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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-08
U. S. MILITARY RESOURCES.
No Other Country Can Muster so
Large an Army as Uncle Sam.

The United States has been said
to be a warlike nation without
being a military nation. Its war
potentialities are vast, indeed. 1t
showed that thirty years ago, when
with only little more than half
it's present population, it mustered
more than 100000 men under
arms in the Union and Confederate
forces. There are now in America
the enormous total of 100000
men of military age eligible for
military service. No other civilized
country in the world could place
such a gigantic host of men in the
field in an emergency.
Of course, the actual number of
organized, drilled and uniformed
citizen soldiers is only a small
fraction Of this, but the real avail
able military strength of the Unit
ed States in only inadequately APP
preciated by the average American.
The military spirit which the civil
war engendered has not died out
among the American youth. On
the contrary, it has amply held
its own, if it has not increased.
Never before was the National
Guard of the several States
so strong in numbers, so well
armed, so excellently disciplined.
There are 1890 of these volun-
teers in all representing infantry,
cavalry and artillery. Their eff
cheney widely varies, being high as
a rule in the old, rich and popu-
Ious States, and less satisfactory
in the newer and sparsely-settled
communities.
New York heads the list in num-
bers with a well-equipped force of
1850 officers and men-as large
as a fighting army corps of the Re-
bellion. Pennsylvania has a force
of 1914, whose mettle was tried
two years ago at Homestead Ohio
has 6125, and Massachusetts, $685..
As it happens, the State in which
the present strike centers are well
prepared for such an emergency.
Illinois militia body musters ATT
men; Indiana's, 1858; Iowa's
2351; Missouri's 2415, and Michi-
gan's 2S01. Illinois is particu-
larly fortunate in the character Of
its fine city regiments.
The entire organized militia of
the United States is subject to the
orders of the President, and can
be moved and concentrated where
ever occasion for its presents arises.
When to this great army of 100, 900
men are added the $4,000 regulars
and the 1000 or 5000 blue jackets
and marines of the war ships on
the home station, it is obvious that
there is something more than the
policeman's club between the
American people and anarchy
Boston Journal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-08

And can be increased to meet the needs OF popula
city in the world.
PROF. A. B. LYONS of Oahu College is authority
supply is the pures yet discovered in this country.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO EARL
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-08
EVER CHANGING.
Tttest Intelligence from the
AXE of Halemaumau.

Ard about the Volcano is
alvin season, for it is always
cha+. Mr.. Thurston's admir-
aole.ription pictures its pres
ent 1ition faithfully. Mr..
Dodss mapped the new pit
and its depth at about 800
feet. 2 it boils and surges
with ned and ceaseless fury.
L nav seen such continuous
actlonAny years. "Old Faith
ful' tiS tain which probably
MARKS Dot where the lava
appeara the eruption or
preaA-o% 1891, boils and
spouls cessation. There
are Oe9l' number of inner
louh's re in continuous
action an tho 1oke hollis
and surge; wbo1o s,rf,oo
n N"S' ."f white sulphur
smoke rise ,o,.1,. st.
pl.' u 90 ives along the
sul!"Oo -" he wall Of the
r 10 - plume of steam
i IoH 60 racks on the
La hoI ;n!t the neighbor-
intensity. d W. ~. LIZ az" s
se'et 80 60 the long line
o. oi".A go towards the
uesola.o oIIw f Punaluu.
Occ"S .In iii ses of rock
!rohl tno orao,7 the burn
ing IaA 4;o, Tremendous
colil a vast
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-08
The Water Supply is Ample.

to OF
elf in
supply the
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO EARLY SETTLERS
sromda a
supplied,
will
residents
o
in
night will be II mile first class and mile second class
erected by Mr. TWaerouse Residents living Pearl City
oandfro
al
for 10
neve o
would ofhomes
word tot wis i
T.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-08
BerIin's Death Rate.

