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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-11

Successful iIouse saccs>ai'i iious a siul.
ing ,nzance Of success m kelai my Gss-i, way Is
afforded b, The isadn,s Millinery House 81 ChaIiss
fsssi, eosnss far and iIo,, ,fcs,< Tbs rr,ssie,os
Nj f'>isl has acquired ,is an u hoiiiag An,
Dry Goods House eAa, by freely advertising. draw
tomers s~,os; IAa 10 holi them All ssioy then
eoahdsnss, calls &C. tia sseniss II and hhesa,,
tioeds mur II maslei do~n and 'oid fs shat The,
are; n<sss rsisssIs,,sn ANY afieis. Thai niie p.s,
a cha,rs J. t'>hei and shsi pory Ia, ~as the hss
u sAs greatest in u. has, III 'ssaias sb<oagh
fass u iiosolalu. lhs leading Mi'l.nsn sics u
chasi<s J. ti.hsi, r,e iionoiaia Mai Mse,'s "a
Ne~ sok. Charles !. fi>hsI makes specially u Nd
lassy tJ 1hr s,pfs y on< a the .ashls a ths CIV
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-11


CUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
bankruptcy Of the MUSICAL HALL ASSOCIA.
TON, corporation, etc. Before MIR. Justice Austin
ORpER OF HEARisG-A petition having been pre-.
sented TO this court by Wilder& Company and Castle
Cooke, OF Honolulu, wherein il is alleged that the
said Musical Hall Association is indebted said pc
iitioners in a exceeding Two Thousand Dollars,
and OF which sad sum the said Musical Hail Associn-
tion has failed and refused make payment for ten
days after the had matured and been presented
Tor payment, and IN which said petition il prayed
that said Musical Hall Association be declared bank
rup and that such further proceedings be had herein
as the law may require or to the may eN-
pedient and said petitioners having filed approved
bond, conditioned for the payment Of all Of the
proceedings and all damages to the party peiitioned
against herein said petitioners fail prove said
Musical Hall Association bankrupt; and an order
having therenpon issued to the Marshal take pos
session oi the property and effects OF The said Musical
Hall Association in accordance with the statute in such
made and provided.
On motion OF Clarence w Ashford, attorney for said
petitioners, II is hereby ordered that on MONDAY,
the 2oth day Of August A. ID 1884, at my chambers
in Honolulu, proof will be heard Of the truth OF the al.
legations in said petition contained and that the said
Musical Hall Association be Summoned then and there
to appear at which time and place all may
appear and show cause II any they have why the said
petition should not be granted and that a copy Of this
order be published in the Saturday Press newspaper for
three successive issues previous TO said hearing.
BENJAMIN II. AUSTIN,
Justice Of the Supreme Court
Attest HEsRy SMITH,
Deputy Clerk. acting as Clerk.
Honolulu, July 40, 1850. Is7-lt
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-11

Nj OTICE.-Ilavng been appointed Guardian Of NJ
IN Mahuka, minor, son of the late Nj Mahulsa, de
ceased and attorney in fact for Lukia W. widow OF
said NJ. Mahuka. deceased, all persons are hereby
queSed to settle all matters pertaining the OF
NJ Mahnka, deceased, with the undersigned and they
are hereby notified that Mr.. Simon X. kaai has no au
thority whatever in the matter A. ROSA
Guardian OF NJ. Mahuka, minor, and attorney in fact
for l.uukia (v), widow of the late NJ. Mahuk,, dc.
ceased.
Honolulu, May IS, 1885, rl7.,m
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-11
cslcm advertisements.

a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE The under.
n signed, having been appointed administrator Of
the estate Of WILLIAM IlARBOTILE, deceased,
all persons having claims against SAID hereby
notified TO present the within six months FROM date
they will be forever barred, and all persons indebted
TO the said estate to make immediate payment TO
II. RlEMENSCHNEIDER,
Administrator OF the estate OF William Ilarbotile.
Honolulu, July 90 1888. rs1.at
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-11

LEADING Mili.iNEky IiQusE,
LEADING MILLINERY HOASE'
LEADING MILLINERY HOUSE,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-11
c,lcm advertisements.
WHITTIER, FULLER a CO.,

