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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-05-25

house. The parts were all well sustained
but special mention should bee made of tine
Octoroou. zoe. jacob McClosky Judge
Gallon. salem Scudder and o.. Pete,
while little Pau and his faithful friend
Wahmotee. won the hearts of all Should
this club ever visit us again they will Tee
celve a warm welcome
The hearts of the many friends of MIR.
and Mrs. George A oDott were saddened.
during the past week. on learning that the
menta. condition of Mrs Abbott had
made 10 necessary to remove her TO the
BrattIeDoro Retreat. Mrs. Abbott health
has been in q serious condition Tor the past
few years, bur everything had been done
Tor her that loving hearts could suggest.
but TO no purpose. and hard as 1t was for
husband and friends. this removal seemed
the only measure TO be adopted.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-05-25
SOUTH VERNON

a piazza mas been added 90 the resideuc.
of the johnson Brother
A. a. Dunklee Is laying tine foundation
Tor the mouse which he Will zen.
The friends OF Geo. Bourke will be glad
TO learn That he rs now cOuyalesegut.
c. b. Merrill. mas had several app.ca-
uons Tor the tenement Ae is finishing or
above his store.
/. W. Brown recently bought of d. IL.
chamberlain of bratueDOrJ "a pair OF gray
horses weighing about 300 pounds
Report says Dr. Dawson would like 10
put IN drug store ii be should rud sufi-
CIent patronage IN town 10 warrant .
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-05-25
IN THE LOCAL FIELD
BROOKL1NI

NJ. Il. Bush and wife made a flying vis..
al J.. w. Bush last we.l
Alr. and Mrs j.. o. MerrIne.d are "a,
Plymouth. n. H.. TINS week. where Nh
Meruheid is To- sing
The friends of Guy AllDee will Doe sorry
to learn that he has been D. at Milton.
where ne went to take charge OF @ cream
cry
IL is expected that tine Misses French
and McGreg0r from Dr. Gordon training
school. Boston will be here next sunday.
ready TO hold a series OF revival mee-ln-s
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-05-25
WILLLAMSVILLE
Is. LAMB spent last sunday in Keeue

O.. Is. Lamb spent last sunday in Keeue,
n. ii.
Rev W. Z. burneu gave an exceuenr
lecture ON America last Sunday evening
There viii bee cemetery meeting at the
scnOolnouse hall W Wednesday evening. NAV
Miss Ola Kendall attended the play "The
Oct0ro0n given nv the Estey Guard
at south Londonderry last Friday evening
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-05-25

Walter Jacobs and bride from WardsDoro
have been visiting their parents. Mi and
Mrs. Henry Jacobs TINS week
Rev. c. u. Day viii preach al the union
chapel al s. p. N. next Sunday A shOr.
Sunday school service will follow. The
entire service will close at 4..U.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-05-25

so emInenIlY successful mas Hood narsaua-
rlla been tnau many leading citizens IRON all
over the United States furnish testimonials of
cures when seem almost miraculous. Hoods
narsaparlla Il not an accident but the ripe fruit
OF industry and study IL Possesses merit PEE
Cullar 10 ltsel.
Hood Pills cure Nausea Sick Headache Iudi
gtstlOu. BuOusurs.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-05-25

Edwin LaraDee bought the Hamilton
farm.
Fred Clark of North Adams is visiting
IN town.
The Grand Army boys turned ont the
IA and did The planting of Comrade Tie
oiore Graves, VINO has been iii Tor several
months
Frank WOrdeu. administrator OF Mrs.
Phoebe ODER estate, will sell ner personal
property al auction al the store of Oscar
Howe on Memorial day after the exercises
O. l.. Clark and O. W. Kingsley repre-
scented James L. Ridgely lodge, i. %. o. f.,
al the grand lodge at Newport last week.
They report a tull attendance and a mar
mOnIOus meeting
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-05-25
Hereditary Weakness

and all Blood Diseases cured by SCOTT'S EN- L-
SION. 1t is food rich in nOurishmenL
Prepared BY scott BOVINE h Y Druggists sell il
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-05-25
WEST HALIFAE


We learn from an obituary III the Bureau
county Republican, published al Prince
ton, H.. OF the death OF Martin BallOu.
eX-iudge Of the 25d circuit court of Ilu-
noIs. lie was q brother OF AlmUu and
Dr. Alvin Ballou OF TINS place He was
born in HalifaX. July is. loI2. and died al
Princeton. MAY Is. 1894 lie attended
the common schools OF Jhis town and ia e
academy al BrarteDoro read law with
Hon. Chas. X. Field and o. l.. Shatrer 81
Wilmington and continued ms studies al
Harvard law school. lie was admitted 90
the WIndham county bar III 1889 and the
same year moved TO Illinois. where iu 1857
he was elected Judge OF the circuit court
for the 25d circuit He was thoroughly
read III the law and a good Judge OF human
character ana was respected boy all who
knew him. lie leaves a widow and uye
children.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-05-25

