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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-12

Helena, Butte and the Pacific Northwest
st. Paul.
Dining Cars on Winnipeg and -
Pacific Coast Trains Iv Ar
Pacific Mail (daily) Tor Fargo,
jamestown, Livingston, Helena
Butte, Missoula, Spokane Ia 4:15If2:1J
coma. Seattle and Portland. go D. IN. 10 m.
Atlantic Express daily from
Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Spo-
kane and Montana and North $40
Dakota points. ... D m.
DakoIa and Manitoba Express
daily for Fergus Falls. Wahpe-
ton, Crookston, Grand Forks,
Grafton. Winnipeg, Moorhead, 500 7:eJ
Fargo and jamestown 10. N. a. IN.
Fargo local daily except Sun
day for ST. Cloud, Brainerd and 9:0Ol 6:l5
Fargo. ................l la. m. p. IN
Dakota Express does not rul west OF Fargo SUM
days. Pullman Sleepers daily between st. Pau,
md Grand Forks, Grafton, Winnipeg Fergus Falls
Wahpeton and Fargo Pullman First-Class anu
Tourist Sleepers are run on through Pacific Coast
Grains.eC. Z. STONE, City Ticket Agent, 162 East
Third Street St Paul
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-12
$50 in Gold Given Awav
MINNESOTA BUILDING SOLD,

S25 every week. See advertisement of
the Plymouth Clothing House on page 3.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

EILLING CHEAP-Wanted, place to
l. put 300 loads of sand Apply to E. f.
Anderson. planting trees on Summit av., be-
tween Kent and Lexington.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-12
ST. PAUL SWEEKLY RECORD
Monday.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Reinhardt Lischke.. Pauline Kroemer
Q. w. Campbell -. $50. Maggie Cogel
William L. Wilson 800. Nellie a. Hart
RIRTHS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-12
THE WORK-SEEkER.

[corrRIeHr, 1893. BY SAM WALTER Foss.l
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-12

ME CHEAPEST PLACE to buy pict-
L ures and frames is at the ST.. Psul Pietnre
Frame Manufacturing Companv's, 3I9 Waba.
sha St, between Third and Fourth; also. a
large lot OF leftover pictures and frames at
half-price. Bowen & Muncv
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-12

GOOk-Good COOK wanted for Hayward
= Wis. Inquire $40 De Soto ST., st. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-12

COOk-Wanted, a competent girl to cook
~ wash and iron. $50 Ashland av.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-12

GAN DIEGO, CAL.-Very choice ten-acra
~ fruit ranch for sale; modern house harm
etc; everything complete Address 49,.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

MASQUERADE AND THEATER cos
Ih TUNES, wigs and grease paint. Mrs
Louisa Neltmann, IS East Seventh ST.
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COOk-Wanted, a girl who knows how to
~ cook and do kitchen work; small family
and small wages; good home for the right
party. Inquire at $50 Wabasha st. or 457 Ash
land
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-12

EMPLOYMENT = Wanted, by q young
~ man. employment Of any kind where
there is a chance for advancement; under
stands bookkeeping; can come recommend
ed. Address q 1873, Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-12

GROCERY CLERK-A Young man would
" like position as grocery clerk in retail;
two years experience; best of references.
Address X 1856 Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-12

| ENMPLOYMENT-Any kind of work by
- German; speaks English. SIG Park av
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-12

ANlTOR-Hones man would like work
OF any kind. janitor or driver preferred
Apply to G. S., 524 Orleans St. City.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-12

Il NGiNEER-Have had ten years expe-
- rlenee: can do my own repairing; can
give good reference; no objection to firing in
Dig plant. Address John Stone general de-
livery, Minneapolis, Mimi
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NORTHERN PACIFIC !!

