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New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

Vote the Citizens ticket straight. They ar
sound and worthy men, every one.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

six vear. in the Kings County District-Attorney
Office is quite long enough for James W. Rldgway
His nrivate practice is yearning for him. Johf
B. Green is just the man to succeed i'i'n' "H0 ~"
earth the secrets Of those plgeoh-ho"S'
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
Ne,palork Dmlp Tibn,ts

By HORACE GREELEY
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

Of Tabor. otherwise known as Ceiling Fraud
Tohor otborxS,se known as Consomme Froid Tabor,
is a good candidate for obscurly
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

Tho second point made against Mayor CnaPin =
that he d under the influence of a machine We
believe the truth about that TO be that he has yielded
TO the machine much as he felt was necessary 70
secure his power TO retain his office and carry Gus
his policy.-(New- York Times.
This is characteristic Mugwump argument Tor
the election of candidate who uses machine and
gang for his own advantage and for the good Of
his party
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

There is nothing so much feared and hated BY
Tammany Hall as an honest electoral law. Let
the voter have an opportunity TO express his sin
cere convictions and the bosses are doomed.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

r,. ,.o.or who is wise in his generation care
.ooas over his ballots before he casts them,
lu'. ,tor from whom he receives them. 1t is
no n,"',y wol 20 be sure yo are right before you
20 ahead.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

First vote yourself and then seek out some Re-
n,h,,oar who you may have reason to suspect is a
home. and induce him TO discharge his
, To, M vote for our excellent tickets be
,ost for want Of going after it.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

Every Brooklyn Republican should vote for
CLANCY and Lake Both are men OF sterling
honesty and well equipped for the offices they
nre running for. Mr.. Clancy will make an ex-
cellent Controller and Mr. Lake will make good
Jackson and Kretzschmar,
the Democratic nominees against them, are repre-
sentatives Of the unwholesome ring ana shoula
be buried along with Chaplin and Boss Nc
Iauchlns other igureheads'
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

The Brooklyn Assembly districts were gerryman
dered by the Democrats for all they were worth.
Our Republican friends across the East Riyz
ought. nevertheless, to send more than two As
semblymem to Albany this winter. The Xth and
XIIth Districts can be redeemed to-day Do n
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

The pie-stand in politics and the peanut IN
politics must CO.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

How much better we shall be prepared fol
the Observance Of Thanksgiving Day if the Repub
lcons are generally successful in to-days elections
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

Politico-philologcal circles will be interested
TO know that the name Wemple is derived from
the Anglo-Saxon verb "wem,' meaning to cor
rupt, to vitiate, the same root being seen IN the
noun "wem,' meaning spot. scar.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

The citizen who votes to-day to continue and
strengthen the power Of Tammany Hall will sin
against light, knowledge and his own lnteresM
Tammany as it is run to-day is one Oh the most
despotic and dangerous Of monopohes. lts chef
aim is the enrichment Of the few at the expense
OF the many.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

The Attorney General of New-York ought 10
be a good lawyer, fearless, incorruptible INDUS
trious and energetic man. The Republican candi-
date answers perfectly 10 this description, ana
la nossesses this additional advantage, that an
extraordinary number of personal friends IN both
parties know from long acquaintance how well ne
is qualified to serve the people.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

When such O man as Frederick e. Gedney Is
willing TO serve the community as City Court
Judge the community serves itself by elecung
him.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

Every man who votes for Lispenard Stewart
will vote to send to the Legislature member
who will see his duty clearly under all circum-
stances, and whom no consideration could tempt
to hesitate in the performance of it.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

be broken by the election Of Democrst. p,
years they have been sending to Albany the ver,
best kind Of representative. Through him. ts.,
place in affairs has always been 4. distinguishes,
one. In Richard J. Lewis they are enabled -
maintain their position. They should come On,
to q man and give him splendid majority.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

The Independent voter should make sun
that he is independent of prejudice not less than =,
partisanshp
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