The severest cases OF rheumatism are cured uy
Hood sarsaparlla. tine great blood purifier
Now rs tine time 20 take IT, Hood Cures
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-05-25
Scott Emulsion

of Cod-Iver OIL with hypophosphtes of lime and
soda 1t builds up the system. Cures Coughs, Colds
and Wasting Diseases. Rztsinans the world over
endorse ii.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-05-25

We can make YOU specially low
prices If YOU want severa. barrels at
one time for cash. We nave all
grade--kidder $ Gem, Tube Rose.
Crockers Best. Gold Media, Lenox,
a special trade IN patent 1t SIC.
and Supreme. and we will guarantee
every barrel we sell YOU 10 be ius,4
represented. whether USED now or
l. months from now Consider the
question, then call and see us.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01
Recovery Of cCnH3oa-e In he
Sogth.

1t Isl gratifying fact that a
better feeling now prevails over
the entire Sozth in regard to
the existence OF hard times,
says the Memphis Commercial
la fact. it is developed by actual
conditions. as they begin to be
better known. that hard tines IN
the Seuth has been sort Of a
shIbboleth anyhO=, q theory
rather than a condition The
farmer Is as well or as he has
been in years. he il less iavolv-
ed in debt. and has produced
more diversified aud useful
crops. Perhaps the yield OF
cotton and the consequent pos
sessions OF ready cash has been
less, but his b2rus are fall of
corn. his cattle are fat aud sleek
and he has plenty OF grain and
potatoes. In other fields the
outlook Ia equally reassEriag
New factories arc being opened
every day in the SOIth, new en-
terpsises ara being set on foot,
aud the general weird Of bGSI
ness is cheerful and confident
The hard times have been cans
ed by money troubles, strie&ly
speaking. There has been no
basic trouble Of ever or under
PRODUCTION of staples. Besides
this, the Republican press has
been eager - multiply all trOu5
les and exagger&te all facts in
order to place the Democratic
party in a bad light before the
people. This has unquestiona
bly had Its effect, and all Smeri-
ca has shown the extraordinary
spectacle OF a nation on the
verge Of panic, SEea there was
no aetaIl threat and M eaRse
for distress. Tie clouds y ieh
have lowered over rs have been
clouds Of opinion and sentimen.
tai encouragement. with the Ell
cepti u Of those actual distress
es brought about by the gradu>
ally acesmalaiing consequences
of the mIsTuie of the last Thirty
years Now q brighter day II
Gawning, and the South is .@k
ing up to the fae.. II ve 2o-
hear from the optiniSt with
some regularity for a time. sud
give the croker a rest. the 10
boo Of hard times will SOC bc !
forgotten terrier and q this %
more considered.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01
Educaiian il RissIssi nI.

Gov Stnne. IN his message %
the Legislature the other dav.
noted the hae condition OF the
public Schools OF that state,
and the great Improvement made
ia them of Late years. The re
pert Il State superintendent Of
a~.IeasiSa : . pseS.na fully
I confirms What the Governor
said. and shows that Mississippi.
leads tie Soutz in tae matter OF
education III many Important
I points. It's new Constitution.
which pledged il to provide ev-
cry youth who desired II an
education hes already 5egua to
bear fruit.
The tot Il expenditure for pnb
lie schools ani state institutions
for higher learning during lS93
%. an amount exceeded by ouly
three States CT the South 10
comparison is made hetxeea the
amount expended for education
and he valuation of property
that il, the extent 10 which sis
sissippi taxes itself for the sup
port of IFS pabsic seboOl-it
ranks frst in the Ssuth and
eighth in the entire Cui0l-
Within the past decade the
enrJlimsnt in tue schools has
doubled, the short tern has
heightened u per ceat AMI
the school funds increased 81
tper cent Dat &c every 100 edu
cable white children - are en-
Faoled. sni among the negroes
50 out of 100 The largest rela-
tive school enrolment of auv
State is in Kansas, where - %
per cent of the population is
registered at the pn5lic schools
Mississippi comes second, with
1921 per cent but if the whites
alOGo Of Iha. State be taken the
percentage II .S.6i. or hisher
even Khan Kansas. II ia the
same With attendance, which is
Il - per leo Of population
awOng the whites Of NiszIssJpPi.
1863 in Indians, I47 in Texas
and II in Alabama and I3 in the
United States at large.
&r. Preston lads the only
weak point in regard TO eduea
ton in Mississippi 20 be tue sy-
ersse length Of tie school terra,
which j. Only I02 days, far be-
ll0T hat il the North, azd be In.
siSts that il be heightened TO
seven months. which can be
done II the counties give szgs-
lance, as they can DO. This I'm
provemeat. he thinks, will come
IN time, and he iads the cOndi.
Iioa Of the Pablo schools Of the
State SO satisfactory that ne has
very few recon- eBdAti0ns 81
changes 10 make In this mat
ter Mississippi has set an exam
pie 5hich Louisiana aad other
Southern States would 10 well
Ito f1llow.-S o lines Demo.
crat.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01
OF Iatsrest To Rslisfrars..

