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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28

A rather queer method Of dealing
with blind tiger keeper is reported
from Newton in the eastern section
Of the State. The mayor of the town
informed the marshal that the peo-
pie in certain neighhorhood had in
timated that they would like to have
a blind tiger suppressed, and re-
quested him to proceed with the job
according to Law. The marshal took
up the JOB With evident reluctance
and in delicate manner eommuni-
Gated to the blind tiger keeper the
wishes Of the mayor. The keeper
then requested that the authorities
wait a few days until he could dis
pose of an unusually large stock on
hand, in order that he could retire
from the business without loss. and
his request was readily granted
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28

The remaining members Of the
fss=sy Second Mississippi regiment.
Eh'eh made such a gallant record
during the civil war, held 4 two
a.-S reunion at Castalian Springs
last week The ranks Of the Twen-
ty-second at each reunion are thin
Ter, as the members fall out of line
aad join the army of the invisible,
and the members intend to hold the
annual reunion until all the soldiers
have answered the final bugle call.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28
FarDsrS' Insefrursa

The following institutes will be
held during the week ending August
30: Lexington, August a5; Koseius-
40. August s6; A. & ". College, Az
gust g, % and 20. The last three
DAYS at the college Will be devoted
TO roundup institute, and it Is e1-
Pected that Leading agriculturists,
horticulturi<ts, dairymen and stock
men Will De there, and it is hoped
to have representative farmers from
every section Of the State in attend
anee
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28

Mississippi is just now breaking
the record for summer fires, accord
ing to Col II. N. Street, Of Neri-
dian, one Of the best known insu-
rance men in the State. He states
that the record for July and August
exceeds anything in an experience
of twenty-five years, the losses being
fully five times more than is usually
the case during these two summer
months II things continue in this
fashion, he says, the insurance COM
panies will this year find Mississippi
about as disastrous a field as it was
last year. He gave it As his private
opinion that some of the companies
had already lost as much as thew
would take in on premium account
for the entire year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28
WITH FEELINGS or pIsM.Y.
How the Project Is said to
NieNeI In Lanaan.

New York aug. 21--The rena
that the managers % the world
fair a s. Louis propose In bug 4
Washington ancestral home.
Banbury- and transplant II - 4
grsuads 81 the exposition Is regarri)
with feelings e dismay here. says 1
London corres spondentof the Tribu3
The house itself VIII not De special
missed. a. Il Is net 4 shrine of d
glish pilgrimage. but. a. the Morn
Post polars ont. the desire for ane(
traI homes * contagious
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28

Omaha Neo- Aug 25--The Union
Pacific railroad has taken an exten-
Pacific coast. and during September
and October will make a rate 20 Cal
ifornia. Oregon Washington and 9TH
er western states of S33 from Chicago
and S25 from the Missouri river. IL
i stated that the cutting of this rate
il the independent action of the
Union Pacific road and that II Is
made in the interest Of homeseekers.
extensive stop-ovsr Priviisges osing
allowed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28
PRETTY COSTLY BUSHES
ready Cost the Nine orerass-s
xf->No. 600.

WilSesharre. Pa. Aug. 23.-It 81
timzted that the coal and iron pol
in four counties in the anthracite
gion now number 5.GGG- The 4
pIoymeut of 50 many special gSla
has ueeessitated an expenditure
the companies TO date sf sI.s9dl
Besides paving the special police
4 daily wage. the companies sud
them with food and lodging.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28
WITHDRAWN FROM ENTRY.
a Mfilisa Acres of Land In the t.reaa
Fails sMsst1 District with
drawa From EBtry-

Butte. Mont, Aug 24-A special TO
the Miner from Great Falls. SAYS
An order has been received from
Withdrawing another l.
0O0. .O00 acres of land IN the Great
Falls district from entry The order
is in line with the intention of the
government TO push forward the St.
Mary-s canal irrigation project a.
rapidly aS possible.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28
ABDUCTED BY A LUNATIC.
Girl Carried ON By an -
capped Georgia LamatE~.