Politics is mighty onsartin," and political
predictions are as a rule extra-hazardous. Still,
we think we run very little risk in asserting
that Mr. Hawkins will be elected Senator to-day
in the Ist District. That is the only absolutely
sure thing in politics this year.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

In the opinion of The Troy Press Controlle.
Wemple has proven himself the strongest man
on the Democratic) ticket The Press" micbs
have added that when butter gets as strong AZ
Wempe has proven himself to be- there is No
market for it even among the least fastidious
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

If you vote for Wemple as Wemple, you say
in distinct terms want Controller VINO wiz
be sure TO keep his eyes shut while the puohe
treasury is being robbed II you vote for Wemps
as Democrat, you say Il want to place IN
power that party which renominates faithless ana
disgraced officials 1t cannot be that there Is
majority of voters in the State of New-York who
desire to say these things.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

wemple says he didn't get the profits out Oh
those State contracts. He gave all the profits
to his brothers. They were not a personal but
family affair
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

Governor Hill evidently thinks that turn tho
rascas OUT is good motto to veto. Hence his
failure to suspend State official who has forfeited
his office by breaking the law, and is now en-
aged in running for reelection.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

Tue farmers are ~ very bus7
N- t-sis cops. ILe pusCEg
ssly elocm 3, present.
4 has leeA an Ia.rosjl Itv "a
keep Ia sass anl s5s from
taAIns Lc crop opIus b Tie rasas
Ee have h.l
Several q oar farmers La5 ;beif
eo staked Ca. the Other r-,bf.
th~ircFols we're So lr4.sv tal Is
IS lmFss.bie 80 Tel. uLsel war
rows ran except tv the as-
ga the stakes
There vii eapicaie near Ra-
fsrds mi!l ga Slt1rllv jul. %
a Esce dme = Anticipated ~ the
Eoaag people.
i great am5at Z wire zcrkinr
~iA be done ~ fr5suls ii ctnf,-
dates. Eeery voter should d. as
cTa tal-Eii- la -tsl,d e. any
pert hs hsa1s on them. A. .s-r-
.t2a a@Oants - atairr unlss
can be proven.
Dir. feaa- "a h.Pry over
th apperlrc ane tus lis
hoase en Ast SuElsy gbt.
there ia ssE-Fa. exec. &c ent--
tca aE.ous the mulcs 4r5-sa
deaths reported.
} h RElaF 81, aro1nl tais
20 BIS fIenls here last u uulav-
Nessrs j II kimmons aa4P 4
kush passed through ou Eftle vi
lase en- feute Ter Free rs
Tuesday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

Garner EsonI Moore, iEfzat sea
# E J and Z g Moor, Was bora
April Il. 1888. departed tbs life
July ., 1889
Il Is veil with tie chiil. The
souozias ParsEts EAU oalE trus
Him zhO Sill in tn sapernai klas
dom make plain tkat which car
not nos BE explained. =
Tbs ) tie ogly eoOf0.t F0ss5-
be here 10 bruised bleeding
hearts.
tt uords u the CLnss -Sui
fer the little chi dEeu to come Unite
me aad forbid them nos. for 4
such Is the kingdom Of heaven
gives assurance kat IA rEis1r-H
are 5 fe
We trust HIS words and WAI'
for the manifestations Of TIE son.
Of God. T. ". DTE.
Oxford, Mss. lSS9.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

