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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29
SOUTHERN GlEANIN0A


10 a recenf infervieN. ". n = ns.ss
% Polk esnutv. a. said. Ia isss I
planted tr-nfy-sv~ ser~s in eorn aust
sheen acres N eotsssu- Prom the TWEEN
fv--vr acres in cora I SulA s-t0 worth
and had rleaty left - do ns-. and more
.hucss and fs<lder than needed Tho
1fte-n scr~> in cotton Yielded 400
pounds of lint. vhich sold for 10 cent.
pr Prund- realizing s1oa. With bag
ging. ties and toll - come out. besides.
tit thirty- -ninr tzyS' more work IN
the cotton than the cora decided
then - Ieave CT the cotton and raise
corn 60 sell for all eouId get for II on
credit. ami the people 70 whom I have
sold eorn have paid my tsxes and store
accounts ever Sin-~. and have made .
little lap over 70 lead cut or hnv son~-
thing with bonzht one ton ot xuano
for renter in isss. and paid the cash
for IL when put i, On tho wagon. and
one sack in lssG That. ali the fer
tiliEers I've bought
sS..y fer Ns,t.s sh. Cssss~ Greg.
says . special from washington:
The treasurer Of the 1 ni,esi State. i
now in communication vita New YDrz
bankers 70 the purpose OF arranging
transfers 80 mouev deposited in the
sub-ir-asury in New York 20 New Or
leans. where il can - us-si in moving
the cotton crop. The amount required
20 move the cotton crop runs up into
the milliOns. and the New YORK hank
erS who advance the money for this
purp-os~ desire 70 avosi the time. ~
Prnse ant risk involved In s-uains ;h-
largc amounts needed 10 New Orleans
Thy therefore. for spsne rea-s. have
arranged with the treasury 10 Deposit
their money at the sub treasury IN
Nev York. and the treasury depart
nent thea places the smOuat % de-
ps'sit o. their credit in the suh-,r~aS-
ury 81 New orleans II will - sosn-
dAys -: before the amount needed
vii te known
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

tAoss Interested a tae S-ez. delta
are .oo<ia< f9rSzri vita uach ia-er~s.
- tae meeting q ;ae r2t@rsars cuasea-
iiaa 70 - held "a Vl-ssb4-y October =
an a frosperss seu 4--taat sh@ eva
r~u'iea aili B. sAe ia--vs. ever aeia sor
siaa-.ar vurp.ss~- 81 Hil B., Atseu,l-,I
hr rHpres~aEatlse me- f-arn al portion.
20 .ae ~at4Fs Mss ssl -ri vall-v. Aa4 I'D.
rrar" N&li - p-fsut n brlnsf-x the
n~Fis an4 anlFars4n-~ - th~ greatest
Hai~r~Ar in fhs aar.& 20 Sac ats-atiaa
et r4e u4s4oa as4 il- .ex xs.at--~ In
4ee1- So VA : tAe tazp-arsarr- ef thts
grrs-er hixlzzr anl lAs r-usp~-i,r -
80 49, valley s-rae-h s45ca 20 ssss.
saat - Ennaal esae~u.laa ss- ta@ osa-
si1sszfiaa 81 is = - g. al tasi- pr~s-a-
sat.1u = alazress as.sl-I uot - iaapprs-
psiass - sac asz-zs-asls e g1e las-r=sss
.-volssd aal fAe IN aape-taaos % tae sab
lecs 20 sae aas.on - lsrz-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

Vse u ia@ 1ass aafartaa..e 4 treal.
'i"S TAT ever A<staseI th- people g;
hatioH nei< <atg-a.a..l- .aelrs usilss fresu
Water NAlleT. teok aiac= ons aizar Is.
S-es a: LaaE H-znca gharca- izm--
diassly spa ias -la=- = tar services
betHesa Nessrs t-eoz<~ Fsps= azG
Willie Earas. taa vaaag zaea 5as. A.
risiH< - a4ahe.sl l. Eas a.. .hsat a
saddle sirta. Earus .arus~4 t's2siz Of
taxing iae Etr-h- Eh-n hos -ozsls en-
sued. vhirh resaite3 in bIox from
Bsrns All s4es returned D. ITukiz.
salch ta.a s--et IA saa rh-Sr q I.arns.
laHietins a Fery laar-rous x not fasaI
~oand hltb - raess yean< mea are
% the bess families u ta@ countr. .pa
nothing eaasa l4se created greater sur
PRISE Fps n Eas arrested Aad a. he
preiinia iazrs l=l.l sas committed 70 A.
without aall
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29
CONDENSED TEIEGRAMS.

