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HE RAN AWAY
Peter Roland KeIly's Career at a
Fair Oaks School.

Justice OF the Peace Gray gave judgment
yesterday for the defendant in the case Of p. j.
Kelly against Ira g. Hoitt. eX-State Superih-
ienoent of Public Schools. After leaving office
Hoitt opened a boarding school at Fair Oaks,
San Mateo County. Kelly sent his 1o-year-old
boy, Peter Roland Kelly, to the institution for
over year, pay ing S45 month for tuition aud
board. In August, 1898, he paid $3.50 for
six months term. but on the Goth OF that month
young Kelly ran away and returned TO San
Francisco, where he related long tale OF woe
about being beaten and i'll Ireaiad. That ended
the career of tie Kelly boy in the Fair Oaks
School.
Papa Kelly thought he was entitled to the re-
turn of his money paid in advance aud sued for
il IN the JusIc s. Court. Que of the conditions
of the ules and regulations OF The school was
that absence from school whether forced or
voluntary would not occasion any reduction In
the term payment. Hoitt testified that young
Kelly was a boy hard TO manage and given to
running away, while the elder Kelly stood up
for ms boy.
Justice Grav decided that as Kelly knew the
rules and as Hoitt was willing TO take the boy
back at The time, he was not compelled 10 re-
turn the money.
The morning call., 1894-02-16
SCOTT AND BYRON
The Life and Work of
Each Dwelt Upon.
By Professor w. d. Armes in a Leo
ture at the Hopkins Institute
of Art.

Scott and Byron were chosen as exemplars Of
the style of poetry prevailing in the early part
of the present century in the lecture delivered
at the HOPKINS Art Institute yesterday after
noon by Professor W. u. Armes. In opening
the lecturer said that strictly chronological
Or0er would not be followed because the early
publications OF the poems were almost entirely
neglected. The idea was TO treat OF those
poems and writer's thaIhad achieved popular
ity in their later years. If 1t had been desired
10 follow strictly the chronological order Words
worth aud Coleridge would have been chosen
rather than Scot and Byron. Many OF lie
poets whose names were famous in The early
Iart OF the century were greatly eelipsed by
Scott ana Byron, and now we hear but little of
their. predecessors. - ;'.s...- - -.
The lecturer gave a brief outline of the bis
tory Of Scott told how he was reared In the
country up 10 the age OF years on account OF
his bad health. His course 10 the university,
which be entered at 10, together wi his fond
ness for athletic sports, in which he became a
leader, was dwet upon as an evidence of the
power which directed mis- energies in late years.
Seott's first pOetcal venture was William
and Helen" This lie showed to "A lady friend,
VINO advised him TO send 1t 10 the one for whom
he had written 1t, with view 10 soflening her
heart. This did not haVe the effect desired,
and he esehewed poetry for a time. In 1905
he wrote the Lay of the Last Minstrel" Which
the first production which brought him
fame. He then made up his mind TO devote
himself 10 literature
'Marnion" the lecturer considered one of
Scotps finest poems. 1t was his lsteIpiece
for fire and vigor. Few poems in the English
language can compare with ''MarmioD." Its
beauty and vgor arise from the fact that it
mainly composed in the saddle. EacD sue
cesslye year, with its chief productions, was
traced and a critical analysis OF the salient
points OF each was given. Scotps character
istc, bis memory and imagination, his skill as
a narrator, his descriptions, the strength and
weakness OF his character drawing, the rapidity
and vgor OF his verse, bis versatility and spon-
tanelty and lie ieasOD for his popularity we're
dwelt upon, and clear and suocinct reason
given in each Instance.
Byron was also briefly touched upon, lack Of
time preventing full analysis, as IN the case
OF Scott. His romantic life, its joys and sor-
rows, and the influence of his ancestry as evil
denced In his poems were plainly elucidated.
The sad picture of his last days. particularly
his tragic end, while engaged in an expedition
against tie Turks, were also plainly described.
The morning call., 1894-02-16
THE COUNTRY CLUB.
1t Elects Board of Directors-Gam
Stocking.

