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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18
0ns Fola and 9as Shape I'd

-4-a ssa~r s1~-1 hare. vsieh are
aos II las s1i4---s1a
DeaeminafiOzsI pride 10 an
other name for religious weak
nsss. and i. proof OF q small LA
tG-e- A bread s1d generous
nan Il II syTPs-ay 9TH n. the
seets ceChrizteadoE al4 - quill
not impose the sGFr1 or Eor,hsp
which be pc sOnsiiy prefers a
aRy 0ue. bat insists shat ash
man shslI believe What he pleas
&c, provided n results In N
honest :f..
Ged VII never 49, shat sp<
cEal religions boay yo1 bel. ged
to, bat whether yoGr Exita maj <
you = 3 OIL citizen. a good fs,h
or, . good friend aad . good
mar, There are nc se-farisa.
N heaven they are sH loves
OF the noble aud the true in sy
ery cline and ia every system
OF religion known 10 strugziin z
humanity. \ Method .st or al
Episcopal or q Baptist algss
cannot De found IN the Ses Je
rusalem-
The vzrions sests which are
scattered over the earth are
simply 50 many ladders by
which the people eIIrb to the
G52er regions The foot OF
each Lstdea i on IL, 2 oand.
whie the other eau rests firraiy
against the Throne. When ue
die Ne sazll leave the la sd-rs
bsaind, Dec2nss the will have
achieved their purpose ard vs
can have no further use for
them
The path by which you reach
tie top ola moantzin is Of no
consequence whatever. and /.
your neishbor chooses 10 get
there n some other ~sy goa
2-e very cngr1St0ds II v0u de-
nou1ee him for exercising sis
own Judgment instead OF follow
ing yours- His brains belong
long to him and y0ar brains be-
to you Yos nay do A.
you please nd hs may do As
hs pieases III his eyes are fr>
ed on the summit, and ne 10 CO
ing What he can TO aEtsin u.
&c. uill certainty reward aim
viii favor AID yoa sAoG.d Dc
no iess The bigos can see On
y one vay, aud tkss 10 b. awu
way. He lacks a very rnpor
tant element of ehzrzesSr be
esase be isa't large enough ia
understand thxf alHer~nr ten
Derzmsnts reqaire : yersar IN
een.tves. and that Wat 10 good
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

The prStracted meeting. which
aax be n IN progress q. the
Baptist ckaTeh ftr the asst
~eex. closed on Su5aay hsgbs
i<s:. LgviH 4 made tselye aecrs-
ssoDs To the eaG-sh, and dcne
Al unmarried am0ant Of good
otherwise. The Rev. gr .ia.u
ner workes INCREASING TO make
the revisaI what IL proved to be
"A suecese IN every way. And
IN his efforts be vas mos. ably
assisted by the Rev sr Collier.
Who deserves large amount OF
ere dit for the able aasi effsrIrut
manner in shieh be e1poanced
the gospel 20 the szfirftction Of
his hearers aud the glory Of
God No ninistSr las ever
come to Jackson. aud in such
shcrt space OF time made
more favorable imPs-s-ioa en-
our people. and gained thst= ev-
IAA41~-4 WV 4-& FOtH0 y ute
as did Mr.. CoIl'rz la h.s short
salk TO TIE coEgTs <aiioE. AFTER
services Sunday L. "a, &c tank
ed them for sAe sxys-s shown
ain durisg his soj1ars in ssr
midsf. ana assured thea shlf : :
soa 4 ever remember an ! cher
ian the happy moment. -reB- IN
taesr company ca ae.s SIM
dsy night. tue reEuisr psstcr,
kev- G. W Gardner. wili give a
reading on Baptisw, after which
the rises Ct the Baptismal ser
vice viii be administered to
those who lcin ed tais denouina
ton daring The protrset-d ser
vices which have Just closed
Everybody 10 invited to come
out and hear this reading AZ be
has given IL before to ms cen
grsgzticu AZ other places and i;
has proven very interesting to
those Who have been so fortu
nate AZ to hear is rerdered.-I
Jackson (Ga Argus-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18
DEE

