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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-09-03
Hanover Pos,-Omce Robbed.

The post-ofice at Hanover was entered some
time Saturday morning by burglars, and between
S35 and $40 was taken. The burglars left $500
which was in a steel chest. They entered by
forcing a rear window. The safe was blown
open, but the fact that the box containing the
large amount of money was not tempered with
leads to the belief that the robbers were fright
ened away Several mail bags cut open,
but no mail was taken. The Office was almost
completely wrecked by the explosion. A drill
and monkey wrench and several chisels were
left behind by the thieves.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-09-03
Farthouake and Tidal Wave in Japan

Japan suffered a great disaster on Aug. and
G, when severe earthquake was followed by
tidal wave which raised rivers flowing to the sea
IS to 80 feet above their usual height; causing
great destruction to property and much loss OF
life From the reports received at 1okohama up
to Aug. 10 it was known that over 200 people ha1
been killed or fatally injured. About oOOO ouilu,
and fully one.tenth that number swept away,
The latest reports are that the loss OF me aho
damage will undoubtedly be greater than at nrs'
rPDOrtpd.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-09-03
A Millionaire Dentist Who Has Cared
for the Teeth of Royalty 40 Years.

! DR.. Thomas W. Evans, an American who has
worldwide fame a dentist, arrived in New
York this week, having come from Paris with the
body of his wife. He has had an Office in Paris
40 years and his customers have included most of
the royalty of Europe and many celebrities. Or.
Evans is worth millions Of dollars. and is
said to have five million dollars invested
in New York real estate. He served Ma
poleon ILL., Empress Eugene and all the mon
archs of Europe except Queen Victoria and the
present Sultan of Turkey. 1t was in his carriage
that the Empress Eugene escaped from Paris
after the battle of Sedan. DR.. Evans has many
orders and decorations.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-09-03

A. L. Putuey, the Keene liveryman, has re-
turned after fruitess chase in Massachusetts
and New York for a team which was stolen from
his stables Aug. IS. The team driven
through Bennington, Vt, two days later. The
thief was Geo. S. Ward, and he was accompanied
by young oman of about % who claimed to be
his wife Both had been employed on the farm
of Chauncey Grimes in Westmoreland. Ward
claimed that his home was in Springfield, Mass.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-09-03
Knew the Combination and. Got s32,'
900.

Burglars broke into the Dominion BANK al
Napanee Ont, Friday night and got away WIN
S32 COO No trace of the thieves has yet been dis
covered. It, took the bank officers until Sunday
NIGHT To get into the safe the combination OF
which the burglars changed and thus temporarily
hid the extent of the robbery Only two persons
both officers, were known to have the comoiha
RON Of the vault locks OF the amount stolen
S22 600 was in cash and $4,000 in checks. When
the bank was opened Saturday morning the ROB
berry was not suspected as the safe had been
out of order before.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-09-03
Farmer N1ysteriously Killed.

Burton Hotchkiss, %, married farmer resid
ing in the hamlet of Rockland, in the northeast
ern part of KilngWOrth, Conn, was mysterously
murdered Friday night. He was in his sitting
room at the time with one of his children in his
lap. when a shot came through the open window
and lodged in his neck, killing him instantly.
Hotchkiss was a game warden and the shot may
have been fired by poacher.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-09-03
$4,000 in Public Requests.
The Town of Hartford May Receive
$4,000 from the Estate of Charles
II. wilder,


$4,000 from the Estate of Charles
T. wilder.
The will of Charles T. Wilder of Wellesley.
Mass, who died recently at Olcott, bequeaths
'Sl2' 600 for public purposes. There requests
of $40 COO each to the First Congregational church
of Wellesley, Whitman college IN Walla Waa
Wash kimball Union academy at Meriden, N
H., the Board Of Foreign Missions. Carlton col
ege IN Mortified, MINI, Roberts college in Con.
stantinope. the American Home Mission society
the Colorado Springs Colo, college, the Ameri
can Home Mission association, the American
school for girls at Constantinope, and 5000 to
the Mary Hitchcock hospital at Hanover, y. II.
The will also provides that in case the town of
Hartford, VI, shall cause the change of the
name Of the post Office railroad station and vii.
lage called Olcott to Wilder, that sic 0OJ be ex-
pended for the building of a bridge across the
Connecticut river opposite the town. cudicil
is attached 10 the viii. BY it - 90 is taken from
the sum of $4,000 named in the will for the Kim
ball Union academy at Merden, y. H.. aud SIS
600 is given to Amherst college.
The village OF Olcott was built largely through
the efforts Of Mr.. Wilder. who built the large
paper mills on the Connecticut river at that
place. He had a summer home at Olcott.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-09-03
Poland Now charged with Adultery

