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ADMINISTR TRATOR'S SALE.
Of
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In pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
of Highland county, Ohio. / will offer for
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R. M. Dittey, Receiver, &c. va. G. NJ. Overman,
Highland County court Of Common Pleas
Case No. 5742.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
REAL ESTATE.

d. Q. Morrow vs. William o. Overman, ct al.
Highland County Court of Common Pleas.
Case No 5704
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ORDER OF SALE IN PARTITION.
In pursuance of an order issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas within and for the
county of Highland, and State of Ohio made
at the February term thereof, A. d. 1894. and
to me directed, will offer for sale at public
auction at the door of the Court House, in the
town of Hilsboro, Ohio, on
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THE RESURRECTION OF CTrRIsT.--MARK
1918.
GOLDEN TEXT Now is Christ risen from
the dead Cor 15:2l
IIME.-SGnday. April 9, A. D. 30. The day
after the Jewish Sabbath. early dawn.
PLACE.-Jcrusaem and vicinity, most espe-
cially near Calvary.
PARALLEL ACCoUETs.-Matt 2S:l-l5; Luke
A:l-12: John N:l-1S
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-20

Quite 4 number % Western s1rnsrS
have arrived a. Aa.rieeu recently.
several q Nhom have already boughs
land ansi located N the prairie belt
west % soVa- There i plenty % rirh
lla4 Tor many more. and AberlIs.ez aaI
Monroe County extend : cordial xeI-
eoale 70 IL sorshy persaas % eitizea-
ship
Hon J. z Frvstaa. Sszsa supsrin-
tsEient II -tacat.an. has cum ple.sd ths.
compfIafioa % the ed cable children IN
The >Jase. AMI dnds the total - be 5sf.
5et. an Increase Of =. 1a{ over Iass ves--
~ the number e4a. gsa are Whi,ss aud
-. 0a0 negroes ct the sas.a. ooa uabllr
school, fund distributed By the >sase.
each q these eailIreR will be entitled
TO sL-0s.. It beIag estimated taIs saaa
Will run al the schools for four months
" f. Netsehee. sheriff Of TLshouaia.ro
County died last wsek. Tie leaves a
wife aai eight children. most q whom
are quite small HIS Life was insu red
for sl.ei1 in the Knights Of Pythias. Of
which order be vas , member lie vas
very popuiA-, and lad many friendS.
wa0 VIII sincerely mourn his 4ezrh.
The grand iaries eontInas TO purge
the pension rolls % the unworthy peu-
siOners@ Or Of a roll Of thirty-sereu
allowed By the county board ot Kersper
the grand jury knocked OF t~eatv.
The LoWntes County grand jury made
a reduction % exactly 80 per cent. Ieav-
ing only tEslve ou the r9ll-
Bud League. who murdered Benjanfu
Brooks and wounded a young nan by
the nlne ot Lee On the nIxks of the
I2ts % Dsee=ber- four uiIss east q.
Panther Barn. vas captured lass week
near the scene of his crime. Loxae !
oEly ahcGt 20 yezss cd, bat Is known
IN the community As stespsrzts ehz-ze-
ter He committed his crime for the
pE-pose g robbery. xs be had seen
BROOKS and Lee pass his house in the
zsrning with thrse bales q cotton Ter
1&-ksl He Watched for thez. and As
teeT paszs3 ba.k tEas Ei<es hs rcss
zseeE tee@ ard cvsE-sox saaz "a "a
Eee<ss sssss - ssee Sc ;ssz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-20

Eicksbarg. De. I3.-Jesse MIu.ms
negro convict. employed by tEis county,
With many Others. some Is miles north
of this city. on The public roadz. vas -
cruelty beaten hy Reuben Gioodruua. ems
Of is guards that be died Details q
the evideure before the cor1nerss Jury
reached here today and are sirupI 3 a-on-
tzlng- tioeGrum beat the prisoner sev-
erai times. aud bad the cuuvicts Beat
himf1Iso- using 4 white oak rod a. thick
as = Walking cane. ard also an OK whip.
lie also. Is a guard testides. tied him
ap by the thumbs fer - minutes. At
tsrsar1 another guard Is charged with
hanging the victim up by the neck
Aimms' sole offense - being i'll and
unable % wera lie AIS f3and dead in
his bed next morning. The coroner aaI
other witnesses say shaa bis body was
literally fayed from the neck TO bis
knees. A great hose Vas aorn in the
abdomen from tha beating. exposing ths
visalS. tsao3rum m1sle his escape dur
ing the ln4aest AMI has not been cap
turel A. yst The araxedy Aas aroused
thrill u popular Indignation, and i.
will b thoroughly investigated BY the
grand iarv. uaw IN session. This cuun-
sy's eanvicts are eupleyed wholly On
pablie works. auI hitherto there hav4
been No cuns plants.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-20

