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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

This seemS \ paradox. but Il Is cx-
planned By one CT New Iorks richest
men. 81 don't count nv wealth in
dollars he sziL- w hat are all ny
possessions to me. since I an /. victim
Of consumption MY doctor tells me
TINT l have but ! few months 10 live,
for the disease is iucurzSle- I am poor
er than that beg-zr yOlder.- But
interrupted the friend 20 whom he spoke.
consumption cEz be cured Ii taksn
in time Dr. Pierccs GOIsIen Medical
Discovery viii eradicate every veStige
Of the disease from vour system "r1l
try it, sTst the millionaire. and he did;
and today there IS rot 4 healthier,
happier nan 20 be found anywhere.
The Discovery strikes at the seat of
the complaint Consumption il = dis
ease of the blOod-is nothing more nor
less than lung-scrofllz-and Il -r--t
and does yield 70 this wonderful remedy.
Golden Medical Discovery Is not
only az acknowledged remedy for that
terribly fatal malady, when taken in
time and given : fair trial. but also for
all forms of S~crDfuIOus. skin and Scalp
Diseases. Is White SwelliasS. Fever
sores, Hip-j0int Disease Salt rheum.
letter. Eczema. BOilS. CarbuncIes, Ev-
sinel1s and kindred ailments.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

WITH L0cN-. APPLICATIONS as they can not
zach the seat Of the disease Cafarrh Is a
olood or coa.tltut snal disease and IN order
% cure u you have 10 a&c Internal rene
1lsS- Hal : tatarrh Cure i taken inter
n1Hy. and ATS directly on the blood ani
MUCOUS surfaces. Halls Catar-h Cure il
10 quack medicine IL was prescribed BY
one or the best physicians in this cnuatrv
Tor ye1rS. and = I rs-uilr prescription IL
= composed ~ the best t0aics known. cuu-
otnesi WITH the best blond purifiers. artin-
1ISeCtlV on the mucous surfaces Tha pe--
feet combination Of the two INGREDIENTS !
what produces such wonderful results in
curing c1tarrh- SEND for testimonials free
y CHESET & Co. Props Tctedo. y.
Sod By Druggists price &C.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

eyes threw n small arm around his
neck, while her brother lay on the
grass and pulled the hounds plumv tail.
a pretty Picture said the artist:
"gOod-day- AID he rode of AZ A short
galIop, for the sun Was nearly down
The woman sighed and looked after
him He brought a bit Of the outer
world into her miserable life. For she
was miserable. POOR and ca-eworu. With
only this stumbling Seth. whose weak
| love she bad long Outyroxn. for
! companion This woman. who had
never known better days looked for
ward 20 naught but death in the future.
After the meaIOt corn AXE and sweet
potatoes. with crust coffee. Seth took
down his rife and called 70 the houuI-
which Ess lying in from. OF the vide
nre-Plaee with the heads OF the children
resting on his bright fur.
Kin kaiat1cE- rPosSuu IN = tree
ter-nishr l rsckun We asn't eat neat
fur a EseL
Tot7 To- e lates asked bis wife
sn1n- an cid claT pipe for her even
ny smoke
reeNon- There's 1 still nm. IN
over On n erik Taia's likely ,hereu
D much 70 SUP Oa-a good Of noon
same mo bits nos eOae=rzeily sear
fo,ca ger some, ef SOS I get 70 see bik-
The woman looked after aim and beIS
1eF pipe in her hand
There's s0nethIa kim 10 him H.
up 70 some eussedresS Thes thar -aan
ae<s On as face, an II !esa Ike Ter
slss E1aE Is Esis : hasskla' saa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

Men aud women both suffer from weak
less and loss OF strength Women how
ever. sufer more than men. Men don {
have those bslring down pains thsb a1e Of
a weax woman = existence Both however.
their dizzy spells bota bsm0aa their
loss Of appetite. their lIrx OF energy. thai
feeling OF WEAKNESS and constant fat que
Both become IauET1id. ms ptd. and life o
either hardly seems worth living Their
kidneys ara WEAK and seem wasting away.
Their ilvers are inactive their stJulchs dis
ordered, their bowels irregular Oht fool
i-h- foolish men and Eoucui why WI you
NOT seek the way 70 health and strength
Others as miserable As yourselves ara O
IN the fuI enjoyment Of happy. Joyous life
simply ~becaussthey put rreludtces aside and
began u use Of that excellent Alternative
known as DR. John Bull ~SlrsapaFllA Ask
your neighB0rs who have used it what they
think about It. Ask your druggist for ]
bottle, and don't take any other
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

