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The evening world., 1889-09-16

Petit and Kerr. the professional lawn-ten
mis- players. will. 1t is expected, give an exhi
bition tournament near this city before long
The evening world., 1889-09-16
Z. FROM C~ALrFoRNIAxsa

GENTLEMEN; We have inst bought another Dor Of
DR.. g.. HcLANE's CULTIVATED LIVER PILLS. which
we find to be so excellent ior keeping the system In
order and overcoming siok headache that We never USE
anything else. l chesr!ully testify 70 the merit Of DR..
q, McLASE's CELEBRATED LIvEn PILLS. -.
Mrs, j. r. HOUSE,.
The evening world., 1889-09-16

II Asst SEASON. CONF NOW IF EVER
lIlgTH 81. RATTI.E OF OPEN DAY.
4TH AVE. RG. AND ENENiNos
The evening world., 1889-09-16

Balch's $40, 900 stallion race will be trottcd
over the Beacon Park, Track, near Boston, on
Wednesday. Although the number OF starters
may be limited. il promises to be n great race
between the stations Nelson, record 2. l+i4, and
Alcryon, record 2.lBL. The former was the
tavorlte for the Charter Oak Stake at Hartford,
but was badly driven aud Alcryon won II.
The evening world., 1889-09-16

Richard Miller. the English magician.
begins a short engagement at Dockstader's
Theatre this evening. H6 is well supplied
with startling illusions, and offers rewards to
those who can explain how some of his
wonders are worked.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31
Ihe PardOns.

\ great noise is attempted To
be raised over the par,lons *
tended by Gov. Lowry To the
druggists in Jackson who plead
guilty 10 selling Uostetter's Bit
ters aud who were sentenced to
IaIl Tor two months and to pay
4 hle OF hfty dollars each aud
tina costs OF prosecution, The
fact - however, that the sen
fences were ouIy psrdOnea as
To the Imprisonment aud not as
TO hle aud costs. If the pub.
fishers OF newspapers outside o;
Mississippi ouly knew that the
criticisms in this matter sprang
from the enemies of the Cover
nor they would not be so quick
To jon tn the attacks made en-
the Executive of the State The
entire community at jackson
petItloued Gov Lowry To par
don the druggists for the sale
ofthe hitters which showed that
they regarded the sentences i'm
posed unnecessarily severe. II
public sentiment there favored
4 remission Of such severity we
tso not belle e the Governor
should have done other wise
ttau remit the penalty. all d
which shows that laws of unu
sual severity should hot be pat
ON the statute books. The laws
in their severity defeat them
selves as this case shows.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31
a Political Case.

The notorious Col. Dudley of
Indiana, has been Indicted by
tue U. ) Grand Jury at Iudi-
annapolis, for using money in the
late Presidential election in the
purchase of votes. IL is eharg-
ed that the l0atIug vote ct In
diana was bought by the kepuO
lican party through Col Dud-
leyis agency aud that thousands
of tramps. negroes aud GishOn-
est white men voted for the
money given to them for theiF
suffrages. Now is the time for
the people Of Iudiana to vindi
cate themselves and the good
name of their State. All men oil
NIL political parties if honest viii
be glad to see the case againsi
DGGley pushed to the end he
purchase Of votes is ms DANCE
rOus TO free government as Il
rob, plumber and steal the Dal
lots from the boxes. II is time
corruption IL the polls aud in
elections should be put dowr
and the way for Democrats t.
permanently succeed in Thu
country in the national elections
is TO purge their own party o.
those who would corrupt tn,
ballot sud punish the Dudley,
ia the otherparty The Dudley
case Illustrates what we hay,
always said. th;ft the Republican
party north needs more looking
after IN the matter of fraud il
elections than does the Demo
cratic party south.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31
The mississippi Dsct1F's Mistake