The Country Club met Wednesday evening and
elected directors for the ensuing year as fol.
lows: Z. Z: Eells. Harry Babcocs, Alexander
Hamilton, Robert Oxnard, w. G. Murdoch
George Crocker and w. S. kittle. Offcers OF
the club Will be elected on Wednesday evening
next.
The club proposes 10 import number of for
egn game hirus. which Will be liberated In the
big preserve. Ii is thought that the Dlack cock
Of Scotland and several vari ties o grouse
would do we'll In The demesne. Some Of The
pbeasants which were given their liberty in the
preserve last year are doing WE'LL and the club
is OF the opinion that they will eventually be
the means of stocking the estate. Dpting the
last year The timber lands have been pretty
well cleared of vermip, which heretofore have
been very destructive 10 game.
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To.Dav'S Entries.

The following are the entries for to-day's
races:
First race. three quarters OF mile, selling
Jen Deane 102. One Dime 104. Nellie Van 81.
The Lark 9S. Monarch 80, True Briton 1O7,
Folly 1O5, Esperance 90. Lodi 80. st. Patrick
9S. Vandalight 81, Little Tough 1o4, April 80.
Hercules 107. NlcOdemus 80, imp. Atossa lOo.
Second race, tnirreen-siXteeDtbS OF mile.
seling-Java 103, Z0Oen 116. DIR. Ross LOG,
Zampost JOG. Middleton LOG. inn. Percy ITO.
Seville 80. ZaragoZa 80, Vicetoy 81.
Third race, three-auarters ot mile, handi-
cay, thtee-year-o -olds-San Luis Rey 80. Reallza-
tiOn 116. ROmulus los. Tnornhill l13, Amida
100, ROadruune- 105, MOrven 10o, Alesia ITO.
Fourth race, two-year olds- GasSen 115. AL
Brock 115, Hanford 11S, Diggs lis, Gus
Str0uss 11S, Seaspray 115, Sweet lis.
Filth race, hve-eighths OF a mile, maidens-
Rayinr 100. Laline 107. Red Chief 1l2, Belle
Platte 107. San Luis Rev 112, Silver Plate 107,
Flagstaff 109, Durango lis.
The morning call., 1894-02-16

Father JuniparO Sierra raised the
Christian cross at Monterey. 1t is shown
in Part OF Picturesque California;"
to be obtained at The CAiPs main office,
525 Montgomery street; the Branch,
10 Market street; the Oakland bureau,
1910 Broad way, and interior agencies.
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Fred Parker who, in a fighting finish. were
heads apart In that order.
Ed Corriean has been summoned East, owing
to the severe illness of his brother. Pat Corii-
gan, who is at Kansas City, and he left Tor that
point last night.
The morning call., 1894-02-16

Edward K. Morton, late third mate OF the
steamship City OF New York, has been ap
pointed keeper Of the Golden Gate Life.saving
station, vice Henry Smith, transferred as
keeper TO the new south side life-saylng station.
The morning call., 1894-02-16

k@s California Is as Rich in Beautiful
EF~S scenery as It is in mineral deposits: ~ you
are a subscriber to HE CALL. for 10 cents aud
one coupon you can get any one OF the 80 parts of
Picturesque California; IL not. each number
will cost you 81 fel6 II
The morning call., 1894-02-16

no BUY OR SELL A BUSINESS OF ANY KIND
see g Us STRAND. 80 Kearuy st. =
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RaiIroad-Avenue Pavement.

Beecham's PlIls cure BiIIous and Nervous nl.
The morning call., 1894-02-16

MORNING Cal RACING FORM February
an raEss Thine
The morning call., 1894-02-16

L'OR SALE - TERRITORIAL RIGHTS: THE
/ wonderful Bolgano water motor; fits any
smooth faucet and operates all kinds of light ma
chnery without cost for power; MidwInter FAR
privilege for safe; wonderful invention, promfs-
ing big returns. Pacific Coast agents, NORTON
BROS. CO., 21S N. Main ST.. room IS, Los An
geleS, Cal. fel07t
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S250 IN y IBa
ness required. MCLAUGHLIN &c CO., 26Ih
Kearny ST. 81
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OcT6 PROBA LY LESS, WILL BUY GOOD
II U ". grocery ana bar, with iivng-rOOms;
rent S25 in good location: cause OF selling, sick
ness Must sacrifice. which You will see for your
Geary ST.
The morning call., 1894-02-16

CALoON-oN PRINCIPAL STREET, NEAR
- Market: great barg7in cunt of de-
parture: must sacrifce; call and see for YOURSELF
Worlds Business Exchange. % Geary st.
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SITUATIONS WANTED coNT1NurD

