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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-11-18
The New Ball.t Law.

A great many anticipated that
they would have trouble voting un-
der the new ballot law, that there
wonld be complicated process 10
60 through, and that on account of
not having read and thoroughly
studied every section and line Of
the new law, there would be ;dan-
ger OF their ballot being thrown out
because they were illegal. But
when they got to the polls they
found that it was the easiest thing
in the world to vote and to vote
inst as they wanted to--easier and
more convenient. than under the
old law.
The voter walked up to the poll
ing place in his precinct, and he
was probably astonished ut not
meeting, as soon as he came IN
view, a half dozen men showing va
rious tickets under his nose, with
urgentsolicitation to vote that way.
Onsthe contrary there was not u
man to interrupt him. He walked
-unmolested iand unquestioned to
the polling place. gave his name.
and was handed ballot by the
clerk, and directed to q curtained
stall, whore pen, ink and blotter
awaited him. IL lie did not know
how to make his ballot. or was un-
certain on any point the clerk gave
him full instructions a. d it did
not require minute to. do it.
Consequently the voter who had
been in doubt as to his ability to
understandable new system, found
it the-simplest thing. in the world,
and went away delighted with the
method. He was not interfered in
his way by anybody and bis vote
was total secret to all but himself.
There are q few details 10 the
law which tie next Legislature
should remedy. which would make it
still more simple and complete, but
the general plan is most excellent
and guarantees to the voter a free
and fair ballot. Wheeling Reg.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-11-18
GOneral Wetts; . ccngra taIationa.

Gen. @. O. Watts, who was Uni
ted States. District Attorney for
West Virginia under Grover Cfpye-
land, and whose resignation was
demanded just days after Pfesi-
dent Harrison was inaugurated and
whose reply was the President could
assert his prerogativo, yesterday
sent tho President the following
telegram
Hon. Benjamin Harrison, White
House, Washington, ID. C--Deep
sympathy from one whose official
head was the frst to fall in your
political basket, because Of his pros
eeution Of election fraud cases.
''Time ct last sets all things even"
West Virginia and Indiana with the
rest Of the country, have spoken.
g. g. WATTS,
Elk U. s. Attorney Of w. Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-11-18
NATIONAL THANKSGIVING.
President Harrison Names Thursday
November "a, rs the Day.

President Harrison Names Thursday,
November "a, rs the Day.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-The fol-
lowing proclamation was issued this
afternoons:
The gifts Of God to our people
during the past year have been so
abundant and so special that the
spirit OF devout Thanksgiving awaits
not call, but only the appoint
ment OF day when it may have a
common expression. He has stay
cd the pestilence at our door; lie
has given usSmore love for the free
administrations, in the creation of
which His directing providence was
so conspicuous; lie has awakened
a deeper reverence for law; He has
widened our philanthi ophy By a
call to sucoor the distress in other
lands; He has blessed our schools
and is bringing forward a patriotic
and God-fearing generation to OK g.
cute His great and benevolent de-
signs for our country; He mas Civ
on us great increase in material
wealth and q wide diffusion of con-
tentment and comfort in the homes
Of our people; He has given His
grace TO the Borrowing.
Wherefore, /, BENJAMIN Harri-
son, President Of the United States,
do call upon all people to observe,
as We have been wont, Thursday,
the cath day Of this month Of No
vember, as a day Of thanksgiving
TO God for His mercies, and OF sup.
plication for His continued care
and grace.
In testimony whereof, / havo here
unto set my hand and caused the
seal Of the United States TO be az
fixed.
Done at the city Of Washington
this 4th day Of November, 1899.
and Of the independence Of the
United States the one hundredth
snd seventeenth.
BEEJAMIg HARRISON.
BY the President.
JOHN ". FOSTER, Secretary o.
State
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-11-18


be sure 10 be exposed and win fail,
and bring shame upon IFS authoD
and abettors. In the homely bn&
never-to- be-forgotten words OF A
braham La ncoIn, "You may fool
some Of the people ali the time
you may fool all Of the people
som etimes-but you cannot fool all
OF the people all the time So
the republican party hasfound out,
and the country will DO the better
on, and honest government will
flourish, and the people will take
heart and courage and hope for bet
ter things because Of Abe demon
stration on Tuesday last Of this
great truth.-Baltimore Sun, Nov.
IL. -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-11-18
THE ONLY ONE.

