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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-01
0.iens For Diptheria.

why don't they use onions
For goodness sake, why don't
they use oaions. Where do they
hges | vii 80 up their to day
aud tell them 10 use oDionstr
such we're the ordinations OF
our mother; says tue editor of
the Danvers hirr0r, when we
one day az dIuner that
a child ofG w Dudley was dead.
asd the whole family, including
himself. alarmingIy sick With
dIptheria- Mother was moved
to these earnest and interested
expressions by a flrrn beliefthat
enc knows OF several lives saw
ed by tue use of onions In DIP
liberia, one being cur sister.
la these cases raw onions were
placed In a bandage and beaten
INTO q pulp. The cloths, contain
ing onicns. juice aud all, being
bound around the throat and
well mp over the years Renew.
ais NAV be made rs often Is the
mass becomes dr.. In cases
noticed the result was almost
magical; deadly pain yielding ia
a short tire TO sleepy comfort.
Ihe editor adds the wish that
this remedy might have a wide
enough trial to fnlly ties. rs
usefulness Scientific American
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-01
4 Sad Death.

Tuesday morning about eight
O'Clock eur good citizen, o II.
Owen living about three miles
west of town, met death In an
unexpected and unknown man
neR or 1T least. the manner is
merely conjecture. About Ii
minutes before bis body vas
found he was seen trying 10
catch his male which was loose
IN the pasture with bride and
saddle on. when f0 md the body
was lying on its back with no
outward signs OF violence yisi
BILE on bis person. his hat lying
at q distaHee of ten feet from
the body The theory advanc.
cd is that in trying 70 catch the
mule he vertured too near It's
heeis aud was kicked in the
stomach ard INSTANTLY killed
View albany Gazette.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-01
A Resurrection Of Human Bones.

We have u-ted several times
the esving that is la progress ia
the island or knoll just above
Capt. James U'Briea's coal Of
fee. which had stood inpervi-
Ous 20 tina effects Of the river
for So many years that every
body believed that il would
never saccumb to the wash of
tie waters. bu; which is now
gradually and rapidly being
eaten away. The wearing auay
of this elevation is disclosing q
number of human bones &c well
rs debris of former habitatiOrs
thrt existed there within the
memory Of some OF our older
citizens From the Number Of
bones found there !. would seem
as If the spot had once been
ascd n ancient days as a GENE
terry, bu. when or how long
since, whether by the aborisi-
nal lnC;anS- tae spanish, ETeneh
or English 10 man seems 10
know. That they have been in
the ground tor many years lie
evidenced by the fact that they
cTumble into duS, almost as
soon as they are exposed TO the
action OF Tie atmosphere The
river would seem to be commit
ting a sscr:iege IN disturbing
these remains that have peace
fully rested upon its banks fol-
so many years. blt tue cid Ms
sissIppi IS no respecter of the
rights of hyias or dead. and
generally docs a. she pleaseS
regardless of who msy DO af.
fecied By its erratie, but ire
sistlble course of action
SateheZ Democrat.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-01
Bishop Galloway.

The London Methodist Ee-
corder ofJuly Ssh, contains the
following:
Bishop Galloway. who is the
frat representative from the
Methodist Episcopal Church
South, to the English Confer
ence, IS essentially a strong
man. There is power In his
build; power in bis head, chest
power in The rich tonss OF his
resonant voice, and power in
almost every sentence that be
utters. / am told that Bishop
Galloway is the orator of the
South Ii is certain that he Is
by far the most eloquent man
who hss sppearesi in Bradford
ills Conference. His desefip
ton of the Sunny South ss the
land in which Wesley preached
to the Indians and English set
Tiers. and the land in which
George Whitfield founded his
Orphahage, brings the Confer
ence and tie visitors at once in
to closest sympathy. Deelar-
ing that in bis county may be
found the debsest Methodist
population in the world. Bishop
Galloway Is able to present TO
Conference an imposing array
of statistics Illustrating the
growth OF Methodism in the
South.
Perhaps the most Impressive
part of his speech is that Ia
which no deals with the ques
tion-ancient history he calls
OF ~slavery. but it is simply Im-
possible in a brief note to do
Justice TO 4 speech which bris-
ties with points, and from be-
giGnihg TO e3d flows with wit
and eloqGeuoe.'
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-01
Eternal visiieEcs Thu Prizes OF
l;5sTty.

