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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-21

II consequence of persistent AMI sin
isser ranors in circulation. Dr- lap
Paai. the physician Of the pop.-. issaesi.
"a the Isth. an emphatic d~nial of the
report that the Pontiff uas suffering
tom a paralytis attack GA the con
trary- the doctor asserted. his holiness
Sas a good health
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-21

tr wfiniaxtos. De- Unis-.l STATS
>--nafcr EieharOt R.Slla k~auy j. oo
ira "a the ehar<~ ot ab-ttiag wm y
E.args, paying teller % the Fr>t na-
sisual haa< 0f Dover. De-. WAC has
srant-ss.-'i % rssbbsag the baAx of s,0:. =
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-21

The jail buiIdiH- A. E,tabutrhi. was
bur nv,i ,ast rsck and u. =. FeVryb.u.
a ruicred Dr5ssr was burned To- del.h-
tlrp the tr~ originated Is u1s xucs n
but il l., supposed PcrryhiIi st the l1il
n are- hpP5ng To ess=aPs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-21

THE zo>s radical extrnsioa % the
weather. service yws masie wiii - inaa-
rarafed inznesiiaselv bv the -'pvers1-
r-as by the establishment of n e0n-
pete sy>t~En Of weather >satisas on
~ Caribhsaa SEA tor the bsne5s II
a. aatious whose ins<reSss lie IN that
----ssu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-21

fAEsIER >AsAsrA decl ARID. On the
.'eA. that neither g0vernm-as in Cuba
a@a interviewed IN the negotiations fox
ta= surrender of santiago de Caba- He
ai'i-si thai the surrender came within
tae Province of tea Torzl and under
a. eespoasibility. and the general
SIMPLY announced that tine garrison
aa'i eapiralate.I-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-21

Twas authoritativeIv stated. on ;hs
TIA by Secretary Day. that there : NJ
'ru,h in the Pablish~'i report that
9saes a-gOtiaso0s have been eprnssi at
Washington Ted sy >sr Julian Fauners-
foss, ASSISTED by the EuSsian ambaSsa-
sor the japanese minister and other
ioreign diplomats
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-21

Tux auxiliary cruiser NaIe With Gea-
Niles and his stai ami n Portsoa Ot
larretsoa's brigade On bari arrived
= santiago on the tltA tea Miles
bad L conference with Admiral >anp-
-on and later conferred with tea shat
ter hy means Of the sigaal sersiee telc-
ehene NirrS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-21

Tax president has iirerssI the pro-
na,ioa ot Li~ateaaas-coloIN " -
Novth- Thirse~nth iafansrys Z II Lis
nm tSensy-fOu-th iafantry. and Z
z Powers. Ninth infaasry. To the grade
II sr1gzdier-yes~raI in reco-aitioa o
ia~tr gallant ausa neritorioas aetioa IN
tas op-rasiss1s ab0at >an.iaxR
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-21

NUcH eoncern Is felt in government
circles at the outbreak of yellow fevei
among the employees of the 9nzrtermas-
ter department NJ Santiago. IL IS hoped
o. effective measuresprompsiy taken &c
stamp II out Meantime military oper-
atoms will be hurried 10 q conclusion
% That the army may be safely with
drawn At the earliest dag.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-21

THxxx was the usual observance IN
Fari>. oa ths. Isth. of tho aasioual sese
n c-lebratioa Of the fall Ot shs b.Ssile.
lh~ streets were ds-s-sratesi and
thrpa<e,i WITH people The Ssras-
b'1ur- Loan Of Are and tsamt~tsa moau-
G1NerS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-21

Nz>sks. De B<ssc and Clrranza sailec
t-p'n N0ntr-al. oa she IlsA- on the D<s
niua0o line steamer OttesnlnL Vita
taein Eent a petty oil =sr and two sail-
~ II the steamer P2nana.eaptsr~d al
n eeginninx Il the ver- These arx
ne Iea who accompanied Carr1nxa Or
seaooner on his recent mysterious
TRIP
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-21

EErcEr from spain. On the ieth.
ss..i In the present CRISIS not-rsy
rau =. found who i rsllinx tc attempt
ts~ fnrnafioa Of new cabinet
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-21

4Hs reported appearance Of few
eases OF yellow fever ancug our troops
"a iront of santiago Is almost certain
% rrsal, in the temporary removal OF
Practically all our land torces from the
s.and of Cuba ss promptly as Pos-
sloie- The GARRISON OF the surrender
~ territories will be Composed of in
nane regiments
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-21
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.

