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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-07

This n 10 notify all the creditors u
Hunter n Harold, surcrssotA 10 Hunter
Haffnid 4 Maddox Of Fort Worth, Texas,
that 90 fhr q January lh'l, TIE hall
tirm ~ Hunter q Harold appointed NE
tnelr arslguee and assigned 70 me under
lie statutes n IeSaa all ihelr property FOR
the benefit " such " their creditors -
Will accept their proportional part Of their
.siate, and discharge them ron thelr
debts. SAM q. TOMLlNsoN, Aeslg1iae.
Fort Worth. Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-07
| A JEALOUS NEGRO.
ldlitd pres,

f,ssas, La, Feb. G.-Joseph Brown.
4Y colored, shot and instantly
alAesuc partner. Phlllls Brown.
n ., Tie murder took place ON
sue5t Jealousy was the cause.
a -.lllleI1d 10 Tho nnllce.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-07
wANrnD-ro EXCHANGE.
ilornfs.
AgsIoNrn.s aAln or Flow rAoronr.

The plant Of the Tcmpie Black Land
piosy d. h equipped With hll necessary
machinery and DIES Tor turning out 2dY
10 $50 steel plows per week, Also wood
gie trees, neck yukoe plow tongues. ete1
ete. All new. totHl cost $4,000. VIII
aeli tho entire piani 20 The highest bidder
ron CASH on Tuesday, TebnRry 20 1874
in front u the Temple national bank, rem-
Wv mo. II. STEPHENS, Assignee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-07
POUND.

- worm HAS FOUND THAT
TUB lltilhs,ty1,,.95s's aNlIsEPTIc nEFRIGER-
~ stoss MAIN. heb wounds, hurns
s.t.ss r,fs cole, poll evil, foot-eyii.
nsiuis bolts. barb We ennu Az Jou1
druggist soF free aAnipis aaa enelaaf.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-07
zoos COTTON PALACE.
XIX NV Last Night Towards its
Capital Stock 100000.


4 "FatNl.
~ Feb, 6.-The call of the
club for a meeting tonight
~ Of the cotton palace pro-
~ opi o large number OF rep
,'NuAens. aud committees rem
4 'sty l.ne of business. The
4 was unanimously expressed
4,,seee,asary funds can be raised
Is,,s " taken to this end. The
, n sh,otgi q ihe cotton palace was
4 l.VVNVQ, shares OF S25 each.
y paid up, aud subscriptions
r,. We paid at the rate Of 10
III D1 ,. An active canvass by
IA presenting every line Of
very vocation win be com
tsrsiis'8t The utmost enfhus.
III ~ AM, anu the greatest conf
'Itd fuvoess of the enterprise is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-07

Office OF Secretary. Fort WORTH Tex,
FNb y 1904 The regular annual meeting
II the stockholders 0f the Fort Worth nnl
neayer TeriDluai Railway VIII be held ~
Inc Omen ~ the company Va the ciiy y
fgri Worth on Tuesday, March q, 1901 ht
" O'Clock Room. W. A. lWas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-07

gealed proposals. VIII DO received up 70
isnt f1r the erection or etoht Or brick
hotel according 70 plans now GU file nt The
inv oiiice ~ Jhcka6n Kendrirk. Ardmore.
i. N. al nj the ONCE of j. j Kane A Sons,
archiiecta Fort Worth Tex.
WIsNnR HOTEL CO.
Afdmptp. ], n.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-07

nv order ~ court al persons having
nlafins ngalnfi She Gazette Company of tho
Deuorraf Publishing Company are hereby
Notified 10 Me lie same with me within
three months from February 20, lHA. MY
once Is nnom ~. Harley building, fort
worth rexhs ghs February o, 1870.
IKnY OuNkLLN. MeeeiNer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-07
SHORT OR LONG PANTS,