un the 18Th inst, AZ ais hcme
IN the soasa eastern portiSa Of
thus eoCaty, Mr.. } Z Rxgland.
0os Of our most esteemed aud
respected and -its possibly 0u;
ocs exception. rJs eldsss reel
deaf of ,his county, he having
lived here for clare tAan hz.f a
eentuEyl 9ui-tiy and peacefully
passed Away. Thus the already
long list of deaths victims
among the raEks of our pioneer
eirixens has been lengthened.
and No name n tLis Int nom
beginning 10 end ezs uritsea
opposite il IN the great record,
more deeds Of kindness. charity
and ehristila beuevolenes than
that of San E4gIanf Modest
anskzzamang, aud unt .nticr Is
he spent lis ife 10 dsiug good
for his feltow>men His lie va
Que of remarkable and open
honesty and uprixhtness, char
seterized throughout by . Lofty
sense Of hO1or. and adherence
to night and principle. A per
feet and full history Of bis life
70 ba, the practices he. and Tan
giole Illustration. and example
Ut III. teaching OF the Savior,
e2d den1astrzfes In q beautiful
manner the resait Of prsesicing
that rule which should govern
ali our lives. do aato others
e. ysa vOald have others do
ante you
Yes he life vas not vit5ea.
It's tri&i-. and dirappointmen.s
aud scrre "a. nor i.s bitter rains.
sae frequently IL prosecutions,
sSsn y those wko professed to
&c his frirads. and those whom
be A&d besr1eaded, and those
wao protested the religion
sAies he Przetieed. Bat these
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18


Gov s,oCe did ret approve
Of ~ p1ce proposed &c ). Dc =
o. the Ne for the Yszno eour
y convict fsru- The p-ice VA
aoeas els per acre. HaIf OF
thts -ould he SUFFICIENT and the
other hall sioaId De take, to
esf2oii2f = rsfotnatorv for tie
yo1th Who are seat to the chain
gang and forced to ASSOCIATE
WITH the hardened erimtuaIa.
The dsvnvard esurss Of may
q yeath esuA be reclaimed II
the state had . reEsrratorv 70
place him where he could be
sa-roazded bv the geed ard no:
the % d Influences ef the world
There are no eEorts uhatsy.r
u refsrra tie yssag Ean who.
perhaps iavolantsrs;y. commit.
sec e-iae Tor -hEeh e Il sens
= the peritenrizry, bat a huo-
frsa 10 an ind Feet say TO make
Kim a worse criminal than n
.as vtcn COO sicfsd
&ssasF Progress
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

There are stringent Avs IN
NissisasFPI frtEs preservation
oftuber- There sre large bo1-
les Of forest is1d within il. bor-
Gers beIel-.Eg to the Federal
govsrn1sat - Toe state. anf
The s;ats inpcse. . fBe ofs.
Ter s-re for r. IA acre n e-srv
20 acre suh-di.isicn. IN vkIch a
trespass 10 eOnn.;leL For the
pr1see'ioG OF private euusrsa
nns OF IS 8 imposed kressry
tree cat Iown.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

Nothing on earth will take
children through the irving or.
deal Of iesteing 50 pleasantly
and so very surely and safely
As DR.. Kings RoysI 6ermsfuer.
They all hketo taka 10 and il ssfs
AXE magic in meeting The troag.
les CT that critical period. Its
perfectly hzrn less. con aiming
no alcohol or opium in any form
Whatever. Tkoassn0s axxx
tired is and it has never been
know 20 fail 81 ; 8 fhr S.,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

Dr. HnsS, II the Pzstsur In
sfn1te eiAns to have falud q
eare for crOuo. IN, terror 70
yo17g UOtaer.. L. eenxists. a
IaTs earrSspSEdsat ssys, IN
ne saoeGsaascus 10 setioa If
sera1 taken fron the blood CT
. .erss TIA, has bsea prsyioas-
~ vaees1Rted with the eE,tiva
ted microbes Of erIua
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

Os ~peniux 1oaad nss-Di.
nond Like, CsssopoIls. aiehi
g J, one day LAT week a gizrt
OF . prehistoric r-ee vas "a.
earthed- lac lower Jaws IN
asns@ "a ordinary jaw bone
nts INSIDE With ease. Eyusss-
srsrsat the distance from In.
TOP a. the skull TO the upper
era Il the tbighbone il nve tee,
Ess n Esighf. A doctor Who
sss Presest Es.ed that the man
nast Rave been 81 least eleven
fsss hagE- The mound vas
r&-ts oveE { By /. pine STUMP
three Ieet SIX ins hes in diane
ter, AZ the gToGnd showed nc
szns OF ever having been cis-
taroed A. ezrt6en tablet Don
sh.>a are varioss aainte..igib.s
saasAetefs, srasH copper coins,
sre S.S5e ri7ss ant pieces Of
pottery we're foaGd il tbs excz,
vssiog
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