4 RUITMAN. AMERICAN. WANTS SITUA-
/ ton, with wife; wife good cook and house
keeper. Address c. MORRIS. Alameda p. o.,
Z. fnI4
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IA ELL-PAYING MEAT MARKET CHEAP:
w good location; good reasons for selling. Ap-
ply Call Branch ONCE fe3 l5t%
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EOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, ONE OF THE
i Oldest ana best paying saloons account of
other business: rent reasonable. Inquire at 539
California ST. fe6 TT
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n OO0O HOTEL AT ENTRANCE TO MID
ID AOUU. winter Fair 80 rooms; long lease;
going to Europe MCLAUGHLIN IL CO.2612 KrnyS
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L. Ia l.. j. |
ses Op. Ii.

Goodst m imp lUed-Far
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Q0S0 EXPRESS BUSINESS; FINE TEAM;
aD pow good stand. MCLAUGHLIN, 261S
Kearny at q
The morning call., 1894-02-16

&125O REsTAURANT AND OYSTER
lished % years MCLAUGHLIN " co. .261a Krny.s
The morning call., 1894-02-16

d DESTAURANT AND BARBER-SHoP FOR
LII sale; best bargain in CITY. % Gearyrm.2. ID q
MIDDLE-AGED LADY WOULD LIKE PART
IM ner in saloon: 800 Apply at this ofice 3 7N
The morning call., 1894-02-16

NEWSPAPER ROUTE ON THE OTHER SIDE
~ ofthe bay for sale: splendid investment for
the right man. Address q. L. r., box Al. this
Office. feS Jf
The morning call., 1894-02-16

" they @ @ere the srech hheads
agano ply thre
xfurongs
The morning call., 1894-02-16

CMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBsCRIP.
- tons taken at Gail Eranch ofiees. sos Larkin
St., 339 Hayes st. and 25l8 Mission st.; open till
80 NJ.
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QOO00 SALOON AND BlLLIARD-HALL;
ID COOO. well establishes; this is an unusual
chance MCLAUGHLLN q CO. 261a KearnY ST. =
The morning call., 1894-02-16

L>OR SALE-A GOOD PAYING LUMBER BUSf
ness; the only yard in 8 live town; must be sold
to close estate; capital required, about $4,000.
For particulars call MCAFEE BROTHERS,
lOS Montgomery st, San francisco, Cal ial9 I'm
The morning call., 1894-02-16

f'IGAR. STATIONERY AND CANDY STORE;
= worth $1,000 in sight: will take $1,000 cash
this week. Address Cigars. box "a. Cali Branch
once. fel4 Ats
The morning call., 1894-02-16
san Francisco, February 8. 1884.

II ADIES-NATURAL CURLY FRONT PIECES,
IL 81 upward; braids and switches 81 upward;
all kinds of hairwork. dressing and repairing: wig
making specially; all goods warranted and low
est prices MRS. NJ. DUVAL. 112 Eddy st, near
Mason, half block from Tivoli. fed cod Il
The morning call., 1894-02-16

CENTRALLY LOCATED SALOON: HAND-
" somely furnished: no agents; fnvestiration
solicited L. M. box SO. this Office feI6 3t*
The morning call., 1894-02-16

II ALT INTEREST IN ONE OF THE BEST
IL established carpenIer-shops south of Market
st.; $500. Apply 227 Fifth st. fe14 Ats
The morning call., 1894-02-16

