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St. Landry democrat., 1890-02-08
A Country Home

Often as We look out over the broad
space east and south and view the beauti-
full prairie, we naturally connect the
thought with home, and think that all this
vast space will some day pe taken up in
cszy country homes.
Shall we stop for few moments and
refect7 it requires time, of course, to
build home, but when built they not
only afford one pleasure, but profit as well
Good Judgment should be u-eG in the
purchase of lands on which to build q per-
manent home. The climate si,ouid be
considered as well as the location. If YOU
have not the practical knowledge, acquire
it from some source and lay your farm out
intelligently. The utmost care should be
taken in making the select n of the place
for your garden and fruit orchard. If you
have stream of water running through
your premises, study to control 1t and
make it benefit you. There are a thousand
things to be considered, and the more III
diligently the farm is laid out and planted
and cultivated, the greater the return in
cash and comfort. The wife (for coun-
try home is not country home without
one) should be consulted, and the fowl
yard and flower department should be
largely if not entirely lett to her decision.
Just to sum up for few moments what
g home of forty or eighty sores of land
may do for one in five years time would
astonish any one who has not already
given it thought. The family may sit az
the dinner table on which are dozen OF
nnsore dishes. all the product of the farm.
There is the whole catalogue of vegetables
fresh from the garden list of dozen or
more fr9lts, fresh, canned and preserved
al at homes and The sugar and ts;;fup 3, also also
a product of the same farm. There are
beautiful clusters of grapes, figs, oranges,
nuts, strawberries and cream. You may
add to this list beef, pork, mutton, turkey,
chicken, eggs. A king with the money of
q nation could not have more.-Er.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-02-08

A collision occurred on the Erie Road q,
Oswego, n Y. Train No l, an eastb una
passenger, was standing at the station ana
train Nc. "A, the Wells, Fargo express,
also eastbound. dashed into the rear
sleeper, wrecking it. Three persons are
reported killed.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-02-08
Who was Your Great Grandfather !

The Detroit Journal desires to receive,
by postal card, the address Of all living
malls and female descendants of Revoln-
tionary officers and soldiers of 1875, and,
when possible, the name and State of the
ancestor. Wonder If w. FL. Beardlsy,
proprietor OF the Detroit Journal is con-
tsmplating raid upon the national treas
urv 4
St. Landry democrat., 1890-02-08


decision is final, unless set aside in accor-
dance with article 2O3 of the Constitution.
The Supreme Court has passed upon
this question. They are simply board of
reviewers and cannot assess property. At
ter the property is assessed, and the tax
payer is not satisfied and believes the val
uation is excessive, he submits it to the
reviewers.
MIR. Dymond said he was familiar with
the case cited by the Auditor, which af
forded but little information. The courts
in two cases have lowered the valuation
when fix ID by the police jury of Plaque
mines, sitting as board of reviewers.
To be truly board of equalization they
could maintain the total valuation, and
thereby increase in some parishes and de-
crease in others.
Mr.. Steele thought a board would in
crease the assessment. The assessed val
uation is but 81 per cent on the total
wealth of the State.
Mr.. Foster said that the trouble about
the assessments was with the people them
selves. They did not mind the parish tar,
but they feared the six-mil tax for the
State The assessors were in fear of not
being re-elected. There was something
rotten when one finds that thirty years
ago The assessment was $50, 0o0, 900 more
than to-day and yet there has been SO
much wealth added and SO many railroads
constructed. In Caddo there was plenty of
money and he thought that the assessor was
afraid Of the people. The people ought to
be assessed for more money that If The
property assessed was hunted out and listed
that the next time the convention met the
assessment of the State would be much
larger. He moved that q committee of
nine, with Auditor Steele as chairman, be
appointed, with power e send for persons
i hu y ssch ndividasl parish and sscer
tain II possible the true inWardness Of the
trouble n the matter Of assessment.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-02-08


