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Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

L. another e1lAmn 40 r.f.f q.
the imp c7emchts Id oar t8a
Among those We hare uafed aa9
ueariag completion we raar mem.
ton the spleadid aad elegant nan
SION of Caps A z Owens IsEn
large and beautiful residences ana
i probably enc 80 the hand.stnf =
in The State. Il w.ll aeon t.
ready for occupancy.
DR.. Collins WI sooa be ready
p move ntJ Ais new home oa H.
CD krenner lot, east of th. square
l. ~ a roomy. tvo stoty stsastur-.
aud presents bau4 a0ne ARR. Is.
auea.
SIR. w T Sernsr has novel It's
Als new house 0u South sr...
Iuis IS e crslitable strassur. and
makes quite an aIliiua To- tllt
part Of town and adds mas. to
the street GU which b. IS a,at.d.
Iac Biak Of O&farl has conn
menecl and will dlv com alsted n
= few days m41u e ut vlalt os
soii'l masonry os brick. non aad
steel, iu rs b4ak LuelIiuk On me-
South side of tie qaars. Tha
vauit is lined WITH steel ana
th9reu BY dre ami burglar proof
a"d eQat. to tuy city bauk.
We note that tae now Luilli.a
ii des-r' Havsy Fdknsr /,
nearly rsa3y fof ocsupancv. Tins
ts an ornament 60 tbe sqrare aa4
a credit tl tha warAmeu.
The new ware house for starar.
purposes IS Peogressing rapidly. r.
gdl be 60 nmodious aud auale fsf
v h.ch it i8 built. Cotton caa De-
taken care of in this 1are house
Pa a rlv never before ia Oxford
eusl Wi be l5era3y ratreaixeI
Fhs warehouse "a a credit 80 those
who got It up.
IS our people VII, pull togr, her
ve vii yet have a splendid tovn.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31
7aP PalnE eA1 LNP.

rte Kansas city. Memphis G Eirm
.ngham railroad IS many miles the
shortest and hy far .hc best egsirpsd
passenger line between points in the
east and southeast. anl Memphis and
all points in Ark4na4F. Tfzas agl -
west and north hwe5f. The paassH r.
train equipment Of this Ere Is II tae
most modern goustruefIsn lnd provided
With every device neea lfy % the e9m
fogt aud sfety of Tl lsu-era. Fl. CANT
reclining chair ears seats tree1 ate run
on all day trains between Memphis anB
Birmingham. Everything uew AMI
frs sclasu and no effort isspared by tine
infringement % meet toe requirements
of the travelling public. Through tick
etsvia this line are on slie a. all
through ticket Offices. For barge map
aad time table folder giving tail iuf7r~
nation a. - through ears. connections
et,.. address,. it p ELLIS.
Gcn1 Agt, 81 Madison -, Memphis
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

" . Suit, druggist, Biprus, Ind
testifies I ear recommend Elee-
tric Bittefs as The very best rene
day. Every bottle sold has gwen
relief IN every ease. Abraham
Hare, druggist. BellFilie, Ohio,
afirms: The best sellin-, medi-
cine | have ever handled in my 20
years experience Is Electric Bit
ters. Thousands of o.he S have
added their testimony, so that the
vesdiet Is unanimous that E.eetric
Bitters do cure AL diseases of the
liver, kidney or blood. Only a
half dollar a bottle at j L CHAM
dler's drug store.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

A good auiisnee witnessed the
nrst appearance of Miss Nellie
Walters in this city at the Grand
list night. "Criss-Crossv a lively
comedy by Gus j Heege, was the
play presented. The audience
seemed delighted throughout and
was noticeablY .trative,
Miss Walters two or three times
being called before the curtain.
Nellie Walters is really Il bright
little sonbratte, and in the part
proper of Tlossie Weaver, as well
as IN the guise of tie German pref
Eel girl and Bobby Bantam, the
Jockey, showed considerable versa
tliity and initiative power. Eric
Folloek, as Hannibal Hurrah,
loquacious circus manager show
ed himself a good comedian, and
other members Of the east acquit
led themselves weIl.-Nashyilla
Banner.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31
FALL STYLES !