It's all the You're bound to breathe easier you fitted out
for the of winter suits made the PINK FASHION
and sold at Low Prices That makes easy buy them Don't go
seed and usued when costs little be aed elegantly and
seasonaby in suit that's combination style make
up and material Our New Shapes Stiff and Soft Hats being dis
played and just the things to be topped off with full line ofnew
Vases Telescopes also Full Dress Leather Bags just received
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-07
.sNHII. onusHEp.

sssul. leland y, living a fen man n,,l By
Started home Ia a b ra.sss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-07

zette. has moved from el4 Ala'h ~ ~ -
Fourth aud Rusk streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-07

~ you WANT ANYTHING IN THAT
line wrna the Forr Worth stamp COM
psny as 1laiu street. foTt Hoftb,
Yeas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-07
LOST

LOST LIVER COLOREp SETTER BITCH,
about eight months old. Has leather col.
lar with smhli stopl ring Finder will
please return 10 nna Main street aud get
liberal reward. Geo. Lottler.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-07

WANTED -NEws AGENTS OK TRAINS,
Apply to the Union News Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

If, "a a great many believe
aud assert, the strained relation
between labor aud capital to
day is chiefly the result of the
opposite policy, then the plinci
pies Of KuowHotkingism were
right.
America is not the home of
the striker. anarchist or com
munist. tie was bred in the
crowded Districts of Europe;
and If he had been excluded
from participation in the gov
eTnment of this country, there
is lot an individual American
who would not to day be the
gamer thereby. America for
Americans. The people who
sabdued this country, built its
cities, created its wealth, and
founded its Institutions, should
govern Il, and if not the only
par,akers OF rs blessings. then
certainly they oEiy should die
tate the terms aud conditions
upon which its blessings and
privileges should be dispensed
g aile8S.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12
Rssolu.07s Ct EhSsY.lIs y. Z.
SsaGsy Schaol.

Whereas. Prof. X. Harmon
Prof l. Il fEisht0ver. Miss Nag
lie Ne aFtv. AID many p1uis
Of the 4. y $. Who have been
attending tins Sunday School
have nnyed from our midSi ;
therefore he Il
Resolved. !. THIS; "a Prof
Harmon the Sunday School has
nst and ear0es; aud efficient
teacher. one Who has iaboIed
faithfully with rs tor Eve years
> That 10 I'T0f i~lighioEeT We
lave laSta fsitafg, and earnest
I. teacher. one Who va ai<ays
iouud 1t the post of duiy-
-. That in Nil. Maggie Me-
CaIiy We have lest a iaiihiai
and eficieu; CTEanist
! That the mary pupIls were
fsiiiitri and di,igent. AMI caTIy
With ;h6m our sympathy srd
pray CT
;. That veiearti'y and cheer
fuzzy commend then 10 the
good people wherever they u%y
20. With the assurance that
their influence tor good sIi he
felt.
q. That these resolutions {
recorded ia the SecreiaTYs
book. and that copies be sent
to the oxford papers FOR pu5'i'
cation.
Cruse Arnold,
Ina Miller.
Myrtle Graham,
;. II Logan.
q l.. HIgh;Owe--
Ccmnittee
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12
an Honar arongfally Credited.

Many o; our readers probably
remember a dispatch from Wash
ingioh, published in the dailies,
which stated Senator McLaEIin
had succeeded il getting Il bill
through giving the State Uni
versiiy a valuable tract OF land.
The writer thought at the
time that tre story sounded
very hshy; aud nov the Oxferd
EAGLE explains the true inward
ness of the affair which shows
that 10 Chancellor Fulton is due
the credit OF having worked the
thing mp, ably seconded by Sena-
tor George and Congressman
Kyle. AL that NeLaariB did
was 70 rise and call the bill
from the calendar aud have ii
put on its passage.
It's a great thing sometimes
TO stand in with correspondents
when one wants nOtoTiety -
Southern Sentinel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

