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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-28
rixE GROVE ITEMS.

The Franklin mill has been run
ming pretty steady on ore from diff
fercnt mines.
A few tons Of ore from the Maud
mine, worked at the Franklin mill,
went $l9 per ton.
Miss Jessie Sprague of Mt. Home,
il visiting here and will remain the
guest Of Mrs. G. l.. Crandal for the
summer.
/ Clark Benson had % tons Of ore
worked from the Victory mine
which went $50 per ton. He il
well pleased with the result and is
taking out more rock.
The Franklin tunnel is in Si5
feet and no ledge yet, but the min
ers are expecting to tap it every
day. They have cut several STRAIT
tas Of ledge matter that prospect
some and the indications are that a
large body of ore is near at hand
Riley Butter and others have
made location on Il ledge about
two miles from Dixie station that
bids fair to outrival any thing be
fore discovered in the county. The
rock is very rich in gold--some o
the colors being larger than bird
shot. They are now taking out orr
and will have il hauled to the mil
in few days.
The Idaho Mail, published at MI
Home, of the 18th instant, contain
an article about the Mountain Vie,
mine which il partly true am
partly false. 1t says: Eight
!, tons Of this ore was crushed at tn
: Franklin mill and the result wa
!. almost nothing" which is true :
:, far, but it adds: "The parties ths
had it leased were not satisfied wit
{ this run and made another run ,
81 hours on selected ore, with ii
: same result" Now the facts al
!, that the "a hours run was not mad
ON selected ore at all, hut ore out I
the same pile that the so tons wei
u taken from and which was a
, Z iIiIttu W the iiiiii ftN tine Edii9R Aiiil
= and which was fair average of Il
u whole ledge. The trouble is M
T" with the ore, hut with the mill, |
Il heretofore it has only worked no,
, by the free process, but the owne
: have been experimenting how
~ save the sulphurcts. They ha'
!" had them assayed and find them
= 90 S426o0 per ton. Doubtless Il
? company will put up machinery
work this ore on large scale. "
are ut loss to know why the Ma
= wishes to misrepresent our mine
y unless ii be plank in the coun
= seat platform. But let this be
y il may, we would advise him
= initiate George Washington wi
u his little hatchct and the tradition
cherry tree. SOONER
II Pine Grove, Idaho, June %.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-28
New Clothing
AT THE PosToFFIcE STORE.

just received new stock Il Gents
Furnishing Goods.
Gents aud Boys Clothing, in suits
OF all sizes
Alec q large l't OF new. fresh Family
Groceries just arrived.
Come early and pick your choice.
1t q. p. GOLDEN.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-28
NEW PLACER GROUND.

William Castro showed the News
Miner reporter yesterday half an
ounce Of gold which he, Henry
Trcan and G. l.. Randall obtained
from some new placer ground, sit
uated on South Boise river about
one mile above the mouth Of Big
Smoky. This gold was obtained by
collecting the waters Of a spring in
a reservoir which would only hold
enough for half hours run. They
ran the gravel from the top about
two-thirds the way to the bedrock
through two sluice boxes, half
hour at a time, nine times, making
four and one-half hours sluicing,
the result being one half ounce of
clean gold. Any amount of water
can be obtained from South Boise
by ditch about three miles long.
i The bank Of gravel is about go feet
deep with gold from the grass-roots,
and with good head of water-say
500 or 1000 inches-this ground
would pay immensely. News
/ Miner.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-28
THE FOURTH OF JULY FUND

All subscribers to the Fourth OF
July Fund are respectfully re-
quested to pay the amounts desig-
mated by them at their earliest con-
veniencc, as the Finance Committee
can not act intelligently until such
amounts are paid in.
BY order Finance Committee,
II. G. ID. GOLDEN, Treasurer.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-28
Notise.

