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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-09-30
aovELTlEs&STYlES

In ladies' and childrens coats and wraps,
muff loon, wove seal sstrachan, beaver, seal
and coney shoulder capes, muffs and fur TRIM
mings.
Bedford cords, cheviots, camel's hair, broad
cloths French dress robes, fancy hannels,
henriettas and general dry goods.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-09-30

"Sam Purdy," Capt. F. A. Daingerfeld's
noted trotting stallion, who once sold for
500, 600, die of collie at his stock farm in
Culpeper, l,ist Tuesday, aged twenty-five
years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-09-30
$500 ReSeard,

For information that will lead to COW cton
as to parties firing guns and pistols within the
corporation limits 4. ID. MILET,
Sept 80, 81. Town Sergeant.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-09-30
Fresh Kiln of Brick

Just opened and for sale
Sept. %, 1891. W. F. & I. p. LIPPITT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-09-30
BLANKETS. COMFORTS and H00LEIS.

The largest stock and the lowest prices.
Eleven quarter blankets, 73c. to Sl.25
twelve quarter 81 so to $500 pair. Comforts
75c. to $500 Big line cotton and wooden fan
nels.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-09-30
Tresposs Notice.

hereby notify tho public shat there must
not be trespsssins upon nv farm BY hunting
or otherwise. 8. II. HlGINBOrHAM.
Sept 30 1891
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-09-30

Mr. L VI. p Reed, Of Clarke county,
raised seven lambs from three ewes and
sold lhs- al four dollars each, and sheared
from luo Of the ewes fifteen pounds of
wool for Ehieh he received twenty-three
cents 4 pound. Il seems there is something
10 be made By sheep raising even under
the Mckinley bin which reduced the price
Of wool Instead OF advancing 60 "a. promis-
Cd BIZ orr Republican friends.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-09-30

Baltimore must have been a very bad
place for years past. The Democrats, spur
red By Shs cry of boiler than thou people
that refoEm is much needed. have been put
ting IN place their best men, and We, the
CRY for refora il - bsd as ever. IF asked
if Baltimore Is worth reforming, the answer
might be "Thst depends" II was Ben
johnson, we believe, who, when asked
"Is lie worth living replied, chat de-
ponds on the liver"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-09-30
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

An immense stock for gents, youths and
children. Hats caps, boots, shoes, furnish
ings, canes, umbrellas, satchels, trunks, &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-09-30
100000
WORTH 8 GOODS
FOR
Fall and Winter Wear.
LOaCcr Prices Than Erer.

Every article of wear for male and female
from birth to death, of the fine, medium and
common grades. Excepting few of the higher
priced foreign fabrics, most of our stock IS
lower in price than at any time in the past
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-09-30

will buy pair Of Bstched Colts that are
broken to drive, II = reasonable price; or will
exchange stock for pair Of Texans broken to
drive, or a good light pair Of Mules.
Sent 30 ,ol c. L. WALL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-09-30

have five Fresh Co.'s for ssle this week
all good milkers-at 1880 TO $3.50.
Sept. 80, 1891. c. b. WALL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-09-30

Have you paid your subscription? If
not, Why not do so now? We need the
money ~ pay accounts we owe. --Adrocate.
Now. If our friend round the corner is
successful in his appeal, according to his
own saying he will be in a sad plight
Hear him
load a man with dollars and oitentimes
YOU will drive out his sense
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-09-30

The Sat, Journal says Roswell p
Flovsr. mu,i-mi.iionaire. and his barre.
Esro nominated for governor Of New York
By ,hs state Democracy. He represents
Hill aud Tammany" Also Cleveland aud
she reas Of ,hs New York Democracy. On
the other hani-J Sloal Fa-sett. rich cid-
zen. aud bis bart we're nominated for
governor By the Republican machine He
represent, PlaH and she aforesaid machine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-09-30

Gov. Campbell and Major Mckinley viii
discuss Jointly the issues Of the campaign at
Ada, Ohio, on the eighth Of Oc,ober-the
former - opep and close the debate Nc
KiRley has brains, eloquence, and q reason
ably intimate acquaintance with the Nc
Eiuley tariff Campbell has brains, q cor
rect appreciation OF the needs Of the people,
and shs everlasting truth on his side We
bes on Campbell.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-09-30

have 4 yoke Of good young Oxen, well
broken, for sale this week.
Sept. 80 1891. {. +. WALL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-09-30
LADIES AcHllpREN'sSHoES
PIECE GOODS AND TAILORING.

