davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-18
T-E PRETTY MAN
Ne >sv-- Par Bal as< Lot. the Girls
Rev Bws .sme LIZ. HRn

ue >sv-- FhzFs Bal asa L~t. the Gzrss
Rev. Bxs .~ms Lks HRn
Hxve - .-e- 49, q p-v-sr -anz
% eou-S voz rave. fer tser are % -
Ec. vita ever ezv
II. = sooc-looxir- but net hz-5-
so1e-he = pretty HIS hands ar
shi-- and LIS eozPlexioz has E1c5 G.
IL delicate colo-1zx C . xs On.
las = sz-r-6 szSr5<lo1 that Il wezr
STAYS Cor -S--- : as5zcess abozt his
1xu-- vhsea Co.'s Tot b>loz< 70 thz- ef
t5e <EerzEe robust RAJ
He has never plzre6 baseball o. foot
ball II his life AID spesxx Ct those
sports a. brutal and --czrx-roc.-
Y Re ventures as trz1 a-z.o-y = q
bat L = a. Ekely a. ros ttzt Ne occz-
raes -izse1 with tie steering vrLe
so-- 6 nore masculine. Of TIE ether
@x perhaps. Pies TIE sczu.
He = glye1 20 singing Hls .rgrs
vo5o. Is III alto CT -hsa ssno-. rhle Il.
ordinary speaking voice g a kind ss
r-e6y treble
fe, ke 8 tsvs-1re -Irh tce L.Se-
vita elderly ladies' that a.
knowledge q TIE feminine fzsnscn< ).
extensive and he l. tood Of Soex,
EVER body e1% vcr6>~ wiz he wa
not bc-r = wozan- And q rather
nervoGS Ez1y-pERiny woman =.
thzt-Boz-on Glcoe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-18

