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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-06-03
County Court.

The last will and testament of
Mary A. Tulloch was probated May
24th. J. w. Montgomery is the exc
Cutor.
Marriage licenses were issued to
the following this week: John Hold
son and Ella Hudgeons; George Am
crime and Lizzie Pate.
May 24th w. D. MCGEE, Joseph
tones and M. H. Cochran made re-
ports as administrators, which being
found regular and unexcepted to,
were in all things confirmed and or.
dered to be recorded.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-06-03

Banks Will Close Sat-
urday at Noon.
The banks in Maryville
acting under recent act
of the legislature will
close on Saturday at
noon beginning Satur-
day June 8, 1899.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

Jsts.ey. NJ N1s q I-sa
y. e. kruurne. E-y @s=ssa. N=
Nv Dear Sir I tak- pleasure in giving
yeu the d-sirs-l Information At the =s.~
-ian u the t;.aerai Assembly helsi IN 20
iambis Marion eeaHsT. February i<@.. a
bsli Wa iafroiues-i to remove the seat II
yuvrrumeut u NautreIlo tlr the next en-
suing June session Il pa-,~.i the h1S Or
hag-- BY msiaritv of one The -snate
would drnbsles- have paszs.i u sl=o Int the
rule requiring AL balls 10 h. rrsst sn three
several davs could mt b. dispensed with.
aaii thew woal.i have BEEN eoalp.iis-i "a sat
another day
It the -s.--ion % November i-..t th. r~-
port % the Capital Commissioners. ap-
poin,ssl ansler the 1T os February. rsli
locats.l the capital at what vas then known
A. .LsFIeur's Bluff bat n. at creating
Tie Commissioners provided that when the
sei-.-tinu was male the yiase shoaht b.
nsnis-i Jarkson. in honor of Msior ten
ernl Andrex Ja.-ksan And - when the
last session II the ts,Esrai Assembly was
hela At Columbia IN Juns 80. Il ssiiuurussi
ID meet IN the town u jackson ON the
81 u p@yemh-r lss.
have several tluIs-s hasI o.-rasian u cur
rrrt the impression thss Manfirella vas At
one time the .pltSl e the state IL inat
Art mss the honnr.
PRIOR a. aad iarisnlin< ta- CONSTITUTIONAL
Conv~ntioa. July, 80, the town u wssh
inxtoa n Tho county of Atans'- va TIE
sea- ~ ths territorial government That
Caus;ifutinn Proxsi-st that -the first $50
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

rb- Es~ws'- Nsass~d Fstrst- Ns-
>sssfaz-Hsrrt~aty Retired

Lead, r.. Noy ~ m. var osre~
posted the following telegram vvsf~r.
DAY fFum tscn- SIR Re,is~rs Batter
TAPE r vu- Nos- - = rs p. IN
The following IS frsm fhr general
comma n,isr At PirfsrmarifzhHrx
e. To dsy al a m- she efiir~r cum-
Hiandiug nur northern ,ufpusts r.
p. rt-,i that N. sn--ay.s mauufs,l pa
,rriS urrr advancing across the vhois.
country from tsaurtan Rad 70 iandii.
mos flg oB Estrourt. NJ furc~ stoa-E
to arms The ou'pssfs rypnrfr,I v.ri-
ous bodis~. from So TO 7pu. advancing.
on Estcourt from narthw~sf~riy III
re-tiut.
~ Our outpastS fred on the enemy
and our - our naval guns 6re.i a she'll
at -.ooa yards' ranev. the she'll burst
ing close - the enemy. who then hur-
rissiiy retired
-'At Z O'Clock reports were received
FROM thr-e pickstS fhat \ larz.e numtp..r
of Bo-rS wrrv in sight On hill above
Lesli-'S homestead. The trunPs have
returned to camp
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

