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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-06

The Royal Reading Route" to Atlantic
City Is a, straight us taught,drawn string
from the Delaware to the ocean. II is en-
phatically the line thai gets there with
the greatest degree of drcctness and the
least expenditure Of time. The breezy, re-
ir"shing boat ride, passing in review the
entire southern half Of tho c,y's water
front, Contributes to the pleasure of the
trip, The famous ''scventy.minute flyers
start from Chestnut street and South
street wharvcs, Philadelphia And this Is
the double track limo to The sea.
>, Window screens made to order only at
Harry t"rsers, 4lO ohipley street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-06
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The Delta independent., 1896-07-01
KxCrnslON RArEs sECCaxD.
HSOpsssAeys otaaSeA . LOO Das>
FrSo Mssosasa River P0aoss -
sAe West0s0 0o0po.

Lst.ers have been received from
General Passenger Agent Hooper. Of the
Rio Grande. announcing the fact that
the Western Passenger association has
granted . homeseekers excursion rate ol
one fare plus se0o for the round trip
from eastern pointa. In order 10 secure
this rate the person coming will pay one
full fare for their ticket to Delta and on
proper identifi cation. when ready to re-
turn. the agent hero will sell them = re-
turn ticket on payment Of eaoc.
These sHcursioos will b run from the
east on June 3 snd q and July and q.
II you have friends in the s1st Who
can be induced TO visit this country
write them ct oncs and give them tho
datee OF theee excursions and IL poeai-
biz induce them to cone out They
will never have = better chance and this
opportunity should BE- taken sdvantags
OF,
The Delta independent., 1896-07-01

The advocates of free silver have made
plans to force the 6ght for the white
metal In the stfongholds of gold. Thsrs
will be series q meetings nov in New
York by Senator Tillman. In IN inter.
visW last wssk he aid: I'VE intend TO
6ght you from Maine to Califos,ia. and
thers will b . lst up until NovsDbsr." !"
The agency through which this aeht
. 70 b earned on ID the National Silver
osyanisation. which was formed In wash.
ingtcn last January. Il has bssn dis-
ssninating frss silver litsraturs and its
leaders say an sstonishing number It
converts has bsen made. not only Ia the
rural districta. but In New York city.
They are waiting only for the result in
the Chicago convention to psrfsct the
organization. They do not hope 70 carry
any oe the Eastern states for silver. bot
they intend to raise such disturbance
that the managers of the gold campaign
will bs forced TO keep their money and
orators at homo. instead oe sending then
South and West.
~ aa sectional 6ght.- be aid; "ths
south and West against The East. Isup-
pose ~ may - we'll conces1s Psnnsylva.
mia and al north of the Poeo0sc to the
gold bses; south Il the Poaoose and
wsst = tAs Nissiasippi there sss IA
slectssal voeos. - ssvea noss thea Q
najosity. ~ ths Glvse nsa uaiSs % q
eaadtaAts he vigeosy = a1EUaAy Voo. ~
The Delta independent., 1896-07-01

ess6 S>ofsoe q oehs ~ fun.
Oschariists in the North Fork country
think they have solved The problsa Il
probably marketing their surplus fruit
By the oss of cold stos.Os. VS.. Cobufn.
Of Hotchkiss. b building stone cold
storage warehouse With scapscity of L.
600 susheis, tie unique feature Il which
is that It will b constructed With visv
of securing the necessary temperature
By means os cold air without the aid oe
ice. Air chamber betvssa the walls are
provided With outside valves or vents
near the Foundation which sss opened at
night 70 allow the cold sir TO come in.
A. the air u much cooler At night and b
changed every twenty four hours. Mr..
Coburn thinks from expsrimsnts he has
been coeducting on . small scale for
several jean past that uniform tsm.
peraturs can b maintained of about
forty to forty. .hvs degrees.
1avsstigation has dsmonsersted that
dry cold cir shriyeis the fruit s,d injurss
its market valns. To obviate this din
Guilty he will soocssts The bottsu Il the
varshouss makiag Il vatse tight and
will keep II covered With . few inches Of
water. the evaporation frum which will
produce the proper degrse a moisture.
Ths cost f thus keeping fruit tor psei.
cd a four 10 i've nooths y not over ten
10 twelve and half csats . bog vhiIs
the market price during the same time
The Delta independent., 1896-07-01