eity-6re6 su-yex--ok eAE - naE .
zl< z-S~s the prairie bT ke->e1
WAY. sh> zzt tail eaozxA 20 Sc ever
tse hlae s.ez n the s=1&loes ul1w.
AID .Ae 6zsb>6 away
At TIE rzccA cay - 1~-gs-er>1
s~o1Sk-eo~x syr~z-6 Ne-e h1c -ce
coz>, Czz zsAe6 u tie bose &n6
GRABBED . haze1zl - zx.ca>< AID .
blknket t-ez sple that wn a-z-g On
The porch THs sAe clPpec = lie
wz.e-l-x --u1r1 a. Sc eew kv. tie.
she Szzp~t O Bret 2<zz. With the
drying btxzke- orfo-~ a>r
TIE E-tr Ezschi>f AS S11e 6own
n tkz. rzvz1~ w5~-v We scz16 the rzr
hts ses- az6 Z - wIn5 changes ere
z-oz % - so--Awes: w- are eoo0>G
vas her &C. th1zrSt Is So eng her
Ae-ls Il B---s s.ezzzzE xs6es
>z-e -aozg% - sae reared tie esrk
- the -zElze- she Szv . heS1 camp
e1-x czrA AID . little ri c2zc Can
b--s7F AID eTSz- - th- -eeP b&zS
Cap sid - TIE rozz6 Az gathered 10
-xat<n>< -x- = Se- E=S Il -
too late = -6e .-0z fse S-. wrs a.
he s---r-a l>- he- kss ss-1cx B-rf .
stszg-x hlow 60 k7ze 2 70 49,
she cred AID he s1c-=Hg zrs-srg
Sd s~t1-. rh- sA=@& Rzw hos zpon
then
Cas- s=-zck matches a-S tk-e- -h>z
into Ire rz-re II S- >s,ee - AZ
RAJ ever TIE hazk toward TIE creek
Drwr c~e- .5e bot .=5cz ka16x xat
see- hEs-c-z< al -A< enid Il h>- Ans
sc--zzzr = pa Gag c--P& e-z-r-ny
th- w-s blzzkes VITA he- Th~ 07e0z-
Enx .zzes s-.v- 20 t1@ e6r- q tse ~
Va zz6 hzzCLv Hck=e - Tie ITS ..
cry 1<. -A T-r 1<-& Caps hx-
az6 nearly cooked - lace So cczit
barely see7 tie frantic ctzE z16c- -A-
SZ~zxr- EaS eozk z0t ave he-~1L
Tae -o@- ao6 e-seke e>6 .-x -
vz-r tse e-->< -s~ Ar cooAec E--e,
I'D , czz~ u,coz~ra1Ssse.x
-JzS- ~ 6zSx v- .ezzz t<z -
zez kzE a. -zk-r 10 e-6g- road r-u
zl-s z-0z-G bz- Bret a7S Cap had
xo1- -<1- GowE e~e- ..e rocky sIIl
ard aG-oss n. s-->aA cs-~--ozs =
<1-6 az th- p-0c~- pace cozs1v dan
E-rOus tae--- bat 10y I'D dared a1>
-u
Ee--v .o5 hs Yea rice -<A. i-tc
IL avs q h-l l. IT, htze ss<z zl1aS
~ e--E z,S hs8 20 rss-~z. II Ia
=&2-z had exhausted ta-7S-r-. q,
10 w1se-x ex-
We EoErS Bret S-x- Re saE s-u--
BED n = cog 5c-r --ux-- - leg AID
65e6 Il re S-e As~-A ~2-re GO fear
a~tzI hSz-s - s7zs6 Gag n-1z<a
IL x.-a-r-s <oc= TIE cT-x Ct tae
I Gala Eso>6 - 20 s~r TIE vet
hls7<st had xav-e S--ie 5z- poo- Cas-
~ 1-a-iv dead 50 1a6 Ao~- az -
v-lo- - Her sNc- -a bz<-e-i
az 49, eve- s-o-ez sat. The w.ss.
20 se- ze- rAo- "a. r----euav
rzz-eo x,< 80 s1-. r-z-fy barred -
"a. waac--z< . E--s. 4 80
zIcc and -5-z H-z- n-hezs6 b-r
p = h= AZ. 81. 7z- h>r ss-e--c II
lie kxs6s zbozr KS .>cx Ae6 SAID 500.
ro--Ilr Il ID Id mother zzrA
Tc - 6--z.
Taz1x God yoz ~ r0z- dexr. Gv-
NJ Little ez H-z-- --pli>1 -ss
-zr~ t-76e1-<S as 5e drew - 60
S.z--6 .sce close % rs IcEs-x bart
Il AS q BATS C &-- bat :;
b1r1>S lots CT 6-1=s cot Ct several
aztz--S al hIz-e6 ! .&5. Az5 s-rs
vay to- tzo e -as e~s- P~c7s eve-
E1=~ - r-e@S
-T- cocci15-6 UrcIe ZA.h i
ssa4 A~avs uzSss that <1owzz< how
- E2loP EG = -he . v~-T
S@s1-@b3e seooz-hsaze-- svez z rot
areS-zzg 70 . Ezgsss D~t5oa-
Wasr--- S
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-18

!. DESTROYS rAe 6-llcz-e se1s-i-s1ess 70
Tie bf zaRa Il zos- G=sS-zobe II Ez1-
i-S . bo-~ D. Eiteas1- szyS ia
sor~< ygTlz<a i1z1 HGS Is bad bed
Il IT a c5~cx--z ~ c4170c tA-0= as
w.<rt r-so kS col1z-. AID - h11de->d
1-oz ETzz< hs eccv tat position
wsck : zos- zz.z-zl and .@ec1re
De -o-< &C - speak o< tae cs1-eGuezt
s--zz q rs Iz< and muscles a7c
~ ezv ezz~e6 bv tie e~o1sr-zl7-1
pos-lo1 ct ta- s>z6 Whereby tie
5~--Arrrr z-e e1-rz-Arloz AZ sF-cse-
sz6 - ho-@ maze restless n--As-e
AID znca-to--z5- he szrS The
caecx-z z@c-s ~u7c~@sE7g torture
u1cc -ke ANA = 27oss>r wsr- By
hol6z- ~ head ugvSrds = Puts tns
muscles cf The recx O. a constant
s -e>T r-coz. painfully u7>asF
asc IT'D u re ho-e ez---- b~.r -
- rests -. -e5x.t q LIS lead upoa
To- -l and hs mouth /. vo>--s
szrsen>G TsEs he ozly exchanges ore
.o-zezs t-- z10th>- To sz- - L q
vore The c.ecx-ez t-ssezs a ae-ses
s--rza s-zn c. disease x-~9- hz
L pan s---x xs1 z--es hs Eczfe.
40 s-cts Ia rs=oe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-18

