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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30

HE EAGLE very Euee graft
asd ever the rssagS Of List Noa
dax- primary az the two Oxford
o0Iss The vote. which gave
Taj- Dean IE5 against 80 for
both opposing candidates. elear-
J sa3E. the esteem and hf-h
rr-Zr3 which the town held tor
ta4t sterling man. sz,I gallant
soldier, MAJ Dean BESIDES a
very few men uhO az under
personal Obligations to NJ
kyie. snI wh0 Eszid have been
guilty Of mgr4titIsie L they hai
aat vetetl for him We are -ta,I
that - lev others Tsre fauad
20 est = vote s-Ilast the cum
= ealfuIars-
AltasIzh there we're only a
snail number Of taess- il = e
erthe as true that there are
some OF this class waO expect
- are supposed 20 expect sls
people Of this county to honor
them With their votes IN tie
asIt general election. The EA-
GLE warned Al such n the eaEIy
part 81 the eaavass for Congress
IA tRs District that unless they
supported the soGuty caRdIdats.
taey had 10 Figkt 80 expect the
support &c Nsj Dean aad his
friends when they might offer
Tor else1oa .ad nnx that
these tes have seen 1T to Dis
regard th= warning. We repeat
that they VII hear from the
people II the proper tine. aad
they vii tel IN uamztaka5Ie
terms whether We were rrsat or
xrOa-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30
a Use Sugssstlz

The esteemed VIsk>6arg Com
mereisl ueFald under she ca9
ton "a newspaper combine
makes = valuable and timely
Suggestion, =nd Il acted upaa
By the press Of Jhe STATE, <cg.d
result in n1ca sIi lasting good
10 the SS9a Lrs H HtSe 4
united esort IN the direction n
ticated. and We vii both see
and feel the resets Of oar work
We herewith rsproEace the
Suggestion made By the Com-
merciaI Herald aaI signify Cur
Willingness to IL vhatever q :
n o-r POSER 10 sn-oErage ina
migration 90 came ilis Wy
ithiR the u-xs few weeks
the last C0ETeS-s0ZaI District
Convention IN tas State sill
have G0Us rs work 4s.i prtcri
calIy se-risd tke g1=s5Iea 1t req
reseEtati1a IN tae fIo1sr. srnc
a H0nIaaEE0l i essIv4l-nt - 81
elsefiuc- We wuEd sa--psG t.
the press q the STATE Il AZ aftsr
that :iEe an ef0ss 60 made 81
along the line = strun- pull
and a pull all Together. u start
the tide Of Western Immigration
this sST- \ few Euai-pti-aat.
they E1s.at we'll be ut,I- = few
th9es1R1-1sE men with m0H
~ 10 invest In farming sud
stock raising wOasJ 10 u1Ee to
promote the development oft1e.
state than III the paITtIrar con
veltJ18< that have been held In.
the past ten years Afc~ saca
sand dollars to 1a invested In
making an agricultural exhibit a.
the Sioux CIfy F4FT- night ~
raised and JudIeirHsly expended
would return d tassa<s1d fold
Tins eoItd Do secured by 8-iss
ting she subject Ne 10 ust
mean 20 beligsl- the u1st <orx
% ths press II this department. 3
tas aes 81 our State exchanges
show how IRdesaI-zsIy they
have lab0red. and 10 not show
how poorly they have been sec
Ondst OF their respective com
manErIes but We 90 want 20 STR
up a special Interest for the SIX
y DAYS after September st On
TIE sE5Iecs Of ImHlIg-2ti0a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30
1he Presidents Ssaatsrs

