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The age-herald., 1897-10-02

to Florence and merge it with the stove factory there.
 A Methodist proracted meeting begins at Grove Hill tomorrow. The country papers are kept busy denying yellow fevsr reports.
 The infant child of MT, and Mrs. F. M. Blackwell died Wednesday at Selma.
 The scarcity of water is causing a shutting down of saw and grist mills.
 A. W. Houston has received his com mission as coroner of DsKalb county.
 The Lamar County Teachers institute was held a few days ago at SulIgent.
 The Shelby County Teachers institute will be hefd at Vincent October and g.
 Lsm Crenshaw was badly hurt by a circular saw near Hamburg a few days ago.
 Three negroes were caught trying to burglarize the Armour warehouse at Selma.
 The last contracts for the turnpike roais in Colbert county will be let Oc- tober 5.
 Tom Oliver, 6. negro blacksmith of Bridgeport, has patented railroad frog which experts declare to be a good in vention.
 man picked up a lump of coaE near Waterloo. That city in consequence now styles itself as the Birmingham of northwest Alabama"
 Three negroes were drowned in a creek near Hamilton recently. Six of them wars in a skiff which was upset and only three got out alive.
 Water is lower in the Tennessee river in the vicinity of Florence than has bern known in eighteen years. No boats are running above Riverton.
 On account of the high freight rates on the Birmingham Mineral railroad the merchants of Oneonta are hauling their cotton to Springville in wagons for ship ment.
 A few days ago a Mobile and B.rming- ham train was rounding a curve at Mo bile, when it left the track, ran across the street and sidewalk, tore down a fence, and knocked down some of the front woodwork of house.
 A few nights ago at Roam oke a gentleman of color who rejodces in the pleasing appella- tion of Lon Cotton loaded up on whisky and then proceeded to unload his pistol at a dusky damsel from La Fayette. Though the shooting occurred dn the house none of the shots hit the woman, but Lon was landed in jail
 TO CURE A COLD NONE DAY
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Property Owners, Attention!

Cheapest and most durable sidewalks made Of the Coaldale Fancy Vilified Tile (same material as street pavers). Eleventh avenue. South, recently paved. Citizens are unanimous in praise of ap- pearance ard permanence of same.
 Cost less than one dollar tsD per square yard complete. Terms of pay n,ent easy, if we'll secured.
 For prices of pavement by lot write 10
 JOHN W. SHELBY, Agent Coaldale. Jefferson County, Ala. Mayberry & Watson. Co.,, local ageiis for sale of brick and tile.
 9-12-satt-sun-wed-12t
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MAGNIFICENT PROSPECTS.
Troy Normal School Continues to Add Pupils to
 Its Roster.
Special to The Age-Herald.

Special to The Age-Herald.
 Troy, Oct. 1.-The State Normal col leg opened its eleventh year here last Tuesday, Students have been coming in for oyer a week. There are about twenty-five counties in the state already represented. The quarantine has shut out quite a number that will come as soon as this scare is over. Considering
The age-herald., 1897-10-02

Her story is told to a woman,
 not to a man. Do not hesi. tate about stating de. tails that she may not wish to men, tion, but
 T
The age-herald., 1897-10-02

essential to full understanding of her case, and if she is frank, help is certain to comei --..-~-
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elaee ih upholding the credit and ho4for of our state are fully recognized by our people and will secure to him a place in nilst9ryi beside the fathers of this repub-
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NEWS OF THE STATE.

Mrs. Sarah F. Nunn died at Milton re- gently.
 Daniel Freeman died near scottsboro recently.
 \ P -nns slvania foundryman has com pleted arrangements to move his plant
The age-herald., 1897-10-02

The Sand Mountain Signal is about right in this:
 From the racket the gold bugs keep up about free silver. which they assure us is dead, it would seem that they must be afraid of ghosts"
The age-herald., 1897-10-02

Editor Yerby, of the Greensboro Watchman. is a deep student of Shake speare. The Watehman says:
The age-herald., 1897-10-02

