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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

{ hereby call q meeting of LII
Fi,yrtte counfy camp No ~.
{ nits.d Cauirtier-ste Veterans.
Saturday, April =. nj Ii 0'ci0ck
"a m. in the courthouse. /
cordially and urgently ask eve
rY member tai bee crescent I
woald be glad t0 see present
any Veteran. whether - mem,
BIER of the camp or not Ir has
been a long time since We had
a meeting. let M cons togetber
and talk over important inter
ests and revive the feelings OF
true eomf-ideship. There are
many matterx Connected with
our camp that ought 70 be dis
ulsse,i.
Il. w JoSEx Com.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30
psssuNAL Mssrlos

Hon. T. G Kvie spent several DAVIS
IN -arrtis tn" past week
Miss Donna Bnforzi. az CalIegs,
hili. was IA uawn last Friday
Nra- }etfas Martin. ~ Lebanon.
Tenn. is visiting her ,iarsshter, AIRS.
" A. Rnane.
Huu. J. r. -tslwer- returned hume
. fss'v d4ty= -inue and will spend
snne iine IN tae eitv
rr Bramlett reulrnad FRIDAY
fsum a visit AZ rsllaAaeiir oounfy
Yrs. r. .. ". Hayhurrr. % Toe.
cunuia. was 4 tiu citv raraslay.
Miss Eima w..k returned as-urn
Az estsnsied visit "a her H-tNr, Mr.
Hul.sssn. 90 Anuna. Monday night.
Miss sue 4nwrv will l.avu in a
f,'w days Or Texas a vis,t her sis
mr. Mrs. Sa4lie inursay
Miss. Mcss.s I.om spent ssveral
days IN Memphis "a. last % the
scest. visiting mar friend Ms. Gen.
Cairns. I
Mlss Charlie Compton,. of NafrheE
"a Visiting tints. the Mis~.- Comp
.tu ou University street.
Col J. " Nrilowsil. n Hnlly
-prrngs. visited his ~nn. J. M. Nr-
paweil. az tiie Iinior law saNs. last
FristaY.
Cob j. W T. Faulkner ant Hnn.
2. 4 @fvinv. spent several days this
ve..k IN the Capitai Citv.
Dr. <tansart Rlv-r- ~ O-c~..la
Xrk. stamped ovwr with his par-ut,.
n Oxfo-i a tsw day- last we-s. On
-uut. from the Dental Cnilsxr of
Atlanta. Ca
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

pHrtlnsnf ut THAT institution Ia
E$ss. ln,t immediately ap.n.a
a law affire IN anr tavn. Dur
my tho q years he hts ps-,c
ncest nus prute-slou herr n.
has vsn IN. repunI iau not
ani Y Ut acing a learned. aha. aud
ss'crrs-sai luris,. hut his high
m"szn standing AMI stsunch
hiii.rrnre To eonssn a mus
s'pn vicilous ar- revu-uixr,t hv
AL VIZ. kImfnous has served
fiir county IN the Lry'slatnr-
amt prpve't an efiioi.nf. wise
and iaifIisal servant of tn. nru.
pa. II ele.f~sf nr This asnrw
Mr.. Aimmuus viii ji,a6fi..s-
Druve anti haasr tn our upwu
sa.t esanry, ant -f'ic,enfiv ant
sbiy aSf-nst tao the inf.rr.ts Of
the section he rrpr~s~nfA.
The funeral services of ysss
Y erusiev.. we're conducted IN
the Baptist church IN Ahbe-
willie, on saBinY lass ct 10
o'ei"cs. Mr Crsslry WA 30
years Of ag- Inst for so,ne time
had been IN the emplay af IN.
I C. Railroad. The service sf
The grave WIS conducted BY tho
H.usonIc t-iternitY of wnich he
ssss % member We exfend hrr
vi,towe,l mother our sympathy.
The Spring Opening ot Dry
tr''osts Aud Millinery. al j. h
" Eisons nliinmotii Stare, la {
triiiay, Was atisn,i,''l by tn I'M.
n.iisc crsssd bath hr,m the
uovn ami 'ounty. Newer D~.
lure ln the IIstary of our tswu
ias IN handsome "A lin. OF Al -
.unt nuVeliies L.uu displayed
tb IN. panlic. Mr Neiison's
excellent gIstt, in shown un eve.
nv detail of his establishment.
The win,iows are inIte.d things
of beauty, sud we're dscur,frd
AMI arranged bv that artistic
salesman, Mr.. b. M Pliskstf.
The ARRAY ot hats and baun-ts
ribbon. iswers and other mii.
linsry nSiaons. IN an elegant and
Artistic display as can be- foun,i
ui the spaffi. Miss Helen
rrigg. vim presides over tins
department., h..s exc.ilsf all
previous recorsis I'm her display
this year. Polite amt attentive
clerks. reasonable pricrs. amt
everything that ciin be- d,.sirrd
iur wear and house gieepI=tlion,
can be fuand at Seilsouis
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

