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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-02-23
LIFE In DIAMONDS.

Ii you think your polished diamond
is a mere aggregation of inanimate
crystals you are away wrong, says the
New York Herald. If you imagine that
its components are devoid of orderly,
coherent motion, you are equally mis-
taken. 1t has come to pass that we
are given to understand that diamonds
are masses Of active molecules. mas
much as every compact body is COM
posed of multitudes of exceedingly
small yet not undistinguishabIe mole
cules, it might be concluded that in a
solid, at least, these particles would be
clustered together in an indivisible
mass. This theory az applied to di-
almonds is incorrect, and has been COM
pletely overthrow by the researches
and experimentation of Sir Robert
Ball, of Liverpool. The facts set forth
by Mr.. Ball with reference to the
structure of the diamond are fascinat-
ing. He asserts that were the sensi-
bility of our eyes increased so as to
make them a few million times more
powerful it would be seen that the
diamond atoms, which form the per-
feet gem when aggregated in sufficient
myrladS, are each in 4 condition of
rapid mOvem entS Of the most complex
description.
Each molecule would be seen swing
ing to and fro with the utmost violence
among the neighboring molecules and
quivering from the shocks it receives
from encounters with other molecules,
which occur millions of times in each
second. The hardness and impenetra-
bility so characteristic would at first
sight seem to refute the supposition
that it is no more than cluster of rap
idly moving particles; but the we'll
known impenetra bility Of the gem
arises from the fact that, when attempt
is made to press q steel point into a
stone it fails, because the rapidly NOV.
ing molecules of the stone batter the
metal with such extraordinary We
hemence that they refuse to allow II
to penetrate or even to mark the
cryStalliZed surface
When glass is cut with a diamond
the edge which seems so hard is real
ly composed Of rapidly moving atoms
The glass which is cut is also a mass
of moving molecules, and what seems
TO happen is that as the diamond Is
pressed forward its several particles.
by their superior vigor. drive the little
particles of glass out of the way.
A petition against the placing of wool
on the free list containing 10000 names
was presented to the senate by Mr..
Cullom.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-02-23
HIS RULING PASSION.

Texas SiftIngs:-Sam .Johnsing, a
colored citizen of Austin, returned to
that city after an absence of a few
weeks in the country. After he had
got back he was asking Uncle Nose
how his negro acquaintance were com
ing on, and among others Jim Webster,
who was noted for his surliness.
Didn't yer meet funeral when you
was comm inter town.? inquired Uncle
Nose.
Yes; I seed that funeral"
ssHuh, Dem was jim Webster's OH
seGuious. dey was"
81 mout hab knOwed hit. Dat aln't
de fust time dat niggah passed me- on
de streets widout lettin' on dat he
seed me-"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-02-23
THEY WANT NO TREATY.
spahlarus Are Violently Opposing
Commercial Compact with Germany


The agitation in Spain against the
rauhcauon OF the commercial tre,ty
concluded with Germany shows no
dlminutlon, says the London Telaur.nh
The monster meeting at Rilboo has
been followed by the arrival ut
Madrid OF committee of Spanish
manufacturers, who. supported by
number of well-know political person,
ages, will protest against the treaty
The committee has caused \ satisfied
table to be widely published showing
the annual balance of trade between
Spain and Germany since the concI,,-
sion of the previous treaty in 1874
This table shows that. while the an
nual exports from Spain to Germany
amount new to about the same rs
they did in 1873, namely, between TO-
100000 pesetas and 100000 pesetas
the imports from Germany. which in
that year were only 4,500.O 600 nesntas
are now over 40,00o,OOO pesetas. and
for many years varied between $4,000,
600 pesetas and 100,o0O,OO0 pesetas.
In view OF the unfavorablencss of
the trade balance to Spain and the high
rate of exchange for payments made
abroad, the committee declares that
the concessions granted to Germany in
the treaty would ruin many branches
of national industry and would be
detrimental to Spanish interests "ener-
.:1ly
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-02-23
ANOTHER PEST SHIP.
SMALLPOX on Board the y. s. Concord
at Hongkong, China.