All persons knowing themselves to
be indebted to me, viii please call and
settle before July lst, as | shall then
leave TO take up my residence IN Mon
tana. +. ). WRIGHT, NJ. ID.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-28
wickersham's and Major cavanah's

Wickersham's and Major Cavanah's
remarks in full
In the evening a largo number
Of ladies and gentlemen attended
the ball. which was pronounced hy
all to bc one of the most pleasant
parties ever given in Rocky Bar.
The music was furnished by Alb
bott's orchestra, with usual excel
lence; the supper at the Alenras
was simply magnificent, and every
incident connected with st. Ioh"'s
day was Of that nature and success
that should make the ladies feel
Supremacy proud at the result Of
their labors.
Golden Rule Chapter starts with
Al members, IL of whom are ladies,
and its organization will surely
work much good.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-28

I hereby announce myself candidate for the
enice Of sheriff Of Eimore county, subject to the
decision OF the Democratic County Convention.
d. D. HILL
Mountain Home, June Is. 1890.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-28
EoR sHERifF.

The undersigned respectfully announces 70 the
qualified electors Of Eimore county that he viii DC
candidate for the once Of Sheriff Of said county at
the coming election subject to the approval OF the
Republican County Convention.
ISAAC 7. FrTzwArER.
Rocky Bar, June II, 1890
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-28
s. Ii. MCCARTHY,
At LAW,
Rocky BAR, IpAno.

Patents for Mining Claims obtained
at reasonable rates
VIII attend 10 all legal business Of
the late law firm OF Stull & MrCarty.
Cali on, OF address, :. IL. MeCarty,
Rocky Bar, Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-28
EnR sHERiEE.

Notice 10 hereby given that The undersigned ~h
be candidate before the next Republican County
Convention for the nomination for ths Office OF
sheriff OF Eimcrc County. A. J. bhoeE
Mountain Home, May -, 1890
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-28

AS L. G. Koch, chairman of the
Fourth of July Finance Committee,
informs us that, to save $40 expen-
SEES, the committee had concluded
to discontinue the publication of
the Fourth of July programme in
the BULLETIN, we to-day print every
thing relating to the exercises, ''free
gratis, for nothing" solely for the
credit of the town. During the
winter months it did not justify us
to pay % cents extra per pound to
have our paper packed in here from
junction Bar, s understanding the
actual cost of printing paper up to
80 cents per pound-yet the Bull
LETIN appeared regularly all winter
at serious loss to its proprietor.
And this was done also for the
credit Of the county seat of Gilmore.
But all newspaper men work for
glory only.
Parents who desire to have their
daughters educated near home
should send TO Rowland Hall, Salt
Lake City, for catalogue. This is
an excellent school for girls, where
they receive the best care and at
tention. This school is situated on
high bench overlooking the city,
where all the conditions are favor
able for health and study. The
principal and teachers carry on
their work unostentatiously, but the
results produced in their pupils
show that the school is well equip
ped for its work.
r. w. Purdum, agent for the
United Edison Electric Company
and Sprague Motor Company, now
in Boise, writes to Major Cavanai
that he and Hon. Ben. Wilson vii
be Mt Rocky Bar as soon as posi-
BILE to inform themselves Of the ad
vantages afforded to establish cleo
trio motors in this vicinity. Con
sidering the immense water powcl
now going to waste in this section
the facilities for such project arr
ample, and we hope the gentlemen
may hasten their visit.
People who contributed TO the All
Of July fund supposed they wer'
, donating for the purpose OF defray
, ing expenses attached TO whoopini
: up the glorious day, and not 70
other purposes. But the finance
committee desire a reserve fund
with which to buy an organ TO b
, used for public occasions. There
fore they curtail printing expenses
Rumors Of the finding OF ricI
, stringers of gold quartz in tn
, Vishnu tunnel are numerous an
doubtless true, and indicates tn
i near approach to the big ledge.
Only IS is offered TO the perso
a who climbs the creased pole on tn
! 4th. This purse will hardly justif
, spelling a pair of pants, but it wi
: be fun for the lookers-on.
= Martin Hickman shot and kille
a cinnamon bear about one mil
. above town. on Bear creek, Tuesda
: last. Ii weighed trifie over u
d pounds.
n The Finance Committee in 4
e days BULLETIN ask you TO pa
8 your subscription TO the Fourth
July fund. The notice is publishe
/ gratis.
n VIM. Abbott and wife. Foley A
o bott aud wife and Miss Agg
in Clark came up from the Sou
n Boise Tuesday and attended q
in ball.
NJ. Getz, formerly of Mt. Hon
E. and Miss Carrie Perkins were ms
e ried at La Grande, Oregon, on I
s. Sth Of June.
I'd More new goods at Swanholm
er -.-
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-28
REGULAR MEETING
Oh
Gilmore Co. Commissioners.