Federal Cont convened at
Vicksburg last week but on &C
count of the lack of fluids to de-
fray expenses, nhe appropria
lion for this purpose having
been exhausted the court was
adjourned to the January term
The District officers of that Iii
vision should come to Oxford
aud learn from our officers how
10 obyiate this contingency. U
here they simply borrow the
money from the Bank (which
mas plenty on their personal
notes, and court goes on just
The same, and they wait for Con.
gseSs TO pass the "De6sieucy
Bii.r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

Ne regret to see that S a
Wi:herspoon. Esq, OF Meridian,
is a candidate for Congress,
agins, John 5 Williams, be-
cause we are a friend to Mr..
Wltherspoon aud would yery
much ike 10 see him honored
With the position to which he
aspires, knowing MIN to be in
every way qualified to I'LL the
place with distinction aud hon
or.
We think John ) williams de.
serves a re election. not only
because it is q Democratic Gus
tom 20 endorse a Representa-
tive's first term. but also be
cause his course IN Congress
mas been honest, open and bril-
liant. and because he is nov
prepared by his experience to
DO better service for his con
stituents and his party than
before. For this reason we are
sorry Mr. WitherspoOn Is a can
diIste. and hope he may YET
withdraw from the race, and al
another time come out when
the prospects are more fayora.
BILE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

We haze heard it noised
abroad that for the past few
days a miniature strike has been
raging ia he northern portion
of taiS county. Il i stated that
4 limited number OF uagoS. en-
gagged Ia hauling ties. whose
striking pEoPensi:ics have led
them 10 hit Ter higher wages.
have refused L. work for the
salary uOw being offered. or 20
let others accept their JOB. If
this be true We may soon expect
70 hear Of the heath and burial
Of a few of Itaiy's auarchist;eal.
Is inclined sons The business
folks OF the Delta dOu't tolerate
any focliShaeSs along that line,
and when 4 lage attempts TO
say who shall and Who shant
work for them. they viii pull
down their old mus6ets and
MAKE a long tail snort. We
would guarantee that a strike in
the Delta would Eeau tie time
iy carrying OF of lots OF such
men -Indiauola I2dex.
And this is what the Delta
may expect at any time. if she
persists as she has started out.
ia filing up that section With
Italian farmers. The experience
Of the North and New Orleans,
should convince the people OF
the Delta that the italian is not
a desirable citizen, even when
in small numbers; pat him down
in sufficient numbers to feel his
his strength, and he will be q
source Of continual annoyance
and trouble. As the negro says.
the best way TO get along with
the Dag0 is TO let him alone.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

Y5lsr Hens 81 is5ss Lea ue.
pur-us { u . call The yonas
men OF tie town met st ,hr
Court House last Monday eve
ming for the purpose ot organ
izihg a i:aslaeSs League. The
meeting was wyH attended. sad
lie proceedings though Eeccs
sau'y incomplete by virtue OF
the fact that no ieaaite plans
bad aecu maiur,d wss eui4us-
astic aud satisfactory 10 It's pro
Ieetogs, and there Is every rca
son 80 believe ;h4. mlch good
vii result from the Efforts q
this organization. The meeting
Eas called 20 order. aud pcrml
ueut officers were elected al.
fellows. v.z President. e. IS
Peire Nice>Prrs.icnt. " II
Bai.d. Secretary 20 Davidson;
Treasurer. ) J. Nelson.
\ comuiitce az seven vas az
poiaied 10 farea constitution
and by lass for thc government
Of the asS1c.4,iau. amt they uiii
report {, the meeting next Non
day evening Al, o'clock. ~hen
steps Kill Zoe taken 90 complete
thr organ sivo1, looking 10 tle
Improvement and up-tu.!l.ug u
the t0Wu.
The character oftaosc attend
u- the meeting and iae officers
elected adds greatly to the sin
ees aui eaTues;ncss ga the
part ottle Young nen in their
desire 20 accomplish good. and
i oaly rtmt.ns Tor the comm
uity 70 ere uIage and aid them
ia their lsaiab!e undertaking
aud Oxford shall feel tire result
o: these efforts ia q substantial
aud tangible manner The use
fslGeSs OF Ioua- Meas alsi
ness Leagues : recognized, aad
appreciated tfroushou; tue en-
iire south anti IL every instance
where hey have set cEt to do
anything. their end has been ac-
couplisAed. We point tor the
confirmation Of ji.i- statement
10 the york done by the young
mea in Memphis. Meridian,
y est pcist. and Other places.
and fee that the success attend
lug the Efforts OF he Young men
IN these places Is suaicjen; en-
coGIa-emeut to cur Young men
20 put forth efforts for the pub
lee Improvement Ct cur town
LrtevsTy one lend his assist
auce TO tins enterprise. and
there shall result mach good.
aud lasting benefit to our com
mauIty. which we admit Sc
50 greatly need.
Attend the meeting Eext Eoa
day, aud in this way lend you;
iufiaenee, "a not your services IL
the movement.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