TAKE NOTICE-INFO WANTED OF
the whereabouts of MARY BURKE. who when
last heard OF, lived on sherman ST.. Oakland. Ad-
dress j.. &. box l2S. Call Eranch ONCE lei 8 3tH
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AG ENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED.
w ANTED - EVERYBODY TO APPRECIATE
w the extraordinarily beautiful art WORK THE
California" When first issued the set cost $50,
but now it can be had for one-tenth that sum. pro-
vidinE. of course. you are CALL subscriber is If
MEN. WOMEN. BOYS AND GIRLS FOR NEW
vi business: IS q day easily made: samples and
terms free. G. Z. Marshall. LOckport, n. Y fl6 m2
"A ANTED-AGENTS TO SELL THE FINEST
made; big profit; sample &c; try them MAX
ERNST, Cleveland, Ohio. fel6 3ts
GENTS wANTED-sELLS FAST: BIG
n profits: we'll liked: needed in every house
and by every who travels: State or County
rights for sale. Address 9eary. room Ii. fel4 7*
GOOD HUSTLER WANTED II NEW LINE.
DOR EXPERIENCED CANvASSERS CAN OBJ
u tain immediate, remunerative employment In
city OF coun try. for 80 days; experienced agents
apply. Address L. p. McCARTY, S14 California St
5. F., Cal. fe13 LIT
IA ANTED-EXPERIENCED AGENTS TO SELL
w Bolgianos Little Giant Water Motor: fits any
smooth faucet and furnishes power for all kinds
of light machinery without cost; patented April
20, 1898; wonderful invention and quick sell
ler. NORTON BROS. CO, Pacific Coast agents.
21S n. Main ST., room Is, Los Angeles, CalfelO 1t
A GENTS wANTED-$3O0 PER MONTH:
~ wanted, live advertising solicitor. Call be-
fore A NJ. and from to p. NJ, HAMMOND'S
Agency. $50 Commercial st. fec tt
A GENTS CALL AND SEE OUR "FRENCH
~ Illustration" & Men of Achievement" CHAS
sCRIBNER'S SONS. 81 and 55 Crocker bldg 26 tt
The morning call., 1894-02-16

IU OMEN ARE NATURALLY ARTISTIC AND
w love the beautiful That is the reason
many OF the fair getting Picturesque CAL
ifornia." Part four is now ready. fel6 Ct
CTYLIsH SUITS. PERFECT FIT. FROM So UP
- 1857 Market st. ja24 6m
The morning call., 1894-02-16

AITUATION WANTED AS COACHMAN. SEC
- ond man, or taking care of fine horses and car
riages; best OF references given; can also milk.
A ddrsss c. NJ, box 132, Call Branch. fel4 3tF
The morning call., 1894-02-16

HALF OR WHOLE FOR SALE. MINERS
II Restaurant Coffee house. b33 Commercial
street. fe12 It's
The morning call., 1894-02-16

GOOO WELLSTOCKED SALOON: MUST
ID DOOO. sell account sickness: fine place for
man and wife; 15c lunch served. 1915 Steiner
street. fel4 3t$
The morning call., 1894-02-16

k0l CORNER SALOON; ID FURNISHED
~ CUU. rooms; good stock and fixtures; pool
table; best paying place in the city; to-day.
GUS. STRAND, so Kearny st.
The morning call., 1894-02-16

a ANTFD-PLACE IN PRIVATE HOUSE BY
W a Young man with fair educatioR; can speak
Spanish. c. NJ. BESOSA, S4l12 Fourth ave-. near
Pnint obos ave fel4 5tS
The morning call., 1894-02-16

G000 ONE OF THE BEST LOCATED AND
I'D OOO. most elegantly furnished apartment
houses In the city. Apply A. VI SPECK. ~ Mont
gomery.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03
ahat the lnctnr SAYS.

DIR. Z. C. Ti1imo1s. Of Allan
tn, Ga, says, Il taSe pleasure
in stating that I have used
Royal Germetder extensively in
nv practice and have found it
as nearly 3 specific for dyspep
STA. indigestion. catarrh and ner
vcus debility as any remedy |
have ever tried II is an ex-
ceIIent remedy for all stomach
and bowel troubles. Fog weak
and edhihtaFed women 2 th.nk
Il Is a wonderful remedy As a
local application II 10 a prompt
relief for piles, cuts, bruises and
sores OF al kinda. With my
family it is n standing house
hold remedy 81. s for 50.
For sale by L. ID. Isom & Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03
Srec;-s- Cases.


S Ell Clifford, New Cassel, Wis.
was troubled with nsGralsIa And
rhe1matit n his stomach was d-s
ordered, his liver wa affected u
IN alarming degree, appetite fel
away, and was terribly rCdacsd IN
FISH and strength. Three bottles
of Electric Bitters cured him.
Edward Sheppard, Hamburg.
III. had /. rnnnirg sore on hls leg
Of eight years standing Used
three bottles Of Electric Bittsrs
and seven boxes Of Bdcklsns Ami
ca SaIve and his leg Is sound and
val. John Speaker, Cafawha, .,
had i've large f-ver sores On ms
leg, doctors said be was Ineurahle,
One bottle Electric BItters and oue
box BuckIen's Arnfcan salve cured
him entirely. Sold By 7 Chan
dIeris drug store D
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

The most pasafEI cases c.
rheumatism may be relieved bJ
a few applications of Chamber
laIn's Pain Balm It's continued
use will cure any ease. no mat
ter eff how long standing. II Is
equally beneficial ter lame baek,
pain in the side, pain in the
chest. lameness, and in al pain
full affections recurring an ex.
ternaI remedy. \ piece of fan
mel saturated with Pain Balm
and bound on over the seat oil
pain IS superior to any plaster
For sale by all druggists
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03
tn ths Pasrla al axfard.