While We have seen nothing.
heard nothing, to cause rs ia b.
lIeve that Weaver Staads any
more, or better. chance of Jt ing
elected President Of the United
States than We 10, yet iaasmuch
- he has q show of . following
however small, /. behooyes the
Democrats to be on the watch
aud active. Weaver has TOO
OFTEN and too persistenlly insult
ed, abused and yIlihed tbs
Southern Democrats and people
10 deserve or receive any sup
port or consideration from
Southern men, ex confederates
or their deeendauts. As a gen
sral, II rot universal. rule, men
tho have wrOnged others will
very readily Fecant aud profess
friendship when they need the
friendship Of those Thom they
had grossly wronged, bu: Meth
ct ham nor God can regard
such repeniauces as anything
more than interested and decep
tive efforts 20 blind those who
are willing to be, OF can be, bin
ded, and to win them over to
tiie support of their slanderous
foes We hardly think ex-nun
federates or their descendants
will 90 ~oG Bonded kEees,n and
crave the honor of being ALLOW
ed 20 lick the hand that smote
them, and to vote tor such =
mau. such a calunniStOr as
Weaver for President of the
United States. Mat we say to
one we say TO all : Watch : and,
while watching, vOrk-Sardis
Reporter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-01
4LY Southern Farmers Should
Ejts against Harrison.

Because BENJAMIN Harrison is
the father ofthe Force bill. In
his first official communication
with Congress he advocated the
Federal control of elections,
and ii was bis suggestion that
inspired Lodge. Reed end 9th
ers to attempt the passage of
tie Force bill. What does tire
Force bill meant IL means the
minority control of elections in
the South Il means absolute
minority rule fro which the
maj orIty has no effective appeal
II means the appointment of
Republican Chief Supervisors
aud Republican Contrasting
Boards for life. Ii means that
two oct of the three superyi-
soFs at every polling place in
he South will be Republicans.
IL means even the appointment
OF nonresident supervisors, il
neaHs that United States Depu.
~ Msrshals, and even the Uni.
ted States Army eau be sum-
moned to uPhOl, the authority
OF these non resident saperyI-
sors II the people should rebel
against them. L: means the en-.
slayement of the South to a
party having a minority in tbe
South. u would revive the
outrages OF reconstruction
Neither by word ncr sign has
Benjamin Harrison reeanted his
allegiance 20 the Force bill.
Where IN the southern farmer
who thinks he can afford TO
make such a measure possible
by his yO.ei-Appeal Avalanche
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-01
The Fence Law.
RaymoHd Gaz tie.
Vicksturg, Aug 10, 1892.