MIss ELLA MCGUIRE, has just
returned from St. Louis, where she
has been for some time selectlnS
with especial care the latest STYLES
in Hats, Bounets, Plumes, Rlo-
bcns, Flowers and ali the latest
novelties in for the ladies'. These
goods are now open for inspection
and you are cordially invited 10
call and examine her elegant.
stock. Every thing new and love-
lv. % stairs over the book store.
Oxford. Oct, Is, 1859.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

HeTiett's lodge,
Oct. -, 1889.
Gen. 4 81 West, Of Holly
Spring., WIS with Us at EIewlett's
ard delivered an able address, tax
ing for his theme. The Platter ~
aad Principles Of the Farmers
Alliance. lis exposition Of the
principles were thorough and II
understood would spen up = ield
Of usefulness 70 every Alliance
uian.
lie then took up the eo7ssitu-
tiou of the Flrmera Alliance,
which though brief, he prouounc
ed It one Of the erandstt prsaue
sl0ns Of the mind Of mlu. Gen
West bus always thrown himself
with the producer and his master
ly Efforts and bold stands taken
by slm has lighted the burden of
Thousands who till the soil. He
was always q noble gehtlemar and
nov that his head IL silyered over
be Is vet the grand Old man who
il willing 20 stand IL the trout
ranks OF tie oppressed farmer,
fght bis battles and lead hia o.
victory and thu P secession of what
ri2htfu.iy belongs % lim.
The foregoing vas igdossed "
every member ef the County Al
lance present. AID directed e. b.
published IN ths OEssrl p~Tsrs-
" & NeLl, Sec.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

A SPECIAL from Water Valley to
the Pieayone, on the 2jth, says :
Capt. William a5llnd one of the
Oldest and most respected citizens
# LaFaYette county, in fact one OF
the pioneers Of this section, died
at hi, homa yesterday aud was bu-
ried to-day.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

Plantation Chill and Fever cure
is the only chill preparation pre-
scribed by ply sieians. j I Chan
der, agent.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

House aud lot on q South
street also go acres Il Land, on
Cypress Greek, IL miles east Of
Oxford. Apply to
Mrs. B c FEE.
Sept zs. 1889.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

We would not urge an article
without merit. We urge and guar
antee Plantation Chill cme. j I
Chandler, agent.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

eco l.E rent hiees in hats and
boHaels last re 2siy-d 10 tie milli-
merry department. Of
J L Pegues & Co.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

Go to JE Pegues & Co, for
your towels, napkins, table dam
as K, handkerchlefs, scaTfs, hosiery.
and every thing yeu may need 10
fancy dry goods aal notions.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

Chanerrv Ci~tk jahn r Brown,
af.aadai Circail cQsrl at Water
vs,lav this week.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

When you buug country pro
duee 20 town see j w Morrow be.
fore YOU sell.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

Mr1. q d Able, Of Water Valley
.neat a few days in the city dur
lag the rlst week.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

Hrs. Slas Owens and family
reached Oxford last Saturday
Z ON North Carolina.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31
FoR SAIL

On easy terms. q Farm q 30 acres.
near Oxiord. The had 5 81 rausual
fertility and admiral. ae.lf ftel 70
stock raising. ATp.T fItlm ~ tays
10 CfTk~. 3. HUWRY.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

Nr-. Lon Anderson. Of Able
rille, il visiting her father, Dr. +
u Collins, in orr clty.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

Nev line ef Saawls, Walkiag
Jackets. Jerseys, Cloaks and Net
goods, at j + Jackson's.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

Sav. boyP, suppose we 20 %
Bnffale aad 'ry his Home-Madr
elndIes. They sds Il is due.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

The fourth quarterly meeting
Of the county Alliance held at r
G Hewlets Lodge, Oct %, and "a
adjourned to meet in tn. court
h1uie IN Oxford the 18th day Of
November, at 10 O'clock.
AL subordinate Alliances who
are in arrears for the 81 and 4th
quarters. must be in Attendance
on that day to make final settle
ments for present year, as the eoun
ty secretary IS bound to make his
semtannuil report by the fl 81 day
of Februarv 1890.
Tas secretary Of each Farmers
Alliance is referred to Article Ill
section !, Of Farmers Alliance
constitution. By order of county
Alliances.
" c. Neil, Ses.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