She looked az tho two children. lea
without their playmate, and waved her
hand
cit 70 bod II he rets 20 fun
meckia tibet there doglI kim hons
without him Yo git ter bed
The bed vasastraw tick n the same
room There vas no goodnight no
prayer. but the children were innocent
and sleepy The boy grumbled some
thing about Kaintack-
He'll be long side yer when 20
wake Did 70 ever wake an he weren't
ever since 70 were born
me ant Eaintuck.- said the little
girl. and fei. SsiecD with the dogs name
on her lips
In tho morniN the father lay on tho
ioor IN 4 drunken sleep The children
got up in a hurry Kaintucr VAS no.
Nhere 20 BE- seen They ar tkeueI
heir mother with 4 ~querul0us cry
For 4 mouer the woman looked
dazed. In The early part o. the night
wasting pain had kept her awake sac
had not once thought OF the dog. but not
20 see him vas something in thu naturs
u = t-AAAAAAF- sue EAAE- E-aA : AAA
c0at FROM under his bead. and be sat ~
and stared stupidlT ~ her With red,
bleary eYeS
~wharis KaiztUcke- size asked. AMI
something in her voice sobsred seth.
and be rose 70 his feet and stood IN
steadily looking. not a. her. bus 81 tho
shifting sunlight on the foor-
"Ain't him got home yit9 he asked.
~uneasily
">eth~-Sae pointed a long, lean.
yellow torcduger AZ hin-Seth- her
voice rising TO a shrek. 'hsy 70 sold
Eaiutuck97
'Loari. no, wouldn't 10 20 DO NJ
scch a thing; doan' talk fo~oIishnes
answered the man. shaking - Il Tina
"IO' hev- Liar an taiefl To hes
sold the best f-ien' ever w- he'd lie
we're trunE up with IN chilIun like
their Own f-sh an blood Yo- sold him
f0n bI0vG-moEey- lie waur nOne q
yO'se, FIR I tescht him from E-1iatuclS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

H4- anu Ne NaUr CIV &c me- Hes
saved ye from revenoo an vigiIans an
wuss lie wlur wuth me. than a dozen
carczsses like 10 Hes stole to keepus
f0om ss1rvin. An ye-v gone an sold
him Yo hear the chilIEue Theyre
eiz Ter Easss
~Hims iolIered the stranger He'll
kim back Him's been a-hooiOced OF.
SURE certain He'll kim back. sake.
Bat h. Eat1t come back seth vent
the next Dag and bougas his wife 4 rcd
AMI blue calico wich yellow stripes
walked i've miles and back 20 tho
FORKS and she took the dress and
burned is On tie lo- ire before MS eyes
Three months passed away and >eth's
wlte lag at Deaths door There lid not
seem % b. ~ uErh Of ! disease
! total collapse Of she system SETH
hal changed too He h4I really
srleed up and Vas taxing care OF his
Ntfe ard the children 70 the hes %
his ability Bas ais heart wzs II heaVv
- lead he hadn't much conscience.
Wa lax % morals perhaps but since
that mysterious going OF q Eaintacx
he had felt himself a modern Iaias.
He wanted his dog. and he wanted tho
money bad He had followed the
stranger - decker wita him for the
hounI. but he knew E~AIrtuek- and be-
was sure he would fad his wav home
inside Of t~weutT-fOUr hours Nov he
knew he would never see him again.
IL was Just the same ss IL one Of tho
children had gone instead of a dumb
erIttsE- His little scheme had miscar-
ried wOefgIly. Kaiutack was three hun
dred miles away.
This night Suke was carrying on
worse than ever seth Knew she was
dying, and ne could not leave her long
enough 10 20 Ter the distant neighbors
who a. such times rendered assistance.
Worse, too. her mind wandered She
thought KaiatEck was there
i heerd hin outside Thar he is
she cried. starting u "Y0' didn't sell
him. seth. I'D yOT
She h1d been I'D AMI cut 10 look for
him every night since as going. listen
ing 70 hear him A. the dOoz- The chill
1ren slept and 5aly f-etted for their
PLaFmass n the daytime. bu. their
mother never forgot aim. even In sleea
Lsen- she cried again Dian ~
hez- him Serhg
~Ihets acovOty. tzIzr u0-hin- else
answered >esh- bEnbiv- 1tthere Ms
! long. low host thas Ezs uamEs.akabIv
the hoNl Of a dog SETH started N
de W. mortality afraid
~T4tat ne real dog. I.'s-irs-oh.
Lord. -aat howl Ze1n-meaa-
YES. I reckon its 20 ne. Ysr
needn't open the dore. seth. Ifon5er-
stan Taia's ~ hvin' dog A. makes
taer zOlse Doaa' sake the chiIun-
Hole NJ han reckon its tiue I said
souethl1 20 20 I doan' hole no suitc
agen 20 Seth Il waur hard 10 lose
the dEub critter I raised ike 4 babbx.
bat reckon yu're sorry In a-yofn'
somewhat, an amt better'n 70. seth.
Give ne 70 hzn-minss stan cole
That E7s their parting Seth held
the ssone-cOli hand lIl the stars had
Paled IN the morning sky. and 4 rrea,
white light shOne down the wide Chin
ney and settled on the still Ace on the
bed He had heard that unearrhIv
howl a. intervals all night outside the
door but It vas silent low seth s,epued
20 b door and opened il aud some
thing lay there close 70 it, sometime
that did not move. stretched CUT srir
and stark Yes u was KaiutucS Ha
had found the way home a. las--Mz
NJ L RaYne. in Detroit Free Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

