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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

EC514CU
Mss ANNA PORTsR.
Secretary.
Home First.

Let home sisad first. No
matter how high your ambition.
no matter how far your talents
or your influence nas reach
before everything else build up
c true home Be not its Save:
be its minister. lie: II not be
enough thai il IS swept and gar
uIshed, that it is briI-ant, aud
Ita food Is delicious, bat feed
the lore Ia it Then from its
walls shall come forth the irae
woman and tie srEe uar What
honor can be greater than TO
found sueb 4 h0met What dig
nitv higher THAI to reign i.s
hOnOred mistress Vhati the
ability TO spePx from a pGtle
platform or the wisdom that can
command a seat on the jadge's
bench, compared to that which
can insure aud preside over =
trae home To be the gGidiny
star, the ruling splsit in s1eh :
home IL higher than - rule an
empire.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

Selma, Ala, Aug ;~O--(SPse
ial The first baIe OF cotton OF
the new crop reached Selma and
vas exhibited a. the Gotten Ex
charge. Ii was raised by Cart
T O'Biien, of BurnesviIle,
ei2ssed uIddling, weighed 49,
pounds and was sold 10 yr "
l. thompson az 9 cents a pound
Inc bale vas consigned to c "
Hooper & 10. The ertt pale
last year reached Selma about
a week earlier than this and va,
sod 10 Captain Gowsn for II
cents per pound
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

Ay hes EaS taken with a d..
ease Resembling L,scdy fax.
The Erst thing I thaaght II was
Cham 5eTlsiu's Cello, Cholera
aud DiAFEa0ea L. a.efy. Iwo
doses OF II settled the matter
aad cured Ela ssHh6 and well,
l heartily Recommend this RENE
dy to all persons suffering from
4 ike complaint. ! will answer
any injuries regarding il xheu
stamp Is inelOsed. | refer 10
any county official 81 10 ny re.
liability. Ma. Roach. ]. p,
Prinroy, Campbell Co, Team.
for sale BY q u Knight. OK.
ford: + u Pet,is. College Hin.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

y hen moving into our pres
ent home | found a bottle OF
Chamberlain's Pain Balm left BY
4 former tenant On the label
| fouad the statement that il
vas good for cuts and burns
eau testify to the truth of this,
Nothing in all NJ experience
has found its equal for treating
Busters or burns +. L Barrett,
manager lie .Sueur Sentinel. L.
ueur, MIMI Pain Balm - also
= sure cure for rheumatism.
For sale by q. n. knight
Oxford; F u Pettis, College Hill
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16


The Birmingham Age Herald
IN consequence of tie grss;
Democratic victory over that
uahcly combination headed b-
kOlb, thus inieFpress the signs
Of the times, =, Indicated By the
result Of the election:
" have been looking for q
brighter dsy here N Birmingham
for a long time. Its almost
here. The rosy light - already
peepI1g over the r.crut4iu.
Peace . gong 10 reign. The
strse 10 going To- end. The fur
naees are al going iatO blast
The Industries are all going q
get nader fall headRay. Ths
shops are going 10 be busy
LAoer - SOIag Il be abaads1tly
employed Trade vii pick Up
les the brighter dar = n hand
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16
Dr. Prizes Cream -akirg Powder
Most Perfect Nafe-

DR. Wiey Lee Athey. Of Hell
" SpriEes, has been appointed
assistant Realsh oiicer Of New
York city BY Governor Flower.
DIR. Athey x a yegag nm, ~
der - years. whose ambition
RAJ TO a military career. He Sc
cured Al appointment to West
Point, but asies being there
several moaths failed r1 pass al
examination He vas greatly
distressed over his misfortune
but pluekiiy took NJ the .ludy
of medicine. with the above re,
suit. Ills sup riOr, DIR jenkins
While raised in oxford. Kiss
was born in Holly SpEirss.-
Picsyune Special.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

