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rnNanEs. nEcnmn.
Tho House of Representatives ON tnt
Sundry Ciyit mia.

WAsuiNUIUS, March IL. 80 Tue
Houso went into committee Of toe
whole ON tue suudTy civil bill. The
10 ding amendment 10 the HppTOpfia-
ton for the Missouri river went over
till Monday, The Speaker sustained
the point OF order ~ Reed that the
amendment governing the lees OF clerks
Of United States courts anu the itema
Ut immigration fees anu excluding
United States ministers from acting AZ
clerks, ire not gefmane.
4 Powers (Cal.l moved an amendment
10 the appropriation OF 100000 for
special counsel 10 assist district aitof-
nrys, that $4,000 OF that sum be- OK
pended In employment OF special
counsel In the cases OF the Southern
Pacific pending at Los Angeles 10 ret
lslde United states patents.
Steel (Dem. S. O., took opportunity
TO gllege that IA his statu special apprl- .
priallOns were usei AS corruption
luude. AN
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FRANKLIN AVENUE PROBLEM.
Citizens Declare They viii solve II So
Tar as That Locality Is
Cone ,rnpd.

The citizens determined to pbol.
ish the Franklin avenue evil
hvld a meeting la tho room OF the
Business Mems association last even
ing Ms outlined IA the NEWS few
day ago.
The question was discussed from
various standpOints ana committee
appointed ~ solicit iund with whiun
10 ngnt the proposition In the courts
H. necessary. lt Is proposed 10 iu-
dict the owners Of property where
tnn evil Is carried on. The origin.
alOB OF this wOuld.be solution Of
yoxed social condition say they
are lOth to take SUCH action but
believe the emu Juutifies the means.
Their war cry now D.. "rne deniIens
Of Franklin avenue must co." The
latter declare they will resist aud they
nave the promise OF assistance IRON al
least some II the persons whose prop.
cry they occupy,
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The Union Pacific OH cials In this city
are still very much disturbed over III,
non.sfrival Of trains on their line west
Of ttat par, Of the roAi Ia Idaho, which
was washed out by the recent big flood
caused by the breaking Of the Indian
Creek reservoir. The heavy rains aud
suow which tell last night and today
has caused them 10 fear that great
damage might bs done u bridges over
rapidly swellii x streams In that region
OF county noftu anu west OF here.
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IN THE POLICE COURT.
Davis aud rhoma, Adjuiged Guilty aud
Fined $50 Zach. Other Cases,

Geo. l.. Davis filed a complaint yes.
tsrday against Joseph Thomas for
assault with deadly weapon, but the
case WIS dismissed tnls morning. This
Is the case wherein the parties named
tried to shot each other Thurs.
day night on the North Bench. I'M.
mrdiaIely after tho dismissal both
Thomas and Davis were arrested on the
charge Of disturbing the peace
aud were ilued i6l each. Davis put
up the amount ana talks of taking an
appeal. Thomas lHnguishes Ia jail,
owen Martin, arrested on complaint
Of Rev. Fred. w. Norris, next came on
for trial. Defendant Is charged VITA
having stO,en g from "A icliOw'inmale
OF ~, Marks hospital, The court
fJuud him guilty anu sentenced him
to u fine Of s35 OF 20 DO imprisoned for
that number " days.
Tom MuldOOu ami Tom Casey, two
vagrants, were discharged on pfOmis'
Ing 10 leave the city.
Billy Myers, "a hackdriyer, arrested
last hight on a charge VI ITespass, WAS
discharged.
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DEATH OF DR.. MURPHY.
An Old aud Well Known Citizen Passed
Away To-day.

DR.. J. J. Murphy died At 1910 .. M.
today, aged 90 years and o months.
The doctor was born Ia Union couuty,
South Carolina, June %, 1924; and came
10 Utah In 1869.
lie was baptized ~ member Of the
Church about 1917 and died ~ he had
lived, FULLY believing In the doctrines
Of the Gospel.
During the war Of the Rebellion
DR.. Murphy was an earnest
Union man ana the one thing of
which he was always proud was that
he never took the oath " allegiance t1
the Confederate states, though working
for the government In Que OF the am.
munition factories For many years
he recognized the wrong Of slavery
and told his friends anu children that
the war would end IN ditAster 10 the
South AMI In freedom 10 tho slave. lie
WIS prominent member Ut the EClrc,
Tic Medical Society OF Utah and also Of
the National Eclectic Medical asso.
citation, being gradual Of the
Reform Medical College Of Georgia.
He was a man Of splendid physique
aud IN his younger days was alm 1t
a giant Ia strength as we'll rs stature.
The doctor was a,qul0t, unassuming
and peaceful muu aud a good citizen.
lie was the father Of a large family aLd
seven children aud upwards Of my
grandchildren survive him. MANY
frien will mourn Dr. MuTphy's
demise. The time OF tho funeral has
not yet been decided on.
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Concerning nr. IlnInhrldre.

