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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-09
IN THE CITY
he Race Between Cleveland and
Harrison a Very Close
One.
he Same Ia True as Between the
Two Big Parties on the
State.
on Living In Helena Who Did Not Vote
1t for the Capital We're
Very Few.

Yesterday was one OF the most quiet cleo.
on days Helena has ever seen. Rep O.
bntatives of the three leading parties we're
arly at the polls and the work of getting
eut the vote was commenced early and
ushed all day. Neither the democrats or
epublicans had any spare money, and tho
esult was that the herding OF voters WAS
OF one of the ~feateres of the day. In the
eventh the vote fell off about 80
rom the registration, and there was a fall
hg off in the First. bat in the other wards
here was but a small per cent of the regis
ered vote but what got into the ballot
oxes. f
The INDEPENDENT had made ample ar
angements to give the news as fast as it
anne in. A big board had been put up in
ront of the building. It was covered with
bhite muslin, and on this the returns were
brown from the second story window. AS
arly as $50 the returns began to come in,
nd the crowat to gather. At eight O'Clock
Broadway was a mass of humanity, from
HE INDEPENDENT building to Main street.
nd later when New York was safely Ilaced
n the democratic columns and the returns
rom other states showed that Cleveland had
been elected, the enthusiasm of the demo-
Brats knew no bounds.
Returns for the city were late in getting
n. In some Of the wards the judges counted
bach ticket through, while in others they
counted it in sections, first calculating the
presidential, governor, congressman and
acknowledgement As a result it was
impossible to make up a table complete last
hight. The Indications are. however, that
Harrison will carry. the city by a small
plurality. On the rest of the
btate ticket. tho hone 8 are about
evenly divided. On the county ticket
here was considerable scratching. and the
bnly candidate on each ticket that seemed
DO have the best of it by good odds was G.
10. Curtis. At $50 this morning in the first
precinct only eighty OF the 24S votes cast
bad been counted. The following tables
Ewill give an idea Of how the vote stands in
The city:
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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, Nov. Sin Nebraska the state
ticket, congressman, electors, and a leRisla-
ture which will chose a United States sena-
tor to succeed Paddock, are to be chosen.
The democrats practically fused with the
populists on electors.
OMAHA, Nov. S.-Fourteen precincts out
side of Omaha gave Harrison 1897. Cleve-
land 546, Weaver /, 1877. In 1890 the same
precincts gave the republicans 1.542, the
democrats l, 769, the populists 97S. Thirty
seven precincts in Omaha give Harrison
5.457, Cleveland 1,444, Weaver 4,348.
Eighteen recincts in Lincoln give Harri-
son l. TAB, Cleveland 449. Weaver Clio.
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. S.-Indiana elected a
state ticket and member of the legislature,
who will choose the successor to United
States Senator Turpie. The democrats,
republicans. peoples and prohibitionists
had tickets.
INDIANAPOLIS. 1nd., Nov. 9.-Not moro
than half the counties in the state have
been heard from and these incompletely.
The Indications are that Clevelani has car
ried the state by from 5000 to 5000 plural
ity and the democrats have the state ticket
n legislature. Returns from the miss
results,
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MAINE.

AUGUSTA. Nov. S.-Mains votes only for
presidential electors. The present leRisla-
turs will choose n successor to United
States Senator Hale.
One hundred and seventy sever towns
give Harrison 42,089, Cleveland 81, 46b.
scattering 3,034. The same towns in 1883
gave Harrison AZ, 343. Cleveland 80 0G0,
scattering 2.697. The republican plurality
is now 10.B24. The republican plurality
then was 1G, 2s7. If the remaining towns
count with the same rate OF loss the vote
will stand Har ison $4,000, Cleveland
40. 800, scattering 5000
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WISCONSIN,.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 8.--Fifty-seyen towns
precincts in this state give Harrison
IL ,636, Cleveland 49, 52. Spooner, for gov
has II, 26S. Peck ~. IT'S. One hundred
ffty-four towns and precincts outside
Of milwaukee give a net republican plural
ity of 1928, and a democratic gain Of LAP.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. S~.-Chairman Wall
tho state for Cleveland by a major.
ity of $4,000. Chairman Payne says Wis
consin will be in line for Harrison by 5000
ana possibly 4,000.
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II

