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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-18

TIA SfiDER AND rAE Minnie
haynorc, y Pfossiigie, Was arrested yesiar-
day afternoon by Constable Robinson oe a
charge - robbery, sWotu 20 ia Justice MAJ
hers eo&fs bF Janes 8nihvrn. yoane
islssginE nssa. Aaiaaru claimed that De
wsS EsasslDg ias wcIaaas house oa "a kson
street Friday night a hsH ssss tan ont afs;
grabbed hts hat. osFsxtEae 1t inta her Zen.
Tie fpllewesi her, @ass tn struggle shat f.ls
bowed - recover tse ast she Tysksbesl hiHs tas
40 The charge 81 Robbery was dismissed
~ 4t1stiee Miller uPen hearing yesterday
eitafysteslsss and enc al lAfeelss ~ o~tltataa
agvaa which she Is haaad over fa asass
tne scttss ~ sc grand taSy ia lhe sam 81
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Tbs RELIEF COsAITTEE.-At the relief
committees regular daily session yester-
day IL was decided "a hold but three seS-
sious next week. towit. Monday. Nednes-
day aud Saturday. Governor Ferry Will
D. In charge Monday. Ms John Lesry
Wednesday. and As. SFilhfh Davies. SafHs-
day The meetings ain te held ri . o. lock
a. IA. .hesP To,iay there were ave
cssts of scStitGtion relieved uue
was poor gisl who last her
wardrobe dGFlng the IRE she was givca
SO la cash. 4 TslaF family y hieh had lost
iheir household iufnlfare darise the Gre
was giyen so ~ cash 4 ssok man unAhte
io support bis family was giVea sc 70 pas
rent asa 81 order fer supplies. Another
man Vas giyen psss to another slate and
an Inv Aid iust released from the hospital
wss gwen an oseer Tot s. worth o! pro
visions
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-04

An ArEeuA hen thai iaGfvertsutT,
hAncnec cGz n brood of cssr5-he< Ga,5 -
es1PFokEtMent w1eu Sue tired u en-e- her
young az Risaz- a1d tlt1ad rhaE her wa
MAS a5cGE large enough - obscure Ia
VISOR Of aer ed 81 son > riyhs eve.
OftAe two hundred gos1-aezrers IN Nsv
YORK., not cueE a Hen4n The sane ].
sr1s OF ras v~lfe-hsuterS
There i u1n IN Washington wao thinks
the saT-zgs % hs first boy. row two vear.
Cd are InsC--rzaiy scrp8t
An Omaha man WHO swallowed n sou.-
forty yearsago cad few G4vS since. a.
the posi- mnrteE exaz1f1aciau dzv-.zxsd tba
presence Of ff-vsghz dolzrs al ssx-aan
eeztsm bis stou1eh The earts-s arr 80
uurU11E ths rate e Interest for r=eorI =
TIE medical archives et Omaha.
ABcssar paper claims % know ~ vu,r~
ErAvlagc ca Beacon street Who does nas
uear specsaciss CT eyeglasses aud WA bax
never written a poem
Arec-ed pEgLss ID In Vermont has L.
clned 70 open asllsoa- prefsrriax % ear.
us living as IN exprssz1a1- Noshfnr Il
extraordinary has oeea nes with IN yaw
England Of Lie years.
William EIxs, a Michigan cashier now m
Carl1L left aeoun.s-feI- t~en-tallar buI -
a1ac hi men he departed
Horace Moody. OF PfaevlIe, Ga. haS n
ocPF ~ L0uGcu Punch. In whiehrhe-sbsuar
4s1Ee 81 Iozs- L - -sUspscta3 that Il L
Tot gezEEne
A6ruoNlEn Chin4-G1- Chm BIZ By uaue.
c1es let Keep a AE1Gry or = J~oszhorSe.
4 EeTstsr Ecx~Worrh. CT tae EecIsr
net CIEas Is avery curious person. He has
10 prospect whatever for the P-nceoFU-E.s
CONSIDERS Il bad form % og.a women f---
the club window. and Is not a VICTIM "a -.
eanSsgcE1g hahiE-PzcL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-04

