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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-11
RemnrkaI,Ie Driving.

Ii is generally the easiest thing in tie world to drive horse without spirit but there is one recorded in Stance where stage-eoaoll driver GOV cred himself with glory by doing just 3that thing. He was an old-timer, this driyer, and once in the days of long age he and his coach-and-four came rattling up to the tavern door like an avalanehe. As the coach stopped, one :of the horses dropped dead.
 That was very sudden death, re- marised a by-stander.
 ' That sudden r coolly responded the driver That 'oss died at the top of the hill nine miles back, sir; but Wasn't going to let him down till I got to the reglar stoppin place. v Harpers Young People.
 |tiOMESTEADlNG IN AUSTRALIA. s1he Manner of Opening the Public Lands
 There ta Settlement. s: There yet remain in Australia many sfhousands of acres of public land owned sspy the government to be thrown open to settlement as the growth of the coun- zfly may warrant Portions of this public domain are settled every year end the whole country is being gradual zy and systematically occupied. The
 nanner of opening the land for public pccupancy is entirely different from zthat followed in the west of the United States, lately excmplifed in the case of '5he Cherokee Strip and of Oklahoma,
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-11
JOINED IN THE LAUGH.
\ Bow-iegged Admiral Who Was Misunder'
 stood by a BulIdog.

stood by a Bulldog.
 Sailors. like horsemen, have ten dency to become bow-leggeds said Capt. s. Wooden, an ex-navy officer, re- gently. T once saw an old admiral, whose long sea service had given his legs a decided outward curvature, have, singular adventure with a bulldog. that was a pet aboard ship. The sail ors had taken great pains with the dogs education and taught him num- Der of tricks. One of his most ire quent exploits was to jump through the aperature made by the man holding one of his feet against the other knee. It was d trick that the dog seemed take great delight in performing. One day the admiral came on board the ship on visit of ipspee- ton. and while standing on deck con versing with some of the officers was spied by the dog. The admiral's bow legs seemed to strike the dog as afford ing the best chance for running leap he had seen in many day. Suddenly he made rush and leapt like whirl- wind through the tempting gap In astonishment at what had passed be- meath him. the admiral turned quickly around to see what was the cause. The dog took this action as signal for an encore" and jumped again. barking furiously all the time as a means of showing how he much he enjoyed the sport. The bewildered face of the ad- miral was too much for the gravity of the spectators, and forgetting the re- spect due to rank they broke into hearty roar, in wh ch, after he under stood the situation, they were joined by the admiral himself. :" St Louis Globe-Democrat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-11

strawDer-s'C 'Clubberiy rather gave himself away when he went to church with Miss Summit the other day. ! Singerley What did he do?'' Straw Der He wanted the usher to check hif hat and 5o5yn4 u F3x,.sIr1x,n r{xa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-11
Not Satisfacforx,

Domestic How much do you pay, mum?
 Mrs. Hiram Daily I'll pay you what you are worth
 Domestic don't work ertno starva-
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21
lnsarestIna To All.

Mrs. Matte J Nelson has con
sented TO give a Bible Lesson
aext Sunday afternoon at the
Union Grove Sunday School
Arbor :. miles northeast OF
Oxford, on the Rocky Ford
road. Hour of service 4 o clock.
Subject. The Jewish Tsberna-
Gle; its Furnishings and Ritual.
A real miniature Tabernacle In
all its parts and richly adorned
viii be exhibited and the an
eieat ritual explained
She has given the leseoa on
many important occasions IN
this and other States, and
though designed primarily foE
children, it has proven IN the
highest degree interesting TO
the most Intelligent audiences,
After the lesson n voluntary
collection will be taken to sld
IN building a house for the Sum
day School there.
Geo. W. LeaveIl,
SuHt. of School.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21
Administrators SaIs.

