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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01
u n daIsEL


..Es- Pxs-e<I- 5000 dat z
Charles Dickens. paints childrenN
traits. and IS TOW making a cries
sketches for an English magazine.
Axoxs the permanent decorations-to
Re aided to the ves-ibuie Of the white
house are portraits Of Washington and
Lincoln painted on the wall over the
man.elPSeces-
A rozrzAr Of ex-Gov. Buckner. Of
Kentucky. has recently been painted
ard DISPLAYED n Louisville. which rep
reseuts him in the fall uniform OF a
eousede-ate Lieutenant general
SANrEL ETTSox. the Boston sculptor.
has . partially for religious subjects,
Lis first marble being ~Rebecca az the
Well and his second "Tsaae-- lie has
recently completed q portrait bust Of
Jade. Charles De~e7s, President Hayes
attorney general
RaR-zrr EEowyrSg. son OF Eober,
AL Elizabeth Browning. lives in 4 pal
ace IN Venice and Is a painter a. well
as a sculptor. His home y filed with
the furniture and books which his Illus
tricus father and mother used. and CT
the walls hang their portraits taken a
different periods in their Eze&-Ear
per's Weekly
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

This unique epitaPh is found in Cali
fornia: Here lies the BODY of Jeeme.
HambFiek. who was accidentally shot
on the banks of the Peeos river by 4
young al He was accidentally sho.
with a of the larger Colts revolver,
with no stopper for the cock to rest on.
IL was one of the old-fashioned kind
brass mounted And of such Is the
kingdom of Heaven The following
epitaph Is in Laaesboro, >. C.. Here
lies Jane Smith. wife of Thomas
Smith marble cutter. This monument
was erected BY her husband as a
tribute 10 her memory and a specimen
OF his work Monuments Of this same
style two hundred and fifty dollars
Toledo Blade.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

woanded - he wa& he was more than
= match zrx them
He killed one and cent the others
howiing " a safe distance before their
master eould surely aim the second
ballet. which Quoted him
He was not an Instant too soon. how
Fever. for there came another terrific
scream this time from the tree directly
ore his head
"Tm ready for ron now he cried.
ecolly. sighting another panther direct
" between the seintiIIating eyes
He fired and spranx aside. while the
animal fell. struck the earth With a
heavy thud. cIawed the earth and air
eouvulsively for a few seconds. and
then lay quite still
This is getting interesting mutt
tered Clyde. Erimiy cycling the two
hinge. tawny bodies. the dead dog and
the skulking living ones while be
threw fresh wood upon the scattered
Ere and pcered in every direction.
Meow, Meow. Sct-t-t--
lie turue'i sharply 10 see the heads
Of two panther cubs thrust out Of the
n1te near the tree tEetr ears All close
10 their round heads and their eyes
sweeping the scene in fierce inquiry.
TIA ha. A regular family party I've
stumbled On laughed Clyde S-ss'
seek EN-. boys
And the dogs pulled one kitten out u
his death while the other scrambled
back in the hole.
Suddenly there was a slight noise in
the edge OF the forest and two half
grown panthers came cautiously into
the circle Of light shifting the air IN.
easily and evidently afraid Of = trap.
The smell Of the sc0rch-d hair and
the bllnding glare Of the fire puzzles
them
But Clyde did not wait for tn EN- e
become satisfied Of the safety Of an
attack lie fired two shots in quick
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

suceessIou- killing n animal and bad
ly wOunding the other. which the dogs
attacked at once
Whe.I the sharp. short fight was over
one dog limpci back TO receive the
praiss of his master. while the other
lay dead beside its dead foe
You and I are alone now. Brave,
my boy" said his master. patting the
dogs head We'll when daylight
comes well see after that little varmini
in the hole
The night passed without further
m~olestation, but Clyde kept the fire
burning brightly. while he busted him
self in skinning three Of the panther
the one which had sprung into the fire
being worthless
Two were monstrous brutes. male
and female. evidently the parents Of
the smaller pair. a VEL As the kittens
After n generous breakfast of roasted
venIson he enlarged the hole VITA his
pick and shovel. and after examining
his revolvers erept in cautiously with a
lighted torch. while the dog remained
outside. protesting against such fool
hardy conduct by dismal yeIps and
whineS
The cavity under the spreading roots
was deserted but a larger opening led
into the rocky mountain side, and
through this the aStonished young man
ereps. Il lind himself in n natural cav
eru-
lie soon discovered and killed the
t@sNs.1 hrS an-IA ST. - -
more
The floor of the cave was covered
with bones. and a neatIy-made nest of
sticks and leaves was in one corner.
But Clyde did not notice these; he
was examining the rocky sides. which
were Of a peculiar veined grayish stone.
There was a smile Of satisfaction on
his face when he had finished this ex-
animation. and when he erept forth
into daylight again he muttered. tweak-
ing Braves ear until the dog yelped in
pain and wonder.
Queen Bess i mine. Brave. There.
gold enough there to satisfy even
George EandOlf, / should say. and
claim il rs the panther's bequestr
George Randolf could say no more,
although he insisted on visiting the
panther den 20 see for himself.
Som folks are lucky he admitted.
reluctantly. IF that mire il worth
slev.9oo you can have her, for a Ran
dolf never goes back on his word
That vas only a year ago. and the
mine has already Melted its oxne over
S5ao. COO.
But he regards as a dearer prize the
loving wife who rules his heart and
home his Queen BeSS Saturday
Night
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

