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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-19
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The citizens of 0xfoid should
regard the matter of providing
the new building for Union re
male College IN none ether than
a business light.
An educational enterprise Is
one of the most desirable enter
prises that any community call
nave. Ii Is OF as much p5ofit 10
the community, inaLc ally, US a
commercial plant. This says nUth
Iog.of the social and neral beHe
Its which "a community may de
rive from a school of hIgh grade
III its midst.
A commercial plant will bring
money into the cOmm unity and
so does a good school. a com
mercial plant creates a market
for produce and so does a good
school. \ commercial plant at
tracts in migration aud so does
a good school attract a good
class of people, and il makes
them letter after they come.
That town which does MT
give more attention to its edu-
ca.tOnal enterprises than It does
to its manufactures will, sooner
or later lind itself sad ' wanting
in culture.
Let no man look upon the
proposed college eaterpuse as a
matter of charity, or as anything
simply appealing to his benefi
eenee asi beHevOlrnce. but let
him Regard it in a business hight.
The new bGiIdiug. furniture
and all, is 20 cost twelve thou
saad dollars. Eight thousand
of this Will be raised outside Of
Oxford Is it not enterely rea
sOnable that Oxford should raise
the remaining four thousand
Not only is the College pruhta-
BILE to the business men of OK
ford, but il euhances the yalua>
ti0R of real estate and a bless
ing to every one in the town.
II is trne that our college has
been unfortunate for a few years
past, but let thosa who have
been the butt OF its rnisfortunes
despise rot the brick that are in
the walls. The new manage
ment has had nothing TO do
with its misfJrtuats. -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-19

Marriages are sIgsv, regard
ed with more or less Concern.
DHt il seems th..t the one which
occurred OF last Thursday after
noon at the residence of Mrs
Georgia REYNOLDS was one 81
unusual interest. lis true there
was No display and It was de-
sisuedly aapreteuti1Rs. never
theIess, from our point of view
there r at least three good
reasons TO account for the un-
wOnteI Interest manifested la
this particular Wedding First.
because the writer hai a full
half interest in a geuHIne bona
tde, and unconditional invita-
tian to witness II; second. be-
eause Ir. Pant the groom, was
one Of the three or four young
men ia Oxford whom everybody
Acknowledged Il was not unsafe
ioT = woman To marry third he
caa,e Miss Ruth Reynolds, the
BRIDE. WIS = very lnIable aui
sensible young lady. and besides
possessing an attractive face
aud genial manners, she was
just such a woman as people
always feel IN interest in. While
the public may feel disposed 10
doubt the suffieiency Of the first
OF these reasons, We know, al
anv rate. that the interest was
sufiicieH. To carry out a large
number OF the best looking ami
best nsfared people in the town
that We were right in the cen.
ter Of the procession, perehed
upon the most uncomfortable
cart that ever disJOinted a-hu.
ran spine. aud that just ahead
of US, IN a carriage all to himself
rode rae groom, feeling as proud
as CipiO when borne beneath
the triHmphal arches CT Rome.
But the day was ire and the
jokes we're good, 80 it was not
long before We found ourselves
At the hospiia5le home Of Hrs.
Reynolds.
On entering We fell in With a
group OF young men. engaged
in a very sober discussion OF
the theory aud practice Of get
ting married, but as We happen
peaed 10 know that the SAID
young men had heen emineusly
unsuccessful in the matrimonial
liae, we had no special respect
tor their views, SO we went on
to look AZ the presents that ap
p%teei1tive tticudS had bestowed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-19
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Attic recrat shooting us,ca
81 Eng sh * soldiers, one
eftBe L5uJau }apers bad 81 Do
tsrvtev wish tae calW2lon. ito@
nliea We make The fo.toeiaS FN
tracts lac champion S@ie IL
= mos c4sy 80 at tae euifs ey
ala distance Of 30 y@T.s bat }
~ iA Tor laaE,diStalce shooting
and an gal 70 ravr succeed-
Ell ~Iou seem 10 AXE matters
easily ruoush, said the report
er. al!aluEta ~ >iyie Of aoot'
.Ia. Yes. replied The csam-
ptla. A. soon IS | 6uG tue
bllrs-eye sa al nsht. Io
what dS You owe voar success
a~skeItae reporter. and tue AZ
s-er. which al iaose Sho covct
nerve. of stce sh0rld heed.
= this 40 quiet. regular ha"'
IL Of livi.g. have been d 'ee-
toialer for iwel,y wears: GTtHS-
.lnr breaks the Le.ves, anu !
keep clear Of L..
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-19
A Sirarss Freak.

