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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-11
YoRK.RIVER LINE. N vsssrosus
HE rAvoRIrE ROUTE NoR1a
LEAVE RiCHMoND.


TRAIN NO. 10, $40 p. y.
LOCAL EXPRESS. daily. except es1s
day. Stops ct all stations. ~ LeQt14,
Manor connects with stage Tor MARC
ton; also. It West. Point. With TEX
River steamers for Baltimore
TRAIN NO. ~ - r. ~
=. gAIrIn s,,Il .I LiaiTED; dsII y. ~
with steamer for Ba1timore.
and West Point I p =. dsiix ssept
s Trains from west Point aszjyq - HI s.
mond st eM a. ~. daily; Hst4 ~ !. ~
st In p. ~. daily. except oAnGo1l
TRAIN NO. = 80 ~ y.
LOCAL MIxED: dsiiy .,, ssssp, a
Poinf ana MtSrnediass pqiulA
Tckee-0 Gice Il ese{teas 1cot q M
sc: go is Ssia e'ssi u =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-11
PHILADELPHIA RIoH- ~
NOND AND NORFOLK -
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Amounted sailing days: Every TUES
DAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY at day
~ Esrs,sht fo- Tuesdays and Friday,s
.,eamers received till sailing hour: Tor
Sundays steams- till p. n. Saturday.
freight received daily until p. n.
Far further information apply to
S' J. w. MCARRICK,
General southern Agent; office. Rockets.
w. r. CLYDE 4 CO.,
ian General Agents. Philadelphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-11
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS

DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
VIRGINIA NAVlGATlONat8Hs
Y CONPANy's JAMkS-Rlv ERS111lb
LINE to Norfolk. Portsmouth. Old Point.
Newport News, Claremont, and James,
river landings. and connecting at Old
Point and Norfolk for Washington. Bal
timore, and the North;
sTEAMER POCAHONTAS LEAVES
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND
FRIDAY AT A. NJ.
Electric-cars direct TO wharf. Fare only
81 80 and 81 to Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old
Point, and Newport News. Music by =
Grand Orchestrion.
Freight received daily for above-named
places, and all points In Eastern Virginia
and North Carolina.
IRWIN WEISIGER,
Superintendent.
EDWARD +. BARNEY,
President
General of,ces: Planters Bank building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-11
OTHER RIGHTS.

And the said company may establish
ana operate water-works, passwords.
eiectric-lsght plants, electric-power plants,
and electric plants for any purpose. and
sll machinery. structures. appliances, and
nxtures necessary for the purpose OF
supplying water, water-power. motives
power gas. or electric lights. and other
conveniences TO mines. or TO factories. or
70 persons and corporations residing or
Going business In or near any town which
SAID company may lay out In or near
any town In which such rights may be ac.
CURED and may quarry and cut stone.
MAKE brick, cut and saw timber. dlr
'saa ana clay. and use and sell the pro-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-11
CEABOARD AIRLINE

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY
NAY 9. 1896. ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19
LOOK FoE Too MUCH
cor DS.

Anat .atev
-e INSTRUMENTATION
marks
I
acreage in cotton over las. ven
GOOD ,- b
~
los
C ms ~
-a ar.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19
CORE PGTPC
TuIa. Miss.

Rev. Wiafer IS returned
Several crum-ers in or VII
isee i week
Mr 81. Powell o. 5
IMP - les
days
Gr. Iarm has lec=tei Rth Us
VERY HSely wH eai5. bis dsu-l-
Ter ID school >paa.
The college Hal has recently
cen seated giti eu1uue
y the ms>t desirable ST a.
ds> kn9KG
oHr are ~ Goa.
lrraoie PaHaat5ei4s 10
saeh eraIs VII
demands 81 home
bat fes OF oar People
business in agrt tl.s seek. VI,
trust the time D. near f Alui
aen there wai No nee of a
tbs Vicinity
E~.rl azo
.tl.at fhe Telephone esia hlisl au
otHee uear flel- mil. no VIII
help lle mose-.he Delay o
pie or the Fle.a people ih,
from la ~ sn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19
~EDJCATIOE BETTER THAN
EALTif.