And fof sile by The importing hou,ss n IIonoiaiu
Put W IN 5, .. and : gallon cans
and o. and D ., iins.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-11

II will no, eArX. nal or egfai 1, Is made a n.
iest aud pure.t MATERIAL riousrt White Lead Osi,r
~ Ine pure linsccsi on and genuine colnfs tained
vhh strong .ouii1n u the bet India Hatbsf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-08

The surviving members OF the 5ih a.
a'tua tavairs propose hoIdinv 4 rruniou
ahh forming q permanent orxAn:ntion
~ tbe regiment - al tafls dAv. ii,e t,sne
HiA plare nVt having yst bee1 'ulis .ir-
frrfnln*A rflen. w thc committee having
;hc iusiier IN charge. An nfAinhors y.
the regiment VII plcsse send their ai.
artrS. AZ otsre. together with Rns o.bprs
with whif'i;hevsfu esusinfed. ~ Com.
ra'ic Frank i'A''rn, is'r of t'a. r. Wa
fAst MarAct street. Indianapolis. Ill.,.
ihat ;hsN may hr mortified WHEN ngograme
1ns' arrangements are complclN.i.
.ions iiAiFAfKR. lafo VI 90. H.,
StsNUCR I. PrArsr. iatc or O.. G.,
isAkEt G0uptr,s. iltn IN 60. a..
y. \. CowDY. late Or Cu. r..
Committee.
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fNANree fur.
Tlr l'irrctnrs AZ s'in yincrnncs X Ohin
i,irsr ii4i.w Ay met IA N. .iiirc ~ Dss.
nm ~ Montgomery. iulhi- eiiy. Nr,!nr~-
day Ilie ulxgsla4 UA~ rr3~ilrsl aver hv
Erecne lIark. rr Prsiiicns. Tfsr nl.-
isF c' i'f mrel,Ax whs ~ give noiirc n 0
lAn stockholders s.saf ~ election uDaid
lr .srlh IN THIS CIV IN il.e -ixfA III Iulv.
fvr slc purpose M rhoUtlng thirteen ai-
fttsnrs. NJ serve tlse ensuing wear.
Ihe nan-rs~ilenf dIrrrsur~ present
We're G1brici Nei-r, of trrInnsfi. NV.
X. "a. Ntlmsn. M .,a~iicr. Oh seen.
of uintll. anl James :. AcCoy. cf Nom
fsA f'ifs.
Tho surveying corps vii! arrive hcre
NJ n week. fOr The purpose of xninr ~
Noss. n.d the sufvcy viii b speedily
comnlrfrl.
W. understand that fhcre = q pro.a-
hiliiy that The roasi will ~ RIM 10 Louis
n ilc. ~. via rnoii anil French Lick
<i.iuxs. Il can take rdvanfanc III well
sra.is.sl road bed y miles ia lsnHth. ex-
Aemiine ftum New Aihan,. III ihe dirsc-
lion ~ -Iasncr. The distance from ihis
~ity 70 Jasper Is 4: snilcs. ani ifom Jas-
per ~ New ALBANY N IS mics, leaving
WI ~ rules ot grading a. bc lonc b.-
tween the sSo latter places. Iiii~ viii
make shnrs rouIc ID Louisville. and give
French Lick u wcusicfiui loom.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-08

