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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-05-09

NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to
the judgment OF foreclosure and sale made and
entered IN the above entitled action, on the glth
day of April, 1895, viii on the 9th day Of June
1895 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon at the easterly
front door Of the court house, in the city Of Su-
perior, Douglas county, state Of Wisconsin. offer
tor sale and sell. at public auction to the highest
bidder LOT cash the real property by said judg
ment ordered to be sold situated in said Donplas
county, Wisconsin, and described as follows. to-
Wit: The northeast quarter of the northeast
quarter, the south half Of the northeast quarter
ana the south half Of the southeast quarter If
section number thirty-four 81 in township
forty seven 40 north, of range thirteen l3 west
containing 300 acres, according 10 the L 5 survey
thereof OF so much thereof as shall be sufficient
10 satisfy the amounts adiudgId TO be due to the
pIalntlh IN said action. with interest thereon at
seven per cent. per annum, and the costs and
expenses OF such selling as by the said iudg-
ment ordered 80
Dated this sd day OF April 1896.
JDHE ". HOEHLE.
sheriff Of Douglas county, Wisconsin
Ey CHAR NICKSTROM, Deputy Sheriff
PICKERING & HARTLEY.
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Sheriff OF Douglas

Sherif OF Douglas county. Wisconsin
By CHARLES NICKSTROM. Deputy Sheriff
PICKERING & HARTLEY
Plaintiffs Attorneys ao5i6
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TnJTEr W norm
Notice of ForcciosuTc Sale

Shcritf Of Douglas county. WISCONSIN
BY CHARLES WICKSTROM Deputy sheriff
PICKERING X HARTLEY
Plaintiffs Attorneys. aa5f6
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Notice OF Foreclosure Sale.

D. t. ROBERTS.
In!--b County Judge
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-09-17

The uexr legislature should enact u
laN prohihIting circgis iadre giving
an Instruction employing the phrase
that betore jury can convict a person
Of a crime they must be satisfied be
Ysnst all reasonable douht' ot his guilt
Jarynsn 70 taso shs jury box swearing
thas they have neither Expressed Hur
flrms'i an opinion as - thu g4ilt er m
aocsnce gt the acruse,i, 4nd that they
can Try the ease f1lrly a=sI tnpartialIy-
Afssr having hea-f ras ex.d.nss they
shauld b. able "a deriiie shsEhsr thay
ssilsvs rhe ane on rrial - <uiiEY OF not
tf saey believe am <ailtT Or ian0csat
rasy snoait - r-rlra. That they mast
esllsvs him guilty -heYpasf Al -eassu-
abie daunt- mas Ae-n the means Of turn
lag Use hanhr~,is % -rsIiltF ra>-sls sue
have rune aash nps'l II iassisse. simply
because IGrtrs aaEs been led n5 attach
andas imparszars "a tas --rsasouahis
4aahE- is Is confusing IA Iarie- aad
certainly serves ao suod purps-.s. On a
given ssAsss sf facts. 49, ne l&e a. ap-
piied shersea By sA-sa..~ ra.- iarymAn
can tell NhstHln5 arr efEstla safis Hs-s.tlss..,l
gusl-v = ssu-rlu4ssaE e anF srs .ss.ts
- ls-rlss q iszEsi.,,...-
~ W. 80 aa- 7--51 ~ o. :
on a slid sea o. Ey.rh : n as ~
whether ne believes i s5evanI a. rea
sonahle dsahe. Cor once sut au rhas s.a
be Is oftsa newer a.ga4a able - rsaeh a
safe ha-hor with his Thoughts. e.a5ttv
Or not gllllrvH rhas's ehs. stgs@esgu Har,a
- the svstsnce sha lav- Oa rhsss.
return a ver'Iice 70 guilty. - pro-
uaHHcs, = noe guilty. announce tha.
cunelusian- AnF man & - sl1aa IiIrv
a enabi-si "a do this when ths q gsseiou
= put d4rert. bgs Nhen aeclsu,is.I aa,l
befldiied and 3sladed By the reason
able doHbt' theurv, he . 0ffen nislef
inro ren'isring wrong veriicss. .zol
sentinel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-09-17