Washington, Feb. 17.-Some anxiety
was excited in naval circles by re-
ports that smallpox has broken out
on the United States ship Baltimore,
at Hongkong, China.
1t seems, however, from advices re-
ceived at the navy department, that
the disease has not appeared on the
Baltimore, but that there Is one case on
board the United States steamship
Concord, which is closely quarannned
in the same harbor.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-02-23

" D.iole snow comes they would be SO
lnucn anead and have the long winter
evenings IN which to do the sewing. In
..is way cnere will not be SO much
.iliie ios' III TIE spring, waiting for fine
wa IL which to color; and quite 3
.eW carpets could be woven in winter
instead OF waiting till spring, when
weavers are crowded with work-Nirs.
Jessie crum, in the Housekeeper.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-02-23
FEVER RIFE AT RIO
MUCH ALARM AMONG THE FUR
EIGN POPULATION.
q. S. CRUISER NEW YORK SUI
POSED TO BE TAINTED.

Sixty Deaths from Different Forms OF
Fever in One Day at the Brazilian
Capitalize Revolution Practlcalis
At Il Standstill-Big Ships Ready 10
Fight.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-02-23
ASTORY YET UNTOLD
MUCH CONNECTED WITH THE
STOKES. FISK MURDER NOT
KNOWN.
THE WIDOW SAID 70 l5I1 LIVING
IN POVERTY.

The 100000 OF Erie Her Husband
Was Supposed to Own She Never
Received.-GouId Figures in the
Case-An OIdTime Sensation Re
viyed
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-02-23

When this you hear,
Ny Abigail,
Your lovers near,
So do not quail:
His voice is stOuter than his heart,
SO let its tones his love impart.
The secrets told! Do not decline,
But be P. Bristols valentine.
All me! Don't fail,
Ny Abigail!
Silence once more The silence
aghast of incongruity. The Rev.
Charles stood as rigid and white as
Lots wife Little Miss AbigaiIs face
was hidden in her handkerchief. Her
form was shaken with emotion. AT
first sound the spinster had nearly
screamed. had nearly dropped tle
book, but as the thrilling words contfn-
Ted she chung to 1t as her salvation and
held high her head with exultatiOn- Az
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

Last June Dick Crawford
ar0Gght bH< twelve months Cd
child. suterfag from fHEsnrfle
4IaFra9ea, to me u hat eee1
Eea1ei at four months Old and
Fad tsEays been sIekFy- 7 gave
& the usual treatment IA SueB
cases Out without benefit The
child kept growing thinner EasF,
GO weighed eat little more taaa
when aGEa- or perhaps seR
pounds ! then started the i4sa-
ct te giving Caamberlatas Co.
g Cholera 4nA Diarra9ea Rene
iy Bef0Ee one bottle of the p
cent -4ze had been uset . Etrk
Ell Improvement vas zsen and
frs eeHtIEGed use eHred TIE
child It's weakness and puay
constitution disappeared Iud It's
zEher amt myself believe the
shfld< life was saved by THIS
remedy J 7 EaalGx, NJ u, Ia.
marToss, "a. For sale b. q Y
Knight, Oxford. I IL psttIs,
College Hill
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19
Death or las. G Trsga

"a va aet known 70 very
many of Es trends that the
sands Of his life bad run so TOW
but that he was III was Sufficient
earse for his dsT0ted and loving
d1nghteC-- and his kind aud
tko1-h.fuI nefghbc-s and friends
TO gather around hrs bedside
and give him every attention
whF~h sIial love aae CRristiI-
charity aud kindness could sus-
gest Hence there vas great
surprise AMI general sorrow fess
"a sunday morning WHEN 10 ~as
EREoHaeed that Saulre IrIgg
Was dead frus be hAd bseE Z
gTadnal faAag health for a
month, and bst IsttIe hope va
feIt 5Y hIs peysIetsn foV Els II
cgvery. bVs this E4- rot geGe
rally kae~n ~ hss naay triead
aHi therefore. they we're uSt
prepared tor THE shock shIrk
the auu0nu-e-snt 81 n1s death
caused He died : painless
pe1csfEI death. passIag away
60 re Great BsyoBd With
oct lear aad fully resigned
VIXEN his spirit aat passed
away ms features we're az placed
anG calm as bad been the last
years Of nl= life, which had been
one Ct sTHeple CHRISTIAN faith aad
PE~tv
In the death Of VT. TrIgg.
oxford loses sa oil land mara
ne HAVING been ene Of the PIC
Beer SETTLERS az the tOw n- He
eame 20 0xfoTd IA 1856 aud has
ever srnee been = ctsrzen-0f tkt.
seHBty. aud has always ~ou
handed the respect. confidence.
and esteeE OF the entire COMM
aIty, aHd has occupied positions
OF tF-st and honor even 20 she
end ct his life. He was a faith
to-, honest upright sitjzea ant
= CONSCIENTIOUS oH,e-s 5y,ng NJ
TIE harness at the fuiI rip= age
of - years and has new gene
90 the rest he - richly de=esv-
ed Peace 90 as ashes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19
Your 0~uCsrsuasty-

