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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-11-20

THE amount of gray matter which
burdens the brain of the Boss editor of
the Gazette, may be easily computed
when his effort to institute boycott on
the business men of st. Clairsville in the
following style, is considered:
1t may have been considered a gener-
Gus act by the neighbOrs and friends of
Messrs. Tallman and Scott to vote for
them, but our business men, attorneys,
&C., will find it very costly days work
to themselves. The people all over this
county are justly indignant at our peo-
pie and say they will not spend money
here if they can help it. 1t should be
a lesson to our people for all time.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-11-20
MARRIED.

BECKETT-PIPER-O Nov. IL, 1890, at residence
of brides parents, by Rev. W. R. Scott, PHI. D.
Mr. John W. Beckett of Jacobsburg, and Miss
Armida Piper, of Demos.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-11-20

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numbers for June and December of each year
When no time is specified, subscriptions will begin
with the number current at time of receipt of order
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-11-20

THE Arg1ls is the name of new paper
the first issue of which appeared at
Bridgeport on Saturday. J. w. Fowler
is the editor and J. H. Drennen, of Mar
tins Ferry, publisher. Mr.. Fowler is a
gentlemen of ability and we trust that
his new venture will meet with the sue
cess it deserves. The people of Bridge
port can sustain without difficulty good
local paper, if they will.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-11-20

THE Presbytery of the U. p. Church
met at the Belmont Church On Tuesday.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-11-20
A FINE FARM FOR SALE.

The farm owed by Thos. Duff, decd, in Wheel
ing Township, near the Cleveland, Lorain and
Wheeling Railroad. good farm; all underlaid
with coal. J. S. DUFF, Cadiz, Ohio.
R. Y. DUFF, Harrisville, Ohio. 11-13-3t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-11-20
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate of MARY W. THEAKER, Decd.

The undersigned has been appointed and quail
fed as executor of the estate Of Mary w. Theaker,
late of Belmont county, deceased
Dated this 10th day of Nov, A. D. 1890.
II 13-3t THOMAS C. MERCER.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-11-20
COUNTY FARMERS ALLIANCE.


The Belmont County Farmers Alliance
will hold a public meeting at Court
House Hall, Thursday, December 4th
The session will be opened at 10 A. NJ,
with prayer by Rev. Ezra Hingley, d. D.,
and the forenoon session will be devoted
to minute and miscellaneous business,
and reports of sub-Alliances.
The afternoon session will open at 1:15
o'clock, when the subject of Biennial
Sessions of the Legislature" will be
discussed by R. E. Giffen, and Hon. A. T.
McKelvey will talk on the Rawlings
Tax Bill"
The evening session will begin at
o'clock, when Hon. j. W. Nichols will
deliver an address on Double Taxation"
which will be followed by discussion of
the subject opened by L. P. Myers, Esq.
Ats o'clock Joshua Crawford, of Iberia,
o., will speak on the topic, Shall We be
Land Owners or Tenants"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-11-20
TIMES FOR HOLDING
Courts OfCOmmOn Pleas,
FOR 1891.
THE STATE OF OHIO.

A T A MEETING OF THE JUDGES
a of Common Pleas Court, in said District
held at Bellaire, in the county of Belmont on the
third Tuesday of October, 1890,
ORDERED, That the day of commencement OF
each term of Common Pleas Court in said District
for the year 1891 be fixed as follows:
Muskingum eounty-January 5, April 6, October
13
Morgan county-Mareh ?. May IL, September IA.
Noble county-January 6, March "a. September
p
Guernsey county-February ), April Il, octo-
Der IS.
Belmont county-February 3, May 5, October 20.
Monroe eounty-January 6, April 4, September
Harrison county-January 6, March "a, Septem-
Der 8
Jefferson county-February 5, April 2i. October
Tuscarawas eOunty-January Is, April Il, Sep
tember 15
Each term to begin at nine o'clock A. NJ
ORDERED, That the labor of holding the Com
mon Pleas Courts of said District be appOrtioned
among the Judges as follows:
In the counties of MuSkingum Morgan, Noble,
and Guernsey, by Judges J. W. Campbell and g.
L. Phillips, and their successors
In the COMMITTEES OF Belmont and Monroe, by
Judge j. B. briggs, and his successor.
In the counties OF Harrison, Jefferson, and Tus-
by Judges j. c. Hance and j. S. Pearce,
and their successors.
ORDERED, That the Clerk of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of jefferson county be requested to
forward to the Secretary of State a copy of the
foregoing Order, fixing the day of the commence
ment of each term in the several counties of this
District.
ORDERED, That Judge Joseph c. Hance be and
Is hereby designated to supervise the execution of
iuties as may deYoive upon him by law, as such
j. B. briggs,
j. C. HANCE,
j. W. CAMPBELL,
J. s. PEARCE,
G. L. PHILLIPS,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-11-20
TIE DISTRICT CONFERENCE.