1t was decided to have 1000 copies of an
address and The proceedings of this con.
vention printed ia pamphlet form for dis
tribution, and that Auditor Steele see that
this is done.
ROAD LAW.
Mr.. Shattuck, of Calcasieu, sent up the
following:
Whereas, the present road law of Lou
isiana, after years of patient endeavor to
comply with it's requirements, has proved
it's utter inadequacy to meet the ends de-
sired, and has resulted in having most, If
not all the rural parishes of the State,
with no decent mode of Ingress or egres-
and has only given them long lines of
muddy works instead of the desired high
ways so much needed and
Whereas, the question If proper road
laws and just assessments go hand in hand
and are mutually dependent on each other;
therefore. be it
Resolved, That this convention. repre-
senting forty parishes in the State, de
sires by this action, to place our needs in
the strongest light possible before the
Legislature at its coming session, and to
specially urge upon our Senators and
members of the House, representing the
parishes here assembled, the absolute ne
cessity which exists for proper revision
of the road laws. and to call upon them to
devise some proper remedy; be it further
Resolved, That the police juries of the
several parishes here represented are re-
speetfu1iy asked to forward their views On
this important question, in writing, adj
dressed to the chairman of the COMMITTEES
on parochial affairs of the House of Rep
resentatives, at the coming session of the
General Assembly, and that two copies OF
these resolutions be signed by the officers
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That Australian Scheme.

1t WIS reported early in the week that
the mayor would have a confeEenc with a
ba' ch Of lawyers, three OF lhe republican
way of thinking. and three of the demo-
bra.ic persuasion, In regard ID the new
election law, which viii be in force at the
April cleo ion in SedaIia. For sufficient
reasons, the conference failed to material
gan ga h and f~9 fSgerklfS ho ais
cussed the matters suggested to them-one
in regard 10 the coun'y clerks duties and
the other the style and description of bal
lot. Both lawyers, it seems. are agreed
that The county clerk VIII have charge of
The printing, and perform the same duties
for The city election as are prescribed for
him in county elections. In The ballot
issue, Mr.. Hoffman is quot ID ss giving it
as his opinian that each party might vote
Its separately printed ticket. Mr.. Longan
is OF The opinion that the candidates of
each parry must be grouped under an APP
proprIate head anu that The names must
be printed on the same slip Of paper.
The matter is In the hands Of the
county clerk and lhere is no doubt that
he will be governed by The law as is laid
down for h, guidanc. on the statute
books.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-02-25
CAUGHT GROSS.
The Fighting Youth Brought
Back From Igiiana.

Sheriff Smith, WHO left Monday
evening for Terre Haute. Iudiana, 10
lake charge of Harrison Cross, who
made the murderous assault upon
Ferguson Sunday morning at Mount
Herrman church in Cedar tow0sbip,
returned 10 Sed.lia this morning. with
his prisoner.
Cross let here SUNDAY night, bav-
lug pU chased a secood-c's s ,ictes
by way Of The Mis- opri Pacific and
Vandslil lines 10 Columbus, Ohio.
Tue sheriff lea: Oed ibis aGd TEL
g-aphed 10 the va ious towns on tbe
rou,e, aud bad The satisfaction of
bearipg i,om Teire Hauis that his
man hid been overhaul ed at that
point. He want down 10 Sefei son
City Monday night and look
out he necessary Icquisi.iou pipers
on Tue Iodiaoa authorizes. He
reached 1erre Hsu.e in due season,
secured his prisoner end Coz back 20
Sedalia ibis morpipg Wi b him.
The ofiicia's at Ttr,e Hsu lad so
good a description of Cess that hey
had no trouble in identifying lie
- IL - ---.L~l - =
When arfcs.ed, they s,v, he had Two
pistols On bis person.
Ga he trip wesi, Sue.iff Smith al
tempted 10 get all the Information he
could out of Ferguson sssailant, but
Cross was cross and moody aud would
not yield 10 the pres ore of ,be puOp
10 any apprecisole extent. He claime1
however, tlat he DID not use brass
knucks, IS stated, upon his
vicin. He says it was
d rocx with which be i"fiic ID The
score or more Of cuts upon FefGusOn's
heaG.
Co.'S was put in the COMFY jail.
ana .o-day will be brought be''ie Jr.-
lice Blai-, in orier 10 nave DE- sea
for he preliminary examination.
M. re guson wss il Sc lff1 20
day, having cone il f.Om his nome u
Cedsr township last night. He
says that some lime ago G oss, who is
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-02-25