every thinE sou.d - al r znr z ven would
ilsst have a curr-vr serrlemenu sr tas munss
4lesrigu amt then daa't e@1 vun what shai
ecrrect settlements II. eitAsr Gpn Rnaa
what thRs eurrsct ssvtiemsnE u. e thsf
know, shsy are aos wiling - seii YOU lAp-
plaase
Nsu stlI ra,l sgue 81 sh..ss saasins lnstlrus
sias% e ai.a aat say al u them -ncrAHse theirs
ar- IN the 1anziug business mrn VIII viii ra-
spe~s rs. cgusritution amt thn laws af lhs
Cain-f SrArese eut I say CONS Il these bank
lag Institutions tell q man they viii not end
money ~ him or extend his notes unlr-- he
vurs- a. tasy ass am bt Yes. amt shy To
rh.v~ du iff Il Is because there ars bankins
1rn- IN New Nors eitv VIVA tell tas
hanss thsr. thaH H thry du mt ia
A. tAev want them q In tary vii aot
ext,fssi crssfr - thssm. AMI thsn uher- are bAnk-
ing e~ftnE~amrnts IN Eansiuu shn tell N-w
Nurk 0aaisinE firms thaa II they 10 not run ths
Z aitest States on the Enrurean plan they vii
not extend erssils - them. rrrrsnsntgius
cheering show The man IN this city wh.
Tails his employees that they must vas- h
wants them O. or they wsl BE- tlscharge,L "a
v1ire Iahn Scuilin. hsuiI cheering Then.
nv FRIEND. have enrerr,t lnua a cunsr-t The
primary uO.rrs ac whioh n a maAs tre- men
osir of slaves
vansl'.r II rho.- Who are aS~.mbgeI here
understand what ~ Euing On unsIer the fnan-
eial policy shlcn has cursed this country rDf
the isst rv-afv Egars Lrs ne tell you sumo
thin<s. fheF have presented zre~nbacks AMI
rr-tsfry nuts- OR retirmpEun. AMI. Instead ~
tho governments exercising the right ru r-~
deem these <r-enhariss ar treasury nurs-
m either sabt or silver the admin
istraflnu, the present administration ansi the
lssimlnistra tian- nir several veurS past. have
surrensler-d taaH riEht - the hantls af the
Aoidsr af tne nute. aad under thas riair sh-
srvasurv OF n. Unirsd ~gat-s IA. Druvr,I
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-09-17
CONDENSED TMEGRAMS

