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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-07
Z. II. Clarke, Plaintiff,

volney 8. Anderson, blanche 8. An
derson. and jerome 8. Chllds. de.
PENDANTS.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-07

Has attained a standard Of excellence
which admits Of no superior.
1t contains every improvement that
inventive genius, skill and money car
produce.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-07


r. r. BULLER. plaintiffs attorney.
First publication. April !, 1873.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-21

lImaCen de gsovedada3
AAerCado, Colon Y Ca.

y AIOC9{-i i.

que ni5c9 yene ii<pensanao
este cstblecio1't n1i
cst 4
a ic5nlo
: u ~3es~55n &c ion kanon Rivera inPorta1 de
f>osea 41aor0 E<lruza, /ug1oe,,o -1ustrio
apotan EUROPA AMERICA. esplenddo
*u5@ en- .eaios d ao*ei fantasia d exquisite uados
IA e>'ss d IA 1.a n'o'a raR oompetenoa,
nsschos lie q
Int@ ofnbrr para capotas:
complete IL nedias cace de
don bio Dc fcoci cania para
cabaleros se1:
nles alta fantasia saanfea "nes sonba: abigo de
lana ee s@t}a: ciat"rone &c pet metal
corsees .ie h d. ais II n5o pen@a las mas acedi
ol(s3aE cor oaas armooas joyeFo pe.iunaa'''fe* P
:...ros notacartas marcos para &: &: hao
Clnde estenca banoas DE- color dc soooh &c mo
seda, 81 e.rtiio n,ensuamente
nueVo9 Id 'i'ii ~
IN o. o'e9' : ~ Ponce, JUNO de I893
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-21
& aIs@ "a

por menos de Ia naitad !. -. va.a' =e
,an3e Il Hacienda Casraidad en ta mis-
a;cc;6n d. Aquado. Pose ezce:4pta.s t-rTe-
No. incados dc cailas lalr@-, srasi sos es-
tablecim;entos lie uamro-fesia con poienate
molino. gran m&qnina d. Nar"r' "rs pora5,o- ,-
c,randes ranches de bagazo, lieaos de com
6nstibles. casa de vivienda de : piso8, Ct,
e+e tolo es tnnv bnen esta3o.
Los terrenos pueden reearse por 10 rios
Gt,avabo Gra,.de cue a'saeiesnn T. tiE'na:
F. FeIro -oarril de c:rcnnyalacioa pase &
81 metros de distancia de Ia casa Ge wien
"a en rnenos De 3 minutes se llega q "a
estaci5n de -Aguada-
Para pormenores dirigirse i
ScHHABEL c. Aguadilla
julio. 10 1898. mi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-21

CON1ERIO

Ell ore favor que yenen spensand0 ff los aos eeva
buen gusto los tabaeos eiahora1os ~ ''e 1t n97s ~ -
Conc lss las bo'leS 1e aoae@ n 3 iea raliea en-
a tr l conarca prviegiada que d Ia nle]o Ja oe e.
= az, ror TAR elacionaos los ayores coseenero n 1 90
ell ai .1rir tabaco de nlejor caldad que IS Il quo
ofrecenos ( nuesros consunhoores~ Ao +a1,aco de
Hoy tielen 6stos Ia OCCASION de mar 81 @5.9@ ; nyan
(a{ fne : exent0 mezca de otlas pocejeneaS 60,
d. las dversas vitolas LA CoaERIENA P,gda 6o f
fos en- esta cudad: Casa de los sellores r fe41si
y, e - Te]az 7el AIecaeoIdem de don Pedro iedtia lza
de Delicias. ,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-21
ETGEl!0 GEIGEL ! GOlziLEz

I,-aca1alor de rs lie uimero de Ia eiU-
- De Ponce. con Residential en- Ia calle DE-
label ndncro 10. Ofrece sHs seryieios en-
TODD 70 relative / ST profession, como tam
b:en respecto j todos ios actos de ]uE.33-
1;ce.6,, yolnntaria Ia presentation &c
.,o,nn.entos en q Registro merc2ntii y en-
Pc o de .Innio de 1873 ; mis-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-21
&c Vende