The great strike Is practically
ended. and soon the wheels OF
commerce and general traffic
will again revolve With renewed
activity aud zeal for having been
stopped three weeks. Although
the most thoroughly organized
and gigantic strike of the world.
It was destined from the begin
ming 10 be a failure. Law and or.
der will always prevail. though
opposed By the combined fore
es Of anarchy, iaEless despotism
and demagOguey. The order
OF the court which resulted in
the arrest OF President Debs.
and three others, caused the
strikers 10 realize that there
Sas no longer any use in reslst>
Ing. aud the refusal TO obey the
orders 2f their respective leads
els caused the plans for q gene
raj strike among all labor unions
TO mis>carry. 1t may require
severn; days to adjust she great
damage which has beea done.
and - resume the usual sway
OF law and order; but soon eve,
rttbIng will move with lis for
mer system and regularity.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

The PenitentIary farm com
mlssloneTs corclndca their "A
boTs 'ast Tuesday by purchas
Ing Roach aud Beeman place
At Valley, ten miles sou,l OF
fazoo Cry, containing 1878
acres at sl5 90 per acre, aud the
Hunter and Stevens place in
Rankin county. xix miles east III
jackson. containing 500 acres
AZ - per acre. The last Is =
portion Of a place selected by
the former commissioners. and
IS a desirable place IN the hills.
The Roach and Beeman place is
considered one OF the NEST ae.
sirable places for q convict faru.
in the Delta.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

Oxford is trying to hold the
Union Female College, while
west Point claims she's already
got her, so :here II goes
Southern Sentinel.
You are wrong. good sir. The
faet Is Oxford has had for more
than a generation the Union
Female College, and the next
time yOu hear from her, the
college will be here.
Brother Eshman tried on a
eiuff, but it did not If, and con
sequsDtiy he has found himself
cut Of a job. and is trying to es
tablish a school al West Poin|
20 be called the Southern Fe
male College. With what sue
sess his efforts are attended
aos even the grape vine
sage any intelN ge1ee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

AL the signs point 10 a grand
er work by the University in
the next five years than il any
equal period Of its history. Il
Is entIenehed in the confidence
of the people as never before,
aud it is fTmly linked TO all the
educational WORK ia the State.
IL has ds miss5OH, GHd thls n2sioa
o9aJiiois eith no god u-rk king
d8as iH Ia Siate.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12


