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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-09-07
n n g s w Horio|k2@Hsstera RI.
Es1EfSyS1.ssEEEeN9

NO.2 LEAVE BRISTOL. DAl!N,
D. M, arrives Il, Pulaski 1913 y. nr:tv" f,
iadford II .10p H.. arrive koaunke l.25 =. M
arrive LynchbGr: 3,23 p III, Petersburg a;2o am.
kipi,;.lvi SIS 4. m, and Norfolk i'oo Il. H.
Pullman sleeper Bristol to Hofioik ana Lyhch-
burg to Richmond.
90 H. m N.imilcdl Stops only At Rndtori arrives
RoLh"ke lu.an p. ~ HAS fui'm"n oe.pe.
for Washington via Rnanokc She"aioaii Junction
and 4. & O. Also for New YoTl; Via Il?serstown
and Harrisburg Dining cars attached,
MOI.
100 a. m. arrives Roanoke ]" 10 p. I' l.niaS 6.o'
n M. iIrrcrs,ovn $40 p. m, rrvos Washing
ION via Il. Il q. Il. i; amp Shenadoah junction
lo:io y. ii. Through sleeper for New York
Arrive Lyucl.bury = Is u. m. arrives Petersburg
SOP n, Richmond ,.i5 p. n No T,'rqi NV p
WlNSrCN-SiLEM DlVlS0N.--Lta'e HnailoEe daily
SI5 NJ, for WinstoH-S;lcn apd intermediate
n ~, .iqily except Sunday, for Betty Baker, and
1t $50 II. m, daily for tyanh"e, and 2oop m,
daily, Tor lva,iltnc and Gnssuii.
NEW RIVER BEANCll-i-rave Radlord dai'y 9;'''
H. ,u for .:!urirll and Incahnn'ts a'a coal kc-
gion, alSofor all stations Cliuch Valley and>f"'
Louisville yia Norton.
Icuy,s Ra,lfnr1 FOR Eluricld. porah"nt'S, NenoVa
Cnlumlu,. Chicago nni all points west fuI'''sa'
;l.rr'rs ,itonsl fron.Eori"lt t" Chl'aEA VA
cLl$Cil vALi.Ey n!Yl&loN-Ae4ye Ei"eiielA dali
30 u, al tor Norton and 10 r. NJ, Tor N"r-
ton, Louii,vil% aud stations, h. X \. Ii. H. VI" Nor
DURHAM DivlSlON.--Lcavc I.ynrhhnrg lnni''n sta
,ionl / 10 ~ III. ani 30 p. III. daily for South
boston DurI.a aud al interim tinIr stations 81,
Trains from tic East arrive Bristol '.a. NJ i-o p
m, 1915 (ve.filulc linitedl II. ~, Il night:
For further ii,"i!ual4nn apply TO r. Z. wright
'''"V' .s''''''' ". Il. EHvll.I.. G. p. A.,
ncuiokp. VA
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-09-07

Bio sroSE Gar CRATE AND MANTLE 20.
Capi,al stock preferred 600.
Capital stock--eonunn- p, 'o.
President, w z. Harris; Secretary ana
Treasurer, 5 y. Dowdsn Big Stone, GAP. ~
/ Directors. ri b. DoNden.john GilleY,, y, ".
i. Goodloe, w. L. Ea.fis, L. I. Irvine, big
Stone Gap,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-09-07
mic stone Gap Companies and c"rpo-
rations.
r,n sroNs Gar IMPROVEMENT Go.
Capital stock, $3.50, 600.
Boadcd issue, H,oOo,o@.