Il has been my custom each
20 give q Shakespearean
Recital but I shall not this year
m We are to have with rs that
renowned Shakzpearean reader,
MI hannibal A Williams. of
View YORK City, who has been
Induced to read here On Friday,
May nth. issA
Mr.. Williams Is ths best
Shakespearean reader In Ameri-
IA and the only one who devotes
himself entireIy..t0 Shakespeare's
pIsvs. was SO fortunate as to
near him In Boston and I readily
recommend him ~ a master OF
The art Of interpreting Shakes
uea-s plays and would advise
eTery literary person in Oxford,
and most especially, the lovers
OF Shakespeare, to hear him Il
uossibIe, az 1t viii be 4 rare
EteEzrT treat
SALLIE MCGEE lsoM.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

There - nothing 1 nave ever
Hsed for Muscular rheumatism
that gives me as much relief -
Chsmberiainis Pam Balm does.
l have been uSing il for aSsGt
two years-fcur bottles IN all
a. occasion required. and al
ways keep a bottle Of il IN nv
home. I believe I know a good
thing when | &c. hold of L. ana
PAIN Balm - the best lin;meat
| nave ever met with W b
Den1v, dzirvman- Se~ Licking
ton. Ohio. 50 cent bottles for
sale By all druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03
Snnarfesa

i good smoking secs, no
stems, % cents per pound
Good II Inch pIc. tobacco
= cents per pound,
Ladies : es;s > cents.
Fish Hooks cents a dozen
Good Needles I ceat a rapcr.
Coates Tread Z celt5.
Pns cent a paper.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03
5sstafAH.

McMinnville, Tenn, Nov. Is.
1851 mad kidney trouble for
over twenty years and had tried
everything | could hear of, with
out benefit. Two bottles of
Kings Rnya, Gernetrer cured
me. and I have not had any
trouble for six months aud be-
.lieve I am cured | certainly
think ii the finest remedy | ever
saw, and have recommended II
Ito many friends for tavers,
stomach, kidney and soveI
trouble, and their use Of jerwa
tues has been satisfactory IN
levery instance.
I'll III Faulkner.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

The Pr0m2tness and certainty
OF its cures have made Cham
berlains Cough Remedy famous
IL is intended especially for
coughs. colds. e-Gap and whoop
Ing coughs. and is the most ef
f%eetual remedy Known for these
diseases. VT G 3 Main. OF Tn
Ton City Pa, says Il have a
great sale on Chambersains
Cough Remedy. I warrant ev
cry bottle and have never heard
Of one siiling TO give entire sat
~isfaction-7 Sc cent bottles sold
by al druggists
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

From an advance pa,gzl u the
Phiiaddphis -vszaz q eaeHasaizfs
shich mp-ee IN La. eiGE I4ns we
aote thas 49, Isaa Il ozsaui. las
been zvtsE u arnsent the south
As SIZE il as only ~-U.herlo- "a tn
program VI e5nzi1srit quite an hon,z
. sippi Aa.i ~e mp. wss fsoa
sri 474iI HERSELF p tn. h11ar A. ~e
sssf sass sas sal reflect cre-li apon hsr
STATE a1f tn. South
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03
To ths farmers of IaFaystta Co.

