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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-16

While the high muck-a-mucks of de-
mocracy were over in the Mogollons
distributing their lnsinuating cir
culars and ISLANDERS, they did not for.
get Sierra county. 1t is pretty mean
business for Grover Cleveland's re-
representatives. and appointees in New
Mexico to be guilty of, but there. is
no telling what depths of meaness
those slanderous administration de-
mocrats will stoop to, to attain their
ends of gaining their misrepresen-
tatives in congress and legislature.
Here is a copy of n of the "gut-
ter snipes" caught on the fly in
Sierra county:
"Populist Votersl We have a ter
ritorlal councilman for the district of
Sierra and Soc0rro counties to be elect
ed at this election. The populists have
no candidate in the field. The demo-
Gratis have nominated w. S. Hopewell
the republicans have nominated
Nick Gales. One or the other will be
elected. The successful one will re-
present your party a. well as his own.
Which do you prefer? Will you be
passive and allow the republican
strong-holds in the Mexican precincts
Of the two counties to choose the coun-
Gilman who will represent you in the
next legislative assembly? You VIC
late no poDulist principle; you infringe
no pOpulist pledge; you loosen no
Oopulist platform, by voting for coun-
Gilman; you injure no candidate on
the populist ticket. AS citizens and
voters you have a voice and should
have a choice. Choosel-andvote your
choice!"
Almost immediately, like a dose
of poison, it had some bad effect, so
an antidote was administered quick
ly by the republicans which effectu-
ally counteracted the venomous in
tent of the demo-pop "~dodger,"
and the district was redeemed
by the republicans; for the peo-
pie, of the district formed by the
counties Of Sierra and Socorro, see
ing the contemplate narrow-minded-
ness and race-hatefulness of the cir
cular, repudiated by an immense
majority the scheme of the plotters
against the interests of Sierra and
Socorro counties.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-16
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Official Count of Election Re-
g.
turns of Sierra County.

Hlllsborough, N. M, Nov. sth, 1894.
The commissioners met as * ofico the
county board of canvassers of the vote poll
ed in Sierra County at the general election
held in said county November 9Th, 1894, with
the following result, viz:
The whole number of votes cast for dele
gste to congress was nine hundred and
eighty-seven (9sO of which number Thomas
B. Catron received our hundred and fifty
three (453l.
Antonio Joseph received two hundred and
fifty. four t2Al.
T. B. Mills received two hundred and eighty
(2sO).
For members of the council, nine hundred
and four t9O4). of which number
Nicholas Gales received four hundred and
eleven (4ll).
Wizards. Hopewell received four hundred
and eighty. nine (4s9).
Geo, A. Beebe received four (4).
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-16

"HopeweHs victory in this county is
the greatest victory In the territory
Sierra County Advocate.
You are mistaken, neighbor. Hope
wells majority over GALES in Sierra
county was IS, while Gales ma
jority over Hopewell in Socorro
county was about ITO. leaving a
grand majority of 90. The former
majority elects to stay at home. and
the latter majority elects a member
to the territorial council. hence the
greater victory. Seel
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-16
Adjourned to meet tomorrow at 9 O'Clock

Adjourned to meet tomorrow at 9 O'Clock
q. m
sEcoND DAT
Commissioners met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Ordered, That James Dalglish be and is
hereby appointed special messenger to car
~ the election returns to Santa Fe, n. NJ,
and that he be allowed the sum of fifty $50
dollars TO be paid out OF the general county
fund for expenses, the Territorial Jegis-
lature having made no appropriation for
such service.
ordered, That the following taxes be re-
bated, viz
P. H. Clanton. on cattle for year 1891, $500.
W. U. Grozier, valuation on cattle reduced
from $9OO.OO to $4,000.
W. J. Hill Cattle Co.. valuation on cattle
reduced from $4,000 10. 100000.
Petition of NJ. Morgans asking q reduction
on the valuation of the lands of the Grover
estate was presented to the board and was
laid over for further consideration.
Ordered, That the licenses as assessed be
delivered to the collector for collection.
Whereupon the board adjourned to meet
the first Monday in December, 1894.
Attest.
1. D. HILTY,
Chairman Board of
County Commissioners.
THos, G. HALL,
Clerk.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-16

The fne Italian hand of the I'm
perial was plainly visible in the
demo-pop pantomimical show that
terminated IN a dismal failure in
Sierra county.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-16