GOUSCILMEN HALEY and Canfisli. OF
New Orleans. convicted Of proposing 10
receive . bride. we're on the esth sen
fenced to eight months in State prison.
one hundred and sixty-six cases of
smallpox and forty-Gvs deaths have
occurred up 20 date among the negro
eolonisfs qaarantined a. Camp Isauer.
near Eagle Pass, Texas There are s5B
negroes nov in camp
A. J. GARLEE. OF Waco. Texas. took
Mrs Ada NsnBgm. LADY friend. eat
rowing on tho Elkh0rn river al Norfolk
Neb-. on the 9Sth- whiis they acre
sersnaaing the people On the bzaS theia
LAT upset and both Esre droxaed-
A LETrEE addressed 20 Baron Al
sho1sc lie ROsschildsxplo.ied on the sssh
ra.a 1t Was opened by bis Confidential
clerk n Paris The latter as d.a-
zeroasly wounded in the rixat ere.
which Nas tora oat. an4 sons OF his
azgers ~ers blown o.
Tar exports Of gold and silver from
NeS York the past wees Axxrexz.e
s3.s5s.T .Tss. Of which ss.g-T.ooo we're
United States and spanish gold. against.
si.iss. 700 the corresponding week e
last year
The hop crop Of New York STATE IS il
danger Of ruin. because Of the refusal
Of the hop piekers 70 Eork for the prices
which the growers are willing - pAy.
O.r.u Er~xn.. -
living near Dexter. No. died oa the
e5th from the effects Of eigaresse poison-
ing When deash overlook him he vas
smoking a cigarette. and bad become 80
euSciated from the use 0t the poison
he had to take to ais bed
THE returns Of the internal -svenue
receipts for July. the first month Of the
current fiscal year. have been compiled
Total receipts were siS.5T0. 80. a de-
crease As compared with July. Is94 Of
sii.9T0.s ssl-
Tar treasury department Vas in
forr9ei on the I'D Of the withdrawal Of
sss5,0oo n gold from the subtreasa=y n
NeS YORK FOR export This reduces ths
gold reserve to 500 81. SEA
JoHN BE4SDoS, aged Is. and bis soa
Alonzo, aged So were JAILED a; s. Louis
on the 96th on = ess-ge Of eognterteit-
ing They were arrested Oh their farm
in Dunkin County. In q eornEeld los
Of bogus coin 0nd the tools they were
made with were dug up. The elder
Brandon has heel . preashsF tlr sssasy
yssss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29
NOVEL AND SENSATIONAL


NsSs ksUz@. NJ sug - On. o,
the nnst novel sasf sensational cutting
s7s shrotin< AFFAIR. ia th- hfssarv 20
Levi. eoanfv tos& piao- "a >sv Eu.
er--<. scar Nsse-bssr. >sturyIay af,er-
11on
1sssEa sroua- - v.ac-sarx. gave q
psezhe a. Paradise grove The At
'-nsiAaar vas arg. xay sna S~Iees
~ veat w-ii uasl s s'efo-x- -h-u
th- troubie b~xzn
for .ouae tiz- Nrs John McPiu~v
hs. n~-a i-slous - her husband IL
va dancing With Nj. Birds Smish.
AMI y hen the 80 va. nni.h-t he
<iss-d h-r Mr. NePiuev irnrn-sl latelr 3
jumped aDsu the platform snd le--5-I
a revolver AZ Miss >mith-> h-.A Eh-
latter instantly drew a dir< kni~ sad
made a slash at Mrs NcPiu-y.
Mr. Martha Charles attempted 70
save Mr.. McPln~y AMI haa her rixh,
hand severely eat near thr wrist
Harry Cole then ran IN 70 diSarm Miss
smith. when she sPranx At him like n
tigreSs aud plunged the blsie into his
breast ju>, sisov- the heart. The
tumult now became Wild Men few
AZ zach other like beasts Ou every
side men fell bleeding with h-oL-n
heads. knife wounds. etc Women
tainted and children screamed I; was
some time before ah- riot ab.ted
Il = reported this afternoon ;ha.
Cole will die.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29
AN INTERNAL MACHINE.
In TIE >s.p- - Q Bss.y Letter &ddress.a
- H.rss Rsths~hiI'. trPls.i..

