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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-04
The ELUT1EK


sAA bAFAkIWEsF, oEEoHN. =.
1sank Z Ihayer rs. Frank B. wiestlinr
sesied verdict opened verdict for plain.
tu 10 sqn Of ss--Ja
Findings Of facts, concs 1sions Of lar ara
ja1srnsn. IN sum Of So: signed.
!. 4. Hiliiaf1s et a.. va Pacific Mann
isclar.ng Company ct sl--Cousiuued AZ
cost OF defendant 70 October l..
Eva Richardson vs. Great Northern
haiSay Con- for wan. az
prosecution
Thomas Clancy vs.. d. 7. Denny ct al
DeiAaas and Judgment IN sum Of se.s42 So;
I. II. Heath vs. King counsy-yerdlcs
Tor plaintiff IN sun Of $3.50.
Eva Richardson va. Great Northern
nsh~ay compang-D.smissed.
kouIrr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
l. ,. bigeiow VS.. A. Weber ct Al Order
OF default signed.
Charlotte u. Clark rs. wiioughby Clark
Order Of defsnlt; signed.
teorge Randall. as receiver. ". Puget
sound National Bank-Pettsloa Of receiver
Tor additional compensation for services
allowed: xIC0
John Ryan rs. o. ID. acknowledgements
c'defendant Hart 10 complaint: oyerrried !:
zen arrer Of defendant Hart 20 answer
ruled.
John Lecky vs. ]. ID. Lowman e, al
trial.
FRosATR pxPARTmxxr-LASsIrY. y
Guardianship of Edgar L shank. staI-
order appointing u. NJ snsnks guardian:
bond OF guardian; letters OF guardianship.
Insanity Of William Harris-Dscree OF
commitment.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded In the Auditors once
Yesterday.

Deeds Recorded In the Auditors once
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January 1,
1894, are IS, 9ii,o 06. There were nled for
record yesterday Is leeds. the considera-
tions aggregating So. 2Ss. Following is
the list ~ furnished by Osborne. Tremper
& Co, abstractor. of title. ll6 Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
e. P. Lacy to David Hart, lots 1. 2, 5 and
4, block l. Town of Miner, 81.
III. VI. Pomeroy 10 III. c. Smithson, lot
6. block 81, Laws ID. 81
r. Z. Marks 10 the Skykomish CONSOLE
dated C. & l. Co.. csal claim, 81.
H. Wohlgethan to the skykomish Con-
soiidated Z. s. l.. Co., coal claim, 81.
". J. Potts TO the Skykomish Consoli-
dated c. & L. Co.. coal claim, 81.
ID. s Swerdflger TO the Skykomish Con-
solidated c. e. Z. Co., coal claim, 81.
r. Heimke et al. to the Skykomish Con-
solidated {. & L. CO., coal claim. 81.
Security Trust Co. To J. b. Kitchen, lots
9 and 10. block .. in John J. McGiivra's
New York Wash. Land Co. to II. w.
Li:slsheid. lots Is and IL. block 10, River
Geo. W. Kimbail to ]. Middleton, lots 8.
7. and g. block 3, Fern, 81. 200
7. C. Dunlevy to Roland c, Ciapp, lots
IA and Is in block Is, Hardwood add, $50.
n II. Ruegg to G. T. Messenger, lot Z.
block /. in Callister's add, $3.50.
T.. Sseinbach to ]. p. Creveling, lots 7
and s. block II. Laws lst, SIS.
3. r. Coomos 10 ]. 7. Creveling, lots !
and :. block IL, Laws LIST, s..
J. r. crcyeiing TO IF. NJ. Carraher, lot g.
block 10, Laws LIST, 800
o. T.. Temple TO Ida E. Swanton, lots ii
and l., block 2s, in Gilman Park, $500.
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mr. DARVILLE'S LIFE.
II Sons Loss Is Estimated at
$4,000.
USED BY 4 CAR ACCIDENT.
ek Wrestling Must Pay Premiums-
gisg Coanfy Loses Suit for Hsai-
ipg-sew Corporations