Union Female College desires
20 give cut contracts 10 have
certain farm products supplied
during the next term The in
sta1tion prefers to give these
contracts TO persons who expect
to patrunEze the school during
the coming year. For further
information call at the college
or address J. c. Eshnan. BUSH
ness Manager.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

While Mr.. II Richcy. Of Al
.toua. No. was travelling IN Kan
s..s he Was taken violently III
with cholera morbus. He call
ed ut q drug store to get some
medicine and the druggist rec
commended ChsmbsrIainis Cole.
Cholera and Dgarrh0ea Remedy
50 highly he concluded TO try Is.
The result was immediate relief
and a few doses cured him CEN
pIstely. It Is made for bowel
complafnt and nothing else. Ii
never fails. For sale by al
druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

School Books Of al kinds at
publishers prices. Ink =. and 3
cents per bottle mGedsge )
ceass pen and pencil tablets
q 70 5 cents; tobacco - cents
q pound . bars Lucky or Banjo
soap for IS cents starch Scents;
school satcheis ). 10 and Is cents
each. You can buy a ine A.
bum for IS cents better 0ne
for sL00l
Jenkins.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03
sHlrlslg ArFIls SIZE.

rhs set SAIEa in tas wsrii for Cuts
. Slras. Cicers. salt Rhsam,
~ sores. rer-srs Chapel LANDS.
chIbIASns, Cdr1s. and al SKIN ernP-
nrns and positively cures piles or Hs
nav II Is xnAzAatesd % giEs rertees
-afssfaetsan az money rstandszL Pros
ssrper box For sale bT J T Chaldisr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03
Ice Cold Drinks.

Soda Water, Lemonade. Sar'
sapariIIa Mead, Seltzer, Sher-
bert, " hipped Cream Soda, lee
Cream Soda, Peach Cream Sher-
bert, Strawberry Sherbert, Pine
AprIe Sherhert and Settler
Lemonade. In connection with
the above, my Ice Cream Par
Tors are open every day from
10 AN to 10 Pm where lee Cream
is served as 10 cents per saucer,
Call and see me.
Rsspt.
41S4 G. W. Bufal0e
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

None os the Opera Eeuse
scenery Is used in the prOduc
ton of Faust anu Marguerite
every scene in each of the five
Aets being painted expressly for
the PLAY II will be produced
tor the benefit of City Cemetery
repair fund Tickets 81 cents at
Racket store. Every citizen
should patronize It
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

To accommodate bis custom
ers W W kiahle vii receive
choice Kansas City beef twice .
week. Leave your orders in
tine
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03
In the DAYS Of Our Grsndmathsrs

Sulphur and m0lasses reignei
supreme IN the Spring time
Nowadays We take Humphrey
Specific No 10 for Dyspepsia,
and all Stomach troubles, keep
ing the blood pure, 80 that no
Spring Dosing il necessary. For
sale BY druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

4 cordial invitation Is extend
ed to the entire clergy of Ok
ford to attend Faust and Mar
guerIte' Monday night May sth.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

Any person DESTROYS Of mark
tng the graves Of .heEr dsad-
viii ind al advantage in pur-
chasing their marble from " H
Em1Ey. who viii maize Peri0dt-
cal visits to Oxford during the
year ~ the representative Of I
3 Carson & Co, Jackson, Aiss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

Mr.. W E Clark has moved his
barrier shop down stairs into
the Howryx Fslkner b~ailsiing
with Mr. Crouch, where his Gus
toners viii And him ready 20
serve them
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

Messrs. ". A Galegr n l. aont-
yoHnsry g P. ezv e z Temple All
Z. L. sas-ens aeeurned from a hunting
Had fishing rip On TaIIahatcae last
SakEiav x1d report a Gne time. In
two and a hale days they killed o.
sqri--eiz md eEugat 20 pounds Of Esh-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

H. n. Will. as 4 chazstsr dsiln-ato-,
i second % 10 naa on ne Ams1ieAa
platform Do net rrI % hear h nat
pubic .hsot hal Tue lay night j..
WAY :
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

Mr.. W W Eimble has moved
into the Freuden5erg market
house. and viii keep well sup
pied with fresh meats and ice
Orders filed at all hours
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03
ICE

I have Just received a ear
load of ICE which I viii sell
and deliver a. all hours, at one
cent per pound.
Z a CROUCE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

when the election II held everybody
who knows the merits of DR. TirEsrcr $
4ztIssptE vii ~oss taar ir ha u1sed n
Al cases u wauads burns. seaIis.
sgra rs e..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

Faust and Marguerite Ter
the benefit Of repair fund Of
City Cemetery, Monday nigat.
Nay 7th.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

The Mayors coart aes been Lively
this week George LasaIi hr VIE
whipping. wa fined s25s and cost
jim Boone f1- Assault IlI battery
acquitted