"A farmer observed flqck Of mart.
'rin1cs running along between The row.
lot corn TINT WA Just spron.;n9. Con.
|rcis'ng ths idea that tbcr were pu!lina
|np his corn. ORC of the bird WAS Killed
~ crop coniainci one cni-worm. iuen.
-cne striped hugs. and over one hun.
.aed ehilch-ougs. New Harmony L;eg
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Corn p'an'i;i1 'snov ucsr:v over.
splendid r,"-pe,~ M Di..rkhcry crop
THE whsa: rrop vii; Ia'l r:,ori ~ ~,
'Arefsrf ffpp.
fn' worm are lsrsgcinx corn con
's.s:fr~bly ':s-e cahl ni1lss.
tr. win. Nilsson T. ~ our town vii.
'if< 'iiv'hs, mo relatives.
On ile nighf of me 33f'. Mr. n. 81
Cfp-:er had sixteen sheep 4 HE'D ~ light
4n-.
:. n P''3c-. N the Marlin Count.
friJnne. ~a, ~ orr toHn -nnf4 " W.
sD,n.V~e NJ v'a- ~, ing ~ fntkn 4 ina~.
w so'ne N 'fsisnd n's'sy y :ioAs.
a lev ni9h; nvo fc~ ~ ill., slishe
hr''es of orr town .'.s: .,ot a. NV, ...i-
t.kllee ~ s.tie .iobs-. ~ sna,a.-e 4,
vrsier ~ show :he ltir-f sici.. N. i,,.'. wnf,.
'.y theAn- We ul' -ive ire nuns, aa.i
IN 'e'' niso nc co.,t li,c next ouc-- il wc
asc li.s-.
Nr. Il A. Arm-'rrrz. cf Peabody
kan-s-. N v;-iii.,g in our socn. II Mi.
s': reF'cIaherc.i '',g he Nv t>-s;usefnor
Az ir'lHHA. M srn t.ysrrnxyf Hs.3 u4s
r,'nsas;sx saturday sv.nc,isiug new Il
expected so,n.
9se.laT 'ast wcel; Narrs coo,er anl
han NiI,s. IN ianue i.,Nrxisi8. Ia: i,,,.
y 'ii-Aniis nyer The ti,rs-nfe,s...i,i Nv some
s''ilief. whlrh ~ cuit.i ia M.lcN cusi..y
..'iI'rf severely o;A He cheek no G,yep-
tf li.nA;nslnx Aiicy severely 40 ar-
y 80.
1nc morning lss' wcck while Mr..
Nnf C Britain. rur hruus-,fl. connf,
commissioner. ~s- feeding s.;s n'i blind
mtsr. s..e rrsShs iin ~ The ,.i.c,k uiis..
her frcil- :astraiiax fpe check fc4.fuls,.
prs. hii-na and parr seueI uu ,is.'
wound. lie j. getting along finely.
ii~fSf. ~ MS season .. Tie ,rAt need
-Daielhi'g green.
.in''fcN u. Anderson was srsn on tIlel
,'f.si- of orr town AZ nnr o'slas-k vi,
s,4lsl 'lic ri',cr might. Vc sn,rAsr ll,r.
riXhi sparliasnt o: The as.c-~,..', oific.
to- hfsn moved ilow ihe s,ssmp rsnil.l
sf john Lack wcil's a. iu-to--;o--toun
We Nil' give shs street soon.
The seconl d'si-i.a os i:.c ;-as.
'ai'crs ~ t'as on line in-p,s ,re ,na,l 49,.
Itiinnei ;a-i week. bringing s.x anal
yi'n:iit~- 10 ii,r iicsfts d n,at,v N ~. iais
ps;if~ ~ Snr tpwu. sr, osrrio, eli. n
'sn uiit einrs -:nsv. .'nrs. nv. .-.,,
W uncrfsAlu a1e whn II, her unnt, ilnl
''''. took i up when she met tie I;xttcry \.
.ll1 saiL:
Come 'in'n ',i''icr. nv lille foo; page /
Insue hi'lirs 10 nv kucr-
l.'ouzis t!lol asS Young ard of scndctI
hx.'.
'lAn.k 'hop art ;rue - nc.
Comc 'ril NE ail that ihou hast seen.
All. ;cek fhrn. tel mn tfsr.
si.Fr fhnr ifnN mn -1 far lMvc hccn.l
What dsa suu' 'aty aos
Net wii~or'~ o'l ;arf'. partner 49,
NV f'' n -iaspcr lsy married la.Is ;a.s!
ssek. I Nus4p~e IL W. air.~ k"r~ iu.,I
<hni kinf. nt hai' "a sg-e ~ inithf ".
Ihic M n'iev ansi lcai him around Mia
Fs'i 'iS usf'ss- iof 4is'~ u fry sn hesi'
4 iti''vs 1s nn4rirs. women. Cue ,oun1 \
ady 'rris a1 ;ni mud exclaimed:
~ noiher. sNefutr. uhni j. bliss.
Nsii'er n sAat H. lt ils.
hiiarai NV iarne whit were Heaven.
Or~.th him what we're Hell:
SIC lea' her breast: shc wsun9 herl'
hands:
TIN -m md ,'av were o-rr.
AMI Through sc pli,nerin. LAKE shown:
The twiak.ing " tile STAR
SssrEn Ax>IE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-08