En- EkzrE-Eer the b@aSs 4
ID interested Fiase Futlh tEe
lollnw5n-.
A. usetzas held 4. DeAy
SATURDAY Jaiy - By =itrars q
this rsluity j. resasl % the pub-
diuaer e K given en- The Slss.
Eas
Resolved That e,smi,tee q
sixteen IT, appointed OF arrang-
uleuts ssmu9sel A. fellows j G
Goforth, A Bakers. q II LvaeE.
Is srsdse.w L Hart.aeIl. w
MeGaa4gill, " z Holg-, J A
Flemo1s, Chas Me, q " Wal
den.J d Hughes. jim Peryis. Is
Gossette. DC Weeks, Il Lusk
and Jim Lancaster.
ResoIuel = That iae c5EtFIbu
ors % this dinner be requested
70 act IL conjunction with the
above COMMITTEES 10 spreading aud
lrraugisz the table N order 70 Pre-
sent confusion.
ResclTed 3 Ialt the ulu1en
If tEIs community meet on the
9Th At Delay for the purpose Of
erecting speakers stand and liable
.asI % make Ell v:heE preliminary
arrangements nseess2ry Ter a sue
eessful tel animation Of she affair.
Resolved J. That al candidates
fo- county Offices Who wish % Al
noaUee or this ceelsiou, are re-
aues.ed 70 be On hand early, IN
order that Oh NAV get through By
Il n sharp, eAeep; those fer the
legislature en- speak n the after
noon.
Resolved <. That j II Rag
land BE requested 70 act as fuasleE
q ceremonies on said ~0ccasion-
Resolved 8, That the editor e
the Oxford Globe and EAGLE are
esYecillly invited = bs present.
Resolved :, That the Globe
and EAsIz he rtTuesse4 10 pub
iish these resolutions.
Albert G2alt. Chm. ;
John RaslaRj, See.
DELAY, -, 1852.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18
A. apry Event.

Special 10 tie APPEAL
Nashville, Tenn, july lG-The
marriage Of Mr. T \ LaniTeth, Il
Hi!lsbOro, Texas, ard Mss Co
nnne Buruey, daughter Il the lev
5 C Buruey, d d. Of Lebanon,
Tenn, which occurred YESTERDAY,
vas q social event Il unusual IN
l~terest. The bride had been dan
cerousIy i'll FOR seyeal weeks aud
hope OF her recovery was abandon
ed. Her affaneed, Nr. Lambeth,
! came to her side, and, fearing she
might not recover, requested tha:
the marriage, which vas set for .
latter day, might b. eonsumated
Il once. She and her parents con
seating, the ceremony Nas performs
ed, The Rev. j W Fitzgerald. hel
pastor, ani the Rev. E " Bunk
lev. Of Franklin, Ky, Der brother
in law. officiating. Information
from Lebanon today reports BET
very much improved, with a fat
prospect thar Ter life msT b spa
Ell NJ. LaEdfcfh graduated last
month from Cumheyl4ni UniTer'
sity law school.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

9A1.y 20 one .-iae has clus
ed srca e general r.-uai ot trad
. Caaallei's drug ste Z.
'lsr G-sias aaag q t eusta.
le - nAuy irla tral ho,t,.
- Dr kloss Nez Discovery !
'-sau Etian. Tier u.assisrmp
y e orraans sa this ve1y rl.alhir
article from size fast tL 1, al~,v
eurss ard usvtr
t1as. ccl!s, as;hua. bronchitis.
Gro ana al tlrc4t ana le IN.
s kiv cured You car
before haying tv get,.ne ,
Airial bottle frce. large sir 81
E~crt bltt warrans
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18
UNION FEMALE COLLEGE
e-E-z- HISS.

NEXT Ss.oa oas ) ftemtes H..
4 tal c.s & tAa.9s2L All ex
nrsced Teachers CcC-@s = SIS 3
arr4u-.1 - ue 2 tie Demands
TIKI FTssat lss Muse DEPART.
me.f anlerths direction sp-
.ealEs- Ar j w1@; an'
rl- - extra eAar r Il. b
GEeek. Germ4a All Fa- Les
oas agea e. E TgFa5l;-
n =aA Str-rars Garsru-
meut miI. tas 1ra
Department AGme SEA-
aLtea.5s g III r'
Z each yassl L,aa,aa Is
tie msst h-ashfal al 4@azs
n the Sd. Rats vsy ~
Fer catalogue and Fazsaahrs. Al
dress
= =. ------r3-. ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