Meridian. Dpc "a At the session %
the circult court for the second district
% Marion Caunty. whirh was held a.
Ft2rvl- tAis UeeE. an UNDERSTANDING Nas
reacEed b. xht-a the cases against tho
Whitecapp-rs removed under change %
venue from Columhia - the Parvis
cuurt. we're aLsa and their pcossea tton
suspended 50 loH., A. they remained law
abiding cisizeaz- The eases against \
Ehits man named EHtriksn, iuIieted
far burning several stores IN Parvis.
we're nole prussed. and thea it was thas
a genuine sensation was deveiops,i
pne % the parties en-age.l IN the bGrn-
ing q the t8reaousss 0f Mcleod. Cal
houA 4 DearmaH. informed District Al
torney Neville that II be were assured
% protection from as-assinatiou be
would farnish the names % those wko
al she hurnIug The Indictment b.
the grand rs-y % Willis and Lance
Till, notorious Whisecappers- t8iloWed
a. unce- The farner is nogs serving a
term In the lteatiary Ter FORGERY Of
a railroad slrxer and the Iatrer aas heer
arrested An ga Hes-u. CIlns >zrtngeF.
Nha Nas Supposed hy the WhIteczppsfs
- have seen them the ni-ht Ehe stores
Neru hgrne,t. wa azsassstaased iva
weeas afseFsarI AMI Lance HIlI za- n
dleseI al-s far sas murder District A.
torney Neville says the rresf against
the iI5il heys - svers belmfng.
AMI thas zhiteeaPIsm N Marion County.
the hos-be 1 - that species % law less
ness n Niss5sslppi, : n8x thing %
the na.r.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-20

bowed head. as II irrssoIl. l.se- She
stood thus for several moments. then
her lips compressed. and rapidly cross
tng the street, she entered the pawn
brokers shop.
Big John read the aory at glance
some cherished keepsake was going.
In order that her baby daughter might
not miss the expected visit from Santa
Claas-azd how dear that keepsaks
EMS. be. for What an effort It required
10 bring herself to the determination
10 part with IT, The warm heart Of
the miner was yet swollen fr0c1 the
conversation which he had heard be-
tween the mother and daughter. and
he crossed over TO tender his assist
ane<. when the shop door opened aEd
the woman came forth Addressing
hina. she said
Can you tel ne. sir, IL there IS =
shop or store in the town where toys
and candies are kept7 Saeh Ehinxs
As children like for Christmas. yo1
know
The greaehearted miner was about
10 tell her that he had oxerheard her
eoaversatioa with her little girl. and
that she must 20 right hack 70 the
house out Of the cold and have no fear
that Santa Claus didn't know his huss-
ness. bat her pretty. intelligent face.
musical voice and air Of quiet refine
uaeEs aweG him aud he feared ! ter
der of assistance and . eOnteSxiun that
he had been eavssdroppsng might Of
tead her. 30 be blnntly answered.
Yes na'sn.tre big store right where
you see that a~nin' packs al sieh
I<zcA"
She thanked hin and walked hu--
rtedly aw4y. AID the miner catered the
rawrshop
What did that woman pat Up here.
Solfs he asked
<Axing. saoz- A heavy gold ring.
worth not less thza twenty dollars
That woman vas = lady. Sion. and /
vas sorroy noW took de pledge from
her. She kissed il bet1re she HANDED
& to ma aud bad yoa = kaasrsd dol
ar i vas her marriage rig and sEs
esE't ges &c szshsz4 S>zs zse<As
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-20

