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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27
THE BRANCH FACTORY AT BRIDGEPORT
vEIyETs TO BE MADE THERE, INSTEAD OF
PLUsIIEs, AS AT FIRST.

PLUSIIEs, AS AT FIRST
Bridgeport, Conn.,, Aug 90 (SpeciaD-John l.
Pearson. agent Of Sir Titus salt, sons Co.. Limited.
and superintendent OF their factory here said thaI
the concern had had hard row to hoe In this
country since the Mckinley bill was passed. Inc
branch factory was established = January, 1Sol' ana
800 persons were employed at first Then there was
n stIike arising from a question Of wages, ana this
caused the corporation a considerable loss'
The factory established % make plushes' put IL
was soon found that there little demand for them
here The working force was consequently cut
down from 500 to 300. The manufacture OF plushes
wns attended with SO little success that II was
decided not long ago TO give it up entirely. The
machinery for making them has been taken out OF
the works Is being replaced with that for the
manufacture OF velvets Mr.. Pearson believed that
when the mills started again they could De run
with a profit He thought also that the force would
then be increased to It's original sze 500 persons.
Mr.. Pearson said that the company had exported
no goods to this country since the Mckinley ACT
went into effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27
THE, HEALTH BOARD on THE ALERT.
NAV AND SIKINUENI I'F7' . IN II0-'7 -
TITY OF BAD FRUIT DESTINY I'D


TTY OF BAD FRUIT DESTROYED
The Health Department is evidently inly awe
~ the dreadful danger OF cholera visitation. Inc
meeting Of the board held yesterday morning iaSo,u
ali the forenoon and the discussion was unusually
animated and serious. That the department VIII take
au rossible measures TO prevent the spread OF inc
disease TO this port, and Will be fully equipped
na able 10 fight the II 1t should arrive mere
10 Evident from the stringent orders issued yesterday
NV Tho board Immediately after Its meeting. The
most important OF these orders Is that which relates
to the disposition Of articles brought TO ,iis por,
g., Oh. stecrage OF the Atlantic liners. Nearly all
tbe epdemIcs Of typhus. cholera and smallpox win
uh,cb New York has been cursed have been directly
traceable to infected bedding, straw ana 1000 used
hr Tho lower classes Of Russian or Italian imml-
, Section No. I41 OF the Sanitary Code
orders tha, such articles shall be cleaned ana dis
,nfected The order Issued yesterday goes beyond the
old law and insists that they shaii De destroyed
This Is what II says .
M ner.ou snail SELL exchange remove or In any way
- 8scand PaGa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27
DUE TO THE M'KINLEY la W.
PROPOSED wINDING-UP OF GREAT PLUSH
MAKING WORKS IN ENGLAND.

SHAREHOLDERS OF SIR TITUS SALT. SONS
co. 1IMITEp) TO META HEAVY FALLING
OFF IN THE ENGLISH PLUSH TRADE
London, Aug. ga circular has been issued
calling a meeting of the shareholders in the great
bradford manufacturing concern of Sir 1ltus
Salt, Sons & Company Limited, to consider a
proposition to wind up the company.
The circular says that the English plush trade
generally, in which the company is largely en-
gagged. has fallen to about one-tenth of what II
was before Ike Mckinley tariff went into effect
in the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27
SENITOR HILL IN IIBlXY.

Albany, N. Y, Aug. Ex-senator Hill arrived at
the Delevan House tonight. lie said he would re-
main Sunday and that he had come here to
visit personal friends. Adjutant-Gener Porter wos
one OF the callers on Senator Hl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27
LIE CONES TO prosEcr1r TIE xEGRo 1HIEr.

HE CONES TO PROSECUTE THE NEGRO THIEF
Senor Paido arrived here yesterday the Caracas from
Venezuela as representative Of Jesus Paul from whose
house in Caracas Carlos Virgins stole jewery
worth $50 Ooo Virgins captured when he came OIL
the steamer to this city.
Senior Pardo brings with him boxes in which the
iewcry was kept and also the belonging to the
diamond earrings. lie has papers from the American
Minister Mr. Scruggs, at Caracas. In relation u the
stolen ewelry. Virgins IS In the Tonlbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27
A MILL BURNED IN IDAHO.