Ills wife adelicase creature q sentiment
and feeling. hal died whsn EzIara was 2
ehild saying that sas hoped there va. a
world wnsrs EGr0s and doves DID uos mate
with barn-Yard fowis
Dora exclaimed Mr Gallup who are
those men coming up the walk
They are the new minister. pa and Nr
Jones' Mr. Ripley and M Nelson
What the devil do they want ARE I'd
Ike 10 ses-
Good morning NE Gallup said the
minister, L little in advance OF the others
and tipping ATS has % the daughter. who
seemed surprised but not dispIeaset 70 see
him tnera These gentlemen and uvseIf
are zeoEEIzsee soliciting Subscriptions in
nj Of the proper celebration OF IndepsnG-
sass Day n Cranui4aL We
~You have come TO the wrong place. I
never give any thing u anybody
~NsXe sure vou VIII make an exception
In thts instances. SIR II you VII head IN.
1se with a reasonable amount We snail
have no dt-eulty In getting i've hundred
dollars subscribed The people al seem 70
Wait On you
~Le-s hem wait and be - You're a minis
ter. ata'r yea, Nbee business Ter snu 10 D.
engaged ha-hessinr measy ID spend Ia
1-s-erlcksrs and sE-h f-aeglzhnesz
Il minister oEgE 20 take an interest," IN
every thing thar tends - hunanlze And
broaden the people thai he dw.lis among
When ! heard hat the anniversary Of cur
Nations birthday had q been e~leh-acrd
Tor years IN CramuoHG ! resolved thar II
loud Be tbs year We can't xzera 70 Do
without tie lessons that il reaxh=-s The
Founz people mast know al ahaHr rh- ssv
an6 what makes Il gtoriaus. We INST faI1M
grand cd John ADAMS prediction. WHEN ha
said We are IN SUr raves our
Children WI hoaar II TheF vii eelebrx-.
II wf-h thAnks<rvn- wfah f.s-ivf.v 49,
IL and -HlUE1nauionx On is 1aruaI
rsrurn-r~
-Bozh-T zroWled Nr Calm ~yeh7
ADAMS never said thai It's enc OF Dan
Neesse<s SLY aighzx BurI dsa'r a
button IwonE give you a cent fer this
purpose nos n cent SIR Do you hsa-Fs
Yes replied NJ Wagsr warmfuz %
es z<x ! hear. and have got mere % saw
Ion rave e~en described % liz Is ! selfish
so1l1es utser z1t I fear there : 100 r-ch
reason FOR the oplai1a Now. I have dz-v
20 % a. a ss-vAnt and minister OF God AM
1 shall Do Il fearlessy Niserahls u.nr
WaE Tcu that his wr1ch vii surely over
you ere lOng for y1u eruei ssInsa-
1e4 Eo1 sc bI- Ills seward and agent
u ne possession o. vE1 wszE-k- lust a.
surely asyo1 continue 20 Withhold -whsr4
3 o1EHr % be freely Efvsn He VII
s=1zs -
Ihs Spectators Of Eha- e~x-raortfuzv
seeas aid that there was zumsrhfrx -
-a-z-oae 4 the Minister'S tone and name
~ as uttered this warnrzx that rhsv r-u-
Red rheEs@lrsS g. VI CzgszR szv
sc1 zppesFed BADLY rigArsaeG r. "a
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-04