Th~r- a, ss.-s. a rtsairy h~t=.--n ,sv
r~ai ei.irs ansi sssssus .u shr >tat-s - e.
the .a--sfasu - tar Na.ruh- ttsaa-s go -
rs-a ~ .sae-i BY the N4s,ns - N5..ls
sPni e.r tAr tcuraf - the iu-ilsrrni
sst'~- aud dr,ti,atr srphtns - tas
craft Thr W1.sns - tAs state have
h.--r a.7-umaitt q ,hi, fan.i f..r --s~-al
rear- an.i thrv us,-v hsv~ "a aau.t So F.
h'n '- at-h /, tavv~,r,l .n riIt .s,ic. ,ss-. T..
iut tsu.ie. Th~rr arv aai1 Na~las lu
Nls.rsea 1nt ea.-h nus. 80 rt hasu uars g
vuts u~r war g. tat, Nasfuie tiru1s
funi. asst ts--..i-, th-.. sh.-r,- s-v .f'.., A.
-nn;ri hutrsu- hv t.t- aa.t su anni-
ver~1rv anil ..tasr ,-r.a..urs o. q. r,tu-
t-snptsts'i that thf, hoeu~ b. g. b., ,us-
a.-arusis rssalr.ss'i 80 et,sas.srtatlr rrs-
vi.,. f-~ .7a sal.s.y. au.i srrhsns The
grand i--l--~ r a"av .nvisin- pr'sr-1,lls
BE- dsuataan~ in .an.is. hu tftuzs -
.ss.surv. AMI al sl,- u.-xt uae,tiu- - tho
grant t.si-~ whs-h wul b. hsid a.
N.-2 .hs-i- tr Fearuarv. l-1a ths asar,l
= L. a-.s.1.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-21

~ the fssh she pre=sisseas aameSl
rsgasiier-ss<n@rals Jacob kent ans
>Anlsi X NJ No9nx 10 be ma F,r- gen
-r1.s II volunteers. Henry Carroll. "a
= brl<sdser-reneral Of volunteers. and
Nallian H. Harts. u be enEin~~r oE
ee-r u vOlaat-crs. with rank of maslr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-21

Ms. EIsxSsErH LINN LESrox. the
uer~Iist and e>sayiSs. vitox ss n.
late wl- JaB~s Lin;on- the ec,shrasexi
--u.-l rn<rasvr- died n LsaaaLoa ga the
Es.h
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-21
THANKS FOR DELIvERAscE.
tssrsA st s-..s-sli-. sA An oa~
r.rwt--s sss oa-e

