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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

A pria;er may hare n bank
and aaSius and never be worth
a ceuI have caps and small caps
and have neither wife nor chill
drea; 9th RS may ru5- but he
gefs along faster BY setting Ee
may make Impressions without
sIoqaenes. and still tell the
truth. Though others cannot
stand and Ees, ne can set stand
ing, and do both at the same
time; may use furniture and
have no dwelling; may make
and pat s~zy pi- yss never see
nor eat a pie A human being.
ne NAY De . rat ~ the same
time be may baadie q shooting
iron. yet know aaght of a gun
cannon or pistol he may lay
his form on the bed yet be CON
PEELED TO sleep on the foor;
may use . dagger v.thoat shed
ding blood from earth may han
de s'zrs; and he may have :
Sleeps foot and never be dc
fovnei--Exchzn-e-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

Capt. J " Howard, OF the
Southland stock Iarm near 40
sEdsen. las just sold 4 drove OF
one hundred fine hogs 10 deal
~r IN CiEeiHnafi, NJ good hgnres-
V-Eiiy his Is carrying Goals 10
Newcastle or rather, Pork 10
Porkoplis-
Not more than twenty i've
bcshels of corn vas fed To Ihss
drove They we're raised on p2<
taGsge and then turned II a f0i
" acre rsid thai vas planted IN
alternate rows Of corn and pea
nuss The Germ vas bzrsesisd
and yislded tsenty i've bushels
TO the acre. while the hogs
CLEANED the g1O5er patca-
This - the first tine that ne
have snapped pork With the
West for good pile, though
ne are mzay car loads ahead on
beef -ExamFu>r.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19


One Of the simplest disenfec-
fsDts OF Ia. siekrocm 10 -rognd-
sd coffee burusd On = shovel.
80 n TO ell the atmosphere Of
the room With its PaBgent arO-
matte odor. IL too red hot
eoas are placed on q shovel and
= is&.pcenfal st Srcssd eeEe -
spriakisa over them as . .i1e-
u.sn< three seSsp0OEsfgl 10 all
Il VII IT The room With its 2ro
IA. and it ]. said TO have the ny
genie effect OF pEeyeEsing the
spread OF various epidemic dis
eases. Ths oder 10 very sgrcea
ole and soothing TO a sick per
sOa vssre other dizenfsefants
pEs-e srss-reeshle- Hoss Of
the expensive diseHfeefznts sold
IN the shops have no special psv
CT a. such. but are simply decd
or z=rs, the two being frequent
: c0af09aisd -PIcayaRs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

There is very little genuine
poverty n America said Jasl &c
4 " Ailier of st Louis the
other day. Oar poverty Is
rather more comparative than
real Ts have men vish in
comes Of sI00.000 year and
more Besides these Colossal
fJrsanes the man Who supports
a tamil on - a geek appears
ps0E indeed Aud vet . man
may support a family very com
forzbIy on 50 a week IL he viii
act properly about H. They may
have sung aud cheerful homes.
comfortable clothing and plenty
Of hssltLy food. The great
iroable in this country is thai
N u acquire luxurious habits be
fore they are able To iRdalgs
them The man Who earns hat
81 J5 q dzv must have his t0diy
and bis cigar must patr0niz-
the barber and the street ears
as though he carried i've times
that sun Ella wife and chill
dren must dress as expsusively
"a those of man of twice hrs In
coms, and the result is that IN
s-ead Of being happy and inde
pendent. he is ever between the
devil OF prisIs and the deep sea
o. debt AL Americans expect
tn 10 rich seine day some for
innate turn Of the tide is TO bring
taeir long delayed chip % port
and they 90 on living bey076
their means ia anticipation D
that good time which is always
coming bat seldom srrivea
am not the0rizing; / have lived
on 50 a week and supported 4
family. We were just As com
fort bic then as We are now
We we're just az rich, for re has
everything We actually needed
and paid cash for it--colorad'
Sua-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