And How 10 SEccesd in Life are absorb
inE themes to ever one In his connection
ne reaaier : attention : called 10 an adver-
tlsew~nt in THIS paper u The Burrows
5rusGerS Company uf Cleveland. Ohio. one
= the largest aEd bssst known book houses
y the Cultet SeaseS Any representation
they MAKE can he reliet uuou. and there
Hetrf De- No HESITATION in sending them
money For SIo1 they propose 10 send a
ooaE giving 4 zr-e amount Of valuable n
formation Peter Rad the al pretty care
fully and see < you Do not want =
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

dancing. ~curvetinr horse gave 20 L. a.
its owner threatened wish his riding
whip i great baying hOund. whose
bloOt-reI mouth was watering for a
bite Both nan and horse fought shy
OF the big brute which. with fierce,
aggressive loyalty. prevented them from
approaching nearer ard made 50 much
noise himself that the folks N the
cabin could o hear . Strangers
voice
call OF y0u- dog. he shouted again.
~ there zane n moments psgse IN the
canine monoI0rue. and Immediately /
WOMAN appeared n the doorway Of the
cabin Ari SAIL. without raising her
voice AMI in the soft drawing ore Of
the South
~IIeah. Eain;ack. Ett il thar Quiet
nov What's wa7ta. Stranger
I've lost uy way. SAIL the young
riIez. lifting has hat with che Difference
- women that Ezs his birtari-hE rot a
msrs surface accomplishments. can
vou tell ne how far I an tr0m 4 aotslF
Thare ain nary s,-h v~saaab0uts
mister Thar ain a r,earil ll yeah
strike - tavern A. n FORK Tliat TO
WAYS likely As c1ereII Be anT slch n
these parts
How far Is IL TO The FOrk asked me
t-1veicr
.Is mouzhs b. five n nile. mister
seth. bOv fur b is 20 III Pork
seth appea-ei N tae shape % \ lOE-.
ungainiy. stoop-shoEltc-ei man. wi-a
unshavea face ami long. ~s--z-g-y hair
Pale blue Esrsry eyes ana = weak chin
gave the keynote - his cAlz--er-
'-Nhar yer ESsRe ter2 he asked
Looking - some stziies for rics-
eres There's th2s Big dog o. yours
Nee dog He nearly ate me alive hut
III forgive him II like 20 palas him
Paint E1ina1cE ss-an-er That thar
-ritsar l1aa aee1 F4iaaa ! reckon
biz Il ra5 81 How Ear % - F1-kss
A. fur s saz4ouh. I r--<oa
Th1s meas N hoar-6vs niles
Well Hector l-o bis horse. Ee must
be -n- 0a Ma obliged GA. do
wat 10 sci iaat do~e Hes a fine
hoanI AMI =O@ zs zl pct
Er
sill Eziatarx? Yon uoaxhs ls reIl
ask fzr one Of ths chil.az Hes been
bEazs ~ along q en- an kaowsa sEks
Dor@ rkoa BE- aas put up Tor sale
ms-gr
~No o@szss meant said RE Young
mzz pleasantly. tae children are fond
othiz ! see Part bloodhound SAT
he
Him we-a raised y~eahabo1ss. him
cane from k~1zaraeN state. n her ec l
heap ~ him How uasa 70 NV 70
h.m sssaa-er
A. 70 elid" cried Tie woman,
~ef Z taot-
KIM 70 lenue lone. Saxes 7
ANITA sayia' aothia- II kinder Ike l
v1llT pat on Eainsack- Sic N bow
Casca N, Thar him runs BENT hin
.7gl4r pO1tY IN. straugerT"
The dog -aa Out into the road where
some lean 1zOr-1ackeI shOa-s were
uo-Ing tina dus- He turned them
aboas and drove them I the eorn-aeld.
nipniug them gently, and with deem.
short ba-Siags managing them like q
raster As he an his coat showed
golden bronze IN The sunlight and his
fine head and strong foreshouldsrs
made grand pose Of combined gentle.
ness and strength, and all the time he
Kept 4 eye on the stranger.
Then he trOt;ed back 70 the two hare
footed children a. the cabin door. VIZ
gln- his whole body with delight over
their appreciation The youngest. :
yeALow-haired girl with great black
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

