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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-02

-Aunie F-rtters. THREE e=r three
tablespoons sifted sugar. pne uint
iiour. AIT. milk 20 make q -oud batter.
sS many spuies chounezi tine = tie
b2tter viii take. sift ugaro over when
frfed -lrznEc Judd Farmer.
-1rauEc Iellv squeeze The uice
from The oraugrs; sss through nus
in. crate he uc-t nj .vvo oranges
Bnii ami -.arffv Inc sugar. Nix AL
With = little relatiue stir ana 1ut utO
little pots Use q Tuar-er n sugar for
ever 1ouud n nice -I.eesiS Merrur-.
-BSkcd -ahbagc; Boii a irru head
'nr ifteen then change The
~ater for nure bniIiur water. boil I'LL
-euaer, train ana ~ aside 70 -ooL
Hiuce sone boiled nam. mix With bread
crumbs sad 1~uper. pue tablespoonful
" 1Hfter sud Two e--s veil 1eaten.
and fhrcs tsbiespoonfuisr f milk. rnon
-ahnzge erv iHe; nix all tozrther.
amt hake ma nuddiuE-iisi ill rrovvn.
Srr-e lot-Farners Voicc-
-stesvesi Mutton and Izrfent Beams.
Take 9ur ana a aalf nouudx ~ neck NJ
mutton. s1t K uto pieces. neit N
If tripping ma -ssucensu. hen
AHA "a I nne ar-e onion sliced. ana
he mutton. stir ali toEether. 1util
slightly brown. hen add laif > pound
If Izrrcot 1eaus. -nre~iousiw soaked n
vaf-- Tor tyveutr-four hours. znd :
stick n rclc-- Ada suificient hot va
81 n cover. AMI then simmer together
utii he neat ami ZONES arr eonke1-
Pace he meat n he enter " he
dish. and he 1eaus round. slightly
thiexeu he -ravv, ana tdd q ia little
chunned parsley Pour over al ana
se--e-i.e>ds Ne-rur-
rnzen Oranges Medical men ell
rs hat when oranges arr louched Nv
1n1St theT is-~iupa lois ouuus 4uziitr
and arr extremely nfurtouS Tins nav
tcr1uui Ter he distress certain persons
experiences after eating this fr-ut. Il
: aid 1v experts hat n AN err
quickly arm Z detect oranges hat
Isve wen frosted. When n 4 1er-sr.
state nc stern -nG 5 ~er- irn and not
Easy 20 udent with he ti1umb. mt Z
lie frut has suffered from freezing.
an matter now carefully ? nav nave
tera -rczs-d ~8fte-varu. 2 nav rive
Tvar -nfir.v Under 1rrSsurr. As his
g a natter n \ Eood teal If IN
p9r-suce- Z $ worth while ~ 1hs---e
The condition n vhteh rsuRez arc No.
tnre purchasing them E. Lesire-.
-anued salmon with Drawn But
t-- Rsfnn-e rhe SKIN ana lsoues and
tram thoroughly Re -arefui "a se.u
the dsh - viale a. lusSihie. PM z
nfa A donnie boiler ana steam Z fnr-~
II Tsu rave not a iaubie
solle- wash Ont he an. 1ut NE dSh
utn Z. ant 1ise- z N . eSsei II hot
water aver -h~ ~-sS-i arht IA se-u
n ne steam AMI 1nii nr-r
i-a lone 1aur uta he -rnter n q
Inf platter - make lie irazwn hms-
pr 1ut Tur Tablespoonful II rntse-
uto a s@afcsnzu- vheu 1nt. star n
ruicsir tvo &n~irsnonuf1.s n four
Re- s7resui not ~ 1rnsvn Asid r-zi-
la.lv n 1lur n warm milk string
constantly BoII unt4l 9 -lickeus
hen atd a Iezpiug tablespoonful n
1nte~- mt uro rtz star 1urli lie but-
-e- has Melted -lleu rasslu vth sat.
a 1ssh ~ cayenne 1euuer 8na slie uics
N a esnuu. tdd -lle -oiIU Il snur
1a~rf-notlrst szzS -st sur. Psur tl1is
sies 1~er me ish. -zr1lsn ne tisn
VITA 1s~sv sHc @r Bnsfau Bad-
~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-02