The following is the way the LaFay- ette Sun looks at the Culver shortage:
 We cannot believe that MT. Culver is guilty of any criminal intention in the shortage which was discovered in his department. We think, however, it should prove good lesson to him, and all other public officials, for strict busi- ness methods are the things needed to keep accounts in perfect trim.'
The age-herald., 1897-10-02

From this clipping from the Fort Payne Journal we would infer that Editor Cochran is not an optimist:
 Dollar wheat and cents cotton. A man who can see much prosperity in that combination for this section is an optimst."
The age-herald., 1897-10-02

Shakespeare probably ran into a shotgun quarantine, which caused him to exclaim, oh, judgment, thou hast fled to brutish beasts. and men have lost their reason"''
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The editor of the Lamar Democrat justly says:
 raThe fidelity and patriotism with which Gov. Johnston has fulfilled hds great public trust. the high character of his administration, It's wisdom and e. ergy In the ma1ntriAnce of c5v1b ortter, and the enforcement of the Iaws, ana .hits firm and 'dignified conduct towards defauDting officials, and sturdy persist
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 us is dead, it would seem that they must be afraid of ghosts"
 If Editor Lawrence, of the Southern Home, can evolve thoughts like the fol- lowing, he should be on the lecture plat form and not editing a country paper: fThe blossom cannot tell what be- comes of the odor. and no man can tell what becomes of his examples, that roll away from him, and go beyond his ken on their perilous mission"
 The Canebrake Herald finds one con- solation in the yellow fever. It says: It's an ill wind that blows no good This is evidenced by the fact that the yellow fever scare materially injured the fall crop of tramps."
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WITH THE ALABAMA EDITORS.
What the Clever Fellows Are Thinking and
 Writing About.

The Mobile Herald sees a two-fold ad- vantage in staying in at night now. It says:
 "We think it a good plan until frost for people whose business does not re- quire them to be out at night to keep out of the night air. This may enable some gentlemen, also, to become ac- quainted with their families"
The age-herald., 1897-10-02

TO CURE A COLD NONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c. 9-23-91t.
The age-herald., 1897-10-02

A few days ago Mobile and B.rnlfng- ham train was rounding a curve at Mo- bile, when it left the track, ran across the street and sidewalk, tore down a fence, and knocked down some of the front woodwork of house.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-28
CONDENSED rUEaRAMs.

Two men x.rs instantly killed AMI .
laird tasaIly sounded IN an leri4.as "A
sas wosSs near Haroa Bay. Nlee-, "a
the ASIA Tas 1ea .ers rsszralng 10
saslr lumber camp n . alIa4ia< saov
aad Tree fell On The party
ALL sas rrisoners esnaned IA shs all
sf CA-9sa. Arx-. SIX IN zanher, made
thar escape "a shs ai<at Of sss =ssh ~
eustiag shroagh ths eoor-
TaE roasAIy report Of the collector
% iaserral revenue saoss thz. during
Deesuhs< tas eolle<tl0Es from al
sources Azozasei ~ 81. sssS. Is.. and FOX
the six n1asas Of sas prsseas sxcal yea<
81. .as-.ss
MkS NJ Z MrCxxk st Be1ssavills.
Arx. wh0 aAs been totally blind for
s~ensr-seven ysa-s. aas s1tisaly rscov-
srs1 hsr sixaE. azd she attributes her
xr~as fsr-uns 20 sas essclszcy u Przysr-
FrEx a. Pt.sazouts. NehA. ca the
ssxh al sIsa. aoa damage 20 shs Barlins-
ssa & NIssozri River Railroad shopa
Ms HUSGkxEOKD. The DGeasssl.
sse Irish asvslIsr. xhass books have de-
Exh.e9 the novel readers On hosh con-
sin.na& diel IN Dghlin. frslaz6- Gn ne
sssh-
RxPoErS tron T~ae-zn. Persia. ssase
sazs sszrtssa hundred bodies have been
recovered froz tas ruins <alsA resulted
frun shs recent sz<rh4 cake on shs Island
az Kishu- ia sas Psrsian Gglt
NANSE SWIFT hls decided % issue |.
call 20 tbs eaariEahls eiEizsas Of Chicago
20 cone 20 the ard Of The suffering poor
THx tsli<ass Of lance near Atkins.
ARK. On the ssEh. we're aeighteasd By
shooting .srzF. hgs no one vas injured
LFrrLk PETE. the 1Oss nossd Cafnar
zaa n San FEzaciseo. w2s murdered by
his eoaatry=lsa in CalaAto~a IN the
sssh-
SESAroE GEORsE Of Miszisstppi l.
dangerously III in Washiagsoa- His
ehildren have been x9@aoad - his bad
side
EAxrHaUAxEs coaEizzs IN tes State
Of Oaxzea. Mexico. 4ad that city a.s
been sAaxss severely kY rhs srspLdAsory
shock-
FALL RrvEE eossSa zaauszeE4zers
hars decided % Surtzil prodzxEloE tnr
thirssea weeks
A sAKsE xish 5000 bales Of esssoE On
hoa.f reached Bss-oa e. the - fro4
GllvesEoa-
TmEEE brcsaers ara 4aaes arrest n
Little Eo<x &c = ehArxs 0f p-ssanx esea-
,<rss1s s0asy-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-28
CHINATOWN sxclTso
ox~r Ens A<s-s.-assasEi.sss sc -EErEi~ F-x~r- by
kxk-hlsssssf=r>-Eh- ss~ Nap .ssE --sa q D
-.s<a~gts- - ussa.-Ils EEs-rstEsT-

