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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-21
BUSINESS Outlook.

BEsises. Conditions have rot
imrVcved GDSa any large scale
Inere . an occasional spurt IN
thrS or that line Of m1nEftct-r
ing to supply merely r1-rrat or
teFs Investments are aistde
vbeE COED rates Of interest
tempt capital. o. when bargains
with ar~e marquis are offered
ant creditors have been 80 per
StsteEt Ia fheEr Demands for pay
meat that we are as a rale mg@S
less ia debt than We were two
years ago II FemaIz- true. how
ever. tkas bu>IEeS< e0EdTtIoEs
20 dEay are IN a very depressed
coalition Il = harsarr TO col
ieet a dollar than AZ any iIn-e
within cur experience. " u
we're not for tks s,eady and
generous support ef the banks
.Iluy business houses wOult -
sIgn. and other stIH find u nee
essay 10 further reduce their
expenses and tn earta1 their
trade. Even professional mer.
b<Oke-- sad --rn.s md i expe
dent TO double up their Offices
and TO pool their clerks The
great earrent Of business activI-
" e cgOkesi-dammesI up.
Nhat IS the remedy WLea
xIl Business revive u aay
bread way These are gaes>
uOas more e4sIy asked than al
Sxercd Z, - safe 10 say that
whilst the repeal Of the Sherman
lax and the settlement =f tariff
agitation and the enactment Of
necessary taaRrEIl legislation
vii al help IN upward move
meat. yet that the final remedy
lies deeper W. lived AZ too
list a pace. whetheT IN cur home
Expenditures or IA our business
S0adacf- The process OF E4ai
L1fI9a inevitably came upOG Il
and We must 20 through with Il.
individually and nationally
When bed rock = reached
credit vii be fully restored ant
the usual period Of exPansioE
and gradual iaEIiIoa wHI again
DC entered upon There - moth
ing novel about the process
Oar present experience = the
repetition % aIny former expe
riences.. III II has seemss! z1orV
severe, IL - sInp Y because Jherr
- MOTE of Us 10 get hurt Ihers
are more people IN the world %
<afer. and more property valaes
to shrink Bat TO those whr
weather the sg0rm there e.
bOaEd TO De a 10 HsorrOw of II
uSwed zetivIfy-a future Ct IN
creased prosperity
Tee above 50 clearly sets forth
the e. RdIt u Of tle Ehei- coIH
Try that we give Il space Ia oUr
columns. believing that u NJ.
be read With iarrress and prod
This = taken from the t-IaKa=nJ
Reeves, pUbIESheG at Wash58s
ton. aud has the advantage o.
opportunities 10 know the trus
state Of AFFAIRS Which We % tn
interior can never have and
Tor that res =oa- 70 - REGARDS.
IL authentic o. perhaps a SEM
oeriII-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-21

Godey's Magazine for Iaae 10
beautiful IN Illustration and bril-
liant IN contents. The Baroness
Allhea Salvador. lady in waiting
upon the Queen Of Holland con-
tribates a most interesting arti-
Gle On the PARIS Salon Of lS94
With nlany illustrations OF the
artists and their works The
Serial iss story Of Munich life
called chance. BY Leon Mead,
and Frederick W. Seward con
times the recollection Of his
father in Seward's West India
Cruise All these are proszseIy
illustrated The short stories
are by John H2bbertoa, Rose
Hawthorne Lathrop. Edgar Faw
eesf, Albert Hardy, julia xzgru
der and William A Ayresl )
P9rks Caiman Tbs an essay.
Harry Edward Miller a sketch.
and the poems are By Frank
DempSter Sherman, Martina Ne
Calloch Williams, Arthar Chan-
beriains Edward Strattcn. Eu ms
Comp. Norma Muir and
CoggsA2lf Macy. All the de-
Partments are excellent, the a,
NOUS Cooley fashions zppezria.
thhs month under the taxing n
ts~ VI The passing Show.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-21