wNs ~ ssr-fs-s-
aHu IN have 4 y witt If s~ui-
Mourning naie- fnr --entl- r s~-,ns
"a ne a. To 1orisiuS Else 1ur At
emf funerals
ANA ls.-e 81 utIch xir-ss $ aid IN
Funerals Anruzt W -~nd 1ur ar
-ageS That = sufficient. Here ~
INST KFfesld a se-sau-
T. 3 nnrr- A. val a. --u- To-
1rssSluE P.nuie e-rn a x1avv { -nu
arr 1e-r- ruu xlov~ amt Arr srtuzll~
disappointed I ruu 10 lnt lut n Ii
appearance
Only -c-ufiv a charming woman
vas f~iliuw ne " tie hIursz. NJ
rent another -sr- a~es- 1--s.su
whom Z IA me DONOR N knowing
~ile ssln nat ne aaEne II ne le-
eszSe1 vzs seidom mentioned now
e-zuse 2 lr1nghr ID saca 1zlnf4I
-rniler-uns anr Connected WITH
feaEa rs@s-shos. r--r ne bitter
sEve-t-nus with ne snaseuu~af ~
uusr
EHr teza ATTY vsss u0-1r.r ezre-
sud WIEN she fiesi aeT H--zng-a-sIar
: II. 4snilT-so nave celebrated
rzuzu assist At ne asf ties q
ns-T .-ashlonahie chGr-a- ant sil~- n
~u-n q sTuRr-~sr neu a ssirtsf - -
"a l1carrH ar-7ng-d an attractive ni-
SEA. programme and ordered usr ne
1rup-- hing IA fove-S. violefs and A.
ina
Veil ver-. Notwithstanding
IA # mEAH~a@umH.r-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-02

=Sozn ,aunr-WetH- Hrf5 son 4u-
new snnc-t IN rand Fa--ur.,-
T-S mr. SIN : lume a-um s..1aai
zle~-and PLAIN Dealer
NY zndizaE laughter 1zS war-
Aaa ao~a ne ssre-r sas lies
-incanaH r
-. -
---,--s =
alank F,1srs,.p n -. p-. -
-a- r.--nar5sz p.-x,~r..4
N4T 90 v-1,,,.
- - -
Ia
Yen sa- 1R-Sru. Is never 10
a. m,-- - -
1eVer Co
ar VET tfeu- r1s-- : 10 1ar-v
- z1css IA VAT vhlI-r.xzs
~
-He-l rle next w1rid we must
<Te al Account u every sE- wurT
spnxsn n rIS >he--he1 Heaven
MUST - aappE plse- rlle-s VII a.
v7Ts ae 81 nEgh - az za.u -srs
aan E71ss-pL
-E suppose rau " - mFr AM.
agn- remarked srsrlzgrau VIE
~ WI ne r.pGaet wIrn
ing ua4-ss IazaSe - hoist ret
= aaaGs nan -rH asF nizz--
tar
She rTane a town = ~
- vuHa- - - nar-a E-w.T
saDs "a -ae sasniuz-
a. D. F--1@-e Vsu 49,
~ r~ z S-n IRE e~-
- n eaSa ~au1 a. " ~ zas -
- % - GA--e1 -Ez1h
z ~z- az ~
I'll - ---a -~-n.,~
azz~ ~s s~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-02