Mr.. Z. Ca;lidge, of Newton,
ISIS. contributes the following
remarkable article to the Mis-
sissippi Baptist:
Our youngest daughter ga.
mic and her mother, frequently
Of evenings sang spiritual Sings
together. with seeming joyful
ness. Ten years ago our daugh-
ter, at the age of twenty one
years, succambed to the grim
monster. death, after having
lived with swerving devotion
to the spirit of truth and gOdi-
ness Shortly after her death,
my wife vas sitting alone one
evening during a shower of rain,
When she head Voice singing
IN the upper part of the room.
Beiag DESTROYS to know whence
It proceeded, she went out into
the pOrtIcO to lister it then
seemed TO be in the top of the
yard trees-I female voice.
As marvellous as it may seem
to skeptical mintl-; that singing.
at short intervals. with varied
tunes. new and old, by different
voices. male and female, Ia con
cert and alone, has been cOutin
ued day and night up to the
present time.
OR venerable pastor, y. l.
CLARKE, asked How is it,.
The above Is as explicit as my
kuOEie ge of the case justifes
| am constrained by the force
Ofthe evidences given TO believe
that 1t Is no hs.lucination but 2
stern reality. Yes. a spiritual
vocal minstrelsy that chant
s0uss TO c9mfOr. her In her
affections. She is nov nearing
the close II the GSth year Of her
longevity aud Is unable to stan,
alone, or 10 help hsFse,f; yet shs
enjoys the sweet melody of her
niAT yeiloGs seEeutiers but feels
lonely aaG uaA1ppT vhen tney
take a respite. They sing most
y IL tie early and after p4r;s
Of The night; ntiy occasionally
the day. Often she I0ins in IL.
singing EHen familiar tules ar.
being sang. She has Learned
soue GcE tunes she never heart
before.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-19

The eleventh annual eonvea-
ton OF the Mississippi wuman's
Christian Temperance Union
will meet ia Cantor, MAJ %.
1885,.
hrs. Clara G. Hoffman. Of
Missouri Trs. Nary MeIee
Smell, Miss Belle Kearney. Mrs.
Erwin and Mrs Mary Inee HIS
kius. and Irs FFAcs Griffin, u
Alabama. aud Mira II B Kells
aud aFs. Charlton EItOiin, OF
Chicago, are expected 20 be
present The conveation ser.
mon will be preached ~ the
noted evangelist, Rev. ". ".
Mcintosh, OF Alabama
Delegates are requested 10
reach Caaton on FRIDAY. gsy :.
Friends Vi Prohibition IN Ni..
sisAppi are invited ~ ri. eli viii
Is.
We ask your prayers thai
Gods sgut MAJ be present III
great power.
IAVfsIA .. MGUHr,
ffesl I4 ~. +. G..
1retatIllc hiss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-19

A stranger entered a flourish
ing ILLINOIS, town a short tine
ago and approached a leading
citizen and said Il want 20 mee'
the euterpIisinE business me-
Of yonE town. can yOa give ne
their names The citizen said
nothing. bat simply haaisI a
newspaper to the stranger ard
poiated 10 the advertisements
The significant hint vas suM,
Gent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-19
sha-l TaIk % kdysrtIsIn1.

