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Mohave County miner., 1883-12-23
Sheridan at Stone River.

A story of the battle of Stone River illustrates the devil-maY-care bravery of General Sheridan. He and Gen eral Wood each commando a col umn, and each strove to see If he could reach the summit of the noun tain before the other. Sheridan rode in front of his ranks under the fire of shot and shell, encouraging his men and swearing at the enemy like S hend incarnate, bearing a charmed life. Twenty rebel batteries were turned upon his troops, but lie scorn al tha- danger. At one time he took a canteen of whisky from hio sat'! s.,itt3; aE d. filling a cup, he raised in the air and yelled, as he held 1t out towards Braggs headquarters, How are you Mir. Bragg?' Just then, as he was moving it to hls lips, a rifle ball struck 1t and took whisky and all away. That's damned ungener- ous.' he said, and unmoved, rushed on to battle. His horse was killed. He jumped from the dying steed.and led the rest of the charge on foot. He was the first man on the top of the mountain, and he jumped on to one of 
 the guns which his soldiers had cap. tured, and shouted for joy and swore at the enemy in turn.--Corr. CleVe- land Herald.
Mohave County miner., 1883-12-23

ONLY BABY.-This is baby. It is a girl baby. How sloppy its chin IS! How red its eyes. What hor- rid contortions it makes with its face! See how savagely it kicks! How sour it smells! How like demon it yells! Yet in a few short years some man will be half-crazed with wild suspense, worshipping the very air th1s being breathes, devoutly kneel- Ing at her feet and frantIcally beg ging for ons word, one pressure of the hand, even a look, which will give him hope.-Philadelphia Call.
Mohave County miner., 1883-12-23
The Atlantic and Pacific.

There is much speculation among investors and others interested In railways as to the future position of the Atlantic and Pacific railway. As is we'll known, the controlling inter est in this road is jointly owned by St. Louis and San Francisco and the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe com panies, and it's line forms connect ing tangent to those of the Atchison system and the Southern Pacific, which cross each other at Deming, many miles to the southward of the Atlantic and Pacific. The St. Louis and San Francisco and the Southern Pacific beng closely allied, the ex- tension of the Atlantic and Pacific to the Pacific coast, as originally con templated, was stopped when the Needles were reached, and branch of the Southern Pacific built to con meet with 1t. Meantime, the Califor mia Southern railway has been built by Boston capital from San Diego to Cotton, Gal, and was to have been continued to a junction with the At lantic and Pacific. The termination for the present at least, of the latter road at the Colorado River, leaves the California Southern with its eastern end in inc air, The reports that this road Is to be sold to the Southern Pacific are very distast etul to the Boston capitalists, whose in- terests are largely concerned with both the Atchison and California Southern and have received the IIroHnter rumors that heAAtcalson people will purchase the California Southern and connect it with the At Ian tic and Pacific, thus giving the Atchison virtually line of it's own to the Pacific Coast. Of course such move would be vigorously fought by the Southern Pacific, and doubt less by the St Lotus. and San Fran cisco also. As the majority of the Atlantic and Pacific stock-over S51. 900, O,000-is pooled in the hands of three Trustees, ana must b0 voted
 
 as unit by them, it is apparent that the Atlantic and Pacific must remain neutral in the matter. It is a bone of contention and can take no more part in the fight between the big railway dogs than any other bone. The S3,3OO,O00 of stock to be issued on the completion. of the road, to the subscribers for blocks is another matter about which much speculation has been 1ndulged The Seligman syndicate of New York has the option of "caIling" the balance on these stocks, or of giving them up to the subscribers, and thus far no indica- tion has been gwen as to which course the syndicate will pursue. Altogether, Atlantic and Pacific will continue to be an interesting problem 1 for some time to come.-BostOn Ad- yertiser.
Mohave County miner., 1883-12-23

Jack Moore of Union City, Ky, was bitten by 9 mad dog He went to Mir. Burgen, who owns a mad stone. to have it applied. It stuck three times. After each application it was boiled in fresh sweet milk, to which it gave a greenish tinge. The fourth time 1t would not stick, and the patient was pronounced cured Mir Moore is convinced of the efficacy >aEthe cure.
Mohave County miner., 1883-12-23
NOS.
Sinking Fund Notice.