Coroner Taylor has received reply
10 the telcgraphic dispatch sent yostof.
day by him TO the iather.in.lnw Of Dr..
Bainbfidgc, who committed suicide at
the White House early Friday morn.
Ing, as announced W. tue NEWS last
evening. Mr. Mitchell order, the b1iy
Of his son.in.law sent 10 Port Clinton,
Ohio, the home Of the family. This
remains are being emuElmrd Ivy I'M
deTtakot Skowes, who will forward
them according 10 directions either
tomorrow or Monday.
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Of the young fellows gol into the
spring scat along Side OF SPENCER, VIII ice
the other stood up tthinJ. thus they
projected until they reached tie
county poor house on Twelfth South
street where the two strangers got out,
thanked Spencer for his Kindness Rnd
turned OIL the main th0ruughiste.
When the latter reached Fourteenth
South street he stopped ut shoe.
makers TO pay bill He, however,
did not llquidhto his little IN iobtudnoss
for the reason that when ho put hia
hand he his pocket he found that IL had
been cut open from top 10 bottom.
Then be thought Of the sttangors whom
he hal accommodated on leaving tho
city, tut his feelings toward them were
not Of a kiu. ly character ~ bu knew
that they had made him thelr victim.
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A meeting Of the salt LAKE District
Toachers' association was held today at
/ O'Clock In the assembly room Of the
Lalier.day Saints' Cole q. Prot Done
spoke upon School Ethics, after which
discussion took place upon salient
poluts brought out Ia tue address. A
synopsis Of the latter will be found In
the Educational Department Of to-
dayia NEWS.
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Looking Into the Particulars OF "a
Coat Contract.

WAsuiNoTON. March l7.-Repre.
sentative Wilson, Of Washington, IN
making Inquiries A. TO the contract
which the treasury department Ia said
company for supplying 100000 worth
which viii patrol tho Besing sea.
Wilson regards tne contract ~ n die.
elimination favorable 20 British inter-
ests. Ho says II Ia specially objection.
able Ia view OF the American
contention with Great Britain over
Bering sea. Wilson has unofficial In.
formation that tho contract h made
with the lCoBnox mines, Vancouver
leland, although there 10 said 10 DO
abundant coal supplies Ia tho Puget
Sound country,
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ImE u r- nnrLnYEs.
Tho Conference win President U.arB
Hstumrd,

OMAHA, March 1.-THE Union
Pacific employees, Notwithstanding the
protcstatiOns that they would never
consent, have consented, Hnd this
morning went into secret session with
PRECEDENT CLARK TO take up the new
wage schedule promulgated by the
road. ihe telegAphers were given the
hrt hearing. " believed that three
days will 10 consumed In presenting
their side.
The mou have GAINED down since
yesterday nud it Il now believed the
olu'ofcuco will terminate satisfactorily.
The mon lay their grievances mostly a.
the door OF General Solicitor Thurston,
nnd say they have ASSURANCES that he
will lie ,upplanttd by another.
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The SlatterIy Lectures.

Mr. SlalIerly, the ex.priest who
lectures In the Auditorium hall to-
morrow afternoon and evening, will 1t
Is expeOlod he greeted by u large audi
bnce. Tue cOufse Of lectures viii be-
continued GA Tuesday, Mrs. Slatlerly
will also speak anu IL sail to be almost
~ Interesting a speaker us her huG.
band,
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CLEVER PICKPOCEgTS.
They Rob Young Man from Mill Crock
While Riding With Hin.

