6te Gm=
p0rung Der aus Gingebornen beiteben=
ben Gameruner @ensoarmen uno PDll=
gel, ipeeen Der bel bieiem 9tufltanoe ent=
ltanbenen Sadbei6doigungen uno pe=
gen geeintra9ti9ung bes faiierli6en
Nnfebens uno S6doiaung Der failerli=
den Mutpritdt Our6 ulmoralil9es 8e=
trasen, erboben.
Der Geri6tsbof ipra9 ben @r= Sang
Ter BON Der 9intlage Der @rregung bes
9lufitonoes Der eingebornen Gamerun=
Yoli8ei frei, fano i'm bagegen Oes MiB=
brau15 feiner 9tutoritdt uno Nmtsee=
malt nalb eroher llnIittliGfeit i6ulbig.
8os urtbeil lautet auf StrafperIebung
uuo cine Celebrate.
gSie man Dernimmt. miro oas gang
auHalleno milos llrtbeil i'm 9ansen &cl1
nit 9odgraoiger Grbitterung uno 5ol=
nigem Spott aufsenpmmen, uno man
behauptel wobl ni6t nit unredt, oab
e5 Der 5oSialbemotratie md1tig 8or=
Ibub leilten tperbe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-24
Gine Grutalitdt Sonoer atci.
f1ett.

Upper SanousfD, O., 18. Sftober.
3pei Dtdnner Ranens 9art uno glad
bielten lebte Na1t in @arep, am &ran=
fenbett oes Sud 8reeno, Der am Mor=
gen bel elmer Sampffeiiel=grpluiion ein
8ein Derloren bate, Wa1e. ,@egell
Mlitternadt ididte Slad Den 9art fort,
erfldreno, oaB er Den &eit ber Nadt
allein tpa9en meroe. Breeno traute
Dem Slaf nidt uno beauftragte ben
0art, einen Nabbar Ramens 8ibbs
beriibersufdifen mdbrenO aber Sart
fort mar, iiel Ylad iiber Den bilflpien,
balbtooten unb li1 in ieinen Shmer5en
pinoenoen 8reeno, uno idlug ibn in
Der unbarmber3i9iten gSeife, marum,
1T nod giiemanben befannt. @reeno
miro irfolae bieier MiBbanblung tpabr=
fdeinli6 fterben. Ger 6all ltebt obne
IeInes 6lei1en Da uno Die 8iirger BON
@arep iino aufs So6lte elnport. glaf
mnroe am gtadmittag I'M bieligen Sc
fangnib eingeliefert um Den gBabr=
lprud Der Geibworenen absumarten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-24

9te GDgcNtcm ist ttclter 9(ttf=
IdGe.

Saflanb, Sal, 90. Sft. ,@e=
neral" @bas. s. &e1ep, tpel6er i. 3.
oas San Sranciscoer aontingent Der
Gorep= 9lrmee na6 Waibin9ton fiibrte,
aat cine neue ganoe bon 5aseoieben
I'M iib geIdaart, nit pel6en er ae9ell
San Sole uno burd Die ldnes Der 9ou=
te 9eleaenen reihen Geeenoen siebc1
mi0. Sein 3tpef 1T, llnteri1riften un-
ter eine an ben @onsreB gu ri6tenoe
petitipn 81 iammeln, iporin uhl Siilfe
fir Die @rbeitsloien gebeten miro. gu
elei0er 3eit miro er au0 geitrdee an
gelo uno 2ebensmitteln fiir leine 2eute
lannleln. IS iollen 3meige Der neuen
Wereinlguna bon Sramps in pelI6ieoe=
men Sbeilen bes Staates erri1tet iper=
BEN, nit Der Qbii6t, Die 8agabunben=
l6aaren ipdbreno Der na1lten Sibun9
Der 2egislatur in Sacramento 3u tOneen=
triren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-24
3ebett nper Sol, z

IS .lit bon grbBter gDihtisfeit baB seute berer
Hiereu untbdfis inO, bas geritanOniB oafhr baben
bob elm irsr 3uitano ilisBlic bic esbensorgaue Il
nugret oaB bas geben an einem ieibensn Jdb9er
bdHgt 9risbffae 9ierenfranfbeit 8userfraufbeit
GipeiBborneu inb ales aeiDen bon ielr bartnadisem
@baraiter mean he erft ensepnrselt no unb ale bo
ben bic bDpit iatas seisuns er NIT oen 1obe sn er
lbiGen OH ipotten fe ber Ruuft Der erfabreuftsr
aerste unb Der bepdbrtsen 5silmittsi ber gbarmafO
poe. Merben iie aber bon Mufane en- iobafb bic sie
rem nnreselmdBis Su funftioniren anfanssu. nit 90
fteers wasenbittsrs befdmpft 10 tUirb bic bnen bro
bsube Gefabr obgeiDeubet Gbeuip Hiblih lit biei,
6ausarsuei eeseH foantaalie eeOeH iis gsrftoptnng
8iIioftdt EpspepHs nHb Nsrpeiitdt Gle birbet eins
s6abpsbr gsgen MlaInrid uHo btuGt AroHiieenl Rbeu
ulotismns nor.
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Ger psastId)e tssobnslJtsr,
serausssssosu bon ssr
Beobachter Publishing Co,
tn
Nea ygiiaae!paia. Dbts.
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Ser .gepbad)ter" eribeiut ieben Wa,ttmo1 nnisx
fol9euben Gahlcrirtpnspreien
besabtnno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 200
9gro er i'm eoiie beS esabres oeSahlt ....... 225
@rol9t Die Se5abluug aber erlt na1 Mbiauf oes
Jiir 8eutf1lanb uuo bic Scbing8 bel 9orons.
pt3uHiuHY
gBenu nod sibleus elites &er!htus etu Mbonuenf oos
Biat nd)t reiuIll REM TeAt uiS 3rei Tnn,nern aHs
ullumt 10 miro Der tt!tjteoe aud fir oen fDi9enbeu
Gernn al5 Abonae.it elaNtragen.
Gu large Der Satt triatspnspreiS fur oas Batt moo
gauS ober tbctl,ner ausebt bari fen Abonueat boSs
iel0t petlptl1era.
Entcrci at the post-0Hice at New Philadelphia-
o.. ps secoud class matter
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-24
GlebelamD & Marietta
Giienbablt.
! Sholih sebeno.
gs6roIi9 sebenb.