jt~ C~cfslnc~n fo d. Unmarried.
.tiu.r.rs. a,..
yh- lah;sna lloS,.i,at 49, t,.. ;,....>
,s~ i.r rf.~<e~t ~ vi, III rh..;,,.- ". NV.
i>'i.sr. g;f:-en-. tt,r.,...,,xr ~ .-,,.
|..rcrsl ar ie,ics. nrs ,.,o,.., y, \, ...i s..'
t~riseiv r.-rf,f >nv a4fem,s NJ i.....,.. NJ.
.',>ef,'rc<. .r slisrrf n t..,,. NV. ,s.,.....
Iit WA ..fr,ui..d ,or ~ ~. s.os,,,.n..,.
iand Inc ~..,.,,s.@. 'fj,e i:,,.3 W 4....,'
'.,tS w.ii ;nrnr 4 f,..rt,,i. .r.-u<',s;,.,,.,,:, 4,
any c..,.r~. .,,.r. b. .,.c,, .I..i-,
,.isi, isnrnl 10 tas ,usti,us;en n,d ~. ;.-
l..ats-. T.r. me,nirr, ~ M. i......s
-i.oui,i d. caution. ,.t ,.,,,.Ic,.s ..r .,,...,
s.tm>xe viii 81 ....r... s,s,t ..,,tv " ,hs ~
'-nt.-. " ti,c ljer.cr.a,:.. rs,1x ...d n,
shc in,ii,;fin:.! members y. thp i:o.,A
Fr,, Win slat ~. ~ le.,r.d 49,. y
80 astrnnt s.,:..Ic ~ ~. YI... 4 r1..
.iisr.. ,he i'rrsi.ls.ns ~ ~ I:,e~5 y.
.c,re DR. Isn..as. 40 .sn,~rjn,nn,l,.,,, ~
Tho Hospital. iu sr-;yn t> ,.r..un,;,. n.
'usuti, H. prcr.ca,i<r..
The Bansa rss.....t ~ The tn<s;tv,lo.
lander Dr. I;r4rr@ ias s,ccn rn,:n,ns,v
satisfactory "a tIln uru.,;. ~ Indian.
IN I;u.,sfs n not VI. tx,,cr,,oenf NJ.
and Iti- n<rfl,t.i. 49,. :. ....t.. -
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NssH'>Hrn>. ItC.. Mr -. 'ss3.
Tho ..-s :s,'nn IN ,.a,,,...f. ..,...
f,fv "nns thr N''i':' Nrrrnh e,..f.i. rs..l
f ii.s ''''''sr 4: Nn'A Alnsfvn, sr isn;i i.w \;
"l''''H fp'iisr.i. ttR cr-A,ilxts! ,s.r III.
p''ri's'.f"f fe.sor,nx ri.d cnr'.. i,r ss,.
.'.''F'0n homestead. E.rh A,as~
sHirts'il'~ rsrFI -rni4l'xe ia.!v. Laxina
N rr'tt.l' .mr; " i..e work under w.
''ffkf. .ksi I,ir r0n;n. ,.age now .u.r..
rslsHs'1l ns.l 'urni-Ilel n svin n.
HrHrAf sO''ir;i'i 1fareNns viii Na.isi,,,.
iNn li1r aa npS< .,ie, exceps tl.. ,,.;r.sa y
t''hfi;,'fvvtn. NAssst j. tho tn'.l n, soul,
'*fo i''a. ~ rirny eases ihn original
MHh.tufe .4~ hffIf 1rrIf'-. I. n,,.i
ilif ss' nr which Nas:sineio.. ,lt..; i.s-
anerr 'cs;DrFd ~ fir ,i,4ss.l.s ~ f..l.
ie'-- son ot Gcner. X. N ~. Neu
,sk Wa represented ~ ,;f.- f.nnyt..i.
f"~- Who rrs miiEii N scts,n.' ~ visit
f~ ~ 1insii.t Aey1uns'uri:,1 f'l.. srS-ia,,
I'M i'se hoard The sAunx ..1v bears 4
-'totst rfAFnb'arre /, tnr nn,.t ,a;irr.
ift r~<asi1t'nr i-- nsi Crs',wri,c,r fnnd
rH.ri hAS crown irnm l.DDt., .suss ir
A''e ;.asl frn ,farT. Tie riare 4. t.sl
VA Ff- ali| improvements ars cou~sar;ty
ri..k mrus. .'~ur,s ~ drives. t.s-...
't'Nrr rod, ani a new i;tacl..fnc,r s.sS
t'siv trrn aiic.' A ,lin ~ Mn,tns
ttr'rn siirri> . pifn-a,f .'f..e .Nei,t-
s'rH frvni tile slly. An'l sisw ~ ...rs MA.
wing tf' .rArr 10 \ s'sonal CaDit.i
'*i'iiri ss'rin~ i'.n i.a;nc ani .o.n, VI
isr.Vf Na-iiin@ a,,.
~i;fFr u-rk recommended on TIL.
~ N \, f,I.rtt.s. Hf...~4........ .f.tN ... ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-08