We sat for AZ hour o. more o. the
east hank ot the B>averxI1 ~ Rock
la,d- and watched the trozf Of that Gel
ebr.ted river passing ovs- the dam.
Which = nearly three feet hixa with
soozt = tocr-iceh volE1e ot water
pouring orcv - Tie trout 7r~~S =
SEE t-Uz ter 20 eighteen Tnch-x n-c
1z-1-- TIE tz. We s1- there n Least
r~.-fr managed 70 e. y In -Gnv
Instance e-s- xrr<7pt tA-,e6 swi-x.
h0-eve-. ro-e 20 Ar apparent want q
judgment OF perhaps Of experience
thz1 t-oz lack q pay.ie.l ability Il
tx ts1 70 accomplish tie feat -ns
MALE tsh- ~ = rle- falling 20 rt
over N the t-t Effort BIT few Of -.
larger 4. made clean Jump into tie
s-octh water above TIE zp-or q u.
c2-. Eos. ct th<E passed p<rp<rd5-u-
l2-ly up the falling waters and With
apparent eae- Tnee tsh -er. e.
ablec 70 swim straight up this down
Pozr q the ~ste-z ~ the great uusz-
LIZ power th.E poesesse6 tier. was 70
trek 70 se-gh- Of hand abour --s-
Was pz-e s-rers-h of BODY. whiea :
eT1deurly ee1sere6 IN TIE pecrzcle O.
tai and the tai e. Taey ae--auy
sealed rhe-- BODIES - this co-1-.-
lively : Ea>s Ct water Tie 9ser
naturally Arises II q te1-i,eh trout
ea1 swi= Up s7ch tz-- ~hzr 10
capacity Of q salmon Of <orry inches
E-der similar coz6-orx--ADe-e-
Angler
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-18
GUILE WEED.



The Sarxzsso "a OF eostfnz masses
Of gulf weed IN -id-AtlsntSc which In
p~S~d the ships Of Colzzbus . Z
6r-d vez- ago has beea the subject o
careful s-udv b. Dr. ErEzEe- ter
nan -.r-oxrzphe-. who taxes . on
t--~ut view Of It's origin from that con
ur-lr ACCENTED He shows 20 negr
with that the d~z = mach ex
.easfve thar Humboldt szPpred The
middle or thickest part = elEPt1-ai Il
f1-l th- g-~a. AXIS lying along ~
t-ouic Of cancer. and the tocs ~ forty
ave degrees AID se~ertT degrees wes'
foz-ruie A-oz1d this are o ex-
te1sfve bat thinner aeea@1lztions o
the weed which -1rv with The prevail
ing winds
The <ulf weed tfscus natazsA- which,
with is little round Berries = not
unlike ne ustlete In form but Of q
h-yzzSa--eI1o- coIo-. has beer thought
- have .o~. les property Of roofing o1
rocks ard n have acquired TIE power
Of Iivf-< aHoa- IL has -en been
suggested that -he - marks the ste
q. -b-e-->6 eonti7cn- apparently
to lost Atlantis Dr. ErzEzei holds
hat The -e~d has simply been d-Ifsea
NJ % is p-~s~zt position By the Gall
stream ard is aEru-rts from the wes:
Indian tslz7ds and tie Eit Of Mexico
Il : now u-u~ed that The Calf stream
= ro-a sz<le arrow river Of the
ceez1 as Naa-T Po-thcailv described
r. bot consists Of nzzber q currents
10. Ozfy t-u= tie Nsxicz1 zzf h7i
the ArtEl1@S The we'd according e
D. Hz--ei wou6 take s-re~n dsrs 20
Soat n <a- no--h xs the latitude 81
am Eve AzG a half rouths
% reach the Azc--S IN the Sarzssso
ga : becomes h>zvT and SINKS, bat
the szP7lF = kept Up bv the Cali
s--~zn u. E-z-z~l = certainly
r-ht n x-i-x tie 50 suzch
-Ge- area -haa Humboldt Id and
-aAz or- xsps uszaliv portray u has
b-e- encuuz%--6 ~sze two or three
h--S--i zl~ northeast Ct Barbados;
E- -heth@r he ~->i - solely CARED
- - v-. fzd-- and the gulf i.
perhaps oP>z 60 6oubt-L016or Globe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-18
FARMING.