Two agents for new kind Of
a churn came to the house oil
DIR -, of Pamela county.
Hiss in the evening aud were
invited to spend the night
" hIie one was caring for the
horses, the doeter conyersing
with the other found tue men
were from a place where he
practieed medicine in his youth
IuIuirIng about different per
sons, he at length asked: And
the Misses Brown, where are
they' They were without dou5t
the most ugly women syersaw
yes said the agent
"Nhat became ut themF'
"0ne is my W fe.n
There was silence.
The OctOr presently left the
room. Going to the stable he
saw the other agent aud made
4 confident of him. winding up
with. ~ ell, tuey were uncom
mouly ugIy women. Did you
ever see themf
"Yes.'
Aud he married the other.
DIR l. claims that this is
the only break he ever made In
entertaining strangers -Detroil
Free Press.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31
COLLEGE Hill Nsws.

Ed. EAGLE: We see from tie
StaFkvII!e Times that Col Alb.
bolt the President Of tie Mem.
phis x AtlasstIc railroad. saws
that the suerrs>tnI building of
the road does not hinge so
much on the Memphis subscrip
ton a. was al FIRST thought, bat
that the road will be buiIs not
withstanding that Memphis has
failed 10 subscribe what she
promised. This road vii! give
Oxford aad Lafayette county :,
Doom, il wall come within tive
miles of College Hill if built ON
either surrey made
Mr.. Sam Sanders while cross
ing n branch gu the north side
of Tallahstehie river in this
county a few days ago. was un
fortunate in having u horse and
mule drowned and had 10 swim
eat himself.
The bridge on The public road
here aud Oxford is In a
dangerous condition aud has
for several weeks This
matter ought TO be looked Into
before some one is Killed The
t.oard of Supervisors has been
Notified of the same.
REPORFER
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31
CasPus U1TS

we stated In the Campus dots
last week, that we heard iudi-
.reetly, that Mr.. jenkins had
bought out the University book
store aud we find that this
is a mistake. we therefore take
this opportunity to correct the
report.
We hear I'VE cannot voueh for
its reliability that Mr. Jas 5
Reid, of Memphis, was on the
Campus last week. lie was a
member of the Freshman class
of 1882 ).
J l. Johnson. Jr, paid his
h .me, relatives and the Uaiver
sity, Il visit last Saturday aud
sunday. He is a graduate OF
the University in the class Of
l'o1, aud was a member of the
juujor Law class the uext year
a nos has charge Cfa school
OF about seventy pupils IN tai
noun cOuaty, near Coles creek
New students are coming in
Last week, Mr.. Goodwyu, o.
Southern Arkansas came, aud
we hear that Mr.. Hobsoa. of
Clarksdale, came last Monday.
We have heard Of several oth
ers who Z coming at the open
ing of the second term Feo Is.
Prof PFOvine and DIR. Jordan
were engaged in making Guam.
ti.ative Analysis In the Labora
tory last week. DR.. Jordan on
account of being called away on
business, cannot be there this
week, but will perhaps. the next.
Prof ProvIne, however, is not
waiting for DIR. Jordan, but is
going ahead with his work.
The members of the Senior
Geology class and also those OF
the Freshman Botany class were
examined last Saturday. Next
Saturday tbe classes in Nine
ralogy and Zoology, will be ex
amlued
1t is not often that &c hear oil
deer having the mumpS. OIL
two Bucks on the campus, how
ever. had them last week and
weFe compelled to remain /
their rooms.
Miss Mary Little. Messrs. "
j Stockett anu w + Anderson
were new eases of humps Oh
the campus last weet. II seeml
as if the musRpS have come Il
stay.
Mr.. Joseph Moves, who. be
fore Christmas. was a member
} OF the present junior class, hai
gone to serve a csdetship a
Nest Point.
Dir. Robert p. Wendell, a mem
Der OF last years graduatin.
class, received an appointment
tn = position Ia the office of tn,
Adjutant General at Washing
ton. His salary is $1,000 4 year
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31
BIRTHDAY DINNER.