The Chicago, Milwaukee s. st.
Paul Railway is "the only one''
running solid vestibuled electric
lighted and steam heated trains
between Chicago, Council Bluffs,
0mah4, Milwaukee, La Crosse, Wi
mona, st. Paul and Minneapolis,
making direct connection at Coun-
Gil Bluffs and Oamaha with all lines
for all points in Nebraska, Wyo-
ming, Colorado, Utah, Id aho, Orc
gOn, Washington, Nevada and Cal
ifornia {; at st. Paul, with all lines
for all points in the Northwest and
Puget Sound.
IL now operates over six thousand
miles OF thoroughly equipped road,
in Illinois, Wisconsin, Northern
Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri,
Iowa, South and North Dakota.
Through sleeping cars between
Chicago and Portland, Ore, over
Northern Pacific railroad viaJamos-
town, Butte, Spokane Falls, Taco
ma and Seattle. If you are going
West to locate or visit you will save
money by writing TO VIM. Kelly,
ir., Travelling Passenger Agent,
No, so South Third Street, Phila-
delphia, for rates OF fare, maps,
time tables and full information
furnished free. All coupon tick
ct agents in the United States and
Canada have tickets over the Chr
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Rail
way ask for them. Nov. 1875
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-11-18

How to save money is the prob
lem that interests everybody. One
way to doit is TO inyigorate the
system with Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Being highly concentrated blood
medicine, it is the most powerful
and economical. II ia sold for q
dollar o bottle, bat worth Ave.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-11-18

Don't forget that F.. NJ. Gilke-
sons is headquarters for Fine Shoes,
Boots, and Readymsde Clothing.
Rev. Henry noman will preach
~ the NJ. y. Church, South, here
peKt Sunday At II a. N. and Up. N,
All-day service Of Sc. Luke next
sunday, 20th, beginning at 10 q.
m, D, i. REID. p, Q,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-11-18
q insure against FIRE, LIGHT
y MING and CYCLONES in
PEABODY INURANCE co, OF
Wheeling, w. Va.
CHAs. N. HrETT, Gent Aqt.
North River Mills. w. Va.
NotIce Do Take Deposltlons.

Te o. II. WirRmap, Mary J. Wirgmsn
" y Wirgnan, James Wirgman, Jr. Il
Q. Wigman. George Wirgman aud Wal.
ter Hanna,
Take Notice
lhas We viii proceed " take ibs depos, ors
Of sundrY Witnesses az ths Office OF n
4iikeson IN Romney. W. Va, on IN, torn
day OF November le93, bei9esn me hogrs
o. snnrlse and sposot Of said day. anf a. Ire
residence 81 Fbouoa1 Qiisenborrv 10 R,n,..
yerte, Gfesabrier ,uuty, W. Va. On t,s
18th day 81 Novsnber, 1882. bsfweeo sam,
bours, ghicb depositious when taSsn viii
oe used IN evidence In orr bohaiF on the
lfihi Ola chancerv suit noe psadiao IN he
Circpit Coart Of Hampshire comfy. " "a
Wherein We are PLAINTIFF end yo1 are a..
iendsots; and II hon any cause the takiny
Of said dePosiiions should not be commsnc
Cd on said day, or ifoommenced sbonU no,
Be completed The taking thereof vim ~
continued nom day 70 Gay and tine IA
time nDt place 10 place nnlii eonDisfed.
Npurs &C
ElMA DlsENpgRRY.
SkNRf T WfRGNAE
81 C0untsf
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-11-18
Thanksrirlnr Se1rlee.

There will be Thanksgiving Ser
vice in the NJ. r. Church, South,
Thursday, Nov. "a, at II =. m.
All the people cordially invited.
Subject; Especial Cause For Per-
sonal and General Thanksgiving.
ID. J.. REID, Pastor.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-11-18