Herbert Poland, who was arrested at White
River junction charged with procuring the poi
son with which Dora Gu, Imam is supposed to
have been murdered at Lincoln, Aug. II, vill not
be tried in the Washington county court, the case
against him having been mol pressed He has
been taken TO Nergennes for confinement, and a
warrant has been issued in Addison county
charging him with adultery with Mrs. Vivian
Barrett the sister of the murdered girl. Mrs.
Barrett has not been arrested for alleged com
plicity with the Dora Cushman case, as stated in
nAur
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-09-03

John Swan OF Stamford, Conn a senior at Har
ward. attempted TO pick berries on the edge of
precpice 300 feet high on Monument mountain
near Stockbridge Mass, Saturday. when the rock
gave way and he fell 100 feet, striking on a tree
top. and then falling p feet to the rocks, still
nearly 200 feet from the bottom of the precipice.
He was rescued with difficulty by his companions.
His left and leg were broken, and il is feared
that his spine is injured.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-09-03
..NolhImg Venture. NolhIng Have

Rev. John Reid, jr., of Great Falls, Mon, rec
commended Ely's Cream Balm TO me. can EN-
phasize his statement. 1T is positive cure for
catarrh if used as directed Rev. Francis W.
Poole, Pastor Central Pres. Church, Helena
Mont
1t is the medicine above all others for catarrh,
Cream Balm with safety and 1t does all that is
claimed for it.-B W. Sperry, Hartford, Conn.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-09-03
THE TURF.
John II. Gentry Lowers the Vermont
Track Record TO 2iO7.

Track Record TO 2iO7.
vermont's new track record for trotting
horse, 2:ll Ia was broken by John R, Gentry
Saturday at Barre. The great PAGERS, John r
Gentry and Robert j, brought out a crowd of
fully 1000 people. The track was in excelle {
condition. The mile was an unusually even one.
The first quarter was made in 81 l-2 the half in
1880. the three quarters in 1885, and the mile in
2:O7 the fastest time by four and one-half sec
onds ever credited to a horse over Vermont
track and within two and one half seconds of thu
worlds record for half mile rings. Robert is
mile was altogether different. The knocH -knerd
PAGER reached the quarter pole in 30 i2 At the
half, which he went in /: 05, he was two seconds
slower, but on the back stretch he made won
derfu burst of speed, going at a 2:0i clip and re
ducng the difference to one second, 1886, for tht
three quarters, and finishing the mile easily II
9OS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-09-03
The Poultney Journal Burned Out.

The block on Main street at Poultney occupied
by the Journal printing establishment and E. w.
Jones's clothing store vas Quilted by fire Friday
morning The office Of the Journal was cleaned
out and the clothing store suffered nearly as
much. The machinery and presses in tie base
ment were not damaged except by little water.
The loss on the whole block will probably amount
to $780, the most of which is covered by insur-
ance. The building is wooden structure, two
stories high, with basement. 1t vas owned by
Thomas Edwards estate and stood on the
land of the Delaware aud Hudson Canal com pany
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-09-03
Halifax Tax Notice.

TNHE taxpayers of Halifax are hereby notified
i that the selectmeu have placed in nv hands
for collection the town and state tax of 15 cents
on the dollar; a discount of per cent will be al
lowed if paid within 90 days from the date of this
notice NJ WEEKS, Treasurer
Halifax, Vt, Sept. 3, 1897. 1861
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-09-03
Accounts $4,000 Short.
Action Against BOndsmen of Late Sup
erIntendent and Auditor of Lebanon
Springs Road.