TuE piaas Of the Ua5su Compress
compaaY -ans u he I1rlS-sE IN sas >s1as.i.
vas destroyed BY drs az Elss.e R0e4.
Arik-. an the ten
BARI THRAsHKH. the aosarious Blbh
.aaRtE Al auri1S. ami ans pa. known
ls Duck Paasher- bat whose zeal Bient-
fsy Is anxnoxn. were killed hy deputy
sherifs near Horse Creek. ca the Issh-
The EarsSa Lumber Company. AZ
H1rt0s. ArS-. assigned sH the I4sh-
sz5aea
GsFEuy- AEFEMU~ a Ce.- the Oldest
and QUE % the Iar<ess shslesaIa dry
r1o,ts hos sss n PhiIlieIphia- Pa. usrIs
an assignment On the Issh foe the ben
eft Of eredftsrs.
THE new United >sasss revenue cut
.er shieh h1s been under construction
1t the tsLahs ErUu Works foe some time
past. was launched AZ Cleveland OhFo.
en- The ts-h tn the 5rsseu,ss Of great
crowd Of Spectators
NAL-siES- JAMES D. NoRsAS- diEi-
sion euumanier under ten >nsrman
In the var Of the rebellion. and 4 vet
er1n Of the Mexican war, died at Quincy,
Ill. On the I.sh-
a BOAT used for gazhIing vas blown
with dynamlze at Burnside. Ny. On zhs
r.th-
THEKE Is mueh exeiteneut NJ R1W-
Engs. WEo-- s~er n recent guld 4 diS.nvsrF
0n Grznd Eacampmsas creek. ABOUT
tsrrF-ivs miles southeast Of that place
PEARrE. ArKESs k Co. and Henry
Psarre sons Company. owners Of tns
Franklia CosSon Mills and daing an az
ssazivs eostoa busisess. assigned At
Cincinnati. "a. On thu IIEh- The assets
are Ssss. GGas Liabilities SIss. .8Qo-
PEDF- FEASCKs j. CaELDs Ph- d. LII.
D. Of Harvard UnLversIsy. died At Bes-
tau Mass en the tIsh- aged ~
ToN WHFrE. = quies- gnoAtruzive ne
xr0 living near FredoaiA KY-. was
waited upon By \ band ot Ehirs-eappers
sa the IIEh and sAos to deaGh-
JoaS NcCLAvE L SeSs. ulaasae-
sarsrs q bieTrless assigned AZ Ne~ York
"a the IIsh- The IiAhfIIziss Of the Eru
are estimated al sI099oa
FAMrKEs for the past Neek in the
Ca I'D States we're Is. against - Ass
Iysas. asd q is-caaal1. sg4lzss u llzs
ysAE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-09-17

The SsarkviIle Farm tsazatas contends
that Il there il ons crop that passes..ss
special advantage n Nississi ppi over al
others iE - thas af hay 10 argues tna.
the Ieng. warm summers and sha annual
rainfall % over ffty inches insu-es IN
abundant growth Of grzsses thae will
prusiacs good hav- Win the same care
and cultivation an ARE of good Nissis-
sippt lant wi pruanse three tons of
aav ~ season as easily a. an ARE %
-ood Illinois or Iowa and vii tNa tons.
VITA thsss advantages Is ir not strange
shaE murs hay i not prod i,.ei IN she
>1usht We have noli,ed Tor several
years shat our muss prosperous s4rmers
we're aur hay farmers We we're salsI
the other day BY Mississ ppi farmer
taar ne had sold si-as car Loads af hav
this season tsr - per Toni VI Hsnrv
IN Commercial Appeal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-09-17

A. taa lAae term q the c8-eais esurt
af Rrentss cuuatg " r. Eees. ex-
sh aacery e{erx- xas ladh.tesf hv tas
yraasi iarY tar enbszzli1.. The .-uunon
tanaAs Of ne csuasY xhils IA afiCe. He
vas azrssgrd ard held uasier = bond IT
S5'Hi Tor his app-arznse = ths uexa term
q the court IN Fehruazv Tae hoard 81
supervisors ae tes session a. wees or
ts.srst a a--~ss again. having 4 s-uv-
cred mere sruess,luess vale IN esiist..
aHa reqaG-sd aaaaBsr band ~ sl.'sHs
It's saFWazl NaFs were I.s,-uveresl 81
ais siiserssor n effice. 3af iz - st-sslsf
-uusisss,,i af issa5n NJ lauhle xarrRna.. as
reealnlng dapsleaHsS and urgvfgrinz
money taereon frem tas treasurer from
sims "a sne VT Ese- has held ths
ofirs II ehzzserT elrrs f1r =ae pas
sNssvs years. AMI farrueriv served 4
cnrn and Rreaz.ss eo4az4es a. faa1er
r~preseat4.i Hs has heressflrs
borne 4 g'lost eh4-arter AMI MS a eyed
ispa-tar~ frum ne paths e -ecr. r..si.
Whils serving the peopls IN a puhiis- ca
paeisy bas cAziss.sI ua-h surprise AMI
cummsu. anon. H. friends lad farmer
supporters. Tee EXTENT af lhe alleged
lrr'.s,'IlartEy j. not yet Snawn. bus @ il
feared 1he amount IS fKr..ts- ~ some af
The records n the offi.s are missing A
thorough iave=ti .-azioa hAs been or1ier,.,i
By he board Of uuerv islrs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-09-17