EsAy DAa we
vicksturg, Aug 10, 1892.
Clay shaskey, Esq:
Dear Sit never open the
acts of'92 vi.huu, being remind
e. Of that ancisn; 81 nm bcgiG-
ming, "Ny sous be Oh thy guard,
ten thousand foes arise Ia
This spirit l approach yours OF
the 9ih inst, just received. i
premise my answer With the re
mark that no claim u made by
NE TO inEallibillity nor is any CT
6clal sanction to be attached 20
ny views, and so the Doctors
Of the Law Who difer with me
Eisy he right snd / wrong.
l.. think a female free hold
CT or leaseholder has the same
right 10 vote az such an election
as q male
>, The voter must be p years
old. for persons uader that age
are aot Supposed 10 deal sinh
their property interests
; No person is disqualified
from voting by reason OF having
been convicted o. felony.
4. The oaly requirements are
lawful age, aud that the person
Offering TO vote be : freehOlder
or learehOlder
5. The persons conducting
the election mUst determine as
best they can-just as was done
before registration laws existed
-aDd now in case of removal,
etc the Board of Supervisors.
I presume. will determine ulti
Ea;ely, If the matter is brought
to their attention in a way that
would affect the result.
6. II one third vote for no
fence oBe-fOurth for partial
fence and the rest for full fence,
| take it, under the veiy extra
ordinary provisions of tie stock
law. full fence would prevail.
For example suppose there
are 200 votes, 80 iO%Hs-thTG
vote against the stock law, 225
one fourth vote for partial
stock law, amt the remainder.
37j, vote for the stock irw en-
tire. 4 majority not being
against a stock Law. and as be
tween these voting for a partial
and for a complete stock Law,
tbs majority being for the lat
ter, il is declared the stock lsv
lcomplstsl shall be enforced
this provision prevails over the
apparent Requirement in an ear
lier section that tTo-thiris must
sanction a stock Law.
| am somewhat II doubt in
relation TO the right Of females
to vote. Generally they arc not
entitled. bat this is a mere mat
ter of ccuaty policy, and does
not Involve the exeFcise Of the
elective franchise as technical
~ understood. 1 have 10 Op-
pOrtunity now to consider the
question Il the light Of auihcri-
ty.
Sincerely yours.
i. u. MILLER.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-01
UNIVERSITY
OF
NLEEySSTEpT.
VIII eDe, lis EariT-FTst SsEsll Ga
!sss;sAG, sssi:aa' u. III,

All departments Of the University arr
IN excellent condition for most Elective
wo-k- The PLAZA Of study Is so arranged
as to allow all desirab.e options n Sc
isetIag I coarse for the Bachelors De-
gree, or IN the planning OF work foe the
post graduate degrees of u. A, or PHI ID.
The grade Of scholarship Is being en-
tiaually advanced The various depart
aaent are IN ehArye OF competent earn
est AID Progress i've men. Large and
valuable additions have been made re-
Gently to the material equipment Of
tn institution IN tee Seieuti6e ana Law
departments. Che Library aforis
splendid facilities for study and inves,t
gation- The faculty of instruction
numbers 81 No tultion fees are eslzrr
ed excepting a fee Of $50 TO Law Stu
dsa:s- Othsr fees and expenses are
Moderate No institution eau eIaiu a
better record than this for the orderly
department Of It's students during the
session just closed Send for ea.aIorus
anu SPECIAL announcement to
T. b. Fulton. C~haneIIor.
Express oEee. Oxford University. Miss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-01
r. z. 3. Wallace
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Oxford, Eiss.
IL Isn>s % carpentry, e~oa-aetin.
ard buil1I>g ProEEtiY a,re=Ged TO-
E<t1HIat,s fs-aSHed OF Application
Eea. Is. isS1.
E.ck csths -c-.

We have received from the ASS
Faueier'-, 237 South E gh'
Street, Philadelphia; cory f.,
their Dog BUYERS Guide IL con
tains a finely executed eoloie6
frontispiece; stll drawn eEsrav.
ings of nearly every b-eed of dog,
and all kinds If dog furnishing
goods. We should Judge hat The
book cost to produce i great dsal
more than the prIee ask, DIS cts
and would sdsi<e al our reader.
who r interested IN dogs, to send
for the book
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-01

This atteGD: 10 put all the ma
chinery of the election ander
the control of Federal power is
an attack upon the very founda
ton OF free government in this
country. Ii successful II would
confer upon tue party in posses
sion OF the government a potent
means of perpetuating It's rule
IN spite OF the popular viii The
Democratic party seek.no such
power for itself and il would
not tolerate the exercise OF such
dangerous povsr by any other
party.-Philadelpbia Record.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-01
American LAWYERS.

