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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21
cemnEnicafad.

DEAR Eagle: l would like 20
give vent to a tew thoughts
through the columns of your
paper. y meeting was held III
the interest Of bageing factory
IN the prosperous little town Of
Ninora recently, ana it mas ney-
er been the pleasing privilege OF
your humble scribe To meet Will.
Il more delightful aud social poo
pie. The representatives, Of tie
vdti0us counties were met uy d
cOnmit,scd al the traiu aal found
each one, every acc0mmodl-
ton. We didn't fad there the
spirit cfaailgoHisB against Ear
mer'S congratulations that We have
sadly experienced elsewhere.
Ga tie contrary, We found the
most Prominent citizens there
active c1mhltants Tor the sac
cess of the Alliance AID lslend.
y to the Ear1eTs Interests.
Alter the business was al
Transacted We bad ialtasaGrance
that tbo factory would prove a
certainly. The oil maxim: III
You want = thing done send
some one to 10 II; if vou want q
thing doue veil - do If yolr.
self, illustrates our sentiments
aud applies i0TeI5ly % tbs bag
ging trust ne are tired g.
trying to get others 10 halp Us
by legislation SO We are eaiug
To help ourselves.
re turned Il uleWsrd with
kind and grateful thoughts OF
the people of Ninona, and with
the wish that the isatefaal links
that bind 81 human kind could
ne frightened by more social
intercourse and more conside
ration Ter others in general
II. q. DENTON.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21
Schea! Fana pef isncY aaain

In publishing q bIief state
ment last week concerning the
commencement OF al attach
ment sHit against TX Treasurer
j VI. Hail, for an alleged def
cheney Of S23o0 Of school money
we emitted 90 state that Il gar
nishment notice was served on
persons who might owe Nr
Hall to appear at the next Cir
cait Court and answer uHdeF
oath whether hey did owe the
ex-lreasuTeT or not. SO, il any
OF the garnishees have any al
the money, as some seem "a
suppose. il is safe to say the
iacts will come out, the county
being represented ia this mat.
ter by competent ,ornsel whose
duty il will be 10 collect the
money wherever it may be
found. No doubt the history ol
the whole matter will come n
light and the eensuFe upon a!
should be withheld until the
facts are better known in jus
tiee 30 all concerned The cas.
is in tue courts and We decline
to say anything more of it until
it is decided.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21
Psrsalal journalism.

About swo weeks ago the
Clarion Ledger gave its readers
aud excellent article on person.
a%l.ties in the press. We liked
il 80 much We intended 10 copy
it in the interest of peace, har.
mony and good Will. Bat IN
the last weeks issue of the ClaF
ion Ledger, the official journal
of the State, the editor denoun-
ees two correspondents in very
personal style by saying that
one of them lies and the other
is also a liar. Friend CT, how
Is that for personal journalism
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21
CO... 0. P. SINGLETON.
A Beautiful Tribute TO His iseme-
~.
Ell. Clarlon.Lancer:

Ell. Clarlon-Leqger
Herein you will find an ex.
tract from q letter, written by
the wife Of a Congressman from
our State and in reference TO
the recent death of Col o.. Il.
Singleton, whose life history
was iaterwoyen with that Of bis
I State, for the last thirty or forty
years. He has left his impress
upon :he political history of his
time, and upon the hearts OF his
contemporaries, and but few
have ever attained to his pOpu
la1iiy. His manly beariug, his
great courage, his sincerity and
honesty OF purpose, and his TIA
questioned patriotism, gave to
his utterances \ power OF con.
yiction and inpressibiIilY that
won aud captured the mind and
heart Of his hearers.
1t is the closing scene Of his
life taat gives the world the as
s%Hrance Of the purity and plety
OF the inner mln, and exempii-
iies the fact that politics and
piety are not incompatible :
81 suppose you have heard of
dear Old Col. Singleton's death
tie was so resigned and even
happy ia his last moments Sew
eral friends and his my eurciv-
ing child, Itrs. Smith, NEE Kate
Singleton, were around his bed
side. lie shook hands with
them. good bye. and remarked
that it seemed like a love feast.
You doubtless know that he
was q dcvout Methodist. lie
seemed to be unconscious afte-
this. but a few moments before
his pure spirit was freed from
its prison OF clay, he raised his
feeble hands aud closed bis eyes.
We attended his funeral yes
terday afternoon at his home
Oh J;h street. and now | wish
You could have been present.
II was one OF 1.-The most imprcs.
sive scenes | ever Witnessed.
Tie officiating minister was Dr..
VI ilbuFD, the hiiud Chaplain OF
The House. lie was very old
and has kcowu Col. Singleton
for thirty five years and eau ap-
precjate the loneliness of our
departed Trend, for like him, he
has buried all OF his dear ones
except two daughters. His Ie.
marks were generally conceded
70 be beautiful. tOBehiag and ap.
ptopriate * hen be turned 70
the deso.ate and spoke
with sucu perfect faith az the
glorious beyond" / felt every
word penetrating my very soul
Tue floral offerings were most
bsa1t!fai and costly. Oars wa.
a lovely croes Of white cafuatiol
rose buds. p1nsics and sm.lsx.
| have thOlgbt the extract
would be Interesting 20 ul:ay "a
yogr readers cad Col Single
tons friends.
. Z II s~Drpco~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21
Grand Loaaa Of hi.ssIssIpnI.