The Sierra County Advocate seem
ed to in bad humor in its issuse of
last week. The total failure of the
democratic populist monkey-trap was
certainly excessively irritating to the
defeated.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-16

Sierra county republicans entered
the campaign On square and fearless
issues and thsy won. The demo
pop straddA issuse wasa fat failure.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-16

Those of the Sierra county repub
licans who supported the demo-pop
movement are beginning to suspect
that they were the victims of a vile
political scheme,
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-16

aClosed down for repairs-Our Mills.
New Mexico Nugget.
Hellol What's the matter? Did
the Sierra county cyclone scare him
so that he ran bis legs OFF,
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-16

The old democratic mule, that en-
tered the political race in Sierra
county, was not strong enough to
carry both the democratic and popu-
list parties and she broke down,
leaving the demo,pops in the mud
dy, Shiny depths, of the democratic
slough
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-16

The demo.pops are TALKING about
contesting sheriff.elect Kahler's cleo
ton on the ground of irregularities"
Letter pop, the republicans do not
fear tie terrOrs Of a contest.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-16

The vote of the %woolgrowers of
this territory was a crushing rebuke
10 those democrats editors that lied
about and attempted to mlsrepresent
the actual effects of free trade has
OIL the market price of wool
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-16

Since the landslide occurred, the
sheep editor of the New Mexican
talks like a fellow that had taken
his wool to a very cheap market
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-16

Those Il am a democrat" stump
speakers a woefully silent these fine
days.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-16

The landslide in Sierra county
was a crusher to the democrats and
populists.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-16

LosT-On November 9Th the demo
O parties in Sierra county. Finder
will be suitably rewarded.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-16

Republicans that got caught in the
demo-pop monkey-trap are wonder
ing where they are at.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-16

During October the national DEBT
was increased $13,6S0,s54.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-16
Highes, of all IN Leayeping Powa-LaHt Y s Cow kep''
@A.!!! R \
ABSOLUTELY PURE

The 100000 Indians of the United
states hold 100000 acres OF land, ex1
clusiveof Alaska.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-16

Growers object lesson fractured the
solid south.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-16

Gen. Coxey and Col. Mills have
been elected to keep off the grass.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-16

Mills polled 1900 votes in the ter
Fitory.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-16
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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-16

Sierra did herself pround. Shake!
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-26
SOUTHERN oLEAsIaGS


The New Orleans Pearune. e1nment-
ing on the e0fson situation and OUTLOOK.
says
- n -rssErx ax price g sa-@-i "a
she a.Eef @atrr-ataa-i hv srtnn<rs tkA1 tas
prssszt saprlr {. -a~-lens ssr al ae-,ls AL
taa1 zcrsa<e Tor ra~ a<E srs.oa Fruulsss t7es
20 Increased A. 20 rsEavs al AA1letE a. - ne
rlsu-~ suurgT
VII N ur-f1re-s sue<szast1ts the Tr-fic-
rfor- ~ srianers Win respect - tn> rssurs
supplE ~ taerw2siax zh@ arr1 Gevsts& 20 cot
toe or VIII tATr rruhs - - lssssus o. past
seaseGs al refrain f-su lzrr~asiaz M are
AZ aHlu tn murusezeat "a ~ 1la-
% e1ttau wNrranzx saeA a course IL
mast b. 1znisart tnas the Nisiers frona
TeEs- rlzher rslur % A lnrr-k->
in sh@ ARA - be planted IN crtran- Hnsf - IA
Lrne >tar state F-ustaees a TerF arEe sraEnr
tlcn % The rruR Al fnerea-e tasr- exn aus AL
% awe Al zpsrssn1 m1sue- 50 the teal
ytebL wIth respect ~ tas stae- ssatez ne
l-nfarnA1lan = ra1arr earsscfizr wtsh ta@ al
vices a. haas NJ s~-esasiF e-anfts % var
razt snT s~stief vsss On tae sahFstt ErrA t1s
xgueruEs.r report - ree~lgsi Ia 4Nle
WHk rhe rnaWlatEs % a Eea.s saprlr 4e~aN.,
ant Win 10 prlsrwef % laereksst aervzgs f1r
the e0ain< rrup. ne splan=rs f=-l sa1t tasT
have O. In tseir re@er 70 dletA1s 7rtcrs tae
m1re particularly - the fear q the pass=zs q,
the H4aea aa-tersea tu has artv-z ~
spsasZzrgr< uus e she mlrssE a. eo@
regftars In This cpoi1fton e 1-At-s
IN curs11 pr1-inss=s q the casHtrY have
an snl-et -s-cn e - ~xr@risrc-s they VII,
have 90 20 fhrugEh annually s&1aht the Hatch
htu h~cams law ne sPtaaerx Epgi3 thea -
The snE Buyers All -lsarally theT xoalI ssss
10 rarvsase sa@ crav A. cn>apgy As pa-sfhle
ant ktvtar Ha competition fruun speeuEarers,
saey E0ult saEe II IN their power 10 dlcrsse
urf-<s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-26
o s-cissoRIsGs.