Mrs De FashioR-My dear. late hours,
late suppers and general social dissipa-
tion have ruined your constitution
Miss De Fashion(beile Of six s~easonsl
Il know Il. ma
"Ani your health Is miserable--
"fe& ma" >
And ron are losing your beauty
Its all gone. ma"
1t really Is And 30 Is your plump
ness
I'm nothing but skin and bones"
There's rodenyinz IA. my dear. Tou
are a mere wreck Of rns-r former SELF
Too true
What r you going 70 do about it7-
Get married--N. Y. Weekly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

II DER LEAPED MO rHE AIR
eyes bat the next instant the report OF
Clyde's rife rang out, the deer Ieaped
into the air. sprung forward and fell
into the stream. from which it was
soon dragged By the dogs
But the echoes made By the report
had not died out along the hills before
another sound aroused them again
II was the SCREAM of an angry pan
ther from the mountain behind him.
and il was instantly answered BY
another on the right. and vet another,
far down the valley. on the left
Clyde heaped the dry limbs upon the
fire and the dogs usually rs brave As
lion< whined piteously as they skuIked
close 70 his feet
lie waited in breathless anxiety for
several minutes. but could hear moth
ing except the cracking of the fire.
which now threw a wide circle OF light
and the night wind among the trees
coie. following n magnetism which
he could not account for. he nxed his
gaze upon . tail tree near the base o.
the mountain and encountered the
glare Of two 1eree yellow eyes
A panther was e-ouching there upon
= long limb every nerve Of his BODY in
motion As be prepared Cor the fatal
spring
To aim hastily and fire At him was
; impulse of a second. and the tawny
brute sprung outward with . s1arl OF
rage and pain and Cell squarely into
the ire
There was an unearthly shrek, a
smeu Of burning hzir, . shower OF
coals and lighted wood thea the brute
STOOD woauded and blinded near the
= hin- boyzs 1t him cried Clyde
A1d shs degx slosed ca hin, but,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

Mrs POrtieo lat seaside hoten-i
was 50 shocked 70 hear that your
daughters horse ran away with her
this morning
Mrs Veranda-It was perfectly horri-
ble,-disgusting,
Il heard she was not hurt2r
There wasn't n young man on the
drive. and she was picked up by two
old married men and a porters--N- Y.
Weekly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

Deacon Ebouy-Now that tn water
million crop IS 'bous ovah it seems ter
me-. Mistah Jett. it would be a good
time ter start a revival
Parsou Jett-Not yit. Brudder Ebony.
not vii The spring chicken crop Is
rs' begun-Good News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

IF I Do no< -rs that dress within a
week. said young Mrs Fits Il an
going home % mother There. now
"Guess viii 20 with yOG.- said Mr.
Fits Perhaps II we live with the old
Lady Tor a month or two ! can ave up
enough - buy what you waa=--In-
dianapoIis Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01
a Timely Rebake

They were walking in the starlight
fully three feet apart when he broke
the silence BIZ saying
ID you think the stars are watching
us2-
Perhaps they are. she replied
but II doesn't matter much. they are
not likely TO see anything N. Y.
Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

IxvsLFDs. agsi people. nursing mothers
o~verworNed. weariei 4 fathers. viii r7d
the happiest results from q Iadbs1ous use q
Dr. Sherman $ Prickly Ash BiE-srS- Where
the liver or kidneys are Affected prompt
action i Necessary u charge the tide -
ward health, ere the disease ossr0ues chrTz
ic-poSsibly incura5.e- and there IS nothing
better 70 be found N the whole range o.
rz-eria uefic4- Sold everywhere
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

noS-r Use mercury and iosit3e OF posas5
for baosd diseases. II your blood - bad Dr.
. BARS s~SrsapaTI.la vii quickly re
store Il ~ a hsallhfal condition II Is u.
best Vegetable blood purifier in the world
and u n~ver leaves zEV egii alter ELECTS
II . Pleasant 70 take and exh lara.fng. re
sd1Scuafinuance Of It's ase xii not cause
craving scr more.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