Latest novelties in suitings, pantaloonings,
vestings and oyercoatings. Every garment
guaranteed or no sale.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-09-30
.NesU .aHeereteenepfs.

HOO POUNDS OF COUNTRY BACON.
OUU w. s, MERCHANT.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15
\ CT

The New JERK Werll-s Christ
uas prize Of sIC0 fer the best
description Of a model husbaa &
Las been awarded 70 a Brock
lyR woman, wh0 wrote the fol
loWiug letter. The Judges. Mrs
Roger i Pryor. MS Ca-1neay
Il DepeE anl drs- william c.
Whitney. after careful exanziaa-
tIoa unanimously decided in "a
g0r Of this model Free fre-s
al manly Z vices. personally
clean a. i orderly. int our q
ter privacy he briggs the tender
ssGrtesies Of a gentleman Our
Aoas ( HlSsiz.- . a aseEz htfai BaFl-
aeFsAiP- enc supPlemeurinE the
ether with every assistance. he.
always eoHsideIzte of the - on
cas- responsibilities. bat leaving
at bis C-Eee the aRn0yanees Of \
business nan In sickness or
health there u always the Re
SpCnsive throb OF a single inter
est Perfect lore casteth cut
fear and our freedom cfsyeeea
AID action leaves 10 occasion
for any petty tricks Of dseep
tioo- alas SO common Above
taIs i his high ideal OF woman
taat helps me produce some
thing better than before reeog
Eized In myself Receptive to
ny Aspirations. 10 new thought
or culture i attempted but
meets his approval and eneour-
age-eEt- vale a u0bIer spf.iiG-
al atmCsr here lifts nv daily life
from a eOEmOn routine int0 4
loving pleasure Taxing nv
face II bis hands. he mas loving
" said. -Ncald / had wealth
that l eOaad place yOg a queen
2E0Eg women With such a
KING for > husband, an I rot
waking n ! queens garden 2
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

l committed one f4.aI ezrar u
ms youth dearly Eave I abssset.
IT, I sssrae & f8 LIE uzraaas ~
uh Jet even w5Fhaat a anbi
tioa TT temper nsent dsS1qS
81 Ne - easc s1s ta fhs fCIt e
traf | l-s.zl ed q disposition.
1 sail O. HvseEs Il have II!
thar see es aeFs toaseheIIBa
t0g ahF saaGa struggle
I kneE aeE[ts eaEse TAFT lights
o. thase mMa haxe never 10
struggle Ser aNvfhfng EaG
created faF ~ Mi q de6sfIe
FGrsuit-HEersr .Mswnf efe. ar
tisslc .sseisi. p M. - nsat
ter what. SO iAere Mas aq=te.
thing &c labor - and>xa ever
come-IE. gaf ave bees kSppy.
| feel tstts ESw taa { e. ~
power Is g@ae. Habits hare
become chains The paws- =
zoae- ThVou-h aTE the prof.
lees yea-s gene y. I seek vainlv
tor something 20 remember ri. 1
PRIDE CT even 20 dwell on wish
satisfaction / have thrown
away > HE. I feel son effreS
As Il there were EofhiRg remain
M 10 ne worth living for /
am Al unhappy ran--Rabert
Dale Owen.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15
Csyrus C9B.

Oar PASSES are beginning to
beat suA increased - alsls.y 90
-.errEat e s1e proximity 0t The
aFPFoae1Eag intermediate *
ans
Several of the boys have ret
returned froal home We
Johnnie S4adridEe es Cold
water = no Las been a student
# the University fer se-e-sl
Years pas. has wIrhdra VI wirh
he Intention C s0ca eEterfn.
the University Gf the 5Gata. az
e vance. Tenn We trust that
n Eiii EOt have 10 make any
--extrzs
Lang Ward'a- has deserted
as 4ud i usv elgIkIng fs-Trv.
AIT : Taakersly-
Tie fio~iag tresses OF coal
back hair wCra ty one Of Cur
TsaEg -Prefs-" are very attire
tive indeed and would do credit
. sess az Iadi1a d0cter.
Ed-ar Houe Of Valdez a
member Gf the class Gf 20. i
HoE attending the { University.
-akla- 4 feS -exrras Il con
aeetIon With Law.
RB Eg-lest1z- has Withdraw
from TIE University aad : to
sooa leave for P5azh see2sie.
y L where he goes - attend
sAe Eastman Commercial Col
eye We regretted very mach
70 see -s1-ier leave rIrar On
tae verge Of hls sra4uIriOn-
ne = q good bsy and VII have
friends Wherever he goes.
Mss Winnie Market. one Of
Water SaHey's popular youn~
a hes Is nov = student OF the
Uni
Arkansas nov has another
representative az the Cugversi-
y II The person Of " L CIeve-
land CT Atkins who iSa n---
Ter % the Law elass.
We an eEjsysd GcEaGe IN
RIP Van ankle He IL a
splendid actor and compares
very faEsEabIy With Joe IeTsr-
son N this particular PLAY al
though rs a different version
fTO1 that Played by Joe.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