The past week his shown
that a very nne crop Of Water
nsIens hls been raised this year.
and IN order 20 ascertain VITO IL
the most successful grover 0t
this crop. We have Gee.asd 70
2 re TO sae person without re-
gard to race color CT previous
condition OF servitude, who
brings &c ID the largest meteU
- the season a years sGb=eF1p,
ton % the EAGLE THIS Is q
splendid chance to seeaFe az
snail psliEs aud &c eoEt- the best
local paper IN the Stale, and We
feel sure that Il = an oppeEsunf
ty % whIssa a great many people
will strive 70 avail themselves
Nr. z Il Gimm0as. the popu
lar grocer, EaeEReasA the EAGLE
eEes viii weigh and keep g
record Of the melons brought
as, and viii advise as who u ez
titIesl TO the years subscription
TIC the EAGLE
THIS contest VII &c open TO
all from this date 20 the 18th OF
August
The pe-eGa bringing the sec
0nd N SIZE shall reeeIvs the Ia
GLE free OF charge for ST.
months
In every instance the melons
brought to De Donated 20 re
management OF
THE OXFORD EAGLE-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

L1sE SU1Esy sEe services as
the VI Z CaurcA were n the IA
sGrs q = shalks-S-sri1x- which
ss gagged = 81 sh- passcr
Ias members 0vzr tae fact that
- Saturday &st he 1<c debt
against The ShErsh zls e1Ceeu.
81 ant she G9E-s1-r marked
satisfied Hr. Thomas de-
s=vvss -ErA praise fer ans EB
sisAag s79rts q shf- dzrect4aa
KaA sAe geshSGRse < Cxseri
c4HFs2 W. IEaTS a1i& ha II
SsEeiy remembrance f0r his Fs
ssgRs 1e0- oS love n thus free
ing the -kdzek 3f the hss- en-.
ega5EzaeS-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

We desire 70 s4Is she ssteaGIsE
IT sae bsse ball players sud eaE
readers generally % 81 erreF u
EEE score ~r9sl1.hsj Lass ~ssL
OF tie game SSrxee1 the water
Valley AMI Ozs0-4 ssams- Ias
H5s-aNS consisted = making the
score charge NJ Stewart jones
: errors When Ia fact he Gate
none =e are glErY 20 have
overlooked this point II reading
vr00G- and lake tbs usxEs q
reetzyI1S the wraE- StesaE-
= IA excellent BAL player, aas4
We a>Eht is errors szuld Ae
correctly charged 70 HIM during
tae whole ssasou-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19
an Uafssuasis sccissat-

Tuesday night sbOuts O'Clock
Albert Wile0uEn- : negro OF
the town vas accidentally shot
BY Er- II 4 E4uey, the ball En-
teriug the abdomen. and pro-
due.ae : very serious, eus not
necessarily fatal wound Tie
risEoE Was a quaint, cid alsAIcE-
ed teEriEEeE which had been
Iyiag around IA 4 drawer tor
long line, ard ~ss net Supposed
10 be loaded but = few days
AGO. soue one ecE-rg across q
cartridge. wkies was CT very
uuzsUaI Ssze-3I ealIbeE-plAced
il IN tbs pStoL Ihlz NJ Raney
did no. know. aud while hand
linz Z as ti1ub sLPPed On tee
banner. which caused the car
fridge to explode. the -ssglt o.
~ as above stated
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19
rsstHsrg GhiIdrsr