The anv~iilnr - the monunents "A
Haiivvo-~i t-sss~f-fv Richmond On th',
sih uss. t1 The thi~f ana Daughter -
the snfesirrsvy. "a. . notable evrnt
fhls Interesting cervusunv ts-sA p9acr
unslrr ne sn.ri.-rs - fhe { uited nanrh-
t~r~ - tiir Isufes cFacY. AdIrr~ssS
ser- ua4sir hv Hen Iohn II Reagan.
The ,.sir ,urvivur - Nr DAVIS cabinet.
ansi hv ten. Fitrhurh Lee. Mfs Iiaxt.
Was pre-cnt Ierrrsan Davis liaves
drew thv seii frsm ths monuments
The enr 60 w DAVIS a hr1urr statue
- she Eanfr,icrasr president Iths uuc
20 Mi,s " nnir b. = marble fgurr Il the
Nnrci - t.risf the hand extending a
vrvafh she 3. ah.lut 20 P'ace On tho
grave. u is over life sisr. an.i 'a-
pedestal Il suitably iu-.-rth,-,i. a. va.
erv,a as,,i ~ the tsanxhfr-- i.lsh ss.aris~
arr bv xsinsy
After These ,~rruauuies u.iuuui-at
o. irffers.sn DAVIS. ir. was unr~ilrst
The following are the Inscriptions sf
thu pedestal - The DAVIS statue
Fraa 1vr-r-sa sast. A. E-.t
A IA n ==issi=s saf tsi~nai~r q ths
ttn sfifaIfaa
H1ru In tlrsfita tiuafF. ~ laa~ rsas
iitsi At Sss t'rleaas. t,seralssrs i--k
N-st fI=nt tlss. tss
Nru,srf Hease * asrr-,.a' aus~. rifsf NJ
sssirrt tss1 -
snauuri F.rst w.s.isslrpa E,a-t Meslcaa
Mar ssET
Hfissiiur s.snrra g aitvi states sssss Nay
o. isf-
a'1et states ~eaataf tst- lsH.
>~er~iary - war f-.l l-.-
L nit-i ~fHf~s Senator. fsl7 i@f-
faths s-ar
rf#sisssat q ta- Csnf-i~rafe ,gas-. q Snsr
ics. tea f~st
fsiintai o. a. rrasis a Martyr o Frlnrigis.
ns lte.i ta.i 4is-t N most reasislsat o. al
Am-fira1 -,ailrr and Statesman
hiessrsf ar taef sha az p-rs-~afst fsr
risnf-ausasss "a 70 Tee ta~ir' b. ias Ans lsa &
ns1ffa
ihss statur 1vas ersrtefi hV NJ DAVIS
ana - uut The xr~at Davis ulslnumvnt. /.
the c,lrucr.stan of vhich wa lad IA
fsfsg
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23
PRISONERS ar rREroRr,.
4 >sss~rr.s-as H-sd~svss- 90 b~
ted In Ts.~ sf Raa. ba rsf n.-as-

Pretoria. SATURDAY. Nov. +. by WY
OF LoCr, Reo Marques. Nov. At
neon TO day - British prisoners. in
ciuding msn OF the Royal DubliSS fusi-
iisrs ard several nine jackets. arrived
here Ther~ were large crowds az the
railway station. bat no demonstration
was made Winston Churchill. who j.
" wounded in the hand. vas taken 20 the
Mcslei school. while the rank and fiie
are beirg sent 20 the rare caurSe.
One spy was lodged IN Jail The
wounded had b-rn rrrsted az Colenso.
The Boer version Of the conflict ia
which these prisoners were taken says
that two British were killed and ten
wounded
The mining department has diScov-
ered beneath the managers heEse e
the Fsrreira mins a passage lsasiing 10
suite q apartments % f--t below
ground. with gas and water laid oa-
This is supposed 10 have been intend
ed TO serve as a rendezvous for the en-
ployes Of the Ferrsira mine in the
event Of bombardment.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

Tie railroad men cf Estcourt have
already forwarded = dispatch TO
tho general manager Of the railroasi.
expressing admiration for the GOODNESS
an pluck q Young Churchil.fo whose
Efforts they attribute the saving % the
engine and tender aad wounsisd, and
asking the MANAGER 10 convey thesr
ss4nfsr4fien for the brave man rher.
are rumors OF another disaster TO an
Exteourt train. and il IS reported that
IS volunteers who formed the eseor.
are missing.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23
CONTESTED sTrr nv srEr.
What H~s-st Ev~at- Indicate 10 the
British as Hsm~.