The Dining Car Line to Fargo Winnipeg
Helena, Butte and the Pacific Northwest
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-12

DEATHS REPORTED.
Mathew McNulty, 294 Carroll. .s3 years
Joseph Herda, city hospital. 30 years
Mrs. ID. KruschwitZ. 353 Walnut. 81 yrs
Baby Pollen. city hospital. / month
Charles II. Howard. city hospital 90 yrs
Therese Ulimar, 426 Summit SO yrs
Matilda Cressey, wOrkhouse. ......65 yrs
nj. Bornberg, ST. Luke's hospital So yrs
Lamson Pulsifer, 925 Fremont. .76 YRS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-12

SALESMAN = Wanted, by experienced
~ man, good salesman, as travelling city or
store salesman; can give references and Sc
curly II necessary. ID. NJ :, ga jackson ST.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-12

SrENOGRAPHER -Competen lady stem
~ ographer would like position; will as
sist with other office work. and accept small
salary for the winter; can give good refer
ences Address la2 Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-12

SEW1NG-German dressmaker wishes sew
~ ing to do at home, or will go out. Call at
ATS Lafond st
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-12

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES as fireman or boiler
- attendant; willing to work cheap.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-12

STENOGRAPHER-A rapid and accurate
- lady stenographer and typewriter of
three years experience desires position: can
Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-12

NT ISo NJ. n. SOIdEChNLt, SCIEN
ISl tifc face massage, respectfully an
nounces the opening of her parIors at Room
4, New Mannheimer Building.
MI RS. BALDWIN removes superduous
1fl hair, moles etc by electricity; only
positive and permanent remedy known: five
years experience; references given. Weber
Block. Sixth and Washington sts.; in the
same block as the Misses Pierce.
AIRS. VAN O'BLENIS-Massage and
Isl manicuring; hours. a. m. to 80 p. m.
Room II, Germania Bank, 5th and Waoasha
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14

Mr.. Thomas G Bogg, seereta
~ OF the Young Mems Business
League of Memphis made a
speech in that city the othel
night On the subject Of -How to
build . city, and osed the fol
lowing foreiele language:
-Every mau slou1d swear by
his city i'd he. -elaim for il
eve ytf ak about 10, cay to
the v01ld that il is the greatest
place on earth. fight for it, IL
you hear anybody running il
down, knock him down. Don't
listen to the voice Of the eroak
er; choke him OF with 700
words- Ask him hov much
zoney he bad when he came to
she city. and you viii End thai
hs started humbly and made biz
Torture in the very city which
~. - @ss.--s-- - A4ts-sr- =
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14

One knows not what he eats
now a-days, says the LaMarc
Globe. According to the report
Of the state food commissioner,
. red current Jelly IS made OF
coal tar. dye, glucose and sp-
pie Juice and is guiitless of eur
rznts. A coffee mixture con
tanned e5 per cent peas and III
per cent CT ehicory. A coffee
essence was made of cocoa
shslls. corn meal aad extract oi
chicory. A sample of apple hut
ter contained but 10 per cent OF
apple and that vas made from
peelings and cores Aolasse
vas made mostly from glucose
0seomargarine came from eot
ton seed oil, cinnamon had 80
per cent of ground crackers,
AID wins ar carrie I 80 per cent
more CT less OF pure water.
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14