Ata meeting % farmers and business
men he'd a. E,lonsviIIa last week the
following resolutions we're adopted
-'Resal we'd That We CONSIDER any
cam bin1tian az capital for the purpose
ot controlling prices as being aust 2
me consumer and that 10 Is the duty u
al y0sd citizens % oppose such cum-
hinarlons By any Just and honorable
means.
Resolved. Thas We pledge ourselves
% adopt the NJ. wire tie 10 brad cur
cugrou. and thai We urre cur neigh bors
% c3-operaae with IL N our efforts 10
defeat the purposes q the cotton lie
trust
Resolved. That We request the mer-
Giants and yiuners 0f Prem siss county
90 unite wttlr-us against this unfrisndl
com hfne BY Offering the wire ties ~
their eQstomers.
we'd. That every patriotic citi-
zen be reqaesssd 20 constitute himself a
sum mlttee "a az tIt. and bring about
these l1ldable purposes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-09-17

A public meeting was hell az Merriam
Last week % receive the report ot the
appointed at A previous
meeting to make a test 0t wire TIES Toe
balIng cotton - a substitute for the AZ
row ties. Tue report - the een IN tt.s
was n most satisfactory ons. showing
their experiments 20 have been made
with No. lanealet wire. from four %
seven strands being twisted together
It Was demonstrated that the wires
would hold the bale as securely a. the
Arrow or i1E tie. The Iarger. or NJ.
wire. which WAS deemed preferable 20 a
smaller 1ns. Nhen cva1ed with coal Tar
VIII weigh fourtesn or hfteen ounces.
La view ot the receipt az kilograms and
lsstsrs aanauns,i NJ thas other materials
Sere an rOMcs with whicu % make
ee-t the cum m ttee Nas cunrIngei 4
resolat on Nas adspUet hv the msetint
boVcuttlng merchants Who hAnsiiea ties
6ag-hg from the trust or harrinr nan
afAsrnre'i by tas same people. A resa-
lation pie'lS NJ patronage - 4ealer-
Who we're --i hng otl IN eum mprrltian
vita the Standard uel Company va
a 80 atiaptei
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-09-17
AN ARMED NEGRO MOS
Marching tn. rswa se B4rts--whne-
Awaiting the srussa-

ArGUsrA- t;a-. sept. "A special -
the Chronicle from Blythe. in this
county - miles from here, says
30 ivthr il in a state IF great exeite-
Tent- several hundred negroes.
armed. are supposed % be moving to-
ward here. and the handful ot white
men are awaiting them. not. however,.
without some dread. though they are
all f-ari--- and xilI malSs. n firm stand
II there = 20 be trouble il will -
SOME time later than this. a. il IL not
Thought that tbs. mob IT negroes viii
curns before midnight
All day the whites here have been
waiting with guns ami rrvoivrrs near
at hanst for -msrg-ncy
sheriff OfCouunr. with deputy sh-r.
~ UAnti.nae and Prirehar,i aasI a
posse u % men left Augusta vesser-
tar afternoon and arrived at Biyth- at
cia.-is
Ehseaass. of the crpu Bis. II ths. sis.aat-
ing II a a-sri. >c~vsn E.1iaad. by "
A. CiarS. ssr wbich the n.gr',es
threaten ra massacre several whis~
men at the stasisu-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-09-17