London. Nov. is-Ths serious sn,i
aTmorcd train. on the eve - thr for
war0 movement for the rciis.f % Lady
smith. has apparently convinced thu
British that the advance viii lss cnn-
tested step BY step. The Beers arr
seemingly sssarmiug south of Colenss,-
While q large forrr ha. come from the
large force has arrived from else
whsrt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

Iasdsn. Nrs r. Thf uar oaier has
rsee,ve'i tho fe5invirz ds-pareh fr,.u
teen Euif~r
0ap~ Taysu FhuHafiae. Nae Is
sEesr ifl-t lfave reess sstssl frsm q. ll-
yaFsl a. FiTt~rnaritF surg. = f-ffrflln
.latrs Nuvsulhrr l1. ~ uhich th- Ioi-
luviHE Is ths purpar'=
The usfirrr commanding the tras1ns
~ Estrcurf rrp-srts. az misitlav. fhat
an armortd train left Estcuurf th5s
morning. With e.nmunuy of the nuh-
lin frsiievrs and company NJ the
pnrian volunteer North Of Fr~rr
they encountered party ~ Iioers and
h.ean 20 withdrew While retiring.
suuis - the frueks we're dpraiis,i- The
Duhiins turned ont and advanced 70
Wards the enemy. whiie the rest -
the train appears 20 have returned.
wiftnut them. ts Esfceur'
~fh- officer commanding th. trnops
r~perts that b. was sending mounted
trtops IN ortier - cover their wish-
dr. val but that abont leo are miss
ing
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

taiHi Tor taas1is uf liiasi AHuelillufnr nr -1 80
To a aszasst e.,as' if uflsasl Aalsnslfrs-af $50
rptai lar A. H Leaxins
Tatal fsr a. Freal5f aE1
u the fate - va. elective iu.ii-.Ary
amendment Is - =. determined bv the
sute thrreuu. IL has carrissi hv ma
iority - fs.sss. II IL rv4airvs a ma
ioritv % the qualified electors voting
a. the ei..ction. Il laelss a Ids II having
a uia 1rify.
IN examination - ths. vascs tor al
eaniaiat-s far STATE aaa county ofieers
VII ~ nr,rss.lry 20 ascertain th. sa,si
sets c.s,s. bat the vote fnr governor
appraxinlfrs vrrs -l..seIv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23
ONE NAN BURNED TO DEATH.


wa=oner. l. r.. Nov. 81 The $.
Charles hotel and SLY other buildings
wrrr asstroyei by fire saturday nigh
there were several narrow escapes
One guest. Fort smith travelling mals
ramesl Whftssisie. was burned TO death.
Two others. naui-s unknown. are miss
ing. The property Ioss Is s.l.n0a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

Gov Thomas of Colorado received a
telegram from F. \. Hitchcock. serrr~
tsry of the interior. on the 18th. cor
vsyin- the news that the agent at
tintah reports that all Indians have
returned IN their reservation from
aerthwestern Colorado. here they had
bevr killing game in violation Of the
state laws
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

I p IN the hour Of closing the treas
ury department.. On thr 18th. Secretary
Gage had r-r-ived reports from thr~'.
sub-trsasurirs On the offerings Of
beads under the secrptary's offer -
purvhas- s25.0oa.sea worth Th~s..
we're New York. s2.sss-eoo. Baltinors.
si9.aeo. and Cincinnati. 81. .7no. max
ing a total Of ss3st.so0.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

TuPelo. Miss Nov. ea.-H NJ. B.nne
field was killed Saturday night at his
h.srns near this place by unknown per-
soa< He mistrrated hrs wife and had
brrn notified to leave the neighh.ir-
koos' He returend few days ago and
pursuasied his wife to move away with
hIn- The moving was IN progress
vrer Bennefeld was killed.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

= continuance OF stormy weather
snd torrsntiaf ram is reported from
JAMAICA extending over the area pr--
s.ousIy damaged. and making the pop
uiar distress more widespread whie.
iS-iating from immediate relief ees-
tim DISTRICTS. prinsipaIly the northern
snd eastern parishes. Some fatalities
ar. reported.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

