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The Forrest City times., 1896-10-09
Mothers J.W. BECK & Cd

Anxiously watch declining health of their daughters. So many are cut oif by consumption in early years that tlere is real cause for anxiety. In the early stages, when not beyond the reach of medicine, Hoods Sarsa- parilla will restore the quality and quantity of the blood and thus give good health. Read the following letter:
 cit is but just to write about my daughter Cora, aged 19. She was com pletely run down, declining, had that tired feeling, and friends said she would not live over three months. She had bad
The Forrest City times., 1896-10-09

Bryan gave your uncle Joslah a fatal spanking Monday. He said the right thing at the right time and in the right place, and 30,000 people applauded him to the full capacity ofiheir lungs. Even ye staid editor joined in the tremen, dous three cheers for Bryan and Carmack.
The Forrest City times., 1896-10-09

Bryan spoke to 95,0O0 people Monday in Memphis. The Com mereial Appeal, and tbe other gold bug papers of Memphis, together with tho republican associa- ted press, stultify themselves by their ridiculous estimates, placing the number at 10000 or 15,000.
The Forrest City times., 1896-10-09
A CARD.
TO The Democratic Citizens Of St
 Francis County,

Having decided to become. a candi t.te for Representativein the next Gen. rlal Assembly subject to the action of ter Democratic party. and ewing to .,sr short time intervening between COW and the time for the Primary Election. and having to attend court !a Lee county a part of that time therefore unable to meet many of you .n person, l take this method of pre-. senting my claims.
 Will say, l an. a citizen of your coun. i>. having lived here twenty-three years, a lifelong Democrat, farmer in fact and as such, ask your support, promis, ing. if elected-while 1 have no hobby ia offer you-I shall ever be ready to eive my support to such measures as >slail hest promote your interests. Hoping you may give my claims an ull- passed conslderation. before casting aaur votes on October r., am
 l ours for i6 to 1.
 w. F.. FoGG.
The Forrest City times., 1896-10-09
Cough

and nothing seemed to do her any good. happened to read about Hoods Sarsapa- rilla and had her give it trial. From the very first dose she began to get better. After taking few bottles she was com pletely cured and her health has been the best ever since." MRS. ADDIE PECK, F Railroad Place, Amsterdam, N. Y.
 "I will say that my mother has not stated my case in as strong words as l would have done. Hoods Sarsapsriiia has truly cured me and am now we'll" CORA PECK, Amsterdam, My.
 Be sure to get Hoods, because
The Forrest City times., 1896-10-09

Tho republicans are forced to everest straits to figure. out the election of Billie Nick, and have 'o claim all the doubtful states as certain, including Kentucky, Mary and, Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, y isconsin, Iowa and several oth. ITS which will probably go for lily B.
The Forrest City times., 1896-10-09

rnE TIMES is authorized to announce that 8r. r. N. DEROsS1Tr. of Griggs township. is ], candidate forfhe office of Representative ipou St. Frsncis County iR the lower house tf the General Atsembly Of the State of Ar ,nnsss, subject to the action of the democratic itlrtS. '.
The Forrest City times., 1896-10-09

It was tho biggest crowd ever seen in Memphis, and 1t spont lots money-which IS the only fact we regret. Memphis did not deserve the favor.
The Forrest City times., 1896-10-09

MT. Bryan m his Memphis speech, read Josiah Patterson, and those whe believe as he does, out If the Democratic party. In fact he fairly stated the truth when he snid "slch men are without a par ty."
The Forrest City times., 1896-10-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

THE TINES is i,thorized to announce thar S. II. MANN. ots Hadison township. Is acan. iI,te fnr tue ofnIs of representative from St. rsucis county in'the lower house of the Gen tral Assembly of the State of Arkansas sub ncf Co The action of the Democratic primary election.
The Forrest City times., 1896-10-09
Commissioners Sale of Real Estate.

