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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-19
MONIRES;;.

serious runaway occurred on Fri
day when Nj. =. GriiIiths and his son.
Gerri. We're violently thrown from a
buggy ON Wilson street. Mr.. Griffiths
was hurled against the embanknent
by the roadside and sustained frac-
ture O: two ribs in addition to several
severe bruises. while Gerri injured his
hip and also was badly bruised. The
horse was soon captured and was but
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-19
Rheumatism Cured in Il Day,

Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
neuralgia radically cures in one to
three days. Its action upon the system
is remarkable and mysterious. 1t re-
moves at once the cause and the dis
ease Immediately disappears. The first
dose greatly benefits. Is cents. Sold
by Carl Loren2. druggist, AIS Lacka-
wanna avenue, Scranton.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-19
"khaW to Cure All skin Disrnsrs.,

Simply apply "Swayne's Ointment"
NO internal medicine required. Cures
letter. eczema. itch, all eruptions on the
face, hands. nose, etc., leaving the skin
clear. white and healthy. Its great
healing and curative powers are pos
sessed by no other remedy. Ask your
druggist for Swayne's Ointment -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-19
CARB0NDALE,

iReaders VIII please note that advertise.
rents, orders for job work. and items for
publication left at the establishment OF
Shannon & Co.. newsdealers. North Main
street. will receive prompt attention: or
uce open from a. m. to 10 p. M.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-19
GREHT SRLE OF BODY
BRUSSELS CHRPETS.

We have no fortune to give away,
but we guarantee You goods at less
than any other house in the trade.
Your choice from our stock, which is
complete at
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-19
HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE
GERSON'S, All Lalka FIVE, Scranton.

est esteem by the men under him, and
they are all eager to give him their
congratulations.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-19
500 Per Yard.

Remember we don't reserve any
thing--These goods consist of all the
leading makes. Come early and make
your selections.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02
Doing Good Work.

The Oxford Musical Literary
iRb has beez doing good EorS
his scasOa and their aPpreea
lion 81 good EzSie Las au
quicken By the ssaay Of sze
masters as BeS1h0reazer
Schaaana- Bach and L1E -
Ihey Vii especially enjoy The
delightful tDeat n store for
them the coming Of Mss E@
Clifford vhose v~ISlrEeSt
Ne al remember w.I - -se
pleasure
Her voice ! tremendous n
poser. especially Tor one xhO
stature l. - sileAt-yes evegrie
ant sweet eVey tore pure ans.
fziL, ard articulation c'ear ana
distinct. p~o>Sl1E tLat iE5e-
se-t2hle quality often termed
Sympathetic which never fsil.
20 SirIke = responsive chord IA
the hearsN cresiing popularity
and making the V0zce slwavS
w9ec2- Her manner aunle
and Unaffected ana Sic s a
tn0Hsh II were = p.eu
Miss Clifford vu be With Is
April 10
Admission s. cents reS-ves
Seais - cents Seats csa D.
seemed AZ D2NGSons 4 Rars
beginning On the Ssh
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

\ > meeiiuc al tie Dem-
ocraiie voters 81 lafayette
County Mississippi IS hereby
20 eeei al the courthouse
20 GEU-d Elappi. On the
il - q Aa-l ISSs 10 thea
and sAeFc select delegates 10 the
>52iegoEvsGs5o1-whieh meets al
tscEsoE- Ms Ga 23zA April
lSg
The above call = psrSlau'
u the srF5oa NJ TIE Democratic
Executive Committee naj %
;Ae 3tA Lay # March ISs6.
~ y SULLIVAN.
Jhm- ben ~ Cora
= Il BRYANT.
SEC Dem- Ex- Con
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

a Nes YORKER tells 1S ssery
81 5 c.ose shave Z VS. lying
b3ez N the char Of ly Gva-ic
barber. enjoying lis sEllla.
uszuipul2uons when a. q q
s-16sn lis eyes bslye5 out IS ]
,As intended te nap Eol Is
heaa and t1e -Eo- drcp
noa lis hand TIE ness min.
1te tie Usually said oil Ger
MAJ bsn DOING c.os ,ui.2-
ton o. An-Cle ~ar dance -
the while holding sraiv So e.
gHz-e bit q; paper weI covered
With lafher. When tire old SCI
l0W had sohcIeI down 3 lt-e
BE pointed 90 IN advertisement
on The BIT Of paper asking to-
information concerning she
Whereabouts q a certain E1E
an9 stating Jaaf an Inheritance
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