New York. Nov e8.-Rev. Dr. Rich
ard stoors. pastor Of the Church Of Pr
grinHs. Brooklyn. has resigned becaus-
o. faillng health He has been in po1r
health this fall and has been unable
TO attend to the duties OF the church
for some time.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

business failures in the Hitei
s'ate- for the week ended on the 18th.
number rss. as compared with ~ for
th. previous week. and s29 for the essr-
rrfPouding week n year ago. ~ in
Ia. 3ns in I.as and 3.3 in 1886. n
CEUadS the weeks failures were 70. ~
rrtiFarrd with - for the correspond
ing week last year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

>,r RirharsI Webster. the British at.
crnsy general. has been masis bar,,-
AT. in recognition OF his wors befor.
the Venezuelan srbitration eommi--
SION SIR Robert T. Reid. of counsel
FIR Great Britain, has been made ,
Enieht Of the Grand Cross Of the Order
1f - Michael and 81 George
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

News was received. on the 18th. OF
sncthsr armorpd train disaster 70 the
British. moving out from Estcour-
Ths Boers tore up the track and bosn-
barsied the wrecked train while con
rsaIesi narksmrn picked OF the h~rosc
bans. some Of whom fought the un-
seen enemy while others tried To righs
the train Comparatively few returned
to tel the tale.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

savirr~ from Apia. Samna- dated shs
,d. anss received en- the 18th. Per steam
- Ala nsda. from Australian ports. via
Aria and Honolulu. state that every
thing Is quiet in the Samoaa groaF-
tl-at the s.olI~etioa Of taxss is progrv-s-
i,.z smoothly. though il is said that
the Nstaafans will not pay the taxrs
ever 10 tb. government
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

Henry p. Glover. of YP=ilanfi. Mica.
tss prvsrntr'i IN tho University Of
Michigan the D~C hiSrn collection It
latin inscriptions. ranging in age
from the time Of Augustus to IN. afrh
CENTURY. \ D.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

A correspondent wants - know the
number . arrrs q land which have
bssa donated - diSsisssippi. IN r,svnt
wear b. the general government ter
educational Institutions. aisa. how
the = lands we're disposed Of. etr.
uur correspondent will tad full IN
formation On this subject IN the mes
sage - ssov. HeIaurin 10 the Lesisia-
tsre in January. ts9s. The grants
were a, follows
sfaf- afvcrsity n.sIe 81
Asr.cu.,araf aa.t N=eh Iasrai CsIi-s- zs.ss %
Alcsru ami W Cailrsr = -. y
IaiastFiaI Institute smi CsgIrs-. ene io~nshlp.
These lan.is. with the exception 81 a
few small tracts. are still held BY the
colleges, and as they are all locafed IN
the pine regions. the institutions can
afford To w.is Tor higher agures than
any vet offeresi-
Hon l. &. Dulaney. of Issaauena
succeeds Hon VIM q. I,yger a truS-
tee of the Industrial Institute aud Col
legr.
On Thursday. December -. the VA
sonic Lodges in Mississippi viii OBJ
serve the hrst centennial Of the death
u George Washington The grand
secretary has prepared an elaho-ats
program tsr the oecasi. n which : b..-
ing mailed 10 the lodges.
Mrs.. Buchanan wife of Dr- = "
Buchanan. superintendent % the EAs;
Mississippt Insane Asylum. dsssi - !.
paralytic ssroiSs On the sth Inst shs
had greatly improved from similar
attack about a year aga she Wa 4
most lovabIe lady. whose isath viii b.
nnsrnef by large circle.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

Mr.. Malet-Pr~vest. who was --~r--
tary of the Venezuelan sisi- in tn
Paris arbitration. arrived in Washing
ton ou the nth He exPrrssr,i the
conviction that the suscrssfui rev 1laI-
tion IN venszu-ia viii not in anv man
s-r Affect the -N-vution of the ,lecres-
Of fh. arbitration.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23
VOL. XIII.