Statistics of the German Imper-
ial Health Department show Berlin
to be the healthiest city in the
world. It's death rate is only 1913
per 1000. Alexandria is said to
rank as the unhealthiest, its death
rate being not less than 52.9 per
1000, despite its continual fine
weather, its soft sea breezes and its
800 fountains. London, the great
est city, is described as not un-
healthy, It's death rate being but
20.3.-Ex.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-08
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS.
W. O. Smith Discusses the Need
Of Roads in Hawaii.

Acknowledgement Smith returned
from his trip to Hawaii by the
steamer Hall yesterday. He made
the following statement for the
ADVERTISER last night:
Mr.. Smith stated that he had
been absent from Honolulu Just
two weeks, during which time he
had visited the districts of Kohala,
Hilo and Hamakua, returning via
Waimea to Kawaihae. During the
trip he had given attention to mat
tiers relating to the Boards of Reg
istration, prisons and prisoners,
homesteads and roads.
On the way from Hi.o to the
Volcano he stopped at Olaa over
night, and met some of the gentle
men who have taken sections of
the public lands and are engaging
in the cultivation of coffee.
Mr.. Smith expressed himself as
being much impressed with the
enterprise and energy displayed
by those pioneers in that section of
the country. Taking up land in
the forests, they have built homes,
cleared land and are establishing
coffee plantations. Credit is due
also to the ladies, who, with their
children, have followed their hus-
bands there. The soil is most fer
tile and productive, all kinds of
vegetables growing readily. This
last feature of the subject was en-
phasized as bearing upon the ques-
ton of the success or failure Of
such enterprises. The soil and
climate being so well adapted TO
the growing of all kinds of garden
produce, the cost, as well rs the
discomfOrts, of living will be very
much reduced.
At the Volcano Mr.. Smith met
Messrs. Dodge and Wall, of the Sur
vey Department, and finding that
they had nearly completed their
work there, he waited for them.
On Tuesday of last week Mr..
Smith together with Mr.. Dodge and
Mr.. Wall returned to Hilo and be-
gan a tour of inspection of the
roads and homesteads in the Hilo
and Hamakua districts, finally
reaching Kawaihae on Monday
last, where they took passage for
Honolulu on the w. G.. Hall.
Throughout Hilo and Hamakua
all classes evinced the deepest in
terest in the subject of the road
improvements, and showed the
party every attention and facility
for obtaining information.
Mr.. Smith stated that in his
opinion there is no public work
demanding the attention OF the
government more than that OF the
improvement of the highways of
Hawaii and especially the main
public road through Kona, Kau,
Puma and HiIo; that there are no
expenditures which could be made
in the near future that would bring
greater and speedier returns.
He stated that the belt of land,
varying from three miles to ten
miles in width, and extending
from Kona through Kau, Puma,
lilo and Hamakua, and lying
bove the lands now cultivated,
ould, in his opinion, yet become
re of the most productive portions
the whole islands. But to make
.se lands available roads must
built. The possibilities of the
Ire for the development of ag-
ltural industries on the island
tawaii seemed to have made a
impression on Mr.. Smiths
Il.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-08

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SOMETHING MORE
ABOUT SODA WATER.
: Soda Water is

The First Requisite in Making Soda Water is
Pure Water
HOLSTER COMPANY'S FACTORY the only
in of the improved method
of purifcation-he Hyatt System-tha all animal
vegetable matter and this the kind of
s. Factory for customers
AS for the Cas-
whether it obtained from chalk marble,
whiting b of soda, the will be Identical
n
Bi carbonate OF soda has been used exclusively by
COMPANY for years, and the TAHITI
LEMONADE Works since its foundation, because
It is Cheaper
the other and easier to handle. But
the must be before mixing with the
generating the the material sometimes carried
satisfied running the
through purifier. We We it through three
the lime cabonae it would do harm
the glass; but with carbonate of soda is
of soda (Glauber Sal good horse medicine but not
soluabe and therefore cannot be detected by the
We dispense Soda Water ourselves but furnish the
Soda Water fountain in Honolulu but and
guarantee the Soda Water to be pure;
Each dispenser of soda will the kind of syrup that
nothing do with the purity and
wholesomeness of Soda Water
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-08
THE OAHU RAILWAY s. LAND co.

