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The record-union., 1893-06-10
HAS A HISTORY
The Building Wherein Jim Fiske Once
Had Bank.

Captain F. w. Fratt is about to con-
struct new and handsome iron frame
awning about the building on the north
east corner ofThird and streets This re-
calls the fact that the building is one of
the early landmarks of the city.
1t was there that Jim Fiske, the
broker, whom Stokes killed in New
York, had bank in pioneer days, and it
was there also that Colonel Andrews had
his jewelry store. The building was TO
have been rallied off for SOS, 900, and after
nearly all the tickets had been sold a me-
chanic's lien was filed against the struct-
ure, and the rattle did not take place.
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Inat--Ip11un.

STRAYED-TO 22O1 0 sTREET, A SMALL
- red heifer. Owner may have same b.
proving property and paying charges. IT.
STRANED-FROM THE u. s. LAUNDRY,
- sorrei mare; barb-wire cut on hind Ieg:
white star in forehead. Finder return the
same to U. 5. Laundry, Fourteenth, d and +,
streets, and receive reward. ieIO-3ts
I OSr OR STRAIED FROM 1881 0
IL street-A small, red COW. Finder will be
rewarded by returning it 10 above address.
StTRAYED-FROM LOT ON p STREET,
- between Twenty-secOnd and Twenty-thlrd,
one hight bay mare with black colt. The
Under will please return to 22OI street and
receive reward. tc5-Gts
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The Argentine's New Cabinet.

BUENos AYREs, June 8.-A Ministry
has been appointed to take the place of
the Cabinet that resigned yesterday, as
follows: Interior, Escalante; Finance,
Avellameda; War, Viejobueni Justice,
AlcOrta; Foreign Affairs, Cane.
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business QJbn1trra.

I WILL PAY A FEW LADIES 4 SALARY
l OF $40 FER week to work for me in their To-
catity at home; light work; good pay for part
time. Write, with stamp. MRS. r. f. BAS-
SEIT, suite 9O4, Marshall Field Building,
Chicago. ie6-Iy
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Roses are good travellers. They can be
carried almost any reasonable distance at
any season of the year with the certainty
of arriving in good condition.
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ITO LET, UNFURNISHED-A HAND
/ some parlOr suite and kitchen. Inquire
at 9161a Seventh street, between and j.
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ITO LET-FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE
i or EN- suite. Apply at GOLDEN STATE
HOTEL, 91S X street.
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LNIKST-CLASS JAPANESE COOK WANTS
I a situation in private family or boarding.
house. Address 3. ), ST. Sixth street, CITY,
ie5-l W#
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XETANTED-BY A COMPETENT MUIR
w seryman, situation TO take charge OF q
ruit ranch. Address L. ., TINS office.
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WANTED - AN INTELLIGENT MAN
w who can explain PLAN business propo-
sIuon; none other need apply. IMPERIAL
w AILA CONTAIN \ INsLMLIic. huIIAinm-
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w ANTED-AIEN FOR FARMS. VINE
w yards, diaries ana all Kinds Of labor;
women ana girls for cooking and general
housewOrk; plenty OF work for desirable help.
Apply at EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth
street, X ana L.
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ITO RENT-15 ACRES OF RICH BOTTOM
/ land, suitable for potatoes and vegetables;
summer and fall crops; plOws, harr0Ws, cabin,
stable room; SIX acres plowed. Inquire i'm
mediately Of JAMES HOLLAND. 1901 G
street. my272wt
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TENO LET-A FINE, LARGE STORE AT
| 415 X street. Inquire OF 7. 5. LA WSUN,
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HELP WANTED. AGENTS PAID A
IL good commission, and $4,000 divided
among them next winter. Special attractions
10 oe pushed this year for which we want the
services Of best agents everywhere THE
CURTIS PUBLISHING CO.. Room 80, Chron-
lCle Building San Francisco
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@ut1tEn.

