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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05
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NJ T S BT0ekman one Of the
international college seereta
ries 0fthe i u q \, visited the
University association last week
20 give suggestions and help
Among the subjects to which
be called the special attention
81 the association. vas the in-
pCTtanee Of having some repre-
seEfaEsves fFsR this University
a: the SoEth6eld summer school
tkIsyear- THIS conferences meets
annually under the direction Of
Mr T. L MOODY: Z. i attended
b. hundreds Of college aud uni
versify men iron ali parts Of
the United States and other
countries These picked men
chosen for their aptitude aud
ability In Christj1n work. study
together, learning the hes:
m.ethGds OF work and Bible
study; they are distracted aud
guided By such men as Mr..
Moody, Prof. DFEmmOud. Bish-
OPP Vincent, aud other eminent
men, The advantages that re
suit TO them and to the instita
lions that they represent. are
Inealeulabie They carry back
with them &n enthusiasm for
Christian work and 4 training IN
it, that cannot fail to exert A
healthy inference in the moral
tone cf their colleges. The
other Incidental advantageous
ing from the inter-ingIirg of so
many choice spirits from so
many places. such as the inter
est aroused IN athletics and
other lines Of activity not strict
u religious, are too numerous
20 mention. The University of
Mississippi. If for no better mo-
tive than the ambition to keep
up With the times, ought TO
send representatives, 20 get the
beuelt Of ali these advantages
The University L CA has
appointed q committee known
- the ~SOFthdeli committee.
- work up interest ia the cub
Jeot- IL Is hoped that two or
three delegates from the Uni
yersity may attend the North
field conference this year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

Death knocks With equal pace
II cottage door aad palace gate.
lie 10 ever abroad, seeking some
victim The young, the old, the
rieh, the poor, the wise anil
great, are alike. his prey. Into
a pleasant h0ne. eight mics
east of Oxford, he has cone and
claimed ITS favoTIfe inmate. =
young man who wa- his fathers
joy. aud the pride of his mothers
heart This yOIng man vas
pure IN character. bright 10 Ia
telIee;, aud bis kind, aud gr-tie
dis Exposition Won the love AMI ~
spect OF All ~l0 knew MIN Ills
life Is 4 bright example OF al
that is most admired Ia young
When we iCse such as he. We
ne tempted l. ask Why IL -
but then we know that God
moves in a mysterious Eay. his
wonder- 10 perform. and while
Il grieses our hearts to give up
jewels, ws eae oaIT bo~ TO the
Creator, and say Ihy VII
be dOae
j q WOOten, son of " ; ana
III T00ten died n. EOec0rola.
Feb. 2Ith, ISg3 his LemaIus
we're brought TO his fathers
hO9e for buIiAl We exfenG
our heartfelt symPsthics to the
beFeavsd relatives. and wouId
say to them grievc not as those
Ehc have 10 hope. for y0u have
every assurance that Joe Is AZ
rest IOu Cannot call him TO
you az ycu esn 20 to him Let
this be q comfort TO you. and let
It o1ly make you mere conserra
ted aud more resigned to the
will Of God Put yoEr truss in
the Lord. for his son Christ. the
Redeemer. - the Captain of our
ship, aud he know. well how 20
steer it. Tne pail Of sorrow i
d5F1 aa9 lowering, tAe Curtains
of the tempest hang before y0C-
fold On fold, black and inp4ne-
trable . bat as a child pushes
back the curtains frou his couch
II the morning 50 lie viii lift
this curtain Of desPsir AID allow
yea to sail past, trium?haatIy,
ard east yoGF aaeAOr In the
Heavenly port as last, where
yOu aud yeEr loved one VII be
parted ReveEm0re-
L FRIEND
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05
QUILTED THEMSELVES AS
MEH.