Justice Edwards of Hudson, n. Y, was granted
an order on the application of E. w. Paige for
leave TO sue the bondsmen of the late w. V. V.
Reynolds, receiver of the Lebanon Springs rail
road. to recover SEQ CO., the amount of the bonds
furnished by him for the faithful performance
of his duties. The papers in tht action were filed
today with the county clerk. The original bonds
men of Mr. Reynolds were Henry Knickerbocker
of New York and Elnathan Sweet of Albany, now
receiver of the road Mr.. knickerbocker died,
and David c. Briggs, then of Troy but now OF
Chicago was substituted The allegation is
made that as superintendent and auditor of the
Lebanon Springs railroad Mr.. Rey nolds- now de
ceased, drew from the company funds and kept
more than ga GOO of the receipts and earnings,
which fact was not discovered until some time
after his death.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-09-03

Travellers are frequently troubled with dysen-
terry, diarTh9a or other owel complaints brought
DR.. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strewb berry will
bring relief.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-09-03

Daniel G. Rollins, IS, ex.surrogate and ex, dis
trict attorney OF New York, died at his summer
home in Somersworth, New Hampshire, Monday.
Reuben Senger aged 20 years farmer, living
about three miles from CoAtesvIe, was shot and
killed SUNDAY by his grandson, Ralph Moore. A
keg OF beer had been on tap at Sengers. and
young Moore becoming abusive, would not leave
when ordered, but ran INTO the house and shot at
the crowd from window.
Ferdinand WoRhen IS, was burned to death in
fire at TorTngton, Conn, Saturday night which
completely ruined his house His body was
found in the attic where the fire started II is
generally believed that he set fire to the house
and then committed suicide, He is known Ia
have been Respondent of lete and there are ru
mOrs of family troubles. The estimated damage
to the building and contents is 5000 partly in
sured.
The trial of Adolph l. Luetgert for the murder
of his wife began in earnest at Chicago Monday
the preliminary work of securing Jury having
been completed. Contrary to the expt citation OF
the state the jury will be asked by the defence to
witness an experiment IN the vat in the basement
of the sausage factory. The body of man the
same age Mrs. Luetgret was subjected to the
same treatment alleged to have been used 10y
Luetgert upon his wife's body and it resulted il
| the complete skeleton of the cadaver remaining
intact. AS result of that test the defence it il
| said, Will asksJudge Tuthill to remove court anC
| jury to the sausage factory to witness another
! experiment which the defence claims will com
| pletey disprove the states theory OF disntegra
| ton. The pl oseculion claimed that body treat
| ed with chemicals recently was entirely destroy
| cd
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-09-03
Liberation Notice.

~ son, Wilson Irwin Brown, his time during
the remainder of his minority, and shall pay
none of his debts nor claim any of his wages from
this date. MARlNDA II, BROWN,
Brattleboro, Aug. 20, 1897 1851
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07
CKIaEs AND SUICIDES
SOME or THE MORE STARTLING u
MESTIc TRAGEDIES MENTIONED