TEE British mercantile navT has enss
IN buiIdfnx EIs@s7Oooa
THr head Of the rzttlsSuaSe has been
known 10 i1efcs n fatal wound after
being severed from the BODY
Or 5000 persons ore arrives AZ the
are Of zoe years Of $50 one sttafns the
are Of -. and in leo hres % the
are Of So
A Hox Of earth has been sent from
the a % Cen Lafayette 70 the
Daughters of the American RePzbiic
a. Saa Francisco in which 20 plant .
tree OF liberty
Tur diamond : rot among the ear
IseSs ~ezss known q nan u has not
beer found in the FuiuS Of Nizevsh- n
the E-ruscan ~sspulehers nor n the
touhs % the PhEnieianS
An old stage eoaeh- that had been
held up and robbed e~fghty-shrs~ times.
usx lies diSuzztiesi IN the yard Of
I livery stable in PhEenix- A 7 Iwe1-
" a < it began running between
Prescott and Tombstone
THERE are sixteen counties in Penn
~svlvania and New York Of the same
nar-e- They arr Allegheny Citation,
| Columbia Delaware, Erie franklin
Fulton. Grpene. jefferson Monroe,
Montgomery. Sullivan Warren Wash
ingtou- Wayne and Wyoming
TEE srSt lighthouse in America was
| built at the entrance 10 Boston hareo'
in rzr[fs at a cost Of about sll-soa
Erected BY the orie- Of the ge1er1I
court of the pruvincs % Iassl-hu=sts
bav. it was supported BY light dues d
one penny per too on all vessels en-
eept caster
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-26

II the following kcrsrs haf h--n xr,er-r
hT o best Known and ucsc ese@pr,s-f
~neIyhoors they cuukf be 10 uaur~ WORTHY 4
your cucfsienc- than they now are. cunirx
IS tney do, from vel known. tnreiigerE. and
Trustworthy cIn1enSe who, IN sher several
nefghoorhocs&s ENJOY the fullest eDnf.ienr-
and respect Of al VINO know them The
s1os~r Of the above portrait Is n wei
Ercw1 &n1 MIRA respected lady. Mx Iohr
G. Foster. resst1nx AZ Sa Il Chaplin Street.
CsnanszlxA Y Y She WRITES % Dr. ii
y Pterre. Chrf Consulrinx Phvsrtasr - -
InvalEAS HGeel and Surxirsl Taxrs-a1.
NJ Bzrzns v Y IS fo1ows= aT WIS
sruUhlsd with ecsenza, or sal<-rh~um ~xen
vaar< declared With nzmbsr ~
cur hrrse physlclan= aci received n,
oenenr wharever- l aIso rsck Treatment
nu@ phxsicisns IN Rarhe-cer. View YORK
reAAs1s5pn1a- Jersey Citv. Btnghamrar. AID
r-rr1ved No oenenE from rherl In f.rr
! ezve paid cot hzri-~is u 41llsr. =, ~.
torsnrs v1tenuE bsnsf1 Nv hrurh=r cau.
20 vnss1 Us fruna the West and he rpLd "a. :,
ny DR.. Perres Gok3en N~slrzI Disrpv.rv
he had taken & and L bal cure. him /
have taken TEN bottles Of the .ps-ruv-rv
and an entirely cured. and II ther~ shr--s 7
De ery one wishing a1y ~nfernrarsuu I wuuIi
Gladly correspond vlra thern. n rn-r encsn-e
RETAIN xrazrp-deuvehrpA.-
Voc less rena-kahbe . the following rruu
NJ Burton = prouEnsnr uerrranr
o. acxs1r Y c. Who a-s= II kai
Deem troubled with skin dsease al ~
ns As l g~w oh3sr the e-sase ss~r,e-t
ax1ng asrronser end upon ne. Ir1si
many advertised reEex5es wirh ro brn~Sr
2rf1 w1s led % crv DR. Herr-is Go6den
Heecz Discovery When I herxn 49,
ny 7estr1 s1s very pG1r : n fscr. s.~.rzl
Persons have since tod ne that they thrurhr
a.ni ne eonsnnrrrn IweEzhet crlT abrUr
spcu,aS he eruption On nv an wax
1Grnps1asd oy severe nShza< It was a-s
v Z IL neck snf bad znd r. ir-hsr~5
ezre asrr1g r~zescrz5Se This vas Nv
61r1 Ee=n ] began .zz=g rhe sDssrr-wr
eEe1 wc1d rub the parts Atacr1d a E-s
q or.nry scale wouk1 An ca
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-26
italian. FOR the Delta

