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LOCAL NEWS.

Court is in session in Pawnee county
this week.
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A. D. q. W.
Kinsley Lodge, A. o. u. W., meets second
snd fourth Friday in each month.
y. Is. D. Colyer. Rec. W. II. Gillard, NJ. w.
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10.
Odd Fellows Far West Lodge, No. 150. meets
very Monday evening. -
". A. Snow. See. w. Il. Giilard, n. e.
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y. K. 3.
Golden Chain Chapter, o. E. s., No. 81
meets every first and third Friday of each
month. Mrs. p. 5. Carter, w. M.
Mnude Stevens, Secretary.
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+. A. A.
Eraternal Aid Association. kins1ey Chapter
No. 63 meets the second and fourth Friday
OF each month.
+. Is. u. Colver, Sec, Henry Young, Pres.
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K. A. NJ,
Ripsley Charter. No. ID. K. A. M. meets
every first and third Tuesday in each month.
Z. +. Spurgin, Sec. II. B. Pierce, II. +.
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sECgET SOCIETIES.

X. OF P.
Kilwinning Lodge, No. 1876, X. Of p, NEE
Thursday evening of each week.
L. e. CorInack, X. X. & ). Frank Porter, e. Z.
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A. F. s. A. NJ.
Mt. Moriah Lode g, No ITO, meets second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month.
i, +, AderhOdlt, Sec. +. N. Cole, w NJ.
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81. ", OF A.
Modern Woodinen of America, Golden Rod
Camp, No. 1918, meets first and third Fridays
every month. Visiting neighbors welcomed.
w. Il. Porter, clerk. =. Il Skillingtun, V. q.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-TJESDAY MORNING, DARK BROWN
puppy, months old: male: with white metal
collar. Return to 1907 Conn. ave. and receive
price paid for same a week ago. se27-3t'
LOSr-SEIT 70, MALTESE KITTEN WITH
white spot on neck; @ toes front paws. Re-
ward II returned to $50 I'D ST. NV. It,
s. REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED FOR
return Of blue-cloth lap robe. with yellow mono.
gram, IL. ", taken from carriage in alley
of 1913 X st. NV. September 30 Return TO the
above address,. se21-3t-
LOST-$5 REwARD-TUESDAY AFTERNOON
september 25 lady's gold hair pin. Return to
q. MORAN. 5ll 1lth st. NV. sc2t,2ts
STOiEN-COLUMBIA BICYCLE NJ. I7SSI, MO-
del 81; from front Of Y.M.C.A. building ANY
information leading to recovery will be rewarded
by applying to u. 4. DAkIN. l2SO n. Y. ave.
se26-3is
LOST-ON 14TH ST. NV. BET. n AND RHODE
Island ave. NV, card case. inclosing keys
with tag and my name side, A. Il. Perlic
The finder will leave case at 133S st. and get
reward. se2J-3ts
LOST : SUNDAY EVENING ABOUT 8. GOING
from st. Patrick's Church down 10th to Pa ave-
cars, purse, containing amethyst rosary strung on
silver. Reward II returned to l43S Corcoran ST.
NV. sex5-3ts
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MANIFESTATIONS
MALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. By COIORED MAN WHO
wishes to attend college and Is willing to work
morning and evening; cook anything
wages small. Address Box 80. Star Office. Id