SOME OF THE MORE STARTLING ID
MESTTc TRAGEDIES MENTIONED
Ian. rs-At chs~a=o. Peter Hog<Azr4 as
nrSxS.ts-f hirslself and family of &
Jaa IENear N1rxxvlii@. No Mrs Do
sauh HII1erhrAntst kiIl~. her ehlldrSz ard
rsh Eat 81. PsnL Ninn-. Jo- Frse<ss,Aa
Nor former sweeEheart- JGl1a ecker. h1s
rsrsI Hoffman. then xfiie-i hlE>el[
Fsb. I-As Ne.toa; la Cszr,ss ....sss Pssrss s'..:
nsather-fn-i4W and sit. trs1-@-
Fen fs-At CerrervtEz-. Ia. G@orxe 1oE~s
killed Leah Martin tsws~E1s2ESl- n@- I-ia1
re --Ssar Rsue Earth cfsy. Ma.
sfS-s.z Ffrky killed wife xzt seat
MAE- IA s9a krzss,ss9sS -. ~ "As-
Apr s-Af HiIlsca- Tex. loan brooss
killed his taugater Gz1 her lover e soat .
sl0p~f ard sslf- A. A4ll@fT- La > ol1eSs
an1 whites kilse1 n ret
Apr f@-Ar Fentwa.er. Nlch-- ;. 3 Ntn-
xkafT killed william =. O SAINTS. MS t41z1-
s-aI'sl Eite ard eAsEcrsn-
Ar rs-Ar Chicago. I0hn Lehman killed
r. Children ard self 112ncl4l tr1zzhle-
A. AT RuckEiIis lad Peter Exh<r=
killed Mrs- Herman hNscnse- cn.screE
Sherir W N NUn. DspgSy sAeEi1 SueSsz
lay ENear Sturgeon Bay. Wis. Ms.
e \ sziler ero~ness her ehii1rsa anA
Nav i[Nesr RipIey. O. wbaow Fitzpat-
riek killed her childrsz ard set.
Nav l-Ar lrWlE~ "a EEEnAAL H~gNI
potsonei hrogher-i1-l2ws vile ard cA1L-
S-er and drowned himself
July 4-Nezr Hunt.nzton- W Va. Etts
Robbfzs killed A J. Call his cACghtss
s.eftse, and wounded the other members
u yi-i,- sI1Sear Attiea. Nsch. George swain
ksIlsI as ! children ard SELF insane Wi1A
s-ief over wife's death
Trfv <.-Nsar R0ySfon- Ga. Dave Berry
man. IN drunken III. killed WIFE cnii-ser
i-r,r Near Jasper. Fla. men killed In
( h-.-is E~rween whites ard nlac<s-
- NAr Kansas CITY. No Ms g
u Green killed her ehilcrS7 ana selI.
- 1s-At Red Key. IEd-. Nrs- Col Yer
{ -, -.ss<ar~-d her children and SELF
80 TT-<ear Richmond. No. Ms Jes-
= v-trrer ard her cEttdrer mur1sIsG
-S-,ssr Tl-Ar clsnwood Springs. CoLr J.
I. Srrrrier shot Nina Cornell aro , =
Wls5a Cher eseoru then kil1sa H1l1ssaa'
Sov- Sat Valley city. y d. man and
vrouuau registering n hotet a. l. O~S1s
- wffs Committed Su1c-ce-
Nov ---Ar De k4lb. H. n l. hoNsTs
killed wife and self
Nuy ==Near 44EioE- u. he-lg E~~e-~
s.flI@a wife and selr-
Tec T-Near Argos. tn--. 1eoEs~ AF~@~o-
killed wife and sell - -. y
Ts~~ I9-At Detroit. Mich-. Ernest l.
f-saSe killed wife and self
- se-Near Mzcel-a. Atnr-. JOIN A1t-
r. sled Fre5ersck Joosinsk. 80, e1.sn-
fs~ an1 himself tl1c4r--@u -1..~s
| PrssToz kIl.sd his wi-es her So "a se-a-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07
NETEDKsHoGY.