John (who u Al antiquary ~ Eliza, my
dear. bought beautiful match for ous
on clawtoos table a auction to-day.
Eliza fwhc - nosi-snsiqnafisn) W. Why,
John, you old fol. sent Il up 70 thc
auction 'his molnIne, 70 ct \; out d the
housc. Lie.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-08

English i;cportcr: :.-t tar. jonathan III.
low Mnl Mrs. i.ankiori. III rAtolSa town
hip AGED respectfully eighty tour xnd
|elIhty three wears. Nerc unitcl III ns2r.
risgc last Thdrsday niyht
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-08

~Aro yon married. sns dcstfv Asked
'an olu rcnt.cinan u q pretty girl with
whom hc chAnced % ~ sitting IL rail-
.tosu carriage. NO raid she. ~bOl I've
|sucd fellow for breach VI PROMISE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-08

Tho Marion County Dcmocut CON-
'rinsnso "a tAe oiliciousne-< u she Marshal
lof Marion kas. Last week bc arrested
Tour citlxcns for being. drunk. Tho
knowing editor says such arrests viii
l"prosc detrimental % tlso interests 81 Tho
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-08

for sQuarc, ~ 'iuc~ rr lesb. week. 81 M
zach -ubscqirri insertion. ~ r'.A
Longer advertisements A me sansr ~erc.
4 rys.fynn nvcf crcn s1nsrf ~ sa;eTcs
conutc.l e.- -anare v'cr nrc i'sf ifrm.
fbr fr.asicni afvre'is rrcai NJ reasons.
ble DEDUCTION sill. hc made u regular
advartisrrs.
Satines % spro'n'mens or nTir'ris-
traitors ani lcvsi .nli.r- cf lits character
% be pail II ADVANCE.
AxNor<ciN. cssrir.rex.
For Township ufircr-. crch ff~'
~ Counsv 80
For District. Cirri'. Or State, tSx
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n
Z, The complete returns 10 ire Snpcrin-
itcndent of Public fiis,rnriion from III
The counties III The state show that tho
ii"'a' nrmber ~ school children IA 7i3. 5t,.
Tire nnmbcr or white males u sC2. lc3 |:
! Y ik'e i.ms'es. s;' .5y7 +; coi"rcd nsalca. -
Ioo' rplored sen,aIes, 7.su6. Tho in-
crease IA The total number during mo
sa>i wear. has bc.n ISIS. The appor-
li;onment ~ school funds 70 the different
counties will bo q the rate oI 81 " Dec
|caiAiti.
While working on ihc roads near
i'nz!eion. Thursday last. u Scpl, Sturgeon
and NJ. II. Lawson guarvlcsI. xnd Stmr-
Krvn struck Lawson on the heal with 4
l''erco ~ isnc1 rail. ffac;urinx Ills skull.
from the effects Of which tise pl.yeic;ans
sAN 40 Wilde. Sturgeon led. lawson
csme 70 his county from Whcasland.
knox t;onusy. ani sturgeon from Free
iandsviiic. the saline county. Eoth Ucro
married, Lawsou having largo family.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16
OBITUARY.