wANTED-BY A wEIL~EXPERIENCED GROCERY
clerk understands cutting meats, position Of
some kind; excellent references Address En-
CEIIENT, Star Office. se27- 3ds
wANTED-BY EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN. PO-
Silica at once; must have work; salary no con-
shieration until he proves satisfactory; best ref
erences. Address W. s. D., 1881 18th st. NV.
sex2- sd
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FOR RENT-913 FRENCH sT.N.w.; 6is AND
bath; AMI. Observation-Disclosures 2a -
Omaha St, University Heights; rosms.... $3.50
1253 " st. NV, rooms and bath: ami. -. $50
le39 10Th ST. ne. @ roonls aDd bath; asri.. 1850
s. Sth 81. ne; rooms. ................. 1886
400 9th st. ne; O rooms and bath; ami. 10 so
aI U st. s.w.; rooms ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
1896 18th St ne; rooms; ami. IL ~
o29 I'D 81. nw.i rooms. 1880
o. BEDFORD W. WALKER & SON
se26-3t lUOG NV.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-AN ELEGANT
farm, I'm Loudouu county. Va, containing 800
acres; well improved, well waterc,l and well
timbered; one OF the finest grazing fun in the
state; price, $4,000: Will exchange for Wash
ington property Of the value. Il. II. WAR
NEi:, x %, BIG + st. NV. - se25-3t
FOI; SALE. or EXCHANGE.
Fifty Acres Of excellent land Ioyettsville
IN Lot1dO county, Virginia. Improved by 4 mill
in good order; three good frame dwellings, two
stables, carriage house, lee house and other
build ngs public school within a few rods; these
bCiidinSs all i'll good order ard plnce all I'M.
der exec!lcnt fence; will pay 10 per cent IL prop
crly rented; no Remembrance on the property !;
price. 5000; viii exchange for improved prop.
crty In Washington worth this price.
ID. III. WARNER & CO.,
Sc2j-W GIG + ST. NV.
Foi; sALE-OR ExCsiANGE FOR CITY PROP
e-ty-Onc VI the most fertile farms in Charles
county; 300 aercs; half cleared, half wooded;
only - .n acre. 2. Sc. o., Star of1ce. sell
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED DHOOHI.AND-c or BOARrsIS IN
sriNst- family: vSrY convenient 10 both lircs
cars: h"iise pieasaEt: furnace heat: excellent
winter accsrn nss1stioGs- Address Bcx IL. Star
ct.--. s..G;t.
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FOR RENT-FINE LOCALITY AND DIG BARGAIN
liza st NV; three-story and basenept aud
bodybuilding dwelling; 16 rocns. ard ali mod.
imps.; so and water rent; possession October l.
CHARLES G.. RINGwALT, arst door- Atlantic
building, $50 st. NV. ..os-3t
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n. SAUNDERS 4 CO.,
VI. nv.
lOi Canal st sg, store
and cSG...........25
su2-4-6 Newark ct,
rciworth, llr......@
"a Tenn ave usiacoln
fark), Or. bnth. Gel
and furnace. Is
1907 Il et NV. IT,. 10
I'D , NV, 6r....ce.5a
-: 18th NV. sr.. .2O.c0
III Chew's alley cd
aud p sts nwl. .lO.3o
e'l5 Browns Ct sw. 4r.s
= isrge ROOMS iu al
icy nv. with mod
lAli,r ....-----.-
le,s ~ islHgacns l.4r.S
. rTL.NHaHn~.I
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Fur Rt,NT-DESfnABTE NEARLY NEW TRICK 4
stories: IL rosras. bath. all mod. inips.; 1l5 IL
~, n.w.; furnace; rent now S5s.So. r. n. WAR
Nh! % sc2a-eod3t