faEfs. Aux ~ heavy letter ad-
dressed 10 Esroa A.phonz Roth<ehild
vaS delivered At the harun's oeiee last
evening during his ab>e1e- at Troa-
vile The hzroa's confidential clerk.
" Jac1aszv oP~n-,i the baiky parcel
with <nife. wh-r-uPon il exploded.
Several other CLERKS were present IN
the O-iee when the explosion occurred.
bat noze - them vas hurt Expert.
are surprised that the machine VA
not -rPlo-iea when the package w.s
STAMPED IN the po>t Osie~-
" Girard. priaciaal % the munich
pa lAbor1tnry. after careful exami-
nation of fragments % the exploded
machine expressed the opinion that
It consisted % faisuinate of merrurv
plae-d between two piec-s Of card
board, enclosed in a strong enxelop-
sna 30 arranged a. 70 compel the pr
san opening u 20 exert a force <usf-
ei-u, 70 exPlosse the d-tonzsor
" IaeobS<v = doing well and II 5.
not expected his coalition will l.eeon=
uGr- <@~7Hs4<
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29
SAM JONES Ar AssusY PARK.
e~.e srs-t- ttt.~.a~-. s.i--l.s-a 4.
ss@s- sse-ssfr-ts>s-ir reePa~ - <t,p .ad
Hstss rs. r.rd rt.-.r. .ss Rensselaer,
tets . ~-~rssE

AsHUEI rsAk. y T.. Asx - Rev.
>s1n Jones wa the star .strartiou a.
ASeurv PARK yesteniav He preached
morning and evening. The uorainx
text VAS -Fnr tso-i - lowell the sso~ld =
ete- lie snol- - parental love AMI
Told how nnch greater VA. tss-i'> love
To hrs chiidrrn- lie salA. in par,.
Woman. u yOu play card, aud don Z
want yOur scu to - gambler. vau'r.
fool IL got . telegram from nv
oldest son to-day. saying that mr wis.
bad a progressive eachre psr,y ~ gave
a vine supper last night. would wire
back al once 80 my son. Watch moth
eF' she must " d-mentei'~
a gambler worth hundreds of thoa-
sanst- " III 20 t. New Norl and nearly
every knee will bow tn him L., az
angel o, ,'od visit New York AMI try -
xe' avsv vithous paying his hnar,I
bili. and the police department will D.
called gu, and told TO stand guard a.
the gates ~ Heaven sad intercept tha,
angel when n. tries 10 enter the e~leS-
tisl citw
he whole m2nho-,d OF America 4,
tryinS TO hunt uP an EASY Job like
the man With eorn- on his hands a.
oig a. niekelS for that nan knows
shat u Is to WORK
IF We esn get th. Saloonk-~p~r< Of
New York on the run. we can clean
liqnor out Os the eountry. The rum
sunsi'iik-d editors sav W. ezn't ke-p
ihe saloous closed On >uneav: ,ha. the
iab-sring man has got 10 have hi. h--r
They said 20 ParkharS;- You're .
lar you have diSgr.cesi vour~>iL
y"u r. failure But ~ veni up aud
up nniii sup. BVrn-s vas compelled
10 put IN his e.ign.tiou
It's fuaay - se- tho pr.r-r< ~ A.
6ury PARK sad 0A,eau tsrn-- frvfrs, so
run ou, the devil IL reminds me % the
dog chasin. the hox-the dog vas in
front The devil Knows that h~ has
got control % the country a. long ax
th- republicans aud democrats arr in
p"Tver- Man &, veu dont change
your politics pretty So.sa roa srssht to
tell vpar wife to pat voar .umm-r
clothes in your c0.in
The Worlds fair Was 40, al that i,
was advertised ~ the rnzn.~.r,
claimed u have the pru-iuct~ af th.
world Dad th-T have ta- pr.-l 1,t. OF
The liquor tra&cr J suggested thas
ih-y ought 70 have -shihited sprtv
r-d-nss>>d bum. in a glass es~> A..
bury F-r~ coull thea have I--z --ar--
sented
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29
5EAT AL NATIONS.
Practical >-P~ri-srtsv ss s-srtsas s.ttt.
~hips D~msasr.ssA

