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The evening world., 1894-09-29
COWHlDED BY A WOMAN.
Alabama Girl Attacks Her Alleged
Defamer on the Street.
tDy AssoclAted Pres.

CORTLAND, Ala. Sept 2s.-Abe
Abrahams. a prominent merchant, was
publicly whipped here yesterday by Miss
Lucill" Doss. daughter OF Peter Doss,
sr, proprietor OF the Doss Hotel. II Is
said that Abrahams made a disparaE-
ink remark about tho young woman.
hide and proceeded 10 give her alleged
defamer a hogging. She brought streams
q blood with every blow and made
him beg for mercy.
He was also attacked by her brother.
and would have been Killed but Tor
the interference Of the Chief OF Police.
who arrested all the parties.
The evening world., 1894-09-29
ERsY housekeeping.

In France one can purchase the small
est portions imaginable and no one is
surprised. Under these conditions the
housekeeper need have but little labor
In caring fol her food. for she buys
what she requires from day to day
and there is no waste or anxiety either
as to the storing or the caring for 1t.
The evening world., 1894-09-29
WONG Foo ABOUT TO FLEE.
He Had 500 Belonging to His wife
and Was Arrested.
CBy Associated Press.l

CHICAGO. Sept. 29.-Wong Foo, who
keeps laundry at Thirty-first street
and Wentworth avenue. learned that
one of his customers. a pretty, buXom
Swedish lass, Mary Larsen by name,
who was cook in an adjacent restau-
rant, had saved 800, Wong induced
Mary to Join her lot with his, and now
Mary has caused Wong's arrest on a
charge of swindlng.
She claimed her Acknowledged spouse
had secured her, money and was about
to leave town. When Wong was
searched the police were amazed to
ind 5000 In American money sewed
In his clothing. In his hat was hidden
a ticket to Hong Kong.
The evening world., 1894-09-29

scald and peel twenty-four ripe toma-
toes; add ten peppers, cut fine; two
quarts OF vinegar, one onion, two table
spoonfuls of allspice, one tablespoonful
OF cinnamon, and boi. three hours or I'M
til the mixture becomes thick.
The evening world., 1894-09-29
TRAIN WRECKER CONFESSES.
duplicates Four Others and Exon
crates nm Accused Man.

TERRE TAUTu, Ind, Sept. 20
George Roberts has confessed to the au-
thorites that he, together with Fred Ep-
perl, Charles Miller, William Fully and
William Sourwine, turned the switch
which caused the wreck of Big Four
passenger train at Fontanet July IL. re-
sulting In the death of the engineer and
fireman.
All OF the men implicated are In jail.
Ed. Holloway. who was arrested for the
crime Immediately after Its occurrence,
Is eXonerated by Roberts's confession.
The evening world., 1894-09-29

There isn't a day that patrol wagons
are not needed by the police Help to
give New York an administration under
which city needs will rank above ma
chine Interests, under which the tax
payers money VII be honestly expended
Instead Of being simply Appropriated
The evening world., 1894-09-29
Tuxedo Suit,

Just fancy a seven-year-old In a Tug
edo suit-and a bib! This 10 evening
dress for the little rascal who goes to
dancing school Wednesday afternoon
and Saturday morning and stays UP
for the occasional wedding or birthday
party The elegant absurdity Is made
The evening world., 1894-09-29

take OF punching the amendments for
submission to the people was only
partially relieved by separating the
canal and apportionment articles.
The evening world., 1894-09-29

Lard with pork, put in cold water ten
minutes, then in hot, and boil twenty
minutes. Drain, spread with butter,
dredge with -four, salt and pepper, and
bake twenty minutes. Serve with peas
and white sauce.
The evening world., 1894-09-29
Hildn's Reply.

o the Editor;
Good morning. l.. l.. Baker.
hasten to reply
To your nice verse to Hilds
which one eve did spy
within the letter column.
o. happy now am II
Nov. cheer thee. L. L. Baker.
Your hopes need not be Ger,
For twas the other fellow,
Not you, gave the door
The kiss for you I'm saving;
So let your spirits soar,
within the world Of fancy
see and like you.
VIII like you in the world and In
The world where spirits fly.
I like you In The Evening World
Is proven by this reply
-HILDA X. JOHNSON
The evening world., 1894-09-29