Italian immigration into the Yazon-
Mississippi delta has received n Sudden
Impetus
IA. : eagsst - rrupsrsitas1- m1te bT Capt
G. r. WTIlsms % Sreeaz1Ile. 70 sas Itl1Iar
Huth1risleS lat wNseh have z~s VITA their az
prevail CAPT WtlliAzs who II well har5sel
D. EtHT larEv 11lnfsrs Ia Wasafaz,ar art Al
FEreat c5un-rss eEsrs - furnish AL iznl
grEHsS Wsh fau1AeS Epaa EAsfr arrival
tn t1fS GENTRY. vita lEd "a easy
tens HeE~- vita prfVi-xe cr pH--
cnass 1t the -ul q tNn yaars 90 70 sell them
lEaA 20 - paid sor ID tea years H says ~
caa sarplT ! PrHcz1eaflF znHzise,t auzser o.
ima-rzurs wsra homes Ia thfs manner. Hat
thKs a. principals viii Sfv41cs shsrz -uDCb--
A. = Gore vita usxrp teuauss. u Il 1asasr
-rca1 shat Eau@ hu- families KHi- . pay thetr
eva Fassl<s 1os E-<tr~A M demand fsr
ss-h tenants is rsET large and egEsz t-uz Al
parts q tn EeltA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-26

dispatch from Washington. n C.
Savs
IA Prisisa t.retru CO. hr- pasfJsset a -
rert f-nu1 = \ RlN~1mWA gSar eurs1E -
CA1riss1uu cn tea rl-ing IN south garuGat
IN Ndrcn h. &euLzr~s rhas. ewing 70 The I'll
uatc conditions taHt Farr &C Sogfh Carolina
Eaers ta@ Fbtzt hHs n-@n cuiriuxsesL gives
premise q zr~1r <nsces. a The pr,sIzcrlsn %
-=a Eaers nFl1tIrs q eEperts arr xfvpu
Naich -h1S caar r. pru.tE-s r1nRs very hixn.
esizz Hgrrh s-sE1 g cruEs - n esass a souut
Ehoae-als auf saaz zss ssasssu ahou. =,
upgnS % eEr-l tex pe- 49, N~re seru-pz8
Tne pl1uTs &rs sraI T1ga- AMI rnurh nesaer
rr-uEs arr Consistently Vr-slicteL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-26

The Georgia FHsefse oEciaIS have
given a pass tn VIM Gaut. Of Iudiauogl-
Miss tn attend the confederate veter~
ans reunion At BTr mingham. Ala
William cant X al cid nsxro Who ~. -A-
hss5F servant % Ten AIe-rr Sbsuey johnson
dErirr the H-etean vsr AMI the war between
The states At Shileh Gsu Johzson va nrre-f
fruu hs hors@ lnI placed n Al 1mhuI1u-e ~
thiS rAis1fsl Old SERVANT WuLiH- - a great
faVerire VIII TIE eli settlers. and thev VIII
give BIN r1Yai trgarHeaf duria< n. say n
Hru1a-e=H
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-26
sroa xrna

ne resAer q tbs paper VII - P1aEsef e
@A-E EA1r tn9r@ > AZ least 0ne DREADED
1% tE1f &acncr rs be~n abe 70 cure n
Els saN All tA1z = CararrA Hal :
CAs@rrM m = the oulv positive Gar.
<n9Ea % TIE UstRzI fraternity. Ca.arrh
oeIn<a constitutional diseas% r~Fu-rpS a
qnsasat1g12 Treatment Halls Cata-h
CGre taken Internally acNu< dfFersIy "a
eogd alt U1rrus sIrfksS Of tha
sgs1-- thereby destroying the Foundation
y tie dlssa~e aEf giving the paf5eus
lrngr y aWltlEE - the es~astirurIpa
AA1 assisting z1s1sD dofaEits work. Tie
nupreeoS AEe - nah faish In it. eVra-
I'VE p0We@ that they oEer One Hundred
1o-4ns Tor any case that It fails 10 cure.
>end for LIST Of testimonials
Aa1rsS% 81 CaESEr q Co Tos3o. O
ISL bv Duz-<s.s 3
Halls F4zly Pills - cezra
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-26

