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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-11-10
Let Him Come Out.

Exert your talents and distinguish your
velf, and don't think Of retiring from the
world until the world will be sorry that you
retire. hate fellow whom pride, or cow
ardice, or laziness, drives into corner, and
who does nothing when he is there but sit
and growl. Let him come out as do and
bark-Dr. s. johnson.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-11-10

LoHp MAfUH WHIKEHEAD division IN West
moreland against the Hon. W. Lowther
He was elected alderman OF Cheap ward in
1884, and served the office Of sheriff OF
London In lSS4S5. -
He is follower OF Gladstone and be-
lever in Irish home rule.
The Inauguration of the lord mayor elecs
is an event OF great state, splendor and gen.
eral flourish Of trumpets, and the same cere-
monies have been observed for centuries.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-11-10
"Smith IA mighty mean man, | say

"Smith IA mighty mean man, say"
exclaimed BeJeDkins, warmly.
why, what has Smith Fever done to
you?" asked BlenkeRsop, surprised.
"Bet me ten dollars could't hit barn
door with revolver at five paces.' said
Bejenklns apgrily. "Tauuted me into
taking him up. Got me to put up the
money. Measured off the five PAGES In
presence of a lot of witnesses. Gave me- a
revolver loaded-aud then set the door up
edgewise. "-Son,erpiNe Journdl.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-11-10
THE KING OF WURTEMBURG.
He Is in Trouble, and All About An
American Friend.

He Is in Trouble, and All About An
American Friend.
The old king of Wurtemburg is in trouble
A certain American named jackson has for
a number Of years been the companion OF
the monarch, and Jackson was afterwards
Joined by his friends, the Rev. Charles B.
Woodcock and Donald Hindry, both Amert-
cans, the former Of whom Is said to have
formerly been assistant rector Of q church IN
New York. The king presented the three
with handsome house in Stuttgart, where
they live, and the king spends nearly all his
time with them.
The monarch is very old and infrm, and it
is supposed by his subjects that his mind is
giving way. There is great jealously OF
jackson and his associates, who claim to be
spiritualistic mediums, and the ministry
have resigned because Jackson was not
dismissed from his position as counselor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-11-10

port, it is possible
to purchase every
imaginable article,
from a bunch OF
peanuts to q horse
and buggy.
He is "a years OF
age, and is an &C
tive, en- erg Q t / c
looking man. He
was educated at the
Appleby Grammar
school. II g h q S
{ W CT unsuccess-
fully contested q
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-11-10

The best on earth, can truly be said o.
Griggs Glycerine Salve, whic is sure
safe and speedy cure for cuts. bruises
scalds, burns. wounds and all other sores +,
Will positively cure piles, teter and all skin
eruptions. Try this ~onder healer. Salts
faction guaranteed or money refunded. On.
ly 25c. Sold BY E. 7 Griggs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-11-10

Alderman James Whitehead, the newly
elected lord mayor Of London, is an advanced
Radical In politics. He has accumulated q
large fortune Us the proprietor Of famous
fancy goods store in Kensington known as
"Barker's," where, according to popular re-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-11-10
JUDGE WILLIAM x. MAcALLlSTeR.
His Death Recently Occurred In tho City
of Chicago.

HIS Death Recently Occurred In tho CITY
Of Chicago.
There Is no man whose loss is OF more i'm
portance to any community than that OF q
wise and conscientious judge. A common
consensus Of opinion makes the bench sacred.
Chicago, in Judge William X. MacAllster,
senior judge Of the appellate court, has lost
man and jurist Of whom she was justly
proud.
The name Mac Allister seems TO indicate
Scotch or Scotch-Irish stock and there is
none better for physical and intellectual
vigor, though Judge MacAllister's ancestors
were born as far back as can be traced In
America Judge MacAllister, himself, was
born in Salem, Washington county, N. ",
in 1878 He secured q collegiate education,
studied law and was admitted to the bar
when he was % years old. In 1854 he went
to Chicago where he soon made a reputation
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-11-10