Macon. Ca. Aug s4-With a drawn
pistol in his hand James T. TIndalI.
said 10 De an escaped iunatie from
the sanitarium at MiIisdgsville en-
tered the home Of l. \ Eoaeh. IN
Wilkinson county. and carried or
Agnes Roach. 1j-year-old girl The
kidnapping was accomplished while
Roach was absent from home. lin
dali drove of towards Macon
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28

A history of all the companies of
Mississippi that served during the
civil war viii be written during the
coming year By member who served
In the various commands. under the
auspices Of the U7ited Confederate
Veterans 1t the coming meeting
of the Mississippi division of the L.
c. V at Hattiesburg a plan viii be
arranged for the writing of these
histories Of the different companies.
The director Of the department. of
archives and history is now actively
engaged in arranging and classify
ing the valuable military archives
Of the State, which were found in
Jackson, after it was supposed they
were lost, and he Is ready to co-ope-
rate with the Confederate veterans
In their efforts to preserve on record
the deeds of the men who served
the State during the war.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28

The governor has issued a procla-
nation authorizing the incorpora-
ton of two new railroads for Missis-
sippi, that Of the Cotton Growers
Railway and the ST. Louis, Nissis-
sippi & Alabama Railroad. The st.
Louis, Mississippi & Alabama Rail-
road will be built in Tishomingo and
Tuscaloosa counties, Ala, begin
ming at Eastport and crossing the
State line between Alabama and
Mississippi at a point in Itaxamba
county. The line of the proposed
Cotton Growers Railway will ex-
tend from Black Hawk in the county
of Carroll, in a northwesterly direc-
ton to Greenwood, in Lefiore coun-
ty, thence in a westerly direction to
ltta Bena, in the county of Lefiore.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28

St Louis, Aug 23--Among the
er German citizens are many
served in the civil war under
Franz Sigsl. whose death oecurrel
New York. Thursday. aud a few
have n distinct remembrance of
German revolution Of is4s and
which sent Sigel TO the United Sts
There are none but have words
commeuda tiun for the gallant
der who did 50 much IN the eal
part Of the war 10 stem the Seees
tide in Missouri and who, 4
fought so calamity in the east
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28

September Il VIII be the two hundred
and ni1eteenth anniversary Of the in.
troductinu OF euEee to civilization by
john So5iesi. Who found large GUAM
titles of the berry In the camp Of the
Turks ~hen he and his 10000 Pole,
drove them from Wanna fu 1874.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28

An old-fashioned barbecue was
given last week on the premises Of
DR.. j. C. Gathings, one mile west
Of Prairie Station, which attracted
hundreds from long distances. all
eager for commingling after bOun-
teous ero7s for the season had been
assured I-o-sh the original CD
iect was rather for social intercourse
and an cld-time exchange of well
wishes. the fever of politics now MS
ing throughout the State manifested
Its presence on this occasion Among
the entertainments were speeches BY
Hons E S Gambler, Jr., of Cor
NTH, and D. W. Houston and W. B.
Walker of Aberdeen
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28

The annual reunion of Tippah
County Camp Of Confederate Vet
Grams was held last week at Falkner
Station, fully 1.5OO people being in
attendance A basket dinner, abun-
dant for all, was provided
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28

All Of the counties Of the State
have sent to Superintendent of Edu-
cation Whitfield the rolls containing
The number Of educable children In
the next few days the superintendent
viii tabulate and give ont the fig
ures, and it IS believed that the foot
ing viii show an increase Of about
$4,000 children over the last census
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28
Little Girl B.r.ea to DEATH.

TayIorville, III. Aug 25.-The four
year-oId daughter Of W. T. Skelron.
local agent OF the Wabash railway
company, was burned TO death sun
day The child and a yeHESs- br-sth-
er were striking matches and the
dress of the girl became igniteG
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28

Montreal Aug 34--Private advices
received here from England state that
Charles " HAYS may shortly be sp-
pointed president of the Grand Trunk
system in succession TO Sir Charles
Rivers Wilson. who will become chair
man of the board of directors.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28

Capt. W. w. George, president Of
the First National bank Of Meridian
died few DAYS ago. Deceased was
81 years old and had been a resident
of Meridian for the past twenty
years, coming here from Kentucky.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28

4 hsrd Of uhItecappers has been
organized In De Soto county, ami
considerable excitement and IrGiS-
nation has been created by their r.
cent depredationz- A few dzys since
q negro church and sch0olhoqse vas
burned to the ground by the white
caps. and the evidence left behind
gave no clue TO the identity Of the
guilty parties, but the band was seen
leaving the burning building, and al
uere masked
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28