Il nay interest the Hasons %
know who have been Crane
Masters Of the Lodge ia th!s
State. Below is the lis.:
TIE Grand Lodge was organ.
.zed at Natchsz. uly. -, Isis
by q convention consisting 81
the Masters, Waraens aud Pas,
masters of Harmony Lodge 80.
50, holding under the Grand
Lodge OF Tennessee. Henry
Io0ley was It's first Grand Mas
ter Its ether Grand Masters
have been: Christopher Rankin,
Edward Turner, IsareI Lor.ng.
John a Qsitmao. vino served
twelve consecutive years. and
tEo years subsequently, Robert
stewart, Geo. \. Wilson, $ =.
Vanatia, Benz $. Tappaa, Chas
Scott, IS n. IA. Stevens. Jas. 81
Howry, Jos. w. Speigbt, Carnot
POsey, Giles 81 ,iiiIyeF, VIM.
Cothran, VIA z. AelIen. David
Mitchell, Richard Cooper, Wm.
). Patton, Geo W. Perkins.
John I. Llmkiu, Thos. $ Gath.
right, Geo. Il. Fearn, w. II. Har.
Is. Richard Z. Bowen, \ II.
BaTkley, john Y. Murry, Chas.
{. Murphy, Frank Burkitt, VIM
FRENCH, joha Z. slcCSrmiea,
Frederic Speed, p. Il. Sarery.
Reo5rt O. Patty, j. b. Morgan,
= L Kimbrough. L. Geo. De.
Lap, u. III. Evans.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21
A Hord Ia saasan.

From q letter of Senator
George TO a prominent gentle.
man of jackson, re are permit
ted to make the following ex
tract:
"Ail the signs Indicate troub
10 for the whites OF the south
especially CT Mississippi. OuI
coalition Is such that i viii re
quire The best judgment of our
best IaindS, and a thorough and
complete union of our people
and some policy CT protection"
Senator George, as everybody
knows, is no alarmist, therefore
the Significance of this warning
from him. who, above all things
has the good of the people at
heart, whose interest is Missis
sippi's cannot be misunderstood
1t means that the public wei
fare should be the one absorb
ing thought of our people. They
must be united. The selfish am
bitioa OF individuals aud the
paitry rivalries Of factions sink
into nethingness when compar-
ed to the safety Of the common.
wealth.
Democrats should stop abus-
ing each other and prepare to
pull together IN :he next State
eiection.-Clarion Ledger.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21
CAMPUS r0rS

Next Friday is the Auniver.
sasy day Of dermaeau Society.
Dir. sayford a travelling Y. II.
@. 4. nan viii be with Us March
tie II.
" lear That Two youngladies
Of town, Miss Smith aud Miss
Mackie attended DR.. Johnsou's
Sr English class last Monday.
Last Monday morning Prof. j.
W. Provine, returned from his
home ut Coles Greek, to his
work at the University.
Two young ladies from the
North west visited the Univer-
sity last Friday. We hear that
they are both graduates; the
one, OF the University OF Aiich
isan; the other ofthe University
of Wisconsin,. They were here
visiting for - tcw DAYS. the Della
Gamma Club, in town.
Last Sunday evening, the
members Of the Young Mems
Christian Association passed
resolutions thanking the Exc
eu:Ive Committee Of the Board
Of Trustees for complying wiih
the request 10 tx "a Y. Il. Z. A.
roem on the Campus.
The sophmore CONTEXT for
places at Commencement die
not taze place last Monday as
wa stated ia last weeks Dots.
Inc SOphuiores pe;IIoned the
faculty TO have The contest the
following Saturday ntead Of
Monday; 50 taat thy would
have more time TO PR are forit.
Several new boys haze or
rived IN the last week. The
names Of some are sir. T.
Lewis Of Crystal SsiBgs, Hr
Strong Of Aberdeen, Nr ". f.
Nelson Of COpah Co, Sir. q. T.
Hoge Of Decatur, Miss. Mr. w.
III. Peyey Of Forest, aea Mr. W.
hanson. Others we have not
learned the names.
Dir. ". ". Rivers CT the class
of SO was on the campus last
Saturday. lie was being ex
amined in the department OF
Natural History for the degree
Of Master OF Arts. ar. Rivers
has charge Of tue Peterborough
school with an attendance OF
seventy-dve pupils lie has
two assistants aud q music
teacher.
On Last Monday morning was
The opening Of our second term
The first term is finished, the
examinations are passed and
satisfaction was generally given
~ both Professors and Students
IS far as we know. 1t is our
that we may, this term do
work than we did last
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21
The Typs Writer.