The simple a-r aid .osp'.a
bic residence III Ccl Ho..avay
presented an attractive appear
auce on ttesveliug of July Bad
The erouads we're brilliantly
i'eniua;eu Ivy japanese lanterns
% vaIious shapes. hues, aud
sizes. Which wcrc pendant from
trees and vcrar!,h Il-rewerc
seats .nr sia gzerS. and al
whose sentiments were in &c
eo'I with that sa3iug-"iwois
company iagec Is npFe.
Within. I'd. rooms we're rlsbo
raf,'y 'nd ra-lcfu.'y decorated:
the plan # decoration seeming
TO bn h,wers of cJr tor
acii room. with which were
m;u-lcl casSes aad fcms.
NrauS 50 .ae door Of entrance
uas tie refrrshmeui room.
H,Te iEe creamy elder blossom
and frs;ae:y nc!n gave color to
the apartment. and ;her cool
aud dewy freshness suggested
spicy weeds and coo' -ro;ioCS,
harmon ing sci with 1ho re.
fteSlias ICES dispensed with
lavish halai by .milin. AID Il
jen,jgc msi;cas. Ia 'ac center
af;his room Vss tabe. upon
whose eovrs CT fae and snowy
dAma>k, vas a handsome
eper.o' u slittesiuE silver and
ga. holding . graceful ar,
f4nsei cluster cf the chosen
flowers. The rauteI s4s bank
81 With these also. aud tEey
Termed a most effective decora
ton. with here aad there a soft
lislt Il sa-eu iapris. Upheld by
silver caaIelabra, around which
the feaihery ferns seemed Ugh,
" ia twiae ihemSev yes
TuvrinE 10 the right. wo found
the paTlnrs. whose door of com
ru.icaiinn 9ss on this accas;ou
~nir-auI the arched door way,
Outlining "a separation culy.
served To break the mOnotony
ii siraigh; fines.
Entering the conmodIous
rccH, we laand rrga ement for
the car and eye. ar graceful
miiIeus and happy children at.
tracied the eye. while their mer
~ voices ficated upon the AZ
mingled vifh an uIdeTtonc o.
bassSs and ienoIs, Here again
ve fine the li.b; and ipsthery
fern. mixing new visl. the lacy
crepe myrtle. AID giving Is
a. keynote for the decoration al
;lis room. Threading or way
ia,c ;bc second paH3-. we founa
;he chosen color, which
S.s Presented ia various shades
ranging item the heliau;hus u
the tawny trumpet Hover.
TIE occasion oi this social
Eas an eaogt on .he pant Of To,
sunday school Of the fTesbyte
Eian church "a aid IN repairing
lad yefaFuish:agthe uaEse The
young people deserve rommen
datiou !or ;Leig Efforts l. TIL.
cause
Hearty thanks are lue Nrs
Holloway her noble and amiab!,
daughter. Miss Nay; and thOs,
ladies' who 81 ably assisted tneu
in their efforts to make the o.
cssion a present enj yment ant
a pleasant memory.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

\ Washington telegram says.
MAJOR Tat Henry, Of Brandon,
Mics, has been appointed Uni
ted States a~ssisian, distric: at.
torney for Mississippi MAJOR
Henry was a gallant Coufede
rate soldier, entering TIE Sixth
Mississippi Regiment when only
Is years Of age. and by metric
iious service, rising to the rank
of major in thu Fourteenth Ais
sissippl Infantry He was a
prominent member of the Legs
lature. and a delegate from the
State at large ia TIE eon>utu
tiousl convention, where he WAS
conspicuous for ability.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

Honest, intelligent and Law
abiding vorkinEmen cNeTy-
where wdi and Do condemn the
stoning Of sourn AMI chi'lr O.
Rith a vicv 70 having the Pail
man Coafluv change their
minds on the subject a.; wa
psid euulnxee~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

Ouiy 1 r.ou.h and a half I'll
the primary election tor Con
gresham. See "a II that it = far
y Conducted. and that no ex-
cuse is given mi tue dissatisfied
to object to the nominee because
oi trickery in securing he nou.l
nation
Any cUookedUcss OF the least
semblanre OF Inlairness in the
primary election viii result in
the falling of, aud probable loss
of the county vote for the Demo
cratic nominee At The election in
November.
The laws governing the phi
mary election sre plaza. expiicI:
and fair. aud any attemp; To
eyade them Ia the interest OF
one candidate ia p%Teterance 20
another Will resul; in tie defeat
of the Democratic ticket
The masses demand and must
have the right to name the nomi.
nee % the party. and if thi.
right Is denied, then the eOnse.
queuces must rest on the mat
OF men who made i; possible {,
defeat the wishes Of the people
The people viii expect anC
Justly, iha: taeir votes shall b'
eouated at the primary
aud counted for the man FOL
whom cast 1rickery will no.
90 in this election. nor in AM
other TO core. TEss o-GE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