GIVE q boy wealth ultias.
t.oa os training and he 1888
most pro BIS - 10 Euia. G.,e
Aim an education ana thorough
business raining tle1t !. esIa.
All his career viH mos. lisely
be onward and upEa7f toEar.
wealth. and ds.lLe
ton resltA has wings. and
5ies l-o@ le Of ;le in
Phl ana laueslaut a.
education neither b.
nor lost it, prceIe es
fire persaa.e. GIVE the
POS when comes through
e Ee-on. s4d ans
" pr-ay aa ,iuoa becomes
ssIaa.T Given thc ve
1 4h comes through
d scarcely de-
-45ie -sal is qas
ia uoa IS e.ter than th
for eer ambitions bog ana
gid-N 7z Posi-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19
COURT NEWS.
Cafs Disposed OF TD to
Monday Night Grand
gry's Report.

TIE following civil cases
were d>aassi 80, -
ri T. Andel-
ae
IN q ap-
".e q
on loh
t.
- "a @""Ne S
"
on aPpiiea
Fi-
l-Nihs
LOT I've
'eiAi ti1ae
81 ground eol-
a. '''is
' - ha
iof
A.
i'
-.
u
u iAe etA
u
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

/ heard 81 DR.. Bells Pine 4 e
Honey Being for sale a. Tar
store Il NCSsrs Gam Barnett L
Co. G~rnEshzrc. lis and s
ia. nany commentators from
different persons Of IL wonder
ial valuable merits fhoz-ht Il
Try . bottle ] have been -
uozsly affected for - years
Ellh a ooErh and pains II mv
De and brezs1 that Eere cans
M nr a miserable lIfe-
n handrGs Of dollars vita
doctors and for Medicine. bz1
ever AIl- Eile1 unfsl / tired
DIS wonderful remedy / re
olmead Dr. Bells Pine Tai
HONEY g everybody With veal
Ii : > great success
J. r RoSELL
GEantsbETg. lis
Max ~. ISa5
gr Z q 4 Rayburn. Toeco
pola- Miss: MS . p Majors
Denmark Miss: G " purley
Eyro. Mss Rev 5 FarnE
Etta- Miss Dr. c P Vaughan
Potts camp. Mss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19
Grand .guFy'< Report.


To the Honorable Ernne John
son. Jua1e Of Ie Ci-ea.t
Court
Wei TIE Grand jurors sworn
AID ewpaneled - the Mareh
terra ISe6, sao1I L. foIoEIne
Report
We have examined Ia Wit
aeS>S and returned Ia bills 81
Indictment We have endev-
cred - i11i-e into al the v.o-
laiions ef law II which re have
had knowledge. That re have
LsIled Ia some instances breach
. correct conclusion Is prOha-
ale- We hive been delayed la
sane extent IN cur Wo1S by ain
and high water
We have examined The Pen
baos and - far IS We
le -rtaiH hnd all tie ap-
except three
ald
t- sale anu
ie4 @A iaA@ ioahd on
1o9
L- committee 10 VISIT
.-' e'a-e E"e aaa hnd
4 AID FI"p
quite haA
e0 90 t-t4e "ha are
i Be t'I1lend that
e Tor them
o. s-vA terms as NE law ulax
We nAd th4t The treasurer
"a llA money which
= 60 ta ief-
examined me 5aa
AaA N SINE @el KEPT
A Ia tAe2 are "eil
o-d recommend tlaithe
D'.1 81 Supervisors ~IAlr The
@11leA siio :" TIE back
. = /" uf@G me Waller
Ge FtlAE me
- ~ VII hoi ehoke
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

vii, people never arm that
q eold1 Is an accident to be
dreaded. and that when IL Oe-
ours treatment should be
promptly applied, There Is no
know NJ where the trouble viii
end: and while complete re-
eovery is the rule. the exCep-
tions are terribly frequent, and
thousands upon thousands OF
fatal illness occur every Year
ushered IN b. a little iaiadicious
exposure and seer ingly trihine
symptoms. Beyond this there
are to-day countless InValids
who can trace their complaints
TO colds which al the time Of.
occurrence gave no concern,
ard were therefore neglected..
troubled withG cold use
ChamberlaiE's Cough Remedy.
Il is prompt and eneetual. p
ana 80 cent bottles for sale By
III druggist
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19
HuS-c. Nf>S