Three Wsr~Captnred Last
Week -Ownsrs Placed
Under fsuusf.

Last Friday nEght. Enited
: trs Deputy Nssrshai. J 4
vfarner assisted bv ether depH.
ICES. captured an iIileit still
operated IN IN. cellar OF Wi
linin Hallowell three miles south
ut Oxi,srri.. The iiae of the suil
hs,st been Ing.nuusiY aiinrte,l
go that tl. -.nake escaped
uiruIgii the chimney ot tn.
ssmiiy > Kitchen. llaileweil WIS
uot arrested az lie Tune. but
came TO Dxfsrsf Saturday MORN,
rng Iliai gave bail for sf5au hDr
has app.a-sner az the next term
sf th. Federal Court.
The sam. might Garner, with
the the sisi OF several cinzens 90
LALayett. springs. captured o.
wili eat still abaa' haIf way be.
tseru Daih.s sad lafayette
Springs. winch vas svnesi by
Join iaYlor and Iuhfi -tswari.
the stlll vas IA operation when
captured. sn'i hasi q eapacits
t''r manufacturing gJ gsilnus ~
mountain dew at a tune. rsy
lor and -tewart we're trTests.,. :
amt brought tn lawn Thss
gave bail ior s6s.a tn bee ia at
I..nsiancrat Ee,irrsl Court
tsrsst Indignation has be.n
sxprrssesi by the ciilzrns ID the
IA winch tiirss
stills we're loand, and thrY have
their determination
tao ri,i the county sf this anlas
fiii traffic They realize the
importance OF determined and
cuncrrteti acton aud vii Gu.
operate with tn. officers IN the
struggle.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30
THE NEWS

WHAT'S THE NEWS
Clark the Barber has opened
up a first class. mp to.date. shop
IN the Caldwell House where
you can get the best barber
work done. Will pay forfcit IT
work don't prove tn be strictly
as stated. have had the pleas.
ure of being with some of the
leading BARRIERS Of the state ior
the past two years and have not
hecn able to lind any that ex
celled my work. Fancy Ear
cutting "A specialty ASA chill
drcu's hair.
Respectfully.
w. Il. CLARK.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

Gail at the Mayors office, and
nav your water rent TOR the
i,larter ending April the Lat,
Isaa, 40 tre law requires same
to be paid by the 9Th OF April.
=. G.. LuNDtE.
Tax COLLECTOR.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

WAyTED-Agents, men or
women. to make -.....tlil per week
selling Camp, iires of the Con
fe,iertcy.r Write at once and
secure terms.
PUBLISHING JOURNAL.
......s Beale ST,
Memphis, Tenn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30
Yours truly,
ID. \. Fousr.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ami
active Gentlemen or ladies'
IA travel fur responsible. establish
eel house in Mis-is-ippi. Month
~ -ss6.O1 and expenses. Position
steady. Referenc.. Enlcos. self
'uidr---e'i stamped envelope. rhs
Dominion Company, Depot u.
Chicago.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

