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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27
FOREST FIRES
rhr~st<a th~ city Of <-~ w-.eznlll.s-~
H. s--wsrtsrs rs-@tzaa W h~1E Et~isf. n
D.ag~r-

rhrestsa the ctsy Of ~~~ w~sta taala4st-r
H. wsrtsrs rr-@azza W wA~as El~sd. N
D-ax-r-
SAN FKAScE~.co. Aug "A sp~cial
- the Call fr0m Sazeuaver. Il =.
szys-
~Bgsh fires are raging Nith uaa ha.-i
fury in th- ma inland q British Co
iaIbiA New Westn.nst~r - sur-
rounded and. a arvuseE cannot =. a.
all places al oae~. Il i t~aress s.sgn@
part of the city Will BE- destroyed by
the oneonin. flames IN spite e then
At the Bariaby city limits. a. e shta
avenue, At the >app-rton city la4isz
and On the PIT. EIvrr high rad.
flames are reaching out - the city
frOU every part % the esmpass aasi
sh0nla rain not enua~ and wind spring
sP in the wroug direction nothing can
save psrsioas Of the eiry frosn being
destroyed
The aonx-su@rriEx farn~rs - th<
ioS lands Of Westminster district me-
Yesterday IN large uumh~r- and de-
e.ste4 to unite in r~titianing h"th the
provisional AMI federal governments
- desP-a aud dyke the river TAs
most prominent speakers stated that
this mast t%- ,iass 80 al -zssAss alen-
the VALLEY subject tu Has-ls would ~
&5anston-s4 % the tax collector. A.
wheat grown On shls land took first
prize. win all the vvorid IN eumDeti-
-, at the Worifs fair. sacll a sequel
t0 the hun = would hs disastrous t. ths
y aslle province
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27

Holly Springs. Aug. 9L-tiou- NilIiau
v. >alllvan % LKf1vet - vas nOnfna,es
70 represent the Second eonxressioaa
district of Mississippi IN congress. IL
was nominated on the .0is. ballot. and
a. the roll call of counties proceeded
and cOunfy after eoanty vas placed "a
his credit, the cheering VAS tremendous.
but when Marshall county. betSees
which szi Lafayette there has always
been rivalry. and dGrin- this campaign
some bitterness. cane over ~ith siH
solid votes the applause N1s ds1feaing
Delegates stood on chairs and tables
thres thesr hats in the air anA sho4ss1
themselves hoars@.
H3l- w V >ullivAa xas born in Car
roll county lie graduated in I~7s FROM
Nanierbls UnIversIsy. Nashville. and
was the Oaly one oas % \ class % six
teen - pass lie has been practising
law in Orf1r4 tor t~eaty years, and -
the toremos. iawyer 90 North VI sis
Sippi and one Of the b-ss IN the STATE.
and is partieaiarlv sg1cessf1l Ia the
eo1m@-riai line Four years ago he
Atteuded the national Democrats coa-
v-ntioa a. a delegate A. large from tbs
state. and - aSE member of the zE-
tiOnal executive c, mnittee. lie has
heea apPoszsel b ;Ae governor n mem
Der Of the aasloaal couzz lsstoa ~ form
ulAse uni,orm Avs to~ al States % the
Uaiga-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27

.-CoL HamphTics. whose IDEAS % crecs
have proved - correct this year. ssgs
that this crop Will turn out m1ca
shorter than casual Observers thiax
He says an important feature ef the
weakness has no. been yes dev-I0D=d
and wtll nos be till farmers begin Ell-
nins- lie saEs in i,9i i.sO0 pounds %
seed sottOa made 50o pounds Of lat
Tnis Year. on account Of the excessive
and long eoatinaei drOath. the lins and
seed are 50 dry and light that i viii 70
qaire AZ least /. 80 pounds % seed cot
ton 70 make 5eo pounds Of lint We
have faith IN the geatieman's iptelli-
gent observations and agree that this
will very Waea sher:es the eroF =
Columbus usspasrh
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27
4 HORRIBLE DEATH
fate sf /. Wen Digger In IN. oAss "a
Ft~IaA

