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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-19

II the wk0Ie eeanfsy. Hsrzce - w3a heTs
laAf fan he has rAveied sver TIE enEsFe
coGnsry wszt 81 - Fanl svokinE The
heArsEest laughter frvTn the oily ard PRO
yoking au3SEls ssaSlns sran those vic
.nevex ssnIls
TIE esfn rmrsv has haen exceedingly pres
p&roas. drarsrsr crowded houses wherever
shey appe4rc4. The pAay hAs already 1naae
! fortune for 9seor~e Peek. tie asithor.
ard Il II sfiIs eosssinues il fnv0rs I'll Prus-
4lsy make hsm aaofher
j. 4 Williams, The Bad Boy. 4 the
originator 81 tie character and = as perfect
8 gentleman - oae could wish - mesk
All tbs fasmbers o. The company are
IsFsf-class artists ia their different haes
The sTeriaitses besag res and spzrkiEng
Mith vii and originality.
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S1@t AAs Nht7seSE AkEAkfs
Purchase your tickets arc reserve your sleep
ing car accommodations &C No us Saco1a
atFeeL Boston H8ohk.
Donst forget to try the IS cent luncheon or -
lun heons for 81. ~ the Maison Etssee restaurant
ccrnes Front and Union. from = 70 .
old papers = cents q hEnise.
* iasEe aansxk towelA- Gaester cleary.
aAc, splendid corset Chester Clesry.
old paperS s. Genus bundle.
The l@E1ess stock OF bats - select frem as
Charles tfoldssetns, the hAtfes.
Var Dyeke laceS Chester Cieary.
Chasaes eseldstssn IA ageat for Kncx hsss
Sc gents silk handkerchief Chester tsleaxy.
Soc plnshes Chester CIears.
Old napeFs 3 eensS hundle.
The crowd drfnks IL They rcm4 in sEnrsa8
Ra6 douAles 10 drink Il They hiring their
friends ~ dTlak sE ETagy bodF drinks whipped
cream @oia wafes. stewart ! Ealnass Drag Coaa-
T@ny. eecoaG end Cherry.
Dr. 4 6. soAne0a, IN connection with gen
era rFeetac<s gSves particular Asteafiaa 70 all
e0Eofge. aeFxeas ard special eases. inckaatEex
eysnrpsas- ayex complaint ssecuens CT sh6
kidn<yt. hraSs and lungs. and 81 h3end dis
easEs We h&se special facilities Ter treating
gentle Urinary diseases. reeEal diseases kad al
taTsas 81 female diseases. 0ksre. rom IL.
Iosnasai block. e0~nsf -ecnud and CcsuEasA
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-sroRE eEowpKp. poon LocK Ep.~

STORE CROWDED; DOOR LOCK ED"
The rlaeard which Clothing Firm
Was Obliged 80 rut TIP.
The merchants II Seattle are receiving
some very valuable lessons in the best
methods sf advertising from the usw cloth.
Ing firm Of Hyanis, pausen 4 Co., on Co.
gusahsa and 'FRONT.' streets. such energetic
and at the same time such consistent and
heaess advertising is something new In Se-
attic. The remarkable success Of this firm
shows what can be done in ten days by
square dealing honest prices above all, and
letting the people know OF the bargains IN
store Tor thena.
Al incident happened II their store sat
uFSlay evening last which illustrates the re.
uarkaE,la success of the firm. The pro.
pEiesars bad advertised special sale Of ties
at Is cents each. A reporter ut the PosTt
IxrgGHfexSrEA joined thscrowd. and foas1d
himself in front Of the store, surrounded hy
hig ism trying 20 ges ia. Saadealy the
manager. Mr.. Hidea. hurst through the
crowd, out Of breath and rerspirsng
r8pioasiy from active sxurrise He held IN
his hand = large placard. labeled store
Crawaes. Door Locked. with much
ssifg5caIsv BE succeeded sn getting the door
closed aud the pgaesrd in place. Three
tivees that evening hs was oaligea TO shut
ne door 70 keep the jam CT people oat
"Dsd NC have ties enough - he said IN
answer 10 an inquiry, afterwara, Wei,
should say not. Our 30 3ozea, which We
thonehi would be- sufficient, wers gone
long aetore the erowd was and we Actu-
ais bad 10 gsEe 81 tiss before We got
through in order 10 keep oar Word.
=. = ~
made Il RUE 30 advertise we'll. ard never
20 elAiaa anything unless we can Go ii. Il
II cnsy BY such dealing that NC have
reached tie proud position o. the largest
elosAing dealers in tsse woFld which We
-. RssAs4
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Nearly Fire