JUDGE am thinking of sending ARA.
bella to Paris to finish her musical educa~
ton.
Hangle-I am delighted to hear It.
Judge-The only obstacle appears TO be
the matter of funds.
Hangle-Funds Don't let that stop
you. Your neighbors will gladly subscribe
to send that voice to Paris; and, say,
hadn't you better send the piano with her,
too ?-LOtoeN Citizen.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-11-10
Iones--Why Smith. what's the matte,

Jones--Why, Smith, what's the matter
with your eye9
Smith-Oh, nothing.
Jones-lt looks black. Have you been
splitting wood9
Smith-Nno. | spilled soap on new
tablecloth and my wife observed me-
Boston Courier.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-11-10

as a lawyer. Two
OF Chicago's most
prominent lawyers,
JnO. N. Jewett and
l. N. Stiles, became
his partners. In
1868 he was elected
to the recor d Q rs
court judgeship.
and in 1870 was
made one Of the
five circuit judges
Of Cook county,
but he had mean
while been elected
to the supreme
court of Illinois,
and held that posi-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-11-10

LaxadOr never causes nausea, gripping or
weakness, and can be taken at any time
without Inconvenience. Price only 25cts a
package.
Babies are the institution and should be
guarded from attacks Of collie, flatulence,
etc, by Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup Price %
cents bottle.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-11-10

Corn 10 pretty fair In this county but Is
scarcely ever cribbed but thrown In piles
on the ground II looks very strange that
so many farms are without fences.
MARY j. RHoAps.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-11-10

ulSItllSStu llolh LIE
The newspapers OF
Wurtemburg have
respectfully k ept
silence, but a paper
in the neighboring
kingdom of Bava-
ria, The Munich
Neueste Nachrich-
ten, has printed an
account of the mat
ter. For this the
council of ministers
at W urte m b urg
have ordered pro-
ceedings a in It
the Munich jour
MI 4
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-11-10
Little, "But Enough"

As MercutiO said of his wound. We refer
to DR.. Pierce's little Pellets, which are
small, swift and sure, In cases of sick head
ache, biliousness, constipation and indiges-
fion
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-11-10
A Lady In South Carolina Write:

My labor was shorter and less painful
than ON two former occasions; physicians
astonished; 1 thank you for Mothers
Friend 1t Is worth Its weight In gold.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-11-10

EsHved at the Post 0Dics at Ottdud. iHino1, as
Second Glaze MAJ Matter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-11-10
The Local LOungsr.

Ottawa, ILL.,. November 10. 1883.
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20
Ketice 20 TIE Farmnrs.

Come in and examine the
James a. DeV0re Empire Farm
renee aad buy sou 4 right to
your farm and make youa pig
tight, mule hl-h ana a buli
strong fence ont Of your old
rails and poles that yen would
have to throw away, and have a
fence that will last as long as
wood will last ca top of the
ground. Ii will Increase the
value of your farm 70 haye a big
high fence around is. Ne taka
pleasure in explaining il. Call
aud see for yourself. Head.
quarters at Dan Jones' Livery
Stable.
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20
JANUARY tn, 1859,

