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ton TO our elegant line of UNI
brellas. In the latest novelties
in handles. These are Foil
ner. Clogg & Co, 5 goods and
are warranted. They are Of
fered at all prices according to
grades. Your attention has
been caIledto our carpet depart
ment before. We are doing an
immense business in this de-
partment and haven't time to
particularize. but would like 10
have YOU call and examine the
stock for yourself. If you are
about to purchase carpets you
cannot afford TO miss seeing
the elegant line OF goods which
We have 70 show YOU.
Now. we viii talk particularly
TO the gentlemen. but the ladies'
should read what We have to
say and tell their husbands.
We are making the gentle
men an unprecedented offer,
one that is genuine and valu-
able. We offer you on TUES
DAY and SATURDAY on
every article in our immense
stocks of goods in gents fur
nishing, clothing and hat de-
partment at 10 PER CENT.
/ DISCOUNT from regular
prices.
First, we wish to impress on
you that all our goods are plain
ly marked in ink, and that the
prices from which the discount
is made are the same we are
selling at every day in the week.
This special 10 per cent dis
count applies to but two days
in the week-Iuesda and
Saturday.
This is a genuine discount.
We guarantee the quality of
our goods and to give complete
satisfaction.
There are firms who offer
discounts of IS per cent, and
who mark up their goods just
that much higher. thus making
it a cloak for selling goods. In
our stock we simply give yon
10 per cent. off from our regu-
lar price.
This discount embraces every
thing. Underwear, neckwear,
neckwear, shirts. collars. cuffs,
hosiery, overshirts, overcoats,
clothes, hats. rubber goods, etc.
In mentioning these depart
ments it is hardly necessary to
call your attention to the fact
that our stock is new through
out and embraces all grades and
/ qualities of goods. Our cloth
ing is all of the latest and most
fashionable cuts and patterns.
and is finished off in the best
| possible style.
We are also offering a large
lot of odd sizes in children's
clothing at a bargain.
A special opportunity is of
fered to gentlemen in obtaining
wet weather goods. We have
just received a large consign-
ment Of rubber goods. We
quote you here a few samples:
/ Gsaze Care Goats. all sizes, Al tIs5.
Fancy kahhes Goats. al ffzes, 81 the
sfsa n ~.
cred Rubber. yelSei collars At -
Meas extra good Rubber Coats on drill.
szae ca sheetins, t12A
Boys extra good Rubber Goats
sAesting, -
YireFaeft's exira heavy solin enm a. o.
Aeekintcsi.es. With caps, stylish sad
grYgtcahf. " 81.
Genaine Meek iafoshes. cape. IN f6res
xbaGes something nnbky. sths same
thing, only nouble texiaFe. Tor 80.
We are the agents for the
celebrated Dunlap hats. The
fall and winter styles are in and
are neat and hobby.
In umbrellas We are also
making special reductions. We
carry a large stock and in the
latest fancy handles.
We again ask you TO remem-
Der that on TUESDAY and
81 a
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fhe osecaa Improvement Company WI
.xfflv extend the city 4ock, AZ sfse 'oot 81 Ns3n
.sses. Esss usssi - she te7ceua Railway s Nav
a nn C8mpany Is IA s9sinaa 81 &s tees 80
- ssh apa - sessf "a wielA, % provide So Sc
ssarani,assa Tea 81 aeean steamers lac wxr-
AS sill igen es exsgasse4 lac distance ard
a Cegaeahsa 4 Psse1 seRG3 fps4 W. eassd q
sssk thraasa tie warehouse g. 80 cad at TIE
"a TIE asea slsEese&si OF tie e}iY
a. ptss ae let saF aAgpa7GseSs
fhg0cga rul@sa xeSti hasz3 sapsgs al asn-
- cars a A. sssss lsnneawsst a1ae4sss esees9s4
8 saga 81 tss E&ss "a NostSera f&st9c az
A. UHtsS II secsss4 ssEsss. EsaS tzsa es<sfN
Soverhsf Stnta
h..sss So lass e. 2s6 yessgsaa street.
81 .5-ss
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'TOKLAS, SINGERMAN & CO.