BY virtue Of decree Of the Charcery
Clurt rendered a. th. Nay term thereof
IN the Case II Thomas Reard, adm Inis-
traitor Of Willie Heard w. Iulia yInie-
berg st A. I Will CT
Friday, he "a day cf J1ly 1884.
sell tor cash, u the highest bidder, on
the PIE mI=es 5 miles Forth Of W tier
Valley, the following described bands
rs-xit. - acres IL section ), and 81 !
aerss section :. IN township 10. range .
wsst. in lafayette county being part
Il .he sa-tha D. Heard tract, bein-
Iot ). % acres, AMI lot 8, 6Il acres As
shown by the plot dividing said laEsis
by Chancery Court IN case Julia Vande-
berg. et Al. ". Wilii,. Heard, 20 Al.
No. sszO. sale within legal hours.
n L. Martin, Thomas Heart
tssorrey AsL=iEEtrit' g,
My 80, i--t
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21
Citation H9ties

Mr. Carrie {. Bailey.
FS NJ. 1901
z. e Temple, etaI.
II Mr.. susan Masisiox. whose post
ofiee - Lebanon, Tenn You are here
By Commanded to be and appear kefsre
the Chan .err Csu-t es LaFayetfe coun-
". Mss % tie secaui " uday in July
AZ Rales. then and there To answer the
petition ot Mrs. Carrie q Bailey for the
stIe Of .ertlin lands for DIVISION, in
shich ven are one % IN, defennintz-
B. Z Gray. Clerk.
I-w.T Fa.k1er.
sol. f0r C0mpPs-
JON. zeh. ISgG
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

We pitv The EIn who Is wounded and
does not Know the value Of Dr. fiehe-
usr's Antiseptic Is source Of relief
fron s-Heriag aud for healing wounds
It does not give life 10 the dead eus Il
give relief . the S0UnIed living lr
prev ents fnalnlatiou aud soreness.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Miss COrrinne Able, the uni
versaI favOrIte, and wIthal. one
of the faireSt and most accom-
plisHed. and amiable young Ia
dies in the State is at home again
10 spend The summer. She has
Just concluded a verT success
fuI years work N a f0urishiug
school in Gainesville, Texas,
where she sled the chairs OF
music and eloenti0n-
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

General depression In 5asi-
uess calls for Humphreys Spe,
cites. You cannot af0rd to ex-
pertinent IN hard times Hum
phreys Specifies are economical
and sU-e.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

On Thursday June "a, " +
ID Eeanlanrt, Of this city, and
Miss AiIeen Bennett Of Browns
VILE Tenn. were married at the
Methodist church ia the latter
city aud came to Oxford the
same evening. where they are at
home to their friends at the
residence of Nr. and Mrs. SoEf
Owens.
To the young couple We ex-
tend hearty congratulations, and
indulge the hope that joys ard
blessings a. hsllSwed as those
engendered by 4 showe- OF
rOses from the tar OF gardens
of Paradise may crown their
wedded future. and increase
with the lapse OF tins
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Prof Harry L Dix the popu-
lar OptieIau Of Holly Springs,
Miss, will be in IN the city
June 18th to 18th, inclusive
Can be found ut Davidson s
Roane's or City Hotel
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Cadet Robert Hill reached
home Tuesday, after an absence
of Ten mouths az the Virginia
Military Institute Robert Il
looking every inch the soldier
and very mach improved every
vay. The EAGLE wishes him !
happy vacation
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

The face. of our farmer
friends are aex cheerful and
hopeful because of the bright
prospects Of ! good harvest, on
account Of these refreshing and
delightful showers Ofrasa which
care last week and this.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Mss tria Chiffon. another
one Of Oxf0rd-s fair and accom-
plsshed daughters. who has been
teaching q hrge class IN art al
Gainesville, Tex resurned home
last week. TO the delight OF her
many friends in this city.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Tie Racket Store was clos
el oaa day Last week out Of re
speet to the death Of an Uncle of
Mr.. : " Bowser, the proprietor,
which sad Intelligence was m
uOuneed te Nr. Bo=ser b. teie-
gram
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Miss Matte Bartlett, Of Lit
Teton, y. C., IS visiting in our
city this week. the guest of rela-
lives, Irs. y II Bryant and
family.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Vow that the rush and excite
meat incident to the Commerce
meat exercises, and prolonged
by the session Of the L : Court
for two weeks are over. Oxford
has settled down to a quiet, easy
gait, which Will not be broken,
except By some unexpected Oe-
eurrenre, until camp meeting
which will occur on August 10th
This will affhrI our citizens
much enjoyment, and will be
looked forward TO with much
interest. Rev. Mr.. Mcintosh
viii be present again this year,
AMI much good is expected to
result from his preaching. Eve
~ one who can do so should
make arrangements to camp Al
this meeting and endeavor to
make It an occasion of great re
JoIcing and thanksgiving.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Nr- w 4 Fitzgerald who Is
the efficient manager of \ Bren
Rer's Qultnzn county plantation
vas out on a visit the drst OF
the week lie returned 10 the
bottom last night.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Oh, hGw eagerly and grateful,
" the dry anu thirsty earth
drank In tae beautiful rain as it
feIl last FRIDAY, and several days
since
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Miss Slllie Wardlaw. the &C.
eomplished Eavorite OF cur whole
eommunity has gone with her
little neiee 70 visit the grand
parents cf the latter as Stark.
vile. Mss.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