Spring has caz az col-
l te camps
-reel Tie stately
the college are -w1ly re
so-rh their lszv~ Scoz
have one 81 lie loyes1
n oar snail eTfy
Exazs 4re over Ana1 ~
glad girls Bzt Elrh dha
-eSS there ecz~ so szs X
ecrlo@ >0ze II - ZaE@ hssl
ms-S In @e5 aze Il e,
Called 10 make the But Ne
have another QZrrs- ys- -
ies - Eesee= ozcselV@aE Ia
h2d Earas toe
lie @aaS net PSai
G1loX TaeAy afte-u0Uz ans
Z1 sruheztSozS ae ~ q.
po $Ze isr Cergs
TIER applealozs acre cos
creC ~ TEe EcGiEy Tuesday
aiEAt- - Il they carry ;orwz-
sAe standard a. they have ~ Z.
this time al com-ereew~u.
they All receive II. houe-s r.
&Aieh they have zHle aPp
Uo1
=eSS N45Ioz Eausss
20 Nzsna ara Izie Hl.
81 aFs-as pr~y,ery wA
wll u ~ - N@hsr
NG% Apzi-9
NJ Maddox pe =
hS~- -zo- A. Coa
Ssnday
wcz1e. sac Bid tAe5- aau
BACKED On April Eeoss v
Ak seEe u ne Professor
zhSz; L.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02
UNIVERSITY



Rev. W-1e-lauH con5gct
r cur ehap exercises
wc~E
Ns~ Il. II Crockett U>t
inn friends A. Wa11-
tins wsv
Prof Z HIS
r- eN o. rr- a
his position 10 Tenn
this Ee
NJ q r Ferua- svzt
hzlfack On the fossa2l TEAM
Of hs1 ssASo=- has returned O.
hrs ao-e In Texas
Field Dag t-z zss
and the toss are looking ipE-
ward fo Il WIth uaZsEi inter
81 Il prsns TO - Sp.e1
ail exhibition 81 all aTa-z.
athlefsCS
Fl Sae
on Isl SsSardly uai ~4s cassie
q success TAe Erg ala.eE.
u enthusiastic IN .hciz zp
plaze sasi poizss n cozP
meats
Pref Z - Naby.
hsel pursuing ss-li~ ~
University of Caicag @ -
ts-lssI 81 take cAzru u
denEtEzt q N7.zu Us-a-
etc n rAe Uaiverisv
HaZ l. = kiz o
IerESEa- a foEwser Stu1en- q
the TAIve-siy an upw
Ial=a1Szi q EiZcz- e i.
STATE svored Hwiih %
InE asilr~ss aes- ie
lexsTCSS asr Fu1zy
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

PaGucah max sell feel proud
~ sallc oT her enlerEE@
y D Wilson & Ser. 81
krafie- Ky wr5Ie 10 the T. =
Slsher41E NiailcIne CoEVany
IS follows. We wr51e Ills L.
to Ee wonderful aEL
a11 good results f-oz yuzr
lsl- NslFs Pine Tsr Honey.
Elch selling faster taz sny
@cGic5ae Ee ever sold PceRle
~he never Traded u OF sze1
have hea-G >. il and Ccze Goz
1lulns counties for Il U2s
IT. particular i that IL LE
Smlte - tsshtld-e. ofih5S pau.
zfu HeS @ afsic1esI With Aer
Earr1s r oEe- tEO years that
e caal1 not Sps-k zaove 8
Affcr she used th
- l,.-ie 81 Dr- Bells Pine
F4- Honey she csali ialk as
wei - ever and ste c Is
sca 8 ~cli nEI care 5kzs ke-
co2e n - So aol
ives and az as-cassaei
hgs- Boy TAX
NJ = T. humble 2-so oftais
volr Dr. BlTS Tns
Ton5c Tablets are doin. hiE
Eo1e good or dyspNa thar
Any @1lxaze he ever ESed
Thase are ouiy = eE cases a-l
Sc Eua= tar there cannot q
tsc wzch = praise e yaz,
eratri zsedica1& We an
tmnEfrl i Ee lad an cvpcr
S2eh V4iEabas
Tg ARK proving =
rI eUM-EaIfy-
SD
E- Eaybzl Tocec
MS a. p xabo@ Nz
g v ulrlev I'm
Eek : Z FarroE Eta.
E@ ~ c > v@azE- Fo5s-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