Una casa con solar de l0 varas &c
frcnte con 90 varas de fondo con
gran caballcrisa proposlto para
empresa de cocllcs. Contiene mu-
chos palos frutal4s, J esta situada en-
Ia calle d,l Concrete. frente IA he
rrcr.a dc los schores QucreJeta :
Herm2ncs
u quc "a interes@ trcde diriilrse a
su lueno don Federico NJ. Leon, ca
lie del leon nun? Z.
Iunio L De 1905. 2lm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-21

Ponce. Abril l9 de 1892
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-21
Ei tlo vivO
GRAE CARR0GSELL AiEkit ANo
.fax4ao p3x 8 eFIs pE tl#'R

I'm d q ~, es4Di.sa . H2oie-- 20
E<te n.a-aifico aaarato funciona .o3os .os
aias dos.le las cinro 2e = sarle
Los domingos denlas alas festFos, 6.
Carrousell eata de7iinaGo e@ci2a'Tai4'e's'@ :
las .enores senoritas
Precio lie una cavrera. 10 centavos.
Ouien no ap.cvecha este inocente pasa-
tempo
Ponce. : de Julio de 1898. 2Im.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-21
Gran I1otel Marina

Los que susoribsn, dnefi". ,le este a';,Isao ,,
acreditaao esta6lecimiento, tienen el gus
10 de participar al plibi'coo, ore icon esta s1
fecha queda alberto en- Ia 'nisna form2 Gus @
Is egtuvo anterormente, adn'tiendo h0eS-
peles s,bonaaos. 49,
Tanbien participant tener banos rios ca
!4ntas de dpcha, q todas horas.
Bo1x & GARCIA.
.fo,,o e 10 1909. 3!m
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-21
NAGNIFiCAS MULAS
Brillante adquisici@n

< ven.an - i t5r,nino a'onioip,sl de Ia
nav, ma fnca de 220 cuertlas mas f''enSs ,
,-ia3taaa de care. pastos y montes en- ei ba-
1.,;o Dc pieara GoiyIu Y dos mas de !nenos
extension Ell los barrios fjboo y Q"f''F'f'a-
~ 81 81 oue las interese puede venir = erten-
da1se con el que suscribe, cornla'opa"o para
5u ~enta.
Ponce. Mario =. lie 1892 f,"'otseo 1'0'Fo
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06
u. Ganh-alI Cues 70 Gso-cfa.

DR.. J b GambreIl has been
elected TO the Presidency Of
sercer College. Macon, Ga.
aad, after visiting Macon aud
comforting Eisa the Board Of
Trustees, has ieei led to accept
For years past DIR Gsmbrell
aas welded a potent Influence
in the religious. neral political
affairs of Mississippi, and his
departure viii leave a void not
easily filed. lie has been ali
these years a potent, aggressive
force On the siae OF right which
could neither BE ignored nOr
long successfully resisted. Take
him all in all, Mississippi has no
son she could So lily afford 10
lose.
The bon which has inst
been conferred on DR. GambrelI
came unsolicited. but il offers to
bin a large and important field
of work cORgenial To his tastes,
an elegant heme and liberal
salary, sud he has decided to
ace pt, Ia this Instance Yissis-
si7Pi's loss viii be Gecrsia's
Gaiu--B rO5kh.veu Leader.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06
O0c Dollar
Every Hour.