AFE AUA % Hf
when they acquire suddsn riches In
ADDITION To his gold h possessed rare
treasare in the person Of his daughter
bessie. as sweet n seventeenyearold
z7zAzEz a. ever ifTed
Pretty Bessie did lack for lovers.
and quite as naturally. the favored one
was the e r q that her father OBJ
i~rsed ~
Clyde Brown was frank-sPoken. with
an honest manly face. a true. loving
heart and little else
why. Elizabeth. her father always
called her tha. when disDIeased-show
al you forget thai we are descended
from the Randotfs ot Virginia. Just
n little longer. daughter year or
two at the mo>t-and we viii % east
and live a. other people do Then my
jewel may find a worthy setting
Il want no one bot Clyde. papa pro-
tested Bessie. tearfally.
But tears made no impression upon
the hard heart Of George RandolE
However. he e-ondezcended To give n
Conditional consent 20 their union
such an absurd eDaaition that people
laughed and shook their heads and
B@Ssies merry face grew grave
When you can show the possession
Of one hundred Thousand dollars you
can have her he said. grimIy. in an
s~er - Clyde Browns manly petition
Until then III hear no more about It, -
You can never do il. sobbed Bes-
size when they stood alone in the moon
light by the road a few mOmen later.
while her father watched angriIy from
the window Fortunes are wonder.
fully made in these mines sometimes.
bat none viii fall to =
.non't be discouraged. my precious
Qaecn BeSs. Clyde returned. with all
a lovers unreasouing foadnesA only
trust n me through all and wait for
me, no matter what may happen VIII
you promise me that
Indeed I viii. dearest You knew
that I would before you asked" she
marmured- but do not try me too
zaeh. for father Is as hard a. a rock. =
Il must 90 way for awhile. my dar-
ling Somewhere in yonder endless
chain OF mountains n fortune Is wait
ing Tor me. I feel It'll know il as well
n II Il were already in my grasp" he
answered. in solemn earnessness-
sTiod grant that it may be So" she
ADDED
And hen she walked slowly to the
house. IN her fathers great relief.
The next morning Clyde left the
town. fully equipped for a prospecting
tour. and quite alone excepting the
three large dogs which followed sedate-
IL this heels
For some time the prize which he
sought eluded him. but it came 10 him
ut last in n strange manner
One day. after following the course Of
\ noisy. shallow stream into a narrow
valley. h.mmed IN by lofty mountains.
he eamped at the foot Of a gigantic
tree near the water
The-iogs whined uneasiIy and shifted
at a hote among the rot of the tree;
bat he called them away and went on
building a fire % cook supper from the
loose wood and branches around.
Vow that the fire is ready he
unused. aloud. II wonder If I'll find any
game ke~reaboutsg'
A. il in answer n half-grown deer
eame down to the stream on the op-
posite bank not many rods away
IL storped- with one foot appraised
and looked at the dogs with startled
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

Prominsn. Citizen rushing into Okla
bona haseil-Tzaner. your little sou.
TEeobald who Is over a. his aHnt~ rot
his uneie's gun down jns; nov an shot
Preacher HarPs IA the Ie-
LANDLORD Tanner lProastly. % recent
" arrived t~enserfoo. -Oniy think.
stranger. the little telier Is not quite
E~e ye2- oll-Paex-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

Country B~oarder-TIow Is IL. Ir~
HaySeed. hat with all the cucumbers
on your farm yOu ere have them on
the ,able2
Mrs Hayseed-The horse Is lame
The hor~e Lame. What has that &c
do with it,
Well. you see we live way of in the
country. and it's most ten miles - .
doctor -Goci News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

There are two social functions that
. man always attends. no matter how
many previous engagements he may
have"
What are they7"
-His W marriage and lis owz tan
ersL- % eoarse Jury.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

The pet informs. - westward E1iEr11.s
IN that Z rer-ioa should be provided with
H1ztet1srr. Buffers a. an aacdose
~ mz-ariL tire baae 70 newly seEflet clear
snGs. Moreover. the peerless for-tfyin<
agent rcazr&4izes the reruicions er@cE of
damp an3 exposure. m@usaI and bodily "a
tEu@ auA nervous train Travellers. ssur-
lists. miners. naTvie. AID mariners Ese !.
with advantage
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

Foreman Vigilance Committee
Where's the editor2 We want him
Office BoT-f you please. sir. he
hing himself In the barn last night.
Foreman Vigilance COMMUNICATION
found HIM, he always lad a way Of
xcttin' ahead Of foiks- and. Just 10
think-we'vs walked twelve miles 10
lynch hims-Atlanfa Constitution
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

What Is all that noiseg- asked Miss
silensveet's father
Il was just trying a new song she
said. poutingiy-
Don't let ne disturb you. my daugh-
ter am a lawyer. and I honor the in
stInet which leads you to try your songs
before you execute them--Washiny
ton star.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