FTSD-AT. o.. Aug. eo-O=ea- Wan
mock met his death in a horrible uaz-
ner last night near BlaztOn- he was
drilling in a well for the Ohio on Co.
when the well uuexpeetelly began
spurting oil. Waanoexs clothing
Was completely saturated with the
OIL and aS he started 10 run fr0zl
the derrick. the gas from the vel
i<nited from the are nuder the
boiler. enveloPing the driller in shee;
VI aznss and wAs fatally burned
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27

~ PAUL. MINI. Arg .s--work on
Camp NAso1- where = 0so veterans viii
renew 0ld associations By living again
in t@n.s during the - A r ensamp-
meat we-S. has begun. AMI viii b~
ssaon eumPi-test- There wiIl ~ tssg
tents. covering siX city blo.ks. 80 the
west end % the cable line. au1 al Gun
v~ui-ues-s are being plae~,f th~r~. in
rla'iinE lunch and hospital facilities.
free eooking % all manner q provi-
sious has ben alss arrzHz-i FOR
Street decorations are well under wav.
spas~ of the main doxn-sovxu streets
having doun~,i m1>s % the gala attire
they viii wear for the n-4t three
WEEKS
Cox DIETRICH. Of Chicago. chief Of
STAFF FOR Csanmander-in-Chi Walker.
has been IN the city the pass week
Looking after arrangements. and is
well satisfied with them lie expect.
an enormous crowd The First. Second
znt Third regiments 1ili he IN attend
anse Ana De- police dutv daring he
week
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27

7. NJ Henry in the Conuerri2l A.
peal says one Of the greatest dr7<b=eks
70 many Of the towns Of Mississippi i
the lack Of fire facilities In discuss
lag that feature Of the case as applied
20 HazishsrsH the signal says Halle
hurst hasn't Ere company. bss sac has
socle as brave and daring nen As ever
g-aeed the roll Of any ire company
The WORK 4One in saving the hoss 1
building Thursday night . worthy Q.
the lo1dest praise. IL Vas the xork Ct
caiy ! feE minutes. kss xas worth
thousands q dollars 70 tue town--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27
HORSE AND HORSE.
An os.<s TO the Is.zlt TO the sa<rs<.a
flag - Hsr~~ts1a-

MADKIp. Aug za-Ia Al inserview
yesterday. senior C@nOv&S del Castillo
stated that the govern rueut would not
demand rsparatioc frOnl the United
States for the inSnlt 20 the spanish
tag BY eitizens Of Key West. Fla. for
the reason that the United States had
not demanded reparatioa for the drag
ging on the ground and tearinx Of the
American tag BY students and other
members of a mob in Barcelona SOM
,-wsE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27

The week en1iax August 18th xAs
again aufAsorabie over the greases part
q the STATE 0Nins % the extreme hezT
an1 arYzess prevailing. >ao~ers o.
eurred- bat we're TO la-e - b-neat csst-
toa sad corn. altasESa miner crSPs aad
sall xzni-as Esrs improved oTe- iiuits4
area Coston pie<ing eoatiaues as fast
as she not Neashsr all permit. as4 tn.
erup sill b. picked l1ch earlier tAaz
uszal eNiag - sae iixhs ylel4. aaf eae
reporter ssAfss th4z Vie&izg all ee
aalsaed by ts-ssher Is
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27
TOM REEDS GOOD LUCK
he saee~~as W. u Ka.ssu .. Insurance
Referee

SEw YORK. Aug - The Jourral
this morning says
Thomas Il Reed has Just been aP-
pointed successor to the late Wm- z
Russell. former governor Of Massaehu-
setts. as referee for - OF the principal
life insurance companies Of this e0gz-
try The position carries with il
handsome sslary-b~tter than that
which Mr. Reed receives a. speaker ot
the house Of Representatives. and there
Is littie for the referee To do. The -
( mplniss have 4 general agreement
10 vorx together on certain lines for
their common good II any dispute
arises. which Is seldom. il IS referred
10 the referee. and his decision Is snzL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27
Sensational H~~si=< OF Railroad Brother.
heed

TEzEx HATE. Ind. Aug z4.-The
public union meeting Of the railroad
brotherhood yesterday was of sensa-
tiOnal character by reason of the de-
tenses Of Caief Arthur and GranI
Master Sargent 20 the charges Of Eu-
gene V D~bs IN the past few year
and especially because the meeting
~as held a. p=bs' home. Tue local
trade unions deliberately sHUbbed the
meeting. which called forth remark
BY the grand o&cers4 Slight refer
enees were made 70 the political issues
Of the day
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27

