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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-27
GUTTAR IFsSOVe

7 AM now prepaIed to give lessons ON the
i Guitar. Persons desiring 10 receive In.
strgctIon, can have the lessons given them At
their homes, or at my residence. Taught by
note or ear. as desired. Apply TO
MISS AMANDA RISK.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-27

a1his, I suppose said the stran-
ger in the city. sis one of your club
houses2 Well, you might call it
one. Its a police station
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-27

In no part of this country is the
scenery SO grand as it is along the
Kanawha valley from its mouth to
Gauley Bridge, and those who have
not passed this far up the Great
Kanawha Valley, have missed a
great treat. Take the X. & M. and
spend a day or two up the Valley.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-27
TO Trespassers.

10 Trespassefss
A Ii persons are hereby notified not
II to trespass in any manner upon the
lands OF G. G. Miller, lying in Lewis and
Cooper districts, under my control,
without written permission from the
undersigned, or from c. G. Miller.
aug2-4w G. G. BRIGHT.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-27

Mr.. Geo. Hooff has moved into
his new and handsome rooms, near
the Opera House, and is now
arranging his goods on the shelves,
and will soon be ready for business
He will have a handsome drug
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-27

We direct attention to the change
in C. A. Smith & Bros. advertise
ment. This firm keeps right up
with the times. They have recent
ly added more room to their capac-
ious building, for a cloak, and also,
for a carpet department, which
enables them to show these goods at
great advantage.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-27

The dance given at the Order of
Elks, Hall, this city, Thursday
night, wus a grand success and a
very enjoyable affair.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-27

]. c. Hibbs is home from West
Virginia, where he has been testing
the virtues of that climate for rheu-
matism. Tho air is not a perfect
cruative, buteit beats st. Jacobs oil.
Portsmouth Times.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-27

The pearl button manufacturers
say that they will have to shut up
shop if the duty is taken off this
product. Well, why should the
whole country be taxed to make q
few men wealthy It's wrong in
principle.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-27

ITO one OF the handsomest as well as one
OF the most Intelligent young ladies OF this
city, are we indebted for many OF the items
I'm this column.-Ed.l
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-27

: aDo you take this man for bet
Ter or for worse?" asked the minis
ter. al can't tell until I have had
him a little WHILE" returned the
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-27

Warrants are out and in the
hands of the officers of the law for
the arrest of the parties alleged to
have stoned K & NJ. passenger
train, at Brighton, recently. The
company thinks it has the right
men spotted.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-27

Wool is still selling at Mckinley
prices, and Western wheat at Har-
rison prices, Notwithstanding the
duty of % cents per bushel on the
latter and II cents per pound on
the former. Reasonable people
cannot expect Cleveland prices
before they harvest their next crop.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

a species of dog wolf has
n'ade ITS appearance Ia eur ii
cl:.ity, and Is making sad havoc
among the dogs. br. John Cul
len, living about one mile north.
east OF iuwn, has lost all of his
some of them valued at ff,v dol
lars. Sr. Liuburn Cullen killed
two OF the bratcs few DAYS
ago. They appear IL bave a de.
c''.cd prefrreLce far dogs. as
they have not been anowh To nj
tack anything else. But should
they become stronger in Eum-
Der they may become bold
enoush Ia to attack persons, es9e
Ciaiiy niile children oa their way
10 or from school. Vi oul;I II
not be advisas le 10 orsaAize a
p0ssee and huut the hrutes
down as they have r.ade
heir appearance in the su-
bnros OF town A wolf hunt
would lie great sport ter the
men. and pu. a sop to what
might proyn u very Troublesome
pest.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

me many friends in our com
'nuhhy, Of Rey. stanford Rur.
ney and wife. were ceenI,
e-'ved at the announcement os
lheir deaths at their hone II
Leoahoa, Tenn. They both died
u :. fneuuiou'a, Ars Bqrney on
'he 18th, aid Mr Burnev m.
next Cay, March lst, at the zoe
OF 20 AID ~ years respectiveIv
Mr. Burpey Was pastor oftbs
7. I. Churc Ii ia Oxford from
1913 to 1872 he was the first
president CT Union Female Col
lege III 1853; a Professor in Tho
university of mississippi trer,
ieco to ls72, AMI since 1877 has
occupied a chair ia Tie TheoI,gi
cal miuary at Lebanon. lean
Rev ID G. Mitchell htlimema
rial services at the Cumberland
church last Sunday nigh; which
Was largely attended by the M
ntrous relatives aud friends a.
tue deceased In death they
we've not divided.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09
-cw Try This