Union Female college WI
STAY n oxford lis removal j.
a question that ha- caused Eaany
bitter debates amcu- The Cum
berland Pre-byter ans, bat I'll l.
nos settled Rev \ S Maddox
of Shelbyyjlle. Tenn. has been
elected presideat.-IaUolsn-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12
Ha.ice.

The Democratic Executive
Committee of Lafayette com.
~ will meet on the liih day of
July, 1885,, at the Court House
IN the town of Oxford at IL
o'clock a. m. Az members are
requested TO be present OF send
proxies as there is business of
importance TO come before the
Committee.
S. ". Smith.
Chairman.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12
Suit FIN 10

1T. ! b Lewis of Atlanta. Ga.
had severe dySpeas a. PhySi
clans and al other remedies
failed 10 cure him. He tsied
fyuer's Dyspepsia Remedy, and,
afterwards writes. The first
dose gave relief. recommend
il as the best dyspepsia remedy
ever discovered IhlYe gained
fesh ever since using L. |
voluntarily recommend il 10 all
sufferers with stomach troubles.
For sale Is druggists a. 51e per
bottle
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

Calling apon labor unions af
a remote distance s:ou the
scene Of action : AZ evidence
that the strikers are wcakeuing.
We fail to SEE what the lIttle
Unions ia the South caa hope to
accomplish "a the way Of caaS
ing Pnllnan 10 aIbitTafe the diff
.erenees between has employees
and hmseif. = Jo.Eirg the
strike.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12
b7tIsig LTFlfi ysTs.

fhs =t Salve II the world fc- Cuts
Brr-@- Sores, Uloss. Salt Rheum.
: eyss Sores. Tstisrs Chappzi Hands,
CEllbLius, Cons and al skin erap-
tons and positively cuss ples o. ng
pay Il IS gna-autesd 70 give perfac,
a~tlzfaeti3n - msaey refaaisi. Price
secper boz Fer 2le ~ IT Ca.aSlars
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The folloSigg named Missls-
sippiaus sere re>apPoiuted, july
1st, as special Examiners in the
Pension Bureau, at thirteen han
Died dollars q year Stephen =
Hampton. John ] siaaier al'.
WIN. ; Eoudrhush.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

The best medicines are Hum
ph-eyS Specifies They euse
surely they cure quickly they
cure economically. Every Pc
ie; : worth lis weight II geld
a. a curative agent For sale
hy druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

The question Of the strike Is
whether the Law Of THE land aqd
the constitution. or tbs rule Ot
bold, unpriucipled, and design
ing leader ofa mob shall pre-
vail. II beh0oves tho govern
meni TO answer this question 81;
once in a mos, emphatic aRi
rigorous mauner.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12
Psaslons

Ap;l leatiors for STATE Pen
sIors can now he obtained At
The ChaBcery Clerks Office
Those who are nov drawing will
have Ia make application again.
Ben p. Gray. Clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

W=r.- ts.sn.e -e- "a
do@ ut knoE the v.lue Of Dr. Tehe-
naTs AEtsVse l ! SERVE u relief
srcu suffering and for healing WcaE1z
Il dos MT give life % the dad baI il
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Singing Convention

The Lafayette Coenty Sing
Ing Convention will meet al Slit
Ion eharch Is miles East of Ok
ford on Friday before the 5tk
Sunday IN July. All who are
Interested ia the advancement
OF Ocai Music are Invited To be
present. and take such part as
may be assigned them.
Ben. 7. Gray, See.