e4AE axe paddfns ma = $3.50
tne Gus sninz reedrEl tnA7 no 1sssr o~en
uTed upon hlmt BE a Gees e1x
~1 ES1e1 ~l.a an. ~ y
haEe the vrasa OK an o1sne@1 To1 hshl
eV1r nln
terens
~GS ns saA new nun 40 y"o
want o. ne
fly dn-Ar% rePais9 aha mn
III camp TOOK we paper ~ Nsa1 m
ne returned n Mtm-a Ni1A n1
aa cow fr IL ao-A ~ Az
1s
AAat nAnNA 81 A4 NJ "as
We nope VOC attend the W1os per-
~toru11nee. reu1aEEGg Jones INNING hEs
Voice Win an effort we hha a11 ouE q
liberal program2s for the day euudinonA
On your aeIltag the paqer- and % W.
pur Il through Exercises on TIE green n
tE- sngtnF x NaalonA aIs y
u1s -c1oot r~HtmG the GeciaFllloa ny IL
Seson grafton bF rev NJ wager
-pieuc1d al Ne way Lo4
Cincinnati az al<aE lou HEss not mss
any % u sir
AHf a brass es7I Ter edfsi NJ SD
Ley, II We havs % seni Any zAes forN
~
AtE not Tor Is - e % 1e
Ezra Ha4aR anl anAF1e the soN1 lAai
.a@ s9ttsned ana ehanse1 n
Ne - our WaTs tE9NEA ms MS
oSh7rs Tor @ or - a0s We reTer Ano@
the exHFnt q tnaA inAArner AM .'@ 1iH
veal or WOE W. mss Fo !. n
stance = E2Ppsn-t tA ne sHeee tr
aAsed reams Wib-E SHOWN ana taen
men saii taaf taerN Wsl aNass nave 80"
sons eem~ua ef tle aau-,h ia lamp
waning Tor the sN1 hAn@ eN@ e9U-
Ilax f9rtn 90 tar ae1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-04

Prot BidIake. Rhode Island reports
as follows on dry rot in lumber No
wood which Is liable TO damp or has
AZ anv time absorbed moisture and Is
in contact with staguant air. SO that
the moisture can not evaporate. can
be considered safe from the attacks of
dry rot Any i~nperviOus substance
appIied 70 wood which Il rot thor
ourhIy dry tends TO sugender decay,
a. floor covered with kamptuIfcon and
laid over brick archiug before the lat
ter was dry. cement dad0 to wood par
tftiou. the water expelled from the dadO
in setting and absorbed By the wood
had no means % evaporation Wood
work coated with a paint Or tar before
thoroughly dry and well seasoned IS
liable to decay. a. the moisture i i'm
prisoned SSirtings and wall paneling
are very subject 10 dry rot. and es-
peciaIIy windOw-baeSs. foe the space
between the woodwork and the wall
i occupied By ssagnant air. the former
absorbs moisture from the wall. espe-
cfaIly IL IL has been fixed before the
wall vas dry after building. and the
paint or varnish prevents the moisture
from cooperating into the room
>kirtings thus form excellent channels
'or the spread Of the fungus. Plaster
seems to be sufficiently porous TO allow
the evaporation Of water through il,
hence probably the space between cell
ing and door i not SO frequently Al
tackled. II also the floor boards do not
st very accurately and no oilclOth
covers the floor Flowed and tOngusd
floors are disadvzntageOus In certain
circumstances. n when placed Owe .
space occupied by damp air. as they
allow NO air to pass between the
boards. and 50 dry them Beams
may appear sound externally and
be rotten within. for the outside
being in contact with the air. becomes
drier than the interior It Is well e
saw and everse all large scantIiug.
The ends OF all timber. and especially
OF large beams. should be free. for II
/ through the ends that moisture
chiefly evaporates. They should ou
no account be embedded in mortar.
Inferior and iII-seasoued timber Is
evidently 10 be avoided Whatever
insures dampness and lack Of ~evapors
tiOa Is conducive to dry rot. that i &c
say dampnesS arising from the soil,
danpusss arising from the wills. es.
peeiaILv II the damp-proof course has
been omitted dampness arising from
the use Of salt-sand and dampusss
arising from drying Of mortar and
cement >tagnati0u of air resulting
from air-grits getting blocked with
dirt or being purposeiy blocked
through iguorance- >taguation may
exist under a floor although there ars
grids in the opposite walls. for it /
difficult to induce the air to move in
horizontal direction without some spe.
eiaI means Of suction Corners OF stag
uans air are 70 be guarded against
Darkness assists the development o.
fungus whatever Increases the TEN.
P~erature Of the wood and staguant all
within limit also assisA-ScieztI6G
American
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-04