4 tent On Front streei between UniyeF-
sity ard Enion streets. occupied - tie
Seattle soap factory vas h1own oseF cor
Eerwise By the gale Sunday. In the senr
vas a red-hot stove. Which was uFses. and
would soon hare made hsaxs bit for The
pronaps seton aE Captain Huns and Firs-
ulan Kelly. * the ire department Ihsy
rushed in through the thick smoke ard
put out the Ere in the stove. The tenf was
not damaged otherwise &hAn by being
blown OVER.
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Members 81 EmH.a Abbosrs cempans.

Members 81 Emuaa Abbott's Company
Mr.. and Mrs. George a. Szsith. Vi Min
neapolis. are among che recent arrivals wss
come here 60 make Seattle their home.
They viii prove 3 DECIDED acquisition 20
the innaieal talent Of Seattle rs they Nere
both members Of the Esnnla Abbott Opera
troupe, Dir. SAITH having aeen with the
company for six years ~ n1deF-study to
William Br0derick Mr.. Smith intends
opening . Manufacturers and Wholesalers
Exchange.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-19

john =. Wallingiord and Arabelaa Wall
ingfori filed yesterday ut the county
auditors otIice plat Of Wallingfords FaEk
division Greea Lake addition 70 Seattle.
situated in the northwest quarter Of the
southeast quagEs9 oil section 5, township p
north range east. The streets are High.
Front, Maple, Nellie, Weed. Era, Ravenna,
Elizabeth, Park. First. Second and Third !;
Park aYenus. Arabella and Emma Place.
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a. Aasnleinu. 80.

NJ 1sreene ". Se1sss a2ss4 asssesa aAFSe
nn ss.haF Il Ms sFsesssas IS TIE PaAsnz2n res-
tauYAns % tsroFt street. near Intverssfy -
Aaaer III It's ep1nssw The heautssas dining
sAssars werN saruma apea Is ;
esssesk axsa until sAsy esose3 a.
szse A2ar trends q the genla2
hssst ntsta seFtnx iase LIE hundreds vera
treated se as Hospitality, sAoNn IA . SD
ssAnsaA xsamsSr. Tbs a&aassss wzs I'M
Assuessssss 49, Esass eagapsete ever given ~
tAe easTs ssYeF9tA4aS ass fseefATSG %
zssse ahs2 aea4z do esVss.s "a the hsst
FFxnSA eh&k The Ernest wsaeS. as4NszFS-
rosa ssarNs sn@ UAAfsrease 80 ezass pass7as
assss vera esssA. fsawe4 IKE sister, ana fAe
seevses wss AAsasasrsy psEteeA IL t@e
saesaz@ al tsse fss4iman wss aranS ssA;sss-
lne Al the ena es tes kanaakt-
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slsrrINa RArtRoApERs.
They View sAe city with an Eve Go
Future Connections.