A case OF clever pookel'pIcklng was
related to a representative Of the NEWS
today by well Euown resident OF
Min oreek. According to the latIer's
story on Thursday last young man
named Phillip Spencer came to this
city with load Oi POTATOES, aud after
disposing Of them aud lrAnsacting some
little business, started Tor home with
about 80 IN his pocket,
When near tho southern part OF the
city ON the State road he was stopped
by couple OF young fellows who
asked for permission u flde with
him for short distance. As the re-
quest was politely made they
were Invited to get Ia the wagon
They had not gone far until one
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RiCuIoNp, Va, March i7.-An
oyster war has broken out. The police
fchOOnUs laugirr was atltcgo1 by
oyster pirates rom the shores "
Smith. Island, % or 80 Marylaudets
performing "a 'uIladu with repeating
rifles anu fifing 500 Shots or more, a
number striking thr schooner. Tho
schooner replied with rifles, then with
cannon. Ono or more cannon shots
struck the house from which tho
Mnryla dcfs were firing. At last nc.
counts the pirates were throwing up
brtasiworiH.
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ruE sriGNioRtaE.
Over Two Ysa,s Needed tor it,
Coinngr

WAsuiNGrON, March lT.-Should
the Bland seignlofage hul, wnioh hrs
iassHi both houses, become law, the
coinage OF sjj,00O,001 OF silver bullion
VIII have 10 be done nj tho minle OF
Philadelphia, San Francisco and New
orleans, the only minis In operation.
Tue Philadelphia mint could turn out
tl,OOO,OlO per month, this San Frau
cisco mint about the same hud The
New Orleans mint about ss0O,O0D.
has only Sl6,O0O,UOO In silver bullion
on hand nnd the New Orleans mint
only $3.50, 900. 20 that after the supply
Of these minis IL exhausted, the re-.
naming ss0,OO0,000' would have 10 iu
coiutd ut Pniladelphia. Tho whole
time, therefore, necessary 20 coin tho
suignoriage IL approximately two years
anu two months.
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MI,h I.nl,r. nnh rl.,ol..

PRAITviLLE, Ala. March IA
free fight with knives and pistols r.
sultei lhst night from the quarrel about
deUt owed by Moses Thomas TO
Henry Atwood. The casultiys are rs
follows MI Cheney, a hyslauder
was killed; Henry Atwood, viii diei
VIII rhOma', may die; Gilmore AZ.
woods wounds are dauyef0us aud
Moses rhomns's wounds are suriuuf.
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Into the City Treasury.

The police clerk this morning turned
over 81, ~ to the city treasurer which
sum represented the fines anu forfeit.
uTes for the first fifteen days Of the
present mouth. This IL the largest
amount turned into the munich nj
Golfers by the police officials Tor many
months and was raised by tho raid
made ON the women Of the town n few
nights ago,
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ArEHRInLE ACCIDENT
struck by a riis Of i.umbsr In whiri.
wtud.

SPECIAL hnnufei o. fe news,
LARAMIE, wyo., March l5.-Mrs.
Charles II. C.udrvy, wife Of North
PARK mnchman residing near Walden,
met with Ia terrible accident yesterday.
A pile VI lumber was on tho roof Of thu
house, nud ~ Mrs. C0udFey stepped
outside whiflWiul upendei the
boards and umbrrs when dCtCoudUd
upon her with terrible force. one Of
the unfortunate womun's eyes were
gougtd cut, hur night aw broken aud
the upper lip cut Oh. Besides this the
physloian Tears that sho has sustained
severe internal injuries. IL was twelve
hours before she regainei cUnsci0us.
ucaf, anu whom the stage lett Walden
thiH morning the patient was In very
pfccari0us condition and rot much
hopes are entertained Of her recovery.
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NEW YoRIS, March 1.-THE steamer
Vega from Portuguese ports reports
that the bark Montgomery Castle was
boarded by huge wave near the
A1ltos anu all three officers and seven
men were washed away aud drowned.
The men left on b0ati no not under
stand navigation And have no nautical
instruments. IL IL feared the weasel
viii be wrecked.
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TIE pENNEn roLLCE wan
Win Less OnicIai Digniiy ~" "o'er-
nor would compromise

DENvER, March l7,-Everythin
was quiet here this morning, awaiting
tho decision Of the governor on tue
question OF submitting the matters IN
dispute to tile supreme court. IL J.,
pretty definitely known that he WIZ
be- glad 10 make COMPROMISE ana
only hesitalrs Tor tear OF loss OF his
official dignity. It's believed he VIII
make the necessary concession some
time during the DAY.
Later-The squabble has been SUD-
mittod TO the supreme court
At III O'Clock GoyAtuOr Waite de'
olded TO submit tue trouble 10 inc
supreme court. Ina long mmuh'-
cation TO the court no reviews the case
aud asks ths court 10 decide whlch are
legal fire police and eXcile commls'
siOnors. This ends the controversy
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NOMINATED nUr Mr. coNyIRurn
the Collector Of customs Tor nontaun
nnd tdnha