N nj o
be N Of the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04

There - 10 medicine 80 cfesn
needed IN every home aud 80
admirably adapted TO the par-
poses for whfeh Il - IateEded,
AZ ChamberEaiEs Pam BAN
Hardy Il week passes but &C me
member OF the family has Eeed
81 IT, \ tOothaehe or headache
nay be cured BY n A touch eff
r1gunAsESEa CT near1I-iI qEresed
he .eEsFs pain Of burn or selld
promptly relieved ard the sore
aertIs Z In mach less time thIa
sh@a medicine kas se ba seHt
fgE- L spE2Ez may be promptly
treated before Ia1ar1Isi0a sets
n rkzeh rrxarss = cure n about
cue third Ct the time aEksrwL<e
rgGz5rga- Cuts and bEUFSes
shaRlG receive Izmees5ste treat
ar-at hssgTe rss paEts become
sEGLIea- which can OaLy be doas
sAsz Pain Balm a kept Al hand
/ sGre threat rAy be cared De
fgTe Es 6%ecmes serf3Gs. 4
rrGG8le<cHe ecru mag be re
moved by applying 1t twice Il
tag for 4 week c. tive. 4 lane
65ek Ray &c cared and seEeral
DAYS es V.lz15Ee tine saved Or
q pain 10 shs side CT chest "a
E=vsd wishSGr pGyias n doctor
bin PreeEre a 30 cent bottle
a. eaee AID yaz VII aeVer re-
zTes g. FsE sale bye i kaFgks,
OxEord, Z y PettIs. College
Hal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04

The pESsrsessd meeting Gem
ueLsssi at the Methodist tkareA
EIst S1nszay At III N The
pastor. Esv ; z EheEa=- ElIsst
the VEsPiE and preached enc OF
sae most eloquent sera0Cs taaS
ans con zreEIs50a has Hsssaed
10 for a I8Hg time C0GtEa=y %
erEecsarfsu Mrs SEeI was Iaa>
Die 20 reach heFe GR aeeG1as Of
Sickness IN her family 5u5 We
understand she = expected 10
EiShs- aEd CIR Pee PIE vi a2vs
an export az11y 81 hsarIH : tEss
gifted ESaszE Who % dong EIcA
1obIe work IN the service Of her
Master
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04