Ladies' DESIRING e,.nteuted
amt h.Dpv old aye should use
Simmons Sguaw Vine Wine or
r..biets. csmmsneingat "a, years
old and continue d,Irlngsthang,
of Life.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

Go ta ID. II Eonst. south st..
for the hsst Flour on earth.
Made by HillidiIy's Milling CO..
Cairo. Ill.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

Don't fnryet the County Fair
Association Will meet at the
Court House the first Monday
IN April. Come IN farmers,
one and all.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

letter. Sssf- Z bcusu and Ecxcma
This Intense itrhing and srnatrfng
Incident to thess Diseases, isinstant
iv aIlav.d by applying Chamber
lainis Eve and skin Ointment.
Many very bad els.s have been
permanently cured by IL. II IL
equally efficient for itching piles
and a fnvorite remedy for sore nip
pies, ehapp.d hands, chilblains.
trust bites and chronic $or. eyes.
25ets. per box. For .al. by x. Il.
Chiffon Il CO., Oxforsi. Miiai., 4. VI.
PettiH. Abheville.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

White Teachers will bs examin-
ed April 7 and y, and II and -
Nagru Teachers will he examined
la and 10, and ~ and -.
g. Il. HiuHrowER,
County superintendent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

| have Just completed my
store on Suufh Street aud have
opened an q first ciass hnc az
fresh Fancy aud Staple Grocr-
ries. Wood and Willow Ware,
etc. ! am now reasiy for tho
public. NJ goods sre new and
fresh and the best that cuuld b.
oonghr | guarantee quality
and prices. Soliciting your
patronage IA the future, re-
main,
Yours truly,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

The Mutual plan of insurance
IN cheapest and safest. We IN
sure country property.
W. L. ARCHIBALD. Agent
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

FRESH Meat, Lard AMI Hams,
bought direct from Armours
Packing Co., Chicago, just re.
ceivett. aI
d. h FoUsT'S. Sssufh IT.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30
The prrtfirst line OF Canned
Goods ln rawn. az
D Y FoUsr's.
south street.

LOST -Oue vhIe aud red
spotted settler puppy gbuut y
months old. Finder VIII please
return Ia RRL PRICK.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

Rob Childbirth of its rerrurs
and Minimixs the Pam and Dam
gers of Labor by using simmons
Ssltiaw Vine Wine or Tablets.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

Don't asil to go tn the New
Stare ou south street, Tor FRESH
Groceries. Telephone 81.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

We are usw lnsuring country
houses. burns and siorrs at a
Inv Fate.
W. L. ARCHIBALD. Agent
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

FOR SALE-Ous pair of pat
g,ime chIciSeias and two set.
tlngs Of eggr. cheap Apply t0
AyDREw MfrcHKw, AT Oxlorti
Warehouse.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

Danit fiiil to ~ To the New
Cash Emporium of ID. r.. fo.ist-
au south Street.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

r. l. Tyner. Acme, MISS
writes Ny mother has used
DIR. VI. A. summons Liver Mr,li-
cine ~ wears since Il cured her
of neuI7,lgic Dyspepsia. shr
still uses IL tor her general
health. \ package of Zellin's
WAS once gwen her It did nor
act enthusiastically.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

1t will pay You Ia 20 ta d. f.
foust, South 81, and inspect
his Groeeries before y0u buy
else here.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

Beginning next sunday pre-
paI-ttory services tpr the euMiIiss
revrvaI services. viii he hri,i
esIch evening dnring the week.
az IN p. m. at C.. p Church.
Services con,iiicn,d By the pas
uor and al are invit.,,i. Rev D.
Z. Clark of Ysssh vtils.. Tenn.
viii arrive Aprii v ami eansimf
the MEETINGS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