Boise Idaho, Aug. 26.-The mill Of the Helena ana
Idaho Gold Mining Company. at Glbbonsvile, burned
to-day. Loss. $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27
MR. CLEVELAND WHITES ANOTHER LETTER


Chattanooga Tenn, Aug 26.-Michael Shelley, a
merchant this city. got into discussion recently
on National politics with Republican neighbor who
asserted that during Ccveland's Administration he
(Cleveland) permitted Land Commissioner y. j. sparks
to turn ont 10000 families from their homes III
Minnesota and other Northwestern states" Mr..
shelley addressed letter 10 Mr. Cleveland on the
subject and received the following reply to-day:
Ncrsonal
Gray Gables, BuZZards Fay, Mass,
August 80, 1892.
VI. shelley esq, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Nv Dear sir: Your letter Of the 18th inst Is mt
hand In reply | have TO say that ! have not the
least Idea what your worthy friend meant whcn
he declared that ~ had been the medium through
which 10000 families made homeless and had
lost their all fighting for ther rights, per
fcctly well aware that havc been the means cf
"A wing homes 10 my cOuntrymcn and have tried
vcry hard TO make The burden Of their lives easier
1 am ana2e, at receiving from the southern country
letters containing cha gcs Hike that which you bring
to my attention. am surprised, first, at the In
ccnuity necessary for th@ir cOncortlDn without the
least semblance OF foundation. | am more amazcl
that with my record before the people OF this c0un
try such bascless lies should be deemed sufficient
arguments TO prejudice me. and the cause which
fol the time Dting represent in the minds OF the
Southern people. Very tralv yours,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04
A Ecck ou Poultry.

Containing 100 pages a beautiful
lithogr.phIc plate Of 4 group Of
fowls in natural colors, engravings
of all kinds of land and water poul
try, descriptions of the breeds,
plans for Pool.ry houses, how to
manage an incubator, all about cap
onizing, aud the value OF the differ
ent breeds, and where to buy eggs
from the best stock at sI.5O per Is
will be mailed to any Of our read
ers for l5 certs, by addressing the
Associated Fanciers, 237 South
Eight Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04
r. z. b. Wallace
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Oxford, Miss.
al lines q esrr~n.rr. contracting
a.d tuasasnz peaa Ftly Attensis-s a.
Esr1n...s f.~a.ssn~d on appiseztiez-
keA. Is. losS.

The senior proprietor ot this pa
pe- has been sahi-ct to frequent
colds fer some year., whtch were
sure 70 lav him up II not doetored
at once. He End. that Cham ber-
I.ias Cough Remedy Is reliable.
II opens the secrstIons. rslisves
the lungs and restores the system
te healthy eonditIon. II freely
used as soon as ths cold has been
contracted. and before it has be-
coEe settled in the system, 10 great
Iy lesssns the attack and eften
cures in = single day shat would
otherwise have bssn a sevsrs cold.
-NoFthw estern School Reporter,
Des Moines, La. 30 cent bottle,
for sale by w Il Nc Even.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

Our talented representative AZ
Jackson, Ho-a- j. W. L. Fslkner.
has been placed on dvs Of the nos:
important Committees of th-
House, wa Julieiarv, Local ana
Private Legislation, Colleges aHa
Universities, Insurance. and Goa
tingens Expenses THIS . mere
than can be said Of a m-nber
from any other county. and LaFav
cite shOGId feel proud that th.y
have a Representatives IN J4exsoa,
vhoss talent IS recognized and 50
highly houored-
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

The EAGLE has thirty-nrne ady
.ubscriber', and the list /. cou.tau, !,
F increasing. We cannot and
VOL ds to express our high appr-ei-
alton OF the support of she ladies',
aud Ter the benefit Of the lord, Of
creation, will state that thew never
give US OCCASION to waste any pos
ssge on them.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04
Fer the Benefit of Grand kruy Vsr