The Charleston News and
CcIrier concludes \ very pleas.
ing article On the recent Goa
federate reunion 1t New Orleans
wiih the following: There was
another cause for pride aud sat
isfGeiIOn moreover in the gath
eTi1g AZ Sew Orleans. rhieh
should not be overlooked. The
thoassEds OF old Condolences
Eere there at their own expense
and asked nobody TO pay their
way or give them nousy. They
have made their Own living Ike
m-E ever since thsy retained
home from the zAr There vas
net one pauper among them, a.
though one division vas CEN
posed % disabled veterans Il
is a good record for tie b0vsi in
ore that Is worth 10
them and 20 their sons and 10
their people Ear more than all
the millions that have been CIV
Ell 10 their old enemies
This i notable fact, and Il
shows that the men wEo fought
fox the SOuih and survived
we're in every way worthy OF
the highest title 20 manhood
Their achievements in peace
ser quite IS GistI I.1isnei as
their deeds done IN war. At the
close OF the great struggle, In
pOveFiShed, DISTINGUISHED AID
confronted with 4 m0xt radical
change in their labor system.
these men addressed them
selves to tie difficult problems
and aTdnoGs IaGers of rehabs.i
Eating their States and rebuild
ing Their foFtaaes- The won
derfa. success with which their
efforts were attended has been
writ en- IL some Of the most
striking passages Ia the history
of the country : recent deyel
All the progress and
prosperity of the SeE South
40CE. which 50 Mach has beea
said and written. Is due 10 the
mea Of the OH South. the men
who went to the great ~zr aad
survived its Favsgcs1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

We EaEe received from the A.so
GATED Fsuei~r'-, 237 South Eight
Street, Philadelphia COPY 70
saer Dog Buyers GuIde. Ii eoa-
saIns a hnely executed eolored
lrontisPlsce; sell drawn engraT-
ings OF nearly every breed of dog,
and all kinds Ct dog furnishing
goods. Ne should Judge hat the
ooeE cost to produce great deal
mere than the prlee asked-I5 cts
and would advise al cur readers
vac are interested il dos, to send
for the hook
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05
Homes fur Ex ccnfsdera;es

Virginia established a Coufed
crate home ut Richmond for the
support of which the State ex.
Ponds sIo,0O year. Pensions
10 the amount OF 5000 ANNUALLY
are paid
Alabama has no home bat
paws s. Aoo annually in pea
siOns.
Arkansas has 4 home at Little
Rock, anda law assed at the
last session of her Legislature
granting pensions.
Florida has no home bpt Days
$4,000 year TO disabled Con
fsdeTates who have resided in
the state fifteen years.
Mississippi IS without a home
out has made liberal provisions
for INDECENT and disabled Coufed
crates.
Missouri pays no pension, but
a movement is on foot TO raise
100000 TO endOw a home with
out State aid
Maryland has a $4,000 home
near Baltimore, aided bv The
State, to the extent of $1,000 a
year
Georgia has a so called pen
sion scheme. which enables her
disabled men 10 draw IS TO s75
a month, as well as eontenOlat-
ing home near Atlanta.
North Carolina not only pavs
pensions. but has appropriated
$1,000 for a home
Soath Carolina pays abou. So
Oeyi IN pensions, bit has no home
Texas has ! home established
ey private Subscriptions II
costs about 5000 a wear and
Will have State aid soon.
OF all the States in the Sor,b
kentucky alone has made NO
PROVISIONS for ex-CCnfederatss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05
In EeEsr1m