IT, nsieL ufE-anbIiug about
lard ti1es. aud abusiu. the al
HiHis;Fa'isa for the shorteou
ngs WATCH re are i 4 lsr.e
measure responsible fer. We
EsaiG 6~isfuIly set To work 70
e. 'hs 1Essif sS.Fdt ox Wkz,
our { ua'ry las IN ;he uay Of
sfGi-' a Van aser, and her
r. dttsI,Fd and hidden
FssoaEss.. We w.aiL fool a
perfect Use If capital AID m m;
gr'll1n rushing in upon Us. and
h ling mp all the vscaE, pIcce,
sad bringing to light nszsy o.
the b dslen sources Of u. .ItI
nth which cuE taEd Is issmine
LF' IN FL Try this plaza NJ,
.a'rA ihs = sul'. TEese EorI.
10 revival cf Busfness IN "
S"s;h vLieh ". uId sarpti.e The
N - es'Ls sla+tie .hGsilel- sf
Ter % rs liz the West. ard or
rouhiry s.Uid build sp OF
SHaad. ssfe snt ia:iibg fssEd
lieu.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

then thu conference be
fseen their constituents and tn
eoagre-~F-eA al ever The coun
~ il held this fall il will be
lard for some Of these same
congressman 70 renew their
contracts forthe next two years
Il 10 safe TO say that some OF
them vii not be renewed, be-
-aass Of the fact that other and
no-e desirable nea have ap-
Piled for the Situation which
they have held. ba; have not
7ilsd
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16
SETTLED Al LAST.

The agony IS over. The House
has accepted the Senate amend
ments to the tariff bill. This
action was taken Monday eve.
ning after al hope of securing
anything else a exhausted.
The bill - agreed upon. and
which will forthwith pass. and
become a law, is great dlsap-
pointment 10 the masses, and
unsatisfactory even to those
framing il. but. IN the circum
stances, it is the only thing pos
sibie. The uncertainty is now
gone, and the country knows
What the policy OF the governs
ment 10. What will be the effect
Of this measured Tine alone
can tell Sure il 10. there will
be an Immediate revival all
along the line. amt business will
look up everywhere, in every
line aud in every department.
and IN every section of coun
try, aud traEc will be resumed
With a degree of energy which
will take the breath away from
some Of orr cd fOgies Who have
30 slowly plodded along. While
this revival will occur ever
where, it will be greatest in the
South, where the condition.
have been more favorable to
every industry aud where the
prospects for the future have
been brightest and are coutinu>
ally growing brighter. Our
crops are al that We could ask
aud with the assurance now Of
a settled definite rO.iey The
South will move steadily onward
and upward. AID We viii be the
centre Of prosperity and con
ieEtUeEt. as We have been Of
peace, ia~ and order. VILE
other sections have been dis
iurbed and demOraiized 6y
strikes, TiOts and enforced icle>
meas.
Northern and Eastern capital
Will now hOv South ward
and that community which offers
greatest Inducements to capital.
and the honest, Las abiding
home seeker Eill soonest feel
the benefits OF the renewed ae-
tivity which the action Of the
Congress IN passing uDOn. and
Jlsposins OF the tanE measure
hAs bEOz-ht about. Attention
Of Northern and Eastern expi
taIsts i already directed 10 the
soagh. sad 10 Mississippi be-
longs the Alternative Of receiE>
tEs or rejecting a fair snare OF
he wealth which ms. come
South Nos Il the time f1r ac
ton, and sh-eEd business men
as vel - patriots Sll seize the
opportunity presented 10 invite
capital aud Intelligent labor.
and ~ill striEe.to bald up the
South Ia every possible Inc
And sphere We have all the
natural advantages aad resource
e. necessary to prosperity. aad
al We aek = capital TO develop
them Let rs all cease our COM
planning about hard times, aud
90 10 work with a will to build
up OGr most favored and fertile
section, aud in ! remarkablv
short time We Will e = re=
era OF prosperity for eur entire
and.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