There are thousands of comrades
sho fought daring ths War under
the leadership OF the four great
generals, Grant Sherman Sheridan
and Mcclellan, VINO would have
purchased the memoirs Of these his
torie captains when published, had
the price been placed at a reasona-
ole figure. There is an opportuni-
~ now. however, as the "Cosmo-
poliian Magazine has purchased
600, 900 volu e. Of the memoirs IN
the original subscription editions,
bound in green ard gold cloth, aud
Is almost giving them away in con
nsetion with subscription to that
popular magazine. Not only
sbonld mem bers Of the Grand Ar
nv be interested in the offer. but
every man aud woman in the coun
try who is at all up to the tim es
will be interested in these books.
The writer's are dead; the memoirs
can never be rewritten. They cen
taIu the personal history OF the
great com ulAnders. aud farm an in
'ispeEsable part Of the history OF
the country. No library, public or
private, large or little, is CO mplete
without them. III you are not &c.
auainted with the Magazine, send
az once for free sample copy to
the CosmopOlitan Publishing Co
Madison Square. New York CITY.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

AARRIsD-At the residence OF
the brides mother near Morgan.
vile, on W Wednesday, srd, inst, by
hev. w l Hsrgis, Mr.. Charley
Ales and Miss Willie Holcombs
The contracting PARTIES are popu.
lar vsuug people Of our county.
and the EAGLE extends best wish
IS for their happiness and prospect
.tv
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04
LAND SALE.

Whereas, on the 50th d.y Of
January 1890. John X. Earl Jr.,
aud wife Henriet.A ID. Earl, exc
cnied to Juc. l. Duan aud his
sacees.ers az trustee a deed Of
trust upon the land hereinafter De
seeIbed TO secure certain indebted.
sss therein mentioned to the
Lombard Ibyessnsnt Co., which
deed Is on record in Book al. H.
at pages 1917 TO POI resi- ectively Of
the deed records in the ofii,e Il
the Chaucery Court, in Lafayette
c. unity, Hississirpi, and in Book /.
page 392 Cf record Of trust dcsds
IN Panoh county lEssissi ippi, aud
Whereas | have beea duly appoin..
st successor to ssid Dunn as trus.
tee, under said deed of trust and
default having been com united
aud | having been so requested tv
the beneheiaries, will on TcesJay.
tia 10th dav of +. braary, ls92.
during legal hours, in front Of { =
Court house II. the town cf Oxford.
Lafayette ccGnty, n ississippi, of.
Ter and sell TO the highest bidier
Ter cash, the fcllowing Land in said
Lafayette and Panoia couLt.vs
Mississippi, to-wit:
TIE Northwest quarter n u Of
s elton twelve (l2l and that p.r IT
If Sections ten 10 and eleven IN
included within tie follosieg boun-
d8riss:
Beginning at the N0rth-west
corner of said Section ten Ctok
thence with Jh. West line Of said
section South one hundred and
ntaety-nine and one half (I.s9-I -
poles 70 black oak marked A, =
pointers North seventeen ca De
<rses West twenfy-swo (33--i links
10 4 black 01k marked - p North
three (S) leg. ees East ninetseu (isl
hnas te a hIekorv marked AZ
beng the division points Of negsa-
ming bet~ecn said tract Cf land
and the iand belonging to kary
Jane TAylor. wife cf \. X. TAYLOR:
thence East four hundred and ff-
teen il5l poles 10 a sycamore on
the bank 0f Clear Creek marked
"B' pointers West twenty sI1 (36l
degrees South twenty thrre links
TO poplar marked ID" West
twenty-three (33) links TO a small
maple marked 80" thence IN a
South easterly direction up said
creek with it's IN and rings to
stake on the East hank whers the
South boundary line Of said sec
tiou Eleven (lll crosses she same.
pointers North rhirty 800 degrees
East twenty -one t21l Inks to a
Sugar maple marked M. East
thirty-two eS2l degrees South thir-
ty-six (36) Inks to Spanish oak
marks d "S''; thence East sixtv two
(e3l poles TO ths Southeast corasr
IT laid section eleven r.; taenes
Mouth three hundred and twsaty
500 poles 10 the North east cor
uer IF said section sliven III;
there West TO the place Of tegin-
nIng, Containing one Thousand aad
twenty hvs I.035l acres. aad beiEs
ID the county Of L4Fayettes
Also, ths Moth west quarter
(i-fl u ssetIoa foar - and TIE
East aalf | = ~ ScfIoa nine %.
eoEtainIng four haadrsd and sIgh
" &ssh serss and beng in the
county oF PAn0ls; II q the 4hsvs
i. scritsd land lylnc aGi teEs IN
Township s'ght - j ,uts. % Rsag.
i've - West o. :se Chiekasaw
Meridian, and aggregafing aFtsea
hundred anI ave 1905 acres more
or less.
CHAs. e. CLIsx,
Trustee.
This the 10Th das or eJaHuary,
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04
AAl0RIE LEE
By MARGARET SPENCER