Commissioners Sale of Real Estate.
 Notice is hereby given, that under and by virtue of a decretal order of the St. Francis Circuit Court, in Chancery sitting. rendered on the l2th day of the regular September term 1896, thereof. to-wit on September 19. 1886. in certain cause therein pending. wherein Nancy A. Thorn. as, ct als. are plaintiffs and Senith Webb. ct al, are defendants, the undersigned. will as the special commissioner appointed by the Court to execute said decree. on
 Monday, Nov. 9, 1896, at the front door of the Court House in Forrest City, St. Francis County, Arkan- sas. within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales, offer fpr sale at public outcry. to the highest bidder. on credit of three months from date of sale. the fol. lowing described real estate, to-wit: The fri nel4 sec ,, t 5 Il. IT q. contain ing 146 acres, in St. Francis county, Ar kansas.
 Note with approved security will be re quired of purchaser. and lien will be re. tained on the land to seccre the payment thereof.
 T.C, MERw1N. Special Com.
 Geo. Sibley, Plt'ns. Solicitor. ] Oct, 9, 1896.
The Forrest City times., 1896-10-09
McElRES WINE OFCARDul

will bring girls safely through the crisis. Taken at the first indication of weak ness, it never fails. It regulates the monthly periods with perfect precision. Its action is direct upon the feminine organs that above all others, ought to be strong and well.
 Start the girl right. Don't expose her to the dangers and tortures of dragging weakness, bearing down pains, nervous prostration and the facilitating drains SO common to women.
 : McElree's Wine of Cardui, is home treatment. It does away entirely with abhorrent "localexaminations.
The Forrest City times., 1896-10-09
Tuesday, November 3, 189|

for the purpose of electing Presidential Electors to vote for President and Vice. President of the United States also to elect one Representative in Congress from the First Congressional District of Ar. kansas.
 The voting places in eacl, township of said county are as follows:
 Madison Township at Forrest City. Madison Township at Madison. Madison Township at Waterford's s Storehouse.
 Franks Township at Bonair. Telico Township at Cot.
 Johnson Township at Lilttimer's School House.
 L'Anguile Township at Bible Union Church.
 Prairie Township at Palestine. Goodwin Township at Goodwin. Wheatley Township at Wheatley. GriggS Township at Widener Station. Blackfsh Township at School House on l5 Mile Bayou.
 Blackiish Township at CowRn's Store Given under my hand as Sheriff of St. Francls County, this October :, 1896.
 W. E. WILLIAMS, Sheriff. By JSO. 1. JONES, D. 5.
The Forrest City times., 1896-10-09
Sold a. s,.oo Bottle by Dealers Ia Medic
ELECTION PROCLAMATION

Notice is hereby given, that an election will be held in the several voting precinct Of St. Francis county. Arkansas. on
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-22
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

THE 5000 miners employed at the .5
mines near Springfield, III. went oat on
a strike on the 10Th for an advance IN
wages. They demand J. and S2t4 cents
per ton. gross weight. for mining coal
Ar an early hour On the morning Of
the nth five outlaws appeared A. the
ranch of T. T. Brooke. an EngliShmAn.
near Tankawa. Okla. and who Is coa-
sidered wealthy. They called him 70
the door and commanded him 70 hold an
his hands. their apparent purpose being
robbery
Tue re-pruof cement root - one Of
the Iecturs-rooms IN course OF eonstrae-
ton adjoining the rotanda Of the Uni
versisy Of Virginia. at ChariossesEtlle.
fell IN On the 18th. killing two sarpsa-
tsrs and njaring three others
THE postmaster-yensraI has issued n
fraud order against James {. LovetE
treasurer Of the TorsiIIata Sold Mining
Company. with headquarters in New
YORK. Tn. eoneern advertised mines IN
cAlIforniA
AHEAvY snow fell AZ Menoninee and
throughout the north central p1rs Of
Michigan an the l9ta-
A xEsEo dance aear ScuIIYv1IIe. ARK.
on the 18th broke up n ruS- Two
negro men we're killed
The estimate for the running sx-
penses Of the war ofiee in Washington
=. - - s.ss .a..,-f-.- - -.Esr..rs.,r. =. sA.s
annual expenses for salaries and con
tingsncies in that Office Of sss1. 81 from
the estimates Of four yea-s ago.
A sRgCIAE from Sturgeon Bay. Wis.
says the big steamer Australasia. owned
By James Ccrrigan. of Cleveland. Ohfo.
was burned On the Issh On Lake Micai-
gan and now lies II the bottom Of Whiss
Fish Bay
FAnUREs for the past week have been
3ss in the United States. against 26s
last year. and 40 in Canada. against ss
last year.
A Triple tragedy occurred in Rsy-
noIds county, Mo-, On she 18th John
Iuhoden. with an az. Drained his sister.
his hrother. xho was sick IN bed. and Al
old nan named Jacob Wilhelm
The Merchants BANK. one Of the old
est and for many Years one Of the sound
est financial Institutions OF Atlanta,
Ca. closed iss doors On the 18th. having
made an assignment fur the hsneas af
creditors
MAJ : 7. DtrKfssox. tho ssll-knowr
acrscnaa sz9 hsssdss ct horses. i.sd
SsW YqFs ss Ias gIlA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-22
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.