When you don't feel wei and hardly
knew what AIS Tcr- give b BIB BOTANIC
Bleed Balm a trial Il 3 nne tonic
r o. Callahan. Charlotte, y. G. writes:
~R B. B. Is tine tonic. and has done ne
great good
L w. Thompson Damascus Ca. writes
II believe z B. b IS the best blood purifier
made Il has greatly improved my general
healrh-
An old gentlemen writes: ~R b B. gives
ne new lie and new strength IL there Is
anything hat VIII make Al old uan young,
It > B. B b"
p. A Shepherd Norfolk Va. August
fgrh- I.os. Writes Il depend on b b b
for the preservation OF ny health | have
had il in nv family now nearly TWO years.
and IN al that time have not had 70 have q
doctnr.n
Thos. PsuIk. AlapahA Ga. writes: II
suffered terribly from dyspepsia The Use
Of B. b b has made me feel Ike n new
man | would not take a thousand dollars
for the good it has done ne"
" VI Cheshire. Atlanta. Ga, writes ii
had a Iong spell Of typhoid fever. wnsch ss
last seemed TO settle IN nv rEnE leg. which
swelled up enormously An ulcer Also ap-
peared whlch discharged a cup full OF mat
Ter = day 1 then Esve b b B trial and
Il cured re-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-04

a Fourth "a Iuly >oa-
TIE !slIT oAi Fourth o July q hs--.
EUrrlhr furrah
We NeEous Z gladly. tss Ezg az TIA
Year
u1rrnhs k1-rlh.
T. tAe a11Fasst aa4H.ay sud,.r the SIN
T. ire merry Amsrcaa BOZ
III 1aT af AIElVs for t-olc ant s1n
Flr a1s-le umuaEan 1ut noise
Fer jelly oal F1lrta . Jaiy va cheer.
Ea-rah- Ez-rth
To ulflearsed TuGra - the szy sha. "a
dear
H1rrah hur~lhs
AhaEuT g0gcessaol- ~ MARIA through tAs
street
Ee~p u- step 20 the tear u the d-1m.
O. Aal. 20 3 Ezrr-r 1u1 lass - - sweet.
VIA --az-s a. 4-Gurter Ee CONE
From rae asass-,aR azd szr--r he rrIig
nlxs IT,
H1rr1h, hrrraht
And a. "a gY r-ee-ax 20 Fourth c I1iy
Harvahr hurrahs
Then a. aEAE sac-es he 1--xork4
ori-hs "a "a Tr2
- the NNr sugAz % teen = uat srrsnrs
Evs w=l as WasI tAss IL the esan uan.
Elaee aag~
All rv~ FaGrta q Jays r e~rrhan-a-
N TnlTgr x Hse n Gaigaa DaT4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-04

aINEA
AZ - -u&s throagh th- sEsxy z.xat 20 eel
Taas -ta~ British were aIncs. nsr-
Ha1 soza1@9 a E~F-llte. % scaq
D1W1 ne TAR Cai114al COAST
r. sal nez ne peaeeat arus lzg -slts
stur1F. fhuzress sosr-
Aa1 zaN ta-re hA1 Easherr1 sEtEI
II IT, sa~r O. sse uG4ker. Praa-
va a ssrNf,Hsf purpose Ia thelr hsRrs.
49, % slrzssr zsa-
rs-- vas Hsnrac& rae hrav-. ne sarszx
"a TF~1a. "a wss
sa-klz. ~ prupa~s - ho1ess shri-
Ast NarrN VIA Ena1T eyes
Szd sh=T -ramet q uceL1ra-on
LnEE ge1saul sumner daT-
Whch aetaer Pzre- ny Queen. nor xworI
HNssV-r snaseasd away.
AL tas aArt7c~sset satl@rs nrxarsaeI
Azf t1-u4Eh lq1E uoaEhs fl1ghr On.
L1a4 nEtF sw1T e~r She vie l1n4 e-aSes
An@ tasr rgat vas w4zEg ~aa!
ca - szE q. rsem rao pruuilE
IRIS ~4-lr J1lr day
Mo cgE rt -s-rvGz4s Ard SHANE.
%erzrelT 11te a uayf
S4g-1aucr prNsr ald 1tsssanx
S1rrsue co taem b. given
Or -rsa9 ole -C~outaearalA- nay
T1er lAad BE- issr mrvsl
By coer G. azd w-h -erererc@
Ter lzwrs D. z~c -r. rrar-
Whl- pasrirrs ard s-e-neu lev.
Az zNstu1s sr4z1 .1eerher.
-Hsie1 Cease. la q cod H~ouser-ertss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-04