eecnnd amended complaint vas fled
.srs<rday by II. w. Wheeler, admins
s-@u Of the estate OF David DarviIIe. de-
,.s.sed. in his suit against the West street
fxsrth Fad Electric Railway Company
: yeeover so. 600 for the death Of DarvilIs.
-Ao sss injured December 3, 1859, by
- ;rsn ping the track and going over into
e bar with all its passengers. among
,hpu being DarvilIe.
NkeeIsr alleges wilful negligence on
4, pxss Of the company. saying that il
- aware Of the unsafe condition of It's
svnrk near the switch south Of Johnson's
~h1rf. where the car went over The ear
- its occupants fell on lot of piles. and
AWHILE received injuries from which be
IA January /, 1888. He alleges that the
rarsdest vas due 70 the accumulation Of
nov sad ice along the rails, switch and
kers: that the man In charge Of the car
3 shich Dnrville vas passenger, having
ressed the switch, ran IL back so fast. to
sxstd meeting another car coming from
- opposite direction, that IL jumped the
rack
David Darviiio was vfdower. So years
ID In good health and great mental
sud physical vigor. He left three sons.
psfvilis. both adults. who are his heirs.
rs father was q manufacturer Of tubs,
,sils ETC., his soma assisting him, and
ikssr loss 10 alleged TO be $4,000 Wheeler
sis for Judgment Tor ZOO. besides 81. o0o
sssnplsry damages and 5000 for inj aries
- hospital expenses.
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srMoss. SIR. SET FREE
- wss Guiitiess of smuggiin 3. bat His
SON Must stand Trial.

Bernard Simons, an old dry goods mer-
eksnt, was before United States Commits
sisper j. w Spriggs yesterday on charge
essmuggiing WOODEN goods ITO the United
mates. and on motion of United States
Dlsirics Attorney Brinker he WAS dis
fAsrgsd. The testimony revealed that the
Foods belonged 10 Simons, who kept q
sIafe Of Vancouver. b. C.. they had been
removed from Vancouver 10 this city and
iAsi no duty had been paid on them. but
there vas no evidence 20 show that simons
ksd anything TO do with the removal into
this country.
j. Simons. the son Of Bernard Simons,
Vas bound over on September IL to appear
bssore the United States district court. He
sas arrested Ia this city on September Is
by Custom Inspector Maloney while he
sas in the act opening of the trunk which
contained the stnuggled goods from his
fssher's store.
The inside history of this case is said 10
BE- ~ follows: Simons, sr.. became fnan-
elaliy embarrassed and borrowed 81, 800
from friend, giving . chattel mortgage
on his stock Of dry goods as security. The
friend sold the ohattel mortgage TO q third
party. who was about to foreciose. In or
der to save little from the wreck the
goods afterwards smuggled were packed In
xnnks and sent to Seattle.
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Heath Get. . v.rales for H.ul,nr.

The suit Of T. ii. Heath against the
sonn,y TO recover si3s. 20. alleged to be due
iof hauling brick to the county farm, was
tired before Judge Osborn yesterday.
Heath alleged that he was employed by
sAs county between May and Q, 1894.
both inclusive. TO haul brick and cement
u the rate of 81 day for each team of wa
fcns, two horses and teamster. lie
claimed 1924, bat the county commission
gs allowed him only xiss.s0. and he sues
Tor The balance. amounting to sl35. Heath
kstihed that the roads were so bad that 1t
required four horses 10 one wagon 20 get
through about three-quarters OF mile of
est up. miry road. The county denies the
s. contract and paid s. day. The jury
rendered verdict for 1910 in favor Of
Is.th
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Tn. rI.a.snsr Flsas.

Editor PosT-IsrxItlaEScKR- iltav Sir'
We wish 80 eorreet al Item IN last even
iag's Rrss- Tssses 20 the sffsct shAs ths Z. 4
q mags, II Spokane, aud another mill IA
Minnesota are the only two mills "a the
country making she "Plansliter" process
hoar.
The North Pacide Eoar mills. Of Nsila
walls. for whom se act IS agents have
enc % their mills fillsd With the same pro-
cess and pa. ia BY the same mil iara'sh-
tax house. SEarrLx rRopCcK CosFAST.
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caar,. .na rnnIie omee..