tbc propersy described as follows
L,ats numbered lis, t25. l04. LOB.
AS. t,9ind l26 as lad down IN the
plan 81 the town Of Oxford. county and
state aforesaid also the tei!o~lng
Ian.ls il said county te-Wlt; l5o acres
ii ri.e e or see IL IS & wes. known
Il the Doak homestead. Alao E Gr
clttqrs xest. and she Il ~ SO
23ts west knova "a the Neii place
On Yocoua river. excepting ; acres s.
the graveyard Also 10 acres south
s,de v ar sec q Il : vest. aad tAe
n y or see % s : ives. kuown as tae
smlth place. Also 100 acres the mid
de division as of record vf see % o z
I west formerly owned by A GLhs being
all 0f fT0 acres of said section owaed by
John " Estill ami wife AZ tIne o. Als
leath except the $50 acres On west
sidu Of il (said sectionl conveyed y
his widow @rs. Mary Esti,l = Il 4" IS
{ til daily recorded IA Book "ra. cf the
I Chaurerv Clerf's clHca Of this c3snty-
I also I9j acres II sec ZS t6 s west
known az the Bean pace. some y
[ years cr there about a-p, being tae
middle division as divided hy John Mar
tin. " G. Mitchell and Gil.is f1riginal
lyj and being an of sai.l .laoetiCr owned by
John v Estill ard Mary Es;iii rem1in-
ug after the caase l1ce l-y slit Mary
f.. Esuu g. Il q Estil record 4 n Book
l"EE oi decd r.oorls IN this comfy.
Ais3 10 acres y corner II n g qr sec
30 Z 5 w.st known a1 the Peterson
rlce. Also u er s.-r $ and p ht ssc ,
LSia In tt- west less 30 acres OF the
q lr sad see > e,.t Of rs Clelr creek
Also less 52 acres more particularly
described ia a deed 20 = FuHka1nsn.
tee sall lands 30 D. 1,3 unslsr thls de-
-rse arr kuosn as tAe Niiain p.are. he -
INK tha aai oe-al hy J1An " Es,iii
81 bic fat1 Ed said s.ction. whether
carr4 -lY l.ll.ei he-siH ~ nos this
A-iam place lying in MARSHALL county
s4t Stats
rae Isras ol e4lI sale a-s ols illt
cash anl ,h. sae- iaif reyaile tUa-sa
m1uths assl- tssc VI sails win tu r-r
ccat- iatare p raanusr- Iae deferred
ravacrc .r-st ae secured - bond sra
se-4rsy -u . iesa -st4Iuei aa t-le
.--L But any paEehaz-e may pay all
cash insta.1 at securing slli Z ytu 1t-
{ .fae u..e 60 se.l property & .isyrl =
le pt-l god. tst [ vii SCI! o- :
{ o. .llaallsslsHs uus. q sail decree
J1aN JACKSON,
/ Z. 4. kE.arou-A. C1-amls-iQEer-
Svla-4tar. 81 t,e. .. lsss.
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20
W. MERB BUSINESS.

This Office viii revise its sub
scription list after January next
II those who are considerably
in our debt for subscription DO
not wish to have their papers
stopped, they must come to
some kind o. a settlement that
shall be satisfactory to the pro
prietor of this paper. We mean
business, patience having ceas
ed to be virtue in many ia
stances. Come and Pay NJ.
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20
CAMPus noTS.
Very little news on the Cam
pus last week /.

Very little news on the Cam
pus last week.
Jack Barr, the ccl0red man
who waits on Prof latham IN
the Chemistry room, was sick
several days last week, but ne
Is up now.
The Hermaean Societies irss
term tax was due last Saturday
The Societies ought to be bet
ter attended than they are, the
eost is very little.
The Preps began Reed and
hellogg's Higher Lessons IN
English last Tuesday.
The Sophs are through aur-
veying the campus. They are
now beginning to solve the ab-
strusa problem af Analytical &c.
oIIetry.
Prof. Mayes was on the train
which was robbed last Saturday
night; he was not however, mo-
Tested by the robbers.
We hear that DR.. Wheat is &c
take charge of th4 church at Co
lumbUs, when he leaves here.
Dr Johnson went to Ducl
Hill this week to marry a couple
Pref J " Johnson is appoint
ed to address the teachers meet
ing which is to be held in Jack
son Oh the 2sth and 18th of thi.
month.
Mrs. Qulnche returned homr
last Saturday night. She ha
been visiting her daughter il
Cincinnati
Last week, the boys who en-
gagged in sham fights to scar
their fellow students, and t5osu
who disturbed their fellow stu
dents by burning cayenne pen
per at their doors. had tae beae
sit Of a shower bath of 4 buckle
of water each.
Grs. Nm. Ware, of Clarksvillt
Ark, is stoppinga at Mrs. Roane'
for two or three weeks. She /
visiting her sen who Is attend
ing the University.
Mr. ". ]. Wright. Jr.. tie ST.
nal Service officer, LEFT with hi
| family for Savannah, Ga. wher,
he is to take charge of the ST.
nal office At that place. He lei
tae office here in charge OF Prot
Fulton.
4 Mr. williams, Of Thibideaux
La, entered the University las
week. lie has been atteudin,
college at SewaDee, Tenn. hu
/ he concluded to take law here
| lie is tue sixteenth memaer o
the Law class, and the 9Th stu
dent by the name Of t8illi. ms
latteEding the University til.
year.
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20