They View sAe city With an Eye 60
FaSHre Connections.
Is. III. Pratt. Asssz&asts general sBpexsn-
teaAens, ard 6 r SnsaFr. general sgsishs
aeunt as tbs seasAsrn Paeasse general SIS.
terra 81 railroads. q Ssa FFanclseo. and e.
+. goEsss. assistant general passenger
agent al TIE S8atAeyn FAs;Ss lines in Ore.
goa. At Portland. &rrive<t ia seattle sga-
aay ngghs IN the sYeea&i car Francisco
They wera escorted arenAa tAe eSsv yss-
segslAy morning ~ Maaager Z a. NAisza.
Of the raess saaud Sssore Toaa owans sa
tAa fog taey weze nEssAe co see IS nacA az
TIE town As they woasd have liked The
tssp wss nSs altogetsasF enc 81 pleasure. Al
il : understood thAs their gasss w&s 80 So
Seattle ~ q FsANay osnteE. in ySmw az
ggsgse pSsss5hse rasiresa cgnnsstans4
Tsse party Iest here t. tAssr special ar
vssser Sazs IS IS A. a.. - rwtasn u sarl
Nssssss esas
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A3G1asaass CoSnn&Hg to Ne Here A gain
TA8M ~ eras
Tbs sheStsr-g9sas Tae@ie 81 seattle wsa
have SnoftssT ehanzs & se@ ta&s taxasess es
az asArsh- Fgovnssne rzNxss fseSk's naa
RsS. gASs seek AskEnzsa's Esanaexsy
cenapAav. @hfes presented 4 Axre sAnxsss
Aesu3a sna ssgs Sfth won&erfni xgccpsx. msa
- a Tara HaA theAssE next Fss8&y AID
Sssarssak Sights.
TAss AafseEAsxeEss yeanEssE~ las ~aTke4
nlnsseE S. bis ysaaks 50 as pa ard tie
groeevy mAn s2se xhe heA-tS q tase pzosse
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HoTEL ARRIVALS.
THx HAfsfxR

y Nnznnn. MiHEeaplS & smith, Chicago
W Hayward, san Fran : II Gale. Chicago
I 81 Cain n D. Chicago II lewis. san Fran
g Wassoa, Cedar Rpis & II CLARK, sam Fran
" Eeynolas Tacoma Miss Cahiuwetle Tacoma
Miss Jones Tacoma CB Gaze. New York
r Oliver, S. Paul DEuthberf Portland
THE sS0QuAIMtE.
L Parker Raging River W syna, Philadelphia
y h Taft. Omaha Oval Pirkey Deer Ledge
Frank tsTaa, Portland Matthews. sucqaalmie
Eeagiessooi 4 I'm K Burrs 4 wife Chicago
r Palmer Tscema WI RIaekweli.Lk Wash.
II Walters, 4 Tacoma 6Eifin. Portland
Fred Palmer. ChehaliS s Edahl, Ssanwpod
W Nfrks Slauwood Miller a VT New York
MrA II Rnttaer a farnfsx n1assnn
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"a r..s,..se : r. - p. Iasswe.

Colonel H. A. Bigelow. Of Uniform Rank.
knights OF Pyshsas. goes 10 Victoria today
70 institute q new lodge Of Knights of
Pythias at that place lie will be accom-
panied and assisted b members Of Seattle
Division. No. J. Members OF Fort Towns
end DIVISION. No. ;. viii join the party,
and ali will return tomorrow.
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A E,eesrle halfway ssuslder.

FIJI osgood. who has returned from
Portland. where he has . contract % put in
an electric street railway, and who has
contracted TO build one for Victoria, yes
terslay closed contract 10 put in ga eiec-
trio railway for Vancouver. b. G. Work on
the latter line will be begEn IN q short time.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-19

degwear. wool, mersao silk. cottoa Saxosy
Hale. ETC.: q grand assortment 70 select frosa
Chester Cleary.
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A BIG PURCHASE

sc. 9 lot Of flne embroidered sheer lawn hand
kerchiefs, plain white and feney cOlors. che&tes
Eleary
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sAIF on LANES. esIa1THs

0f towels. napkins. table linens. lace curtains
3usg iBs special values erester GieAry.
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- a. HASnrrRl.HTFr.