Commissioner J. W. spriggs has re-
ported that Alfred 4 Cooper IS entitled 10
- Tor wages from the steamer Henry
Bailey.
Jane. S0bey. a native Of England. and
Y. n. Cooper, u native OF Nova Scotia,
we're admitted 10 citizenship by Judge
Langley Yesterday.
The 6aud Gold Mining Company fled
Articles nf incorporation yesterday VITA
"sesgs +. tsand aud A. r. MetHser a. IN
sosRoFators. on capital stock OF sico,eo
no;icc Of appeal 20 the supreme court
sss died yesterday BY the plaintiffs ia the
vi 81 Phil Nsis & Company vs.. Morgan
hftsa, a suit on attachment IN which
seasmsnt Nas given for defendant last
gsns.
Judge Osborn yesterday admitted %
ssstIeaship the follo~sng aliens; hnnd
Aaaason. native OF Norway, John 7. Ne
EAsTsoa. Robert ". Ledgsrwood aad
taaadA
Toe suit - Eva Richardson against the
nfeas Northern RAILWAY Company vas
sssuassse4 3y Judge Osborn yesterday for
sant % prosecution. The action sss
senneaeed 10 recover for goods alleges
V have been lost
,.ia4gs Lang!ey yesterday appointed ID.
eaAnks guardian 10 the miner chAA-
sra q kdSaF l. and Alice Shanks for the
sAsfase 81 enabling fhaaa 40 sarFen1eF
.ktsasa liie insurance poltey sn favor OF
sas stie aad chlldrsa for rs cash value.
u K Bnstsrworsh 4 sons siied articles
:. = tneos p0FstioR. Tbs esfltai ssocs 70
80 and the tacorroratoTs are = H. has-
ssssofih, Is. VI. RGssrxaFth. Marie J.
nasssrsovsh ana Charles NJ. hnissrseFtA.
~ H.. =
= fraaN Nsde snd Birdie tacoess ho,h 81
taEs Madison; Matthias c Heray. ~ FREE
...eet, ard Nellie Flsdianu. II sSstsses
Aslfeg kalleg sna Mrs. Martha Cess-
.4s'e., eota 81 SnoQ aaiRsses John y ccest
.Al Afs. Nslhs :. Wildss. both Of >@astss.
he ease q John Lscky. the contractor.
ss2sast j. y, los msa. Henry l. lesses
So otasss. - secure bs.aaes 81 slSF -
@-sssa 10 - dss iog - asxs.sl saEa2shs2 "a
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pop. FIead sent TO the Asyia~.

William Harris. dope tiend. who has
been four months in the county Jail serv-
iaga six months sentence for petty lar
esny, was examined for insanity yesterday
asfore Judge Langley and committed TO
the asylum. Harris Is 80 years old. single
and was cook aud waiter. His insanity
Manifested Itself about six DAYS ago in the
AL aud has now reached violent form.
bis mania being religion. He has been
10th morphine and cocaine fend. his
arm being full OF scars He was taken to
sssilacoom last evening by Deputy Me-
ponald.
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RExrox. Wash.

kExroy, Wash.
Dr. parrfn-rear SIR, Please add my
aasne 20 tns lls; OF sufferers that hare
been benefited BY yoar sctro-mAsn@iie
treatments. j. = u LoSnS.
~ Dnr~.n can De consulted tree at
Hotel Chuberg. Tacoma. Wash. offiee
hours 10 a. III. - ?. IA daily. Sufferers
frona al eurabse chgonlc. acute and pri-
vAta diseases Of whatever nature should
call az once. The poor treated free. TX
analnations free AZ the Office or BY letter.
All cases strictly confidential. Circulars
and question blanks sent free- Inquiries
answered.
\ R-nr. Da~rin's stay IN Tacoma 10
limited. Those desiring treatment should
write 90 cali a. once
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Loueh, Augustine &.,Co. have the famous
Tampa Cabanos," 'Cigarros orandes"
cigars, all imported Havana tobacco, fresh
by express every week from the factory at
Tampa, Florida These cigars are the
largest and finest ia the world; not style
but stock, and are rstailed at two for a
quarter: none better al q cents each. Try
thavn
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change. IN rel.e. Patrols.

