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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-24
GOT SIXTY DAYS.
This the Penalty for Stealing an
OVercOaf

oFeFCOat.
H. NJ. Sullivan, who has been con-
fined in the county Jail for the past two
months on a charge of larceny, had a
trial yesterday before Judge Twohy in
the police court. One night in Novem-
Der last an oyercOat, owned by r. Nor
ton. was stolen from an East Seventh
street saloon. Michael Horrigan was
arrested for the offense, but was dis
charged. Sullivan was afterward ar
rested and held to await the action of
the grand jury. The grand Jury found
no indictment. but returned the case to
the police court with the recommended
ton that Sullivan be tried for petit
larceny. Three witnesses, including
the owner of the coat. testified to Sulli-
van taking the garment. Sullivan de-
MED the statements, and his attorney
further explained that the coat had
been returned. This. together with the
fact that he had already been over two
months in Jail, his attorney urged,
should be taken into consideration, and,
if any sentence was imposed, it should
be suspended. Judge Twohy sent Sui
livan to the Workhouse for sixty days.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

r. A. Fox, Towner, was Merchants
transient yesterday.
I. E. Haley, Des Molnes, was at the
Merchants yesterday.
Senator Leavltt, Litchfield, registered
yesterday at the Merchants.
yesterdays arrivals at the Merchants.
DR.. Van Buszirk and wife, of Airing
ton. n. D., registered yesterday at the
Windsor.
Mrs. NJ. A Jones Will leave this even
ing for California, where she will make
an extensive visit.
+ A SORE THROAT, a Distressing Cough,
Asthma, or any symptoms indicating a
Pulmonary or Bronchial affeston. are
speedily removed by DR.. u. Jayne's
EXpectorant.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-24
SAINT PAUL.
ToDAX,s WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Jan. %. = For Wisconsin,:
Snow, followed by clearing weather: north
west winds; colder Wednesday morning.;
slowly rising temperature Thursday. For
Minnesota, Iowa, North and South Dakota:
Generally fair; continued cold weather.;
slowly rising temperature by Thursday
morning; winds shifting to southwest. For
Montana: Warmer; southwest winds and
fair weather.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRIoULT-
URE WEATHER BUREAU. WASHINGTON. Jan.
%. o J.. m. Local Time, S p. m. 18th Merid-
ian Characterization taken at the same
moment of time at all stations.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-24

words: Burns was paid to lei up OH
raising the assessments of business
houses i'll the city of St. Paul" and.
Burns received $4,000 from the job
bers, union of the city of st. Paul to let
up Oh them" 1t is complained that
these words were spoken at various
timessinDecember last and during the
present month. Mr.. Johns said that
the papers would be served on Mi.
Reardon today.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-24
MEET TO-DAY.
Franklin Investigating Commit


Franklin Investigating Commit
Aid. Markham, chairman of the
franklin Investigating committee, has
called meeting of the body for this
afternoon at 2 O'clock. The transcript
OF the evidence was handed to Mark
ham yesterday afternoon. Asked as to
what would be the next step in the
matter, Mr.. Markham said the meeting
would first decide as to whether ad1i-
tonal evidence was necessary. After
this had been settled the report of the
evidence would be, if thought neces-
sary. discussed. and then the committee
would draft a report. The report will
be submitted TO the assembly at the
meeting OF that body tomorrow evening.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-24
In Oiden Times

People overlooked the Importance of
permanently beneficial effects, and
were satisfied with transient action: but
now that it is generally known that
Syrup of Figs will permanently cure
habitual constipation. weli-informed
people will not buy other laxatives,
which act for time. but finally injure
the system.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-24
SINGING WEATHER.
Mercury Registering Far Below
Zero. ~

MERCURY 1eS%iStSAfHS ac ociOW
Zero. ~
Yesterday was singing cold day in
St. Paul. Mercury ranged throughout
the day from + to IL deg. below zero,
and at 8 o'clock, according to the
weather bureau, it was 10 below. Mer-
curry continued from that hour to drop,
and at midnight was full 20 deg. below.
The prediction OF the bureau is contill-
ued cold weather. A singular feature
OF yesterday was the fact that it showed
mildly most of the time, and also,
showed last night during the coolest
period. The fall, however, was merely
CONCEALED mist. A rather strong breeze
made yesterday seem much colder than
it really was. In the Midway district
the wind was very cutting, and a good
many people were seen on the streets
with frozen noses. cheeks and ears.
The predictions are that the back bone
of the frigid wave will not be broken
before tomorrow.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-24
Fire Sale at Twombly's.
Whisky formerly at Csc now 15c.
To LIMIT AsATEMENTs.
Must File Itemized Statements
Under Oath