We closed cat Al agents entire stock o. dne
blankets, eoTsforteEs and spreads, special
yalass. Chester EieAry.
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,iREAT gAIF OF pLAyYrrs

A CARGO OF FfaASSEI.s
last IN. Chester cleary.
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A iine o. a0.ineh atwood ladies' cloths sc
yard Chester cleavy.
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Ia raksng fhis ansl announcement regarasns
Renton Addition we take pas6onasls pride in
presenting tae following eofapissn list oil pufs
chaseTs which fully veriaes fne assertion zaase
b. Us wien Reuters Addition wax hrss riared
on the market. THAT Il would be the cha.cess
residenca sIstrses IN she city:
Hos. II q. Strive. 90
hos. G. II. BAsFoRD, chief Justice of wash-
ingfon territory. 20
Nh LKIsH : J. HrSr. proprietor Of the Posr-
ISrEILzGzycER O.
Mr.. wuxIAM T. RAFLgv, proprietor Of the
Evening Press IA
Nh MAURICE NcMIcxgx gr
TN REED, IN, register Of the United States
land caice q
Nh W. 8. FonaEsT. county andisor %
Aa E. ". d HeIsKoag. general manager of
the Seattle. Lake shore 4 Eastern RAtlreed Coua-
paay. ca
Prosecuting Attorney Nsw1xx. tu
DE-. Il. l. SMITH. CO
Ex.Prosecxting Attornsy RosArD gn
Hox. FxxDxEic JAMEs GRArT. ~
Tn. 6 R. FRAzIER. edlwrin-chief o. The
Evening Press ca
Nh JoHs A. sIE1cHER. eiiior-in-eAlef
Frank Iesiie's Illustrated Newspaper. fll
MR- EDaAn B. PIrsa. city editor of tie Posr-
Is1E1IEaKxcEM 90
Nm 1snoME CAT11x. fa
Ktxs carxTY INvEsrMsSr ComRAxY %
MRw L Ellis. recently Of the View York
stock RxchangA 60
Mr.. Is1Dox IArouE. o. Iateur ca co
Ma ". 4. JgSsFSaS u
mrs AssELIcA A. cARy. 80
Mss NJ LouIsx RuRss, Of hsnneapolis. I'D
Ne. j A. PAng. of Dexter Horton s Co.'S
oAnk. il1
Ma. J. L SCHULTZ. Of Dexter Eortoa Co.'S
hank. lIl
Mn. v. Q. CAKE. o. 6. Z. HITLER 4 Cos
hank. IA
MR HAR0Lp EYAss. 81
Nh N. d. BYEsz "a
Mr.. cHAKEEs FlxFc1R. ID
Mas e L nEARnogs. fn
Mm J. MKrzLKa. ID
mfss TnA A sqsaxssTKaD. GO
Mrs ASA MAY avSsKIs. ca
Mss r.. II. P1rmsKR- ul
Mg. R0sEar ARERSg4HY- "a
Ma pAxlEL wARNKA ID
! BIZ. C1AExscn A. He1AgS ca
CAFrAas j. A. HATFggsp 10
Ma. ]. BURroS FasEAy. 80
Ma. gAAEs 6. SMART. 10
Ms. 5owx TaxosY. al whltmaa coaaty Il
NAH II. EKxSKTT. %
MR II. A. Fggn9Efeg- I'D
Ma H. r. HoWARD. GO
Ms AnBGg VI ssrrR. 10
Ma II. A. HAugE ~
Ma GKagaE K Rrn1soss -
Mas. D. Z Mvlx4sAs. al
Ms JANIS HzAGa. -
Ms. r NJ CnAwroan ~
Ma e. G. HusTEEr. %
Ma yosx A. wkRK "a
pK C. s NxRRtsI- 81
wRx " r AfEKs. ~
Ma FKAxx e MAZE. 90
Maxs l. j. u,FAEas1x- 10
Mns. cAxaaxx HAxEn sr1sxSS ID
Ma A sHAxFg. fIi
wss. Esxs&ExKn J. CaAwFoKn. III
Ne q Fl. RsgExrs- ~
Mx 5ossx EAranTax. &C
MKsxEs isaac alsd y. RsxsEAx. 90
MsS. MAxxaA uzaAsK 13
Mss ia cAExKa. %
MAJ b. c. LcckwoeD. a
META. E4a&ET=. sN
uE tAwKs q. Gx1ltEs IS
De- psva0 r. Euwxax 81
Mr.. tsseaeE HAgTIa ~
~ g. F6AK a.
M AEsxANnxH DrxcAs. 10
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EEw CLoAKs ARRIVED.
JExt la. Chester Clear.
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. sss - Ne ssaeak sAsn -
- 3 $50 asA IS ssefs 1874. 81 FAk
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So a ssl ~ ae4 ~ ssse.
= g - aess 81 a=gs. a4ssssS ssss-e {
- M sNa Sis = an naes aseess
= - - ~ ~ gsHy - AFsssMszS
- eg gs3Asassx sssseek. shg@
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