over Eh@ N-..s%-sssasEsssss % -EEEsf- P~S-r- Bv
Exs-hlsssszf~s.-Eh. se- Nap .assI >saa ag
-.s<a@Eis- "a Epss..-fls Ekss-rsiEsT-
>AS EASNE-cO. Jan z5.-E h= xssAa-
sGaztoG D. aigaasRr=rs Saturday
ssSaEag Of E1u- CGinS. otherwise
Know a a. LItliz Pete, E4as created a
greater sensation u Chinatown th4E
a4y SSh~r happening IN yearsN Tas
streets Ia ta1g quarter are crowded
~isA exullaas members Of the See
11p soe-c-E gf H1s41ludsFs a ~ ara
sxlrbrariux tas death OF Their moss
lsgeEerful enemy L. . said that the
asurstr-r,I u4s1n w1s To rece4se 81. 600
Tor 1~str1 ytas thu see Iap society.
and taat as Was backed IN hEs Efforts
b. TIE chinese vice-euasul, King
Oxyang
The consulate II heavily guarded, a.
IL 5 well known rhaE the See faps
have plaeed a priee Of 5000 on the
bead of the vIes-cunsuL It : under
stood that the ass1ssins OF Little
Pete rsSsIved 5000 for their work
The sam Iups have been thrown into
DISORDER y the death Of th<Ir leader.
bus II Ii expected that whea rsorszn-
lxesi they WiiI execute summary and
adequate ESngenee uPon the See IuPa
No1g sing aad Cain Foy. the two
men under sasO.sioa of having killed
"LzItI< Pete preserve sta al siI-ncs
il Their ee4ls IN the eity prison Thsy
both claim - have a perfect aIbL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-28
FAMINE IN cHIcaoo