Il Sill cost you notlirg and all
.urel, d. YOU good. If you hAy-
e ugh. cold. or any trouble Wit
throat, .he-t or In =. Or kires
Nv Disc, vcrv for csn.u,aiti n
caush, and colds Is guaranteed
give :, lisf. or rGseY riil l. pa
btck Sufferers from L. 0ugIt
fsuud it just 1 e thing aud uuds
IT. use lad a speedy aud pcrtec
recovery. Try u sample bottle
our expense and harm sor Yours
lst how good q thing Ii /. TrI !
hottls free at J L Chambers dru.
store Large siz so: and 81.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09
SsIa:c-:-s : in T..vay.

The rail up The ChIis;;ania
FJoTd IS an experience LIch 10
self respecting tourist eau af
ford to dispense with. Ii il, ia
my opinion, the proper. the nat
nral Introduction to SoFw y. IL
is a gentle and M elodIcus over
turc, hiniing st FIRST vaguely AT
the theme and then gathering .
Il up, note by note. Ia swes
wandering way. so that i. haunts
you remotely and leaves YOU III
IA agFteably expeetant mood.
IL You approach Narwav from
tn. vest you miss al these iu-
troductory -radaiions the acs
theiic expectancy the gradual
ia..ag Of i;s spirit You ar.
.Ive in the middle of the act.
during the braYura. With forte
f9rtisSimo OF orchestral accom-
panimeLt
There are menaeings Cf gran
deur here aud thtrc along the
Christians Fj1rd bat they are
bTisf sad Intermittent. The
BLEAK islands u forest clad
rocks. aud the peaceful little
towns which Ire sO snugiy shel.
tered at the end of their respsc
tive coves, have a hoary. wealth
er beaten look. as ii the centu
ries that had passed over them
bad lett deep deposits IF historv.
li0wever shabby these little
towns may be, theirs Is net the
hare ami raw shahBsueSs Of q
" estern American village. They
have that duSky harmony al
tone which only age imparis
They have the air of having
been lived 10, though ia srna'.
aHi cramped way. fas untold
generations ard IN all their pa.
ihetic scautinexs aud absence
OF modern imrrovemen;sr tlle \
manage TO preserve a quaint in
d!vi,iGality which Is not without
hints OF pieturesqueneSs.-iijal jail
mar Hiorth Boyesen in March
Godey's.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09
Mr.. W 4. West is in Wash
ington City.
Srsc:ren czses.

SH UiiiT ri, Nv C.ssel, Wis.
vas tTsuhl.l with neuralgia asd
rhsuuati. bis stomach was dis
ordered, bis liver vas affected ta
an alarming degree. appetite fyll
s-av, and was tsuiblV rsduc-d N
a<sh and strength. Three bottles
e El.etric Bittsrs eured bin.
Eiward Sheppard. Harm burg.
Ill. hal ruuniu. sore on hi~ l-g
sf eight vears' standing. Usei
three hotties Of Electric Bitters
and seven toxes Of Bueklsn, Arni
ca SaEvs aud bis leg i. sound and
we'll. John Speaker, Catawhs, o.,
hai five large fever sores on his
leg, doctors Said be was ineursble.
One bottle Electric Rigters and one
hax BCcSlen's Arniean salve eured
him entirely. Sold by J I Chan
dlsrss drug store. D
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09
T.c- liz w.s..