First Youth tatrziIway depos1-Tnv-
eled far3
Second Nouth-Nos yet. but I expec.
70 before stop am going vest 10 seek
my fortune.
First Youth Just got back. Lend
nc ; dlme, VII yoGs-Gooi News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

smith, read 50 many eases Of peo
pie being buried alive Is there no
remedy for il?
JOues-The only remedy I know is
for the legislature 70 pass a law com
pelling doctors To finish their work
pruperly.-Texas SiftingS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

Stranger in Da-out City. Kanl-It
doesn't cen as II this place could have
twenty Thousand population as you re
port
Ressseut-WaLL IL amt got quite
that much ordinarily. YOH see we took
the census the day the circus was in
the toxu-N- V Weekly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

There are no fies on me- said tos
boarding house steak
NO replied the boarding house but
ter. flies would starve 20 death while
they were trying 20 get their teeth
through you"
But look At the flies on youi- re-
torted the steak why don't you run
away from them7 I'm sure you are
strong enough"-Brooklyn Eagle
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

Blifer-Whats that? Yoa don't near
TO attend u reception tonight? Il
Just like To know Why
Bhffers-WeH, If you must know
every time | have attended any sort O
a gathering at your house. I've lost m,
hat.
Biifers-WelI- why do you Away,
stay 50 Internally late?-N- Y. Weekly
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

A-You ought to Join our military
company
B-So. indeed, Id never do for a SOL
der work in a rope factory. and 10
making ropes I have to walk back
wards That would never do for a sol
der, you knov-Texas Siftin1S
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

Eastern Sportsman with full assert
ment Of dogs. guns, ete-l-I hear that
ore 4 thousand elk are killed in this
region every year. What do you do
with the antIers3
Western Hunter-SeIl EN- TO eastern
hunters on their way home. Good
News.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

A sense Of Jhl7aess
and other troubles after eating ?
Then you need = Pellet" Not
one OF the ordinary, gripping, tear
ing pIlls-it's a sickness In itself to
take them But one of DIR. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets-the original Liver
Phi, the smallest and the easiest to
take The easiest In the way thew
work, too-they're mild and gentle,
but thorough and effective. Every
part Of the system feels their health
fui influence They cleanse and
regulate .he liver, stomach and bow
els Regulate, mind YOU. Thew
Prsrent disease as well as cure Il.
They re purely vegetable and perfect
ly harmless Sick Headache. Bilious
Headache, Constipation, Indigestion.
and all arrangements of the liver.
stomach and bowels are promptly
relieved and permanently cured.
They're the cheapest pill YOU can
buy, for they're gaEGrunteed to give
satisfaction, or your money Is re-
turned
You pay only for the good you
get
This is true only of Dr.. Pierce's
medicines.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

Way Up Yoa Bet

Am ! fond Of high artc" said Hon.
Paekington Larder. Of Chicago. well.
should say ! was. Why. there's o-er
two dozen pictures IN my house that
reach from the door 70 the eelingf--
Aunseyis Weekly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01
A sad Alternative.

Gedeon ~ a nurse a. a hospital
How is Antonio getting on?' In
quired a relative of the patient Of that
name
80 so. The doctor said that IL he
lives till to-morrow he may get better;
but If he doesn't, you may give up all
hope--ury-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

Jumpuppe-A man may be an asa
but no one Ends L out II he keeps his
mouth shut.
knoekout-No: and it Is the same
with real asses. No would ever
have heard Of Balaam's ass IL he hadn't
started to talk.-Life.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

Mr.. Fubdub-What speaking eyes
Miss 0rbes has,
Miss DE Trac.-And how well she
knows how To use them She merely
stares at you when you try To engage
her in conversation--Puck.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

Ethel-You fitted hia and he pro
posed TO me- 1t was your own fault.
and ! don't see what you have to be
sorry about
Clarissa-I'm not sorry for myself,
dear, but for HIM L. Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

T. = very Important "a this s-s cr vas.
material prngre-S tnas a rrulesy be peas
ing - tne Lts1 AMI . tle :. easily taken.
Arreptaole % tae sE1uzrn AID hea ny IN -
uarure al9 erac-s- Possessing taeS~ aazL
ties. syrup q FE = ne one perfect AxA-
tive a11 most xez1e dlErs.c kaowL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

II don't think hat justice should
guide lore
why ros@-
Because il would he a ease Of the
blind leading the bind--Puck-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

Vhitor-what n great head Of hair
Johnny has,
Johnny $ Father with some uneass
nessi-Yes. and we can't ret him - take
any eare Of t. II worr1es me 4 good deal
! am afraid the boy IS going % De either
an anarchist or a poet-Chicago Trib
uue-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

Doetor-Did you have a heavy chilli
Pair Patient-It seemed so.
Doctor-Did your teeth chatter?
Fair Patient-No; they were in my
dressing-ease-N- Y. Weekly.