Owing to he s.c- tina. the
Cover % retas d to .eEzpt the
fszcs county farm selected by
sss Coonissioaera they are
called 70 meet again IN Jackscu.
Va. In 10 make aeotkes se-
seetisa-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

The aE.~:s.tPps Syaad Of
the Cumberland Presbyterian
taareb vii meet "a Wster s. a.
leg, On The 95h Of tbs month
Aeo2s 80 delegates E-d mem
o.rs are axP@e;ed 20 a;tesd The
meet NJ valeh vii be n ssa-
o. % three ~ f1zr dAvs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

George SCTx a prominent
EArE-sr hvIag a.ar CSs.-viIle.
Ma. IF hone ole day las,
week to q 70 town 20 roy s~ue
article GE1 Bzs not been sc d
or heard q siaee- Fcal pa .
s1s,ecfed-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

-Hoc.ss Dig& Tase7 the defAalt
ing treasurer Of Eeztaexy. /.
Gov living a Yc.Ohsna, zBan
he = s4sd &c have mad. mOasv
b. Business speeuiarions.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18
Non-Rssicent.

ss>s- Of Miszns1iPpi.
To hstia srrou.>. who's Po<s Os~-
Ht's<--. . eakzs~n. you are eonua,.x
% 70 Spas l~for- toe ChznesEy csurs
{. Laksysess esazfy a the cozrt Hsusr
q Oafara on thu srh Monday IN Sor.
t%sA 70 sEswer the suie q H-ur
syronss wh-r~zn yog ara d<t-aaiazs
fA1s sseh a~y 81 sepr- 1884
3 P 6i.y, Clark
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

Gov Mitchell says that Cor
belt .1d FIfzsInuo1s snail not
ESLt IN Fl0rics q Law ear pre-
vent
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18
Prayer 0f the Rsryss.r

u has been sAid that pain .
the prayer Of tko rerves to-
healthy blood Tue paine Of
Rheumatism NegrsI.ia, Dys>
pepsis. etc, have their origin
IA baG blood PGrif- the life
eurrent-tb= hlooG-Iet il ecarse
througa all the VIII orxars.
pure rier and Ted, bearing
noGr'shmeas and strength to
eael part as il has need, and
charged xItR power to remose
al distractions and exrel al
waste. and the pans mentioned
vii disappear They are but
symptoms Remove tns exuses
which produce taeE aud they
cannot exist DIR. Kings Royal
Germetuer does that very thing
with uL<q1al-d ease aad anfsiI-
lng power. 81; s for g.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

WkIe eo.t9a = LIVER than i
Las been u afty yeszs. Sd are
the aeeesszries Of hfe.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18
Sale af lxna

Nm HoEse = Lxzl<eA..A
y -
Ian a lxz<s<riA,-. etaI
By sIrsas u tas 24rhazlfy N n.
- BY . seer-s u tAs CI.4z.--. CIR. -
ss-y~ts< cs@nsv. Ala a. r. NJ
Term 80, vii "a ths Isr Nrus.v ~
FIFTH DAY Of NOVEMBER Isss
s<a - tS- highest aa.i A..s ki<k,-
troas e u. csar< Ha~s< door N Ort.r-i
AHs-- -stasa lsgal hs9rz, "a. faa.i =
scr1oesl ~ lis a=res n w-xs "a. %
NV !. s.si ) W I % Sec sr-cI-
- Asr. IN y Z part Of : 81 <~sT.
Il % .E~s n the We-s ss.ss az ~.
y W Sec s r ,RI;IsT :
" sr- s-e- .. T. =. f. 1; ~ 80,
srerh part u ! SEC s.Fz-RI n
n L2k -yeste cssasy. Ai-s. ..Lr }. ar
der IF caz-ery esg-t for avs.
rerns: R.f ezzh, sad s.Izz<s ca :.
unehs credit.
r. P GRAY. Coa-
VI falEnsx, AIRY
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

wASTED-Ezp<ri=a.<a Aysasz .aa
" S1l~sEs@a % sell our .sAsd~l n IN
Ae4~ o@zfhinx ilm~rse. s..
~ hne ever skcsn- Biz n1uey s,r
sns r,xat pa--y- Adde's vita mfr
shess sAat-ax tsra~r szaplsyzsnf. a.
p risEe~. ese-
MODEL PANTS CO,
"a A.ll<on s.. Chi<.xo, m.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