The following letter vas writ
fen by Attorney General Frank
Johnston TO Er A Bobo regis
,far OF e eesions 10 Paa0la coaa'
ty. II Is self explanatory and Of
interest To registrars ia every
enuLty ia the state
Dear Sal: Your fAvar Of the
e0gh came duly 20 hand.
I. Section J5s3 Of the Code
making tae psyneat Of taxes !
pre- requisite 10 registration, is
held b. the Saereme Court, il
Ferguson VS. Euarce cnnniy,
manuscript option. to be IN
constitutional.
Section PIP Of the Consruta.
ton contains the Only reQuirs.
ment and condition for regiStra
ton
? In the same CAGE. il has de
ED ID that section 36l5 Of the
Code Of was not bot ia harmony
With the Constitution, aud Il
contrary to the spirit ofthe Con
stituti0n, which contemplated
that an elecsor shall have the
right TO register
You will therefore disregard
the months limitation Ia seeuer
$685. Of .he Code. and register
electors al all times.
g. when the cirrais clerk i,
registrar, his deputy, under see.
iicn $50 OF the code. may per
form al acts which the clerl
Tay perfOra.. aud this - br0a,
enough to cover the registration
CT voters.
1 By section 3622 cfthe code
the board cf Supervisors hai
The payer to dx the compeEsa
lion Of the registrars, ard ar
no. confined TO the years il
which elections are held.
;. Section 35I5. in lis dirsc
tons in respect To the reciSira
tiSn Of voters at the seveT4
precincts before elections. EN-.
braces congressional election
as well as general State e'ec
tiO1s.-ClaTion Ledger.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01
Masonic erana Bodies.

The Masonic Grand Bodies OF
Mississippi will hold their next
Annual Communication in the
city Of Holly Springs, as follows:
Grand Council of Royal and
Select Masters aud Grand CON-
mandsry knights Telnplzr, on
Tuesday. February Is.
Grand Royal Arch Chapter
and Order of High Priesthood
on Wednesday, February IA.
Graad Ledge, on Thursday,
February IS.
All the railroads will pass
delegates at the usuaI reduced
rate, on the certificate plan
full rate going, one third rate
returning.
Ample arrangements nave
been made for the accommoda
ton Of al Who attend.
]. +. POWER.
Grand Secretary anil Recorder.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01
lula ITEMS.

Mr. n G Hughes. after q
pleasant star uish bis masy
friends frft for Aeupsis a few
days ago.
Rev. D F Ga;ce OF soashern
Il ss.ssippi. wiIl make rala his
temporary home; We are glad 10
have min.
Q1i;a . number of iniusziial
esfixeHs Of Lafayette have NOV
ell Ia cur miLst TOR tie parp0se
OF educating their children; we
feel that they are a valuable al
dition 10 ouI little burg.
Mr. Joe Anderson has started
to work upon lis buslins and
will soou move here.
We are glad 10 see the "a
miiisr face q our friend and
teacher, Nr. r Gossett sgaIr,
A series Of entertainments
have been given at the school
building T Gently beginning With
the frimarv and Intermediate
departments and closing With
addresses from the Scientific
department. A 10 ge crowd ol
well behaved listeners attended
each d GIT and each pupil &C
quilted himself si.h honor
HEX
Jan eth, 1894
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

When Gen. Butler was in com
mand at New Orleans during
Tag the late war, he was inform
ed that Father Ryan, priest and
poet, had been expressing re
beiiious sentiments, AID had
said he would even refuse to
hold fuaersl services for a dead
yankee Butler sent for him in
haste. and began scolding him
for expressing sueh uu-ehris-
tia1 and rebellioas entiments.
General the willy priest an.
sxeredr You have been misiu
formed l would be pleased to
conduct funeral services for all
the Yankee oficers and men in
View Orleans
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01
Gel. Lzzlr's .iis,,rial.