We are glad 70 state tia. Miss
Garna Beanland IS recovering frosa
a speu Of typhoid fever.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

Johnsons & Munde.ls gulran-
tsed Ladies aud Chlllrens SGoes
a specially, at
JF Jackson.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

tn, loeal dramatic talent q OK
ford, under the direction Of Mrs.
John w I FaIkucr, rendered q
Eaoeh Eden to large and ap-
preciativs audiencs q few nights
ago. The entertainment was a
fteraiy and financial success.
Ripley Sentinel.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

FOR SALE OR RENT-A large
frame store house with cotton plat
form at the rear. Apply 10
Mrs. 4 HeuwOod.
Oct l6, 1859
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

The deput,ss appointed wdi
meet wi;h your ss the follow vin,
times and places. Memh rs wll.
please atierd.
~ y = a
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

Fine dress goods and trimmings
% mach, al
JE Pegues s Co.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

Our sale, of Plantation Cbfn
csrr eEa,e' lr amount al otbrf,
together. J u Chandler. Agent.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

Mr. Geo. Reynolds. of Union
Guy, Tenn, was in the citv last
week, visiting the family Of Nr.
G. e Hill.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

Nr. d P Chliress las been ap-
.tsd postmaster at 'ha Uai7.s
slg.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

Miss Mollie ! horne, Of North
Carolina, IS visiting her SISTER Sire.
Sil1s Owens, ef our city.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

The tax sale records show that
mere than 800 tracts Of land in
L1FAyette county have been sold
far taxes AMI have never been re-
deemed.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

An Independent ticket IS in the
field IN Lafayette county. The
democracy will dswn the spposi-
ton ia good style.-Ripley Sen IL
mel.
This IS the first the EAGLE has
heard of this IaleFsn6ent ticket.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

The Equitable paid death claims
in I5SS amounting to s6.3Al.3S3 +,
-3. West & Carter
agents North Ms.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

4 protracted meeting is in
progress at the Presbg terian
church. Rev. Mr. Rlym ond, Of
Holly Spri =, IS assiting Tie pas
tor. Or. Palmer.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

Nellie Walters, who appeared
y the Detroit hst evening as Fles-
sI-, in the amusing csmedy "Criss
Cross,' belongs to the P.laer-
l. tia school Of actresses. Her
vvacious characterization Of a
Tsn-boy, pleased the audience I'M
m suselY.-Detreit Teibane.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

Miss Teilie Whel=ss, Il vs. TIM
Memphis THIS wees.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

Buy BuT4lmi Home Made Can
dies, they are line.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

tees- Arual vi Gsas Eu
good l1 a.foa reas
J F jackson.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

The pretClest liae Of e7mtiaa-
ton Suitin-s. in PLAIN and Stripes,
ever brought to the eiiv.
JE Pegues < ca.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

Til m 81 Maraes gta.gi.
hfss tAa 44y. Of.. lSSl -
riaiali ca4seut n a.sl8-Mf
Lapd.e retiring. Me.Aerraa vi;i
'aaa tae la7insss So tas ot
stand.
basa taFtiF are auta Niz t
"a"ct aA eutfsta.hag 3elNs
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

Gr.. 2 4 Th0mpson, the prorrl
e.ir &C this paper, has been quite
scl the pass week, aLd we hope
our readers will ov rlook .he short
ness Of rea ling matte-. We are
glad to state however that she Is
nov improving.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31
WANTED COTTON SEED.
I Iwiil pay Is cents per bus shel,
delivered AZ the depot.
A. ". MITCHELL.