reh s-Eatfre ecass froa FIsrsi4 q
Nzln@ s&eaf - heavy E1Ass Feachirr
val0clti1s f-1-a - - = miIas-
Feh tf-Efa4viess s1r1Ws.1rm - ws1ser IN
IT. noi=. insia4ga- iaHa and 5ssutlri
Star. t-E-lss.ts frun Ealz IN Sss k-nsi1nd
Mar. =-FIrss szSxsaH n . years IN san
Mar n-CIoussurS, sisaS Listse sexton
As- s-EE-aVtsss s-ou q years a. BIooz--
A5r E-T--r4ae wi-I as.i suaxstorzl in
Crfrr8e EreeE 6zscrtcr of Col9rGase-
Arr If-Tezas eyeEons Er@czss4 houses az
rseg8r- Ahalens. GarAa. calnr14 30 city ana
Forr wa-rn Heavy saoNfaAl A. Palmer
a. I--Wzeh dazna~- saae by rsrn IN
N-Tuqn eaaEsT- Naz- vA-ase q tstana1
a. r-slasfs1.rsz ~ varsaaz. rares =
Wls-azsln Eashsd aNas eEa.ses az
A. @-Tsr-z.ts asa graf .sa-aa-- ia
k-rs-. S4ztsssxy an,1 Ti--a. a.
Apr --f-yeisne scar Sanhe-r. y. y 10
Cyclsae sf Nasty. Piyazazfh az1 E-eck
Az .-E.ssvaAzy. y D eozspsesely d.
AZ --cyesoae IN Bore. Azt-sau AT
Nfo-res cuunEles N1 C'EeaaEs n Ehsci<z-
AZ Busslsr al Tfrs--er cauasass. Ia
NFay - saszss sz1rzz nelr CEarSsEiiie- Va
aL4T s-gEeAaze AZ Cara ; =
May Z-t,Eetal~ a. i-lnasaan. >ea-- --eF-
rIo-e AZ Warrhinx-en. NJ
MAJ Er-CIaza4hurst a. El1aaaer. VS. ~
Pzna-z- Sea-- Destroyed oE 81 slnsls
sszy l5-SulsAEcn. Pa wz-ckesI ug Al zl-
s-g-Ta zn.z ea1ss-ihss-ss
Msy rs-Tsrnass0 zear Pozsyril,-. I-E
Asy 1-cye5oEe Efl~s s.szta - III
sfay .-s.bo-. : u zsariv ze--aIssa-I
By cials1slzrsE- Fn1-asze- kzn-- alsr-
May @t-CElz.hGrSg h@-Weaz Ia N-lLle
ard STATE Ceaf-r. Ia
May es-Hur-1c1z= ara eisusEH--ss ~
May z-Ruzh HH. NO. ai=-<s s@s--uv@,s
hy torrz1o----Sr- Isc-ls. East - lsaszla ans
yictrfty sEsps BY cycl9zs -lss -
Hurrtcans in In1iAzz "a Erezf 1zE1Ge ~
ElW0ol. Lapsl. Al-x1Ecr1z- Aazs.t11l-r--
Mgnct-. Frzzkto1- ILleoed azi aersf11
June +-Eturr1car@ Fear Fezstqs. E=1-
June s-Ssver@ storm in soErhS~srs-n
Minnesota extensive Frupertg loss
june AWyesh CIry. Ala. dsssrovs-i -
cycloae--- Lake CItF. Cal zz4rly de-
ssrDye1 hy eioutbursr-
June l4-WI1d 4z1 rainStorrz AZ Afiz--t-
City and Azhury Parx. y. J.
June B-Etaa nsar 2s1rfor1. Wts-. 1zz-
June lsLs-tousb.s-Sr near wafktnz. y Y
Tu-e T--Bail5i-zx wrecked AZ kl-Er.ar.
Peu4lose- Anthony and Attiea- kaa-, =
Jure .LTorzzao s~ert marsaa ara
Jackson cgunttrs. O----HzM n wss-s-l
Nebras&z blocks1 railway trzlrx- flur-
rse4ze AZ Rit=evtL-e. In1
Ju.e E-To-uato a. CIaxtcz- CIsar Lake
Neshkoro and La Cross. Wis
June .f-C'yciore IN Texas sN~Fr frurr
wills Pcint 10 Neco. toins izz1szs@ czz-
June z+ciezahgrss H%ar Ma-s=tra. o
Tornado AZ CreSron. Ia
Jur< [-Buihd.n<s wrecked at West
Is0ui zvflie. ky-. by cycicre-
July f-CfoEduErsc Al Bcrs@n- led
July s-Flsod swept valleys hcr1erius
EeEeS z1d Pipe creeks south % B@lfairs
--WAcsrspogt In Oa1o and Narsfau
counties. W Va
Jlly s-Buziasss seesics % Ncbls. IA .
s=E@rTHfW rr1rr
IElv S-Cy cioEe n Df1Ei11ie art Prlrca
Ge1rE@ eo1nsi@s. Va
July If-Corn ara tobacco DESTROYED ~
food r@ar AC--CSra- ny
July lS-Wfud and r4irstorm IN scurh-
Fru Michigan Heavy rain Al FlttshII-.sh
zna sIe<Ae,y id ne1riy S.auosn t4raa-e
July --I'amsEe 10 crops cn Ecansk-
zv-. sa Ss-tA CST1il1s as7grntsd % ear
s.. .s9s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07
TEE-
INVOLVING A Loss OF HALF A MI.
LION DOLLARS Or MORE