The L.our gsr met . gi<sIssIp
Plan the other day wa9 said to
him Lock here I seat yGur
story aBau. Van Eaton &c nsn.
and he wrote ae h1eS word
that Is was true 20 the letter-
How dsa yez hear Is ? Ibe
Longer told him where he Get
Il. and the Nis-issipPian taeu
said I'll tel va a good cEe
en- cur Judge. Il you Won't 1--WE
ne azay The LauaCeT prom
fsed. and here = what he got :
Judge Simpson. Congressman
StOg kdaie aud = NF- Price a
lawyer. EeEt 10 GilsbaTg to
hold an exaEfling tfII Tie
yong zen u GslsbEFg having
before ghsIE eyes Ee.tAer f~aF
cfGhe Lori nor the statutes OF
the State Of Mississippi against
be acacs 81 the Peace bad CT
aaaixea q brass aaEd. and - the
nguTshcd party named
above arrived tie evening be-
fore. the band determined to
c0a mil a sort of modified TiGt
IN the shape &c q seTsRSde 90
them Tue band s-sem bled at
the hGtsI at : Q n AID proceed
Cd 20 assault -Ske Star STan
glesI Banner, and then tue
crowd called for Ssac kfaie- Who
responded ia q speech Hal
Columbia vas then placed ca
the rIek music rack ! lesb
zad IL response To calls. Dir
Price addres SEED the crosd
Somebody, n fact several scene
bcdIes shouted Give 60 Dixie
AID the band Immediately
struck Up 1t the cOaelHsiS1
% Fhe tine, in response to loud
calls fer him. Judge Simpson
cane forward aad said II Sub
stance thar the ar Just played
BIZ The 5aEd wzs the most Ia
spirTn- W HsIc that vas ever
written That Ga soldiers Of the
South had marched ana fought
sEd tled and died inspired by
rs notes That i Vas the air Of
the Southland. and carried 70
tie mind pictures of the snowy
fields Of Gotten and waving
acres Of cane That il Wa re
dolsnt CT toe perfume OF the
HssEuosia and IiPpliug with the
note Of the oekiEg biz and
that xheTevsF BE night be. A.
al times IN al Pieces and under
alt. circumstances he vas niIed
ansi peruea-ed With the spirit
oftHat afr The Judge th0aghl
&c ba5 aaaeie 4 pretty coed
speech. eG- net a hamCrouS one
sZd he therefore could net m
ferstsEd the r0aTs 81 laughter
that greeted his r0st telling
sentences esPeSeisiiy lis vsTC-
ration. But il Wis clear to him
when tie leader If the band
ste pFel up and said Il beg yauT
partGs IrsGge bat that WASH
-Dsxie' We played TIE haad
Gis!a'1 kE0E Dixie so We pI4v
FL The LttIe Brown Jug
TIE people of GiEIsbgrg haEe
rot yet determined whether the
Eoke Is on the Judge - the baad.
Ven Delta.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

TisaomfagO eouaty has = cit
zen b tke name Of Greenhaw.
ninety seven years ofa-e. who
last week walked thirteen niles
- Bans vill,. To lake the Nem-
pkIs * Charleston rOass for n
last % isit relatives Re ia
~ The aa@Fs * waking to Cor
Iuth. AMI back. a distance o.
tEelve aises fFom his home.
making he round trip IN enc
day, An 1 Is hale. hearty and &c
tive
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