This = 70 certify thzf on Nav
lltA walked 10 MelieSs dre
store On a pair OF crEsehes 49,
bOEghts bottle Of CAaUberins
Pain BALM FOR inaamnatow
rheumatism which lad erinsled
NE up Alter using three bot.
ties ! an completed cured. I
can eheeruly recOnme3 IL
Charles L WeStzel. Sznbu~
Ps
Sworn and sCbEeIbed 20 -
tore ne On AugU<f 10. ISg4-
Waiter ShipEan. ;. 2. FarSsIe
e - eerts per eetriehy y. drug
giSt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02
STATE CONVENTION
Puts mississippi IN Line
for the Southern EX-
position.

Tt Chicago AID : ualEn
State Exposition Corvrzl3n
eo-c.escl as i=6a@ saturday
eeucon. ateptine ne fpllcw-
nr rcsaialous and Igiss to
govern the collection q exhib-
i;s
Where's the Progressive and
pahlic spirited eiiirens of Ch5ca-
20. ulih unprecedented liberal
isy. have proposed 10 jhe people
OF TIE South TO bold an sxPs
ton il that eity. IN August aext-
10 eouiinae for three months
for Inc exhibition o. the pro
duets and Resources ofSEc SO-th-
err States and
Nhs1zS the southern States
Exposition Company of Ch5e-o
c1eEs To provide she Necessary
bgil1iags ard tie 1uSr SPACE
free 81 cost. and al the money
necessary 10 condaei sad IL
position on condition that ;hs
Sogthern States deliver .,her
exhIblis To- fe explloE
Zn-@e2- IN Chicago. D. :,
therefore
Resolved Tat the cztirezs
= EpF Il ceavezl5oz -
Zhle1- rep0e@ziing tn varied
interests 81 iae safe &ccep. 1hs
-ze7ozS offer ~ ChiczSo q.
Ire Zs=Ss literal ever m2ce "a
zv tire -vSoE7c@ Il MSss
p1- thzs we hrr~hy express
oar --ilsl aFprrAsioz - tx
and believing u To - IN
best opportunity Eo 4y ~
ucA praa.rgS u oz- State Es
leEcby p.o1se oar rsss eEdeaS
oES 10 have MESPps proper,
represented - ~.5i exposition
b il resolved. Tat Ez1s-ZE
sCs to promote the AEuczi-u-z
aai Industrial Interests nj N5s
sssppi and the providing .
xhIalss al The zpp1oaehIlg *
PISTON al Chaz-p and NzSa
lille tie agricultural. @'
ch2nlczl- Uana&ciz1ug ulZs.g
ziiiin- and taIrylue Interests q
acA eczurv II TIE safe az I-
ppi SA0Gl1 ful-y ard credit.
DIV y ueVr%aSe1 as the Chie
90 Cotton StsieS Exposition 4
be- Acl1 Ia tie eats cf CAiG-y
state of Illinois danns AsES.
September and OcGoae
That TO eF-et Sch rvpreeu
S4Eisz The following crzaaz
uoa h~ ess2hlishe1 TAI 4 cor
mission 20 he styled II.
GESSSPp5 CozmlsSsoa of -.
>s1sAEa S Exposition a
s4lese eoi of >VeE
te~a Ee@he~ oIsox II
= Street j. W EcSforTL Tss
Ie2e> J. - Matte f. Abaus
IA EedheL AdIsoa Gran
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02
Gac'i' ,GT3H AR/ J
lIis EJTHEa
gh@r-r> That he Was In
G.iai viii he Iclu:ed
- General Greedy.

4 81
ESQ g"
lc' rTan n
oa aS,ansl ue
nan ~
In
Z" NE et
l-e-' indeed =
'sn A allied
e @
e-} Sel-ei
0-1lT
He
zig
80
ness
y1a- T.
eT
Star~ ii
~
ail,~
&c
a.
@
80 ca g.
49, %
$50 Ssc
-. S"2a
Jog so
eAs Ne1 sal 1~r s1e &
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02
Eiea neg.
y oEfk $4,000 ana Ho-
Ing Treated tor Con-
sumption.