L easily earned - aRy n OF either -,
n any FaEt q tie country. wh1
AR- 10 NIX II iustgioa>IT a. -. -
Payment @hIeh We furnish. TL.4
) hs9t aEd pleasant, aad ven rps -
Ms @~tafeyer- We Tt yoa oGt eouult,.
= t1lt yoa c L give the . sin. = ~.
NsaeHt ezIease to yours-h Fa-
tn'ss SHIaS Ia dU a hrtie xork ,Eisi :
tne gF1Hdrst vd 7 made Won "a, 80
al cay or II the sverin- enx n ~
aie srsP+oyed. aud have g. -.
FosE disposal. Etilize them aaI .,IJ =
.eef iAeoMs.-oEr bEsiness vii not :,
.eEfere at all You vii Be- apaz1s =,
&C slant Al the rpiiiy and as ~
'isA .~g G19ss d3lar glon J.Ilsr d.x
" z day cut EvsR t.viprer -,
s'Hl non the Erst bar. kpy
SaS eta HS1 the basuA-r..a so
ia Should ny rot ing ee nj, -.
- ts !earseif vLat you can s. -
eeslnss which sc .frr -.
gland SofhsE. EoNad,ss tbe~ -
I'D as nlrn- 1Ley should TN
~ 0~slnsss - It i - eel 49, , -
81 MIiss al cace and -
% AsGRG h 49,
Rex SC. Eox.hrG. We
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06
This y life and Love-

1HGts--~l N@EAF
al girls love lovers, especial
" the girl whom the lover
loves
Firts are lovers who believe
IN rotation in love. yet they
charm Us. and rs the world ro-
ia:es rotating people are III it,
students excel all rotations
lovers. The bri-htast girl at
each commencement Is the sac
ceSsiul .isl
There r a e,I]le 81 udehts
whs are the standard aad stand
mg beagx to IL = II constant
never. The .isiS cone and 90
.Htl each Jus= hr ugs another
sweetheart, ausl haw the girls do
Ike the students, They are 30
lei ghifJliy refreshing aaJ hOw
they love the girls. " nat c0ald
be happier than this state 9ssf>
fairs, Tor lie with love thtil,s
the soul with JOY.
o. ali Universities OGr ~ IS,
>ippi one in the eyes a. hearts
~ al loyal Nissis .,rt.as i.
sraadest. why - g..s vho
20 to e0mneDc lieut. feel that
Il would be s.Iricns TO spend
taeir live >poE that clover clad
campus
t. students are diyiaeIy
c. -c.ing aud TaPturously e.
cancias.
/ Our hearts I'll with pride az
each year loyal, intellectual men
leave the grand old University
well equipped for bathing with
the foilics, sins, aud stEltes oI
lii.
The J1y of meeting the boys
tue sorrow at leaving them Is
unparalleled.
Oue i supremacy happy gel
HHu,terat.y wreteLed, anu Ihe
difference in TIE students, the
beautiful BLONDE fellows; the
handsome hruuettes: the fact
gatiug specialized students, thG
divine dancers; and tie heart
cruShers make the University /;
world within 4 xoriI and form
Al interesting seeua ia the dra
M OF each girls HE.
fhe medal men are splendid
ard It's chaEmiustJ h1vea frieuJ
successful
The glamour and excitement
of the hours sugrrnce one. buI
when the vsledictory Is read
the cOd-bye's YOU hear. and th,
air Is filed with music cf.sicass
Sweet iIomen Oaes heart seems
ready TO break With It's fallness
Go 10 Oxtosd be happy; leave
DC uEhappy-butg CO.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

II " hi.deld.
The crowds that have attend
ed the closing exercises OF the
University and that are now
thronung the ball. of the ius;i
tuition have set N any 10 asking /:
W hat does 1t NEAR"
Tie answer il that NiSsiSsippi
is having here an educational
revival, the like of W .irh was
never seen II Is the policy OF
the University II feed everyone
who comes with food convenient
for him. university extension
IS a term mnch Used nowadays,
amd implies the Effort TO have a
university reach outside it's
walls. aud outside its regular
curriculum, and give a helping
hand to every student who is
striving tor higher aud better
things In may large cities IN
England and ia this country the
professors GO out and meet spe-
cial classes ia special lines oi
work Ostsiie the college walls,
This is iupraetieable in a State
like Mississippi, where there are
no large cities. hut II first eff
fort to bring the people desiring
To take such work to the Uni
versIty has been a marvellous
success aud an establishment 20
Superintendent Preston. Chan.
cel'Or Fulton of the Uuniv.rsi
ty, ami even to q man rs much
experienced In such work with
teachers as Chancellor Payne,
afthe Peabody COLLEGE at Nash
vile. who took part in the open
ing work Of this school for teach
cts.
The University viii open its
regular session on the 18th oil
next Sep emher with a full fac
ats. and with improve ed iaeili.ie-
for It's higher work In spite oi
the striBgeHev In money matters
the prospect ola large attend
ance Is splendid U. Plea
yuae.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