Died, near Delay, Miss, June
18th, 1888, Mrs. Mctty Adams,
wife Of Mr.. jeff Adams.
She was n devoted wife and
mother, and above all, she was a
devoted Christian, and in her last
hours her Saviour was with her to
comfort her. The writer stood by
her while death was clipping the
brittle thread Of life, but even in
that trying hour she exulte tri
umphantly in her salvation. No
doubt the angels were present to
comfort aud to take her disem-
bodied spirit home to God so soon
as it was separated from the body.
She passed into tho realms Of bliss
praising her Lord; now she is hap
py in Heaven. The tie is severed
for u season, shall it DO forever ?
God Forbid We tender you u
sympathies and would shy fol- your
comfort that you a Ego to her."
now husband will you prepare to
meet her? Muy the Lord help
you so to do is u earnest desire.
A FRIEND.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16
Oxford Eagle.
THURSDAY, AUG. 1G 1888.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

We are authorized TO announce
SHELTON HEARD, of LaFay-
cite, as u candidate for District
Attorney Of the I'd Judicial Dis
~trict; subject to the action of a
Democratic District Convention.
We arc authorized to announce
Capt. G. L. BATES, of Coffee
vile as o candidate for District
Attorney Of the I'd Judicial DIS
triet, composed Of Marsh u, Tip
pab, Yalobusba, Pontotoc, Union,
LAFAYETTE aud Benton counties,
subject to q decision of the Demo-
cratic District convention.
We are authorized to announce
THOS. SPIGHT, Of Tippah coun-
ty, as a candidate for District At
torney of the End Judicial District ;
subject to the action of u Demo-
cratic District Nominating Con-
vention.
We are authorized to announce
GEORGE II. LESTER, of Coffee
vile, az q candidate for District At
torney Of the End Judicial District F;
subject to the action OF a nomi-
mating Convention.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16
LAFAYETTE SPRINGS.

Our reporter paid a visit last
Saturday, to the Lafayette Springs
and was perfectly delighted with
the place. 1t is q beautiful and
attractive place, and is rapidly be-
coming a popular summer resort.
Tho waters possesses many valua-
BILE medical qualities. They are
located in a region noted for its
unrivalled healthiness.
Visitors here will find good rooms
neatly furnished, and in the way
Of eating, every thing that they
could desire, will be set before
thom. The proprietors, Mrs.
Threlkeld and Son, are untiring
in their efforts to make theii guei tt
comfortable and feel at home.
There rrs on tho grounds a ter
pin alley and a good size fish ponl
well stocked with the finny tribe.
There are a number of visitors
there and the arrivals are steadil,
increasing. Whenever the attrac
tions and merits of the springs BIO
come wider known, they viii b,
more extensively patronized.
Our reportst returns thanks t.
Mrs. Threlkeld and Son, for th,
kind and hospitable manner in
W hich they treated him, and feels
profoundly grateful for the many
courtesies shown.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16
DOTS R 0 SPLINTER.


The health of the neighborboo(
is very good.
Miss Georgia Paris, with hei
accomplished assistant, Miss Het.
tie Browning, has a dourshine
school at Union Academy.
Mr.. S. I. Jaynes, has returned
from a visit to Tillatoba. He re-
ports crop prospects very sorry in
that section.
II has been seven weeks since
we have had a good rain. Old
corn is very sorry and unless 1t
rains soon late corn and cotton
will be almost a failure.
We 'eeply regret to learn of a
fatal accident that occurred on the
20,h ult., to the little twelve year
old girl of Mr.. s. G. Wilson, ut
Caldwell, Texas. The child was
driving the horses in the lot and
struck one with a stick
when the horse kicked her in the
breast, which caused her death
instantly. Mr. Wilson was form
erly of this neighborhood, is a
brother to Dr.. j. S. Wilson, and
at present, Sheriff Of Burleson
county, Texas. X.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16
A CARD.