Wear Ashland Cisv. Tenn. Planter
sam Jones son- aged L. killed his sis
ter
H Va c1resss4E hIaaEnx a pistol n .hs
Trs<en-e e hrs tire. small sisters. a1,t uolus.
I'll = ~ ne shie-G. @gesf : ant r1lzing me ham
m~r FuL@s she triEzer SIMPLY TO frrghren h~-
ne Eistsl W. disarrrest aut the HuIlet uene-
-rare4 her HAT aelr she sc eye The ehf-
&rsn = uutd~r oGf In M Fard hard tn. snar
ana ru=eea tnsa TIE h1ase - ard three ter
rrEsf children SsrFias over the corpse q her
uazsss grL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-26
@B~xk~

Thousands e~ar ,sssiraurv. IN .,,,.rv
arms % ne ef5eary II tbs wcrdsr<,I -
- curing The mnsE obstinate $50. =
soess every organ ITO hsalrhv ar-irr -
ms vrr2.1.es and enrirhe< n. bscrS -
4roggn n seanses and r-rexs - -
sse-m Al hsod skin, ard sczIp -
- ecsa1aan es1schy or eraption- - -
- A. erzr-t 5T- Fer csr-qr
~ EHnA- errsipelx briIs -
.-14. e1a1-- er uaex nerk saf srI.rz-s
80 nj ss-llzE L 5 "A u1--ns-5
49, sEalerr. eoAtzEozx blnod1oIs1r
&c Of - rsrruz BY ne -D~pr--9
p~srs-gsr11x Use ne No. -
s1sT1 rsf0ru<ss azd 51sr NJ rag
en ntsssses Of ths sEr- ~
- rAass 1ls<rzrlnx the vx-;c-- -
ncGs zA1led By tha WEIR. r41F
4A Azsoca=uu- BztraIn -
e ~ esrz Er rcse.x~
O. 80 en- sssSfass.s nss...s EpJau.
I'D sar= CT Users -asSea -
Gno1zz n sszzzp. I" a1e
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-26
II can.sa-n.s nsnnI

Lady Of the Hoase-Touorraw : I
holiday PeSE- 80 vou can 20 out and
ez5uv rourSelf
Ncna2l-Iaere arr 50 MANY COMMON
people On The streets On shese haIaIav<
that I would prefer IN stay IN the
apz Perhaps voa and your has
1und bad h~tre- 80 oct and mfnsIs
with ne moh-TexS SIftza&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-26

Henry Montgomery. eolored. w..
iyuehed NJ LsNisburE. Tenn Noas.
gOmery had served n term for Larr~zv,
and threatened 10 burn out whites
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-26

\ sad incident occurred near Syla-
eaEga- Ala the other day
Al BaEien- accompanied ~ his 500 and
IL arhert1-law vent oaf n the country n n
S1gau AhsIvy STERN arse Nhile th@v were
en route 1on-e IN ti-hrr vas scattered
right ami H1. and EHalY a large tree VA.
AloEu 1cru=- The vlxou. BoEtsz va killed
Instantly his had nsfzx mashed almost 10 a
puIP his sea fatally injured 2ad hHs t1shereIn-
Law s~@rtarsstx surr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-26

N4nV persaas suffering f-um chronic IAek
efvEpr ass ths-S@LVes this question IN vEn
IhsF Raw nexstst tie Gee sure MEANS Q.
cuuferr1lg Wh1rtheT AK 1si long for In 4
vcrT arlFf TIRE II they wgEhd bur uSe Hos
teEaers SzoZ.n BlttsrS. they woEld find
HER appetite ard slesp renewed and
ss-vl<rh revived The Bitrers VIII 4ASo szrs.
y remedy dySpersiA malaria and liver COR
plLnr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-26

Lori NcsiIe-Av-Auericaa girls
must b different from English girls 4
tAey arr permitted 10 - about with
0Gt ~erzpen1uS doas ron know
American Gi-l-Perhsps American
men z-e different from EnrIishmen-
y Y WeeSIr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-26
pa Nss 80 M -H-.Irr-