HoE- z Y Killer. a prominent
stZsa azd zwyer q Hzziekurst
Es7t--aa w-il xad fAvorah'v
xRoEu throughout TIE Siste Of
Of NisssspFL OF account Of ,ae
abe manner n vhish he repre-
seated The sf@'e u the proseeu
iioa Of Col Hemingway for en-
oexzleEsnt Of state u0uev, has
entered ne race for CoBgres.
and ~ -ske Z interesting FOR
sth-r sspIEanf- u his district
50 abaer man hax offered for
tbs place than BOB Miller.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

Al extra force has been nse~
ssssry fo- txO CT three d4y.
past IN order TO deliver the
Public Doeameats- 10 the Post
ofhee from the depot. which
documents are being scattered
Broadcast over the county as a
means of seeuring votes in the
primary szction on the 9th.
Well, some men bold their
votes very cheap, and q ~pablic
document may catch then; bur
we warrant that not many men
In LaFay ette county can be
bought 20 caesp!y.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

II the pOcr delated pOpa
htes all over the country have
~ ever had. any idea Of carry
Ing any election, they ouSht tC
be Convinced " the recent eIse
ton Alabama ~th2ttheir cause
i a hopeless one. aad Kill cad
n disappointment aad failure
everywhere Just a. Il did there
Give Il 1p, neish5Or. and re
main trae ID the principles OF
Democracy. which Is the oaly
ssiTzti0H Of lie country.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16
DE-. Prizes Cream Baking Powder
Sort4 0 air lhxAzss N<1aIans Dssss=a


Rev \ 5 maddox, president
OF CriOa Female College, 90
ford. Hi-s, passed through
Memphis yesterday Gu Lis re-
turn from Arkaasa. and Texas.
shere be has been flr several
weeks soliciting patronage for
kis sehcol- Over thirty stu
deats have made .S-ir srrahss-
meats xith him to attend Union
Female College this year 4
special ear over the Gotten Bel.
Route =ia leave Texarxana
Texas, for oxford. via Geuphls
August 81, at 6s55 a. N arriving
at Memphis e. 2=h5 = m. same
day. Students on Iron Moan
tain road uill lia SPECIAL car at
Fair Osks. Ark Sr. MADDOX
VII ear 70 Texas In due time
20 accompany the students
through He is very mech Ell
Outraged over she prospects of
a large school. which will bsyn
September 3, 1884. wauy I'M
proyenents are being made
over last year The course o.
study is comprehensive and the
faculty Of thirteen teachers is
superior. Miss EsOn Of the
CONVERSELY of ! ississip2i will be
dircetress Of the slOeafiUn Re
paTtneHt- Those desiring to
enter Union Female College
Will do well to MAYS zrraugc-
nents with the principal al once
All letters will be answered
promptly. Wrise for e~4falogur.
Memphis Commercial. 18th
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

The attention Of The voters 81
lafayette CIEsty. s<s.Is ell
81 tc SScilnH 875 81 t'G e af
lsJ2 tlI4g tae vsGefs stall vsfr
for delegates r. the Js;rirf
COnveaii0n al Ssu albany on
the SHh Isy e August 1894. 1
sOaid ss=-eSi bat yca vote fof
ose l'eieg<se fr0m each PRECINCT
AID thee fo- e3aaty - larse
5 y saith,
Chm Dem TX ZEN.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

Hon. Z 5 Candier. Jr. Of Cor
NTH, has decided to run heai
wiIh John Allen f9r Congress IL
the fret district There vii
not be mGeh running done kOx
ever. for John Allen viii kin il
vaik
We are By Hr. Gambler in thi,
ease a by the calf which under
dock 10 butt the train Of the
rziirozd track We admire hi.
Pgaek, bat despis. his judgment
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

ia Congressman css had op.
2Ortuniy 10 do, and plenty of
time 10 do il in, and has failed
10 DO anything OF interest 20 bis
constituents IN the past, then
What assurance have you that
he can or will DO any thing in
fhe fu,lre: Send another man
20 Congress. and see What he
esn do for the good OF his peO-
pie
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