H vTll - nominated b. ;La
convention 2u4 all Dc elects! Is
the people, tccause lie zill come
ste uearettt % SLING their I.lsal a.
a clief nag state. Electric BIZ.
tiers las been aiyeu the Ligls,
place because M other med e.ne
has so well hlled the ideal e a Per
feet touis aBl Alternative. Tue reo
PIE have in darsesi Electric Bitsers
and rslv upon this great reuels
lrvll troubles OF liver, stomach
and kI1reys. For all mA'1ral fe-
leTs AMI d~.sc.srs alssi ~ mlIa-
AL r'tsrs Eieetuc Bilters eau
not te tao hi-Lly recon rueu3 /.
Also cures hvslacee AMI eonssira-
ton Satisfaction ruarauteed. or
m,uey refunded. Pr.ee SOC and
|, ~ J 7 Chamber.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01
Eeiu1;nz the Su-p,Ez-

The disposition Of the surplus
in the U S treasury engages the
attention Of orr statesmen but a
more vital question has u atten-
ton and that Is the reduction Of
the surplus cOHsumptives- Since
the discovery and Introduction OF
DR. Kings New Discovery for con
sumption, there has been 4 marx
ed decrease IN the mortality from
this dreaded disease, and II IS pos
sible 20 still further reduce the
number Of ccnsumptiEes. How [:
BIZ keeping constantly AZ hand /
a bottle OF DIR Kings New DiseoE-
err and using according to diree-
tI0ns upon the appearances CT the
appearance of tie frs. symptoms,
such 4 5 I cough, : cold, 4 sore
throat,a chest or side PAIN TAKEN
thus earlT ! cure Is guaranteed.
Trial bottle free ~ J I Chambers
drug store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

We wonder shat mortal eF.ase
Chancellor FL Nayes, Il the Uni
EersIfy Of Mississippi, could have
given the Jackson Cariiu Ledger
that they should matil2te him So
Ia a picture N their rs; issue. II
: aaou. e~4lis1lant to IN asssssi
ration. a2d il N-. Aayes don't
"kuoek the stUIa" emf e our en-
PHient friend, BE- Is uet the cri.tv
nan We thiak be is-GreuaI
Sentinel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

We aIl attention % The uanY yeas ne
have @sysi the public TO the best q
my ability e. the Undertaking line. We
uo~ have on hand . suIi line Of
Metallic Casgs. Rosewood Gases
and Walnut Cases
Casksts. Cloth Covered Czskets.
Child-ens Gloss White Gases and Cas-
kets and = cheaper line Of colnz
Cooling boards aud stools for the 1eid.
Emtalming fluid and Robes-
Mr.. William WaiAas WIA attend %
the business All funerals attended
= tn pro1ptaess AMI care FhanksteE
past rav0rs Nc respectfully sullclr t1e
patronage oE t0Gu md county We@I
sell Is chap As any EI41 n TIE ea1--y
Respectfully
HOWELL ( WALLACE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