A Manila Dispatch. - thu 18th. - =
es op-rafion- eu ths island - ranls
IN whirh thu tr-sop- unsi-rssen- huxh.-
ha,l se~upi~t rsxbana. s.uimhal sr.i
sthsx towu&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

The display of Ironids in -om~ poe
ti"ns OF Russia on the morning ef tho
18th. wa. - imposing that panicS
Nerr created. IN. P-oplr b-lirving that
the end of the worid had guuls
Parents killed their chshir~n 70 save
them. as they thought. from a wors-
fars
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

The Illinois Manufacturers associa-
tion- On the 18th. directed is counsel
to take steps TO test the constitution
aIity Of the Illinois tnti-trust affidavit
statute This action il taken. the OF
GERS assert. not because the member
Of the association are in any way eor-
nevre,i with trusts. but because the n
faavir contained in the statute = ~
broad that for a merchant TO subscribe
To IN IL to make a false oath
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

Work on the United States xoxerr..
ni~ut wharf az PsgS Page. >amoa. :
progressing rapidly uow. and abops
two hundred feet of m. pier = ~osn
pi~s~,s The Unitsd States agents sr-
urgutiasing for the purvhaS-- u land
a. .'ning the coaling Ssstiou-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

Senator Fro-tor. cf Vermont. d.
rs~~ that hr Is eoarhinw h-,-y fsr fh--
rrs-i,l~ucv- He says he admiral =
s.i.tfnrtly euf ~ Poii-b-S an,i Gstcr-
rrfu-d to rvmain -.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

The last 81 the state volunteers. thr
Tenn~ss-se regiment. viii bs mustered
cut Of s~rvi~- on the I'D. This will
sud the s~rvis~ Of state truup~ called
sur for fh- Spanish ~sr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

The .uprrmr eoart Of the stat. Of
T~rEsSs~- d~vid~'i. oa the f5sa. agzin-f
sh~ American Tobaeeo 60. in tbs. cas-
hr~sEht tn test the Eaw prshibiting the
sale OF cigarettes in Tennessee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23
Kinds eOuaiy has a treasury balanc.
OF ss.is-s4.

Capt j. NJ Parchman. penitentiary
warden. reports that the cotton made
on the prison farms this year viii ag-
gregate LOO bales. he -old * bales az
Clarkssiale at an average - sal 10 per
nale-s3,s.asD The surplus corn viii
be about -5.ooo bushels. large sum
will also be realized from the cotton
s.'rd The Captain also reports that
the eonvictS on al the farms are gen
orally IN good condition. there being
very little sickness among then.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

Th~ treasury has paisi eat rola err.
tarateS sir~rv Aux'rst last - the
amount % st9t-@>6, 80. sn.l has -
c~iv-,i sst.es1. 80. making a net i--r ?
Of So. .a1J. ~.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

su, usntlI< u.~r CABLE.
W. ~~~s ~ J--s R-fsr~ -s~rst.x 80
ia ttt-Fss-a H~~~sa.t---s~-.

ss- tt-Fss-s H~~asast---.~-.
Nsw fark. Nov tsA dispatch tn
TIE Worth frnm Esieuurt. Natal gives
he ast rsrl. fron Li-uf. Winston
sYsnser Churchill h~fare his capture
by the Ha~rs The diapatrh ~syss
~Nhaut 90 Rp~rs have arrived AZ
Clieeirv station. They hl-s up the
= huay hns there Nth dynamite, re-
firinr on s~eiug mounted infantrs
patral lnsi ether pasrailiu= parfa,-s=
-Ihs izaers arr reported TODAY - b.
south ~ th- rursil river. vht.h rms
O. Fnfeh sai~usa=
~Eststts frozen Ws~ufn IlU-sHf fssau
e. mile- nnriil.sst - tsf.afrtf H1sil=
safe that &C. b psseibi, that an 1f-
fsst is iufssfi,sl 70 i.. ruasi.. ur-su ~
81. g.. fFh5- un.l.suh--,Ils REFER - thu
I-iossu.. ut ,sf tsssu- --aals s huHs-Hss eusuz
nlau.ie. uhieh has sen rft-lrf-sf -
o. vaueiue frsm the Tr-tnsslal through
Laiuiand aran thr .-spltal - Natal 40
the rrar of the British troapa p-nus.t
up iu t,,iy iysmifh-t
The fra-sF~ here arn sle-piaW ia
their bsisaf-. and she szzsa.s=t siziiaars Is
maintained. hue general eeudss~uee
prevails fhaf ia th~ rfa-sF 60psu cuan-
tryi ans nuteh aftark esn - r.
psi~rd
The sitaaflun is much cl~arcr
tl.rs nxhont Natal
Further Efforts - signal Tasiv-
~a8f'h fails,l beet ihe l-.r h~iin 4s-
nsssis'ias,i th~m. saving ~Wiu h~
with Hslu tss-ulurrsu
fhs Erarfsh raEEF was useh shssrf-r.
lsi=ns1l WINSTON oHt EeHflI-s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