Under Oath. ~
At yesterdays meeting of the board
OF abatement the county auditor stated
that the applications for abatement are
coming into his Office at the rate of $50
per day. He made motion that was
carried that no abatement will be made
by the board in cases where an arbitrary
assessment has been made until the ap-
plicants have filed All itemiZed state
ment of property under oath. Mr..
Burns also stated to the board that
number of attachments had been made
but he would not report them to. the
state auditor. A long list Of applIea-
tons were read yesterday and referred
20 The assessor for investigation. The
Merchants Transfer company was al
lowed an abatement of 5000.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-24
NEW ARMORY.
Trustees Seabury Mission Plan
ming for One.

The trustees of the Seabury mission
at Farlbault held session yesterday at
the Merchants. Among other matters
considered was Il new armory in place
of the one destroyed by fire a few
months ago. 1t is the desire and inten-
ton OF the trustees of the mission to
have the new armory soon in process of
construction. and to finish it the coming
summer. When complete the structure
will far SurpasS i'll architectural detail
the old armory. At yesterdays meeting
committee was appointed TO make all
necessary arrangements to procure
plans, ETC., for the new armory.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-24
Thirty Nine Gents a Yard.

LOT 3---Is composed Of Black
Satin Duehesse, Colored eros Grain
Silks, Black FaiIle Franchise. Da-
masse Figured Silks in small, neat
designs for waists Us pieces new
spring patterns1, new Printed Silks
"a inches wide. Black Moifes. Bro
cades and Gros Grain Silks, White
Habutai Silks 80 inches wide, and
Fancy Velyets, all at
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-24
s !. | K s

from the beginning, and which have
secured its unparalleled success,
were brought into grand relief yes
terday by contrast with a spasmodic
attempt at competition. The sale
itself affords one other illustration
of Il truth which has been often
noted before, that really notable
successes have always been accom-
lished by very simple means. The
values we offer secure these phe-
nomenal results. These values are
maintained by the constant Access
sion of new lots which our buyers
are interchangeable in obtaining.
This week we offer five lots:
LOT lis composed of Crystals,
Black Surahs, Celored Surahs and
Printed Silks. the balance OF the
Powers stock, at
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-24
Nineteen Gents a Yard.

LOT 2---Is composed of Colored
Japanese Silks. White Japanese
Silks ~ inches wide, Black japan
csc Silks. Black Surah Silks and
LYONS Printed Silks. at
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-24
q. 2. o. z. "50."

The,E tlks Will Give q Reception to
Their Wives and Lady Friends.
Invitations are out for reception to
the wives and lady friends of the st.
Paul Lodge of Elks No. 50. The event
takes place at the RYAN hotel Tuesday
evening. Jan. 80. A reception in the
parlors at $780, dancing at $50 and sup
per from 10 to IL comprise the order of
exercises
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-24
Sixty-FiVa Gents a Yard.

LOT Ais composed Of Elegant
Black Satin Duehesse. Black Moires
i'll novel designs. Black India Silks
20 inches wide. the waterproof
kind: Novelty Louisine Silks. Check
LOuisine Silks, Black 24-inch Gros
Grain Silks, Novelty Silks for
waists and Innings. and Black Peau
de Sole, all at
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

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sosEs- TIE hzzcF oF s.. Do
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the ceze.-ely 5zmaTczs sczrh
for vkicE - = soFeS- He pcS,
trs-ed : csacsrs . rSseA tEs
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dc is hG- : STEPPED his seaI ia
uelacy. Hs described has srsi
political sirea2 Tasa: rzze TO AsHI
under al ed syean0Te tree a
his home among the re1asSsSe
mtEn-sias- He saw The celsss-
a. aa=e cfihe CSrstol emerks
from his sTevery- He cOrcs;vesi
the I1ea 0f eon<0-tiag wirk the
ililstTsSas spsrItS, ard plauged
into the campaign Nth bis cl1
n8g, hrs trGSsy fiddle. a pair q
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Truth He kaid thzt crezm-
Esre ~ tie bottom Of the
worlds progress L, was the
dream ef the visionary that pre-,
eSled the achievements Of stssz
ard electricity Tie veSxei OF
the ocean vas 0zf Ibe realized
VISION OF oGe sac hA1 dreamed
Of If losg years before
IRe universe sI-a lis ETTia1
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dream 0f Go1 Re Eon1eEea
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Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

