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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-13
Die Tinserndsel, ibre NHese unb
Sebanbtuua.

2siber tpirb i'm aussmsinsn i'm sartsn
aIter unierer 2isblinee SieI ,u tpsnis
Nufmerfiamieit auf bic 9Hsse unb ,ipar
bic rseeImdbiee 9fsse ibrer Sinserndsel
beripenbet, unb bod tparben alle bic
Diitter, benen man cine 0ernadIdiiis
suns in bisier 8saisbuns gum 8orpurf
MAIDEN fann, seipib freubis mitsinitims
men in baS Sob elmer id5nen Sanb,
bsnn unbeitrittsn bsrmas cine ioIde einen
sisentbGmIidsn 3auber iber ieben ditbss
tii@ sebiIbeten Weni6sn aussuiibsn.
So, fam man benn aber bura Pfese
Der Sinserndssl isinsn 2inbsrn ben Bee
iib elmer i&Dnen Sanb fir ibr ipatsrsS
alter psridaffen2 Sn ssipiRem Sinns.
bis au sinem setpifien 8rabe barf man
bas in Der Tbat bsbauptsn. Die Sorm
Der Sanb freiIid iit cine sesebene, mir
Serm6sen baran nidtS su anbern. Absr
bur1 einen ssIinbsn Druid, ben man tag.
lid auf iebe einseIne Sinseripise unieres
fIeinen 2iebIinss ausdbt, nobel mir bic
;artsn gtdssl bieeen, unb bur@ bas ressIs
mabise 3urddidisbsn Der Saut an ben.
isIben Gam beften sefdisbt bas iebesmaI
nad erfolster Baiduns) f6nnen mir ben
NdseIn iene fdDne ManbeIform Der.
Isiben, bur4 tpelde bic Singer einen 70
stasiDien unb susIei6 pornebmsn GbaraI'
ter erbaIten. Wit ben i4Ianfen unb
bura sinen i6bn eeformteu, iaubern
GassI seidmiidten Sinseripisen lit i&on
Elm grocer S6ritt su elmer .,fd6nen
Sanb" setban. Der idDne SfaseI 1T
sbsniosut tpie bic gut espfIssten 3dbne
Brief unb SieseI fur ditbetiiden Sinn
bss 1rdsers. @ie faIi8 1T bic anii6t.
bab Bel einem 8inbe nidt ,iO" barauf
seisbsn su fperben braude. Das ba
psriaumt wirb. 1T fpdter nidt ipieber gut
,u MAIDEN. Wie oft bat es mid unan.
senebm, faft abitObenb beriibrt, Bel eles
giant seileibeten. sierli6 friiirten unb ionit
gut sspflestsn 8inbern breite, su bsibsn
Ssiten einsetpadiene NassI su fsben.
9as 8inb ielbit muB aud taran setp0bnt
tpsrben, iobaIb ss basu i'm Stanbs 1T,
baS 3uiammenbriiden Der Sinaeripiten,
bas Suridi6isbsn Der Saut bon ben
Ndseln, furs bic 9fees berieIben alsin
su beiorsen. Sc ipirb ipater bic bon
Der Mutter oarauf sstpanbts a@tiamieit
oantbar anerfennen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-13
Gtwas pom aartoFelfotbeu en-.