NeIhtn. On earth vii take
eh,ldren Though the trying er-
tsaI Ct .tsetAlng - pleasantly
aud - very surely 4ad safely
as Dr. hI1g< Roy3l Germetuer.
They ali Ike % take il, and c
tefs Ike magic IN meeting the
trcuhgss % that rrftAsl period
Il < perfectly Ia miess con,
tHaI1g &c aIecsog or 0gI4m n
any f0rnf Eaassver- Thousands
nave tried aEd IL has zevsr
been known to TAI e. . for -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

For the benefit OF those OF OFT
citizens and taxpayers who are
act posted as tn The law With
regard tn the assessment rolls
We copy the seeti0n eovertsg
the case
In view cf the fact that there
10 no recourse by which the or
rars. If any should eecur ear be
corrected. after August lat. It -
important that taxpayers should
look At their assessments. The
rolls are nov open 10 Inspection
in the ChaneeFy Clerks Ollie.
Az %1 F@u2r Gpea until The
regular meeting of the Bearu 1i
supervisors Ia August Follow
in- Is the law ca tae s1oiee
See 37ss. Assessments sat eel
- objections FEiUre e %
ieet, etc
Ia al eases after the Fcsar1 G
TIE assessment E0EI- the shall
reuasn OF & ant De Sab eCt "a
03f-CtIozs f0r y least ISL week.
1fter beng aIei J, add 81 ~.
nszt regular meeting a. "a.
Beard Of Supervisors after IL.
expiration OF the 1--WE ESed=, ~
GEtII she day appointed t1'
case OF an assessment - au3a
sr than The assessor. Il psrscI
who - dissatisfied witk the IS
sessmenr usy, within sIeh tine
present his 0biecsious thereto
II writing which shall be alec
by the clerk and d0eketed 4us
preserved with the rolls a
persons who fail te tie obJee
tons shall be concluded BY til
assessment and preeIuted from
questioning Its validity 4ftcr l.
approval By the Board 81 SaPer
visors or BY operation o. AV-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

Che night waterman = p0z
e-tess to prevent the ErSdnigh:
thief froC teprsdssiag upoa our
citizens Help hiE, 90 protect
the homes and property Of the
wIdoes IA town by breaking Up.
and driving OF. the h0rEc OF
worthless negroes EkO are al
Wars seen on the streets. night
aud day
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

We trust every sEaEt VII be-
m8de- aud every means e~xaacst-
ed % 0reaE ap the burg aries
suI s1e ~VElfeTtag 80 eOr7mOn rn
oxford lately before res0-ting
60 that worst of al neeessttIes-
vigilance committees Tie law
: strong enough, AMI severe
eaegga 60 areGz It up, without
going &c this extreme.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

Let . g0Sdly RaGber Of those
Interested n the sEeeass CO the
csnp-ueetIBg meet the ecuRss-
tee aexS Thursday. ash Inst
and help to nszke Il = great
meeting II Angus: 81 .axAaz
sash uEely STEPS a. -ay las1Es
this result.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19
EseatNs COMMITTEES az lafay
eta clgIty

BEAEI-E g. a. fsakaEsey
w. l. Porter, y 2 DoeleT
BEAT &c. w Andersen. j,
J. Bonds. W y Bake
BEAT IS W Smith, } II
Shaw, G. W BCfo-L
BEsE 4-E. W. Spsa-s. w "
Mathis. Is Y Duncan
BEEE - 4vsnr Las
NeG - FaE-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

VII H11Eond Marshal Gs
NsBRhis = IN the ely. ksi2ssg
his mother u hsr arrangements
for Re moving 60 Little Rss<- -
IeSn DIR. Marshall md Miss Nj
sie. They wai reside IN fGsure
AZ thar place.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

IL the warrant avs were
enforced there weald De nc
b~argtAFSer -1masteteG a ear
ts~a- Ao= Else 10 you thiax .
negro @ae never as~= any work
cza I've 1nles- b. sreaAt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