This week we want 20 call
your attention to a large num-
Der Of matters which viii inter-
est you and save YOU money.
Last week we mentioned
those elegant lines Of Henri
ettas. Broadcloths and Pushes.
You know their excellent quail
ties. This week we viii make
a great offer to you.
All these esexans Is inch HenressAs in
IS Different SHADES wafch we have always
sold Tor 81 - now for see per yard
RvpascsosA. the saenaii vea-sTS, g
inch, az shades reduced frua 81. 3 70
SIS PEI yard.
1zssAsf consignment OF the=e Is ineh
side SIX paashes IN al shades a sc per
y2sa
We carry an immense line of
B. Priestley & Co. S unconpar-
able heavy silk warp mohairs
andalpacas; excellent for winter.
We have some regular beau
ties in our cloak department.
The designs are perfect and
every cloak which leaves our
house fits. Ii is best that you
examine the stock for yourself.
Sun Offering those Nswnnrkets. which
WEAR 50 well, n S. They viii al he gone
soon Il that price.
Also those ehildrcn's Cioaks. just the
thing for scAool wear. ss ss,s6
Here's something in the line
of Jerseys that is bound TO catch
you We have closed out the
entire stock of jerseys of "a large
jobbing house, and are offering
them at actually less than whole
sale prices.
Heavy all wool Black Jersey en-
bEoideFed in front with white or red silk.
rsL2a.
Gentlemen will find some
thing that will interest them
further along. Must speak to
the ladies first.
Have you seen our lace coun-
ter YETI 1t is filled solidly with
the biggest bargains in laces,
ruchings, embroideries, hand
kerchiefs, nations, ETC., in the
city.
You were all inquiring a week
ago about muslin underwear
and corsets. Our stock is full
and Overlooking now. We are
offering all grades and styles of
muslin underwear at remark
ably low prices. Also heavy
stock of wooden underwear,
hosiery etc, in all qualities.
DO you need something in
blankets, comfortabIes, spreads,
sheetings, etc. ? Now is a good
time to stock up your supplies.
We have them at all prices and
in all qualities.
Just received large stock Of white
Blankets. ranging in price from 81 70 so.
comforisbes, serviceable aad we'll
made for 75c aud up to s..
We are offering those 81 Bedspresds
tals week for 75e.
ANY quantity Of Marseilles Spreads
from 81. 50 toE 5o.
In flannels we are going TO
sell you some remnants of our
large stock of striped flannels
at half the regular price. They
won't last long at this offering.
We owe our popularity to
always having in stock just what
our patrons want and those
particular goods at the lowest
prices.
The weather we have had for
the past few days has impressed
on you that you want some
thing to keep off the rain. You
need some of those elegant rub
Der goods which we carry in
such great quantities.
How does that elegant line Of Kaglasa
strike sou. regular beauties and hand
I some enough q wear ia dry weather. AZ
iron & . - SIS each.
/ Those Peasants are stylish and some
thing cas- ct ske ordinory; the patterns
are sssizlng AZ from g. 20 Us
Thn ever u8palsr aaa alwSTs sfyfssh
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Bona Eide Purchasers