DENVER, Nov. S.-The election in Colo
RADIO, is for state ticket and congressman.
The populists and silver democrats fused
on the state ticket and electors. The anti
fusion democ ats have a separate ticket.
DENVER, Nov. 8.-No official returns have
been teceived. but the indications are that
almost the entire Weaver ticket will be
elected. No figures can be given tonight.
The only doubtful candidate OH the Weaver
ticket is Waite for governor, who runs be-
hind the ticket. Small towns in Arapahoe
county outside Of Denver give Cleveland
627, Harrison 305.
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WYOMING,

CHEYENNE. Nov. 8.-Wyoming elects a
governor. congressman and legislature
which will select a United States senator to
succeed Warren. The democrats and peo-
pies party fused on the pr esidentiaI electors.
DENVER, Nov. ga dispatch from Lara
mie, Wyo., asserts that the republican COM
mittee comedies the state to tho democrats.
Returns up to IL D. m. indicate that Har-
fison will carry the state by ], 200 majority
and that the republican state ticket will be
Q sected.
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MISSOURI.

ST. Louis, Nov. 8.-There were voted for
a state ticket, cong essmen and q state leg
islature whose members will participate in
the election of q United States senator to
succeed Cockrell in 1895.
City ,eturns indicate the election Of Cobb
and ONeili. democrats, and Barthold, re-
publican, to congress-, from the twelfth,
eleventh and tenth districts respectively.
Indications are that the vote in st. Louis ia
so close that the plurality either way will be
lnsigniticant.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON. Nov. South Carolina
elected q state ticket and congressman.
The demoo ats only have candidate for gov
ernor.
With the possible exception of the Seventh
fouth Carolina returns Il solid
democratio delegation to n
chooses nino Cleveland electors.
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In the county, outside of Holena, the pre-
cinots heard from give tn, following vote:
Valley-Helena, ~; Great halls !; kenwood-
Helena 13a. scatter ng d.
Kcssle 's-Cleveland, ca; Harrison, Be-;
Weaver, II; Btdwell, 8: Dixon, 60; Hartman.
60: Edwards, Is; Atkins. 3; Collins. "a;
Rickar 55; Kennedy, 10; Waters. 4; Bot
KIM nm, IA; Melton. IS; Tempteton,
a. apitnl the vote stood Helena,
j. Alls. 3; Anaconda. =; blank. l.
,ndley. los broadway. have always
Z leading In low prices.
%eapest limo of veilings in the
u, II and 20 South Main
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IOWA.

Dies MoIsKs, Nov. s.-Iowa chooses a
state ticoket. except governor, and con-
gressmen.
The State Register claims that Harrison
will have a plurality OF $4,000 In Iowa aud
that the republicans will elect nine or ten
of the eleven congressmen and the entire
ticket.
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KANSAS.

TOPEKA, Nov. 8.-There was chosen to-
day a state ticket. congressman, and legis-
lature. The republicans and a fusion of
democrats and populists have tickets. The
prohibitionists cut no figure.
Meagre returns from various counties in
dicate that the Weaver fusion ticket ia
elected by a small majority, but the fusion
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NEVADA.

CARSON CRY, Nov. 8.-Nevada elects q
congressman and a state Legislature which
will elect a successor to United States SEN
tor stewart.
1t is conceded by all parties that Weaver
has carried Nevada by l. 800. Newlands. sill
yer party, is elected TO congress. The re-
suit aH to the legislature is not vet certain,
but 1t is generally believed the silver party
have a majority, which will insure the cleo
ton of Stewart to the United States senate.
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T.