For tae EAsLE.
Pneumonia is prevailing in
the Z stern part ot panola Co.
aud is very fatal. several deaths
having already occurred.
Mrs Horn. of Morganville,
bad a COW to die Ofhydrophob bia-
4 meeting is being conducted
at Norganvi.le, mornings AID
nights. ky Rev. L. l. Nesson, Of
Water Valley. The prospects
are excellent for a good meeting.
More tban seventy bcarders
have been enrolled by the Bur
CESS Normal Institute, aud a
good many more are expected
at the opening of the teacher $
terra.
4 black smith shop has recent
Iy been added to Aiesvilie.
Mss Lucy sIabry. who has
been in Oxford under treatmen;
returned last sunday TO her
home in gergan.l!.e.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09
T.:n spl;a:lg.
PLISrER, siss
March. q. 1893


En- EAGLT:-Since the last
tirs | saw anything in the IA
GLE from this section We have
BEEN having plenty ur winier
weather aud a. anusuai amount
oi rain. The heavy rains haze
oeeh very bsuieial and helpful
80 ns all as II moved all the
loose stumps a Il struggled all
tie fr0gs.
Farming i progressing at an
uuu ual rate around Splinter.
OF planting IL about hnis he Il
and the targty kiad have their
land all heGGed.
The dance at VT. VIII Brown
in-'s not 'oa< since vas where
ali who attended enjoyed them
selves Iie only thibg the boys
didh't ike was hey got vet
when they went home with the
gif's la the mcTuiEg
/ suppose the booming OF ths
cannon last Saturday was TO re-
mind rs that Cleveland was that
day iuaugurafed President of
this grand old country OF ours.
Joha Williams. the only son
of Nr and NTs JEDI Williams
died Sunday morning At ;
o'clock He was Just flftesn
years of age. aud was loved by
his companions for bis gener
Gus, warm hearted disposition.
and the idol OF his Vareut'S
hearts Their many friends NJ d
relatives sympa.hise with the N
in their deep afiiicii u, and RAY
they seek aad find consolation
fFom Elm who doeth all things
vel
Nr. Chas Browning has re.
turned from Lcdlin's busiress
college in Memphis Eis left
his diploma to- have il france d
before bringing II home
Willie Gray il very sick with
pneuu onia. hope lis reeoyery
will be s0oa.
Nr. steve Nicholas and son,
Leonidas. are both quite sick
with paeumoEia
AUGUSTUS.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09
Administrators Not 60.

State = Nistssippi.
.a.g -ye..e Coarty.
Whereas. let, ,ers of Ala ini ssasiea
have tsen granted 70 tie unsesstened
On ;ho estate y J NJ Fiant. deceased.
by tie chAaecsy Court u lafayette
Conn.s. 1sss
Nov Therefore. Al perez q havi4x
CLAIMS a ssia-f the ssts... &: saiI :. A.
Pant are nerely notified e. probate a.
register tie same in the usanusr requir-
.''l s'y saN or said claims an D.. forever
bA-r,.l A4s. Code piaHt
How,y ( Faltncr ) Ainiuis,ratsiK
ATTY tor Adnntrx Fet. - Isg3 8
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09
Make your wants known III
the public through IgE EAGLE

THE EAGLE most he.r,il.
recommends t. it- generous
pat rons, the firms you tee a.
in ia columns. T eF
are ell wide a wake, ;ushln \.
thorough goioS husines nrris.
ever on ,ae alrr: 10 please and
save money f,r ;aeir ca ,tnmess
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09
c---l: = ;ha CAMPUS.