Last NOaG1y as the nail car>
rser between BatesvIIe aad
OxtoEd Vas CT the read with
tee nal bOuad fer Oxford, he
xE halted near Wallace. = post
Office n the western edge OF
this e0us,y by two meb, enc OF
whom eoveEyd the rider with J
dsuble earrrIled shot gun and
the other seized the Ertls rein
and demanded the Pozsh Moth
Ing wE TO be done except tu
comply with the request. We
ID Eos know whether any vala
able nail matter Eas secured Of
not. bat We presume Lot. IS We
understand there were Only two
letters contained in the p0aeh
these crimes are becoming
aasrN8hsiE freq1ent- EOtwILA-
standing the fact that N amos,
every Instance the rObbe- i
caught aud punished fer the
crime. The parties II this n
stance ray escape detection
and arrest Tor a tina, but the
chances are they vs. - aPpre
hE1tIsd
Jim Sanders co., was the
rider o. this occasion, AID be.
yond the fact that they wsr,
white zea, 5 Enable 70 deserib,
the robbers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-21
rhs caildrsa's Friaac.

Rev.JI Oxford, Of Atlantis,
says. My baby vss ssek from
rs erth. aud We expected il
wouic die. At he age Of nine
noaths ve began 20 give II
GernetRer- The efeeta we're
magical Il began To improve
al once and "a nov ES aud
growing every day
- scrugsA. % SIfaa. Mss ,
says: Our little girl. nine
mouths cid. was IN very Low
strait from sunCer complaint.
and GermetIer made her e f1i
as a pig Into Thousands oil
homes L has carried blessings
OF the same kind. II 70 the
great King Of all remedies for
the little ones, and just as good
for their parents 81; 8 for s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-21
Executive CamH ittse ef laf AZ
alta cIs1ty

Several requests having been
11sie ter The zauez o. The mem
tsrs G. tie Executive Commit
tee CT tbs eoIaty WetaNe pleas
gFe II Ru5aAa- The n mem
eershiR WhIeh Us kaiIy tz-
u<hed u BY yr Ben Gray. 0gI
accommodating Caaerry q erk .
Bal - u. Il f4akeEsIey
". D Porter, S ) DloEey
BEAr=-G w Anderson. }
J Bonds " F Btksr.
BEAE IS ~ Smith, J. II
Shaw. G- W. BGforA
BEAT 4-P. w Spears, ". "
Mathis. Z { Duncan
BEAT ST. l. Aye1t. lie,
Neil. e. y. wadeE-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-21

Mr. Jacob Barker q a0w busI
y engaged il gathering bis trst
potato crop We learn that he
asS an average yseli Of about -
sarrelS TO tine acre. and he vii
get the1 on the uarxst at near
y - per barrel He xTl ship
shen TO Cincinnati and COlzn
oa, Team Having about SEQ
sefes planted, hi< arst crop IS
sOrth stp0e and we NAV esti-
nate that one half OF this Is
clear above al expessee Does
SGT tAls bat raising 5 cent cot
Son Then he has n second
crop 70 De gathered IN the fall,
which val also yield a nice
2EOSL He lzfoFzed Is that he
as hardly made half q crop
thst ne shc=ld hare gathered a
szrrels 20 the acre, stIlI his
fsO& amounts TO a splendid
ss-Ci2Tksa.ls E.@snsF~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-21