IG addition 20 the large NUM-
Der of home girls who are Il
mous for beauty Intelligence.
and social refinement, Oxfcrd
now has about three hundred
and ffty young ladies' from dir
fersnt tOwas in tse State at
the SGmmer Norma. here sure
II seeh An array Of beauty, pUri
" ard graees Of manner can
not be eqaaiIed this side OF
Paradise. Young E-zn, now Is
ycur golden opportunity. Let
It not pass from you Seize
ths substances ere the shadow
fase..r
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

To J. h Msthsrshst. tiuardiiu,
sh0se pSst-ofice Is Arlington. Texas
You are hereby commanded 70 be AMI
appear before the ChIncery Court Of
Lafayette County, Mss, on the stk
Mln.Ilv a Novsm her. 1894, r make
fnaI settlement Il the estate Of saii IN =
nors, orIto snow eanse Why the same h 5
cot been done B. P Gray. Clerx-
Oxford. Miss. June 10, Is9+
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Miss Mabel jenkins returned
from Memphis Tuesday after
completing a six months course
IN vocal music
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Misses SaIlie Mcclure, Katie
Wright, Lizzie Cowan and Mrs
Z Z Temple spent several days
in AbbevilIe last week ald at
tended the closing exercises CT
the school there Friday.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

DIR. A @ Johnson, Of our city,
presehed last Sunday IN tle
Wood Street Methodist Church
IN water Valley
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Our popular and accomplish
Ell young lawyer, Nr. G L Siv-
ley, was hist week appointed
U. s Commissioner tor this
couniy.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Mrs Il W JeRes, Of the Uni>
Serssiy returned last Saturday
from a pleasant visit to her scn
nw Jones, Jr, at Macon. Mss
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Mrs. Maggie MeEwen Brown,
Of Utica, Miss. Is In the city,
visiting the famiIy Of her broth
er DR.. j B MeEwen-
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

The two young sons OF Capt.
aEG Mrs. Geatry. who have
been III for some weeks with ty
phoid fever are R0g e01va-
Eeseent and with due prudence
and patience will soon be up
agsIa.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

CopioGs and timely rains be-
gan 10 fall last Friday and have
continued in splendid showers
daily since. IL is impossible to
estimate IN dollars and cents the
value of these rains to the e0un-
~, as the corn crop had begun
TO suffer frou the drougth, and
cotton tc0 was needing them
Now a splendid yield Of the ear
Iy eo-E Is assured, and cotton,
barring some catastrophe, will
also make a full crop. even with
the rain We have just had Ev>
eryOne is, and should be thanks
full for this timely Blessing.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Your friend aad neighbor recon-
mea,ls Dr. TIchenor's AatIseptic- Use
it once and you viii 10 the same thin :
Il pleases everybody.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Kiss Claire Jackson has gone
&c visit friends IN Kentucky tor
the summer.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Willie Nyer viii be home IN a
day or two to spend the vaca
ton with his parents, having at
tended school in Jackson hast
session
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Miss Della Hope, Of Tanica- IS
ssgstng her brother, j HHope
this week
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

N A Montgomery, Esq, left
last Tuesday for BatesvIlls To
visit his brother IN law, and TO
Join a party OF ladies and gentle
men who will spend n week on
Clear Lake, fishing. hunting, Sc
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