MISSISSIPPI MATTERS


GEeudora. Der 1.-THE Pahst And
Schlitz brewing couapauies have eou-
pleted the organizations % railroad
company ander the avs % the STATE %
Misslxsl ppl. The uame % the new com
panY l. the Mississippi 4 Northern
Thts company - now operating rail
ruad from the midst II an oak forest on
the TaIIahaschie river 20 Paillips City.
the new town that the big brewing eoal-
paaies ssarteI last year on the Talia-
hatrhie. IN the midst OF their ta.eo0
scres of timber Land In the near future
the roat will will beextsnied % Charles
ton, forty miles or more distant
The F4bst znd S..hlitz CON paHies have
one Of tne most magniacent plazts IN
the south a. Phillips tisy. and they arr
shipping thousands sf slaves 10 their
big brewing eSEabIsshmeut In NiiSaH-
kes- Tue enterprise sill also redoa nj
% ths interes. - the people q ellen
G1ra- A. the pians IS located on direct
line FROM here % Parsons an the Illinois
Central Railroad. few miles north Or
trreeuwood Il j. doubtless settled
question that the Yazso 8 Ntssiss- ppg
NalisT Railroad sal leave is Taua-
harchie branch thas runs frun1 Clarks-
dale - N.nter city. n Giendora. where
taey have depot buiiiiug AMI side
tracks. aad vii shortly bald the gap
between here and Parsaus. thus giving
another l.ue throuwa rhe Dslta country
from Jackson Va Yaz80 Citr. Green
wood. 6.euiora- CIarkSt3ls ant on tn
Memphts Surveyors s5r the Yazeo &
Mississi VALLEY Railroad have aIr,sasi y
h'en - the delt and the line Is 4asbt-
less eS-a hffahai
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-20

eA~cixea the speech upoz her lips 4
SHADE Of pain sw-ps over her face snd
hsr eyes aroup~sI The mother ear-ht
the changing expression On the little
ones features. and her heart syveIIed
almost - bursting. as the tears came
anew into her swoltez eyss.
%. mamma. 6au-s-pI-ase Gsa e
Midget plea1esL 4 don-t care about
santa Claus aEd WON'T haax up a
single stocking. for know be woglsI
never eozae - hn1s me in this far
away place lie viii look for ne back
~ home. and. when he srss / an
gone. viii give ny presents % .o1e
little poor girl
Yes. you do care. Midget. darling.
but n your brave little soal ron try -
hide y0sr disappoinsnsut that it mav
nos Trieve mamma No. darling. I
fear good Santa Claus wfII nos Ezd
you this time. ss he has done every
other Christmas since your birth. and
I. breal<s my heart TO think you uazss
be 50 nsgIeetsd~
~Don-t you mind fs = bit. mamma.
for fust amt going to care IL you
will only smile and look happy like
you us@d %. it viii please me naors
than auTthiux good old Santa could
brtEg ne In his great pacixr
The mother drew the ltstls one TO her
bosom aEd KISSED her fc1div, az1 she
started Nhsa deep sigh. which Natzes
tried N van atorrpresz. escaped from IN.
hahx's br-as-. Her faee wors look
ot ds-p~-zte resolution n she released
h%r lowed one and said
Midget. DARING. y0u will hang M
Jour lfzts s.0eixings tonight. a. y0u
have sl-sFz dgre. ant <aosf Santa
Cans maT e1E@ here whea he visits
the Few children N tbs d-eary town.
somehow fee that he VII DO 50. an.
when yua ~ 10 bed sso-nixh. Tou mas;
Ak t0st In yuar PRAYERS 10 tell the
good ehibir~a-s srie1i where vou are.
He may ard voz. da<sinx. bzs IL he
does not vou mr=s not S-i~~4 tgo
greatly over T. Mamma Is r0fay cut
Cor Atsi- While and you EEss stay
close - tho ssSse and try - kser
warm until she <~ss back viii xr
% sh. post otss. azsf nav hear from
the Deu-~- manager % whom wruss
tgr a. -a<z<cmsus 6sos-s-5T- baby.
and try 70 thia< sha. Santa Clans Elav
zuG y0u. even IN this cherries pIaes.-
II the thia zrSEsz sail shsch sep
sr5ted her room from the Al joining
one had vanished Mrs. Maynard xozll
have sesa sit-in< near !. a xr-as big
rough miner. with tears sparkling LIS
diamonds In his honest evs< she did
not know that. as she lett her r1ula
Bty John Rogers. - b. was known.
quietly arose aud f9llowes her troz
the hoaSs and vvasse,3 after her th-uuzh
the deep snow n the street
He saw her enter the P.8ss 0Ezce- and
. few minutes later eoEns forth ayazn
with a l1ok % distress All GEz7-p0inE
z~ne On her faee. She raised her ere.
~ look sbuuE her and he nosie-zf that
they were full Of s=srs. bat. wh-a las
aeross the street.. they euxountxree
three yilded balls her face hrizhtenes
and she seemed about 20 start soxart
them Then a cloud Of PAIN swepi
over her features az1 sae st1csI with
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-20