The Sc Ct the Democratic
partynthe dessiiIoa of is dls
tin~rIre policy Is h-As been
from the frs; the 5ulwark % pop
-.sr riza;s as1 q; has never SUI
lrred a serious defeat IN any
contest in WEi~h the interest Of
;ke Eassss Is against the class
e we're made tie mail Issue.
The causes q TIE Iste var were
foreign 20 the vital purpose OF
SIS organization
It's the party for the farmer
AID the wCrkirgEan II every
tart # ths country. In the Ia
terest cfthe Common people i
stands opposed TO hIgh tariGs-
uoaspci.es and eveFy fora OF
govern meat opposition IL "a
ready 60 20 w.th the people 20
the Hm5'. Of possibility for the
srumeti1n q the general pro 3
PeFify aad happiness Is Oh
tect = % secure he eonfoEt Of
the .o5'ia- uI.li5as rather than
% sdd 70 Jbs 4ccuma-ziions Ct
the rira There Is HOtaIH- in
is past history All nothing In
tie p'zsil:m CT ~hieh il stands
today wbieh should exeIE5e it
srezl the sympathy and support
&c say h0aest element il q posi-
tea 70 the Republican parts
Tse policy Il tas Democratic
party vas never mere 70 the
DurpSse thaa &c j. JEST az tA-s
stage IN tie coarse CT Eam.sa
eveats. the struggle q the
ge7gle z0w ! rot f7z freedom
Grom any of.ae zae-eat forms Cf
fyrazuy- IS not foF free speech
81 = free press CT the H. erty
ef conscience aad n ..at e pm
iea . bar for umcryial free
dom 4 succession of EePzhH
ear aIz5u5ssrztIcuz has E1ade
that least demand the para
moan. issue IN American prH-
.Iss- The RepaAiieaa parry
has restricted tas fox
eiEn azd oppressed rae Do
mes ie trade eftEe country. Il
has esa&EStssI tEe government
u fae Interest Of mlls0aaIrss
and mazoPoi1s-s- Z: k1s maze
T. e p0cE P00rer- and the rleh
rirker than tkev could Be n the
CsiresI Ss4t4s aaslee N impair
tl-E "a z-zissrs;iaa -ef j1st Avs
It's i5-t1zlsa therefore. thas
there exists here \ great party
--ereu-t-s s-gaz'zst ant pro
v5-es. rIfl ezper1eacsL leaders
ready 90 rera --iEe and force to
3 ecEelzsi0E the supreme issue
- the tine Z = fortunate
also tAa- IBIS party : tFae 20 rs
conservative traGiliaas-Fhat il
3 nos an sEraEiaz CT soeiallsrIc
0rx8u5z1.ioa iafels rpea ever
threW5ag the whoIe fabric Of
the government Grslsr 10 rem
ely the wrongs which have re
szlsesi f-om - rsli adm alst-a-
tea 40 SeE Delta
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

Rev Amos Kendall kaYiur
served his allotted ;iae a. Pre-
siding Elder Of the N. Z A..
Soarh Ia this distrie. chose
rather 70 be assigned to a sta
ton than to De separated
fEo1 dear srieads, and 50 the
Conference located hun Just be
yOnd or Gafes.at West Point.
lie next assignment CT Amos
Kendall should De to the Bisho
prie--Aeertsen Examiner
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15
A aza Has s csa.sa..-

i View I0EN nan who hzs
seen a -Tea. deal Ct Izfa and has
been successful il It. sp0ke
shas = never yet played 4
game CT sazIs o chess. aad do
net kaeE one eaFd or piece
from Another. / never visited
q theatre ! never saw 4 horse
rare or al 0ufi8er sport. /
cannot dance, au1 never VS.
present a. = bali I know nata
Ing about Wall street O. st1ez
gambling | DO not belong 70
any club I kae= tae fathers
o. 1alf q the fOar hundred. i
never made 4 European tour /
esKauOt Play any musical iuSsFa
ment- doH'r ike fancy things
n ny hoe & was never pun
ed Ors5ased By any newspaper
do rot SMOKE or dEiEk I Eas
only once over IN Brc0sIyn.
The fact i. am c0ateEted a. 4
business Haa aad a domestic
naG- ! spend tue days In bus.
ness a1d tAe evenings with az
family. and sometimes With nv
fIIeEcs | have Just the society
thar L desire | read or 5stsu
70 reading an hour ortwo In the
evening I have company in
ny house at times. and paw
visits when disposed TO TO 80.
| &seP Cas OF the turmoil aasI
away frOl the EddIeEAddIe OF
sae SGEla- aA9 Eve II content
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15
he SoulheFa Stockn4n AZ,