The story - sitnAtsd in tee Capita
and a. the aataoress het -egf RESIDES
ksse, - full of real IEci dents. Weprte,
iict for Maloris Lee a warm r.ceptio-
fro1 cur Subscribers. whe viii be sun
% and her very winsone. ami feel that
Inc authors has worked for them y
fairy wso that has man. beauties and
real insssest seven IN IT, uasshes.
For ths iAt-r months We have mum
her 81 short stories BY the best authors
Single subscription s300 a
year, always in advance. sam
pie copy Is cents
Address, "GODEY'S LADY'S
BOOK Box t. II Philade phia
Penn
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04
NoLce

As it viii soon be time to 90 FOR
Sprlne goods, / have concluded Is
sell out ali pattern hats, trimmed
and untrim med bats. little girls
and boys :aps. birds tips &c, at
cost. Mrs. Alice x Sivley ard
Mas Hart vii take pleasure in
showing goods aud will do their
best to make II to your interest TO
cali early. Wv SIvLEr.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04
A gen tl~aas IA Unioa eount

A zen tIe1as n Unsoa eounty.
No. Who 10 too modest a man 90
have his aame mentioned in th e
newspapers VA cured Of rhsuma-
tisn bT Chanbsri2sns' Pain BalE,
after trvisg other medicines aud
trsa;meat. for tkiFte<n Years 50
cent bottles for sale By w b Nc
Exen.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

AIoOp REcoRD II have sold
Chamberlains' Cough Remedy for
ten year, SAYS druggist E B Lsgs
of Vail, Ia, "and have always war
ranted il, and never had . bottle
rsturns5. During ths past 30
days I have sold IL dozsn bottles
and it has given perfect saiisfAc-
in every Instance It doss not
dry Up a cough, but lOossns and
relieves it. II Will cure q sevsrs
cold in less time thas any other
treatment. 50 cent and 81 bot
tie, for sale by W b NeEwsn.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

head the advertisement of Mes.
sra Snither & Peur.bakertk n. pro
sressive young merchant. Of On.
ford. They have o2eh.d up an Il
egant stock cf goods next door "a
me oxford Bank. II you want
bargains and fair dealing don't fail
to so and see them.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

e feel proud of our Est Of Ia.
az Subscribers which ia eoo.,aptIv
IN Increasing, sad taaGk then, f,-
.nsir encouragement. We will
,ase this oecasisn to remark thu,
iady subscribers never allow then :.
selves to become DELINQUENT
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

Mr.. JR Gum, Of the Noah
neighborheod, killed = hog Of his
own raisang on December sth,
that weighed $50 pounds, at two
yeaLs old Hog and homisy ca n
be raised at no me il given proper
attention.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

"s take pleasure IN adding the
zane ,ame OF Aiss WOrtley Towues ot
wS,--'asrnooga, ~, ~ 70 our book thi. resk
mrs, IoUnes and her in,sre.t:n >
sanld ct daughters have ma,
home. lol mer
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

NARzIEDs-Las. Tharsi4T even
Ias, jan =. IL tas r-~rleacs of
the hri1s's f.t4sr, Mss Annis
Buffal0e aud str. Edgar Dooley
we're usItsd Ia mArrsage b.
Rev. BIG KifehslL No eze
vas present ssvs some Of the rel4-l
tIves OF the aappv couple and /.
fev Intimate frauds Tas CO snso
~ being over. tia company vas in
vissd to the dining room, whsre
riehlv laden tables spoke volumes
for the hcspt.slitv Of ths host IN
asstess Of the occaeiou.
Several beautiful aad costly prea
ents we're received. The grnou re
turned to Water Valley, Sunda :
night with his lovely brIde, where
be expects to make hiI future
home. Our desire is thai thsy
may ever be as happy as thsy are
IN their PRESENT rel ,tions, and
have shed over their lives the gen.
tie smIles Of prosperity.
SUIRAD.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