A young MIN Of our tawn
ciiliias no have Inst h'rty pnirs
of sociss IN ans WEEKS laundry
The g'It vhH IN br..Nu en"'ig't t.,
Gcr tn. r.-puuslbiiirY al dang
this gentleman d.irning vii
have al'e,i ais" of .nod eyesigiif
nuefi ingenuity, the pailrn.r OF
Job. amt perss ver-.n"r ed satan.
to Keep has h,,si.ry la a iiiir
cunsll tlaf I'd neatgt.ss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30
ROYALS:
M.Aes IL sss1 asre dekrs.s ~ wApaess~s

- - -
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
a.Irrie,i,. a. tile se-iis.ure ai
The hriitr near rala Feb. @tA.
Hr T. r. smith ami Mis- Lille
Palmer: Rev. W.. - Winter. ON.
eiarng
Lafayette Springs has been
Incurpnrif.,t and Cav W.
Laurin haze appa1nf.t the s,l
loSing nanlcipsi stiirerx .. y.
Spreading. mayor Er-sns lay I,sr,
marshal: y. p FUR. r.. Z. Avear
AMT b. j. Gfilinsr. a.slrrmsn.
Mr.. ers w Erssell snsf alhsrs
have re-Srgsnized the Euiun
trruve Sun,tsY -cnaal. 3 miles
nortli af the city. Tn tn. future
SERVICES viii bee hei,t EVERY sun.
Gi,ly aitsrnoom ar . ai,iars ANT
the puniic is currtially nvired
To atrand.
We aexiecfs.d tn state in lsssl
ys~k's paper tiiaf the ,niu hritsi
of catti. soit by Mr. Bern Price
tar xlu per heati. serr : year
old steers. rsise,t and cprn
ATTAINED az considerable ex-.
pense and when shipped we're
ready fDr the beef market.
n young MIN of 0ur tawn
eiiliiss ta have spst fs,rtv pnirs
of socss IN on~ WEEKS laundry
The git whu IN Du.Ny .n.'ig', t.,
EIrv the responsibility al dang
TINS grntienan's d.irning VIII
have n'e,l siss af rood oversight
much Ingenuity, the pailrnsr OF
.gub.. ami perse ed satan.
to Keep has h,,sierY IA a iliir
eun,liil cd aeafues
Beginning NEXT sunday pre-
pgI-ttory sevic-s foe the eumiIis.
revival services. viil he i-i,i
each evening dnring the week
az In .. m. at C.. p Church
Services cuu,incu,,f by the pas
uor and al are invit.,,i. Rev D.
&. Clark of ysnsh viile.. Tenn.
will arrive Aprii Y ami can,hmf
the MEETINGS
-N.isiiIm,r sai,i a Gentleman III
our city t0 a ladY who WIS a
member of the MissiauarY Bap.
inst church, what u the diff..
RENEE between your denomina-
taou and the Bard. shell Bap.
lstss
why replied the lildy naive
Iy,. aanaur all the difference
snsw OF. il the Bard shells
wash their feet, and We danit.h
We Ask our rs.s4terz tai noflcf
the change. in the advertisement
OF the Oxfarrf Dry Goods Com.
psuv, tiiIa week. While they
have had M spectral Opening
Dnv this SEASON., they have On
their counters ~ beautiful. and
nlssefhi q seieen8n OF summer
xuasis and novelties ~ can os
fs,und outside OF . city. Mr.
Albert Davidson deserves cred
it fnr the spienstid assortment
and variety Ut gno'is he select
ad from the eastern markets.
Best af all. ng one can ffnh
i,luit with the exceedingly ns
PRICES n which these goods
are offered ta the pablics
,yufpe Il. A.. Hill ceiebrsstetl
his sStii birthday Inst Safir
day. tine 2tth. by an elegant
dinner. attended by . llrgs
number of frisAGis. The Jutig'
IN hale amt hearty, and IN tbs
tulI snjoymsnf et NM nenlia
f;aeulties We TRUST that ne
may be spared TAI biess our cesn
nrnitY tor many 1ng years.
The name al Ar, yofin Hal
Kimsnnn2 vssa announced II
last WEEKS insas ~ a esnsfistiats
fisr representative NJ Lafayett'
county i'm the Legislatures. MI
Eimmaus IN . native az tn
county and received ms stiica
ZION in our STATE University
He graduated in the Law ia
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

FOR sALE-About 3J1 hu.
shells Rilss.ll's Big Boil Proliiic
Cation. Forty bells makes "a
poInd-verv prolific, the com.
ing cutfon. For Information.
call AT once.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

Go To d. +. Faust ON South
street ior tie genuine old time
sugar House Malasses
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30
Raslsted Coffee.