Mer- sr-srfn< Ehsn th- K~gI~r gs-mt.-
tees A. Afi-vH&r~-E A~ Msysr 10 Is.u.
Frs~ha sussagl.t r.sssi The Tulie~ - - kast<s
10 tA~ Estt>f Fsrrs,t-1A aa.tr-sI. sr f.aa-
ht~. n~tax u.lgY Nssss-si ta- Lass. sf
the N-~fr.
CEEcAGo. jan -E-Th- cold wave
which reached Chicago lzst Eixhs
frightened Is grip to-day and a. zsisl-
ulgat ChIeageaHs were shiverin ? in a
10 below zero aswo.PAere- At eirht
o'clock thls mornins the Thermometer
reg strrvd - below ! ae temperature
thea moderated somewhat. cat az 10
tiEGs durigg The dav did the mercury
Use above three below shortly after
ssaSel the temperature began druP-
ping rapidly aad tonight promises -
e~ n rvcvtd-bre1ksr- The weather
bureau promises no relief for four or
Eve csys- The suffering among the
poor u Intense and Mayor swift viii
issue a proclamation calling for bread
for the starving
According To reports made 20 the
mayor ~ the bureau 0t charities and
other committees that have applied To
him. the number % destitute families
h increasing each day uaslI the eoe-
GitIons in ssue parts Of the city are
appalling Enu=st ate reltsf 70 neces-
sary. or. it = said. many will die Of
starvatlsa ansi cold The police sta
tiazs al ever the city are allied with
EoSzera Haz1r-sis os hou<, are with
eat fasl ~ fp.ssl and sxilEed worxnea
.rx s~x<iHx oa the sSrw<t&
Committees o1 ca2Eftast= iastfsa-
tissus and Eaay individual PailaEthru-
pIsss have ssls<s1 anon Mayor swift -
uEgz Atzl to make an appeal 10 the
pa aEse tor immediate heip fog the SUIT
fersrx lie viii kssa. a Proeianati5a
H. "a rr0- setting f9rth TIE exact evu-
GiEaous Of the p.oor n Chhes.p AMI
make IA appeal for Pubgbr A~lP. No
aetna ezlses of starvasiea have a. ret
b<~a rePsrtesf. bat Haay are suffering
~1sA auzgsr-
Dsssrlb4Eh3as os tzeI 1ad food have
s--a cs1rris,1 On by ta.s harea- of
saarssies> bgs th-v >av thsy are unable
- -4ke e.4-e ef gas~a aftA % tie P~sple
- 30 kex assistance Go9ntv Cem24s-
.io1er Healer reported to Nayvr SsEfs
ysster'4ay that the lists % a~~,lg are
I .rsga lasS A. rh- rate et freH Ns - slsi
Z families a 4Ay- T4~se ara aos tie
f&a.1llss sf PauFSrse out s<illr't ~oEi<-
z<a . hoars zua6le - Srs Worx-
Last Eirhg's o. zxarst ersnEInae,i ua1ll
early sAas zarnsa-- There was a.
s~riszs decay ~ street car rralss azsl
s-l< tiiocV1g aAarss we're sept open y
the alaarsssls vf mEn vas were xeps
az Werx al lixAE AaaFa % sao>s sat-
fsr1uS fraa1 wans ~--e gwen an up-
I Rsrg4alty 30 cara a fe~ penalss ~
slsGria.< away th~ snow
Y A. TRAINS are A4ss hut the delay s
Es1 ser-gEs-
E4zoug4 s4s Sa-<estiaa % AKF1r
sszist. CAST u F,salzS B41sieagsh i>ss1-si
al sT4~r tu-GigaE = 4ieA "a iIl faeiliEaaEs
7 tae furnishing q rsl isf 80 saea a. arl
: IN 4anxer fzqu tae want sf food %
tEe- aE paErQtu4su laraux 4aus Es1s
E Sky were erteFe,l 10 a4.ass reports On
a. cas- at extr-us desgIsuzi1a aal
explain t4e saar1ster ot relief re-
4gzrsd- 0a a. saea reports iazms-si4-
szx xSsasEAEe4 w.iL DC rendered.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-28

>arlis. Jan s&-Th-es prisoners es-
esDsd from the county all a. this place
lAss aixat By breaking sp=a the door Of
The al ~tth an iron ero~ bar. furnished
them 81 some TREAD one % these
prisoners, Negro by the name % CsPaas
Han n0u1 vas eoavictsd A. sh- last
term q eoHrs ot mgrdsr. and Vas sen
ssuesd % the psniseuti.ry tor lifs and
the Supreme Court sa1 iassly affirmed
the tecistoa- The other sso were await
Iu< their trial On a ch Erxs Of aors- sssaI-
ing The sasris laG . Po.-s started in
pu-suis az soon ~ th.- f1ct became known.
bat Hp - this tine have not hsea able
- recapt4re them There sers s>ren
prisoners IN a. IN the i1iL bas t9ur r--
fused - escape aad ave he 1lz-u-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-28
NOT.
rh- stses Ia E.s-aa<d

