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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-15
Sie erfte Deerafuua.

2onbon, IA. Dtdr;. = Carl &ims
berlD, Der neue Staats SefretGr oes
NeuBercu, bislt beute ieincu erlten Gms
pfans i'm uuswdrtisen amr ub, ueI9cm
and Der amerifanllde SOti9aiter z bo=
mas s. SaDaro beimobnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-15

- Dur9 cine 0umpIfeIiclerplOIiOn
in DRESDEN, Ont, wurOen 9citern Der
Wtaidinilt Sumes Gornea uno oeIicn
brei &inOer, bic iid bel ibm I'M &siieLs
raum bcfanbcn, setO6tet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-15
SoenttHsirt.

Wiltes barrc, Ba., IS. WfGr;.
Die in lester 9tadt aus Der @aDlors
@rube an bie Sberfldbe 9ebradte Qeibe
ilt als Die beS geramunnes 8eter :.
Oicyausblin ioentiii5irt mOrben. Die
anoeren - 2eiden iin6 nod nift su
Sage gsiOrosrt, Do Der Die @rube aniilz
lenoc hbele Gcrud ben 4uIentbalt in
Osrielben iait uum0slid uu9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-15
sStrO euf All. u

2onOOn. IA. Otar;.-@auien, ser
6ran3Oie, wclder ais iriber @enone
Oss Anardliten 8auudol perbaftst
murbe, lift nad msbreren Serb0ren entz
Iaiieu lporbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-15
Der o:utidle feiGsta3.

Berlin, IA. 0tdrs. = 9m 9teid5.
tuse erflarte beute Sr. Ginger, So;talz
Democrat, scle9entlid Ser SIOsetbcras
tbung, baB Die So;ialiitcn fcineu Gent
fir Sas Denfmal eines SailerS bcpiQiz
gen iuiirOen, pelter II Sabre lang oas
sSO;ialiitenseies aufredlt erbaltsn
babe. Sails Die Gonicruatipeu beabz
iidtiaten. eia iOldes 0tOnumsnt ;u cr>
ri1ten, iolltcn lie and baiiir bejablcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-15

Selep6onbrGBtc ;u ;eridneiOen, bamit
Die 9fe9ierung nidt i'm Stanbe iei, Die
in Ben BrOpin5cn ftatiOnirten 9iegis
menter bcrbct SIT rufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-15

= gu @roiottO, Stulien, itiir;te qe.
tern bel einem SesrabniB Die &ir6 6bOfsz
mauer elm, unb eridIus finf BeriOn.n;
orsisi9 9lnbere uuroen perlsst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-15

S11O.f94 SI55,6lS
SuHalme SI5,S2i, ODER S3O6IS uber ben sur
Ss3dhluR9 Der SinIeE Gui Die 9eummtcn cu$iteben=
bcn ObliGdtoHen uoH 81. SOC. COO in ciHcm entiprs
den .3eitraumc erioroerIlher 8etra9.
liner eacHer HedlAunqsf ihrer hat Die Slider uno
eoHi oer GompGlnie HnierlHdlt uHo bic uortegcHocI
SableH rIdtiq hefuHbtH.
Sieie SbIisGtIoneu feben aui Der giite bee Satis
morer uro Der gteu= orter Sorie Sir empiehlen iie
ais cine iebr heeehrcnSpertbe &sleGrI0ae offerl=
eIner te1r&HfteH ieirda suHl &erFaufc ;u 1O4
Ecbt SlHen, uRs oaS Jtedt sur @r5oguHg 4relieS
obns bsioHoere gtotti porbebatsno
Ticr. ~ nnn & z obuc,
ytr. 1875, SiI= Baltimore Strafe.
SaltIrlore, ocr L. Wicri o9i l62.il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-15
Sfrjfe in &itit.

gSlen, IA. WtarS. rS.-!0ie Auseitelltcn
elmer Bferbsbabn @eieIlidait lcstcn
beute Die glrbcit uieOer, neil ibre 9lrz
bcits3sit u.rlGn9.rt perScn lollte. gfsue
9eute puroem ioiOrr an9eiteQt, bod
waro in 9(ubeiradt Der Sppulition Sciz
tens ser sciamnlten 6amilisn Der slnsz
ftanbigeu BON Der @icOcruuinabme Ocs
Sertebrs einitweilcn sbitano senuns
men,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-15
6tn Croemsresen in Sid,t.