Colors d people Who left Ten
.esses and Mississippi Isst sum
mer when the weather was
warm, To 90 to Oklahoma and
Get rieh- and enjoy a larger de
gree Of liberty, are starving for
something TO eat, aud freezing
for want of warm clothing and
fires The best thing our color
cd people can do Is To stay
where they are, pull of their
coats anu 90 TO work with 4
will to MAKE a crop or split rails,
dig or plow for some one who
wants this sort of service. and
don't forget tha; times are hard
money scarce, aud consequent
", labor cheap. Take all that
: you eau get. as compensation,
bat remember that farmers can
NOD pay big prices In 0klsho-
ma. many e0lored men Who
wonid not work here for less
thar a dollar a dsy. would be
glad nov to get their vietual
aud clothing for What xcrk they
an do -Ex-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

The latest novelty in the way
OF expeditions Is one for ex-
ploIing the center OF the earth.
Mr.. Rider Hagsard in his Wild.
est imaginings never conceived
of anything more absurdly fan
tsstic than the hunt after Syn
sonia tho mythical Land in the
interior Of ILis globe, TO which
light il sup osed TO bs admitted
through aDertures at the North
and South Poles The gallant
explorers are to go TO Green
land. and then 10 folsow the wild
animals Who myste-iOusIy disap-
pear somewhere In the North
every autumn, and we're sur-
posed. according To a theory in-
vented by a man named Sym
mss, at the beginning OF this
century, 30 90 inside the globe
Que thing seems pretty certain,
and that % the expedition will
20 inside the animals before il
gets very Ear into the reeessss
OF the earth N \ uorni u
Jeaxnal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19
6lshe-3emec.zt phIissoh,

We print below some of the
Gscbe-Denoerais philosophical
expressions in defeat The
G.Obe-Dem0crat Ia a stzuach
Republican Journal. yO1 know
st is sad, bat SO; and that's
all there Is 10 be said about it,
-Ihaak God. the Supreme
Court IL not elected ky the peo-
pie, or the Democrats would
have had that too
Only 1859 days until the cleo
ton OF a Republican President
I'VE cane, re szx We. bat We
let the ether fellows do the con-
ilerirg"
IF the de .ocrsts see aay
thing else they want. re hope
that they viii not be too modest
TO ask for IL 4 hSt stcve for
instance
If Russ Harrison wants 10
90 To COney Island next san-
msr he'll have 10 s<im or take q
ferry boat The L nIted States
navy VII not be al BIS disposal
In estimating and cztalogu
ing the causes CT Republican ds
feat the sEiiiBg circumstance Of
lack of Republican votes oughl
not TO be overlooked
@yadane, said the doctor, il
response 10 the szrnest inquiry
Of his patient. you are sGferin.
frOl a complication of disorder
the exact nature of which cal
only sc ascertziaed At the port
MOI EN- ThIs 10 about cur p
liiiesl condition at the pFsser
time
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19
Frem SplHis~.

Ed EAGLE A good msny
peOple on Splinter are rlsaTiag
up -acE grUuRd" and baraias
brush and old scd-e q les pre-
parafOTy TO spring work B7ilsl
~. barns and repairing pzsiurs
'-He-s occupy the attention %
itkerr- bat the great 1sJsTIty
are either sitting b. q gOOa mr.
trying "a besp warm or OUT rsb-
bit CT bird EaBtnS
Mr. Bob HnlloErll will hare
20 work harder and more of il
this year than common 4 wee
little iadr took mp permanent
50ars! az bis house last week
Sr- Jim Gardner IS now col
'eciiug for SiSs x Soa. Of Tar
ior- Jim Is a hustler and gets
over lots Of territory in a day.
IL fscs. rheneyer he wants 20.
he can get : move On hin that
couEts-
xr. " c R4y Is lying yer,
log with pneumonia ~ his home
ns2r OrrwOOd-
Q1ifs a nanher Cf our far
mers ara contemplating Raising
sl- long staple esTioR sEIs year
Pound parties are becoming
quite a fezfur. IN the social cir
Gle OF our burg. The one -
,;r- JET Jones Friday night "a
delightful occasion 4 big
time and plenty to eat - EEas
I'll want and . pound party IL
the place TO get Il.
Er- jim Young OF Texas. j.
cut on a visit 10 hts uncle, gr
I'm. Young.
Ihe dance a; sr Joe Loves
Oa Tuesday night vas another
sae Of these de .h;lgl secl
.iOEs ve all like to attend
Nr. Robert Z LIE Callahan
and Hiss i.y Jane Gibson
We married last TUESDAY even
Jog NJ the residence Of the
OTiIss mo her. IN the sabUE0 Of
SgIiaieF. Rev J Z HGasin. of
aeiziiar. Sapper uas served
AT airs. Nancy GIif.ins, 4iat CT
me bridegroom Nay their vey
sge down the STREAM If life be
a. bright and Al gay as a fresh
blown rose
Hon L B Jones. of YOeOua.
Vas II SpliI;ee las; week lock
ing hale and hearty His
frieEds are always glad TO see
him.
aessEs @O0c.- Ales, s z ard
II K = bitten. OF Clear Greek.
we're 90 IN to Sc Squire Brown.
ing during the week
SIR John Wright lest fer
Texas tie other day after a few
weeks visit 20 friends on Spin
ter MT Wright came to a Eise
conclusion before he left; ne IS
going 10 move back 10 Aissis
,iPpi
ar Tom Browning killed an
owl not long since that MEAS
Gr<d four feet and SIX incaes
from tip TO tip Ii Vas of the
horned saeeres and looked a
wise as some n eubcrs al
the Mississippi Legislature
Sunday Was preaching day Al
Concord but the vealber *zs
50 cold only 4 handful y as pres
enf. Mr. Hewlett eaa and doe.
preach as good sermons TO {
tsv as he does shen the heass
rs full
With best wishes for success
TO the EAGLE, I'll quit.
A NJ
Jan. L.. 1898.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19
d Ksmarr of III. srsys psaa.