be induced to enter the room
again"
-0ae nigAt while in charge of
The dispeBsary attached 10 the
cpllege, / was walked at 10
o'clock By a ring at the door
When | answered the bell /
L uni a vii!ainouS locking Ital-
ian, who told me that his wife
sss lex. Hastily dressing ny
self | followed the man. who
lead the way to one of the most
uusayOry localities IN the city
Pushing open a trap door IN the
sidewalk he m0tiouFd me to 20
down | told him 10 20 first
At first he refused to do SO.
bat finally he consented aud let
himself down into the darkness
I was feeling rather sLaky. but
1 followed him. w anxiety WIS
! needless The mans wife was
there on a pallet in the eOrLer
/ of the cellar. She was very
sick, but | pulled her through.
Il want 10 say right here,'
DIR. Waller continued, '''hat |
have been on the worst kind oi
streets ~ all hours of the uight,
aud have vcver had an iasalt
IEE remark addressed 20 me.
Ny satchel has been NY safe
guard against evil"
~ hat naiiOEalities are repre-
sehted ia the college you ut
tended - asked the reporter.
There were Persians, Indians
Italians, Preach So rem, Ger.
mans, iiiHdOos. native born AT
Iicaus and ole Chinese lirl
They are all heart and soul de
voted 10 their calling. 4 Lum
Der OF Southern girls were stu
dents and they took the higaes.
stands. All the posts at hon1l
were occupied o. them.'-Nen
phiS SeItsiiar.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

Hon. g B uowry, OF Oxford,
Mss, has been appointed As
sistaat Attorney General OF the
United States, a lucrative posI-
lion, only a step beiJx 4 cabinet
position. u is a great honor
conferred ON a deserving gcn
tleman and democrat who will
perform the duties in n manner
that Will reflect credit upon
himself and the State he repre-.
sents Sentinel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

The Meridian NewsIr nts tie
following good story: "For
awhile after the war the coun
try VAS damaged by petty thefts
10 such al extent that the Judge
of the Circuit Court at Iaeon,
Miss, on one occasion, in his
charge TO the grand jury said
saat he intended to have law so
enforced that a chicken could
roost in safety on the fence be-
side the road q half mile from
the house. An old darkey, who
heard the judge, remarked after
wards. We'll that judge may De
ID a smart man and thinks be
can do what he say, b,rt I tells
You dis for q faet-I's honest
Niger, but | couldn't myself
stan no foolishness like that
fsan er ehiekea-'r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

The newspaper man is very
much ike the majority of other
men; he respects 4 friend. an
preeiates 4 kindness AL il II.
ways ready to retarl n favor
In another respect he escm
bles his fellow mea. lie will
not continue to pat n man ON the
back. tell VIA. a good man be
is, how much he has done for
the town, and give him a free
business pu1 each week, wLeu
the man Will not through per
g nal or political prejudice, aid
in the support of the paper. In
other words he stands By the
m n who stands by him -Ex.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

leather. so I'd perfect e.gcs
tinu Is next to Impossible, aE I
congestion OF AL the vital or
gans Is ilevItabIe.
5000
Some wO. kmeH recently saw
rolling on the waves CT the Mer-
sey near Liverpool a human
form, which they brought to the
shore. aud found TO be "A Young
man in whose peck ct was a
letter, saving: do not try to
iud cut who l al. Driak has
made my life a failure Ina the
papers next morning there was
an item Stain. these ftcts, aud
the coroner Received two hIa-
bred and forty six letters from
parents who had lost their sons
through the tra2-door of the sa-
loon
O1C0
One of the strongest testimo
MES agIa the saloon Is, that it's
the first Place a detective gees
If he wants TO find 4 Law break
er.-Farmer John. ia Living Is
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06
CCllena Hill Dots.