After Sept * ADafv
viii 20 further than il eve.
went before. There will u
lpecuIiaI ring TO it that day.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01
FEE e! LIE l..;.,ia is:zf ::
Benz PRICE,
----- ---~s
w.-- $3.50

EepreseatlrE tae LIfsrue. ara Lenaaa and
0AEe Insurance. Ceura Hrrre Insurance
Cs.HrauY. y. Y FaasHlx LnsurEaee G gEa-
nv-af Aarffart PheaEE fHElrErrr C~eEHNnE.
q h1ua ksyu- egrssH taslE1Hce taEE EnFs q
LgFaHfo. ard a number r. ssruuG Foreign IRE
tm*WK1Ege EauVlufaF. together WHEh Eaa A1E4-
q 81 and mass rrfFafla Lese H1sr r4rft EaEpArV
tn the waFtt-The EustabH Assurance Cput-
pany. ofE- r.. a11-EreFaf-I 60 glNs reliable
Indemnity A. EWFEr fAsss Ehefr e9uhUet
. a19ts Is HsEe El1a EtHtH EaNuFs = collars
kaG tAsx are tn Nsl veil E-4uu to Hsad an
HFeGtAA eahag- n F EenWEA14tHa W#Es k@a
Since sElshhsheG - sae ns4s Ee.aaie ta4E p
Ance eHrBgrUttn-s IN 4ats cag1s-y whfte their
eglttlhAa a1iH stmenF Eat prQmpt eaeh pay
ulen& o. every honest Mss s1statnst. M. sse4r
red ar thsu tEa EeEttGE business Wherever
represented. T1Hr rlsroaa-e - selected
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

wednesday afternoon last Mss
Anuie Nckie gave Tea, and II
The evening a reception in honor 4
her guests. Misses Daisy and Jsa-
"a, Nchie, of Oxford. EEcell.at
refreshments were Sawed, aud the
younZ people indulsei IN dlnciBs
20 their hearts coRtsat. II VAS :
pleasant scctsioa OF all.-H0uY
S2riugs South.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

No services in the " atholit
CT uFch HeHt SUNDAY. an hands
will lie Al the clmpmeetins. Sun
JAY beginsthe week If prayer and
se.f-teaial. let Us remember IL
and act accordingly. Rcv. jos
Jozes sail Be on haaI with bis
famous singer and great times Il
Joy and glaluess are IN auticlra.
tIon.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

4 telegram TO Chafesrv clerk
Il w Miller, from Arcadia. La.
announcing tls death Of hls msta
eT. Mrs L ( Miller. Ms. Miller
Nas lormery I citizen of LaF.g-
cite elEatg, and vas wsll anl IA
Eorabll known 20 large number
Of our Calhoun reoPIe-Puts5src
Blnuer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

The u1iersS uel will held At
Oxford On FTiily tie oh dly Of
August. IS59, Al examination OF
ap, Iic4u,s for admission to the |
Is G. also Of applicants for adj
mission to the 4 & II College.
Yoaas ladies' and gentlemen de-
string to be admitted IN the above
Institutions viii plet e be on hand
for examination on the DAY named
pursuant 70 the provisions of See
ton >, chapter 50. Acts Of the leg
stature Il lSSS.
F01r appointments viii be made
By the board OF Supervisors 10
each q these schools, the appoint.
ses to be selected from the num-
Der who pass these examination.
on the dsy named.
The couaty School Board vi
meet IN the court house at Oxford
on Monday tie 5ih day Of August
for the purpose Of establishing the
schools os the county for the seho
lAstie wear OF 1889 aud 1880
1t IS especially desired that a
patrons Of schools wishing 10 mas'
changes IL the location Of theii
| school districts sill be on Lau,
and p-eeat tEi-r eLses 70 n
/ Board in person. THIS Is the oul.
say by which exact justice ell b
done TO all.
Phil 4. Rush,
Superintendent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