The course Of the President
vita regard 10 the tariff hisi has
been . srrprise 10 the eOa8try.
hrs frieads not excepted He
nav thIak that the Withholding
Of bis signature may emphasize
the need Of greater reform on
this line, and that allowing the
bill to become 4 NV without the
approval Of the party Eat-r
nay siren thea th- determine
ton OF taris retorners ia their
efforts ae1t veag- neither this
De true or not. We think the
Pre-Ede1t sh0Gld give the pablIc
his 0pini0a On the subject. and
his reasons for his refusal 20
sign the bill Asy bill that -
good eR0uga 20 become a as
by constitutional provisions. :
good enough 70 BE signed ~
the Chief Excessive. and fFu.
not .sea enough 10 receive the
endorsement Of the Fresfdsa..
then It m~anifes;ly - not good
enSa.a. CT sA0Gld De consider
Ell not SOSsl ea0ugh 10 become
a law by suferaaee- In the
case nov azGer consideration
the Den oerarie party believe.
that the general effect az the
oil Just passed vii prave bene-
sezal. aGst believing tAss JE
- hard 10 understand Why the
PresiIeut .hog,d have xirhheTE
ms signature from 4 measure
III sh has for IS end and object
sA- best interests Of the rOan-
try
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30

The Nsw YaTk Eveafu- Pass
thinks raaS GsBsFai Edward e.
saItIiil. Il E~i~-sssDPI. = ;be
lueSr~r n mfsrar pf sheen al
= ssy$ she : I legislature 1T
sts state chosen nader the nes
rou.s5-u I1n. Ellea makes the
teI=s u members fur ysaFs.
met etrty Tn fS11 anst as TIN
u=-t Ie-slt-urr wea.i not be
chosen IN l.-r in u > e h-at
TO elect Uaf "a states SenafsIs
rot onIy far tie fstm ending ia
fSlg ont lIs7 fBr she one open
in- % the t-h % Ms-rt- IS1&
Both Il sae sitting s~aas0rs
we're Il elected. and Gen Wal
thai wss r1us e1Ffy IN iS42 as
strrd the occupancy afG sett IL
Tae csestal El.iI March ( 1901
Last winter h5s heath 5eeIme
much Impaired. amt he finally
eOuriHGst TO resign ais place
for the remainder efthe present
tenn. he returned 10 aixsis
.pps. where - has recovered
Als heath aai ne noE sXpeef~
70 return TO the Sealze Eext
yssT after bis long vacation
fea1vbii- he has escaped a.,
IA the Disgusting exhibition
watch the Democratic maIsTity
in the S-t.a-e azs u-4ie Of its-lf,
and b. VII. bEfug back a cissn
political. - .eH IS Paysies',
rI Il keaith
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30
4 REp Coil csts1.

\ r,aa In C4sfIesaurg- KY
wkl aI= i've daughters whoare
af EtIrrtsgsable agS. sent his
saA 20 be renovated. and the
folio wing : a partial list of the
Articles which Rad slipped be-
tween the buck aud cushion 50
counted aEss recorded Forty
ssvss h1irP5HS three unustache
mh% lEaecesl suspect s5rE BIZ .
tons thIEteeE needles. thirty d o
Cigarettes eight photograph i,
jIf pms, seventy si1 grains Vi
e0zse fJEty seven cloves. TWEEN
y seven cuff buttons. s5x pocket
Knives. fifteen poker ehIps. 4
vial OF homeopathic medicine.
thirty four Jumps ut chewing
zun. ffty-asne teeEhpjeks tween
" eight matches. thirty-aine
collar buttons. eleven uecktIeS.
two love letters. I few pieces of
candy two dimes three guar
Jers. one utskIe- eight buckles
dve lead pencils. Que pen and
fJIr 5Ett9a aJ0ks-Itea-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30