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J. T. WALKER SONS. 204 10TH ST. NV, CAR.
pet Lining. Felts, Fire Brick and Clay; Asbestos,
Paints. Brushs, Lire. Cement: two and three.
ply Roofing Material eel
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WANTED - BY GENTLEMAN ROOM AND
boaid, preferably in same house, where French
Is spoken regularly. STUDENT v, Star Office
se2I-3t-
WANTED-FI-AT; 4 OR : UNFINISHED ROOMS
with heat AMI gas, for housekeeping: terms
m0tierate Address Hox 81, Senate 70. IT.
WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE ROOFS OF;
part Of a furnished house for housekeeping; give
terms Address T. G. H.. Star office. ser
WANTED-BY PERMANENT OCCUPANT, TWO
large fur. rOOnls with bath. heat and gas in
private family; for LII: treasury, NV:
TcEt reasonable; state terms. Address M IuS
llth n-w se2G-3ts
WANTED-BI GENTLEMAN, LARGE BRIGHT
unfGrnishcl room, with bath convenient: between
4 and r. 9th and 10Th NV; give descrp-
ti'n al terms no notice will be taken. Box
81, Star Office. se2trat-
wANTED-FU FINISHED ROOMS. WITH BATH;
m,ist be locat u near III. Army and Navy Club
Answer, stating location and terms, F. y. Star
ofiic-. -Xt.
NANTED-OCTOBEH l OR s, BY TWO LADIES
two neat, cheerful furnished rooms. with privilege
OF light housekeeping; terms be cheap.
Address NEAT, Star Office. sc262t-
wANTED-3 or 4 UNFINISHED ROOMS: TrII
heat AMI gas: for light housekeeping: by
couple with infant: must he in good locality AMI
cheap Address. with terms, Il. II. H., Stir
r;'cc- se26-,ts
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FOR RENT-BY wM.
l&07 + ,
2liS o NV. Ter. yr.si.50o
2li \ Gap. 2or. yr.l.aso
zliG U NV. 1irSccl- 100
2itg % st NV. isr. 90
1881 7 st NV, Or. Gel
and stable, yr... boo
l15S oregon ave, Tor,
reduced to $500. 80
II46 ], I nv, ilr. only 80
los 18th st, Tor. so
zoos 4 nv. 1lr....42-so
1913 sSta. 1ir.....s $3.50
BrooklnEd. u. e.. Or
and stable. isrge
grounds ........... 30
l3 Z st ne. 3r.....s5
a. m
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VANTIJb-cAN ACCpJiIoDATE 1 GENTLEMEN
wish room ard board In private family. Inquire
ts-J Sew YORK gye. 4 ". ses7-5ss
CLEAN. wEii-COOKI1D FOOD: TAELE Ft'E
nis1"I with the BEST the markets. asior,l; large
clean. bright. SHINY al and 5d floor ro1n; nj, ely
AMI clcan- fu-Gisied; use of BATH .Ol T. stn W
s".,8-3ts
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FOR EENT-SEAR SCOTT CIRCLE.
Weli-fcrnshcd and desirable houys-
Most conveniently lo-ntcf.
sc2S-6ts LET 18th -. NV.
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FOR RENT
2s14 18th st. NV; 11r. and hath. ...... So 3
2S16 18th st. NV: Tor. and hath. ......... 1900
These houses on Columbia Heights. overlook
entire city: new; elegantly papered: electric gas
lighting. speaking tubes. steam heat and open
CRATES. Houses open all day.
Also 1901 . 81. NV: l2r. and bath, ami. .Si25 %
lS0s 18th St NV: 9r. and hath. ....-..... 600
se2e-tf NJ A BALIINGER. l422 r st. NV.
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-REFINED LADY WISHES ROOM AND
board tuition musical other In return. Al
dress j. b., +. NJ. Pennock, Bolivar, JET
ferson county, west Virginia. sc26-3ts
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