>iHa0u nav>.a vell-kaowu farmer of
kerr county Tex went to San 4uto-
Mo To b. treated fog heart disease by
Dun Pesirito the so-eaIIeI Mexican
saint Owing 20 the hrve e-uxI at
Eoa Peirltos heme Mr. Davis epuli
not - the wonderful healer. and had
Just catered a hack when he dropped
dead
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-26

nariiaE exeisized the boa con
str1ctsr Nko had @eaPed from the
uuS~zra and returned IN his native
jungle
Avauut- ooaEy -vioizea the wife Of
his bosom I've read al ah-Sut vOu-
The idea Of q 81 your age b~sn.
charmed by 4 SutiE girl with blue ere.
and .aufy hair -Philadelphia Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-26

Henry wOriey. 4 Williams eourtv
Ca farmer. was shot dead in his
neld He was blowing a. the time
No one saw his aSsaSsfax
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-26

UueleG eoTge-Ar~ yOu learning mueh
AZ %chao.F
Little Nephew-Y@ inde~L I'm
earning 10 ST stu. an aog talk an
81 make any noEse. an get m an II
tgEz- An n2rsA an lots Of thing
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-26

The grand lodge Of the Knights Of
Pvthi4s of Alabama has decided 70
build 4 s50.eoo home for the widows
and crphArs Of rh-r o-5Ar
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-26

81 a session of the North Alabama
presbyterv at Birmingham action was
taken looking tn the amalgamatiou Of
the hOule mission interests of the
northern and southern branches Of the
church
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-26

Es~zrfL 10 the ~rrpfurrion Of the uoss PER
fect AID popular LAXATIVE re-edy krozn.
Fave eEah4d the California zig SFrP Co
- Acnlesea great s1aess \ he repE-aric1
ct Is reEedy. syrup OF ELES Is Il : COR
cs-s9 - q rns Universal Axz1ve. For sale
~ II trzzE1z.z
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-26

oox fer ca-~TlrE poS-z2a stzE1ps n - v@<-
pccxe- VII b EsZ@1 FREE upcr rsrsf-r ot
for poSzaze St1Urs accepted
Ad6--zs CB Rrz-. u C P A. C. & o
Ey. Gzczzzr. Oha
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-26

Prof r = Ricketts, for twenty vear
with the Whitworth enllege. Brook
haven Miss. vas elected president of
NeteheS college. WoodvilIe. Mss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-26

FE VILE ! Nw M ehAnrs Ct h-u-er
rrun taxing The sDsscuw-r~ hrr -
n rs use. z<rirC nv bcwess eppn k~--[--
IT rsrcSs P-a@alr Fellses 1nd rass,w =
1tn o1hanor sx@rc.-e As w1s pazsibi@ zurl
o~x1 - gan II 1ssh, sad EEtsaar -,
1seae re4eass- - knAi task tr-Tur -.
year samsSaers cruu dcae<n ~ sixnre~n -.
- ef NE Da-uxsrv' r. hHS ~ -,
LIT y-ars since I 1rsx zs~i q Aad rhc1rs
=. Iag S@raeiT z1y za= ts first Tesr
ny bath enurlnurs rnaI NJ -
ssl<HE beng E To ID puEzrsAs. rusr.-s -
- Z vas WHEN I begin rhe u-e N -
Oasnx=rT- MANY persons have -~ri,,s-S
= 9e ny improved srpee-anra Scm-
~ Do& Tuuzxsr than I e1d 1T va
snen wss married an rrw ssr-v
ssas yeas eli E1d stronger, Gaa @ns5x
- eea-rn than ! hare ever dnne hefar-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-26

Mrs Frysr. n widow. Of CIzrkNnle.
Tenn foand that W " MeNeeIv. who
lad been wanting her TO marry him.
wa married and had him jailed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-26
ss-IoNS IN JEwELay.

TIE re- silver toast racks Indicate
that toast Is II fashio1
NrsrAED pots Of red Eiass set in per
fo-ated silver with n silver are
rev.
ryrAsrroscf sa-d set n gold are used
as double Ink sleeve buttons By Peo-
pie Of artistic azd gries tastes
NV tizrzs are built H<s cruwz&
The eentrrs are A. least four inches
high Talk about American queens
THr trouble with many Of a poess S
thas they ussaEr Their pastc @cense for 4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-26

Audley C. Br1ttOu- a w~eIl-knowu eiti-
zen of Natehe= Miss. died n few DAYS
ago aged Il Mr. Brittol was engaged
u the Banking business