The Board Of County Commission
ers Of Elmorc County will meet at the
office OF Auditor and Recorder, in
Rocky Bar, on
MONDAY, JULY Ii. 1890,
At 10 o'clock a. m, in regular ses-
sion for tile transaction of such hush
ness as may properly come before
them.
JoHS I. GILMAN,
Clerk
By W. c. WIcKERsnAN,
Deputy Clerk OF Board,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-28

Ballot reform goes marching on,
the latest advance being made in
New Jersey. Both branches Of the
Legislature of that State have passed
the measure and Governor Abbott
has signed the bill Besides the
usual provisions for secrecy Of the
ballot and keeping heelcrs from the
polls, the New Jersey law has this
exceedingly healthy provision: Any
employer, agent, superintendent or
overseer of workmcn who shall by
any sort of duress, constraint or i'm
proper influence, or by any fraud
ulent or improper advice, contri-
vance or scheme, prevent or impede
the free exercise Of the franchise of
any voter at any election, shall be
liable to a fine of $4,000 or five
years imprisonment, or both.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-28
TO THE LADIES.

Seersucker, Amoskeag Cantons
Ginghams, Sateens. Challie, Num-
Yelling. Fancy Dress Goods, Parasols
etc, Just received by
HENRY SwASH0LM.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-28
GRAND AND TRIAL JURORS.

The following persons have been
summonded to appear in Rocky
Bar June so, to act as grand jurors:
Alex. Cochrnne, A. A. Brookfeld,
j. III. Tregonning, Bart Bhnton,
Gus Rikewine, Amos Lee,
VIM. +. Galloway, David Macy,
S. b. Blackwell, ]. l.. Tate.
J. II. Andreas, ii. G. Albertson,
Mathew Casey, g. G. Crosby,
J. L. Smoot, X. Z. Chattin,
James Watkins, +. 7. Andreas,
VIM. Davis, Chas. Olsen,
A. J. Liljegran, Geo. f. Mahony,
James III. Morrow, john kenslef.
TRIAL JURORS.
Following are toe trial jurors sum
moned to appear on July ?:
T. Hutchins, w. III. Dial,
Jas. Nicholson, ]. N. Edwards,
+. II. Davis, S. N. Nichols,
Alexander Port, T. X. Stephenson,
J. l.. Dehaven, Frank Lester,
c. w. JOY, Chas. Hopkins,
j. Stedman, Jas. ID. Morris,
IF. Gary, Hugh Riley,
| G. l.. Holt, ID. w. Fltzwater,
James Stewart, Peter Jeffreys,
J. ]. McGinness, Tim Kennedy,
N. b. Rathbone, /. J. shcf.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-28

All communication on business
connected with the Assessors office,
TO insure prompt attention, should
be addressed to G. NJ. Payne, or
..Assessor's Office" Rocky Bar.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-28

Or TO the CONSOLIDATED IMPLE-
MENT CO., agents for Utah and
Southern Idaho. Houses at Salt
Lake, Ogden, Logan, Milford, Utah
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-28

= -
beats anything heretofore
made in
all these and other points /
The
wide-awake Farmer
will also get
our circulars and
satisfy himself
whether he can afford
to have his grain
wasted
by other threshers when he
can make money
by having his grain
threshed
with the New Vibrator.
Our pamphlet giving
full Information about
Threshing Machinery
and
Traction Engines
sent on application.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