WANTED "A RELIABLE BUSINESS
w man for steady position; good salary
assured. Address }. A. BONNET, Stockton,
Cal. JeJ-Jta
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JAPANESE BOY WANTS SITUATION
- 10 40 TirSt-class cooking; city or country.
Address u. o., NO3 u St. SacramentO ie-q-.tia
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WYE OFFER TO GENERAL. AGENTS
w and canvassers exclusive territory, free
newspaper advertising, q chance TO deliver
goods before paying for them, immense profits
snd permanent business. Address CON-
SOL1DATED. Lynn. Mass. IT'S
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NO LET-716 TWELFTH STREET. APP
L ply to FABIAN BROS, Ninth and
Streets agents.
The record-union., 1893-06-10

TTlO RENT - THREE OR FOUR NICE.
/ pleasant rooms, furnished for light house
keeping. 1925, cor. Second ana + sts. jeU-6t*
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no IET-THREE NICE COTTAGES, NOS.
| 24Uo new, 241G ana 2l2G 2 street; to
8 rooms; hot ana cold water, bath and pam
try. Apply at 24O6 street. jeJ-1wf
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LlRUIT FARM TO LET-A 2OO-ACRE
L farm will he leased for a term of years TO u
practical farmer ON easy terms Ou the place
there is small orchard ana vineyard. Good
land for fruit or grain or dairyinE. Plenty Of
water for irrigation. Good pastuUuge Apply
to or address, j. f. MADDEN, Newcastle,
Placer County, California. je7-Iw*
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On let or 32cut.

WE HAVE FOR TRENT THAT NICE
" cottage situate 1920 l street, containing
rooms, bath, gas, hot and cold water. etc;
basement finished. Nice lawn in front;
good barn. This is one of the most con yeui-
emily located cottages in Sacramento. JAMES
+. MILLS, agent, 3G1 J street,
ITO LET-NEATLY FURNISHED HOUSE
L Of . rooms and bath, 2JlO NJ street; rel
erences required. Apply on premises.
IN--nt.
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Jnr &ntr.

ETOR SALE-FOUR ACRE TRACTS, FIVE
IL minutes walk from electric cars on ensy
terms. JAMES e. MILLS, 3OI street.
ielL-l W
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E7OR RENT-DURING THE MONTHS OF
Il July, August and September or term to
suit tenant, furnished house in san Francisco:
i rooms and bath; large garden; nrst-c.dss
condition; good, central location; $lOO per
month. Address l.. J.. SOLOMONS, sos Cali
!Ornia street. san Francisco. le,,-6t*
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General 3tuttrFG.

SPIRITUAL SERVICES SUNDAY -;45.
~ Floneer Hall, Seventh street. by Mr.. and
- -Lls. Ferklns lately from the East. and in
HoISsu oy leading Eastern Spirituaiist char
ocIeu societies as genuine mediums Tor private
e aau puphc work. Come early 10 OBTAIN
faGl-s
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n QllCE TO ALI. PEOPLE-I WILL NOT
- ~ " responsible for any debts or contracts
Intue oy any person whomsocyer but myself
esooro,,,o,,.. DIR. j. 5. COOK
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TOR SALE-DOMESTIC, NEW HOME.
4 " hite, Standard, singer, Wheeler & VIII
son sewing machines, new and secondhand
from SO upward. A j. POMMER, corner
Ninth and streets.
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y APPl5 ~ IO@L LEHIII aIIetJ
NOR SALE-A NICE LOT, 4Ox16O FEET,
j. for $500, on easy terms. Let me show 1t;
you may see a bargain Inquire at BIZ
street jeS-Gtf
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