INVOLVING A Loss OF HALF A NIL
LION DOLLARS Or MORE
Feb. --rn PnilaseI1hia- Aza~rteaz F.a--
tls1 FGnlsc1tIoa s@clesy. Arzsrfczr Bapefs-
t-ssiort 81 s1eiesy ard a dry ss@sss arE.
sIar. .-At aIinzezuali=. c. v van Duz-n
a Co. etzsEtcr- Sssas'ss
Arr Al Bruasvtck. Ga wha-vez. xz-e-
halsEs ar 5szsi-sss h51r<s fas -
Apr -r-lAr G-sF7s~ CreeS. Cel-. - sszssss-
i-zs- i1reas1ar-. s afs
AEr --CrfVaie CresS- COD. nearly Nsr.s
est - ses-sz1 lEcs-zaAzrv Ere
Apr 1s-At sSalzcy- III. tussaess bglIss-
Nay .-sr saa rransss.s. " A Fur,er
& COS . pants f2ezcrT e. SO
5t1E e-At AAErsA- o. business houses.
sfAy i3-As Ashland. ws. eockase ar.
JuIy AT Nashville. Teuz. bssss-4-,
eteck. SEQ 80 Al s. Louls- Merchant
Jliy Is-ss caseago. CITY stre~s raExay
AeE. -7-At Sauit ST.. Msrse- wses.. hus,-
IS books. post orHcs and custom house.
sept AT Norfolk. Va. = haibsirrx.
seut- SAT south Beach. y Y. summer
oct &Au BRIGGS over Union river Ard
s1- Iron river b-tsxs and nezrIy an t. ,
BRIGGS between Camp Uufon 2nsf On
touaso1- Mich. together with EsEeh fArr-
Oct S-In Chicago. grain elevators ot
Chs,1go Il Parifc Elevator Co 81 - SO
Dee s-Chssgsr. Ark. business section
Dee l.-Nsar Pittsburgh. Cassno skating
rink t5seasa.
Dee .I-EsgsssaeSs section. Ftszrvrabt. Ca
Dee Part Of business portion. SoTn-r-
st. lad
De-. .i-PolyeIEnlc hospital. New York
x5sH go
Dee. I-Psrt Of business section. Pots
dam. y - Business portion. Miami. Fta
E.ciloEl1E towEs and eities entirely OF
almost entirely destroyed by flames. Suow
Eial NJ Mar 81 Aetna Nils Cal Mar
10 North Port. Wash fM1g- Isf- Gypsum
Kan f4tar- -ss- Hent0E. Ark taEzr -.
isnckfor1. Nich- lApr- 50 Dorchester. $ets
AID Lszsharo. Del fApr -. LsAnS@
1fach-. sau8s falzy 10. Cottage Grove
Tenn fALzE 10 y hike -ousa-. % fJEiy .
&zr@nE8. - t1uiy 81 Malvern Ark ard
Trout REn- Pa sJaly Igf. HiHshoro lad
July -. Gln4ss- Aich- GAEg- ~ 0utaua-
Enn- Mfeh E@Af$ ssa fAu< - Poplar
Grove. III fS@pe ~. SprtnE5ezd- ky- sCsrr
- Sp~reer. " "a Nov - Mercer. Pa
f<pE- ITs- FAlppsn- Ey- WeSscn. No. an
E-ssr Corinth- VI eL<c- -. Jazestszn
GaL lLsc- II
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07
FoItTECaI- ~oSGAI- RELIGIOUS A~D
EpdC ATT1SAA

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Gzzazzn ftILE
urssnk Utah - sras=E3a1s Heher -
Jan sserr-tary Carizsze zEzounr~-
r1EAr taan- soy ass-Esszsat . sftl -. - -
E-s@s " Pes kE2Ez takes cath % ar1ee
lar E-G1v- Al Bizsazz8 iol lzassTz-
Isl I-Ez-sSov. Feraks- sr~vl .seessss
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