Ias new advertisement CT the
UsrT e-sssx &c Ass5ssPr sp>
gears "a tAz ssus. 10 wafeh "
CA tlG srrer.zcz cf q public
The spseFI arr general AZ rrn-
ta-es Strrs.i me yeaHg nea OF
tae >sae b tbs l.tisatisa aFe
s0d EsA saGwR To require Eo-
Tee =. car hands. Aai NC amply
eafl asseGEE0n 10 the Increased
facilities too importing Iafssrma
trca &c v1r1g nen gaeA gas
GaEversfsv GOV 0f-rs - -he
severA 1sEa~-meuts
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19
n Hargs qFIssS

For pGsrr1g a ksrss IN a Sns healthy
eoaiItlou sry DE- Csdy ConEtI1n P0~-
6erS ThsF tsns = the =yu-sIs I'D Il
zesriou, Ia4 b,s= * Appetite rsheTs
elnstipLricn ceerSses krta-y dscrisrs
1a3 destroy woFa gives Esv he 10
an 5I6 0~eFsarx=4 horse - =a-
per paskr-s- Fer sale by Druggist
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

From the a<SessoEas r0I> i
viii be seen that there are N the
e9aasy sssnty-eigst physEciSas,
tEeasy six mIu-ssers white and
twelve prsetSesag attorneys
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

Ars- II = ?0Ets- vas very n
a lev days ago bus ~s r glasi
"a report her mach improved
no " and that she vii soc2 be
gaI.e well 4EsiH.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

Mr.. JE Ne5fsoa hss bozght
he residence On SaE-A Street
Of Mr. n ) Pestis. and VII so0e
be Installed n eae Of ske nest
modern, ana haR5sSaas=t aenes
IL or sqEu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

4 srgs party of ladies' 4at
gentlemen are speaking tae
week at EIr1soag Lake. camping
eas-kuEtiSg. fishing. and nav
ing a good sIHIe generally
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

fhs Governor yesterday a9
pointed Thomas / HaErss Ia=>
tee % TIE Peace for ussrScs
Ne /. u this ea7a5y. We Jas
q frTSg deceased
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

earnestly. Or perhaps . be-
ter wGT4 L. uoassrossvy. IA the
E4y Of . cucumber was br0aght
20 oEr sHes k1st SATURDAY. by
sA=s excellent gentleman Eac
good garner, MI Z : Moore.
Il Ee&s1-ed a inches IN length,
and abG1. 4 inches "a eireauN
ference 10 IS a reHsarAaole
vegetable. z.i a wsEs EcFtk
seeing beng 80 unlike the Gu
e1EsseE II genera appearance
II Nc- hssG g-z1trsy u
then Ehsea &c does not knew
scw he eaHss -. 40 - tA9Eghf
be EzS gsE1tiag sac ordinary
.kIzz D euezHSeEs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

Mr. W ID Ps-ter has parrhas-
ed sh@ residence Iu Seeoad
ssask street owned by Ers- Fee,
and vii r@-oye so r. after aay-
ing come aeeSfed repairs made.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

Cst I G Holloway retained
Monday after several months
absence Sa as pt2arGsIG7 Cd De
Soto se1zty
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19
gaaulTaliEIs iad SAL aIHlasal

l. 1esrt4iz ea-s tor Chroni. SIRE kyes,
erEaEEased syeIBis Sore SIppIe=- Piles
x-seu1a Tstrer. salt Ehsuu ana said
Head - cents per boz A. drEggus-4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

Therefore cur advice 30 al .
10 keep Guis:. ant 10 not Ma
yourselves any warmer b. IN
necessary esarsS to keep cool.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

PBal Bart vas shTBwa fr9- a
wagon last Tuesday Afternoon
aad severely taeaga 80. ssrS>
1asfE hurt.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

Ms Clyde Bryant. a rsss e.
tiBa5le AMI PSpalsr young adv
Of CofesvsIEe u visiting friends
II tee sify tbs week
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

Nr. y y .TH6is Las been "a
th@ sick lfs- a fs= sty. shs
week. bat 10 abe - De ca.
again we are @had 30 stale
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