umn this year. We disnosDs ASr losa-
We give you this corner Of IL country
and ve will take the rest. dat hrow
vhst the silver men will do in Chicago.
The action OF Senator Teller in holtinS
the st. Louis convention viii sathuss
and key up hundreds Of Thousands In the
republican party. Unless We have .
political revolution which will bring re-
Lief the indications arc 20 shall have
some other kind Of trouble. You can't
starvs the people to DEATH
The Delta independent., 1896-07-01

q. W. vALLxa1, Gs.sral Agent, Dsnvss.
The Delta independent., 1896-07-01
STATE AND GENERAL.

Every American president has had
from three to thirty-two towns named
FOR him. Thirty cities and towns were
named after Alexander Hamilton and
there are thirty Clintons. twenty -four
Websters, twenty Bentone, thirteen
Calhouns, seven Clays, nineteen Quincys.
twenty one Douglssses and twenty
Blaines.
japan has now e76.oo0 600 on deposit
in the Bank of England to her credit.
and elO.Ooo.oo0 in the Bank OF Germany
this being the amount Of the install.
msnt rscently paid by China on war
iasmnity aecount. Most of this money
will stay in Europe and will be spent
there BY JapGn for ships and munitioas
a var.
The national Gmrricsn Protective
association hsadquarters viii b moved
10 Washingtoa.
Craigie Gordon. San Franciscan. -.
csotly conplstsd an "invsntioa fos trae-
ing lost psckagea- He had spent 25
ysars In psriscting Il. Hsappiiei 10 the
govsrnmsnt for patens a,d foe aid. and
vss arrested becauss his device, eoosist-
ing in the uss q svstsm Of postage
sesaps similar 70 the governmeat system.
Garrett A. Hobart sscaped tAe ~
rod wreck lest Saturday. but ~ Win -
- ~ Mckialsy hasd vegoa saasA up
nsae taN.-Dsovse Ti0eA
n Hsa. CAsjo0 q CAGki1s wAs eAr.
psissd 80 day rscsatly - rsesivs hon
~ ssoait1ss O aWards tur ~
Celuo6ian sxpsslt;oa . 6sautiesl sese,l
cd . big broass asdal ~ he ~
Chilian wheat on exhibition In the
The Delta independent., 1896-07-01

agricultural dspsrtosnt of tho late
Worlds fair. says the Lnngnoot TiMea
A fire last week IN the STANDARD smei.
ter at Durango resulted in . loss of
$4,000.
st. Louis 10 nov connsctsd By long
distance telephone With all the Princi-
pal cities-
The foreclosure sale of the st. Lou;s
4 San Francisco railroad took place
Saturday.
Gov. Alteeld. OF Illinois. wss ssnoninat-
eu fos governor by the recent dsmncFatic
stats convention on l6 to platform.
Attorney General Harmon ID isauthosity
for the ststs.nent that Clsvsisnd win nos
secsDt the dsnocratis nomination st
Chicago.
Two New jersey men have before this
year bssr bominatsd fos vice president.
Frslinghuysen in 1874. and Dayton in
le66. Neither vas elected.-LeadsilSG
Herald Dsmocsst.
George r. Garrison. = Gfa.d Junction
business man. net Miss LauSa Ferguson
of Clifton Spring.. n. Y, by accident at
the Oxford hotel at Denver. Wednesday.
He had once loved and bees loved BY
her at Chicago, but they had later
quarreled- They are nov married.
The Delta independent., 1896-07-01

For Aidsummer Carnival 1t Salt Lake
City. July ID. ID and Atn. 1886, rate OF
el3O6 u authorised to Soat Lake or
Ordsu and return. T,ckst. 10 b On sals
To-. ao.h 90 I,,,,,-. ,eoe C,.IE.,;.
-" ."o s..s ~ A '''s
o. twenty DAYS IRON dste OF eaie and
transit limit oe dvo days In each dirsc-
tion. Going n.s,.p, to S,,~;n On d.ts ~
~ "a ..s,,.. 49,. ..-.. -.
sn~ 1'H.u :" u
date Of c1scutiso.
For Fourth of July excursion rates 4
r.t. oe ees e.rs n s.ehr,;,.a fro- al
..".,e-. ~ is-Sn ,f:S:-.-
The Delta independent., 1896-07-01

okIH LAK8 saAI.W1BDLH F8u-
OUUk
The Delta independent., 1896-07-01

RsAossA - sGso 80 YsaS AMss yssS
. D0oo.
The Delta independent., 1896-07-01
ESA~ 1A Lss~is Fe.~-L.s US Govt KepAf
R>!a:!!! q! kfs.a:@E kfs.9aR@
A0ROI1rRU 0llRE