We predict fer the South dur
ing the next few years, says tic
American Artisan, q wave cfiu
dustrial enterprise E4r beyond
anything that section has ever
known. 4 t0lera;ive spirit and
desire to build Up TIE material
interests ct odr country wilhoal
regard 70 c,ass or section il be
ing manifested en- every side
and all good citizens VIII assist
to piOlga a heid whose harvest
means the general good. Capi.
tai aud commercial ambition are
being directed towards the
Soltb, aud Il Is but question
Ct 9 short time whea the hum ei
the factory and the sound Of the
carpenters hammer upon the
cottages Gifts bGsy and thriving
operatives Will resoun 4 through.
ont that fair portion of cur coun-
Try, and the mercantile and
manufacturing esaters OF the
North will hud enterprisiDg and
worthy rivals along the rivers
and amii the valleys OF the
South The hand Of common
citizenship should find a cordial
clasp in Maine as wei a in Tex
rs, and the interest Of the IA
ton, tue State and the citizen
saoGld DE single, vital and insep-
arabic.
The North has capital, enter.
prise, mercantile ability and me
ehanical skill; the South has a
iiel awaiting the occupancy Of
these important Industrial ess,n.
tlais- Let the hand of trade fel
lowsLip be extended 5y mutual
consent, and let the great forces
OF commerce and MANUFACTURING
move IA harmonious action al
over eur broad land. that peace
aal the r0m-son waIfara n..,.-
Aad foot hold Gu every part oil
l,s surface.
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20
On last saturday night as IN

On last SATURDAY nlght as tAe
north bound passenger train
WIS leaving Dack Hill two mask
eI men climbed upon the engine
aue told engineer Law to pull
cut d-d quica. when about
one ut'e this sj,ie CT that place,
the robbers ordered tie engl-
neer % stop, when they vent
to express ear ami told the mes
senger 20 open the door and
IA their wishes were promptly
complied with, being persuaded
TO do 50 at the point OF The p'5-
toi. they easily captured All The
express money, before the pas
sengers hardly knew what was
m. Conductor Wilkers0n ap-
pcared upon the scene and was
asked 90 retire, which he did IN
short oiJsr, hgt only to ask or
recruits, bat when the passea
gers f3uud oat that the train
was being robbed general
stare took place and the NEE
begun hiding their valuables
and sauGIns cut their money
whea devotional exercises were
insui.ed IN by tae ladies, and
after the exc temeut had sub
sided somewhat. Gr. Ches
Hughes, Il Pass-u ger from Jack
son, Tenn. volunteered, and as
liz and conductor Wllkers0n
passed through she car they sue
ceeded in getting TIVE "inches-
ter rifles and 80 they stepped
out opened fire upon the rob
hers which they returned With
fatal effect. SIR Hughes receiv-
ed "a pistol shot in The stomach
the effects OF which be died in
q few minutes. The robbers
after securing abcHt ?2500 from
the express company de
camped leaving 40 elae behind.
As soon IS possible blood
hounds were placed upon the
track aud sherifTs posse start
Ell iu pursuit, but owing to the
fact that it was raining hard at
the time of the robbery this
plan proved Z failure. Detec
tives are working up the ease
whom we truly hope viii be sue
cessfUl.
No enc hereafter viii be
afraid to ride with Conductor
Wilkerson for he has proven
that he is Wiling to place his liie
in jeopardy for the property
and lives Of those in his charge
The aad lale Of young Mr. CheF
Hughes, IS lAmsntable and te
u:eet 80 Sudden and uutimely
death as the hands Of unknown
ruiiiahs, in the discharge, ot
WAT was to him, no doubt
his duty. bis deed and memory
viii be cherished as that of q
brave aud chiyalrous man.
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20
Shen@s Sale