Jackson. Oct Ia-The Democratic
State executive comm tsna met hers To-
day 10 further consider the question OF
fusion with the Popalisss ot the state.
but n only one member % the PapuIist
committee was present ami there was
no authorized body Zoe the Democratic
committees 20 treat with. nothing vas
accom- pllshed In view % what Hon.
James h Jones' wrote prominent gem
tlemeu Of this Stats. to the effect that
fusion would be OF advantage - tho
party in the West the sentiment of
members Of the committee was auani-
mouslY that fusion would be advisable.
and bad the Populiss committee been in
session there Is little question bat that
an 1nicabls fusion could have been ar
ranged J. ;. Anderson Of I.luderyiale
county. n member OF the P0paliss exec
urive con mittee, Addressed the comm Z
tee and said be haai done every thing in
bis power to get the Populist committee
together, but bad failed. Special %
the Commercial Appeal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-22

tisesnvilIs has received more than
.. iloa bales d cotton This large guam
sitY has been received N less than two
months, ami fsw OF cur citizens realize
Nbas shat number Of bales represents.
In money value e = nearly one million
dollars. In .iza it covers nearly ton
acres % land & > a grani sight to
visit the compress yard and ses this
nAss of 1attoa- Et requires quite an
army 81 clerks ami laharers - attend 70
tnfs has.a~ss - loading aad unloading.
s1cr1ng. sampisHg and weighing. We
1rs za'nrusst that t5n la3urers ara A.
s2F< .anrs.. anat sAat the par ruil az
se.< SIS ever g. ssaA -tsrrenviils Dem
ta~ze
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-22

The managers * the vseixsbarx Err
position aze working hard "a m1xs the
same -rpzs SUCCESS. 4nsE believe there
= engszh evI1eHce< nov 20 prssizet th&s
ie nj re<uit ta4s SAY. Ths aalI&ingS
are nox practically r-aaiv sor aKhabinx
The n~-roes - the Ssaas Ars taxing
xr~1t interest IN thsfr porsian ~ lhe
exhibit. aasE iE . hsiiev=si rhis aeatsra
Of he expeslsisa ztii ace aalY - sae
u sae most Interesting. aaE 84sa 2na
m1st successful Tas exuasa t4saa sness
November a.a. an4 ~il1 eaanss@ tsIf
the tstA. ins.iaslxel Ths fsalav e
stock PROM s-s - 10 anusazssw aas
and a. lowers % sAarsl,slza ar-.i assr~ss.
hogs, s4ttls. psaltrT. s1ss. saea.a -
sar- ~ 1taemL The ssssthzlG xaaaw1
thzs h4rs saea 4rTzaxesA ssll a.
loghssdIF ea1aA Eas 4ss@n.iaa ~ al
caiIe,se aEAlecs-s aad 5asgac~ aanF e
them - Be- v-sses@ TIE <zaas - sAr
made sp are asEN~-n .h- >~N1ness-
Tulane and G n u~rS4tF u E1l1iss 4na azssi
University of Nississippi sszsnz. &ai =
grand enga<nnent = ant4el passsA 'rh@
The -1llrua4s SILL al gsss --siuessi r11es
- tha exposition
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-22

b Horner. alias James H. Horner,
alas A. Foia claiming Mobile as his
home. and Prof. C. f. Phipps. ~ large.
were arrested a. Meridian last week and
lodged in Jail. charged with being sas-
pieioHs characters The couple were To
give a musical concert f1r the benefit OF
the Poplar Springs Methodist Church.
The former collected nonsy an the
strength Of being memhsr OF 81 An
4reSs' hxntAaFhaod The - Andre vs.
Gross. nrlgsst IN tia interest ot lha
osdsF. gave hss tsscPlusiaE azd wArn. az
AID eassi1siag sss pahlls agA.nst Ltns.
ace va salss9 sgass assaasA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-22