DEAR EAGLE: | wish to tell
you and your many readers
shat a nice time we had Mt
Brother Green Knights, on the
18th of this month. Jan. 1889,
though when | have done my
best, ! know that | will tail 10
tell yoH the half Brother Green
Knights children decided to
gis- hIm a birth day dinner, and
he said, "you must invite my
PASTOR which was done prompt
Is done.
Well, on the above named day
the children aud grand children
with other friends. met at G x
Knights. about l. O'Clock, and
such a gathering have never
Witnessed before. Here they
come: until fifty children and
grand children have met Wha:
a Jolly crowd. think of IL. ifty
f0Hr IN all and not one sick. de
formed. lame or demented
What q blessing. This doubt
less IL THE rrsalt of training. faT
We know that our brother aud
sister have done nobly in rails
ing their children UP in the nur
tHre aud admOniliOu ofthe Lord
W bile We were talkingto Broth
or Knight, one ct hIs daughter,
announced dinner. He beinl
weak aud far from well. | tOoE
him by tLe arm aud aecompa
MED him To the table. He Look
ell. and looked. just then
noticed on a sweet prominence
about the center of the table, :
card beautifully designed, witt
this inscription, II K kuight''
69th biFth day, Jan. Is 1889
| lifted the card aud we looket
at II, his eyes Overlooking viii
tears and SAi6: God bless TIM
children. brother Smith | Ough
to be a thankful man indeed
We were the busiest people
for awhile that you ever saw
The tstle groIned under tht
weight of fit turkeys, chickens
hams. cakes and cOHfectiOuarie
of all kinds la fact, there wa
enough for three times as many
After the feast we adjourue,
to the par.or and had an enjoys
BILE time Dir. Julins Knight q
Illinois, with his dignity: Mr
Robert King OF Texas, with hi
hEm0r; llr. Louis Richards, q
Mississippi. With his wit. in con
nectIou with the hearty welcom.
We received. made ii "A happ.
day indeed. We were asked b.
brother Knight TO make a littl
? talk aud t. exhort all presen
never 10 touch whisky and L
lead sOber, honest ehristId.
lives. What an Influence f.
good If they will all take his I'D
vice which hope they wiil.
Hay the good Lord spar
brother Knight 20 work f.
Jesus Is oar prayer and at las
may We alt meet in HeaveI
where parting Is ho more
Yours fFaternally,
~ ~ NNrrvu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31

The Kaa-as city, Memphis & Birm
inshan railroad Is mary miles toe
shortest and by far the best e4uirpsa
passenger line between points IN tn
east and southeast, and Memphis ara
an points in Arkansas. Texas aud the
Esst and uostlwsst. Toe passenger
train equipment o. this line IS IF ths
most modern Construed n ard provi!ai
with every device necessary % the e5n e
fort and safety cf passengers. E~e-lnt
reclining clLir ears fs-Its fr - are rlt
On aIl lag trains between u Bp1is and
Birmingham Every tailg n sw an
arst~eLsss tad no Ell 1rt Is spar i by fhs
management to meet the requirements
of h. travelling public. Through tilk-
etsvil tlii Il n are on sale at al
through ticket Offices. Fer Isrze nap
and time table folder giving full intor~
nation rs To through ears. connections
ctr., address, II ~ ELLIS.
GeH1 Agt. 81 Madison St, MemPLs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31

The New York Herald In dis
eGsSing the necessity for a uni-
form system OF laws throughout
the country, relative to marriage
and divorce, says: at is a dis
grace to our bodsted civilization.
that fifty divorce systems exist
IN this country. In cue State a
man may be a lawful husband
aud ia another a bigaB.iSk. In
one a woman may be a wife and
In anOt3er a mistress. In one.
children may be legitimate. and
n another legitimate. Ia o..e
natural heirs may inherit and in
another be Cisinherited. In a
community where pOlygamy and
poiysHdry are declared 10 be
crimes, a man may be husband
OF more than one woman, and a
woman the wife OF more than
one husband The remedy is a
constitutional amendment en-
poweIiUg Congress to make a
nniistD law Of marriage and di.
y0rCc.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31
4 State Methodist CoIIeue