Pa Dsaaa has s-Id0m ben
r1SsH seriously 5z when ~
51OAsd n uPaa . meeting OF.
>OuthSrueTx In SeS YoFk and.
said thLs the S3Hsa pr0IacsS
too uuI1x lawyers sn'i politicians
And EOG enough Practical bust
ness mea- he hIs RPJE Al a5s1
lzte trut2 Of J0 ys2rz 1-0 and =
aaLf truth ca 20 day
&c IS eaFIaas taar r@e South
ahs prodzrsG rot only q remark
A9le body Of orators. bzs i re
llrSA5le number OF masferfgI
administrators n pG5le =Eslrs
aka the SJ8ge exception IF
Gal 4sIa- all ta- greatest -aJInet
administrators ~ a. the CIvi
Mar were from the >aasa his
8 said With flI esnsfisr1flea O.
the AccDmpsEsaaseuFs II Vtn
BUrea- EaEey. Cass alI Era
.rer
The r.Issa = TIA IL aess
talent OF the South ssEiszI poll
ties aud RGblFe 9fErs with ass
duty aGd highly esteemed the
distinction OF Saersss In ! pub
&c career PEtaeEpse and Pr8e
1Ce. theory aad detail uf rev
-Fnmels. tn. SGurh1ruer cen~
pretended sseaase ne KS IN
reEs<rsG
so the S0atheFasF has plenty
81 business capacity and applI
cation IN this age. when com
msFee and industry are tae
sources OF strength to a COM
mO1~ealth- the S0u-h mzst
adopt tue Ea55fs Of pesk energy
ard concentration n private
business For generations the
Southern yOHih have s5TIyaa
star the a910rs a. LaE xEG
politics. Nowhere On earth i
there such a SET o. fascinating
takers Bat, as psazn saws
when the gage Of talk i past
sad THAI Of action IS entered.
the great Southern commercial
eGteTpTI<s Jxiadlrs In vIg1r.
Ehe >GEsa can see the %
p0rrunEry Gfimn1fgrafi0u- EN- ex
tend a h0Sp5table We Genre zad
TAX eleqleEfly OF plans bas
when { esnes 10 exPsrt@rrange
Hent OF railroad rasSa PTspa-a-
ton OF homes sd aeeapafI0ax
conquest Of dIEeGIsiss and or
Skalzau0u Of xsys and means
too many vat for ssze6Sdv
else 20 act Or for to>nurr0x %
60 he YORK Of 20 dag.
The SsGEh vii lot hesaare 10
confess that IS has gwen too
mGeA tLeAt &c law aad politics
aad not eR0Gg3 80 trained. ener
Seuc business Or-aaEz1GIoa Is
al. the best politicians. speak
ers and public servants In the
country Why cannot I. p-o-
Guee the Strongest class o. bus5
ness meat Ii vii IN n few
more FEARS. 5ec21se basIues
espaeSsy - trained IN just such
a school as the South has lad
since taa VIZ swept away its
capital AMI forced the eaIsIEa
ton OF tEriA-Sg Louis Eep15
Ee-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30
Warren Female Institute.
OXFORD Mss.

The exercises Of this school
XII De Resumed by the Drinci
pal @sCEe ca September 4. Is94.
Samaer Ot pupils limited and
pcSlJtEely NJ pupils admitted
Tor a shorter Peri1G tas.l 4 term
Of i've mouths Advanced Ba
pills preferred. bat primaries re-
eeived Apply to
GE$ e. u LANCASTER
u Oxford Mss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30
TIE Outlook F1a eaTTaa