Grenada District Conference
.ccuveues In AbbevIlIe June
18th to July ST. 1891 COafer-
'euee viii open at , O'eioek-
Thursday morning. June 18Th
1885,
Pastors viii be ready 10 hand
Ia their reports during the s-st
day IN the morning
The afternoon Of Thursday
day and the forenoon Of Friday
viii be devoted 20 discussion OF
the following subjects
1 The obligation of the pas
tor TO his VOCATION Rev. j Z
Thomas, Prof. & w Jones, L
Lake.
2 The relationship of q pre-
ldecsssOr 20 hrs successors
plans. Rev j w Price, Rev.
james Porter, Rev. Z Evans
/. } The pastors duty in caring
for the parsonage. Rev. J W
Luter, Rev. & 2 Crzddoek, /
Collins.
4. 4 What relation does the of
ieial Board sustain to the pas
toy. Rev. 7 3 Malone, s
Myers, Wr. Dub4rd-
) The result of pastoral worl
among the children Rev. q
Grisham. Rev. L II Rook. l.
BiO0nt-
II 8 How to give every menbs
work to do. Rev w d Bal
rou.hs, Rev ?. Jseo, J VI Ma
sey.
y The beat plan to rssse th
Conference COlleettsaz- Ee'
OBryaat- Rev. W \ Bow
In,
., Friday afternoon viii be give
:. 10 reports from committees.
=. Saturday morning will b
devoted &c the e,eefIon of dele
gates to Annual Conference
and the place for next DI.tris
Conference
:. Saturday afternoon viii b
given TO the consideration {
the Sunday School WORK Of III
District.
y Rev. s B Myers vii prese
the opening sermon on Thars
=. day morning II IL O'Clock
\, l. A. Burroughs, z. T.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-21

By invitation I attended the
closing exercises Of this excel
lent school on Frrrsy Hst The
exercises -e-e under the mas
aSement Of Prot Harmon and
hrs Assistant. Prot story. whose
efforts. together With those Of
theH assistant tezshsrs. have
bull. up and msde The school
one OF the ar-s ciss- edaeatIoa~
al Institutions OF our County
and State. which - very mach
appreciated BIZ the people Of
Abbeviite aad BY its pafrOcs
generally
The exercises Of the day con-
sisted Of music By tie class and
Of original addresses BY the
graduating class, consisting of
two young gentlemen and eight
y0an. ladies'. 1he addresses
we're Delivered orally. without
reference to note. or manu-
script. and no one had to be
prompted The subjects we're
vel chosen aud the delivery
vas sIeh as to have done credit
10 the graduates of any College
or University, shown. that
each had statid hrs or her sub
jeet we'll
The following were the sub
Ieris and the names Of those
who delivered them
We want Men. By L II High
tower
= Lber.y. By G D Russell
} Educational Theories, By
Mss Minnie Tyer-
{ HOBvr Is not won until some
honorable Deed is done, by Miss
Henrietta WDelL
) Is our Narioa at its Zenith :
BY Miss Cruise Arnold
y Oue SeteRee viii one Ge1I
IL IL. 80 vide Is AIT. 10 narrow
Human " II. by Mss Alfred Hxr
rs
: Prospects, by Mss LuIA
Cook
5 Pride o GOd-gtven Attn
butte. by Kisses Johnnie Var
0rOagh
. Cling to shv Home. By Miss
Iaa Miller
This program was enhvensd
b. sweet music by Misses Mag
-e Megarty. Ella and Hattie
WJfs0B. and the diplomas were
presented BY Capt. Thos Spdgat
with IN eloquent aH't spproprt
ate address, Appropriate al
dresses we're made to the class
~ PrUfs HarmOa and StoIy
Ia the evening an Interesting
meeting Of the Alumni Assocfs
tIOa was heidi a prominent feat
ure Of which was an eloquent
address TO the faculty and stu
By Hon Hos SPtghE-
Professors Harmon and StO-
" have resigned their posi-
lions IA the school and accept
ed work elsewhere. but they
are 20 be succeeded by PROBES
T A FOrmaH and y + Ay
i0Istr. who come highly recon
and the belief IS that
tie seh00i will c0atinae 10 MAIN
the high reputation II has
heretofore e8is~ed e vas my
TO be entertained By
he sxeeIea Mayor ofthe tosa-
DR. R0bt- xeGowsn, to whom
- vel rs 10 the many others. |
thanks Tor raysef and
granddaughter. and am sure
.aas | eBjyed the day very
Z 4, HILL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-21

Another strong PROOF Of the
evils Of foreign immigration uas
furnished by the plan. twhieh
Eas exposed by the Washington
POST to blow Cp the Capitol
last wees TIE Anarchists
struck Washington singIt1Re
ousiy with C0xsy, and began to
hy their plans. which would
have been a repetition Of the
scenes enacted AT Hsyuarsst.
bad they not been discovered
and exposed Shat the gates
against pazPer SnuaiEzzEts-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-21