4 ozi II as auaE
ROW icing aocfozd
ps.sn Il. Denver.
ess 70 eea carried
Helsa t-.
aa-ee doctor to attend
HIS Fueas-r dog c Is
s1laeE 5aaes Tie aesst de-
81 tie Ea5L 2 ul ox te-
r.e. Ee t--r9 fe 1,o
fortune Tie w
a "a ae > CO
ye %.
r GAErr aiv la11 h
Ass aMe EmfWa soa
B@s conceived :
rae EezrlEf
e Terrier s
st St5. "a az Sos Davis
acr 1ae 1 E5ch uan
-
When DAVIS teH ia
seemed 20 Eesil-e e 81
ness vas & s4C
ule- to be EoI &c
neither are Ear> Davis
sc DAVIS tas
hy thc devotion Nc his e4uaua
friend And Davis haI
died and rra1 90
ws fs111 -s- a ta
the dog a le
IN provision ser
q disposition OF lLe eEey m le
event q lhe terriers 1alhN.
Picsy1le
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

70 TIE @x-oE2 ke- z-s
bard q EE EE1E pr
ceased w11e pos -
DoEu- HC1 Ers e.
eoE2z1eG 70 1r-s~ h~s1- -
0za@-T Co-r- Ct LzEauu-e
So1-fE N1sg2 0z - Fr-S
Gozc2y N nay. Iss % $500
= any, ET the R11on e IL
L 2-EszrazoraE IT, So
A Hattie ppm f1s tie -
1rs1 vs. gEre-. saesS1-
EEsy-SVe Is. T5w
Range three - = F.E
GoG1sy MiSso1 -|
rz1-@d As PRAYED Ter - -
Ia As Day 5le6 II &a -
AI2sss ny zZ.urp n
81 oo1-. 1hs zsh EAv az 49,
A. D. IS&
A& EElw g.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

THE Iz-mlL printing oil
n-sed both HOUSES ofthe Leg
stature by an almost uAaHiE-
ors vote: Was sigaeG BY GOV
e-n0r EcLaErIn and became a
law March 70. 1855 The
passage Of this MEASURE : very
gratifying 10 the press o. the
STATE and viii prove Of great
benefit Is i practically keeps
al oftle puhEe printing within
lie hmiss # Mississippi terra
tory.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

Tor several years
cn rr1iuz iu tEs L. \ "a
pe- cozI involving Ire uL
OF Gree cc-uty. r. acres
oflaad lying belsee1 LUs aad
The Indian TeErse between
ire tEo Rain forks % Bed river
Grer COUNTY vas claimed Ply
TeES bat tie supreme cerri
decided that i belonged Z Tie
United States
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02
ENTHUSIASTIC 81.

ENTHUSIASTIC SUCCESS
last nights lecture by Pref ~
Motto was aEetksr enthusiastic
success for that prince o. lee
meH- There is 10 nan ca tLe
0Aaalaugas platform VINO c- -
pleaSiEEly bnnE Sc ence 4owa
20 the oIpreheEs-oa ri . boy
Hs description @ TIE
ssealAips- tle are a sea,
wnec, tls Lioavl- le,
and numerous thrilling scenes
wcze So really depicted t Ge
audience chesrgG aud cheereS.
-DHza See. Bee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02
RsLe CT TIE REVOLUTION
/ United states Six Dol
f3r Note Printed in
Ess6

r. Il Bs-k Of the Ia arm O.
Eal B OARS : United
States 6 IN Ia years cid
having heea printed n I7sG 10
shea D. slehS great valae
a -le TtSaeg rio1S Lock
an5E- LII Tie g an
ordinary bli b: a. the PRINT
NJ On i = clear ard legihle-
I 49, uve- 10 Ms Belk II IN
Ella friend Szca An o. ball
Erated thS zrszt reggh
se SIS IA Is infancy. i Eeli
Eer1h describing In colcr IL
= . GnE yeliOw. ard the nzm-
0eE i written In rei ink
"a Ele .ef. md corner Of The
A = = ute around the n2-
u whieA i printed The.
Latin Wo-d -PerSSverGnd0.
Within the circle ane two psln.
gseeS and bed OF rocks On.
i EFPe- EghtIh2nd corner +
EseuDfioR- This bill en-
tsl9 the bearer 10 receive Szx'
spanish lilled dollars. or ;.e.
Ealue thereof in gold o. silver.
according IN 4 resolution Of.
passed - Philsdelpha
JEly I775 and i signed ty.
J. EVaus. and another Sgrztzn
,haI loSks Ike wv. Wake
1roEni the margin IS written.
Continental currency. SlZ VI.
SIX In TIE center Of the lc
q ulg-u-e Of 3 tAueler
clover. al1 Is the upper end IN.
large letters are The words
sly dollars At the lover end
= hsinsc-TsicR-- PHILADELPHIA
Printed by Hail x Sellers I-S6
-CoEweUzsl-ApPeeL
70 TaE--Ez CAE~-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

bs ans ~
Iiag
prs $3.50
Tse @a- FIR 5
meE "a e
exCcE6r ws
81 So ers and ~
dr- Of "
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