Dsgus' lsssSe oAass Pslia.
Try them II you have . sick headache
or il yoo are co.stipatsd or bilious.
Guaranteed by neAusssy.
okLH AAKB o0AI.w18DLH T0R-
OUUk
1sAossA - oGoo - YsaS ASsss Jas(
1o0o.
On JuuS LIT the Salt Lake Tribune
will rsduos the psies of the Semi Week
ly to e2o0 pr yses. The present high
standard Vim b naintained. snd every
effort vili - msdSto keep the Semi
Weekly in the froat rank.
~
~ Woha1AA II
Rao RpoO
Between an peints On its systen, inclu-
sive Of Kanass City. ot. Louis. Chieaeo,
Toledo. New Yssx. Bo1ton and Cincin-.
natl. from and aftef Decsnhsr n, 1896,
upon presentation Of properly sfsmped
ticket purchassd Ut any ticket olnce in
Ccsosp0e. Wyoming, Utah q New Nsxieo..
@. n. HA1fsox. Commercial kgt.
l0a6 18th street. Denver. Cslor.do.
The Delta independent., 1896-07-01
csawtsed csll1aSs.

June "a, 1896.
Special CoTespondenes-
Matt Arch vss up locking after his
ditch interests last week.
Manuel Piburn hes been very sick but
10 gaining strength slowly.
wm. Savage rsturnsd from Mootross
with two ssatsd phaetou and present
Cd his wife With Il.
Last Saturday evening . party os
young people gave f:oyd Zinmsrman IN
agreeable surprise. Gsmes and music.
and Last but not least we're refreahsents.
Among th.ss pseseNt Ssrc Aiss Anna
Nuttsr and Miss Lulu Chass. oe Delta,
and Mio Nay Lnrs. Of Crested Butts:
and about 3 othsss from Mahse.
Lou Williaas. oi P.oaia. vas over Last
Friday and contracted Tor i've ton Of oats
Il Nrl Ong, Tor uss at the Roatcap sav
mill on uppsr North Fork.
Development work i being pushed
rapidly at Spring gulch. They are sink
ing on new lead and some very good
mineral is being brought up.
Work 10 being done on the new claims
up Smith Fork and pay dirt is being
found in large quantities.
Populist primaries were held last
Saturday and the following named dele
Kates we're appointed; Peter Olson.
Harry Bopp and Olaf Olson.
Deputy Water Commissioasr Hale, Of
Surface creek. was visiting bitches in
this seighburhood.
We advise Harry Savage to b more
careful in tying his saddle horses when
he Soes any place a. he might savs him
and his two young ladies long walk.
But Harry 10 young and only needs 4
little more time to learn such thineS.
~-GsInEs."
The Delta independent., 1896-07-01
4 etuessloss FailuO.

The goldbug method OF overcoming
the free silver sentiment by ridicule has
proven . stupsndous failure. Laughing
at. and pooh-Poohing great principle is
not an Indication Of great strength on
the part Of the opposing party at any
time.
just now the eoldbugs have serious
csuss for regret that they have not
treated the frss coinage issue with great
er seriousness and more tact. With the
great middle statss standing in solid
phalanx for free coinage. and the demo
cfsts in New York state ssslking 10 CON-
promise With their free silver brethrsa,
thsre y reason. and good reason. for the
friends a Governor MeKinley to stand
appalled, st the situation.
Ths people Who csst he ballots at
ths presidential elections have been mis-
led and deceived - TO the real status Of
the silver question. It i nov too late
for the goldbuss to scknowiedgs that
the silver issue b not dsad. The people
know Il, and they viii vote to keep Il
alive until II conqusrs-Denvsr Times.
The Delta independent., 1896-07-01