Berlin, IA. Mdr5.-G5eneral pOn
8srber. Der beutide Soti9uIter an
9fuBlano, miro am 6rcita9 nit cincm
eiscnbGnpiseu @ratulationsz S9rciben
bes G;arsn an osn &aiicr @ilbelm bier
eintreiien. Die 9luslidten auf einen
auBerseuOnlidenb bSrbensresen nat Der
Sritten 2eiung bc5 SanbelspertrugeS
iinb auBerOrbentlid 9Hnitig. Sein Witt.
glieb Der GOmmiiiion, wclfe Scn Ser
trag entiparf, miro per9eilcn merOen,
un6 Gapriui, Sbielemaun II. Marldaa
BON Sisbcriteiu nod beiOnOers BON oen
b.iosn Otonardcn ausSe;eidmet wers
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-15
S9iFsfartea

aadh une bon Gmrnpa iber Sremen oSer ears
barg teiorst bi,
9speoitinn oes EtufidheH Gorrefp onoeuteu. .
S.sD.'ede SeItimoresStr. uns gof,Offic.sap..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-15
w,a,, aepra,td,e feline auoerc,

ais bic GpIuubiam Sd1ubipidIie; iic felt a1e
anoereH HihsiortsH in ben SdGtteH. SroGe Shdds
tel S Gents Sie Red star Paste" in @ldiern per-
padt, greis 10 Cents, ut Dem 9ummltstiter melt
iberseen uuo bIsIbt aui BIed eb:Hio, iUlc GuI aem
aRosreU fet tebcH.
6a6riJirt pom g8 $. 1uttle & Comp,
tis624, ,lDi) gir. 304, yioroz0 0oDGroitrdBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-15
eiirRiCGe mno ruGIff6e 2sdoet
|. ..ennnrnnhie nnn snnemritinn. 0hnmbera
Snreau oes p9omoOn YarfsGottess
16crS.n

Vr. 323, Roroz6 barIesitrabe-
gegrabuibplaF:S SciBcr, weldIe Grader NIT
Gpheu fummcuoe cation nberSpGcn Su baben
piinIdIcu iuoleH aeidlI9it ibre aIitrdgc balomo9s
lidlit in oiciem SuTeuu ubaebcH.
(63-74J gSm. ,. QrimroIe, S,trstdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-15