vrrethfngS eater into adNeF
thau are generally 20 eoH-
.terI. In fact, everything
vhea connect. a name ani .
ta peoples u'-'-t-s i
Aayrrus
Etmbefssp In churches' a-e
.nI societies. tae -t't"s 81
s.,a entertainments. pu'iie
rv-aI these things and
.s,re advertising. but greater
broader aud easier tuln al
these j. newspaper Advertising.
.V.u NAV ihiuN Of thHt without
Thinking OF she o her plans. oGt
10 scheme Of publicity IS com
nI.;e without The newspaper.
Property prosecuted, usFspF-
r~r advertising vii always pay.
liza; here and there Is a man
NO says. Advertising does
not a I've uied IA; proves
nothing bot that bis method
vas i8gl y.
Advertising i business news
II tell ct things watch are OF
great da.iy importance. II i oI
more account 10 the frugal
housewife 10 know where she
can get certain necessary com
mydl;ies a. q less price tLan
u.sal than are al the troubles
N siam OF ALASKA
Tne nevs should be news II
should not De allowed to grow
stale with repetition ID the same
old way.
would rsther Lave one good
al than tall q dozen poor ones
When bunting i0r bear
would rather tase the the hes
gun | had and load II properly
than to scatter ny powder In
half a dozen poor guns aud 80
make a fash in the par.
Merely publishing your name.
address aud business vii "a
some good. bur there is a be.
ter way. b Gi rent tr0u the
others m your Inc Fiud soIs
point in which Won excel and
harp on that Give prices and
speciaiucs. Try Il make the
advertisements interesting aEd
readable Make them ehafac
trristic sfyour store, and above
things. make them true, IA ietteI
and il. spirit.
Don't say that yog haven
the umet - attend 70 yozr A..
v.rti~ing. Really. you haveL'r
tiH TO At eRd Ie anything Else
Advertising il the mOt impsr
rant thing about your business
Il Is the VITAL sparS- Nh
good does It do To have & {
very best thing or the "
greatest htrglin on earth II PEI.
PIE DO nat knew it,
In ru..ril-s ewspaper Jan +:
Gordon Bennett. ST. said tie
Important thing To 90 ras u
tia news and make i dou
fuss about 70
IISJ get the ri-ht sort G.
goods. IA The right location, j
the right 2 &c aad 'ther
III k 70 dom { - shaEt Il IL thp
best paper you car hnd. The
tr ide vii follow Her
all.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-19

The bee; way to build up a
town is to stand BY each and ev-
ery man in the town Who does
right. fla mn Is dom. well
do not tear him dhxn. All the
residents of a town ought to be
partners, not opponents. In all
likelihood the more business
your rival does the more will " u
Every business man who treats
his customers honertly. cOur-
teously and fairy viii get his
share. AID the more business
there can be for AT. Wien a
town ceases TO grow il begins
TO die, and the more the people
try TO kill each other in business
ut good names, the more rapidly
sI.i ruia come to al. stand 20
gether for tue Advancement OF
every citizen fla man shows
ability to prosper, do not keep
Ain back through jealousy or
weight him down with cold in.
4 .feE nee Hooper Sentinel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-19

Tie latest society which We
hsye heard OF Is called the I'm
oae Society, organized by kes-
Thomas Dixon, Jr, II hIs church
III New York. That 10 ! capital
idea; but ought not every chr.s-
ttAa belong to such a society
Christianity started out along
that iiae. Andrew brought Pc
ter t. Christ, Philip brought Ma
tha1lel. aud 50 Christianity star
ted. Let each one whs reads
this paragraph determine that
that he Will Himself belong 10
tue "WIn 0ue' Society, aad
that he will DO all il his power.
God helping hi u, to VIC at least
one soul to Christ this year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-19

\ poor tarm need not neces-
.arily remain So \ coed farm.
or will make his farm a saving
bank. IL may require several
years 20 briug it to d high de
gree Of fertility, and the farmer
nay be compelled to live IN a
frugal manner, but in a few
years the farm will be more val
uahle and the farmer wealthy.
Beginning at the bottom and
gradually improving is a sure
road TO success -Ex
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-19

An exchange thinks that 4
mong the several thingsa level
headed man should never do Is
20 walk on : raiirCad track.
point n gnu at another, TO Keep
MS savings in an old sack under
the bed, to run fcr ofice when
ne has a paying business ia
private life, to call a bigger
rian than himself a liar. or neg
lect TO pay his subscription to
the local paper when due.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-19
HsaCaI1rsers . H.e1 coafedorals
ysttrass.
Se@ or eaas L..
La