p,,,iru Issue. TJ,uoV,uOW
oc,oo,. R. A. Ayers, President, ]. r b""''' IT,
,....prox,aept. G, H"rrmg,en' Secretary am
-,'...nrer Rig Stone Cap H. c. Ballard infus''"
'' ,',.e,or.~R. A. Ayers. j. + Rnll' jr.,d K
rass,r,, Zig Stone Cap Cha. T. ''nl'ar'' . x.s
- Jas. v. Fox. Jno. C. Haskell, New York
- r ycli~ell, sr., LeNirstou' KY; VIM Mc"c0rse
u p,i,,aclpnin: r. y. whitridse. EoS'-u.
r,ccp,ivo commit;ec--R. A. Ayers ). X. laSSaF'
~, stone Gap: las W. Fox, ino. c. Haskell New
y,,,,. II. G Mcdowell, 81. Lexington. NY.
p. s5o>se,r Axp sowsr,'s VALLEY RAILWAY 20.
Capital stock, S1oooo-
o0lcer.-E T. Ayers. President, J, h T"SEar',
,.....,,,,>ideni. ". c. Harrius'ou' Secretary and
Treasurer, Fix Stone Gap "
n,.r,ors-R. i. Ayers II. c. Mcdowell jr.' D. n.
.r...,,, rc Stone Gap; W. p. Clyde, New York. II
e Wood. Bristol, Tenn.
r,a srosr G ,r Electric IAcHr AND Fo"k" -
Capital stock, s5O,ooo
p-..,aent. Il. \. Ayers; Secretary, Jos. l.. Kelly
Treasurer, H. II lIl'ii'
p;roctor,--K j. Ayers. II H. lnlii'' IL J.. ''N'"''
c,. " r.ox,ll. H. L. Mcdowell, ir.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-09-07
POST orrISG,

ESass - tone q N 10, " "a.
j. N. GOODBYE, Postmaster
General delivery oprr. week days only. from Il. m
to S.:;Op m. Money Order Department open from S
M 10 y. M
Mail for North aud East, via. l.. 4 ", closes Is m
East - ll.lo am.
West . 90 - $50 pm.
= - South, via. S. A.. a., u o0 m
Express I'oaca for bristol, TeI.., S.l5
To nsurc promp: dispatch of mail matter it should
ne deposited in post Office letter box before the time
fur closing. rs stated above
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defendant that part of sail stock
had been issue. and delivered tor the
Railroad Company, and that the res
idue would be at once if the present
management Of the defendant was
continued, or any notice OF this suit
he given it's officers that the Com
panv is insolvent, and that It's officers
still pay themselves large salaries for
the discharge of their respective du-
ties, and that their continuance in
the management of the same will
increase It's liabilities that unless an
injunction issues restraining Them
and an order is passed appointing re-
ceivers that great and irreparable IN
jury will result to complainants who
themselves, and by others represented
by them, own onc-half Of all the
bonds and stocks issued by the de
PENDANT Company that many per-
sons claiming to be creditors Of the
Company have brought suits against
it, and that it is for the interest of
all creditors, stockholders and per
sons concerned in the property that
the Court should take all the assets
of defendant into custody, and adj
minister them as a trust fund for the
benefit Of those entitled to share
therein. The bill was sworn to, MI
mcrous exhibits were fled dul Y au-
thenticated, and several aliidavits as
to the truth Of the charges made
were present.
On these allegations Of mlsman-
agcmcnt, waste and misarrropr"tl"i!
of assets, with the charge oi irrepnr-
able damage and fear of an additions
al delivery Of stock Improperly do
mated, the injunction issued and re-
ceivers were appointed.
The answer denies that the funds
and assets Of the Company have been
wasted, misappropriated or diverted
to purposes other than those Ion
which it was nrganiZc'!. Il c!aln>
that the donations made amt the as
sistance rendered hv the eIeniant t
other enterprises was for the purpose
of increasing the value Of its property
and to carry out the object for which
it was organized, and that they were
so made with the assent of all Tie
stockholders and bondho!'lcrs, thu
colnpIainants inclu,lci 1t admits
that the Company has failed to pay
the interest due on its bonds since
''uAs = ''>'' '' -
'0' ''.a '''' '
ccs of fraud and acknowledgement, and
c'"''''' ''''' Wv WV
m nav is the result of its misfortune
~ l'"'
..to =
q'c'' We l'''','Y
Claims V'''' VIC "''''' - w." -.
'''' "'o S"''''''' ' :. -.
gwen "'o'0 '''"'' p'' '
'ieS'
l do not THINK II necessary " .'''
set lortii all INC c''''''>' ~ prone
anu ''''se' :" ''S y
hey VIII 'e III ''''''
d1SP'Seo u a. ''''' Wv
nave reached
| find that the defendant was or
ganized to purchase and sci! lands IN
Wise comfy, Virginia. amt among
other things, t" erect buildings ana
sell or lease them; TO grace ann M
prove streets to '"rnlS" saS' e'c'''' u
lights and 'water-wofks 20 ''''s''"''
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-09-07
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE s,F
TRAINS.
Sout,, Atlantic q ohio