trsex -.fcrs MN va he sle-u-r IN.
dim -rav light II lbs eartv morning
ms, showed its outlines Ear-her -hAn
hat ~ -ouid not 80.
He iunped rom he platform and
suded N he nj ade y The AR.
Ie could near --ies Inslde and
'hrnuEh nne If he = neaa
was thrust. With AIS heeiS ne broke
he glass y .he window nearest MIN.
hen Ie --ztvled IN % the 1rx-. ana
next 1rcakiuF -srh n turu. 81 inSii~
1e reached he snur-h.
This vas vhrrr Bessie vns
Hero - r-asvier n. 1uf herr vas 10
sus u he 1sr-h.
II vas lighter low The suu must,
nave -nme 10 ~e- fuickiv
Then 3 srusil ~ smoke -r-~alea he
cssls~ The 5rnkeu ANN a. he -ua ~
he -ar lad -; he -dding IN 9rs
The isrn-- v--~ spreading ~.
r1r1ngh he BROKEN windows people
ve-e -IShiuz. men ann women snd
here vr-- x-nsuS amt .hress N al
sideS-
3ut 1e -0uid s~~ 1ofhsnE ~ BESSIE.
d1uld Ne hs~s nom mistaken N he
AR
suddenly trum ,~nsath q pile ~
,intaing ~ -as~ a tny hand thrust 1ut.
aud 10 heard a stitser --
eagerly ~ pushed sside he hrawv
blankets and pulled he child mt. Nv
The ignr - The flames now nuidIv
nearing rhem Ne .auid @-e now whit.
shs innsed and ler s-es vs-a -.osed.
Could 10 ~ 30 ate
He -rsd ~ climb mt ~ the window
mt Inc sest m which Ne .sn7a. broken
ny The rash, ,ell beneath ais weight.
and ne vas .hrovvu rack uro he .ar
he struck heavily ami rheu herr Va
a ,har1 1ain n ass l-zd ami title B-s-
SIC almost 1cil RIM ais arms
He spised IA. 1-nkru l~ll -7ue -hzt
hung tr1m - -ugs. and. placing he
-aild m mis- ack. b1uud he .ari
ar0uud and 4ronud. thus binding irr
aghtir - MN
Fae1 1e -r-ed a a~rnuf linz tn rain
he window FMS .ime herr vas
lsnr Ieid town ~ tein aim. xnd n
nomeut IL feit he aoft F-aks 1~uesth
1im amt here vas a sudden movement
n he ittie prdv pressed ,!nse a aim
Etru here vas r---hie rvnfr~:ux
souug "a ais -ar= ann -h- niAcke-s
ligat seemed ~ @t'.e over s~--7thiuG
and ne l-csEue unconscious
News = he disaster awel@ saxs.
AMI when he rain earring he
wrecked passengers rev uta Detroit
Her. v--e ~Iuuhrrds n xux;ans trends
u1ui-uE -nr tear 1ueS strong uru
v--e ling. amt ise-~ vera white
~rh ior-or - hey tiSfeu-f ~ lie
stor- ~ he ire~tfIl .afIisson-
u 1He -01s- faint sur wear -
Sn-faret nrth-- vhiie l-- husband
Iithe- amt hifhe- n a ain
z~srrn 'nr rae,r arid.
itri~ r with ,in~ .
1~sf-a 1n~ ~ ne ss.-- MN.
- ne - -hs-- vaSoue 1ut-rr-e
1Tr-e 1~-hss'S 1H .zu I'll 10 gentle
mar, snr lie 1ss~-ugr- 1sSrsu-r
away
T1@-p ~ ,ns shiid <iIlea. ur Ne
1ov-~r arull-a slow 1an~ 2 an
rur IN atre INST r~u .his vav
1i~a--
Re 11F1-d IN fo - VITA -~ArS 7iind-
uv 1tS 9rr a rln~ haad -zsghr
hotel ~ avs -ass sud childish 7ic-
~r ocn IN svsv 1aua-au
71 Fad % 80 s~SS
-efd no asiies "a 49, sr@ nv
- on @~ Dad ~-xD8zlne1 a. ss--
~ Ing t---a - 2-S~a. 8 1am~
ssas vs~n ~ va sTra~x thew
h~s v~n ~ 7ue riz~ Is ook 7u-
aer - sp~esa4 - na.s~ sfrzizar anr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-02

"A extraordinary izcident occurred
a. aae rarisa saurrh az Hac.iecs.~
1eSr Giouesscers enc sar1av no~n;.w
"asn tAe LsrznT was reached ri
sz1ae1 sad .znred and the aur,
Q 11d aaraly subsidized when her
T faaared Several Ezdse< solIaw-1
1.S q BY one al b-5ax mar- ar -
Effected by gi6dinesS 3zd aa4s "a 80
listed % tac open aE The eaurea -
ae<se1 ~ ensk stoves. she fumes from
~aseh we're responsible scs The ersur-
asaes TAe service cane - an ahrunk
~fniasloA-A2seasa.re DaslT Ras<
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-02