9a i'm ss8sntpdrtisen Dinter auffaaenb
frib 8Iassn Iaut tperben dbsr i6Ie6t
idmedenbe 2artoffeIn, smpfsbIt es fi&,
Isstsre m6sli6ft nur in einsm Dampf.
fsfsI ober 0ampftopf nit tpenis DaRers
;uias iu fOdsn, bamit iis fi& msbr in
ibrem eieensn, als benz susesofensn
8afIsr fo4sn mdGsn. Seer fein 9ampf.
ssi6irr bat, fode eie Rartofeln IN bsm
bisber benuBten Gopf, sisbe su ie asbn
2iter 2artoifeIn einen 2iter Wahsr unb
bede elm sinfa6eS obsr boppeIt aufam.
msnseIsstss Sttid 3eus 70 barauf, bab
bic 8artoffsIn boafdnois bauon bsbedt
iinb, unb auf biefes 8sus einen in ben
Topf paHsnben b6lsernen DedeI nit
fabem Sanbsriff ober fleinem Sod in
Der Mitte, bab 6sr 9sdsl Iei1t berauss
sensmmen iperben fam; bierauf bsdt
man ben bisbsr beripsnbeten eifernen,
absr gut idIisbsnben DedeI auf ben Topf
uno Iest einea idpersn Stein Obsn
barauf. guf bieie 9Beiie f6naen bic
RartoifeIn bsinabs 70 i6nel ipis in einem
DampfteGeI (l5-20 Winuten) tpei&
ssfo1t tpsrben. DAT nur sIei1 erobe
aartOTeln ssfodt, Obsr bic sr6ssren ben
iIsinen bur& 3eri&nsibsn sIei4 ssma&t
unb bas Tud na6 ieben Gebraud auss
sstraiden unb setrpdnet iperben ioate, 1T
fsIbitssrfdnbIi9. I'm Der ihipdrsIiden
Sarbuns Der 2artcifsIn, bic eesentpdrtis
ebenfaas pieI beobaatet tpirb, abaubsIfsn,
ratb cine srfabrene Sausfrau. bic aar'
toTsIn einise Stunben Dor BEN S8dIsn
in flbIeS Wafer 3u Iesen. @s tpiirben
bann nur taOeaOs tpeibs 2artoffsIn auf
ben Ti1t fommen,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-13
9en perl6tpepberiSden Mufpanb. tpeI


Den beri6penberiI6 I6en 4ufpanb, tpeI.
den Der beutide 8aiier namen.Iid auf
ieinen Rsiien su MAIDEN beIiebt, fam Der
9bnis bon Yreuben faum nit ieiner
8ronbotation gut MAIDEN. 8efanntIib
erbdlt Der 8aifer aIs FOLDER gar Feline
@ipilliite; nur ala 86nis bon preuben
bssiebt er feline 2ronbetation i'm Betrase
bon fiinfsebn elmer balbsn MiIion Mari
ober ni6t gar bier Milionen Dollars.
Wian mub aber bebenfen. bab bapon bic
sansen 8oiten Der SofbaItuns in ben
ldmmtIiden f6nisIidsn SdIbhsrn uns
Der Sofbebieniteten beitritten tperben
miiHen, unb ba bIeibt fiir fofipieIiss
Reiien in's AusIanb iebr tpenis 8eIb
iibris. SIN br Sbat 1T ss offsneS 8e.
bsimnib, bab 2aiier @iIbslm bis iiber
bic Obren in S4ulben iibt.
Bon ieinen ipariamen 8orfabren Sriebs
rid BiIbeIm bem Grfen, Sriebrid bem
3tpeiten, senannt Der @robs, unb ben
ilbrissn preubiiden 8bnisen bis auf
WilbeIm ben Griten, bat WiIbelm Der
3peite bic 2usenb bsS SauSbaltens
ni4t seerbt. 8ei ibnen gait Der @runbs
iab: 8Ieibe i'm 2anbe unb ndbre Did
rsSIid. Reiien in'S IusIanb iparsn 70
gut ipie unbefannt. Heiiten iie in'a
Auslanb, 70 mar baS msiit an Der Spite
elmer iiesreiden Armee in SeinbsSlanb.
so gang pertrdst ii4 aud tpobI nidt bic
ippbens ooer gar monateIanse Mbipeiens
belt zines conititutioneIlen Wonarden i'm
AuSIanoe nit Der 8erfaiIuns. Wlinbe.
items ioate er in @eieai6aft zines pers
antipOrtIiden Ntiniitsrs isin, ipbaIb ct
austpdrtise Souperdne empfanst. Mud
bat ii6 Der aIte WilbsIm, tpabridsinlid
auf 8ismards 8eranIaifuns, itrsns an
bieie 8esel sebaIten.
aaerbinsS bat bsr 8atsr bes iebissn
2aiiers aIs 8ronprins bon Prsuben fai
aaidbrIib nit isiner sansen Samilie in
gnslanb monatelansen lufentbalt ee.
nommen. glber ais 8ronprin, bat E,
feline offisiele SteIIuns i'm StaatSIeben
er 1T blober pripatmann. 9arum IGbi
iid aud Der ,,erite 8onbipant bon Gns.
lamb, Der Brins bon WaIes, feline @e'
Iesenbeit sntseben, 70 Ianse er nod barf.
bon bem lansweiIisen WarIboroust
Sauie une ieinsn ,8eefsaters" mad BEN
luitisen 8aris binibersuipriben. AIs
8Onls ipirb sr ii6 bieies 8srsndsen Ser.
fneifen mtfien. 8irsIid mare ibm bod
beinube Elm erniteS DtaIbeur pafirt.
geur bur& sinsn 8ufaa sntsins er ben
mp8li4en Soleen bes lebten 9pnamits
attentas i'm Safe Sopol. 8isIIsi6t per.
Iisrt ieIbit fiir ben ,,8rincs bes 9auIeS"
Der Samoan bon Ylabile senus bon feiner
aItsn ansisbunssfraft, UNI ibm bas @iss
oertommen su perleioen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-13
9anbbeit Fam ni6t sebeilt ,perSen