While in ths city yesterday Mr.
George VI Klein. OF Ball tfround plan
tatiou. Yazoo river. reported a very IN
teresting phenomenon occurring In that
vicinity. AMI At the same time accounted
for it's happening By theory whose
simplicity and extreme probability will
commend itself % persons Of seientiic
sIrn OF mind He stated that Rail
Ground creek which has been dry dur
ing the LATTER part OF the summer. for
the ilrst time in A. least fifty years. has
begun 20 How again. 50 that he - en-
ahled % begin ginning cotton. which he
had postponed ap 60 this time. owing
To the luck Of water As no eartho asIsss
have occurred 70 start the springs By
which tho creek Is fell. and AZ rains
have been wholly wanting in the hills
which give birth TO its head waters. the
incident is one OF special interest. ~
presenting a problem OF some knottf-
ness. Mr.. klein's theory is that =
moisturs-llden atmosphere and cuoler
weather have safiiced To check the in
ordinate evaporation that has hitherto
sucked up the water supply OF the creek
a. fast as is flowed from the springs.
Consequently she water which has
always existed in tho upper levels OF
the creek has sufficed TO maintain the
How below Similar instances are very
common in the arid regions Of tho West.
especially IN Ariznna and New Mexico.
where very considerable streams dis
appear entirely upon reaching the rain
less deserts -Vicxsburg Commercial
Herald
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-22

ra~ tsrm % Iast4eo r z Goeuer en-
Mar A Per manths she friends %
tAre@ Esaaest a1n444azps h4xs been
xeTxiax aa an laisrest slr their ra-
srsessre EsFurites. FAs EsBl5-1nts ara
1asEae e e cassasr Of Hiasls. Hon r
z sla1s.I1zs of esuiah. sad Hon. : H.
Terra - ei4rx~. Nha Is nov circuir
iaazs e hss districs. Two or thr~s
agasr s~azzsara ar- dis sSe.l. the 1ust
prualn@ns oelH- HON T. a. rhampsaa
~ L4nruiu- Nao was ane % tae thr~a
cou azGsssanerx u2xins tas code Of I-1-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-22

Why pay 81. 80 and - per acre rent in
the North when that amount will pur-
chase 4 farm in the SOUTH This ques-
ti0n IS often asked. and yet ali through
the North we find the tenant still pay
ing excessive rentals To that class We
arge. Start anew, cume south, let US
snow you what Wa have to offer. Your
Landlord may try To convince you that
the lands we offer are worn out. ETC..
but We solicit yoa To come and see for
YOGrseif The tenant farmer practically y
has docs hangiu- s.sr IS h"cG -
West Point Forum
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-22