The above 10 offered by II A
Dean. Principal of Iuka Normal
Institute, Iuks, Miss.
The contest; A pupil of Iuks
Normal Institute, in either the
preparatory, teachers or sclen
tifc department, school yea,
1898 "a. against a pupil of quail
grade of the State Cnnersity,
oxford, Miss 4. Mississippi Col
lege, Clinton, Miss. Peabody
Normal, Nashville. Tenn, or an,
other college or University. no,
taught by Normalites. within
three hundred niles of lnka,
Mss, The luks pupil to show
by examination the ability TO
teach his or her competitor six
months on college time for mas
tering the subjecta
For printed conditions write
TO ii A Dean.
We the undersigned busiuess
me2 Of Iuks. Miss guarantee
the payment of the above prix.
on any condition agreed TO BY
u A Dean.
See Bradsireet's or Dunn's
Reports.
+ ) Gambler, Sr-, Y r McKin.
ney, CT Hyatt. q Z uammerly.
Watson 4 Son.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07
Pubic Notice.

At . meeting Of the tent hold
ers of the Water Valley camp
ground the following resolu-
tions and preamble were passed:
Whereas the establishment OF
this camp ground and the cree
ton Of property thereon, was
done for the exclusive purpose
Of religious worship, and be
;ieying as ve do that any other
use OF the same Is improper. be
it therefore
Resolved, That hereafter no
public gatherings upon the
camp ground. other than for re-
iigious worship will be tolerated
or allowed. Hoonlight pic nic's
or other meetings for amuse
ment are especially forbidden.
All yioIators Of these resolu
tons, and any injury done TO
the property on these grounds
will be prosecuted TO the full
extent Of the lax. That the pa
pers Of lafayette and Ysllobu-
sha counties be requested to
publish these resolutions.
j w PRICE,
Chairman.
HK MARTIN
Secretary.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

ED EaGLE-Permit me, to use
tue columns Of your saluable
paper to plead with those whose
business it is to look after the
interests OF our classic ciiyr IN
do something to improve our
Old Cemetery tits really y
disgrace TO our Otherwise we'll
Kept town. Many Of our ci,i.
zens have loved ones buried
'neir aud would beau,ify their
'ots but for the fact that the
yard Is in such terribly delapi
dated condition. Then too. the
colored people are encroaching
into the part always heretofore
claimed by the whites. Would
suggest that there be = division
fence put up-a wire fence
You'd do very well. such an
arrangement, would suit both
Fhite aud colored. II isa dis.
grace to our town for the dear
"old Cemetery" to remain in
such a delapidated condition.
strangers are surprised at i'll
We cannot male I, a Mouut Au
burn. Laurel Hill or Elmwood.
Dat We ought at least to do a.
well as Water Valley and other
neighboring towns. Ladies' OF
Oxford would, feel sure lend
q helping hand for the good
work by getting up a supper or
some entertainment TO raise
money for the purpose. Please
look to this great and cr,ing
grievance, the condition of the
"Old Cemetery
Public Good.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07
New Try This.

It ~ill cost you nothing and -in
surely do you good. if you have a
cough, cold. OF any trouble with
throat, chest or lungs. DR. Kings
New Discovery for eOn,umpt ption,
c"ughs and colds l. guaranteed to
give relisf. or money will 10 paid
back Sufferers from La G,ir pc
found il jnst tie thing aud under
Il use bad . spe~dE aud perfect
recovery. Try a sample bottle at
our expense ana learn for yourself
just how good a thing it l.. Trial
bottle free at ] I Chambers drug
a. re Large size J0- afl 81.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

The success Of Mrs. Annie "
Beam, OF McKeesport, Pennsyl
sania. in the treatment of dizr
rhoea in her children will un-
doub:edly be of interest To
many mothers. She says: II
spent several weeks in Jonstown
Pa after the great food, ON &c
count of my husband being en-
ployed there. We had several
children with us, two of whom
took the darrhoea very badly
l got same Of Chzmberlains col
ic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rene
dy from Rev. Mr. Chadman. Ii
cured both Of them. I knew of
several other cases where II vas
equally successfully ] think il
cannot be exceiled aud cheer
fully recommend It." g and 80
cent bottles for sale by w b Nc
Even.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07
FOR SAIEi