Ws-HISsTuv, Aug An unor-iciai l
report 20 the secretary - the narv.
rec-at5y recrivei. cnuia ins further -vi-
sicne- q the genera superiority Of th-
neTy shiP~ % the United states navy
over the b., - the uzvi~~ % IA. Eu-
rpp-2n countrie>, especially of tisss- %
Great Eeitaiu- Mention has ALREADY
s--~n masie - the fact that ~ thu H.
Celebration. az midnight. uit hour
Hls'al~ats warning II preparations
Tire -nwsErs 20 ane - The r-<-
49, we're coup,ct sll uassuuis,i.
~ th~ rc'Jurst 20 Emu~r,pr
william. wi. vr4s spending th- even
in< "a hszrf. the whole ur-rra.insi -
qa rla< hut tue inmates ant forty
I've seZ-susis- greatly "a h1s uaaj<str-S
1stanaShmrut Eat 10 has not h--n
pa ahsasas-i hat the sane ou-ratlaa -
h-z&rsl tae eraser Kaks th- erzr.
sasp 81 tAe British Ezvv. ~ drill wa~a
ever Fr-aar@tian had h~-a male Tor
.. required thirty three miaat-s f1r
- F.-rfsruaAnrr
Anosh-r thinx nhira -laafs~1 -
pr-ssaass - pr4is- and 4xtars i~h-n-us
from the arseial visitnrs - th- Cosuza-
esa a. hiei- u4s The cpzAis.oa and ae-
P~zEzEc- II th- rs>s~l ~ sa-sa aft-v -
trsR Ev-FTthiax 20 th~ir snrpris-
Nss faaad - - ~ p-hsp> After ~
k.aS- bad undergone her trial trip. Il
Wa AL zaoushS we're requires - pat
Aer n a-si-r- the m4caiaerv having
ras<-t - n tina; ordeal and i ssS
d tFsieait Tor visitors 80 the Coiusabia 70
understand how the American ship
hasi o--u ~ speedily pat in caniItiou-
The report farther stated that the
machinery IN the Blake was to b. torn
uaf- ami that she was 20 10 practically
recanstruet-d. although still one Il
the new vessels Of the British navy
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

Ia tue earvuEt C5srt A. Tap@s5 lnSs
Eeek ca~~ q ths STATE against n
LsgsTde, = >44s4lla. Eas tried. which
all prove = a1er~ shan iocAI inssrest in
pr'shibltiaa eemmaalsies- Th~ ehar~-
Sas for sling Ja-aics ginger. aa4 he
uas coEEse5esi aa4<r the prohibition
statutes aEaiast sau ssis Of iutoEicasiax
beverage esa-=sg zently every oae Eho
handies ias dra< sor ~a.- j. more o.
le-s intsrrs5el i : clRi1eI By the
states atteraeE flai this Leverage Is
notAsax zare aor less than --rot gus
~slsky. I'D n 4aFers g 4z4ntities n PRO
Asnii4on tazas- 4aier the 9ec~psivs
lAhel o. Jamaica zia.-r- "a is usI
SHoSa taat sas ssHr : 1uch souxhf
after by mzaT. za4 that il sill make
4rznk taass 40 a~s 3
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