Ex,vIce President porrou 10
~ bald ~ SersEor Ell but
-eArs 1 very nsGarsi locking
~ig-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

AisaisspIi "a OF lad AZ
a5sEd.l=e Of corn. meat anC
soryhcm
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

things OBJ. rake the crown
which he Ros vests tae briyts-
er, and prepared hin 10 better
eujO- the sweet rest into wh ca
he has entered Peace to hrs
ashes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

Hon James A BarssdaIe, al
sx legislator Of Tsxoo county.
eiec ., ii, home n YlzoO City
est y sex
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

Electric street cars viii be
ESTABLISH ec A. ouce IN Jackson
Tens
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

Sven MASKED nen k~lf up q
train II Viz. ria FsiGzy an &c
erred si5a,sC0
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18
4 e u Gssf.asrass Veterans.

NJ C II Gs-f.dsrate Veterans
-lealrs.r-s = KHssaz pr DsTaian.
Ezl-s6 cszs-Lsr4.e Vrtr=.-s-
t'osl1hg-. NJ, 1rs- q, Is1A
General UT lers No Is.
/. The naJo--g.u-ral coz
handing snaoCuees that tn
9TH annf.l reunion OF this e
vision which vXs 6xec by TIE
iSst meeting held n tue eiy Of
: ekson- Mss on the I2fh ari
SRA u Dscem her. 1896. TO take
pace IA the sane eiE- on the
f0Grth Taesiay a August u.s..
having been pcst2Oaed BY res-
.7h e uncsr;siafy produced by
the delay Ia th- ef1eiai prourl
CATION CT the proc eec;Bes ~
the lsst reUnion oftke L. - v,
ID B-ElIu. ham. A. l. now an
ao1r rel TO take place in szia
city Of Jackson on Tae.dav aCd
"Wednesday tie 22ud md sd
Ia . Of January, \ D. 1897.
Section I, article {, OF tn.
division constitution make. the
aSsi- CT representation one GsIe
gate f1r every t~erty members
Ia g0od standing. and one at
eItlonas tor q traction Of ter
nsnbers. providing that every
es,nu IN good standi1g =. entI,
ted 70 az l.sst three delegates
Article 3 OF sane section fres
the anna due. 10 the division
AZ iae sum o. 10 cents per CAPT
- for each member shc~n o.
the rolls Il IL several e&rrs
AID THAI no camp stall &c Ger
E-ltfse cpre.eata'scS II : se-
ss0u Of the 1iststcr Cn.H Il
stall have paid z1razl GEss-
! = 49,: all camps may rave
rspresea'aiicn IL the divisio..
Fsans9s cn ths I'D and = days
IT Is1Eary aexf. !. % aereby
eaI0 ned On thu sElEznde-s
f0rv III - th- adIataat : neral
Of this civISsOa ~ 1c0n As pg.-
tlca5is alter reeesPt OF thi. 0r
der. sl1 not lzfe- than Deeens (
Der the 18Th neTt, \ r5li Of ise
necoer- and their respective
camps. t0getax With d postal
money order saveIing ibs-
amount OF their dues
By orier Of s dice.
EsJ0r General Commanding
z T. 5TKEs. AGII,ast General
Gen Lee has i.saed ne To-
iosing Orders
Headquarters \ l--sx-ippI DIsssss,.
Uz-s-. C.,rtei<4.t= v-s-I.ns.
c9iar.bu-, Ms. tse 3 :. i.Js
General OrleTs No Is q
I H-vIES been elected b.
the eon-7Eti0a % he L. V,
II 70. Eesting IN BIr 'ngA.n
Ala OF AprT. zssa l4ss. &c t1s
command OF tGs ARM OF len
sesse~. the uhGersIgasj here
~sfh relIagaIsnes tie c0nnaa-i
~ tnFs division. TO assume coz.
laad Of said department /.
= Pursuant TO section ;, ar
iieie .. OF the constitution OF
he -s-ociaii0n. the -0r assand Of
hrs vlsi0a vaf, fFcn thIz date.
tryolsc upoa the ssaiGs 5riys
.Ier-tisuerz, K05erg L0Ery. OF
4eksCn- Kiss
) Ia Recognising the in
Mediate command nj the avis
90 the und~rsIL asd desires &C.
assure eaeL eOaaEgie of his pAr-
ionaese pride in the Improved
nsrsl and e0ntiaaeo. growth Of
n association under his 3D.
With bat Is eanpC
It ctr third aaaazl see .iOn Va
July IL ls93, sasn be vas
Elected 10 is eCmGAnd. the d: 3.
; lsI1n zov has - camps IN full
membership Tbs IL a grasify>
.ng record and naturally causes
II retiring commander TO refer
10 4 with pride Al pleasure.
AID Il taxing leave OF tn liz
vision the lieatensat genera.
lenders 70 each and every cons
-zde OF the civis.Ja bis best
sshes and siLcereat esteem
3 II LEE. +
Lieu'e11aE Seuaral 4
Z / Sykes, Adjltsn. General &
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