The biennial report OF Dr. T. J.
Mitchell. superintendent Of the state
LHnatic Asylum. for th. b eanial period
ending October I. Isoo. shows for the
last named year:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

The p~usion committee % IN. Granst
Army u the Rrpabiis was At the pm
sicr bar~au. on the TEth. AMI infsrus-
ally fals-d ever p~n~ion matters with
commissioner Evans.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

sayH al thr armnreti train ~eunfiri
arr untnr ~su.
r.a ~..-a us. nts--
Capt wylir. in an inter- ievs. saut
S.rrt Ta.i sl~~-rs~v speeial mention
fnt having surrounsir,i him With basi.
assf e. prute,-t him frsni rife hrr- hen
itin~ heirie-s and wuaaleti ru.t
even lsv s',ssu l.si,ir fhr ofieer -
che, hirn ur \ she'll lansl~l au"us
ths protecting hsswitrr~. spaft~rins
IN. 10 ~ ith ,arfh. ha' sarf Wvii- sa--
g. in~d us further iniurv Hut Zoe
To.i h. svuid have h~en kiiirl. Sew
eras men escaped marveiausie. Whom
wiustou thurvhi1 rvqur-te'i Tap.
wvlse ., eali far volunteers 20 rcuosc
ti~ upset fruek buiists. - is saisl.
,sstc dropping au ths trsiu -itAr rain-'
2 D. men. throughout. stuck - their
work rrsr-.uainr So th~ antie ~
aurl. sst tv thurchdi ansi iirut-
f4ankitu. until th. hn~ vns rirar~,E
s-sta--t t~.s- 80. w"sad~s.
tnrrrhil actually irfr wi'h che 80
-t-ts. buf BE- got out az th~ next sta
tiun. Frere. 'u-fk a rife frum a sail
Sisr. saving h~ cs'uli nat i~are ths
,,s.uns'.si. ant walked away in the ia
rvvt..f 20 fhs Ite~rs
nr.s- trt-s ~-v1-s.s-
>~rrt Uaseett. nf th~ Itlhln fasi-
isrr~ h--hat~,l wtth the greatest gal
iartry lie 'c-'k charge ~ th- hriu-
rarf amt s'osssi up mn'in-hingiv dur
tnr th~ l-o~r. het hrv. His rxampsc
risvtr.aesi the fis.li.~rs. vhu Kept The
E.tss AZ hav hv vau~yiur
ts~-s- Frs.ku- ut<sly rrsi.~d.
tart Hsisian~ f~il -ariv in che on
ra-~usrnf- shot through th~ sh.sui,i~r
fasut FranAhn's cvuslarf is highly
Itllisr,l he ~xhthifssi grvat s,l.,in~sr.
lur.ul th~ efitical p~rio,i. lic = re-
ps-ft~s missing
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

The toe=l interEnentS in jackson dur
ing October were: Whites :, eOlore,i ! .,
the population during that month being
about io,eea. But some Of the sensa-
tional kilograms published throughout
the country created th- irnprs- sion that
the capital city Of Mississippi vas ia
the throes OF n devastating pIagur- 1t
would be difficult for any city in the
country to show n better health recur5
Than the above.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

stzrkviils wants waterSoriSs. and
Crystal Springs has ordered waterxorlss
and electric lights
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

Th. fright hausr aud depot hasl
hceu burned No attempt viii hs Ha'i-'
10 ave the wrecked rolling stock. bet
the tIsek viii b. elrared. an.i n soou
a. TIVE small brrakS have been ~
pairrd the expedition viii euntinu.s
nsrthwartL Thus far the asleanre has
E.-pu a complete success
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

The ttiiaes - = ths sufe rast tur
-1rrraar sad f,r aasi against the con
.tiiu' ...uai aairu.irusnf