Last EzeSaz4y- the 81 "ass va
Sc day sea apart 6y that i've
merge IL az1 rvxEsssEve yaGng
ursrehaEs- ES- J Y Yeguss- fer
-ae pE-rcse e Displaying Go tie
1ss-lss. AID the Ea6iEe gene IN ".
Tn stock Ct Dress goods
aad NJI iasTy- fEas pas s1Pe-
slsues IA tASs me and H. repG-
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AaG xIelnEsyr Together With uRs
fact Eh-ts EbsSs HeEen Tr5gs Asss
acted 49, millinery gucds
Esrs sufficient 20 guarantee a
zarge crowd % aGne.a On sha-
SAY bat 60 enc Tot even she
.as@ G ezsh8srs srbe- ewes thGH rhs
e the interest 2nsf as-eEr5aa kEs
grand sPeEIag wcu-d exeits
Prem early n the morning IaFrl
1ErG the Esst5es we're coming and
rgJlE- Ansi as ssSrs hasE the ap
gsaETze& Sfx vsris.Ebls Tee hEvs.
1.3sA IN -he matter gf eenzsaas
.ca5n- "a azd e11EEr- cot. ant n
lae characteristics Gf the ARR
v1I< an4 departures, n that tie
PTEclenz sElzBg Z eMeza va
sEe@sRsss- There we've cid Ia
slaese ustslss aged @lsIies- vagng
kHstlss nnss girls ant every sue
flEad something Co admire. 60
sEaise- aasf go Hanz fer and Ne
al Sn0w- rAa1 raHs age@ns gaalt
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& ta= 1l-lHv ssE4a5- al1 bsssg {
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2 is.sar z .rsl Gecurtfiaus Ezs5sfe
the sesEr- . aeEgasE oar powers
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ant 2ae3 refreshing iR1g-Ee-sl1a.
ct cor rSasiers waQ EE-ness 4
sas Ssar-sas.s spsnlu 2 81 Eresty
zaz1Es. ev attempting - Sc
scribe r. Is ~ s2i11GaszE Go say
that asEshfsE IA sae a:rzEEs Of saas
rs sliEY Wa ever seen Ia ux-
fHgJS waae1 ENs ~ a. ! es1upGrB
DE 20 sAat- 1as4 az better asfVer-
sEsrazeaE vas ever made n bv
sARs E-ssH< ssr- p-rue : aIz add
ct aeE PrSets To AIS .sEs.E.IF
splendid rep1EItEsn - &a krrl>s
Ia sae st lsesI8H Ct these things
EEieh the ska1Iss are sHEe Co
buy IL they ARE srel5eteuslY sc
sSered. Mr.. PsgHes cssH feel A.
sIrerl % a large share Of sac
patronage Of she ladies of Oh
ford and vicinity
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04

VTs read A Lcstsr ! few
lays aga received from a eftI
zen u slliaaIs. who desired 90
GENE South and WAS making
s0us inquiries =5sGr eur s9En
and e1GasF Iks recipient ea>
! gIased O1e OF the eireaLars CT
the XSGEz Hens Basfaesa
LsEgue n bis reply. and We
feel eos ideEt that IL VII ret on
u favorEbgy impress the cue
Who receives Il. but perhaps
uaGEee some Of his Esi-akorz 60
ee9s ant ABIDE IN the best
county =ad aEan< the most
hSsP5rabse people m the state
If Mississippi
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04

Tie COuary B0~d has bsSz
n session this week 4-ts1s5iEz
10 the various duties b-f4sEc
fks1- On XOa1ay 1Eey ~rSs
He'd EItA = rFggo -es0a1e stocs
l4w casp4Te EA5cA they xii Srr
20 settle az their uexr meeting
az Eeariy TO the sxsIsEEesssu vi
al concerned a. P1&<5hl<- They
visited the peer kczze Iaskasy
eSSalnE e Laspees the eoudIrH0a
and 1ee1s Ct tkzz izxrItzfioa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04
Mr.. Webb Hsrris -. or,,ar

Mr. Webb Harris la orxza-
lied q Lecture Bareaz xz0ng
come Of eur saIerPrixEag eiIi-
re1z and vii hare some Of the
mosf distinguished orators IN
this country here this fall sgeh
ss kx-3oE- T1yi0r, Of Ie1n-
Roa- He1ry WAttsrzsa- san
Jo1es, and Gea- J B Gord,a. Ct
Georgia
1AIs . . EOvs in sks rigAE d
rseiI0a And 4z1se2szf patruzs
vii be wlse 4 they pasre1ire
this class Of aitrzetiozs issseasl
ofthe eaezD shows watch xe.e
rally offer II towns the ere q
cara
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04
Tiehenor'S Antiseptic.~
For Wounds. Burns, Bruises, Scaids,
Collie and Cramps King Of all Remedies.