An appeal has been iseCed by
the Ladies NemOral Association
aud Confederate camps of Rich
mond IN behalf csthe monument
to the memory Of private sol
t:.rr- aud saiiUrs In brief, Il
SAYS:
.ItIs designed that the mouu
ment shall speak for each state
of the CsnExcersey fits sacred
love aud reverence for the dead,
the uame Of each State eagrsv-
ed on the stone fJTniug the TIA
jessic column, upon winch vii
stznd ;he stal~art ii-ure OF the
Confederate private soldier az.
In the masenm where one may
learn the true story Of that dire
struggle and imbibe the spirit
of that self sacrifice which
g.asigy gave is aid nj the call OF
duty. To this eEd there vii
shortly be held n Richmond q
uemor11l bszazr- In it there
viii be a table or tent for each
State Furnishing IT'S name, the
shield colars aud MOTIF. aaG
its earnestly desired that each
state shall assist lis oEn tssIs
9Th eontriBnii0Rs Of ali Kind
rhis bszA- viii De unier ta- an
spices fine Memorial Assoeia-
non and the Confederate camps
aud q direct appeal I'll. soon oe
sert cut by Them 10 enlist the
active co operation of iaos<
~hO never failed TO honor What
now is on'y msm1ry dear To ev
cry h-srf-ihe cause they be
iIs-e 10 be tic right
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

Oxford. Miss had q bi. FIRE
on "Wednesday morning Of Ia !
week The livery stable of
Hope { borrow was burned
and one horse was crenat-d.
and many others badly hurs-
4 meat market. a shoe shop and
empty storehouse were alsO ere
mated, and but for the heroic
efforts of the -bucker brigade.
almost the entire city would
have been destroyed Oxfors.
needs ire department; with
out which she can have no hope
for the Morrow T-CarroIlton
Conservative.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19
Mis-. Blanche ucManu.. o

Miss Blanche HcNanus. o.
woodviEe. siss. whose gran al
art works in the Mississippi De
nartm-n. of the New Orleans
Exposition, attracted so mach
attention and made her a nation
81 reputation. was the successful
contestant Las: vsek for the de
siyu and contract for the fTisZs
10 the kindergarten room of the
Illinois State uildiug OF the
Nerds TAR.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

Business in Wessnn Is better
than ever before. a bank bUI'd-
ing and $40 900 sch dollhouse
viii be bull. soon also electric
lights for stores and streets. far
nirure factory and street car
lines are talked of which will no
doubt be in operation soon.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