Nre- Seliss & Co.. u-e @, t Gser.
&o .flG W.
John :. ley
Fyy.rtge o. ~ ~ lea iiuecssd n
me f-on y Z Andrews. clerk # the
Cirm- ooa.t u L-E-vst-e c5unty
5l.ss, i v4l al
Monday. IT. aly 81 JaaaarT 1850.
a,,hia la..al loass at tle coa-t h7-sa
door il the town u Oxs5rl. Pr2cr-5 .
seil % the highest bidder far c1sl ..s
.ol,oRin-s t.eserIbel laaJ a.tu.t-I u. e
co4Asy u L.EAy IT. ard State of Nl--
sissi ..,i. tosii: Al lnal7id o1c-..f- !.
interest "a the n v cr sc : tsrs west
rhe above Land les,el upon IS t..a
properly Of John : WIey. dsEe-ita;
oat VIII b. sold % satisfy sad iui
glsLt and q, cas.s.
p 4 Matthew's, Saerif.
! Il Eimnaas, Attorney,
Dee 5. IsSs 81
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20

\ reward oftwo thousand dol.
lars has been offered by the Ex
press Company for the capture
and conviction oflhe miscreants
who robbed the train at Duck
Hill Saturday night.
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20

John Z. King. a farmer living
ten miles from C0okville. Texas.
his wife and six children. were
ali burned TO death on tine Iith
inst. L. IA thought the house
was earned to conceal foul play.
as the skull of Alr. King was
bTOsen.
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20

President Debating Club
vel, We have had some stirring
speeches on the negative side OF
the question of the evening, as
Marriage a Failure p but none
OF the gentlemen appointed to
speak On the Affirmative side
have responded. Secretary
lwhiaperiBgl their wives are
here. The President louIlvl-
Owing to the lateness OF the
hour further debate is postpon-
ed. Adjourned.
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20

Rev. Mr.. ShumakeT, an At
tala youth, delivered tiue ser.
mon az the ethot!ist church ca
sunday morning last mir. chu
maker was reared Ia East At.
t2la, graduated at the State
University, and has been doing
ministerial work for cnly three
years. and has already an euvl-
able reputation as i revi, al ST.
k0sclasko Messenger.
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20

The Memphis Avalanche is
fully satisfied of the success
of its favorite candidate for the
otiice of Comptroller OF our SIS.
ter State, Tennessee. 1t SAYS:
John L. Sloan OF Upton is a
candidate Tor Comptroller, and
the people of his county chal
lenge the st &c to show one
more worthy. Whoever takes
up the gauntlet viii have a big
job on MS hands,
Nr. sloan has relatives and
friends in Oxford, who would be
gratiaed at his success.
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20

At the recent farmers meet
Ing at Meridian. it was resolved
to memoEialize Congress for the
protection Of the people in fu
tire against pools, trusts. and
cQmblnatleas.
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20

{ Z RomburSer, formerly OF
" hater ' alley, wh0 stands charg-
ed with G ID Brown, with the
death Of Willie Tistleli, returned
frcn Pennsy vaaia to Memphis
a few days at0 and surrendered
TO the authorities.
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20

The Supreme court CT the
United States has decided that
the creditors OF a dead mans
estate cannot withhold from his
wife OF children money due them
from Insurance companies.
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20

There viii be Christmas ser.
vices in ST. Peters Church with
full Orchestral music, Christmas
Day at IL 4 N Thursday, the
21th. Bishop Thompson will hold
services and preach al HAN.
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20
. ~. Patterson, use Of D . Tubbs,
vs.. III "a.


By virtue Of she above stated writ t7
me directed by Jas q, fFigg, = Justice
o. tine Peace 0f Lafayette county,
--Iss.. viii otfar for sale to the higles
bidder fer cash within hgal hours in
'front.' O: the court house door in tas
taWn of Oxford. on Monday "a day Of
January lSS9, ths Z hf OF y W or of
section I township range west The
above stacal property viii be sold 70
satisfy the above gated writ and all
costs. be 10, lSss.
). B. Roach, BailiT
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20

The press dispatches Of the
18th, contain accounts Of a ter
rible rict which occurred that
day at Wahalak. n station on the
Mobile Il Ohio Railroad, about
thirty mics from Meridian. Ten
whites are reported killed and
about fifty negroes, but the re-
ports are so conflicting we DO
not consider any as entirely re
liable. The trouble originated
from the refusal Ola negro to
submit to arrest for ASSEMBLING a
whits ran.
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20
Administrators Notice