ABOUT twenty years of age. YVES
brought up tcfore a justice of the
peace in Cedar township and fined
for Disturbing religious congregation.
Cross snar.ed under the mas,er aud
charged Ferguson with beiog the To-
s.ga,or of she prosecution. He an
nouoced that be Intended to whip
Fergpson on ibe first oppor-
tuoity. They met one day
SHORTLY a ter and the two ysung men
came Toe ether. I"stead Of Cross be-
lug the victor 10 the combat he was
tue vaoquished.
Sunday morping last, Ferguson was
at chptch aou so was Cross. Tue for
mer, w.ta a fiend, went out OF the
chuichyafd foi few minutes, and
when they reiu. ned Gross
WIS at the sile, evidently
wai.i0g. As Fe.guGon was
crossing the site. Cro1s struck hin
on tie sioe of the head, and staggered
lin, p I'd then raiced numerous blows
upon bis defepselo,s v;c.in. The
s,o,y of The assault and subsequent
p. oc', iiuss has l. zen already told n
Inc BAzoo.
Fec Ison saws that he bss a
Young friend who isalso one 10 Cross.
lbs p-r.y, ii IS sid, has told
siuce tue as ault that Or, attempted
TO Induce bin 10 coax eiguson aoW O
10 re spri.~, so that wbea he cane
back be n'gbt attack him. As it
SP4ssG F ssd 5S9 E as GSss se &c
tie gC-between.
Ferguson's wornds are rapidly
heafng up. end beyood a soreness is
not in de ngoror' 1Unui. ion, at y.
Cross was brought before JUS
Fair This a ,.noon at O'Clock, and
his pi elimins Y exc rioalion set for
Monday mex at 2 p. m. 10 defarr
of giving bai 10 the amount of $500,
he was rems nded 10 the cor" y jsil.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-02-25
PERSONAL.

Sam L. Hanks, the enterprising Kan
sas City drummer, lie at the lie Grand.
-Bayliss Steele is down from Kansas
City 70 spend Sunday with his mother and
brother.
DIR. J. Chas. Harrison is registered al
Sicher's where he will remain during his
stay in Sedalia.
F. Y. Jacobs, Y. NJ. c. A. secreisry,
got in from the east yesterday afternoon
on the Missouri Pacific.
Rev. c. G. Woods, OF Neosho, an able
and eloquent Methodist divine, president
of scarrlt institute, Neosho, is in the city.
w. o. Warford, travelling salesman
for the Whitney and Hshne's Organ ard
PAM company, is visiting his brother, L.
A. Warford.
State secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A.,
JACOBS of this city, conducted services at
The Y. M. c. A. rooms in East ST. Louis
Friday evening.
Mrs. Graham of Kansas City, who has
been visiting Mrs. KilIian of Sedalia for
t asy past h"- Vrster'
Rev. DR.. Eli Corwin of Chicago ar
lived yesterday from st. Louis anu will
preach this morning for Rev. Mr.. Poile-,
at the Congregational church.
- ito Neunhahn OF Hermana, Mo-.
was in Sedaiia yesterday on b;s way to
Texas, where he vii engage q the pac-
tice OF his chosen profession, law.
F. A. McEwen arrived in the city
IL =
co; he, Mo. He will spend today with his
brother, Mr.. E. l.. McEwen, and retui n
home tonight.
Ben. e. Hunt, Of Caldwell, Texas, who
left here some years ago poor Young man
and Is now a wealthy citizen of his adopt
cd state, departed for home yesterday. His
many friends were sorry TO see him leave.
E. q. Ingram, of 6 ialia, repl eseni. q :
the Equitable Building and Loan ass cia-
ton OF that city, has Ueen with us for the
past week. He has met with considerable
success in organizing L cal board here
Versailles Leader.
j. E. 6. Lynch, former clerk in the
NJ, Z. d L. general pa 'erger sgen's Office
of Ih;s city, but DOW of 81. 81 ouIs, is In the
city. He sr.ived yesterday morning and
held down a front seat at the Til, spisns
last night. He will pay h's resi- C, >
his lady friends to day and r..u.l 10 81.
Louis tonight. Soc is ss tall as ever
I'D is still urmsI ried. " hen qu-s stoned
in regard 10 BIS matrimonisl intent ;ons
stated that all .eporis crculat I'd 10 the
effect that he iu'And / 10 take unto him.
self wife ere false and without founda.
ton.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-02-25
Kew Postage Stamps.