ST. PAUL. Nov. 8.-For a state ticket, con-
gressmen and member Of u legislature who
will chose the successor to United States
Senator Davis we're voted for. The demo-
c ats endorsed four of the peoples electors.
There are besides tho republican, populists
and prohibitionists in the field.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD. Nov. 8.-New Hampshire elected
a state ticket. congressman and legislature.
The republicans, democrats, prohibition
and ! copies had tickets.
The indications at midnight are that the
state has been carried by Harrison by about
1000; that there is no choice for governor
by the people; that Stone and Parker, dem.
oerats, are elected to congress-; that the
legislature is republican in both branches.
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, Nov. 8.-Connecticut elected
state officers, cong essmen, and a legisla-
ture to chose a successor to United states
Senrtor Hawley. The republicans, demo-
Gratis, prohibitionists, socialist.labor, and
peoples tickets were in the field.
One hundred and twenty-eiRht towns give
Harrison 46, 1893. Cleveland 47,464, a demo-
cratic gain over 1885. of 2,510.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 8.-This state elects
a congressm and state legislature and will
elect a United States senator to succeed
FELTON,.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. S.-The chairman of
the republican state central committee con-
csdes that California has gone democratic
by 1000 plurality.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8. There are In
Pennsylvania five tickets - republicans,
democrats, peoples. prohibitionists, social
isl labor. Voters will vote for judges of
the supreme court, congressman, a state
legislature which will chose the successor to
United States Senator Quay.
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~
MASSACHUSETTS.

BosToN, Nov. 8.-Massachusetta voted for
state officers, congressman, and a legislature
to choose q successor to Eenator Dawes.
There were the republican, democratic. pro-
hibitionist and peoples tickets.
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NEsSEE.

MEMpHIs, Nov. S.-Tennessee elected 3
governor. congressman and state leRis!a-
ture. The democrats. republicans, peoples
and prohibitionists had tickets. The NEW
legislature will choose a SUCCESSOR to United
States Senator Bates.
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NORTH

RALEIGH. Nov. 8.-No,th Carolina elected
a governor. congressman and members Of a
legislature which will elect one, and posi-
bly, two, United States senators. as Ransom
and Vance are in poor health. The repub-
lican, democratic and peoples tickets were
voted for.
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NEW JERSEY,

JERSEY Cry, Nov. 8.-New Jersey voted
for governor, congressman, members of the
legislature who will choose a successor to
United States Senator Blodgett. Repub-
lican, democratic, prohibition and popu-
list tickets were in the field.
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

HpRoN, =. D., Nov. 8.-Partial returns
up TO one u. M. indicate that Harrison has
a majority over Cleveland and Weaver in
South Dakota. The populists up to this
time show less strength than two yea, 8 ago.
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II

TALLAHASSEE, Nov. s.-Florida elected
congressman. There was no republican
ticket in the field. The populists are dis
organized. The next legislature will choose
a successor to United States Senator Pad
dock.
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a United States senator To succeed Daniels.
RICHMOND, Nov. S.--At midnight eleven
cities out OF sixteen, and twsnty-ons coun-
ties ont of 100, show q democratic gain of
2t,8H. Five additional counties show q
democratic loss Of G60.
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 8.-Marsland elects
congressman. The coming legislature will
elect a successor to United States Senator
German.
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IDAHO.

BOISE, Nov. "a state ticket, congress-
man and a state legislature are to be chosen.
There are three state tickets. the republi-
can. the democratic, and the peoples. The
democrats and peoples fused on the elec-
toral ticket.
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LouByILLE, Nov. S.-Kentucky aleoted
congressman to-day. The democrats. re-
publicans. prohibitionists and popuIists
had tickets.
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NORTH DAKOTA.