e>>x k~-zRs.
As The Agricultural z--zS Gs6-zlv
grow ess II PruPc--Hoa 20 Populztloz
not cay zz<- bitter r..ez - zr
Ple1 kzt zo-- t~AoAz-n-c& L al g.
7<-7-atS - L21S culture 70 o5=zt- the
pest results Ths wogi6 EzPsv smaller
Earns Wiz . L---r P-0Po-1sor q
Pc1e& --s<r roo1 TIE szelecl -
se--a- particularly 20 he scz.E nTA
~ over D co--rv re see ss-ze- who
A-- considering tn aSrisAbLirv q I'd
cr< -E-=~eives q ths larV tarz and
- as.e,cAsf z-es and exp-c-e~ Ard
6-v0zl1x L~r ene-xe. % the better
~e-lrvssasc q f. w-- ac--k
TzsHs no- n tie -.ht direction
e<Pc11r = tE- elder .16 z0-- thickv
settled --<o1s o. tie cozrrrr- In uzry
r4scs. tA-z lAEGz ha-e reached a value
where = = exr-.z>v 66rz- % zake
to staple crops PAY . n>t return Al
acre thai VII eCEzI -ae interest u7oz
To investment >7ch branches as vii
give = higher r-.r-z Al acre ar beng
Oox-d 70 szeh a. ~Er-d-5ing .oS f-z.
tz-zn1S hr7-cLzss cAE-Tu-. etc TIE
oclv rroGhle With this o-w zcv--ez-
i Ia. soz- C the zen uho - INTO =
tnIcx tzzt -he~ branches RAJ - Coz
czctec q The sane t-os6 Ines ar
s~--7-1p2cs tAz- th-E have zrr@G rtse
Exzz--7-ar q tn r1e-a farm Thf<
- E-z-e e-ro-. and Almost L-z-S
leScs 20 cszs-e-- Il ne farmer -ho<
thus changing lis P24ns cannot uxx.
practices Ahso-z tze- g h~gz a. TIA
SS-11g AID s.76v tb- Dew ax-scuE
tire which = Compensated 4 tn
PHRASE HeusTve czits-a.5oa-he had
better rE7 TIE 1zzz-zerr Of -hirr
oEer 70 : 0 -Ee 1e- --e-S-z-o-
se16 the Oldest ooF 20 Tie Erz-tz-I
coLeE- and vb>z Il ha-e -
5lE -zke IT, z@zz-N- -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-18

r. Iab~z Fisher Bzlletin ya y @.
: health erpr5e-t s.z-iol Mass
en7s<rtA s q The oP5.ioc tazr . solu-
no1 Q, s1lPaz.e Of cooper Il the gro
Po-t1o1 o : Poa-d 20 500 rIozs o.
~Sser = o-c-z-ly sac z-6 Er~ so-
sP-sy-,g t-uf trees a-c vines Ex~-
@erss n the station showed thz- -u--
s grape terrace With Al wru
q as 20 keep oS eers and rzr -A6e
: sp2ce Under the reuH AZ osxx q
oe2-- = tie midst q : desert O.
tE-g To develop TIE spores az tz-x
hey zzSs tzre -os.-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-18
LARGE GARDEN PRODUCTS

TEEEE are az Coltax Wash. Eve
savh<-i>s whose combined weigh. =
H-e~Gua-eS q Pour1
AFISrEz II Ap4lschsHeIA Fla. kzs
grown Al z-eR<e cabbage. a single
STALK With tgu wel1evelOp-d beads
Ix . Szr5@a a. Marietta Ca there s
volunteer sz-ower pant II feet 81
E2c1es above ground and 81 inches II
S-r-ztere1c%
4 HOOD beet measuring IS inches
n length "A inches II e1rrzutersree
a7e weighing 4PourGs = . curiosity
- - TS1zAzT, La
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-18

Syrup"

Boscher's German Syrup s more
successful IN the treatment Of Con-
sumption than any other remedy
prescribed It has been tried under
every variety of climate In the
bleak. bitter North, in damp New
England, IN the tickle Middle States,
In the hot, moist South-evey-
where II has been In demand by
every nationality. Ithas been en-
ployed n every stage of Consump-
ton In brief It has been used
by millions and It's the only true and
reliable Consumption Remedy. o
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-18

soo~ eo- eakaiys large p1--i1z c< sse
nc1se Esy o- composed Of r-so-.
II s1ch a bo1se = used II TIE su----
tie windows a. The ezds and tie Jo--r
-lrdow Il troct nay BE removed al
~re netting substituted For winter
The glass shouI6 DC r-tz-re6 Tn
noose not . exo<nsEve a. L appears
Arc very cheerful 20 zeoek 6rr--
winter. when Il nay b> 1eeessu y
eo-1ne tie hers for Dozthx-F~r. al
FE-es6e
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-18
FARM AND GARDEN.
LEY II YOURSELF.