The post master general has announced
that the new p. tage stamps will be on
sale at ali the principal postoffices TO-
morrow. The description of The new i
sues are as follows "One cent, profile
bust of Benjamin Franklin, colorulirs
marine blue /; 2 cent, profile bust of Wssh-
iugton, color carmine 8 cent, profile bust
OF Andrew Jackson, color purple a cent,
late cent, portrait OF U. S. Grant, color
light brown 6 cent, portrait of Garfield /;
10 cent, portrait OF Webs;e-, color milori
green; Is cent, po-'rait of Heury Clay,
color deep blne 60 cent, profile bust of
Jefferson, color black 80 cent, profile bust
OF Commodore Perry, color orange.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-02-25
AT THE Hotels.

Kaiser's-D. s. Brown, Houstopis; FL.
@. Walton, putior, R;e..ra OildeL.u,,
St. Louis; Newton Evans, Kansas CIV; j.
G. NIL, Omsha; C. c. Blevins, New
Yo-k; Mrs. T. p. Wheeler, Warsaw; John
Mes cher, Jefferson City: 8. Gutmann,
Rcc6es,er. N Y, F. F. Fife, St. Louis; Il.
c. King, Chicago.
LIE Grande-I. n. Clark, Kansas City;
J. J. Ried, 81 / ouis C. c. Kemper, Ed
gelton Sam L. hsuks, Kansas City ;
VIM. O'Hern, Parsons. Kan; J. ID. Smith,
New Orleans l.. r. Whitley, Clarksburg ;
l.. n. Miller, Chicago; L. E. johnson
Philadelphia Geo. Ref, Webb City, Ark.
siche. 's.-J. s. Scott, NJ ON, Kan.
J. P. Werl, G~or.s Sykes, st. L5u.s; A.
j. Ashley, Nevada; A. b. Stewart. New
York l.. ID. HcpEius, st. Louis K. ID.
Russell, Aurora, Ia. NJ. III. Lebolt, Chi.
cago C. w. Gle X, B,Iton w. w. Carr,
Marion, Kan. j. 5. Scott, New;on, Kan.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-02-25
The Ex-Coufederates.

The Ex-Confederaie association of Pettis
county held meeting last night in Cas-
sidy's hall on Main street, Capt. Archer
p. es;dipg in The absence of Col. f. p. Hoy.
A number of new members were enrolled
and a lvotejof thanks ordered returned to
Nr. Cassidy for line use of his hall. Copies
of The constitution and bylaws were also
distributed among the members. Con.
sida--iI- - L--:-~-s vss transacted and
The association adjourned to the next reeu.
lar meeting night.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-02-25
In EPSS.On.

A uuio~ me .;iny OF the divisions of The
Order of Railway Conductors of Missouri,
Karsas and Texas, wss begun yesterday
of Pythi2s builiiug and viii be in progress
to day. 1le me ting is being hello to con.
slider matters to come up at Inc me citing of
{ ne and division in Re chester, n. Y, 10
May. E. E. Clark, the grard senior con-
duclor of the grand division is present
from Ogden, Utah, and w. P. Daniels, the
era I'd secretary is slso here from Cedar
Rapids. The chief conductor, c. s. Whar-
on, of Chicago was expected to arrive
yesterday and take an active part.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-02-25

She stoed at the gate in the late spring
felt neu, algia kiss her rosy cheek but she
oulv smiled, for she had Salvation Oil, the
greatest cure on ea-tt for pain.
walk ha'f of every night, but he could do
double that amount of work, If he WASN'T
afraid of be morning air, and knew that
D.. EulPs Cough Syrup cured all kinds Of
Iouble ONE coughs and colds.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-02-25
For Alderman.