The New Orleans Christian
Advocate, OF January >. says:
The committee appointed by
the two Conferences will NEE
tn Jackson, Hiss, February IA
1889 to organize the joint com
~HIttee, aHd to formulate plans
aud to take sueb other prtlIm
mary steps as shall tenn To hast
ell the erystaIiziug process aud
give shape and permaueAry te
tn. effort. The irst object 81
the friends of the enterprise vii
De to secure an endOwmrut
fund. such as will give the enl
lege stability aud guarantee it.
perpetuity Already $1,000 Or
promised. and a numhrr nf
places are competing tor it's H.
CATION The question of location
will be deferred until after "A
sufficient endowment fuad shall
have been secured rhe e,lm
mi'tee wilLnot act hastily. bur.
tdhering "a the line marked out
Ia the resolutions adopted hy
the tive conferences. viii make
steady aud earnest aud persist
eht ef-srt tn accomplish the pur
for which they we're creI
ted
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31
Frl,Tt Wi,ghulser alt Ev,IT.

/ have just bought a nex and con
plet , outfit of tools and material and
IN prepared g ], the most d~iaieuIi
repai ring-sach rs fue cironoEraphs
cAronomiters. AID English ti1ie piece
a speciality Having been taught my
trade from childhood. and having serv
81 undsr French. German and Swiss
workmea can saf-ly -ty that | I'm q
Grst~ciass workman. II satisfaction l.
not given. both in ~ork aud prices. n
mou-y rilI b. taken. | earnestly re
lJest q share of yogr patronage
II w LETT.
Over Psgues & Y,.es Oxfocd, Mis-.
Dec y 3n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31

Hon. Randolph Tucker in his
address before the bar assOcia
ton said that the annual taxes
paid 10y Mississippi into the
national treasury amounted to
-. 100000 -UudeT the iusidi
Gus system Of indirect taxation,
the amount paid said he, wa-
kept concealed frem the people
but the statement was as true
as :; was Startling
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31

An old fellow 10 q Wisconsin
town who has been running a
private bank for some years was
recently requested to publish
some sort OF n statement SO
be posted the following on the
doar of his bank: "NOtice-Ihis
ere bank has got $500, geo behind
her. She don't owe nobody a
red cent. Gooq paper discount
ed as heretofore. aud nobody
proposes to cut sticks fer Mex
leo or Canada. There was no
run on that bank.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31
Communicated.
DELAY. MISS,
Jan. 26th. 1889.