To MY FRIENDS IN BEAT L:
Having concluded to go West
this fall, ] respectfully decline the
nomination rendered me for mag.
istrate in Beat l. Allow me to
return my sinceress thanks to those
Of my fri -nds who secured my
nomination.
Respectfully,
w. Il. WINTER.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16
cHANcERY NOTICE.
STATE OF MIssIssIPPI.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To Fannie Lockhart, the defen-
dant, post office unknown:
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of LaFay-
cite county, in upon said State, ON
the second (2) Monday in Octo-
Der 1888, to defend the suit in said
court of George Lockhart, where
in you are defendant. Ordered at
rules, this the LIST day in August,
1883.
T. HI. BRowN,
Auo 9th at Clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16
Memphis AGENT.

w. NJ. Wood, Esq, is duly au-
tnorized to receive and receipt for
advertisements for the EAGLE in
Memphis, and all contracts made
by him will be faithfully carried
out by the Proprietor of this pa
per.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16

We are gratified to lei that d..
A. II. Weston, formerly one of the
editors of the EAGLE, is succeeding
finely in his profession Of Dentist
ry in u city. He is a gentleman
of ability, and is well versed in
his prof ession.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16

Maj. S. II. Plant and lady, are
on a visit this week TO Union coun.
~. We trust their trip may be
pr oductive of much enjoyment and
pleasure to them.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16

Misses Ida Duncan and Cornie
Mayes, of Water Valley, are visit
ing the family of Mrs. Able in
this place. We wish these fair
young ladies a pleasant time in
our city.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16

Our young friend Charlie Swim
doll, left on Monday morning for
Cisco, Texas, with a view of making
that place his future home. He
is q young gentleman of unblem-
ished reputation, and is e general
favorte with our people. He car.
with him to his home in that
distant land, the best wishes of
our community for success and
prosperity.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16

Miss Efie Walker, of Holly
Springs, is visiting the family of
Mr., VIM. jenkins.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16

We deeply sympathizs with Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Harris in the
death of their infant child, which
sad event occurred on Monday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16

We are pleased to note, that
Mrs. Agnes Taylor, who has been
absent for several weeks, on "a visit
to friends and relatives at Taylor's
Uerot and Water Valley, has re
turned to her home in this place.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16

For Diarrahea and other bowel
complaints use s. T. KINGS Diar
rahea cordial. If it fails to give re
lief, return the bottle, and you
shall have your money back. If.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16

Miss Mossie Cook, a charming
and attractive young lady from
Winena. is visiting friends and
relatives in this place.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16

The Boards OF Supervisors and
Equalization which were in session
last week, gave the mt
rolls a minute and close examine
ton. Many changes were made
in the valuation Of property, and
in the aggregate we understand,
the values were raised to the ex-
tent of fully one hundred thou
san d dolllrs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16

Our thanks are due our good
friend, Mr.. John brewery for the
present of a basket of splendid
peaches.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16

The able and efficient United
States Marshal, Col. j. L. Nor
phis, was on a business WRIT last
week to Aberdeen.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16
Tennessee Wagons! James & Ora
ham Wagons! II!

A car load of each for sale by
JACKSON & ABLE. Bottom prices
and on easy terms.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16

We are indebted to our clever
s";--a, d.. J~L. culio", FOR II
present of a lot Of fine grape.
The Doctor has an extensive vine-
yard and orchard, and we are graf.
ihed to know that he realizes a
handsome profit on it.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16

We regret to learn that Willie
Robinson is quite sick with the
typhoid fever. W. shall be glad
to hear Of her speedy recovery.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16

We are glad to note that our
young friend, Mr.. W. NJ. Wheat,
is recovering from a pretty severe
attack of the chills aud fever.