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Oxford eagle., 1894-12-06

Great crowds around the Z
S. Court HOuse. and an ai- Of
activity and hasiness stir among
tina officials on Monday last,
proclaimed the opening of the
Federal court on that slay.
The large crowd Of witnesses.
jurors. sc. Indicate sn unusual
ly large volume of business for
this term. The grand aud petit
JlrIes we're empannelied and
sharged on the opening day, and
the able msnner ia which this
charge was delivered by the
Hon. II. C. Mes, is very highly
somplimeBted By those Eho
heard him Indeed, Judge Niles
seems 10 90 directly 10 the DO,
tom of everything he touches
upon, and does not waste time
in useless superfuIties and tech
niealilies. He Is justly regard
ed ~ m able, conscientious
upright judge, and \ faithful
public servant. In addition to
Judge Niles, the government is
represented very ably by Hon
A Fuller Fox. e. s. District At
torney for the Northern District
Of Mississippi. who ranks With
the very best aad abrest law
yers Of the state. and evil doers
and lav breakers generally have
n wholesome dread of his al
most matehless prosecuting
ability. He is assisted in turn
by thai gallant and chivalrOus
lawyer. Nai Pat Henry, who
ills the important and hOnora
bic position of Assistant DIS
triet Attorney for both the Nor
thern and Southern districts OF
Mississippi, and between these
two able lawyers the yiOla;ors
OF the L, s. laws have q hard
time to escape the penalties
which the statutes prescribe
In all the branches and depart
ments of This court, the officers
are gentlemen of rare skill and
ability and they work so harmo-
niously and uniformly that but
little ground is left uncovered
when they have abandoned the
firld.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-06

We are P4l1ee. 70 lr2rz, 2s ~-
90 By private letter. 0f the
aeata ot M OsIver whsrA &c
CARED AZ hiz hone "a IasiiznosA.
the hrst of tAIs we~k OnAr--
cent visit % tae Ahave nam@a
town. Nr NalE~r .Aaw~sf a.
gany kizssaes-~s. f1r walea xe
shall ever revere a1s m~marv.
aud eur aea-s goes cat n FL i-ss
sympathy 70 these wso aaarn
Rls departure e-EarruEtaz Goa
ssrvssgve
Mr. Odver sAs a a4iEre aFaar
county. 2as1 EA@xrsesl nsx IRA
Paris. 0ae sE Eae za-x -suza-
bic young A..iies % L4F4yesI-.
she, sta three sAz.l eAildres
are Ell TO 6<nt tAs battles d
hfe, and mourn tAs loss of a &c
voted husband aad EAfhsr
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-06
IanIeRAIIoH.

Mississippi has done less for
immigration than many Of its
neighDorS- IL has a very small
foreign population and fever
citizens OF Northern and West.
eru birth than its great resOur
ees ought TO have brought there
20 aid IA lis development. But
Mississippi has awakened to the
fset that immigration is bene-
icial, that there u a e0asidera
Die tide of il southwz-d this
year; that there il no letter
time 70 agitAte the matter than
the present and that nothing
vii hep along immigration bet.
ter than a good pamphlet set.
ting forth the resources and AL
vaatagez of the State
The immigration convention
recently held in Jackson dseid
ei that 4 hand book Of yissls-
sippi Ougnt 10 be pu6'ished
This has been done 4 hand.
some sun has been reailzed
contributed from all portions OF
the state, the book Will be pub
liskea AZ once, and 21,o00 cop
lee circulated where they will
do the most good
This Is exactly what LOuisi
ana wants to do, and what il
ought TO do. We hope to see
Louisiana show the same ener.
~ and public spirit as Missis.
sLppI- False the money as prompt
ly and get TO worx n once A
gratifying feature Of the dissis
siPPi immigration fund is that il
was contributed not from one
section. but from all portions oi
tae State We want 10 see the
same sort Of fund raised in Lon
lsiana. for there could be 40 bet
ter proof thaa this that every
parish 10 anxious for and vii
Welcome settlers
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-06

The aum5er of Confederate
pensioners 10 Mississippi has
decreased about twenty per
cent since last year, owing to
greater stuetness on the part 0i
the officials Ia examining the
claims Of applicants AbOat
Ia are On the rolls, eaeh OF
wh0m EIH receive - this yesE
which l. g. - more than thsy
got m i.9S--Port Gibson Re
geflle.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-06

Don't be afraid 10 SPEAK a
good word for your town I'm
courage the stranger who visits
IL. and tell him AL the good
you know about your town
and people. He may locate
and become a useful aad valus
bic citizen
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-06