a q yuI Ieal1.d a The house and sh-
% Z cane t1ro the rocrr and szs6.
Ns- sEs tod hlz ! wc1ld Exs % see
L1coEA and hs bl-ntIy tod ne rhzs NV
FlES 1srs wo1G net Be AzresahIe. and
4 ~zarec shs1 stopped And 7 ssopped
then
{ ard EfFlsv ene1azZst gLa-css rha-
o1e2leG Postrrvs ts-lo--teelzz Nelsor
a9sesc and Ws II as1zkE degree coz-
.1r1e6
Vel z-ss BE very uarsttyf-x % Nzs
G1lEP saic Jsres
Ia. a not near rs much 50 a q kAs
s2red fer either otZ
VIE So sse c1rs tars-
Es@T ST -e =er zz- -~a~-- =,
~Lk sf-f Der gpce tssI e - s--s~s
49,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-04

EVzIr tnrt person yeu meet Il troubled
more or less with b-hiouqueSs and rsnvr
Know cow 10 get rBt Of L. Tns causes ara
easily recorded \ lack OF sufficient exer
cse- eating too mEch BY persons OF seGeu-
tdrv nan1ts. indulgence IN too rich food. a
>luEgsh t0rput yer where the blood does
not do rs duty. and bile - allowed % A.
cUmul1re- these cause the whites Of the
eyes u tErl yellow, the skin % look thick
and coarse. and the complexion yelIow or
iArL These are sure IudIcarIous OF oHinus-
ness Browns Iron BItrsrs Is the remedy
T1Q want Is acts directly Upon the blood,
ceanses aad PARTIES il. and sends il on It's
Wu-ueT throagh the channels Of The LIVER
Evtng 20 L activity and clearing Our the
ole Il viii remove the yellow tinge from
ne eyes aad the complexion leaving the La
ter fresh and clear.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-04

Mrs Dooty-Azt were yuu n the wiz
1zg- Mrs ORxfertyE
Ms OR11sr-y-Iccade. I WA MN
DoefT-
And how did B159y ODorchEs IookF-
LZz1tt See wcre rks most heaurff-I
oracze cl6ssoGs rver I saw
-Or7zss cAassczss I'd her Esyther b.
0nzs - = C~lza-nAG@ei. and az t. rfS-
q her family srrfnd cnoorca. bad IE-xD
ess- Or1zgs blossoms II IeouId oaIv Law
-s hAE1s ca her Orange blossoms he
aEilcE-rex.s Slftirz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-04

E1g au- uaE ous ~ merry brE
All Bet rAs tee =uaIras4 c1nuun ru1z.
E1ea rarFEz bosom sNel
Nhe 1arazs FuGEta = h-re anca nora
Wasa hght aessraas ~ auys ars hrss
The a1sslug -ocSss ceGses the skieA
EHrx hear sas r1alz1 caazas arz
BsnaiA tAs ret Aats atrs rhts rSs
NaN Nnlzz zEEn baaE aarpetaes eras,
Add sTuE ths tr-ttsG ear af ntsAr-
; ~r=-eracssrs luma aay7staEs 1zsn.
ND e-XelauaEous &c aezhE
Nov biaxe cat harrs . sueare,I win Tar
>as matches pass 1rgn1 h1nI - hanL
And sa-ve And s1leSnz paszer are
A. drugssssF stores n uaar dsmaad
-Basran Budget
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-04

Alas whea the Day hts a1-e sT
How heavy aat heartfelt the
As the bills al eume n
Foe rhs a~r~-Eerxs amt TN
AEG We E1d the aa1 costs mighty hixa-
And the hoT, d WITH pan hs 5 tassst
Yer BIS pillow. then rectaus the cuss
BE 4 dag sro=t imposed
IN as both oettcs clasea
AnG the SINGER or tw0 he hKs IN.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-04

WISH IL might be
done said Nahum
Jones
rs VERY easy 50
wf-h that observed
Solomon Ripley
But il can be-
Certainly W. N :
doit concluded
SllaS Nelson
30 the three stood
at pause d0lsfulIy
that the
thing which IN al
.righ1 and Proprissy
ought 20 be could
not D. Their re
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-04
He Was Excused