- s1pssiasat with msdis1D9 Dlnw'
Blood Puri1se = 70 noVslsy. A rseosd
q twsaSy ysaso psovss u - - ~ Ass1
cd driving fro0 the syses3 thu.s IN
paritiss which brssd diseese. For sale
BY McNurray.
The Delta independent., 1896-07-01
..Deae-ssekes~- Exsassssa Rasp.

n you have . friend in the east who
dsaires to come out here 10 look at the
country with Wow TO heating. you can
secure for them . rate of one fare for Q
0-day round trip ticket fsu0 Doaveg,
Pueblo or Colorado Springs BY applying
70 any oelcer ot the Delt. cuunty Board
OF Trade. n shsy sre cc1in9 10
say you can ese thea. rate u two
thirds q enc fare iron either q thoss
pninte suf IN e0igraat rate On their
ko1seAsld GOOD 70 Delta
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11
SUNDAY SeA1o. WORKERS
The >es eztes-r7 A7zzzI SeuNeu-
tic7 OF tae St1-e Suasay
S--heo4s % e. t1ss= - we<Soa.
Mss J=iy -. - a14 "a

Tle Seventeenth Aa1uaI Con
vrnsioa oi the Sunday schools
of the >szte of Mississippi wIil
- held at Wessou- WEDNESDAY.
Thursday and Friss1y. July e.-.,i.
81 and =ira- ISss- Each
school II the state = entitled 10
tao delegates N addition 70 the
>aPeTiuteEleaL Pastors arr
ex-esNelo members Couufy
Conventions are eatItlesi IL
seven cele--te> each
For the veu1ioa the ralI
rua-3s have la3e rte of one
aud a Jbiri a7r for ro4nd trip.
Delegates wuI pay fail fare
going Secure receipt from
a-eHf, ahleh All eutitie them
- return 15czers II oue-thIrsi
regular rate
TIE prog zoE being az
ranges embraces tLe names of
tae most prominent Suniav
Se1oo. Workers n the country.
aaQ tl- Convention wlll be one
81 the ap-t interesting and in
s-r71etIye ever held IN the State.
The citizens of WeSSon cor
,.a,y invite all who feel an
interest III sunday school Work
to attend the Convention
Homes VII be provided for
every delegate and visitor.
SeLoo., are earnestly re-
quested io select delegates by
JAY 18th AMI send names To
AIr- & 4 Dale. Wesson. Mss
Full Information concerning
The convention sill be- cheer
iully furnished by Hon VI. \.
Montgomery. Chairman Exeeu-
tive tommittee. Oxford: Mr.. {.
". Mills Secretary. Columbus
% fhe undersigned al Yazoo
City.
Il i earnestly hoped that
there viii be no les than 50o
present at the Convention
J. G- McGUIRE-
Prcs't state :. : Convention.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11
ENCAMPmENT.
The Seventh Annual En-
campment of the Mis-
sis.ippi National G. uard
to be Held IN Jackson.

Ane- having discussed the
matter of location and the tine
for the seventh annual encamp-
ment OF the VI issiszippi National
Guard. with the various com
mittee- and large number Of
citizens of Jackson. General
Vim Henry. under the special
orders Of the governor. has de
cided upon locating the camp
in the grove Immediately no-th
Of Mll.saps College. and the
drill ground on tie vacant lots
directly IN front II the grove
and living along the Illinois Cen
tral Railroad tracks. This sec
ti0n. II = hoped. wiII please
every one Interested. a. il ! a.
aezr e4uiv4-e1t between east
and west Jackson a. could be
possibly had and the executive
committee having The prepara-
tlou q: the grounds IA charge.
nope and expect 10 have the
harmonious cooperation OF
every business man and citizen
N tie city. II : rhe Intention
ot the committee II make this
enc2mpleni second 10 none. If
Not superior To any which Las
ever been held in the STAKE.
realizing a. they GO. that Il :
Al opportunity which seldom
occurs and which should De
taken advantage ri accordingly
TIE committee consider that "a
chance na> been given them 20
exert items ia Gvora bis
4.iFe-tlsiH- t.I-r el1T-and xii uss
every effort on their part To
accomplish the desired eEd bx
making Tie say of the - der
boys l- Vv.l ~ those visiting
Tie city daring the time.
pieasaar and - 5oy-5Ie n e.e-v
re>prcL
II : thought bv those having
some exp arleuce ia these mat
tr-s thzt tLe-e VII ~ not les
than from 5sitse -o -5ts-g peo-
pie azl u = an easy natter Tor
even an ordinary business nan
-o See the -zt4as-,.llary opIor-
ta1Iry of the citizens and bg,i-
Ness lael To ever themselves
Elth glory.
The seventh aauEsI ereaun-
meat Of the Ni,-l,s p1i Naiioaal
tfaar,l> wLI be named camp
AeIlurlu. u honor 81 lTiS~l--
~ippl's & -rinsuIsAed anf hoa-
ored -ovgruor-
General Henry has deed. &
t-e tine la whieh - hold e.
from the 5ush tag 81 Jaly ta tAe
81 day 81 AHgn~t. ineszssre-
P.r4y 1ne's l-S. Bureau.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11
MAY.
Truly the Month of
May has Proved 10
BE = Month of Di-
d>ter.