onrd lotaIe appIieationen, neil iie ben franfen
Sb.il oss Obres uidt erreiden fonnen. %
siebt nur sineu Bes. Die Saubbsit su turiren.
uno Der 1T burd eonitihtionsue SeiImittel.
Saubbet tuiro Our6 elmer sntsinostsn 8ufano
Der i6lsimieen ansilslbnns Der Guftadiidsn
8obre peruriadt. 8enn bieie Robre fd ent.
3lnoet babt Sbr einen rumpenoen Son oser
unpolltommenes @ebor; uno penn iie gan3 &C..
ibloiien 1T, erfOlst Saubbsit uno ptnn bic
Gnbinoung niht aeboben unb oeis Nobre tpie.
Der in ihren ssboriaen 8uitano bsrf.st uerosn
fam. luiro oas 8ebor fur immer ssrftOrt mer.
ben; uenn 8dllsu nter aebn fino bur6 aatarrb
peruriadt, uelder nitts ale Elm entiuoeter
3uftanb oer fdIeimi9en Sberfladeu it,
Gir mollen einbunbert Dollars fur iebsn
(ourd Satarrb ueruriadten) GAL bon Saubbeii
ssben. ben mir ntdt ourd ginnebmcn Don
Salls Sutarrb.Sur beiIen foHnen. 9abt Gu9
nmionlt Circulate fommea.
8 8. Gbenep 4 60, SoIsbo. 8. .
s6y- Ssrtauft bon allen apctbetern, 7be.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-13

~ 1eitsIlt bas ,,@o6snbIatt'-ss
sntbdlt als sla4ri4ten-$2 iabrIid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-13
Mf@esdnauna Der Nfirf6e.

SoIsoide. ipenn nur in masissr @siie
an Pfrii6bdume ansebradt. 1T Elm gutter
Dinser fur bisfeIbsn unb fol- ,ur Or.
P6buns bes @oblsei6mads Der Sri1ts
bsitra8en. Ser ein,eIns Baum fou ni4t
mebr aI8 sinen 2itsr ai&e erbaIten. unb
1T bieie i'm @intsr um ben Baum berum
nit Der obsren grbfdi1t su bermii6sn.
Cine ioI&s 9dnsuns ioa aqs stpei Sabre
boreenommen tperben. Da ber bdnesnbe
Stoff in Der 4i6e sortpissenb aaIf 1T,
10 1T es iur Yermsibuns sinieitissr Ndbr.
ffoffsufubr notbtpenbis, ettpa ALE stpsi
Sabre AUDI nit 8bospboridurs, Tbcmas.
mebl ober Superpbospbat unb aud NIT
Stidtoff, am befen nit gut ssrrottstsm
2ompOit ,u blnsen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-13
Wliles' Seerpens uup Gebers Nilleu