Frank McAllister announces In the BA-
ZOO as q candidate for alderman for the
first ward, subject to the action of the re-
publican party in that ward. Frank is we'll
Known to every bod, in that ward and is
universally liked by the people OF all
classes and parties. He is active, ener-
getic, competent and popular.
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Not Yet Feund.

The following is taken from the Altor /,
H., correspondence of the Globe-Demo.
crat: "Jam Dukes, who so unceremoni-
oJsly took his departure from the city Jail
a few nights since, has not yet been heard
from. His brother, Chess Dukes, of Sc.
dalia, Mo-, was here yesterday 10 confer
wiaa authorities regarding his brother.
Meanwhile he authorities keep up The
search.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-02-25
Chas. {. Messel|v,

Sedalia, Mo-, January 1890.
DEAR SlR:-
With my best compli-
ments and we'll wishes for
the new year we have just
begun, l also wish to an
nounce to my friends. and
patrons, that l have retired
from the late firm of Beck,
Witt & Co., and have now
accepted a position as gen.
eral salesman at the well
known firm of G.. E. Messerly
and herewith extend to all
my friends and customers a
most cordial invitation to
come and see me at my new
quarters, believing to be
more able and better prepar-
ed to serve them than / have
been heretofore. With my
most sincere thanks to all for
past favors of patronage, etc.,
I kindly solicit the same for
the future at G. q. Messer.
ly's. l remain. your most
servant,
j. HENRY Wit.
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Ma ri.

Mr.. VIM. G. Gro.s of { la md Miss
Lizzie HIS OF MAJ ysyille we're m:riied by
T. n. NJ. Davis at the Christian pa. IN
age at 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-02-25

that offers as premiums 10 is users minea
TUE ctromos of ofic in the several pc
lice deps Il sents of the country.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-02-25

DIR. j. HI. McLean's Chills snd Fever
Cure is gedtle in action, and warranted a
certain cure, so cents bottle.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-03

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" qg.e
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~ an - ts e,2s.
ma t"s Ltea 1
AZ 'tte.i "a
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-03


81 -avs heard yen fr;-rd- s-a
h~igloars taisias aaeut 4. Ysp
@tE Yourself b one Fl tie r,,n,
3ho Aaor from rsrscaal ezrefi.
eaee llit how good a thuetn
loa nave ever sFied Il, va are
. Of u.s. .tasssh fusad. israp..
.as S9nderfgl thing .bQ1. i,
ut wh-n sAcs sivcn a tris, b.
h!nss Mex Discovery svsr after
a'i4' a place in the Louis. II vou.
nave never asst /; aud shsuld 3.
afflicted 9Th a cough, cslI or an,
'Hroa', lung or chest trouble. a.
cure a oott!s a. sacs snI give il
TAT tFlA!- Chandler.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-03
July 3. Is9O.
ShIlla9 Cals1nErll GgTe.

This is beyond question the
must successful Coush medicine
re have ever sold 4 few doses Iuva
ri4blv cure the Ssrst cases OF
cough, Group and bronchitis, while
its wonderful success Ia the cure
of consumption IS without . P3ral
lei in the history Of medicine.
Since It's first discovery 1t ms been
sold On : guarantee, test Fhteh
no other medicine can stand. Ii
you have a cough we earnestly ask
vcu to try 1t. Price I0c, soc 10
81. IL YOUR lungs are sore, chest
or back lame Use Shilok's porous
plaster. S0l1 by Cblatlsr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-03
u. S. Marshal Sale.