vou basket Of chips
suppose vcu used
See ya1r 6or A. they
uot . ps.aL
Tie SEEMS - have
t-srE 8 dag behind schedule
aa Ti oe-t fc- The
b = rlE wc lad SUNDAY
Farming matters are about s.
usuGl Tor Tins season ef the year.
I4e amour. % ac-age IN cotton
here ! u1iak u5u b about the
sane = last wear
Tie recent removals ol the
families Of Eide Meas ard :
L. Written from this pIae ve
le Vacant houses tsast ]
suppose are for rent.
The children / believe ar
through with ilc Rs Z
hear 81 10 leE c The b
y /. has nd loss OK t.-ir
INVASION # our couZuaifv da-
ring the school term.
Mr. Johnny Holleuau from
Memphis Is an a visit 10 his
is.1es and ether RAlves and
Iiendsia TINS cc--nnltv. Jade
H. from las looks tire = deal
NJ gvatly Ei1h johnnie
Nr Finch f-on Teas -
called here rs te ne Of
her aunt Ms = but ar
rived too lafe ia Sc @ n life
brit u tine to ~ a. hu-a.
She reuls 10 Burgess a Gez
ds wilh relEoLs az3 f1 ads
There has been q spirit
ID contest IA IL recent past
over the posi- ofce a. his plaee.
Smith " MeE8-oy are lie p-in-
eIples therein TIE after al
present seems e hanging IN sus-
peHse IN Tie Pssteue depart
nent Al Washington
Gear Greek ehuua. in this
vicinity. las recently suffered a
veIy heavy loss by the deaths
Of Mr.. c. L AIes an The .th ard
Ms Il. + Burgess on Tie 18th
Of March The vrr large It
tendance on their bar5d erti
ees showed tie high esteem IN
which thew were held In Ihis
PaIG OF the county Not onlv
Eas there a general turn ont ia
III neiehborhood. but ad5oin-
ahot Gods we're LARGELY
represented and that on vsw
short notice Their placeS vii
be hard II I'll IN the church To
which they belonged. and in the
communities ia whlch Tie lived.
They were meieI CariSl
shat Is our los ! iher gain.
GREENWOOD
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19


IL le elf al sL lis
e- slX weeks a7c
uow goes around On Ia
.e7a.ehes = active a. If he had
never bad 4 pain
might mention = number
of ether CASES that have
Hen aaier uy oiice hat
refeu 10 the tlGcu
from here can fad and
e testimony ia re=gls u me
ve oflle 4Ier-
eve any 81 ea
lbs "a IFS forms can h
ra1e eat U>e a.
The remedies - prescribe
some c Il caar>e. are more
q stiHaie than otAerS and n
io-s TINE But VIII
and perSeV
sd Wl e
eursl ard disb-teS are
1etflt oug diseases cared by
h waters bar malaria
s~ltsEr dsP nervous
dss eic. SuZanee J. 4
quet re>tfsi pace where BOT
IN ecla e the outside WorlJ
need reach one-wIfh . health
Eel al=osphere- good aecomEC-
t5oas etc Tie climate J.
nG- ys- diff en7 from that O.
oEa Tor instance TEDDY wf
ara sitting ~ e bright pine Ere
AL tlc atmosphere i damp
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19
SuManee Springs. Fin.