Scaled proposals for the surrender of County Warrants, will be received by ms at my office until o'clock l,~ m., December 24th, A. D. 1ss:: Amount in the Sinking Fund to bsr bid for. is seven hundred and fifty (ST50) dollars.
 Bids must be ID the form of sealc,F proposals, accompanied by the war rants offered, addressed to the up dersigned and marked Sinking Fund" W. M. KRIDER,
 Treasurer Mohave Co.,
Mohave County miner., 1883-12-23
War Generals.
How They Live in the Days Or
 Peace.

Only eighteen years ago the Re bellion closed" said an old army of ficer to me the other day, "but 'he generals of the war are fast going out of sight" Then he went on to say: Meade, Thomas, Hooker, Gar
 field, Fitzpatrick, Burnside and Hal Ieck are dead. The next few years will see that list heightened. Gen eral Grant is we'll on toward 70. He comes to Washington often and walks quietly about the streets, with his cigar in his mouth, better dressed than when he was President and looking as if life agreed with him. Sherman is GA and he looks older, bat the family IS hardy and he IS liable to see 1900. The youngest of all the great leaders Is Sheridan, now to command the army, and he is but 5L Sheridan was a Major-General at 30. Fitz-John Porter appears here every winter-a little old gentleman, wno looks back to twenty years of disgrace. His old commander, Nc
 Clellan, now a rotund man with bending shoulders. has not changed much of late. He is rich and enter tains we'll in his New York city home, but the activity of his life is over. He still lives to tell the story of his campaigns. Pleasanton, the hero of a hundred cavalry fights, lives quiet ly here and can be found any day reading the papers in one of the of fees on Newspaper row. His hair and mustache are white and his voice gentle as a woman's.
 You can say the same of Rose crans, the idol of the Army of the Cumberland. He and his wife live almost unnoticed, on Capitol Hill during the time he spends: here per forming his duties as a CRliforn1a Congressman. His complexion is like a youths and his haIr, with 6 military cut, white as snow. The man commanded 100000 men at Chickamauga, but seemed abasheo at the confusion ln Congress, and seldom rises to speak. Generals HawIey ard Logan are the two other most distinguished Generals in Con, gress. Both are 57 years old. Gen. eral Rosecrans will be re-enforceC thls winter by an old companion il the western armles General Solocum of Brooklyn. He has been ill Con gress before. He served. I believe four years soon after the close O. 0 the war. General Sickies is prac ticing law in New York and Stone 2 man is Governor of California Doubleday, who was in Fort Stump ter when it was fired upon, lives il ' New York and is writing a book while Humphreys, Hunter and Crit tendon may be seen almost any da,
 about this city, where they own fin
 houses and live handsomely on tn
 retired list. Fremont is no longe , rich. He and his wife, Jesse BentcI ' Fremont, are forgotten in crowde,
 New York. The General whom tn ,e Vermont troops whorshipped, Gee
 J Stannard, with one arm gone an'
Mohave County miner., 1883-12-23
Miss B. bad tof+be se1SI

Miss B. bad tol} tbe sezka
 say she was unwell if any gentfe4 called, and when the bell rang the girl met the visitor. "Ia Miss B. mp he asked. "Yes, sir, but she is sick. " "Ah, indeed! 1 hadn't heard it, Whats the mat3er?" "I guess as how it must be you sir, for she was we'll enough before you called"
Mohave County miner., 1883-12-23

steps back to the lady, seizes hsr by the vast, plunges into the tide, aud lands her where she stood before. He then takes off his hat, bows pc litely and walks away. Verdict: Served her right.
Mohave County miner., 1883-12-23

half dozen wounds, sits up at the Capitol during the session, tending the door of the members gallery of the House.--NeM York..Star.
Mohave County miner., 1883-12-23

"NeYer mind, my young kid, I'm golng up to see your mother about this.'' That's all right" yelled back the small boy, ''you just go right along up there. Pa filled a man full of buckshot the other day for going to see my ma"
Mohave County miner., 1883-12-23

A man was found lying deal in front of a wash basin on the third floor of an uptown dwelling. As the water was running, it is supposed that the shock of the discovery killed hlm.
Mohave County miner., 1883-12-23

The tramp who says he wants ten cents for whisky places himself above suspicion. No need to follow him to see if he immediately spends the money for bread
Mohave County miner., 1883-12-23
Notice.