4 competitive examinatioa was heIu
BY County Superintendent J. L Eekeis
Of Pamela county. at Sardis last week
for admission 10 the l. !. and &. n
Columbus and tEe \ and " az S.ark-
Vile Five young ladies' appeared
and were examined for Columbus. all
Of whom were admitted Mes<rs-
Robert T. Mitchell. OF Pleasant G-ore.
aud Ben Faulkner. Of Courtland. we're
also examined and admitted 10 scholar
ship a. the A =l4 NJ Starkville.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27

Tie eOGrts Nill decide On September
Ssh sao 5 the secretary 4ad treasurer
Of the Mississippi levse boar1- Ono
sArrznrO proceedings have been sSOcz
O9r against W A. EEsruan. Esa-. the
old secretary Aal treasurer Of tss board.
By Ma W Z Montgomery. who ~As
rsesatlF elected % the o1cs- Mr.
EvernAz retains the books nAi papers
belc1xizg % the once. claimed tkzf
tie s-ecti0a Of NJ Noatgoz-ry was
llegzL Tie eO1rs ~iII pass On tAe
question N controEersy on September
-fth--I- NJ Henry in Co1ne-eiaI Ap-
zeal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27

G1Dee h ne greatest wia<-PrOsl9cing
esnn<ry - the worsd ard its people ara
x1wnr3ed - . ratioa os wfne-drHakerx
Csusnssay enczgh resent rspo-ts inda-
mf< xhst - p<u.sscrioa Of grzp<s : de-
er<nning. nnd that Esore attession Is
s~u b<isg paid 20 apples azd 70 the cider
1n1nn<ry- In 1sz5 there were S-s.0ocs-
ecee.zln.s - cider PrOdue<d IN FraEe-.
uhk<k = rs7,1GD. .0oo gailons more thaE
1rw tha prxvz0uz year and 7s5.nSo .ooo
rnl1nna meFs than fer the average
81 ~ s<1 presiding yearx IL is
prrdz<sed dat. instead Of wine.
elder VII nssa become the national
irfzk-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27

A. the rpaeas meetsag % sae ho.-I q
sups-yisors of Tate eoaatF TIE realty.
Eaich = assessed a. as1zt SIs1. go les
taaa lKst yezr- Eas -alse1 perhaps -
mEeh A. slssa. co. The boa-yt adopted
uniform rEle IN Ea<iag a. e its
changes Iss personally : assessed
4b0gs s-s,0eo more thaa lass year The
enguerasioa Of e&scahle chiIdrsa fos
both races Is zb0gt 90 shors q TIE Iass
snEEer1tiou. which S1s taken "A I-9ra
This ~ilI cause loss % ths schoel fuu5
OF abogt >>sl4 Or S<-s yel-i y--s=n1to-
biz Democrat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27

The wys9ing republicans have nom
hsted . uo0an for presidential eI~csor
o1s Al IL hezusies Of woman suffruge
- Wyoufng . that IL came without agi-
ssfinn snd without asy organixafion By
IT, womea The wo@es of Wyoming
hsv~ their rtght Of suTrsge reeogaizrd
Sns< - have th< n~n- and th~rr n~yer has
been = WEN suffrage eanpaign II the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27

Car Si<Aszzx is falling inso the same
esntirs.Su ef s<rroriSn ~hirh sfIsiete-i
1is rr-si~r<xs1rx 90 aeroz1s Of the aihii-
ktlc ptoex- A Easxsaa exzr r~ally
do<sn's have nzurh fgn- The zzaiIi<tic
- works IN the dark and the azzaal ex-
pxn=< of the precautions 70 protect the
enr frun bomh=. dag<erx and outlets
would rua e<<n IN ni-goT~rn=<s Aneri-
enu rFex 8Havexr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27

1hs keys Of the typewriter often IN
Dsk both hearts and pocketbooks- JohE
g e1DonSIx. of San Francisco. left all
- properfy. sis5.eoo. 10 a widow whs
- his typewriting for him His r~Ia-
e1ses think that some undue influences
were brought to bear on the deceased.
snd win try concInsiors in the courts.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27
= Fatal RiOT