Nv residence viih all eouve
aience, three rooms, ball. ki,ehe n
cellar, cut house, tso s1stern- aud
tso large stables. Also. nv ol.
place. With All improvements, with
Abou. seven acres OF land. In
quire Of Mr.. Abs Brrnner.
wm. Freudenburs.
Oxford. Miss.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

Inc young ladies' of College
h'il and vicinity will give an en-
'et,a'nmeat and supper at the
college building on the nigh, Of
the l5tb inst, for the benei, of
the school.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07
Warren Institute,
OXFORD. MISS.

The srercis-s OF this school will h.
resumed on sept. 6. ls9s. by the pFin.
ipsl unas.iss.'a. the pamb-r of pupil.
being hunted 10 twentv-dve. IN. ieas,
,hsrS- for uhieh -ill be 81. and the
sr~ats-<t SIS usnath. in Literary ,urse.
sscor,iing ,o grade. Preference given
10 Int rmesii.s- AMI Collegiate over
Primary papils and no pnpil desired fos
Ices than t.,rn OF eve months Appli.
c.tian can be maas - the Princtp~i ~.
Ter Aug. ! Al orfort.
Z. A. LAscAsrss. PSineipai.
Otfoss.. Niss
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

We copy and enlarge old pic
lures as good as new. Crsyoi Q
cheap as anywherein the world
Bell & France.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

Nr. Z @ Foster is at home
asnn after a Ave months 30
Journ at Robinson, Texas. Mr.
Foster says he is content, taking
all things into consideration to
remain In old Sissis sippi.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07
Specimen Cases

s Fl Clifford, New Csssel, Wis.
was troubled With neuralgia Ano
rh.umati m. hi. stomach xas d, .
'rderea. hi, liver vas affected 10
an alarming degree, appttite fell
sway, and wxs terribly rsGuc-d u
flesh and strength. Three bottle
Il Electric Bi,t.rs cured him.
Elvara SheI psrd. Harm burg.
III. hal q rnnniug sore on biz J. 9
4 eight y.Ars' standing. U-ed
three Lot;lrs Of Electric Bitter.
aud seven boxes OF Baeklens Arn'
"a Salve aud bis leg i sound and
sell. John Speaker. CatAwhs, D,
.'ad hv, large f.ver sores en- hi,
| &, doctors said he vas incurable.
pne bottle Electric Bitters and on.
b,x Bucslen's ArnicAn salv- cared
nim entirely. Sold by J I Chan
Hers drug store 5
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07
Ezcf,a'y Lrs,ri Si,J,.

The best s&Ive in the World for Gu, ,
Rruises> Sors-. Ulrerss Sal. Rh~ur
Fever ssr~-. T-ss<r. ckapp~i Hand,
; s-AilbtAi "a. Cora~. snd all sxia exup
;isas and positively cures pil.s OF n
pay. II Is gnarzHte>d d 10 give p~rfecs
sstisfae'ion or noosy refunded Psies
.Se per bex- For sale by J r chAn.il.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

&C e. &. Certain Chill Cure
b pleasant to take ard harm
Ess- Chttdren like 10. Gaar-
s1tced To cure Chile and
geyrr. LAr-r Bottles - cents
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

There was a good attendance
at the mems meeting at the
Methodist church last Monday
aight. A great deal of interest
vas manifested. Brother vers
you therei Come next Mon
day night aud bring some one
with you. Those who were
present enjoyed the meeting
very much. Services begin on
Monday night at 5 o'clock.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

A certificate of lodging ior
four persons in a room az tue
Harvey Hotel for ten days stay
ut the Worlds Fair will be soid
hy the purchaser, who is not go
ing, at 20 percent Cd. For iar-
ther information inquire Mt TINS
once. August %, 1898.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