seats Rr--ist-as D.s.rosrs ~ tas q. p. a.
KANSAS erry. Nc sept fl-R-x J.
A Dearborn. ex-stase president Of the
A. P a was found lying IN a yar,i in
the rear os J. = stones csln t.s.~
tiousry store, f-ef East Ninth
street. at 5 D. m Mr. D-arboru
had been struck over the right
eye with heavy blunt Instrument and
had been stabbed but only slightly.
three times in the left sisie Just over
and above the heart, The assault oe.
eurred about IL o'clock Frislav
night. but the injured man was
uae found until morning Al
though none of the wounds are
serious. the attending physician
fears that possibly the exposure ulav
make the ease a serious one. The news
81 the lssauit spread like wtldErg
through th-. city. Members Of tbs. A
2. A passed. the news fram lip to LIP.
with starting raphtity, snd soon IN
tense excitement had been aroused
The sxrite meat was largely added C.
by the claims ~ thu A r \, masi.
even before any e the details
were known. that ir was an as
s;sS-jnasina- or an attempted --assa.
: nahum
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-09-17
SILVER Service Presented 70 The B.tEi--aIp
lndtana.

ISpLASAPoLTs. Ind sept t4-The
executive committee OF the Indiana
battieship fund has completed ar
rangenents for the presentation Of
the silver service given by the people
Of the state 10 the oattIeship Indiana
The ceremony will take place at Tomp.
xfnsville. Staten Island. at o'clock
Monday afternoon. September IL
The presentation viii be made by
Gov Matthews. chairman Of the exec,
utiye committee and Il j. expected
that a speech VII be made By ex-Pres-
ident Harrison. Ender whose admins
tration the bartleshfp vas built and
who named It In honor Of his state.
The Invitations To Be present were con
fined TO the members of the genera
state committee ot IS and the xov-
errorz STAFF
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-09-17
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.


wsrrtssG Against the ouf ~.s'. wishes.
SenltsblA sept tL-This afteruoon
aboHr 5 o'eIocs. a. a cruNi % vouni- men
wers seated % the porch - the Hotel
de Trthhle laziIv dghtinr iios and ds-
cuSsia< the issues % ths day. sheY were
suddenly attracted b. the rapid ap-
proaeh 0t a buggy. and Judging f-om
tho vigorous IeriSs ou the retns anssths.
way tho Young nan was appi wing ths
whip To tae horse gue would suppose
that some one hal tho boothasth and
th st the young nan vas Aztec ths t1c-
tor but ~ the buggy uesred tna hotel
1t was discovered that shsra Vas some
0n. else in tho buggy beside the excited
young man. f5r sitting beside the young
man was \ beaatIfIl young ial y of some
sixteen summers. her f4rs raltiant with
smiles AMI sufussd with bIashss Her
hts was off and her golden hair was
hanging down her back. and whiIs the
young men On the tsruh we're euvytng
tho young man and admirin- the Young
lady there was seen approaching an
other, in great haste. Is was horse
man this time, and a. he approached
there could be seen a Look Of deter
ninatiou On his face. and A. the buggy
gut epposiss the noesl the lone horse
nan overtsos shem and demanded the
girl to 70 back home with him. The
young man dida't do thing but pull a
gEsat BIZ. long. rusty six-shooter and
persuaded the old man that he hat bet
ter gst from the tront ot his buggy.
which the old man promptly dill and
the young people went around the cor-
uer toward the magistrates The old
man proved to be J. W. WhitseIl. a
prosperous farmer who resides in the
western part Of the county. who said
that the giri was his daughter. who had
met and learned 70 love the young man
at the campmeeting nsar here this sGsn-
mer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-09-17
OF woRks suRNso.


GBEsrEE. Pa >~Ps- a The Deia-
ware cal works a Trainer. near here.
owned by Hiram f. Latx. Of Philai-l-
Piiia- wee destroyed hy IRE earlv yes
ter'iav morning. involving Loss este
matted at over one hundred Thousand
dollars. The loss - partly covered BY
Insurance and the plant viii Be- re-
hudL The tire originated In the ship
ping sheds and spread rapidly over
rhs wsriSS The aaHiss destroyed. ia
as.sfitiau 20 the buildings. ! 5sa bar
rvls Of oil. $50 barreIs st parahin.
wax two ten-tan Ire machines. six
tanks Of leo barrels capacity each. and
y aish We're 1lsd with Gil. and en-
ginss. boilers. dYaamas and other ma
ehiner-r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-09-17