On Thursday night at l330
o'clock, tins christian gentle.
man. upright citizea, devoted
husband aud afectionafs father,
after an Illness of several DAYS
passed quietly away. surrounds
ed by his family and the friends
Who had been constant and at
tentive TO him from the begin.
ning Q I bis sickness. Mr. regCe.
vas a model citizen, aud enjoy.
ed the respect, confidence and
esteem Of every one in the com-
munity, and no man ever had
more friends than be had. He
vas q modest man, and shrank
from the prominence and puD,
lefty which his education and
attainments would have given
him, il he hal sought this promi
hence. He preferred the quiet,
peaceful home life to the confu
sion and strife which a public
career always entails, and spent
his time at home, in the midst
of his family. in the pursuit OF
those duties insepar2blr from a
domestic life. He was a ccnsis
tent, faithful and devout chris
tian, and lived the religion which
he professed and prsstIced TO
the end
The EAGLE tenders to the af.
ficted family its sincerest sym>
patty in the sad -Four CT be-
rezvemsnt which has fallen on
them
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

The Vernon Tex Call an.
nounces the death, on the 5th,
inst, il Fort worth, of Mr..
Jesse Adams, brother Of our
former citizen, Robert s Adams.
Many of our older citizens, es
pecially Of the North Eastern
portion of the county. will re-
member Mr.. Adams, az in this
county he was born and reared.
and resided in Beat = up to the
breaking out OF the late war
He was among the irst to go
when volunteers were called
for to fight for the Csnfederacy.
and vent out early IN defence
of his country, He served
throughout the entire four years
and made 4 faithful gallant sol
dIeI, and when the surrender
was made, he located in Mis-
souri,, where he resided several
years W hen the tide of emi>
grafton turned TO Texas, he went
there. and has resided there ev-
er since
Mr. Adams was n typical
Southern gentleman, and took
great delight in serving his
friends aud aequsintances in the
kindest possible manner, and
vas never 30 happy IS when
making those with whom he was
associated happy. Fis open
hearted generosity and his
broad liberaIity preeluded the
accumulation of wealth, the pos
session Of which would have
enabled him to do mote for hrs
frieuds.-and this vss his great.
est need Of vealth-but, none
theless cheerful and happy, and
had slwaysa pleasant word and
Kindly address for al he come
ia coatae. with
The EAGLs extends il sympa-
thy to the surviving relatives of
Ir. Adams.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

Eareur discoveries have de anon@rrnfal thtH
ali the 0rsaas % the bodF are under the cun-
trul q t1e nerve ceuters Iocated In or nsar
the bas~ u the brain. and that when these AZ
nerve 41id are also deran<ea When i = ~
-~mbered ta1E n serious Injury - the spinal
e1rd wtl cAuS. paralysis q the body below
me inl1ret point. because t1e nerve FORE -
Drsvsnted by the injury frln1 rel-hinZ the
p1raIyn~f PORTION. i6 vii &c Understood hu1
LIE 1eraugeEl.ns Of the nerve cerrers VII
ea1se tAederaRg~menf q the various 0<gana
~nach they supply with nerve force.
TEo-fhiFzts Of cbr0nAs dssases az due -
tho imperfect acton OF the nerve centers al
me base % the brain. uos fraZ 4 deraa<e-
s4f Tbs <reas mistake of physicians IN
treating these diseases Is thai t1ey treat the
awgNa rather than the nerve centers w2G5
49, tbs rkIse u the trouble.
lA FRAskLxx NILS. the cetehr1fef spe-
1slis- ha< Yrofoundiy studied this SUB l-et Tor
over - ys4A AID has made many tmportane
discoveries IN cosaectt0n with II. chist &nolx
then being ne facts contained N abe 4lOFa
stab-nenE and that the ordinary nethois q
treasmeas ars wrong II ssatache. aLEzi-
na~-4 da.in-~ coutlsioa. pr=s4urs. D.gs<
s1aster Aox caused The voaderslI SUES q
~. Miles, Restorative Ssrvfn@ " dua "a the
f1-r thae u - easrA on the fosez1tng p~rfac8plA
DL NILS R-zzroRArTvE NEHvINE i sold By
Al d-1-<tsrs On . positive ruaranteet o. sent
direct BY DR MIKES MEDICAL o. E&hArG
LAT. on receipt OF price. o. per oostta. sig
1astias fr - sxpre<s prepaid IL coctakz1
nsdsssr oplasss nor &A2zsrous d<cgS
Sold by OIL druggist
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

Maj. X \ Dean will address
the citizens of Oxford and La
Fsyeete County on Friday, 18th,
inst, on which day Capt ThOs,
Spight has an appointment here,
and has promised to divide time
with Mai. Dean. There will be
q large crowd out to hear these
gentlemen. as they both are
well known, and have many
friends IN the county who will
be glad TO hear them speak.
Maj Dean will also speak Satur
day 18th, at IO:30 O'Clock at Alb
beville, and at Free Springs the
same day at 4 P. NJ. Go out TO
hear him.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16
Kenneth Bazemore had IN.

Kenneth Bazemore had the
good fortune to receive a small
bottle of Chamberlain's Cole.
Cholera and DIarrhea Remedy
when three members OF his
family were sick with dysentery-
This one small bottle cured
them all and he had some left
which he gave to Geo W. Bak
er. 4 prominent merchant Of the
place. Lewiston, y. c, and IN
cured him of the same com
plant When troubled with
dysentery, diarrhOea- colic or
cholera mOr5us. give this seme
dy a trial and you will be more
than pleased With the result
The praise that uatGraIIy fol
lows its Introduction and use
has made 1t very Itpuiar. -
and 80 cent bottles for sale by
e. Y Knight. Oxford. Z II Pet
tbs College Hill.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16
SPECIAL Business notice.