The accomplished Hiss Char
tic Compton, after attending the
University last session, returned
to her hene in Port Gibso2 last
week.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

You may use my name in rec
omrendiBg Conpoand Oxygen,
if il Wiz b. OF any advantage to
YOU o. these who are afflicted
with lung trouble think 1t Is
the greatest lung medicine
Il. III. Taylor, Marshall, Tex.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Hon. Sim Rosne OF West Posat
vas in the city q few days ago
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21
ssst efaH

NcNiaaville. Tenn, Ncv. Is,
ISJ3-I mad kIdEey trouble for
over twenty years and had tired
everything | could hear OF, with
oGt benefit. Two bottles Of
Kings Royal Geruetuer cured
me. and | have not had any
trouble for six months aad be-
Iieve | eE cared. | eeztataly
think il the EReSt remedy / ever
saw, and have recommended II
to many friends for feyers,
stomach. kidney and nowel
trouble. and theiI use Of Gerua-
tues has heen satisfactory IN
ayerv instance.
Ii II Faulkner.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

In Ayers E1zsaparilla- people
have Il bloed medicine en- which
thev ulzy deRend.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Mrs. Helen QGinehe Blair. OF
Cincinnati, Is visiting her moth
er IN our town thsz week.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Mr- Robert L Chiffon, the
popular representative Of W y
WIlkerson x 60, Memphis,
Tenn, Is spending his summer
vacation with h:z mother IN Ok
ford.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

am offering uRheard Of bar
gains IN all summer goods, IL
eIas.Inw Millinery and Ribbon
J Z Pegues.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

S1ve your fruit and vegeta-
hles BY EsIng the AeUarty d
Davis Spray Pump For sale,
by w T Hodge. Delay. Miss
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Harris Brenner, Of CiarSseiale,
is on a visit to friends IN Oxford
this weeE.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Jndge K A Hill and grand
daughter, Miss Myrtle, attended
the AbsevIIle commencement
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Organdies. Dimities, Challies,
and Lawns AZ half price
JE Pegues.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21
WANTED! {!

A REMEDY for disease and
- debility, especially for those
diseases which physicians have
pronounced Ineura5le
We give below few of the
many letters which We have re-
eesved and which we pablIsh
with the consent OF TIE writer's.
Who are convinced that such a
remedy as We have described
has been fO'Ini IN the Comp0unsl
Oxygen treatment OF Drs. Star
KEY ( palen-
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21
Built Him Up

yr.yB Lewis. Of Atlanta, GA.
had severe dyspepsia. Physi
clans and all other remedies
failed to cure him. He tried
ryner's Dyspepsia Remedy, aud,
afterwards writes The trst
dose gave rei.ef. recommend
il as the best dyspepsia remedy
ever discoYered. | have gained
flesh ever since using II. |
voluntarily recommend It to all
sufferers with stomach troubles.
For sale by druggists at 5oc per
bottle
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Prof M A Montgomery l.
visiting friends in BatesvIlIe.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

COUNTY DIRECTORY
e. H. Matthews. Sheriff
J. b. Morris, Treasurer.
II. p ertv. Chaaeery Clerk
u. Z Temps, CIrcnit Clerk.
c. A. McChareu. Supt- II Education
J. A. Montgomery Tax Assessor
~ T. Turner. Coroner and R.lnser-
S.-W- ThselkeId, Surveyor
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Don't miss the chance OF your
life to get al Organdy worth
Soc for I5e.
Jw Pegues.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Mrs. Eettie Martin has re.
turned 20 ker home in Lebanon
Tenn, after a pleasant visit to
her daughter. Mrs. W 4 Rosne
in this city.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Rev. DIR. W G Back, Editor
of the New Orleans Christian
AG-0eate will preach at the
Methodist Church in this city
on Sunday, July LIST
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

II you, your baby 0r your horse has
ccIic. Dr.. Tichenor's Antisertir vii
give u Iref vie u a fsr Eiag.es- Only
{ cents bottle 1t your druggists
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