We know that there are men
and even women who boast of
their caItRre and przte Of their
religion, Who regard xnything
ike sympathy snd protection OF
Gods speeehless bur living crea-
fion, as sentimental weakness
beneath the dignity Of a man,
bat we stand fat footed amidst
the leers and taucrs Of all that
sort Of hnma1 kind, zs the un-
yielding friend of those erea-
lures called dumb animals from
the ELEPHANT to the mouse, from
the eoador to the humming
bird, from the whale TO the min
nov. The individual vho can
abuse and wantonly XII any
thing that God has created and
placed its home in the air. the
sea or the forest, - a stranger
to his blessed inearnzte Son,
Jesus Christ, who declared that
even the sparrow was cOnse
quential enough to arrest the
A.tention of his Father IN heay
en-, when il lights upon the
ground What then shall We
say OF the horse that bears us
safely and swiftly upon his back
at our will 7 of the COW that
gives Us milk to sustain our
physical life: of the dog that
follows and protects usf OF the
cat that guards our pantry OF
the fowls that range our barn
yard, aud furnish us both their
eggs and flesh foroar usef The
mau who will wilifully injure any
of these domestic animals BY
starvation or cruel beating Is u
stranger TO the first elements of
pure and undecided religion
While 1t Is our privilege 10 kill
noxious insects, poisonous ser
rents, vicious wild beasts that
endanger our lives We are not
allowed TO infiIct any Heightened
torture upon them before We
dispatch or Kill them How many
that will read these words and
laugh in derisiou at such pruri-
ent nonsense, Be not in haste
10 pass sentence of c0ndemna-
ton, for we stand upon the
words ana works of Him, who
spoke as never man spake, In
the days OF his Incarnation We
want no better test except ocu
lar demonstration, of a good
| man aud q good farmer, than the
condition OF bis saddle horse o.
team. whether of mi.es, horses
and oxen than the condition
they are in, when they are in
town As q rule, the prospe
rous farmer and the more hG-
maae man will in the summer
il he can find it, hitch his TIN
IN the shade and give them a
feed of corn aud hIy al noon,
whether of horses, mules or OF
e.; sad they are kept in good
condition as % flesh. with good
and fitting harness, and long be
fore night he will be on his way
home. How Is il With the ether
MANI He eomss in early. stays
iate- only departing when the
iAst saloon Is closed Filled
with strong drink, he leaves II
ais wake eEoads Of dust invIsi
bic IN the darSuess- WITH q
heavy whip and . stro7g arm he
plies the lash TO bis poor team,
which has had neither food uor
water daring bis long stay anu
gets rome ar last, where ve
leave him 20 rule his household
more with the fairy of a demon
than the patienee Of the man
! Grenada Seatinel-
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14
Bad Farming

In nine cases out of ten those
who are crying "farmins don't
pay" are slack farmers. Ihzye
two neighbors of that stamp
They arise late in the morning,
do chores, eat breakfast. then
sit and smoke and talk, get to
work at s or 10 O'clock Tcols
all out of repair, when one l.
needed spend half = day to fix IT,
or go q mile CT tvo and borrow
one. Gates and doors Hanging
by the eyelids,' wagons, sled-
aud sleighs standing around IN
der trees and fences the year
through. Yard full Of old bar
rels, wagon wheels and every
old broken down implement
grass not cut Until all dried like
sticks, corn and potatoes left IN
the field till the ground freezes
never strive 10 get an early gar.
den, fearing q late frost viii xiii
il, bat every clouds or lowery
day, often . pleasant one is
spent in store laughing, tmOk
ing or blacksuardiag, aud then
wsil -farnin. don't pay No
il don't, Damaged in this way.
YOu had better stay .. home
plan better, work more, and
whine less pon't you thing 20!
National Stoeknan.
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14
coa4.es.4 ~ -. -. c Lr. x o.srs-

+
Here is What DIR. Lyman Ao-
bott said recently in \ sermon
OF this voman's crusade sgaiust
intemper2nce. Il sm very glad
the woman's Christian Temper
ance Union Is lighting the tenn
perznee battle, but I do not
think il very ereditable TO us
men that ne leaEe il to be
fought by the women. In the
old legend, ST. George tights
the battle for the deliverance OF
the woman; in modern life, the
woman fights the battle and 81
George sits on the fence-smok
ing-to see how it 10 going on y
The writer would here add
that in this modern battle which
the woman Is fighting for the
deIiveranee Of the man from the
grasp of the demon rntemper
anee-a fact and not . legend
,he man while sitting on the
fence smoking and sappins HE
toddy every now aud then ex-
claims: IL am sfrziI she ia get
ting out Of her sphere. I don's
think she'll succeed This is
certainly not very creditable to
us men five are too coward
ly to fight the battle ourselves,
We ought at least to give the
women q word of encourage
ment, a. the eovardly husband
did in his story Of Betsy and
the bear. When he had fed to
. place Of safety and lefs his
wife to fight the bear alone he
manfully exc,aim ed: That's it
Betsy, Hit him again "A
few more Iicks of the axe like
that will tnish the brute.r
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14

rhe P.deral courts in our
State are asking for the appoint
ment of assistant district attor>
neys, giving as . reason for the
call the fact that the Illicit sell
ing and making Of liquor 10
greatly increasing in the State,
owing to many esunties having
suppressed licensed saloons.
and in Consequence the busi
ness of the Federal courts 10 be
coming to heavy 10 be handled
without additional attorneys.-
Aberdeen Examiner.
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14
Senator HauIey sar. the z