Saratoga, n Y. Aug. 26.-The
American Bar Association this
morning elected the following
officers President. ] Randolph
Tucker, Virginia ; secretary. K
Otis Hiackley, Maryland ; treas.
urer. F Rowle. Pennsylvania
executive committee, G. A Ner.
Ger, Georgia A Hemingway,
Blston ; Bradley q SchIey, sis
cousin
President Benjamin Harrison
was chosen vice president from
Indiana Cbas b Howry from
Mississippi III G TompEins
Alabama +; Tli0s,J Semmcs, Lou
Isiauna f Baxter, Tennessee
TN wcu'. Texas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-01

Holiness Camp mssIiaq at La
Fays.:, Sprays, Get IS 10
Is.
a Holiness Camp meeting viii
begin al La! ayette Springs OIL
October 18Th, under the diree.
tion of Rev. Geo Newton. evan
golIst OF California assisted by
other preachers Beard aud
lodging sl.G0 Per day, parties
who desire can buy cloth tents
frou a co TO SIS 60, or yen can
rent tents for - -. There will
he conveyance from Oxford and
PontoiOc 10 the camp ground.
MInsrsl water in abundance and
plenty of stock water,
All christians are cordially in.
vited 10 attend and labor for
the saving of souls.
If you want tents you can or
der from VI Il HYDE, LaFayette
Springs- For father intorma
ton address Robert Hudson,
TOccopola, Miss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-01
InA0RIEIEE
BH sPENCEE

EE
iAe story Is situated in tee Capital
tAi a. the author=ss hefs ess resides
1s.e' ISflu OF realinciderts, We pr L
Hc1 Tor Nalorie Leea warm reception
ron oar subscribers. whe sill be sure
Ina her very winsora, and feel that
Aatho7sss has worked for them a
xeo That has nan, BEAUTIES and
interest =9ven IN it, msshes.
rOE Tue iat-r months we havea num-
Der OF snort stories By the best author,
Single subscription 5000
year, always in advance. Sam
pie copy Is cents.
Address, sc E LAIY,S
Booh Box Il. u. Philadelphia
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-01

The atlanta Journal relates a
good story on Hoa. Thad Pick.
ett, the Third party nominee for
Congress in tho Ninth Georgia
District. Mr.. Pickett was max
ing a speech in Cherokee eour
ty to a large audience. 4 good
many ladies' were present. The
mountain campaigner declared
that il was a source of joy to
bin to feel that God was With
the third party. / am glad too.
TO see that the ladies are on our
side. 4 movement which has
the good women of the land
with il is rot only right but will
succeed. Now I want those
Who are in favor of the third
party to stand up. Four men
rose That danpened the
speakers spirits. Then he al
ded, sarcastically: "An these
who are in favor Of the Demo
cratic party keeping the iron
heel of its tvrannical power on
the neeks nf the people of this
country will have an opportuni
~ to stand up" The audience,
men, women and children got
up and eheered.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-01

Paris Medicine Co, r4ris. fe7a
ITease send re az cnee b Express
ore hsif g-1ss Groves Tssteless Chill
Tonic For calls. NalaFI1i aud BIZ
ii1usnsss i s a valuab,e PREPARATION,
an tIthink IL Is onfy aqaesti-n % tims
when e VII take tie pace Of I'll otasr
fhiI TONES
sold $50 bottles 20 a party VITO hd
-o--e very hlietsss % cAills IA his fam
ay- He tells 3s that it nah 4 perna-
aea. curs. after several osh-r aigAly
recomrlend-i proportions hI fAled-
Yours truly.
Hugh Wouerlef.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-01
Public Schocl Trustees.