All persons who Subscribed
TO the Cemetery Fund. viii
please hand the first payment.
which Is Eav due, to Mr.. w d
Potter. ey tie 18th inst.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

used E0u- Compound Oxy
gen aboct ! year and a half ago.
| neglected 10 tell YOU of The
great benefit [ received from
its use. I have not been troub-
led with catarrh since.
r w Reyels,
Syracuse University, Syracuse
Y Y.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

NJ. ID 1 Sultan and family. Mr
2 L Stephens aud family, Mr..
and Mrs. u NJ NeLarty. and Mr..
Limb urn Cullen were { happy
fishing party at Birdsoug lake
the past week. During their
stay of foE- days they brought
to camp. 1Is squirrels. one coon,
two owls, i've doves and about
80 poueds OF fish. Mr.. Sultan
furnished Us this report but he
says Mr.. Stevens will have 10
tell about the big fish he caught
that got away.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

sAz0src-
L.E.ystsa Royal AKA Chapter meets
she FL Thurs bay niErt II esssh month
" e Hampton H. 2
W. H. AarshAI1, Sec
T. :. Gathrisat Lodge Ne 81 meets
shs Ist Thursday Right Il sn.h month
\ Il. Weston. W. NJ
J. e Harkins, Sec
kxr9F-s or PrrsEAs-
Oxford Lodge NJ. - meets the fst
and ssh Noasis.y nights IN each NINTH
VT Wallace, T. g
L Z Temple. h Gt E. { =
10 D T
A &. Leusstrees Lodge No liz
meets ist aaI ri Fzpily night N each
meath.
w IL Baird. " e.
" Il Bryant. See
exEokD L0Dss K 81 a 10 ief3-
Oxford Lodge h Of Z. Nc 1865 u1eetz
s-t and sri Tuesday night each nlonth-
: NJ HOwry. u G. SHlIrh-
reporter Dictator
POs'r-oFFICE HOURS
sseaeraI Delivery from SAM to 5 r--
Srrins the week
Genera. Delivery from > Aslr. &c 10 a. N
on sunday
Money or,ier business from ,st5 An
tar. N. week days only
AL mails rad. uP hour before trli'
tinsss except I0s39 Pm. mail which l
male up at . Pr
W U Hampton. P NJ
Trustees Oxford Graaisd SeEseIs.
B.F. G-ay. President and Secretary.
= =. wv II yrnrT,...5 De-
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Send for book Of 200 pages
for further information, testimo'
nials, etc. 4; book sent free
Home treatment sect cut by ex-
press to be ssea at hcne. OF
fee treatment administered here
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Beat I-Wm- Turner. Prea. 0t Board
Beat s-B K Sueed-
Beat a-S. W Smith
Beat f-A- P. Browning
Esst - A Parker
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21
I. c. R. R. Sched uIe.