Hon. L B Jones, Of Tavlor, was
in our city Saturday. He paid
the EAsL. ofice . visit and lett a
Substantial reminder AZ his pres-
ence in our cash drawer.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04
.C0DEYSsIS92

Ycu need q Magazine In your
Family. Get one that uises the
Best Satisfaction for the m5Iay.
GODEY'S will save You in
Dress Hintss ten times lie cost
IN one wear
GODEY'S will give you n bet
ter idea of how TO dress an Il
what materials to use than any
similar publications.
GODEY'S will give you better
reading than most of the high
class $50. called magazines.
GODEiS will give you in fact
the best of every thing within its
covers. Including as II does,
Literature, Fashions. Ausic, En-
cravings, Dress Hints, Home
Talks Etiquette, &c.
With the January issue we
will bagin two Lew serials enti
tied
rug ntcr.or tmc nr nam
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

We learn that Mr.. Dudley Nor
row n seriously Ill at his home
south Of Oxfosd, and his family
and friends fsel much suyisty
about his condition
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

The members of the AiGmnae
Of o r College are earnestly de-
sired to meet at the College on
Tuesday next, at 2 IL O'Clock, pm
8 II GATES, Prssi dent.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

We call attention to the Adver-
tlssment of the Abbeville Normal
School in this issue. This sche~l
vas estSp.isAsd in 1889 BY Prof. Il
Harmon, its present able principal
and 10 nov in its third annual ses-
sion. About City tsacders are now
teaching. Who have attended the
tearhers term the lAst two years.
All the common branches are rs-
viewed together With higher branch
"a The training class meets every
day, aud theory and practice IN
teaching Is taught This isa good
opportunity for our county teach
era ta review and prepare tor the
Spriny examinztionsS
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

Mr.. 8 z Whirten, Of AIesvisls,
paid IN q pleasant visit Tussday-
He il 4 prosperous merchant Of
that vicinity
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

Fresh lire Of CandIss Arpls :
Orangss canned goods Of al kisd.
Special pnc-s made on craEges By
the box aai apples per bash~l.
Archibald a Son.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

TIE physicians have been kept
busy in this section the past few
weeks.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

The County Alliance will meet
At Oxforsd on Monday the Ssh
day Of February. 1882, at 10 m
All delegates are requested 10 be
Present. Business Of importancs,
Sam " Mathis.
Co. Secretary.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

We retura thanks 20 Rev. ] II
Kim mons and Mr., J B Nelson, two
of our highly apprseiafsa patrons
for . renewal of their subscrlp-
tious,
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

Mrs. Lippineotte Of Illinois, SIS
ter Of Prof. u 4 Montgomery,
spent several day Of last week IN
our city, the guest Of Yrs. G K
Hill.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

MIA Montgomery aud his assis
talts started out on the lst 10 az
ssss the property holders Of Lazy
etka.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

Rev. w B Bene of Jefferson,
will preach in the Baptist church
next Sunday
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

We return thanks 70 Mr.. J A
Moss, one Of cur valued subscri-
bers at College Hill. for a renewal
of bis subscription.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

We take pleasure in adding the
name Of hrs. 81 e Burgess, high
ly esteemed lady Of our county, to
our subscription beck tins week
Still thew csme.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

Miss Adiie Fee has been quite
sick for several vssts, bet va are
glad to hsar she 10 coavalesciny.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

Mrs. w A koans aud several
children are victims OF the grip
this week.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

We bave Just received opened
an immense stock OF well selected goods aud public
inspect stock and prices We
homes from To cellar Reasonable Fear
Our rotto is quick sales and sEsaIl pr its
We keep experienced repair Furniture
Frame Pictures etc. stlOw figures. CAT u RS
September "a. 1891. p Atkins Z Sons
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