As this IS probably the Las. advertisement we
shall print regarding Renton Addition. We pre-
sent with considerable pride the following lis
Of bona ade purchasers to date. Several months
ago We stated that the building OF e nrx..slass
cable road on Madison street was positively ss-
sured. II has already been proven that We were
sure OF our facts In thar instance When we
first placed Renton Addition on the market we
announced that II would be the chcicess resi-
denee district and the Mob nth OF seattle. We
believe that the presentation OF the following
list of purchasers is ample ysrihcasion Of that
prediction:
Hos. Il G. STRIVE ~
Hox C. T. HAsFoRD, chief justice OF Wa sd
ington territory. %
Nh LEIGH 5 J. HrsT, proprietor Of the Posr-
ISTKLLIGEScEE 49,
Mr.. WILLIAM 4. BAILEY, proprietor OF the
Evening Press tal
MR MAuETcE McMIcKEN. ca
I. d. REID. JR., register Of the United States
land Office. f2)
Nh. w. X. FORREST county auditor. 1l
Nh. r. W. D HoLRRooE, general manager OF
the seattle, Lake shore & Eastern Railroad Con-
pany On
Prosecuting Attorney NzwuS. ca
DR. T. l. SMITH. (2l
Ex-Prosecuting Attorney RONALD. ID
Hos. FREDERIC JANEs GRANT. l2l
Mr. S. r. FRAuEa, editorin-chief of the
Evening Press. "a
Mr.. JoHs A. siEIcHRR. editor.in-ehief OF
Frank IesIies IilusesaGed Newspaper D
Mr.. EDGAR B. PrfRR. sity editor Of the Posr
IgTELLIeEScER- 90
Mr. JEROME CATIAs M
KISa COUNTY INVESTMENT COMPANY. ts)
Mr.. W. l. Ellis recently of the New York
Stock Exchange Cd
Mr. IsIDoR LAToTE, Of Latour & Co. ca
Mr.. ". A JKNSIsss Cd
Mrs ANGELICA A. CARY. %
MISS NJ Louise HuRNs. of Minneapolis tn
bank. az
Mr.. J. L. SCHULTZ, OF Dexter, Horton & o's
bank. ~
MR. W. O. cAxE, Of G. Z. Miller a Co.'S
hank. Cd
NR. HAROLD EVANS. Cd
Nh. CHARLES FLETCHER ID
Mrs. Z. l. DEARBORN. %
Mr.. J. J. METztgR. ~
Miss IDA A. sPsIsGsTgAD. 10
MRs ANNA NAY RussELL Cd
Mas. f. II. PLrNxER. ID
Mr.. ROBERT ARERNETHY. f9
Nh. DANIEL WAESEE. Cd
DR.. CLARENCE A. HOLMES. CD
CAFTAIS J, A. HATFIKLD. %
Mr.. J. BURTON FosHAY. Cd
Nh. JAMES G. SMART CD
Mn. II. NJ. BENNETT. ID
Mr.. II. A. FREDERICK. "a
Mr.. d. X. HOWARD. 20
Mss ABRIE NJ SMITH. Cd
MR- II. A. BAUER. ql
Ma. GEoRGE E. BupBoEU. Cd
MRS q. z. MICHIGAN. %
Mr.. JAMES HEALD. ca
Me-. r. NJ. CRAWFORD. Cd
MR s, c. HuSTLEY. %
Mn JOHx A WARS. Cd
Dr. c. s MKRRILL. a.
MIS- W r. ALLKx. o.
Nh FRANK L. WARE fs3
MS. l.. J. o'FARKKLL. az
MRS. CAROLINE BAKER STEVENS. 90
Mr. A. SHARPE al
Mas. ELIzAnESu J. CRAWFORD. I'D
M. p. If. RosgETs tp
Mr. JoHS SArGHTos. %
MEssRs. Isaac aud u. BINGHAM. ID
Ms. MAETHs GEaRsx. ui
MISS IDA CARTKE (I
hk B. {. LOCKWOOD. %
Ma I. A. GAKRETT ~
ME JAHEs @. GfL1Igs CO
DE DAVID p nowaAs "a
Ma. GKoRgx H4RTI6. "a
Ms. 6. FAX. 90
Ms ALExAsDKE DrsEAy. ~
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WARNING TO THUGS
Chief Mitchell Issues a Pronun-
ciamento.
THIEVES AND Hosos MUST GO.
The Law assd 0rdananees Laid Down IA
Policemen = High.Tonsa Migrants
Net Exempt-Ths Roana-rp.