The Nj. r.. DlSIRlC1 CON L EhENOE
The Barnesville District Conference OF
the NJ. +. Church. was held in Beallsville,
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
last week The attendance on the part
of the pastors and laymen was excellent;
but two preachers in the District failed
to attend. The attendance on the part
of the citizens was unprecedented, and
large congregations greeted the visitors
at every session. DR.. J. r. Mills presid-
ed with dignity, and brought forward the
business with dispatch.
The admission of women to the coun-
ellis of the Church was warmly and elo-
quently discussed Collier, of Bell
aire, speaking adversely and forcibly
upon the proposition. and Rev. Peregoy
warmly advocating the right of women
to equal representation and equal hOnOrs
with the men. Rev. Peregoy's remarks
were especially forcible and eloquent,
and were received with generous ap-
plause; the audience was evidently in
sympathy with him. In the discussion
of the Relations of the Church to Tenn
perance," some of the brethren were in
temperate in their temperance talk. The
fundamental law of the Church was
clearly set forth by DR.. Manchester, and
the use of the temperance committee was
forcibly and warmly set forth by DR..
Mills.
The pastors relation to the Sabbath
school and social services was instruct
lively considered by Revs. Petty and Hum
Bile, and the session closed by discus
sion of Official Responsibility, by Hon. A.
I. McKelyey.
The good people of Beallsville gener-
ously and heartily entertained their nu-
merous guests.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-11-20
HARPER'S PERlODICALS-PER YEAR.

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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-11-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.
IN PARTITION.
Belmont Common Pleas.
Otho S. Holloway, Plaintiff,

Nathan Holloway, ct al, Defendants.
Pursuant TO an order of sale in partition in the
above entitled cause, issued and TO me directed
from the Court of Common Pleas of Belmont
county, Ohio, Will offer for sale at public auction,
upon the premises on
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-11-20

BY bills printed at THE CHRONICLE, it
will be observed that the Executors of
the estate of Mrs Margaret Duff will
sell on the farm of the late Thos. Duff 2
miles east of Fairpoint on Tuesday Dec.
2. beginning at one o'clock, P NJ, lot of
stock, grain, farm implements and house
hold goods, etc.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-11-20

THE new time table on the 3. and o.,
which went into effect on Sunday, makes
it very inconvenient for persons along
the line to reach st. Clairsville and re-
turn on the same day. The proper rep
resentations to the Company might re-
suit in more convenient arrangement of
trains.
THE annual announcement of HGrper'S
publications - Magazine, Weekly, and
Bazdr-is published in this paper. They
are first class, unexcelled in their re-
spective fields. Any of them will be
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duded rates.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-11-20
HARPER's PERIODICALs-PER YEAR.
HARPER'S BAZAR.
IL ILLUSTRATED.
1891,

Harper's Bazaar Is a journal for the home. Civ
ing the latest information with regard to the Fash
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clever short stories, parlOr plays, and thoughtful
essays satisfy all tastes, and its last page is famous
as budget of wit and humor In its weekly issues
everything is included which is of interest to wo
men. During 1891 Agnes B. Ormsbee will write
series of articles on 1.-The House Comfortable" !"
Juliet COrsOn will treat of Sanitary Living" and
an interesting succession OF papers on woman
furnished by Theodore Child, This serial stories
will be by Walter Besant and Thomas Hardy.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-11-20

\ BELLAIRE saloon keeper was fined
last week by the Mayor of that city for
selling liquor on election day. As an
extenuating circumstance, the accused
stated that for the last ten years he had
trafficked in the stuff on election days,
and that this was the first time he had
been called upon. to answer for the
violation.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-11-20
HARPER'S MAGAZINE,
LII ILLUSTRATED.
1891.