There appears 20 prevail n A
America cotton markets a -
uaE&41le eolEfeuee that The
crop a0s lEZf Il n appear
aEe- sEl - a ezaE-1zs one.
and taat- consequently. prices
Are bound tc 90 i0wsr- The ar
s4meRE s that with the present
aEse Surplus stseSa and the
Ear4er Z favorable outlook fog
cOnsTn1uua- Tie rerI1 cannot
stand a large cGtt0n crop
There cll 9e 10 ds1yin- that
tAe growing season has. uarI.
recent y been \ very favorable
one. and thas consequently. An
Increased yield : ID &c expect
ed Unless the crop meets With
widespread disaster l. the near
s1-1Ee- There hav- r~eeentlv
been excessive rains n nany
districts. and the accounts OF
dsna.s ana poorer prospects
axe cesa1edy more aaneEoas
than ns1y people are disposed
10 admit 20 themselves Il masr
As0 De borne Ia mEad that the
acreage w1s rot materially In
creased this year.
There sre nE1y accidents that
may YET shorten the WELD L.
or Instance. an unusually earfy
frost Prices are yery low al
preseRt. and Il woal,i take but
Indifferent reports Of damage to
cheek Al weakening Influences
IL would therefore. appear
somewhat remarkable tka- the
0caEish feeling should be o.
silesPrezd-
IE = true that foreign trade In
manufactured g00ds q not -
good az Is Eas. and American
mills are aHgaessi0aabIy expe
Fieuefag q period Of depression
On the other hand. hCxerer.
trade II Manchester NAV revive
AZ any tine. and there are mIay
signs that business /. on the
mend IN This country. Il Is
generally known that stocks OF
al kinds are very small IN 100
5ers hands Il the Cai-ed States
and tk1s even manufacturers
have no great zeeamalztioas
\ revival Of the demand L.
therefore. probable 81 any mo
us1t, and the efecs upon msau-
featuring. and consequently. 0u
tie demand for Ezs e0tt0u.
would be considerable
The Rezyuae. therefore, be-
heves raaE the cotton trade l.
this country sAaR.1 lot too
readily TO the idea q = Iower
leveA Ct prices tb2a tkas now
Prevai.Ias The decline nav
cone bat L sho-ld certainly be
resisted a. lO0s as possible
Rezy me
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30

y hen EaGviIs into our pres
eHs dDme I found 4 bottle Of
ChIaIberlaEa< Pain Balm left by
a Former tenant On he label
I f9uHd the statement that IL
Vas good for cuts and burns. l
can testify II the trHth of this.
SOthi3g n al my experience
has found It's equal for treating
5ilsters or burns Z Il Barrett,
manager lie SaeEr Sentinel. Lee
STeUr- nm Pain Balm IL also
3 sure cure for rheumatism.
For sale ~ u NJ Knight.
Oxal-Ll- 2 "a Pestfz. College Hill
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30

I: a announced that Senator
El vii IS attorney IN
The Hrst ease <h1ca {. hruush.
eD 20 test the sozztIt-tlCuxli-v
Ct the income tax provisions Ct
the new tariff As- The New
York SseafGr expressed the
spEnioa ~hsn The bill vas beng
considered IA the Senate that
there we're features o. the ne
iss walch we're demonstration
o. A1d s8ys BE beiIexss Eaen
broagat 20 sac esEr-s taas Il
wIH ae declared zaeuas1sus10u
u n wAsi- Or IN part
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30
Tas Sans Hsra.

Ouly a few neg tan 1sa5re To
2able places. SAYS a Kansas
editor The great mass Of the
people have 70 stay At home
a1d pay the bills There are
nany that might be put forward.
Then Why should 0ce that has
made a reputation FOX DIRT 0uFy
De essEaLIly aid forever world
without cad. kept IA place that
ae may maze more Girti We
never REALIZED the importance
there IS n the idea o. auex
crowd 11II We ealVasSei the
state last spring aai met IN Va
nous towns the brightest and
eiesnest booking lot of y1uag
fellows. doing local politics. Who
1lgat De advanced 70 .ae fr5Ht
We must have new bIcaS az All
evears We must have clean
blood We must have men On
the ticket that people can suo
port with soEe Enthusiasm. We
have 10 tfEs for apologies cr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30

- at having TO pay sais 81. 0eo,
30 20 preachers W it'll all
large sGms which they
to pay for drink and to-
q co and smIsaments ant o.
rich feathers, ii comes pretty
hard On them 20 have TO Pay
more Just simply for
the pFsacssny OF the gospel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30

Ny bey was taken with a dis
ease resembling bloody dux.
The drst thing [ thought OF was
ChambeFflta's CSlte. ChaIera
aHt Dtarrhcea Repesiy. Two
doses OF II settled the matter
and cured him soGna and veil
| heartily Recommend this rene
dy TO al psFsSBs suffering from
a IKE complaint vii ansxer
any nqsrI-s regsrdIag IL when
stamp - Iaelezrd- refer to
any county odheiaI a. 70 my re
liability n. Roach. J. p.
Primroy- Campbell Co, Tenn
For sale 81 q " KEignt. OK
f1rt. 2 u FeEfis. College Hill
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30

The Bankers Of New York
take \ h0Y<fal vieE of the buss>
ness Situation and outlook for
the fatarp- aaI fsreieiI a quick
revival CT ha=iaess throughout
the country In thfs instance II
appears that ta-y kaS~ rhersot
they sreak. for PrcrAeev Is be
fng closely foliOssd ~ faI6H
rsnt-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30
p D0rter. Secretary.