withdrawing fAe vigilance OF tie police
theeity has bsea oTerrun win thsevss thngz
FobsesS. petty larceaT taievex many 81 whoa
are faEiives from justice saohoss and she
Enozc stylish bas less Respectable Glars of snen
Sao Eve 1poa the earnings Of Shame. The txet
E1as the city has No 5zL accommodations Aks
Se&H lkrEEiv ysg c0k aSe for this state OF affairs
Now taa1 thn 4ieS Jail II competed ana sna
ehain EAag IL 60 b. osgars 1ea Chief Aiicheli has
aeternaiHea - rid tae esty CT ia undesirable
dehszeEs - ar Is possible. IN PURSUANCE vita
tais resolution ghsef Mitchell yesterday isxaed
the following pzeanas4zuseat0.
sri1sfs1fs Taks SosEc<s That fron and after
thiz date all persons within The city iizits not
having sozSe tegitl1za1s kas4ns of earning Iiv-
tns, anG found iottersug or Eeanderisg ahoEf
TIC city, either dag ex night. VII be dealt With
according 70 law
Al marques pfnrs hobos, srzups and vsg
rants vii - PVT 20 wosk on the public streets
u fke eaxln gang.
with the demand there Is for labor in ire city
n me pseseat tiEue there can be 90 excuse fer
Anie-botsaes men beng without seine legitimate
iheAiss % support To eli persons 4ho are con
1lha4lg roaming around the streets AZ night
would eall your attention % section ., division
= ei efai1aHee Nc so, which rsAds a. follows
@asfnfsEs OF she police department shall
49, ns = 5asas % demand OF every p<rsaH found
AOstnd u SAID city after II oscIoez 81 night the
reasons Way ard the business on which such
person. y abroad, aud If such person shall fal or
reuse % give good and satisfactory account Of
himself, Aao satisfactorily answer FOR Being so
roroaa. ne sha be sab5eet 20 a ane not exceed
Ing 500; sad Il such officer shall 81 safisaee,
tnaE the psiaile good requires IT, he shall fflrst
having explained his Official character, arrest
aud ae1ain such person for further esarainafiou.
the object of this action ueing 10 urolect the
city from burglars, robbers and other criminals
word to the wise Is sufficient
signed. j. C. MrTrus4s
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@'s' 5ese sr 4ae,ss3u2 AZ the i ~. r 8.
ail He ae;A sAis eycs=tps Ga tke FaE.
a tHt Ne st-Ist ehwFrA. efeGer es
49, Sz1as2 slEps.s. Teo ogNecTs ais s
ga'e, speaker. 81 $su5e. eefk ~ tAe
&. Hta{ts ttykeas 4N5stsEas Il Aseia
aes 81 n Ca AKA = rc.gES,, evan
sse aa ssFs sa5 mtas
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G. MIrcHkII-
Dated at Seattle This sth day Of Sov e er. Z

Dated At Seattle this 5th day Of November. lss9
When the night detail was sent out last night
several sections OF ordinance 500 were READ 20
them by Chief Mitchell. who said be had given
them The law and would hold thsm respos sible
for les strict enforcement One Of the sections
read By the chief Is given IN his "notice 10 Grim.
inals" The other section Is No. of the same
ordinance. and sea1s As follows
Whoever shall falsely represent himself 70 be
m officer Of the city OF seattle or shall. without
authority, exercise or attempt 10 exercise any OF
the powers. duties or functions OF any such
officer. or whoever, not being q member OF the
police force OF said city, shall wear or have Ia
his possession any polieemAn's star or badge,
with intent Thereby 20 pass himself as a police
man, unless obtained from the chief Of police,
shnli be fined IN any sum not less than $40 nor
more than tiQG, or be imprisoned not exceeding
thirty days, or be both fined aud imprisoned
Inc first two arrests made after this order
were by ofieer Rogers. who caught Henry
Mockley and willism c. Roberts, dudish young
men who have snbgisted wholly upon the earn
angs Of prostitutes for 3 long time. and who
thought their fne clothes would give them i'm
munity from arrest In this they were deceived,
however, for they we're not only arrested but
FathleSsiy thrown into jail with other warrants.
The Cremorne. disreputsble variety shew on
South Fourth street. near Washington, which
has been complained CT By the business men of
that locality. has been notified 20 either close is
doors or keep q more orderly house.
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Cts. vl1esu. the vel
known police cmoer Of
lsN Howard Ssrees. ssa
Franeisee, writes After
ny oEn expe-ieaec / be-
lieve joys vsgetaaia sar-
saparisla viii cure iha
rz.arsa - - .-..s.
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HANDKERCHIEF SALES.
&C. lnc. &c. Chester Cieafy,
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ion. Although cared I an stlil takszx il.
and never had my system 50 thoroughly
regulated By increasing o. diminishing
the dose enc has AbsoIate command over
himself with this valuable rereay."
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ofENfN0 NEM DRESS GOODS
$50 neN is9o shades silks ana trimmings 10
match Chester ClesFY.
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OF towels napkins table linens Iace curtains,
jtssl in .cc al values chester UleaFy
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NAY be reached n seven niausez from the heart
o. the city BY wsy 81 the HOS excessively son-
ssrScted ard best eGuippee cable fasirozd in tire
world
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fasass ss loss 81 20 yessysaa street.
oyuu her slztA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28