oua secretary II the { nltetl states EN-
bassy IN London, 10 Miss Marietta Ord, |
daughter of a prominent London
physician. was celebrated at ~.
Georges, Hanover square. oa the 18TH.
REvs J. 81 CRAwFeRp, a Presbyte-
rian Clergyman Of Indianapolis. Ind.
age't 80. who was visiting friends in
Los Angeles. Cal. dropped dead FROM
heart disease, on tire 18th. while max
ing purchase in a clothing ssure.
J. D. kENSEDY. a banker. and ore os
the wealthiest citizens Of Manchester
Ia euinmirted suicide. on the 18th. bv
hanging B,ssiness reverses are saint.
10 have led to the suicide.
PEARsoN It wErzEL's big wholesale
fuesnsware establishment at Indian
upolis. Ind, was destroyed By ire on
the 18th The loss will be over So
uo0; insured
Ir II reported that a railway train
en- the Saar Eiffel line. Berlin. convey
ing large number of recruits, was
thrys'vn frvm the tracks. on the 18th.
and 80 persons killed and many mere
iniure,I
Tnx total registration in Detroit.
Mich, this wear foots up -. aa.. which
is a gain over four years ago Of .. so.
THE steamship Columbia. whieh ar
rived at New York from Southampton.
on the 18th, brought 81. 65s. 500 in gold.
C0nsiguments of 81 an0.0ua on the Nor
mania and $3.50. 0o8 On the Etruria were
expected
The treasury gold reserve at the
close Of business. on the 10Th. stood at
sfes, 09T. 10. The davrs Withdrawals at
New York city were $a7S. eaa.
A SENSATION was created at tiiovers-
vile. y v. ON the idth. BY the arrest
of City Clerk Wilmarth on charge of
fals5fviug the eitv's accounts and con-
verting money u his own use. VII
marth, Nhen arraigned. pleaaed not
guilty H. was released on sIu.G00
bail
THKEE irsmen were kiIlesI and sew
eral were seriously injured BY col
lapsing floors. during fire in Mon
treal, Tan. on the 10th. said to have
been the most disastrous eoBhagration
occurring in that city for many years.
HAEnED CAvELLE, alias Einball, the
matrimonial sSindler. pleaded guilty,
on the 18TH. before Judge Taft in the
nitesi States court at Cincinnati, and
was sent t0 the Ohio psnltentary Tor
= months and heavily nned
lhk bethlenem tFa-l Iron To- has
been notified that the test plates rep
ressnting the group OF 10 plates Tor
the turret OF The kussiaa vessel Kos
thislav has Successfully withst"od the
pom oarument OF the olg Prvleetiies.
ana lhas th- group mas oeen aseepee1
y e"e n"sS'.iA government o''ieiaais-
me pia1es are cry ut iiehes 'hleN-
ANhisAS Satdld itseli' on the Ioth,
Ia welcoming william Jennings Bryan
and the nominee returned The eompti-
ment oy hreasing MS own as Wei as
all other campaign rec"rdA lie spoke
% = meetings beginning at seven
o clock IN the morning st MnSkegoH.
an" eH'4An~ ae Lansing si"ss 9" uiie'-
1is
AN' + - ~. ho"''l-i-s' AiS ahnuai
EePo'l % '4is % "ar- aeAees
e1a'A1 LAe hummer u en4sSsiii@ne = anu
= .-AA' - .k e"0 pse
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-22

Wsssr valley. shss t1-Ns~x reacha.l
here sa4-ay u a burglary niSas b~fars
ltst isist arruss The c0aHsT line Of Panala.
SONS Ten miies north sest % this place
aiilah Joanson- an 1Eed farmer. h2i
acrGnal1te4 about Si00. which he kept
n \ rr1nx The truuS vas tuana ves-
tertay morn ny ahoar ssFl yards from
the house. rirsed ef the money Thsrs
= 40 cieN - the burglars Mr. John
s0n sas over 70 years sf age and ais Ioss
Is xsenly felt Ia ais old age.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-22

As IN evidence OF what the sod Of
this this county can be made 10 pruducp.
J. IT, Collins informs as that since lAst
September, OF half acre Of ground. he
has sold so worth Of turnips. AMI after
harvesting the turHips he planted the
same ground in sugar zane, which crop.
II placed on the MARKET. would bring
$40, making gross return from tho half
acre Of st60 To produce this result it
cost Mr.. Collins in fertilizers and Labor
the suT Ot 81, making his net profit
the handsome sum Of st50 -Wesson
N rrnr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-22

The board ef Massissla api lese@ con-
nissiane-s met - tsr@~nEil-a s4st wees
and let contrasts for lesss 4orx 4srxre-
ZaEng about sso.0rs Ezris. Haa- J. 81
Jayne. reeent1Y y appointed commissioner
IN piacs sf Hon Johason E-win. "a
signed presented as bond and qaaliaesi
a. n member Of she board Afser trans
ssrt.ng r1utins business The board ad-
i0G-re1- The next meetlng VII be
aeld in January. I>9T.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-22
oRENCHED WITH NEW WINE.
A New Wsy of Extiag gushing Fires De-
vsisps In California

SANTA Rosa. Cal. Oct. i6-Korbet's
big winery At Korbert's station, few
miles from Guerlsville was badly dam
aged by fire. one Of the large presses
was destroyed and about $4,000 gal
ions of new wine were turned loose.
Water being scarce. pumps were ap-
piled 20 the wine casks. the vine being
thrown ca the aales with good ssfeGt.
TIE cellars in whieh we're 10000 ga,-
iona cs old wiae ssessd, were aavs6 %
saiz Wzn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-22
Hrss. D.wn ...l Confessed.

