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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-10-04

Des Moines Iaments a '1ost shoe
factory" 1t is the first place on rec
ord to manufacture lost shoes. Nc
Kinley should give the industry a
boost
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-10-04

The Taylor case may as we'll be
classed with the Hayward and Kent
cases as a perennial.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-10-04

Heaven save the Northern Pacifci
1t is likely to have to be passed upon
by congress.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-10-04

Common report indicates that Mar
garet Mather is a cyclone with a
cOWhide.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-10-04

The throwing of water colors out
of the Minneapolis schools is not in
tended as a reflection on Flour City
water.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-10-04

But, Mr.. Pingree, there isn't starch
enough in the potato of 1895 to stiffen
its price
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-10-04

NJ. J. Bowling will find it harder to
get the last word now.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-10-04
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 3.-Arrived: Ger
manic, New York; Indiana, Philadel-
phia.
BALTTAIORE-Arriv Weimar,
Bremen, via New York.
BREMEN-Arrived: Havel, New
York.
NEW YORK-Arrived: Britannia,
Liverpool; Prussia, Hamburg.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-10-04
TODAY,S EVENTS.

MetrOpOIitan-Fri S.15.
Grond-FOr Fair Virginia, SIS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-10-04
PROSPECT OF AGREEMENT.

Expectation That Conflicting In
terests VIII BE Brought Into
Harmony.
SEATTLE, Wash, Oct 2.-The Post
Intelligencer, comenting on the ap-
pointment of Andrew f. Burleigh as
receiver in the state of Warrington for
the Northern Pacific, says:
1.-THE action Of Judge Hanaford in
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-28

The melancholy uEIng % the
death % Mss Tucker came sud
denIy aud srruek the hearts OF
her many frTeEdS IN OxfsEd not
simply with aEctioa but with
dsmlv- SEe hi z-ade her
home VIA u for a number Of
years ant her death ; deeply
drD.orpd >ne w widely
known-T1 this Szte a. a reuark
ably gifted artist and a womaa
Of beautiful character and did
mEea 20 estaea5c- tn eauoble AMI
.o FeGze Iftae love 81 beauty
VS. Intensified by the Influence
OF her art virtue ss also
Strengthened by the sorCs Of
her example and the Inherent
dignity and ge~atIezes of her
nature Sc did not live in
warn and III Ho- likely that the
friends who knew AMI loved
aer here VIII ever sETer her
name To drift entirely ont OF
their renenA-lue
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-28
AHunfHeeat OEe-.

2hosf AsIr-e1
~ II America toby =
Charles BaHExay ~ We
one caves tie pns5c o.
e4 wealth xke L-har@ Ii
9Th The ae generosity
THAI eAtr1 erIzES ~ Cd Ton
rale P1Ea-e Even IT,
meIness eu4U1@ ES- re ser
e1t za6 Respect ~a a Ia1
81 " EegG nIuecu,Is beue
s@ the Baltimore Sm S1vs-
IF- Charles B-oaty E0g>.
a millionaire NsE LEX mar-
ehEaE- his made many ma1Id
cent gifts bUE ueue more
e-edI11sLe So rs head 4aI heart
tn the ez just announced OF
tawEr1 TN erection of
a library building aE the Uni
Ev Of Virgin provoked
ta- a similar IEleEar L. secured
u lie people of C11rla-rsvL
NJ z Ay> be believes IA
those who saoE a is
position 10 keIP LheE-ive amI
aa hS c9Eh1e1ce rn11 The nv
CURED SIN for j kaZ-ome
GE aas By te plan h.
EzoPs@ Nr- RsuSs went %
S~T York zle tie Ear aIm--
p1 taE modest fortune
alt &eeEz14zed before ha.
U beEa having eel-wsp,
H> sIefrss - a mer.
e1EaE II EeE YORK h1s bgez
Phenomenal and hs fortune L
z0x estimated II from ave %
~ s 81 G0II1- Ia
ai Pe aE0rIS- VI
Ross II hezzE rlch -eeus 20 b
Il giving s01aEEfdly- He Va
one q the largest eOzsrIbItOrs
Co Tie 1rers by s5< d0asf .
J0lEt8WE P4nd the Charles
ten = Wl1hIa the past lev
years he his gIven 10 his Ole
a5me WEneheSsa-. Va owe.
sI8eIss. EeEEG11g Sf0ata for
plen1 system 0fwater work.
az1 more rsGe1lly has cfalEFIbI
ted St#ka0 u0wrz1 the pro
posed C0zederate Mem0ra
Hall whist Il J. known that hi
p-vzts charities are very Lar-y
Maryland Rs a right TO bs Yer,
proud Of NJ E8ES for h. va
bern Il Frederic e0aEty- II Ihi
state .nd his uzHy relative
nov LVIaz WIGzIn IL 9lrlE=
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-28
SHOOTING At Tn.VT0N-