The Honorable Board of Su
pervisors are wrestling With the
county affairs this week.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

DR.. Tichero-s Antiseptic 10
placed squarely on its own mer
It's, asking no fsvors, fearing no
competitors aud courting y fair
trial. Price 80 cents at w b
McEweus.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

Mr. Thomas Bate, editor Of
the .l;raphic,' Texerkana, Ark.
has found what he believes to
he the best remedy in existence
for the fiux. His experience is
we'll worth remembering. He
SAYS: Last summer bad a
very severe attack Of fiux- /
;ried almost every known RENE
dy. none giving relief. Cham.
berlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy was recon-
mended to me. 1 purchased a
hotlle and received almost im>
mediate relief. / continued to
nse the medicine and was en-
tirely cured. I take pleasure in
r commencing this remedy TO
any person suffering with such
a disease, as in my opinion 1t Is
the best medicine 10 existence" ("
25 and 30 cent bottles for sale
by " b McEwen.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

For RENT-A five room cot
tage on South University street
at IS 90 per month. For further
information apply at this Office
Mrs. J G. Ritz.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

Mrs " @ Torrey and Master
James Baird, returned from the
Fair a few days ago.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07
sstray Rotice.

Taken mp by w W Kimblc, :
miles south west of oxford. one
bay horse with 3 white feet,
white spot in forehead Badl,
halter burned. Sore back.
or : years old. Valued nj 500 .Ot
The owner will please com.
prove property, pay charges ant
take the came.
W. Y. Turner, Earger.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

Children like to take % &. &.
Z. Certain Chill Care" tire
pleasant and guaranteed cure
for Fever. AEue aud Malaria
Better than Quininc. Price
SO cts.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

Revs. G W Gardner, W ] Har-
gis and Rev. Mr. Brown. Prof
Z VI Leavell, Judge b T Kim.
brougu and Mr.. J F Jackson at
ended the meeting of the Ok
ford Baptist Association which
meets at CORTLAND today.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

Mrs " p Wilkins has had an
attack Of fever the past week
but is reported better.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

FOR RENT-A comfortable
residence of six rooms, good
water, in good repai. aud con
venient TO business at Sic per
month. Apply 20 DR.. B " Col
ier.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

Ifyour horse or mule has Fis
tula or Foot Evil use DR.. Tiehe
nor's Autiseptic. 1t will cure 1t.
Eold bv W B McEven.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

b, Bell & France have opened
their gallery again for the win.
yer. We solicit the trade from
everybody that wants frs, ,la..
pictures made.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

Mrs. Seabrook, of Grand
Junction is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Dave Archibald, of our
city.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

We understand that DIR. Col
lier is resting easier. and his
general condition improved.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

DIR. Marshall and family have
removed from South street to
the Faison residence in North
Oxford.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

Water Valley. Miss Dec. 5. 3:
i used DIR Tichenors Anti
septic on q sprained ankle and
found it an excellent remedy.
w + She finer, Agt. G x Is.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

Mr. Tom word Is reported
mite sick the past few days.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

Mr. Edgar Anderson is con
fined at tue City Hotel with
slow fever.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

Warren Institute opened Tues
day with q fall attendance OF pu
pills, even more than the limit oil
the Principal.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

Miss Katie Lee Maynard, ol
Aberdeen, 10 visiting Miss jamie
Roberts
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

Bell & France will give you
as good a Photo as you can ge'
most anywhere.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

The infant child of VT. and
ard Mre- John Sepp died Satur
day and was inferred Sunday
evening.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

Miss Chiles, of Memphis. is
the guest of Mrs. A w Mitchell
on Depot street.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

There will be preaching rin n.
b"ptist church next Snnd' :
morning by the pastor who will
return from the Association in
TINE to Oil his pulpit. "
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

Mr.. G. w Bufflloe and wife,
Meesrs. W B NcEwen, W b
McMahon and others, left Tues
DAY night for the Worlds Fair.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