Oae Of the ssdisst sights
Eksch has been presented
zroend the e0art h0ase fur G1ys
vss ssea Tuesday, when 4 snail
crowd Of f3rtorn aai dss0Iate
Popalires we're gathered there.
and hing sz0GSd nearly al day
waiting for their Moses DR..
Lyiss. who Is 20 lead them cut
u tssT Egypt. and $h0 Vas ex-
peetec 10 SPEAK 10 taem that
day Bat ~she zzan they locked
ter never tame AID Ihe peer
disappointed pops wens hsms
diseonsslaSe and weary. Give
it mp gentlemea. and e0ae back
TO your Erst love, aud ali vii De
vel with y0zr temporal VEL
fHs<
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30

L ear Dad Of The noss precious
hssgat Oxferd ha- received IN
many days xdi arrive on Satur
s&I. When Rev Naddox xaI
return from Arkansas aud Texas
via nll lead ct ycun- ladies.
sapiis sf the z. 2 College.
Pupils from ether sections are
Beginning 70 arrive Already, aa6
the sPsalng Gzy, Monday, Sept.
NJ VII De q proud one IN the
history oftsis grand cid College.
Which aa< with=t0od the storms
Of bali century, aud the 81
zexs ct secret snsu5es. aud
s2z come cut vietornQs, and a
aow 1ers 6rmsiy than ever ss>
t1SazheG 10 the hearts and aEee
ma Of eur Peap1e-
he bsiidSag his been thsr-
s1ghiy renovated snd improved
taas ED P1sils xH hardly ree0z
zize il. and Il gil De a pleasant
and happy hone fer the sixty
ave 81 ssxeEty bozrders WAC
are already Paced for this xss-
zo1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30

has does Lafayette county
ssEse ne >ssoEG Congressional
Dtstrics aad The state Of Mss.
sippL rspslliaS SKA seOrz aad
Indignation he 1ssz and IN
many 2ssaaaflaa taxs Demo
crate supremacy IN her midst
s1< 5r0ssa. 1zL br1ads ~ false
the stAreEezE that sae woals.
aSt Support a-r own sou fsE
Congress TA&s Warning fruu
.sLs ae=.oA waiea = aaIn5nazter~
ed N nEd1e-- 5esar- Of al
attempt - f4-taer t4nYer vita
Ser
Democratic ske - trzz zad
Aafafal "a Ter 8x1 4zG demo
crafic sac VI remain
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30

9oaN Z KYLE e Saras. NJ a. a
G~zstAzoz Gr u--a1n - Caux-
xzhF~r. d ~ Sssla sf -s D@z10ez-e
party
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30

TWen-T-au= snoaLs D~pa-mrnts Of
>e1ezee- LE1sahlrs au,E Arts un.f-r full
eurps u abb 51zrruetorS Wei fur
as1st EzhaEEns Department Of
Law n ~ Cf Hon. - D Shan,tx
aast Ct Pedagogy s1lzsgd and AArps-
ct % tie needs u arHh=rs N the ss1te-
szssH E LSe1ea1u guezezsfs,I IN
1~1zH SPG.zI EselIlra= sur
s2eeiL w7rx N 1nLlv tines
sal ur eIrsaAr q msaruatlau or
eGsue %
Chaure8lr Eabs-- B F1sssu-
CIrsrTtV, Mss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30