l. J. SPEAR and oua Lewis
renewed an Oh EH.u-rv ar
Eaz-0u asT >1-E-E-aaI re-
sorted 20 pistols ts zelrIe their
Eea In the 6lsLanIe Of
shots taaf eH-letL Lex= ~
eelvsE tau Nagl1a En- the bost
ct = $erloIs- slsISl Up 70 the
time 81 gong to Dress not
9IIt 80 BE- Cd = EAL nature .
J. l. y es5z0rsIamE 4 bullet n
the leg ant a bglieE each gr1z-
Ing the shoulder OF John H1nsy
IaG the had ola H <s1 of
Mr. Tom C1rues The EHss three
meHEEcGe@-Ee-E bySG1ders AMI
had No part Il the fuss Spears
vs. aa5 r9 The I Ep-p IN
ueIy aer Le shos3tEg.
bUl carried back &c TE1xroas
&o1ay- where he hai hns pre-
bmII-y trlL WetEssiay. and
Es h0EEd over To circuit court
ii i s5e0 b0aL-P0urot0c Ban
REF
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-28

Sionafe ar1t0r and devotion. and
her spirit Ea= sunny an1 eheeS
FIJI a. the glance Of light Yet
her soul was full of love for her
saviour and she often said that
death world be welcome 90 her
Whenever sent BY her Heavenly
Father The tenrrIls Of her
heart bad beeE rE1eIy torn b.
the death OF many loved ones
AMI see felt that she would
Meet them when her spirit tooz
It's Ehg To the Great Beyond
Sue seemed go believe from
the 6rst kOgr Of her sickness
THAT she would not recover AMI
began TO designate tokens Of
her affections To b. EveR 10 the
loved ones left behind her Her
suferIngs were very great bat
~ere borne With wonderful foT-
tirHefe- and n the mercy Of
Him whose heart Il full Of com
passion they were more brief
than usually marks the Passage
OF the soul from earth
She wls \ member Of the
Episcopal church and within
ths walls of the beautiful Little
chapel Which years AFRO she
helped TO build were sIII the
LAST sad rites aRd she was Eld
al rest 90 strains Of mlS5c and
amid a wealth Of flowers. both
Of which she lowed wilh absorb
M passion
To those of her immediate
&n Der loss VIII seem for q
Ioa- 5l1e TO come an Imr0ss
oIl5y sed = drelz After death
<ae seemed bat In d beautiful
aass peaceful sep Sue was
bgEr1ed beside her fIther n the
E1ule eemsseCy Al Monmouth
TLlro.
For her the so-rOTS Of LIE
are ended and her spirit RS
returned TO Him Who gave It.
NAY God have Pity Tp0G her
dear ones who cannot forget
nor rpllze that ske VII eOme
not a-la with he fiee % sun
-a --F ~ r~,eE eT rsewa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-28
He Was ~Oniy A Tramp