We are daily receiving new Hat
aud Bonnets and eur line of Mil.
iiueiY goods was never more com
plefe than II is at present. Cal
and examine for yourselves before
purchasing.
J T Pegues & Co.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

I'D w-u e - - NNE E.Fz ~ s-HsT~-s
5S - Az I'D 4 Il a. IS
All persons uE ~ asH
land siEl Cad t s. their lI4lafe = lsll
oa
John r. EARL. JR..
Jan =. -. a. isaul's irag atare-
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

Garry your chickens, eggs and
batter TO j W Morrow.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

Nellie Walters Comedy compa-
nT opens a-two nights engagemet
IN this city at the City Hail on
Friday night, with a Saturday mat
inee. Admission 75c aud 5oc.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

Why pay one dollar Wien you
clu buy Plantation Chill cure for
80 cents guaranteed? J I Chal-
dI@r, agent, Oxford.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

Mra. z .rellla Wallace lectured
n thi4 city last Thur Ga7 night
en- Temperance. She confined
herself mostly to the woman
suTrage" branch &C the subject.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

LADIES WRAPS-The hr--
rs' tll carlncst assnrtmeut d.
Nts Alrs z, Sucks and S1awl4 40
4 Ghas Roberts.
Mss MAMIE WonLsY- Dress
NaAlug-At the ola B2tist
church.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

Stop and think Plantation
Calll cure cures % eases cut #
egerv hundred and price only 80
cents. j 7 Chandler. agent.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

Dr.. A Z Sl@yers medicines for
slleat j 4 CAandlers.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

bis Home.Cln lies, If you waa
somsihiug good.
Oxford eagle., 1889-10-31

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oxford Eagle.
IHURsDAY OCT. 81. 1859.
IIIN1lS CENTRAL R. r,
SCHEDULE.
vAtr.- North leaves .....E1s An
uasH~sua lf.~ fsn wes.4 .i4l.
rxaHess -Horfn isassH iHz7, A. =.
HwHaEHg -4uatii.-ieawas l1s. 81
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EAELE AE EETr-
YrrvaY a wnoRs. ~ shfs 1Hee. e au'
assat a. tnls piare. e. aatisif. Hseeipt Ai'd
ssslss fir tals psrrr.
Miss Fe.ilie Whel=ss, Is vs. TIM
Memphis this week.
Nr d ? Cbadre-s Las been ap-
tsI postmaster at 'ha Uni7lf
sHT.
Cbane-ry Ci~tk John F Brown,
attended Clrcait cosrl at Water
vsile7 this week
.frs. @ d Able, Of Water Valley
.psat a few davs IN the city dur
lag the r1st week.
H-s. Slas Owens and family
reached Oxford last Saturday
ON North Carolina.
Mr.. Lou Anderson. Of Abbe-
rlle. is visiting her father, Dr. +
II Collins, IN orr city.
We are glad 70 state that Miss
Carra Beaal.nd IS recovering frosa
.psu Of typhoid fever.
Miss Mollie ] 1horne, Of North
Carolina, is visiting her SISTER Sire.
silas Ovens, ef our city.
Mr. Geo. Reynolds. of Union
Guy, Tenn, was in the citv h.t
week, visiting the family Of Nr.
@ Z Hill.
Buy BuGIlGi Home Made Can
dies, they are iine.
The tax sale records show lhat
mere than 800 tracts Of land in
LaFarette county have been sold
fir taxes AMI have never been re-
deemed.
4 protraeted meeting is IN
rrogrssI at the Presby terian
church. Rev. Mr.. Rlym ond, Of
Holly Spri =, is assitine lie pas
tor. Or. P4lmer.
Nellie Walters Comedy compa-
NJ opens a-two nights engagemet
IN this city at the City Hail on
Friday night, with Saturday mat
inee. Admission 75c aud 50c.
Mra. z .rellla Wallace lectured
n this city last Thur Ga7 night
On Temperance. She confined
herself mostly to the woman
sufrage" branch &C the subject.
Er.. e A Thompson, the propri
a.,r &C this paper, has been quite
sics the pass week. aEd we hope
our readers will overlook .he short
ness Of rea ling natte-. We are
glad to state however that she IS
nov improving.
An Independent ticket IS in the
field IN Lafayette county. The
De mscraey will dswn the spposi-
ton ia good style.-Ripley Sen IT,
mel.
This IS the first the EAGLE has
heard Of this IaaeFeneent ticket.
The local dramatic talent oT OK
81 ~. e.. I.~-..-a.- - Al,
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had ridden three blocks, and he nao
no sooner got into the house than we
had to retire to the back doors. The
cook got sniff of it, and down went
the dinner and up went her hands, and
she shouted at Mr.. Bowser:
IA man as will keep skunk under
his house would beat me out of my
wages, and I'll be going this minute!"
1t took soap and water and per-
fumery and half days time to re-
move the odor, and when / declared
that it was the last straw Mr.. Bowser
crossed his hands under his coat-tails
and replied:
MRS. Bowser. believe this house
to be clear of bacteria, owing to my
prudence and self-sacrifce. and want
it kept So"
81 suppose / got'em here?"
without doubt, madam
Sand all this rumpus has been on
my account"
Exactly. But don't go too far with
me! Enough is enough. You must
stop right where you are. / have
humored you all l propose to3'-Dc-
froit Free Press.
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What All Mexican Drinks.