| East bonnd--No 2 leaves Zig S,oac Gap dali,
10 :OA n M, arrives ut Bristol l5p.il No leave:
| II 10 y. ~, arrives at Bristol 4:l5p, M
! West hound.--No. leaves Bristol 40 ~ m, ar
rives at Big Stone Sap II 10 M. 10. ]; leaves
Bristol IN D. M. arrives Rig Stone Gap 6:}G y. M
Cornectini%.--Nos aand connect wiki the j.. &
y. ri Handle Tirnrll.
Schedule in efec, Sunday. June .Cti, 1892. Stand
ard tine.
L. A. pRIcHARD, Agent.
louisville & Nashville.
tCentral>iime.)
No. 81, Passenger daiIy.-Leaves Louisville $40 p
M arrives Big Stsne Gap :33 a. m.
No. 30. Passenger day.--Leaves Big Stone Dap
6 10 p n arrives at Louisville 80 AL
u. m. j. P. Moonr. Agent.
zig Stone tiapxnd PoweIi's Valley.
STANDARD tine.)
r. a. Ayers, Pres't.
J. K. TaRgart, ". PreS't.
A. 3. Eaton, Superintend'nt.
GESEgAI. OFFICES Bio STONE Gar, vs..
transfer line for freight and passenger business
between the South Atlantic & Ohio and Louisville d
Nasltvi.le Railroads and the furnaces OF The Anpa-
laclinn Steel 4 Iron Co.
Trains leave the Inermont and Central hotels "s
follows
For l. y. train, goias east. 200 a. m.
- :. west 6:l' D. m
:, $. A. 1t o. 'roi'- going south. 20 9 40 a. m
For further information regarding freight and
passenger traffic. apply To
w. G.. Harringt ton. Sec.
Ayers bni!iimg, l;lG Sr"NE Gary
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-09-07
SUGGESTIONS To TIE PUBLIC.
lErnm Il s OGiciul Gnidn.

SUGGESTIONS TO TIE PUBLIC.
From U. S. Official Guide.
l.-.Id,lrcss all mai matter egiIy and fuy. Give
number. If the Office ben small Que, add The name
Of the co,uiy.
2-lui Your name and address upon upper left
hand corner Of all natter mailed by YOU.
3.-On foreign letters always place the name OF
county IL full.
4-Do not usc thin envelopes. Stamped envelopes
the best:
5-Registcr all valuable letters.
6-Send money ly Money order
7.-Anix stamps securely on tho upper riSn'-h"i
corner.
S.--Do not tender for postage stamps morcy >" MT
tilad as 10 he uncurrent. OF than twenty-five
cents in cor;rr ckc coins.
9.-Do not ask lie postmaster or clerk TO atiX
stamps for you
1a-Do not ask credit for postage stamps or money
orders.
ll.-Do not tender checks drafts in payment fol-
money orders. or any money EXCEPT sn't WHEN Is 'e
gal tender, and National h.E~ notes.
12.-Upon corner ut envelopes supplied by notes,
direct what disposal sha! be na:'e OK letter II uii-
, ieiiTctc'i.
The Past Office Department deems it quite ;li'l"rt-
ant ,hu al the patron, "t POST Offices should supply
themselves with Monthly Postal Sa'e. II w"ild lie
- their interest and bHS;'.nNn advantage as wen ;iS
vas ~ 20 the i,-rrs, Or The postal scrV ~ si'ce
wuu,d bring ann. more accurate knos edged The re-
Guiv:meus 81 that service. would r. dute ihe a''"ul
OF mail r,nticr Improperly addressed. poorly wra c
or iisuiicieutiy stamped, and would largely GiniiiH
the number of letters and packages going 10 the Dead
Letter Office. very Respectfully,
= Il. JhssYE. Asst y. M.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-09-07

SournwEsr VIRGINIA MINERAL LAND 20:
Capital Stock, $4,000.
President, Barton Myers; Secretary ans
Treasurer, l.. II. Shields, Norfolk, Va.i zen
cral Manager, JAS. ". Gerow' Glasgow, va. a.,
Directors-Ias. ". Gcrow, Glasgow, va.
r. NJ. Hughes, David i.owenber%, barton
MYERS, l.. II. Shields, ". F. Is. Slaughter
Norfolk
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-09-07

roMhLL.s RIVER COM AND IRON Co.
Capital stock. $l20,ee0,
President, g, b. Ieisenrings Secretary ana
Treasurer, W. 9. Kent, Philadelphia.
ArpALAcHIAN STEEL AND Iron co.
Capital stock, $SOo,OO0.
President, f. j. Bird, jr., lronton, ONO;
Secretary and Treasurer, Nj. I. K'denour;
General Manager, +. J. Bird, ST., Big Stone
directors R. A. Ayers. E. J. Bird, ST.;
NJ. r. Ridenour, Big Stone Gap; :. ?. Bacon,
Cincirnati; II. ". Bates, Greenup, n.y.; =, j..
Bird, IT.. lronton, Ohio; jno, .: Haskell
New York.
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NEXT Co.
canital Stock. $500, 900.