Tate Caa@ty- AID aav ada
esarr Cegaf~- Wash haze
sno.a sarA zE-er disregard fsr
tAe axr~msas entered ata b
AsssEz SpF-as- Dean and
Esot4s 81 the EaFt e IT. Eyle.
cannot expect 1syEAEa-b "a. esa
asunxslaa run a. Ear minded
and aaasss 1ra - haEe al
ssoz. zs5atSl thas or party OF
cz1lzf.ra 1eps2ded aa tie far
Ees< AEe sa-iEy sfae pr=-
siecfseas Il me 4ctsou af Ta.e
Cczzfy ExssatIre Committee
ws Ear aad honest N vis~ q
the agreement, thea Nc -cEfszs
that We ID aut knew uAat r
ae.s and Aaaesy Ar. Bas.
more On this subject arsrou
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30

save vscr fruit and vegefs-
oies by using the Net-artv q
Davis pray Pump For sale
BY WF HedgV. E'-lay- Mss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30

The simple thank yGa7 for
any little service, - IA essential
II good manners The thing
may not be what We want done
nor done as We Ike. nor 5y
whom We Ike but our lips furm
the thank yOu' wIth0gr our
knowing. This - Dame Man
aersf toll on the transaction
When God sends rs some
very nice snail things that We
k-enly want and need, do we
always even eariessly think
thank you F How much Ie<s
often DO We tell him how obITg
ed We are for his thoughtful
ness.
III We had s-ked him for n
thing that bad not come, We
should be m0st apt to complain .
Notice now dIrecrly God puts
the things into our han - To
tighten our prOsIesG task Is II
not Providence who Ends the
lost tool. or makes Us lay cur
haLds on the article we want
when We are n such A hurry Z
IL a friend had found a tool. or
had helped u out of the hurry
We s0glt have expressed eur
appreciation Of hI> helD Dat we
are 80 aeeu$t0u1ed to Gods AID
that We forget II rs he who gives
it.
Each time during THE tay thar
We feel God really dces a thing
for Is. could We not say 20 cur
selves, Il thank thee Lordf
This would make Us more fully
realize how m1ek ". owe hin
IN even the little every minute
d0ingS 0f afs.
We seem TO think that Ts Is
only the big blessings foe winch
he nIst De told cur thanks and
that 1t w0ulst be Irreverens- al
most to Conceive of the great
TOD n heaven as our must help
fai friend even In the smallest
things But he undoubtedly l. /.
and II he IL to De than Sed for
the large gifts. We must not take
Ii for granted that he knowseur
thanks any Better for the little
01eS-S j. Times
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30
Export Qf ia Democratic Exa
ca1se Csm1ift.e

The Dsm0eEa-e Executive
Committee Of lafayette CGaEtv
met aeconEag TO appointment.
4 quorum beng PCsseat. and
vas called 70 order 5T ; "
smith. Chairman The secrets
~ being Ab.eat. " ID P0r-er
-x< esefssI To discharge the IN
ties devOiviz- aPSa atm.
a zIlgIea ~. zEaGe and 4
ned - appoint a committee.
eo1ss<siag OF z Z Duncan Jao
Shaw ANT " y Potter 10 eaaat
The vote east a. tse severn pre-
eiaes- IA rse County % the =1tA
INST EsE tae sSatIlsEIsss for Caa
srs-s. shieh vAs d9as sasi The
talioEl7s report s1hmittsd
salch sss unanimously adopted
o. the Cc1urrss. II
AfssE eaHT1ssla- the returns
Of the Primary election aslI IN
tAls CsEa,x. ysgr committee
a1d taaf tie tsIi8Ei7S aansf
Sez1ensa received the num>
Der at Votes stated a. taizszs
2 n
Le2 30
gaQ 4 III
To Sp-at
In Pursuance Of rae Euss
81 - Ds-rcs Executive Gem
1igtee Aad tae avs Ssvrguia<
tbs ease the ssrengtl Of each
candidate wss pr0-r4tsa. and
tEey are eaufied to receive IN
the District Caavsation Al Se.
AIbzay "a the glya INST. he f5I
own.
Z DeSa e5s- Jao. Z
Kyle "a E10S- Spzas
EAe following Delegates we've
appointed u the D5srEiet Cen
tai 20 y
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SeS
D&AS DELEGATES
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Farmer wv SaiI-aA
sR >t0<ers. Ira u HOl0Eay.
" Earns
DeA E-la0. q A2lln.-
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bs4sf-R Z Duncan. JG1. i
Browning
bSaz-k Webster. \ Z Hall
kTLK DKLEsArES=
II Har&iaS. q a - hIFe, IN
Si0Eyh, " \ Cher. Ell IA.
tAew Conner " = Nr
Hahou. I Il AeEr0r- I B Orr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30