WASHINGTON, ID. G., March H.
The presence here Of u. Browne, col.
lsci0r Of customs Tor Montana aud
Idaho, opens ~ the contest concern.
Ing MS confirmation which has
been IN plUgtttB year. Browne
was nominated soon after Clevc.
land was inaugutltcd aud
the nomination was iavoraLly reported
by the committee on commerce. 90.
lection was male In the Senate TO the
confirmation and again failed in the
extra session last fall aud has not been
acted on ~ far during thV preiUut Scs.
sion by the committee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-17

GERS conn rl win Cnmwo lore Fo..
n.y. dmo expedition TO japan, is at
{ tttui % est.. lie IN blind, Aui
January, on Broadway, be- was run
Gown b. u stree car. liit hlp vas
fractured. Bfiuhps disesso wa TIE
result, rom which he DO xpoclUd TO
do.
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cigars aud cigarettes.

WAsuiSGrON, March 1.-THE 5on-
ate finance committee to-day decided to
change the internal revenue tobacco
schedule 10 A. 10 restore the provision
Of the present law concerning cigais
anu uls afettes.
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Al Tscnpsd convict

BWMISGuAM, Ala, March IT,
Charirs Fleming, oolored, an escaped
convict, was OVertaken by Commits
iionrr Bifkhaltor, when he ana,ohed
tho laltsfs revolver aud fired, wound.
ing him slightly. lie shot BitkhalteT's
huTso aud then killed himself
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-17

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March H.
elected chief Justice Of the supreme
court 10 iili tho vacancy Occasi0ued by
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THIRTY YEARS IN PRISON.
That is the Sentence Passed Upon
the Murderer Davenport


Special 70 me DEsIEEr NEWS
Provo, Utah, March lI-Charles
Davenport, the slayer Of John Woods,
was this afternoon SENTENCED by Judge
smith to thirty years imprisonment
Ia the penilsntiaTy. He was not
greatly affected,
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Primary Conference.

The Primir Conference OF the Salt
Lake Stake OF Zion Will convene
Saturday, March 2ilh, IN the Assem-.
bly, Hall, at 10 am. A iull attend
sncs is desired
ELLEN q. CLAwsON.
fTesident.
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Mrs. Clawson's Funeral.

The funeral services over the remains
Of the late Mrs. Spencer ClawsOn will
Oe held from the family residence on
First street tomorrow, SUNDAY, NJ 1890
ID, III.
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The Date Changed.

The time for holding the charity ball
at tho Murray opera house has been
changed from March 23rd to March
8Oth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-17

LAwRES 30, Mae, March IL. -
Slnniry brewery was burned this
morning. Tue loss II sl2j, 900; insut.
aucu 100000
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Supreme Conri.

The Territorial Supreme court will
assemble on Monday morning next
According TO tho present arrangement
the session will open at 10 O'cl0oF,
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The Arguments.

The legal arguments In the Blyth
will case began 10 tue Probate court
this morning and are again In progress
this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-17

New YORK, March II. 90 CONNIE
dore VIM. A. Whiting, ono VI the ON
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Tue total % hlI Tue cleaTing
houses Of the United States flr the
week ending today show a d1crense Of
~ $40 per cent compared with the
corresponding wosk OF last year,
against "A decrease Of 20 S'lO per cent
OF last week.
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cifcumstanc But there was not
lhal tegtcn 81 strength and mlchinr
WORK exhibited by their opponents.
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New York hanks.
New YORS March l7.-Bank state
mont.

The banks hold S7I 1909, 900 In excess
OF legal requirements.
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Elias Thomas was arlaigned on
charged Of being concerned win an-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-17

The grand Jury Of the Third dIstricl
court wen, before Chief usllce Merritt
a. ll''J THIS morning, presented their
hnai .rp3rt anu received their dis.
charge with the thanks Of his Honor
Tor their sofvicls. Tho document reads
a. folUwg
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04
Grsc.-c- c-.es.