VANCOUVER. r. e.. Oct Ia-SheriS
Barnes. Of Pike county. Ohio. arrived
Yesterday from Waveriy 10 take back
J. W. Legg. alias Manley. the default
ing treasurer OF that county. Sheriff
Barnes saw Legg for n few minutes
and during the interview Legg almost
broke down. tie stated that since his
departure he had been tormented and
had taken morphine and whisky 70
deadsn his fears. He was glad 10 20
back aud would not fight extrzdition
He thought. moreover. he could find a
portion of the money he had taken
The sheriff leaves to-day with his pris-
oner-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-22
AN ALLEGED ATTEMPT
To Wrrek . Train Bearing the King and
Qus~a Regent of spain

LONDON, Oct IA dispatch TO the
Central News from Madrid SAYS: The
king. queen regent and other mem
bers of the court returned TO the cap
itaI yesterday from san Sebastian,
where they had been spending the
summer. The dispatch adds that an
attempt was made TO wreck the royal
train By some one. presumably n Gu
ban A dynamite bomb had been
placed en- the rails. but Il was diseov-
cred before the train reached the place.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-22

The stockholders Of the Ti9pah
Creamery will soon sell out The re-
ceipts OF milk At this season Of The year
are not safieisns 70 Justify the eoutinu-
alton Of the works.. Thus. one by one.
10 We see the industries Of the country
ANGUISH and die out for want Of little
cooperation IL IS hard tostand by and
see them expire when We had hoped so
much for them But then, 'sis said the
good die young. and we bslisve il AZ.
plies to inanimass Is we'll Rs animate
objects in this vale Of stumps.-RipIey
Afvartfser
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-22
AFFAIRS IN CAESARiA
Causing Anxiety In Csastsntinopt.-rh The
Practices snip Bancroft

LONDON, Oct - The Constantine
pie representative Of the United AssO-
Grated Presses says anxiety IS felt re-
garding the condition Of affairs in
Caesaria. On Friday telegram was
received from a prominent family in
that town saying: we are alive
It is believed IN Coustantinople that
the Washington government has ar
ranged with the porte for n peaceful
passage OF the DardaneIles BY the
United States practice ship Bancroft.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-22

Revenue officers caught blind tiger
1t Columbus last week, and now Nike
Murphy IS IN Jail under sentence Of
90 days sad \ 9aa Of sslQ. Mixa n a
nlacksmish. aud Aai bllad tlgsr "a q
s.de-sa1w q hia h.ssksa!tn shop. To
VII a. to1s % taa fzsm sss tsq
Rsasah
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-22

Secretary Kinhroaga. OF the railroad
commissions has made 4 compilation Of
the gross earnings Of al the railroads n
the state for the year snding June 80
1890. Nhicn will prove interesting The
total gross earniRgsof all the roads xere
stL.e55.654 IL OF course the expenses.
which are enormous. viii have 70 be de-
dgcfed from this sum 20 ascertain what
the net earning were.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-22

Archbishop IRELAND arrived At The
T.fth Av~au,. hosei. New York city. on
the I6rh. - hid farewell 10 Cardinal
SatoJli. late papel delegate to the
United states. who saiieG for Earare
en- sh,. nth.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-22

The Indiana state board Of election
commissioners, on the petition Of the
National democracy for place on the
ballots under that name. unanimously Y
lecided- on the 18th. 10 give the
party a column on The ballots under
the head Cold standard riclSet- 70
protest was entered 70 This decision
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-22

PHKsIDESr CLEVELAND and his off,
eial advisers were in cabinet session
for IN hour and a half. 0n the 18th,
discussing topics to be considered in the
annual reports Of the executive officers
and in the presidents message All
the cabinet officers were present ex-
cent Secretarv Carlisle.