TCpel0 shspp,d ten car lOad-
o. -oru % III. Ne.tln ore week
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

Cezfe9eR-e rs-ts a. Sards
CT n sMbeT Ga.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

Biloxi vzs almos. sBtirely De
s,roysd by IRE a few dsys ago
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

John HSscoube. ct u,
Va. sf,4.

Ioha Hsscu1b~. ct Il,
MS Lain NEsshell, 81 al
BY vir-a- efsas authority rs-.-,f =,
ne BY . d~-e~ c. t1- Ch1r-rry cs,s-s Of
LaFsysssr COG atv, Mss ne rn- M
Term 1884, 1 vii Gu ths Ist Nsu5.r
and Sch day Il SovsEher. I.9S. n from
st tss Csars House dog IN CxtarIi
Aiss-- ~tshsa l~x.l hears. sell : -.
ai--h--s ara hest bSij-r the land de-
srrIhct - South Ease f--<ie1 ~
s. l I .. = ). t-oGt. ,lax I'D a<r---
and W 1. So e. Ta. 3 S. rsuea...-
M 80 ssr-s. AID W otN = q. see Il.
D. K i ~ Ae--s- al IN Lafayette
Ce1afy- xi~-. r-zas On@ ha!e .a~h
aid h.Aaac~ "a !. mouths credit Sal.
oy sr.tsr ct cn.ne=ry Court sor iivsssa..
vsii a-<s. as ta< sane tIn~ a.i mac,
sslI to goss.s a-ie-
b Gray Csslzissloz-r-
J. u I Palma. Asrsru~v.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

See our Regent suits,r jast
received Newest and nobbl-
est
Oxford Mercantile Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

DR.. Prizes C<sa2 E-ksnr Powder
WsxfEs fs}r hsxhest Avs~1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

Dr. FtaraT areys' SperI6e No.
- NH -hr - np- ~ CD ti7aie
rod thsf -hags sr Put up
in sr2E ills fplsssAnt TeIletss
Isst Or year v-st pocStt trIee
- cents AZ SrsCxisfs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

C&adrsn csY faPitrhsr's cs=tudz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18
C-<tore

-c--s-rs. - ~ 1.4vss.s $685. ~
rszaE2s-=s- Z a =-s--1r - A. F-s~xzFsaz-
kzs~= ~ =e Z A. 1H-rz- y p
- So o-s--s =. R-u~<s~=
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18
Caroia

c-<cs-tz - GO c-z=p.z,-.
S. So - E
IL = - go -. - E==-s =
-
w. =-z-szzr z=-czs-z=-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

K.eh~ WI neasAsu -.
10 tIA}
~ s1eo< saa-SFsa ns -@ ssA
VA esss % the .asssd : -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

The lss..sax hotel ai Ptts50ro
Va. burned lSsf wees.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

zr c--a- o--.y- = =-.14E s=z=. w. -z 81
80 .--z-s..=-----z@---9--s-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

For Sac By T d Icon Il a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-18

-lea-lrs.r-e KHaaa pr DsEsiao.
En-st cszs-lrrase Vrtr=.-s.
t'o1l1hg-. Nslr. 1--- a, Is9A
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-08-02