All persons indebted to the est 0f 4. Comstock. deceased, must s tie with the Administrator befi J January fst. 1884, or suit will brought to enforce the collection. y
 JAMES. J. HYDE,
 Public AdministratOr Mineral Park, Dec. I5, 1883. 1j..
Mohave County miner., 1883-12-23

The difference between advertising and advertiser is, the former always pays while the latter sometimes does not.
Mohave County miner., 1883-12-23
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Territorial.

Csoyernor-F. 4. Tritle, Prescott. Secretarv-H. NJ. Van Arnan, Prescott Attorney Generai-Clark Churchill. Treasu rer-Thonnas J. Butler, Prescott. Supsrntendent of Public Instruction-W. Horton, Tucson.
 Auditor-E. P. Clark. Prescott. Adiutant General-M. H. Sherman. Supreme Court-C. c. w. French, Chief Justice Prescott: Daniel E. Pinney, Asso- c1ate Justice, PheDix;A. w. Shelden, Asso- ciaJe Justice, Tucson. us. District Attorney-J. A. Zabriskie, Tncson.
 us. MarshaI-Leon s. Tidball, Prescott. Supreme Court Reporter-Murat Master
 Rrescott.
 evOr General-J. ". Robbins. Tucson, U $. Internal Revenue Collector . Fisher, Tucson.
 Delegate to Congress-G. H. oury, Flor enoe.
 Judge of First Judicial District-A. w Shelden, Tucson.
 Judge of Second Judicial District-Daniel H. PInney, Ph9nlx.
 Judge of Third Judicial DistriGt-C. G. ". French. Prescott.
 County. Sherif-Robert Steen. District Attorney-W. G. Blakely. Recorder-J. K. Mackenzie. Treasurer-W. M. Krider. Court Commissioner-J. J. Hyde. Probate Judge-Chas. Atkinson. Public Administra tor-J. J. Hyde. County Surveyor-Otto F. Kuencer. s pervisors-W. H. Hardy, W.F.Grounds an NJ. W. HenlIo.
 c erk of the Board of Supervisors-H Bucksbaum.
Mohave County miner., 1883-12-23

FoR SALE.-A new Victor Sewin.s machine, cheap. W. H. TAGeARre
 Kingman1
Mohave County miner., 1883-12-23
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, WILLIAMS. A. T.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27
GRAND EXcUR SION.
TO
ST. Ea0ulga

The Great Jackson Route tllli
nois Central Il. R.) will run an
Excursion To the 81, Louis Fair,
leaving OxFoRp, at II 81, a. m.
September, 80, 1888.
Fare for the round trip, only
sl0.25, Return ticket good until
October, 18th. Application for
sleeping ear berths should be made
to either Of the Undersigned at
New Orleans al or before Septem.
ber 26th. Rsnenber tha, the 81.
Louis Fan. has no equal in this or
any other country, and if you
would witness he "worll ren5wn.
ed exhibition, or visit friends in
the vicinity Of ST. Louia, You cln-
not afford to miss this popular
excursion The Velled Prophets
Parade will take place Octob %.
Don't fail to see it.
J. j. MERRY, gen. west pass agj.
J. w. CofHMAE, asst gen pass agt
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