"H0w u.rzs DID you let her have on
it,
Two dollar I told her shs could
have 5ve. but she didn't would take il.
She >abI she might not be able to raise
80 much % redeem IT,
Vow look here. Sol. you know me.
an vsH snow wouldn't do anything
that's crooked. John said- Il II give
you ten dollars for the ring. and III
promise yoa that the woman will wear
IL in is old place on her aHg-r to-rnor-
row
Oh. my gracious. shoe. I couldn't
ID dat De ring = n pledge und vas
responsible Zoe Is. und don't would
dare <is IL 20 anybody but de owner
Do you know the lady. Shon2''
The miner reflected for a moment.
and then N his Old bluat wzv told the
man what he had heard through the
canvas par-itio1- HIS .troug voice
grew soft and mellow a. he repeated
the iittle ones words. and = tear stole
down MS brunze.f cheek zs be todd Of
the mothers xrief a1d % her resalz-
ts0a ths. her baby shosId rot be De-
prir-,s Of her Christmas pleasures
Tkea he detailed his plans. ant eo1-
. clusied BY saying
sandy Claws j. on that little 'uz's
trail. >ol. an hes yOin' - run oGto
her camp in great shape. a. to-Enor-
TOW noruin when she wakes NJ that
ring ogxhs 20 De among the stu. she
fnds IN her stocixia's-
Holy Moses. >hon. Dat vas . grav
horse INIT some more eolor> Das vas
different uud you baeI your Lifetime
dat ring v5IE be Ger-. und you doud pay
me von cent. toe That two dollar
VII be ny ehiP IN mis- the Poys- Ind
see here. >hs1u. &ere's Ieetle b~Ausf-
full ladies zuld watch that bruuxh.
here from Denver init nv .rss stock OF
goods gud It's 80 shmsll das nobody
won't buy il in dis camp. uud daE goes
zsit de ring t1r lie l~esi- girls christ
mas. too. Uz.I say >hou. ven ygu see
al de hoy~ und Tuu don't got enough
yuSs bring ne a shRow ball usd III
( lend you ten dollar on it und put santa
Ciaas' ZANE on the tiei1er- don't vas
a >isyLoelx ven vas a >h-x. und don't
( ysu remember it. >hou-~
Vita the rlng in his purse. the ring
placed on the zouan's finger when at
[ the altar she took the name % the dear
] cne whom she moarned. John started
Z IN n trar Of the saloons and gambling
houses of the camp Quietly h- told
the story 20 the listening groups "A
woman IN dIs.ressgF' That was
enough for the generous va-m-heart.
ed miaer< eonyregassd IN the various
places, aad sif= canvas bag John ear.
riest grew more and more e0rpuisnt IN
proportions as he went Lis r0unifs-
es'15t. silver and <r--ubacsSs came into
the faad from willing hands. and when
AZ ains that Eight the tour was com
pleEs-1- th- bag seemed almost burst.
ing vita It's Load Of treasure Return,
inz - the hotel with n few comPan,
iaus the miner bad a csJnsaIrasioa rritA
the landlord. which coGclusIef With The
latter saying. bsHHtly-
Yes. take xnife an sIis the or
nsrY thing kin have n Piecr sewxl
J over The hole--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-20
VOL. KIN.