The beautiful opening Of HoIi-
day Goods at Davidson B
Roane's Saturday night was q
credit to Jour community, and
vo0ld have been to any city.
The store was tastefuIly deeorz-
ted with evergreens and holly
berries, and the cleaning crys-
tai and silver shone respleudenl
ander The brilliant illumination
on their reception evening
Throags of cid and young
passed in and ont, sdmirisg the
grznd displzy. and ct times the
crowd vas almost too great for
enjoyment. bat everybody seem
ed happy and agreeable amid
the cheerful sad brilliant sur
reuadings.
The displzy Of silysrxare
which occupied one side Of the
estabtish@snf, if given q careful
inspection, would have claimed
yoar attention for the evening.
Benus7fnl diamonds, jewelry,
vasches. azd every novelty in
that line sled the show eases
Elegant plaqaes handpalnied,
fairy looking gifts, as lovely al
. dream, we're displayed on ev.
cry side Then the lovely ebo-
ny clocks, b1c-a-bac, shelves
Mled with choice volumes, the
rich display Of SanlA Clans Tol.
unes all combined to make yog
wish TO lingei long aud enjoy
them, bar Jon feel that 4 woalG
be m impossibilify 70 do this
af one visit, and IN trying q
grasp the whole remember il a
. beautiful scene, and also 1
place where you can find suitA
bie articles for old and young
iSuch enterprise deserves sue
GEES, and will win IL IL is hard
" worth while TO suggest thaI
you ought to visit this arm 70
yonr Christmas Purchases
Dr. Price's C<s4n r4kinx P0wcer
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13
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Special 0Ssr u gss6srs Of ths
Pzper-
egEaI NETE.PoLHAs PAPER

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sTEi-s zEeek- 81 Lcuis Re
puslie VII % sent free fer O1z
ye2r % 4ay ssrsoa sending be-
lore 5sausry q. 1896. = eaEb OF
-tares SE. ys2Iiy Subscribers,
with sS TO pay for the sz-e.
Already the clans are gaEher-
az fsE the fray in lSS-i, AID ls2J
siii oe faIi OF interesting sveEss
The sxlEEi<h lines vii hs
Ehrown cut, the Eanegvering
iogs zad iLs plans of esmpasgE
arranged l0F the great eS= P.4ign
in 20
The remaining short session
ef the DeuoeEaiic CO5gress. to
be followed shOrTIy hy \ R-rnb
lEeaa CCag-sss <izh q DeEs-eEl,
- the Presidential chair EI.. DC
/ productive CT events c; lgssca
liable Interest
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thsu "a sa Eysr si.rs tas ts-a-z
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as - lseEilss .1els and sSas
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Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

-Assesy party ~iii BE g.ge1
tc-GsgrFoE 1s<ks BY The Pryssy
ter-Aa .--ss 1usTy scct~ty. a. tss
Fe=sdrEsr ef EF-- VIA Ne SO
A pre- Eil - xivea 10 ;Ee
taekiess ia1Y aEE. Esrtlezsu
pr-seat EvsEy sssy invited
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Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

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ina ~ Dr. C..sy . C.szs1l-l-a Pos
49, 41-g sazs = ~ Ezs-s-s 49, z r.
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Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

For IhelmAfisH / have found
nothing equal to Chauberszin's
Pain ksala- II relieves the pain
~ s0on as applied J W Young,
West Liberty, IS. Va The
prompt relief Il affords is alone
worth mxBy times the cost, J0c-
It's continued use will effect q
permanent cure For sale by
q n kaigh., Oxford. 7 N Pestis
College Hill.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

Prof A L Bond7rsn,. Cniver,
atty Of Mississippi, spent Tues
day evening in Jackson 10 the
great pleasure CT those whose
privilege il Is 10 claim hrs friend.
ship--k2fe Powers Review.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

E A Crouch < Co. have NOV
ed their business aeroes the
square 20 the south side. next
door vest OF Cnandler's, and
wish all OF their cid patrons and
the pubic TO call al their new
place of business
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13
Candies. Candies

Home Made Candies
Fine French Mixed Candies,
Fine Cssndied Fruit.
Common Mixed Candies
Fine Pure Stick Candies
Common Stick Candies
Candy Toys Candy Hearts
All kinds of Candies.
An prices Of Candies
Candies for the y0ang-
Candies for the old. al
G. W. BUFPALOE'S
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

&c es&eE remedy Is so rella
be n eases ef sufaea eulds. CT
cgIgas. OF f0r any and al de-
Eza Esz>a-s Of tue throat ard
l4zES- as Ayers Cherry fee;oral.
J As Eo1s.ersul zez,eine affords
great relief IN consumption,
eyeE II he zGvz8eed stages c:
tEzl dzx=sse-
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

ar. L'Lburu Cullen vas in
town Thursday with one of the
largest hawks ever caught in
this section IL looked more
like an eagle than hawk, meAsur-
ing four feet from tip to tip
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

Owing to the absence of two
Of oar city pastors the thr0ng
vas % great At the Cumberland
chorch Sunday that many weEe
t1rned away. Those sho we're
fortunate in secaring seats heard
IN eloquent sermon from the
pastor, Rev. 7 a wigginton
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13
10 Iexax.