Chief OF Police Bolton Rogers issuei an
order yesterday assigning seFgt- Tenn
pIetoa to duty at the station from =. M
tos D. IN. and Seygt- salliyaa fsom :
n. m, 60 A. Tn. Capt Hogle IS placed IN
charge of Patrols !. and from 10 9. M
TO n IN. aud Serxt. Willard - In
charge Of Patrols 2 and 5 from p m. 20
A
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The sealed verdict in the. case OF r. +.
fhsyer against r. Il. Wrestling fo< tnsur-
saee premium due the New York Life In
saranee Company when opened yesterday
morning in Judge osborn's court Was
hund 10 be IN favor Of Thayer for ss5s.so
IAsysr brought suit Tor $50.
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Camelline. the peerless beautifer Of the
complexion, resolved the special and un-
usual distinction of the highest possible
award OF honor over all competitors At the
Nidwinter exposition. For sale by all
druggists.
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The reason Why the san francisco oys-
ter House Is the rest place 70 gss oysters;
We do TIE largest business. ne open oar
aystsrs ourselves. they are aswAys fresh.
we use nothing but the hsss batter Aad
sauce for cooking.
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ns@acsion Of the Pioneer building.
assmisssd yesterday by Judge Lsnr..r
20 ;. ~ Losman. bus orderea 20 t-;.I
ss.,s ~ sae otners. The case vas nos con-
e4uosa when co1rt adiouraed
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Steamer Wssee. vita kassssA star ex-
carsion 10 Tacoma. viii leave shazf ioot
Of Nadssan street, - ; o'eaoss saturday
morning: returning. leave Tacoma al =
m. Rouad trip ticksss intending admss-
ioa to fair. IS seats. A general inviias'oa
sa al
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TIE busiest nlsee in the cay j. the Fni-
ton Market Hsaeklsy block. Way Pc
cause psops End they can get better fnsAa
hs.,.r service ana ere meat tor ths money
tAaa 80 aay gasFSss IN the city.
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New Cas-. rn.a.

The following new case Was hled In the
superior court yesterday:
4. W. sapp VS.. Charles Dobel-Promis-
sefy note. ssla
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NEEDED NON. II EyER--Ss scasoz
IN OF tae yeas - zacrS trFt2g 20 TIE
nervc1s s1xz summed. We Sci
Ese1lEtns that viii ssrengtnen weak
nerves xna make pespie wsll-Fx.nes
Csssrs Com ro2nd. 1ae aS>s recrse use IL
STEWART HOLMES paTG COMFY.
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Nsxsas Fslr nisasss AwssA
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Dr.. T. n. ssoaa hss removed his o''ases
"a = and ~ tbrcsdeasA4 block.
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MIME. NJ. YALE'S
Excelsior Hair Tonic

Stops hair falling in - hours ouly rsraedy
kno~n earth 10 restore gray hair 10 iis natural
color without dya Absolutely pure Price g.
sod Ia Seattle ~ al as.t-ols.s Druggists. at
Wholesale hy stewart Holms. Drug Company
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orened. I had several talks vita the
MAYOR, and be left the Management Of the
women largely 20 ny own I3dgmsat He
Was opposed TO the Whole proposition, ard
wanted prostitution wiped out; 1T al
event. be wanted il Kept ouf Of sight"
The chief then testified Is so other
houses of iIl-fans aud sssignassor. bat
specified no particular localities
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Mems Clothing.