N the Igat af as NsaIaya
saeetoa. and rsrslIinS the Fact
taaf there are several men right
here On the business streets OF
Ox1ac1 Who did aot vote IA the
sr,nary -s<se0c. the following
> e1iasntiy a2ropo-. ard re
reproduce Z n order "a .rs cur
swa Eiews and apSafsus ea tas
subject mica better sad clearer
asd mere fsrriby thaaEe eoaId
d. 5sfars Tie readers Of the
FAGLE
There are May yoGaS ren
lnd ed savs ta@ Cared C0aa
y DSu eerz- -sas d net place
enGazA Importance aDca tawr
1r<y S cftEseEs / few Oars
ago We heard a Nan remark sad
apparently IN a aosxsfII manner
mat Ne aae laE voted n ave
Fears- Va as1 ear be 1Se0aar
81 good citizen Eaa akes 10
Fart n the siseffau Of the risht
men 70 e1ea- L mn xao MI
not vote violates aue Of the srxs
f1tlss Of IA American citizen.
AID Aas 20 r--f 10 enJ.sy the
privileges accorded I'm As sreh
Ee she0,d BE relez4.sd 10 the
o7sxr0and where ae bsE0uEE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30
Far Reat.

Tue store house row oeezDleS
ey W. T. Brown : j n
kinmons.
&c MRS p HEywoOD
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30
A STRANGE CASE.



The foll0wfrx graphic s1atnmen1 viii -
r.d with intense interest I cannot fescr-hs
the 1umn. ereeuw SENSATION that existed n M
arms hands fnd erS had ~ run 1ns1 cess
taJrs para until r1ev we're Slrs. co overrune
In \ measure the fe1d feeling that had E1xe1
possession st them In addition. I had .
strange weakness tn ny back and 1r-zIn4 ny
waist. togstaer with an Efue%ert5a1ta xyrr'
fee4lr< in my sfuu lra- Physicians zEH y
WIS ereeptrg par11rsaS. E-un winch. 1crtxtt-
t1< % their universal cunclusa0u. sAGre - NJ
rAef OuGs l. tlssens , a n 1erssr- rnsT
say. Is continues It's t1~St1losl< prugrs=s uxz4
II r~aches . vital putnn and the sufferer aiS&
such vas NJ pru<pscE had been 91csort1g
year and n half steadily but wfrh 10 par
slclIlar henefs. when I saw an advertisements
Of Dr. Niles Restorative Nsrvire. rr1rzrzf .
bottle and began using il. Aarxeious as -
may -c-n. 6ur n few days bad passed oe11r1
every BIT AZ that er-epy feeling naG lsc- ze.
and Eners hls not been eve1 tho lg4nes
Indication OK IN ret1ruL INV eesk IL
seA - | ever dist and have gained AN
911nts In set<t1 tADuEn | had run down
rum N ~ Ii. Four others have used Dr.
Niles Restorative Servine On nv r-cuEen-
1kzan. 2ac u aa< ,s~n IL satisfactory IN snsf<
.xs~@ - IN mine James kIne. In 21e. o.
De- Mllsn Restorative NerVine - sid 1y Al
3rzxxzsra On . s@zrtEe <rE4rnutee. ar ser7
41rc. 1y tina De- Niles MetIicaE Co. Efx1aH
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