Richmond. Va Aug z4--Rev- DIR.
j. n Hazen. who. for - wears. has
been secretary of publication Of the
Southern Presbyterian general as
emily, died Friday, aged Sc.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28
AZ Large Twenty YeAr,-

Nike Young, VINO escaped from
the penitentiary in 1882, was
brought hack TO the walls last week
to serve out the une1pired portion
of his sentence
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28

The annual reunion of Albert
Sydney Johnston Camp No. 1164,
Q. C. v, occurred at Gates Grove
near kossath last week. An inter
esting program was given AbS-t
$500 were present, all of whom
seemed to enjoy the reunion to the
fullest extent The Confederate
veterans Of Choctaw county held
their annual reunion at South Union
camp ground, three miles west Of
Aekerman last week and there was
a large crowd and a pleasant time
There we're about 1000 people pres
ent and dinner was ample TO have
accommodated As many more
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28
prowned while Bathing

Lansing. Ia. 25--Miss Wolfng. aged
IS. and NJ Wyman. aged l., a son Of
Judge Wyman- Of Niroqua- Wis were
drowned sunday at Battle island.
while bathing.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28

The farmers institute met at
Myrtle last week under the manage
ment Of Messrs. LLOYD and Moore
OF the A. & W. college Several i'm
portA1t subjects were discussed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28

Hon. John Sharp Williams of
Yazoo City was nominated for con-
gress from the new Eighth district
over his opponents, Hon Patrick
Henry of yicksburg and Hon
Charles E Hooker of Jackson.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28

L H. Murphree, one of the Oldest
and most honored citizens of Okolo-
IA, died last week He had been a
member Of the city council about
fifty years He served In both the
Mexican and civil wars.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28

And down through The s1feEt reaches
Comes the drorsEg bees refrain
Ne sign Of life In the meadows
E-f . notionlezs silence instead.
The cattle are I'D N the coppice.
The birds to the woodland hare ted
On surye< q pcrsing hezf-wavs
ThruExh the stiffness . locust siags.
And 4 bell. far o6. ciAags hzrxhly.
As the noonEzy hour II rings
Lydia Kendall roseer. n S1ringAsal
(NzSx-l Republican
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28
Z serious >ftaastan-

II is now said To he impossible for
the Gen Pinzon tO go to SEA again IN
her present condition Important and
indispensable parts of her machinery
have been completely ruined The
Pinzon was formerly the American
yacht Namona- She WAS bought BY
the Colombian government and en-
tered it, service last summer Gov
ernment officials on the isthmus a.
sert that the newIy-aequfred govern
meat cruiser Carragsna shortly viii
bring troops TO the iSthmuS-
The Colombian government r~cDg-
nizrs the revolutionary situation to
be serious
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28
DEFENSE WAS EFFECTIVE.
the Bia~ Will Ent~rtnx
salem uarbsr-

Washington. Aug 2+--Prompt in
formation OF the Intellectual attempt
Of Commander PilLsbury's feet in Its
effort 10 enter Salem harbor and hold
IL against the ships of Admiral Hig-
ginSOn,S feet came 20 the navy de-
partment this morning in the follow
ing dispatch from the commander Of
the attacking feet
Gloucester. Mass, Aug s4--WhIre
squadron surrendered 70 Blue at day-
light this morning while entering
Salem harbOr-
The Panther and the supply have
been ordered 10 proceed in obedience
TO the departments Instructions The
Prairie goes to Boston tO-mOrrow for
reapairs-
lSignedl -PILLSBU RY-
The whites defeat has been autici-
pated here by naval officers They De-
Eeved he was handicapped by the
limited area of the defending line. the
slow speed of his ship and rhe snail
number of ports which he could enter
under the rules
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28
COLOMBIAN REVOLUTION.
Nsr~h Of Fsrsna Ga
the City Exp-~t~d

Kingston, Aug 25.-Detsils II the
capture of the Colombian governm. nj
gunboat Boyaca by the Insurgents
outside ~ Panama have reached here.
Ihe poyaea was captured August / by
the insurg-nt gunboat Padilla. after
short and unequal fight. She had
on board at the time nearly three
hundred soldiers under the command
of Generals Ferrero and Enan. who
were 20 reinforce tieu. Morales Berti.
81 Ngua Dulcs. The Boyaea also ear
ried several colonels. supply of am
munition and a considerable sum Of
MONEY IN American gunner named
Rose. who was serving On board the
Boyaca. declined tn sail on her Ias.
and fatal expedition PLYING the in
surgent flag. the Boyaea j. now
Guarding the entrance To the Panama
harbor, presumably with the inten-
tion Of preventing steamers or other
vessels from bringing government re-
s.-as
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28
IsssrU~sts safnGax sr.a.a.