1xsns> ne ssic the t~1thsaI trzw
-e- shea ne 9zs< vas 5zss-d -sun<
aut ezz aos ioia you
way aotF l1qair.1 me cau1zzv
Z rStor-s ny cs11te1znee
IN vast way
lever tz<s a 1rirx q wzis-
Ntaon 1@~sT q re fac. -Desrui-
Frss Pres.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-02
KNOWLEDGE

Er1g- c1rnt1r- and Errr-zrsr- I'D
serGs n personal szIGvnerz va
ExnE- -e-L lie NAM. wna f-a 20
ar z1zu 1r1Es ur srlsw Ii urr-- w
ez @xp.1raTzrS ~ nnrr rrnrEr
n-zrrny ne w1r.-s se=z 1r8sflsEz .
Ia 1e=ts II 7nvzcal sel1g WI Ez=<
Ia valus % lrzl-a NJ z1e rur= 4EzI
xzl1ve -r-nczples snnrzc=1 = -
zrretv- -v-zu az FIGS
n ex-=Ilencz > ine 10 n rr--zrlng
n ne urn rnsr Icr=przhle nst less
j ID he -azrs- ne ef--zn1nx mi -zr
3@ne1Gzl properties II per-er- AZ
xnve .1sr-lallv cleansing ne s-svsl.
1sr~4ltlg rairz. ,~ea.aE.les AMI E--,
and permanently s1r1g eunzzrzzu1
: Las E~@n satisfaction "A millions and
E~< wrh ne Epururz CT ne nSs1cz
ar1@@sar- 1eczzst Il 2c-z 1u lie Ar
~-1 LIVER AMI Bowels wiriGu- vsax-
~1.nx zieu and Z = perfectly -e= III
ewer- Questionable substance.
-v-zu II Fr y ir sac By Al I1<
rsEs u Sic AMI q 1~nr-se=. bur rz a
1~Eac-uref Nv me C~4Zifuxnla Fx -v-z1
1nv r1nze name = rr-rS@1dn .-eET
1zcx1gp- Esn -1e IL -v-1r az -@
and beng well 1fuKnes- r1u VI 11s
Icr=rE any sulzz-zz Z srErr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-02

tnn< IS al gas sar a
7--Sle~-s wa a zzv u sa--w -
~za 1ata-s T~zr % send azs.~
nz OR est p<zsV zd " H.
A1 S1u-1n % for rzz
neAee 70 - tae aa1 ex1Epie Il - ar
~ aoozt H-re tazzz auz ~s~s
h% ~ OPS spri4sz tx.-1aELzr -
y gSV@ uTlaz 20 pic< - p<zzv 4
ANs7s NEl az r-1zrex ny Y
sun
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-02

M rastsr n his pxper viii ~ 1iezs-r !,
earn mat rorrr = Al east one fr~..sn|
fisszse -fGzt sie1re las 1e~n snie 20 -rn =
"A - xtaxe% and that . E<EaFrn HAIL.
Known n me ussfirzi FRATERNITY Casa-
re1ur q constitutional disezs@. -r-1u-s .
unconstitutional -rsafrrcnE Halls xxxr--
Clrn = szkc1 Internally. E-inx firrr-fw =
he 1inat and nurnus sIr.ae-@ n =
Erstsrr- aherenv destroying me ssuruszf.~7
II he disease. and Ertng Z . uarsp-r
strength ~ l1uildinR N he snnSr.turs--
E1d assisting lafur.in tnInxirz WORK -
uronr-etars 1zra ~ nIs1 laiff1 in t. 4--
i've powers 4ssr shey offer One 7urfr-+
Dollars Tnr snv Use mat ( sazls . r--r.
3end for lisr n testimonials
Addrrss CHEsET SC1. roie7o. .
= sold bv Druggists. 81
4All's Fxrnil- pills. 3 erufa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-02