he no doubt would have made it ex-
eeedingly interesting for Factory
Boy.
The starting Judge was Elmer E.
Dean OF Barre. Messrs. Duffy and
Batchelder of Barre, +. A. Hill late
of Hartford, Conn, and c. c. Warren
of Waterbury, were judges and timers
during the two days meet.
NOTES.
Watch the balloonl
The balloon was fake.
The balloon is going up
Grand-stand tickets fifteen cents, if
you please.
The management" was not here
for his health.
Somebody sold some three per cent
stuff, or better, on the grounds.
"Did you pay your fare at the
gate? If not, give US your quarter" "
The gambling wheel and dice box
exhibit was large and did thriving
and unmolestcd business.
"This is ascension day." remarked
young lady who had given close at
tention to the gyrating canvas.
When the assistant shouted out to
the professor" just as the balloon
was about to rise, "Keepa stiff upper
lip, Clarencew everybody was para
lyzed and the professor" decided to
remain on terra frma.
BY the " management, as appear
ing in the above report, everybody
of course knows it to mean the Barre
gentlemen who came here and got up
the thing as a private speculation,
the chiefest chief being II. A. Rugg.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-08-02

The general passenger agent of the
Central Vermont railroad says that
tourist travel over the Central YER
mont during the month of June and
the first half of July was % per cent.
heavier than during the same period
last year, and that altogether the
season will be the best in a dozen
years. This splendid increase in bust
ness is due to the growing popularity
of Vermont as asummer resort State.
Special efforts have been made this
year to attract people to Vermont
resorts, and the Boston office of the
road is credited with having thus
early sent more vacationists and
tourists into the State than during
the entire season of any previous
wear,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-08-02
OBITUARY.

Died, in East Cambridge, Vt, Nav 81,
1894, at the residence OF her brOther-in- law
Albert Demeritt, of heart disease, Miss Mar
tina NJ. Lanpher, aged 60 years, months
and days. The funeral services were held
at the house June 2, the Rev. W. p, Stanley
officiating and preaching from Psalms 23-4.
B. l.. Austin of johnson conducted the funer-
al. The remains were inferred in the GENE
terry at this place. Her bearers were four of
her favorite pupils, Norman j. Nye, Leland
l.. Stearns, Morton S. Hawley and Frank 7.
Green. Mics Lanpher was the daughter of
Rufus L. and Susan Lanpher. and was born
in Sheldon, Vt, February 2S, 1892, being the
third child in a family of eight children,
though the frst-born of her mother the
father having had two children by former
wife. She began early in life to have impress
sions of a serious nature and at the age of
IA years experienced religion, and was baptiz-
ed by Rev. Charles III. Lovejoy and received
into full membership with the NJ L. church
in February, 1916. She received her eduea-
ton at Stowe high school and at Morrisvils
academy, and commenced on her chosen vo,
cation, that of teaching, in 1853 in Stowe.
VT, where she taught her fl st term As a
teacher she was thoroughly successful, her
services always being in great demand and
during the years of her life as a teacher she
made many warm friends. Her 45th and
last term of school was taught in East Cam
Drld2e IN lSSO. The last - years of her
life she has made her home with her sister.
Mrs. Albert Oemeritt, her mother also being
in the same family for the past four years.
and dying about five months before her
daughter. During the last eight years Miss
Lanpher has taken charge of the postofice
at this place, where she is now sadly missed.
Two sisters and brother mourn her loss
her father, mother, two brothers and two
sisters having gone before" Many other
Borrowing friends regret her departure from
this life, though they realize that their loss
is her infinite gain. As daughter and sister
she was most loving and devoted, spending
her last two years of life almost wholly in
caring for an aged mother and invalid broth
er, patiently caring for the brother until the
loving Father sent the call, Come unto me
all We that labor and are heavy laden and |
will give you rest"
Every year the Father calleth
Some loved one to endless rest,
And the heart, tho filed with anguish,
Can but cry, He knoweth best
Every year some hand has finished
All its work for Others here,
And we miss a voice, whose accents
Fell like music on our ear.
And the eyes that smiled so sweetly,
Answering back each look of love,
Now are gazing on the glores
o. the beauteous realms above.
But year, not distant, cometh
When we tread the vast unknown,
We shall find our ransomed dear ones,
Seated round the great white throne"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-08-02

God never gave anybody the right to be
dsagreeable. .-@,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-08-02

ORIGIN OF THE MOTHER HUBBARD
The Mother Hubbard wrapper was
designed by woman in a little coun
try village in New York State. She
made three or four of these garments
and sold them to the people in the
village. A buyer for clothing shop
was passing through the village and
saw the garments. Hegave an order
for some to be shipped to his firm
The woman who invented them now
employs 200 or 800 women. For the
name Mother Hubbard she receives a
certain sum, and has literally laid by
enough money to keep her from want
even though the demand for these
articles offeminine attire may cease
any day.