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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

Attention. ~ called to the ear,-
r.ua5==slan II Farmer "a ta5s
Iss1.. Il - vel ~cgth atsszt.s s
And c T-sssisr1ssOB- Oar easresp.oz
lent = sure cn7zsh farmer A.. /
goe1 uas- he - representa-
tsve Ez1a e our euGatv and oae q
our best e5tsEezs- lie rightly
Avs al the sIrFl1s monsy goes
TITO o.aer hasize We haze 70
factories, no machine shops, n
transportation cum pcsItIau. 10
stock FaFsI z, Nc fruit raising, moth
rag bat eoStr AMI cotton ps1ntiuE
FrrtIIize car lads Il W eaa do
nothIrs el-e. decrease the value
Of our farm lands 1ni ~ Us t. ke
On mex life IN this N lrseT- OH =
boilers, many # y01 have teen
ss,sSny thoa-aHds OF d3llIrs from
sOur fat Cfiee- CE-e seekers
skli il xou. SAY al. < YOU who
EaEt s5use % tde Pa5he Ei-r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

Aasy s--rers arr rerSzvesl ~ ta% h q
Y Co f-cEz PAT hzzfs szTlz<. thsy h-zEs
Used szra and sz.sl q kaassi p1xiiar az4
sxxsa S2xiA-A. aeatIsEiz. .hslr aasass
&zsi stzfing thy SIi - &c ] AMI LAY
d. ret gu vsn unfz 2 T 2 fprnkiy
Ash. Po&e Rect an Psssasiaaa = wes
tEa-A- th~se LISTERS sc started . s.szh--
tizA whsn tAs xzxl1-z Elangfse-EzeEs
wru<s Is f-zrfnf t-sgers sa1 Ne dss1a=s-
<sAaezi sa-e kus 2 Rr fsricksy A.
<1<e Eeos AMI essti<zazl j. .xfa.apS~
ART 81 ex1<g eer2lioa .zf hss =.ld.s =
Aess - fss=e1s - e=sres q syYail
/ = s<9@.atzs.rs Sxza<efa. Btlod visa.
Dr=pspasa sf1-zn-zs All Fasna..s C.us,
r-aSz.s- -oa4 r. = . E<z.eE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

C5s1fra-u-s l-l-s-.szs eth Yeas r.
n1N GA t-e r-rses II 2 aHs he
e,sav f4sest tat IS = 49, oEiy ia
ps-a-asE zaa = ffv- Es-ssze-1s- kHasz
that 55- "A = - = sa1- to es.z-As
AMI vvsE g. ~.-raias - gHlaize or
possous azsl i Sod raz.- the fEzlEak
mottE. --za sure ID ply
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

HE remainder OF tAe ao0th
Of Iuae At the oftsse sf the clerk
81 the Great elerk ia 0xfeEl
Hiss. The backs VII be eles-
ed the last csxy Il jane
NE ANDREWS
March. 9. 1881. Clerk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

We elll the atseati0n OF cur
readers to the z .gjssratioa Notice.
'i7 1nother eoiaau- Is Is the duty
OF every estizsa 70 register II b. eK
'p4ess TO vote II he November eIee
tiOa- II Jon fail t5-rszisser yol
+will not b. .li0us,l to vote. Don't
aegleet this duty.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12
Non-Rezidsut hscIce.
State T lis s-,rF.
Is 4s c1uHF.

5lAte 7 is s--TFs-
L-F4z=ft- iuafE.
Jsi.a 2 lisbon. ! -me-i
e, e Mr. Nay E5Eb =s
r Nary q o.. AHa Hsrt.a. Nj
5rsI lisa, Jaae eFscE. Mamie
Prver. Matt PsyeF. Sie=e pes
on .es LFzeslu. Irnu-. t'Isra Low.
IN. - T,osts f-sce = Saskv IL. Tear,
Ir-. Anna E-z af,ls, q W e
sArds, Es.sIse II E.lWar,ls, AEaie
T EISarsis. Sa>se El<arIs aud
Arthur y + iEa=js, j.. the at=f
i've being E4Inofs, y % Edward.
~. thxlr guardian, whose post
flrs = EI2sassser, Team; also.
"a. B12sE, whose E.1stafiiee = IT,
SuaHu. Sssley 3 e. whose POST
tlce . uuk -. Mrs. MARY VII
Ter. NaEFhls. E~na Mrs. MARI
Z y 1ssou, whse Passeflee l.
sg.rrsHseo. y =. Yrs NJ Pryor
.Talksr So. 49, y " 8, Wash
.l-iez Dc. y Z Ee*ers lAd /
( su~sHs. BSEHEisvI.se. y g
T11 are coz nsaa1eat u appear
svteve tho Ca11eeFy Csurt u sad
e5a1tF za4 Sgtf- - gas 8 . Nh
lay q Mas 1891, - shox esase
. d Al Ea4 cln 49, tie GasI A.
..,sa4@ * 1ssa 8 ] lesss1, AsImIzS Is
ltrAtsE & tAe es-4te &c Me- N4-y
rss-ll. sa3zLl not = -l.ow~s AID
be Gl-es 4--e,i-
Wtasss mr. lad AID san 4
Il Re Il o-fsVl. " So this Msrsh
-, 4 ID. 1921
JsanF Broxu. Cgesk-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