Fn1danr sir exxx six Al
YES chopped sac sex oaaees AZ s-ezA
SIX ouaeeS % az
Of sugar a Astie sale ana n.r-
AeR % two aoors and = ~i.h
vac OF ~Fnoa sauce boston ga4xsa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-02

u ~ . NJ nounss3n sa.rn@SS~s "A
ne u4naT s~11raana wa~r- ~ n
axarsz@G afuencs- = ne asza~- IA
elre sre a. 1r<no~l
Azld sas Tspru< : logs a-lan6 ne
mucca8u<er sahIn en@ isin~zur 1sz
ne Grsw rem
AHT cHi-Grsa acre. ae zsxe1
NsT 90 aavie1 10 al.a~ hss
r@Er sla s~=s .ar-h sn6 s5aoS a. ~
Slrrgp 9 ~aar-h. SdiSt<1 - aas4
jim Esraee o1er-6 - n s.ote.
- hs IDS ssr rhzs Aog H soin.1
70 lesn q soua1 a. ~ So1<4
Th~ cireult rrs- -sSed as rsadx =
1crrer
Ea> 1uf-e l1 rr-.cz - az
F1ers hlr strezy. th~rs hi--
The noGzzze>r Psrs>d spr-s-z. ~
SO ao-s>s -sn< n. raul1nr ~
- 1oos
AnTws so-s avszss "a she -
s>nt - -a.--N T. World
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-02

Toni TEL Tou- I'D nza Iaxic. 4
F-Sr Jon D hagxng Fou-S<af -
ssnss IA -sfa<ed yon
Ssss-Bst "a rather aug 10 nov
sees1lss she zecepse1 ne-B-nakfvn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-02
4 RAILWAY KNIGHT.
T1e story ~ a Tain 2oy's
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tH'nt " "nfn Sc 1@d ~Srn~d hat
N"
i' '"t ONE I'ti
'~a ~ '1sE'on
"A' n ~ "s
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AR'a "r sale
nan
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f'" o~7 ~
'n' f'r No
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Hia suh
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-02
Hshezt nj al N Lezr-ans ra-z-Lz-H U Govt Report
@@Ml RFs ss1RS
ABSOLUTELY RUDE

a r-srxnANs- rawv-He ir-arrrrursl-
How sezufifiIl ruu arr 1ms - -
lufo r1ur s~rs lutexzezses ne Sitr ,
slaI-n - iHsh--a- 81. DON ~rnzk n
Tins = : br1l option 1nvu ami I mar - r.
--sse-t nd fuasf -1e1rn5t r~e p~-4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-02

PGzAgTLE r-1ch for a SUMNER
ir1uG The 1uic= II Hx and 81
leiuulA szg7r ~ taste. AIDING N
.arrr-r &C. snrne Siic--1 pineapple and
pouring 1~=- { -vo Iua--s II wazs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-02

y sEz ruu lave = safe n Tpur 1iu1n-
rnuFn- said PerzInz- vtfa VIA --sitiux s
er. Is mat for ~aHr zivert7 -Na. t1art
nv vine cellar SAID szr-ev-Er-e~F
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-02

rz vas a eEos@ sr.1.rr n
Hozs- Several la-z passage 10 ~
Asu-1d a. ERA srz1Slzs1cs s--n
ne Ez@s - to Had add O1T~~v e
~ss siso = rsz1sr - TzeaersaS "a.
eree< coautrT pct sn1 nzay aizes :
ths Sreoiscs and Georges are .za<
sted ~ inflated from tne G--e
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-02

TIE zaa1sE &x- q vozaa1 SzS ~
ssxtee1th sld seventeenth -.nss-.s a.
Frsaeh history Daring al thss Loo
sfasse sss practically ulee y sas
ses-on q sg--sns za9 khsa sss.s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-02

9gre Power. swinging m Wind Sszrn-
@av Mil- 3esf Esezfer- ar M Elxrue. n.
fr@ss EIe {. CksE T "a Co. Rzun- u
E1rr tzre he arrest Flrzss1rE Maclias
1lszr ne wnE-A- and near r-rulefrenrz mar
- -eliea InoH Is ne hssG Business --rzh
lsdsz 80 Illustrated czz1o<z1e r4Z=i
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-02

On -aE 8SsszuG-Eve 1zd f1il- 4 fr---
E1e-x af uxr--zEe zresr sHe--- -e
Taast 5nes les Al 1-1m Geur-
lie
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-02
T-E MaFNETa

EzaoDu--s ~-s mat --nsus VIZ sh-
1rF Tier 10 IrTe- -uiG ,uin- made
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-02

snxz NJ me 1r-a1 steamers II y,
constructed Ear rdr- al % sur-.--ed
nIo armed =-1is-- n -irlr-- 1ourz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-02