Ayvsrctrs. Nj. Jalvf- Marvia-d,
aaeisas caPsssi vsa> crowded ys>s~r,iay
rith ruriusisy ~.e<vrs. .ha casn- srvsE
i-siiiuaar-. Washin -t..a an-i elsewhere
- rai. and b. sat~r. 10 the hrp-- 81 get
Ting PIP a. Admiral t~rvrrs
1rs tae erissers vba faaxat an
.ss>s n IN <r~1, naval aras 81
NAai-a.cs Tnss~~ Nhs rrsrA-,i how
eaFlv IA tAe anraia< vsere rewarded
i"r their srouh1s. a. n~ariy al The
pr snuvrs- in.,is.lir< the sasssfral. A..
tsn.is-i div5ne s~rvaer, :. - Narvs
Ersaan cath-,ie rharch. sh~re thsy
of~ry-l up thaa'ss fs~ their .islir~raaes
irusn tae fate that ossrt.-1is -, .sAay s,i
thrir -, is,rt an.l- s-soae2i-~ = asi se4l
lzst'se thv r~'satless Sr~ - th~ t-s-rs-
san cnns "a Jalyl
Ia ss.iy S.ss>sa- ss@-~h - s.s.p-ss~
The church. vshish - ta- saiy ~a~ -
,h~ Ensaan Csshrli- d~a-zsn astisss -
saasF-s.i~. b, aa~ of tAr iaass--ssxs ~
the s.sy aad csuhra.-rs ia it, nisssaasr-
"A p s.ssrs II ts~ INST P~ansn~as aa8
artstnrratle - AHaap-sit, ps-pPie Il
= cin.lu-t~d D. th- 4 E-I-nPso- =
tir,rth~rs. = haa.f~sn.- ssrssrturr au.t
tlssszlghs - p.ss.-ss 90 - t1~ hlnsi-
-'an~ss iuterfprs - aay rv.ixiraS rsis-
acr ia ta- ssasr
rs- >--vs-~. Isr<-tr N-r-~ss--A
The zaurnip<-s s-ruicv< vrerr r,s-
tnrts-i ~ Erwsh~r Jshn en~ ns ths
u..,s Fr,,msu~ns ~ the ssssier % Es-
.ieauFs 49,, IN the Pre>~new rf r,sa.
grvgstlui -hisa tsxrri th~ capacity ~
tiasr c'i 1rs 20 isS asHa.vs. rr.shah A.
-.-rvie- bella within - Walls 80 man s.
sear> p.sss.-s--'.l - sr~at an ins~ry,t "a
'Esa.is a ussrrc Prassuasi iraPrv>,,,sa uF.su
tAs,@ ~ 'sss s'tead II a.
>v~as ts~ D.y b. r-s~-=.t - I..F-.-ss-
AZ TIE ~isr,-- II ths- s-rvs~,r, ta-- -
i-~r> rrturn--l tc the naval arasl-aaY
ant >Fs-us tas hal1n-- - the lar %
>tr's.tia.. ahssut the xrvuu.fs. ur l.,uns
~ IN tls- hr,rasl 3lH-zss gzAtrs sur
s'a1al rs.sss - the huilsiansss in vs l'ra
-as' ~ ,'esr, ar qTsarss-.-,t raer ar
sApt't y bs-esrmiar 4s-euS'lase3 - t..e5r
'zrr'suH.iis<S .as4 s.,~ra che RIA aasl
vut-utc,L
AnPi~ Prsvis1oa ha> beea masi- f.as
hrir csnsocs. their fs-s.l 8, p.enti ful
ad ~ the e-ss Faa itv. AL cissae-
s5-i - provssi-,l i,s- >1-a a. Vits a.
~P-
CsRe- Ea1.ss E-rH.-. . rsrst~4
Caps Ea.at~ % "a. Vtr1ra y tac
'uiy On - the o'sic-r. " ,s., has thas
-4r rria-e,i - >iEa th- parole P-e-i 81
H. rva~sa fssr :; - t,sat Asl.a.ra. ter-
srs Va p7''v rs-Ilir'-'l 70 s'vr v-rh1i
s-''rH ~. aa fhas hfs tt.usat-- raas
lIis.ss him - tin >auu- prsvilvse
Gac aalhoritisS a~r~ have No tpuhl
ass the matf~r u5,l b. amieably A..
s=-<-zs, =a=s sass fAe s.-rupls< 20 tsss
-allaE.l IL -. - ..r.-r.-.....-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-21

Ma -GEx. BRockx was nrsl~res. frou
Chickamauxa 10 wa~hiaxtsn. "a the
fs,h. ~ consultation rrariisx the
rsrsr Rican expssiition-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-21

TsE PhIlippinein<uryenss. on the sth-
reported that the German nan-ot-Nar
Irene. in Subic bar, refused to permit
them 70 attack the SpaaizrdsOu Grande
island Rezr-AdmiraI Dewey promptly
dispatched the Raleigh and Co1eord 10
investigate the matter On entering
sabie Day the Raleigh opened hre on
the forts. wherenPon the Irene slipped
her cable and steamed out By the other
channel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-21