/ am now receiving my Ia |
aud winter samples and am pre-
pared to take orders for suits
cheaper than ever. Parties
leaving orders nov can thus
save several dot aTs on a SUR.
I expect 10 continue 20 make a
specially Of lOw prices, IN fact
lower than ever before | will
make you n good pair Of panta-
looms for 81, and a good bust
ness sais for sl6
l keep all the latest styles n
cloths, ea-simerss and doe
skins. I buy all my goods for
spot cash, and sell them the
same way. Ii you want bar
gains I am your man. [ am also
prepared 10 get up as fine work
as can be procured anywhere,
and at much lower figures.
Core and see ny samples and
prices before yen buy. Fin and
workmanship guaranteed in al
cases,
W. E. kershaw.
AGENT
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16
ID Hrrga nTla7g.

For pl.tiaZ 4 torse in a Sae ke4ithy
coalition Try Dr. CAiy's CouIsisr Pow
ters- They tone up toe system, All d.
se-tiou, AMI loss sf appetite. ~r-Iievs
constipation, correct kitnsy dircrters
and destroy woras. giv-a new life 70
an old or ovsr-orked hcrsa- - ants
per paes,ge- Far sale b druggist.
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Built hin un.

VT. B Lewis of Atlanta, Ca.
had severe dyspepsia. Physi
clans and all other remedies
failed to cure him. lie tried
ryner's Dyspepsia Kennedy, and,
afterwards writes, "The frs.
dose gave relief. 7 recommend
it as the best dyspepsia remedy
ever discovered / have gained
flesh ever since z it.
voluntarily reegw ne Is TO all
sufferers with stomach .re~
For sale by druggists at 5Je per
bottle.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16
Notice.

The Democratic Executive
Committee Is requested TO meet
at Oxford on the 18th day Of a.
gust ls9i, TO declare the result
of the primary election and to
attend to Otder business that
may come before the committee
= w Smith, Chm.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16
Tbs 6estef All.
A~ekinnviIIe, Tenn.
80

Nov. 10, 1895
had kidney trouble for over
twenty years and had tried ev-
erythIng I could heAr of, with
out benefit Two bottles of
Kings Royal GermetHer cured
ne. and | EaEe act had any
trouble for slX mouths AMI be-
leve 1 an cured. I certainly
think Il the finest remedy ever
saw, and have recommended il
to many friends for fevers,
stomach, kidney and bowel
troubles, and their use of Ger
metuer has been satisfactory 10
every instance. Ii Fl Faulkner.
81 6 for 50
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16
Cholera safaatur.

That most dreaded summer
complaint occurring mostly
among children from six months
to three years CT age, Is quickly
cared by the use OF Humphreys
Specifics 4 and 8. For sale by
all druggists % cents eaca-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

Miss May McGrire' to the de
hight OF her sisters and many
friends, whc think she has per.
haps been n IittIe selfish in re-
naming away from them for so
long n tine returned to her
home Tuesday morning IN this
city, aud attended camp meeting
that day. She will only remain
at home two weeks, rs she must
return TO yazoo City in order
to he present at the opening Of
the City School there, in which
she has agreed to teach the
next session. Miss May has
been teaching the past two
years in Yasoo County, and is
very popular with all with whom
she has been associated
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16
cllltFaLls Ert IN SiIl alrr,rr

Il scsrtain cure for Chronis Sore Eves.
GrlnGlated syelids. Sore Nipples. Piles.
Eczema. letter, Salt Rheum 1u.f Sclli
Head IS cents per box AL trugHta
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

Oxford has furnished nany
excellent dFummers for the
wholesale business men IN Mem
phis ..snd, elsewhere. and they
rank With the best on the read.
Last Sunday, As il by agreement,
several of them met At home
aud were seen on the streets.
Those present we're w "
Cook. David Archibald, Glib
Archibald. } z Porter, T w
Yates. VIII wilkins aud j d
AeLemore
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