SeS or eaas La
Narrh i-94
Gen J 3 G5r4ca, CaH m-uG
ing UaIteI Confederate Netrr
Az. respectfully TesIests the
press. but4 Ja y and weekly, OF
.ke whole cJuutry To al the pa
.triotic AMI Ueue sDient objects
u the L. a. v. publishing
date Reunion - TO take place
at irm ngHam. Ala on W ines
Jay AID Thursday. April - "a
aud 18th, 1884,. with editorial
notice OF the Organization, or
publish this letter Also IL urge
ex Confederate soldiers an q
sailors everywhere To form
themselves into local assUeIa
lions, and send Applications to
these headquarters for pauers
20 Organize IA time to partICl-
pate ia the great Reunion, and
aud thus unite with their com.
r.des ia carrying out toe lauiI
Die AID philanthropy c objects OF
Tue organization.
Business Of tire greatest i'm
p1rtanee will demand careful
consideration daring the fOurh
annual conveutiJu-Such as the
best methods OF securing Impair
till history. and to enlist eacH
State Ia the compilation and
the preservation of tue history.
of hes citizen sold!ery tie be
ueyOlsnt care through State aid
or otherwise of disabled. desti
Itute or aged widows aud or
phans Of our fallen brothers Ia
arms. the care OF the graves oi
our known and unknown dead
buried at Gettysburg, Fort " ar.
req. Camp Morton. Chase, Dong
as. Oakland Cemetery al chi
I ca-c. Johusou's Island, Cairo.
aud "A. all otEeT points. to see
tia THEY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
the hedaS-Oue preserved and
protected, ansI complete lists OF
the names of oar dead heroes
with tie location OF their last
resting places furnished to thei!
friends and relatives through
the medium If ouF camps, thu.
rescaIn. their names from Oh
hvIon ,tui handing them down
"A history the :0usidera
ton Of t1e q r reut move
| ments. plans and mean. 60 cree;
a monument 20 the U-moTv
sfJeffersOn Davis, President %.
the Confederate states q
America. also All in bui dus
monuments - other great lead
ers soldiers and sailors OF the
Soath to aII in securing pen
sseH from the States ale CON.
posing tas Confederate States
for Mrs JEFFERSON Davis 20
make such changes IL tAe e5a
stUgfIoa and by AVS a. exHe-
ri-nce MY suggest, and otarl
matters Of general interest
Total ugmlsr o. camps nov
admitted. 80 With applcafioDs
ia for nearly Oae hgaGred nre
F0l!O=iB. Is a list Ct lamps -
States North ast Te1as DIvIs
ion -, Nest Trxas Division :
Southeast Texas Division T.
Ser beast Texas Division O.,
Southwest Texas Division -
total for Texas 81. Alabama
-. Mississippi -. Louisiana .
Arkansas 81. kestGeky2s. Scu.h
Carolina s.. Florida .. Georgia
u. Tennessee IL, Sorsa Carol
IA II Virginia 10. Oklahoma :
Missouri 3. Indian Territory =
Illinois :. District Of Colum5a
West Virginia l.
Very Respectfully,
Gee Norman.
Adj GeuI aad Chief Of STAT.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-19

An excellent cartoon, called
The Two Ways can be obtGu>
Ell for ff'y cents a hundred
from john Danner, Canton,
Ohio. Il represents the Nation
Al Highway, divided =, Voting
PoiH. into Two thOr0ughfares-
Prohibition Avenue ard High
License Road, the former to
Prosperity. Beautiful homes.
churches, seh1ol-hGuses, parks
and factories border Prohibition
Avenue, while saloons, prisons,
pOor.houses and lettering teue-
msnts are eneircied by High
License Road. The realism of
the picture is not cverdoue, aud
its tendency IS to cause j needs
ed arrest OF thought.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-19

Mrs. Jas Dowd, Of Aberdeen,
Nrs Ira Brown Holloway. of
Oxford, dsu .hters of the late
Col Jas Brown. were gathered
at the home of their sister, Mrs.
III W Walter. yesterday to
meet Miss Annie Dovd, Pres
byteriIl missionary from Japan
Mrs. Z II. RIscOe. a cousin OF
Mrs. Water. was also present.
Miss DOvl, accompanied by
her mother, will leave in 4 short
time for Seattle, Wash, where
they will return to Japan in Au-
gust Holly springs South
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-19

