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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01
PRINCE Bf~NIAEk FOl
SILVER.

GOV Gglberts0n, OF Texas
wrote 10 Prince Bismarz Of Ger.
many, for lis opinion about the
United States adopting free
coinage o. silver without wait
ny for the other nations. and
what effect he thought such ae.
tons would have in bringing
IN international agreement.
Eep.y!ng TO this the Prince SAYS.
rislriehsruhe. Aug. p. s5.
Honored Str-your s-tar1le.l =.
E1r ms been duly received. BOLD
that tbs j. the very hour taat
would be advisable 70 bring about
nergEee- the nations chiefly ca s4isesl
pa the worlds commerce. 4 u1ufnaI
agree uent IN favor ofthe establish
meut-of 5lmetaLIism The United
states ara fraer by far in their
movements than any nation ~
Europe, and hence if the people az
TIE United tltts should find II
compatible with their interests To
take independent action IN the
direction Of b'mssAlll sm, / can NOT
lat believe that such action wouI
exert a most sslutary influence
upon the eonsumm1tiOu Of interna-
tiOual agreement.
assuring you my highest ra=Dect
1 remain your most obedient ser
Want bIslFARCK-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01
SENTENCED TO
IMo2IS 0NMEMT
Fer LIFE
The jury in w. X. Bor-
rum Case Brought in Il
Verdict of lnprisOn
ment for Life.

The jury IN the ease Of w. Il.
Borrum. for the killing OF young
Henry Pri.chard just one year
ago. returned "a verdict Of guilty
and Imprisonment for life, Tues
day morning. The attorney ;
for the defendants made a mo-
tion for new trial Before
Judge Stephens the same even
ing. tut the motion was over
ruled. The prisoner was re-
mended to Jail pending an APP
peal to the Supreme Court.
which we understand will he
made. This ease has attracted
much attention and interest all
over the county.
The general opinion Of the
public Is that the virdict was a
Just one and considering the
Facts and evidence OF the case
I the jury could not. in Justice to
( themselves. have done less.
The defendant was ably rep
Z resented by Hons. W. Y. SuIIi
van and W. \. Mcdonald. while
the prosecution was As ably con
Quoted by Hon. !. w. 7. Falk
ner and District AttOrne,
ROane.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01
Walton. Mss.
The long looked for rain come
Sunday afternoon.

The long looked for rain come
Sunday afternoon.
Quite an interest is being
taken in the debatin. society of
+. y. \. The next question
= Woman Suffrage.
\ large crowd OF people.
both old and Young were out
to take part IN sabbath school
and large classes were er-tn-
lied.
Rev. Thos. Smith of Myrtle.
preached a sermon on THE
Second Coming OF Christ al
Philadelphia Church Sunday.
and dated it for 1890.
Prof. Groves delivered an
interesting lecture Friday even
inc. on the Necessity OF an
Education" to a large Number
of students. Ills lecture wa.
listened To With great interest
The cry has gone up throuei
out the land that the cotton
staple Is sorry this year. bu
an examination ct NF. J. h
Hates famous NcCuiloh ha
proved different. Your re
preventative and several other,
measured 1t and found 1t TO b,
one and a hall inches. vi
Hale received - cents for il
last season.
Coz WpyER-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01
CORRESPONDENCE
AbSesille, Miss