oAALNA - AG0
Jan. 26tb, ISS9.
DEAR EAGLE: | will drop you
4 few lines from eur burg to
help while away this gloomy
day. The Old Year has depart
ed and carried with II many
achievements, many pleasant
memories and noble deeds. The
New has taken its place with an
equal number of new resolves.
high expectations aud faeiuat
Ing visions; but trom.it most of
Us have drawn u lesson, that
time aud tide waiteth fox ne
man. aud that all must catch
on 10 the passing moments if we
wish to realize their sweetest
treasures.
l will here say that Delay is
tue center of the richest belt of
land III tue equity ii not in the
State, and the people here i'm
proved their opportunity. by
having their barns aud smoke.
houses we'll filed with the staff
OF life which IL SO essential to-
the happiness and prosperity of
a people. We aIe also blessed
with fine school facilities. De
lay school ia managed by Miss
Emma Webster, as principal,
with Miss Aoliie Carmen, aSsis
tant; it is only necessary TO men
ton these names TO insure a
high degree of success. Then
the Poplar Springs Normal three
miles distant is u highly -four.
ishiug institution under the
management Of Prof Hughes
fLep we have some other coed
schools nea by. among them Is
Lahdon Till, under the able
management at Mrs. Robert
Moore; Center Poinf, is a haur-
rShing school taught by Prof
Hodg-, and Webster school hy
Hiss llamb.et; al ia a radius of
a. few miles. hieh speaks with
ia Itself a a progression is the
motto But | am about To grow
too lengthy before | tell You
ttiat the YONG people have kept
slymen busy during the huii
Some of our nie 81 ynang
Ladies' and hest y"ung men f.avp
stepped over the altar into ia
bliss aad happiness; amans
them are SIR = L Gufltth 10
Miss Emma Nilliams. aud ,r
Cearley to Hiss Carrie
It j. harl TOR IL ,n
part from such genial and lovely
society frun tie ranks OF single
blesseduesS, hut We csu dream
Ut their happiness aud abide iu
the future
Indignation Is cuming to our
''"tnm tntt,;tw families. IeSsrS
+ = hrupHs and Stark. have lite
j. arrived from Gr"rgit aud
srttt i un Ar J. Il Ficnmanfr
I'i .cr asd erhsTs are preparing
come TT 'R The sans locality
~rlrnHe ~ such Imi.tant
.9 q y atidSt aasi ~ hIv. room
.rr AL visl EIii rtme While
~gu fr rteu tita he's, at
.su'i ~ tist~Xr-sits t4-u IA
ia 81 ui fellowship iA-g ar-
he ~ - - heip r-lcrn our
country from bJHIls~.
MORE ANON
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31
Chickasaw eounty FARMER.

ChIckasaw county farmers
have killed more park this sra
son. perhaps than was ever
slaughtered aay year brforr l.,
the history of the county. amti
We dare say there are more mul
and horse colts within furfy
miles o. this eIiy than Wa ev-r
known before since the first S.t-
ting of the enuafry. TheSr are
unmisttksble signs Of pros
perity, which gladden. the hearts
OF every one feeling an interest
In our beautiful aud fertile see
ton. -Ch;ekasaw Messenge.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31
Gen. Featherstona has writ,

Gen. Featherstone has written
a letter about a yard aud a halt
long, conserving to be "A eandi
date for Governor. The letter
IS devoted almost entirely to the
tariff question in which he tries
90 show that the monopoly bar
ems viii boudaeiously sobbIe
up Mississippi unless We get the
right sort Of a Governor, aud
kinder intimates that he knows
shO that man is. Oh lOriy, if
be is going to rattle the tariH
dry bones, We want To get on y
liver pad We are getting bill
liOus and qaalmy at the thought
and feel like throwing up-our
interest IN the eleetion-CantOn
Citizeu-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31
I'm al AtlIlt1 Irugrg

gr. 4 i Hawkes.. Atlanta. Ca
Dear Sir Iou doubtless remeubr
ne getting a glass Jf you nearly three
weeks ego. [ bad then given UP all
hopes OF ever being able to read again
The last three weeks however vita the
use OF Jour gLassss my eyes have been
WouderfuiIy benefited, ana / have been
enabled TO DO a great deal Of reading.
the fret | lad done in two years, anu
moreover | have great hopes % theiI
entire recovery in a few years l eoB
l2t t"o highly recommend yonr GAS To
my f1cIGa- Yours respectfully.
T. g. Galloway.
With Moore. Marsh < Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31

DO You realize, SIR said tae
long haITed passenger. that
there - one who sees aud hears
all We do. Who csn solve our in
most thought, aud before whom
~ are he crashed aud bruised
WOrmsi Give Us your hand.
stranger replied the other. Il
know just how you feel. I'm
married myself"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31

United States Circuit Judge
Jackson, of Tennessee, has de
cidct that the provisions Of tie
Interstate commerce Law are not
tinGiagi in Law and equity, that
the functions of the Commission.
ers ara merely advisory, aud
that they are without the power
"a enforce their decisions This
will probably be news to the
Commission.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31

The tiisSissippI Confederate
pension fund of -2f.000 appro
p-Ited ~ the last Legislature
T. "rw being distributed 10y Au
dit0r Stone There were one
thousand applications approx
90. which gives eacn peaSiouer
II.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31

