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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-07
MINING STOCKS.
CHANGES IN THE TREASURY STATEMENT.

Saturday, Oct. 6-p. m
Rv the operations OF the Sub-Trcasury in the
week ended last evening, which included payments
of 2.O40415 for purchased bonds ana the TecelpC
of 9 9O5 900 for exchange on Western ana SOUTH
ern cities the banks gained Sl,o9e'3oo CASH.
Our estimate week ago gave the banfs aoouo
81 800, 600 more cash than the sum reported ior
the averages of that week, which with the gam
made this week Should count in the averages as
gain of about 100000 cash To-days state
ment reports loss in the average cash Of
s2327,7OO. This should indicate movement to
the interior of about 81 OO0 900 cash. exclusive of
that sent through the Sub-Treasury. The banks
at the close of business Friday evening probably
held about sl,5oO,OOO less cash than the sum of
average for the week The loans were expanded
s4.9291OO The reported increase of si,o4790o
in deposits is 81 900 greater than the increase
that the other changes call for. The decrease OF
1921 90 circulation is probably due to the sale to
the Treasury Of bonds deposited for security OF
the same. The statement results IN loss 10 the
surplus reserve of S3,339, go ana leaves III 40
sI1 4l7.5OO, against SS112, 80 October 3,
1897 and s5,O5s, 500 October 0, 1886.
The following compares the totals OF statements OF
September 20 and October 9:
Loans ssPS 300 lac %i9sS
fSssIo sIs5SSS 9 @ Bs sS
peSs 600 800 500 f% Dec 4S soo
The following the relation between the total re-
serve and tho deposits the respective dates
snecie .. $50 1926 400 sSi,9O2. 900 Dec. 1923, 500
Iegal.tenders. 81 600, 800 20 7O5 800 Dec l0Ol2oo
Total reserve s1Coa50oo s1i4cos, 200 Dec s2a-77oo
az St deposits 1O2 17s7e5 1Os1oo7oo Inc, 1oii,o75
surplu. .... s14757,175 e11417.5oo Dec. $4,000
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, Sf23,570709; balances
s5.556.5sO For the week: Exchanges SSH,
81 (. 65l balances, S3S. 74G.427
DEPRESSION IN VALUES CONTINUED.
The depression in values at the Stock Exchange
was continued to-day. y weak opening was lo-
lowed by frmcr tone ard a Slight rally, but after
the first half hour the decline was steady yet
slow to the end There some liquidation
of the " long account ny t;mid holocfs, and some
buying for the short" account, but the principal
selling was by those who were DESTROYS TO force
prices lower Erroneous impressions of the char
acter Of the bank statement prevailed, and were
used against values. Not that 1t would be any
thing more than II rejection Of the money market
of the last week. but that both buyers and sellers
expected it would, if as bad as promised, have a
tenn porary effect on prices The statement was maze
only n few minutes before the close that the
publication of it had effect. Prices closed
generally only little better than the lowest, but
they steady.
Government bonds were dull ana STEADY at
quotations as follows:
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I EuIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

pAssLAOEa TRAINS leave foot u Coruands ara
q 90 a for Caasauqua and intermediate po.ntA
o m for Geneva Lyons Esnira Rochester. Bunalo
and West and principal local points Chalf car 70
ID m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
car t. Tunkhannock Connection " Heading and HsrrlS
5:40 D. m. for pt:ston and principal Intermediate
points. Chair l.. and b. Junction.
Connection to Reading and harrisburg Chair car 70
Maj CHI Chunk
falo and the West. Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
Trains leaving az a. m, l p m. 3 40 D. con-
all points in Mahanoy and Hazeton eoh rcglons
SUNDAY TRAINS.
q m for March Chunk. uazleton and lnwrzsiia.s
S45 p. m. for Coplay and intermediate points
y. IN. for Geneva. Lyons Emira. Rochester Bur-
'A' General Eastern once. 9ss Broadway
EW-YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILWAY Trains leave from ferries WCsI lsi
IVES. 42i.st, 80 a. Jay-st. 80 a. M Tor Nit
detown, tasburs Monticello. llLelty, MAlOh' D.thl.
Norwich Utica, Rome Oneida Fulton, Os"eso' beia'.
Ssd,s9;, 10 p M Jayss. S;S5 p M for Wall
town Poomu gburC Eenyilic, Mt Dale Monticello.
Falsburg Liberty, white Lake. Roelan1 ,,,. p,
Midte,own Fall burs Liberty Walton. Norwich Oneida.
Oswero suspension Bridge Detroit. Chicago. 81 LOUIS
VI Buffet Sccpers to Niagara halls Reclining Shai' Gar
free % -u-ne!-on Rrige.
Time tables tickets &c. at oo7. 307 94i 1923 Broad
vay 9s7 Gh.aye 1874 East 125tist 2Gi West l21ths-.
New-York. I e ANDERSON G. p A.
Is ESchar ae place W YORK.
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Railroads.
n ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
" FOOT or LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER

n ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-yERSEY.
" Root or LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF october ., 1850.
90 O. m for Esston. Bethlehem Allentown. Much
Szs a m Tor Eastoa. bethlehem and Allentown.
100 a. m for Bennington Esston. Eethle.-m. Allen
''Tns 6 q m Sr Pennington Lake opatcong rsson
Bethehem allentown. Mauch chrnk WIkesharre. scrsn
s %; uesa'' Ytswisburp WiliIsrnsport '''"'"
o. m for Pennington. Easton. Bethlehem. Aienown.
Mapch Chunk Eeaing Harris1,lsg. etc .uon, 49,.
Chunk Wiikesbarre, Scranton Tama9ra. ShamOkn.
80 D. m. for Remington LAKE lioDltcong. Esstor.
eo and 40 D. M or somervine and Pennington
5:45 D. M for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown Msuch
Chunk Reading Harrisburg. etc. On Sundays at'5;So
a. is Ii :i5 a. m, l. 4, 30 o:15 .. m sunisy.
4 a. IN. for Red Bank, Long Branch (Asbury PARK,
e oSssp az g II :i5 a. mn nv !. $50 M
A. S:15 a. m, /, 80 ,. for Farmngiac LAKE.
WOOD Manchester. Toms River Darnegat etc
m, 1 p. m. for ATLANTIC CITY, Vnesnd.
T. 6, SIS 10 80, II rs a. M, I, 4, 30 $780, oIs
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FROM PIER 5, N L. .
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach, SeaDrign@
Monmouth Beach, Long Branch iaaeN oo1, Toms h.Ner
and Barnegat at 3 AS p m.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
via Central r. r. of New.Jersey and phii,deipsia ana
o. IL a. IN. ; 80 rs, 4, 30, 80, - D. SUN.
DAYS az as a. m. {; 8 80 ~ y. m.
t. D. Ms have eoanecon Tor Keadins sirsbsTs Pets,
sSi ia. ITO 1928 BosdSsy 7s7 5iave sG4 Wet
i2Sth.st lS2 Fast l25hst. New York; courtsI. so
NewYork Transfer Company VIII call for and cheek
residence.
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Dipioen0 A.otircs.

THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.,
1875 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, sept 49, 1885,
DIVIDEND NO. SO.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE PER
"A CENT Il per cent? the capital stock OF this
pany has this day been declared payable on MONDAY.
Oct 10 next The transfer books viii be closed Tues
day Sept %, at O'Clock D and reopened Tues
day Oct 1O. at 10 o'clock u. m. A. IL. CALEF, Treas.
OFFICE OF THE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE
RAILROAD COMPANY
NEW-YORK, october 4, 1885,
dividend NO. 3.-The Board Of Directors
Dhave this day declared a dividend OF and one.
quarter cent Ia per cent? the Preferred Capital
stock OF the surplus earnings OF the previous fiscal
Payable November H. 1883.
The transfer books Of the Preferred Stock will close
thirtyr Of October, o'clock D. M,
and reopen November 49,
By order OF the Board OF Directors
WILLIAM WAGNER
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FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NETWORK.
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The downward tendency Of prices In the crude oil
continued yesterday for the simple that
body wanted to buy while the bear element was encour
aged sell short Yet there panicky tumbllnG
over" get out" in spite OF reduction Of is cent In
the quotations for refined oil. The reduction caused
SURPRISE in view OF the weakness which the crude market
had exhibited and the general acceptance OF tho View
the refining Interests unfayorable advance
prices The market closed practically the lowest points
Of the day and barely stcady In tone
The range of prices and the total dealings fol-
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european advertisements.
GRATEFUL-CoMFoRTING.
EPPS'S COCOA,