SuA a4ste cpFANgS. Fla.
EDITOR EAGLE
wrote you soon after con-
ing here. before | md Lad lime.
either on observation or ex-
penenea. 10 testify to the eara-
ave powers 81 the waters OF
SuWauec- I have en- here
nos four weeks. and wh.le nv
improvement has ho1 beer rar-
Vellous. l an undoubtedly IN
much b. Ser condition ihanvhen
/ came considering the fact
that ] have Suffered for sixteen
years. Z ring which time | have
sought relief IN vain ron 80
many sources this speaks well
for the water and baths Of
SuWanee- But aparl 1rom my
orr experience there are MANY
around re daily tat speak il
the most pronounced terms
II the benefit derived By them
iron the treatment
There q an old gentleman
here nov who came here LAST
inter, suffering from Dlahetis
in an advanced stage. Affer
using the water and halhsa
few months. he went away en-
urely cured Since then he has
had no retarn of the trouble.
Another. q physician from New
York City. after consulting The
best medical authority in the
United States and travelling in
Ealope two years seeking re
Lief from this same terrible
disease, came here last winter
in a most pitzzble condition.
resigned 10 tie idea os being
an invalid the remainder Of his
life At fasi he uefused TO trvl
The treatment, saying there was
no cure FOR his maiady. but (
finally yielding 10 the persuas-
ions Of his friends, he COM
mencd 10 drink the waferneelvl
and use the baths His i'm
prOvemenf vas maTEed and be-
fore the end Of the season he
was able 10 20 back home ana
'eSune his practice IN the city.
There is = gentleman here nov
suffering from seat5ea. resulting
the ampEiaGen Of bis
who told me that fer three
Eeeks before coming here he
ras confined 10 his led un-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

Texas paper, the Houston
Post. SAYS the farmer who
farms as his father did half q
century ago viii surely get ie1-
That Is true As gospel AID yet
many farmers continue in the
old ruts-they make all cotton
and buy their meat and other
supplies. when the only true way
IL farm is TO diversity. 10 grow
all sorts of feed stufs for man
and beast, TO have as many
things to sell and as few to buy
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19
4 NeM Eirm.

IL Z. e. Foster has foFa
q partnership VIII IE. a L.
Hampton and the Dim vii here
after be known a Hampton (
Foster. They propose To sell
the best and freshest groceries
al low figures for cash They
invite . share Of the public
patronage
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19
caidrsa Cry f. 7itcher's Cazta-a

Why suffer with coughs
colds, and L2GEpPe when
Laxative BnOmO QaInine viii
cure you IN one day. Does not
produce the ringing in the head
Ike Sglph4te OF QuiniEe- Hus
mp in tablets convenient for tax
iEe Gl4rGntecd To cure or
money refunded Prices cents
For sale By l. z Chiffon y GO
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19
y MEMORIAL

p-comb. u the University Of
lH p- died in taci-
home oa tae campus, February
lsta. as $50 p. r.
Th simple announcement
carried sadness and q sense b.
nereave nent - 3 multitude o.
f-iea vlo loved her. AMI
cores IF aee1aaiances who
admired her.
she in ae 37ta year o..
her age 81 the Ssh Gr cg.
her married. life Ile- hu
was elected Professor of r
z a .s>, Jlas. and moved 10
'he University aboui Ile f-
>epter isEt
eco
rcre lie
I'D a l---te attention
u z tie family beea living
~ LEES iley eoa'd
Lot lave received stronger
vad .. esteem ana
uGa rom cr ncizh55S ana
>p Iales-
Her mess vAica tastes! o-e
month vas extremely pain -
r he.e her mrs
Earkc Christian 40 utlde.
ry thir- vas done m
eg- skill eoaid All
Eafc
5rt~ Of Intelligent friends
epatE. read
10 dis. iec she f8I Ike
8 life v dgt-fal. a N
taas t6o1 co-uzace Of Tie
wc-.l u-at Hos D AMI uf that
wh'ch j. 10 come. She bad
separation and knew IN
I1e-tg1 Du the dav
of heE iErisl. all ile exercises
ai the tl3esiiy wee suspend
e4mpu, was a scene
ness To her husband
M -er aL surviving ch5ld.
ltsle L.aales. there flowed
tae sTroa-e>. current Of : m
.tly Gel Ec-i1v and students
and Eeiehhe-
81 U appointed hau- abe
MS semalei af tae chap
81 al Gc. 81
/. H. ~aaale% aul a. tie
hea aad carriages moved
from the residence taev
81 IS an escort 80 TIE
t. grave TIE
0ft l5tr e1lr
Tie
lEe na- t1 te
I- re
We- gall e3 tv R-v- J.
ST. assisted by Res.
y. - Ties @gan eu1T-C Crnz-
IE Dsrlaas remarks
W-le he 1El4.
e1 md ~toacsiag TIE ne
lad Ia --
Peters Cmery tsast
s5gnl 81 Lae trump - ihe
re correction NOM
She his 'en "a her ha
rr c-li and her Gs ts
i OF 3 Pa=e az1 noble i.
possessed right 4t Eeei-
"a charming gs - conversation.
and = generous disposition 10
use gifts aaf treasures for
the -r,4 Of others A. q Vie
She @ devoted aad trae q
uelaeTslso Was extremely Tee
t8a4se and careful; ss "a
she Eas theagatfll
Atr laaleat
lrat and So continue To- ab5le
"a beEedic,ioa or her r
dEes and friends. HlesPeciali
On the home which she made
and adorned.
~ForevE- yith the Lo1d.
2Hsn. ID !e1 Is BE-.
Life lrol tie dad = N that word
Is iEms
= FE-END-Ia Ellye.sy Maz-la
-. - f>
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