The Chicago 1rib4ue vhirh
= much gwen 10 statistics. haS
been f-urLrg up the d.4,sroas
occurrences during The present
month o. May attended bv los
Of human Hie.
Tae TGbAne gives tie f5lIov-
ing On the 3-i instant. per
>oas we're kiIleI by an expIo-
son - C.ncinuati- on the 18th.
i-e By q cyclone IN Texas. on
the l.th- a5 by cyclones In Ken
tueky and Kansas. On The 18th.
- by q cyclone IN Nehrz~Ea-
on the @l>1- 10 bv a cyclone In
Dslahom4- oa the zEi. ; hv .
cyclone n Missouri On the @s-h.
- - 8 cyclone IA Iaaa= IN the
18th - b eyc.oae< IN Nichi-
-aa and Oklahoma ana 80 hv q
q eloaslsErst al HeGrt sos. IsEa.
and oa the @6th. l. by >toru.
AZ Cairo and between - and lasl
by the sall Of a brid=e al We
Ior1a- British Columhla-
Il Wiii be observed that the
Tuhane only made up IL ae-
count to tie =9jh Of the month.
On that very Gay occurred the
terrible tornado or series Of
tornadoeS- that laid In ruins
great parts of the cities of II
Louis and East St- Loais. and
wIsle arcs 81 the surrounding
country causing the death oi
perhaps. 5sl'i persons. the serious
woanding OF many hundreds
more. and the destruction ef
property - the extent Of manx
alllIcas af Gullas--
Truly ihe month Of 5lav. 1896
has proved Ia BE- a season az
disaster. and II wiiI leave be-
hlaa { a record Of storms and
physical commissions that viii
make II long remembered a. a
period Of continued calamity.
May tae month Of June which
i aboat II dawn bring to dis
tres-ed humanity peace and re-
lief from the terrible outbreaks
Of the tremendous forces of IA
tHre--Pieayune.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

If il required an annual out.
Law OF $4,000 to insure a family
against any serious eOnseauen-
ces from an attack of bowel
complaint during the year there
are many who would feel II
their duty TO pay II; that they
could not afford to RISK their
lives and those of their family
for such an amount. AHy one
can get this insurance for p
cents, taat being the price of a
bottle OF Chanberiain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
in almost every neighborhood
some one has died from an AT
tack of bowel complaint before
medicine could be procured or
a physician summoned. One
or two doses of this remedy will
cure any ordinary case. m
never faiis- Can You AFFORD 10
take the risk for so small an
amount. For sale by all Drne-
gJst's
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11
To THE PU BLIC.

Having leased the Oxfo-d
steam Landry of G. y. Ne-
chareH- I desire your patronage
All vorE first class Sn4es. .f
Wo-S oa Shirts. Collars and
Cuffs " hen ordered fo- We'd
i.n-s Ba.ls. etc. Carue--
cleaned by the new process,
without removing fror the floor
Lace Curtains, Quits = laket~
comforts AMI Spreaf~ hla-
fr ed Orders taken for D~.
N'ork OF all kinds. Feathers
renovated and cleaned Terms
casa prices reasonable. Goods
collected on Monday and Tues
day mornings. up town o.Hee
Baird : Butler.
G- &. CoIi-0-. Manage
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11
Paaaeah nay well feel proud