Miss Lily Todd was called
home last week ON business.
VI. A. E. Graham begins his
work as night operator at the
depot THIS week.
We are glad to see Messrs
j. W. Logan and J. F. CrosIey.
on our streets again.
Miss Jennie Lynch. OF Delay.
returned to Abbeville last week
AMI entered school again.
Misses Katie BlIfOur. Matte
and Carrie Wilkins spent last
Friday and Saturday IN Oxford.
Miss Lizzie Goode of Water
ford i visiting her sister. Miss
Ellie, who attends school here.
Mrs. VIM FuImer. her hus-
band and mother were the
guests of her sister. Mrs. Keeton
last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. G.. X. Hightower after a
short visit to AbbeviIIe. re-
turned to Oxford. accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. VI. P. Bis
hop
| DIR. ". ;. Banks and his son
j. T.. were here last week and
made permanent arrangements
To move to- the Bishop res..
dence on North street before
October first. Mr.. J. T..
Banks expects To open a drug
store here. 'iess-s Banks and
Bankston have prepared a
compound that will make old
maids look like sixteen rs.
year old girls. Try it,
Last Monday evening the
I Abheville teachers and those
attending tie review class or
? ganized a Teachers Association
The officers elected were
I President, Prof +. T. Keeten
vIce-pFesident. Nr. l.. l.. Banks
ton: recording secretary. Miss
Myrtle Graham: corresponding
secretary. Miss Matte wilkins
treasurer. Miss Ina Miller
Miss Myrtle Graham was ap
pointed chairman ofa.cOmmItte,
10 arrange a banquet and Mis-
Z ASheFaft to- arrange for th,
literary entertainment for oct
Is The program Will appea.
later.
Last Wednesday afternoon
n 4o'el0ek the sound Of distan
wedding bells were heard and
upon Investigation We IearG
that Mr. Elzie Bennett ami Mis-,
Beulah Williams were bound
by matrimonial bonds At the
home nj the bride. two mile.
east 0f here y long and happy
life To them is the wish of
LOOKOUT.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01
4 Houssh5Id Treasure

D. W. Fuller, Of CanaJoharie.
y y. says that he always keeps
DR.. Kings New Discovery in
the house and his family has al
ways found the very best re-
suits follow its use. that he
would not be without it. if pro-
durable. &. y Dykeman Drug
yist. CatskiIl. y. y. SAYS that
Dr. Kings New Discovery is
undoubtedly the best Cough
remedy: that he has used il in
his family for eight years. and il
has never failed to do All that is
claimed for it. Why not try d
remedy 50 long tried and tested
Trial bottles free at L. r.. Chi
ton x Co. Drug Store. Regular
size soc. and >I.00.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01
Magistrate Court.

The State vs. VIII Thompson,
assault, fine aud costs. $500.
Add Brown. traiIieking IL
whisky. fine and cost. 5000.
Add Brown. INVESTIGATION. fne
and cost, $4,000.
Taylor Martin, shooting stock
fine and cost, $1,000.
Reese Thomas, cruelty To AMI
mails, fine and cost. SIJ.O0.
T. 3. Short, false preterse
fine and cost. $500.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

The cool wind makes me think
# winter.
1T. p. b. Fur i having his
a0ase repaired TINS week.
NJ. Henry ThreIkeId IL aav
ins a barn bailt this week
Rev. y B. Morris preached
an excellent sermon for Us Sun.
day.
Mr.. b. Starnes moved to his
place Lear ToccOpOIa last FRI
day.
Mr.. Robert East and wife
visited relatives among us Sun
day.
Mrs. Boone l. preparing to
take bOardeFs at the GiImer
house.
SIR. Alb. Sneed is clearing
away the rubbish preparatory
to building his big store.
Mr.. Wiley Goolsby entered
school last week and Is prepar-
ing for next examination.
Messrs. Newt. Parks and
Buck Calling made a flying
visit 10 the Springs Saturday
evening.
Miss MOf1ie Terrell is visit
ing friends at the Springs. She
will leave for the Indian Terri
tory soon.
Mr.. +. L. Avent has purehas
ed a lot in our town We are
pleased at the prospect OF call
ing him neighbOr.
Prot. f. J. Gilmer has had
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01
WHAT VAS
DjnE Al
CHICAGO.
sS-NeetinS Called BY
Rev. ID. l. Moody. and
the Following ReSolu
tious Adopted.