II the clubs Of farmers intend
ing 10 compete for thu Sl00 prize
fO- the hess acre OF eottoa vii
had in rheir naufes TO this clfiee.
We viii take pl assure in publish
'ing hem IN the EA6LE-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12
Mss B.ssse 4 BedIse. Of 8

Mss Bssse q BedlOe, Of Bur
in ,toa W.. md = disease OF tue
scalp which clused her hair 20 BE-
3 1ne VERY harsh and dry and 10
fall so fresly that she scarcely dlr-
ID comb IT, Aysrs' Hair Vigsr
gave Der a heslssy scalp, .si male
he EaIr heaasifalLy thiek aad CLOS
NV.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

Miss " sI-se II arrla - On q visit
b der o ! hl.Es All friend n Ok
ford an sc %0Re wi hEv- a | as
o az tin.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

c. and d. iiS.r5Se- II your
|wtEsSers are srIz<ts N ! u15eeou-
N. Is. 5t=a .aL1s De and
thsT vii Lss1 as s4-a yO1 we're
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12
A srgf.F0-ahI. rsYart furnish

4 A v.rF fAEO-ahle rspoEt furnish.
ed - By tie rress9rer, J L 81
ma, will BE- fS1Ii II skls lssae
IL sStyeste elaaSy s1rrlaes are IL
par srv thu drss time Ia axns
Years aud we sh5eld feel sae5srAg
n by his fact.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

Mr. L y Mitchell Informs u
tif2s 70 - Nr-sl, 2 =. O<ioti bad
rLigoel 7.S0l sales u cJ.toa-
Tass u 1514r gaze IL exesss u
last rear.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

/ will sell uiy sssscS OF = DDS a.
retail Ut artus i cJss Of wIll close
out by likes or the eutire stock a.
= liberal drsecuer.
@ W Le1vsll-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

Miss Ali.s sfsl6 del T.4cz lar
n. srsaia - the rs-sissee OF atr.
J yhl Cater, sb1-t tEesvs mIles
~ Of OSf0-I-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

r I5erts0a & Jaa-s, Joae-b1ro.
Arr, writes IL c G, esrssia chill
lure. gives universal s4sI<faetioa-
No e1re. no pay. Sud b. j I
EakudIsr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

How Blessings brI. ~ sbey
saEr their Z ght,T ear resuA.E ca
n E1allx fsr instance
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

Ms " II syr<s5i <ho bIs- be- 4
serloa.ly III IG-ia- the pass seek
l. ImPs7vsnG, and Es Are gi-.d 70
mote eaazi1-r..d vgavalessaE-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

II. ktsh wss~r As3 ussy
kres5st that hare o. grrsst Ca TIE
lii sreas r3sls hls xrer,lY a<Eer-
liz i tie naEl service. aHi 0x-
fFls raj his 5esa remarkably
.uae rt1ra this week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

TIE wezs s-- rs zzz - Fzg 81
So f. tzsr - : lsz4ei >s Ira
> hrH arrsza-as Vs. e s. Evln sg OK
.rl &izz.. = s ne r. IS f-srfrsss.E
.i4'urus. -pse.s SD Efs ssisssea.
-l asEr lla-us-A Nen-@-,les.se-
sas EF stsse ess-ss are
t- raas= aE-aa sxsr d e =
sr-z- B. r. = ssnsf-rle tiaz
--@ #zs2 e-r-tl Haez #azfz- a PAR
sf tts4s 8sss4=s iazs zhiss ss.szses never
ssas T. ssasags sssss sslAssss frum his
EYES, a-f cry pasr przeb-sssl sre
.-ssaraa.sass- 50 sa1r = szsF sser have
.la eyes laa al1-i-r los se-asrh-.l 81
r-asard s6s Lsas ar~B s4-E AL flEnlz b
-as party 49, az Faz~ es g. asses
FIVE ~ eaFaa " 2 y Evsn las =
fuI 4sHrsn~Es an.2 izsaes al uko
rlsh 20 st=ry tasazsesEss - the
.-r.ar szFsrrzli-y q lies 6lssz.s o zsr
lav ant a ola=-s raN Ia Es~ % cz1
ara exau ins raem-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