S~efTeutIidlc 2ofaIs 6cfeBc,
- Sanuar= SiBuna 1894.
III. &0pitcI.
Sine Afte fur eSrmadltiquua oee YRonotS uuo
Staotratbcs pom Baltimore 3um IbfhIuhe
pom uutrafteu nit oem .Saule Jun 0uten
Girtcu jir EcgermGodleu" tn Der Staot
Baltimore uuo Iur @emabrnna iabrIidIer
8crpiIlieuugcu ium unttrbaIte 9enannter
MuitaIt.
Ibihnitt-g ptro BON bcrgtaruz
Idnoer sc eqebuHg peril I, oaB bee
Utapor uro StGbtratg 8GltImoTc'5 blermlt bic Be
iueHiF erhdlteu, nit b,m -HGUIc 6Um @juteH olrtcH
iir Neaerm6ohen" in Der Stdot Baltimore Iur Scto@
iiiauHa uno ben lHttrhuIt folder Ne9ermdohcH Der
StGot Baltimore, pelCbe UoH lrgeHo clHem Serlht5z
hoe ooer ISreoeHsrlder IN gcHGHHter Staot btG9ter
9orperidlait bcrUlsieR WcJoeH moaer, 5u attororsH
uno dbrllde Serplul3uHgcH sur Se5abluH3 lur l01en
unterbalr uno SetotguHg 81 madden
2. 1bi idlHitt,-u B 8 mIro oeS " L
tcren perfiiqt, Gag bItie attc nit otm Gage
iBrer gHHGbmc in 9Tat init.
am 8. DiGr5 1894 9eHcbml9t.
SErauf Sropu, 9ouuerueur.
Sobu gSnIter Smitb.
NrailoeEt orS SeHdtS.
Sames ~. Greitcn,
Sprsder oes lHtcIbauit5.
8nreau oeS SbeisGIerfs,
unterbaus.
Gdl befteiHiae blermli, bar BoriebsHoe5 zine ses
irene abidruit elncr IN Der lS94cr }aRuaI- SleuH3
QnoeHoumenen 4tte Der UdrpiaHotr @tieesebuus III,
y. =. Smitb,
,647OG) g5eisSlert oeS unteIb0ules.
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Ser 9entIhe Correspondent.
EdsIidb. red,ufIidh uHb ScnHtuss,
Roiuc, Tiacutbumcr uuo Ieoattl

EdsIidb. red,ufI1 uHb ScrHtuss,
q. Iaiuc, (fiacuthdmer uuo 9eoatte.fr
(sidbtoIser roH S. sta,ns),
Gubw,f=Gd, Saltimor,=Str traBs mn &oftsSfficesarc.
Rrsis bes tagIidjcu 9IatteS, burt ards.r beiorst,
12Ia U.s.: fadlidIc uno Gonnta az =aGnea aebc Is
Gents grv ue, SGhhor an Die oas SIdtt beiprqcnoen
Srdser.-Saaiioh Rebit Spuntag ges stue aa be untcr
Yorio= 8ordUSbesabun9 $3.50 pro Sobr, iiIr trsere
nit SouHiagsblGff, portorei nit ghSue tiir CLUBS
$3.50 pro 5dpr, rap irseno cineu Srte oes Snldnz
bes, 81 nab europa. GuWuta Ge=9ius sab 81
pro Suhr.-Tds bette uro billiaite oeut5As 0Iatt
ta cen Uii;.el= uHp SloiiaateE.
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Serliner YlauOcreteu.

nus nnlerer eenrIatn 2. 0ssraen=slas 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-15

0Sir Ienfeu adltTngsvuu Sbrs 2ufmerfiam=
N@fcit GHf cin, iuet ere tSntiiiipm psn $500.
900 eritbNpu Ibefariid)tu Jun !prpietttiacu III
30 sSabreu fnnjgtu To.o=S bIgatiuuen o:r
CITY AND SUBURBAN RAILROAD COMPA-
NY"
bic mir oebeH BON osrSompagaie 9ctaGit hater. Die
StHieH iino am /. 0clsmGer mo l. SUM in unierem
GomtoIr Sa5lbOr. Die safe deposit and Trust
Company" iii SruitCe Geiantmthupothef Setras
S3,00OO00. aIs9e9ebeHer Setrag $2.430,000,
eiHid ieG!td her oSiJeH $50O,0O0
Ticie GbIjGatpncn iino pom gHaiIcuqcridlt
Der St0ot Baltimore Gle RapitaIs9tn=
IGae fitr 0erUsitunssfoHoe ee=
n:bmtGt ppsptn.
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gr,is so Cts. oi: 6lai4.. SH apOt9s'eu uOrrdtbis
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08