rh< Cse~k E~ts .. Ed f-- H~-s>~ - u
Wwz1A - for Mem%
ov--fwh r16--G Veterinary sz--ro7s
szve s<z-S . PzP~- oo11>znTzS u<ns
-a-k-E1S xs painful % bo-ses and
p-o61--i-- Of dse2e- c@1si-g oistor-
fss- Of The w11-rpe 20 saca degree
- 20 impede resPE-zts01 TaeT men
.ro1 pz-zirSs Of TIE Ez~cles OF the
face De--1zs -poPlexv. coma and N
.zzzA-ioz As soze - the results q is
- The ovcrch>ck rem VII c1-ea
czrss kc-se 70 become k1ee-sP-znS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-18

Psns Eoszz-s Of Corneil university.
enos ~ REPEATED ezP>rn7ezt. rEa-
s-eep are the Eost rzlEsble Of dou~~
ne animal. N keeping the predicting
capacity Of the tzr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-18

Az acre Of dry eo-n fodder ~ nsuaTlv
led VIII keep COW 2boz- 100 dzvx N
acre q clover k2y about 30 czyN an
q god ensiL2g= s5ozs &c 14yH
Dsss The s1o psy7
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-18

h~st-zclFe bzt - kz n TIE sx- Ard
sTe1z< : r@1-1Sfv-. zuG -S5-a.a< 5 Isa.x
n=.- a E4a1- Hwswsr. ezs Il -~--ssabIe
VI EeE- ST. z tiers yzz-.x
sx paws trough re -x-r stse
an 1ozcs bs1@ are -A- ~tsSra-oc< az
1Ts- coIg@-- sale via TIE H.
@r. VIA a@3 Bar sl@S -zIa-iaL- ra~r-
a. E1zy oEp-z-1ts- -rerTczsress
an ca1s7E-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-18

aE JoAzzy VIA. pro
=oser Ny sca sa1 the <arhe-.
vho s.s reees-ly net S-stenz-Ey
P-ozoter Ct = wIiez. nine n prc
1ose- = 1sr vho promotes his ozr
fortune By E~trErg yoEH-N- Y.
TrbznG
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-18

" 4AAL
Es god -
% euy = 11tr-,e
Pat ~
- ~eordirion
DdE vacs 70 vi
hE.q yww
ncons s e&
|@E, % ziz
1er.zne doesn't
sEF Il
h 0T -~ty
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-18

rrwreudst r. paste approval tns Csllfornts
ifu1fi laxative remedy. syrup CT zig. IL
i peasant 20 TIE taste znc oy sctax een1J
- 49, <ssnex. liver szd bowels 60 cleanse
e. .xs.em e~rectzaHy. Is promotes TIE
healfk AID comfort CT all WAC u-s Il and
go -~fIi5or.f I. = tie best Z cnly remedy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-18

-Doly-Bken / told rv riea uueI-
tH4 Ar<rroo1 Ey w-csche6 EnanelAl
eo-1raoa ~ actually shed seaz Pen
esoP-He Sf- Dsly--Ysss bs-
szt thar va
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-18

@-< tuu Cz.zrrh $780,
Ne 60 u q b0w hnx So
80 Fp--sos q Dr. Sa<~s Csr.--s
10Y zT tS= II x eznr -
- sd P-n>z=Ey, -sT uzT voc
se ~ - &lz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-18