Tie widow OF Alexander
Campbell. the founder of the
'amP5ei.ts church, S -t.i Ey-
ing IA Bethany. ". Va. "a, the
Of %.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

IFE ceremony OF breaking
ground for the construction %
TIE Am Ie1a University 1T
1>1ilGtoD occ ed Tuesday -
last wees
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

hz aI. offered by n. Eeiru.
q Holmes county proposing TO
re-distrrt the state congress
ioalily- VIII hardly become q
law
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

SATURDAY, April 18th. hs
been hxed by the State nem"-
c1tic executive committee AS
tae day for holding county Con
reaGans - sclees delegates 70
the state convention u te held
Ia IasS-sn April a- 10 se-esl
delegates c. the National cor
Nmtlan.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

IL you want a real bargain
this Is your opportunity. lou
ea bay a 500 piano. standard
r. aE HLures ta=t VII aston
ash y0a. For particulars apply
70 tl4is once.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

REV. r b Malone. pastor 81
the u. 3. Church. South. 10
West Point. Ms. d.e5 last
wee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

TUE soldiers home hai vas
-Il-ec IA The house and Z bill
passed approp-at.ug 1850 Tor
pelslna-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

If YOU want a nice. juicy
steak call or leave your orders
al ". ". kimbIe's market
house. lie is receiving dressed
beef b. express daily.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

possible. q. "a 'he BE-
q. DE- >oscla E
ever. tia, a. are becoming
converted 20 G.Teraeluol
n 81 nav ie that cant
cotton forced tlen 10 Is. hul
gets there. al t
catl ls tie a-
ioa q ger.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19
MORE HOwE-SEEg-
ER-S EXCURSIONS
VIA

COTTON EELT zoCTE
On April IL. ApsI .. an rr
sth the Cotton BEE ROUTE
wlH sn ro19d rp tickets from
memphis 20 points IN ArkzE
IsxzS LoI. CEhzozz ID
Indian Territories at rate q g-e
fare tu- The roEzl trip. pauS -
stop overs allowed n any point 60
ng IS DAYS from dzfe q sic
Tickets good 70 re1uu kzFIn-
oesuna-oz = DAYS iron die =
sale The Cotton Ben / tie o-h
7o1ae running tEroG<h tins fr=z
&eEphS 70 Texas, coaches r@E7-
lg chair CTS ssz-s I've Pumnl
BuEef S4eep@-s ETC. ths-eav
. c41E- veEn cha-r- a-ss
transfers el-ruuEe-
FoF further zso-ZHoa zu On
or a1dresS
4 p Rama
CoZLGrcAl AEez1.
CT " e. PEELFE
TraEeEz- FRI AID Pass At
- Mar - Memphis Tea
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

A TEXAS paper says that IN
one of the earliest trials before
a eolored jury in Texas the
twelve gentlemen were toll by
the Judge 10 retire and tad a
verdict. They went into the
jury room whence the opening
and shutting Of doors and other
sounds Of uausgal connection
were presently heard At last
the jury came back into court
aiken the foreman announced;
I'VE have looked eberywhar,
Judge in de drawers and be
hind lie doahs, but il ANT no
whar III dat blessed room.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