BISMARCK, Nov. S.-A state ticket was
elected, also a legislature to choose a sue
cessor to United States Senator Casey. The
democrats and peoples party fused.
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heavy, but not 40 large no expected. many
democrats rsfraining from voting Those
who did 40 to the POLLS generally voted the
Weaver electoral ticket.
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DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, Nov. 8.-Delaware elected
one congressman and q coming legislature
which will chose a successor to United Stated
senator Gray.
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o ISLAND.

Providence, Nov. s. - Rhode Island
elected congressman. The coming legisla-
ture will chose a successor to United States
Senator Aldrich.
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RhONT,

MoNTpEI1ER, Nov. s.-Vermont voted
only for presidential electors and a leRisla-
ture that will choose a successor to United
States Senator Proctor.
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, Nov. S.-This state elected only
cong essrnen and presidential electors.
Cleveland carries the state by SO. 900 ma
iority. A solid delegation to congress is
elected.
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OREGON.

PORTLAND. Nov. besides presidential
electors this state will choose two congress-
men.
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY. Nov. 8.-Alabama elected
congressman. There we're the republican
and democratic tickets in the fell.
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RGIN

RICHMOND, Nov.-Ni'gini elected con-
Gressmen and a legislature which will elect
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-06-30

A plat ot the city e Oxf5gd IS
Il ia, has never te,n aat-. We
aASxt.0 Id pats aud ! more re.
erat Que IL ,a- Major. .Ee-. ard
Sspy Il tee hst IN the Chanesly
elsrKs vA.-l4ss Il III -. lot.
that we're EAid our on sections IN
and Is But the.e are aot plata
OF the eltv. They include SO
acres OF land ogtside Of the c4,v
and do rot include about - acres
THAI lie INSIDE the CO ,rora,ron
The vest line Of the plats crosses
Univer,ity street 30 feet east Of
the northwest corner % Jcdxe
himer.ugh's lot and tho es,y
limit runs TO the bridge over ,h-
railroad.
A. result IL not having. plat
Of the city proper, hluers have Been
paving taxes ca lsts outside the
hmF,s- For instance Mr.. Peruss
O-ns loss 50, 81. Ia. l23, aad l
AN told has been nxyIrg corpora
ton tar 90 all of them. while all
but So are sntirelv Cu,sids th-
lInits One vsnld kars supposed
that the lav Of IS. requiring eitv
couaeils under psnaiIy Of cleo
hne against each nsnter, 20 pre-
pare . plat Of the city sheving all
the lots aud sub-disisious OF lO,s
voalG have Produced better fruit
than . copy of the cid naps Of
Sections Fl and p rrsrared BY
our il1,srIous Tread Mr.. Earl.
L do net wish TO discreiIt shoss
old maps. - far ~ they q, the
Gaze | hear 1t said ,ha, thew we're
made By guess or from msmory,
the original h,vin. bsea DESTROY
ed during the var, a.d that ,hey
are quite unreliable. I ian hardly
believe DIR. kins would impose
.1en a plat Oh the city. Did ..nos
DIR. kins aai J N Cook zach have
. plat copied largely fron "a.
original Had not Or. King b-sn
surveying lots k-re for t.eusy
Years or more. uost Of thai tine
oy the original plat. and k~pisS
q record Of all hs snrvey,s II 30
thsre sas very little to Be gae=xsd
Al Besides. abstracts az title te q
sssas many Of tho lets hare been
prepared and IN every eAse the
No ~ e appears tsdAv Gu th~s-
ptats corresponds vlth the BOT AL
,hr0ush its hlstsry hack to the
srs- deed from Nart-s. Chssh0lu
- Craig So I consider these
pats - quite reliable. bas ~~
ssrll need such a a as the law Of
IS required, showing al th- lst.
INSIDE ths corporation WITH al
ta<fr sseL..ssass aaa assaiax
more. A. CJ.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-06-30