Again Il 50. son cseonpeti'I' Q
orators hlS esms r0End-a sea
son of triumph and ceiea'. ef
esusratulatilH aud comIlseIa-
tion-
We regret that the continued
i'll health of Ni>s Estelle Eocthe
of tie Seui0r class. has made il
necessary fer her to leave
school for seme leaSth ol time
Oar worthy profe ssor CT chem
isiIy Dr Z w Jones, has been
for the past ten days on u busl>
ness trip 10 Virginia
Hon. II E SimIsn of Vicks
burg. ore of the oldest and
most eminent jurists in the state
is here for some time hy virtue
Of bis ofiice, to deliver lectures
10 the law classes.
4 new literary society. named
Tine thirteen Club of the Uni
verSify ef Mississippi was or
ganiz-d on Monday night. last.
Officers elect are: \. \ Scott,
President. q. u. Jones, Vice
President and Treasurer; A. f
S:rawn, Critic and c. I. Sivley,
See.
The Eermeans held their trial
debate on the night Of the b
inst. About one hundred and
fifty persons were present to
witscss the exercise, which last
ed more than four hours All
the speakers. six in number.
were promptly on hand and in
excellent trina for arguing the
question :-"Resolvei, that the
government should own and OPP
crate the telegraph y Nessrs.
A. r. Strawn and j ". George
won first and second .plsces're.
speetively. The other debaters
were Nessrs $ L. Walker, w
III. Pevey. j H. Arlington. and
:. NJ. Smith The sharPesi
critic could find scarcely any
thing deserving unfavorable
mention in any speech delivered,
FRIDoLlE.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09
sSC.xrlEs.

T. s GArHRfGHr MASONIC LODGE Ne -
Aests faf THURSDAY sight n each month
A. IL Nestea, Sec. ", u H4mptan. ".
LAFAYETTE ROYAL ARcu CHAPTER
Meets "a Tauxssav atsht "a sa4n t-0uta.
" n Marshall see. o. Woassn. N. /
N@s.. "a snd g.h Man'ay utghss tn eseh month
T. QEar!eak r. H. A. MuoEs. c.
KsrGHTs OF HONOR oxfcrt Lassr ~. iasa
Meet. Is- and ~ Ta<sl@S ntghts ca meath
d Garter d :. smh2a. D
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

Mr. A. L Browning, who is
attending the Regular meeting
of the county board, called to
see Us Monday. lie reports
some eases OF pGeum ouia and
slow fever III his ueis shGOraocd.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09
One Dollar
EVERY HOUR

i. sasily earned by aLy che Of eth
sr sex in any part II the country,
Eho is willing +, work Industrious
ly at the .n. 10y m,nt which We
furri h Tie lsb.r Is light and
pleasant, and you rnn no nix
whatever. We i, you ont con-
plS.s, so that ron can give The LusI
ness trial without .xpen,e TO
Yourself. For those willing 10 o.
a little work, bis IS the g-andest
oG.r made. You e1n work all day
or in the evening only. If you are
emli y.d, ard have few s.s'e
hours at Your di-pcsal. utilize
them aud add To yorr ine1me,-
our business will lot interfere at
all. Yu will he amazed on the
start at the rapiiny and eass ty
which yen anaSs d,llar n'.n T. dol
lar, day in and jav cat. Even BE-
sinners are sueee ssfUi from the first
hour. Any one can run ths husi-
ness-noze fail. You should try
nothing else until yoa see feE yaur
self what you can DO - The bnsl-
uess which va fer. Women are
grand woslers nowadays they
make as much a mea. They
should iry this business a. 7 II 80
well adapt, i to taem. Nsue at
ogce aad Sc for vanrseif. 40 dress
IL. lIALLET g. [ o.,
Il J $50 Portland, Me.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

TIE rc' i nee la'tly occupied
" Ties Kendall. fa,re are ave
good ieuti-, cook totm. elst~in,
sc 4 \. HiLL.
ugu>t 81. log3.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

A friend at our elbow suggests
that Thos j Murray a postal
clerk on the Cairo s. New Or
leans Il. p. o. would make a
good railway mail surerinten
deat tor the fourth division.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

Paul rurt came down from
Memphis Saturday night TO WIS
Il his mother and sisters on Uni
yersiiy street.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

Mrs. Quincha returned from
Columbus a few days ago ae-
eompanied by her daughter,
Miss Helen, who. we regret TO
learn has been quite sick tor the
past few weeks
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

Al advertisement in TnE Ia
GLE viii bring You better re-
returns than ia any other news.
paper In the c9Ga'y.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

Truck patches" are receiy
ing a full share of attention, and
ere many weeks cur people will
be enjoying garden sass" ga.
lore.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