Prof J. J. NcCO0k, who has
been Investigating the 81 Ieci
thoroughly "a ; tEat of TIE Gtr'
man. American and British
tranps whom be has IRteryiea
Ell, stxtytarce per ceat are con
tesse,l.y Incorporate. lie re
c0mneals uuff I'm laws IN eve
~ stare. C5mul;iu- uruHkardS
aud sssTaats tu places ot deicu-
ton, where thy SHALL De cum
PEELED to work
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-19

Every saloon u . breeder q
iudecency, IamOrailiy- disease
ani crime Its regular patrons
are degraded. some slowly 0I'
ali surely unite health. character.
family, tEiehds NE gone AID the
wreck that TrTTIts = Cad ;
put oat OF sight when the end
comes. And We give -Pscia.
protection to tAs Institution
aud make the business respec.
table AUD legal.-LevCr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-19

Senator Frye's bill for a IA.
tIonal commission of inquiry
concerning the scOhOllc liquor
traffic vii probably meet the
fate OF all such bills. Ii will be
smothersd in the tiOnse. Tie
Temperance Advocate SAYS.
The brewers and disulisrs aud
their allies are in tae saddle.
booted aad spurred ia the pres.
ent House.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-19

npon the bride. We cannot al
tempt 10 describe r ebImetafe,
bat it vii suffice a. say taa
were lumcrols ald sell
selected vide the L-ues 4p
pended clear'y ialtclitG ta
r. ana Ng-. I44t 40 50
q nlu- tntis fii-lis u5lay uf the
best people 81 Oxford. Al out
inis time sc nrdr1 some one say
that the event witch we hsf
come to witness wuul.t scott
take place. ard On eLtefiug the
parlur We found 10 aletl wtE
people crowded 81 close togeth
rr a. 10 10 away with al for,
matlies. Afsl several tissue
eesSfui attempts - md some
one before whom we could staua
without obsiraetiug their YES.
we were n lruEh Attracted 10y
the tall form and benevolent
face Of Judge ktmhrough, be-
fore whom we took our stand.
folded our arms, and awaited
tor things - cUiuiuaie. We
didn't hayeto walt long. hOSev
er. before Deputy sheriff lIar
kIns, looking IS well pleased as
II he had just landed nlneteeu
prisoners. appeared With NI-s
Ruby Reynolds ~ his side. next
came Vt. F \ Geutry and Miss
Winnie Russell, aud Hualy the
two whose lives were then anu
there to be merged into one.
The groom dressed Ia 4 suit OF
conventional black was the per
lection OF neatuess, aud stand
Ing hy bis pretty brunette bride.
his face wore the easy and com
ylaeeut expression of Que fuil
conscious of his triumph. Tie
Or de wore an elegantly fitting
lrab that showed of her stylish
figure 70 fine effect. and as she
stood there pale with suppress
ed excitement. her expressive
lark eyts SlGuv With a soft
,us're tEat was the admiration
OF every one present. Ihe usua.
spell OF silence fell upon tire
crowd. AID tie Rev. Ar. wig.
.la;1a STEPPED faIxard aud per
formed the marriage ceremony
ia q way that showed him to be
ore Il tacse mrn Of sympathy
AIT Gehcacy OF taste who know
Ist what - appropriate upon
such occasions. Ia f.et his
ceremony vas Prise poem.
aai, as lie proceeded IL the Ost
pathetic tone. We are sure that
every oae present felt afresh
that marriage was Crdz;Hed OF
Col. aud that love i ALWAYS
rIose beautiful wasu e~onsCcrat
Ell by religion. The 0enedictiou
being pronounced, iir. Wjggin
ton advanced and oGrred his
hand In eon-rata'ation. aud his
example Vas foiIoVeti los the
others present IN quick success
sion Every one Wis anxious to
.ay some pleasant word 10 the
Young couple, and as a general
thing the crowd seemed to Se
IA she best of spirits, bat the
forts OF one ycGug nan To az
pear unusually happy were as
!j-Itui as thosr If q poor hey ~
= frotIc trying TO end amaSe-
ncut II the company Of his SET
respect. But the day was wan
Ia-. ard h4viuEtel their friends
good by the young couple en-
tered e.friAse waiting st the
gaze aLd were driven to the
home Of the sro0a's father.
where ti.ey elj1yed u reception
given IN thsIr honor
A. eleven clock they left
On tina uorth bound tratl for
ffefnpiiis, whence they 20 To
Gor.ulA AID Birmingham to
spend a few days with relatives
Of the groom We wish them
much pleasure, not only upon
their honeymoon trip, but clear
on 10 the end CT iIfe's uneven
tTauruav DurSTO
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-19