HtheEe IS anything in signs
land a great may people ssy
there Is this fail is going TO b
a picnic for live, wide awake
business mea There 10 no bet.
ter way Of getting in the lead
than By advertising your busi
mesa in the EAGLE II goes IN
10 every nook and corner ofthS
county, and IS read By al,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

IL is 4 poor statesman, IN the
Senate or House. says the Post
Dispatch, who cannot perform
his duty without the stimulus OF
urgent tele-rams and letters
from the people, bat It seems
that the Senate is being tins
urged.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16


Never before a the history CT
Union Female College has tbsre
been 4 greater interest On the
part Of our citizens manifested
IL her Welfare and prosperity;
nor a. nuch determination 10
sustain ard uphold the Board OF
Trustees in their efforts 10 main
tain this school a. is shown Sw.
The President Rev AS Mad
pOx, il doing splendid work can
vassIng. and has secured thirty
pupils from Arkansas aud Texas,
10 addition to those who will at
tend from this State The Ell
ecHtive committee. ofthe BOari
Of Trustees have been repairing
aud otherwise improving ths
building so that nov you would
hardly recognize it ss the same
house. Everything has been
done for the comfort OF 1.-THE pa
pi . which money aad conside-
ration e0n'd dc; and the com
bined effort. OF the President.
trustees, teachers, friends, and
the community generally Will
build up thi. school to a pOiui
never before reached.
The uaderhsnded, and unfair
attempts OF dssi <aing triek-tsrs
and disappointed position seek
ers to remove aad break DO
this old Institution la. stirred
our people NJ, irrespective o.
denominations. and has g1tteu
them together 50 that the school
is now the highest consideration
With all Wonder how ~BEet
Eshuan and his little crowd OF
scre heads feel COW since
their methods and plans are IN
det.;OOd by the people Of the
church,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

Aug l4th. 1891
In view Of the fact that there
has beens report that there vii
be no school 10 Union Female
College this coming year and
that the College has been re.
moved from oxford, il has been
thought proper to address this
open letter TO all the 'old gradu.
atesT of the College contradict
ing the above report, assuring
them that the prospects for a
good attendance are good. and
urging them to do all they pos
sibly can 10 increase the attend
snce this year.
The Board Of Trustees haze
had the good fortune 20 secure
the Rev. a 5 Maddox, "a fresi-
dent, n man emineDtly qualified
for assuming the management
of the College, and a well knOwn
and thoroughly equipped teach
er.
Be assured that the school
will open IN Oxford, on the 3ri
day Of September next. with the
buildings thoroughly repaired
and identified. and With a facul-
~ which xe believe has not
been e1eelled in the HISTORY Of
the College.
Believing it to be a matter OF
special Importance TO every
graduate Of Union Female Col
lege that the above reports be
cOutradicted and that the Instl-
tuition which is so dear to rs al,
being our llslH nastsr, shall have
a continued and prosperous eX-
istence where i: has stood for
nearly half ! century, and Itaf
it would be a personal bereave-
nent to every one OF N to have
the old college removed or for
Il to cease TO be, we appeal to
you personally 10 do all that
you can 10 sruj enc or more
studeats TO Oxford for the fol
lowing year The prospect Is
already good, bGs you can make
II better. Can you not write rs
a letter within the next few days
anything Of interest to the
schOOls
II there are girl. likely to
20 from your neigbbOrhOod to
school, or who could be niue
81 10 rome here, we will take
pleasure n hearing from you
and IN seadiag yoa or them a
catalogue, list Of the Profess
sOr-. and any information 3. our
command.
A fail explanation Of tie
s5Ove report eaa be bad by al
dressing Al inquiries 10 Is or to
the Board Of trustees
Address al Communications
to the Secretary.
And, inal!y, we ask yoc 40:
to consider this letter as a mere
formal natter. out as az urgent
appeal of those who love the
recollection cfthcir school dsvs
-whO have an abiding faith in
The Loyalty Of those to whom
they write, knowing that they
are willing to make any reasona-
BILE sacrifice that this year shall
be the most prosperous one in
the history of Uuion Female
College.
Let us hear from you at your
earliest convenience that the
number this year may be in
creased.
b. order OF the Alumnae So
ciet!:
Mrs. SULTAN,
President,
Mss ANNA PORTsR.
Secretary
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16