We gladly 4fd To eur II
ehane~ 1T tae IndEtaOl Index.
aeE paper Published a. India
aola BY Z : 10augs- Il . a
brsa-, rsadabss paper. and
shoEs the hand % ge4zs l.
sv-sy Ire n Is e0lzn = Ne
seteols Z 10 the folds y De
neeraey and oeSpsaS for Il the
great szsss=z -hsca - merits
Ee<@rvE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-21

% coarse Richard Croker has
The right to 90 to Europe for the
bens6t oF his health At auy time
he sees 81, bat Is It not a tile
inst = little bit. significant that
bis health sh0zfd FeqziFe 4 sea
voyage Ist al this time when
there = 80 he AZ osical Investi
SAti11 0s the methods q Tan
saBv HaHe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-21

The Memphis ApPeal>AvK
IlEehs vas sold AZ pE5le aRe
si0a asst Saturday, and va
bOGght By " J Crawford f0E
s65eso thus passing into the
bands Of the Commercial Com
pSGBy-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-21

Ex>MIn5ster wIi-JasH Walter
Phelps died AZ hts home last
Sunday IN New Jersey. Hs end
va painless and peaceful AMI
be VS. dead some Minutes BE-
fore his family could realize I
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-21

The Indications nov strongly
point 10 the nomination. OF " N.
CP Breekinridye n the Ash
land Ky District TAS = a
sad commentary ca the morality
parity and R0u0z Of the district
9ues represented by Henry
Gay Isaly his It been sad
politics MAKES strange Bad
Eelox<
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-21
FRoh TEXAS
PIMA. TEXAS.
June 18th. 1871.

June 18th. ISa4-
DAAR EAGLE I enclose u let
Ter from XII Matthews an ae
q~uaintanee whom | can vouCh
for As 4 man Of veracity, hence
I have no seruples in sending
you his description Of the won
ierf0I animal. ar rather bones.
that was dug from the earth last
EIl by ! Mr.. Church living in
FaaGin county, this State. Mr.
Matthews lives Ia q few miles of
Vr. Church, and has seen the
bones Of the animal repeatedly.
Although not a. minute . de
seriptiOu as | would ike TO send
YOU, 'tis the best I can do NJ
pre- e1t- know that you have
seen sn.aceounto of said animal in
the papers bat you may have
t;seredited the fact or scarcely
gwen It ttO1-ht. hence, I send
this as Al item Of interest and
wonder.
We hIssissippiaas are rot vel
on starvation. although We hav
en't nEea prospect of a whea,
crop The wheat VAS badly
frozea IN the water and hailed
cut the last of February. We
have had really too a7ch rair
this spring and now right in the
middle Of harvest We are havin:
rain almost every day. and il i,
feared that a good deal OF wheaI
viii be damaged in the shocI
and stack Our prospect for
spring ereP - fne except oats
W. have in this county 4righ
god acreage In cotton all o
which looks promising
With kiRdestregaryi< and oes
wishes s0F the EAGLE l I'm
|. Respectfully,
". s FxaRELL-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-21

The race for Congress be
.=sea Dr. " L Kern 1ad Han
jHo 5 Williams l. growing
warn and intensely exciting.
and II some respects entirely
too nearly personal We trux;
The frleads OF the two eauGi
sates I'll not do OF say Aay
ihilg 20 increase he feeling
saseA las already been eaxea-
4s-ed. 5Gt that tAesr sasrts "
be directed to the settlement
xn- sli4yIaE whatever CT bitter
aess there may be- Vow, above
Al things else, Is party unity Of
chief whHeth= cozn
sry = III q dzsatE action. ard
ereertazzty.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-21
". s FxaRELL

following Is the description
contained IN the letter OF Mr..
&z.thexsl
-wkae digging |. well tor Mr.
Church .he maa straek- At a
depth Of Il feet the head Of
some animal. and being unasu-
ally iarge, care aad caution
were exercised IN order to get
L cut intact After Il was tax
en- o. Il was shown to the
1eighbGrs. and as 10 one was
-ble 10 tel what kind Of animal
Is xas. IL attracted mach notice
and speculation The people
for miles and miles zroand came
% see 1t and interest nzs not
Jet abated N the strange skeIe
ton. all 81 which was secured by
careful aud diligent digging
The Eader . preparing to tEayeI
with his earnestly and exhibit Il
% the eurioas
Tie ssr-- -ftAe lnissxi are
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-21