Capital Stock, S3UN, HUG.
President, j. b. 7. Mills; Vice lres,drn',
r T. Irvine; Secretary.S. c: Perrynan, hss
Directors. Geo. f. Denuis, Rocky Mount,
Va: X. r. Irvine, [. n. Jones, s'is w. 10y ~
ell, !. b. r. Mils, BIC Stone tan; ~; .,., -
Wood, Bristol, Tenn; j. W. atcs, run ''''''
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

faithfully tor several noaths and are
thoroughly prepared a. give . splendid
exhibitioa Of tie Ssord manual and the
display wcseweets,1 the knights Il
PytniA. The fencing and ssord eHer-
cis~ Ia music - intensely interesting
and - entirely original with Mr.. Ora
Wsrd. who has had entire charge - the
drill. and 10 whoss eaergy and thorough
hess the perfection II the entertainment
10 largely due. The costumes Of black
white and gold are very handsome and
appropriate. and were designed BY Mr.
Fred A. wurzbasg. who also has the
music in charge and will direct the
orchestra
The reputation II the Schubert club
Is sufficient guarantee that their part
II the program viii he given in man
ner that viii leave nothing 10 be- desired
The club 10 ia splendid condition and
viii attract the MUSIC loving people Of
the city. A scene from Ill Troyatore.
Ia De giveo IN costume and with orches
ira accompaniment. is one IL the fes-
lures OF the program and may he ex-
pectcd 10 be a musical treat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

The election inspectors u Grand Rap
his township have been victorious Ia the
throagh the ruIretion II the old soldier
vote at the spring election Judge
Grove Terminated the ease rather alb
Euptiy yesterday morning, When the
counsel began their Arguments bsfore
the jury. the Judge Interrupted them-
lie stated the law relstiv. to the case az
u appeared to him, and directed the
Jury IA bring ia verdict ~ not guilty
The defendsts we're dis charged
Judge Groves opinion is as fol lows;
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
No,hinS Beng 1T, Uaione 20 Make
II thoroughly Enjoyable.

Tho entertainment o. 10 given AZ
Powers opera hou~s nevt Thursday and
Friday evenings viii undoubtedly rrove
ona = the -, attractions = the year
Nothing - being leit undone - mage IL
thoroughly enloyshie and the advance
safe - p, Ssts Seems g. 70 large eresuqh
already 90 Rarrant q splendid audience
frr both 0ights Seyerai 4 the military
companies and the uniformed rank u
FAMOUS examinations siil appear IN =
boag and t5ovarnnr Rieh isssaexr.ecfe,t
- he present ~ thursday evening
he - Ven-een Noueg ladies 4 the
1rI. most ~ them members =
the tniversaiist loulg Peoples a.
ciety have teen voTsinx yeyy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

Nru. vas foh1 WsDf 7r eirrt1rf "a
vru heari II sfe,f -rre ester isv f'ir
question has Teen reviewed sri co.
term n..i an.b'r f,iesticaiiv he same
rtfclH,ai ar, - Of, a rssa = hieh lu ~ ma
tsr,t fsrtsr hfer- Poem fire. sr> iaf.
~ a sse vhi.r cannot ~ 3asti~g iisn.-i
a. anr u-afarts rarfisn ~ 'rrn nns ore-
that a. inmate = 'he >oIdiess hofre 81
Fsth. in ~teufrsr -s'uuf7 boa ne STATE =
Nov N~Fk We. ~ fte INNS he -
-s-a., a. inmate. afs8 iawe,iisteiy IRE
ceding hsd been r-siaert r. gre fv
= Na~ iark Tss reg a v-'er i1 the
voting place sh>rf go - tiers sou'r
wa= situated Rss lsf a rtsr bsfh.
taf ess vcffr on the -ify q Yea y RS
taal ~ I'D ~; ~ trcvming sn Iruste
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07
letter ( ERYSPElAs
ueek CUvsssA v1ah 0lAnAalas Swell
1aG.. ncssfala. GArs 8nnnan0.
SuDssod Tsev1hAy.
An Rs0ed1n vsAl. Tysss Coe1rasa.
Elsss ApDlScAs1os 1saSsvss. OoeD-
paeeo Cuso n y Wseks.