Several days since while Sam
DIllard. col0red, was blowing in
his field on the Martin farm,
about eight miles north of o
MS mules foot became fastened
II some way Going up TO the
mule in order to tree his foot
from the ENHANCEMENT, be was
surprised TO ind that the foot
of the mule had become fasteu>
ed in q stone jar. which bore ev
Idence Of having been buried
for many yeaT~ But his grea:-
est surprise came when be dis
covered thai the Jar contained
both. gold and silver coin In
MS excitement over the ind
which he had made he told that
the Jar contained sl1eo 90, but.
has since persistensIy refused
10 say what amount he did ind
All sorts of rumors are elrrent.
both as to the amount Of the
coin. and As to the probable
owner Of IL. IL Is safe Il say
that unless pretty strong proof
of ownership can be made, Sam
will hold the treasure. he has
so far not allowed anyone TO ex
anime the coins, 50 rep0rt has
It, and is keeping very quiet
He has the reputation OF beng
a shrewd negro. and bis conduct
in this case proves him 20 De
cautious as vel as skrewd
Some say there are some very
old coins in the lot. which are
worth cleo each. but this 10
pur ~ conjecture. a. Ger iafor-
nation Is that no one has seen
them.
The place upon which the
money was found Is one OF the
oldestx settled places in the
eounty-the settler, Mr.. Wood
son having bought 1t FROM the
Indians, and from him it passed
TO Andrew L Martin. aud from
him to Castor Martin, and from
him to his three nieces, cue Of
whom nov lives in Marshall
County.
The Camp>meetng at the Ok
ford Camp Ground began last
Friday night, and was continued
till last eYening by those ear
nest, faithful, Christian preach>
era Revs- ] z Thomas aud " u
MeIntosh- IL is said to have
been a glorious meeting, many
conversions resulting from It.
The attendance WAS good, and
but for the unusually hot wealth
err would have been Ierger. Bet
ter order and behavior were
never known, and everything
passed OF quietly, pleasantly
and probably. A sad feature
in connection with the meeting
was the receipt OF a telegram by
Mr. Mcintosh announcing the
death of his father on Monday,
which announcement caused
the sympathy and coincidence
anu loys Of the entire congrega-
tiCn to go ont to this devoted
man OF 10 his bereavement,
and prayers 70 go up that he be
gwen strength To- bear mp and
continue tie good work TO
which lie lag ceTOteG bis lie.
For the ae5lIita.ing effects Of
August weather, nothing Is so
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

Mr. Z ID BeanIsnd spent Sat-
urdsy and Sunday with his wife.
uhO is visiting relatives in Jack.
son, Team.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

Save vour fruit and vegeta-
bles by using the ACCarty Is
Davis spray Pump Fer sale
By w F Hodge. Delay, Miss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

Mr. A J Nsyfi=Id Of wslton,
one Of the ~foreasost citizens of
that section. and q most excel
lent gentleman vas ia town
Acnda~.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

Mrs e u Jones. OF Coartland-
came hcme with Miss Matte
Jackson. and will spend soma
time With Mrs.. Ju0. z jackson
IN Nurrh street.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

Ayers Ague Cure 10 an anti
d0te for ,nalarisl diseases,
whether generated by swamp or
saver. Neither guiniae, arsenic
nor any other injurious drug en-
ters into the composition Of this
remedy. Warranted to cure Re.
yer and auue.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

Xessrs A A and y VI McLar-
u will in = fer days remove to
8 cottage on South street owned
by Mrs. Il L Snither.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

Nr. King Holloway has re-
turned TO his home in this city.
having spent the year in DesotO
cozutv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

The many friends in LaFay-
cite county OF that excellent
christian gentleman. Judge jas.
t FAINT, will regret to learn that
falling health has made it nee.
essary for him to seek relief and
strength at Bay st. Louis. Aiss,
where he has nov gone. and will
join the EAGLE in the hope that
the salu5rious climate of the
Gulf coast, and the surf baths
Will soon restore him 20 perfect
health. aud that he msg yst lie
long with the people b. he's
served SO vel and faithfully,
and wtO delight 10 DO bin hon
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

Mss Rosa Block. of Water
Valley, Is visiting Hiss Rabte
REYNOLDS, and attended the
Camp meeting this week
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

When Bssy wzszrk hs- cssarA
wlhsa shs wzsaChaL 30 erisd Tor CzsrrlA
waea she h~eaase Mss 81 eiGzsu u cstouA
wA=a she had chBEa & stheE cHseri