State Superintendent Pres
ton wil soon announce the ID
cation Of the sumner nermais
There has been active eompe
iiii0H and a number OF town.
nave offered special iadues
ments 10 lave these schools 10
ra.ed IN their midst
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-19

Tue nVre Ch1nbrrlaIns
Cough Remedy IS used the bel.
ter /. j. liked We knox Of no
other remedy that always gives
saiisiaeiion. II IS good vheh
you fret catch cold. If your
eongh Is seated anI your lungs
are sore. Ii IS good in any kiRd
Of a cough we ve sold ixep.
" five dozen Of it aud every
bottle has given satisiaetion
stedman & Friedman, druggists.
Minnesota Lake, MINI. 81 cent
bottles for sale by all druggist.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-19

ot nervous diseases. ami author
LILY houed trnattses on the latter 4uht--<-
- aincs realized the truth Of tho f<s
Ienr and his Restorative NerVIuss
: pfshAred on that principle. Its sucre.f
= 1ANlsF IA diseases arising from d~erun-.-
" the nervous system 4 Wonder-
-. 1 tae thousands Of unsolicited tEsfimo-
..ls "a possession Of the COMPANY manafar-
tiTlnS ~ remedy amply prove
- atss restorative NervIne 4 a reliah.a
tn- all nervous diseases. such a.
"Atshe, nervous debility. prgStr-tian-
s7ieSA dizziness hysteria, s.xual de-
- titus d1nce. epilepsy. etc. II "a
III druggists On a positive guarantee.
10 etfsgt By the DR.. Miss Medical c.
A5ft Ind. or re,eipt OF price. Il per cot.
y - 1.tties tor -. exprss prepaid.
seiatl Or dangerous drSS
Sold by all druggls.A
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-19

Tho President OF the Ohio
Vine and Spifi. Association At
ncuncet Al the annual meeiiag
fbat every member al the OHIO
legislature had been Interview
ed and all agreed that there
would be no legislation hostile
to the lisHor interests.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-19

Grenada county has let on; to
the King Bridge Co, Columbus
Ohio, TIE contract for Building
a@20 600 steel bridge across The
BOgue- The company agree TO
have If completed by irsl Of
next October.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-19

Under the new Law none Ofthe
sher!f3 or county tressurers
now holding Office in this State
can be reelected at the election
next year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-19

Twenty thousand Confederate
veterans are expected 10 take
par, in the grand parade at Bir
mIngham, under the IeId of
Gen-J b Gordon, on April p
and -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-19

The surprising decrease il
the death rate OF the soldiers IL
India is due Iarg II TO the
greater sooriety, according to
Lord Roberts.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-19

Nothing makes the devil
.iC-e tr0uS,s tasG 10 COME face
90 face ~lth q aIdn whO cannot
be frightened away from his
post by the fear Of a famine.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-19
Il. z. 3. Wallace
CARPENTER AND BuiLDFh
Oxford, Hiss.
Al has ~ carpentry. e~ont-actin.
-Ei n"iiiaEg promptly attended 70.
~sstinat~s t.-aahed On application
FEB Is. IsS7.
bELtIl1 ~ -.

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r. Sors Ulcers. silt Rhsum.
f~vsr sorrs. letter. Chappei Hani
-s.iftins. tnrus. and Al sEin er1r
tar+ F.slussly ca.ss piles or n.
paE- Il: r@r4-t@a O. give perfect
-sitstscf "a r r7ueF r.iundaI. Fro,
s4D-r br Frats e4AnHr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-19

Water Valley will have cleo
ir c lights by the month ofJuly.