The Latest thing In medical
science Is . wonderful operation
recently performed by a Belle
vue Hospital surgeon. \ NO
man, with Il dangerous afliction
Was chl0rotOrmed pus ON a table
snl her stomach removed. Tie
paleGt'S life WAS saved and SHE
now lives aud thrtves with out
a stomach What uexts
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31

Exposure 70 rough weather getting
wet living IN damp localities axe favor
able 70 the contraction 81 disease Of the
kidneys and bladder. As 4 preventative
aad for the eure Of all kinney and liver
trouble use that valuable rene " DR.. J
II NcLeanz liver and Kidney balm. 81
per bottle.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31

In response to a serenaGa re-
Gently in Vieksburg, jefferson
Davis closed his remarks it.
I ese words Here. rs stant
before you. my love for yau Is as
tirm Is the Hills behind you. 1t
IS probably for the last time that
see yoH, bat | will die, when /
DO lie, vi Il that love for you
that paSseth all Understandable
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31

Three young women at Rapid
City, ID L. at a dinner, a year
ago last December, declared
their intention never To marry,
and agreed TO dine together
December ., following. Since
then three honorary members
have been added to the CLUB .
They are the girls husbands,
and all six met At a dinner, De
rember -. lat.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31

The EAGLE is in receipt of a
communication from "A CORES
pondcnt on the subject of the
GovernoIship which we will
hereafter print. We will also
haze something to say on the
matter ourselves.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31

Jlmes Dicsey. . Tanning
luuty tti1J farmer. has -stTuck
lie" lie has leased bis farm for
one SuCtTsd years TO = marble
~ 2TFytu- etmpaay, who agree
to rsy him not less than $1,000
nor more than sj1sg) a month IN
ROYALTIES on the marh.e.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31

WOman's Beautiful Hands :
BrOwn-Jast think OF il even
our silver dollar has a wOmaus
face on it Smith-that may be:
but every one | take k0ne has
a wnmaus hands Oh it too quick
-flu kee Blade.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31

Whether It is the De sire OF
Enna Abbott 70 receive free
advertising or not. between the
Memphis preachers aud news
papers she ID certainly getting
beg share.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31

CAPT A. 1. Wimberly. of Nis
sisSiygi. wants TO he door keep.
~ Of the House anil IL ~ said
Southern Republicans will sup
port him.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31

Il Is nnx iism'y believed that
the murderer IascOttIs eIerkIng
ia some store that don't adyer
tise 4; - a safe refuge -New
York Herald.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31

II charging the United states
grind jury ut Vick7oHrg. Judge
Hill upheld the legality OF cot
ton future Standardization
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31

Ths best safva Ia Ia woEIi Tor cuts. seres
g uses. ulcers, salt rheam. Fever Sores. letter
charrea hands. ghilhtstns. ceres ard all skt8
eruntinrs. AID positively cures rtisa, oE no
rav relairsd II IS IN a~rantsed e. eve p ssfse
81 sfact on ~ money refunded Prtee p e.
rrr b8x- For sale ~ 1T. Ckandter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31

Persons VINO lead a life Ut exp sue
are subject to rheumatism neursi-la and
larnbaSo aad will dad valuable real= :
~ IN DR.. J II MeLeans volcanic oil liui-
ment it will Danish pain and subdge in
hauatioa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31

The promising young men ola
community are 10 better than
tue paying young men.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31

liza Building catches FIRE ia its
upper story Il NAV burn down D.
IT il takes fire ia the basement
il may burn mp.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-31
VEN H. RlMM0NS.
ai!.isET q. c..ss.i.5s ..isT
OXFORD, MISS.
OAE0RD, MISS

Sick headache. wind on t., ston
sen, otliioazness. nausea are PROMPT Y
and asreeably banished by Or. INN
Leans little liver pliets. 25e a vic
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