1T indispensable ek~ld -vusetsy-
Eaash Clsa5sr hsra S4rTaa Al Bunk
In where have tried
purpose claimed f1- Lags Ess-e State Pc nite1lllry
ZsGzaz Tsrk EIss- X
fsuHe IfeheaSr-s excellent remedy
Cele n Herses q FaFatu Pro HGte9 Livery Sabls
Ssustab5I- Kiss Nov
Having De- TIeaeaors ABtsevs 4 by
=ire ehesrfzy excellent rsmety
such Psi Z Wait, Sheriff
s.--1 -..-s :. E-----z=--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04

Misses Matte Slate Mite
DelsriI-e ard Maggie Fsust
called TO see - a few days ago
TAsy have receurIy rss1rEs1
fESu the rs Ezioz At the Deaf
and DaZ5 fnstisaEa II J1eksoa-
Thsy report = hsppF TIP and
said they we're royalty e ter
szined- The Eexg re gEies XII
be heli tE0 years kezes. aid
ne hope they xIi 20 again and
enjoy thszxtEvss - Ws IS
they have On tins 0Se&zTeE-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04

" ? v o@a=a2- xhN rxaS
The Racket store IL SEAa5s SEs.s
81 FIRE SErE1zs- Wis "a sAs elsv
lxss week He <ays ke hss< h5s
aSw location sFEeaa1ad- and J.
especially pleased VITA sS-re OF
sAe sxE- SCI II that zeiSaa7-
r11Ss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04

Azoshsr aE-rzcsi07 in Oxk3r1
last Tuesday Vas the grand
Ore1lnF Of kHll uzls1sry and
dEe<< goods NJ the p9PaEar -
tzblaShZe1s Of NJ J Z Nielsen
Thr0ngs Of AKEllsz visited the
store during the day and admir-
Cd the n11y beautiful saiass ds=
played for their Inspection The
millinery department. was h1nd
s0zely decorated AID the es1z
slfaE flowers Wed vita zarzrs<
glfts- IL Vas Bao1zce1 a
beautiful opening and mach ca
loyed by everybody
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04
Sz-nsr CEs

C1ter rs= hsAei5ax - xhzsh
selsa- Has Ca-arra- l-S.e A.
TARA Hay AseaEN ant sAy
keseE- are positive = czrgd ay
-iz-parSys SEsers- Fer
sac SE Al Gru--5sss o. xsnz
R-sPsss1 zEG1 reeesps &C prs~e-
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04

Il Eo16 rather trust that
=eS1scSae than zsy d0etCr 1
k1ox CT says NEx- Hattie Ia
soz- Of CA1lt0z- Carter Co11ty.
NO. In speaking Of Chamber
EzIzx Cole. Chelsrs and DEBr
rhCs2 RsEesy Sold oy G. NJ
kszgAr, OItOra. 2 N Ptsll..
Cess~re Hill
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04

Yea are 10 exception which
a0s o1iy pgovokes yo1- bat also
causes SEhsrs 10 remark thai
yc1r pants bag a. tie knees
Buy n pair Of ksrxaaw< four
dollar pakag., and fee y0arself
fro1 this zaa0yaaee- HIE vii
not bag a. the kReeS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04

Fer PGrrTas- . harss4 la a fine A,nll-.IE
sg~ll asn nv Ear- Cab > s'aullrin1 Pow
sszE- fhsF enus aP TIA sgssszl1r LsI -
sss-asG- sni mss "a aFrstire- rslhtve
tiiaas1l7slzlluz euCr~g1 knfnsE E=ar'..srs
All .-sss1rug WIS., -lEaa raw ats
- eli 81 a~sr'EzrFs.. hs-rsR- = -snrs
Fs= r;s-H==g- For sale g. <-usEEaszz-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04

Every mother s4ozlI knew
th1z e-CWp c4a be rr~EeGtess-
The Srst sy1p5O7 o. tEue group
= nOzrsszeS& his l. fclEsxess
By . PecaiEAr rOuzl cO2zh. il
CeHZeerlGl1s Co1ga L zzesly
q given freely as ss5ea Is the
eAIAsl bseo1ss hOarse % even
after the eSzga k1= 4-vvseVsys
&c rIIE YrSveGs The EaeEcE -
and - e@Rs bssrsss ia .Gla D.
g L kuS<As. OxfSg&- + Z Fcs
rs. CSEzeEe Hin
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04