We are called upon to chroai
Gle the death Of W e. Gilbert.
which occurred az bis hCme IN
Lafayette county. March L. IS
-, IN the Fist year Of his agp.
We ara sGrry to have 20 give
up 80 worthy = brother, aud
would be more 50 II L were not
for the cOus0lIag tact that be
has gone. from LABOR 20 peaceful
est, where spOtless purity and
uudIstur6ed happiness are fOrev
CT uH2llOyed-
les, he has gone to the bless
Ell mansion of Joy, the sweet
morning OF never ending day,
there 10 receive the welcome
OF the saviour, and by him intro
dueed 10 the Father VITA the
many tokens of his love. Gone
where JOY forever reIgns, where
rIchneS. aad death are rever
known. Gone from mortal 10 i'm
mortal things, from dying men
10 living God, from ever chang
ing scenes TO the steadfass S2-
vi0Gr-
we can net See Why il is that
Our God take, our best brother
unless il Is that He has alway.
accepted the best IN all things.
Therefore, be il
Resolved, That we. "a mem
'beTs OF Holder Alliance, IN tie
death CT Brother Gilbert. have
Ioss one of cur most strict al
herents ; the church, the most
consistent member the eommu
uity the best neighb0r: and
last, but not least, the most kind
yea the bsss of fathers.
Resolved, That we tender
our syupstbies TO the beres.ed
SOFAS and daughters, and com
mend them unto Christ. xho
can be unto them as the shadow
Of a great rock IL a weary land.
30 their sOrrowing souls.
Resolved, That We. the mem
bers Of Holder AIliaase wear
the usual badge Of mourning for
thirty days
Resolved that the OXFORD
EAGLE and the Baptist State
Record, be requested to publish
these resolutions and copy be
furnished to the family Of I
deceased, also a copy be placed
on ou- minutes.
Respectfully submitted.
he Morgan
\ Taylor,
Committee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05
Citation Notice

CLsn cry Court. (Siass Ct Miss
Nay Term les2 ssiFFI.
No. I9sL tLaFayetts c..
To MATTE z NvIsou AL Bzsle
Nsl.or, miners, Mckinney, Colin
e0s.uty, Tens
You are hereby eOmnaEGed e
he aud appear ~ \ term o. tkr
ChtEceTy Court 10 b. held a. Ok
ford n Fourth Moa4sT "a GaE
1892 In Sad county and State then
and there - show csnsa IL aHv
Fou can. Why the f1al account Of
your garimu, MARY u Nelson,
savuIf mes be allowed, and SAID
y1Grdau d~eekarge7.
, p Gnr, Clerk.
Ho=rv 4 FGlkn,r, AitoEneys foE
Gu1rdza-
April 81. 1872 4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05
Communicated
Lafayette Springs, Hiss.

Lafayette Springs, Mss.
Nay l., 1892
Ed. EAGLE Our little village
IS very quiet and dull. the heath
here Is excellent so say the doe
tors.
Farmers are very busy turn
ing mp mother earth the pas.
few days, planting Is going on
rapidly While this favorable
Eeather holds.
Mr.. Wells Watson was elected
marshal of this place not long
ago. but he did not seem inelin-
ed to want the honor and for
that reason failed to make his
bond Boys you should give
the OfEce TO some one whC is
hankerng after it.
MGOSNETTE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

A circular has been issued BY
the Exposition authorities to all
ihe railway passenger associa-
lions of the United States and
Individual roads, asking that a
materially reduced rate be made
by the railroads on the occasion
OF the dedicatory ceremonies
next October. 1t is believed
that $4,000 visitors will be in
Chicago from different parts of
the country.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

purent. HISS. Dee. -. Isgn
O6ee q J ) ROamouI.
Messrrs. LPPman Bros, Savannah
Ga: GsRtIsmen - While in
San Antonio, Texas last sprIsv. 7
saw your advertisement OF p p p
lnrekiy ash poke root and POTASH
an IN the paper fer the cure os
rheumatism. and ih0agks l would
try a bottle, finding such great r.
lei from ~ on my return home. 1
had nv druggist, Nr. John Ne
Leli&n % order me a supply. Al.
ter taking | think, tsz bottles. /
have not had 4 pain or ache since.
previous 70 that Z suffered for
twsnt! five 25l wears, and coali
rot gee the least benefit Until 1
tried z P p, and ths refxe taka
pleasure in recon- en1ine L 20 all
Yours truly.
) R5samoud.
For sale by W B MeEwsn-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