The election OF Gov- Sh,nd<
n Professor OF Law has met
with the unqualified and EnsaI
nIoa< endorsement Of the State
press. and -ilI- ~ We stated BE-
tore. greatly increase the attend
sRee al the University next year
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-21

ssL Wa L Hemingway, Er-
Treasurer Of Mississippi was
Sardoued last SATURDAY, the
SeyerEer conveying the CAD
atelasszee % TIE prisoner r
sersoa Ths action OF the Gsv-
efa0r II response 10 the ped
ton Of 1000 citizens xLE meet
he endorsement and approval
II ai=oss the entire P0PELaEl0u
at the stale Few indeed but
believe that be has been sgtf
Greatly paaiShed for his crime,
.Tea taC1gh L be GtmI.red that
- WIS guilty OF lPproprixfing
ssr states money 10 kis Own
1Se, shieh fset = doubted by a
great many bGt NhO believe
that he vas the victim Of some
sthers rzseArty
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-21

Caz the defeat of Hoa- & z
Sreekinridge IN Arkansas for
his seat in Congress be stsribuf
Ell 10 BIZ. his relationship To hI>
cousin IN keHtac&yf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-21
CORRESPONDENCE.
TOCCorOLA, MISS


June ,&th. 1884.
I'D. EAGLE Ite a1n-E Com
meneemeut Of ToesOpola College
for the year I>et was held jane,
10 l..
Rev. Mr. whitsOn OF PcutO.0c
preached th- Commencement
serrOa OF the lrh- Il was an
able discourse. has subject He
tha. wianeta sonia j. wts- "
vas discussed in a very aPpr0-
pirate WAY for those who are
Just starting sst IN lfe- Truly
the wisdom OF the world = bat
folly wkea compared to thai OF
winning souls
1t , O'Clock. A =, lane 18th.
the exercises opened with 4
lag drill after which followed
tue exercises Of the primary de
partment- The exercises Ofthlt
aigh,:.Oasis,ed Of scarf dIiIF'
decIamztiOns from the boys Of
the intermediate department
soags, and ! tiaI0sse titled,
The Realistic Reading Cub
June I.th, 10 O-elOeS- Il NJ
original speeches and essIys
were gwen by the Senior class,
after which the annual address
wss given by Rev Mr. Hsddie
stoa OF Oxford, and messals and
wore awarded
HISS Vera Boone tGek the
medal of the primary depart
meat; Miss AH<ie y SlsOn- Of the
intermediate department; and
Eessr- J e Nelson and J b
Brown Of tae intermediate lie
partmenf. having tiled were
each awarded our The SeRiOrs
we're rot IN any e0GtesE
On the night Of the t1h. the
stuteutz and : few others Gu
each others society very
mach AZ an entertainment zfyca
by the President Of the College
and On the marnEag Of the ljsh-
xe we're brought 10 the s9lema
realization that IN life there
must De PsEtIngs by the depart
ire Of several OF the -tglents
Q thsr respective homes
The next session Of the Col
eye VIII open on the drst Mon
tag N September, ls2t. aadsr
he management vi the same
principal IL last year Prof
Farr-
IL I. hoped that the aexs sss
Sou vi have q Arser attend
tnce and greater Iaterrss thas
.uv heretofore ant think thers
: no reason Nhg any pc sAouC
Irsam axay his lfe Ia -l0Eaaes
Khsa euz and : tiled viii
saeh grand opportunities fol
obtaining Al eaIc1tIJa-
L. the words 81 Ex-tS5v-JsbL
: EcRte before the le-satart
t>Ig Il 81 s4v there II bGE
20 great 5Ieas sSrJEy OF lfe-
sod and Liberty ~ APPRECIATE
aese Ran aust be intelligent
sd 10 be IateIssat he must be
.Gaca,eG
There have 6ssn instances
sGere yOURs men started our
With 10 means save IeseTmIEa-
.iau and vii and obtained II
=JUeatI0a- Thea where IL the
Reuse for any one not 20 Oh
tain AZ average education, IL
east
Most Of the students viii now
change their occupation fos
awhile. probably, or enjoy a
short rest. Some have a short
term OF free school To teach
thIz summer. some anticipate
returning 10 school the nexi
ess g., ard some vii doubt
less. seek other elImes and eth
eE fields; but wIsh all there VII
20 fond reeoilectiOns OF haPpl
hours spent At the Old eoIIeg,
If EOeeOpola
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-21