Deatk under any eIreumst1n-
ees Is sad bat To DIE 4 Thousand
miles from home and kindred
ami friends = deHbly So Yes this
waS the fJrtane Of T. B. wilson
-ae priarer. who for tive weeks
81 mere hauI been SICK IN this
city His fgh1 ior Life VISA brave
ani fierce one
Being taken with some bowel
obstruction AZ the Price House
two or three weeks ago. the ply
sieiaEs attending hIm have from
the first entertained little or no
hope Of h= recovery Last
week TE Wa decided % operate
On him. ard h. WIS removed to
the home of Mrs Mcclure an
experienced RHrse- but be vas
found too tar gone to stand the
ortIeaI Of The surgeons knife
sunday as s p H. death swung
hls mercEesS seythe and har-
vested zaoehe- soul The de-
ceased was originally from View
Albany EnsL- ant wAs what peo-
pie geter1IIy &ensminate a
tramp printer His brother
a wealthy physician Of Salem
Ind teIe-ra1as Instructions I'd
prepare TIE booty ami ship
Inc Galveston typographical
Union wires thy VIII stand ex-
penSeS OF his Illness and funeral
10 the amount % S69-And thus II
l. seen that even i tramp
printer = u@s without friends
BBek In tEe 01d home. 10 which
Il l. stated - had rot written
IN ten long years. there aay be
a grayhIref old mother who
has been wont 10 sing where
Il my wandering boz t0nI@hsF
there NAV 5@ IN a-e6 father
wh9 remembers how Il tire long
aEO re bounced him en- his knee
aEd proudly str06et h= golden
head and 10 whsm- thoG-h a
wauLerer 90 the aes 0ftAe earth
a tramp printer he Still was
dear Bat hs Cramps and jour
ueylGgs are nov 1t an ensL hlS
Shilling gIz AMI the ellck Of
ks types ri Dc heard n0 more
forever He hsus alt down n
s5 cs aasi n rule. dumped hs
Last -rass eaShest n h<
string ami ~ fsrm haS been
PHs ID an everlasting press sar
a run rhaz vi end cav On
jusfguen Jay AMI Ehsa the
tramp primer vi stand ~
god a e4AIee Of a second ed
u0n a. mdIDuares princes Or
er9Ez-sF hs RegIleazt
n Eaee" Isn-Lsd-er
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-28
Lands for Settlement.

Cu1er the aba1I0aed military
reservation act the Ezr depart
mezE kEs tEru@d over % TIE N
ts-l0T department. fg- d<DoSL
ths Fort BEfor& military rpssr
EzEOa- Y D lying On tie Ms
>0Iu nEe- AZ sac 1oz5h o. he
IsLlOsSs0z@ ami 1retu1Eng IA
60 aerss= zEs0 Ink Fort Haa-
essek- 1exs& military ressrVa-
ti04- lying or tie Elo Guz1s.
nfty[hree niles SHEzkaasg Of e
PAso- GeLE1lnz &boal 4S9 aerss.
aid ne reserved -p0Ftl0n Of CAT
Island APpi S0dE1 H4F-
rnSOa e0Gaty. GESiPPE Horn
Island On The sane solnd- Il
Jackson eoZz1y- MsSP9i
Petit Bo= Island On the sane
soZnd and In Jackson and lie
hIle e0zRlEz- and ali u R0znl
Island In J4exsoa e0anry. Ms
sssszPpL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-28

The wife Of Nr- Leonard
w els. of East BrimdeId. MASS.
had been suffering from neural
gtI for two days. net being able
to sleep or hardly keep still
when Mr. Holden the merchant
there sent her a bottle Of cham
h~eriaEH's Pain Balm. and asked
that she giveis = thorough trial
On mee+Try Mr. Wells the next
day he was todd that she was all
righs- the pain had left her with
IN two hours. and that the bot
tie Of bottle OF PAIN Balm vas
worth s5.00 II il could uot be
had for less For sale AZ 50 per
bottle by NeEwen Drug Store,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-28