S1A-Men's Blue and Back Kersey
CIu 0vercoais. A. inches long. for
$40
c1D-Men's Blue and Black kersey
Oh overeoats. ~ inches long. 81
ST.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

There Is 70 medic me SO Gffen
needed in every home and so
admirably adapted to the pur.
poses for which Il il intended.
- Chamberlains Pain Ba IN.
Hardly a week passes but some
member Of the family has Leed
OF L.. 4 to0thaeAe or headache
may be cured by n A touch of
rheumatism or neuralgia quoted
line severe pain of burn or seald
promptly relieved ard the sore
healed in much less time than
when medicine has to be sent
for y sprain may be promptly
treated before inflammation sets
in. which Insures cure IN about
one third of the time otherwise
required. Cuts and bruises
should receive Immediate treat
hisnt before tRe parts become
swollen. which can only BE- icne
when Pain Balm is aept "a band.
\ sore throat may be cured be
fore it becomes sericTs. a
troublesome enrn may be re
moved by applying it twice a
day fsr a week CT swo. A lame
back may be cared and several
days ef valuable time saved or
A pain IN the side or chest ra
iiryed without paying doctor
bill Procure 80 cent bottle
at once and You viii never re
greet it. For sale by q u K.i- h..
Oxford. T ii Petts, Ca,iege
HHl.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11
Mrs. GrsenNaed LINN.

This talented u ississippi lsdy
Of whom every MississippIaD
who hears her il proud, will
give che OF her brilliant literary
and Deisarte entertainments In
the Public SehooI Building on
Friday evening. Oct 10Th. In
addition TO other choice selec-
tions both grave and humorous,
she Will reeisa the famous Ma
tional Ode, s'Colum hia Saluting
the Satioas.r alfred in the mag
uifieant costume Of the Goddess
of Liberty, as she appeared in
the recital Of this great poem
before the National Editorial
Convention at Asbrry park,
Ne v Jersey, in July Last, where
she was crowned with a dia>
mond eirclet and was, bv a
unanimous vote decorated on
the platform with the National
Editorial laureate badge amid
the warm applause Of more than
three thousand literary and eul-
tured people" she il proclaim
ed one Of the Hnest elacuti0n-
lists and dslsartists in Am erica.
This d ississippt Lady completely
char med the eultGre Of the
North, aud she viii charm our
people aad students. Her enter.
tainments are sHpere, and a
grand literary treat. Be sure
10 hear her.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

The opportunity Of your life
Sen. J 3 Gordon, @ s. Senator
of Georgia, the only living 9TH
Ger who Witnessed the signing
ofthe surrender al Appomattox,
will deliver his famous lecture,
The Last Days of the Confede-
racy." at City School Building
To students this will be worth
many hundred times the admis,
sion fee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

SIR. " M Benson who Is Mr..
j w Bowser's partner IN the
Racket Store, will arrive with
his wife from Alabama this elk.
Tie Will remain here 20 assist
Nr. Eawser and will 0ccupT the
residence vacated by Hr. W u
Cork. UT. Benson is a ine
man and the Racket
will gam y great deal By this
addition TO its flrce
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

The protracted meeting at
the Methodist church closed
Tuesday morning and Mrs Smell
left for her home that evening.
The services were vel attend
ed, and many regret that the
meeting was brought to a close
so soon. sfEa Smell is an ear
nest Christian, in earnest with
aer work, and the desire to
save souls and d9 the Masters
will. Her deep piety and ear
uestness and her graceful man>
ner render her an entertaining
speaker. Mrs Smell is indeed a
great power for good, and the
question IA to whether i woman
should preach need not enter
into an opinion Of the good
they accomplish.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

We understand that lflSs
GsntIe SmIther ~ expected
home at Al early day ~he has
been teaching in New Mexico
the past two years aud her nu-
merous friends will be gi.li o
welcome her home again
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

The following gentlemen have
been appointed on the Commit
tee Of Reception and Entertain.
ment Of Gen. Gordon: ChanceI
Tor r B Fulton. Hon. j w Z
FaIkuer, Hon. j Fl himm ms
Prof J Z Pope. Hessrs. Z D
Davidson, p 2 Mathews
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

Mas Eta Vurry ha- concfu
ded to spend the winter in Ok
ford as a pupil of diss Is,n
Alss hurry Is a ciiaemiu ? v.ang
Lady aud the many friends she
mas won m Oxford viii bs pleas
ed ut her decision.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

Little Garian Baird fell a lis
lance of eight feet from rae
stairway ofhis fathers residence
last Friday afternoon aad re-
ceived painful TnI1rrss He is
reported much better anti xili
soon be himself again
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