MississipPa viii doubtless
be surprised 10 learn that Seua-
tor Boar, Of Massachusetts, is
engaged in the preparation oil
biography OF our llmsnted
fellow citizen. 60. Lamar.
his xiii fist appear IN ecntri
batioas 20 one Of the leading
N gaines. and afterwards in
b OK form Widely az they
differed in their vIsssupan eco
nOnie, political aad sectional
que stioES. Mr. Hear was i great
adnirer Of his gifted SOuitern
conpeer, and bis biography vii
doubtless come as near to aoiag
Justice to him as Its authors
stand point -ilI admit of.
Hon. Edward nayes, of Jack
son, Col. LamaIis son-in>law,
who is ia possession of his cor
respoadenee and papers, is also
engaged IN the preparation of Il
biography. which will be a true
life story as we'll as a labor OF
love--AbeSdeen Examiner.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01
CenfedsFats PersiJ1s.

The following is the liz Of rer
sons IN LaFay cite county emit
tied to the Confederate pension
L0n'sa Adams, Louis Boa;
right, u 4 " Bagfey, Amands
Bullock. Sarah Bost, Isom Il
,ook. \ L Campbell. Caroliu,
ampbell. Saliie ) Cam. u :.
Cock, AGeline Cearsey, B "
DaeEs. ) A b Denton. u L Da
via. X ID Estep J P Graham. w
Q GramRSr. ID Gardner. JEo. C
Gardser. John GRAY, J ID Gard,
ner, Annie Grisksll, s III Glas
gov, N 4 Gregory, 5 Goforth.
aaggie Garrison, Elizabeth Gar.
ner. Ra5e Gilmore, Jack Goods.
by, Eudora Mccain, ] G McCoy
) A Noel. E A Sunnally, James
Y, wm Potts. Sallie Phil
lips. CIV Parks, Sarah j K m
sey, CT Rampy. Il u Smith. y
Il Smith, g W Ship. Robt. s
Sanders, ID Still. Mary 3 Sac.
ders, Uzebs Smith. Sarah Ste.
phens, Sallie Starks, Lucinda
Stafford. u Smith, WIN Tay.
Tor, J A Thompson, ] @ Ta.Iart.
" Turner, J u Hall. r II
Hall W 4 Henry. " Z Hickey.
4 A Hueksby, \ Z Hughes. a
Z Haney, Elizabeth Harris. : A
Hodge, Ella Hill. Susan wv. W
T Jones, Il T Jeffrey, Margaret
johnson, J W Keslsr, y EKiteh
ems, Consada Kirby, q V Lusk
J l. Lowe. John Lovelady. Fran
els Louis. III Lavhora. xIIa.
than. b n Norris, 3 P aoreland-
A &srzxn- n ) Moore. i "
soFs.scnr Artemacy manning.
A A Morgan
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

In regard to the matter oil
evening entertainments, the
President stated 10 his Cabinet
At the autsst of the season that
it would be ia accordance xith
bis wishes TO have all such omit
tea on account OF the great
amount of suffering and want
throughout the United States
For the official society to enter.
tain to any great extent in the
flee of this knowledge would ia
his opinion be lseking not only
in good taste. but IN the com
n0Iest principles of humanity.
especially as not one member OF
the Cabinet is wealthy. The
millionaire element, so eompo-
nenf a part OF the last two al
miu;stratiOas, lie eliminated in
the present one. in which the
members are persons of mode
rate means, vino could not at
tempt to vie with their prede
eessors in ofhee either in mag
niiesnee or the number of their
entertainments.-W Washington
Pest.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01
srioy seoi HsaIih.

You can easily do il, il ron
VII keep your stomach, the lab
oratory Of your body in good or.
der. Eyaer's Dyspepsia Rsue-
ay VII do ihis- II will build
you up and give you good health
IL stands alone az the best.
send for book effaH particular.
and De eursd-eaioy good hezlth
and be happy. Book free 10 Ill
Price so cents per bottle Fer
sale by druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

There IL nothing that a per
son so breads as having TIE
teeth extracted, aud every liv.
ing person has to undergo
more or less Of it az ZONE time
Why not have your teeth ex
tractsd by Odontunder without
any pain whatever At W Is Nc
&zhoa's Dental P.rIor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

Judge Blailack. of Leake com
ty, IS 80 years old He is hale
and hearty, aad works on the
farm every year, always making
n fair crop
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