Below We print tue law rel.t.
ing TO the duties and election
OF trustees outside Of separate
school districts. Here is the
school las
81 There shall be three rus
tees for each school district.
They shall be persons OF good
character, al least two Of whom
shall re patrons Of the school,
and able to read aud write The
trustees shall be elected by pat
rons Of the school, except IN
separate school district.
IS On tue frat Saturday II
September. annually, the pat
rons Of the school IN each DIS
tr:cg, shall meet az the school
house at = O'clock pm, organize
by selecting a chairman and sec
rs;a-y and elect BY ballot three
trustees Tie chairman and
secretary shall forthwith certify
Ihe result OF tie election 10 the
county superintendent, and
cause the certificate thereof to
lie deiiY-Ted To h.m or tie FOL
lowing Saturday.
80 If from a failure TO qualify
or from other cause. there De =
vacancy in the Office o fiIustee
outside : separate school dis
trict. the county superintendent
Ehall Gil the sane by appoint
menI, IN writing, and the trus-
tee so appointed shall hold the
Office until the cad Cf the "a
cant term. aDd NATL HE success
sor be elected.
70 Two OF the said tructeCS
constitute ? quorum to transact
business. Upon organization
the trustees shall elect a sscrs
tary. whose dut. u shall be to
preside ut al meetings TO make
the reports, and TO perform all
other duties repaired By Law. II
trustees refuse 30 discharge the
duties of the cffiec, or refuse to
pairouiZe tbs schools, the office
shall become vacant and the
county superintendent shall sp
point anOtasr person TO be truS
teo
81 The trus.ees shall meet
annually on CT before the first
Il osday Of October to select
a teacher If the school be open
ed dnriDg the winter term aid
they shall at once notify tae
county superintendent of their
selection. 1.-THE trustees fail
10 report, Of If the teacher Sc
leeted fail 10 obtain q license,
The superintendent shall ap
point a licensed teacher and
have the school taught during
The winter term
At tAAStCNS tL4iA tCEutA
aize carefully the enumeration
Of educ1ble children sLO at;en-
ded the school, made by the
teacher, TO see that the chil
dren of the district. and none
others. are iEelGGed in the list,
snd certify the same over their
Official signatures placed in the
teachers register at the end of
tn list and the enumeration
thus reported and certified shall
guide the superintendent in de-
IermiHing the teacher for the
ensuing year.
IL The trustees have the
power to exclude children OF
filthy or vicious habits or chill
aren Suffering frcm contagious
or infectious diseases from the
school.
IS II shall be unlawful for
trustee OF any school TO vote for
any person IS a teacher, EhC is
related TO him by blood or mar
rage within the third degree or
pecuaiETiiy dependent uDon him
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-01

Tie Grenada Sentinel says If
the people OF that District wish
to se!ee; a man for Congress
who sill sweep its length AID
breath With an enthusiasm IN
known since 1910, let the con-
veation when it meets at Vino
IA next Tuesday, nominate Hon
j = L.0ngstrser.r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-01
El.ih.'s in,.a Sfl7e.

The best Saive in the vorli for Cuts.
Rruises- Sores. Ulcers. salt EhsHn,
Fever Sores. letter, ChaPPed Hand
.Chil7lairs. CoE1s. and all ska erup-
tons aud positively cures pills or nc
pay- II l. guaranteed 20 Eivs perfect
satisfaction or n oEey refunded free
25e per box For sale By } Chandler.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-01

a factory a Sherman, Texas,
manufacturing seamless bags
has proved = great suecess. SIX
bales OF ecttOu arc used per
day ald the output is 300 finish
ed bags.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-01

Groves Tssteless Chill Tome PER
iees Aalarlal Liver Tonic sad Blood pu
fiHer. Removes biIlioGsuess rishca,
pargng. IS pleasant "a lemon Svrur.
a. as large as any Dollar tonic ana
seeails Tor SOeeEts- TO get the GEM,
me ak FOR GROVES
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-01

Republican success in EOyem
her means a Force law, and
such an enactment means most
griev0us Interference With the
prosperity and social crganiza
ton of the SOGih.-Sashville
American.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-01

C0ru@rsviile. Mss. D.
Msssrs Paris Medicine Co.
Paris. Ten.
Please send ne three d,ren OF yozr
Gro-es TAstsless Child Tonic I I
pleased with the lot I got from you last
Summer The people were delighted
EE1h Il | gave your ehin 'OuSe u
sosne eAiairsH ~h1 were p@'e and
swsrshy and enumerated having had
ehi.Is for moths past, che II
III III for , year and within three weeks
aftsE basiuniaS With the call tonic,
they were ha5, and hearty. ~ith re-i
and rosF eheeks- Tsaeted ike n charm
You're. etc
" " Stinson- n ..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-01