MOODS II was far from the intent Of the
HOOlriginai trainers Of the State Constitu-
jAnndicespn that the instrument should be re-
esed in after years in party caucus.
swever. the Republican majority in
late Convention did some things
well. and on some other things-
~ not on apportionment-it might
/. n done worse. The browning mis-
The evening world., 1894-09-29

be laid aside indoors. The illustrated
model is finished with band, cuffs and
collar of dark blue chinchilla. The
sleeves are lined with satin, so that the
garment can be put on and off without
a struggle. 1t may cost $40, but 1t is a
little ladys Sunday-school costume.
The evening world., 1894-09-29

Having beaten all the rest of the
ocean greyhounds of course there is
nothing left for Lucania but to keep
on beating herself, And she does II
splendidly.
The evening world., 1894-09-29
Those brooklyn Lights.


To the Editor;
Bright Light asks In your letter column
why the Brooklyn young ladlss have their lights
90 dim when he ealla ] would suggest to this
faeiuous young man that II 10 probably because
he y 20 lishs In his head that no gas or oil is
pesasa' rissss state this 70 him and let him
4 ~ . QUEEN ISABELLA
The evening world., 1894-09-29

Little is known TO the street-car COM
panies about the blessedness OF giving
They are devoting themselves steadily
TO receiving.
The evening world., 1894-09-29

Ballots were ordered printed yesterday
far and against the present plan for real
rapid transit. Be sure that you use one
OF these ballots Nov. 6. And II you are
q hearty, progressive New Yorker the
ballot you use will be marked For" the
nlan.
The evening world., 1894-09-29

No green-goods trick In the municipal
election. A sharp eye on Trickster
Plat. ~ IILall
The evening world., 1894-09-29

1t will be well worth while, for the po-
lice and the Lexow Committee, to get
the bottom facts in the Apo stabbing
incident
The evening world., 1894-09-29
Essentials of Denuty.

No woman is beautiful who has not a
low voice, gentle manners, a graceful
walk, and taste enough to keep clean
and tidy.
The evening world., 1894-09-29

II 1t is true that Ii Hung Chang is
TO be permitted to take the field. won't
II be necessary for the Chinese EN-
peror to grant him some new clothes?
The evening world., 1894-09-29

"Alrs well that ends we'll" But It
would be much better II the National
League season could end to-day with
the Giants on top.
The evening world., 1894-09-29
Crab OIio.

Skin and drain six large tomatoes
Add three beaten eggs and pepper 10 tne
meat OF four crabs, the inside OF QUO
large. boiled eggplant (hoth choppeu
and the tomato minced hne. Fry IN
little butter, but not too brown Adu
few crumbs and salt and bake ten MIN
utes. covered with crumbs.
The evening world., 1894-09-29

New York wants a Mayor who need
not divide his time between municipality
and machine.
The evening world., 1894-09-29

The battle of chin-chin Is not
Chinese. 1t is fought by the pugllistic
champions of the day.
The evening world., 1894-09-29

Give New York a representative
Mayor
The evening world., 1894-09-29
Up-to-Date Little Girl.

The best-selling model for school,
girls OUTFIT is the sack suit, made In
three pieces, blouse, skirt and double
breasted REFER coat. A rough blue serge
is the fabric. The coat Is loose, warm,
lined with plaid flannel and intended to
The evening world., 1894-09-29

There are no dark horses on the
Gubernatorial course. 1t Is an out-and-
out, clean-cut. match race for two.
The evening world., 1894-09-29

Upon McKinley's friends must be
dawning fear that the Governor Is
talking himself out of 1t.
The evening world., 1894-09-29

Voters for Greater New York will
be banking on a safe and glorious flu
ture.
The evening world., 1894-09-29

Only Ave more Saturday nights before
election.
The evening world., 1894-09-29

While the street-car companies make
money, they leave 1t to their passengers
TO make room"
The evening world., 1894-09-29

There are enough honest voters to de-
stroy the evil Of too much bossing.
The evening world., 1894-09-29

September promises to quit us grace
fully. She declines to be blown out by
cyclone,
The evening world., 1894-09-29

The gods haven't made Supt. Byrnes
quite SO mad as some Police Commits
sioners would have 1t appear.
The evening world., 1894-09-29

Day after tomorrow Mr.. Con will be-
gin to go Up Higher.
The evening world., 1894-09-29
Menu.
SUNDAY, SEPT. 40.
BREAKFAST.