STATISTICS plainly saow taas
during the 20 years Immediately
preeeaing 1913 prices a al
kinds Of pr0dactsha drisen ato I
20 per cent II WIS 2 period o.
great industrial activity marked
bv MARY new Inventions ard
increased production ofall com
moaitieS Prices rose steady
riS waS under free eenESe.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

Daring tie w51ser @. SIS =.
u Martini Of Long Beach WS-
a. contracted a severe cold
which left him EIth : cough.
N speaking 81 hoE lie eureI ].
he SAYS 4 uSed several kinds
Of cough SyrGP but Golad no ~
llef until l bOsshs : bottle 81
CaanheriAins Cozgh Remedy.
~heh rclisved ne al-eSt IN
Stzn5ly. and II = short time
bEOEght 2aOzi4 eelplese eu0
Mica urolbied wIih : eo1Sh o.
cod use this remoly and voc
all not and il nessav 10 ny
several kinds before ysz e. -
lieL Ii ha> been n the market
for over 5Eeaty ytz> and Ger
s21tly grown II favor ard
p p1Zrsy- Fog sale Al - and
81 cents per bottle By al
1S
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

Nhy sIfTe- with coughs
C0idS, and laGIpp ~ken
L@NatlFe bEuna QG.alne Nisl
clEe yoa ~ cl 1y u5es n-
pTs41ct the ringing IL te
>lJe q uI2lne Psi
Il ts.es convenient faFls
uE ed q care. or
-eu prC cents
Fer safe - T. CallIoz = 90
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

" = DaETEs s
81 81 accept He
tcte1cr q ~ N
tu41a fer 24 tie
ard nanb ne SfsE q
sauri- Prot Dehva Las L.
- f1e De4 Da
.ust-=-8n 81 Ms
H~t s25 - zev ce
graf l9ss- Ia
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

Tia North Caro C.,tor
malls taVcpid ii per cent pe-
anuEE on Use eapiial iptv.
for SOFA wears. ard last v,as
some pa55 20 PEI cent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

TaE - yesE a. daHshtaf "s
NJ. and Grs ta4ne Ayut eel.
FausT o caaat
w ha3ly bitten
oa-Sh ->A aal 3 earned so
ihe maidstone
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

los. John 2icGfU. as aa.yo-
81 Jackson and ere g Der
csosJ h- .estcel.ci cfiau
dsed as ms Eoac En- tl-t csy
on the 45th uit- "a u an
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

N ~
Gorz va
gsG- S-5Tss
10 oE elveS wce -aS
ISoS1- EcE AZ Arsv Co.,
Z4lGe1 10 sppeE hE1- -
1s- Cert q LzEnv-
~ On 1 ar
Lol&2T n Z2gs Ess& 70 Eswv
NA Tor GvC-c@ Esd N zEs 60
9S Cora Saves Il EA&AWz~ -
fezzE-
NhZ ny z-e L. q.
dry ofNErCs fa
BIS P G2v, Czz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02
lack Frost IN Oxsud'

JACK Frcss l. knocking a
our door Open. and VOC vIll
: reEaTSed Eiih better
UltS etc Yea viii also save
half he money Yea have been
spending fer Baking Powders
JACK FROST i the latest
scientific bHe21-ase-- IL -u
certainly pay ycu 10 ur Il.
Only = cents = pound
Oxford Mercantile Co
Wholesale and Retail Areats
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

Hear E1lsrLe Doable Es
March 3 G-p sz =.
f1e
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

j
- eet ID
~ @ae "a sssu Gz-
i MY Is I'D -
fEi-g EEte Colc.
& Pc 3 --h2ea Remedy.
81 v
-1 fc %1
disease
- aa5 ~ 1-s 5o,GS SCI sc.
v El
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

sc1%keepeS can Esve their
ehOice ~ all kinds Of F-&h
Meats al w V RlmbIeS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