The important series of papers on South Ameri-
ca, by Theodore Child viii be continued in Har-
perS Magazine during the greater part of the year
1891. The articles Southern California, by Chas.
Dudley Warner, will also be continued Among
other noteworthy attractions will be novel by
Charles Egbert Craddock; collection of original
drawings by w. NJ. Thackeray, now published for
the first time; novel written and Illustrated by
George du Maurier; novelette, by William Dean
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Walter BeSant
In the number and variety of Illustrated papers
and other articles subjects of timely interest,
well as in the unrivalled character of its short
stories, poems, etc, Harpers Magazine will con-
time to maintain that standard of excellence for
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HARPER'S PERlOOlCALS-PER YEAR. -
HARPER'S MAGAZINE. 81 90
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-11-20

PAY no attention to what other dealers
say about having to put up prices-we
don't, and sell at as low prices as goods
were ever sold. Come in and get prices
on our specialties es-Brewster's and Nox
EN- All Shoes and Boots; best goods we
can hear of. ct F. TROLL & Sons.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-11-20

SECOND AND WINTER STOCK.
Owing to our increased sales this Fall
we had to duplicate many of our fall bills,
which are now arriving, with new effects
and late styles. and at same prices. Come
in early; no advance with US. As we buy
for cash we make our discounts largest
part of our profits.
1t F, TROLL & Sons,
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

The k4aal. City. NeuPhis { Birm
Il.,hari railroad Is many ml-es the
shortest ald - fa-r the bsst e4li ppei
pass uzer line between qoIats n ia E
east sad gl-haust. 4nd Memphis an ?
al point in Arkansas. Texas aud thu
west lrsd aaE 1.est. ras pazaense =
tram equipment af this line Is e The
most uo.istE eaa truetilu ln3 provided
with every device n assry - TIE con.
fart ard safety u uassenrers- r i,sassEf
reclining ehalr ears SEATS freet are rlu
On ali dav trains between Memphis and
bt-rr u. .ghArn. EseEythlnF NV AMI
sr1 -ciass and no effort isspared hT TIE
ui1fua cement 70 Eiset the requirements
of m. travelling puhiie- Through tick
stsvli thfs iiae s-e on s.ais az -
through ticket Offices. Fer iar.e map
and time table f1lslcr siv5nss f's.l iufor~
nation a. - through ears. connections
ETC.. astiEas.. n 81 Ellis.
6i-nl s<t. q MIdlsou s.. Iamt lis
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15
i saa Ps1Els 4 La7a7s..s c.c,i-

! saa PsEls 4 La7a7s.,s c.1.i-
%th nv anao1uesm sas =. +,
elzdieats fsr Congress. It,k. t,-
occasion to s4y 70 ths maBv u.
pie IN lafayette county who ssv.
1ealret Eas TO 20 as s-l-r,..
the Constitutional Csnr.n-,en r.
I im Prsfaaui'y grateful fer s..s
may siad e1rr.ssJous n ths,r
calf, aHd ans deeply sensible ef ,,-
eanh iegcs Implied "a Is, uttt.r
oa1 certainly It VII not be sr7ec..
81 q M to pat myself Ia opPe...
ton t. any Of my Democratic All
lance friends for any oaiss. aaf
stiiI less would is be expected
ms 70 scramble Tor tbe r.sit..
Ia1s | cannot 10 fer az eG
Sesldes al. this. Lls scene. n
NE | ela Better serve ii, people.
n Congress.
- Is necessary for ne To canrlss
TAG other eolHtl.s OF ID. D,,r;r.
hfs', aa4 I vii cauait nv iat.r
est here At Aans to Jour keesia,.
HA-n 1t becomes necessary fer.
the Democrats Of the eoanfv to
q ei'ie bct~een M and anv bolv
else, an wiling to 1t -ith I can
'Lss oe without one On assraisht
roe Of the people at the Demo.
:raslc primaries.
Respectfully,
CHAs. B. HowEr.
Ovford. Nav 8. 1890.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