CEsEDo. " Va. Aax @s-Fertv
miles soath % here on EiaaS ere~<. IN
the extreme southern part of Wayne
county, a riot occurred saturday ev~u-
ing between ! number u men wha
had eoaxregzted a. = er0ss roasss store
The troable was bruuzh- AboEt By
discussion Of The aua1cizl question.
Aad as a result HArrss Tomi1ns j
dead. he having been stabbed several
times aboat ths bos.T with knife.
There were more than dozen per-
sons Engaged N the diraculty. ali Of
Whom we're more or less injured.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27

The rsiir0a4 CON mission Was N ses-
saoa a. Iaexsoa lass ~ess- Tue ease o;
T r. Pestgs against TIE Alabama *
Nicksburg r1iIroa4 was hzaiiy setsie.-
The question related 70 to openia- o.
4 ssr=es erussn- Tue q nnlssa0n seat
n request 70 PresaIent Ba-vev that se
o7ea the crgssiax. On ia <roand thzf
pGblic necessity 4em1a-e4 IL Tie
ease % Z l. LsEis - ths >oG.hera
E1l4say rsm.nS On ,a- docEe- Tne
company haviz< failed 70 make TN
proxemen.s satisfactory - the eitiE~ns.
Com missioner J. J EsanS a A. 1rpos nts1
10 investigate the sane The schedule
% rsGzce4 uziso-E rates subrsi tied 10
70 the Commission By representatives %
the Varicus railroads t0r rati1catioa - ~
deemed ia1te4s szfe - the necessities of
Local proiacers- Commissioner Nslnass
Nas appointed 20 draft a schedule OF
rates aR1 sabnit th@ sane a. the zrss
ue~ting in Sepremb@r- The quessioa
q the removal % the depot f-nm irs
present site a. Vests hF carry NJ j. go
feet further north Sas aaaIly setEIe,l -
the sltfsf1ctiou % al corceruss: Con
missioner J. J. EEazs personally invss-
tigatel the matter "a compaay aith tae
railroad Ole as The railroad l<-Sed
"a open another crossing 0a the present
depot site
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27

Th< reqaest OF some cyclists that ear
Eiages be eunp<IlsS1 20 carry a hsl er
ether signal NAV be followed BY a Dr.
naEd that bells - hang os al COWS \
Young wouzza in Indiana. risliEg g-ae~-
! fully along IN the country At evsntisir.
/, sudderly found her wheel ruaniag mp
fhe back OF cow Lving By the roaslSisas-
she Was thrown and the machine vas
, Kicked into the ditch
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27

A nam uko makes his home at : farm
hous< in Dover. Del has built up quite
IN industry In spruce gum Since he
started in busin>ss he has disposed Of
abuzx 40no boxes As each box con
sasns 80 p5rces. the whole number
would fss< up to l.0oa,91O ehevs. which
eaIls for vast amoant Of Jaw wagying.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27

The aGthoritiss Of the wss. Missis-
sipgi Association which sill give a fzir
N Viexsbgrg Sosenber ash % rsxa.
have Invited the negroes % eoz pete
slEh ths whites t0r the prezizzs 70 be
01e-~d % every derartzea- azd have
4ls0 signi1ed the Ia,entioa of setting
sparr ons day % she fair - be knoEu
- Negro Day aad devoted 70 their
o~ae9- Taers Is No 401ks thas tass
gzsrtgrs sill be resuondec % xfrh .saI
aa@ rsaE the race sill make n ere1isaBle
4lspAay- The association kas applied
for admission iaso the AEs-ican Trus-
lzg Association
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27

The Nieksbarg box fa--ory has pgr-
chased site near that city and viii be
n operation in October AZ the latest
Il ~iil employ a considerable capital in
converting cottonwood lumber ints
hoxes and shoe eases
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27
'rown-1 ~ Tr.se-.= CITY by shs Upset.
tfn< Of HIS CAnas.