H-1A> = - e~ 80
e r1 Dr. F<S Gohe- y.rsr,I ~
eoF= Is = hloo6- u-g&--
Is @@@< ~.
1 1-1cL 1en1 L e--v -
- f.z- u h-z $500 -
49, tnt<zra Bls1cu- - ).
n s So.lp Ed Sc-ufu5oux
~~~, .rsy ozr Eo1sL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-18
LIGHT POULTRY HoIse

ssry th~>-fA 20 the TEA Du-snx Ia.
Cs&1 N.z<h&
Iae design q .pozrsos~ i -h-
is<0e . far a3xx &C sHe~r fz -
sozs beng <- Sect r5- z-E sr-~u
feet lo1< b: lie .---.rz.oz :
rece@T- - r. Lzsr-soz euz-
res Il = w-- =-- s
a- very rz--L g p-z-v e Exh- =
the Pozl-vE~ z-6 L. --
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-18

* CoBrES. NJ. Carrie Scott writes
II sn1 Hzlrs Cz-zrrA Cure . vzlnable rem
efx-~ Drzxxses sci L. &c
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-18

ArrR tee ~pt<kpocket has succeecec u
x~rsf-x 4. hsDt = he tzxes things e2sAy
-EtzxnEson Leader
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-18

Erzs--Ee- knr has yoSr wife kept
-.<rvanrsF- Jfgr-TS0 weeks. .oue-
tines -EErz Gazette
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-18

Frr<- Cz1cAso Grz1-~N- y
49, = - ro.F' Secoud Chicago Gfrt
--O7Iy tezporarly-r Harvard Lam
rcc-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-18

AFFLT = T@ e kE-e- criticism :.
-7@>t -ef zse rou WI tS-Te yozrse. u
cs@zA-2z : Er-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-18

Ararr h2iv hecores still f2irer ~ 1sa1'
Gs~-ns szlPhzr zap
HiITs Hair And " nfsker Dye. % ce-z
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-18

pr.rrr-rA- ~f-pztred tgestio1- weak
$500 aa1 co-usti2acca VII Be Instantly
r.E---f ~ Beecnz-s Pills 3 ceuts . box
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-18

Has Nzzafzs a very deep voscet
Eveu WY. whez that E@z sn1s "
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-18

Hrf I. truly Eood VITO desires Av.ys 70
hear the rsperltsa Of good len-Hocae
1919
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-07-07
The above drawing represents
THE SCARBOROUGH ADJUSTABLE VEHICLE SHAFTS

fully explained drawing p6
cations below.
accompanying drawings, Figure represents plain
Figure side elevation thereof Figure
longitudinal sectional
The essential superiority ordinary
adjustabiy with each other order that they
They
Notwithstanding their aiustabl and comparatively simple, mex
and easily repaired.
Referring drawings by letters, ordinary
which of draft hl0ns pvoay connected in the
being suitable adjustable clips a.
The forward portions the t irons curved nwa toward each other
the shafts
Should desired
under the end each
Of the thil-irons to brace and strengthen the
BY oosening the bolts of the clips the ends of the shafts
they adjusted they again he
idly secured by simply tightening the cbol The forward portions
adjustment permitted ooscning the clips that bind the
which latter the preferable With
will the being eight inches
the draft aud the vehicle be guided with much less eXi Than
with the ordinary form of shafts.
With their old
1t That they and durable because there no moi"
tbs which always tends to weaken the parts
They therefore much both
horse and =
do the hl irons
sufficiently elastic couneract the
4t Vehicles less to capsize because the cnd :" SS
directly animal whereby is
sliding wise and jerking the amin"
side the other
rights should address
IA SCARBOROUGH,
Wesson, Miss.
desired satisfactory references be given of responsible persons
who have tested my shafts.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-07-07
HALFWAY DOIN's.
ny IRWIN RUSSELL.

Bclubbed feIlow-trabclers- In hollln' forth to
day,
I doesn't quote no special verse for what has
to sayi.
DE sermon win I've berry short. and dis here am
dc text:
Dat halfway doin's aint no count for dis worl or
dc mex.
bis worl' dat ives a-nbbin in is like a cotton
row,
whar cherry culled gentleman hab got his line to
hoe;
And cherry time lazy Niger stops To take u nap
DE grass Keeps on a-growin' for to smudder up
his crap.
When Moses led de Jews acroSt de waters oh de
sea,
Dey had to keep agoin' jcs' as fas' as fas' could
be;
Doyou spose dat dey could cbbcr hab succeeded
In der wish.
And reached de Promised Land at last, II dey
had stopped to fish?
My frien's, dar Eas a garden once, whar Adam
libbcd wild Eve,
Wild no one round to bodder dem, no neighbors
for to thieve
And cherry day was Christmas, and dey got DER
rati0nS free,
And eberything belonged to dem except an APP
pie tree.
You all know bout de story--how de snake come
snoopn' 'roun'-
A stump-tail, rusty moccasIn, a crawln' on de
ground
How Eve and Adam etc de fruit and went and
hid der face,
Till de angel oberseer come and drove em off
- de place.
Now spose dat man and CONAN hadn't tempt
cd for to shirk,
But had gone about DER gardenin', and tended
to der work,
Dey wouldn't hab been loafn' whar dey had no