w resideaee IA North Oxfsr4-
CootAi1s three ro5sls, tasea-1t-
ou.- he1sr. ki.rken, grr3 .tzAtss-
.tKl eIaterEs AID eomf1Et1bks ear
rsas.lisgs- Fer PAEt.el.Grs = 2ire
4 j. BrsEEsr-
Nm. Fseal-a1<Fg-
Rssa. Sd I51L.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

Miss Annie Hsa- has rstg= ned
Eros, = visit 20 her sister II jack
Boz, Team
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

Isasy to lsaa freu 500 ~ On
prov ed farming laaes.
w AE9lEe.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

TIE g Sslxe - rha ssrs.l 81 er.s
5rzises- sezes- ak-sr<. salt rs1esE-z fe~~z
ser~z. sxstrr. esappesi haE1s. e-sIsl.-zs
torrz-. aal's.l sksn e~aFsi1Es All PSF
lively cErss rz-ss er - Pty ram s'sst :
IL l. -uN-amEeed T. give pe<ssez stsr<-
Res5,1 Or nasss@v resGrssea Priea .5e-
Fsrsaie bv Cizanssl=r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

We think orr Street Clani+
piaaers caa lind pleaty Of work at
Ser this 20 ksep..a large f0rer.
BUSY for some time. The eoHtIau
81 heavy -4ins have caused many
s@-Iaus wash outs and the
Directs Of Oxf1rd ATE In : bad
'elnllslo1 aav way
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

Beef, pork, sausage, eggs aud
'ehIeksns 90 be foGaI fresh eEery
ID " n z 4 Crogeh's MIrkes house
|oa Depot street.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

o. Yellow YAm Seed Potatoes for
sale II E I Baf ai0~'s two rasles
west Of Orf5F1, Miss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

Your orders will be filed zal
promptly delivered any h0u- It
IL A cr01chasf Market house.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

1 Co.ssse On 5 iasA Street for
rsu'; apply - Mrs. y ars Shitaer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

Misc SaI!ie Mcclure - visiting
Friends In Ab5sviIIe-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

Mrs Alice Seeks SRI ksve-
for St Louis tAe latter a. < tie
Wses - purchase a esErIte In Y
1iIlsnsry g5oi-- Sue vi aid n
eosneeii8n ~ith Ter uasIza srv es--
~ thing IA ladies and saEElreas
furnishing G1ods-slrsss sso.l.,
trimmings, etc
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

spouixn. ar Apta- dasesE February
which for~shassusws an early ren~s
OF hnstilzries IN the samoan 5slazi
The ex--~h-l King Tazae=~z r~ceu
requested % be allowed % es-abE
hls headquarters a. Millnnm poI
wEsrh he occupied while Carrying
the r~bsllsou two years ago His
quest being refused. Ne attempted
Ineire an uprising Of his old foIloxs
but his scheme was prom
tawarred and h. wzS bariShesi
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

MI Z S.Eaek has o2eaei up
an alsgs-s line Of S.srl IS Goods st
hfscisl ssasI % tie saesA Ill. Of
liza sqaaEe. EsExseIn- IN Lsd-ss
Drss4 G5eds and noyeIsses OF the
very kstsss ssvles. thar the most
fsSri3ieus eaEll desire are dI,E.lAy.
Cd in his Spring oPSs.Ias. De
side Is dssete,i TO q eaEleaaa fur
Hi>hinz gods, EetkxsaE. etc. and
all OF she most ersfaE selewsi0s.
A glaree through Eis wtEl SLID
Ard Leaasifcl stock viii assure yoa
thtt anything ron desire can be
fcGrd Ia this house.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

Nv eatirs stSex raust Be closed
ovt 1t once. g W LeaT<iL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

Cal an1 exluIae the large qass
tstY Of Garden Seed, At
Jsc kins & San-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