I1l atfsluoa &. zee aaEY va
have @svA tbs r p sha sf q
ny ability = tas Ezkerakaz lE I
have On hEnE1 fail lzs q
NstlEs Ca Eo@E cod Cases.
ard Walnut Cas
CGkeI Cb9th Covered Baskets.
CkiIiEez Glcs White Case ami Cas-
ketz al LagT Le % uo
Cola tului and stooE fuE tAe dead
Em2izia= auI1 and Rob
NJ Will Walle WEI attend to
nv business All funerals -ztteas
q III 4li Gaze TEa1 ga
pas f.seEI r~pteteliy as1lt til
patronage If toxin and eoaasy- / uLl
81 - chap q 10y uza II tle 11alty-
E~epcaaLys
3. P HOWELL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18
Musical Convention.

The Lafayette County Musical
CSnEeusioa val convene At Clear
Creek church, 10 miles vest Of
oxford, on Friday before the 4th
Sunday IN July. All brers Of vo-
ed llsle are respectfully invited
to attead and bring their note
books. Il Is to be hoped that
every class IN the bounds Of said
Convention will see that delegates
are elected and NEE. PROMPTLY n
10 am Juiy 26. 1889, or a. soon
thereafter - possible.
John y Slough.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

ft4k- tbs "a th3l form.
~ tL uac that Z new las.
aaA l-trres, 81 ;he CzfertaLirs
usness e PH9<I 2. and 81
g - patronage p Hv tf-rs .n.l
t-e Tutb- generally.
". Z. " stL1cE.
Oxford. Jalg - l-Sg.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

Pastures CT 90 srel
in oil and pastel are on exbit5t,.
At the Bank from IA sta'Eoaf
Mss Tucker, formerly OF Chm.
bas, Niss-, now e Chicago. TIE
l~iie-sized pastel portrait ssen there
Of Bishop Green, Is lsily ce.e5ra-
;ed ts- rs fIsh artistic aaish.
rect hseaess u faithful .srrod
ton. Bliss Tucker Is s~se-sir
q extended patronage - her w,r
- Of 4 superior charac.er ara srr.
ond 70 none Es have ever seen
LyeFY portrait $ a c1lefu. studs
e the character, possessing rieh
ness, sostuess and h2rmsav. Al.
are sn~Itsd to cali auI exasainst bs
beautiful =ogk ofthstrssh ~uiisa
~ tue hand Of a true artist Psr
traits iakea irom aav suaall riet-
ure and sent 81 zarrsuI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18
lou eau hni anything yea u-,
90 the WAS II feed stuff 81
g. II G. llu
-.----2 = -.
College HI! N

Cr4e-e EAl.s A
Jliv 6. lsSg
Whereas, q j To- His wisdom
has removed from tar wsrlI Of
san aui trouble % HIS klzloa
beyond tie skies. osr
brother b P-rk waa w. =.
ueariv in-iy yea e memler f.
tbts churcb,
Resolved =. That "a ,ae 3 't
q Bra.her FIfk, Ne tts
hsnj % e. =k5 slssa alltha-s
WE'LL, AMI zee huE4bi su mit q.
che i-per0ton os Ils Ill xiss
rrosIieace. Icing -1mausLeI tv
e therefore ready alsc. ~
'ne Son Of n.ag r1ulsth 2t an hour
VI 81 think not.
Res lTeI >. Taa C1. HHl
church has lp,t ftS,h!ll -al eor
- entIeus rulsn. elder, lis family
q kind husband au q devoted
father, sai this community & pure
Eprlsat and honest citizen.
Resolved ,. That re < emil 10
the bereaved family cur >!uecrv
symrathies aEd prayers ard com
mend them 30 Him who Is Il ther
r to The f4theriess AMI q judge q
the widows.
Resolved (, TLa, those ressIa-
tons te read from the pa pit AMI
sprsad upon Etse q s1r vain
Gtss, copy sent - tie famls q
the deceased and that tie Oxford
EAsLE, the Oxford Globe 4as q
ChHstiIn Observe. each BE- fur
nIshe with 4 copy wuL e request
20 publish The sarne.
J ~ Alleu.O
II 4 Auf5rl. Con-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