tutcsGo sept. 2l.-At "a
.ua>s-ale -s-a2 called by u. l.
Moo t3.tly ia the Y. N.C.A.
auditorium. and composed Of
ministers, l4ymen and Christian
people the fo!loviag re~olu-
tfnu~ were adopt
To the Christian Citizens of tie
United States:
We. in common with a large
number of our feIlow-citizcns o..
every religions and political
creed. believe that our nation is
in the throes Ola great conflict
pOFtending the most serious
consequence. unless there he
the rc.fII interpositiou of the
divine hand.
We believe this to be true in
dependeutly pf any settlement
Of the presidential contest. one
way or another. On the one
hand that mysterious E.ctor
known - public confidence
Is declining. as illustrated by
depres> ION IA both financial and
industrial circles whl!e on the
other hand political. cl@Ss aud
even sectional feeling i running
uEusIaiIy high and likely to be
come iutenser - the DAY OF
election draws near.
Eot only il i true that cues
tiou~ requiring TIE most careful
ANA 3I~aa ~-ien4te consideration
.are very likely to De determin
FL iH many Instances in the
heat %. passion. bat after their
determination the results ma,
/. prove huysai overa wide sur
re -ai g.. q Iea-thened D..
riot.
We would not view the situa
tiel. peIa.rNiug ara forebfIrne
~ ls 3. ou- SIDE et It's relation Il
the ulul of ,rgd. We believe
I'D lis pres nee and agency
smca- us IIr : t5e -overuo.
among Tile uttIouS and viii g,
eHtredird 81 LIS people. But
ee believe saJ> a. be "a time for
4 hTls-fal Patriots TO follow tie
. example OF oar forefatherS in
earlier crises which have con
iron-ed : and pray unitedIv O.
Him ~tlaf kr-peth covenant
and mes s for them that love
asm aat keep hi> command
meat> la4t hc visit IL viii
~pee.a -=4ee.
We aersare ffeetioHateIv IN.
slte.sasl earnestly gr.e our Chris
ta4u t- citizens thrarchau.
TIE seH1ia and breadth of an
.aad. tFfez gect5ve # E. nom IA.
tHaH sua political aiH..4tIan. fe
le-a Wlfs rs in ouServ
.aur-say. October :. - a Inv
ot ttst#nS confession and PRAYER
L. A.mi. Lte God shat pc will
ai-ty passion and restrain evil
among Is. taat he VIII strength
IN iai5a AMI inspire hope. that
h vii itapart wissiom and b..
stow Patience. ani that he viii
forgive our impurities a. "a na.
ton and grant u His salvation
We WoHid further respectfully
recommend that In addition u
the erings held in TIE usa.
Il places IF worship on that day
gaIou meetings be arranged for
IN the afternoon or evening
where All may come together To
unite their hearts and voices IN
what We are persuaded i a
BajiOa-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01
Did You Eyer

Try Electric Bittars rs a remedy
for your troubles. not. get a
bottle now and relief. Tuis
medicine has been found to he
peculiarly adapted to the relief
and cure Of all Female Com.
plants, exertiRg . wonderful
direct influence in piviuo
strength and tone To the organs.
II you have Loss of Appetite.
Constipation, Headache. Faint
ing Spells. or are Nervous
Sleepless, ExcitabIe. Melancholy
or troubled with Dizzy Spells.
Electric Bitters is the medicine
you need Health and Strength
are guarnteed by it, use. Only
fifty cents at Il. X. Chiffon 4 Co
Drug Store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic,
has stood the test for ten years.
When aay dealer tries To in
eCee Eou to take some other
make. you may know that it Is
s7a4c cheap compound on
a.ie1 De makes a larger profit.
Every bottle of Groves guar,ln-
teed.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

For Dyspepsia and Liver
complaint YOU have printed
guarantee on every bottle or
Shiloh's Nitalizer. II never
fails 10 cure For sale by I. ID.
Isom Z Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

the s0b uer % secure 10000 subscribers the foIou
bales of es correct
correct
feb
80 INT III april The contest closes
@ bales May Is s are as follows Up May Is 1884,
cents must every
Tenn fess' COMMERCIAL APPFAI Memphis
AfEAL (vour Man, % oher TIE WEEKLY AIERCI AL
Subscriptions nav cotton esfv Il Ss,,h
EAGLE Oxford, Mis-. .s lnae Address orders to TEE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

Health and sweet breatI.
secured. by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price ~ cents. Nasal
Injector free. For sale by T y.
Isom & Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