Tie p0pz N yCg1z minister
Rev D \ HsGdHsst0g- vas reg
1ktEsy Installed last Sunday as
Easrsr Of the Presbyterian eos :
-rsglsE01 Of ss6s place The
services we're 0f very Interest
Ing e1z-1s1sr- Rev. III Ca
ICsheE< Of Grenada. and Rev
Nr EsekEzl Of seIIege HIzE were
present
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04

u I CERTAIN ei.zz 5lr g'ir.las sure Eyes,
.srslll.az.a't sF-lll2s. S'1r= Naples Rt8s--
Aezl.azH. Tester. S,tl1 1Aesu and >,.1sl
Esa 2 . cents per aaE- A. ,-ru-sas-s-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04


! have proved the v-apt &C {
Ayers PMS go r'elhsv lusc aH-per- c
81 1ziA h,a.nsHF.fe- ut-h Waah 9
si1rzr EHa-asI s1;i.s 80 tssG,r ar ahlet3 :
thai Es.l1hs.r ahse diHereg E~u ~ {
self sszppssssf sfaaEE aRs- t. c
wsAl 1-Efm- Threrzh tbs rise e :
ths. HhaV- EeGzel1e Z zn4 ae-sr :
ihlGr have Asv1 sar vsTEs. :
n GAsKaLH- y erssnl- e.s~ r {
II Nave uzss,f AYERS 2 rs TT :
= E'aiH-,s rs q f'saa ar11e hH ve- :
gfaua1l sHl1- 1ll rlwHv's -sal el- :
srv1ntlv hsrrlersrr EEarg. ueser :
Saving a.hl uss-st e srhrr s-@a8- :
ean'.- saasb glvE AYERS l.As 10 {
HaT eis5lr~s7- VlAsm uEev rsgHlre. 9
an I7.r1=l aEll Hs resg- b al :
W1gs ala1 Grrv- - c
n kkrsrS- teassrrs ss7uvHv- n II 9
-EEsvussE hssz severely 11Fa,resI :
wJsh es@glusuess- Was ms.Eessf c
- arT ATsrs Ttlss4 Thew g.se las :
effected A suU a{,sEs TuEs. Ert1 ! e
fsEI suaisaEH1lV et,us11Isnf4 zhrnu .
- AT sflziEHriV Ei15eessA e l. .
ME1TTASS- Nfpsl1,8- CI1 =
AYERS PILLS :
Resolves -Sress s~z-rs .
A. T-E uosl FAIR 9
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04

ur-TR Wiley. l4s Caauberx
ST. New York City, says that
Ayers SzrxzpzxslIA cared hin
q . dry and scaly ha10r. fro1
xhieh - lad SACRED Intolerz-
bly, He x6ds Il have Eos Eow
q ble1ish e. ny body. AID ny
ere 10 vn0iiy due TO Ayers
SxrmpzriltA-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04

fyoz have not boaghi your
fail szIt. il VII xsEe yea money
20 Iook fAroa-A keEshaws SAFE
pies before bzyIng- He makes
yoa . good b9xiaexs x1Es 70 OF
der for ais
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04

Oar former ciEEzs1- .r- Il "
SsT1G0E- Of kz0xVsilss TsnR-
hss been spending the past
week IN OEfGrt. 10 the Erztidea
ton Of n. cid tiEze fEIszszs Eh0
are always glad 80 Srsss Ala-
M SwEadelg 4aG his interest
rag EkzET have zuzeEszs fire. ada
here who 4p-Essasts shs1 and
Eegrss T1Ez they are located 80
Ear 4EaE-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04