Contains valuable information en-
the diseases Of woman only. Pub
lished by lady physicians who
have made these peculiar weakness
ses of the sex their sole study for
wears. It gives the causes, symp-
toms. and a sue home Treatment
for Pfolpsus Uteri or Falling OF
the Womb, Irdamation and Ulcer
alton Of the Womb and all dis
placements. Leueorrh@N or
Whites, Irregular suppressed Or
painful Menstruation. Flooding,
Sick and Nervous Headache, lndl
gcstion. Dyspepsia, Heartburn,
Weakness ia the back AMI st1maa b
/ Scrofall, Pains ia side. Dizziness
Kidney complaint, Bamenness
( Nervous Pros tfation Depression Of
Spirits, General Debility Of wo-
man ana change Of hfe. Sent or
receipt Of six cents ii stamps
Address, Dr.. Rushs Medical As
gaciafion. Tpnda. New York,
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27
Chancery Notice

State of Mississippi; To Mrs. j.
Pettus. Lille Il. Pettus, Annie 5.
Pettus, Robert l.. Pettus, Henry E.
Pettus, George 3. Pettus and Lu'
ther c. Pettus, Jr, Forsest City,
Saint Francis County, Arkansas I.
You are commanded to appear at
a term Of the Chaucery Court of
the County of Lafayette. in said
state on the CD Monday Of Octo-
ber, 1883, to defend the sut IN
said court Of + G.. Pettus vs. MIS-.
! S. j. Pettus, ct ais, wherein YOU
are defendants.
Ordered this the 6'h day Of
September, 1888
7. II. BROWN, Clrk.
SrtA l.. 1854.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27
Chancery Notice.

STATE OF MIssls sIpPL
LAFAYErTE COUNTY.
To Susan Harwell, Il Il Harwell
w. A Goodman, w. G, Harwell,
w. Il. Harwell, o. r.. Harwell,
citizens Of Wetunka, Alabama !;
Mary j. Harwell, citizen Of Ty-
Ter, Texas, c. G Nunnery, Il eiti
zen of Parttsyille, Alabama, anG
Alb Cearly, a citizen Of Texas,
whose Post office address is un-
known:
You are commanded to appear
before the Ohaacery court Of La
Fayette county, Miss, on the (Z)
Monday in October, 1888 10 de
feud the final account Of George
Cearly, Administrator, of Eliza
beth kirkland, deceased. Order.
ed at rules, on this .he Sd day Of
September 1888.
L. II BRowN.
Clerk
+ sent "a 1881. Il
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

The candidates speak at Paris,
Oct. Let at Delay, Oct. 2d ; at
Dallap, Oct 81 Lafayette
Springs, Oct, 4th, aud then they
will take rest for eight days,
They will begin again at SPRING.
dale on the 18th Of October.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

The rain which We have been
expecting for sometime. has not
put in an appearance, aud The
dust still remains master uf the
situation.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

Democrats whose names are not
on the books should register and
be ready to vote Inc Democratic
ticket. The Circuit Clerk will be
at the places Of public speaking
with the books and viii enroll the
names of those that are qualified.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27
T axe Notice.

After the oath day of this month
(September,) through she gi.ning
season, / will grind only on We'd
nesdays aud Saturdays, and al
nights. Wagon loads will be
ground at night. Horseback Gus.
toners will never be detained by
keeping Siandina Turns
Respectfully,
j. A. BIGGER.
Sent. L.. 1883. I'm
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

Mr.. w Il. Douglass, ~ Mater
Valley, has become Citizen ct
our town, aud resides at the resi-
deuce formerly occupied by Dr.
Richmond.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

There will be u call mcetirg OF
the Board Of Supervisors on next
Monday.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

Whilst Miss Joiner, Of Tenues
ser, in company with several other
ladies. was out riding on Monday
afternoon. her herse suddenly
turned to the left when near the
Grange store aud she was hro" n
to the ground. Except being se-
verely shocked, she was not MUIR
ed and in few minutes was able
to mount her horse and continue
the ride.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

A new plank walk is being laid
from the drug store { S. /. King
& Son, to the corner Of the street
opposite the city Hotel. It is a
much needed improvement
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27
Speotacles.

have received the sole agency
in this locality for tho sale Of l.,
Mares celebrated II ek Crystal
Spectacle. They Mil assist tn
sight mast brilliantly, strengthen
aud preserve the eyes. and arc
very easy and pleosan to wear
A call is solicited from those need
ing aids to sight.
y. HusrACE.
10 %
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27
For Surveyor,
EAGLE AGENT.