business to,
And de debbil nebber'd got chance to tell EN-
what to do.
No halfway doin's bredern! It'll nebber do.
Go at your task and finish it, and den's de time
to play
For eben II de GRAPHS good, de rainll spile de
bolls,
Unless you keeps a-pickin' in de garden oh your
SOULS
epa-plowin', and a-hoein', and scrapn oh
de rows,
Anu Nnen tie sinnln ODeT you can pay UP what
you owes;
But II you quits awOrkn' cherry time de sun is
hot,
DE Sheriff's gwine to lebby upon eberythng you's
got
whateber it's you's dribn at be shore and dribe
1t through.
And don't let muffin stop you, but do what you's
gwine to do;
For when You sees a Niger foolin', den. as
shores you're born,
You's gwne to see him comm out de small end
oh de horn.
thanks you for de tention you has glib dis after
noon
Sister Williams will Oblise us by a-raisn oh a
tune
Lsee dat brudder Johnson's about to pass aroun
de hat,
And don't let's hab no halfway don's when il
comes to dat!
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-07-07
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

PreSident-MRs. T.. =. MOUNT, Greenville.
First Vice President F. =. Clark.
shannon.
Second Vice PreSident-MRs. VI. J. QUINCHE,
oxford
Third Nice-PreSident-MR CHATTIE BEALI-
West Point.
Corresponding Secretary-MRs. A. T.. HAIR
rEI, Faycttc.
Recording Secretary Miss NJ. !. Montgomery,
Starkvilc.
TreaSurcr-MIsS ZELIE MCLNURIN, Mcri-
dian.
state OrganZcrS-MIs. VI. T.. ERWIN, Miss
BELLE kENRNEN.
state EvangcliSt-MIRs MARY MAGEE SMELL
state superintendent Of Y.'s--MIss BELLE
kEARNEN.
Assistant Superintendent of Y.'s-Mrss GRACE
A. Cox, Columbus.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-07-07

One of our Georgia correspondents
writes: 81 have been too busy fight
ing the world, the flesh and the devil
TO write up our recent State Conven-
ton. 1t was the best we have yet
held. We are growing all the time.
The Milledgeyille folks where we held
our Convention are going in for a
local option Campaign. They once
had Prohibitions Mrs. Chaplin was
with us and bright and interesting AS
ever.n
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-07-07

1t is said that there is n laboratory
at Yale College for measuring minds.
If it is carried on strictly in the inter
est of Science and they can determine
infnitesimal quantities, we refer Yale
to Bro. Bonney of the Summit Senti-
mel.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-07-07

Congressman John Dalzell, is a can
didate for the United States Senate in
in Pennsylvania. He might as well
run his head against a brick walk as
to oppose Quay in the "Keystone
State"
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-07-07

Mr.. Louis Z. Brawner, of the West
Point Leader, is responsible for the
following:
There's name that's neysr spoken.
There's heart that's almost broken,
There's a snap convention candidate fen In the
sonp that's all;
They have sent the news to Grover,
II tiekied him an over,
Andstey'se turned poor Dasid's picture TO the
nali
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-07-07

The President has signed the joint
resolution of Congress making Oct. II,
1892, the four hundredth anniversary
of the discovery America, general
holiday.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-07-07

Ed. Young, a Greenville Republi-
can, has been appointed, and has ac-
cepted deputyship under H. c. Pow
ers, collector of internal revenues for
Mississippi and Louisiana.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-07-07

Some one hit Gladstone in the eye
with n ginger snap in London the
other day. The politicians of this
country, however, still have more
cause to tear ballots than biscuits.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-07-07

Hon. Thos. III. Carter announces
that he will resign his position as sec
rotary of the Republican national
committee.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-07-07

In the United States last year there
were 1868, 1886 public school teachers
and 204. 913 liquor dealers.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-07-07

DR.. w. l.. KERN, of Holmes, is fire.
quently spoken of for Congress in his
district.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-07-07

A government of the boss, for the
boss, and by the boss, is the latest
translation.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-07-07

The cotton plant is small and back
ward for the season.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-07-07

Peoples party papers are splinging
up all over the country.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-07-07

Campaign lies are said to be numer-
Gus.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-07-07

Local option contests have been
successfully carried on of late in
Western New York.