Who does not know women
and young girls who are con
tinualiy In tears WAC always
see the dark side, Vino have
frequent its of melancholy with
out any apparent cause! The
intelligent physician will know
that 1t i some arrangement OF
the complicated and delicate
feminine organs. Tie young
girl suffers, bodily and mental
~, IN silence There i undue
WEAKNESS, unexpected pain. I'm
reasonable tears and fits item
per. DR.. PIc1yr's FavOrite Pre-
scrlpton eNerts i wonderful
power over wSiaal's delicate
organism IL Is an invigoratiug
TOME and IL specific for the pc
cuilar weaknesses and irregH-
larities and painful der;lnae-
ments ofwOman. Careless. easy
gong doctors frequently treat
their women patients for bill
lIouSEess, nervousness. dyspep-
sia, liver or kidney troubles.
and no help can come till they
are made perfectly strong by
the use of DIR. Pieree's Favorite
Prescription.
Send p cents in One-eent
stamps TO Worlds Dispensary
1edicaI Association. Buffalo.
y. Y and receive Or. Pierce's
ZOOS page Common Sense Medi-
cal Adviser, illustrated.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

Thomas L Gibson. United
States Consul at Beirut. syria.
died at his post Of duty re-
Gently. Of smalI-pox- He was
a graduate Of the University Of
Georgia. and editor Of the
Augusta Evening News at the
time of his appointment.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

The Democrats aud Popa.i-ts
OF Kentucky have effected q
combine ua stale siectuz, iH4-
II j. sid VII. insure Ire state
fl- + van.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

The Georgia state supreme
Court ha- decided THAT the sep
crate e1aeh Iaw appLfeS t.
street ral->s> Weu -
railroads.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

In the following the Colum-
bus Commercial utters a truth
which no one viii attempt to
dispute: -Nc town ever pros
pered or became great as 4 mart
of trade without having good
roads leading to it. Money
spent on making highways is
the best investment for tie
farmer as we'll as the merchant
aud business man.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

harris Clover Root Tea puri-
fes tie blood anti gives a clear
and beautiful complexion. For
sale by Il. ID. Is0m X Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

Come aud see the ) and 10
cents glass counter at the
RACKET.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

Mississippi w!ll now receive
the 100000 due from tie Cult
and Ship Island Railroad. The
payments viii De made in in
Stalments in SIX. Twelve and
eighteen months
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

Chairman Jones, OF the Ma
uOual Democratic Committee.
SAYS be has figures which show
that Bryan VIII carry So
OftLe - States and have 32i
electoral votes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

IN Hyaa speaking torr
through Tennessee. ie v-~
compelled o. address au a-Gi-
erara. Souer-. tat = o'clock f.
night. Ap immense crowd
ht.iHg gathered during the
night. sat up to await his com
ing. This Is the most extradi-
nary incident in the life of any
Pres 'dentia. candidate, and
shows che great interest taken
pa the success oft.5e Democratic
ticket by the people
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01
SHORTHAND AND TYPEwpIrtN0

-, anu oest system, Requires only half the time
nee ded to learn Pitman. Graham and NupsoD and l-
satisfaction to employer and employee. Terms reaSos,by
\ E NELSON l. l. B. President
;. BAKER Pr, B. Principal
l. H. IHRELkELD, Associate PRINCIPAL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

Cheapest Gents clothing in
the city at the Greet Boston
Store. l. JACOBSON. Mgr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

Asa your physician. You drug
s-st ami your friends about
ohIioh's Cure for Consumption.
They Will reeconend II. For
size BY T. u. lsaa, : co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

Genuine Porcelain Plates.
Cups and Saueers at ~ cents
set of six at the RACKET.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

Ex-Gare-aar Lace. Of Nichi.
gan for iozJy years d EepubIi-
eln. has Just announced that he
vIl support Bryan and bim-tai-
ISM
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

New fall goods arriving every
day at the RACKET STaEE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

We demand the free and IN
..~fs1 coinage Of both gold
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