When ilr EAGLE comes on,
next week Cleveland sin be an
ex P-eeileu'. Harrison vI8 have
been inaugn-a'ed, aud the Re-
pubi.cin party VII be ia pos
session az all three departments
OF tae govcrHneu;.
The Democratic aim.uis;ra-
ION has deserved sell Of the
whole country.
u tlar wears it has achieved
the sple 4id dist ncfiou Of hav
i1g built upa poserfalu asy and
the fig oftIe U9ion Goats the
seas ia pre1d competition with
the world.
Tacc.el eryiec has been re.
formed.
The land rings aud pension
swiad'es and railroad cogrup.
tiol.sts bavc been pu; do~naud
the administration has had no.
scandals IA or around t.. Siis-
taxes have been maze On be sure
0st tl,ss ilrc been smai and
81 no moment
Tie negro has had his right.
Jas. tae aale as when Gran.
aud lIaves ana Garfield an,
= ur Eere Presidents AID the
country Lts bles al peace.
In mess has been -a1Ianl
tle Whole country aas pros per
Cd o. ituever has before
Cleveland rci.res with iht
consciousness Of having pel
formed lis viole Juiy ald will
credit TO hfmsslf. to tl.e pals,
that elected HIN ana 90 hi
country. lie $751; sank ia his,o
ry - a great mau anl CBa Of Ga.
best Presidents We evT had.
NM Harrison de- Tor his couu
tr. what Cleveland Las done
The nest f5Ir yeirs sill tel
We shall see via: VIC shat
See
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

aiass4A = the man wla
teta not in The seat ofthe kick
q nor mia~'esaimseIf in the
congregation OF mess bae A.:
Hut HIs delight is ia new ra;l-
roads aUd bTieS blocks. ana in
schemes 20 bai,d up himself
and Ills own town. And he shall
be ike an evergreen tree plant
ca by the river Of waters, las
leaf SHALL not @iiher in the ear
iy laas Ese the cottonwood. for
the Eli Of the bl0luer shall gss
there bIt tie kicker shall be
LETT 10 hold the ~bag-Humbols
Tenn Messenger.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28


On last Friday the Hermseau
Literary Society oftlc UaiveT
sigy celebrated lis l9lh anuiveE
sary. For some time Is bad
been Inoksd forward 20 with
pleasant autic pations 81 an or
atoIical treat. and the large zn
dience which assembled III tire
beautifully decorated Chapel
evidenced the fact That unusual
interest ccatered Il tl.s ceie
hFati0a.
The orator Of lie occasion
was euT brilliant yonu- i1~ns
aan. lir john r. Ross, who IS
Justly regarded rs one oi far
finest speakers who ever at'en-
dcd the University and or this
occasion he fully sustained hts
very envisb.c reputation Tie
speaker was introduced IL 4 ic-
icitiaa manner 10y Mr. Walter
-ael 8hc subject oi the or
a'ar was American Statesman
ship. which 10 view of tAe fac;
.tlat th anniversary celebrated
She hirsh q the greatest 81
Statesman. wls SIS slukiagy ap
nrorria,e. as It Is grand aud
frailsli.
Thc speaker o~elia o mos,
telling u4AueT shat American
S.ateE maaslip had greatly de.
c,iued and assigned a. reasons
lhereier. tlle growth O. intense
ptE.isausLip ana she civil war
which h1d ;he effect OF cageu
Her.ng sections, hatred. prCu
l.crs and aniuosjties that aTt
kept constantly alive by tie
troRhle ar ing f.om tae ex.S:
eacc ia our midst 1t an i-nor
a alien race
He declared that Tire decline
oi s'afesHlaship had been IL
proportion TO tse use 81 T,5.
F1riistap =. 81, referred. how
ever. only 30 Sac general ten
cheney. and .iories iu the Fac
that our coHrtu could s.i!l bo1s
If saase les men ia puhdc iii.
who Tcprs ;et ihe hcs
type o. trEe Sta'esas5nsAia. ],
THIS connection the Spe ker pat.
q asc>t beautiful and g.9vig.
tribute - thar mobile rue,
ui AmeUern manhepi GravCr
O. vela-d. which ua receive.
ri h ;he greatest enthusiasm az,
contained applause. TIE ..
.Gess was a most mastery one
gich ia th9G@at and eis-sat Il
fiction. and was delivered il
that i3fciinI au! eloquent siyi.
characterized OF she -euIln,
orator.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