pirtsn mad eiusm ueueu grinjip; fie orbnsu
esber. Wasen unS Seodrme ourd ole Rerpsn
Gine nsue Gntoeduua Or. WiIes' RiIIen BET
len SalenIeiosn iibeIn 8si6mad, untbdtiss
9sber. Sdmorrboioeu, gerfopfuus. Shns
8Ishen Tiir Rdnner. 6rauen uno Siuosr, Die
tIsinftn. miIoeften uno fideritsn 9iasn. so
Dozen rs 8. PrObeu umionit bel allen Apo.
bsferH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-13
3enfe's Sotel,
215 Yena Mbe., Scranton, pa

ginem psrtbrtsn oeutfdeu RubIifum en-
pfebIe i'd mein SotsI befeus. Die btteu
intporttrten uuo sinbsimifhen 8isrs uHb an.
osrs estrdnfs, uno pOrsisIi&s Sisurrsu.
8sioHbsrs prsisuirbis Fno bic bon mir
feIbft importirten
&bein., Moiel. unb nnsaripeine
O. stsidust a&tuusspOu;
2lbert 3enfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-13

B@ Wasbeburs Sausrfraut, 8ismarf
Sdrinse, SOadnbif6e Sdrinse beim 9us.
enb Ober Sdb&sn bel @ibmapsr, SO $50
2adapanna Gpenus,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-13
8reb. marttn'S
3aalarE Wntpl
ass 8 ass 9enu Ape.

0arms uno taIts epsiien tu itber Gasss.
jsit. Q. Nobinlon's Bier an 3apf. 6einfer
RfsFsr unO Ronosram e6naps. Gbam.
pasner uub Rbeiu Beine S,iber 9nni6
ieSen Morsen. GIettriide 8adsr; Feline
8Iitaen. Selepbsn Sc. s34.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-13
Die SnSiana Tarmsrs'
Spar mnS almfeibe @eieai9aft
bon Sort @abns, Snb.

Mit abioluisr Sidnbsii sT anIast psrbinbst
bitit 9titaldaft sr5bsre gSrtbfils aIs 6bnIits
Snititutt. Rad BEN 81 Sabrt plan l. Q. fofst
tint anlsibt ppn $1,000 tn 70 Mpnatsn nur
$259. so. slIo pifr prp3snt iSbrlit tp6brtnb Der
Ni6tftissrtnbt IN Der slsiGru 0rif an $1,000
bic Sunims Son $440 ptrbttnt.
Sobn 2enteS, 428 6idorb Str,
aesnt fir SCRANTON, unb 10 ptritlbt ,ur stnautn
Grflaruns bee planes unh hn @pribtilt itsn.
itii btrttt.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26
The County aII.

As Is generally known Oxford
has one Of the beet, If not TIE
best Jail in North Mississippi
This il true. NOS only as regards
the structure of the building,
but equally true With reference
to the manner In which i =
kept by the efficient aud Oblig
ing IaiiOr, W A Gallegl-, who
pays special attention to the
sanitary condition of the whole
premises. aud observes as far
as possible the Laws Of hygiene,
so that no fears may be fet for
the health OF those in his charge
a personal inspection and ex-
animation vas made hast week
OF the Jail. and we do not hesl
tate TO state the Jail Is kept III
as neat and kealfhlul \ eondi-
ton as any one could demand
and the prisoners all seem cons
tent and cheerful as far "a theIl
surroundings (which are secure
and safei viii allow, anil resign
edly await the time when they
can be released from 50 pleasant
comfortable quarters
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

There viii De beld az the sPve
raj voting precincts Of LaFay
cite county, on Angus 18th,
l>9t- q primary election, TO ex.
press the choice of the De10e
racy OF the county for congress.
AL Democrats who voted the
Democratic ticket II the AS
Presidential race or who weulsi
have done so. lad Trey vetet.
and az Who have .ezcsei tks
age Of II siEee the AS election
ard are nov Wiling 20 pledge
themselves Is support the mo-
nee of the New Albany Convex
ton viii be allowed 70 Partret-
rate. II IA earnestly hoped
that there will he : fall vote.
BY order Of Coaaty perro-
cratic Executive Committee.
; " Smith, Chairman
" ID Porter, See FRO Te8l-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26
Alaniaa Party.