Senator Hsvley says the Re
p1bIiean members of the Senate
will not resort to 6Ibusteri3g
tactics to prevent the passage
of Of the Democratic tariff bin
IL would be safer, however for
the Democrats to change the
Senate rules 90 that fllbaster
ing could not be successfully re
sorted tc.-Gree.yille Times
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14


Gov. Lewelling, of Kansas. Is
TO be commanded fer his atti
tude with regard to the tr2ngs
that have become so numerous
in that state, aud the judge xho
makes light Of the governors
opinion merely -hOEs that he
does not kLow the aw, AID that
he knows not hoE to temper
justice Nth nerey- \ man 0aI
Of work has the same right TO
travel the kings highway as the
richest citizen lie has the
right to SIT aud sleep on the
roadside. He has the righ; TO
beg for aims In the eye Of the
Isw poverty is no; a crime, and
the man who does no work be-
cIuse he can get no vork TO do.
IL not a criminal whom police
men aud constablvs may arre. {
With impGnity. What Is \ man
to 40 who cannot pay for n ve
hicle, or FOR a bed under a roofe
To arress him rs a malefActC r
because he has no visible meaEs
CT support. and because he has
neither home nor friend, and
because his pockets are empty
is without any warrant IN good
Law common sense or justice.
So long as he does not disturb
the public peace or interfere
with anybody the police should
keep their hands cff IL Is well
enocgh that tramPs should be
kept under surveillance. but that
is all that should be done
Many a maD, now distinguished
in the business or professional
world, has known the Gay when
misfortune compelled him to
live upon charity. II does not
follow, of course, that all trsmPs
are deserving of suecor CT syn
patby. but there are many Vho
crave OF society nothing mere
than an opportunity TO earn
their bread. These men should
not be locked up and sent to
the workhouse for the plrpose
of increasing the fees Of tie
warden. Tie tramp is the de-
velOpuent Of hard times- He
lisa victim of circumstances ov
er which he has had no control.
No man begins deliberately to
" until he finds il impossi
be get work. The comic IA
pers of the day should suppress
their picture makers ~ho delight
in making fun of the tramp and
holding him up to pubic ridi
cRle- Saeh cheap pictorial wit
merely gives the thOughtless
an ! selfish wrong ideas ofthings
IsIs hard for the charitable to
distinguish between the good
tramp and the bad one, but Gov
erEor LeweIlIng shows his hu
m4uiiy By insisting that meu
shall not be punished for va
graney, or be abused simply be-
eau q fate has condemned them
to ysgrancy.-Appeal Avalanche
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14

Spsc'al EIsctoa.
To TT Harkins, L L Word, B J
Ragiand- Commissioners of
Election for Lafayette coun-
", Mississippi.
A vacancy ic the sm e Of
Treasury of lafayette county,
Mississippi, having been created
and now existin. by reason OF
the death eff r Raney; you are
hereby directed to hold an eIec
ton according tn Law In said
csuaty on the 26th day of De-
remce-. 1898. to ill sail vsean
ey.
Ordered Dee 18th. 1893
wv TURNER
President Board or Supervi
sors-
See z 1858 See y 1852
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14

The North L Ypi Conier
enee 81 fs reee meeting at
Columbus elected % the general
Conference y len meets in
Memphis next M, the follow
ing delegates: Reys- J S Oak
ley, w b Nurrrh. W I Sullivan;
also Lieut.. Gov. q ID Shands,
Judge J L FAINT and Dr. Il W
Jones.
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14

IL is impossible TO 2ls ase ev
ery-body- The editor Who tell,
the truth mast expect to Offend
some people The maiden lady
~ho broke the Mirror because
it pietarsi her face With vrin
kles is By no means alone in
this world. She broke the glass
bet the wrinkles reraained.-Ex
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14

The operatives in the Missis
sIppi cotton and wOolen mills
At Wesson have been notified
that there would be a cut of 10
per cent in wages IN ali depart
ments, which rule went into ef
feet last Monday
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14

Se1atobix bss '1st two promi
neat citizens recently Ion.
Ira d Oyiesby - .ocate a.
Fort Smith, Ark. and Mr. J r
Dean, another lawyer has re
moved TO jackson. Tenn
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14