In the present discouraged
condition Of the Democratic
party, it is recessa-y for the
perpeiuity Of the party, to IT,
fuse ae= life into the House OF
Representatives BY eIeeting a
courageous candidate whc
stands on a good platform, and
against whom il cannot DO said
he IL a 4EsgoEre supported
sy an uHprEeipled ruahtiou:'
one for sson the @asses In con
ea4sstins siun 10 the 0Ecs held
D-tse pap suekels- are
eEtnzsiasuc Such . man j,
MAJ Dean. the fsIend Ct ID.
masses aEa-Eet 81 the classes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

tEsnfy-o1e sa@lls- Departments o,
>Hrnee- Literature 2a.t Ar.~ u.ss-~ -;
OPS 4 abe instructor Wei s.-.
q sHeSt Ahorztorbs< Department q
Law Ia eaargs q Hon. O. n SsanS.
sSaoot OF ReASey enlarged Ant a-,1t.
ed 70 tas Reeds u t@4ehers m H. -
~EHPsnses hs- LssAtsaz -uaeresllss =
lssta'lizess SPdeasHi shcIais -
spsezl work n zrsny liaez
sea4 Ter elrs1es< = ins1r-atisr n
e~atAlosae u
c~AaHeetsos Roh.-t B Fasu.
Lllvera.r. NJ.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

Ii seems from reading section
3269 of the Code that the plu
rallty shall govern in the Con
gressioual Nominating CoGren
ton The candidate receiving
the largest rumber Of votes il
the Convention shall be deeIar.
ed the nominee OF the party,
even though he should not re
ceive a majority OF the woes
Democrat star.
This IS the oaly construction
which can be placed upon this
section in cur opinion, and ia
the construction which ia pal
upon it by the majority of PEG
pie whose attention has been
called to this point.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16
Warren Female Institute.
OXFORD. MISS

The exercises Of this school
vii De resumed b. the Drinei
pal zloue on September 4. 1894.
Number OF pupils limited and
positively No pupils admitted
.er a shorter period than . term
Il fye months Advanced pa
plis preferred, bat primaries re>
ceIyed Apply 10
MS e.. Il. LANCASTER.
= Oxford Mss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

~Ta. use ot 'Czzsora' Is 81 universal sns
rs neriss- - vel known thss Il gems . work
Of Gap~r-rrgsEsoa 10 e-storSsE Fes AZ the
Intelligent ,x-Hs= who 10 not k--p CassurIs
within easy -ach-
CAE-ns AkE-rS, p. D
Nez YorkC--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

We are An.1ourrf 20 tu1rsnce Hon
John g KYLE. q StrIss. Ms, as a
zar1Ni8ts f0r Te-eie~tian = Congress.
subject 70 the action q Tie DeEocra:ic
party.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16
Castoria

-ca.tsrtas 81 vel siapest % ehfl1r-n that
rreeouaaes1 Il - azp-rDr tSauy p~r-S7rss07
k1c-1 70 me- II A AzcHEz- II D.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

Fer ss--rL years I hazr r-co-raendr<
your C1-oriA nd shal alvays e11tinu,. 10
d 81 ~ L hzs Invariably pr1dGesi beneficial
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