The true idea Of government
for this coGniry Is happily ex
pressed by the Washington Post
in the following words: -iei
Americans work cut their own
des:iEies with as little govern
nent "a possible CeEtrallza-
ton and pzternalism unman aad
snfssble = people InaspeD-
dence, seifrslIaae-, TespOR-IbIii
" make the eitiZea siron. anu
brave
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19
HEAIHeR RsPoaT.



aonshIy Scnnzry. 0sc 1892
The mean Temperature ever
the state, 47.4, vas OIL Of DE-
gree below the normal
The Temperature On The Let. OF
! the meath averaged about IL
degrees above the normal. grad
aaily Tell TO normal on the 10th.
aud on the Ilih, averaged de-
grees below normal il then
rose about ID degrees shove
normal on the 18th, and gradual
liy fell 10 normal again Gu the IS.
there vas q very sasceE fall 10
about l. degrees below ncrnai
on the -. after which il grzau
zIiy roSe to normal again on TIE
- there wa= another sudden
fail 10 about IS dexrsss bel0r
normal On IAe 25sb, after which
u gradually rose TO about 4 de
Ices above normal AZ ,he close
Of the month
There wers about 8 csa 1dless
days and { parity cloudy The
czIIy range Of tenn eTaiure Va
Eied from . mininum II 3 20 >
maximum of -
1he highest local mean month
IL temperature was IS 2 n. Ship
lsIasd, and the lowest 4I6 al
P0uIOtSc- The highest record
cd temperature sss So a, Hat
iicshErg On the jgh, aud the log
est - Al Dr00khzvea aud L0uis
vile on the -. The greatest
monthly range II temperature
sac 81 AZ BrO0kh.EeB, and the
lowest - as Ship Island
The average rainfall over the
state. was s VI inches, 0S9 above
the normal. his combined
xIth the excess al the end Of No
Vembsr makes an excess Of 4 -
sinee January LIST The great
est total rainfall for the month
vas : IS at B4fesvilIe, aud the
.e.St $50 At Eoss Point Ex
ces-iye rain occurred At Water
valley. ) - inches in II a0Crs
sn the 18Th
Th1utsEsiOrus reported -
Caiversity on the 4. :. and - I;
AZ BEieEs on the is T; IL Wafer
Valley on the 4. : sod IL Es-
terVri=e on s. Is. l6 aud > I;
ship fsla2d 0u Is Ia aEL 81 I.
Cry sszl Springs On 6 /; aud Al Val
4en- uzshIn gE0a. Bgsokasves.
Lsgrown aad Ezyetts c. The .
kIlsiHx fr0sis we're reported
generally OseE sAe state Oh tn
3, To- IL Is. IA. i. =, - "a. -
and %
F0gs we're re ported at Cgivez
-i;y on The . sEd 4; Walden on
ise 8: - alter Valley on the - /:
aashsngtea on /. ), %: Enter
prise en- The . Is zad - f: Log
rs=a OF /. ) and -: Louisville
on . Is. I3 and IS: Ship l.
zEd On the - !; Poas0tCe % tia
"a and Is.
LzEt Sow fell a: fes ala
tone IN the northern part Of the
s;ase on the 10. and over the
aoEsheIa and eeltrAl portions OF
the state on the -. Light slert
~Ss reported al University BEi
ers aad Walden on the y, and al
Canton aud washington OF the
20, and P0Bt0i0e on the j.
Lunar bzlOs reported AZ Val
den on the ) and -. and AZ Uni
versity and Washington on the
9th
Hail reported az Walden On
the IL, and al P4Io Alto On the
u.
Tiers vas considerable lam
age 70 property aud some loss
OF life from q tornado which
passed across the extreme
southern part OF tia Stale on
the IL
Average movement OF wind
al 4 stations 5i99 miles Pre-
vailiBg direction, NOrth-
Mean barometer at Nohile
3O12: VIeksharg 50 l02; ~eri-
dian 30 I24: Memphis 30.l6s ;
Agricultural College 30.lOl :
GreeasIlls 20 049 ; University
j. Loo
Mean relative humidity AZ Uni
versity 90 s.; Agricultural Col
sege So. Pslo Alto $40
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

Every woman In Mississippi
who has published boOk-anc
there are many Of thsm-is re
quessed TO communicate wish
Miss Florida Cunnin CHAM c'
the womens department OF tbs
Columbian exposition at Chics
90 She ia ANXIOUS TO secure
copies of -sY0wan's Work in
that line from every stats in the
UniOn, and particularly from he's
own section. the south.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