Mr.. Albert Milton and family
have moved into the F.ison house
on North street.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

Mr.F 8 Leavsll uaoe q busi-
ness trip to Memphis and ClArks-
dale last week.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

Harper 8 Sm.thsr left Wednesday
TO trv his fortune in Franklin coun
ty. Ark. We vish him success.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

PrIce Of eo-taa sevd 44vasced 70
II cents az ~ are House
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

A uumbe- of yoGths Of tkis
place hare organized themselves
INTO q literz-v aad d-b4fiag .ocie-
~ kasxn ~ the Prents-s Cub IL,
OF the "LvesGn Ieagse Of Aneri-
.ca-' The object of this orgaaiza-
ton 10 10 cultivate snSag is nen
bers m interest IN the .seiaI And
political topics Of the day. % m ( .
.tkem ready IA debate, 10 t<aeh
them to TIA < for the nselves, and
20 Im press th.n With tia 4 ata~s
OF good eisixenehiP.
Maurice Fsltsn, Pre.id-nt-
Fr2ak H0vrv. Cor. ani Reel. Sec
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

Mrs. p B Barringer and Little
sou Byrsn are recovering from .
severe attack OF grip.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04
CHAs. e. CLrsx,
Trustee.
This the 10th day orJasasry
1892.
SMITH & TRzxxvASr, Atr'ys,
Neu phis, Tenn.
Ec..cs % Creditors.

Notice j. hereby given to all
Iersous having claims against the
estate of Waller Davis. deceased,
that letters tesgamentAry on bis
estate have been issued to me, and
claims against the estate must be
probated in the cfiice Of the clerk
in the Chaneery Court Of LaFar-
EFT. County, MississipPi, within
the time aud in the manner requir
ed By law, or the sane viii 10 for
ever barred.
L. L Davis,
Executor.
Hovry & Falkner,
Attorusvs for Executor.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

Mics Donna Cook returned to
wincua yesterday.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

Mr.. w n Gooawln, of Abbevills
paid his respects to the EAsLE Of
nee few DAYS since. Mr.. Good
win has been . subscriber to this
paper since the first issue, and Ne
thank HIM for his patronage.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

The Honorable Board Of Super.
vi.ors are In session this week.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

To make room for my Spring
Goods. I will from this date, sell
al Hats, Feathers and kiooens Al
= great reduction.
Resp't.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04
Fresh gHhf

Leave your orders for fish every
Wednesday and Saturday At 4 A
Croueks.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04
Ycr Rent /!

A New four room cottage On DE
pot street. Apply TO
w E KERsHAw.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

Dont plant your garden too
,oou ws are to have another snow
yet.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

Znarbaxlainis Eye and HEtn
Ointment.
a certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyss
etter. Salt Rheum. Scald Head Oli
hronic Sores. Fever Sores Eczema
.ch, Prairie Scratches, Sore Nipples
nd Piles. Il II cooling and soothing
Of cases have bean cured b
after all other treatment had fAilsd
i Is pot - in 70 ana 70 esat bsxss.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

Hon. q b Howry has returned
FROM Washington
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

DI Sultan will pay cash fer 500
bushels stock ps.s.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

800 yis. Calico at ) cents.
These goods are worth ! Is
cents.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

5000 yds- Gingham at IL ,
cents. formerly 10 cent goods
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

Cotton Check at > cents, always
sold az s cents.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

5000 los. of Tobacco which We
can sell at less than st. Louis
Wholesale prices.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

Our stock consists Of Dry
Goods, Notions. Hats. Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Tin
ware, Queeusware, Saddlery
and everything frcm iewn
harps, up.
Positively no goods sold on
tick, tor we cannot sell .!
such prices and charge.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04

Plow shoes si.00 per pair.
Always sold at 81 30.
Oxford eagle., 1892-02-04
SMITHER
&
PENNEBAKER
SOUTH SIDE SQUARE. NEXT
DOOR To THE BANK OF
OXFORD.

We want every man, woman
and child to come and look at
cur goods. We have them to
sell. aad they must 20. 70
troabIe 10 show goods.