The W. G. T. U. and the w. F.
nj. S. have decided to hold public
suppers on the nights of November
80. December l and 2. Detailed
information will be given through
these columns next week.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-11-18

n
which wo ProRose 70 send e you, transpor--
a pillow, and Is I'm the not of drawing on us
pink sock, the mate of which has been pulled
OF ana flung aside with triumphant COO.
me ne6h tints arc perfect, and the eyes follow
you, no matter where you STAND. The excuI-
stereproducti lions % this greatest painting OF
Ida waugh fthe most celebrated Of modern
painters OF baby hfel arc TO be given 10 those
zine for 1893. Tho reproductions cannot DO
told from the original, which cost 500, and
arc tho same size 1Ix23 inches). The baby IS
life size, and absolutely lIfelike. we have
also m preparation, to present 90 our sub
scrtbers during 1888, other great pictures by
Ezacb artists as Percy Moran. Maud Humphrey,
Louis Deschampe, and others or worldwide
we did during the past year, A yard Of Pau
sies," and A White House Orchid - by the
vile OF President Harrison, and you will see
what our promises mean
Those who subscribe for Demorest'H Family
Magazine for 1888 VIII poesees gallery OF OK.
quiaito works OF art of great value, besides n
Magazine tbat cannot be equaied By any IN
snb5eCe matter, that viii keep everyone post.
Cd on Oh the topics OF Tho day, and all the
fods and different items Of fuforfgt about the
houaehofd, besides furnishing interesting
reading matter, both grave and gay. for tho
whole fnrnilys and while Democrats u not
9 fnshton Magdsine. its fashion pages are per
tect. ana We give you, fYCc ~ cosf, all the pat
IN any El7o you cho08e. Send In your sub
scription ~ once only Sc. and yOu WIN really
got over 50 Ga value. ADDRESS the publisher.
w. Jennings Demoruat, ~ East 18Th ST. New
York. n you arc unQcquaintod with the
@agazine, send 10 cents for epCcimen copy
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-11-18

A STURDY DEMocRAT.-Old
"Uncle'' Jacob Propst rode horse
back from his home, a distance OF
2 miles in order to vote for Cleve-
land and the other nominees of the
party. He is eighty fiye years old /,
and cansget around almost as we'll
as a boy. He hes been life long
Democrat, and has voted for every
President since j. Q. Adams
Pcndleton News.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-11-18

Maybe You think this Is q nev business
eeudfpg out babies on application 10 has been
furnished been 50 near the original sample as
this one. Everyone will exciaffn, = Well
that's the sweetost baby i ever sawrr This
you bot q fainf idea of fhe axnuiSife nrfrinnI
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-11-18

The man TO whom tho Democrats
owe most for this great victory is
William Collins Whitney OF New
York. lie nominated Cleveland
at Chicago. Then he whiFled into
the campaign and for the past tao
months has brought all Of his re-
sources to bear on the one resolve
to elect the Democratic ticket.
The result shows what his efforts
have amounted to. Shepherds
town Register.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-11-18

Have yod seen Gilkeson's new
goods? His stock is complete il
he has been deyoting himself to
politics. Call and examine.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-11-18

AWO bOitEc3 DFlrcG Ac-s VI
CAnroJr. Iowa, July, 1877.
wan srfcring 10 ysngs from shocks fn my
head, 80 nauch 30 that ~ times l Didn't oxpsct
- recover. took ne1icines frorn merry doc
tors,bptdi1 not CT any relief Entil took Pastor
hc2nig's hfryO Tonic. TIE second doco foii0vtd
zoe and9 bo.tics eurcl 10. * W. PECK.
TIAEefsv1IFg. Pa Hnrch, 1901.
We bcFsn using Pastor Koeusc's Norys rcr.s
for oar li-ycSr-Oii deugbtor who lad had cyl
iottlc ~ stree enc VAC yasrs oti) over q yer
ego vim bui hliio hop0 Il Gny g0ce, as $40 lad
econ o. osscn cisapp0iE.aa IN oihar rsll1diss
gst b.tifF ard "a hero that any md al e.aict-
81 VIA tnig ttrnb5o Gisceso win ~ your Won
dcrfUl soucdy. / toooufa ond your fnediciEo -
6.ary ous ahec.ed With a1y ,.f7t0as a0iicflsa
NtsttsyeF. ~. p. B4rElfaW
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-11-18
DO YoU WANT TO ADOPT A BAY

Gilkcson's new goods have come
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-11-18

RRR "a Valuable Vol. "a rfcrrore
~ Di7eases seat frrD =, - alidross.
aHa ana EoCr urt1rfl rlI n.pJ Effalr
HBaaas this tncfissir9 rnr ~ lairsa.
:, THIS 2 raedz h1s hcsu.Frsrs-.d tyihs fswTcud
Isnog prupsrsa aldor rs essae.i5., 3, ~
KoEHio hgEc. CO. cs'.r.-5, tli.
fosdty 7,rurzs5s5 q. gf ~ sa-ne. e ~ ..
Earro Size, eA.5s. C1sotU.,-s-1s.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-11-18

GilkesOn's new goods have come.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-11-18
sThe Electoral Vote.