Rev. j " Allen has offered
Lis resignation as pastor of Col
lege Hill Presbyterian church.
Rev. Il NeckIIn, of West.
Hiss, visited our community
with a view of locating here and
taking charge of our school
lie cones highly reeommended
rs a Successful teacher and
should our people be SO fOGtu
rate az to seeure BIS services
we feel e0EiieIt of building up
a fine school. Several families
| hear are coming TO locate here
provided be takee charge of cur
school.
Mrs. \ Moss has been visit
ing relatives on W uodson's
Ridge.
Walter. son Of 81 z Fettis, has
she NhOePius cough.
VT. Carter, one OF the most
substantial citizens of Tyro.
Mss, paid Ger village i .lsir
receurly.
Mrs Bette H~ambIett, Mss
Ha;h frame and Mss Size, of
Batesvilie, are visiting the l1mi-
Is of Rev J W Allen.
Mrs Dixie Jennings. of va
ter Valley. Is visiting her moth
ct Mrs. J g BaforI II tEis place
Nr WeaEer, the popular
drummer of kmbroash * pun
eaa's tobacco InEse. Memphis,
vas oct o. q professional Nisit
Saturday.
Nj. urban. Of Bluion'-
STUFF Co., vas talking snuff to
our merchants Saturday
VI. VIII Lewis. of ;he popu
lar hardware firm Of Lewis &
Mckee, Oxford, WAS out Sun
day attending preaching.
Our people are glad TO hear
OF the appointment OF Hen.
Chas. L. Hosry as Ass:stau:
Attorney General.
Two hours gentle rain tell
Sunday evening and farmers
are more hopeful Ct 4 corn crop.
X.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

Ii appears that s3me of tbe
English nobility a'e getting dis
gIsted with the fiummery that
surrounds the court of Victoria
Lord Ashblrton was recently
offered the office Of lord in
waiting but he de clined the hon
,r rather curly, and declared
that lac dit not care to ia a
salary for waking backward,
There are anglomaniacs in thi .
country, however. Who would
jump at the offer and they would
hot only walk backward, but
also get down With their noses
trailing Oh the carpets.-New
Orleans States.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

Rev. Ben Jones died at Long
Beach, HIrrisSn county. Hiss,
ON the goth inst. lie was the
oldest member of the Nississip
pi Conferences years of age
and served his church as preach
er for 20 years.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06
FLOWERS FREE

SeId for list of premiums offered.
IS Roses For 81.
Hardy, Tea and Ever Blaomiaz
40 Chrysanthemums S..
Nv Priz- Winners
I75 Plants. Assorted, 70, s..
Iadoinc Fine Roses and Chrr.-
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III kinds of Greenhouse AID Bsi
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Is New Roses For &,
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

Mr.. Henry Crosby has been
appointed postmaster at Wafer
Valley aud W Ii NcCaudless
re appointed at Tupelc.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

W. C. WIlboru, Of Greenvili-.
Miss, has been elected to fill
the chair of agriculture at the
A & VI College al Starkville
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

Nessrs. ice George aud
Sidney 5 NTH, recent graduates
OF the University Law depart
IN ut will soon besia the prac
tiee of Law "a partners ia lsz1o
City
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

Rev. r. G. l:seaarf, New
York. writes: - Germ ON The
tSc =. n thorn in the Ee>h-
which "a. e.. &. Certain Cork
Cure most merci:niiJ re-
nlnxp-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06
W. e. I. U.
csaI4zsel II ~ " c re. e orsar4-