rh~ au,itt.'r hs~~vwtvr,l rvr-.vss fruus
rrar.F al tt. chsarrrt -,rrls. an tls
>sas. "a H--n.asn s5shur>srn~us, ursi.-r
b. n~a ate reIuirinx th- aa.iitar o.
i..rr bate sh.- fan.t tAr,iu-h th~ ei~rs-
taa o,-uutv trvasur~r~ Ths- rvu-srs-
.usr --aar lnterv.sinr statistic De-
.e~su ea-. e h~~v sh~r,- ha. o.s'-u ui.'-,-T
-rsurus'i tf- psu,a'a-r h-s, et-a~r q %
.r r~uarvr,L ta-i a. th.r~ are tea
s-1slrs 10 7su-s.us au,lrr shs ia-- ia~-
-re'usa,u au~ - aa,l the asa~r .,
e -' .ur,1s.l b. --s r.ls~ an a 7.u-.l.s ~.
s'uars 80 "a. evsrs nuauhrr - r..a..,in-
-r- s a.ssiat u..e .ai.r ths.- usas-s ra.
- t-.a'-sfera-- .4sf.ia-rs t-v f-,.vpinx
G rers .lsr. The r,-r.rts ar.- 90 fhs
s'eu-.s.Fs -t5-=- hlltsru .-f .ass vsar t.s-
ta taEs srs- th.s asssai-.,r ,su. ast- a tea
stH-s lnri rh- sfu.suuss --r.srts,f
a.ss-'. r- uHe,l --.s-f azgrvear~ , g., o.
H.. -~-. hsss .ut.s ta.s r.-a-a,u f1n.I
Ia.--~ t-.- ah.-sr t.r--rv .,.uu, ~, v- hi,h
4ar~ 80 vr- -~u.srts,f .sa.l lt .. Pr,,isa-
sls raz.. 10 -seh rtautles the rs-n,i,sn
uausF H4. a.. eaai,ss.,t
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-21
RETURNING GOLD SEEKERS.
q sotve - 90 Nts~v- sf.-. So Nahs-
s-aai-x a.-s- -tsh ussa " -slrh
- E~~sp-r.a~.

Ssv FHs~ct.,o. JrIy - tn~r -
ing ~agrrsr Watched f,,c h,,1r hg h.,fs
iarinx th~ pa t~u drvs ta~ ss~aru~f
- raH, arrived lsss uf-lt f~aen ~
Nirhss-is. triur.nr u.n aud r~rf-ur.
frevl the klsu.l.s- rar-~ .rrrv re
rass-ns-~rS s.n her lzss. an.l ta.. aat..unt
o. th~.r earntnr, "a <,s.i sa.t. au--
rets ansi bank arafss - ~~siraat.,i ~
t1~ shir. eti,-srs a. - wst ais.
The iarrrss art,tar arsa -hs oas
re sfuri- prsssasvtf~ - in th<
r-s,sssl.sn ot y l. Fsk-tt. W a.s hs.
s~tphf Prta-ipaisv "a goa duss aast
nax.rts rete Wshtrl ainits t1.
pssnsrshi5 - stuHr T. , Nash hs.
susest ant Ere,i Berry. "a Fre.ns,.
"a ~ no tassi ps~si,.,lssy a.ss.s-shs rns
a f--tun,-- strs h~ hss anrthsr with
hisn ~ Bat d-,-lla-, 10 d.s..,.s,.. thf
araeuas
Ftfsv rs-.%-s--t r~.s1sr- . Fsssss-
Ehl.mas Va b. hls ts.,ru pr,,>e.'.tin-
on p hfrsst, es-~va h1s So fsHt t.s ,l.ts
f,sg a.s saes-, "a the f-'az.-n u-srth. nnf
EHFa~. whe s.Ef .r,eA the uts-
fartaa~ af havtn< ~ f-~t frDE-n .at
- o. b.itA b. sla1s4satisa. fv~j~ s7ssu-
1--uetsssl fv ts- p--s..-...s,n .st sgltmu
iH -ltsa- th- ps't r..-sl. - ta~ sal n a.s
as,- uiaiug e.alan4
3 Inv. .-,.--- ..., e, ...,.- u,.,-,.b ID, 49,.
x kl.,rssl.as- aas sls-sa- taa. s-sri.-s rsst-
Al - ssf frl-t 81. claim All .,s.s
b..f,.rv ht. ...-pa-.u.s .....f t.. -ya5-r, Csc
-i.u''1 rurr- 49, taaf al. dtss a. tra.v.
'''a v~r~ es-.-,ri.nx praa abe
Th- r,taru.,-- "a. .,..-. ..- r..tr BE- ..
.i.- sle pr,. ..--,-t ~. e., .--ss., rb. E..ss-
If.~u-r ~x,.--r,.r Il, ...-,-. .-..t...,,
nAaIa ar. mimi r..,.t .,.t..s...-v,.-s,.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-21