BREAKFAST" BY a thorough knowledge OF she
which govern the operations VI digestion and
nutrition and careful applicable OF the fine properties
Of wesScced Cocoa. Mr. Epps has provided our break
tables with dclicately favored beverage which
many heavy doctors bills. 1t In the ludcious
such articles OF diet that constitution may Do
gradually built until strong enough to resist every ten
dency Hundreds OF subtle maades floating
around ready attack wherevLr there is u point.
We may escape many faa, shaft by keeping ourselves
well fortified with pure blood and properly nourshed
Frame civil Services Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water milk. Sold only In
half pound by Grocefs. labelled thus: James EPPS
Co. Homeopathic Chemists. London England
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Y ORTHERN RAILROAD Of ! NE W.: 5.,. !;
r RE RAILWAY;-I.ckess Office Offices, 4, i0 w.: Sls

II RTE RAILWAi-Iicket Offices, iOl, 3lI.
IL III and 957 Broadway, 1873 l2 Bowery loI Wests~'
Wiiiiamsburr corner Newark and Hudson st., Hoookeh
and New Station Jersey CITY where Tickets ahl Ia.ns
transser .; baggage can be Outlined. Express tfans
leave 23d.st minutes earlier than time Shown nom
m daily, Day Express buffet drawing room cosches
to Buffalo Pullman sleeping coaches HofneA'Nhe "
10 ~ m week days Delaware Valley Express parior
ear 70 Blnghamton, Owego, Elmr ani oginlnS' sou.
& D. m daily Chicago and St. Ioui, Lmlef' , c
faio %Iasara Falls Cleveland Calcago Cincinnati ani
ST. Lou no extra charge for fast me ,,, s,oen,,,
IN. daily, Chicago Express, pullman uule' sVepant
Coaches to Bnghamton, 0wego, Eimira Rochester Buf'
falo, Cincinnati and Chicago. . o,o ,o.xs
Rutherford and Passac4 as :, 75o e:s0 o io; ~
S ssSS % 'i fa, Sc1S SGD a. m
E e SO m f9 n SaG 5 g. S = $50
~. 70 70 s sS 40 a. e E G slo
$50 50 90 60 I CO. iSs9p hi.
Newark md Peterson via Newark-54e. 9 80, $50.
TO-, IL $50 $3.50, 20 so. 30. $40, ~
KdsesoGd 'a 80 ssfs! &c. 10 80 10 ssS 10
IL hight Also to Ridgewood, 80 .. N. 20 p m.
70 surern,. $50 B. m su,5ays AS $780, lo;S
NerOag and ID Con sSp 80 q psG' 80 $50 Oo
3 sSaa.' Is J. IS 81 NJ II .so m
eos sSnaas HOg 60 g. 10 80 $3.50 40 80.
P M s FSr, 40 49, 90 % $50 p NJ
sgS. SO SsS. ~ NJ D. m sundays 80 90"
Express trains from :, the West arrive in New-YOrx 40
7'S % j. &c re a 4 III and 10 20 p H. FARMER
Gen'l Sup'L General Passenger AGENT
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surpu. ... s14,757,175 s11417.5oo Dec. SO, SoG75
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges sf23, $40, 709; balances,
s5.556.5sO. For the week: Exchanges, SSH
II \ 65I balances. S3S. 146.427
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Drp Goods.

u IVY Your Furs and Soalskins from G. C..
Shayne Manufacturer, 1O3 Prince Perfect fitting
garments newest styles possible prices for reliable
goods Furs made to order; repairing done.
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PRICES CLOSE STEADY.
FIRl[NESS AFTER WEAKNESS

THE DECLINE SLOW TO THE END.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-OCT G.
THE GENERAL LIST.
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OREGON IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
" quarterly dividend Of one and one-half per cent
the common stock OF the company will be paid November
J. 1883 at the office Of the company in Mills Building
New York City, to stockholders OF record October 1888
The stock transfer books will be closed October
Is 1855 at o'clock p. M and remain closed until
November ,, 1883, at 10 o'clock a.
L. w. SMITH Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-07

GALLATIN NATIONAL BANK,
NETWORK, September 90, 1888.
TT HE DIRECTORS of this Bank have this
day declared dividend Of five ~ per cent out OF the
earnings OF the past six months payable on and after Oco
Der g. proximo The transfer books will be c sed until
that date. ARTHUR w. SHERMAN, Cashier.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
OH jul aIu.I -. - 49, . 1888.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