This, the 1rG End last IL the
series Of social entertainments
undertaken by the pupils OF the
Presbyterian Sabbath School
Will be gwen by the youngest
pupils a classes + riday July =,
between the hours of go and
10 P. " . at the residence Of Mrs,
Mary Nelson Provision viii
be made for the enjoyment Of
young and old
To add TO the fun please
bring a lemon
Ices and cakes will be served
at Is cents No door fees
Mrs Holloway,
Mrs Cairns.
Hiss Matte Mckee,
Miss Io.a BrOsn.
Teachers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26
Warren Female Institute.
OXFORD, MISS.

The EXERCISES of this school
will be resumed by tire prinei
pal alone on September 4, 1894,
Number OF pupils Listed and
positively no pupils admitted
for a shorter per:cd than a term
OF i've mouths Advanced pu.
pills preferred, but primaries re,
ceived- Apply 10
MRS Z. i. LANCASTER.
u Oxford. Miss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

! = 4tES2 sdSssG ~ Eeil
PresEsHFy GSaceraiae rIiaa
Female College
IN view of the fact that There
Is some disagreement "a regard
Ia the removal OF our Syno1Ieai
school, and that such disagree
mem Is tIEbIe To result Ia dIvid
lag tie interests Of our church
Ia tine State and prove fatal tn
0Gr tIme-hcaored school, aud
learning, Is sc also believe, that
hasty and unvise steps have
been taken IN regard TO the re
nOvaI, and thai a. there has
been an appeal taken from the
action Of the call meeting OF the
SynOd. in which meeting there
vas not a representative Rum
Der. and in which call the par
ueular business was not stated,
and knowing that according To
our constitution al Proceed
sags are stayed until said appeal
IS settled ~ the higher courts,
be Il resolved
l. That We, Bell Presbytery.
fesI IL our duty to eadOrse and
heartily support our syuodieal
school under the new and Ell
eient management of Pew. 4 $
Maddox unless the General AG
sembIy, the onlt body that can
settle the matter satisfactorily
shall direct otherwise
We are informed that only two
men in the Presbytery voted
against this resolution The
school il not moved and can not
be under the present proceed
ings When the church IN Mis-
sisslppI knows the facts IS this
Presbytery does Oxfo.d will
have her symPathies and hearty
support. Bel P-esbytery on
the day before this resolution
vas passed, having had only one
side o. the question, passed
resolution which she ~sincerel,
regretted and would baye re
ended the action had i beer
legitimate
Union Female College reeeiy
es the sympathy aud unanfnOU:
support Of the S<nod and vi
predict that she will have tn
larger pOrtiOa Of it when all tn,
facts are known. u viii not 4,
to build a school around mal
Who is liable to pick up sr,
leave it 81 ans time Our sehoS
Is established at Oxford, III
property Is valuable. TIE IOcJ
ition Is most desirable. Tie i
prOvements beng FADE. u
. many, the course OF study
. more extensive than before. q
teachers, T. il member. ATE !
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26
Special Business NotEs.