fa1 forres right al the VERBAL
.rT-f,.,x shalI have Etufrsiiz'HS
5.slsuefng eject, rsst We 80 hst
nov fsrsee o. understand aaac ,
vj,Feuf \ Aenamrna re suFe 20 t.
.uTi Esp-ct cye.ause steTuis
rfrr.at extent, srsair.nS IA tor
raef- fraturps along rhe sonia
era taps~rss and b'izztr.is %
the narth. ri % b., f5.laSrfl IS
a reaeraI cold wave that vi 7~
felt 10 tke ea;sst Of Fi5r-et
Earthauaks Ptrsaraa iaEs aa'l
volcanic eEupreus wti. te n1t
arzI. hut not Eeeesssrlly dagger
eas or fatal Inc Inst storm
period for Narrh vi rgu Ir9fi
18Th T. zash and tHe storms wi-i
shox the sane ehSraete ff.tics
n those of earlier PeFFo'is -
the month ibsR Earrh
storms eliminate iE very hi-h
ttnperasurr. heavy hait VIE
thnr Ter aud HgktHin- may be
set. fsF. Tar m0Eth VII
c,a-e coll. AMI tT.r : EZRA lT-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08
Dad

I'd EsGZE-AHav za % sIE
srra1Eh v8Gr sGrrhF columns
that &~sssk cane to she auas If
SISTER Ez-sllaa xasg el45aresi ser
as IN. vierIH on FEB 9Ea- I>ss
Sh- vas Formerly a citizen %
vaEE civ Her MAIDEN zarre
va Miss Mary z F.ads. AMI vas
edEc4fed IN the eIs-sfr etsv OF
Oxford, graduating II I,59 With
honor.-
Ike yszr 1861. On Oct Ia1h.
she vas married 20 D-. q y
Bstsm1a. Of C0rn<rsvIlIs. Ear
81 FL County. Mississippi
she Wa very devoted
CarIstrtR lady ter quite a nan
Der OF years before her d2-
mise. To su0. her xxx To love
her- 1 ecu j not say less than
that she was a perfect LADY II
every respect
The funeral services we're con-
lGeted by the writer CT tzis
Tribute. who had for his text
SIth- II ts A large and snF-
rOwln. congregation vas pres
ent.
Her last words we're Il am
ready The will Of me Lord b
done And so she tell asleep
IA Jesus Ia the evening after
her IuteFmsnt three Of her eaIl-
tren pr0fes sed fsigh IN Christ,
and are now rel icing IN hope
Is vas sail by many that Sister
Batemsn did not have an euemy-
She vas born Ia LaFsTrtfe
Comfy. Mas. "a Sept Is. 1851
Sleep 9n uoE until God shall
8t1 thee rise. aud then we vii
meet in the -sw 80 by and By
where parting vii be no mere
God bless tae bereaved aus
band and children, aEd may they
a. meet her at las
a. W SMITH.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08
car7a.Ezfse-
GATSsvTLLE- Texas
Eth sV-rh t-uE

Feb z-sh. 1894
DEAR EATLE-BslnS = native
Of LIs-Is.IpgJ. born 81 years
ago IN Lafayette county I feel
very much attached to nv old
State. nv mother died When /
saS qEits y0uug. and my father
when xas sixteen the age
when boys Of this fast day THAI
they are men then went to
Eippah c0aury and lived un:II
the a-sal var came en- when I
enlisted and made the best SOL
disr could under the eircum-
stances After the war I cane
back home. married and settled
down We have had our cares
and sorrour. the greatest was
the soss Of q loving son, bu. it
was the good Lords viii 20 take
him and We uGst submit
On the 1Fst Jay OF February.
1885,. ne boarded the train with
ear only living child and her
husband. J W Crow. and their
tEO babies for the Lone star
State We landed az geGTe--
or HeCIesuen county. which IS
4 nscs town nc the crossing OF
the Cotton Belt and Santa Fe
Railroad After stopping over
several days J. NC. and my
self ruH up TO GasesyIlls. to see
how IRE liked that town sad
have decided to Ioeat. there
/ think ne Ire going TO Ike this
place Have met q great many
AIssIssIPyiaEs since We got here
the first being Will Russell. who
Las m1ie one crop on IaISes
aud got $500 worth of cotton
for his part besides pIezty OF
eorn-
Several of cur cid friends
called 10 see rs to-day. SeSsrs
JO-EEie Wilson, Alfred. Bill
and Jack Nsyhev AID others
Sow. Yrs thompson. ! prom
Iced TO write to zHcH. Der Of GtsI
friends n Lafayette. AID as
can't write TO a.. and they are
readers CT the EAGLE I kCpe
yOu vii give this space L ycgr
eclEmEs We ike Isxss Won
ter who Capt OseEs Is teasing
nox7 WIZ write again seer
foTrs tra.y.
J. L HGSEELy-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08
kGyertiSi1s