Show TIA. man you honor j
know by that symptcm better
than By any other what kind Of
a man yen are yourself; for Jon
show me what your ideal 81
manhood is, And what kind OF a
ma n vou long 10 5e--Csrlyle.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

There IS prrelIeaIIF no eottSh
N TIE hands Of the farmers bat,
a. . rule, the smoke hcases and
the corn crib are fail. This co y.
ditI0n means more corfor: as
home A1d better credit abroad
and for those the reversnt sg-
rienitHIiss vii give thanks =
Merida \ News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

Jane. Buchanan 81 Holly
Springs, while On his way TO
Amory. Hiss las, Saturday was
nm over by a train and badly
crushed. One leg vii haze 10
be anp1;ated-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

Governor Taruey still lies sic
ut hIs home in Winchester. Ten
nessee: wners a committee .,
the Legislature and one OF the
Suprea- iuslges ueIt TO inangu
rate him
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19
9lfacfykPiiciE CxtEru

Ns1as Clam. Tex .x. Sept =. Isss
PARIS kedses1e Co. Pans Tszz-
bs1r SE-s Big deza-d for y1gr
Az1elsss Chill Tznse Txm Oct Have
aOs I snesse N tire h1ss~. AID \ @azsn
or -Oxe calls for 4 every day Sena a,
0ae-s care ST. Lc@zs. Arkansas 4 Tsxs
Z Z One .ro@s Grsu-s T.zss8ess CsiII,
TO1le- R<sPs
b n Baekhzr1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

A bEsy woman 10 Hrs EMnz
Drew. of Soath S0srjdxew0ek-
Ne She r1ss . farm, keeps .
aors- and Gov. rzises butter for
market, cares for her eve ehII-
dren. does Der Own hOasework
and teaches a school Of seven
teen children Eve days in the
week
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

Some o.e asks the question;
"whsther the Lord can love .
man WAC spends at . church
social the money he owes hI-
washerwonsn r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

Gov stones eOaat of the
money in the State Treasury
shows a balance With the books
Tue amosnt of cash oakland
at tae eIsss of business an the
9,h vas si31 81 IS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

The blizzard has covered the
whole country and il IL reported
many yers0ns have frozen to
death ia Tennessee
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

Rev. Sam Small. ths notice
evangelist. has retur ec TO jour
nsliEm. lie has been offered
and accepted , posiSioa on the
editorial STAT Of the Atlanta
Consultation.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

Two police officers ofJsckson
giss. Hams and Guice, we're IA
tally shot by trArBps ON the
morning of thr Iiih-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

It's said that J G. lald's prop
er:y has increased thrss millions
by a rise in stocks 81 ice hrs
death
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

The faw ofire in the river al
Memphis has assumed such pro
portions IS TO virtually sioP NV
rr tratfc.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

The weather record 10 forty
degrees below zero in kinnesc
IA this week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

cas1<s signs a. Ezl-EG. assin IL sAes r.s ia
O. Ay=rs Ear vHrsr- HIS rrsEa1ka-aU
Strengthens NE ss=z-R. prsua81zs EAe = E-l
e. aEw asl4rs rssssf<s -Ae z-s-zEz4 ss4zr -
gay AMI Es.esx haGx. All ze1sZzrs : A.
pilE,HG ami gsassy-
~e 1lEe III Hesitation n zrszsE-ea-
ATars AA-r lEsr EzzsIEz1stf Scr s-gzsilsS
ne A<szr' zaa ne Ia l.zzs xsEeT tsEg sssers-
eac~ = - sse- T-l25 pFsFzxzzzsa Eressr7-z
ne halrs eI<ss @-smksu1 z..Z Al &l.e-Esss5 -
lie scalp Hzakez Esss.- AMI kEs<1-s kz-- So
a'als pii-s--s- sasE Preseu-s Eslzsszsss& EEi-s &
escDs dye. tAs1ss skss have Used tsss : issg
1J VITA szazx1lase s.sk r8szs ana snar-
z,nzns & ls-es4- grzr. Ege.. z4zf Fe1 -------
-zE-Eslzg Lac gsznr -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19
a Ric!, Grown