Tie President Of the Unite
States is probably the 0uly cM-
Ger Of tae United States whu
holds . Government position
without 4 commission CT aav
kiud. a.d without; any formal or
cacial notification of bis eiee
ton His title rests on the
records OF the two halseS 81
ting together 10 cDGal .aI dc
clare the vote. The Coes:i,u-
iion takes il for granted that
the person then declared u
have been elected VII. in soae
way or other, he4E Of the decll
ration and in due time appear Ia
Washington 10 be sworn into
oGcc-Giabe Democrat.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

Dr. Peoples card Geciai8g 20
become q candidate for Coyer-
nor takes g broad asd censpTe-
heasive view of the Sis1aien.
lie takes strong grounds OF the
uee preston aad concludes ~
ai@lzsippi does uot vaHta
Governor OF any special class
.-f8EIer. merchant, yer Il
Hlschauic-but q nan IL ar Sd
and enlarged views. vla Il
be q strict ee0aCU.iss Ej. bus
iless methods, a Ieflrw
ont being an 0bstructiCE SIN
plain a simon pure Dsagcr
thoroughly imblej with the lib
e1il. advanced and pToErese
gaoG. OF tas age
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

President elect Harrison IL 3
conversation WITH 1.r. Warren
g SlyFe. Of Wabash, lad. As.
seEed tA4s gentleman that he
sou!d make q clean sweep Of
tle HostOmces, even L. hose Il
che fourth class, aud that IA.
pE5.lcaus Ia such on Is wauil
bc the Erst to 20. lie VII no.
tolerate . Republican vho holds
any Office by virtue CT 2 com.
nj siou from Cleveland OF by
thai geuilemsus consent lie
also, IA response 10 Nr. Savrgs
views on the decentralization of
tie mail service by the app'ic.-
tion of the civil service rules 20
., just on ihe eve Of a change OF
administration, sgeed tina. Il
Was outrageous, and. while adj
vocatins tae redemption Of par
IS pledges 10 observe the Law.
he was uader the impression
tha. j. should DC Suspended so
A. 20 permit the reinstatement.
OF Republican mai. clerks on
their records and withoa. ex-
animation 1t is needless 70 say
tie effect Of sach susDen.
sion viii be TO Gust Democrats
in every quarter aad return ere
~ Republican Who before dis
f-aFed efficiency ~ the service.
a clean sweep X Is ihEs asade
evident, viii be the order OF the
Jay after tine 4sh Of March
Appeal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

hearty prevail
w.th q deep interest In
mv GEAR. Ea- ear calrca So this
aad wta S.FeE- love for
fs- ~ IT mr. say 20 .hr
rra 81 1ool. take hold
rs rear sehoc and deaf stop
u1ea zse Is tg1zE 10 tie
Etr-t 4-s I'll G. labor
aal Is WI u 50.
Efraa HiE ts 1lil Il
10 yczr GE- year blsiacss,
= q Tt rs yol Do S. bus
vs1 ia 60 the york l.
as-1 wars- eI york.
esd constant work O.Aer
are up their
schools and tarCll . arc
gaining Esr- lie 8. T..
rh-r-a s. citing the tlud villa
seao =. and 50 are gtae-. Oar
church 90 ether STATES oxicg
~ IL schools Dear gasicrs
auI preachers i. ippi,
yoa cucltt 10 20 EClN iu Gsad
carals ASST ssis Ct y-E People.
Is - yagr eol and sou are
duty Bound CO. .8cE asteEL- We
want more 1T egr girls educated
i'm eur ewa schools Stir uD
au1 move uD ysI- trustees.
Trustees sir uP aa3 move -
your preachers
/. z. FLANIKEN.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28

\ bet has been made that
Winfield Biakes. Of sicLia. Pa.
can eat In one h0ur. one hall
brshei Of turnIps, OEc-half a
peck Of white potatoes, 81 cups
OF coffee, four loaveS Of bread.
ohe bali a pound CT steEed
prau"S foar pounds OF beef, SIX
snail pies thTee spring chickens
three oyster s'evs frfy raa
0ysters one can Of salmon, and
wash aii this doWn wit. n pint
Of whisky Tie trial is 10 Gene
oG next noah.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28
TIE Ll.tie Br9.

+ a cheeky thing 70 &c.
over 500 majority but Gen
Chalmers has ,ae clee t. try
10 DO it. The Republican party
m1s; BE- more partisan than II
use3 % be-2nd It has always
been rey cheeky -to help in
sueh d contest as this.