Nothing definite Is known on the
isthmuS II the situation Of the gov
eminent general Morales Berti. at
Aqua Dulce. but many persons be-
lieve that the general after with
standing a siege OF several DAYS. dur
ing which his forces were subjerte...
chiefly at night. To a severe artillery
fire from the insurgents. perceived
the hOpelesSness II receiving rein
forerments and supplies from Psna-
ma and was forced To surrender the
troops Of his com nd to t..s insur-
gents.
The insurgrnt forces in th.. Aqua
Dulce district are said to number be-
tween 1000 and 5000 men ASsoci-
ated with Gen Berti in tn, defense
OF Aqua Dulce were Gen Castro. who
gained nOtoriety at the previous bat
tie at tgua Dulee. and tseueraIs Go-
mex and Moreno
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28
o.ry Two Day. from Panama

II the reported surrender of the
government forces At Augua DuIee is
true the iuSurSeut general. Herrera,
Is confronted by big problem TO pro-
vide food and shelter for and to con-
Owing to the fact that the govern
ment line Of communication betwe.n
Panama and Aqua Dulee i broken.
but little news reaches Panama from
the seat Of war. although the con
tending forces are only two days
march froua that e.frv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28
An Attack Expected

Rumors are current on the isthmus
that several detachments Of insur-
gents have been seen at the various
stations along the railroad line be-
tween Colon and Panama and an at
tack at either end OF - line J. ex-
Pected. in certain quarters. 20 oscur
at any moment Because of the pres
enee Of insurgents along the rail-
roads,the government i most ANXIOUS
70 obtain rpinforeements on tn. 18th
mus as soon as possible Fresh
trouble. however. l. said to be brew
ing in the Interior Of the republic.
and owing To the frequent rrfuSals
of steamships to carry government
troops the bringing IF reinforce
ments to the isthmus i apparently
no easy matter The government gu
boat Gen Pinzon arrived at Carta-
gena a week ago from Colon- after
having made the voyage with diff
Guilty
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-28
FROM PEMPHIGUs vULGARUs.

state. and during that time NJ last
10000 persons til~I past
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Correspondence.

their log road any further. on account
of the fearful storms, which VISIT Us
every day but IL Is all the Ground
hal. fault.
Ihe G.. r. q. al. COS mill at
th..p place, Is now only running one
tour ltseem. like SO is almost i'm
possible Co keep logs ON band. They
have stock Of 100000 feet of
lumber iu The yard. Their daily out
put ~ shipments are about 3 cars Of
5000 feet each. We understand
FROM good authority, that they have
contracted the grading OF their road
Co Joe Fucey, an Italian. II this be
true, 10 wont be long until their road
Viii be completed, for he is a hustl er.
Fred Murdoch met with very
painful accident last week, by getting
his haud caught in a cog wheel, and
lost two fingers.
a littIe child OF Dock Halls aud
Irene Htyhurst. baby got THEN
clothes 600 Gre and were badly burn.
ed, which may prove fatal to both.
M. ID W. GoG, Of Clara, Cal.
houu county, left here last Thursday
for that place. lie has been on the
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Bargains !!
Mems Clothing.

We do not so large line be found in the Grants
vile stores We have not the Yet clothing past
every store within our latitude Sorry indeed be the man
who passed our store to hunt bargains clothing Who else can
aud will sell on all-wool worsted suit a V?
Pants common pants worth from 81 So We have too many
of them We wilt give inducements o them out.
REMEMBER when you huy suit of me, although it may
have grown on the back sheep the human 10 wear
IT, When buy second hand clothing peddler YOU don't
kno" whether the former owner died from smallpox yellow
err When lady buys last years style jacket the collar
slightly sweaed from peder who bought auction because
white refused to bill be whether its folds
wrapped the comey form virgin formerly hid the brazen
oucsst Of the Sums My clothing new clean direct from the
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Bear' tlo = i~ $40 f- Hau tuslS Bought
Of E(zHZzIz<1<


