Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-21

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for the informssisa - -. ii-us~ssas..
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rsS~<. and ~xp~-~-ez tho b~li>s that
siniiisr sSsrts for an inrr-.s- - th-
sx-d ant insrn Old vc-<r.a~ zaaa- 10
their Respective States. ~saiA pru-sus~
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rsrk sA~r- M--s<irpiss. s~r- -t.saos~i
1arisx tAs .~tx. Cordially sat slar-r-ir
yoars. l. Fassa
II A. uro~t - the Old veteran. are
s-arinx the sunnit. whi~h unAny -
them have sir-adT reached. sa.t a. Old
ag~ and tho issrunisi-~ % llt- are rapisii =
bearing them sa-sra % sh~ grave. this
insr~ss~d aSsi<tsnc- IN t4< ev~asisi~ ef
their lives. frsss the x~nerpas r-ople -
. great STATE. cnm~s a. . pr~sissas hs-pa.
the extezt Of ~hieh e.aaos - -xFs---esi
By words
I'LL In the n.ns- % al - ,h- old C.
c. v. whom & = hls b xh hoanr ~ com-
mand. the x-n~r2i eonnAnaiax. ex-
prcss~s heartfelt, gratitude ant thanks
10 the m~ns~r~ Of the s~nase asa house
Of the great cpsnmoaweaith % Niszi>-
sippi FOR th~s~ very rvaeroas saa lib
erai appropriations for the sick and
helpless Cd Coafederafes. zaa the
widows and orphans Of tho>~ who are
already eucamp>d spon the other shore.
and for the splendid appropriation foe
the erection Of narkers and monuments
for Our Heroie Dead
| ". This substantial remembrance Is
convincing proof of the love and aree-
tio1 aud esteem in which the Old Coz
fedsrste soldier, WHOSE deeds added re-
nowr and lustre To the history % his
state. Is held by his aAmiring eountry-
me-, And nv . yr,,~ful po.,.r;,v. ard
az ,h- n,an.r in which Mi.,i..ipni 70.
"a. - livi,~ "a - ,,;hr,. =,
al. n.no-v a, h.r s.,d h.ro.
Rx xor,s-ro of
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| GroRsx NooKx.<
AaT,-s;.n and Chi.f os STAT
rAs Deaf .sd pa"s. sd s'saa-
The chapel capacity Of the Institn-
,ion for the Deaf and Dumb i Away,
fully tested At the annual closing exer'
cis-~ People 70 there who care little
for spoken orations. aud essays and
music They are drawn toward the
children OF silence by an interes, and
sympathy that sre irresistible Reeita
tions. essays. . nAz drill. the Presenta-
tioa Of diplomas by Superintendent
Dobyus, all made up most delightful
program on Tuesday night OF last
week. The graduates were: Ida Car
ter. OF Clarke eounty; Mary Booker.