The was boy my father had a
field OF clover. and he discovered that
voodchucks were making sad havoc
with it. On the field was L log. and
nsar the log the destruction was the
greatest My father told NE I must kill
those w~ootchucks- went TO the field
4 number Of times. but could not get a
shot IL them came to the conclusion
must Use a little strategy. 50 u morn
ing I went 10 the field before light
With my gun. both barrels loaded with
4 heavy charge Of BIB shot. I rot in A
position where I could take i range of
the log lengthvfse- As It began TO- r
light the woodchucxs began 20 gather
for their morning froIic- They mounte
the log. sat ID and locked around TO see
there was nothing 20 disturb them.
Nnen thought the log was ne~arIyeov-
cred with them I pulled both barrels 1t
once. the xun kicked ne over whenI
got up there were no woodchucks 70 be
seeu- went to the log and picked up
fourteen dead wo0dchucks. and il wasn't
any great log for woodctac& either
Boston Record
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

Women Just home trum abroad show
with pride the gorgeous bed spreads 1f
s1lken embroidery which visit 20 ia
pan nas secured. and which has clever
~ escaped duty BY the addition OF a
monogram worked IN the The
sEay-as-houes who sigh sor this eEe-
ganee can produce a nearly Is At
rracsiVe. and certainly with a similar
dash Of the Orieas IN II with thu Turk
Ish do-Lies- Select those with uusexu
edges and Ioin the squares with anv
pretty insertion lace. lining atrerwa-d
with canary or old rose satin. or auv
tint indeed tina "a nostesecsfve WITH
TIE embroidery Of the squares The
s~ati1-9nished c7nbrics and siIesfas "a
q good substitute for the more exreu-
slve material Some use I large piece
Of the work for tho eenter-uiecs. 20
large even as tNeztyseven inches
square with the smaller ones for a
bcrter--N- Y Evening Posi-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

Wen write It down TIL
everybody sees it
TIL everybody is sick of
seeing It
TIL everybody KNOWS it
without seeing it
that Dr. Sage's Catarrh Rem
Cdy cures the worst cases of
chronic Czt1rrh IN the head,
catarrhal headache, and cold
n the head
In perfect faith. It's makers.
the Worlds Dispensary Med
ical ASSOCIATION of Buffalo.
" Y offers to pay $500 to
any ore suffering from chronic
cztzrrh m the head whom
they cannot cure
Now If the conditions were
reverSed-if they asked you to
pay $500 for a positive cure
you might hesitate Here are
reputable men, with years of
honorable dealing; thousands
OF dollars and i great name
back of them and they say
We C1n cure you because
we've cured thousands Ike
you-f We can't well pay
you $500 for the knowledge
that there's one whom we
can't cure-'
They believe IN themselves.
Isn't It worth 4 trial, Isn't
any trial preferable to catarrhf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

The Beethoven house, of Bonn. Is now
cpen TO the public A large number Of
portraits, busts and autographs, the
composers vtoIins and other iassru-
nsn-s his last grand piano. still in
good condition and the auraI appliances
he used 1re among the most interesting
relics on view The society rsckons on
further support from concert and the
Duke Of Meiningeu has already given
orders for cn- on Decenbsr II. Beetho-
ven's birthday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27
a VALIANT PROTECTOR
n Mtxnfxhs Procession In the Comfort
able Ham- OF shs swa