J. Meredith Matthews, former.
~ of mississippi, bat now a eIti
zen CT Boise, Idaho, has been
appointed Judge Advocate Gen
crai OF tae Idaho militia.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

Fifty negro families of Mon.
roe county, Arkansas, are sell.
ing their property with the in
ienti0n Of gong to Africa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

Andrews, OF West Point
nhs, a brakeman on the / {
+ lad, had one OF his legs horri
bly, crushed at HinOna. on the
s6 while c0apIing ears.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

Mrs Kenneth Mcleod. OF
Crosswell, Michigan has eele
brased her centennial She was
- years = maid 20 years a wife.
and 40 years q widow.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

Durng the epidemic of /.
grippe chan5eriains Cou.,
remedy took the lead here ssa
naeh better liked shsn or.
sr cough incidence n Il
Banks, druggist, Chassworh.
III The grip is much .:,e sam.
very severe cold and =
aalfes precisely tue very sars
ae.lment This Remedy h.
plonpt and e1ectazl and vii
p.esent any tendency ofths a..
a : toward pneumonis p,
sale BY slI drnggisra
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

Nr. James Davis .Orsar APP
pears to be the hsppiest editor
in the world He presiGes over
the destinies Of the Arkansas
Thomas Cat. and says: The
Thomas Cat feels good becIuse
ii has lived Icing enough to cele
braie four happy new years
DURING that tine We have been
enabled to pay up the devil
regularly. buy a tin ra.tler for
eur fsrenaa's 5aby, two oEies
towels, and moved SIX times il
order TO Keep fron paying rent
We hvve carried SO delinqacnl
subscribers, nd on every uer
chant from Hot Springs e
P1Tnpkiayisle. still, no nerspa
per in tho South has q NOR,
solid foundation han the TaOm
as Cat To make a loU. StS-l
short we have solved the GE
cult problem how TO live CT
wind, and no one need be zffais
OF the Thomas Cat going down
We s.Iu 1--we, move, etc, cad ex
pect 10 buy . pair Ct nez rolIeri
for the big press beto-e the enc
of The year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

Twouty one West Point ca
diets were dismissed last week
for failure to pass examination.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

4 Rankin county farmer has
Gu his place ready fer market
i00O bales OF hay. and has sold
q large q1autify.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

The dead lock still continues
in the Legislature on the Sena-
t0riaI question with AeLaEFIo
ahead.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

Prof. e.. r. nrgh:over has re
signed his position as principal
of the New Albany school on
account of III health.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

IL the income tax Is adopted,
all incomes over four thousand
dollars will be taxed two per
cent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

Gov Stone has extended the
session OF tne Legislature ten
daJ $ more.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

Gen. walihall and wife are
nov located 1t Pass Christian,
Miss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01
RATES or aDyesrIsING.
RATES.

Sam Small will soon start a
newsp per in Oklahoma.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

The p%aregorie Law has been
repealed hy the legislature
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01


The young man who succeeds
IL the one wac makes himself IN
dspensih.e. He does this By
not only oeiag faithful, but by
doing more than is expected of
him lie does not allow him.
self 10 ecome a machine, doing
rcIy what Is expected * IN,
bat he pat forth al his energies.
aad does whatever else he sees
ought to be done to advance his
employers u.erests- He dis
plays enthusiasm in his work
aud aims TO become master Of
all the details of the business in
which he is employed. His
nind responds to the demands
made upon II, ard new ideas
suggest themselves by which
the business can be made more
profitable 1t is not long be-
fore bis worth IS recognized snd
then 10 becomes a question with
hss employer, not whether his
services can be retained. Such
. aan Is certain to get on in tae
world He "a always in demand
aud nj his own price. because an
emplovsr in any business 10
wiling to pay vel the man who
can point cut ways for making
his bssiness more probable
savannah Ca News.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

i.h cotton as & surplus erop
the wealth, Independence and
supremacy 0fthe South IS as
sured Tan any sane nan doubt
this vho takes heed OF state
ments of condition that come to
Us from every othsr section CT
the coUntryf
With abundance Of home sup
plies, and fair crops of cotton
at seven cents a pound and cot
ton seed n. tweHty dive cents a
bushel. we will soon have more
money in this eous.ry than We
vii know what to do with.
Those conditions prevailed in
lS6o. and they will prevail again.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

The recent cold wave vas the
most severe sIrce ISS6.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

,lyonra appetite Isgone r,r..
sui.i restore Ia mere ouIrE-
thnn C &. e.. Certain Ss,.,,
esre,r' the great Tonic .ra
saaranteed Care for Cssss.
-fra. Price 50 esnts-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

Jan 2-th. 1894