49,. GREAT TRUNK LINE
'a SHEETS s' Ferries N" as follows D''0'e' naa co,nd
Harrisburg, P.s6urs AID West with PGm,. PSl' ~
lars attached 90 a. m. 80 dining o' a-' N
s%S49s and Sleeping vcstOuIea Cars at 90 a m
wE1%sRO Lock 1SSU 90 u cS s sni
90 No. 90 % ana 90 s;sa'''y'oS
1874 sps q aaa P fr Cars &
Sah bang Ga aG at 70 n.y. arrive SO rs
TsFYs % Pq 2na MAJ sS M uaa GS
For sna 10 CITY All Il e apa g. en-
h'9E Sn s''HsA Ra asS gi and S%sS s
% % ~ y$;ssIE E2's
po, ed Bay bTssrys 80 week as with all u.,
Jersey CITY. aaOrdins speedy ana direct
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave New YO16 va Dcs1rOsses
90 20 s. o. o Chicago Limited with Dining Car, AID
.5d 4 sS%sS "a II 3
@ Limited; and 70 a. M. !, 80 8 o 8 80 and
Trains nj ss s1d + ngai daily saeSbs 20
91d II no S @ A. T. M o and 10 M 1ai
A.st se sa Ss i SO sn sna az
Brooklyn; Station Jersey CITY; EmIrran. Ticket orca.
The New:York Transfer Company VIII call for ana cheek
baggage from hotels and Residences . .,,,o,
CHAS f.. PUGU, j. IL MOVD.
General Manager. General fassE Ase"s
CHORE LINE-ALL-RAIL ROCTE-FOR
- Boston, Newport and the Fast Express leaves Grand
Central Station 10 200 a. aud 200 D. ~ f1i Newport.
Providence and Boston. 5Qo p m Lm.ied ENp'ss i or
Newport, Providence, Boson-daily Palace pdnor Cas-
or Sleeping Cars 10 destination. Dining car on p IN
train.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW w.
HneIewsod Tenafy CiSstor Esparzi. and Aysek 80.
I 90 20 10 100 and IL 80 N. rs. 80 20.
4 so 80 40 GAO 200 10 80 p m II Tifnsns
SATURDAY special. 12 AS noon, Adiiuona1 trains -
Cresskl.i and way o:40 a n ani 2 100 D. m r.,,.
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Total reserve 900 s1I4oos 200 Dec So 327oo
az St deposits 1O217s 725 1903 100 700 Inc, 1o1io75
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DAY LINE SIEAMEKS.
NEW-IORh AND ALBANY.
DAILY except Sundays.
- Eew-lOrk, VcStry-st Pier $40
" kew.York, West 22i.st Pier . 100
for ALBANY. landing at West Point Newourg Poagh-
keepsie, Rhnebeck Catskll ana Hudson
Connecting at WEST POINT, NEWBURG and POUCH
KEEfSIE, with town day boat
Last trip from New-York oct 13; from Albany
Oct Is
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05
-s-r-ss.i--.

In answer 20 4 call OF the chair
maa. together With the tsHt-hsII-
ers, the committee Of arrange
msnts Of the Oxford CAMP ground
m es CT Friday last AID the ehsiF-
man explained the object Of TIE
meeting, after whIeh W ) Ferrell
was elected secretary pro tenn
MoveG and carried tk4t we bod
the c1mpmessiEx for the for & =
present year, embracing tbs TaEl
Sun4Iy IN August. FIRST service
Saturday the lSgh IL, 1t : e'ei5ek
Pm-
1t Was moved and earrlsd that
Ee meet on tie 9th day Of August
to clean II the ground and make
I'll a-eessaFv arrAaz4neat-
R@4x z Il Ssandsfar An1 e 80
DAVIS were requested 70 soIHit
ministerial I53- az4 th1s sas brssA-
ren EAGm they uIF get 20 help u
tie Meeting rsuIIa uElI The
close.
Moved mi carFIei that the o.
fa-d papers Be rs4aessed @ pub
sIzh thu for AZ Least three weeks
Alex P1rk, Tim,
4 = EarrpW Sec u.-1 r@Fu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