! AN nov receiving my fssi
and winter samples and am pre-
pared to take orders for suits
cheaper than ever. Parties
Leaving orders now can Thus
save several dollars on a suit.
| expect 10 continue TO make a
specially OF low prices, in fact
lower than ever before | will
make you a good pair Of panta-
looms for 81. and q good bust
ness suit for sIe
! keep all the latest styles II
cloths cassimsres and doe
skins. I buy all my goods for
spot cash, and sell them the
same way. IL yOu want bar
gains | am your man I I'm also
prepared 10 get up as Ene work
as can be procured anywhere,
and at mach lower figures.
Come aud see my samples and
prices before you buy. Fit Sad
workmanship guaranteed il I'll
cases,
W. E. Kershav
Agent
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

sezftnur % narvuIs DISEASES. and nEferE
of many n1eez1 sreafizeS On the latter sur ssE
blng since realizest the truth ~ the a1Tr
stlfement. and MS RESTORATIVE NeEv1e
= repared On that princtphc- ls @h-Ne
IN curing all DISEASES arising fruuf der1l-t-
ueut of the nervuEss system - SUtd-f-
f1L. a. tae thousands Of unsolicited test4lo-
uiaks IN POSSESSION Of the company ualu11c-
turing the remedy amply pruve.
DR. Miles, Restorative Servtle 4 rrlEanhr
remedy for al nervous ekeases. stH-n ~
headl.he. nervous dahilfry. prustratblG.
s~leepiessne~s di<rfnesa hysfertA ext1l de-
hiiifF. - S1rHs dA1ce. spitepsys Z Il =
snsd By MI truk gtsts On a r~s-itlEe rEAr1uf e.
Or sent direct ~ the Dr. Miles MedB-Al GO,
Ekhart. fnst. On receipts % price q per Dot
IL. SIX Bottles for s. express prepnh1
EaStor9ftwe Servine pD.ftxss4y e9GsALs IA
spla5sa Or dangerous 1r9S2
Sold BY sll druggists
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26
The Finsst YET.

Mr.. ID S Tankersley sent to
our office a few days ago the
finest Irish potatoes We have
yet seen. and We Fave seen soms
very splendid specimens, as has
been mentioned IN the EAGLE
Three OF those seat in by Mr.
Tahkersley weighed 5 pounds
and . Ounces, and we're not on
y large. but smooth, frm, and
rnitorm in appearance, differing
II this respect from some other.
sent In, although weighing con.
siderably heavy, were iIlshaped
kaOtty and Irregular To 81
Tankersley belongs the distine.
ton CT raising the snest Po,a'
toes sent to Us " 10 can beal
him
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

Pant your lush potatoes for
Tall crop now SOW yorr tGrr.p
seed while everything is favora
ole, aud next winter, with plea
= Of tGrnirs, potatoes, corr and
aogs st home. and a fniI crop of
cotton, JOG will see the happiest
people In tic world.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

The quickest. safest and
sweetest relief for the tired
brain and nervous system comes
from using DIR. Kings Royal
GermetRer. As = nerve tran
qaiiizer and tonic, Il has never
been equalled- D-. L ID Collins.
GoIdthvaite, Tex, says OF II: at
Is the finest nerve tranQuilizer
| have ever 7sed.r l. T. Ccul-
son, Deputy Clerk CIreuit court,
Jackson county. Alabama. says
Il commend i. for nervousness
above anything I have evs 7
tried George W Armstead,
Editor of The .ssue, Nashville
Tenn says f: at e au inva-sbIe
builder and iuvigorat0r of the
nerve forces 81 . 9 for So
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

DR.. s A Steel, the eminent
Methodist divine, will leetare
Monday night tor the benefit
OF the Grenads Female College.
HIS Lecture will be on Back
Bone.u and Is spoken OF in the
highest terms by those who
have heard il.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26
WANTED

A REMEDY for disease and
N debility. especially fer those
diseases which physicians have
prsusanced ineura5le-
Ne give bel0s heE OF the
many letters which We lave re-
er5yed gai which We publish
wrih the consent Of the writer's.
Sa0 are convinced shat such a
remedy a we have described
has been found IN the Compound
Oxygen treatment Of Drs. Star
key y Palen:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

Rice Park. n prosperous yOung
farmer T9s ceiling home raised
meat on the square last Monday.
Rsce Is the kind of farmer this
country needs Eost. and he 10
sure to succeed as long as he
diversiies his crop aud sells
neat IN July.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