NORTH- BOUND
No. t-io-5e p h. pses zar sep Il
AhHrv-ile
No z-6.qT a. M
10. s2-7.f5 a. H. trccal Frui 90.
SOUTH BOUND
Ee. ISIS p NJ
NJ. 5-ss3f p. IA Does not step AZ
Tasierz-
No. aE-s p m- tL6caI frsishtl
TEkets sctE % al important points
A W MITCHELL. Agent.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Tae Peabody Normal pupils
are doing great deal OF hard
work, and are taking advantage
Of the splendid opportunities
AZ TIE University 80
equip themselves more thor
ougbly for their work next year
Is teachers.
Miss Tica Z Potts, formerly
of orr esty, was married IN
Knoxville. Tenn, to Mr. K n
Rogers Of that place last week
MISS Potts IS pleasantly remem
bered here by large circle Of
friends who VISA her all the
happiness that lie can give.
Mr.. j W Bowser received a
telegram wednesday last, an
the death OF his uncle
Mr.. Thos. L. Fossiek, OF Shef
field. Ala, at the age OF - years
Mr. Fossick was a pioneer citi-
zen and vas the first man to
erect and operate a steam saw
EsiIl south of the Ohio river.
A dnIlaz 20 a Dough ret that yJu
can : fnd any one who mas used a b. ti,.
0f Dr. Tf.hencr'z Ant<septic who viii
refuse 20 racumre-4 It - MS friends.
Try II please
The Emitted States Court, after
a basy session of two weeks,
adjourned last Saturday, and
the large crowd IN attendance
E&ve all departed, causing 4,
spell ofquIet to come over the
town, which IN many respects is
preferable to the stt- and eonfa
sion caused By the motley crowd
at the Court
Rev W ID Heddiest0n, who
came to tais place on a SIX
months engagement was last
Sunday unanimously elected to
the pastorate Of the Preshyte-l
riaE Church. Mr. Heddleston
il one of the foremost p-eaeh>
ers in the State, and his congre-
gatIon are delighted TO have se>
cured so able a pastor.
A smsu hole ElaY sinS snip A
slight xuant may cause your dsstsh-
The use q DR. Tichsnsrs Aatisepsir
viii pre-ent infInl-Isi0n. suppuration 1r
soreness. For sale by druggists AMI
eoHntry merchants. 1t 50 can't bottle
The sad intelligence reached
this town a few days since that
ar. " II WineheIl died IN Cali
foraia on 4th. inst. Although
not unexpected, this news Is
nevertheless sad 10 bis numer>
our friends here. Were be lived
a number OF years. The sympa
thy Of cur ensire community
goes cut &C the afflicted family
In their Eereavment.
Depgty q 5 AarshaIs Brought
in several prisoners. af.er the
court adjourned last week. al
Of whom gave bond Before the
u 5 Commissioner here fer
their sppea taee next serm OF
the eouEE
Two weeks are not nearly
long eEoceh to attend to the
busiaess at this place bas it l.
as long a. the court sits of late
For R-1t-My honl'. plst,,, Ia OIforsi %
cstrefal tenant Vii lease by th,.
uaush. By tn yalr. 7r fsr tern at
thrcs vsilrs Apply 3.
Charles 2 Howrv,
Assistant ATTORNEY General.
Sc Washington, =. -
Last Friday Just - Miss Liz
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Wood Williams was absent
from his post last Sunday at
Sabbath SehseL but, We hope
was as higtly, if not AZ pr0fts
bly entertained, AZ Bay Springs.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Sig clearing sale Of aIl SUM-
-zes goods al
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Little George Heard is re
ported is being sick witk fever
at MS parents hone this week.
We trust his Illness viii be of a
mild form and short duration.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Iy daughter was eaTed 0i
asthma by one treatment OF
Compound Oxygen, after suffer
ing fifteen years.
Ed B Willis, Tyler, Texas
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Last Friday Just - Miss Liz
zie Porter WAS preparing 10 get
in her buggy to drive out. her
horse became frightened. and
dashed away towards town IN
maAing the tQrE around the cor
ner running north beyond the
livery stable of W 2 Wilkins
the buggy was overturned and
dragged some distance on the
si'ie. Fortuna.elJ no one was
IN the beggy at the time
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21
Citation Notice

= K. Mashs-shed, Guardian. So'4
" I9s-.
'. c. anu ". A. M0thershei a1i
Nincrs- 1888.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

We eau ehes,rfdIly islviss the Sc OF
Or Tu:heunr's AlrIss.ptIc IA cases 0f
wouz,ss Ot any kinL Il l. = pleasant
tnsi sls= family uelieaa,.-
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

All sa1ck men know s.lss 6staIa Is hard
20 cure DR.. TicAeza-'s Aatiseptie has
cured r.aEy very h,t Asses Try IL so
cents Fer sOttIe.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Modern Improved facilitate
work particular. Gold Filings speciality.
Excellent plate work. Puees extremely reasonable All ~or'
strictly guaranteed
Best sets ef teeth from 80 to sl25r.
Best an Gold Filings :. 90 n up
Best Amagara si1llng$ nd up.
Best all Gold Crowns Teeth 81
Teeth extracted by Tnless
Teeth repaired moderate while waHg
Repair work by mail IL will prompt
Cai and
SOUTH SQUARE, We E---a----
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

The rs5rle's verli that Dr. Tiche-
uor's 4ati-~ptis h.s always given salts
f14-fIsn
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

You can get your money back 7, at-
'er sliE trial. you are not pleased with
DR. Tichsnor's AntlseptIr. Soil y
your druggist.