A Georgia editor, IN a fit oi
desperation, dashed OF the fol
lowing. -fhe wind blOweth. the
water foweth, the farmer SOW
eth. the subscriber oweth, the
Lord knOweth that We are in
need of our dues. So come
a-runnin' ere We go a gunnin,
this thing Of dunnin' gives US
the blues
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-06

The Ci4si0s Ledger urges the
removal of the Old. sad the
erection Of a aew State Czyitol
salisiinz- The present hailsInz
vas erected ab0at sixty years
ago and = ks-t erazbIinz 20 de-
ear. FeaGeFioS L unsafe for
those EAo are compelled "a
transact basine-- wifhin u
e-aDbling ~all- GIVE car
State a handsome capitol bald
isg By al means.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-06

The Merchants Bank building
at Grenada was burned Wed
neselay night Of last week Loss
5000 no insurance. The cash
in the vsalt, about ten thousand
dollars, IS supposed to be safe
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-06
Defense Of the Farm comis-
sioners.

There appeared recently a ri
dicuiouSly absurd article in the
Jackson Evening News, wholly
unwarranted in truth, and With
out the slightest sembIanee Of
fair and just criticism. This Ii
bel proceeds in the following
language: Five dollars per day
and expenses Is no mean thing.
and comes to men seldom. but
when II does. they are 10th 20
turn loose, as an evidence Of
this keep yonr eyes on the farm
commissioners This
ehIld's play INDUCED in By the
Farm Con- missioaers II disgust
Ing "a all fair>ninded men. and
the people Will rebuke them for
an unnecessary expenditure of
their money
IL this was written for the
purpose Of nzIieIOusIy attempt
ing 70 rsaeet upon the Commis
soners, whose reputation for
honesty and fair dealing in eve
y respect is uninpeachable. We
desire - inform the IroeIer tha,
ne h4s fallen Ear short Of his
Purp0-e-bat II n vas throuyh
i<10rzaec. the writer his our
sincere sympathy. In order
tAAt the action OF the ComuIs
ssaers nzy be viewed IN the
proper Hgaf by the people OF
sae State and not throaga a
n~rreazry telescope, as thl.
critic eOaIe1pl4Gez them, We de
sEr= 10 respectfully suomi, our
construction sf the las nader
E4scn these harm eon mission
e. aeFlse taeir powers 10 rep,
resea- tAe STATE.
CAzptsr = ef the avs Of 1894
secG01 l. declares that there
s.4A - established a tais state
a P~zltezfizrE farm or farms
aor sAe safe keeping and easplcy
zssaf Of eoa slefa 30 accord
4g to tb1s plAia and nissak
@5le ->asuz-e- the e=nnIssion
srs are 1st amitesi % one. two
or tAree f&Els. bat as Ezay ID
tAesr JzdsGenr. a. they deem
exPesasszt. provided as n sec
ten : tAey purchase Eos lees
tAa1 soar thousand, nor nors
thAz eight Thousand acres at
Aad. within the state Of Mi.sss
sippl. Sow what faait can n.
Sexs nad wIEh the action or u.
commissioners along this Inc
10 50 foOIishly tern il -ehGIsis
play = While they have rec
Ommended three p aces, (as IN
der the az il eOaId have beeI
six or more yet they have no
gone beyond the maximum nun
Der Of acres. consequently. ",
think il Is far 10 e0uetude thal
such -ehildsi play is within III,
contemplation Of the Lezisga
tive intent Section ? CT thi
act provides that "the Legisla,
ture sbaLl select a com nissio,
Of Eve competent practical mel
who mot the Governor, but thes,
eommlssionersi shall within
. reasonable time, purchase
and they tmeaning the commits
sionersl shall visit and cArefnIll
inspect all lands 80 offered rha
|, appear suitable, and in maxim,
: said purchase they shall eonsid
: er the adapt4bility Of the land i
/, all its phases
. According to our interprets
tion Of this section itseems YER,
: clear that these commissioner
4 50 selected by the LegssIa.ar,
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-06

The Missouri Pacific Rnilroa'l
has been forced to take OF al
night trains in the indian Ter
ritory on account of the rob
berries committed By outlaws.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-06

Ex-GOv. Joseph Z Brown, OF
Georgia, died az his home IN
Atlanta on the 30th.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-06