Ers. Mary Arthur, q poor zid
ow near EliisyilIe. Miss, would
ike TO know the whereabouts
OF her son. CIV Arthur. whOIeft
kSme daring the late war as n
Confederate soldier. aud from
whom she has heard nothing
since She has reason to believe
that he Is stll alive, and Is anx-
Ions 20 see hin.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

The contract for the erection
OF the Texas battling at the tx
position Las been let to a Es
co contractor for 100000. The
building will be in Spanish re-
naissance style, viii measure S.
oy 20 feet. and have four tow
RS The exteri0r.sTll be cover
ed with staff and rendered veryl
ornamental. The interior vii
De handsomely finished with IA
I've Texas woods.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

During the Fecent food in TIA,
section, an Indian burying
ground vas washed mp near Co
inmbus, on the banks of the
IoEbigbee liver Quite a Euh
Der OF bones, and one skeleton
almost complete, besides a mum
Der OF curious earthen vessels
were unearthsd.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

The zeal hero IN these modern
days u tbs IA Who can appear
20 be happy az q paSlic gather
ing where be sa't enjoying him
self bit.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

lAe FssReh Chamber ofDepu-
ties approved BY = unanimous
vote tae credit asked by the
government To De expended for
the French exhibit AZ the Expo
sIsi0n- The apDr0nrzsion
amounts to s675Jj0.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05
Chancer Notice.
State u MIssIssIF
In Caauesv. ~
NJ. 3401. LaFay cite eCEn-

49,
NJ. 3401- LaFay cite ecEn-
".
JIM Webster 1ai w Il Harris
feII. AfmtnistEators- - james I
HsrgsSeIi's heirs.
t. 5 lie la t,aeld whose post
flee s. M1sf@Id, Tarrsns county,
ate q Texas. and JettIs Harts
II. q minor, vsose FGss ofics ;
Temple in Bell county. State q
Teya-: Yen are hereby com maEG
j u be aud appear a; 4 term Ct
he C1arca-y court IN sand county
and STATE 20 IL held - She c Mt
House IN Oxtor.l on FIarth N0n-
bay II May 1892, thea and thsr
to .hos eIuss way IA dusl sc-
count f the adzi1iatTstcrs Ct
JAMES L H~tFts5eli, deceased,
sh.gl1 lot BE bEsd-
BP Grv. Clerk.
H0sry and FalkEer. So letters
April -, Is93-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

The name of ever male and
female in this county between
the ages Of5aRd 81 years should
be hInded IN to the assessor. az
this cOHaty viii neceive % 50
from the state for each of such
children whether they attend
school or not II lessons our
taxes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

Secretary Tracy. q the nzvy
has issued al order that rome
bat Americ@l. shall be employ
FL IN the navy yaVds Of Uni.
ted Stafr<
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

The New YORK Evangelist
says Of the infamous whssky
trafhc very suggestive Is
che recent protest received from
Gaugunyans, King Of Oakland
IN South Africa, against the fore
Ing OF strong drIak upon his IN
happy country By Christian M
tIOas! luis Il a strange Fever
sal of positions England a1d
America send missionaries TO At
rica that the poor ignorant la
tIves might be enlightened by
the gospel, and yet ut the very
same time these Christian q Ia
tons send ship loads Of rum that
excite very evil passion, and
make the pocr benighted savage
more of a brute than before
and destroy his soul and body
IN helit Was there ever a more
gigantic piece OF hypocrisy III.
taIs Infamous traffic Is aI.Oved
TO go on destroying whole
tribes aud races. L will be be a
question whether the recent dis
cOyeries IN Africa, with the op-
e1Ing Of the Dark Continent to
'civIlIZatiOn,' has not proved a
curse rather than 4 blessing,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

There viii be n graud reunion
OF ex-eOnfedeFates at Helena.
Ark, May II A monument
erected BY the ladies of the Phi
lips County Memorial assoeia-
ton, will BE- unveiled. and an
GRAFTON viii be delivered ~ Hon.
John Z Fellows. Of New York.
a member Of the Fifth Arkansas
Regiment.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

\ yoang lad son Of the editor
Of the Florida Standard. Is max
ing for the Fair table upon
which i an inIaid map Of the
state each county beng aeeu
rately represented BY q seperate
piece Of native Florida wood.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05
The wnm.nr. IT, ui.no.