The Victor Farss~d - Oo-.-s .aa frt.uas
80 ths Dad Ma

LE1ISsroN. kv-. Aug 9i-A blo-o5y :
battle occurred yesterday aft-ruoou a.
the Nsi.ilesLoro w1t-rgssriss IA whzch
James Iyle cut Peter sullivan 70 death.
LFle f0axht Ike Wild man snd lit
rraliy carved SaliiVar % piece. Af.
ter he had accomplished the d--l I.Tl
tooS 70 the mountains The otir~rs
we're sooa Hotided Of the tragedy AM
together With aboat hfty fri-ads %
sullivan's started in Pursait % She
murderer suliiFaas friends voS th-v
VIII hang Lyle . eaP,ared
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

H0u- L ; c.a1lsr, Ir.. has ass c.os.,s
a religions revival a. iiiythe's Chapel.
Hickory fiaias. Fr.atiss CSsatv- Ths
l0calitF = elEhs utIes southeast oi
Boon-viile. n popalc1s asi-hborhooa
noie4 for The hospitality 2na re1nenent
ot is eitiEeEs- NJ. Gambler was remark
abiy sucesssfal his earzes. Efforts r~-
sultiag n fortF-sxe ooa~-s.Ons and tie
recla1atioa q tsenfy-eixbt -ho lad
gFo~n col4 aad ssr4ys1 - fron the sol4
OF the chzrrh-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29
a NARROW ESCAPE
Letter FROM an A1<rie2a Ntssia1ary In
GhiaA-

ToRoSTO, ort. Aug 91-MrS Nina
Bee. formerly Of tkis eitv. who has
been doing missionary work in China
fo- the pas. seven years writes that
she and her husband had . narrow e.
eaps frasn assassination during the re
cent uprising Mrs Rec SAYS the serv-
ants in the eHploy @. the missionaries
wers IN ma a!ority c, ease faithful
aa4 sas: bat 10 iAls laOrs ~oaid have
ieez s,sia. In hsf sF.alsa sse rrsa. a.
t.cE 8 b 40 EssEs ever
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29
A SIG FIRE
r-.ssy-Ff.. B.sIaisx. B4rs-d .aa M.--
DamagsS

krSssroS. y u Aug - Early
yesterday morning a Sre started ia a
barn owned by Z aud L. l. L.t.re. a.
Rosendal-. ab0u; eiZht miles south OF
this city. and spread both up and down
Main street TWeutv-6ve buildings
were totally destroyed. ami a dozen
dwellings on the opposite side OF Main
street more or less damaged Anoux
the buildings destroyed vas the Re
formed church and parsonage The
loss viii reach sieS. OoO.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

NaFLEs. Aug. =&-Tae repr-1tatire
here Of the United Press learns that
the settlement that has beea arrived
a. between Prince and Princess Co.oa-
ia the latter bei1g The stepGaGghteE
Of Mr. Iohn w. Nael4y. q ~ell-knOw1
American gives the princess tine Gus
tody % the children. she pzying the
prince the sum -. 9u9 trznes yearly
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