a sEissnixhs Procession In the csmfs<t-
sht. Hsm~ OF IN.
~BiIligers Harkt-
Mrs NcSwas sat strait ~ In bed and
listened 20 q noise she seemed 20 tear
downstairs
What is it. Lose-iaT- inquired Mr.
McSwat drowsi1y-
1t sounds like somebody talking
Listen
Mr. MeSwasIfssened He. tee, thought
he heard something
i viii see what il Is" he said speak
ing very loudly and moving very Iels-
arelT- ~Dou's be alarmed. LobeIia-
We are well armed Besides these two
rrvolvers, he continued IN 4 high
Ttsshsd voScn intended - s-rrifY any
uzaushorized persons that might be in
the house. I have = heavy caue AMI 1
larga glass paper~seigh- Bs calm,
LotsEEz--
He crzSIed ous 81 net, calIecsea s4
Arsenal and the procession novel town-
ssasrs n the following order
M acswaE wtrh revolver
sasa haaL aeavV cane
inter a- arm, AMI
rsper weigh a
posx.e of as
sn1ruft@rsa
rsos-f--nuiE
Nh McswsS realty 20 scream
With fruns aair n
curl paper. lamp
In sns hand aad
bottle Of cau-
phar IA tas
ether
AZ tie landing halfway down Mr.
McSwas stopped
~LobelIA' be observed ssernIT. 1t
viii be necessary tor you 20 70 IN 'front.'
You have the Lamp. I'll protect Q =
Mrs Ncswas took her place IN f-uus
ss tireSced- and the procession moved
on again At the foot % the stairs
BI1fzer stopped and took up a cum-
handing position near the ball rack
Vow, LoheIiA 90 ahead with the
lamp into this room on the IefE TwiIl
remain here % see IL any o0dy PUSHES
out IL any body fses rush ous he
exclaimed. rrintinx his teeth IN a man
ner horrible % hear. Il will put four.
teen bullets through aim. knock him
down with this p~aper-Sefghs and break
every boae in his body with this caaer'
Mrs McSwas went into the room On
the left ard looked around
DO Y0G see any thing. LobeliaT'
asked her husband in Z voice OF thun-
der
No BiIIiger-
~Go through the ether rooms b.
reared. br1cing himself firmly against
the wall
While Billiger remained in the hall.
AIMED 20 the seeth. pale with iron rsso.
luton lnd trembling with a-azuverna,
bic terocitE LSbelia explored all the
rooms and came back
-Did Y0a see any thingT+ he de,
manEed
Not 4 thing. BIIIiger-
Give ne the lamp
He handed bis weapons % L0baffa.
took the lamp. and with daunsIes.
bravery weut through ther ROOMS him,
sell
1T wasn't any thing. Lsbelih- b
said with extreme disgust You
Ghdn near n EuEug or any gu
The Prueession moved ap the srairway
On the return trip.
fou must try 70 overcome this Il
midizy Of yours. LoheIiL SAID Mr. Nc.
Swat a. he put down the lamp and ra.
lieved his wife of her lead % deadly
weapons IF I hafnt been here 70 pro.
tect You." he grumbIed. crawling bach
into bed you would have frightened
yourself "a -Ghieag0 Tribune.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

Are yru in need q good advicsi Do you
suffer from palp1taSiou Of the heart, have
you spells of dizziness, DO you feel ussless,
aud do you frequently get tired without
cause or exerrioEi Do you suffer from
rheumatism. euralgfa,a and other mysterious
and u-uaccuuura6le baciCscnes and pains IN
limbs and joints and bouesl Do you feel
r~s~vogs, are you ~slespless at night and do
your dreams disturb yoUf Ara you excir
able and does your heart beat unevenly,
sometimes hardly beating n a. and az other
times humping like an eng1nef Do you
worry over little thingSl Are y0u kidneys
disGrFieret and your liver inIrtIvel Are
you rruuhled with indigestion and constipa-
ti8nt Are you annoyed b. any urinary diff
fcufsvF Do You want 70 be cured OF al
such weakening aiImenssl Then use DIR.
John BuIrs SarsanarillA IL viii make you
strong and perfect n every part
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

This Is cnce more enjoyed by tho rheu-
matte wise enough - cuuntsrxcs their pro-
9rssstvs ualady with Hesterrer's Stomach
Birrers. No testimony IL stronger than that
which indicates fs - q seurcs OF renef IN
this complaint Is Is also smtneuav e1ect-
i've ~ q rreasnent for kidney trouble. dys-
pepslA debility, liver complaint and eunstt-
passou. Use Il with persistence for the
above.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