The woman's Home Mission
Society of the North Nississip-
pi Methodist Conference held an
interesting session at CarrolIton
last week Many visiting dele
gates in attendance
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

Tie Southern Express COmpa
~ vii IN Nav !. withdraw all
ats business and close is oMees
IN ArkanEa4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05
ZEE. Ec2 TWELVE L-w-ES,
IAa $. La5.s Hsr1niie
IEics 4 Week.

Free for n year, to any perssu
ssniI7g a club 81 fOnr yearly sub
seFt0ers. with four dollars TO paw
t0r same, and enclosing, with the
order, tbs advertisements, clipped
ron ths paper. Anybody can e.
sly raise 4 cub Of four, and get
Tue biggest. cheapest and best pa
Fer published in America free, this
great campaign YEAR Sample cop
les and fuiI particulars will be sent
a~PPlIeatiOn- Address, The
heP1bIIe,7 st. Louis, No.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

Rev. DR. W Il Furrah has
been elected president Of Vii
sap. College
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

The Confederate veterans OF
Mississippi vii hold a grand re
RnI0n az Jackson or tue Ina OF
july next
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05
Chsncey Notice.
(NaEey SuItA,
No 3Al "
H. E--.E

LN8& &@tA1
To I%m Saith, posvs Il Men
Pkl<. Tenn: ToG are eoFnuArlei
- arpe1rat ! term Of the Clan
esry Court Ct L.Favstfe ccuutv,
GEssE<TF5. 70 Re holden il r..
t5an q oxford, on the 4sh Non
i1v n Eay IS92. u answer a b
q Divorce. IN whieh yeu ere de-
feadant. This 8rril 3lsh. 1882
B p GEAY. Clerk.
kimmOns i Chapman fgr ecm
plaIna0t.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

DIR J y Greene. Of Aberdeen.
has been elpctes President OF
the State board Of Health.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

Private John Allen. ofTnpeIO
will be ere Of the orators ut the
opening Of the Nelphi. bridge
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

The siSsgsSIppi river = rising
rapidly, and the people Of the
valley r fearful ofan overflow
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05
DRS. STARKEf & PEIEA,S
Treatment by
Inhalation.

1919 Ira sIElt lfLstaTEE, Fl.
20 consumption, asthma. bTou
ehiiis, dyspepsia, eatsrrh, hav
fever. rheumatism. LeGraIgia.
debility and 81 chronic au5
Lery disorders.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

Deposits Of coal have been dis
coverednear Grenada this State
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

Family Get 0=s Tat gives ths
Best satisfaction for the E,czsy.
GODEY'S vii save you in
Trees 1iats ten times its cost
a. sfEse Nt5E
GUDLYS xii sive yo1 4 bv.
ter idea ST tu~ Is dress and
II az RIA -ials - use than zuy
similar Publications.
GOJEN ) vii gteG yea better
l~rraei tnan mas CT the high
.cEsSs ga sallrdl magazines
GGJkis ~ilI give yoa rn fact
.t-e best ~ everything uIshia IL
.eavsrs II clEiIrs IS Il does.
Literature, Fashions AasIe. Er
CRAVINGS. Dress Hints, HCZe
Talks Etiquette. Sc.
WITH the January issue We
vii Ssgil two lev serials enti-
lied
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

The State Bankers AssOeia
ton meets in Vieksburg Nav Is
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

Tns 9r-< raj =z1 enTT raGrne Compound
CNvzgu T~ssarmset. that q BIS ssrrksv a-a
RB-sH- - : scienrz9c All EssueE1 - she e.
uaZas - aEr geE ant Nitrogen E~aGzraEas
ana tas gaun psIna "a g. Condensed 1nd r. 80.
portals that is 8 seat zuaver the wura
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05
To fire Members Of ths 1src-
cratic Executive Committee of
lafayette County.