The region we passed through is the
center of the pulque region of Mexico.
This road runs train called the
..pulque train" into the City of Mexico
every day loaded with barrels and bot
ties of pulque. These bottles remind
one OF the bottles known in Scripture
time. They are made of hogskins. The
skin is stripped from the hog almost
intact, turned inside out, and then with
the legs, tail and throat tied up it is
filed with pulque. The baggage car
of our train is nearly filed with these
uncouth objects, and until we knew
what they were we supposed it was a
load of hogs. As the train stops at
the small stations on the way to Vera
Cruz boys and men rush up to the bag
gage-car with bottles. pals and demi-
Johns, which are filled from these hog
skins. In the cities the pulque shops
are frequent, and you can always see a
crowd of Mexicans standing before the
bar absorbing the pulque. They drink
it from large glasses which hold about
quart. am told that when it is fresh
pulque is as sweet as honey, but it FER
ments rapidly and is sour in day or
tWo.-Vera Cruz Letter.
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FARM AND FIREsIDE.

1T is the exception rather than the
rule that specialties in farming pays.
Under average Conditions mixed farm
ing is the most profitable.
Cork Cake: One and one-half cups
sugar. one cup of warm water, three
eggs, two cups of -four. and two tea
spoonfuls of baking powder.
"A healthful and appetizing salad
is made by chopping fine one pint
onions and tomatoes, salt and pepper,
and mix in two hard-boiled eggs shred
fine, then pour over it all three table
spoonfuls good vinegar and four Of
salad oil well mixed.
"A swamp that contains muck may
be profitably cleaned, plowed and
used for celery bed. 1t may require
two or three years to get it in proper
condition for the purpose, but once it
has been cultivated it will be one OF
the best locations for celery that can
be had.
when the rosewood tree Is first
cut, the fresh wood exhales a very
strong, rose-like fragrance, which soon
passes away, leaving no trace of the
peculiar odor. There are several varie-
ties of rosewood trees. The best, how
ever, are those found in South America
and the East Indies and neighboring
islands.
-Escalloped Eggs: Take pieces that
are left of ham, chop very fine. Add
about the same quantity of bread
crumbs. some pepper, salt and little
butter. Moisten with milk to soft
paste and half fill small patty pans
with the mixture. Break an egg on
top of each. Pepper, salt and butter,
and sprinkle with finely powdered
cracker crumbs. Bake ten minutes.
To be eaten hot.-Albany Journal.
To roast ducks: Clean and wash
them nicely; prepare stuffing OF bread
crumbs and butter. seasoned highly
with onions and sage, pepper and salt.
In range or stove one hour should
suffice to roast a duck. A duck is
spoiled by too much cooking sooner
than any other meat. Bread-crumbs
grated over the ducks, while the bast-
ing with butter is we'll attended to, give
delicious crispness to the outer skin,
which ought to be Drowned to turn.
Serve with rice, and current or apple
! jelly.-Firginia Cookery Book
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HELPFUL HINTS ON HEALTH.