BREAKFAST,
Fruit.
Oatmeal. Sugar and Cream
Veal Outlets.
Potatoes q Ia Parisienne.
Rolls. Coffee.
DINNER.
Cream Of Tomato Soup.
Roast Chicken. Mushroom Sauce
Green Corn. Dreamed Potatoes
Celery Salad.
Waters. Cheese.
Peach Ice Cream. e
Coffee.
SUPPER.
Lobster q la Newberg.
Brown Bread and Butter
Fruit. WATERS
Coffee.
The evening world., 1894-09-29

The people Of New York have only to
help themselves to their opportunity.
The evening world., 1894-09-29
THE SICK BABIES FUND.


Previously Acknowledged. $50 II
Seven playmates. Windsor liall......,. 100
Nellie Macdonald. ub Graham street,
BrpDklyn...... .....rA ,,.,.,t,.,..'t''' z'dh
Fair 1908 Bushwick ayeaue. llrooklyn,.. 90
Carl Goldenita. $50 East Eighty eighth
street ...,......................... 100
1t Is rather late to make a notice of
the entertainer t given at the Central
opera House, Sept. H. but Ii IL done on
little Ray FeinJerg's account, who Is a
verltable tiny Trojan in the cause OF char
ity. Ray organized the society entitled
Friends OF AL which gave the enter
talnment. She Is It's President; Mamie
Gold, Its Vice President; Herman Fem
berg Treasurer; Sidney Bauer, Secre-
tary; Freddie Hutter. Chairman; Aaron
Levine, Financial Secretary, and Bella
and Milton Morris. members. All these
little folks. together with Harry Alt and
Louis Mandelbdum, worked very hard.
Sarah Kaplan and Minnie Egcrs made
S6 by Keeping n stand In the street,
and turned the money over to the
Friends of All. The entertainments re-
The evening world., 1894-09-29
Cold breakfast Comfort,

CuIu HFtNkIHFt CU'
Mr.. +. Hopkinson Smith believes ths.
the housewife who would serve coy
meat for breakfast would eommit "
equal barbarity OF cooking A peeeh ~
Of mnrderinG hor GrendmoiIIs. !,
The evening world., 1894-09-29

in black only, of imported satin-fnished
worsteds, silk lined, SIX faced and fitted
to perfection. A white pique vest dress
shirt. black satin or white lawn ue'
white enamelled studs and patent leath-
ers are Indispensab.es OF the Iuxelo
suit
The evening world., 1894-09-29

anu still Attorney General Oiney gets
no antitrust message from Gray Gables.
The evening world., 1894-09-29

The motto of the Xxx. is XLCR.
The evening world., 1894-09-29

This column lie for everybody
who has a complaint to make, In
formation to give, q subject OF gen.
eral Interest to discuss or a public
Lona letters cannot be printed.l
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11
Every lawn mas

i lar.
A spGHger-
a smart Aces
Sams presiy girls.
4 girl VIM .Iggiss.
Halt a daZen lula.fcS.
L ggmGn who taftle~.
L MAJ -ho snoWs L at.
More l0afers than K needs.
4 9Gy vino cuts NJ IN church.
Afew meststles0m me cid women.
Il thing that sfares a. won-
en-
some men who make remarks
about women.
4 preacher who thinks be
dugnt Ia run the tawn.
4 few xh0 Know how ID rua
the Affairs at the country.
4 glri Who gues 10 the aGrf
aHes every TINA tie mail Genes
IN.
\ legion Of snaEt AIeeSs Who
can tell the editor a0x 60 run
ais 8aper
Dozens Of men who rhInk thev
can run a paper better than Fae
ediE0r.
Aerens nEz whose business d.
suffering aeeauxe they dom
All vsrsIse.
Men whose wires sew for 4
living fsr themselves and haz
J axtxis Hh@e tae anzaands loaf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11
Tsa d-E Ts-f Law Csrs.1aFs1