4 meeting Of the committee
IL hereby called for the 9Th day
Of Nay Saturday IS9e. at the
Court House in Oxford. Miss 4.
to determine the manner and
time Of selecting delegates "a
the State Convention, and such
other matters a, may come be
fore the Committee.
Steve Smith.
Chairman.
= q z E-.- G.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

70 has Aeeu ia use fr mere snan sx~n-r
years .haUs4n9 a. passx1t4 have h~an -~-as
ed aaH ever aEs th1asud 1yEeEazs ~ d.
Ess4 r. 81 Egraum@n1&4 ia vsrr $50
ccE= Elt-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

u Erss uet act - E1aEs q ~ o. t- e-r.s--
uaG1Er zEiHeHt- and a@Ee1tffnx ~nT rrr4n =
tEe expense uEaHeF ser- aEen re4E trirx 4 -
nc ffurse - er.9lsase ne sEl e&scsE af-a-
4 Ear- tur GaUFa1Ea gxTges - o Feufe4Er.-
2 sNEG 4tEsn4reEIg EEkEnxzunE n
WAase 4aaW-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

DRS STARKEY & PALEN.
1873 Arch 81. Philadelphia. Pa
i-9 SGtter =. San FRANCISCO.
Please mention this paper.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

Ezen szay va aek
We gaze n=r CAz1arA
When she wazaC
Sc ers@z s1r CAscrA
~ssz sic Sszzzsx&
she cling 70 Czzrur4
whe1 &s bal Cls-z
Sh~ ave tu C-rsra
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

Isabel NeTaiu.
To Label MeLAIn. p. o. C1utsr
Tex. You are hereby eommaaH-
e,i T. be and appear at 4 term Of
rhs ChaHeery Court % LAF4vett
Hiss, TIE 4th Ionday Of
Nay neXt, TO plead. answer or D.
murr, 10 till fled BY A Ne
LAIR, wherein you are defendant.
3 GEAT. ChanesIv Clerk.
This April SRI, 1892
hImuOEs i Chapman, Solicitors
for Comulzirart-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

- 80 s-asfue-ts zzs rrE1zm4E ~ rr-rr
Gus sssrl mrzials FHhsasAed IN sur Eaok -
gs=es- rnEz sfg& rae express ssE--sBuu -
the azEtrats thstr names asa Addresses 49,
gives ard SEA e2n rEE % them ur farther
ErFsrn arFau-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

pr CuyIer Genes To the all
OF the l0t4i Abstinence Society
with argent exilCrtatiO- and sug
gsstI0s @hat are the Church
re nov called upon 20 dot The
ans proposed Is: To organ
ize for efforts against the bottle
Ia the san1s way that they Organ
izs for Sunday School IRstrue
ton Ct for mission work of any
kind Form a total abstinence
society N every Church AID IL
e~eFy mission school Ii you
choose TO cal ycur Organization
bv the Eame OF League or
Band or Society," or whatever
the name may be. tae one essen
tai thing IS that Il promotes to
tai abstinence from using. cff-r-
ing or selling all iat0xieants-
Let the society BE part and
parcel OF your church machine
~ Let the total abstinence
pledge be the only basis of mem
bership and the bond of union
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ened with the reading OF Gods
word and with pT5Ter for GcG's
blessing
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The Illustrated Christian
Is eek,y asks a serious question /;
~H0T can the Churches be
brought iat0 united action on
the Temperance question and
against the saloon p Who can
answer the question in = way
that viii be followed BIZ pT8e:i
cal results How can the union
be scared Where lies the
fault The Weekly SAYS :
these are questions that should
press upon every heart The
lights flashing nightly from open
saloons sypify the activities Of
evil doors Silent. sombeT.
churches stand unopened bat
for a brief hour or two through
all the week. Do they trpIfy
the ~9u:ecent. sleeping condition
o. those who should Re pushing
the battle against the hosts Of
SIN