S Il Clifford, n " Cassel, Wiz,
sts trcal.lr,l With neasalsIl aud
r~hruIaati IN, his stomach wts Gls
aripr~i, his liver WAS affected {"
N alarming degree, appetite tel.
tsay, aud was terribly reGuerd IL
II IN asa strength. Time BEETLES
Of III .etric Bitt-rs cured him.
EIwarl S%hsrpud. Hairi b4rr,
III. htl a ruuRiug sore on his l'c
ef eight yrars' standing. U-ed
three bottles Of Electric Bitters
and seven JoG,s OF BGekL Us Aral
ca Salve and lis leg is s,uEd aud
we'll. john Speaker, CataUha, o,
had Eve lnrg- fever sores OF he
leg. dsetcrs said be was ineurab!e.
one bottle Electric Bitters and Que
box Bucklsn;s Arniean salEe cured
hin entirely. Sold BY j I Cham
dler's drug store D
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

On Thursday, Dec 2Sth. Mr..
WIN \. West died at his home
in Oxford, after an illness of a
few days of larnygilis. The
death of Mr.. West was a great
shock to bis family and friends,
for only a few days before he
was in his usual health, attend
ing regularly to his business.
thus, With the old year has
passed away one Of the most
useful and respected citizens of
our community. lie will be
missed, and universal regret is
felt na5 expressed at his death
In the prime Of life, full Of ener.
gy and public spirit, his loss is
great The funeral services
were conducted at the Aletho>
dist church Friday, by the pas.
tor, Rev. Il Thomas, and every
available space was crowded
with friends to pay their last
tribute of respect.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

NTs. y Ooda!l 4 n the rest
dencs o. her son.in law, Nr. J
" Thompson, III South Oxford
last Fsid,y, of pneumonia, at an
advanced age. She lad been .
resident OF cur community but
n short time. bat MAS highly 's-
teemed By al. VIE K: CIV her.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04
Mrs. Octavia A Kendall widow

Mrs. Octavia A Kendall widow
OF our late esteemed citizen,
Col. J L Kendall, died at her
heme in west Oxford, on Sun.
day last, of pneumonia. in the
18th year of her age. Mrs. Ken
dali had been 2 resident of our
town for nearly fifty years aud
enjoyed the respect axd esteem
Of ali who knew he. A noble.
christian woman, a devoted wife
m lther and friend has gone to
rest, leaving live sons to mourn
the loss of mans best earthly
friend.
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A NaiI Of Ernte ctian A..

Rev z O Taylor, Missionary
nt the Southern Baptist CoDven-
,iun TO Brazil, writes Of Gsrme-
II consider it a wall of
protection against disease, aud
a sure guarantee Ca health and
happiness Siace | first took
Gernetuer three years ago. my
health has been almost perfect
| work necessarily and tan *
pose myself as much as a ns
1iren
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

The grip. ~inilsnzl ani kin
bred diseases seem to hove be
come almost epidemic ail over
the couatiy, Ia our own con-.
muuity We hear OF an uHu-ua'
Number of caSes With people
of advanced age the results are
serious, and several deaths have
occurred.
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A Remarkable Cure.

About eight months ago |
had the munps, and just after
recovering | commenced to suf
fer With dyspepsia or Indigestion
For three months there was
continually "a pain or lump ia
my chest, and my bowels were
so eors;ipated 1 couii never
have an action without having
to take an aperient. After Us
ing three bottles of your dys-
pepsia remedy [ was entirely
well, and have remained SO. I
have not taken q single drop OF
M edicine since, aud have gained
twelve pounds
Yours truly,
E MOVIES,
Atlanta, Ga
Price soc per bottle. For sale
by DRUGGISTS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

Ger. 4 N West, Of Holly
Springs, Hon. Edward Mayes OF
jackson. Hon. J e Lengstreet.
of Grenada, ahi Nr. Sidney
Smith, of Yazoo City. we've pres.
ent at the funeral OF Dir. W \
West last Friday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

Sorrnw and gloom Swallowed
the hcme of Sir and Mrs j ID
heLcm0rc on Christmas Day.
for their hril ht little boy Garen,
was buried that day. The deep
est ~ npaihy of the community
VS. with the grief stricken pa
ren.s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

Mr.. Frank Riley, Of Gattmans
surprised his friends with q Wis
is Saturday night and was nc
companied home Tuesday morn
Ing BY has wife and children
Who have been here the past
ten DAYS,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

Mr. Wilbur Harris will have
charge Of the Globe during the
absence Of its editor. Mr.. Bar-
ris is . forcible writer and has
already displayed journalistic
ability.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

Rev. o L HALEY Of Nemphi.
will preach at the Baptis,
church next Sunday, (Jsn. 9TH
at IL o'clock. Everybody invi
ted to be present.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

Mr.. ] q Boswell, ore of the
oest known and most respected
citizens Of Brentwood, Texas.
suffered With disrrhoea for a
long time and tried many differ
ent remedies without benefit, un-
til Chamberlains Collie, Cholra
and diarrhoea Remedy vas used
which relieved him st once
For sale by w B NcEwen.