For years I WAS y MARTYR to .
Indigestion. and hal about given o
I'D AL hope Of ever finding relief 9
a the complaint only seemed to .
grnw worse instead Of better, o
under ordinary treatment At o
last. | was induced to try Ayers 9
SarsanarlI1. and I hereby testify d
that after using only three bot o
ties cursst- lean, therefore, Q
u~sGiisleutly recommend this med =
leiue 20 al similarly Affected q
FGANKLIN BECK. AvOca> Ia o
Il an personally acquainted =
0feh Mr. Beck and believe any o
tlc-tuen- h. nav make 70 be 9
~ j. MAXWELL. Drug 2
= ami Pharmacist. Avoca. Ia o
II have uss,f Ayers Sarsapa- 9.
-ilft for general debility and. as =
a h,0s-l- purifier. find il does ex- o
1ctIy - = claimed for it."- J. O
NuAN~. E-zelL Texas 9,
Ayers o 5ss S~aTsapaTilla :
A5ni---d for Exhibition o
- TAG WORLDS FAIR q
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

Cassoria il DIR. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It is n harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing syruPs, and Castor Oh
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years use by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria Is the Children's Panaces
the Mothers Friend
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16
Castoria

c.stnri. ours cnhz C~0nstipssto1L
Sosr Seoazach. pa=-h-a E-zr-1sssa-
Kls wGrr@ gv~ seq All p-unoes ~
C-sDa.
w1AoGr INJURIOUS Ee.iczrson-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS

f0- A0NF&11-
We zre authorized to Announce Capt
THOMAS SPIGHT. & RIpiey- Ms g.
a. ~az.idisrs for Cougrss. subject O.
.hs action q the u~eEp-a.Ic party
We are zuthorizef % MAJ
T. A DEAN. = Lafayette eoaary.
azdk4cs fr ConEeS. subject %
shs aetfoa q the DsZSratic party
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-05-16
4 FEW BREEZEs.

Whenever a millionaire dies in this country he leaves his son, if he has one, fresh air fund.
 There are too many married peo- pie in this country that blame the minister who married them for all their woes.
 take more kalsomine than they have m T-UtTr--sLGi4a of Kentucky to wash Col. Breckinridge wnttvv than snow.
 When a woman wants to have a long, earnest conversation with an- other she goes with her to an enter tainment to have it.
 It must make Governor Tillman. of South Carolina, feel very sad when he reflects that there is no water on the moon.
 William Dean Howells must have been born in Kentucky. In recent magazine article he stated that he was disappointed when he first saw the ocean.
 Every man in this town who sue ceeds in painting his house from motives of economy, imagines, after the job is done, that he ought to be made a member of the Artists Association.
 A San Francisco woman has been married four times, respectively to a preacher, horse jockey, lawyer aud a doctor. Wherever she goes when she dies she'll be sure to meet some one of her husbands.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-05-16

Frank Cox wants to ge to w.., ington just like the Coxev "ssa .s does. ang
 We should not feel bad ov.. The Moore Boggs fiasco didn,, .s ' yertise Prescott a little bit op ss l' outside. sae
 In the midst oi all the h.,s calls assembling the industrials s,s ss the nation, where in -- 1.'a V Zulick and his Winchester come ;e
 Some people are born lucky ..s others extremely so. The Isssn as1 will apply very forciblr to FJes.. .s. Moore, who has had troubla ws.I Mrs. Boggs recently in Los Angale-- and got away with. 1t is aIlegs5 SI50-seck of the flair and iars.s widow.
 The series of diseourses wh;.k Rev. C. ]. Chase has been giving 1;- congregation of late are manlv .rs "a furthermore, as the evils he snaaI- ,Iss of are known to exist, his n.hi:- denunciation of them should nns alone endeaf him to his people ss their minister, but to all others ss we'll, for his courageous stand.
 U. s. Attorney Ellinwood is reca;v ing much praise for his conduct io knocking out the Edmunds Aef eases, from the press generally h Arizona: He probably sized m public opinion as it worked on .hs people in the last administration cs the office he now presides over.