The ss.ssk AZ has hsea sxssatet ~
tn@ board % supervisors et YAlo6gshs
cegntT 20 lAr-e territorr e.ss - the
Illinois Csztral Railroad Tsas portiea
et the ceuasy west % The railroad ass
h&4 the AZ since Is>s. Ant ne a--ton
of ths boa-t has praetically established
is al ovsr the county Sinc- ths pass-
age % shs ao-tancs iaw By shs Iegtsla-
tarS Of t->> a yreas many q tas eouz-
ti.s % the >s4te have taxeu advantage
% tts pzovtsloas AMI passed Avs for
bi&4in< the running % stock a. lsr-e-
Nalobushs eouarT NAs cns % the ersi
- So the klvaz.agss % - derived
from the I,s. az1 10 sAs proved Iass-
la< beue-s % farEsrs FlblAr tsare-
are keFs % bF sAs soaasY. sat all stock
running a. l4rgs IN the cola.r can %
tAxsR ap All sxs4 Legal charges col
terrH1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-28
TrE THREE FRIsNos-
L1sBs@ 80 Frss-sfsr- . Rtr<E--gr.par-
Ing 10 E1p-sttr. sh- C4.e.

wssHISs roS. Jan sE-If the pub
ltsAet st0riSs regar,iiag the Cahan f.
loGsteriRs tag -Tar-e k'rieasss- GA as-
LAST voyage, q 6rin< AZ a >paalsh
vessel. are true. the IttorRev-sra<raI
OF the United >zatss declares Ehas sass
vessel - am.aabte - the laws %
piracy ant her oaicers aad crew are
liaots to punished A. pirates.
Att8raey-eseneraI Harnon. {. Is of :
ciaIly stated. "a considering the a4-
vi=abilisy 0f iustitating pr0eeedIngs
agaias. the Three Friends oa that
charge. aud in order 10 expedite the
case he has prepared an application 70
the 1Ited States supreme court foe
a wit Of eertiorari on the United
States circuit court at New Or-
leans for the transfer of Tia.
case TO the supreme eDGrt. 80 that
the latter tribunal may pass 0a szs
deelsl1a, given at JaciSsoav lie by
Judge Locke. who held that th. gov
erRmsnt in its bill ot LIBEL against the
Three Friends did not shoz that she
had violated any law He gave tie
govern umens ten days 10 amend IL BAL
aud declared that uaIess sAls were
daus be would dismiss thu AucIiea-
ton
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-28

kEr wKsr. Fla. Jan sS-HArazx
advises received In ksy Wess are -
the st.eet that the spanish gV4n nhsl.ts
CamesA las o-ez eapsarr.i and haras4
b. shs lasur.~nt&
The Caalesa 1l2 cue u shs most
powerful u lie >paa ash v~-sels n
tanAa Waters, aad 4azf been srulslax
nsar Car'ieaas - preven. the lan,fiuy
q allousHsria.. expssttrhsa-- For s-1nzs
tine she lad hs~n acrrzstogu-si % an
elaor a. rag - >5erra Nora. a "a
Esras4s place fur IA attack frun IN.
sAar~. an4 ne Insurgents &ss=rzia~si
10 capture ksr
Las Tuesday zisAs they epea%i sr-
GA the Eessss with a f.-eSuR8 Gos,,h-
xi-- xun- The vsssel was struck -.x-
eral ssu-S aast BADLY dsma<v,L Whis
the crew v~r- n e1ufusson. bats
loa1s1 wIta Insurgents lsfs The saors
AMI the Coaa~sA VA. baaEtl.sA A a-s-
P-rats haad-ta-hznsf SIGHT tosx 2Iaes
ca the ieeS of sA~ gaa bat. The Ca1aa.
ass1Z thu zaehet~ aEsh deadly effecE
Finally. AFTER the Spa1tsh cum-
1sAasleT ant half as men h1d been
x-lisst. she survivors surrendered Tas
Te.sseH wa@ then nurusssf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-28