Axnna-Harry. want you
to come in now and amuse the
baby
Harry aged 5l-Yo1 will have
TO excuse ne mother, i sn not
IN - - ca-redv line
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14

A contractor and builder in
Cambridgeport, Mass i, in speak
ing of the working Of local OF.
tion. says that he notic-s a great
difference for the better in the
quantity of work done by his
men, also that the decreased
cost Of Supporting drum kards
anu paupers more than Offsets
the loss of revenue to the city
from hceases-
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14
FOR SAIEr

Ny rssideaes With all eon,
n'snee, three rooms, hall, ki.cke..
cellar. out house. tvo eisterus AID
t.o large sssblss Also, nv CID
place. With all improves. cts, WITH
about seven acres Of Ind. Ia
qaire Of Mr.. Abs Brenaer.
Oxssrd. Miss.
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14

The case Of ex-Postmaster w
ri Gibbs. of Jackson, indicted
for smb; zxliDg $3.50. has been
continued until next term OF the
court.
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14
lIl's lrflIi sYI..

Ths hess SLss in the world f,r Cat.
BRUISES soress Clesrs. Szs. Rh-uu.
sever s'r~s. r-stsr. chapped H1sdx.
s-ssIakaaczs Csrzs. zci al .xIu eruu-
sl''1s .st P0sStireiy eur-- pIl<s Or n.
2-y- IL Sgna<Aate.sd 20 give perfect
s.sa@fA-sSsoa a Eaa~y rrfzzsi>.i- Prie.
zoe psr box Fer x1ls By gr Chaaiy-r.
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14

ar- w ii Terry, Who has been
10 The drug business at Elktop
ny, for the past twelve wear,
say -Chaa b RAINS CsusL
Remedy gives lett r satisfse
tio0 than any other ecuzh uedi
cine 4 have ever so.d.= There
70 good reason for this. No ots
er van euie = cold 80 quickly ;
90 oiaer Is so certain a preven
taiive aud cure fer CT pup. mo
osher affords 50 much relief IN
case. OF .hoopins cough Sold
by w b NeEwen-
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14

Tie Mississipps Division OF
the United Confed crate vete
rams OF the State Of Mississippi.
-=enhled a. Jackson Fuesi,y.
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14

Daniel A Payne, founder and
president of Wilberforee Uni
versity. and bishop Of the ii
can Mst1odist Epis hCreh
- dead.
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14

Mr.. Moore. the postmaster n
Bradshaw. Va after reading an
advertisement of ChamberIsiu,s
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, concluded to try o
email bottle Of il. He says: Il
used it in two cases for collie
and three for diarrhoes, viii
perfect satisfaction. I have han
died and used a great deal O.
patent medicine but never tired
thai gave ~ good results as
this" For sale by W b New
en-
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14

WincheIl 4 Davidson, Jewel
ers and Stationers, have the ex
elusive sac OF these Celebrated
Glasses in Oxford, Miss. They
get them direct from the faeto-
ry of kellam & Moore, the only
complete optical plant in the
Soufh, Atlanta, Ga.
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14

The National Farmers Con
ventiou met as Savannah. Ca
Tuesday and Is largely attended.
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14

That the injurious eHecis of
social drinking extends to the
educated as well ~ uneducsted
10 demonstrated by = physician
in Australia Who has been in
veetisating the damage done to
the bachelors Of medicine in
Melbourne University. More
than eleven per cent of the
medical nen trained in that
school are distinct alcoholics p
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14

Nr. Fl " Beck. an attache of
the Appeai-Ava'anche, died in
that city iast week
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14
RATES

Rev. id Leslie aud family, of
Water Valley, have removed to
San Antonio, Texas.
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14

The bankruptcy bill introduc
ei in Congress at the opening of
the session has been killed.
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14

Splendid equipment Able Fac
alties. Thorough courses in
over 70 sehooss in Arts. Science,
Philosophy. Law. School of
Pedagogy. Location unszrpass.
ed in beauty aud healthfalness
Session closes first week in
June Necessary expenses low
er taan ever before No tri-
rion fees except IN Law School.
Apply for catalogue to
E:s =. 3. yI..,r. cSa-csll,r.
Universiy. II iss
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14
a Lady Cared Altar many Years
SuferIaQ.