s III clifford, New C1ssel, Wis,
rRs trSablel With neuralgia and
rh-ara,G u, ks stomach vas dls
ordered. ms liver vas affected 10
IN alarming degree, appetite fell
away, and Vas renibsy rtdscsd IN
fash and strength Three bottles
Of Electric BItters cured hIm.
Edward S~hsEPard. Harri-b burg,
III. had rnaniEg sore on hrs lsg
Of eight IeArs' standing Used
stree Lo.tles Of Electric BIs,srs
and seven boxes of BackIsrs Arm
ca Salvs and his leg Is sound and
well. John Speaker, Ca,avha, o,
bad Eve large fever serss on nis
leg, doctors said be Vas Incuralle.
One bottle Electric Bi,tcrs and one
Dor Brc5ler's African salve cured
hia entirely. Sold BY T Chan
dlsrAs drug store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-06-30
Tr.r NtrviIis.

Since the commencement eyer
eises we're over our town Is uuusu-
ally quiet.
Miss PsIly Greer. accompanied
BY Miss Daisy Lucas Of Holly
Springs, left few dav. ago for
Lexington to attend the LeIing-
tor Normal.
ar. c " Logan who has been
alex for some zine ID stili danger
ously i'll.
Prof. C FL Card left hss Satar
day fer his hcns in Ksltueky.
Having been with Is ten usushs
he von the esteem ard friendship
of AL q citizens; and cid and
young regret his departure, and
hope be will return next session-
Nrs. Jennie Graham and hsr
brother, Nr. James Kinds, are
visiting relatives in r, Saith
Mr.. John Rslani If PO,ts Camp
former oapIl Of :he A S. spent
a day n j night In Our Hidss last
seek, visiting friends-
Misses Bette aRd Alfris Harris
of Iyro, are now With their sEzter,
Mrs. & Harmou-
Mrs. DIR u Psxues 10 quite NIX
DR.. Gardaer, of Oxford. preach
ed two very interesting seanoHs
Yesterday NJ the BaPtlst church
Ths Lee Alliance houss v2s
burned On the night Of the leth
ms Itn supposed that it wa
the werk Of Al lneeudEAr.. The
citizens are taking steps to tuId
another
A sshsng party made up OF some
Of ocr citrrsns propose spending
neIt ThursdAy NJ the lake.
The Ruterpsau Ssesesf SPEAK
Of giving pkr during vacation.
I,s menb<n are cou6ned 10 The
school.
An elegant new piano dIrees
from Bush & Gerd's factory nsv
sraees our chapel
Hcv still the old CAMPUS - !
winds vhis.ling through the
trees, birds hopping freely around
and twittering gsyly, butterflies
and bees eulling sweets from n,w-
.rs TAINTED by children nov f.r
-y. seem to be striving in vain
TO break up the reigRIng siienes
around the sOglssean III grounds
More A0On.
Abbe Vile. June 81
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-06-30

I'D EAGLE-Th. Cl.,r O.
Normal Aeade9y closed 4.
1,oa OF lssl-s2 ID. 2s,h inst. o.
inersday night preceding = coz
cert w8s given.
Friday a; 10 An, An elscB,;o,
eoi-esi, P~artie. ated in Lv s,.
y0gng men, for a gold medal "a,
t0ii OF interest and anxiety. III.
contestants all acquitted them.
'ei'e. vel. especially for their
practice, which reflected much
credit upon their teacher. Ma.
oarHs Harris. Miss Flor Kuo.
"a the fO-tuEat. q aud rpreiv.
ed the medal and hOaor With be-
coming motssts aud appreciation.
Mis- Anais Durley received a
gold medal for eIs~llsnes in seu.r
n scholarship; Miss Maud Whi,-
ten for excellence 10 music; Ma,
na'th Horn for ereeileGee in ART.
M. Jessie CArothsrs for voluu.a-
MY gIucs up the cigarette.
Rev I Christian, Of Jaelsu.
delivered the annual address. Sub
Iees Monument 9uIIdirs.- IT..
address =ss ssEt sae and kighlr
appreciated.
There vers two original e,.,v.
one by Mr.. G Hewl., aud en-,
OF Hiss t.ccHe Mabry.
The exercises we're iutsrsper,ed
sith excellent ruse.
God Be With you till We n .
again" vas sung bv tn. ,chssl
and the Be uedctiOn vas prououpe
ed Na1y fearful eyes besvok.
the warm union that had bound
together teacher and pupils, and
the pam Of partirg.-
Heneef5rth tti. school 4, 10 he
known AZ Burgess Institute, for
r-asozs set firth IN the easa-
lOgue.
Ths Inssisas. has had |, prosper
eos sessioa Ard The prospects for
greater Prosperity in the future
are ali that could Be desired.
1wrse the above 1t the r-qu ,.t
OF your reporter Who. thOuga en-
the ground, .as too bg.iIy Cccupp-
ed otherwise TO take rosss CT rI,E
hs memory o. matters Of sew.
1hlSEt.
June g.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-06-30