Letters Of aiIaiaistsat;oa upon tas
estate of " I Davis, deceased. h..yiax
been granted % the unaer-izned by tac
court Of LaFaTetta esnnsv.
Miss. al persons having claims against
the said estlte sill have 5hem register
ed within the time allowed by law ia.
they viii ae f0-eys- barred.
F.M. Siouers, Administrator.
Nos. p, ISIS. -
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20

hers are naay eclients and iiseas>
..s winch Affect stock and canse serious
inconvenience and Joss 70 the farmer in
ais NoTk whlea may be quickly remedi>
ed ~ the use of ". } L acIsons vol.
1aaIc oil iirinent.
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20

The penitentiary B5ard of
Control advertises three hun
dred Mississippi couvicts for
hire on railroads, leyees or plan.
;ations.
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20

/. yoa suffer psicking pai IS on nsos
iis tlia eyes % cannot bear bright light
saa and yuur sight weak and failing
yoa should promptly use Or. Il lie
Leans strengthening eye salye. -
I boT.
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20

The Report Of the Secretary
Of the Interior states that the
number OF Indians now in the
country is 34G,G95,
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20

The Governor of Alabama sus.
taiEs the action of Sheriff saith
IN tue birmingham riat.
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20
COMMISSIONERS SALE /;
Valuable Property.

Nv virtue Of D decree Of the Chan
carv court of lafayette county, sta1se
of Mississippi, reEd al the ,'9seu1-
her Term thereof 1888 In the case Of
Nrs. q 4 Adams and others vs.. SIDNEY
Baker and others, number z3-9, the
undersigned commissioner viii zen at
,be south side court house door IN Ok
ford said county 70 this highest b.dieE
a. public auction. in parcels, within
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20
I'm N llI.aIl Irann.r


I-- A "A Hawkes., Atlanta, Ca
Dear Sir: You doubtless rcmsulb
me getting q glass 4 yoa nearly tare
seeks ago. had thea given up Al
hopes OF ever being able 10 real asail
fhe last three weeks however with IN,
lise q your glasses iny eyes have bssi
WONDERFULLY benefited. and I have bsei
enabled % DO \ great deal oi reading
the sifst had done IN tWo Years. an,
moreover | have great hopes OF thei
entire recovery II a faVT years 1 elH
l9i teo hl{hly recommend yong glass =
ny tslen1s. Yours respectfully,
4. {. CsihAwar.
With Moore, Marsh / Co.
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20

The Mississippi Conference
bas appointed Rev. J. II. Weems
missionary tc Mexico.
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20

Persons Wao lead life OF exposure
ara subject 70 rheumatism neuralgia and
lunbago aai viii inl a valuable rene
dy IN br. J Il MeLea1s volcanic oil lini
laeat i Will banisa pain and subdue Il
aanatsol.
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20

The different farmers associa
hcls WHO met 1t Meridian last
week consolidated under the
name Of tbo Alliance, Wheel
and Go Operative Union Of
America A new constitution
and bylaws were adopted and
the following officers were elect.
Cd:
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20

y good colCred brother is
said TO have sent word to the
bishop to send a minister out TO
his church in Alexandria valley
last Sunday Ills request was
wCrded rs follows: 'Sead Us q
Bishop 10 preach IL you can't
send = Bishop, send q Sliding
Elder. It son can't send a slid
ing Elder, send US u Stationary
preacher, if yea cant send him
send Us { ireUs Rider, II you
can't spare h,n, send rs . Locus
Preacher. If you can't spare q
Loeus Preacher send as an TX
hansjer = That settled i and he
got a preacher.
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20

The piano establishment ofD
Il. Ealdwyn & Co., Of Memphis.
was destroyed by Ere lazt week.
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20

Illinois capitalists recently
purchased 26,0O0 acres of land
IN Iazoo county.
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20

Mr.. Isaac McCFaeken, Of Ar
kansas, Fice-president.
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20

hr. A.E. Gardiner, of Tsnnes.
see, secretary.
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20

4 Chicago syndicate has pur
chased the Memphis street car
lines.
Oxford eagle., 1888-12-20
70. SALE.

l have loco acres Of land II one bsdy
IN tais eoaaty, within or S miles q
the birmingham railroad. very vel
located and pretty good iarn, that !
VII seh cheap or swap for tova propeI
y Il oxford q. II. COLLINS.
Oxford. Nov. n, IsSs.