erV-he<s
wsrala eur hearts hey sEa~son zzF-
Anlf sss-t their trzzrz1es fFss All rsr.
Tss always - Sr Christmas 11T.
n -ezarT sf rs sol,Ieu sSar,
IRE rzrr e naz AA.s sasr-st iaax
To See that 1ly II ne sly
p lea- he perfect sn--g-czx-
or F~ar- 20 es--A a1.1 przlse 80 hlssa--
crrr-ss.vs aGxar % EzrVs aT.
III VITA rs <fnw savr-s sazr Aruss1
Ii hars Aast eEe@r - CHRISTMAS taT.
ne Fsa-=fzg centuries e1uzt rs7oss
Twas uE~ ~ rnHuzss ne no--in< nrs-rs.
ArAxilx zsez - an-~ srtxat-
Twas Ike s1- s0zx -. hlize1i-s saz<s-
= sz-rlF ssra1< xsa.I a,-r f@lisaE-
TEas MEr z1e rumizr a ~ Mar.
z-s--sia.a-T asr. r-iairlzg TsgSa-
80 e@zgEafzl ~as Cnrasesrzs saE
N - --ssE4rs anp- azsE srsrA1
Te@ Ee4vwz xust @ar1h -@ Ezl,r s-- ar@s
6st ss-@~ ra- ~a-za as xuraas 1nara-
WA@rmx-r sszrs n 7eac@ iaax "a.
T.rr@ x1ii-nt& EIEs AisAlznsx lrr~z
HsE- zears- - slr- acarrx rA@-~ NJ
a sanwiz< tac rar Mnn p&~e-~.
4zaG 80 -1rre ealue rNe C1rizE--ns szr.
&za1 = tie est MS s-4< nd xalz~
W&zG -szsi@r saa-x &c Eszlsuss< sx-~-
We srealx see4l-= af Els z=r s1r-as
n h4rrfre~= ne rlz-iz-~ -sse-
tn re- "a srarT -a ne s4r-E1
Gas.t Nti1 sliaf vszcs hare 4zn7ie 7lEr.
SAszMr ar~1rs ayr p1rzsii-- ~ mar.
B~cnzs~s Z - ne ch--zssz4x sa~
Azat a. ne ssr.t bee1ssss Hsz s1a-r
ozsr ca-ldr-z sheSr- ana saze- N T5@ss
Sarvri-ss sweet 4xz-- rats zz1rzs
E-4lse setrs Eerass tie s1nEErer ~.
esar@ ztets - them ard u are ecrz@s
Tae hal-T x1srezs ufta - sPrRv-
T1s l1l-r-er1s z1xs< zlGr<e az.I -1s@--
= = x-zli h-zr-esl r1rls5s-1z .aar-
Esa ze-ri=ss G&r q az .ae rr1rs
- lliizzn 5r-z1sos- n Good Hgusskesrtrx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-20

divisions the wing- being clas<sa
vita the inrueeilate dutv % e-cElasle.
the center. with 10. fanetiau % mafr.
tainin< a eaunnnaal~ aud farui~hiar ~
serves 10 either atnE Tie Chinese
fought well hut the hs-h h.sn- haa
been knocked off % HEeir resistance
by the furious hrr - ta~ nreg~,ijur
day 90 was msrrviv question -
noting ths. hour 81 hea each flrt NJ ia-
trrnehment fell ffalfrass eixht.
half-paSt cieven. two oc, as.is. @ts,
pieeemeal the dsfen~s,s succrrri bed. and
before evening the whole p'ssittoa was
virtually won. tuaugh not until th..
forenoon of the s.sd were the last forts
on the sea fronts occupied
A. usual. the chinese collapsed in
the latter stage Of the conflict They
have practical methusi 0f doing bat
tie II consists in inferrin~. from ths
issue of the first COLLISION the vaIus. at
thsir capacity fof sucrrssful rVesi<t-
anee- and regulating their subsequent
conduct by that inference. Cauelutt-
ing that the game was lost as Port Ar
thur, they devoted themselves to ah-
sounding ami a. the Japanese we're
quite willing 20 facilitate their escap...
It i probable that a large number OF
the -heo form Hg tin. garrison got
away
On the Iapaze=s side the casualties
seem To have tssE about 500. ou the
thinsss sbi.s so34s ], COS.
M attempt was made 10 destroy thu
docks. the various apparatus. material
ot war ami harb.ar craft Everything
fell into the hands # the as>sailant~.
The Japanese army in Nanchuria j.
pushing steadily toward NesiSsisn- Il
las just attacked ant taken No Tien
Ling, town lob HsiI-- beyond the Vain
river. There u little probability that
any serious RESISTANCE. will ~ eueoun-
tered until MouAsien itself Is rvarhs.si-
Meanwhile anarchy prevails ia all
districts of Manchuri1 not asimin5--
tered By the japanese Ds.serters or
fugitive> from the Chinese armies raai
The country aud the people leave their
houles uuteuantssL
The japanese trDop- arv Suferiur-
from tbs. e'1lsi bat that was anticipated.
and hy wav of a set-oF they are NJ
longer tormeuts,I bv the dy~suterv
that prustrats,l ss many during the
summer amt autumn davs IN Corpa
Ntanv reports are current. and have
hevn published abroad accusing th..
japanese % unn.eessarv slaughter q
the Chinese IN taxing Port Arthur.
>'sue explain u BY saying that M
euartsr was xivcu- the Iaoans.s.
truops being 50 sxasperatesi bv the
revolving sight = the atrusious
mutIiation> esuEFn ztts'l On ssu,.
q ths Japans-ss. scouts. or others.
WAC haa been captured bv the
ghins~s- In.is-s.,i. ~suls ef ths. ofFsrfal
rs-ursis fsanst 90 the capture q Kin
Chosy- afte~H says previously. detailed
the tarturinx - death sv crushing tbs.
houes ant then roasting IT thre,. Jap
anss>s waa were with ths- army a. Chl-
nee Interpreters The matter has been
/ hruught - the unfice af the govern
meat. and every e fort viii b. masls. 10
I sh-vv iiwht on the W kale affair.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-20