To a plain trusa it i not neces-
sary ID paint IL - the eye BY comic wood
CIts or sensational Pictures Of arg kind
urinary type = better. II ir secureS vour
eonndeuee To Illustrate: IL you are thu
Victim OF Malaria. and wish 10 De free frou
u tnsnsS tsrtsiR- n bottle Of S~h2Ieubervers
Antsfots VII tSfs ssg do the work Irmay
pay y0H u believe this and get the medicine
without delay Dr. A T. Shaleuber-er
dollar.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13
WHAT CURES7



Wazt = the force thai Gusts disease; I'D
which j. the most c~1uvcnient aPp1rasss Tor
Apply ing itt How far "a ths -g1izr physi-
Ciau useful TO - bs-u.e ne believe in hin.
ard how FAR arr ais pills And powders and
tnics only me material representatives, Of
e1s personal inaIence On our healthl
The regular doctors cure; the houGQ1thic
doctors cure: the Hah1emaaustes cure, ard
SO DO the faith cures ard the mind eure.
and the so-calIed CHRISTIAN scientists, and
the four d0llsr-sadahalf advertising tin
rants and the patent medicine ue2- They
al hit, and they all MISS aai 10 great
d~Tereuce-one great di-efs1cs-Ia tie re
suit IL that wbr- tAe regular doctors lose a
pstieat n ere xrum0I& and when the irreg
nlS- doctors lose one the community stands
On end and kouA-Rcc1cz-a C1iOn AID
Advertiser
Nature cures. bat nature can 30 aided
hinisred or defeated In the rsrzffte PRO
cess. And the CSmrrrcsals c~cutentiOa Is
that IL /. TIE part - rational bein- % seek
and trust the advice Of men o. good charac
ter wan have stuffed the human system and
kzruef. Is far as mnsieru scie--eE Ehss the
way, how far they cana All nature and how
,hey can best avo5d 01~strzctiag ksr-B1f-
tA3 Commercial.
Il IS not our purpose % enasscr the evils
thai result from employing the uascrupu
iou-, tHe ignorant ~ch2ratlus AMI ggscks 10
prescribe for the m1Ilties that afiics the
human family We simply declare that the
physician who Knows sometainE : better
than the r5 s.cian vTh0 knows noshinE- or
vsr~ Atle indeed about the strlctQre and the
conditions cf the human system Ofcuurse
h does not know al-Rocheste- Morn
iEr Herald
Ihlve used Warmers safe Cure ari bat
for its timely use wcaIi hare aesa- ! verify
believe. IN ny grave from what the doctors
tcrued BriShts Disease-D r Shriusr.
seni0r Eiitor S-ior0 Glzer. ChlIcutha-
Ohi0- IN = letter dated June a. rsQ
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

he pleasant effect and the perfect Safety
with which the EAfies may uSe the Iiauii
fruit laxative syrup Of Figs under all goa.
altlous make u their fEvur1ts remedy. L. i
pleasing - the eye and ID the taste, gentle
jet s1ectaL II 1rsIng On the kidneys, liver
AMI bowels
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13
Applying Her kao-,.sr-