Go to Buffaloe's for 6ne Ba
ker's Bread and Rolls fresh ev
cry day. 50 4
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

Try those Fresh Rolls, bake .
fresh every day q. Buffaloes.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

Mrs. s e Givhan is quite sick
at her home on South Universi
ty street.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

Miss Josie Andrews has ac
cepted a position in the Univer,
slty at Bailey Springs, Ala, and
will leave in a few days for her
post Of duty. lie good wishes
CT her many friends attend her
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

The county Board of law ma
ters IA in session this week.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

Supervisor Browning OF Beat
4, called to see us during hts
stay in the city, and reports dry
times in his section.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

Our merchants who expect to
cell goods this fall should has
ten to tell the people through
the EAGLE where to get bar
gains.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

III you don't believe we do
nice Job work give usa trial
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

.on,i mr. and Mrs. BEN Price. ac.
uompao'ed w" by Misses Kate Ed.
=, ua,pna'on, '' Minnie Clopton and
e. = nh y. pelrie left Monday hight
Tor the Worlds Fair
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

With the exception OF q few
cases Of fever incident to the
season, Oxford will rank with
any town in the State in point
OF health.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

The removal Of the cotton
crop will put money in circula
ton.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

DR.. Iichenor's Antisept;c Is
no longer on trial. 1t has prov
en- i.s' aerits and stands today
without an equal.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

Go to Bufaloe's for Cream
Ertad
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07
One Dollar
Hour -

Is easily carried by any ne % either sex
N any part % the country. ~h0 "A -h
.las to woxk indus,riou-i, Al the sm--
ployment which are furnish The Ahcr
. light ani pleasant. AMI yoa run NO
risk whatever. We st You cut con pl~te
20 that you c n give the b bisiaess TAI
al without errsEse ,S yuarssH. Fer
those ~il,in.s 20 do httls woFk. this 10
the xraaAest of~r usAde. Yea can ~ork
all day 90 IA the evening caiy. IL yoa
ale esaPaorsd. and hass p tsw hours ~
vear atspc~al. atflize them sa4 adj TO
yoar incoms.--onr basin~ss sill not in
terfers AZ all Yoa ~ii BE- msrra on
the star, Al ths rspiiisy and case BY
-hieh yoa Anass dollAr upoa dollar dry
u Aaa day oct Es.a hs-ianers are
saccss~ful frosn the n-t hoar, Asy
oae can run the ba-ines<-aous fail !,
raa should -ry nothing else until yoss
sss fol yourself wL2t yoa can do Al the
business which we ODER. Women are
grand workers.. nowadays they make
as much as men, They should ty
this business As /. Ia 20 cell adapted 10
them. Write ~ once and see for yoar~
self. Address II. HAliet 4 Co..
Box $50. Portland. Ne
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07
FOE SALE.

sI.O00 Cash, or sl.2O0 oLe-
half cash and balance in IL
months. will buy the Sears
place In South Oxford
April ~, '93 q. II. KEYS, Agt.
Rev. y. &. igtenrrf, New
York. writes: " 4 cora on the
zoe IL n thorn Ira the ficsh.
" iich "a. T.. q. Certain Cora
Cure riost mcrcifuily re-
moyrs.-
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

oxford has dust TO spare, but
II is not gold dust.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07
LOCAL ITEMS.

Rain 10 badly needed in this
secion.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

ufyour appetite sgone nosh-
Ing will restore 10 moro quick
~ thnn &C. e.. &. Cersain Chill
Cure the great Toaic and
guaranteed Care for Chills
and Fever. Price 50 ccnis.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07
For Rent, Sale or leass

On easy terms 8 good farms
situated IN Lafayette county,
Miss, containing 30, 500 and 40
acres. Address or apply to
FM PettIs,
Aug o4-4 College Hill. Miss.
Oxford eagle., 1893-09-07

Try q sample lot of our No. /
statements.