Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-07

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and RiIoxi with , .a- inh,h;,.n,.
very large number of Mississip-
plans who read these weekly notes arc
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y' oeing
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Vi M 'o'aiers anu 'he'r
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p.. "'"' '"a' '"e 'nen were
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""a P'eSseu uesre 10 JON
,., iee''uS VI hiram Iouge
no. o. "ihenes'er, siow 'hat ne TOOK
us "fs' uesree On May l. iso'' ana oe-
ea"'e "ss'er "as'h on Way D. oniy
present at the time. The president is n
member Of Canton Comnnndery No. IS,
of Canton, Ohio, which he joined Dec
u, 1854.
The eig.r.,,. .,ro,h,s.,,h.. ,aN
CoIIcg. h.. h..n s..n..,;o..,,.
agy.ra,.d pr..;d.r, u.rl,, 81 IA.
facul,v ar. In ,.rt.., .,.or,, J., a..
nose TO s,amp on, the. pern;c;o,s hah;,
so ruinous 90 mind and hodv ,nd 49,.
believ. tina, IN. cool sens. ., ,h.
spl.ndid ,,us.n, hoJv will ,ss.r, ;,s.I,
in general and corJ;,I ..,r;.s.,..
Thay h,v. N. oo,,,r,,ni,. :,
;ng th.ms.,v.s, and dis,iro,;shi,r ,h.;,
coIleg. bv pu,,ing cig,r.,,. .no,,;nr
under tn. han IL men or hov. ,,,,,s,
smoke. the old corn-cob pipe might not
be 80 much in style, but would be in
tinitely less harmful than the poisonous
cigarette. There are not five hundred
more manly boys in the country than
those at the A. and NJ. College. and they
will do the right thing about this
cigarette business.
."-. - .os' :" T.. u'"so"' '"e inuishA
s'n'' ae'"' 10 p'eAa guH'y
n"e' lawyers iees' sout' e"sss' requ'si-
isfv ,hose who ,hink IN. a,gni,v ~ ~.
Stat. has b..n eomnrouix.d in ,h.
matter Gibson miyh, bax. fa,as xorx.
nv ssrv;,, , ,.r,n R, ,h. ,,;,.,,;.rr
bn, n family irs;c,m.,, rn;,h, h.x, -.
smiled /, bis ..ori,,,l C;h.on h.s
b.en nr.,,v we'll n,,;sh.d %, xh,,
som. h,x. h...n ,i..x..d % .,,i. hi.
..;,d;sc-.,;on and - n. consia.rs
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v;lI ,,, ~ :, ON, u;ss;ss;,r; .,,,v.-ro-
x.,v so,r
At 10 o'clock on the night Of the s4th
ultimo Prof. Douglas Anderson. of the
chair of electrical engineering IN the
University of Mississippi. pressed the
button in the powerhouse on the uni
versity campus and gave the university
and the people of Oxford. and the Ma
sons who are TO assemble there the last
| week in this month. more light. =
ihis is one oil the many great achieve
ments To the credit OF the practical,
common sense administration OF Cham
eeiior Fulton
The A. and VI. College realized from
the sale of its lands-sa. .3Ii.Oa acres
the sum of sI4O.i.4ss. which sum has
been placed in the State treasury a. |.
perpetual fund to the credit of the col
lere. The college will receive sir n~r
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W. ~ -N." 'or~ on ,ae S''n
- 1 =. s s"A' H,, nu'ier duncan
= -. VI, "e en''.eiy SAT
y ~ iss ihe pA'
pleased should its present managemen,
be continued.
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's'pp' ooyS "on 'he nrs'
anu seoua nohors IN the iourth 'whleh
Is the highest) Grass IN west Point Mill
ElhsviIle. and Uenrv Roh.r, 90 S,.-L.
v;ue pa,,;s ven, t. - g. IT,;
versitv and Rohar, tr,rn A .nsv cai.