There will be an emigrant aud
excursion car leave Water Val
ley the lSth of Dec. to points
in Texas For all Information
Address
j. C. lURSEIL.
water Valley,
Mississippi
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

NethIRE % earth UiIl take
eEiidrsa through tAe fTsiL- OF
deal Of tesskIng 80 pleasantly,
=nG 80 very s9reiy &nd safety.
"a Dr hings ROy2l Gsrmegeur.
/ They al Ike 10 take IL. and ii
acts hike magic IN meeting the
iro05leS of that critical period.
Ii Is perfectly harmless. con
t2lalng 10 alcohol or opiuns in
any fern whatever Thousands
aaFs tiled Il and it has never
bse3 known TO fail. 81: 6 tor IS.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

BRONZE IURKKYS--l have .
few pare mammoth Bronxe Tzr-
keys for sale G06blers s3 ezch,
Hens - - each Trio Cob
bier aaG r<o Hens 81
4 J. L. BIGGER
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

Send us the eoGnty news. ii
anything OF Interest oeezrs n
yOEr nesghbcrAccd We wiii be
Ei1C &c receive tBs iaf.r-liagE
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

As u generally known ~
a7E sS- - n0w IN the k2rd< OF
~ creditors for -sttismest
Thfs state of zrNrs wa<
brozgt- sbsas by a e0ussnsiiea
Uf esFe1 n sfGScss, s=rE Which
a2a 10 couFrDL by creditors
ave very generously retained
r &s their s<ezf 20 Wind Up
fee aGsszrss. &aG to do this
sus-aiy Aa1 sz-l.f. -sO-i7y. |
~zEresrig Tsqsesi al Esy friends
Ese sEe izGeisses. 20 ne % csaae
,a st ssse azd settle 1Assr a.
~u--ts- - - tklS zexu- /
-sa Ce es-ssle4 10 s<s ny &sss-s
n shape @Ess se PREPARED te
nate soEe p4sZS sex fhe fa:zEe-
Mia STSs<f1l gk41ks 20 zv
friends Ter the <Iza exprsssSoas
q -Ela sssssy. aEa ikxiF E-E-r>
oEs prefers q assistance. Asd
esFEesiiy bezzisx- n tass 81
aszr 0f sect. the 60 sprras5or
zE6 2sszssAzce OF thcxe whoz !
s=rS served = tks past. 1 AZ
Ees stfa3sy.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

re esea7e4 - the Ess u
Z @naTeys Sy s5Ee No -
e1re e LIeEcrs
lasaa >-a2slaa al Lz -
FeE sale ty al S-ax-ists. &c
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

Mr.. and Airs. Mcdonald vii
leave tomorrow for Benton
county and viii remain uufil
the New Year.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

Mr. Thomas Gage and has
mother retGrned from Waco,
Texas, Monday morning.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

Mr.. Allen Humphreys 10 re
ported very sick al his ho1e
four mice 1orth of town
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

Ee. Vm jenkins and family
returned yesterday from An ex
tended visit 70 DIR. W I Jenkins
il New YORK,
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

we received a pleasant cal
e1arsGsT frena Nr rs l.
AVeaT ef lafayette Sa-<.
cEe rf car -sst X ahs- sas.
gtc-srsssTr esslEsns. Iie .eT-
sks 1ezl.a ef rs seeszs1 j. E,--
eus tat tie ssrEsers ere vsry
s2esToE0suf ever fhe lsE pg ee
cf eess1z
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

Ioa viii fnd Crouch,s new
market house right acress the
street from Lewis & Mckee
Go and see what an improve
ment they have made.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

Do1.f fsrget that you can ind
choice meats and fresh grocer
les at Croaehs rev stand on
south side Of the square.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

Pet Z 2 Giilzrr of 4.aF lycs =
SPTir Es ~as fu Uxfcrs Ss-ars.zv
aas. paid lx > rls2-aas vE Me
ssssEs1@a 6 81 80 - ICED E-s
zsUssSAszg aEG .ESrszss1- ever
Es~S- Praf GzlEer = an erae-
Ts=asssi eslccxfc- aas Az-klv -
prrc5atesi nv hss Vs4rea.-
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