~f~ N@na Nhtt- tt~~ts- fer
rh-tr D~-.
CHICAGO. Aug g. ~p~cial from
Burns ORE. savs. 4 courier fr,su
Diamond Valley reports the killing ~
ffteen Rannorhs bv catsl.men under
the leadership cf -Rve smith
smiths reason was revenge for tn.
nar'ier - hi> father in ls5s in Dia.
.npad Valley.
Taerr = great excitement in the
town AMI through the cOuntrv. Troop
Il IN readiness - march on short no.
See. and j. awaiting Orders from the
county sheriff FOR authority to aef.
While particulars % the affair are
dieicult - obtain. Il = learned that
the matter has NO bearing on the
iaciSsen's Hole troubles Ever since
>mIth's father was killed in IS bv
warriors "f-Tlle Ranncck trih- he ha-
been cn their trail and not a few have
met death a. his hands
u seems a party % Indians w-r- On
their summer hunt near Dsamoaa VAL
ley and killed 4 nanlber of cattle b.
longing IN the Storisrnea Whose herds
pasture in that vicinity 4 rartv of
eattleneu wa< organized - punish
the marzuder>. and smith readily IN
dertonk to lead them.
The PursurrS located the Iuslizn.
about an hour before sun,Iovvu Al their
camp near the western edge % the
valley. and without warning cp~nei
tire uppu them. The Indian bucSs
sTer- thrown into psnie .nA -~d FOR
the hlls. the squawS following suit
The s,e--<men Pursu-,i them AMI hrrl
a vollev a. the fagi,ives dropping se--
eral = them inciudinr one 90 ;xo
s9naNS The pursuit vas not eoutia-
uesi. The catti-nn-n believing n .ici-nt
punishment hat hen indicted
The courier r~r-srts fifte-n deaf Tu-
dians we're found after this ou--sid-d
latte
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29
A vEaITABIg FteHO.
Nsrasrsd by Ws@aa wh~ss a.ss H.
HAD Dtvsa ssat Of uks g.ra

hSoHvIILs. Tenn-, Aug. New,
Of sensational murder comes from
thadwell. Lee County. Va On- Of And-
>utious hngs got into a cora patch
belonging IA An'ly BoNiing Bowling
drove i out AMI was assaulted by Sut-
tons wife, Who b>gau throw stones
a. him The hrsi stone ston- knocked
ont three of BoslinSs te-.h. knocking
him down and .enseieSx Mr.. >attoa
then climbed OVER the fence between
her Place shd the xrouna outside the
corn lot and struck Rowling a So
cnd blow in she temple, xiiiiaS hin
Instantly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29
m'kINLEY AT cHAurAUouA
Cs@gsiisa % Mold Isf~rasI K-~-y-
tiss sf the gtss- sf ssr.te.

CEAUIAUsCA- y Y. Aug si-Dr.
" W Rausey. psstnrof the fremont
street ehgreh. Boston, preached the
sermon yesterday mnrning tsov Ne
Sinl-y Aad senator Miller we're both
IN the congregation
Go-- AeKiHl~y .eft the grounsis yes
'rraay with Dr. Flccl for Williams
pors. Pa. and >~nStor Miller Jeff for
as home - herslzer
- eager wer- the people to see G;Or
Mek kiai-v and shsk- hands vith him
that ~ .orernur vas obl ixed 20 re-
e-ixe irforma}iY a. the close Of the
zsrzing s-ssacs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

TIE DeSOtO Camp os COniederate Vet
srans held their annual rsgnioa a. He--
nando last ~sek- There 4as 10 speak-
izg- A barbecusd dinaer vas served on
the grounds To about i.s9o people. Thi.
~As the nOstS1eessssal reunion held BIZ
tsis camp Everyshiag passed Of nicrly '
and ali lad a pleasant tine
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

STATEMENT Of the condition of o.
car Nude's tin7nees. issued On the ss.I
showed his liabilities To be -. Jsl. with
no available assets lie ias been in
solvent two years- his expenditures
greatly exceeding his ineons. Of IL. Or.
derived froI1 his literary aud dramatic
work
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

lE4gs James T. FAnt died AZ Holly
Springs last week Of consumption. after
iozg aaa painful Illness The loss 70
the community n tIs death is gre4.
and viii Be long and painfully felt. He
HAs ever ready helper and counselor
in matters pertaining 70 the public good
ard ~as desOsed son. loving husband.
4 true friend and noble, CHRISTIAN -en-
tlemaa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

A. a called meeting Of the 1ipvah
cOuniy Camp CoEte1sr1te Veterans.
ss.d a. the courthouse in Ripley last
week. Il vas decided 20 hold tie snruaI
r~Gnioa :; Blne N0Gns1ia Ga wedaes-
9ay, the lf.h day Of Sepssuber. at
which rize the election tor o-iesrs Of
the camp VAL Be held
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