Miss BUuang-I Vas thuuderstruck
when l heard The news
Mrs BGlting-NOw. Laura didns
you tell ne the other day that it is the
lightning that strikes. and o the thuu-
de-g-u4gu-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

AS contrast TO sofa pillows Of silk,
plush or any Ct the elaborate eonss-uc
ISEs seen n every .Orss. TT ore Of
t~14led linen Material Cover il xish
SssJ lines II common bzekstt-h. using
yellow silk Over this enEoider some
Bold eonvE1Onalds1xa- The pillow
WI not &c 20 nice ssr everyday ass
Aae Yet gOG4 ss0usa snr lGy goou il
&s hossA.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

Insult 20 Iniury-Firss Boarisr-
"A@ Yoa sure this IS your auta9- Se>-
O1d E0a7der-Why. OF course. pcn,s
P4zy On = every night Firss Roart-
er-ThaE was Why I asked. You seem
70 be 50 ~impsssesIy acquainted win
tS"-&. !. s.a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

Not Of worldly r,cds, bus Of all earthly
coEfork Ia the poor wretch torucnted oy
malaria Tie fell scour-si i however, sAorz
- ~ thon~ IN advance BY HosteErer Seru-
ach Bitse-s. is culy sure preventive and
remedy. Dyspepsia, bllOEsneSs. eonsnPa-
ton. rheumatism -EeTTOuEneSs and kidney
complaints are also among the bodily a1ic-
ions which this beueaccus medicine over
cUEes with certainty. Use itsys5ematically-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

CIHz youHg beans motto. Consider the
Lanes. 81 ceGrse- bat keep your ere OF tie
A=astS and the Gcrt-Edcs. tOo-S0uerviue
Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

ISEvxE vas struaS and I married ! dsH-
&& Little AdE We traTeIei much IN
saren q health b1t we remained fzTaI5s
E1l4 we e21 = Use Of DR. Balls Sarsapa-
RIA We ect1 are cow IN better health and
Zee sSr1nSer-k l. Mathews. Harrisburg.
p
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

always feels great deal sicker when
The doctor has called his disease b. a high
sounding and unfamiliar Latin nSuE-L
c1=aE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

HAYE TO equal a. q prompt and positive
--re Tor sick heatlche. b~iliousueSs. constl-
patton pain N the spie. ard al liver troubles
Carter 5 Little Liver Pills Try them
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

y sAx AXIS a w0nau'< Iovc before 10
mares 1eE. after marriage he demands
her gr1rltut@-Atchisou Globe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

LIKE on Upon Troubled Waters Is Hale.
n9o-y OF horeaolEd and Tar Upon a coId
Hke's TOothache Drops cure in one minute
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

G.or Stamps any single article a. the price
II you have occasion TO Use Vaccine +, 49,
- oe careful 10 accept only xsruiae xu0dS
y Is II or<Izal packages. A x-rar
nay orlzx,stS are trying 10 persul.s ssx~TS
% tAxe NASELISE ruE Up ~ vhen Me-
ylL1 70 s0en persuasion Is the zr~iele = -
n1 WHOM v1IEe. : VII cot -vz wor
11r->ot Eo1 expect a bottle ~ B7-a 80
e@elne Is sold 81 al druggists a. zen c~ntS
osesesresxh WIZ Ca. - Sssse -. xew V.~s
01A1s rza RzRlx $685.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

IHsz. Ells difference between 4 e..
49, Ean AMI 4 summer raid Fan
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

I THERE Get
ont. I say Call
OF your dog,
say: What DO
mean By keep
iu- such 4 brute
as that Hello,
hello
IL was mans
voice, yOung.
and with that
resonant twan-
which a long
ride over the
rough Teunes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

DO Sor purge o weaken the bowels. but
At specially on the liver and bale Aperfert
hver ~eorrect0r- Car-erss L,tIe Liver PTIs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