W Fleming. one ofthe most prominent
and prosperous yOunx business men ~
this city. was drowned IN tae bay hers
yesterday afteruoon- Mr. Fleming
and T. Lndzzte. manager of .he
Traverse City Lumber Co. were taking
their families across the bag % agros=
for \ picnic The ladies were IN :
large rOwbost. but Fie@ing ard lad
gate were in \ snail eanoe whieh was
apSst By n large wave Lads4ie WAS
rescued with diligently. but Flenlnz's
body has not yet been recovered
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27

A holiness meeting IS in progress
az Victoria More extensive p-ep4-a-
tons than ever have been uaz5e. an4 Il
is tsOGght thai this years wfIl eclipse
all previous Oaes TIE meeriax usIl
e0atiars tea o twelve days
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27

The state lost c0nsiterahie sun q
moaey last rear On the penis@asiAry
eotEoa b. sol4ia- = siiI late IN the sea-
sou l. Ess held sxP-etlnx a rise IN
prices. WAiea failed 70 nase-i4liEs-
Thss yeAE the board rs 4se5Ge4 20 sell
The cotton as f4ss As Is caa be aaAr2etes3-
Is : the prsssa. inteation nos 70 he'd
more t5aa 50 bales a. tine When
this qgAnEity i -iHaed the eostoz bay-
srs all be notified. and the cotton sold.
The piekin< s progressing snely en al
the farms. and the crops fully eqaaI 70
the averaxe--T. II Hszzy in C0@zer-
eial Appeal
rh< ><~ csarth~a>~ 20 Cs-E eGT.ooa.
OF the plzns Submitted 70 the board
OF "a pervisors for I uew courthouse a.
k0s=1asko. that OF A. J. Bryan 4 Co. .
% Atlanta. G1ss vas considered the best
and xas accepted last week Il repre-
seats hoase - eOss nearly sI7.oooL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27

Pruk Ill IL astronomer royal Of Irs-
lad - Hninh<d curious calculation
- ths dis<nnre to the nearest OF the
-Hxed sossz.- Inspired by visit TO one
cf tke Lnnnnnhire thread factories The
sup<rintan1nzt OF the factory Informed
~ s1nr~gnnkr that the combined out
pu9 - IL various factories was ! IS. GO. :
- nil<s of thread per day. Prot Bail
yep1E<d that II all the factories in Lam
euahIre sho11h work day and night pro-
1neing 1Ss,ceo.0oo miles of thread every
- hours. 4 would take them 200 years
10 spin . thErad long enough 10 reach
from the enxth to the nearest Of the
1xed stnrn-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27

Quick-1rinx guns are more depended
upon at the present day than extreme
kngth Of range. and in this respect what
- eonsfdered the most wonderful Of
Gun4 perhaps. is one of the Maxirns.
which can fr~ as many as 500 shots a
1fnute. and Jet Is SO light that a sol
a5<r ean carry it strapped to his back.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27

CneIe Sans standing army = slsrw-
IL Rrowfng. and ze'ror3lD< 10 n rer~Ht
repugx IL hacks but 60 of is g1xfzsm
str~ngth Of 1900 m~n- Thfs iHerrzs~
hzs be<n accomplished ey the a~w sss-
xem = recruitinz. ard Il Is gratifying
1on1oe thnf not only are the ezinsm~nrs
mnDo uumerrGs- but 4 very P<rerpsibi-
lmpgoRDezf : shown in The p~rSsnz<E
VIA - smaH ssanding army a. this
ouumSzy - l. is essential that every
n shnu51 BE <oo.i soldier
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27

a nsn II New York who married II
voU<n withoat getting a divorce from
sny of A<m has been sent to the pcni-
s<nttary for enc year As none Ct the
injured wom<n will be able 10 inter
vs<w him until the end OF that time
- sentence tooks more ike q reward
tkan punishment
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27

A. the first term q his e0grs held a.
Louisville. Winston county. Judxe Hu4
GlessOn. in seassaeing 4 blind tiger
keeper s.ztet thas he w4s gOing %
make il especially bard On thas class Of
IasbrezkerS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27

- fhcuxznd kzrrels Of acur were or
4rred r<crnsly from MooiIe frm fa<
0rnnnh Houduras. and Louisiana r-ser-
chant back from Honduras says that
th< trade b<twesa that country a7d sAr
states = inrrra<frx.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27

Wha.- exriaims the Boston Home
Journal -fE<is the lost umbr~Ifass-- =
We have IN eye on the seoundreI n ho
fEds fkem - this o-fie~. bat IL they are
rxtnrne1 before the fall rains no gaes-
teas WIN - n~kra
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27