Cdlanl 80 atv ilEe e dressed
Enl unIaszsesi ~ sissss-
Mr. Aies S-oeks ) Elss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12
Howell & Wallace
UNDERTAKEN
oxFOKD. Mss

We a1xHTs keep 81 haz1 an sle.Az
linz. q
Ssrz1ze Cas-. Esasawss.4 C@ssss
AZ Iainzs c.
CEsEatz. Cioel esEsrssl C.-sket =.
Chf..lFsss sssass Wee gaas=ss aasI Czz =
keIs All . 4. 4F..F sza= x essEzs-
Ca.slia-. h.aEzGs 1sisi sfassAs tor sse dsaEa1s
1ssasa1szg 3s1sa All Eote%-
Er EENzs = a5iase will ar-en1 e.
N. aaaaarss. at suExEals atreEss-.sa
r-.st TrsH erusss ard care Thta sxfs-
as fazars. - rssF gsfsslly soiiclt tae
b zzH1aaze Il tg3u aasf comfy We
! uazasse prizes ~ eseaI any IN ths
.,ty-
Eearscffasr.
q HOwLGL & WALLACE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

Cal ant see tie acvelEi>s In
fisz1sIs 4 H41FT-tsss, at
ST D1xn.f
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

LLF syetes e1usEg eAGitl1tes
A-e IstIs 81 ~ sass ys.sr II prs-
J - nsizx EhzEz n 1zes f.sr sas rass.ss--;
C1m. o1- ge1tia1es, Ne hare roola
fsr yau ali.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

A fnIl line * Lan5rsths Gar
den SEED. 1t JeakIns s Scr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

Il III .aeSs=pers xhS i s.iEs ia Ear
kish sa-sr -As.e5 wsl4 6-stgisss
.fresh n 49, sasafl l44Te shsf %
dsrs Ei.a = \ Crea.a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

Nrs- J p CaerTv- o. -erfari,
=as c.liea 60 Oxford .1-s wesk BIZ
tie sudden aad unexpected ss=.tE
Il her SISTER, NJ. Gas y .iznu.
AEs. E-slssn S. Gf-s Matte p.
xue ez--s-gr q he hx-eS.rzes
J Psgus- brashee { II. Ma
Ear5GSh Ps-ueS- So wzs a s11.
sistsss Christian Es.nau "a sas
lsseay asssesss z wan Ter ksE sAs
1fszesi1n q I'll wA0 snsw h.r SSs
isEs n 5svlsei hls52af aai Ene
= ksren- faesr I5as . II sveu }
g15a--IgIs SpriHgx = ssrser.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

DLt sr-et 10 elu ga the
Nsthuauf la.5lss " israauet's -
staa1 ia- rsN -4s- Tscy uLl
Fa-ui : sea an e-e-4GE SNIP r sor
ussar1A4 - a. @aa vou wi-i ust
o.lss sH5sy god r-rass E,zt assist
"a se Sh.5 ars ----sax be ef -
20 rsassil sksir toEse = sossla 3
eat frsss3 All take zspP-r ~s,b
sL1 Gi-a4.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12
=. y AM - -.
2. SANEEk.S ,

Farfls Ls-sssEztre53F- $50. s- ti
ve4sstz riaterE hae5s-r.
- Shoes AL saF7s= fs- eve-ytaaaS so@ir a-ls
pteas
sa-Aa ana a7y atg 49, eraa AHsl srzh g
sa-~ts
n ea- b.
Fs-s tae aHss1 n4e tEuzshs p g. o=lsrt-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

ar. Z D Within. II Tayi-i. is
a subscriber the EkstE Annrecl-
a5es- lie 4ks ---- aAss4- Ga~ IA
sLz eight wears AID las tae lar--
ess aneaas rAesi O. rs c-eais
{ any Ean ga cgr tack.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

Tlcrs VIII Be a E,resia< e s7ze
days csu Eiaaesn- Frl8xF beSs--
The Ssk Sa1dAy IA tbs E9ztA 81.
tie Baptist church "a tass sssy.
A Gua.btF q u Iters ers expect Z
aId some 5nf--es-i Lal "a Tic a !
q'Bess5oss u1Ii he diseased " Z
nots Tie aaaes Il Mr- y - Lew
ell Juiss hEaaa3Iya an Prof.
Eager oa Il. prJ-zGmne q dis
cUss sore q sAsse- De SaaI :
aisbt TE!gs ksm5vogSa and Prot
Eager VII ~ esa tIueI Is4eoEs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