- even blz<S- Il I'll net sri s-sss Fs.T7---
s-se Esr j FesszE s-zaEs-ssrrAsef- sEst Is 2
WY 7<-gSasE-- III E8ss s5-fE. <r=n-y B. :
frepazzrss-S sA1nzK be Gzs=a1e~zs y eEze =
Ayes Hztx v--vr. x-rs r-n'szsz-sss Ezss >
zr9s--s1 VIA bsaz5 ssoc-fEsr Ese 80 s-sss
P'rru2i1es ss.<z5t hw-Y - * Esarr-s- - :
se're and REreA.lse ks=ss- e - VIZ -
n sz7szg Sonia AA11z-z- Cz
ayers rl.sr vi-rr Is e-reEs=. f. 2 ?
a.lsr y >s--z@Eees IT, -TssE-A sE--s t1l--
a'ss s-sSlr-s the n.s-zE-E ess;ssz- eEzzzse= e ,
sap. rrsTez=.s ssrnsss-.-z 1=Fs = =sSt rs''-
sKs- Se <nST ElElf Ayers Ff-ir E,aE
If'fS z--S~ mar rEai-s zHsi sl1zzzsa- r-sE
s..'ns- = being pssrslerfT kaFz1.-s1- = FRI
zena<-zizaat EssHzx.-l-7fzr r = E.-l = -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

fAar -sresz r-esEnx. vasea u exP<r1eas
Il By 80 zAEy Peepa< living IN NaEArsal
ssis-rsetz- can be cared by s2xsa;s Grove 9
rEs-eb-ss Gail TSzf= - exz.s- Irass
Pa~osa7s n Ls=so >yru7- To ret TIA
xezzEze ask for sszoxKs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

Memphis NV claims n popu
iAtisu "a .s.i>s-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19
zmbexiztns Eye ana SIN
Qsn<n-nf

O010l
csrtzi, cure fog Chrunc Sore Eyys
=. S2k Rheum. Se.lH Head, Oh
mic Sores. Ever Sores. Ee.ema
:. Prairie Scratched Sors Nipple.
.FHsa u ID ccoling aid socsairs
sn1reds ct cases have been cured b,
ztssr IL o<her treatment h.d fEEiad
& : p1f nm N 5sSd - cent box.s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

Cincinnati is threatened With
\ coal famine
Smyrna times., 1893-10-18
The Silver Dollar,

1t is not probable the Congress will
make any change in the size of the
silver dollar, as the cost OF recoinipg
would require large outlay of money.
The present dollar is large enough for
convenience, and so long as it shall be
received for government dues, it will
continue at par. For circulation in
our own country the 60 cent dollar is
just as good as though it was worth 40
cents more. 1t is only when we come
to pay foreigners for balance due them
that the coin will not be taken at its
face value.
We want a large amount of fractional
currency in the transaction of business,
and it does not matter so much
whether that currency is worth the
face value, so long as the government
provides that it shall be legal tender
for small sums and receives it for taxes.
We greatly prefer silver for all sums
under dollar, and it is not particular
about its size or value, so long as it has
the sanction and bears the government
stamp.
Smyrna times., 1893-10-18

lar ratlons. But it is not comfortable
or pleasant to live this way, and it will
De impossible for all the scientists in
the wcrld to make people believe it
scientific devices for saving heat and
e9onomizing food are worthy of attep.
ton and adoption, but there is a point
at which we are forced to draw the
line, or something will snap, as in the
case OF the man who had gotten his
COW down to a ration of one straw a
day, when she died ofhunger. Tbeories
will do very well for the mind. which
will feed on them indefinitely and thrive
and grow fat But there is imapina.
ton about tAe stomach, and it can he
appeased only by solid facts. The
Boston reporter fell off q pounds dur.
ing the week, and though he attributes
TINS to the fact that he weighed before
breakfast, and to the lack of the moist
atmospheric conditions prevailing at
the beginning of his test, it is mora
than probable that his reduction was
Que to his dollar-a-week fare. It NAV
oe well enough to know how to live on
Che Atkinson system in case of absolute
necessity, but most people will not be
particularly anxious to give it a trial.