' S \ Meyer s 60 In Z 5 eIrcult court
" Western I9v 5oa
J NJ Hester. North IN DISTRICT
% Iissi-sir7t.
By vrtne - A writ % TruEt5ri r.
peras issued - the clerk II aid cours
IN the above styled eaasa. n Juse ID.
1900, MI. wIthil legal hours. A. t1e
entrance Il the UuItel States court
house in @ fozt. MIS-. On Ist x u6ay es
August. $500. exp - far sale for e4sa
the following ardz VIZ
Z hf q Sc lr aad az q ? hf Of n 4r
seetien StowEship - range . east snl
3 ksrgs square IN the n sogusr 90 - hf
o. Sc 81 section S township 80 range IS
east. lyip. N HoEt-omery county
Mississippi.
J. $. Barton. Hsrshal.
June -. ESQ 3.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-03

Plantation Chill aud Fever Cure
Irregular and tn steless) Is the IN
rsmely Fres-uteI by phys e.aIs.
For sale ~ j TChandler. Oxfr.,d
JT Alvis. Tavlar-. \ A ilau =
ten & ) o., Abb-vrlle. L 3 Rae
land, Paris. G. w Hall. Moab l.
A Latham. Dallas. 1hreISeli i
Patton, lafayette Springs. 4 =
Mullins, GraYs. Furr & Boone,
LAFAYETTE Springs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-03

On Monday the 7th day OF July.
I will commence selling nv entire
stock Of millinery at cost, for tan
days, in order TO reduce my stock
to DO ready for fresh Fall goods
Ny intention Is not 20 carry over
any summer goods, As | viii want
all new goods for the coming sea
son. Respectfully,
Miss Alice Stocks.
IulE 3. 1880.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-03

Another eAili ktIi-i ~ tie use
Of opiltes gwen in tha torm 81
soothiag syrup. Why mothers
give their children such dea j.
POISON IS surprising when they can
~reliev. the child < - p cul1ar
troubles b. using DR.. Acksrs baby
soother. l. contains no ePiates -
morphine. Sold ~ J L Chandler.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-03

SbIlohs Ctt4rrh Issraedv a ar
velous cure Tor ett4rrh, dspthe,is.
eanksr Routh, lad headache. Wth
each bottle there Is an Ingenious
nasal injector for The more II cess
ful treatment II these complaints
without extra change. Pre- Gee
Sold by J T Chandler.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-03

Galrautee DR.. Ackers blo,d siirir
Tor Il has Teen tu.lv dsm7ussarI
% toe Peopi- Of .hIs COUNTRY that
II i superior to all o-h.r prspa-.
ten for blood diseases ia
positive cure f5r -yphuitic roi.ou-
inS' u.cers. Eruption, All aimpl..
u pEunes the whole sv,tea, .nf
tlorSusaly builds u the c5a4,ifp.
tioE. Soll ~ ! Chandler
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-03
Eu:kleas Araicz Saliva.

TIE bees, Sa-ve il the rorlI fer cuts
bruises. sores. u,csrs. salt rleuu fewer
sores, tetter. chlppsi hanE. ehiiblfas
e5ras. aa3 al sSa -rupeio-s AID posi-
lively cures pilss or m pay Fel1l--a
Il 5 guaranteed b gave PERFECT ut
faction Or money ref4a5el Prise z5c.
FcE sale by IT Chandlsr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-03

Why pay Is cents of 81 when
you can buy Plantation Chill Care
Irregular aud tasteless) for 50 cents,
which Is guaranteed to cure You :
Fer sale bT Or J T Chandler, OK
ford. Ut Atvis, Taylor A A
Houston < Son, A55evilie. l. b
RasIaEI, Paris. G w Hall. Noah.
l. A Lltaa NJ, Dallas. Threlkeld
i Patton, Lafayette Spring.. \
2 Mullins. Grays. FUR { Boone
LaF4ystte ) Strings.
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Dir. A W IL tcheII has an ex.
pert butcher, froH 81. Leui-, y
char . 81 his melt market aad i
furnishing flesh yeats Ia sr.tel. -
city style. SwEd your olders and
your meats will BE- delivered.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-03
Ire First Sts-.

Perhaps you are run dova, can't
eat. can't sleep, can't think. can't
do anything to ysur satisfaction,
and ESu wonder vhat aiIs YOU.
You should heed the warning, you
ara taking the 6rst step into uerv.
ocs prcstratian. You need =
zervs tonic AID IL Electric Bltters
you will and the exact remedy.
Your appetite returns, good tIses
tI1n Is restored and the liver and
kiiusys resume healthy action.
soc q bottle at j Chandler.