A check for SIs.o01 has been
received by State Treasurer
Evans from the Uniied States
Sreasurer. which money IS to
be proraiei according to the
number of edaeaole white aud
co!ored children in the State.
aud On that basis the Acorn A
& " College will receive abou;
$4,000 and the A a College
at Stsrkvill aboa. IS COO.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-01

The Issue Of homs rule e'ec-
lions lesds all others on the
Democratic aide, because il is
the most vital as well as tho
most fGad.m entail issue.-Sun
day Nercury.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-01

Ihe original srd enfy genuine Cczp9 u=G
gAyssu fEzatnert- that cfDU Stsrkey IN
F@isar q. = 1gteutfdc all usfrc1E e ths efee
EeAts q VEyzeB and Nitrogen UzxzIttz 60
Aha - coHpeGGE - SO caaGenseG zn1 n al
SefuA-E tA@S . u seat zuVv=r the ~or1-
II has been IN use for -ore thar twenty
years thous1nds e patients nave keen .reas
e. a1@ over ere tEnrsoud phyHscfans hzw
use4 q e7d ia vtry ssg=a~
cent t4et-
Il does nos act az mcs. DR. ugs Do. ~ erea.trr
rofher stza1ent. ard L~ezertEiuz enc or=Tn a,
Ne expense Of auofter. cfser reauf rfur : -
sn1 csHrse 70 eradicate the evil saeets ofthe
: Esr. hut ccmrCuEc oxygen Is 4 Re vftaHxsr
2 ehewtrz. stzer.tentHs. tasi-urztfzg n
ShcGe tody-
The So statements are confirmed Nv urrer
o1s tssttuaeutals Published IA cu= beck cf4ag
pages. nnEV wtth The express psFmfssfau o
: ne E~1tteueEs their rance ana aeareax.a A.
give q AID ycu can refer to them fr fErther
/ rform atsuE-
The great xgccess q eur Treasnsn h,x cv-
E Z rise te q host Of u 4t@aqEs. z-nscrrE-rer.
persoss S1Es ealing rIttr prsFsFarSr,~
comVcunp OzyEsr- CITES a~FpruPdatfrx gEo
ts.u nncnfzIs ard the n am es e GU rzfi@StK =,
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1 onIoeg4 oxygen. IS srurfrzs-
Compound Oxygen It's nod : % action ard
re- sultE," - the title q \ rev hp1k C so sag.
es. Published By pFs- St1rkey ana FafsR-
=hree gives - ali eu4ufrer- FIJI fa e5--.tFer
record 1fsCrprisi1z curS4-Hauy % them AZ
er befn n abandoned 20 die By other phvsi
ians- VIII be Eailei free to aAy address On
sPpheatiOd.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-01

A pneumatic tube connects
Paris aad Bertha Ii is used for
postal purposes and makes it
possible for "a letter mailed IN
Paris 10 be delivered ia Berlin
In thirtyivs minutes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-01
DIS. STARgEY g. PhlEh'S
Treatment by
inhalation.

l129 LUa SIl:i EAlklt5az. r.
Fo- consumption, asthma, brcn
chitis, dyspepsia, catarrh. hay
feSer, rheumatism neuralgia,
debility and all chronic amp
nervous disorders.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-01

The foilOziug nominations fer
Congress have been made bv
the Democrats OF this state.
LIST District -Jno 81 Alien.
lad District c Kyle.
3ri pistrict-Thos. q Catch
iBgs.
9th District 5 williams
9th Dis;rict-T Q Stockdala.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-01
FoR coHG

nv authority - s-zoSzce @EFfN 9
KYLE Of Panea county. asa canfaafe
FIR ra-elsrtsra 70 Conrress FROM this
"a. seso1I Dtsfrc. * v ssissip n. sub
j~ct % .ls action q tAs Democratic
party
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-01

The North Mississippi Demo
crst says "fhe Peoples Party
still tavors tue cub treasury
plan, or Something better
Cieyeland's aud Stevens0n's in
augurstion on March 4. 1892.
viii be something better and a
majority OF the american peu-
pc viii see that it il granted
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-01

Several cOlOred Cleveland
clubs have been organized IN
In diana.