An exchange says The Eo1-
advertising merchant goes f3rth
TO his lar ss the risiag Of the
sa1, and IL, no ran Iatsrfersth-
He stands zr0and all day Ike 4
bottle of castor oil. aud the peO-
pie With the sEskeIs Gene rot 10
his shsuty- He advsrsiseth not
his wares AID bis face is f5FgOT-
ter On the face Of the earth
Who hath dried aPpsess Who
bath Ey s0ilet. giaghaDSs Who
oath stale baking powder with
oct enGs v no hath caise1es
made -5sfo de va He that
E.SrSta ECt TIE Esv 70 .ES
E-5=ser-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08

frQ- : ,. tN14
Dear EAGLE -sfaes writing
YOU last dian IL wr have had
Ene rain aud two hlixzsrds. sses
Ut rhica were accompanied BIZ
i severe snow stSFEs- ahjeh xas
bad on both E11n and ocssr. zRd
especially en- those Who SER
iffy pIepzred- Oaly yesterday
we asd quite i sneS ard a very
eaId day- tut toiay Is spring
like overhead Since the r-sa
and SHOWS We nos think there
- = Glance for q half crop Of
wheat be-iGes . good Spring
crop But th-Fe are these whI
are san=niae Of an atEausut
karvest. has SaoEIsI thsir expee
tstions De realized l aal then
sith nv friend " III. Pete
Lnndis 10 hi. belief relative ef
thsS country. 70 VI that good
crops are realized from Ihe most
uufAvcrsbfe prospects and wise
versa. let this be a. il may. TO
SaT TIE hast Of this country IT,
I pleasant eluatry u which TO
live k-.4i cold aud hot wsather
> of short duration and Ne
country can bcast OF better
health. and a more generous
people eau TVshSre be foGnsi
S0 One who - IN object Of char
Ity need TO sHf.rT fox Jhe neces
ssrfes of life it their condition
Is mace kuo~n- : have knuwu
subscriptions IA cash taken up
f5E surh an ere and the amount
rxssed SIS Beyond nv expeeta-
lions. TAKING Iaf0 consideration
Ou- AS sw0 yeaEs OF an almost
:0fsi crop EaIrgFe-
vernon Psys her Methodist
pastor more TEzn Oxford does
asrs. 1GsvithsraBdi8g Oxtarsis
wealth =nsf ss!GcatI1ErI facilities
nor has Vernon ever suE-
her preacher 20 leave fJr annual
conference EtthoHt al claimants
being VzII up IA fs1 An.I r1e
circuit preacher vh0 his no
house II wbica to worship on
liz charge except -cao,5I
house. get hviag <aiariss- BH-
another feature must a0t tai.
To m-atI0a- that Or C0art.. DIS
rsrct court conveHss txicc a
year and Away hoI : FROM az
20 ten weeks Then Caaafy
C0urt then cones Ia for It's
sifTre and tho other courts fgf-I
I1a SAT- IL EIet there . hIrd-
" a week the year r11ad that
there - act court al some sort
OF other Where Ia. Es1ls Is |
eza-E say thaaga there 10 ueveF
any stealing suIai l-r than 4 can
or bigger Th1u = section Of land
v aFtIer cases are rare aud bat
few are =aed o. notes. exc
NeSeFtas less We alve courts
H. TIE sane
DR. 2 u Collins and wife lsFs
Tor Oxflr4 Ar wFer. -srrr g.
expects 10 sFead TIE REMAINDER
Gf hss days Suec~s= go hlEl-
L ; Aaisms' Issrer IN = recent
copy q TIE EsG-E cartel ne
back 70 NJ o9ya00@I days
Vine again Boo
! havs -PEn ts5s ont much
longer than ! expected. sheEs
fsF- mast bring Il 20 a -e1Ez-
Ps-tshe, Wsf let y0s hear ct
Ger s1rafiA1F harvest "a 4GEs
szA h--E w54Ees tor the E45LE
I an Respectfully
" ! FEKzELE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08