Nitta .auaa. Mia Ost u iS9s
eau reeommeRi br rscaenor's Anti
sep,le 20 he roai for larns sslugs Sc
Asso for b,wu. Troubles
- y Cayrashan.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

Ir. " u I~E~eq vil sell Won .
'soft's Il Dr. 1ichsuet'- anirseptic fas
20 cents aass tel yoa s. has !. = gi,l.I fo-.
.r-s - ca =.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

SAY FRIESD. did YOU ever Try D.
Tiehenors Antisep'ias II not yor
should 90 81 at one. II i, fails to
please you. money ~iil be refunded by
druggist.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

Bell & France are still making
hose hne photos. laTg. ansl
small line and supeTane. Theirs
IS the bes; wetG gne they salts
~ one aud all.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

Mr. Tom Yates spent several
days with his family In Oxford
daring last week lie now
makes his headquarters in Mem
phis.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

The roof # the teicfas build
ing il To undergo repairs, W
". Lindsey having been award
ed the contract
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

The New York Racket Sicre
IS doing n laud office husi..ss
and Mr. Bowser, the geh'Ir,..ar
" manager Is filing lon. felt
want and making |. nss b is
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

Ii you wan. fresh oysters served "a
the most psi.:able form. cali Tor then,
at jenkins j sons restaurant.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

Our city was crowded with
people from all parts of the
county ON Monday last The
sale of delinquent tax land being
the attraction.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

Prof. r. w. Jones made a
business trip to Virginia last
week. IL is rumored that the
Professor has been offered a
most desirable position IN VT
gInia, but we sincerely trust he
viii decide to decline the same
for We cannot afford TO lose a
citizen like the professor.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

There IL no use g,iug % N.mf
pais To have your pictures rnado
when yau ecu get equally a.
good work IL your own town
Bell = France.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

Mr.. VIM. jenkins an family
returned a few days since after
an enjoyable visit TO Dr. Jen-
kins In New York.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

Er. +. ". Nab0r cotton re-
por:. handed in u few days ago
reads tLnsly: ia 1891 he giuned
~ bales, ia Is y, % bales.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

Kiss Laura Hall returned
from Wayne ecuLty Geaday
night. where she has had charge
Of f0aIisking school.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

When yCu want 10 huy, sell
ar rent IA farm. business cr
dwelling house nj .erfl.e ia tHt
EAGLE.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

Mrs g. ". Gardner left yes
ter!sy for CsTinth. and will re-
main tie guest OF Mrs. Sanford
several weeks.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

fsyeu- appetite {. goac n~sr,-
tr- sstii rc,GarC "a rtGrc s.s.s a.
~ shan " &. 4. certain tf.sts
cure" silc great Eouic ruti
= -SsaCs;n;ccd Cure for sLssi,
nad Fever. s'r.ec 30 cent.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

Aessrs. Frank lIowry and
Lang ardlaw will stand the
Civil Service examination at
Memphis on the 10th INST.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

The 4th Of March Is Inauguration day
OF Grover Cleveland. aud nert week viii
be the Inauguration of low prices in
Oxford. The ". Y. Racket will ops:a
the ceremonies, BE on hand.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

+ 4 Ctoash hss Just tseeive,s nn IT 5
once Of fre~h- graesries- svery.hin- Is
he iine-and Is selling uess 1t tss ~
81 liz NJ prizes.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

MIR. John Hope is supplying
the wants of his many friends at
]. L. Samek's.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

When YOU come to tosn be re &c
buy hottie OF Dr. Tichenor's Antisep-
tic. Il has never failed TO give perfect
satisfactiou- For sac ~ w = McEw-
en- so cents bottle.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

Irs. Prot. Il. " Leavell has
returned from a visit 10 friends
In BaIdwyH, aisS
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

w Rodney Davis, popular
ST. Louis drummer, Was II the
city iucsslAy.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

Lang tar,ilawwi.i be pleased
10 see his friends at the n. Y
Racket store
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

Jus. resolved = fresh lSt Of Ian
areth's GslTisn seed IN uulk at r u
lsom 4 Cos Drug store.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