IN Ia-S-cu bEreaH ~ the
P1ayEae htS the fgslowfm- com
a1e1r upon the terms Il service
Il the Different Judges I'm oHr
State
The first Fzdic5al vacancy
that Governor NeLaurrn Will
~ called Eps,a To ELI- Vii b.
that Of a ~lece~Sar Co The Hon
J. 3 ChrSmaa- elrcHit judge
for tae Seventh TsetieElI district.
W-e ten expires on ian -
.tWo Ays sftsr the induction OF
Governor NeLaurin &c : ear
re1tIv ruuered that tku~ ID
continent viii 20 t0 Hon Roo
.ert Powell eFCanton-
The next UHsfleltE vaeaney
wILI b. that OF the FBi-eskIP Of
the Ninth eirvzlr district held
By FEoa -He d GlLLAHsL- whase
ssru expires FEB I~e& The
aaate Of Hen T. l. NrLar-7n
.0f NscEsbUrg : coupled Win
this SIceesIoH-
T terms OF ChaE-aIIOrs
HouStpu OF E1e >ceai- AMI
Grahlnu of the SlEIh cA-nesrv
1Etr5cs respectively both cv
pTre On &prIE l. I>96 Ii l.
slII by s1as@ wb0 pr9s~ To
sz9= tat Hon y a. HII Of
.Iaze -lE- slrreet Ch-z1liIo-
sEous1- a1t that Hon Pat
Henry 81 Rankin VII SEcceet
Chancellor G-ahzr The term
Of Hon S1zeae J0A1sll % 1as
Third glt d~1<tr VII ev-
.p5re September I>s& TIE
name & Hon 4 N >J 81
Julaa - f-egea-Iy usaLs1ed
III tbs rs.anecol The=e ARE
ely appointments 1hnl
Gzvse-n9r N-LEErra VIII have
LOO sad 70 the senate &c rha
cuu sen1 Of TIE I~El
.uzre for z reass- sla- IRE
HTHgu0a on-v mar E obi
z0eT EN- E1e governor 90 %1L
nnmnla-lv-s whszr
e7nmsE- ezrzre within
alae u01-As at-r a meeting 10
The senate Al the crher com
missions ofJ ercuE- H
.eery ant supreme llE
.I~s
1T lG that Hen w II
Hardy STATE senaror elect from
LsaterLlIe e9Gnsv- VIII <IeeeeG
.J1d Terrell Of TIE Seco11
Ic
The mame ct FEeuC " WI
l2u-01- % Ja aImaE
81 Uku. exsI-
-5v c9luzr1ee- msE91et Ii
eaaze1z wI-1 The S-cesz
Of liz ctaeea os 5ae d.
t-iet h br C1l1ar CozL
E ge-u rsaE fs- vera
EcaS set
who ezm Co E0E
the To- bet -L- Hou
Fred C cd w VII
s~a Ja 90
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-28

IL >0I=-T E7Drter 1zveS
With gEr EAaLE a. % p1y
Il>r S1Era% ana scoring good
SERVICE frsm plbzlr cclt e
says ~ -opI anf e1-
o@eeF : Eoz only w0zJh hEvI
and q PEbl5c cv1veEeHe
DIAN and bsletl-T0-- bEa ae =
worth C.L substantial PAY AMI
ezght To- hAVe u-&Ed II peor
economy To white tsxu So
7rIes and pat a parevL sf Cns42
johns m e elect En
who ofFer 70 core 1cer1 w
eenE1se mf Their 4nt S
into the treasury pro ea
larA Tl zEzs le eE-
F~rTI-1r IA Ills e2z Al -
kEst ererrgn AM the hsz
E2EciL< nc uE
S4E &0~E ga tEe4 art 1 =
sA6~ to sly aet@E VII he 2
eaaG-1 - Try Z a@aER
N0-r <g@s- BI-AfEL kszeS-
mn for 0E1as aRt paw rw
fairy amt Veil fsr Their 4rv.
IeSs Bat p-E-e of The .
zerr-y ear alcIe& Few o
GERS and ~d pay - u1a ~
ter than Ezaay others aad Pl
pay Nasuy0V want 4 81
work done and employ . Jles
leg 10 Do II fsr q SON. sea CAL
only expect J1eSIs Io& In
plOy = mrst-eE1> ula Eay Inn
! trstElss prlca aaI yea wI
get a Grss-eiaSs s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-28

Tha ~ a-~ k-rFa
tn - e-5-E ~ So
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-28
B. Friend.
Leading Cotton RuVer.