Judge Jas. I Fants present
address Is Is san Pedro Ave.
San Antonio. Texas. We sim
cerely trust that the genial eli
mate OF Southern Texas viii.
prove beneficial to the Judge
and enable him to sool return
TO hrs home and friends.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

The quickest, safest and sweet
eSs reiiEf Tor the tired brain ana
asgv0us sYstem comes from US
tng Or. Kings Royal Germetuer
rs = nerve tTanqHilizer and ton
le ic never has been equa!led
Or. Z ID Collins, G0h!swaite.
lrz :, says oft r il the Gu
81 aerve tranquilizsF ( have ev
r ase,In l. q CouISop. Depu~
= Clerk. Cireait Coart. Jack
son County, Alabama, says Il
evmlaena it Ter nervousness
above anything l have ever
tried" George W Armstrong,
ditor of The Issue, Nashville
Tenn, says It il an Invaluable
builder and inVigogator OF the
nerve forces" al 8 for s..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11
Obstinate 'ceIds.

Dr. Humphreys SPECIFIC No
II viii "break up an obstinate
cold that hangs on Put up
in small ials oFpleasant pellets
just fit Yorr vest pocket. Price
. cents All GTuggiztA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11


Commencing en- Thursday.
Oct Iftb. OTTO G.. Erausa Com
plets Stock Company. including
j iEe Ban and Orchestra. viii
appear for three nights aad a
matinee ~ the Opera House,
producing three great plays, in>
augurating them er gagement
with L ll0gsan' g beautiful come
dy drama, he Soufhernez =
IT krlu1e r. - ell sgvarife
with Gu theatre ggers, and his
al gent among rs will doubtless
DE m iaceutiye Go ill the Opera
u9asa sei night 4urrng their
engagement.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

Cot. J W I Falkner. hurry
FaIkrer. w A GaIlegly, Y II
kimmGns, Fl A Temple aud .
cook. eft yestsrslny morning for
the Mouth Of Tippaa 60 give the
squirrels. turkeys and fsh
trouble.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

IAss4NtC4
L1Favstre Royal Arch Chapter meets
The 81 Thursday hight in each month
W q. Hampton. T. p
". H. MARSHALL, Sec
T. :. Gatbri,sht Lodge w. 33 meets
the Est Thursday night N en- / month.
n t. Weston, W. NJ
J. g. HarkInz, Sec
KSIsTrs % PrrEIAs.
Oxford Ladze Sa- - meets the Iss
and kth MONDAY nights IN each month.
W. T. Wallace, - G.
q. (. Temple, 4. Of &. g j.
l. o. O. 2.
A. B. Lengst-eet Lodge No. III
meets LIST and ID Friday night IN each
month.
s. z. SanIafs, " e.
Y. Owens, Sec
0xFaRD LODGE <. or II. Nc I06J.
Oxford Lodge K Of r.. No 1863 meets
LIST and srri Tuesday night each month
3 H. Howrv, A. G smith,
reporter. Dictator.
POST-0FFrCE HOURS.
General Delivery from SAM to I'm
during the weak.
Genera. Delivery from . An. TO 10 AN
On SUNDAY
Money 0rsier business from S:45 An
70 p II, week has eniy.
AL mails made up / hour before train
time except 1890 P.M. mail which Is
made up ut 2 R.M
W. q. Hampton, P. NJ
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

j z Pegues has added Screen
easels and Chairs in addition to
the old line of premium Furni
ture which he has been giving
away to his customers. Every
body shalId secure one piece of
this beautiful furniture
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

Mr.. 2 A Nelson and wife, OF
CIaremore, Indian Territory, re-
turned home with their sister,
Mss Lou, who has been visit
ing them for several months.
and will remain in Oxford about
ten days. Mr.. Nelson's many
friends in the home Of his boy
hood regret that they cannot
remain longer, and wish them
an enjoyable visit.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

A dne head of hai- is an in
dispensable element OF beauty.
Ayers Hair vigor maintains
youthful freshness and luxu>
rance, restores to faded and
gray hair its original color. pre-
vents badness. removes dan.
druff, and cures scalp diseases.
It gives perfect satisfaction.