1aES. never wa . remefiy that gaze :,
good satisfaction alrzw Dr. BuT-s w.,
D~eseoyeFs Physicians rerommend rhe--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13
-

A-rEnE-Vh1 I IS your opinion of mr.
uev book Critic after long pause
The punctuation ; ErsrcEasS Herman
Paper
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

"zT - Il that the brass band in 4 urur-x
slo9 4Says stops playing Just As you lave
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

F-1ESDs get on better when earh "a sir,
M 70 come OF = little bit-EIuf1 Gazetrs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

II seens as though the literary worker
Ought % have a pen sion or an ink-au a
some 11d-BInsnaltou Le1tcE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

~FOg were dissatisfied with your pas-p-
n1e mouths aSoFt Yes 1Has - -
ssned year, No; bat the congregation
A-Yencvi1e's News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

ErEAL -c7ssspsuou-A Meadow -larS--
Tex2 Sfla&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

bEsT- easiest 20 use ara cheapest Piso,s
As1ecy for C4tarxh By druggists 80
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13
KAINTUCk.

When He Found His Way Homo
After Being Sold
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13
Catarrh Canr Re Cnrrd

LARGE checks arc always fashionable for
Lswyers s1lts-Rostaa Commerrix.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

TrE dcc1nc of Eterss1rc-Ths printed
nlHHS that aecuIpazies re.ecte1 naau-
script-SS Jq<Fh News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

II CuII.
|bkNS CHILDREN,
tar~saa.fs 81 Haaax ma ana
nra m 90 USA~-
a-r Ives All eszr a=.lrh ana
assr a@priss- - R.a-EF-s
asT ei~< n I.Ez.~x
SD
f ~ D-.xx =,
1.s apl ooLEIcE
" P.l.~r. N.-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

eruvs ct hcres give, you rseurv Of
~srx tr nrsr1 Yea S1ut ave rn- - -
snzss ne ~saEA<r - Tsz kt er-r-.hl7~ ,Ss- a
ne ~rs ss-z Bat tie e1-auv $ ,e--~ ~
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Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-28
DAILY REAL ESTATE RECORD.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 26, 1890.
TRANSFERS.,


Thomas Hayes to Nelson A Gray-24. SO
acres in Ro San Pasqual 5000,
Amos Durrell to Frank Cole-Lot oil NJ
LWicks sub of Garbolino Cooper and South and
Porter trt; $1,000.
Samuel II Glen to II X w Bent-W1$ of lot %
II Holmes sub, M R. p Pasadena $11S7
George Apgar to Same-El5 Of lot % II
Holmes sub M X 1 5 p 3S Pasadena; $l1S7.
Frank Newell to w Holsinger-E acres
of lot 2 bl Kingsley's sub of lot and part of
lot B, Loop 4 Meserve trt, Ro San Jose; $1,000.
SW Holsinger 10 Jay Spence-E acres of lot
bl Kingsleys sub of lot and part of lot B.
s235O.
George Smith to Emma Mulliken-Lot IL
bl n, San Pasqual trt, except strip for road,
also lots 3 and G L Smith sub, NJ + Ii d 8,
Pasadena; $40 900.
Omr, Bulls to John Gapper and Elizabeth
Gapper-Pt of ] J Bulls tract. pit of the Home
tract of NJ G de Lugo in Ro San Antonio also 5
acres tract adj; $500
William Mclean and Joseph Charles Duncan
to August Schmidt-Lot 40, Muellers sub OF NJ
of blk 26, o S; 5000.
Mrs Jesse Sells and Geo w Sells to Andrew
Moody-Lot 10, lot g. blk 5, lot 2s blk z, Vine
land, also NWi4 of SWl4 of Sec 7, II, S R, 10 w;
$1,000.
Andrew Moody and Sarah F Moody to Geo
w Sells-Lot %, l. Impt Cos Sub OF blk in
lot 8, blk 80, II S: $1,000.
SUMMARY.
Number of transfers of 81 900 and over H.
Amount, s37 ,424.
Number of transfers under $1,000, 33.
Amount, 5000.
Nominal transfers, 6.
Total amount, $43,494.
NoTE-Transfers for which the consideration
is under $1,000 are not published in these col
umns,