Tie West Mississippi Asri
cultural. Mechanical aud stock
\ -oca,iea WILL hold lis ars.
Pair IL Ylek-barg. November
a55 20 IltL inclusive.
The uaa4gvrs propose Ia
make fiz, great event - an
lack breeders. PLANTERS and ~
ueu.tgu>tS generally. beside
V-lle the b-st racing. bi
olbiI auj other 1th.
.ele contests ar those interest
din sport Tie Wau4a-s De
p4rtueHr VIII Be "a most a-trar-
;lse feature
one day aill He SEES apart tor
-se eaIaret population and
same distinguished man Of their
race viii De invited 70 address
them upon industrial r.atters.
During the exposition there
VIII be two days devoted to
auction sales 81 5looded stacE
" At descriptions.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

Attala county Eow has tie
the honor OF furnishing the
Judge. Marshal and Dislrle.
Attorney for the Federal court
of the Northern District ct
VI lssis>ippi.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

For 3 days oyLY. :. < :. Will
make Cabinet Photos for $50.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01
PRACTICAL INTENSELY 1N4ERzsrzg

i1s people Who Live lost ali interest study become in
very snort uhe deeply ensrossed in their ORR and many who
gave promise 81 nothing but failure have after or IL month";
"ofNa' ths school achieved remarkable and ASTONISHING n
cess as students Particular is given those =
Penmanship and Arithmetic -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

Hon y F. Fox eaus,liaf,
fO- Congress n the + 5trtl Gs
trIet. Is unable tl meet b- lp-
polntmeuts ca account Il tae
illness oi h., aged istbe--
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-27

- Muf bober Gee iino bieler Sage
in Der @egeno bon Memel bret Slider
.erfroren. Das 8oot mar in 8egletz
tung bon oret anberen gefabren uno
tbalb bonn @turm iiberrai@t, Dor benz
bieie 1i@ iebo9 no9 gu retten permo4z
ten, mdbrenb bas cine in Sreibets &C.
rtetb uno pereebri@ geiu4t muroe. Sn
bieier Gage blieben bic un9ludli4en
Sniai1en brei Sage lang. M1s oann
enblt@ elm englt1@er Dampfer bas
8oot ~rettete, tpar BON ben bier Sti9ern
muir no4 elmer iibrig, Der feline %erfrorez
men @efd6rten iber 8oro getporfen,
ba er ben Mnblid ber 2etden nt4t er=
trugen tonnte. @r ietbit mar benz
Sobe nt9t mebr fern, lit iebo@ seretz
tet, menn audi mod I@mer trant,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-27

Bum eriten Male seihab es, bab tie
einen @aIt ni9t nit ben Worten: nGs
freut mid Iebr" besriibte, unb bteie
Grtemtnib ersoB ii4 plSblt4 tpie Elm
ipomniser 5riiblinasiturm in feline per-
I1ma9tenbe Seele..
,M9, mein Soft, pie iebr freue ;d|
mid, bob sic iia 10 gar niht fretcn;
lit es benin wabr9"
.yeein. th freue MIDI gar midi. Sis
Iimo ia sar,3 ab1dsulid."
Wie 'bas aus tbr b%erporbral, NIT
elementarer @epalt! Die sanss abgt=
meKsne a%onpeniena bes sd frsus
midi 1ebr" lag in 3riimmer. unb Der
Strom in 1etner Seele feste audi bel
linn ben fsitsepfdblten 3aun bertommz
li6er Mengitlidteit fort.
v6rdulein 2ili," rief er, bic @rms
uusbreitemo, Isle m0dten MIDI am
lieb1ten binauswerfen, ni4t mabrY
M6, bas 1T lpunberidDn! Sic haben
mid lisb, Sic iino eiferiii4tis, ioni1
bdttsn sic ood ni4ts ipetter ge1agt'
ais res freut MIDI iebr."
@eiaenb erI9roden blidte lie ibn an.
0a rib er tie an ii6 uno tubte lie NIT
breiitem llnssitiim. 3usri itrdubte
iie 1i6 natiirli9, idlieblia aber TAM
melte Tie gang absebro@en: "es freut
mid 1ebr."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-27

bafiir 1T min er,paat, un6 es 1T offens
bar, bab bort Quelen oes Heihtbums
erI6loEen iperben t0nnen, in eriter Sis
ME bur9 Walfi19z uno RobbenaJ Sang.
welAe &apital>M nlasen fir grpebittz
omen unb 5prIaunsen berausforoern,
70 baB bic Sibsppla aHegionen piels
leidt balb nod better betannt isin per>
ben, als bic bes Noroens.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-27