MI L SsESxH - sp=adE1r
this week in UHiez sgzury Ei5h
his rto.ker.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

Mss Dale kIZI05S s vSIs-
ing frisR+s e the sG-atrE sAEs
week ant en- cysy DER vgcztr0z
frCss srsiEeuS schs0s dH-Ee<
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

Mss Annie Coos xh0 sax
beea teaching in Ark. the Fss
YEA j. st hCue u the CITY
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

fkSe 81 Dc hsEt il the
ECdgas eEA15eFs hext week a
spec1as ssEa 81 the Us DstrIet
trGHrt b. Hon II sliss fzGgr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

Garnet Jaess0s. Gne &C OK
fSTG- n5ss p0PE'sr young net
- % a vL<i. 20 friends 20 " TO
"a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

n kerse 1exs4 Il ; Sh4feT
Of tae FEesEysr House., Middle
burg, y Y, on the knee, which
lard EIa G9 IA bed and caused
the knee joint 10 become stiff
4 friend recommended him TO
use C@zuSerl3Iuis Pain Balm.
which he do. and n two days
was aals TO be around Ar.
Skafeg has recommended It 70
maav others anu Says i = excel
lent 'foF any SIe1 Of 5ruiSe OF
spraIu- This same remedy - al
20 famous for tie cures OF rheu-
aaFssu For sails D. q u
Eaight. Oxf-rd, and 2 81 Petit.
College Hi
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

Mr.. Charley Srlgbt Of Holly
springs spent last Sras&.r n
pxfgrI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

The committee Of arrange
ments urgently request all per-
sons Interested in rse camp
meeting 20 meet ~ the camp
ground o. The 2sEk inst. TO clean
81 grounds Eepsie sprrzys. aHt
attend 10 Jgher matter. q II
tsrest e the meeting
y L Beaulsad See
Gxsvf4- laly Is 1894
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

Mrs Z NeFsFIaa1 widow
- the aass Dla5ei aFaAEd.
died az hsE residence : miles
E8Ethesx. Of Oxford rs. TAIrs
dGv- She wss enc % she Olttesr
residents Of Hcne~eIf aeiga>
aGrhec1- and ore OF she hrsg
members Sf that eaGrsa "a 10
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ssh- -tEtE charity and was mir
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over 20 EoeeepOla Eassday 20
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Nor "A hOs, ne are sure As It
vii Dc for some Of "a hereafter
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

Hiss MaeeI Stands. sse fair
and attractive daughter OF Gov.
q ID Sasnds, il visiting friends
IN oxford We are glad 10 state
that s0on Gov Stands aud ais
family VII remove 10 our city 20
be ready for the opening Of the
University II September.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

II yoG Tcr- btbE e. ysar horse has
eriic, Dr. TEhenars AEtissFsls VII
Eve reHsf 1..kIr fsr uHutes Only
80 csr1a5osrle 1T x-ar 6ggst
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

Nor as hot probably Is Z vi.
&c $-aTa this simmer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

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bis decided 20 leave sid L.
FKyetts ADD has g1us 60 DGdd
fexas, ts Eve he e.Iit-1 a The
effgz snd renew 81 als sl1scrip
ron 20 the EkerE We sor-
kr Hc--9E MY Eever have
cacss t. regret hrs m0ve. bat
Es tear he aaS z-sts ire RVS
t1xe which So azIIy az G1r fn-
IsE citizens nave mat. z .eav-
sax sAs best county II the best
State II sks UrIIz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-19

Prof. G WOOten las Ioss
a9ze Of as p@-s0n2l c-aEuetIsE
Dc- the many excellent qualities
S1-eh he possesses while here
20 eGde2r kE-seEf to the patrons
and pupils OF aIs school. From
a late issze of the PAEIs Texas
Daily News we see that be has
already become a powerful fac
tor In that city, and has eievas-
ed the schools there TO = stand
5rdEever before reached There
axe few educators 10 the South
Who stand higher than Prof
WOotea We rejoice a. The
s7ccs<s Ct oHr forafsr citizen
sad Sch 1Ct Superintendent.
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