Some of the boys returned from
Redwood recoutly aud repr, plenty
of snow az that place
The prutracied meeting at the
mouth Of Daniel, run is suli DO pro-
giess.
Howard Price, Of Milestone. has
taken UP boarding at j J.. GoHs.
and Is attending the proiractei meet
ing 40 the mouth of the ruu
Mrs G.. n Nicholson d. still con.
fined 20 her room With ScrolaIa, but
we hope She may soon recover
Camden Cor ba. paIeaad hs
farm on Cabin Ridge which Doe form.
erIy sold 60 tt A. AIulet, aud has
move thereon.
Mrs Hoskius, an aged lady of
Arnoldsburs passed quietly away nu
Saturday che 10Th, anI nss aid o.
estou Sunday u ibg family grave
yard on Spring ruo.
Blue Devil seemed 90 think chat
little Gale, OF bi. own make up wau.I
make us queal lts theu Truth Chat
make men -queaI
r. j. Sc lsit should De-. iu rs.
ferriug Co the bird chat $40 should
have pulled 90. lulcr from. $50
would say tba. Do such .h.ad boz Ie
case itwouIi have been bird 80
our own and MOE OF uur ue.zau.rs.
Owing to Ibeuiu. orE ID C.s
Ia-t letter we have nothing n queaI
about be should ba.e 1850 be
reverse from what be d.d being OBJ.
truth we m.suthaga Iusa.,i bat
nay.
Owing toB d. h.aren... wees.
pcct no quwIfom aun bat IHun
i0r the grunt
Success Co. tb. Chronicle uc a.
sI.l %
Tru HIt.
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Shirt Waists and Shirts and Fancy
Hose.
Hose.

Wo headquarters ia They are now here Look at
them in display windows To look want the prices
10 reach Yes We have swell line can be found in
town city We did forget the large We ordered
bae merced s'eeue waists large a. These last we're
ua- by special order and will be here time Mecb If
you cheap waist skirt Big Springs If you
want gd article here is the place fud you want some
thing real swell 10 here Ladies' hose are simply
sight, ser they here plain view from lee to Soc
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Shoes and Sandals.

LADIES AND GENTS This is our forte We always
have been able give full comes to fancy foot
and this Spring finds with larger and than
we have shown before They already here Come
Inc for yourselves We also have solid shoes.
mems nd womens SI0o pair Our Misses Chldens
shoes and slippers complete make them
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HARTLEY
BEcE BEHrIE.

Ed Chronicle.
After long absence, we come
again being rell surprised that the
Chronicle has lived and aourisbcd
during ourabseuce, aud is still the
mos, interesting paper that 6ads ils
way To- our community.
Cutting telegraph poles for the
line FROM lhe yellow creek old field
90 McIarIin ms To be uhsovder of
rbe day.
Uncle Peter lIez had very sc
r.ou ride down q bin recently ou Che
ice or crust tearing bis clothes nearly
a.l off nim aud badly bm.iug him.
Joshua Uau-b. OF tbe head of
Three Nae rlnIas s.areda mensg.
erie Joshua a.II treat hi. cas,umcrs
TO q lively mz chase, give them
free dinner and chow Lom as large
q Wild cat as you ever saw.
The rig for an oI weu IS being
oui.t on tbe head OF Iaurs. run.
Puck Dawson aud site have "a
.wa nea girl DIdu o1 hear
Mm aH.ng
w. have fae literary ce.y
Hfrs every 'urlay night
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New Royal Sewing Machines.

Wr have them .u band. We guarantee them If piece
gives sroy bring Co us aud free. That beats
guarantee n salesman you may again, or a firm
thousand miles away ecu You better machine for less
------ on L---- would BOZ nay I'D aganL- board.
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Summer Dress Goods.

White goods Dotted swiss, Pereas Lawn fancies Dress silk
White silk for wedding gowns Laces EmDiodees insertions
Silk ribbons, Belts and Summer corse
In all these will he found goods better goods than
be found in all the other yellow creek combined
and every thing for sale "a popular prices
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Thie a.mature u an rteIF boz of Co.'S na
Laxative BrOmO-0uIninc rab.es
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President j r. Blair Of ,he Little
kauawha Railroad was injured 900 "a
railroad accident near llahomtus. %
ONE day last week.
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Squire II NJ Marshall and i.
Chenoweth Of GAINESVILLE we're in
town the fret Of the week ou business
Pathfinder