The SouihsEa Ssoc&n4n and
I 4Ft8rr II a late Issu- says.
Cotton seed Aglls are no long
er bzra- tor fael 5y the CT n.lls
az they are t09 mech IN demand
5y feeders CT beef c1ftIe- Tens
Of thousands 81 Asssi o. stock
are f1t1suesl Annually Il
tAe S3ItA o. cotton see !
sssa' an. hGls the bulls sup
plying tse E'slee CO lay and ziv-
Ing balk 10 the ration The
has east aboas SEQ per ton.
which = lover thaa ueelinr1 Inv
can BE bSgghf for
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

Stale Treasurer Evans state
Eeat Ct the condition Of tie
treasury cn Jan /. made pars1
AIT & section 10 Of tfle new
constitution, Shows that the
present Treasurer received Of
E-x Treasurer HeRsngwz- sza6.
So - Received from al
sources s5r ee sI-=3I 80 90. To-
tai an0aat- I.5iS..J6 81 DIS
5Grsed- sI.I95z7Iz.. Balance
On Ia Il s3-8 IS5 -
G0V- SloEe verified the state
neEs u counting the uouev.
No 5aads were sold last year
and the receipts. with the ex-
csptIan eta shert Loan of IS o o
are made Of the ordinary reve-
11ss % the State.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

Anotasr investigation Is 20
De made OF Ea= shortage T.
Hemingway case FIs fire =
have about completed Hegotls
tiSas xssa a. expert who VII
have ave assistants All a thor
o2Za examination of tas books
Vii De IA Le whIcu viii take
several molths 70 accomplish
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

Fs5a- \ , Bracey e Terry.
MRS. ased OF tae 9-h aud b. sen
Ir. - u Braceg dzesE l. The ev
Gang 4 she sane s.1y- The re-
HAIRS gf fGrher 2asi soa xere IA
TERED a. the s4E e tine.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

Mrs Jase kI5Fssh has Teeav
eEes. $50 from The LauzsslI.e.
New Orleans and Texas Railroad
for lsIaEles her daughter reeeiE-
e. safl which eau sesl her dezs q
aSoas tEO Years age a. Leland
Mss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

Frank Barkitt has Sued the
Clarion Ledger for sd. eco Ehef-
iAe ground being tae reprodue-
tea b. tia. PAPER of the New
YORK sun article, charging that
Ear<itr tried 70 sell the inside
working OfEhe Alliance meeting
al OCala- Fla for so,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15
Tas 6egiassz3 sf sxIsrl All
LzFzyest7 c51z.g-