Hasband-Any thing yog want down
Town to-day. nay dea<2 Shall I order
some Eore Of that sslErising eoar7
WHe-Ws have plenty Isfs. bus I
wish Tcs woald stop at an iatsuigeaes
Office. and order ne 4 selt-risinx sery-
ant girL-N !. Weekly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

Ike International s~eiegrzphic rates
IN the Continent viii conform AFTER next
July I with the schedule Exad BIZ the
recent tnssrnaccuAl selsg-zphtc con
fsrsrce IN Paris Between Germany and
sttotntng countries the rasa viii be ~
censs per word between Germany and
Grsas Britain. Scandinavia or Italy 81
cecss per word and between Germany
and Russia. Spain or the BaIkAnsseens
per word
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

B-nk1nser closing the 1gros.ic dis
egssionl-Weu 1 confess 7 can't endure
. sermon u 20 church last Sgudav
and n less than shtrry minutes l zoe "a
and Left
61osoerwicxlI dldns know they took
~ tie c~oIleSEor 50 soon Is shat-Wsx.
Shore.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

Mrs. PussLsY-You wc1tdo. ,hfn1 :,
pleass ne no~. aud Jet before we were
married you sail YoQ woud 70 through
fire and water tor me-
Pussley-se I woaLA ny dear. TIE
water would pGs the Ire cut you kuox
Puck
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

from nervous aches and
pains. and was slespiess ut night Ny DIS
ease was undermining NY constitution DR.
Bulls SarsapariIla restored me To heath
ami I now enjoy sound and dreamless sleep,
anil my aches and pains and lassitude
trouble me no mere William Burton,
Wheeling W Va
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

ALASKA exported during the last year.
Whalsboue. E.1ss.soss whale oil, ga-
soSs Goldfish. S5s, 0oas salmon. S.s54 coo;
gold tcstiussedl. &,0oo, Coo al other
s1porsA sufficient % make the tataI So
e41. -3u.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

HAvx You suffered long by reason Of Ma
iartas tried everything. ant finally come
% the conclusion that salI men are ~IiarssTr
send ore dollar 20 Tr. L. T. S-halienherxsr,
Rochester Pa and get y bottle OF his ANTI
dore for Malaria II not cured IN a week.
say 50. and the money viii be immediately
returned 70 Won.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27
sr,norOuEn. err 81 roLEno. -.

1LNII " VIZ - ~ -
LrCNs C0CNTT.
Frank Cheney mAAss oath that he IL t1e
Sani0r partner q the firm q FL Cheney
e Ia. dung business n the City Of Toiesto.
County and state AFORESAID. and that sad
firm VIII pay the sln Of y Dot
LARS for each and every case CT Catarrn
that can not Dc curaf By the use Of Halls
Casarrn Cure FRANK MkSKr
sworn - before ne ant subscribed II ny
presence. Eais6tn fay Gf Decsruhsr.4Df--h
STAT W GEEAs0S. Notary Public
ELts CaE1rrh Cure - E1xsu Internally
and Ats directly upon ne alosd and mucous
surfaces Il me system Ssnd for ses1-
uanfals. free. = J CHExzr s. Co. alecu.0
S0ld oy Druggists. 5@
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

Tia set OF lAnterrx1ides and the
lecture descriptive Of the White mount
I has been exhibited IN London,
whs<c Il hss attracted much attention
froc the photographs societies.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27
a BIG FLOOD.

TIE miv hing thzf vi VT \ MN Who vezsa
Fssh Brand Stacker . a aood; but even tten
~ -nst - zn1er wx;<r- Tins statement nav
s--z sr--x. snx n cat t1zt vii sand 4 two dxF2
mssz wzhpzf ezkzng. and vii cot I'D or fezr. .
SIRE % 81 he ,zl- Th= z1itionl advantage .
tax< L enzss Rs. and wear iorx-r than any oxh-r
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