The petition which Eas gIreu
iafe1 N0a11g praying tae CRY
Beard 10 orEer n ele=siez ia
teeIte whssasr the city xhoal6
ExaEe bead. 90 pay fSr V1tsIa<
IN . system Of wafer, works vas
signed by map Of eur eater
Pgss51x citizens The Beard SCI
TIE ISs M0adIy In November
fer the dag Of sIseti9u-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04

Mrs Martha Brzsr dad ar
EAe rssssteaes Sf aer Taa- Mr. ;
I rHErer- 1Ee ST r.Esa Of Dr
6E-vl LII EEs,3tv- AFTER EgEsr-
EE- lazE4ss- She Wa ga her rsea
TEf-- ard Eseer i hsu- lie &C
hrusEzsz Ess siEEaesz - uew "a
Isas1ng Eas reward 81 sSs the
4.z7AfE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04

S0EisyeEr time 10 subscribe
We fully expect ozr H5@ral
e6er TO add SEQ ae~ uSE zaleS
&c eur books
d.. PrEe.S Cream 3zkiz< Ps~Sex
kx@ss Perse<s sks<~s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04

We regret TO earn that eur
zrlEk5SF M A 4 sc Mao a.
been c0zEEe1 ~ aEs Asss .-T-rsE
Gays With us1rxlE ga of ->e heart
tie . Improving aEd We la7e
vii sSca be cut AEEn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04

Tie Lecture BzrsAa . IN
eorTsspSz1eoee with Hen Jck1
TeupEe Graves. vita fhs view
Of see4rIzg hsn 10 dtlysr one
Of ia lectures here this zo1tA-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04

Alf<-izg. cleaning and repair
ing ge1iss9ens csOihIsg % Esr>
sa2xs specially he - pre-
D.xrel 70 do fhss work O. short
neree-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04

IaeT- vas n deaf C. kz.sasas
EoG1c &zSsg the teachers Ez.x
ErnssSs wsen ssey s5rzck =4she-
=-x1Ics-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04

Tie -zia nSr soeSl1 ss Mr. z :
LeHvsss Friday sve2i7g xax
very eci0y8Sle 80 a. wao at
tened
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04

NJ G Z Tcr-sESaa- . f1ru<r
e5sHEea az car .Swa- 3zsi Gae Of
the 11sxz architects "a th@
SssIsh- % - asesheFaaE tA4 Js-sr~
SEA s-lrnEzcry ca uas campus
TA7. aaIIalEag I'll De converted
Mo = Law ant ETceusTqa t.
2arrareafs xad AZ u c L HAlL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04
Il lie Pssals ii sssrYrs.

/ .IaI be n ys1r town T1.ssssF
the EA to the I9ss, Szss al par
ties Who G-s5re lse0saE Wc-s
VII ind l. to their IaseEsss to
wKit | givs saslxflegTga IN eE
eng P3-GlcEEzr-
W. 3 MCMAHON
SZEg-sa DeasEst
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04

Ers SlGss 4z3 Ma Fisher Of
Birmingham rsasEss1 uxfNrE
Ezeec&y ard expect 80 .r%rG
the water sra Hrs DR. kEay-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04

Mr. J Z Porter, the pcrulxr
repreeez fxrive Of tae Mansfield
Drag CoEPany Of Me1phEs. was
In the city Sunday visiting his
mother and sixrers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04

Ni.<ioa&ry Day n the B4P-
tisr ehureh last Saadzy Was .
proz0z1es6 szcees. The in
feresting progrz@ wza vel exc
Gated and the occasion very en-
Joyzbie 10 old zad ys9Bz.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04

E.lsu siis WIS I giilII tsss. ,-,.st slF- Ci.s5sir
rsss1 .ft,s s'-r,.s s-y s,s ching ~ slsssF-ra
Eas.n al..s 24l.E Cal-.E-Il siis. gas. zn GA..ssrs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-04

E1rEess Cruceh las bsea con
izeS3 vii. slow fever sSvErzl
weeks. Ant we are glad 20 re-
port that he "a e7zss5&tTed b.i>
ss--