TIE Elass City F8rt Scott :
GuIf railroad runs through one If
the 6rest lu3 most ever. aaheI SEE
tpau4 It she Uai-el State and ~
EecialIv that portion GIFTS line be-
tween SgeiEgE-,d 4rI Memphis 1T
has aet LLd, till Recently. railroad
communicate with Che great
worIfand has not beeu on aav line
of travel from E4=f IT, " est, au,t
ho~me-Eunters have net fauGd Il.
But it ID there. a hat cauatrr-
good gslter-iHe LtEd, arI 1bual-
lne at vsflt5l. timber. inter-
-perseI With valuable mineral
lands. Laaj IS stlLl e4ear and no
E e-leF climate. Har more taF7tatle
Iuta,-tg il- fruit, grain or stock
growing eta r. r0uuI s-,ze
area IT OUTLYING Llad ~ dleiaf
hue eltelaS IS i.lEly
adapted 70 tie LL-t- It's -as5ra4sf
to s. Ls8I5 aui benz u p dir ct
line between those 1w0 or at llsl
Ftr .il9 growing eFtres. Kansas
City aal Memphis. swing markets
ror-h and SOUTH, gives d, a.IvtntG-
ges fog market gardening Second t.
u0ua 81 the WORLD H.
search af homes elaGtt Afford o.
aFeria aS it,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

At L meeting of the cJslzsus of
Lafayette county. held at the
eogrt house On the 81 law Of JULY
1855. 60 hear a report from the
delegates % the -u.vtIng held Ia
II -mrbp ea June -, { IS, IN the
interest Of the Helena. Turel9 Il
Decatur railroad. W a K3tne WAS
called TO the chair, and PA Rush
sLeteG secretary. The saId dele
gates tsr0gteI that the prospects
for the road were vefy hLfterIug
and that LAFAYETTE VS. only fskei
20 raIie tae sum If 500 TO assist
N r ast3g tAe szrvev- On nl1tbon
hr- BEN Price the following were
8g pointed = couImltsse u s1lrcit
sgsscrT5 siors to SAIL funt Of four
hundred dollars ami we've rega
ted To- report to I meeting ct TIE
citizens II the county 0a Frl,itv
the 9th dav ef July. tt 10 o'clock :
J x EImmons and ! n Plant
Oa motion TIE meeting LIIauru
Cd. W A E5lae, Chm
u / R1shr ) 90.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

Last Monday morning 3 quarrel
begun between Steve Allen, 4 col
orsd zLa. aud Ir. Hoduett. see
ti0a bass on the railroad lust
I5sve Oxford, with resulted IL
the killing Of Holuets BY Allen In
what appears to have been in the
most uaprOvoksd manner. II
seems the quarrel began about
fifteen cents. Allen was one Of
he hands IN the employ If the
railroad and WAS working under
Hodaest. From what are learn
Allen c1r.ed HOdEett VIII there
Gson discharged Allen from his
service This so eura-e1 the ne
gro be threatened to kill Hoduet-
m consequences Of which Hodnstt
Obtained a shotgun IN towu with
which Is he II reported 30 have
told Narr-w * LgudIe that he
wanted To protect himself against
the negro who he was atra1d would
carry cut his threat. Hodn-tt
went back to the railroad aad a
be was approaching the hands at
work WIS shot by Allen who was
posted OF top Of che eat
Moatsy night N e-uselUauee Of
the belief that Allan wIyIaII He'd
nett and killed hIB vith9u. any
demonstration whatever from He'd
nstt, i crowd gathered around the
pail at Oxford with the view OF
IFaeaIEs the negro But the Sasr
III had removed the negro to safer
quarters
We wcuId aOs do injustice to a
negro If We esCId avoid 1t and II
giving the f4ess ef the matter We
give THAI most eurrent IN the eom-
maaItv without being able to
write positively Of the tras state
IL the tase. 10 y not known wh0
the vouId-be lynebers were but Tt
- reported that a tam brought
some Een hTre from Water Valley.
There Is danger IN lynch hw but
If Allen waylTIi Hodustt ana Was
moved to hrs course bv revenge so
auJ1.tIdsbIe, no doubt the PARTIES
seeking vengeance on hIm felt
jusrih1bls for the Attempted lynch
me-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

Read the following Ir- G II
Norris. Newark, Ark. SAYS, us
down with ahgess Of lungs aRI
friends and physicians Pronounced
me an IncUrable constructive b
gan taking Or Kings New DI.eov
sry for eJusaHPtiou. An now o.
nv third bottle and able 90 over
e the seek on nv far1- III >
tn. finest medicine aver made
Jesse NIdilsW4rt, Decatur Oaro-
SAYS Had il E1s b.asa for Drs
Kiaers New Discovery for eunsump
tIoa I xOalf hare did e lang
troubles Was given mp - doe
tors An row IN the best Of
bsaI-A. Sample h9ssle freeat ]
+ CEzzdIeEss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05
zPzI-1 FASHIONS.