II SEA da5'Hf as - 4 ~.
SYMBOLS store Gai yea Ell! aear
prices DRIP lever than sen ever
heard lef1Te en- Furniture auJ
Coins Second door ~est Il
Bank c. so1tl side Il Square.
My =. l5Se.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

Ali the C4EdidEtes are e1E.al )
invited TO usee, me and let tbs
dear peepIsr knox shat ;hsy are
IN for, aud sbat th.y are OPP SD
TO- Respectfully,
e. r. SCOTT.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

Hiss Alma MePersoE, only
daughter of Mr.. W Mcpherson,
del n the residence OF her grand
Elshsr Mrs Chiffon, On Sunday
last A fe= short weeks ago she
vas smeeIagly veil and minsling
win her young c9mpanIons, Sho
ein hardly realize that Alma Is
dead. She suffered intensely but
was perfectly conscious and wiling
% die. and now al that remains
u those who loFed her IS the mem
ory Of her bright young life and
tas hope Of meeting her again
when lfe's ftfuI fever i over.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

Mrs. jane Z Jones, died a. her
residence in Syuth Oxford. last
Thursday, after a brief illuess and
vas BARREL Friday eveuins. In
the death Of Mrs. Jones Oxford
loses one Of It's Oldest ei;izsns for
she has passed nearly all of her
life II the town and county, le81-
ING many friends OF her eadscr and
later years to cherish Ger memory.
Mrs Jones leaves d o aud two
daughters and 4 hrge circle Of rel
4tIves.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

Mrs. Fannie Wisem1u has clos
ed oct her stock Of millinery for
the season but viii reopen again
in the fall.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

Miss Tidoie Wheless, has been
qnite sick for the past ten days.
We hope she viii SOM recover.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

We learn that Charlie. the lil;Ie
son 81 Mr.. Shelf TnreldksII, OF
LAFAYETTE SPFiuys, died atweek
aged two years.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

We learn hat Mrs. Hlrtsaeld.
wife Of Mr. J I'm HatsfelI q Dal
lls, died on MDnIav last.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

The name Of Mr.. j E Haigius
as a candidate for Assessor. wlli
be found IN our announcement,
column this week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

Prof. ] w johnson, Of the Uni.
versity ia in Nashville, attending
the telehers association.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

Mr.. Z Bsles, Of Monroe, L..
vas in the city the FIRST Il The
week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

Lafayette County Alliance viii
meet u Lee Alliance four miles
east Of AbbeyiIIe OF the 24tE and
2jsa of July. 1889. = full as;ea-
.llEce i desired as there sill be
questions OF importance to he sell
tied on those DAYS The laIy
members are especially Invited to
b. present.
C E Campbell, Secre:Iy.
Juae %. foS9.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

Hiss Glare Jackson Is sPealiag
q week With friends Ia Hollis
Springs anI Master Garnet JACK
sN1 Is visiting relatives IA Herman
DO.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

The ThirdQ rsrterIy Coaferense
of the M=thoiIs, church far the
Oxford station c)nvsnes On the
2lst II this month. Rev = En-
ans, Z Z.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18
Warren Fen ale Institute
OXFORD MISS

The e ti I-~statgr VIE g.
r=i "a W1zsAy wish
ont x FEy
apsr : Irs 4 LANCASTER
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

HISS Leila Smith, has returned
home from CorsicIna, Texas. -
spend the summer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

We regret TO Learn that NJ. j
" Joaes vas more seriously iuiur
81 b. his fall last week than vas
At frss supposed. Ills cOlllr- bone
vas broken and he received severe
bruises from vhich he 50 ffers a
great deal. He IS II the residence
Of Mr.. ChLs Word, his sOnIn-Ilw,
where b. receives every care ard
attention.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