q Glarlu-ee u Arsers ls j eilKir
sor g hsS bsea tulls demonstrated
70 tee peop... ot his c4u trv rhsi
q D. s.l .erior 80 al 0sAer pr-Parl
-isu for tlscd 4lseasss Il
POSITIVE cure fsr svFEilte poison
lne. ulcers. raPtlrus sad piaplss
Is plrsi - tie whole sv,trm and
fs9rosxh.v hrili- IA thr .nstif L.
3oa. SoIl ~ Jr Chandler.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15
CHAs. B. H0wRr.
Ovford. Nav s. Is9Q.
Eal.laY ealEll1iIan m.

This Is be, Ond ques.ioa ths
must successfut Cou.h n.s,i cine
We have ever ssli few doses inv,
riIblY cure the wsrst e.lleS az
cough, Group and brcHchiti-, va.
rs wonderful success IN the cg
OF consumption Is without L 5aral-
lei IN the history Of na,ITe.a.
Since Fss hrst discovery it his been
sci3 sa I guarantee, test rAs b
no other Medicine cau sLla,I. II
sou have 4 eG1xh ~e earnestly AZ
you To sry 1t. Priee f0r, 90. +
81. Ii your lungs are sore. chest
ar back hme Use Sh5IaL's poroas
plaster. Sci! by J T Chandler.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

There rs an unseen hastl.s~6elI
In every human breast.
where t~s opposinE forees meet,
AMI where thev ssId0m rest.
rhas isld Is vsilsl fr1n mortal sight
rTis only seeu by One
Who knows alone where victory lies
When ssl1A days f.As hs dcza.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15
cal't S!esl WIS

Is the complaint OF thousands suf
fsrIng from asth m3, consumption,
coughs, influenza, etc. Did you
aver try DR.. Acker's English rsm :
edy 1t il the best PREPARATION
kn.wn for all lung trobules. SAID
su positive guarantee at s5c and
soc, by ] L ChanlIer.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15
Erash raa-.

II you want some q the incest
Beef, Polk aad Sausige, ever Of
fered IN the Oxford marx st, call
on Nathan J0ses next deor 10 j
" Morrow on Depot Street Or.
ders prouF-ly alIsi ard yeur trade
Is solicited.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

Mss Ad,lI. Alszaudsr OF r R,cEv
tcrd, zaf IF. I y Cra.y Of Plri-
Ark, sese married On Wscn ,sd.v
OF last weea A. th- residence II
Mr.. Z z Elvtrs, Of ssrr citv. bv
Rev. " I Hargis- There vas an
element II roEanee attending sai,
saarriag-- ths pastIes haaug net
only a few hours befIre the e-r--
aoavs taeIr -eqlaiat&Eca aad
e0uTtship being tbs resa.t of cor
res90nsiaEce. Mav thav BE- hanuy
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15
Howell & Wallace
GARNET mtKER AND
OXFORD. MISS.

Ne always k-eP "a hHal "a e.-sas
y s-l.s Cases. R..s, u..,.s ,-,..,a.
and Wl'nut Cases
.l4Ers. Chta Covered C,ssats
-i'treHs eaa Wtis alse zai C,s
-ers ami ef-apsr H. % tca.us
Can-nE .oari ant t1a's Pr taa Et &
- a.ui-s i.1l AID Robes.
VI Naaaa Ws'tiee vii at-sn.f =
.aF arss1s. t5f strt rtls rftaa.i
= tta rramrtr and care. Tfanks -
2 nat taff Ne ra-r.ets ssiiv ..lfait th.
patronage - torn aud cauatr. -.
.1.Afaase'' Fslees a'..,lz Al any - tA.
ai-E
EsreHtfF~.
HOWELL q WALLACE
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