TuFpr onr ed time free waol
naEgy hackz Tnerva~@ss "a ar
ber$ srd the prize az wo,E as
.uG5Rt4fHsst bee1H-e there x4s Z
demand fur wecL F. reFEs s1ai :
are needed Esr afmrx xrr8
our own wgs5s n this country.
and when their importation s
dm.nisaesl By . rariT tfgfF ire
.frmanl sar American vgssl S
necessarily GKls Under hiz "a
protection ca xg@T= fIcx- II
sheep have FINISHED and pri
ees ssr vaul AaEe gene dawn
AlreatF the price af domestic
xauE has increased IN tlis eaHn
grv since tha passage af th+
-euaz@ ay 4 mouth a-l
american wuala Sod "a Ep-
Eer& and Boston foe fruu e
60 80 esEfs q pound. aresrafn :
20 gEHiitv- since then the D..
mtE.t has increased and sTf-
BFE-vs nav rsIl-g sF1m - t. 81
cents.
CIathsS Nj be cheaper be
eaEAe the GIx "a Imported siuts
ant elafhuC aa= been rsdTcet9.
As waai y free. -ae o &! gGnpan
safaTy duty = sbusISasd Ca-
der the Mckinley lxx lie rafe
Of +utv o eHs1pe T x1uIen cloth
Wis t0u IJa ID 49, Ter cent.
tnst IN dearpr cloth f-gu 81 q
80 per spaC- Cattsr the new
bill e viii De from - 60 jg par
cent The sIurv ga knit goods
WIS from - % I6B Der cent.
Tia TAX On blankets "a frum
- % Ia II VII rsug- fruzu -
20 ~ On isum@ls the rsEse VIZ
from . 20 10 II will De from
= 20 "a NemanFs dress g,sgstS
paid frau - to Isie. cl8aSs 81
per cant al these viii 3av -
Der cent Carpets paid from 81
20 - per esar- They viii pav
frum 80 20 -
We have been e1u sisIaria y
WOODEN ei5th rrhy Of tie
uane Cheap vsoIsa cloths
are a1s IlS1aEu II this country
1u1 cheap a. wool cloths ara
nor Hiz de here Ia tae manu-
f;ErtursrS e1Iist not Guy ths for
efga Eagls needed far maxim ?
cheap elafh-8 raey were 0alige,i
- resort 70 shaiIv anil ether
substitutes f0E <ssoE The suu-
SEQUENCE r.. AZ statistics shex
that fae Averages 4 merriam rugE
n ciut- q ABOUT half -llad.fv
Aureu yer the shortly business
has 20 i a. tss business OF
rllsEng wool has decreased IN
der TIE 1I-l protective system
ueFIra1s wko aare waatr,.
good Ild ,iara0},. CLOS hes have
been obliged 80 bag Imported
sigta aud pas the lax rnere j.
% reason WY Auness. ehaar
E9Gienz mzr n1r b.. matte IN
5aIgs caun-r v wUa fee w1as =
Sev YORK ssariL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

Recent aIv1res from Calau
STATE taas WORK las been rssurn
est au the Cd P.GEaraa rruaI
Our government shau 1 alaizreu
rs aaasas ant push the yErar-I
gum esIEaL % completion cary
~ possible The value Of tA5s
canal to the { aited STAKES. and
TO the SsGtheru Safes Har-iru
larry ezaaas ae eel 5ruasesE aat.
tAs next Congress vii Be asked
70 Lend al the al necessary "a
Is complexion
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