Tie Bari Of A.dermcr have
elatraet. q witA The Sun Vspor
Li-bF Company. q Canton, Obio,
- fgruish f5rty iishss los Oxfog,i
{ q three Years. fer 500 ger yeas.
Ts-se lssets VII b. dist-ibus-1
o7er sas forr, AID are Sc te IL
Gss BY tie Ers. % AFrsi.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

Bay the Dariirghaas SHE, eve
2. pair gaaIAatesd, az
SH P1ns's.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

Tks ausst and best vL-5,ty O.
Caheees aai 1.sshIHl'- TO Dc had
n ths eisv, IT
ST PAzsa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12
D. EzasasaI.'- Lc-s CO

y -------4.-- : 49,
A sPecI5e fsr c 4Ili lasT ex@T. re-
Gaittsns, IESsrraItt~nt. . at1rssI aud
swamP fever, dsss6 1x4s- Gaze
billloCsusss 2ssi rexEsaEgs skestgnl
aeh and bozeis. sad arsveats al
m1lzrial disesses- pI1ssaEt 20
take soc sostIs. eqH4i 70 zs-y
81 medicine. Sod ~ J I CaAn-
iIrr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

FsOpss ~o.Ea rxasa they fad scw
rapsdtT heath Is restored by taxing ? p
? gPri-sly Ash. Poke ESot AMI p zassL
una The rsason u sim2ls As i -
psz-rfz} e1uzbsaltiJ1 % the rooss and
aersus NJ thu Ao.ae wec,1s- Sold ~ "
B n Even.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

clz--z Super
Ths ladies' &C tie Gethoii--
church vii furUi>k arPer az NF.
u sxs-aEsEs Ok sIAnal, Zexs "a. las
uizas. Gargh y
WEN--
Pi-. Aw.tou- KID
hsTttcEef1
F.srssv. Ch.eken, o.asg. Ear,
LigktIFss.l. CsseSsrs,
Psc1fe.
jelly. Cake,
F.s C-eaEl Ss&ss-i,
Csffe~. Tea
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

= nice line cf "H4.r" good Just
received bv
Mrs. Afrc. SfccSs SIvlsy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

nd ssxeagth- TIE rzraslrT e - rszre as
r9uisila,i M. a expected faa rrurass CD "a
t4uls aEt tesifazss. = - Freqiersi-1 NzrSz Ter
RANTS, WIN NOVA a. 6say1- PuF~xgzg
Do llaaT ya1rs I wzs \ szfFnrer as7lri
Ts-ail- gnrzf zla-sss< three FssaEs.asa wan
oe-aa r,e Use II Ayers sarsKnzz > xLlr-
Wair1 t1s diss1s. Aas entirety zs ssersszrrt.
A Efx1e ctiGlt - nine. wNo wzs eruMzzznf MA
TIE s2aBe eampl4zns. has also a@sn III r.
This medicine H Brznztz. AEsxzA Nxkx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

Z c C-Cerlala 4 hui Case tbs
a0st isasasss - take of al fever
aa3 ssEs reHssslIer. N4Frsated -
care ehIils aud fever. Sud hr J !
CSaxaiIes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

GortO-'. Ms strle4as j astrri,
<aTe a e-aferrAsn meZt az she Gas
Hdl Y ulsy n1ght. Ihe re-r
aEzs ! s1FeEl Ei-v of ths c1EtizE.
ton S-csr~i fas tAeEa = "a = ~
house. ard ri ere oftAe itrSs
.4udIeEee regretted thsIr aitsl-
3sace- IS Ike p~rlssna aa7- ere q
surFa&s.-l puhtir ezFec&2fI s. a..
va thoroughly e-I red frsas tbs
E-st ID &c 1 asiae a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

BAD tl-od cAez1s i sF.sfsil aaa
iF-p .gsslA reacts tv esastrr l.-d
atas- 3 bash s. -. er9waag
verse uztl the wa.e system S
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, 1891-11-18

THE county commissioners have dis
allowed the bill of Court Clerk Atkinson
Tor salary and are now about to sue him
for the probate fees amounting to about
5000 which he retained on an order of
Judge Scott and which arc retained by
every other court clerk in the state on the
order of Judge Blake and Judge Knight.
Atkinson will now be forced to sue for his
salary. II the case is decided In his favor
in the district court the commis
sloners will probably Engage another
batch OF lawyers lat the expense
of the county, and fight the matter
through the supreme court. 1t looks
very much as though the commissioners
had grown pig headed and their intention
is not so much to sec justice done as it is
to keep Atkinson out of his salary for the
longest possible time.
, 1891-11-18