The state ct Mississippi. LaFavest =
caaafy- La the Chlan0ry coar- NAY
term. A L, 1890
L " TcEliEscl ct al, !
IS
RW PhiFps q al :
To Jordan VI PhiFp- vhose pos.ofFce Is
OK SIS key West. -- county, IN
the state Of Flo. ida. liehari "
PhIpps whose posl1fles Is Pai-llls,is.
N the county q NaHstss l. tae State
OF Florida.
You ara hereby rlaufied p b. ansi
appear at the neEE tern & the chan
Gerry couE. 70 BE- heli q and for the
county of LaFayatta II th~ St.ste 81
NJ Milalssippi on the Foarth a1nday n
May. A =. SEQ. az the caart hoase IN
oxford and thea and Jaere plead ar
swer or deraEr 70 the ti.l feE the paFtl =
ton of tie hands q q VI FhiPps hsrai1
E.ed whsreia you are defendants
JF Brown. Cb-rs-
Hox-y ( Faiknar, Sci. foc Petitions, ,
April 81. I..9. At
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

Never had a preparation n ere
aapropriate uame-than Ayef> 4 ar
VIgor. Whsn ths capillary glands
become snfeebIed BY disease, a9e'
or neglect. ttis dressing ImPaIts-
rsH--ed lie 20 ske scalp, 50 JhAI
the hair assumes much on Us
veutbfuf fuIIuess ard beauty
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

SaI.9hs Cl,l-rh Rsraelv nr,a-.
Er.9Gs cure for etttrrh. 4 pihsrit-
e1nAer e uth. zsl hea.arh wtI
each hutlls there 5s an ia-sr3sr.
nasat Irlactsr Ter ta= more sa-rs 4.
IL trsItaeat e these c,n,Iaset.
without -Ytra ctAza Pm "a
Sold BY J I Caaa der.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15
Ice Cream .., ay l.. iss
lars ars afeu tsr the Ssazc--
g = BaEas

Ctr sa-shs' Gulrlss s. hav Z
IA. o.s. cemsfrrv u tha tnvG cIsl1
ed - AMI pct Ia COED er l-r. T us
= ! gCs.l work and one taat
shsGl4 kave rtesIv-d attention
long aga. Mary Of ths early set
ri~rs and best ci-izsus 81 g fsrl
slneP IN tins cii 5GrYJag e- unE.
the condition af when has bern q
standing repr0aeh r. cur CON ussl
y for wear. Il W. - gratifying
tS tha fllsa4i Of th- isl3 taas
tais neglected sgot VII raEA.z 5
no longer.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

We aeknswIeGse the receipt Of
the Nay uua5er OF the University
Magazine. the irst that has grac-
ed cur tlsEs N some time.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

We hsve Iust received a 6n-
ac~ Hsassr W-vii give s7ec a.
a.teatira p, the e .lev'-. kiuS hus
t1e=a and l..sz1a- grave A
tlserals promptly alteasly4 - au
ID q uotiCe.
HOW'LL. Wmzrvs & WsLLArE
JaIv I. ls%9.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

LsFAv-tts has Rs occasion to De
dull during taC sUEmsr months.
The C1.stItusIlnsl invention an.
the CSu-re FsfGnaI canvass VII
Wide az-v the a4n sc1s1u.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

Don't forget that am DONG fine
watch, clock and ieweIry repairing
neatly and cheap. Guarantsed or
no pay. lam here for that purpose
III w Lett, northeast eorner OF
the Square, Oxfsrd.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

Why say . eests sr 81 when
yoG can buy PLsataiioa Caiii Cure
(reguhar and t.sst.l4sssl for St CENTS.
winch Is guaranteed 20 cure VEG z
Far ale By 7 y Tson Il c, Ok
farl- j I AlTls- T1yl.sr A
Hsustcu Sc SIN, Asaevisle. RB
RAxIsad, Paris. G w HaIl, Noah.
/. A LItha IA, DIlits- ThrsikeId
L Patton, Lafayette Springs.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

Mrs. u Fl Ovens Is nov L VAIN
ri subscriber to th. EAGLE ~
Airlls, N G.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15
Sheflffs Sale.