Nice Leaf Lard AZ 10 cent.
Pei pound II J. \ CROWS
EAENET.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

Use Chilton'S SarSaparIiA ses
81 sSTufaloGs and blood Ealnfs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

GO 20 Hampton and Posters
foz ArnoGrs Hans and Land.
also Tor enc Coffee and Sugar,
aew Crop Louisiana MOi8SSeS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

sslQ 4Tailed him in Ger
N NJ harber w2s the nan.
e psper was sAe one
oi s-n srpm an old ness
tu Ire used IS shaving
- had happened TO
al NJ oIE Il ii.e LAif dozen
t shop Tie had
u and VS. about
wieu has eye
ApGuJel on Il
A. la-tansk IL hrs aNG
~ Of getting
Is. have aen gone ~. .
least indefinitely Postponed
= w-srt cio call I Gon1
v e-t aen Sc IT,
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Few of Those Who Reached
Port Can Recover From
the Hardships.
MANY PERIsHED ON THE WAY.
Captain Meek of the nl-Fated Steamer
Among Those Who Succumbed
to the Cold.

CANSO, Nova SCOTIA, Jan. 1O-A boat
from the wrecked steamer Ealing reached
here just as night and furious snowstorm
were closing in on the coast. The boat
contained nine survivors of the wreck in a
deplorable condition and the story they
tell of their sufferings since Monday even
ing, when their ship was wrecked. is
thrilling. The sad particulars can only be
gathered from them with difficulty, as all
are severely frostbitten, some unable to
talk, others in delirium.
From Second Officer Thomas. although
his sufferings are intense, was gathered
the following particulars:
The ship struck about P. NJ Monday in
dense vapor, hiding everything from
view. They were unable to see land or
lights and were going at quarter speed.
An hour afterward it was necessary to take
to the boats, as the ship was settling fast
and the sea was very heavy. They were
unable to get the starboard boats clear, as
the ship listed to starboard
The port boats were cleared, and Cap
tain Meek, with the first engineer, second
officer, boatswain and fourteen others, got
in the largest boat. while the first officer,
second and third engineers and three sea-
men took the smaller boat. For several
hours they hung by the line to the wreck,
the smaller boat astern the larger one,
spray and vapor covering the boats and
men with sheeting of ice.
Toward daylight they saw the foremast
of the wreck go by the board, and the ship
settled after it. Then the sea began
breaking heavily around them, and they
were obliged to let go in the hope of reach
ing shore. They soon lost sight OF the
small boat, and concluded that she could
| not have lived in the sea that was running,
and her crew of six had probably perished.
The large boat, in charge of Captain
| Meek, was unable to pull to shore and lost
it's spar and rudder in the effort to make
sail. They were obliged to drift before
the gale and two of the men succumbed to
exposure during Tuesday night. The
| captain and Fireman Wilson died yester-
day morning and later in the day the first
engineer and three others expired. To-
day at noon, as they caught sight of land,
the ninth of the crew, an apprentice
named Gilroy, died.
ALI the dead were consigned to the sea
to keep the heavily iced boat from sinking
and make room for the living to work 1t
is scarcely possible that the rest of the
men can recover, so far gone are some of
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-11
LEAVING THE SYNDICATE.
Other Banks Will Follow the
Example Set by the
Chemical.
1t Is Expected That There Will Be
No Trouble in Disposing of
the Bonds.

NEW YORK. n. Y, Jan. I0-The with
drawal of the Chemical Bank from the
Morgan syndicate was much commented
upon in banking circles to-day. There is
more than an impression that Nassau
street bank, which is also large holder OF
gold, will serve notice of its intention to
withdraw from the syndicate either to-day
or tomorrow.
The Withdrawals by no means endanger
the success of the loan, no matter what
the result may be, SO far as the syndicate
is concerned.
Not few bankers believed that there
will be further defections before the time
for filing subscriptions has expired. The
demand for gold from intending bidders is
good, and no difficulty is experienced in
obtaining a small premium for the metal,
say y per cent.
1t is expected that the Importers and
Traders Bank and several of the largest
insurance companies of this city would
make individual bids for the new Govern
ment loans. One of the insurance compa-
uies, it is thought, will bid for SIC, 900, 900
of the issue