The price Of nour has never
beer as low in this country as il
10 now
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-06

ws4z Easy w.s ssek. ne E... h-r cxz.orA
wAs. 80 -<s CAzh. xhe ers-l for czzrursA.
WA - Aeeaze Ma zAe ehzzx % czsso-sn
H@sos A44 cAz1rs.- shs c.za1
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-06

jadge A B Fly, Of Water Val
ley, /. not expected to lIve many
days
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-06

ar. Tom Davis, aged nine
teen years, died of consumption
near Springd.lle on the 23d ult
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-06
UNIVERSITY
MISSIS SIPPI.
scr---tr5 sessl-r
cpsrs Ssr.s-s=- ijt. .sel

s~sAE s---~ -E@<---
orscs Ssr-s-t=- i3-t. 1854
Twertg-oae -ehoalz- Departments of
sciene-- LI-s-aturs and Arts under FL
eorps of abe instructors Wei fsr-
nished l1b-arstorles Department ot
Law N ehars- u Hon G D. ShAzds.
School OF PsssA sO,y es.lar.~d and a.I.p,-
esi 10 the Reeds Of t-aeh-rs IN the STATE.
E1penses los- Los1tic1 uze-esEed IN
heasrhfuln'ss- Splensiii facilities for
SPECIAL work in Elzny lines.
Send for eIrSuhE Of Inf5rn2tssa or
catalogue 10
Cnaace4l0r Eot--rt B. Fus.1n,
sziversitv. Miss
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-06
s PB IFIC s

N &C. G. c. Certain Chin
Cere b not the bcsl remedy
Yea havc ever used for Chilli
se@ kever your 00aey will
DC refunded Pleasanr n
sAke. Large bottles - eena..
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-06

One of the mos. valuable
features Of the PicayuGe Is the
Mississippi department
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-06

The Msmphis Avalanche Is
gaining in popular favor and Is
\ suleudid. wide-awake daily.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-06

Don't forget that the EAGLE
needs ths money yGu owe and
expects an early settlement
DE-. Priee's Cream 3akinx Powder
Most Perfect Md
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-06

DR.. Prizes Cream Baking Powder
vwtz' Fssr hagsssx A<d.Iasd DirEeza-
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-06
W. 7. Wallace
UNDER TAKER
OXFORD, MISS

co9n Of Al kinds kept sEe4t 70 t b c.
for favor= Ps.-oazse eounrv
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-06
1Dr. TichenOrs Antiseptic.~
For Wounds, Burns. Bruises. ScaIds,
Collie and Cramps. King of all Remedies.

1t is an indispensable hOa<ehoEd remedy
Roach. Cashier S0ash=rl Sa-sozal Bank.
In where have tried the
PurPse claimed f9r James, Lessee S-i= aitensry
Rolling York Eiss. Oct =. 81
have found Ir 1ehsnor's AntIs-p.5e remedy for
C0ie IN Horses Parhau, Pro Hotel T5ysry Sf.bIe
Selsrchl Mss - ~
Having used DR. Tehenors Anisepe = by bsrhsd
Ee can eheeTfuy recommend remedy for
socA cases. Pss . \ az. Sheriff
20 Cents Ee-le-: fszr-z-z:z-
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-06

0zdrsn CrY iss Pitcherscsstoriia
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-08-31

There arc especial reasons this
year why every Republican
should do no more nor less than
place a cross i'll the square above
his ticket and deposit it. Essex
County has upon the ticket two
nominees for State officers, and
after having been so generously
treated we should be ingrates il
we did not appreciate the stu
alton by a rousing Republican
majority. Besides this the new
system of balloting is being ties
ted and the less confusion and
controversy that arise under ii
the more will the new ballot law
be indicated, and the nearer We
shall come to regular election
i'll which the people will have
confidence.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-08-31
TIE GREAT Day.

The great day-clcction day ot
courSe-dgaws very near and
next Tuesday the polls will be
opened and the voting WlIlbegln.
Hence it stands every Republican
to be on hand andcaSt his ballot
for the party candidates, whose
names will be found at the
head of this page, These men
have been selected for their hon
csty, for their reputation for
stcadfastncSs, and for their lit
ness to hold Office under the Re
publican flag, which is the flag o
our country. The HERALD now
desires orccOmmcnd republicans
not to forget any one Of the mum.
Der when they come to votrncXt
Tuesday. The nominees are al
good men. They should all be
elected.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-08-31