THE second annual session Of the Ia
dian Territory Press association eea-
vened 1T South NeAIester. L r ou the
r1sh- a majority Of the Territory being
represented n splendid banqu<E was
given the visitors at ai~hs-
Jack EvERHAKDr and eeorxe La
vixue have hssu matched 10 box -
rounds before the Bohemian club at
View York 0a Oee1Aer - This koas
will practleaIIy decide the Lightweight
championship of the world
DAN DAVIS and George Lyueh were
Instantly killed at Youagstown- ~ GA
the rIth by IN explosion in the peess
rosnz Gt the Ohio Pawsr w0rsS The
-ause of the explosion was unknown
srhe meu were burned heyoud rsSng-
milton
Mas HESKx WAKD BxEEHEE has
been attacked with wh.Dopi1g cough At
New York >he i - years odd and has
had it four times.
RaszEr J. WAS eeateu in the pacing
race At Providence E. l. On the ftth
er Frank Ayan- the latter winning
the third tcurth and fifth heats time.
s-tl5lss- --G5 ansI .stls. Robert is time
IN the frxt and sse0usi heats wzx .-l5
and -sg6
FlzE reeensIy broke cut IN the large
grain elevator at West EHlge- III and
the building was totally DESTROYED to-
xesher vita IGGsa bushels OF cats and
corn The origin of the IRE was I'm
known
wsRKxS D. WHITEHEAD and wife and
Mrs. Patrick kearaey we're ree~ntIy
drinking beer as whfseheadTs house
IN Deuver- Col Mrs Whitehead de-
eIined \ gI1ssful and 5000 afterwarSt
the other two sho~e1 xigns OF poison
B1rh 1ied Later IN axooy- Mrs. White
head has heen arrested
WuErAN PFLucxExBACN. n brakeman
su q Noble Il Ohio freight train was
faraIlv crushed hstEeen q ear and n
zcal chute ~ MilEssadt. Ill
Is the Dayton and Za1esvlLle- o.
bieyels road race Joaes made the dis
sarc=. eomputed as I'D miles in seven
hours and elexer minutes finishing -
uTuutes ahead Of the sex-oud mau-
was reported that \ company had
beeu organizing Claimants To n right
To ChoeEzw eitlzsrship and that GER
tain ueubsrS Of the council bad been
sxed 20 rush claims throgxA a1d there
was n likelihood Of tr01hle and Mar
shall Nc4Iesrsr had sent deputies 10
Tushkzh1runa- L T.. 10 DC ou aa1d-
THK Ohso repcbliean editorial azzc-
riaticu aszembled ar Czutou- o. oc
the sah ana listened 10 an address BY
Chariss Ennry Smfth. Of the Philadel-
AHA Press On the -C4Mpaign OF EdE-
casiou-- after which the as<oeiar1on
uar<hed IN . body u the Nehf1lev
home azd the repuhLlesa z1uinee for
u~esiEezs made = speeeh
LAsaz cay was observed L II cities
shrunxhnus the Cnised SIassz rs a
holiday AMI g1se1 up 10 Pars1es an1
su~~ehes and Psenies IN the PARKS
Two passenger trains eulllded On the
uIfnsss Cenrxal road At BEr<heek- near
| rrfutou. IL. On rhs 1s- and rEo per
sozs xe<s <illeG Az ten lag1-es-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-09-17
The WORLD AT LARGE
SUMMARY Of the Daily News