Excuse NE ne said a he ii. OF
the end OF a cigar ard held our hfs
hand 70 secuo a Light from the other.
Who vas smoking.
Beg pardon
II said excuse ne
Oh certainly Always ~EIiur %
excuse
And ne took the fresh cigar. Ezased
T. threw his old stub away. and a. he
began OF the 1sw one he walked OF
with the rer4rk=
Very good cigar. sr-vsry good.
OF course I'll excuse you-De.ros.
Free Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-04

GREAT mistakes are often made in irving
- ecuuomlse. IL = 2safe rule % follow thai
the bsztis Always the eaGEesst AeaeaD uhv.
sacI1a may cess you your life. IL you have
AAAria IN pour system. you wfluor oEiv be
miserable. but Gndt TO work Lost time Is
D0Gey lost One dollar spent for ShaElen-
oergers Ansu;cce Will cure you II twenty.
four Ours sold b Druggists
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-04

Five young squirrels ~ere found i,
the woods b. an Indiana ,Arns-. who
took them home. whore he placed them
In care Of the family cat The latter.
Il appears a. Oaee adopted them. ard
noE ne s9glrrs< z-s deeply attached
70 hsg.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-04
SONG OF the FOURTH OF July.

~ Il
uich aursL
AaG nztlow. are
sptcT czT
Az crc1xe6 wss tie
clsx VIA f&Ilsz
xra1
Tat Early JziT Gay
Bias IL ar vas RE
VITA trouble
Fer the nL4af PzzI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-04

On the ecx q the teamsr or ou hoar-s the
ran that IS 70 bear you away from those
lear 10 yOu- Tou W.T. II vua are wise, have
-Nety slowed aEAy IN your luggage a sufa-
-u.nr Supply ot thaE safeguard agaiuss IN.
aess- H0ssetter's Stomach Birsers. Com
1ereiA travellers. tourists and pioneer
migrants concur In tssufvng % the forti-
En2 and saving properties CT the Erear
o1le Use for constipation b-iIlousness.
na-A-1aL AMI kinney complaints and nerv-
lusIesL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-04

TIE authorities u Roland lave Seerred
t1aE women can not serve Gu 4 school
ocara In SHeCen Il has oeer Geciced that
sEey I'll
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-04

IT erf1cts tke esreer e hesterz- 2.
Is As eva fzcs "a ard EEss hy shaving
@E ga
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-04

Sruxhr nv wife a velvet SACK
Thus proudly baaseef Mr. Bruwn
she . Dc. WITH that uDgn aer naek-
The oe-c1re-ssd tame tn t1vnI~
Eut vel vet s1ck or diamond ring
Cas- bring M sninr - su Tsrfng Via
tnv0r1rs Pres rpfiuu To tna Ting
To sars hsr precious NE
The great and sovereign remedy. known
the world over. for al female troubles. IN
H4nnarIeu, cruel hacSaches, and internal
c-Isplacsuenrs . DR. Pierrs's Favurite Pre-
scr1Ption- Il g the only guaranteed cure.
See szara1see ca every bottle ~rzppsr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-04

m slave trade nav be accounted extinct
n ExTpE DUrIng the lasE sixteen months
enly four saves have been imported into
thas country
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-04

HALrerRED erupr0us VIII return Eradi
cate them with Glsnnss Sulphur Soap
HlTs HAIR and WHISPER DYE, 80 cents
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-04

Two Scu-cu worthless were Ia-elv CRITICS.
Ing the new Minister very severelv Sad
Ioon- tne GssuntenzeG. About the reverend
S~e1Isn1a- Wei. re see. frae Monday 20
~>afar-av hes Invsesiole. and Gu Sabbath
ID ; misrepresentation
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-04

NrvrR aupear Indifferent when others are
talking Listen politely - every thing, and
don't interrupt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-04

Assn Francisco Erm has built the largest
wine cellar in the world Il IS capaDle Of
holding 20do0o 0 gallons OF wineL It's COS:
wzs Slsl.fNl.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-04

TIE sgmptusry laws Of Richard IL pro-
a1oired guitars fFcm beng worn The law
WAS newer enforced
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-04

rrccADuLTxs OF red and green cloth came
into fashion IL the close Of the fifteenth
century.