MUM AHtEAttGn IA
Ia the lawyers oaice tire type
writer has made possible an
amount OF work which would
have been thought fabulous ten
or fifteen years ago. without
exaggeraiioa it may be said that
one clerk can DO with the ma
chine In q dlv what would re.
urire ten clerks working with
the pen, aud then The pen work
woalG not be so accurate OF so
neat. In journalism We find
that editors by the score have
learned 10 use tie typewriter So
as to 30 infinitely more work
with smaller expenditure of time
or labor, as compared TO pen
writing.
Il IS sale TO sag that with the
typewfiter viii disappear all The
extraordinary O!underS due To
blind handwriting in the hands
of equally bland compositoTs.
Some years ago a business arm
was ruined by the n:isreadiDg OF
an order 10 sell such stock;
owinEto blind handwriting, the
order was read sell such aud
such stocks quickly Instead OF
quietly, as it should have
been.
Ia a recorded test made in
New York some time ago, Miss
II = Orr wrote an article con
taiulng ISL words from %dictation,
IN the presence of witnesses, IN
four IN nutes aud twenty niue
seconds, without error. The
average was 81 words per min
ute.
In every large downtown
building in New York there are
nov employed dozens aud, in
some eases hundreds OF women
One excellent feature OF this
new profession fer women Is
that it pays according 10 the
skill and education of the per.
son who adopts 1t. The rewards
of teaching are often not in pro
portion Of the knowledge of the
teacher. Any bright girl il
from four TO six months nay
obtain sufficient faciiity with ihe
typewriter to make herself val.
U3ble in an office. Tae salaries
Of typcwriters average in New
York from Sl5 CD 10 5000 pei
week.
Charles Reade's trenchan'
and characteristic praise of the
typewriter has become almos.
ialous lie says: l advise pa
rents to have taeir boys anC
girls taught lypewyiting. 1bt
Shorthand writer who can type
write his notes, will he safe
from poverty than . grea
Greek Scholar. The Bishop @
York, Sir Andrew Ciark. an,
many other eminent EngsisameI
are earnest champions OF Is,
Remington type writer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21
CemmnnIcalad.
DELAY, MISS,
Jan I&fh. 1850.

Wa~a @aH A1R~s
DEAR EAGLE. Ia ny last com
munication, Hiss 1iolhe Cannon,
should have been Miss Maggie
Carmen assistant teacher ia De
Lay school, who is rapidly max.
ing a reputation in the p%rofes-
sion. We had an Interesting
Institute meeting at Poplar
Springs on 18th uit, under the
management Of Prof. q. &.
Hughes Such meetings we con
slider very profitable 20 teachers
and pupils, The teachers divid-
ing knowledge With each otrer,
aud pupils receiving thc benefit
thereof
We have had n few cases OF
malari1l fever complicated with
severe cold bnt under the skill
fnl treatment of Dr Grimes they
are an couvalesciug. ana here /
/ will say that We have q healthy
locality and as proof can point
20 the fact. that the above nam
Ell De. Grimes is doing the prae
ticc for an area OF more than
one hundred square miles. which
Is .densely populated by an hon
est, thrifty agd vel TODD popu.
lace, who are wei! supplied with
I churches, schools, mills, gins,
&c, hut we stand miserably il
need os better roads. Tan some
Of your subscribers tell Us how
We can have gOOd roads IN mr
next | may give you an idea OF
the business OF our community
and the proportion that Oxford
loses on account OF bad roads
AID other causes.
We Learn that NIr Fielder
Webster has bought property
in Oxford with the view OF i'm.
proving, but we think ne is too
much welded 10 his Pot.ocany
farm to ever fCTsake il. he nal
move his family temporarily e
educate his children but ia,
farm is Fieider's stronghold.
MORE ANON.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21
Obituary.