The sun shines on the seas and
discovers to us q group of islands
,lc people OF which have achieved
sell government in spite of the
attempts of these misrulCrs to
restore a dark gross specimen OF
Cticte monarchy to old forms and
power. But wchave a prcSidcn;
without a party ard Il disorgan.
lied party without a president
! for Inc who hut Yesterday stood
the foremost man in all the re-
public" he the IMAM of destiny
! is now seated among thcruinS OF
/ his party with scarcely Demo
crat so poor as to do him rev
crcncc," attempting IN vain to
avert his gaze from the grim re
mains, staring It the shadow OF
a mysterious power behind each
. fragment OF the ruins, and cN.
/ claiming land is this destiny
And besides the want, terror
and apprehension of The people
what have they got by way OF
legislation, IN income tax, the
burden Of which is borne BIZ sec
tons of the country most un-
friendly to the administration,
filled with doubtful constitution
al provisions and inequalities,
cxayting from the poor who
chance to have littlc Interests in
certain corporations, and taxing
one whose income amounts to a
certain sum, and eXcmpting an
other whose falls a dollar below
the given amount; and a dis
eliminating tariff reWarding
friends aud Furnishing enemies,
with the burdens ON the "outs
and the benefits and projections
on the "ius'; a tariff! which de
strovs some ofthc chief industries
of New England, and protects
| Southern, corporate and comb,
nation interests; which takes
. protection from an article manu-
featured in one section and bur
dCnS its manufacturer with Z
duty on its wrappers and tastcn
crS, while it protects anoth@r ar
ticlc in a friendly section and cN
empts its wrappers, etc, iron
any duty; a tariff born OF party
passion and local interests, anC
in direct c1ntravcnti0n OF tn,
purposes Of the fathers in takin!
the powers toimpose duties IRON
each State and giving it to tn
general government, and, finally
a tariff which the president G
the party which created itsays
uniustlv discriminating, pcrhl
Gus and dishonorablc. But
! availS nothing for the Hrcs!dcn
to vainly muttcr "out dalnnc
+ spot.' Neither can the part
wash It out But the people car
AndnoW their first oppOrtun!t
! to begin doing so is ncarathan'
Ncrmontcrs are in front; and
they move witch lhcir historic e
u thusiasm succeeding election
), will keep the column closed N
:, Listen to the rcvcillc Vernon
u erS, come down to tie polls, j.
:. no man ignobly sulll i'll his ter
=. or fire at random.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-08-31
ESTATE OF wM. r.. SILVER.

= lie or VERMONT, ESSEN DISTRICT IS
In Probate Court held at Island Pond. in
ana tor said District on the 27th day OF
August, A, u. 1894, :. u. Hobson. Admin.
iStfator OF the Estate OF VIM r. silver.
latr ct bloomfield, in said district deceased
i''hcS Application to said Court for licen Sc
70 sell all of the real estate of said deceased
situated IN Bloomfield In said District to
wit:-The farm known ns the Charles Cook
iarIh the farm known as the Eaton farm
. acres loi the Southwestcrly corner of lot
40. range IL; 10 acres OF land decided by
hcnry Fuller to said deceased December 2S
1871 ana the home farm occupied by said
deceased during his lifetime including the
homestead representing that the sa .
thcrcoi ~ necessary for the payment of tile
tCbtS OF said deceased and the expenses OF
administration of his estate, and would he
btnchCtnl to all concerned.
hcrCupon it is ordered by said Court
mat SAID application Nc referred to session
tR"rcoi, to he held At the Probate Onice, in
iSiahu Pond, on the 18Th day OF Sc ptcinhcr 4,
- lSoi for hearing aud dec sion thereon; and
IS lufthcr ordered, that all persons in tercst-
co ne notified hereof, by publication of notice
OF sild Application aud order thereon, tire,
weeks sucecssivelA N the Essex County Her
Hid' newspaper published at Island Pond.
III thts state, and which Circulutts in the
utlEhporhood OF those interested, before said
i'nC 81 nearing, that they may npDenr nt
Hulh time ana place, and, II they see cause oh
1CCt thereto.
by the Court.--Attcst
GEO. L. STORRS, Register.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-08-31

The close of thr polls Tuesday
Will doubtless signalize the trI-
umph of the COUNTY Republican
ticEgt. OF such a result we feel
assured; but prcsyAt assurances
must not bcgct iiStlcssacsS or Ia
any extent paraiyz@ or weaken
effort. Every Republican vote
il the County should b. pol!ed.
While this might run the MAORI
" into the hIllreds, every mem
Der of the party should vote and
worl; the same rs if the result
WAS wholly dependent upon his
vote and effort.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-08-31
Get to the polls carly.