Chas Mysr
NJ $50 V Ezseution tlr s@4s -
r Butlarl J
By si=rne % IL above stated erscu-
non 10 ne di-scre,t sy W Z Andrews
clerk of the gi-cuit court for the ceuu.T
Of LaFavetts and state Ct II MlssissiPpi. |
vii au aouGay the "a DAY Of June,
IsgJ. AZ the ccurt house door n the
town Of O1ford, within legal hours. sE-
pose to sala. At Publie cutery. 70 the
highest bidder for eash. al sAe Fi.kt.
inr.rsst AMI claim the LefsH'ian-. Chas
z Butler. has n azd - L certain 1t *
p-rcei of land te-E-t=
Lse 70. so II Sc qr sec Is to~nsdiP
range 3 we-t containing - Ar~a Ia'ra
or less. sIso lots II 20J, .D- rEt -
Il section Il township ) rsang~ 2 west,
ie th.. town q Ozferi, whsen las been
levied On Is the property o. the s-i-i
assepa1at and viii be SOLD . satisfy ras
iadgs-eur therein aad az cost Eais
May -. 1880
P. Z. Matthew. Sheriff
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

Another entertainment for the
basetit Of Q T Coilegs Is ii con
temptation and viii be given In
about three weeks, BY an amateur
csnpany Of our city under the
management Of Mrs. ChIltou.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15
NJ Q n T VI

" hen vou xaat 70 borr1zs moa-
- apr Y - ne. W. lud .u
-uns ot sec aud upward. Ths
sooner v-t az 'f Sc soon veu
- vJ1- money
O r Carte.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

Mr.. I @ EeCleIlan, Of Wood
slus Ridge, favored Is With a call
E1ndsv, uai reports the farmers
busy at work.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

A full stssn.lauce Of tae Alum
ha- Of q r c ,lIs-- = earnestly re-
v,nsste1 On nsxt T4ssdav eseuin =
at o'clock. SM Gates.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

Notiee - klaA Oyerzssrs--Osterss-
~ tie Board Of suPervlscEa thar a y
Cvsls.ers of Fulhs Eeais Eao flf-e4
= axe reports q their RQa.iz a. g e
Arr s.rn- are required 20 make their
F.rorts On OF before Tie 1t AoaGLy II
- ra.t Those falling q make Re
-. ,viIi h. s4.-1 with as tie Las d.
rects- Aprll =. 1890.
John z Brown, Cierk-
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

Mr.. Jim Porter, the gentleman
iy representative Of Mansfield :
Medicine Co, Memphis, vas msag
ling fer few days of LAST weak,
with his friends Ia Grenada, whore
"a Is general fayoritc--Grenaea
New Era.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

Mr.. Joel Butler died at his resi-
dsuee eat Of Oxford on the eeh
Of NJ " and was buried the Eext
day At Bethel Church Mr. But
Ter was 73 years Of age and leaves
wife and i've ehIIdr.l- He bad
bean 4 eifizsE Of this county many
years.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

You can not afford % live without a
rewsuapsr get the best. The Tines
Democrat Of New OrleAns-Dally and
Weekly. Il hEs TIC zETgsst esrc'slItson-
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15
:, Tn Wax. : Sr-in- Il. .

Mss ELLA MCGUIRE has
Iust returned frCm Cincinnati
= here SIZE selected N s.sgant .iss
% "a .iiiEery which u uov open fof
Inspection. She has svcrvthiu- IN
the .atsst STYLES IN Hats, Flumes.
Flowers, etc, which she cordially
invites her customers and the Ia
dies ct Oxfsrd and vicinity 20 cal
and examine. Mar %, 1890.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

Miss JOSH. Andrews OF eur city
Ia an sxpsrt shorthand copyHt
and Is ready TO De all work IN that
iIua- During the recent temper
anee convention Mss Andrews
made most crsditable ea2Irs Of
the different addresses delivered
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

Mr.. w FL CsrOthsrs, Sr, has so
far recovered froa is recent n
disposition a. to be able to Be Gu.
again smsnx hrs fri-nds.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

Msssrs " 81 Laadrs and " S
FerrelI have returned from Yer
nsa, TsxI.. They SPEAK very
highly Of Texas and think Of max
ing 4 perm ineEt honls IN that
great COMMONWEALTH.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

Mss Tt14Ie WhelsSs has gsue
to Grenada to teach an essegfisn
class