You can get genuine Brazil
Roasted Coffee at Ia cts. per
pound, at ID. +. FOUsT's
south Street.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

We aexiecfs.d To state in lass
WEEKS paper tiar the a,0 hc,ssi
of earti. soi,t by Mr Bein Price
tar x,u per heani. serv : year
ailt steers. rsisett anti eurn
ATTAINED az considerable ex-.
pense and when shipped we're
ready fDr the beef market.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

w +. TURNER.
Selling agent tar Ozier
Il RiisseIl's. Big Ball Prolific
Cotton.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

CA0To7IA-
a.n ~IhskEn is Ian Aisz,s HaEsrf
.'. 7:;'"ZIE[f
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

-NniiIm.' SAM a gentleman OF
our city t0 a liidy who WIS d
member of the NissiouarY Bap'
inst church,. what u the diff.
RENEE between your denoninsr
tlou and the H.Irtt shell B.ip
ustss
why replied the lafy naive
IY,. .ahaur all the diifrrrnee
knuw Of il the Bard she'll:
wash their feet, and We dan't.'
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

Nr. ers w Erssell ant others
have re-srganizsd the Euiun
trruve Sun,ii,y -cnaal. 3 miles
unrti af the city. Ti tn. future
s@rvicrs viii be- hei,f every sun
dhiy aitsrnoon sf > a'eisck amt
the puniic il curstiallY invited
tn atrand
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

The name OF Nr, -ys,sin Hail
Kimmun& waa announced IN
I.sst weeks issas ~ a esn,iiaiAfe
fisr representative ~ LaFayette
county i'm the Leg,siafilre. Mr..
Eimmaus IN . native al the
county and recsiwest hIs sstnca-
nan in our Stair University,
He grasIuare,f in Tn. Law DIR
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

Judge r.. A. Hill celebrated
ms s8th birthday Inst Safiir
.tay.. the 3ttii, by an elegant
dinner. Attended, by u large
number Of, frisssais. The Judgc
IN hale amt hearty, and IN the
iulI snloymsnf of nm mental
We TRUST that he
nav DE spared to hiess our com
rnunity for many L0ng Ysarx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

a.Irriess. a. the se-iIteurp OF
The brute near raia Fen. @tli.
Hr =. r. smith and Mis- Lille
Palmer. Rev. w. - Winter. OH
eiaflng
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-30

Lafayette Springs has been
Incurpnrifs't and Gov W.
Lauria has appaInfsdt the fs,l
lowtng municipal ufiitfefx .. y
Spreading. mayor Erzsns lay I,sr,
marshal: B. p FUR, r. Z. Avsnr
amt b. J. trillrsr. allrrmsn.
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Personal MENTION.