- 0le porlduf9en Gr9ebnt1e Der
8erufs= unb @etperbe3dblune in Sa@z
len tommen etpas iiberrai@enb, benin
BEL elmer 8ep0ltrungsaunabme bon faft
rs pro3ent er9iebt ii@ cine 3:unabme
Der @eperbebetriebe bon muir 9 proz
gent. Sic @inpobner3abl bes 2anbes
itieg bon 600 i'm Sabre 1882 auf
3,753,0O0 i'm Sabre 1895, bic ;3abl
Der ermtttelten 8etriebe i'm @eperbe
bon 108,196 aufr118,7 46 in benielben
Sabren. Man bate alsemein cine
itdrtere 3unabme ber @etperbebetriebe
ermartet. Die 3abl Der 2anbmirtb<
i4aftsbetriebe ftteg BON 192,921 auf
1854 ober UNI etpa 2 liz pro3ent.
Muf 294 Srte init mebr als 1000 @tn<
po6nern tommen 566,5O4 @ausbalz
tungsperi tamoe, 1885 2anbpirtb<
i4aftsz ,unb 89,8H Observation-Disclosures,
auf 1856 ldnblt@e Srte 285,439 6ausz
baltungspori 145,878 2unbz
mirtbi@aftsz unb $3.50 @etperbebe<
trtebe. SIM gefammten &0ntersi@ taz
men auf 100 9ausbaltunssliiten %
Observation-Disclosures unb IA Sc
lperbetarten. Sn alien @egenben, no
bic @robinbuitrie 5unabm, lit bic 3ab1
Der Observation-Disclosures 5uriideegansen.
8e Win@e. Did,
terltng: Gben 1T mir tpteber cine por=
treHli4e Sbee bur@ ben &opf ee19oi<
len! 5reunb: Menn nur enbli4 einmal
etne brinnen iteden b(etben 1polte!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-27

> item an oas fran30f14e Oabome,
unb inn @iiben an ben Meerbui len BON
Benin.
9as @ebtet 1T Elm bon Der Meeres=
tuite let@t au~ffteigenbes 9igelz2anb
NIT betbem, tropii4en Selma, i'm
@eiten init 5iemli@ mediterranean Wetz
befld@en, aber i'm Often b0@it fru4t<
bar mit itrobenoer tropii&er @egetaz
tton, mo 4almen a0er Mrt, unb 8anaz
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Blind Boone at the Opsra House
April 9Th.
IN The OIL FIELD.

Parkersburg. w. Va, April 5-A ru-
NOR is current here today but could
not be verified, that splendid we'll
was struck last night on the Ovens
farm, several miles north of this city,
on Big Run. The well, it is said, was
drilled in last night, and from con-
servative estimate made by some one
on the premises, although the we'll is
far ahead of developments, it will be
an average producer.
The South Fork Oil Co. will COM
mence drilling their we'll at Mangan-
ere, this county. on the ]. w. Huffman
farm on May 1. The we'll will open up
an entire new field, and it is said by
experienced oil men that the surface
indications are splendid.
The Barnsdall. we'll on Ed. Smith in
the Waverly field, about which several
sensational reports went out last week,
stating the well was good for $50 bar
rels day, was a duster in the Berea
sand, and the Snider Oil Co.'s we'll,
which was drilled in last Friday, on
the James Sharp farm, adjoining the
Smith farm, near the mouth of Happy
Hollow, is also reported duster in the
Cow Run sand, but the owners think
they will get splendid well in the
Berea, and began drilling deeper to-
day.
The machinery used on the Railroad
er's well at Murrayville, which was
such disappointment to the company.
which is composed of o. r. R. EN-.
ployes, was moved yesterday to another
point on the same lease and another
we'll will be put down.
Duffy e. Co.'S. Pitt No. was big
gasser, and has been drilled into the
second pay. 1t is said to be making
about 25 barrels an hour, and it will
likely increase when drilled further.