The Canning Factory viii
soon begin on the toratoe crop,
which Is reported to be fair. and
by the time this IL used up the
sweet potatoes viii be ready,
Both crops will keep the factory
running a good long time.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26


bsa a4d tee -e VII d.
supreme Qualifications aud ex
ecutive ability, IS pre- emiueltly
the mIu for the place So, :here
are no good reasons why the
school saoEld Ee Eaved- The
seaOoi at West Point q an ex>
pertinent. Ii IL to be tried II
will be time enough TO adopt her
n daughter when she shows
herself worthy Let rs stand by
Union Female College nov and
she viiI be a grand success
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

Rev. ] Z Thomas aud family,
and Mrs. II. Price went out last
Tuesday morning and spent two
days at the home in the country
of that estimable lady, Mrs. 8 G
Price No pieassnter or more
delightful visit can be made
than one to this beautiful and
hosp.ta0le home of Mrs Price,
and it Is unnecessary to say
tEat this one was enjoyed &c tie
flllezt extent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

Tie past week of clear wealth
er, and hot Sunshine has dis.
PEELED the feeling Of fear tina:
the rust or blight would inIure
cotton. as it was reported
in some localities There
never was "A time when oQl
farmers were more hopeful O.
talked more eaeerfulIy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

Rev w u MeInt0sh, Who Is
well known to our citizens. will
preach ~ the Methodist Church
in this place next Sunday at IL
O'clock We are sure that a
large crowd will 90 to hesr him.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26
Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfec. Made

Ayers Hair yigor has nc
equal in merit and efEeiepey, a.
4 bar dressing and for the pre-
yeHtion of badness. IL ersdi
cafes dandruf. keeps TIE scalp
moist, clean aud healthy. ana
gives vitality and eclor TO weak
faded End grey hair The mos
Pope.5r Os toilet artIcses.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

The parties who were arrests
ed for stealing DIR. Coleman's
mule and placed In Tlii last Sat,
urdzy, had . hearing before Jus
tee Harris Tuesday, and were
5ound over to tie Circuit Corvt
in the sums Of so and 800 dol.
dollars respectively
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

IL the ''eariy bird always
catches the worm then several
worms should prepare to get
caught in November 1895 in the
way of county Offices for there
are several early birds out.
IN the way of candidates. Who
are having a glorious time a.
the numerous pienics which are
Being given throughout the
county. Somewhat premature,
Ell
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

TheEe vas a grand picnic,
and twS games of Baseball Al
Tsy,ors yesterday. which drew
together large crowd Of the
good people Of that and neigh
boring sections
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

The EAGLE Is growing in IA
vOr every Gay. and new subseri
beEs are beng added to our list
ali :he time. Get your neigh
Dor to subscribe, so you car
keep Your paper N home 10 read
at your leisure, instead OF read
Ing IT hurriediy in order to loan
n tn him who does not sab
scribe.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

Rev. D L Haley has been
granted a months vacation by
his congregation, shica will
carse a suspension for that tine
OF the religious services At the
Baptist Church.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

Mrs n S Mckee has been
right I'll for some weeks at her
home on South Street We are
glad to report that she Is much
improved, aud hope soon to be
able to report her perfect resto-
ration to health
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

We we're shown one day re-
Gently a very large Scnf0wer
grown by our friend, Will Nc
AshCn- Il measured If IL
inches in diameter. and nearly
50 inches In circumference. Mr..
Mcmahon says the sunfOver
makes an excellent food for
hogs, and fowls, and their culti>
vasisn viii prove profitable on 9
large scale
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

W " Foast is one oftte old
farmers of this eouny. His
corn crop Is 50 prcmIslng that
he has already begun TO arrange
for haGling and storing away.
He Ez= in town Monday nego-
tiating for a new wagon, and
thinks probably this. in addI
ton to his old ones, he can
move bis crop BY Christmas.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-26

yadye I'll @ Niles; District At
torney Fox; q s Marshal GUY
ton and District Clerk Burton
sere in town this week, holding
a special term Of the z 5 Cccrt
IN chambers.