Departed this life In LaFay.
cite cOunty, Miss. Jan. 9th.
1859. Mrs. 81. VI. Bruce. at the
age OF 50 years, / month and %
days. Tie deceased. "A faithful
Christian, Is mouraed by many
friends and relatives. Living a
widow Tor many years she has
been faithful 20 every trust re.
pOhed in her By the Master and
GOw leaves the pain and heart
ache of thIs world for peace and
happiness above. May the Lord
comfort her son, her relatives
aud friends and help them to 50
live that when ali shall gather
arsnnd the great white throne.
they too may hear the glad n.
dings: well done, thou good
and faithful servant. enter thou
inte the Joys OF thy Father
n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21
LOTS IN OXFORD.

Peter Collins, W fr lot no l65 sasql
town s razge 3 Ia 39j
Ann Duke. Fl lot no 90 see q tow
5 range 3 t 45O
Ursey Ford, II lot no CO section q
town 5 ranges t230
Nose Harmon. fr lot no 60 sec 81
towns range , t2OO
Robt Isom. Fl lot no 81 section u
tosn 5 rance tI75
Mr. II Nicely. W hf 10. 10 So see
q toWnS ranges TIED
Jeaa Nicely. 10. no residence see q
oEn ; range tar IL %
Misses Iomhnzon, II lot no 500 sec
q toEn Z nn-s tx IA 40
L Mayes. s. feet OF south side =
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21

The latest from the recent
assassination in Conway county
Ark is that the assassins have
been spotted and if what the
Arkansas Gazette says is true,
Justice is q little slow in seiz
ing its yietim. TIE theory is
that those who stole the ballot
boxes were instrumental in the
killing of Clayton. Justice viii
eventually oyertake the perpe.
traitors of so foul crime and
doubtless the shadow of John
NJ. Claythn will ever be before
his eyes as listinct as it was the
night when the assassin erept
slowly up aud with deliberate
ain sent the soul oil his victim
TO its final account.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21

Colonel ! Z Norphis, of Pom.
i0tGe, * Congressman Tor tbis
District and ex.United States
Marshal tor the Northern Dis
trict of Mississippi. was in
Washington last week docking
after his fences The Colonel
las an eye ON his old niche IN
the Republican temple. audi Is
ready aud willing TO serve the
incoming administration as Mar
shall. DIR. Bynum. OF Rienzi. is
also looking in that direction.
ana has engaged lodgings il
Washington for occupancy
about the first OF March. Oar
fellow citizen, Captain James '.
Lee is also wiling, we under
stand, TO accept the Narshars
baton" and il in making 4 selec-
ton General Harrison shah fish
any one CT the three gentlemen
named out of the soup he will
have a capable officer and re
ward a consistent bench man.
Aberdeen Examiner.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21

dr. A K Hawkes., Atlanta. Ca
Gear Sir: You doubtless remember
me- Setaas n glass u you nearly Zee
seeks ago [ Rad t6sa given 20 an
hops Of ever being able to rzsd
ne tc-1e TceEs hCweFtr gati tie
Use . Jqgr glasses ny ys have besa
h~eHeEtssd. AID E. Zen.
eI-tiad 70 do q great d5ai O. rel5irg-
ise Hrs bsd done ii two years. a4i
moreossT l hare grset hopss II
sesy natsw years I csa
nottS2 ll5 recommend v1ar glass
my friends. Yours respectfully
J. {. callasav.
VITA Sioore, Marsh q o.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21


"a bill is now before Con
gress, providing that the Com
missioner OF Agriculture shall
send seeds direct to,the Agti
cultural Departments OF the sew
eral States, instead OF distribu
ting them as heretofore through
Senators aaG Representative
Ii Is needless to say that the bill
will fail, because the Congress
men viii not vote TO destroy
one of their best methods OF
The Congressman Who would
introduce such a bill surely did
not live il . seed district. He
must be n dude from the city.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21
r Peacaahla County.

At the last tazn of the Circuit
court in Jefferson couuty the
grand jury returned only two
true bills, cne for grand larceny
and one for assault and battery
with intent to kill. Can any
other county show such n rec
ord I
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21
EIg:Ti #ilGARkT st fBaT.

lave tss boaeAta rex ana COR
pet oitat = tools aad mate-flI al
an prepared t. do tue most dil ~
rep44Elng-sach rs fine chronograDas
e't'aonteEs, and English time piece
a pela.ty-Haviug been taught NJ
tFa4s isola childhood, AMI haviEy serv-
e1 ahcsr French, German and sviss
SosAnlea can safely say ti.at I IN a
hfsl~eiess workman II a-sls;sesi,a i
rot gwen, both in york and p-ie.s. po
Hy VIZ Dc taken. 7 earnestly re
quest q share Of your patronage
a. II ". LETT.
ever fesues & Yases. Oxford. z
Dee Is. SIN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21