The Republicans Of Essex Coun-
ty should bear in mind that the
Republican vote cast for County
Senator next Tuesday is the ba-
sis of representation at the next
County Republican Convention
Hence it behooves every Republi,
can to cast his ballot so that
each town may have a full and
fair representation i'll thcconven,
tinn-
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-08-31
ESTArE OLE ARnA 10Y

The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF
EsGcS, Commissioners, to receive examine.
and adjust all claims and demands of ali
persons against the estate of ARIA 10y,
hereby give notice that &C will meet for the
purposes a!,prc'nid. at the store of c. II. Fitz-
gerald IN leland Pond, on the Otn day of sep
temhcr and 18th day Of February next, from /
O'Clock y. nj, until T. O'Clock p. ~, each ufsoid
days, and that six months from the 3rd day
of August, \. u. 1894, is the time limited by
said Court for said creditors II present
their claims to US Tor examination and
allowance.
Dated at brighton. Vt. this 3rd day OF
August, a. l.. 1891
W. NJ. CURRIER, |
J.. 4. MOsuER, I commissioners.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-08-31

FpK suyFENuE
URBAN \. wUDUHJRN of Burlington.
rrR IIErTrStNT G,NIfNuE-
POPLAR NJ NiNNs1-R ai brighton.
FOR IREAsrKUF:
IIRNRN +. FIELD Of Rutland.
FoR svcREratv On STATE.
CHAUNCEY W. BRuW NEiI.ut Darlington
FoK AUuTgK:
FRANKLIN u. HALE ct LuuouhurE.
REPRESENTATIVES, To CONGRESS. - DISTRICT
W. W. CIRCUIT of -. JuhrsLury.
Essex County Republican Nominations.
FOR SENATOR:
GEO y. DALE q. island Pond.
FOR ASSIsrNNr J'p@ES.
FRED \. TURNER of LuncuhufE.
Henry LEE Of Guildhall
FOR JUDGE Je P"opArE
d. 5. STOEkS oi i-ianl ouI.
FOX STATES ATTORNEY
IA. BREWEE OF West Concord.
FOR siIERiF.
Cd. COGLEiGH OF West Concord.
FOR mon UAuIFf.
IA. ROHN of Bloomfield
FOR ruuNrY InNHI,~i1>LE.
CHARLES ". MATTHEWS or Granny.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-08-31

The democracy haslaburcd and
brought forth a monStrosIty'
and we now have a law which
its own president cannot mp
prove, even when urged by per
tisan considerations. Now what
Will the country do while look
ing onlg to the pIjlic wca.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-08-31
Atcst-GEo, L. SToRRS Register
STArEO NEKMnNr. nlsrrl,-rnr,.. =.

me Probate Court for the district of Essex
20 az persons interested in the ESTATE OF
Johh tinnhard, late of Guldhull IN said
District, deceased, Greeting:
ny the authority Of the state of Vermont
YOU are hereby notified to appear before the
Sa'd Probate Court. at me Probate once
~ ''uiHunn'l, IN sad District, on the lin
day OF ~ ptcmhcr, AID, 1884, to SNOW cause
u any You may have. why the account OF
Geo A Hubbard, Administrator Of the estate
81 S'hd deceased, should not he allowed And.
nor be distributed To the parties emitted
Dated at Island Pond in said district this
attn day OF August, \. n. 1894.
GEO. l.. STORRS REGISTER
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-08-31

While every man has perfect
right to split his ticket, it is not
necessary in the contest next
Tuesday. The straight party
ticket is naturally the strongest.
1t is the best. Let it be voted
entire.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-08-31
ESTATE OF CHARLES L. BENTON.
STATE or VERMONT, DISTRICT or ESSEX. :,

The Probate Court for the District of Essex.
To all persons interested III the Estate of
Charles l.. Benton late of Guildhall in said
District, deceased. Greeting;
BY the authority Of the state Of Vermont,
you are hereby notified to appear before the
said Probate Court, at the Probate OMcc in
Guildhall, in said district, ON the 18TH day
ofSeptcmb 4. -, l SoI, to show cause If any
YOU may have, why the account of Benz.
n. Benton. Administrator of the Estate of
said deceased should not be Above And.
Also why the residue Of said Estate should
not he distributed to the parties entitled
thereto.
Dated at Island Pond, in said district, this
goth day of August. a. D., 1894.
u. S. STORRS. Judge.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-08-31

Every Republican who does
not vote next Tuesday practi-
cally helps his opponents to 4
vote by depriving his own ticket
of one.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-08-31

The interests of Essex County
demand the election of the Rcpub-
lican ticket by a rousing ma
iO-ity
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-08-31

Reed and ponder over thcruIcS
to govern voting at tn. polls
next Tuesday.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-08-31

Vote the straight Republican
ticket.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-08-31
Gs9eS County aUa'0.
ORR CANDIDATES.

TSLAED ppNn. aicIs7.L
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-08-31

To CONGRESS. - DISTRICT
W W. CIRCUIT of -. JohEsLury.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-08-31

Extra, rl'u1Tv Engagement and fr>t arp
pcarnu,c in tH,~ Cuu.. ;ry ui the Celebrated
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