AccoEDISs to a report 20 the d spart-
naent of state By Minister Eugene Ger
main. at Zurich. the damage to vine
Yards in Italy By the insect commonly
known as the vine louise has been enor-
nous Since the appearance of the in-
sect IN that country il has totally
ruined -s.S-9 acres of vineyards and
injured lsss, Isa acres.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

A, Vienna. Ca. Miss Carrie Forel3nd
has sued Capt ;. +. Parker. n wealthy
planter. for sIn.esa for breach OF
promise Parker married another
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

A DISPATCH from Shanghai SAYS.
The Chinese soldiers at Tien-Tsin re-
voited. on the elst. and assembled out
side the gates of Ii Hung Chaag's pal
ace. where they raised a elamor for
their arrears of PAY. Later they made
an attack upon the shops in the city
wreciSing many of them aud killing
over 100 persons.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

TIE county board Of Cook eountv.
Ill. at special meeting. on the 10Th
resolved To begin at once an investi-
gstlon into the management Of the
county institutions. covering charges
Of murder. hoo.iling and appoint mt
Of criminals - Office
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

IHE Chinese government has ap-
pointed the formerly disgraeed Liu.
WHO'S generally regarded a. the actual
originator of the Cheng- Tn riots. im-
perial high commissioner to investi-
gate the circumstances which led tc
the outbreak and the facts connected
with the outrages themselves.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

A, the age - - Fannin Britt % At
isut1- Ca P~ss<~t shEoush an orsi-al
within two DAYS tASf -1ald try he
nerves % far older nlzn- a, 3 ~'cioc<
>anaay Afrerzn1n be married EG-v-ar-
cd B~rtA- NekIrag A. s'clo-rk bis
hride % thre~ haGrs Sa> taxa srr-u NJ.
arms hy her anxrv mosber Earir
Souslsy snorsiax B<ffs attempted ,ai-
ed. hT t4.s~w Na< phtn@. and h~ wss
P,&1@sl IN a c~3f a. the police station
TO pr-rent hia fraun carving eat hi>
purs>,-~ e .~ff-si~>srartisu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

Advoeates ef diversified farming are
greatly encouraged BY the DeI,a's prog
Fess IA the culture Of Irish potatses for
ne Northern markets. which. sAough
oegunonly tSo years ago. has ALREADY
attained consi1er.bie proportions Here
toioze rather seantY supply tor houe
e0asa1ption was The Limit Of the crop
IN ihis seetion- ssd the Local demand
after his Vas exhausted Vas ust bY
heavy shipments from the North rest.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

Joseph Layden. Of Maiden. W Va.
2 the father Of twenty eight children.
his youngest being born recently Mr..
Layten Is a. and his wife -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

A, the Allegheny Va spriaxs
vote 10 dscisie vha was the rr~tsf->s
girl At thAt resart was tAk-z. aRi Niss
Belle kHhv. nf >s@uatosi. received the
largest numh~r. and - .rot the letter
addressed 70 her that had b-en IN the
u.~s otsg,s. for ~~v~-af da-x
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

> / h PRIME. the crop expert. in a
letter 10 New York morning paper
Oh The -ut.l- said. la TWENTY-FIVE years
experiences have never seen ANYTHING
--Ne tne prospects Of the growing corn
OF lsoS Cnder present conditions
.ou can look for n harvest Of over two
thousand million fs.00o. Oo0, eoSl bushels
OF corn in the United states
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

IHERK arc no American Christians
in that part of Turkey b~twe~u ~as-
soua ant Moosh. where Turkish Of
hcsals are said tn have driven the
christians oat Of their houses and
given them u Kur,lS Most % tho>e
Christians are Turkish subjects.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

The Madrid authorities deny that
the prevalent risinSs in Spain have n
republican tendency. but the govern
ment -. nevertheless. taking the
stric'est precautions against farther
distur bar nee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

The hospital OF the Tennessee Coal.
Iron and Railway Co. a. Pratt City.
Ala. was destroyed by nre- The in
mates were gotten cut safely.