Messrs 4 I 0wen, Silas Ovens
and Chas b Hosry, of our c.ty
are stockholders In the new bank
Iecentiy organized in PontOtec.,
Mr. Silat Osens was elected one
Of the directors.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

II lead. toe f.lJ. 5 tie un.Ter.
"a Verde; OF the ladies' N regard
- Fetersor. Ms-u5ae. l. a.
says co2es hlca with al atno
Fhers ~ eissaH md ~ fassieus
are as beautiful as tbey are sens
be. TIE true secret u dress Is %
have pretty things ~ . moderate
cost, and p glance at the August
nulbsr xlll convince aur woman
that Peterson e2a teach her hvz
70 accomplish thIs. She will 6Ed
also excellent stOvis= tine en.rav
Inss AMI miscellaneous natter of
the most v3sisi and useful de-
scrigtioa. EEerY family shouli
have thus alsnlnhle periodical tor
a monsbis visitor. |. meets II all
ways The tastes and needs az the
entire household Peterson J.. re-
aliy = wonderful combination.
Neither pi.us Esr expense ave
spared AID ;ae result Is that each
Z IS numerous departments j. al.
says Up T. tie highest -ianlarl
u esc.leaee- Address, P.tersoas
Magazine, Pailalelghi-. PL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

N -vail, the daughter Of Mr. j
NJ faEusr, living Ia the eastern
l'prti1I OF The county, died last
Sturdy Of c0n-eStI,n- She vas
! b1sh. Interesting eLll Of seven
years Of a-e.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

Prof. W Z SINS, late Of thu
Vanderbilt UniversitF, who WAS
recently appointed By the trus-
tee - I'll the chair Of sIor.i Phi
LsaPhy.H u State University, Is
II the city.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18
Oxford Bazaar.
Z T.. >AMEE. PssTrietor.

CTR New l1-5s IL. zs..5.
" s.ye iist r@-c,iyetl q Gnr
aer Heas " vil give special
attention O. the Undertaking bus
'Eess aal ig-il- graves. ~
inaect.s fremFtg siteade.l t. ou
-hsSt r1tics.
= Ni-N1Ss & Wallace.
Jli ]. lss3
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

G. " LeAveil d0Ht sell PAPER sole
Shoes At all
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

Nr. and Mrs. Jesse N BARR
and family left yef,evdty morning
for a trip through the country
which will perhaps extend to
Lockout Mountain, AID be absent
several months.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

Pf0f. JIskson Reeves ansl sister
Prof. and Mrs. J g Wooten and
Mrs. Lancaster, left Tuesday morn
ing for Nashville to attend the
NAt-OnaI teachers association.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

@ Collins, keeps On haai ali
ENDS 4 iFesh groceries, lrniis az &
coafeetloaarss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18
REAL ESTRTE

Al Pe wishing - 10y o. ~
4lad III did l. - tE interest ~ al
JOHN Z. EARL JR,
gas So s-lans drug stlrs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

6 Il Collins, se ries H=s
# .lasare 4ai qlseasaaEe.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

IEll address M fellow citi-
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E~eso-uti1ns d Liberty HI
Farmers Alliance.
Reselevl tha. ~ vi. not use
Jute BsSsing 70 Wrap the present
crop % eottcE b1s VI. U.s. cotton
biggIEg IS a substitute and that
80 vii not PstTonlzs any gluner
Who does not keep ,t.9a blrsing
for bis customers.
Resolved, That we Will e1pcl
'any me'Dter of this boly zLo y:o-
ates these obligations.
Reso' sed, Thai d copy OF these
resolutions b. ssnt u the Oxford
EAGLE and Mes Farmer fsr pub
licl,Ion.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18

G II Collins, wi.l sell ron any
thiag IA his line as eIeap IS Il can
be sold in Oxford.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18


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