-l'ye sufferer from dyspep>
ssa for twenty years Was in
such M | had 30 use the same
care wiih my Diet Ne . baby.
Used Tyners Dyspepsia Rene
cy and can nOx eat anything
without Inconvenience. IL 10
truly . great reuedy.z-Nrs.
Anthony Duncan Try il for all
stomach disorders IL never
cisappoInts- Price so cents a
bottle For sale by all druggists
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14
LAGRIPPE AGAIN.


The Unls-d Stairs has rev.f s-.=f
frUu s.y s<nss taat e. -z1-ss -
f-arf1l rE=1lss &s k.ls I-tfr,gz-- Phi
GerIrefGe- kzs 2rver f-Iri - -uzs +.
quickly w1sre useSl
EEIfAEGK EvroEycK
Ar-xxTx- &C.. N1v. -. rssg
's1 Jszrs-y lsst All vinIs-.rs<s z
ct Lat-ErTre- Iwls zsvis~s Nv . frsza:s
- Es- RayzI Gsrr-szer. wnfe5 eur>s u,
II euCrie O lays- rwse zzEa a-rxrss
hy the s-zp c1ig n-cE-h- AMI ,<uacr-T
nT former ezper-ea<s 7 cDcszszc.I :
oces ---El 6ezEs-Iler and md noe Axv-
% g tr tssi- sncsalzr Il sp~.i Sc Z
i-astrtTps L SrrAk-
ks~p t-st ssSels 0psl. With sr-E1s<T> :
Psrz-
klEg 8 roysf sIernset ssrt o atIa.Ea, 3
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14
Non Residents Notice.

Non Residents Notice.
corrie C. BAIley. &c al.
u. No. 7s0T !.
T. Z. Tsmpts, ct al J
To Mrs 4 s H.<siis. vios- Pos.-Jt-
sse is Fors Saith. Ark You are hsrv-
By cuurnaufsi 20 be and appear hsforx
ths CAaneery Court Of Lafayette eozz-
~, Miss. on he sec nj AOuday IN
Jsnu.ry, 1895 n Rule=- then and then
70 show cause. = any. .hy In. petitbOr
of Mrs Corrie Bailsy ct Al. for the
sale Of the n Z ! Of Section = Town
ship :. Range :, West, IN LaFsystt-
c anfy. Miss should not be granted as
prayed for IN said petiti0a-
j. W r. Falkner. Ben r. Gray,
Sol. For Comp Cierk-
OxfO<i. Dec I4sh, lsoo- 3~
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14
RATES or ADvESTISiN6.

4 inch One month 20
4 inch Three months : %
/ inch Si< months 3 JO
| inch One yes- . Oo
Ressiiag notices on local page
f.ppiac. 10 ehs1gal II cants per
line f,r 6rss insertion and ) cts
psr line cssh subsefas"t inser-
ton Nothing inserted for less
than 25 cents.
-JoB-woRK AT REAsoSARLE-
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14

On Thursday of last week Mr
Emmett DSOly and Miss Hattie
Moss were united in marriage
by Rev. L W MeckIin- The
groom, M Dooley- Is one 0i
lafayette eounty's best citizens,
wniIe Bis bride is q daughter oi
DR.. r P Mess Of College Hill,
and 10 one Of the fairess and
Ioveliest young ladies' ever in
this county After the congrat1.
latious they took their depart
ur. for their future home near
College Hill. May thsir home
Be ever bright and happy. and
their dreams of happiness be
more than realized.
Oxford eagle., 1893-12-14

The marriage Of Mr. T J Car
nathan TO Miss Mary rankersley
at College Hill on Wednesday
OF last week. vas Witnessed by
the many friends Of ffhe happy
bride aud groon- Rev. K "
deekIin performed the esremo-
ny in an Impressive manner,
afser which the happy couple
took their departure for their
future home at woodvilIe, Tenn.
May their lives grow brighter
and brighter as the years roll
5y and be strengthened by faith
hope and love until their dreams
of happinesa are fully realized
X.