III. WmA West has been with
his Oxford friends during tie past
week aud se uadsr.tanl that i Is
lsgob 4bl- he will sOJn become a
citizen OF our Town again.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

Remember the e4mPmeeting
hegias at the Oxford camp ground
next Saturday. Rev. Jse Jones
viii Be aud a larger atten-
denee IS expected this year than
usutl.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

Don't fail 10 visit BuTaloes
elegant Fountain when F0u come
to town and try his Ice Cold
DRINKS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

|
On ae.1u1. % the serious iIlaess
of his mother. Dr.. A II Weston.
who isa candidate for County Sa-
pera.eE4eai. has not been able t.
make I canvass 4 the c1uutv.
We mention this fact in j~as.lc. -
lIC, that toe voters q the county
maT uRdsrst1ud The cause 4 hi.
absence aud ,msmbsr MS c.-ims
1t the Primary.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

Hon.. 5 IcNeeIy, eiisor d the
GreeavIlls inns, spent ! few
days this week EIth his family
wh1 are s~unu.ering n Oxford.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

Rsv.A Petite, Ct keItaeky.
viii preach 4. tie B4ptis; church
a Oxford, q Shady August lith
3. la m. 60 aud hear hin.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

Iwal address uy f-.llw-e.ti-
Gems q L1Flyetts cu-iy attLe
] llNInr I'm u. LII 10. -. =.

Al TIE c1alilltes are cordially
invsted % mett me and l,t tae
dear e7gl know ubat they are
M for, and whlt tLev are opposed
90. Respectfully,
g +. SCOTT.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

We hid a wind laI rain storm
list Sunday eEeniug but NJ: as Sc
vere as was erPsctel from the
threatening cloud which appeared
Il sEa northwest
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

Ms. &c H4-tins~, of Holt
3lrings. Is visiting aer brother,
III. G " 5lfLJe, OF University
s.seet.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

Mrs. Llla Howard Spiyev, Of
Dallas c1aaty, Texas, VAS the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. 4 II Yves
ton, a fsu days tins week, accom-
panied by her four Interesting
ehsIlreu.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

We return thanks to Messrs
sferss & Indie for the most
Je.Iei5Cs water melon Of the sea-
sJl.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

We learn tina, Caas sicKinae7
wIs accidentally killed last Satur-
dag, near the G4Htxell bridge IL
tAts county, whde on 4 squirrel
Lls.t.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

ar. Poster exPests so9l ID leave
Is for OxfJrl, which place he viii
make bis faLgie hj1e-Platot0c
CIR Av1ancac.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

Oxfsrd need twenty-five new res
Idsnces.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

Read the registration notice in
another column.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

A worthy old lady offers the
fAl0Eing advice to girls: When
the right fellow pops the question
don't blush and stare AZ your feet
out Ist thros your asas sround
ais aeek, box hlm fell in the face,
AMI e1m neRes talking about a w
SSind0lPs 6ae furniture.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

prcf II y Robertson, 90 C4ieu
Female c. lsr, II 0xssgl As o.
34tesvslIs las. Friday tyenwz
Jte interest e lis coll-gs, wairh
Is enc # the itaIire m.titltiou
for the educitiou ST girls II the
state. Prof. Robertson > AZ the
head Of one Of tn most Trogres
sIve institutions q this section.
where le4rnisg IS laugh. n the 81
Eozs branches II a manner that
marks each IS 3 s~PeJ4l.y. Its al
mir.hle locltior. Ell lent corps #
teachers aul thorough metaed-
the UaioH EemlIs College IS one
Enrtly y1ar Bates
vile P~An9lIan.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

CJL " " Gates, % JIckssn,
Tenn, - visiting his son, Mr.. j C
Gates, Of or county.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

H0a- L @ O Lamar, reached
Oxford last week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-01

Prof. &C Hughes. OF Poplar
Springs vas IN the city last Sltur-
DAY.