AboGt thirty men FROM the vzriogs
leparsmsats IN the IIIinois CeatrzI
sh0ps n wate- Valler Eere in4s5aitely
suspended Lass week Th.s Suspension
E1s tnads 70 ezrt2ii expenses.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27

That the report of Dr. Nansen reach
ing the north pole was canard is now
satisfactory prcven-if more proof were
needed-by the explorer himself. who
- progressed far enough back toward
ezvilizntion to announce that his trip
vn1 Z eompnrative failure. notwith-
o1nn1zng thnt he went IS miles farther
unr<h a. my previous expedition In
~ gune - il may be quite positively
aonrroD1 - the recent report Of the
sixh1lnR - Andree's balloon in British
Celun1l. = - fake pure and SIM
pza- - - 11Be the word should have
becume w1nlw than to accept such
xumorn - puB1<nble truth
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27

The ease % Buck Terrell. charged
vita alGgisr. Eas called a. Raymond
lass week aud mo:Ion made by counsel
fer the defense 70 qgasb the special
Venire Summoned for the ease and set
another day aaI Gra~ another special
vsuiFr. because aPon tue day for trial.
there was no one 70 hold The court TIE
motion vas overru.ed. bat the case was
Afterwards euntinusd antil next term.
n the principal witnesses did not ap-
pear. Back Terrell xas eo1victed q
marie a. the l1ss term of court and
x@s gran.r,i = aeE trial because one %
tie iurers. wh9 sls upon ths ease. bad
served On The grand iEry. Which indicted
him i i aos Likely that they Will
ever Be mare successful IN securing tEs
witnesses thzn tney kave been al this
term aad .t : probable that tae case
xiII never be srlef again
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27

uhn<h<r widoux and widowers 0aght to
eaxry. ~ Norselli. an Italian STA
1xeiaa. kas shown that the number of
or1rfdes omnnG flows and wid0wers
!. cx1sslIsrly I.rsnnA-0us Of sss men
~ euuu.1<1sd in Italy. ioo
ux1o mnxz1nI. nos bachelors and
~ wezp vf1r.<rs- As TO women who
unmu141o1 ouGef1e. in both France and
ItnIr - m1jerity were found TO be
u1zuuH H. figures are startling.
~ - 1nu11 some other philosopher
epu11 - - . good ease for the other
-. II ou<luxion. in any esent. is
- Nzzz44 Eht % rxmarry.
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PASSENGERS.
Arrived.

From Maui and Hawaii, per stmr
Kinau, June 13.-Volcano: c. II.
Brown, Miss L. Hume, Miss c. Small,
Ed C. Hume, Miss M. Kennedy, Edgar
Durham, Mrs. A. M. Thomas, Mrs. j. T..
Lewis, l.. Turner, Mrs. S. Pulsen, L..
Winl<leman, a. Dempster, r. A. Ly-
man, Jr., w. w. Goodale, G. X. Wilder,
j. Renton, j. ia. Monsarrat, Miss c.
Woods, Miss j. II. Woods, Miss Lucy
Woods, Miss NJ. o. Paulding, Miss G.
Garnett, w. H. Cornwell, Chang Kim,
Koko, and 106 on deck.
From Maui, per stmr Claudine, June
al. A. Thurston, Bro. Bertram, c.
A. Doyle, j. X. Josepa, II. Vierra, Il.
Jackson, j. Buckingham, j. Neil, F.
Glenn, All Mi, Loo Joe, j. X. Hanuna,
G. w. Smith, d. Mack and fifty-four on
deck.
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A man went into dentists shop Dc
have a tooth extracted, but as he
thought the dentists charges were rath.
err high he asked IL he couldn't pay on
the installment plan.
Certainly" replied the dentist,
"but when patient pays in instalments
we pull the tooth on the installment
plan Also"
'How's that?''
my charge for pulling tooth is
S."
$50 you said"
VERY we'll How much q week dc
you propose to pay?"
about 25 cents.''
''All right. Get into this chair and ]
will pull on the tooth 25 cents worth,
and you can pay the first installment.
Come in again next week and ] will
jerk the second installment out Of you,
and the next
But the patient had vanished. Texas
Siftings.