PAYS the highest market rrscs
for CoEEan- and pays the spot
cash for t. No harrering or
swapping merchandise Can be
found On the same corner
Of square where he has been for
years
he also buys hides, f1rs, wool.
az and pays the highest cazn
prices
OEee with c. " Harris one
door west Of Sank Of OXFORD
Oxford. sept = Lsa8 sr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-28
Announcement

| hereby ~aTz10ugs 70 mv friends
and % the public generally that I
an E0w connected with and have
Efe management Of the PscuIefz
Gotten PA1rsru- and am prepared
60 EIlGIe the eCsrou Of the county.
< promise oy FIR, honest and ur-
r-1E treatment - merit the comb
Gerca- esteem ard patronage II tire
f1rsI-e winch have ~ literally been
bestowed IN tae past
Tie Platform N large. rucuy.
conveniently bcaeed-On the south
west corner OF the =guare-a1d easv
Of access. Is equipped with modern
and correct scales for weighing I
am prepared 70 do for the public
the best possible service
Respectfully,
W T TURNER
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-28

N eX-3bEg S1yS 1T a. a
a05ice4Je fse1 Jhas wnv ITsaE-
4-e lost lST-e EeWerS every
WSes by Ike msbLeSzV Il zE~ p+b
pie whg hesitate 20 Feil The re-
p0-TsrS H1aEce ouseru1ngth ea
selves DCa-r tank T. Geo fer
W1rd to give I-- concerning
yoursslE Tae right thIEz "a da
L To ssep q Eewse- Ila ca
the street % any @ahsr pGEe~ E0I
ulsky happen To- EneeE aIHs zsf
tell him that yoT have been on 4
visit bave relatives visiting
ysG- tha- v0Ur wife entertained
company. OF anything Eha : IN
any way q H1tzteF % zew- EfvaG
have done anyrAL-s u1eaH- Why
OF cuEErS keep IL to yasE
for there are aIw1vs ocAers 60
tell thai
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-28

Mr. J. a. Trel0e- an esteemed
subscriber Of uaAy Years stand
ing Of tie Progress has been
elected supervisor 81 Beat l. La
HyeTse e0EnEy- IF- J. G Re
EIae> another cd friezd 4nd pa
tEoa Of The Progress EEs elected
0aIlIm II the szZe beat To both
Of these genEIeuea We extend
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Valley
Progress
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-28

Mss EaIIea 4 yJEEg lady I9
years Of age accidentally shot
and killed herself a few niles
EOz C1l4Eb& Th4rSdAv OF
M wees SAs vas Io0Ez- for
s0Zesh1Eg ina dresser When The
pistol was Gcar-eL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-28

Mr. r w Boyle. edIto- Of the
Macon Democrat Sun was foGzd
dead II hS bed recently He
VA suffering from neuralgia
and Il = th0IghE took II over
dose Of morphine
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-28

The children OF Gle Eultet
States are COB bald a H-oaHmezt
To Eagpue FIelL Ehe distinguish
sG poet wlo recezty dled r.
Ch5ea-L
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-28
The ms of Womeu.

Constipation causes more
than half the ills of women
KArirs Clover Root Tea ls a
pleasant cure for Constipation.
For sale by T. d Is0m & Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-28

George PheLaa- s0n Of the
Ete Congressman PheLAH- 0f
Memphis Gletfa AZ tie University
Of Virginia from injuries r.
eieved n 4 football game on
The - INST
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-28

Thousands Of cases Of Con-
SUMPTION Asthma, Coughs.
Colds and Group are cured ev.
cry day by Shil0his Cure Fog
sale by t. D. Is0m 4 Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-28

The >0Ith Nbssap Nesho-
dist eplfe-pn-e wIlL halt rs IN
alII meesif@s At Tze0 CITY e1ra-
EeEclng Dvc-f
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-28

C0rpOrzEi0E taxes ara now dzze
tor TIE ye1r I.sl Please COME for
ward AID settle. The books are
nov open II Mayors Office Tine
VII De Gut the Ist Of January. $50.
J. c. LCSDE
. Cry Az-zazL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-28