The following Is made up accord,
ing to latest returns:
Oxford eagle., 1892-05-19

Tl> . smapoii;ln begins its
hiFtseBth volume Nay issue, un-
Ter the JON, edit. rship Of Mr.. W
, sIozrlls .ad Nr Walker Eish a
al L. of contents which E!ll attrac.
,ttsnti0n-
james Russell Loxeii, Fraak T.
',ocroa, Tse1dore T. 'osevels, Ell.
uund Clarence Sted mar, he ~
james, Pr { II III Boyesep, Ham
ian GarAnd, John Hev. Sarah
orae Jewss, Prof. Langley # the
SmI;hsOr iar, 7 honas wertworth
H. gginson, and w ID Howells him
,eli are among tie Contributors
rha illustrations int hls issue are
by such vel kuoSR artists IS +
w kemble, Frederic Remin etou,
: 5 Church, Walter Crane, Viii
liIrl u Chase, G 5 Reinhari. Dan
Beard. George Wharton Edwards,
Wil.cu de Msza, s..
Oxford eagle., 1892-05-19
A Pointer.

II am very much llsased rih
Cha mheriaias Cough R-tn.dv,r
saws III. N. Bang. the drug .ist at
Chstsworth III. ID lriey the cpl.
dsmIc Of IA grippe here it took
the lead and was aerv much better
liked tbau ether cough Incidence
The grip reqlires Presissly the
same treatment a. a vsrv ssvere
eosj. for which this rem@lv IL %
eficis ut. Il vii promrtly lOossu
a c0ll aad relieve TIE lungs. sooc
shectinS a Perm,acnt cure, whiir
most other me iicinss Ia CON mos
use for cold, oals givs Temporary
relief. 80 &C bottles FIR sale b-
W l. IeEweu, druggist.
Oxford eagle., 1892-05-19
Registration Notice.

The Circais Clerk Of LlFavette
conuty, Mississippi, will attend at
the time and Ilaees below men-
toned. for the purpose of register
IN the qualified electors OF said
county, under the New Consti.u-
ton Of said State. All qualified
electors desiring to vote at the elec
tIOn TO be held IN November 1s92,
must register at this registration,
whether they have been heretofore
registered or not viz:
Oxford eagle., 1892-05-19
A Nan.

There is occasionally 5 man
whose word is as good as his bond,
and whose bond is as good as
gold, Such one is w. L. Need
ham, a pro minsnt citizen and
business man Of OrrsbGrg. Mo.
Mr.. Neednam has been selling
Cham berlain's Cough Remedy for
ssueral years and recomends Il
to his customers because IN his
experience 1t has proven to be the
best fer colds, Group and whoop
Ing cough. He says il Is the most
popular medicine that be handles.
and gives the best satisfaction OF
any. 30 cent bottles for sale By
w. B. McESsn, Druggist.
Oxford eagle., 1892-05-19

Nothing from Sh.kespeaTs Ia.
been attempted n Oxford since
x:ss Isons's presentation ef sier-
chant Of yenIce," three ysa.s ago.
which vas generally conceded to
be the best en,ertaiamei 9 essr CIV
en- iu our city. On Nay -, viii
be given, AS You Likeli,r This
is Shakespears's La?pies. eauedy
We have here the poet in II kind-
s,t humor. II Is the rlost priReel,
IDEAL of any OF his PLAYS. In the
language of Campbell, "Sda kss-
peAFe has sHatehel us Oft Of the
busy world into 4 woodland soli-
tuie. He makes VI breathe its
fresh air, Partake is pastoral
peace, feast on It's venizon, admire
its bounding deer. sympatbize
with its banished mea and simple
rus,ics. What a tablet of eharac-
tersl The lovely and witty Rosa
Ind, tie love 'evoted Orlando. tie
friendship devoted Celia, the hu-
morous Clown and Andrey. the
scornfal Phebe, aud that pr;n &c
Of philosophical listers, the con-
temrlAtise, tie melincholy Jacques
all these together with the diguitv
of the Duke, make The foFe.t #
Arden and Elysium, 10 cur imagi
nation. To realize this picture on
the stag, though a difficult task.
as the Ideally of poetry So invests
every portion of this Incompatible
cr.+t:. n, will be the effect OF Miss
IsoD's ela.s. which we learn IS enc
of in iiyliul excellence.
Oxford eagle., 1892-05-19
FOR The CAMPAIGN
Fer Civ Fifty csn;s
n, -w.-s : wsek S. ..-.s Ee-
r-ra.-