t. 49, " ~ g -
- Las So -zs.
E=v L. 2 L t-e
r.ls.s - E-,za-F Es-s G~ea
v-ra L IS r4 .1e4 e ta-
5<ia- s-E-c-ss = Ez-
We 5eza VI arep- ga sF
CTR s4E-laEs 80 . Hzrs SEE
sfsF1y &seeh Ahlz rz se.f
riss as..i.slIl- ef q ssaraI perzss..-
wai sLns Ss-is IN westerns re-
ZIaas- oy a reEIas barometer 4EsI
rising Ten geEaSgre The -izsIs
EEll shift 70 scarzsrH he
tRsruJmefer vii e0asinue 20
EIse- aEs. Tie hzFs Eetzr 20 e.
EEsTL extremes e 10th a.
reached 41J U4;il E@a-r..I Ard
violent storms develop and
start ON their eastward raFsr--
Eae nzss storm period ~ eat
Gad-r nCTu-H 8usiIsisns s501t
tGe sth, bit the new aoaz Ia
lag 81 tEs-t Gase azG The eO--
btaed dlstErb.s< powers Ct
Hars. eaEJh aud VEINS. hela-
- ue-fr TIE eT5-is- series o.
hard and d4a-eruUx storms
mast HkeIy center about tn I'll
With contained stern 4sss p.s-
the resefI0uarv disturbances
eenfrsI n the SIh znaSth usr
Eag a. these disturbances there
vii D. vl9leat eos rscts between
tae topical sEd peLsr storms
EIla heavy r1Ias and .tFsa-
Prsoa5. Efss Gf t0Fuz.iaes Ia
mary .pl4ess-esPseiGEfy south
ward and turning TO blizxa-d.
and snow Ia Ec-e naFtherEfv Re
GOES S1ddea ard extreme
cold mast be expected ard pre-.
partitions made faFr n the rear
u these storms OF surprise aad
SCI rig are sgEe 10 result o.
aue Touching kaTea IIra i the
1snUil eElsES fsF magnetic zRd
eieetr cal prrtaF5afIarS
Iee Is-h 10 the center efthe
nexs regular p@rI8d- A day CT
two Prsvtous 10 that date InaI
cations IN westeraIy parts ef the
eoaiIaens vii plainly show that
eHerEet c storms are brezinz
" 4fca the temperature. the
Ssather report. and tbs clouds
Darlnz the 18th to 18th the
s-erns VII reach their erisi.
aud maze their sweep fror
western &c the eastern extreme
OF our continent At the close
Of each storm e=sh section In
IT'S sarz VII De sS-Hsk bya polar
~aEe G. great severity for the
sess0a- Csate-Iaz or the 13th.
-iss aEd I'd Ne have the fagI
moon With partial eeIIp.e Of
sane, the eqGlE0eficaI esEteFF
o. Mercury earth. VeEas. Wi
c@n 5 EssetigHaFy Disturbances
AID the direct pFcszare oFths
Mara equinox = kIeh y eertraI
90 sss- - Cz'ess shss --SsSaI
eS--esisg q 50 =z1- ds.E-e-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08