The boadszea of MAJ " IL
Gibbs. Of JarEs01- Wi have 10
pay the UEised States govern
meat the Sum Of 81 II911
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-28

For the 1rst time since the
var there VII Tot - aegr0 n
the Mississippi Le-aeE-e
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-28

Tie weekly CO-mer~ALAPpsaI Of Memphis. Tenn offers - 80
easna and vaE1abHa x-s % subscribers and Agents Il follows 4 sealed
u1exzrs puzzafux u average IN ysa OF white eoru II bsen eePos-
- = = Nerea-rls B1uk Of asmuEl. and The person Guessing rne cor
20 = -e uarres eor-ee= n1n1osr Of g-zEs % the er before January
rEh- ISs zsrSnr - esr1s s9r n years z1AS-1p1o1 - the Commercial
Au1e1L gets 500 cash sscOE1- E0 cast ID - other pa rom els
10 = cents II vlL1s-
Strs Evsr away 20 1gsn1z tr0u OcE0bs- I l>%5> &c My H. SD A
great Glance fer agszs ID MAKE m11=E- Tie Weekly ConnereEA-Ap-
peal ora-x- great 0pPorUEg t0r every Boy 20 sseurs a z CAL1bEE
BREECELOADCGRIFLE FREE The Weekly Commsrcla-APPsA i
the weekly II tire So1rh FIR the mercy
The poEEc1I contest GE-nl the u@zzT ys4vE months VII . OF great
urbE- f-sar-=r. The Counervia[ Appeal VII cover the entire field Of
rr-d~EE -@ws L. VEL L. tLk11g IN Interesting ART Isl giving d ews
q Ire =gHEr ren<r1L. EuM sd coEPAsFs market reports ami n varied
Ia attractive duar--eu1 OF h0usenoG interest Send fr sample e0py
CO1AEECLAL-APPEAL- Memrhls Tenn
1 special ccz--4ez enables Is u orsr the Weekly ConnereAEA Appeal
- ke Oxr9-a Ezxse - one wear Ia only Il - cents cash IN advance
S1azrrEOus@ may 6sg1 A. Azy tine A1z.ess A. er-ss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-28

For . cents You can buy one
bottle Of ChIItOnis Rose Cream
for ehapped hands and face.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-28

The cry cogne1 of Aberdeen
ave- contracted win Messrs
Holman ( Bell OF WeS- Point
% >aPpsy aat light the town
win electric GznE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-28
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Fr1H-5 4&-p--spe Tsck=r.

Fr1ES 4&-p-zspe Tzck=r-
t1- 5se br 1rs1 5Iss.
An crowned forever midst th11
-c cL-
Gathered g. EET 5 xre.lzn
ra- E=E kr
~ llIf s-se IA
she evs1-E % November 5th
L d I,9 zG TIE residence of
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.In.tirc .tohn's Corr.

The following eases were disposed OF
in the Police Court yesterday morning,
when Squire vs.. a. Graves presided IN
the absence Of Justice Crutchheld. who
had gone 10 ola Point.
Michael O'Rourke did not appear 10
answer 90 the charge of cursing and
abusing G.. G. Hunter so an attachment
was issued FOR him.
q. b. Stokes was fined 81 and costs
for contempt Of court for not appearing
when summoned as a witness. and the
same punishment was melted out 10 Rob
crt Ouley for the same offence.
The charge against Thomas Harris
(colorcd for suspicious movements was
dismissed.
Babe" Cartwright Notwithstanding
his infantile and inocuous appellation,
was charged with striking Morris Epps
with n rock, but there was no guilt
found in Babe" and he toddled away
IN peace.
The charge against Joe Roland for as
saulting Miles Roland was dismissed.
Robert Onley fcoloredD was fined s. 30
and costs for assaultine Bette Holmes.
g. r. Stokes and 6 Martini both
charged each other with cursing. abus-
ing. and assaulting themselves. but were
dismissed. And tho Squire rang down
the curtain on another performance Of
"Tho White Chamber; or, Justice as she
is Jerked."