Il - more EaaR = qu-rrar Of
century Stuae Jay Gould TASTED
WHISKY, a-Ifl Fae 1rsz drink xas
me .4Af- In the dsEvs when Ia
vs. surveyor n a email va
AIS. Wa mapping a gauaty G1
the Practical pian at getting
lodgings aRst IeIAs 8f IL. E.rm
eEs N exEhIH &c far maEsIH.
euErscg Sunslials on tuesr iBar-
steps became tlred one has.
dusty 4ffeFaGau- lie came 80 a
country cavern Il aIs passet
vas a i've cent pfeee. T. sasg~
fse.lF sr.IEk aim thar AZ a med
che u relieve EtAfu ess. Do
ought 10 bay a glass af WHISKY
vi 4 the half dime. Il VA u
ler:Eas ef Jar usage. he u aa0
ssst al saying. ~ald 81. wien 4
glass; anu bottle were set 1aEare
me- / filed the EIsablsr eadek
fail. The bartender made no
protest InG | swallowed the
Dig horn Then { x-ns ny way
trEnaliag nv vleeI1arrG~ lie
neazurer-0f distances, and se
easinnasly taxing 5eaEings with
nv sexfaEt- SeTer n my life
haef nv y1ra .9ae II 50 lIita
somely- and far awhile I rhaa-h {
Of making a mao If the sFarry
heavens Instead Of a very dusty
pa-rga OF this mundane sphere.
Aver an hour or mure Of exaIra-
tlau grew sleepy aasI ronk n
lang aap Ilder : Tree N a iasd.
I Gw0ke vIfh an awful AeasIaeae
Al1 found taat iIurss entered
II HE note Auax during the
time Of extra stsam we're quite
s1eGherput- 1 Was fully eca-
Vinss,t TINT whisky was i bad
sQrve<gr, as. / have never triad
Is tor a y ether purpose =
- 10e.s4A ~ y a ~ AAAc Gil
Derzaee EsIHearion society a.
been famed and incorporated
- chicago. Ifz abIeet IA '.xe
edIcase me Masses G1 tina sHh
Iecs OF emPerauce, BY placing
a=fJre tAem II public and ID
1riEAf1 s1e Statistics Gf the Il
qIoE 5rafflc, and Is relation e
the esu naaErY and To the Tual
vidaa = PartIssaa.srlv ID taa IA
Gdrfng nan-
4 I'll speak wurd- IL vGui
As1or vii Pernir. ansxerss
rhe isGsiy, IN a SGT aad nelaG
eaaIy tame : Il ia noe exvee.
nv reply 20 gaiE NE any mercy
oaE iE VII explain. I eaee has
kgg0d a1me ny husband VA
sad We EgEe 4a2sy -,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

lad a little si.aH a. e.. -he xas
..sfr loy5 J sue VIZ 4 lar Wha1
Il fFs t5hise VIZ Eut
tney came 10 an q q. saluo
ssts started IN CUR sewn Nv
ICE.slaHsi heaFH 20 drink h
e1a 4 uag am the arm sing
r11 u EatJ stah BIT mv husband
e8u.a earn M more money At
last he dietf Afer awhile mr.
i.slzater ai-a died Ea~ left
asaas. I was aet aug @Et.r NV
.s4Eess 14ez we're taken from u
III he =aSEH came ansf mv
agm2 Win all gEaE va IN l.. was
sald- / S4s left without any
thing But { teIr 81 murEa lost
: cared aaf little for anything.
except tie picture gf ny Gaaga
aer- L U.s. sGld I tFiesf 70
ind t. Aai Ter a4.g aud weary
Tears | lived IN ny LaEeskHess
Eur as I passed al1ug he street
I lauselt mfd . stare- ar the
aIdr et that ma1 > "a Eerv. and
as lghferS pIetaEe net nv
eye | tasst the man wanted Il
auE n 1eileTed ne noe.
I s4lrsd III I gar ! eh.aee,
and slipped into the stlre aud
1Euu-hr Z away And now
submit 30 puafsh uent aay Buu
Ishm at yUu nay Iay an ne. Gu
3 let ne have the picture VIII
y0E mott D vii you not Tst
NE aase M sis1HgAtrr's Ficturer'
The men Eere overwhelmed
win the simple. Touching
statement q the broken hearted
r0ther- No Que vas wiling 60
eanviEt. Al ss&est 70 be ex
euzeG- And they stepped out.
eae1 with a melted heart
Here said the Judge. "A
the woman sat oefars him. n0x
left almost 4sane. and as ave
her the picture there Il na anf
70 claim Il bur you and saSs
this. taa-- he euufiaaed. AMI
aanaed her n ten duEIar oil
The woman bowel her thanks
aasl departed.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