A short time after the discontinuance
of Davitt's Labor World, a new paper
was launched in London called The
Workers Cry, published by a stock COM
any and edited by ex-Commissioner
Frank Smith. The first issue of the pa
per was dated May Q of this year. 1t
Immediately took possession of the field
left vacant by The Labor World, and
met with phenomenal success. II has
now consolidated with The Leader, and
is known as The Leader and Workers
Advocate. Frank Smith, who edits it,
will be remembered as the ex-com-
missioner of the Salvation Army. Mr..
Smith did not agree with the methods
of General Booth, and resigned his posi-
ton in the colonial Office.
, 1891-11-18
A PECULIAR WRECK.
Additional Details of Monday Wreck
at Carbon.

Special Correspondence.
CARBON, Wyo, Nov. l6.-The luckiest
wreck that has I've occurred here took
place today at II O'Clock a. ~.
y As No. 8. the East bound passenger
train, consisting of mail, baggage, two
passenger coaches, four ~sleeDers and a
Pullman car, entered the west side of the
city, running at the rate of twenty miles
an hour. was crossing the switch used to
put empty coal cars in for mining
purposes, the first wheel on the north
side of the tender was seen to fly out
fifteen feet north of the track.
The engine, No. 1904, broke from the
train running fully IT'S feet, all the wheels
of the track except the two pony
wheels in front. The tender lay on the
south side of the track with the first two
wheels and axle gone.
The west end of the United States
mail and east end of the baggage cars
were thirty-six feet south Of the track
minus all the trucks, The other ends of
the cars were near the track the mail sar
being overturned. The track was torn up
for a distance of $50 feet and considerable
damage was done to the ends of the mail
and baggage cars.
When the axle broke on the tender it
Is supposed to have turned the switch
causing two Of the passenger cars and
n sleeper to run in the side track.
No one was hurt further than a good
shaking up. The passengers oongratu-
lated themselves upon their escape from
injury. One old lady said: its danger
Gus to travel by rail out here with six
inches OF snow l0o below Zero"
The expressmsn was chased about the
car by flying trunks and mail pouches and
had a narrow escape. So badly was the
track torn up that a new track Was laid
around the wreck.
, 1891-11-18
A Novel Notion.

Archibald Clavering Gunter, the author
and dramatist of Mr.. Potter Of Teras,
which will receive its first stage produc-
ton here at the opera house Thursday
night. Nov. l9. conceived rather a novel
idea while adapting his popular story.
The book opens in Alexandra, where the
famous siege of that Egyptian city is in
progress. The characters in the first
chapters Of the book are many of them
foreign in manners, customs and national
ity to those Of the story after the intro
duction OF Mr.. Potter of Texas upon the
scene of action. To place the entire mar
rative upon the stage it would necessitate
the introduction OF two separate classes Of
actors and fully FIVE hours would be re-
quired to present even the most startling
scenes predicted by this clever word
painter. Mr.. Gunter, seeing this, had
almost adopted the Lovel idea of ~organiz-
ing VI compan: $, and devoting two
evenings to each representation of the
entire play. But after celebrating with
Manager Frank w. Sanger, to whom he
Entrusted the production of M. Potter,
aud who had so successfully exploited his
Mr.. Barnes Of Ne1o York on the road,
the scheme was abandoned, and the story
taken up where "Mr. Potter" the rough
and uncouth, though big hearted Texas
ranger. appears upon the scene on a visit
to his beautiful daughter in England
, 1891-11-18

The PERSONAL" advertisement hasn't
such popularity In Europe as in the United
States, and when one lowers the dignity of
his position by inserting a matrimonial
proposal or anything of that sort he is liza
BILE to create trouble for himself. A clergy
man at Buda-Pesth has got into grave
difficulty with his superiors because he
published the following: "a Greek Ortho-
dox Servian priest, handsome, alone in the
world, without children, and twsnty-eight
years Of age, with 1900 forms income, liv-
ing amid beautiful romantic scenery, not
far from Temesvar, is anxious to wed a
pretty young lady or a widow unde thir-
ty, Independent. with a little property of
her and no children. Offers to be sent
addressed A. NJ, to the newspaper Office"
He will ave to answer to q clerical court.