Miss Aletee Stebbins OF this city Is
VISITING the family of Mre. Rufus Flynt
in Palmer, Mass, e. tt.'5.
Mrs. John Parker, wife Of Charles 2.
Clarks private secretary. and her young
son, is spending the week at Derby,
the guest Of Mrs l.. w. Allen.
DR.. and Mrs Horace Bascon1 of this
city have returned from stay at
Southampton, Mass.
Miss Catherine Tinkham OF Hunting
don, Mass, will spend the remainder of
August with friends IN this city.
Miss Lena A. Schlein Of Columbus
avnue, who has been the guest Of friends
at Hartford lace, Westbrook, Conn,
has returned home.
The Misses Edith and Edna Coe OF
Sheffield avenue have just returned
from vacation spent in Madison.
In Denver, Col, August 2, Mary Car
oline, wife of Dr. r. j. Bancroft and
daughter of the late George A. Jar
Wis Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
MIR. and Mrs. Prentice Chase are
spending a few days at Old Mystic.
Miss Inez L. Denison of this city is
the guest of Miss Lillian Coffee OF
Spalding street, Norwich.
Miss Lillian Rudolph of 2S4 Blatchley
avenue is spending a couple Of weeks at
West Cheshire, the guest of Mrs. Isaac
Booth.
Miss Eta Hunt of Trenton, N. j., and
the Misses Marie Agatha Connor, M.
Celestine Common and Alice ]. O'Brien
of this city are staying at Maple Tree
Inn, Simsbury.
Miss Maud Young OF this city has
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-17
REBELLION INCREASING.

Natives in Negroes and Cebu, Hitherto
Friendly, Now Up in Arms-North
Luzon Hostility.
Manila, Aug. 13, via Hong Kong, Aug.
16.-Arrivals and mail advices from Ne
gros and Cebu agree that the insurrec-
ton is gaining strength remarkably in
both those islands, which had hitherto
been counted as the most friendly in
the archipelago, and which received
with the greatest cordiaity Professor
Schurman, president of the United
States advisory commission for the
Philippines, at the time of his memora-
BILE tour Outbreaks are feared, partic-
ularly in Cebu, where some of the lead
ing men have gone over to the insur-
rectior. Many of the wealthy inhabi-
tafits are preparing to leave the island.
Seniors Llorehte and Melliza, supreme
court justices from Negroes and Cebu,
have gone thither from Manila to use
their influence against Instruction.
The results of the autonomst govern
ment in Negroes are disappointing In
surgent bands are operating there as
they did in Cuba, destroying much
plantation property, claims for which
are being presented to General Otis.
The bombardnent of Pacte, on the
east side of Laguna de Bay, by the
United States gunboat Napidan, whose
commander was under the impression
that the town had been reoccupied by
the insurgents. aroused strong resent
ment among the natives of the whole
lake region. 1t is asserted there that
the officers and crew of the gunboat
landed and looted the best buildings af-
ter the bombardment.
The crew Of the Napidan has been
transferred to. other duty. Officers of
the United States gunboat Wheeling,
which has returned here from cruise
along the northern coast Of Luzon, re-
port that the insurgent forces occupy
every village.
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June, 1851, and they have not had much
opportunity Of late to cultivate each
| others acquaintance. Captain Mason
has been calling on old friends, not hay-
ing been in the city for about twenty
years.
s. H. Street lately of New Haven has
rented the r. A. Neal place on North
Main street, Southington, taking the
whole house.
United States Judge w. K Townsend
is with his family in the Adirondacka
Judge Marcus H. Holcomb and Mrs.
Holcomb of Southington have returned
from a vacation at Short Beach.
General Manager Chamberlain of the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
road recently discovered that more than
500 keys to the switch locks We're out
in the hands Of people in no way con-
neoted with the road, and who should
not have them. On learning this he at
once ordered new locks for all the
switches on the road, and the locks
were changed Sunday. New keys We're
issued to those entitled to them. They
are supposed to be in the hands of train
men only.
Professor w. H. Raglan of Greencas-
tie, Ind, who is in the state for a few
days looking up fruit matters for the
genealogical division of the United
States department of agriculture, is
the guest Of J. FL. Hale, South Glaston-
bury, and will attend the field meeting
of the State Pathological society, which
is to be held at the Shuttle Meadow Or
chards just west Of New Britain, Thurs
day. Professor Raglan is man of very
wide experience in all horticultural
matters.
Thomas A. Tracy left Bristol Tuesday
afternoon for Chicago, where'he has Sc
cured a good position as a proof reader
on one of the big dailies, the Inter
Ocean. Mr. Tracy has always been
prominently identified with all athletic
sports For the past six months he
has bene local editor and manager of
the Bristol Herald, and has done other
newspaper work.