Padgelh may vel feel prozd
90 some 81 - euteruriseS
Aessrs- D. VIA x Sen. 81
himble. ky- write Io TIE +. Z
>Etheriand lie iieIn@ ComF-arr
a. follows We write tins -
certify u the wonderful ana
grand good results from xoar
Dr. Bells Plle Tar Honey
which i selling faster tlaAn any
medicine W. ever sold People
xhO never traded al our srars
have heard al il and come frunl
adjoining Counties for il. One
ea>e IN particular = that Of Ms.
Smith Woodbridge. Of this : ace.
Who Was - afflicted with her
throat for over two years that
she eonid rot speak above q
whisper. After she used the
first bottle OF DT. B-ls-s Pine
Tar Honey she could talk a
veil a. ever and The esaS4 l.
such a wonderful cure THAI her
aeighb0rS come in To See for
themselves and are astonished
10 hear her talk
Mr. \ K Humble. also affhiS
place says your DR.. Bells Tiny
Tenie Tablets are dom. him
more good for dyspepsia than
any medicine he ever used
These are only few cases and
Ne know that there cannot be
too much said in praise of your
celebrated medicines. We are
thankful that We had an oppsr-
tHnIty 10 buy such valuable
goods They are proving a
blessing 10 our community.
Sold by
Ms Z . Y RaybRrn. ToecOpO-
Ia Mss: 1frs . P yaborS. Den
marx. Mss: CIV Durlev. Tvro.
Mss. Rev EN FarrOW. eta.
Mss: Dr. { P vaughan. potts
camps, Mss
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11
Notice

IWli teach = private Schoo,
dL-i-g tEe summer. in the Pub
lic school T-iiidinr. beginning
or Jlae 81. continuing two
months. -lI ii Desired. aud III
vel pro-tetL Z may teach
three months For pupils in
Rooms No. aud =. the tuition
VIII be @e.op per month: for
Rooms So. = and 4. e2-51 De-
MONTH and for the lower grade
in Room ,. -51G per mon.h.
shall give earnest. careful
attention - the work. aud shall
strive 70 10 nv whoIe DUTY to
wards all pupils entrusted To-
nv care.
Very respectfully.
Mrs. :. " GATES.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

The woman who al tbs end
Of the century ne-.ects ply
steal culture or the practice Of
some form Of athletics Is a
curiosity: all ages and coadi-
tiOns. all cl4ss.s and nationali-
ties. agree that woman u be Al
her best. whatever her railing
ambition may be. must cultivate
her physical a. well a. her
mental powers for On the per
feetioa Of the former depends
the briIliancy of the latter. The
'-allperyatirs bicycle has Tn
doabtediy been an important
factor IN es;lblishin. this prin-
eiple, and If not the E2vOrite
form Of exercise i invariably :
an adjunct 10 her special fid IN
physical culture. Demorest' :
Magazine for June has several
excellent articles IN this line:
and all women should read the
handsomely Illustrated papers
on The Reign Of the Bicycle
and Woman and Her Wheel, y
also Women in Athletics in
which experts in golf. swim
ming. wheeling. fencing tennis.
etc. give valuable points re
garding the benefits and pleas
ures derived from the partieu-
Lar sport which each adores.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

take The Weekly Commercial
Appeal. u e1pai>- Teaa Three
months only 10 cclts n silver.
Ine Goa HIeTe-al Appeal : one
"f the leading papers IN the
South and l. for free silver.
lo- a club al ~ new sul,Sc-ip-
tons for fhree months al i0
cents each they VII send 4
sEem-wlndIng- stem-settiu- ard
apen-faee watch thaf WIll keep
accurate tine for three wears OF
MORE They waRt Loco club
-7-serS - accept this offer
within the next - DAYS. This
olfes not good after September
-
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

hrs. Jefferson Davis and Miss
Winnie have beea iz-.ted to
hold a reception On the opening
night Of the Confederate re-
union At Richmond The re-
cepuon = Ia be- held az tie old
Confederate White Hou~e. and
Mrs- Davis. lis former mistress.
wIll on that occasion shake
hand, with tens of thousands of
old officers md men Who served
in the southern army. Ms
Davis vas born N one Of the
rooms Of the Confederate White
House-In the very room. II
deed. ia which this reception -
proposed To take place-Ex