Nj. r. L. Stephens and family
now occupy the King residence
on North street.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

Mrs. Fdmonson and dausE-
ter. Of Memphis, are the guests
uf LIS. Lem Price
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

The Canning fsctory is ta be
located at the Plant OLD mill, 10
the eastern part of town.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

Bu1aloes bome rlAde candies ar f.es'.
ard puse
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

The n Y. Racket reop'e are not p::-
r2-es aud do not desire to steal uade
by underhand measures bat oo!y want
. make fair profit. We ike eonpe-
tition though.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

gscy. y. e.. i.iehurf, New
York. WI iics " . corn ~. sA-
oe L. "a thorn irI tss-s fis -h.
which a. &. 4. stcrsata ss~rt
Cure' most Elcrciiai,y re
asoycS.-
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

The entire int iIor of the
Of TIE count, jail is now lined
with IFrn plate.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

We are not related in any wsy 70 Jim
Corbett, but ~e can knork competition
out IN the hrst round.
y R.~I.k
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

The Mckinley Liil does not have any
eject on priers Of our Iinwurs. ta.l
aud get p.iees
- Y Racket
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

Fresh meals served at al hours =,
Jenkins 1 Sens restaurant.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

TRY Or Ticheaor's Aatisep.ic I:
is al i. Is elained TO b.. s'or sale by
W 3 McExAu-
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

New SpEiax dr,ss spol, prints giac
hams shoes iacss etc at
JE n Irons.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

Our Millinery dep srtmeas viii be ol .
en- for sprin trade.
] ( Nelson.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

>, n - NV . 49,
F"t sore EYES. buns scalds ke I have
usei pf licA.aos's Anti epti. VITA len
ei'eiis. tezG.-s -ad peaf,.c5 sltia asa..isn
; Davidson. fMelchaft
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

Hyou want tender steak for break
last, or q roast for dinner lrave your
order at Il A Crouch's and it vii re-
eeise prompt attention.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

TIE hest tSe mark. aaonis. uad
osastenus aai prompt attention yoa
III slways Eal At jenkins & Son's.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

The neat and attractive ps-es
of the EAGLE are calling loTth
the praises OF our many readers
The people want a newsy
paper. aud they know they
gel il in the EAGLE Its adver
Using columns are always read
with interest.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

Fresh oysters serves! ia any style G.
any hour at jenkins i Son
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

Still they come 4 dye housr
is the latest addition to our Gu.
terprise.
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The fruit growers are glad of
the recent cold snap
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

Ciceui. Court convenes next
Monday.
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Al vjafer reols - FOR cost and less
feF next thtty days.
Z Nelson.
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Pheasant and : .fs.rantcSG care
for Fever. AgEc and 1sisarii
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so css.
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We expect some ofour sports
men will be taking their usual
fishing" tour next wseS-eT
emit Court convenes M0uC0y.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

Jr. Hal Nelson aud wife are
visiting their Oxford relatives.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

\ iarch wind. ar April shoy
sr and a bright saauy Gsy ie-
ei dav
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&C. &. Certain Cora Curc.-
removes Corns. Warts and
Euaicns. Warranted. SEC
that SO. e.. g." IL blown liz
every bottle Eaae mo- ether.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

Ii yoa saIt su1ar end coffee eieap
tuycf < \ er,ush.
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Buy Buraloe's home made candies.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

See ] E Nelson's BIZ RACKET coun
ter.
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Miss jamie Roberts is at home
again.
Oxford eagle., 1893-03-09

Mr.. + t Pettis. of College
Hill was in the city tuesday.
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We gave her cssioriA
When she was Child,
Size cried Tor csstoriA
When shs became Mss.
She eiuns to Css.oriA
yhen s.is haI Children,
She gave item c>sscris
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Co ers o Al knds sn sizes kept cheepet
iari far the a nd Rfeas
'i pat faor ~es'-peeialy solicit of aal
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No. 3, Passenger Train. s4+A ".
No. 81, Local Freight, 3;lsP
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VT. Price returned frcm the
Territory Saturday.
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