Mrs W 8 PetiIs. Of EIlisyills'
Is visiting her faiher, Mr.. Chas
Roberts
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

PORK eaters are us7ally scrofa-
ious AID iced syeEs SArsaps-
ria 20 Cleanse the blood
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

The young people enjoyed .
pleasant social at the residence
Of Mrs- Stone north OF town,
last Friday night.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

The shoe firm of ID Kohlnan,
of or city. made Al assignment
,A<t RiSht.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

Mr.. G " Pe;rIe vent down 10
jackson on business Monday
night
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

Dr. Wilson Of Ferris, fexaA,
is visiting friends in bis old ZONE
in LaFxyeffe.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

Mrs- Faber Of keseiasko, is
the gussi Of Nrs- Prot Stands
on the caup1s.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

The EAGLE ONCE vas honored
Thursday last by . visit from
Rev. ] = kImmqas and wife
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

Hrs- Holloway returned home
from the bottom Saturday.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

Elegant line Ladies' Shoes
Just received.
L r NELSON
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

Nessra n c Tyer and I B
Alexander Of the Mighty Ezst.
visited Oxford &ca6ay
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

George Buffslos spent San
day In Holly Springs.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

The pupils os Union Female
College viii give m eatertAiz-
me1t for the benefit of the r.
5ra-y Faad on December s0xh.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

Every thing ~ greatly reduced
prices J Z NEILsos.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

DoH send your prsnhng Away
from home. Job work of all
kind1 executed With neatnes.
Snd dispatch 81 the Eagle Of
See.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

GT- G U Hampton one Of the
sGbs .ntEal citizens OF LaFzyerfe
Springs was in the city Tuesday
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

Ir. 2 W Spears of Orrvood,
vas in town lzst Monday.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

Mrs Hudson, the aged mother
OF Mrs Burgess. died at the
home Of her daughter. near Bur
gess, 10 this coun:y, on the Ssh
inst She had been q helpless.
invalid the past two Years.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

Mr.. 4 C Foster, whose basi-
ness Qualifications are Alvsys in
demand 10 sssisting Mr.. Abe
Dreamer II winding mp his busi-
Eess.
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Mr. wm- Plant spent Monday
In Memphis
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

Among the prominent &fiOr-
neys attending L 5 COari this
week are: Hon Z gxyes, J 3
Harris. Jackson, HOs.- " G
Mclean j c LoBgstreef, Gre
NADIA. Ho1- MRnr0e NeClary.
VxIden.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

Rave you seen ) W Bew.er's
diamond :
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

hr. g w Bufaloe visited the
Bluff City, Saturday.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

Any one who has ehildreu
vill rejoice With L Z Malford,
Of Pziafeld, y. , HIS little
boy, ave years Of age, was sex
With Group For two days aud
nights he tried VARIOUS remedies
recommended by friends and
neighbcrs- He says. Il thOughi
sure l would lose him | had
seen Chamberizin's Z Ccuga Rene
dy advertised and thought I
Eo1ld Try il as a last hope, and
an happy to say ihat after s~o
doses he slept until morning
l gave is 10 him next dsy and a
cure vas effected ] keep thks
remedy in the house EOS and as
soon As any Of nv children show
ggns Of eIoup l give il 20 them
and that Ia the last of ia q
and 80 cent bottles for sale By
G " Knight. Oxford z u Pet
EiA College Hill
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

feoo pair 2ea's ShOes AZ fze
tory cost.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13
Santa Clans

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lOe's.
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Tickets sd - al iaporta-s posz..-
A. v. MITCHELL. Ar~ns.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

Miss Eta Aurry returned 70
her home in Ripley q few days
since and her departure il much
regretted by her many Oxford
friendz.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

Rev J Z Thomas retained
iron Conference Tuesday he
says the entire body received a
most cordial welcome trou the
citizens of Sardis.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13
Ca<tora

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Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

Owing TO hard times and low
price Of cotton
b. FRIEND 4 SON
offer for the next 90 days their
entire stock of Dry Goods
Clothing. Shoes. Hats, sc,
At COST. FOR CASH.
Highest market price p&idf for
cotton.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-13

Waiter Rogers Who has been
. fugitive from justice sinee the
killing Of George Thompson
two weeks ago, w2s captured
near ToccopolA several days
slnee and nov occupies q cell in
the Oxford izil.