Aherissn. Jan - Lass sunday Aft
-raoor S-4ssn >lsvsrson Left ca th-
Kansas city. Msuphts & Bsrutagkan
tran a. So o'cloc< tsr McLezore. II
CashomA county. where be Vas - Be
united IA marriage % M. Hlnson- Of
that PLACE. Iass wednesday eveaiag.
Whsa hs arrived there ea Moa4ay ~
taaat hhs iztea,lsd bri,le qzise SICK She
contiausa ~ grow Wors@, AMI GA Thars
tay , ssi@wraz wAs r-cstved By = n
>i-v-rsea. faGaer - shs yeuas zAa. Al
zo4nclax shas " =. Hiassa died W s.ines-
1aE aizht. the sEA-s tiI- taey we-s &C
havs h-su married and rstura - shis
PlNse Las agh- Mr. >l=scrsoa =
sober. sesaty and Industrious youax
nan. ant sas sFmpAEay % ras town
xuss oas - sln IA ais vsrT sztiss bs-
ra2vuasens
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-28
A GRfM PROPOSITION.


Ths Lives sf r~s Csaas1zsa Ne. TO -
U1ar<a fur tAs As..t Of . Dad eskrA
CISCrySArI@ Jan al. Z faxter,
u Cs4ambu who ~2s she ehisf agsns
Er saving Ike Saith frosn the xziIows
IN that sass. haz been retained By shs
mother Of seots J4exso1 10 save he<
soa and -AloGso wzuisg tr0Ga ths
aoose4 jackson and walIiaS ara
4nier eoavictioa Of nardertnx Pearl
Bry2a in the e-lebratsd Fars Tho 1As
murder mystery in whieh ths viesin's
body WAS toant minus the head. which
has never been fo11d-
II IS understood that Foster expects
90 get Scott Jaei<so1 10 confess and
tell where Pearl BryaaS head may bs
founa-
Il 10 claimed that he has secured the
consent OF her parents and others in
ssresset in tho ease 10 a eomnatatio1
u the death sentences Of the two nea
20 lie imprisoament in ease this c0n-
sessioa sh.H be made and the head rs-
covered
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-28

Ahsrtrea. Ex.- lA-Laes Te-ssrsiAY
xfrsrnaoa ths sal iatsl.a< <sae- ~.s 70
20 v-4. = utgs Hausu1n = test- -airh
aas cas- a oem seer she sa~a- He sas
an ola l1asi1arx - tA1s pla-e. ka8Eu
szt .Lzsi hy A. azt Nas zee AZ Aasr-
4e@a's u1s- pruzEasas za9 ht<aF ~
sp-ct-i e4Gaas IRtss Moa@zsa ha4
elist nsaT impsar-1as PahIl- psszsrsaas
a-tlr- alst ssn-z sne 81, N1s q mem a@r
s& ne l=r.s. ssllr-. eaa-rHnaa q -hs >gas=
AMI csaRsE pezacra-l- sxscutass eoc1-
nisss~s ssr a uazEs ssr q rsa-s. Eai l4s-r
el-cuiE lad<~ ef thls Is1ie.al iissriet.
~hieh tmpor1AaE Pl4es he aE@i A. a
arn. abe and impartial Iarl.r Oa A.
euuas of I'll heaIsh hs Nas forced - -e-
slxn aLs Posl-lan On sas bezch 4zd re
sir~d - Prlvase lIts AasI Lived 4gieslY a.
: priv1ss noUs. Enere every asssasisn
AS <lyen him hv his devoted sai13r~a-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-28