Henry A. Moons, of the EAGL :
Office, is our authoriz ID Agent ai
this place, to solicit, receive and
receipt for this paper.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

The fall trade IS now opening
and it is good time for our busi-
ness men to advertise in he EA-
GLE. 1t will pay.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

Those of our friends who ore
indebted to the EAGLE office, wlli
please remember us when theY
sell their cotton.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

If you want a good Suit oi
Clothes cheap, come and see us.
+. l.. HAREIs q Co.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

Cotton has been coming quite
freely this week and trade has
frightened mp u little.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

Madam Rumor has confidential
ly informed MS that II number Of
marriages win take place in Ok
ford next month. The Old ldv
is II i always strictly reliable, but
she sometimes strikes the trath,
and ia this instance shJ may he
correct,
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

Mr.. stephen Murphy, died re.
Gently at his residence in Panola
county, near the Lafayette line.
He was over so years old and had
resided there over forty years He
was an honest msn aud good cit
izen.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

w. B. MIrcHELL 4 Son, are
now in receipt of supply of Eest
Fire brick. Give them call
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

The University opens 'o.day
'and a large bumber of students
have already arrived, The pros
peet, we are informed, is very fiat
tering for larger atteudeucc than
usual.
If Mississippians desire that
their sons and daughters should
have a perfect and thorough cdu'
cation they cannct send them to 4
better institution OF learning
The University il tho peer of any
in the land, and is ra agidly grow
ing IN favor and popularity.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

Mr.. Reeves, Of Carroll county,
has removed to our town an l ocru-
mos the Fades house Oh University
street.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

T. L HARRIS g. Co., keeps the
best Trunks in town.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

Rev. E, j. Williams, Of Baldwin
has removed to onr city, and oeeu-
MES the house Of Mrs. SimmS on
University Avenue.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

Best selected Stocl; Of Canned
and Shelf Goods in the market,
az A. c, LAKE & Co.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27
Dissolution Notice.

The co.partnersblp Of lsom q
Chandler was, .Y mutia consent,
dissolved on Tue first day Of Sept
1888. And. rs they arc anxious to
have their business settlsd up, all
persons indebted to them, either
for drugs or for services rendered,
are urgently requested to settle at
once. for by doing SO they will
save cost. The drug book will be
found al Isom s. Petrie's drug
store, and those for services rem
dered. at J. I. Chandler's drug
i. D. IsoM,
+ r. ] 7. CHANp1rB.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

Mrs Givhan, of Pontotoc eoun
,y. has taken the house formerlT
occupied by Mr.. Dooley south o
University Avenue.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

Best selected Stock Of Canned
and Shelf Goods in the market,
~ A. C LAKE & Co.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

Mrs. Crockett, and Mrs. Edmon
.on of posoto county have moved
into Mrs. McMahon's house on
University Avenue.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27
DEMOCRATIC SPEAKING.

A. J Baker, and j. h. Waldrip,
cratic Nominees for Repre-
sentatives will address the people
At the following times and places ;
Paris, Monday OFT. LIST 1888.
Delay. Tuesday :. ID ::
ID Has, "Wednesday " 3d "
L Fayette Syringe, Thursday Oct,
4th, 1888.
Spru5dale, Friley Oct. 18th 1888
Taylor. Saturday Z" 18th
Sauders Store, Tuesday Oct. l6tb
1888.
Alexanders Store, Wednesday
Oct. 18th 1888.
Abbeyille rhars.lay Oct 18Th 1882
Free 81 rings Friday " 10Th "
Oxford, saturday Hov, 81
All other nominees OF the party
win also be present.
The opposing candidates Tor
observation-disclosures % join IN
the discussions. aud the usual conr'
tesies Of debate viii be extended.
R. w. PHIPFs,
Chairman Dem Elk Committee
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