Dr. .0IreE y easi-lH Holmes.
la1na' Ii IA sspaef- PhTSis Al and
author dleft az his home n Boz
s1a IN LAST sunday Perhaps h.
Wa must wlsle9F known n the
sufaGr Of thar brightest az at
a0a2ss HE AIfaerIf af The
Breakfast Eahs lie was born
N E-ta, sad grlsIaIEsd a Tar.
ward when auiy ~ -ears old u
Ealen College he had been pro
feasar har many years aefars aIs
death
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

slEss Aolis = Lsaud~ri.lsl
" ". -.-a
L1slss 4. F-aEnrs<-aAx<. .w4l
sx Elrsna II the .nth0rstv in m. x,s.r-
~ ~ tecrs- Of the ehaue-r, tr,ur. ~
Lar Ay~tts Gsunfv. niz~-. az IL. Nv
serza L-.ks. wilI al rhs EsE A..as sav ku,t
Eth DAT 0F NOVEMBER. so.
..esl ID rs1e aiSasz=t AMI besr hidlarfn
,EaiIr ~ IL s-aur- House. ciosr N t,zfsprTi
Ms sIrsHIn l~synl hours. tie Ian.G l.
se-lnet a. LIS ARE. IN Vest -. ~
, v !. Hzd W u Sec FRI
- A.r-s N y Z par. u , L s,esv :
- Asr-s m the Vest ss.E- sr n.
" S~s :. Z -,RTsI55 .er,x :
y IT See ). 2 !. r. 4 ~ 4er--
sasltis parr 1T : : Sec strrRI n
n L-akay-s1e County. Mis-, szls ~ ar
1rr % Eh2rrsrw eaurr tb- sivi-i.,,,
Esrrzzs E-slf easn, and Ealane-. an ~
months credit.
, B. ? tirzr, CON-
! " 7 saIkzsr. Airy
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

Wheat anal saFtaa as.v, satn
touched lie laxsst prrees ever
Known bar shlie TINS &. -ru..
never se6are rave maay Of the
neressarles been 50 INV 4
oa.e af casraa Of so pauasE,
VII even az ) cents. purchase
~ nuen duar aa,I-.-.aeh in- A. L
mi Zen ysars ago, bar the trauE,.
In is vii not paw dfsv eeutz O.
he dollar Of odd debfz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11
Ncn-Resdeut.


State Of aizss-siupi.
To DnAia Spruuze, wEiase Po~t 90,
'Ast.ar-=s u ankloza. Won ar. ..-,,,.,,,..-..s
= !" rppeN< t'-sHrs Ehs ehane~rY gaurs
% L-ts AY.-Erss county AZ Ei1.. ssassrF H,,,..
ln.slrTaEst an the sth Nrni.v IN ~
L-1s- % answer the ssft =
@kr.,esss Wherein you aFss sisaf-udssur.
Tins 18th Gzy Of Sept. Is92.
B ? ssav, Clsrk-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11
Tsat:liEq Children.

SaFasng On earth sill take
Children thruaga rhe -rvfuar ar.
deal Of tsething 40 EieasanfTv
an1 50 very surely and safely
rs Dr. Kings RsvaE tSerm4trpr
They all Lac % TAX. IL and IL acts
liza magic IA meeting the rrsah
les on THAT critical period. Trfs
perfect ' harmless. Containing
no alcohol or apium in any furm
Whatever. Thausansix hawa
tried It and It has never been
Known % fall 81 ; 8 mr. IS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

saHaa euhaa Ees % YIN uier.y.
res aver Tie EAs7-ss- sl-zgFt-
ne -rslf asissss lZzEzzs her. he
Japanese army 4nd y4vv we're
lsooli1'-'t ant 4rillrE BY En-
inti rseaeh aiFieers .-v-r
- Fears 4-g. and tle Erie Is
ant anlEstEFa lEE as~. sell
equipped arms az lzze uanv
ar-er Haf1aa~.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

Gr- D 4 goaes. at lur euaatv
dropped N essaesl1v 20 sav
that ne aast always Eeen sue
-essfIi n protecting as eaEu Ia
tne err, from ne ajax o. wee
WIS., oy scattering dry sal ugan
g In tie proportion sf A galIan
az salt 90 ten a4sAsE= &C eaFn-
Hr- > 4 sfsEaEs plaa.i u "a
eieaa CUT the barn. sprinkle the
1nar win Stacked IIEns.. ansi sh@a
20 sprinkle the caru x5ta ane
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