The rs1st wonderful ssru0a
erer hearI- sasd a business
asan yestsrLav. VAS delivered
BY eol3FrsI pgs.scher II Sedla
CIroIfaa- d 1 save pen which
wAs icing used as charcs
shortly after the var I hap
pensd 20 drop into tais large
gathering % cgisEei people one
hizht and was iafermed th.sF
ae= preacher w@S zo0at - ee
tried The minister arose ba-z
os a palpis that had been IHpEu-
used frem \ barrel taTued box
taIa z4rs'. gE weIsn WIS =
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Iaz s8a4e tkrca-hoGt before ITO
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looked nl1Fs Ike sa sgFagllsra
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heaven .vIaE n taeIr TENS
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Haru7eSn Anniversary.

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dsy. slpss shs. snow falling rap
.1Ev oil tie forenoon. bat ssts Is
~as seen - eleven o'clock that
= large sgsem5ly vas present to
aear the orator cf the day Mr.
ID. y. JOuss. II CSphsh. 4 lead
fps member II the present Sc
siar literary class. The lecOr1
tien % The L diversity chapel
Eas simple, consisting mainly of
few sveIgrseus aRd United
States Tags. bat il bore the in
press OF trft lady fingers asd
presented an air at EslepEls TO
the fe..Ive CCesss501- The ban 4
seeure5 for sac OCCASION added
re quota Of pleasure by render
ing excellent uHsEe-
Sr. Jones chose as liz snb-
Ieet Higher EalHe&sion { b =
Need Of the Soufh. Tie beg "a
-irh a brief FsvieE Of eur v-Sf
history scci4I aHd political and
hv . bF.-f reference 10 other
sections OF cur eOastFy -8Hss IN
fall view OF our own status aad
anr special bset- He then
sh0sesl that the higher ssInc4
tion wxs st jae very Foundation
0FsfE our needs. Ills logic -as
irrefI:ohle. snd presentation {
slrts such ~ TO carry hrs II
fIere~ unanimously =Jrh Efm 70
hrs important &sd IateFg sting
cone usluus- Il was pronounced
all arenas. 70 DC Hlst excel
I-at AMI Instructive sT4fI0u-
In the evening" his society
held n reception IA his hCEsF 10
the Y II T. A Hall The ball
had been beautifully Decorated
al h0gSh &c z4s thought that IN
the esld amd .nox bHt se< c0aId
attend Cgt thIs thought vas
s0Dn superseded by another
when the crowd began 10 as
semble especially when Pref
EshnssH came tr0OpIHg In with
als - { : 9 girls
Tae reception wzs Wholly in
formal seeming nat every one
vas expected q D. ab-Vlate-y
free TO have ; Sssd time AT
Ie o'clock the i5hlag racEz GGGzs
were thrown ef-en. disclosing .
sss<atifal .eeEe an potnt Of sI-cl
ratios. The was E~re psael-
81 and fest097eI =Esh graceful
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hruEest oysters The sec61rf
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beaten alscuIt. 81 -ss and gjeks J.
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Tue SSG:hern Reporter OF
SsrdIs taxes tue EAGLE 10 rask
fer several tines sPpropriatins
It's perso-At mentions without
giving credit TO whom THE sane
Is due II the EAGLS Csed ia
paragraph complimentary 20
J1t.e EinbroGgr aid gave
eTedi; to he RepOT-er. it must
have been ZzGsr the tei5sf that
Z 0OEs such ear marks ofau-
thOrsAip that zn- one <Oald
suspect i as the prodlct ofthe
Aei'e pen CT the editcr Of the
soSfhern Reporter Tie EAGLE
- more esvrfi kesrsffex
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08

= PrccIsE alton las been ssh
ed - Eea-us IeCIarg- Grand
Master Ct s]sI.i FrI0w. Of :bF.
STATE, rseSm EehsIih- asE-aBrf
ate eoz2e zoFztisa 81 -AUF1l -.
aftAe s-ve=iy 1rrh 4aaase-sz-E
Of that orslsr.