Judge Rogers will hold Il
special term of the Circuit
court at Water Valley on the
18th of March, 10 try young liar.
ris, who il charged with the
murder Of Jim Jenkins at that
place last week. Harris had a
narrow escape of being lJuchsd
by a mob but vas at last allow.
ell 10 be carried back to Jail,
When the Sheriff ran lin off to
the Cofeeville jail.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21

lufs fs8 ard slG All lots 10 Is2 and
~ Il t0vr r--a3 Il -
DANe5o-s. fr lots 4aaG ) block
4 sec u town s rt-ge 3 p 20
Westley Stewart, fr let Eo IS sec
u town r.u-e 8 SS5
JIG LongslEett. e hf lot TO block
ID see Il tosn ; ranges tx > -
Said LANDS VIII bo sali f1r n5n-pay-
mcrt Of Taxes FOX ta3 fscal year 1858.
aa6 all costs.
=. {. MATTHEW'S,
Sheriff su1 IsEa sesc-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21

VIM. ROst, of Wanatah, Ind.
won sl5,o00 prize in the lot.
terry, and started with his family
to Germany, where he thought
he could better enjoy the prize
The whole party was lost on the
Steamship Merra.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21

A Ten year old girl in Ken
tucky has started ont to be a
preacher. She has o splendid
Voice, a good delivery. and is
said to preach an excellent seq
mon.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21

The tales of mortgages, debt
and ruin, that hang over so
maay farms Gevoted to special
crops, crops like Gotten, wheat
etc, ought to teach us not to put
all our eggs in one basket. The
RAN who comes nearest to pre-
duciEg all the n-eessaries of
LIE at home comes nearest TO
being Independent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21

TletestssIve in the word fr srts ssr
cruises, uicers- salt rheual- frrf ssr taf
caapp.d hands. cLliaasirs- Cpas a-t aft
a~rNffale. srG positively Frr ess fF d.
-av rearired. Itis ga arantcee q give rstee
sasf-sarti ol ~ money refunded Price i 80
tbx. Fe- sale ~ J. Ca1rfilr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21

James q. Blaine Is ia favor of
having the United States pur.
chase the island OF Cuba. The
scheme viii meet with much
opposition There are those
who for unsanitary business aud
speculative purpose do not wish
to keep the yellow fever out of
Florida. and there are others
WHO viii never BE satisfied if
they cannot smoke imported
Havana cigars. they do not
kno. a good cigar when they
see ons; but the word imported
catches them and Soothes them
Ike Louisiana cotton seed oil
sent TO Itaiy aud imported
back as the olive article.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21

JOHN NanamaSeF's life is in
s1red for a round million of dol.
lars, which q statisiieian CON
pu'es is at the rate Of 1880 for
every pound q his nesh.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21

White Caps, vigilants and 9th
or self constituted regulators
OF morals" stand far more in
seea Of such regulation than
il'ase TO whose needs they pro
pcse to Observation-Disclosures
American.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21

The S0ath IS far superior to
tae North; its climate \ better.
its land more fertile, and that
the only thiag that keeps the
south backward in Is prosper.
ny As the lack OF manufactories.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21

The Sseriff OF birmingham.
who ordered the shooting in
that city, on the night Of De.
cembeF 8. lsSS, to protect the
life OF 4 prisoner in his keeping.
IS net TO be prosecuted The
Grand Jury after a long and Ia
borious investigation refused to
IN let.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21

The Avalanche's advice 10 the
Brcokhaven Leader will not be
Needed. 1t will continue TO far
pish srist to the Northern out.
rage mill, and the Appeal will
aid 1t by reproducing its effu.
sions-Corinth Democrat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21

The better plan for the Demo
cratic Journals, il seems tn Us,
wGuid be To wait until 10 Presi
dent has chosen his cabinet and
announced his policy. Then his
administration should be an
proved ii wise and condemned
II herwise.-Avalaneh
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21

BY virtue of the power yes.
ted IN me as Sheriff and Tax
Collector of lafayette county,
Miss, viii on TIE First Non
day in March 1859, being the
4:h Dap & March, 1890
proceed 20 sell, within legal
hours, in front of the Court
House door, in Oxford, Miss
to the highest bidder, fer cash,
the following described lands,
living ard being in county and
State above named, tO-wit
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21

4 Houston. lots no l, ., AZ
sec Is [ 70 tax 10 so
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-21
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