Iusa. Jan. s.-The-s -as a gezsral
al delivery here shts morning A. :
o'eIs.E. whsr tour prisoners msts sa-lr
escape. When the iAilsr. James Ca-~
p-nssr. op-asd sAs hall teor - carry
the soaviceA thsir bruakfKsf. rh-v r'9saed
ever him AL hE< wis 2n1 -sca-s1 sa
The opeu A. CArDenssr e.orrd
prisaasr hy the name q Eazum hY
breaking a eh1ir o=-r as aeA1. BAT th@
n srr~2ns r0se azaE E@d wiEa Ene osh-r
pr1ssner& A small negro 10y euzvies=1
u grza1 Larrszy Eas r~ezRtzr~& A5cGs
mile eass Ot soNa- Th- otasrs are sap
uoss,t - hAEs szssIT made sh.tr ~zT ~
liberty one q shs ssras.d cuavleas,
sam NeMAsser-. vas iaIle- tlr a41~r-
Gus mes a. ta.s recent term e 80 L r..
cuis Coa-e AMI sas s-atenc-f - ss
saoaths IA shs euuasF IaaL H- has sailt
himself ap an aasaEi42ls --pu-As1ca -
thls cuuazF AaG s. Regarded a. a Ge%
rarn-- erl nina
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-28
FOR UNIFORMITY
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WAsaISsruS. I4a- .E-Jamss H.
Es,ixsls. Comptroller ef She currency.
Aas seat letter - the xozeraors %
the states requesting thsaz - RECON-
mead lsglsAAtl5a t0 secure zniElrmisE
IN the collection of eaaSia.r statistics
for use n the annual report OF the
Comptroller Ia orsi=r that uaftorml-
~ in time Ans1 manner 0f rsportia-
naY be secured. Comptroller EslS-
els has suggested IN his letter
10 she governors that the atzea siou q
state legislatures be called To the sal
leet. and that each legislative body bs.
rSqu<stsJ 10 enact saeh legislation a.
vii result IN the subgaissiou 70 d-s-
xuated Pablie 0-ieial Of the state. re-
ports Of the eo1dision Of al banks.
banking institutions and P-ivate banks
doing business IN the state at the sane
dates on which national banks are re-
quir-d TO make their rep5rtS 10 the
comptroller OF the currency.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-28
JOINED THE saJostTy.

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Valiant Service far tA- Csanzrx "a rA-
War Foe sh- rais,-
ST LsUrs. Jaz. ss tea John n Ste
-ensaa died at ten c'clccix Fridav nExhs.
after an Illness dating back 20 p.sc~ua-
e-E II at Ms resideue> N this city
lean . Sse~-us.ln "a eerr IN s1srne,u.
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euilsxe u >cglh Gi.rulin4- an1 va xrasi11rs,i
n As a. Stamina Ia issI and Ia ia s-zan
the prsstlrs % law IA Frankla eaansr No
Ae arssHlzssi . -. zur-s.r calgzpanT n H-ss. Ea1
served IN een. s1spasa " Essz1s7s o
ingassa IA Ses NeEicu. He cun-
1sGsic1 company q drA<sssHs a
N. va va Mexlcu n n+A ant
nc Hssisr Cot e. v. DoGiuhAn. Ras vas VA
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aali raav scser aas-si srxls-zzuuss. Ar.r ~.
r-turs A= removed o. - Eagis, Rn,f ~ss re-
gu-usly a member sc 10 leEtsla-ar-. ant vr---
'dcrs tar one tern q tas state senate. He 49,
a ueuoer rf the @l@ctlrII euliega IA I-fl A.
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ssiac1 supporter at th@ Calou rznse. AL
"a srs The seventh Mls-ssrs regiment
uu-azs tne ssrg- ef Certzsh as cealmaassrst
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Eafe "A r-unesse~. 4at vas zsasls a nrizafisr-
sensrai gf voiaatsers Nsxsmesr - lsE2 Hs
served n tas ytslsna-x campaign szsf mats
th- charge a. Ca1ugIeu HI sAas ersk- lie
-nemTs l-ft .as2 He esl al expesffslea tAas
GFuTe she conf-Ssraas. fran northern Eautsl-
zaa. earnmaasl=-f the slstrtrs % Csrtasa 2a1
thea aseupt-si amt flrtgac,t D-rasur. Aaa. "a
kugzst :. tufs b-fa< lefs sltagus a cruurz ant.
as resigned bus Hs= rec0uEu l..lonesf Ant as-
signsst 10 the tt~srtrr q EarV~r Ferry For
szze 4Irtnx lie r-canssrsetissu p-ztasf as was
"a eAars= u northern GearxiA A. tae sia.~ e
sh~ var - vHs mtate a braxaE zafor-s-asraz
1f Eeiazt~srs. anai. "a i-d-- far als s-rviars ss
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erai an sAe r-s'iiAr army. n whieh as hasi s~~a
commissioned csiuuei ou 4-i - lAs@ Hs
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t'-ig L-eca-r me lasfg survives BIB. sass
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ruarg "a i-sa esrl SErH~naem i-xvsa $50 eat
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