To, ysas, 60 I 49, psssassA n ~ AasAA.
rs~a I ,e.k fssssr. TA<s 4syap<sss ssss
h ny he'd. fses. sA,s. cad ssss. NJ ssss vss.
sselfrs ssd running iron she :asAAs eAa esissds.
cred vstA glaBdsias swsltnes - serefsls.
saaes~d ssrueiy. I hssas u sss CurscrAA
Rssspus Tks Ara sppiicssAoa reia~ssd ne
very mach. ed " sAr~s ss<As ~ ears. bad. and
face vsss vsl. curccaA kBnsDsss esr~d -
wAra Al other r~m~dses fAiisd. asd ! Asa de-
sp.lred Of ever bssIS Asy better. oassss BE- With
oat them sos. and shAll rcco00esd tAsn 70 ny
saAsnns frsssds for ! do ssy tAat they are tAs
no.t pleasass aad bsss rrsasdies fof skin assaHss
1 ever ssv. nns. LIZZIE HALL
YAasasld IT,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13
g.Ii:r gEEis.

A fri .nl in need ia friend IN
deed, aud MT less than one mil
lion people have fOand just such n
friend ia Dr.. kl4gs S~s Diseos-
cry for consumption, coughs and
eolds-If you have never used thu
graf cough medicine. & trial
sill convince you that IT has son
derful curative powers N all di eas
- Of throat, shes, Iad lungs. Each
bottle is galranteed to do all taA,
$ claimed or MONEY wiI b rvfuL
ded. Trial bottles free at j /
Chaudl r, drug store Large boz
II = SOC and 81. )
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13
Grarcs SPEAK M

The Hon Mortimer " hI.e
head. ct MiidIebush, y J, lee
turer of the National Grangr.
aud also connected with the Ag
rgculiursl department. of the
government will ad Iress the
citizens OF LaFAy ettr coua,y at
the Camp GrouEd Gu the 20 b
met. Ut hitehsad has been
several times elected Lecturer
If the National Grange. aud
those who have heard him speak
very highly Of hiEl. as a man
veil posted, capable of highly
entertaining his audience. Let
everybody ceme aud bring some
refreshments. aud let Us have q
uice time
A RrGGER
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13
Notice to Contractors.

BE- an order os the Beard q srp~rvi.
sors 1t lafayette esunty, Mississippi,
made AZ the Juiy tern Is95. the con
trAe. for bHiitisg the following bri iges
~lii he let % the 'o~est and hest bidder,
IN front Of the Court noase door ia OK.
ford, on tie first Moaily in Argus,
1888, to-sit Bndxe axr0S Sp.int .
Crevk on Memphis and C9deevlil- road
Sri ge across GEeesy Greek IN Beat ,,
North Of T~aiishatchis river. and .lsc
4 cross "Dy BraIe-u e q A L..
ga The above named Bridges q
DC ouiit aeeardin: TO TIsns and speeiE.
cations ro~ en- Ils in the Chaue-Iy
ctsrA'S eGe-. D.. y. GKAr, CI@rk.
Oxford. July ilth, Is93. !
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

IL ALWAYS gives US pleasure TO
mite the success aud apprecia
ton of our talented Oxford
girls abroad. Miss Blanche, the
accomplished daughter Of Mr..
j w Morrow. has been teach
ing in Texas the past year, and
the home paper, the Karnss
County News, has this to say OF
her:
Last, bur by no means least,
on the program was a fine reel
tatio1. delivered by our Efficient
aud popular primary teacher,
Mss Morrow. Profound silence
reigned ard even The noisy
small boy was held spell bound
by her rendering of'Ihe witch's
Daughter by John 6 Whittier
Miss II b Morrow, the popu-
lar primary teacher in our high
school. left last Monday tor her
vacation rest with her parents
ia Mississippi. She was the re-
cipient of many small tokens
from her pupils which attested
the regard in which she was
held by them.T
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13
rs-sr--S P--.-a