IL sui cost vou nssstnx and -lI
surely d. you good II yoa S.r. a
eOugh. Geld 81 aay trouble .lsh
throas. Chess or lungs 3v King.
Sew Discovery fsr c,asau pti,n.
enagas AMI colds - ruarzzt@ed -
give relief. or noa@v wiI - PAID
bach Sar.r-rs frsm Ia Grssp~
found Il ass the thIas Ani as4~r
Esr use BAD n speedy aai p%rf-er
recovery Try .nrt. eotfs. ss
u sxPsnse ara learn fer rsarsef
Iasr hev good . tang q a.. IRA
bottle free n r Catalsr, lrux
store Iargs ss. "a. and 81.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-06-30

Csrnsr=viIle. Mss. Dee "a. ISIS
Nessrs Paris Medicine 20.
Paris. Tenn.
Please send me three Gozsr Of yuur
Groves TAstslsss Chill T0nFs- I vas
pleased with the Lot I got tfen yoa Ia st
s2mnsr- The people ~ere Sshghted
xIth it, I gave your chill 'osie to
n children Who Esye pale and
swarthy and emaneRtet- having hai
chronfe ehillz for moths rsst. one og
tn IN for 8 year and within three wesks
after b~ezfEri,g With the chill tonic.
they were hale and hearty. with rei
and resV cheek<. II aetsd like /. eharu
Scu-s. ETC.
u ~ St.zss. - D.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-06-30

Loekhart. Texas. Oes- -. IssS
Nests RAEs NetirIns Co.,
Parts. -snr.
Dsar SUss->dIp - As son ~ Possi>
BE gross G=oEes T4zeelsss ChIu fsns..
Ny Customers want Groves TEstSless
Chill foEbe AMI vi zss have Aay other
In our experiences Of ovsr - wars IN
the Grug hzness. re have azvsr SD
! mecHins ~hEk ave zEch univ~
sal -s'e.tctsa1- Yours KssP't.
j. ; ksogR 60
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Having foruea n rar.rsr,Aip
9th Mr. L r Jsnes. u B4t<suIE..
Mss. ~ = iass effect August 1.
1897, l respectfully rsis-st 81
parties isf-e.ei 90 the ed srm ef
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-06-30
HulIl'y LrlIca saIV.

The best Salse II the World FOE Cuts.
Bruises Sorss. Cbcer. Salt Rh~um.
Fever Sores. Tsetsr. Chapp~d Hands.
ChlhLkiu rs Germs. and ali sxia erup-
tins ara posItissly cures plss or M
pay II Is guaranteed % give perfect
satisfaction OK ncrsy rsf-nSef- Prize
sSs per boz Fer sale by Chamber.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-06-30

Rev. W B Murrah OF Whitworth
College. addressed the 7 u @ A
Of the UnrverHsv. ut the Assao-
dist church Sunday night