H#fAH tNHtF :
srzauar la lr reeDing
ar blood 1ure prevents
we'll rs urss disease
he vfe
9raf sa-anarl'a ar
= 0ns4frT0Hz 1lars 7u
1str unrsri anz For
lafrm4 sfn rr stile~ n
srmaflEu 0r
valra ina -- ssfiG
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-02

Aa-- 1eurie 5unS= others either " -
Dr1uz1v her SEA. or by 1aear f1rzrnz-
1ornefourlusr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-02

A-uHyzT GENERAL child. NJ MIN
1esc1z- las re1Eier-st N 1uiniur IN tie
-a<7rlnn II 7ii-nzd ards- holding -hss
ne tate s ATE no contract With ne
1ai-1zt companies AID Lat ne -,azts
IN Ne zxrft ~ their z--s earnings
and heir Lands at -he szzre tine
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-02
CRIMINAL Notes.

IT, anks If The United States fur~
uE the vear 1sq4 last over sS .1a1. 600
by theft.
II s said That n some 1zr-s ot IA
pan -ohbers lrr convicted On a ma
-ofe II me -1rnrnumtv
Ar The Bon Har-he chrsu nz-sref
Para asst rear. VOC persons vers ar
rss-ed for x.eprumania.
A WOMAN Kr-eSTesf IN Fond iu Lac
nr -nzsuuer7ding n men , clothes 1atf
4 -l-ting iruu II her pistol pocket
TIE statistics II 7s1s.ia NOW that n
ne Est Ten rezrs 1t lez-t -1r-= ra1u-
san 1e-sons. aecIse-t 1f 1et-- -t1efts.
Isve been x1uurei - death -hs cza<
las abolished punishment BY he x1uu1.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-02

Fiond : Pills
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-28
4 EILLION PEOPLE
Saw Magnificent Display
by TGnDlarS.
sight OF A Lifetime
Fully Appreciated by Hubs
Residents and Visitors.
An Interesting Story Of the Interesting Dolngs
OF the Day.

! Boston, Aug 2S The famous triennial
conclave of Knights Templar reached an
impressive climax yesterday. A million
people saw the highest Templar in the
world, most Eminent Sir Hugh McCurdy,
grand master. escorted to the Masonic
Temple by marching army of $4,000 Sir
knights. The city fairly bulged with its
temporary population.
People everywhere; in the streets, on
the sidewalks, on the roofs Of buildings
and street cars clinging to the tops Of
telegraph poles, whenever the vigilance OF
the police and linemen was relaxed for a
moment, in wagons and drays filled with
seats in the side streets, and on hundreds
of grand stands, large and small, along
the route.
Never In the history of ancient Boston
has a greater host Of strangers crowded
within the city's gates, and for many
years the spectacle Of yesterday will be
fhe precedent with which great gather
ings In New England will be compared.
It was a good-natured crowd, and, cOnsid-
ering it's size, was we'll handled.
For about six hours the principal
avenues were occupied by plumed Knights
Templar and hundreds of thousands OF
spectators obligingly crowded onto the
sidewalks to give them room. 1t was
nearly 6 o'clock when the last command
cry of Knights Templar broke up at the
foot of Washington street and the traffic
of the city was resumed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-29
BROCkMAN RETURNS
Bringing With Him an Asso- ciate-The Sale Likely to
 b. Completed on Time.

MT, J. B.o,kuan, the capitalist who has interested himself in the bonding of tine famous Pearce r.:.c, a..,, r,i sr Pearceyiile yesterday in company -,:.a.: weslthy associate in tbr person oi II. PenrOse, of Pennsylvania The gen lemen have lost no time in re turning, which Is suggestive of some definite action being taken as To final arrangement looking 10 the transfe and first paymen, being made on thr S3JO,OJ0 urchase price, and on Sa,ur- day next when the date oi the option expires, tine rapers will doubtless be signed. Both gentleman were en- gaged yes.tr!ay in making another examination Of the bonarz,.
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KNOWLEDGE

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 Its excellence is due to its presenting in the form most acceptable and pleas ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of perfect lax. ative; efectually cleansing the system, dispelling colds, headaches and fevers and permanently curing constipation; It has given satisfaction to millions and met with the approval of the medical profession, because it acts on the Kid ne ys, Liver and Bowels without weak enIng them and it is perfectly free from every objectionable substance.
 Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug eists in 50c and sl bottles, but it is man. ufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only, whose name is printed on every package, also the name, Syrup of Fig>. and being well informed, you will Ios accept any substitute if offered.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-29
The BiE Sale.