4 SrwpKR % narecloaa steamers
have taken rcfa<e at Narsciii.->. fear.
- An Am~rirzn attack ~ isarcrloaa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-21

rHr auxiliary cruiser Yale. witt
s-.1ps tcr >antisgo, saiiesi from oic
r..at Cosr.fs-t. Va. On the Id
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-21

PHuADELPHIA- July IE-TA~ British
-s,nl< steamer LuciIene. now AZ thiS
sort, has e~es hoaghs by this govern
iaent 10 carry water 10 Cuba and eIss--
Shere- TIE prise paid is said ~ b<
Eass.ss*A
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-21

The ladi~> ~ JarlS.ta " hs1 have later
.=srsi Themselves in the matter - rzis-
NJ fund, and supplies fpr she ha>pisats
n the First AMI >,c,,ad MISSISSIPPI
-rssin~nts have forwarded large b-oxss
~ Chi-Samaass and jacksonville dur
NJ the past week. Th->~ parisa ~
N~rc flis,i Co overfioWing with SHEETS
liEht shirts. Towels, p5li.rx cases. ess
and VII dnabtle~s b Thankfully re-
...-a...L
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-21

SoSx OF the troops now in front OF
santiago, il IS understood. will take
part in the expedition TO Porto Rleo
They viii be brought north 20 remain
until October. when. ii IS expeesed- the
dangers from the csbsa tsvsFs WA
savs pss&sA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-21

The part which the navy Is to take in
shs assarlt sgains; PoEtO Riee has b~~u
fully nature,A The several transport
tesss will hare with theza one OT two
auxiliary craft carrying strong second
sry batteries % six or eight six-pounsI-
er~
Secretary Long said thi> afssruoca
hat n.i time had been sxcd sog the de-
pzrture OF Admiral Samrs,a's tlees for
san Juan As 10 the naval Plan>. hr
Uoald only say that they uuaid esl-
operate in every way with the move
G.enss Of the army
The reports that three H-r uisor> were
"a their way from key wes. To >In
Juan was characterized BY the s-crv-
AIRY ss unauthorized lt Es tire -~u~ral
understanding. however. that rhs Eavy
viii reiy mainly cn srn0rvi shsps tog
tae eoEespsmxRl u >sn Juan. - il-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-21

'.z- }. T. Ir,sscr- s.-yrvtars - ssa's.
=snss=susa --a-t has th-- reputation -
as.ins fhs= t-.-s uirasF-r4i-.r t1 saz, .-=--
zisa nf Tia. e.sautrv IA. .sru-f, su a
--h-me O.. s-ls t-... ..,-.t5-- tai-s that E.
as-s1=t.s ,.t .t- --e-,l ~ s.-i .sEs...ler san
sv>lss ths- f,l..sasins- apasai-
~IteR-ssz Jatv = t-.e,
Pa. vi-w e shs u-,..H. q the Elr~t 1zsl
~s.71ut Eeztra~nfs n eha-ksasaasr as,i
rls-s.arvtle t- set forth by sh-rr sp1ausls
,H.t ea1tgala-. respectfully .1-zw-s that
Al F.rtlh- alhrer> "a Mtsls-sppi. ~-sr- sf.-
n z AMI esstusv make sub suutr55ss5au
A. shsv NAV feel abb sn.t wiLlfr- ts ths
ls-Vtt1l sHH.t. uslv tsfng rap-s.t for ,1rr SOD
Ter IN the deEf sa1 srihati,us q frp1i
q O. - isz ra-h gfH..lai 5H s'far,i --sh-saa-
al rvfl-s The sheriff ASH rhans-vry clerk
= ~as-h rvuntv are Fvytr--ta,l u at A. .
s1r4mlgtss to >sjtrfr eonsrthatioas N
=un.I- -~ns 20 sh.- Hnsi-r-lSu-.I wiIi be -
.no7s ts,iZe.l thr1uxb th. prp-- ,a.t ,fhs-
ft.trthutest s-tHsiiv rp The Frr.t AMI >s--asid
Feszimeut- taa aamk. . tha city haze
irfrrssi - srprlv Nsw Terk sx-haax~ Ere.
Il ~hsrxv
Let egr brave sast rsIEans hov. h. 11ssi-
fe-i tAes fhev are hstng raa-ftu-Iv an,l
s~u~rssl~ly remembered J l. Fearu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-21