-,
= 1la aas''a isla insslsas''1 az " ASH
: : -''1 S'-s "esae'1 "a tne sea SH years
Nssss nee- "ahte snere was ne
"1',- ae s'as'1 VIA eioo- sre rv-~nss Or
." % . a1o's "or's coa-
- "a. le'lt1 W mn - Ana hrssSry
- ssas u se.ease-
= : aei,'14 a S,'ti' ''lee-s Se shs p"eu-
P"'Nf A1Ne Hssa''a ir''nh ens Nash-
ln4to0 neadqrarssrs an tpceaf for
1'shhL con srtouss''as tor campaign Pur-
poses
arreASEH sESSssI hAKaoeS has re-
-uraed rroun hEs VACATION and resumed
nhs daslss nj the drpnrsnsR nj Sf I1'stles'
a. ~asain re0o-
EHE treasury department as Wash
@u'sd was sani 20 ee oesleget sT re-
41%s1s Toe s1lver collars amt u seems
prooao4e saas sy ocsnoer the depart
neoe VIII 9e com cetisf To dewtTne To
guy cut s1kver dotlarss exeep5 IN sx-
exenan4e for SILVER certificates or
treasury notes OF l-sa The law re-
lures certain Amounts OF szlvs- 80 oe
reid To cover es'-sstanft izs- silver esrtIr-
ease' and treasury notes amt when the.
mEn mum y reaeaed silver payments
Will De refused even IN exchange for
<otd or In payment CT warrants On ths.
treasury
II = prooaote that F'resntsas eleve-
laHf- OF the I aIted States and Dr- J.
4 trrsuru- prssaf<Hs St Argeusina-
VIII ueiI7a1e IN the Brazil Islz
question: growing our Of the 0uArages
Ss'n nHEsed upoE Itht1san eas1zens IA
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= se1err 80 enair1aan W. - SFnan-
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. az 1a''sra ahst s1aAA A.'sss1r .l''rty Sasa
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-09-17
GEN JAMES .. MoRGAs DEAD
n. Served Win uassr m the w-zi-.a
amt CtxI wsr~

CrrscN. H. sept Ia-tieu. Jane. n
Morgan died here at the age af ID
Deceased WIS bern N Boston He
served in the Mexican war Early in
the war Of the rebellion he was ap-
pointed lieutenant-culonel Of the
ZENITH Illinois infantry. In I'D. he
WIS made a brizadier- genera and for
gallant conduct in the war at Benton
vile. y G.. he was promoted % brev-t
ma ior-xeneraI Of v1lunteers He
served under generals Ppp<. Roz..crans.
Thomas and sherman and was with
sherman on his march 10 the sea
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-09-17

Or. E. A Rowan. Of Coplah county.
has decided 10 withdraw from The cuu-
xressional race In the Seventh district.
This does away with the necessity for a
second primary. as it leaves the race to
only sSo cansiidases. Henry and Hooker
Bosh gsnslsmeH are now engaged IN an
active canvass OF the dissrict. The Bri-
mary viii be held on the asth instant
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-09-17
BRYAN 1T 1T. LOUIS
The Democrats N0ulfnse Receives
a Trfuts Ovation
Enszsws- kast1~aew. Gr--s Etm az rnr--
Nht-fN -~psrstsst F.Htt. Wtaiax
o.se 80 the NsssAt~ B~usa~frs-
ti-sa. OF the Campssxa4

-. LoCr~. sept r1-Thrse by au-
eienc~s we're addressed by William j.
Bryan lass rizht. aud eaeh gave him
an evattaa e which asy nan might be
Prog'A LurinS the bard day of trav-
eiIinr Mr- Bryau had spolSeE n little
as possible IN or,ser 70 preserve hhs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-09-17

Ssats Superintendent Eincannan has
appointed Prot W. H. Kerr Of Saschez.
Dr. j. g. Deupre et the stats Uaivsr-
siry. and Prot J. c FAINT Of Merid an
members Of the STATE board 0f sxnu,-
iners. as provided by the recent legisIa-
ta-e. These gentleusn are weII-known
sdaEatGrs q ras s.ase.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-09-17

IN the Essh the directors of the Bank
Of Engiand advanced the banks rate
Of discount fr0m . per cent To "a per
crnt- This Is the first time that the
bank has Increased its discount rate
slne~ February - 1854 Ths action of
the hank Was unexpected and was re-
garrsed zx n pr~ezutiorary measure