Wal se sent to anv new sut scr ter
frum now uriil november 20 tSS2.
Il IS naaii.d cvsry russl,y snd Fri
lsy. aul rs readers will get tae lui
paFtant news Il the C.saspaisu aud
Eicciion At least hs'f week earn.
er ihsn aay weekly r.sper can fur
aish u. IL will ke iadls pensihls
iGTIag the campaign. Suhscslts
nov, and get all The news from the
bes IN min : "a the close Of he cam-
r2ign, and the Eral result OF the
Eiec.ion. An extra copy will H.
sent free, for ,he same length os
iiSE-s 20 tis seRdrr Il each club u
ive 81. at tif;y cents each.
Cut out tais advertisement, sad
esd It Nth your order. Scrd f,t
package OF sample eopiss, an.
-si.s = lGb. Addre>. The X.
pubic, s.. Louis. Me-
Oxford eagle., 1892-05-19

The PromP;ness and certainty
of it's cures have made Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy famous. Il
is intended especially for coughs,
colds, Group and whooping cough.
and Is the most sffectual remedy
known for these diseases, 50cent
bottles for sale by w B McEwen.
Oxford eagle., 1892-05-19

The above goods will be sold
at these prices for two weeks.
Bring the cash with you as
these goods will not be charged
at these prices.
To raise IN oney is the only rea
son that can be given for making
these prices.
No trouble to show goods. Be
sure and examine these bargains
and then buy what you want.
Call and be convinced that
this sale is genuine. and that
goods are being sold cheaper
tnan ever before.
Oxford eagle., 1892-05-19

hev. A Harris and family
= aa'e taken their fiaal leave OF
,aeir many friends in Oxford and
,slt this morning for their future
.ons, Pass Christian. During
saeir residence in Oxford they
i hAse endsared themselves to a
..'se circle Of friends. who deeply
resret their removal. We com.
I eno them to the good people Of
sae Coast city and hope thew may
- IS warmly Welcomed and ap-
Esciated r i, their rev home as
a. ,Isn removal is regretted bv
entirs com IN uaitv Of Oxford.
Oxford eagle., 1892-05-19

Savannah, Ga, March IL, 1891
Messrs. L ppman Bros. Savannah,
Ga:
Dear Sirs-I havs suffered from
rheumatism for long time. and
did not find cure until found
PPP, which com pletely cured me
Yours truly,
Eliza r Jones,
I6 Orange ST., Savannah, Ga.
Far sale by " B MeEveu.
Oxford eagle., 1892-05-19

Messrs Paris Medicine "a.
Paris. Tenn.
Please send ire three dozen OF your
SroTes rastsless Chill Tonic. I vas
pleased with the lot got from you In 1t
Summer The people were delighted
with It gave your ckin .onic to
sone children Who were pale and
sssrthy and emsncateS. having had
chronic ehiils for moths past, one of
IN IN for year. and within three weeks
after ossinnin. with the chill tonic,
they we're hale and hearty. with rel
and r0sv cheekA I. acted Ike = charm
Yours. etc.
W W stinson. ND.
Oxford eagle., 1892-05-19
Csnr,a L.