FIRES are usually cheaper than doctors
sills-
MuFFLIxa the throat is one sure way Of
counting tenderness and soarness Of the
throat.
IT is penny wise and pound foolish kind
of economy that induces one to go without
warm underwear.
WARMTH and light are necessaries, not
luxnries, if one would make home attract
i've during the winter months.
The grease of well-smoked bacon mixed
with spirits of turpentine applied to i'm
famed glands about tho neck Of mother or
infant will often reduce the swelling. Cover
with flannel
TIE ascent Of fight Of stairs is accom-
plished with less fatigue by a person of
weak lungs when full breath is taken at
the foot OF the stairs and again at half the
distance to the top
IT is worth the while to test the virtue of
this simple remedy for sick headache:
Squeeze the juice of lemon into half .
glass of cold water and stir in little bak
ing soda; drink during effervescence.
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DOMESTIC CONCERNS.

USE charcoal to broil with. The flames
close the pores quickly and make the meat
very tender.
PouR brine down the sinkholes and there
viii be less liability of danger of pipes
breaking from frost.
WATER to be used for cooking purposes
should never be left simmering and steam.
ing in the kettle from one meal to another,
but cooked fresh.
A MIXTURE of equal parts of sweet oil and
lime water, well shaken before applying, is
said to be the best and quickest remedy for
burns and scalds. 1t would be an excellent
plan to keep bottle on hand in case Of
need.
IRONING holders are pretty when made Of
brown linen bound with scarlet braid and
finished with loop to hang by. If a letter
is worked in red, it is an improvement. The
holders should be made OF thick material,
and the covers Of brown linen should be
made to slip on to be washed when neces-
sary.
CINNAMON RUsKs.-Take one cup Of
mashed potatoes, one of sugar, one Of hop
yeast and three eggs; mix all together.
When light add half cup of butter, one
tablespoonful of ground cinnamon, and -four
70 make stln dough; let rise, make In
small cakes and put in buttered pans. When
light grease the tops with butter, sprinkle
thickly with sugar and cinnamon; bake in
quick oven.
INDIAN meal cruel may be made palatable
in this manner: Wet two tablespoonful
Of meal to q smooth paste with cold water,
and stir it into one pint of boiling water.
Stir occasionally while over the fire, and
let it boil half an hour. Be very careful
not to let it scorch. If it becomes too thick,
add moro water. Season with salt, sugar,
lemon juice and grated nutmeg. A tiny
piece of butter Is an improvement, if it Is
not forbidden.
OYSTER LoAvEs.-With a POINTED, sharp
knife cut OF the tops Of some small round
French rolls; scrape out tho crumbs and
fry than crisp in clarified butter; stew as
many oysters as needed. First, however,
remove the fringe or '.beard' and cut them
in two. Fill the roll with the oysters, well
mixed with the crumbs, add bit of butter
to cash, put on the lids and set in the oven
to brown Serve with tried bread crumbs
spriukled over them
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The franchise Of easy digestion-one Of the
most valuable in the GIFT Of medical science
can be secured by any person wise enough
to use Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, either
to suppress growing dyspepsia, or to uproot
1t at maturity. Bilious, rheumatic and fever
and ague sufferers, persons troubled with
nervousness and the constipated, should
also secure the health franchise by the
same means.
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fore my first confinement n "a soonde5d
remedy. Looked and felt so well afterwards
friends remarked it. Would not be without
Mothers Friend for any consideration.
MRS. Jos. B. ANDERSON, Ochoopee, Ga
Write Bradfield Reg. Co., Atlanta, Ga, for
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The Industrious novelist and the i
provident student both write for money,
Texas S;ftings.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1889-03-16

LOTS of old-time theories have been ez
p.oded; but some Of them were SO wea
they made no noise
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1889-03-16

HuppKx Changes Of Weather cause throat
Diseases There is no more effcctual rem
edy for Coughs, Colds, ETC., than BROWNS
Price % cts
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1889-03-16

Bakers Norwegian Cod Liver on
Prevents, controls and cures Consump-
ION. To insure success, insist on Bakers
Dill. Jno. @. Baker & Co., Philadelphia
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1889-03-16

DELAYS are said to be dangerous, but
large percentage Of debtors seem detel
mined to incur danger-Oil City Blizzard
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1889-03-16

IT is to be supposed that Helen, wife OF
Menelaus, had her collars done up at the
Troy laundry-Boston Gdzette.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1889-03-16

THAr tired, languid feeling and duh head
ahce is very disagreeable- Take two of Car
ter's Little Liver Pills before retiring, and
you will find relief. They never fail to do good.