THE bal az appropriate 81
ooa..s0 for stale capitol which
urlgin2 Il IN the senate. Eas raa
tie gauntlet II The ho4se and =
defeated there. After q quarter
o. million had been cut OF the
original appropriation Il W
still further reduced being
made 500. 1U1 and wlen put 20
a vote the result VAS finally 50
yeas. p na and the blI vas
nassel As amended.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

We vii give 4 Two Dollar
prize for the largest Cabbage
raised from the seed bought Of
rs.
T. Z Chiffon < Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

". W. KimbIe has The incest
stuffed sausage ever brought 10
Oxford Gail around and try
them
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

Nice Leaf Lard AZ 10 cents
pei pound al J.. \ CRWO-S
MARKET
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

Chiltoa's Rose Cream is the
best relief for ehapped hands
ard lips
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19
FIoyd's Candies,

Are now on sale 20 e. v
BUFFALoE'S
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

For LaGriPpe use Chiltons
Steamboat Pills
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

Use ChilsOn's Sarsaparilia foi
81 scrOsLOas and blood taints
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

The View PlGtinO Photos are
the faest work done in the
Photo trade.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

AZ e7a. % Dau
tiers al tac Ale-leG aeFe
IN Washington. la-t uees- Mrs
Adlli Stevenson wife 81 the
Viee Pres ~E of Tie United
States vgs elected President
Graer M Nm- II. Sa~
VS. elected Reeat p Mss
pL-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19

Ms N4rT AIl who 1eI
t e
WaHan Geat ia tse e
$40 aa
pau Dea Ca IS ISL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-19
PRACTICAL.
SHORTHAND AND TYpEwptTrNc

he latest and b@; system. Rsouirpx o,,r
. lean PIinaa- GRAHAM and Manson. and - -
% e2plover and employee. Terms r--o9.HI
AZ NELSON. L L Z PreS5dent
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Po!Ska ted hoSkaeE.

Z Warszawy pisa: Playa
Syreniego grodu So dotad
Hurkowie, pomimo odwe}ania
stareko Hurki re stanowiska
general : gubernatorai uwol-
nienia tym sposobem miasta
cd jego zony Maryny ,,priwi-
s}anskiej carycy" kt6ra ME
zwykla placid kupcom i reko-
dzielnikom "a brane Cd Mich
towary. Pozostali jeszcze syno.
vie tel ma}zehskiej parry,
kt6rzy Warszawe uwazaja "a
wlasnose osobista $redniowie-
wiecznych raubritter6w i iak
oni bezkarnie w niej postepu-
ia. Bohaterem takim stall sic
zn6w podpulkownik Hurko.
|Onegdaj W poiudnie przez
Nowy-Swiat pedzil jak waryat,
powozac wlasnym amereka-
mem, jak zapewniaja =
niezap}aconym. Amerykan ma
rogu ulicy Jerozolimskiej
najecaal na pow6z fabrykanta
p. Thana, kt6rym jechal
prokurent firmly, p. Kazimierz
Stefahski. U powozu p. Thana
zlamal sic dyszel, czem splo-
szone konie pomknely " strone
Nowego Swiata. P. Stefahski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-20
zdolal wyskoczyt Z powozu,,

zdolal wyskoczye z powozu,
przyczem ulegl tylko stlucze-
niu reki. Niece dalej pow6z
uderzyl z boku Q wagon kolei
konnej tax gwaltownie, ze
powoz i konie przewrocily sic.
Wozaica i lokaj wpadli pod
pcw6z, zkad wydobyto ich
SLIME potluczonych: w wa
gonie koleiakonnej ma pierw-
szej }awce siedziala kobieta z
dzieckiem ma reku; skutkiem
gwaltownego uderzenia kobe
ia padla na podloge potlukla
sic TAX, ze odwieziono ia do
szpitala. Dz;ecko uleg}o lex
klemu potluczeniu. Gdyby
ktokolwiek z osob cywilnych,
a ~przedewszystkiem Polak0w,
byl sprawca taklego wypadku,
niezawodnie surowo zostaIby
ukaranym. Potomkowi .,przy :
wisladskiej carycy" pollcya
oddafa uklony i niez4wodnie
ME czeka go zadna odpowie-
dzialnosc.