csaI4gsel ~ IL " C. r.C. e orsr4-
This sta'emeat from the West.
minister seaeheF Is tue ~Therc
fes p1ople Who have nos some
'UorE wrahklIag in their flesh.
la one 1t Is an iE.E nifty 81
speech, Ia another an iafrm.iy
of sight, and in another al
inirmity Of hearing. Or it may
be lareneSs. or i disease, slow
bH: ineUVable, or CONSTITUTIONAL
tiuiGisy. or aa iuirnify of ten
2tr- or it nay be ia euc's
acme, which Is cold. unlOyiug
aud uacungeLIaI, or it may lee
in the lie OF loved oAe-sor-
row and moral failure; or il
nay be 4 bitter peTsuEal Gi>aF.
~poiutment through an untrue
friendship CT love unreqGiIed
Who hds not a ih1raf Ne
should never flrseI that il Ot.e
sense car 'Iaor4 is 4 .meSseH-
ger Of Sa.an, sA0 desires Il g.
GaEt 0ar life 10 mar oar peace,
10 spoil the divine beauty Ia Us
10 break our communion vi
christ. On iae oiksr haad how
ever. Jh5t.t himself has ! Ia,
IN design Ia eur Ih.rut re
desires & 10 be a blessing TO us
lie w04ld have il keep Us hum
Die. save Us from becoming
vain /; o. he means IL to sofleu
our heart and make Us m1r-
gentle He would have the m.
c0ngeaiai things in cur environ
meat dicipsiae Us to heavenly
nindsduess, give US create
self coGtrol, help Us to keep eui
hearts iUyiHg and sweet amidst
harshaeSs aud Galovin-sess He
w1nid have our pain teach u,
endarsnes and patience, and
our sorrow aud loss teach us
tAits. That il, our .thcrn' ma,
be a blessing 10 Us. or it may dc
US irreparable harm-whiea. i
depends upon ourselves"
oooo
Alcohol acts on vegetable
and animal matter as a proven
tatIve. Dead bodies Eau be
KEEP IN alcohol al almost uuiimi.
ted time without decay. This
Illustrates the eject alcohol has
on tae food in the stomach; on
meats-it makes them some
thing like leather, and on other
! things Of a similar character. so
far rs digestion is concerned.
for il is not what we eat tha,
the body IL n0urished with, bu,
what We digest.
You eau put dead men in
whisky TO preserve them bu,
il you want life and vitality keen
beer and vhisky cut of their
stomachs their effects are ONLY
poisoning, or rather. death in
disguise. You are frst cheated
BY an exailera'iIn that il ONLY
! Fastening the process Of death
Ia your own bodies by produc
ing premature deterioration Of
All the vital tissues. aud the
food which was intended fer ths
process of digestion Ia changed
into a material analogous "a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

Mrs. L n Meadows, of Water
Valley, was burned TO death at
her home GU Wednesday Of las;
week
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

Miss Vivian Sartoris, the SIX.
teen year oid granddaughter OF
Gen Grant will go on the stage
next season.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

&C. 4. &. Certain China Surc~
y Pheasant 90 ssfssc asss ssErFss-
e>~ Cali.sEc ssES feS SCAR
alIeeI TO care taEsSs aud
Feyer. Large bottles 5ecenEs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

The winner of the American
Derby al Chicago was u colt
raised in Arkansas.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

A negro woman vas killed by
n train at Rosedalc, a few days
ago.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

Princess Enlalia las ordered
a dress of spun glass.
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THE BEST ROUTE
BETWEEN
y Ls5 X. ..fs:a:


The faEce Car Lane Of the South
tav Kansas city. asanPais & B5rEny-
IAN K has tao tareagh PASSENGER
rams daily bets~sa Ken phis 2.pI
Birmingham making close and sure
-oaEeSsIoss ~I-h tie trans of al eoa-
aecusg Ines Night rams have
saro=gh se~Ping ears bet ,een wash
'nztsRDC and Eem?as. viz Atlanta
nd BuHiaZkaE in soEE-cti Z 1itk the
Eiehmoud L DaavIle K L the short
- route ~gREksst tine srG TIE cn,y
ane runEln- through cars b~txs~u those
eitHsS- Day trains have Palace Eeclir-
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birmingham Snd Kansas city. and Pull
a2n PalAes ~St--pisg Cars bStSeen Kan
sas City ard Atlanta Tais Is many
miles tire shortest ard By Tar the tssr
equipped P3zseage- Line between
pouats n , last add Southeast aEl
Memphis ami 81 points IL srs=ES4s.
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on Ians 9TH - awe us-d Or. Kin
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