. SIN sraft setreten am 20. mai 1894.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-24

= Ser INNER uno eipig abipeIenoe
Wcainlep iheint benz Yplte belnonitri=
rem 5l tuOllen, baB oas 9lmt zines @ou=
pernenrs bon Chio abIolut iiberfliiifia
lit. WiI nidt nnier 8eprdientant 0r.
Sracp iib bic Safe iiberlesen nnb.ei=
nen Antrag 5ur Nufhebuns Der Stele
in oer @eieBgebung einbrinaen ? So
lieben iid ba $4,000 eriparen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-24

Die &epublItaner MAIDEN 9an3 ult=
erborte anitrensungen, um ben sefeier=
ten 9errn Wilion In ieinem @eit 8ir=
ainia Siitrifte 5l fdlasen. gu bieiem
3tpefe 1T ibnen fein Mittel gu i6ledt.
90 perbreiten lie Die iddnbli9e 2iiae,
oaB enslifde aapitaliiten ieine Gam=
pagne nit einem Yeitras bon $50, 900
unterltiiBen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-24
g3udlenS Mrmtfa gaIbe.

Die bsRe Scfye in Der gBelt fin
S9nithoa.loe'l, Gei6miire 9olyflub,
6ieberpulloe.L slnsltyias, crfssiprun=
gene SdnDe, 6roR0enleat s>iibiterpugen
uno aae 6autausidldse, iolpie iie be=
ltimrnt SarnorrbDiOen De,J:. sic iDirb
sarantirt, Die bette 3nfrieoenbeit gu se=
belr, ooer bas Gelo tpirb surhdseeeben.
preis 25 @ents per S9adtal bel s. s.
Wiiller unD Gobn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-24
Grcarstomcm fitr iold)e, oie
s3ciutftGttcu Sttd1en.

,9ie Glepelano, 2orain & gDbeelina
gusnbabn 80. ipi'b Gunofabrt 9idets
mad Midisan gum einfahen preiie fiir
Die &unbfabrt petfaufen. 9ie 3ifets
iperoen am II. Sftober unb IA. No=
pember oertauft unO fino 20 Sage gill
tig. S. s. 5errp,
@. 5. & g. u.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-24
Jas Ja'.:s Boss
Filled
w WatCfa Cases

are 81 gold as far as you can see. They look
Ike solid cases, wear like solid cases. and
are solid sesfor. all practical purposes-yet
cIliy cost about half as much as an out.
dad-out solid gold case. Warranted 10
Wear Tor 20 years; many in constant use
forthirty years. Better than ever since thev
STe nov fitted, at no extra cost, with the great
bow tringI which cannot BE- PULLED or ts0is1<J
oV the case-the
, 1894-02-17
1901

The total number of bound scholars OIL the
list of the Country Schools, on the l5th of"
September, after the children who' had com
pleted their 18th year had been written of,
was 9l2, or 81 more than the Police lists.
According to the lists of the several
schools there were so Ichll diem. living in the
country who attended tire public town schools
and 80 who attended the private schools.
In spite of the want. of care with which
some Of the. fists received appear 10 have
been filled ap, the .Baatd has COED ground for
believing that but few Of the children escape
attending school, whether in the towns or in
the country.
The children wfovare returned as not re-
oeiving instruction lin Christiansted. u; in
Frederiksted, 81; in The Country, go; or in all
49,, are yfor the most part, children who are
either under school Age orshave recently com
pleted theirs6th year, andshave now for the
first time to attend school.
The St. croix School Board, sOth january
1894. ~ tfs
JOINT QUIN.
M ZF 4E ~ 2AL ALL
, 1894-02-17
THE AVIS
Chgistiaastsd., St. Cgei&.
Saturday 17th February 1894.

We learu.tbat the Rev. l.. Kook, who holds
IN the Church in Denmark u position some
what analogous TO that Of Archdracon in the
Anglican Church, and " no is here on a st-ort
visit, viii preach IN the lutheran Church at
the Danish service tc-morrow molr,rg.