We desire t.saS 10 ctr ehiE a
t3At for vs2rs Ee BEEN se.ithg ~.
k.ngs y - Dlscsv-u fsr e0usun.
tIop. Dr ktHgs Nv Late PslIs.
Buckl-rs Aracl Size and Eiee
trio Bitter. aud have newer han,
died remedsss that sell A. vel o,
that la elwel such uaivvFsal sa'
I-f4ct-s n We 10 not hesitate l.
guarantee them evrrv TIM, and
~ siaad T.ady 10 refaa Tie Fur
ehase price II sAti factory T~sgit,
10 ut follow them q Has.
remedies have "a tneIF great POI
ularty Fzr lY On their nesi..
T Ch oil r. ID ax.i.t
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13
Ths cenfecesate Mar IeurnaI 20
LAZY.

The Confeds rz;e War JosrE.l
for jay contains = gragkic De
scription Of the Battle cf hzEz.
sas. or Ball Ran, BY Ges@rzl
Joseph u Joknsgoa-slso q be
agraphy of General Johrsssa
TIE Confederate Forces a. IA
a sssas The R>g1eEis &ad Bri.
< sdes, aud their Coma4nd~rs
composing the Confederate Ar
mics of the Potomac and 81 the
Shenandoah /; General BesaFe-
regards Plan of Attack Ab
straet from Field Return E.rsi
Corps. Army Of the Potomac
'obfederate); Abstract frem
ri.ld Return Of the Troops Col
: irst Corps. Confederate shgg
ed al the Battle OF Manassas
Proclamation Of Gov. Leteher
of Virginia ; Strength Of the Tn
ion Army at Manassas, reported
by Confederate Authority Ros.
ter ofthe Officers with Portraits
of the Confederate States Army
and Navy, aud their Commands;
History of the Civil War.
Chronologically Arranged The
Ordinances of the Secession OF
Georgia and Louisiana +; Confed>
crate Poems the Msriisl Melo-
dies Dear TO Southern Hearts /;
Humers of the Damp Fire, etc.
Illustrated with large Portraits
of Gov. John Letcher Of Virgin
ia, 1861; General Joseph f John
stem. and Generals Be~aGregard,
BrsxtOn Bragg, E Kirby Smith
and John Il Hood Also a large
battle scene, size 9xl3 inches,
representing the Battle 81 Va
nassas Nap Of the Battlefield
Of MANASSAS; View of Richmond,
Va and the Capitol OF the Con
fedeTacy mt Richmond, Va etc
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13
Notice.

The partnership heretofore eristinx
bet~een Ho~Ey 4 F4lkner for the prac.
tee a la i this Jay dissolved by u.u,4 a.
consent the senior nesnter " tns fra
to accept foE the pres-at the
position Of Assistant Astora.y General
Ct the UEI.ed StAtss- Mr. Falknsr ~il
eoatiaas tae Pneties a. h-Eet0sore.
CEAs- h. H0wkY.
J. w. r. fkLxNKk
oItord, Ais-iaiPP', July 5, 1895.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13
Another Victory.

Our friends viii remcmecf
that a few days after NC opened
our batteries on high prices,
that the Standard Oil Company
refused TO furnish us their oil
because ue reduced the price
to Is cents rer gallon.
Since then We have been buv.
ing Oil from Memphis. Blu,
nov the Standard Oil Company
has decided that we are THY
people aud have made corces
sions to Us. so ircm now on wr
will sell their Oil u75 degrees.
Fire Proof for 10 cents per gal.
Ion.
We assure the Cash Trade
that we are ever working for
the money, bat intend TO get il
honestly. and you will find i. 10
your interest to trade With MS
We get new bargains every
week
There is no let M in our
trade on account of hot wealth
er or dull season.
J. w. BowsER,
Mansg N. Y. Racket
Oxford, Kiss
Headquarters.
81? Broadway, y. Y City.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

The ANIMAL Camp meeting at
the Oxford Csmp-grorhd viii
commence on the 5 tui dsy be.
FIRE the first Sunday in August
The ieni-holders and those cor,
iemplating the building of tents
and all persons interestedia the
Camp meeting will please meet
ON the grounds on the % inst
Tor the purpose of cleaning 90
the grounds and rep ,iIt,g the
spring and attend TO other nee
essary matters. Everybody IN
siied to attend the Camp meet
ing A II King. Chm. Com.