MISS ELLA MCGUIRE. has
Just opened an elegant stock Of
goods, and invites the Ltdies to
call api examine tt u. The4e
goods vyre Icted sl-h sreat care
and cannot e surpassed in style
and quality. You can tuv IT,
tlte~t Plraslln bouue- er rbe ehslp
est walking bat ca q uaLe
TERMS April (, IS-S.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

The statement copied Iu OR IA
peg last week from the Aber sen
Exlusuer 20 the sf e TIA. a new
bans there WIS > fxsd feet with
" y W. as sAs head Il ta "a
tsrPrIse WITH s0Ee citizens q Ox-
ford Iu1 Aberdeen as stackhoIlers
proves 20 lave been altogether q
"a I=lake- We learn tE1s ON in
vltItpsns we've extended to outsII
-rs BY the business men ef Aber
deem looking 90 the establish meut
Of . bGnk IA the Place e the Gait
ua1n bank there whi.h recently
failed ear the propo-ltJsus TO that
esd have no been accepted and
VII not u. - W. haru. by aay cg
cur cTsIssns, nor Nv Mr.. West.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05
Il. 1u Il S--i-sz-.

an entirety rev and elegant
stock of u~lillIagry goods of every
iese1ptIss Just sed by Mrs
Kniylt- SEsiaz EIss a speciality.
This line = ualsatLIv large and
rrees So low va chat it vii as
torlsh the people ladies VIII
make a zrsas mistake bY not cal
on Yrs EHHs before buying
Store one i01r west Of WIltoHs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

This remecv i becoming 50 Vel
known and 81 popular IL 70 uee'E
To sueeIll mention. Ill who have
used Electro Buffers sing the same
song Of prai=e-Arursr ulsdIeIue
does net exist ard u H guIrtlts 81
10 % al that Is eLl,mad. Eiet trIc
Bitters will cIre al irsetses q the
liver and kIdneTs Will FsmaTe Flm
rIes hollis. salt rGauu and ether
affections caused by impure blond.
VIII drive maIard- from the
TEN and prevent a. vel as eur all
uaLlruI fevers. For cure ef head
1ehe, constipation and nd stio1
try Electro Bitecrs. e1tire sarfs
faction guaranteed or money re-
funded. Price 50 aad 81 Ter
botsIe at J 7 ChaudIers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

Mrs VI q Peyu4s 4 EI-lIv re-
specsed lady Of II liv S2ria-s d.ed
a. tLas esty on Nl1lly. aed her
remains =ere brought 10 Oxford
ard rn'ertei m the city cemetery
OF Tfas4sv-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

y good second blHd Bacev Tor
sale che1 also two good half
Jsrss Cows, ls SIS eleI. ApEly
AZ nv elrrEi-e shop eR North
street. Joseph St0ate-
June - I7-S.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

Misses Lzxie and Alice Porter.
Letl Tuesday morning for Nont
Elels. where they expect % sperd
several weeks.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

Ihe Oxford STAR went TO Eesi
ass0 oa YESTERDAY 10 py a game
ot ball for the slla E Eship e
the S.Lse-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

Judge r 4 Hill, left Last SAtur-
d.v fer VI.kshurs tn hoIi Il short
term Of court
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

I1e Numbers IT the executive
Committee shesl { rpnlembsr 90 b.
On hand next M9aity e. cr uat the
roses And appoint delegates 10 the
District convention
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

Rsv.J E4uarl4 18Th
morning for South CaroIsaa where
ne vii spend his few weeks Of
summer vaeatTar.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

We received a pleasant call
ircu Pnf- L It FIszaugh, pr@si-
dent OF WhitEorth College, a few
days sInes. he u we'll pleased
with the present aud also the fu-
tu-s promise Of sgeGess u that sx-
eslLsnt Institution # learning.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

MI P Barge and family,
made q auaI r~eulO7al to C0rruth
yesterday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

On next Saturday 20 and vote
for the of your choice or the
other ma uIlI be elected
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

Remember that the primsrv
seeCio1 for lafayette choice for
Congress IN taIs dlstriet ecnss of
On SLtari1T.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

Now Is the time for the Oldest
inhl6It.at TO sss III his sIy about
the not weaker.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

Oxford had another railroad
meeting on NoEdav last Read
proceedings n another eolumn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

Misses Anna Porter, NoIIIe and
Clara Be.aLnl- attended he
saeher's Institute at Grenada
Fkl5 week
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

The eol0rsd poPaAtIoa OF OK
forl pail their respects to The
GLORIOUS Fourth