Aruv ant uarv ..firrsi, -as -hrr'- sr-
a.' tl''i'-ft'pr-s sr''sn a aai.sFs-y -.lnsi-
rs-H'. IN r~tafuluE p->ss-.r-n q >ta-
i-i.s'i su-t -" sae'~ru .usi .'. s'nas- no.
Stat ~ uite,i >'sts~ hz> ,.--urrsi a
-'-'s '''ii th~r~ Wi'a 'h.- srl-hssrl pa a..
.f ''ru- I"raa = tar-v, s1st - t.-rr-
rs'i-rsrs- shrrv Vt.t ~ a. >rau1,A fr'i.'sr>
% -n- -H-rs-.fs-~-.E rrsu. Tf..- ~-r---.a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-21
OLD GLORY FLAoTS over SANTIAGO,
Inc ceremony OF Placing the Stars and Stripes over the
City tine of Thrilling Impressiy,ness

witnessed by Americans in the Trenches and ThouS,m NJ Resi-;
dents and Former Defenders the City>tsrrv Folds
Flung to the Breeze in the Presence Of Vnroy
cred Heads Of the Gallant Conquerors
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-21

hix tat'issa.r-s Sal usssni-ssss sTrrft
~ h-ss rs~a-s - s,T.-ns.v~ .arf1rw.
-hs.~ sa~tr arns.sr h%lts rr.ssr,-s theus
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-07-22
E

Charles 5. Haven went to New York Tues
day on a business trip.
Rev. c. L. Hayward and family Of Jericho
are visiting at y. Roy's on Water Street.
Hon. ]. w, Barnes, who has been seriously
i'll with pneumonia, is convalescing.
a. B. Taber returned Saturday from a
weeks stay in New York.
The rain Of Monday evening put a new
look on all growing crops throughout this
vicinity.
Walter Tappan of New York and Joseph
Noison of Albany are guests of relations in
town.
The class of 81 Of Vergennes High school
have an excursion to Fort Frederick by the
steamer Victor Wednesday next, July p.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Finn and Mrs. NJ. Fisher
Of Springfield, VT, are visiting relatives in
town.
The steam yacht Saranack of Burlington
arrived at this port Wednesday with a large
excursion party.
The City Cornet band give free concerts
every Friday evening from the park band
stand, Prof. A.. d. Vittum, leader.
The Grand Rapids (Nlich.) Furniture COM
pany put in about four hundred seats in the
auditorium of the Baptist church last week.
The members OF Stevens and the Volunteer
hose companies we're entered for the State
Fireman's meeting at Middlebury Thursday
Of this week.
The Daughters OF Rebekah of St. Adams
have an excursion via Burlington and
Steamer Reindeer to Vergennes Saturday Of
this week.
Alex Sands Of Togus, Me, a former resident
Of Nergennes and a member Of Company X,
end Vermont regiment, is visiting relatives in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward p. Elithorp returned
Thursday from their wedding "trip and are at
home to their friends at their residence on
Water street.
Miss Mary J. Strong, aged Is years. died
Thursday at the residence Of Mrs. +. X.
Haven. The funeral was held Saturday
Rev. Mr.. BARLEY officiating.
The Joseph Rogers house, located in East
Fcrrisburg, togather with barn and contents
including one horse, was totally destroyed by
fire the I4th. Insured.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-07-22

The rain OF Monday night was greatly
needed and will do a great amount Of good.
1t is very dry. On upland in many places
the grass is nearly dry enough to burn stand
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Danforth arrived here
from Rutland last Saturday, and it is expected
that they will make their home here.
The Rev. Mr.. Gooding Of Middlebury oc-
cupied the NJ. Z. pulpit last Sunday morning,
in exchange with the pastor. lie preached a
powerful sermon from John 5:I5, and admin
crested the rite Of the Lords Supper.
The domicile Of Charles Bartlett was ev-
amned ON the 10Th inst. by Constable Day.
armed with a search warrant and looking for
something contraband, and he found a pint
bottle and a gallon Jug both partly filled with
a liquid that was proved to be alcohol. ON a
hearing before Justice Young it was condemn
ed and destroyed and costs amounting to
SI4.27 made.