We regret that TUr.
aas been forced to e homo ea ~. -
count OF his health failing him
Issze will te nors -.
Inaa ANYTHING ,lse between nas
ane con meDesment. TIL. co,ss,,
ancng Sophomor.s, on origin,
eratisns tor Sllrtatcrian :Jasi9r,
u zach society for Anni,er.arian
.'Io rrestmen in each socistr eor,
patine for kreshm an medal. ~
these will come III With, ~.
weeks. In ali Of these much or,o;
naiitv will be DISPLAYED.
a god Per cent of the bovs,oot
adEAntaye OF reduced raie,an5
took in the great bridg. e,lsG-,.
t'oa at Memphis h.i weck. A
grand time VAS reported.
frid1y marked the celebsa,;o,
OF the Al Anniversary Of Hem
an Society. Ths chapel vas uo.,
beautifully decorated, su-ps.-;rr
n II.
anything we have eser seen =,
such occasions, Consisting az r..
toons OF cedsrs and cane. with .,
arch and scroll Of the most ar,;.-
TIC design. By tie inspiring arr 81
Dixie. rendered by the Oxford bad
the Orator, Ci1nc.-lllr n FuIto, Dr
sOn-s and MIR. Bell marched in
and ASSUME d their position on The
rostIum; after prayer, 10 fer
complimentary and fitted rerark,.
Mr. Bell introduced to the audi.
sace, Mr.. VIII II Carter OF Boone.
vile, shn spoke on aThe Rec.n,
drovt of Amer CT NatioraIi.m :
Ills beautiful ,,y.s, hrs SQUAD
th ought, bis strcrg wnas, and
flights OF fancy nale his sn-eeh
e j 'yed and AZ aiiFed ty kis aear.
sis.
In ths eveJirg instead Of ! bali
IA asnor Ut Ihs crater. . reception
-as given hy l. Of. and Mrs. RIB
Fulton 4. the Oh serva;ory and un
der TIN, managsmeut .e need no,
SAY 1t ras a s1ccess. This 0cca-
{: On Vas veil a.seads,i bT Taawho
wished to do 50. Prvf Fult, n's
residence, rooms IN xhish the apa-
Fatus IS kept, and HI. recitation
room we're orsHed to all. Arara
tus OF the most interesting kinds,
such as m .eroscopss. telescopes,
t0oks. tubes. etc, we're opened to be
enlOved by al. Later in the even
ing Ice cream was serN ed il = most
elegznt manner to one and al.
The decorations were ei4Iot.,e
aud grasd. The pl-asure. of The
evening wsr. el0s-i bv gane,tks
name Of which wc did net caich.
Prizes, however, we're offered for
one 10 the mest pertrc.
AMI the other TO the n 81 inper-
iset- The latter WaN awarded 10
Mr. "Piekwick brennan, and tie
former % Ess IA lie Marshall.
After enjoying a NOS, plc< art
~senine, the company I'D ;heIr hos
pitabie hcst aud hostess god ii. ht
ani veat home % silent slumbcrs
SE4o-
Oxford eagle., 1892-05-19
The prospectus Of the Mayissue

Of the Cosmopolitan, is accom- pa.
ried By a letter Of the American
News 90, stating that the news
stand sales OF the Cosmopolitan
have increased nearly one thou.
sand per cent during the past
thr.e years-the second half Of the
Cosm0eolitan's existence.
Oxford eagle., 1892-05-19

We receixed = pleasant call
Monday from Mr.. ] A Hearn, of
hiPlev, Who stopped over . few
aays with relatives in Cxfori on
ms wav home from the late meet
,as OF the Press Association at
Pass Christian.
Oxford eagle., 1892-05-19
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Paris Medicine Co. Iari-. Fem
Fisase send urs - cree y Frrrrrr,
one half xrcss Cove -sStstsss CHI!
Tonic FOr chil.s. ffslarisI ard Bill
iiousrsss 1t IS a valuable prepara;iop.
an ] think IT Is on'y a 4nes;is ct time
when il iii take the place of all ether
Chill Torics.
l sold two hotties 10 a rarity who hlG
sous very hli cases % chile ia his fam
ily- He tells ule that i uaS!e q pern5t
nent cure. after several ether highlS
recommended Preparations had faI;ed-
Yours truly.
lrush Nausrfes
Oxford eagle., 1892-05-19

Groves Tassel-sss Chfll Tome - per
feet Naisrid Liver Tonic aud Blood pu-
ritie-. Removes billi0gsuess without
psrgilg- a pleasant a. sasoa SyrGp.
IL IS .s large as any Dollar tonic and
Fetails for 5Oaents To get the g-nu>
inc ak for GRoSES.
Oxford eagle., 1892-05-19

Dur readers viii find an inter.
esting letter in another column
nom our former townsman, Er. o
u Carter. he gives some good
.dsics to his old friends in La.
Rayette
Oxford eagle., 1892-05-19

Nearly all the diseases IN the Saa,h-
RI States are pFosG s.sli sr1ut malaria.
liEoves I ss.sless Cai.i fonic removes
~ ualNSld Ppssons from the Syst M.
4 - IS pl'-as2nt - the sAs.s as I.euon
sgTuT. 50 eprss- 70 get the genuine.
- far GROW Es<.