Word received today in regard to the Pearce mine sale is 10 ;he elf, ct that
 both capitalists expect 10 take charge Of the bonanza and iaienl to vigpr- ouslv open up thr group' immetiitrl: upon the tran.er of the bbni. l'i- und rstOod NIT. F. A Prnrose, the gentleman who r-tu nel wit Mr. Brcckman, and W .o |, prn.essor oi Geology in the famous Chicago Uni ve.sity, Is particularly well p.ea-eo with the showing.
 should the sale be eff cted it IS more than probable that 1t will take place at Deming, at @lich poiat the money necessary for the first payment will be secured. John Pearce, one oi the owners. is at present at Deming lookin, after the last shipment of ore sent there recently. It is known tha, ipq qdiries havt been made by the dis tingui,hed gentlemen regarding min CTS. lumber, houses, supplies, etc. from Tombstone, and their intentions expressed to the extent that they wonld sink several shafts and employ as many men as could conveniently be handled from the beginning, and increase the force as fas, as possible. Abou. 30 men or more would prob ably find employment from the start when arrangements were completed, should there be no hitch in the pro ceedings.
 Already the effects of the pending S300, 900 sale is felt in Tombstone, as the price of small frame houses which would be suitable to be moved 10 the new canr, have risen in price, many desiring to get in on the ground floor. Tomorrow the last day expires on the option, when further particulars vii! doubtless be ob,aniaSle.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-29

SAN FRANCIsCo.-The Harbor Com- missioners Thursday afternoon award. cd the stone contract for the new ferry building to c. F. Mccarthy, the price: being $233000. The lr,,i o was n ade he may substitute Co,uea .tone for Oregon gray stone. original ly required.
 CHIcAGo.-The grand jury today voted an irdictmant against :. A. Owen, the metal worker who is ac- cusei Of having mailed dynamite ma. chimes to P. D. Armour and G. NJ. Pullman.
 BURLINGroN. Icwa.-Sta; ;ckland's livery barn, with forty head of horses and 2O0 vehicles. burned last nigh, The loss was $50 ,O0O; insurance les, than Sl0,OCO. Many oi the horses had ias, record
 LoSD lN.-Nearly all 0! the after noon n"Ws..n;tTs today continur heir comments upon the Venezuelan question, and the hope is expresst d hat the Nv Yea ho ay will con tinue tp bring about cd.mer mOoc on both side' nf he Atlantic. The possibility of war weea Grea Britain and tho Unitrd States is re- gIrded as past, and the aTrir is DOW viewed chiefly from the sta1dp. int of American domestic politics and the bearia. up the fuan:cal situation
 PHI LADEIPHIA.-When Charles H. Cramp the head of the grea. ship building firm of William Cramps Sons Company was askel last night what was the quickest time in which ba.,leship could be constructed, he replied: "I wonld only answer that question to President Cleveland and Secretary Herbert"
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-29

King Solomon Lodge, No. j. F. & A N., installed the following nam. d ofiirers last evening for the current ,erm:
 W. NJ ]. H. McPherson. : w, A. L. Brooks. J. ". J. $. TIowbridge. Treasurer. Joseph Hoefier. Secretary, A. l.. Grow. SD, W. K. King.
 J. D., Thos. Lowry.
 $. S., J. B. Miano.
 F. $. J. P,rlenda.
 Tyler, R. E. Jackson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-29

At meeting of Burnside Post, No. ,, Department. of Arizona, held Dec 23tn, 1895, the following officers were elect ed for the current term:
 Commander, ". F. Bradley. $. V. c. George Theil.
 J. V. c, Robert Mccormick. Quartermaster. A. l.. Grow. Surgeon, F. NJ: Likes.
 Chapsin, G. H. Plat,.
 Officer of the Day, J. ". Kelso. Officer Of the Gulri. J. c. Wei.er. Sentinel, A. Boyle.
 Delegates 10 Department Encamp- men,, F. M. Likes and Roo,rt Me Cormick.
 Alternates, G. II. Platt and jam's EIkins.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-29
A WELCOME USHER OF '96.

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