Register, and vote the Demo-
cratic ticket.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

The weather for the past few
aays has been cool and pleasant.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27
Chancery Notice,
{ STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LAFAYETTE County.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
t. Pike Moncrcf. defendant,
Post office, unkuown:
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of the
County Of Lafayette, in said State
IN the second CD Monday Of Octo-
ber 1888, to 'efend the SUIT il said
court, of +. b. Waldrp, Admins
traitor of the estate e Jaue Nom
eref, died for final account whcrc'
ia you are defendant.
T. II. BROWN,
1t, Clerk.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

Choice Sugar Cured Hams
Shoulders, and Breakfast Bacon,
at A. c. LAKE & Co.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

Five thousand Pairs of Boot sand
Shoes, lust received, which we will
guarantee to you.
T. L. UAERIs & Co.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

Mrs. R. Fur, of Memphis, Tenn
is visiting the family Of her son'in-
law, Mr.. c. B. Lowe, cf this CITY
and W Il remain several weeks
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

Fancy aud Choice New W
Flour, a.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

Ths canvass opens at Paris
ON next Monday and we hope a
oood crowd will turn out and near
she issues of the day discussed.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

Boneless Hams and Dried Beef,
a, A. C. LAKE, & Co.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

Parties who have not aFaiied
themselves of the Special rates
or coal, will find it to their inter
sst 10 call on w. B. MITCHELL q
Son. as they havs a surplus on
hand.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Jackson,
and Mrs. Ida Camphell, left yes
terday morning for louisville, Ky,
where they viii visit tn, grand
Exposition. A pleasant trip to
them.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

Fancy and Choice New Wheat
Flour, at
A. C. LAKE & Co.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

The best kentucky and Pittsbure
coal, may be had at w. b. MIroH
ELL & Sons at special price.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

Boncless Hams and Dried Beef,
al A c. LAKE IS Co.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

Mr.. J. P. Berge of Baldwin, la;
beoome a resident Of Oxford, aud
taken the house formerly occupied
by Mr. Bettis on University Ave
nue.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

Have you seen 4. L. HARais q
Co.'s Prettv new Hats they are
beautiful
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

Mr.. w. i, Douglass, with his
family, have moved to oxford, the
Central understands, to educate
lis two daughters, Misses Willie
and Bette, IN the State Universi-
tY
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

The CLauesry Cont Of LaF'ay
cite county. meets on the second
Monday ia next month. The
docket, we understand, is very
light and can be disposed Of in a
few days.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

Married an the 26th. at he Pres
byterian church IN this place, by
the Rev. D. X Mcfarland, Mr.. J.
I. Glen, Of Middleton, Tenn, aud
Miss Lille " 3hllebcn, Of Oxford.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27
BUFFALO, N. Y May 2. 1889.
Dr.. svsH's BLOOD RIOT OIL

has no equal in the world as Iinimei
or oil. 1t is cheap safe simplesand su e
external remedy for man nr-belst. 1t
never fails TO cure
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

Choice Sugar Cured Hams,
Shoulders, and Breakfast Bacon
at a. G. LAKE & Co.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27
FoR HEARr rRounLEs.

Wm. G Csgoodby, tho well-known
safe manufacturer Of Buffalo philade :
phia, PittsbIrg, Newark. aud Atlanta,
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

We take the following from tho
Water Valley Central
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

The Circuit Clerk will also be
present with the registration book 8
at the same time aud places, to
register all persons entitled TO reg
lstratlcn.
w. u. AHpRsws,
Circuit Clcrk.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

The persimmon crop is unusual.
" large this year and the pos
sums viii have q good time aud
grow fat. The boys will enjoy
themselves in catching and eating
them.
Oxford eagle., 1883-09-27

4 party Of gentlomen left town
on Tuesday morning to spend a
few days in hunting aud fishing
on Fallahatchfe aver. We wish
them a good time and an ahaa.
dance Of luck,