Vow. what DO yga x7esss Bgs Yga could Tot
guess
WhaE santa Claas iii Izs1 night
He fled our stockings zp - sh> er5n.
Pasksnz them aa-t knd tight.
Aa1 tae dear Old feiIos-would y1u neIseues-
He Diansei Christmas tree
AzlI aaa- Il salcx Win beautiful thtnzz
Fer Tommy zns Rara AMI ne.
rap< and srrnu prts and drum a-ss sled
Marbles and BAT aud ball
A shining t1el<< and picture eoozs.
And eErty-azlref. hragn-@Fesl dal1.
oe-Acs u aHrs and caE1ies-On
L yaa lad e<en there 70 see
Al the treasures that CartsssuEs nruuxhr
For Tommy aAd RurA Ane ns
Tommy gard. via sseer face.
rke1 LIED hls ara1 - s2T5
--Tk-r-s plenty Of boys and girls. know
VIA aaEenr . xizt to-day
Why III se ariax nura % u.s.
There Gare than @n1uzn for shr-e.
= aSa'r fair taas - nurh should -
Fer PaI1y ana Raza Az6 ne.
- 'fis easy zlesSin<- The dear cid sasns
las Piled 1p aas treasures here
70 give us three . Elnrfuus eaarea
To share IN hLS Christmas cheer
So wi.h lcslzs-ss hearts 4al4 apeG haa@s.
Wen rrT eur es=t 10 Sc
Bow quickly we car 11vt1s tae= al
PoEy Al- E1ta All ze
-GaL.z DaTx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-20
CHIPPEWA DELEGATES
In Rsar- to Na-hsnztsa ta Press a Claim
for seven Millions Of DsGEssr~-

En Raar- to Wa-hsnztsa 70 Press Claim
for >sxsn Millions Of Dollars
WASHINGTON. Dee. I5.-Th. Indian
officials here are awaiting with consisi-
srable interest the arrival Of a eouuis-
siou-eomposed Of i number Of chiefs Of
Chippewa Indians from the White
Earth reservation in Minnesota. who
are reported a. coming on here foe the
purpose Of presenting claim
against the United States amount
ing 10 s-o9o.0oo. arising from an
alleged breach Of the terms Of
n treaty made with them By the
government in lisa Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs Browning said We do
not know anything about this claim Of
the Chippewas. and are not paying
much attention 10 il. zs 10 Official in
formation IN regard % the natter has
been received here The Indians are
always claiming money alleged 70 Be
due them for lands taken BY TIE gov
ernmsnt- SHOULD We pay them every
thing they Ask the g0vernrnent wosld
have ID pay enormous SINS Of raoaev. =
X the Insiians should reach Wash
irgt0a they VII be asked by the L.
dian oHeials % explain why thsy have
lets -hsi< reservations wishaEt zzsssz
They srs Iissss - - sErx<ssa iaE %
estsE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-20

Dimplss (exznining asr Few Christ
mas dclll-Bud6r. how do you s'pose
Santa Clans got pieces fGss ike
m4nuas wrapper 20 make doIIis-s
dreSz7
BuEdy-I dOa't know less maybe
Mrs Santa Claus bays rsraAuts.-
Hz-P<-'s Young People.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-20

JOLIEr, III, Dee IS-C4pt James
: Miller aged % years. committed
suicide Al his hone IN this city by
shooting himself Capt Miller served
in the army and was chief engineer Of
the Illinois state Peuiteutizry in this
eity for twenty-five years he leaves
family and large estate