Sulphur and nolzsses relgusd
suprsne in the Spring tune.
Nowadays We take Hanshreys'
lspeet1c No. 10 for DyspepssS
and an Stomach troubles, keep.
ING ire blood pure. 80 thzs no
Spring dosing Is necessary. For
sale ~ druggists
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-21

We 49, -Aasacrt--f ts snzrue Ia
JlssN e. KYLE u Sa-h~ Nl@ * q
-.nisEzfs Sc rvt9su b gau
sukpsxt h. .As btp7u & tAs Isameearp
yartg-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-21

A family ef negroes were pos
soRed N Chattanooga By eating
a szprer leh standing IA a tin
blai-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-21

Bgrl.zs arrra ssI7..

me -s.s salvs IN thu world fsr csfx
-s@ sores. Ulcers Salt Rh~um-
Sores. letter. Chappea Hasd-.
salzhllrss Cem. x-d al sxin ~run-
11ns and P1sstnTely eu-es SasE Or n.
pay II . guaranteed 10 xf7e perssst
l~&tlstzsflou n Eg1ey refaassd Prs~s
ss-z@r ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-21

feet long each, aud .wergh SOC
poaads; the back bone - ID feel
long height Ie Feet; teeth Which
are perfect, measure : iEehcs
across the surface or crown
the knee joints measure :. inch
Is across the joint. across the
back from hip 10 hip Joint 10 ]
feet
Although imperfect the above
vii give some rtea Of the i'm
mense SIZE Of tie animals skeie-
.oa- Mr. -Jink" FerreII. whom
our people al knov, voaches
for Mr. Matthew'S statement,
ant we have no doubt such a
thing has been found ~ wri'
ting to Mr.. FerrelI. any sne IN
terested in the above can Sc
care the address Of some one
Who plI gladly give a f1ll and
accurate description OF the
strange animal
The Christian Observer has
this remarkable statement about
Dr. Taima-e's Tabernacle = IL
{. i singular coincidence that
Dr. TaInage's Tabernacle shoaid
have been destroyed immediate
Iy at the conclusion Of the
twenty ifA anniversary sermon
that It "a the third tine L has
been destroyed and that nj
three Of the fires have occurred
on the Sabbath day. - - also
a notable coincidence that DR.,
Talmage's church sppears on
the roll Of the Northern Assem-
bly, Is the banner church in the
Of congregational selfish
ness. With q membership Of
among whom are mi
it NAY be multi mEl
Ionaires. it does not report .
dollar for foreign mis-
sions. for rome missions, or any
cause Of general benevOlenee
On the contrary not many
months ago. is was publishing
appeal. in the newspapers to
the good people al over the
and to come to Its AID with
contributions 20 help II IN
meeting the mortgage on ia
property One - almost tempt
Il To ask whether these nyste
-ious and repeated Tres are
lent ~ an defect lesson to teach
he churches that there 10 no
,eeunEary pross in systematic
Ielishness
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-21

The Congressional CAMPAIGN
over the Stale - growing VAIN
- ev-sy AtN.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-21

L have lust received q car
load of ICE which I wdI sell
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