LzFsye:ta e51ztF-
March Fl. IS55. GeoTge Pal
Iea- Andrew HsFFiu. George
MeF4rIand. SamLeI ) Eay5lra
and john y Hgust0u. Who lad
been elected a. PoIse ofneers
for the neE county, met II the
house AZ ; Z Jones. about eight
niles ncEth east Of the present
site CT Oxford Nr- Jones. as
oze Of the coz misSio1ers named
BIZ the Legis'atGTe 70 organize
the esGasy. administered the
oath Of Office George Ful.sn
vas elected President Of the
Board. FE Nicely, CLERK. pro ten
Tee Seats we're Lard oE. 1st-
II sections square. making see
ton -, township ; range ) the
center
@ad. At u0rsh q Iiae from
sEea CeEtsr 70 tie east Inc and
est ola line from that center
ID Eorth line Of county
Third. al aorih eta Inc from
center 10 vest Inc Of county.
Fozrth- the rest ofthe eoaafy.
= general election for county
ozeers vas ordered. to be heid
April p, at Craig's store n
Beat l. J p Jones II Beat ,,
town Of wyatt aad Cooks. in
Beat ,, Cal BEo=riag's IN Beat l
The result OF this election vas
Probate Judge, William I Hez
lett: Claiborne X Falpgs. Cir
czrt Clerk. Charles G B-tIeF.
SEeEH. Jcla y Hester. Asses
sar and Collector: Ebert i
HeaGers- Treasurer = q keIso.
Surveyor George - Hanks
Rasgsr. Francis = Hobsca-
CeT0zcr-
Arr the orga=i zafGoa n
jones. the Board me- a. Cr@5xs-
store, art tAls store zcoed a.
aa-- directly w4ere the EAGLE
0eEee a0~ s-an.Is-
CraEs bs1d-mea Eere Z
Seeiy aaG J J craig. Buffers.
Paleman Bezafsr5. fzs G.
Fri--- John . Sims- Phippe-s
Rl5 a1rz- Butter an. craig Not
uaay 1sa here. yGu see
1t the meeting gay -. T.
election sg- magistrates aud con
stables vas ordered % be held
June 10. Is3s.
Tie rssals Of shiz election vas.
Beat I'D 5IcF4riaa,I and Z
y GT4a- J Pc Esaers Witt
vel, g Beat - P Jozes. v
2 Slisr1. = Ps- wa Derry
berry e. Beat - = Drake 7
I EEds1u- J Pax e Tho=p
san < Beat E-NEgs Coed
wia. Joha StzaIsy EPs D-a7
Cane
Jane "a, les. Beard proceed
"a % exlI5ne tie central part
q tie eoaasy looking for a 10
cation Of tae county seat. ans.
AFTER spending two slays Z tie
e14Eiaa soa. selected the fEv
acres donated b Chisholm.
s1-siG aad Craig. On See. Il 7
5. z ;. JEae - 1856.
Ihss - seve tract commenced
near wa~re Gel EoIlox4y hives.
and extended Too resI> eas, an.
20 rods ssuta. -xh5el ste thev
70 establish aaG declare Il shall
be known As ihs t5va Of Oxford
1t this meeting i KS also
oEderes. that the Said property
e sold - p1blIc auction con-
meacLlg o. he Ij.h day Of IN
-Esr aeXt
We're next week.
A.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

State AGt!as0T stone has Il
szea a eirSalar 20 tax collectors
Throughout the STATE. "a which
he states tba. pod taxes can De
no logger collected o. ennBal-
sory measures. the uew euasti-
tatIsn having repealed that Law.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

The ne newspapers are forever
speaking Of the b'usasHg bside-
vel when yCI reflect gPaa the
k5asl Ola husband net = few OF
tue 5Fss.ez T4Ery, yea cannot
Toadsr That she shaEisI blush -
n 9astsa Free Sa.sE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

" / Harper Esq his -beeE
elected P5.ice Justice Ct The
cay 50 Jacobsen ulder ths new
Garter rha. Eeas I--.O eject On
TIE Isl us
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

Do re ka0w any body Al ,
'isar ze. We are mest 81 rs Eerv
lonely u the world Yea whg
nave anybody wh0 lose yGu-
esIag Ia eheal aud thank Cod
IhaekeFy-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

Nr. z 4 NeElroy, q tl"ar
Greek died kst week n Doub-
lIa. Texas. where be L1d gone
90 visit rs danGhfer We IN
Ierssana the rrTains--weTe sx-
pecfed - arrive Yesterday fcr
infeTrweztat hIs o'd home in
lafayette. Nr- NcElrsy vas a
good citizen and &c hcps some
friend win kindly furnish u :
sketch 81 his Iife-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

Mr. y y WhitaSer. Who
farms scar Amory. IN W8urae
eazafg. cleared tass scar 49,
~fE st f0Zr acres planted ia We
rfa1 e
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

Gsver- or Stone hzs appoint
20 Z aG sFe8- a. u lard a. rus
see g rae tSlrls tnslszs-risI 49,
tase All Csl.e-s a. Cosaz g
% succeed Eoa Z e. Pzssv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

Dr. Dixon. IN a lecture o.
kOch's !, mph at the JsEs rxcu
Medical College. PaIEsIel.stia.
On Friday gave Tt as ais deEIi.zr
zte Judgment that the lymph
treatment = a specific for "a
5ereul2r diseases of the skin or
outer tissues aud OF the Joints
but for lung diseases its eHea-
ey - net established. nor In
deed mantle steG- On this pei-t
he said = had particular con
ve-sasIOas with the emins.:
diseOveTer CT the trea -ueut.
and he assured ne that he had
used the treatment most sue
eessfEIly and almost entirely n
cases CT lupus and IAryagiaI
affections. lie did nos express
confidence In lis benz Ms In
lang tuberculosis