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Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

In a recent letter To the
manufacturers Mr.. W. +. Beaia-
min. editor Of the Spectator.
RushinrI. y. y says: 1t may
he pleasure 70 Noa to know
the high esteem i'm whlt n Cham
hcrlaia's medicines are held by
the people 0t YOUR own state.
where they must be- best known.
IN aunt of mine. " Whn rp~ides at
Dexter. Iowa, was about to visit
me few days since. aHa before
leaving home wrote IRE. asking
II they were sold here. stating
n they we're not she would
bring quantity With her. as
she d.d not ike 70 be without
them. The medicines referred
to are Chambcrlains Coagh
Remedy. famous for its cures 81
colds and Group Cnau1eriaiE's
Pam B4.u for Rheumatism. iamc
back. pains ~ the SiiC and
chest, and Chamberlain Collie.
Cholera and DsaFrhoel Remedy
i0r bowel complaints These
medicines have been IN con
siant U.s. in Iowa for almost ~
quarter ot @ century The peo
pie have learned ,hat they are
articles OF great wc.t'i and mev-
it. and unelualicd hy any other.
They arr tor sale here. hv a. u.
Knight OXFORD. and I. ". Pet
It's. College iidj.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12
Announcement.

hereby announce To mv
friends aud 10 t.. plhlie gene
ally that ! am now connected
with. and have the management
of. the Peoples Cotton Plat
form, aud am prepared to han
die the cotton of the county.
I promise by far. honest and
upright treatment tO merit tine
confidence. esteem and patron
age in the future which have 80
liber;slly been bestowed IN the
past
The Platform Is large. rOomy
conveniently located. ON the
southwest corner of the square
and ensy of access, is equipped
with modern and correct scales
for weighing. | am prepared 10
do for the public the best pos
sible service.
Respectfully.
W. T. TURNER.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Mr.. ChaS. Roberts and his
bride arrived at their home in
this city last Friday night alter
a delightful tour of the lakes OF
the Northwest, and brief visits
To relatives and friends in Louis
vile, Nv, where they were en-
tertained most royally.
pom their arrival here they
were received At their nagniii
cent residence ON North street
by Mrs HOllOwell. of Yazoo
City, sister-in-law of the bride
groom. IN Il charming manner.
which made their homecoming
a delightful occasion.
To add to the Welcomc which
they received. the band turned
out in full force. ami rendered
sweetest music. winch Was ap-
preeiated by the happy pair. "a
was proven by the delicate re-
freShmeuts served to them.
In behalf OF our community
We extend congratulations TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts. and wish
for them a long life OF perfect
enjoyment and unalloyed pleas
ure.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

As viii be seen from his card
in another column. Mr. W. r
Turner now has charge Of the
new Cotton Platform. which his
been arranged for the convent
ence of the cotton buyers and
sellers alike.
Mr. Turner enjoys the conf
denee Of the publie. and the f.ct
that he Is the weigher will be
the means of inducing Il goO,yly
portion 81 TIE cotton t0 - e.
the Peoples Platform. We be
SpeaS for him a liberal plsrua-
age, well ktOviag hc Wiii do
the right With al wao dead alth
him.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

The Public School opening
ON Monday last was a most in
teFesting event The exercises
were opened with reading and
prayer by Rev. T. \ Wiggin-
ton followed by i shert al
dress by Judge Hill. The
principal, Prof Pope. made
an excellent address, reviewing
the work Of the school ia the
past and the prospect for the
future which was highly salts
factory 70 the trustees aud pa
irons. Every seat was tiiled
with the bright and eNpeetant
pupils, aud MANY little tots were
added to the number who had
never entered a school room
before Under the present able
management cur Public School
viii do excellent work this ses
sion.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

DIR. Bells Pine Tar Honey j.
different from all other cough
remedies II cares hy allaying
the inflammation and giving tone.
strength. vig0r and vitality 20
the respiratory organs. Guar
anteed By all druggists
Ms Z o VI RayburR. Toccopo-
Ia Miss: Nrs- a. p vahors.
Denmark. MIS-: q " Duriev.
TyrO, Miss. Rev VI Farrow.
Eta. Hiss: Dr. e p vaughan.
Potts camp. Miss.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Dr. Bells Tiny Tonic Tablets
cure constipation and liver com
plslint BY iOning up the dIges-
tive organs. strengthening the
action of the stomach and bow
els Original in composition.
new in appearance. One tiny
tablet IS a desc. Price 3jc.
By all dealers.
Mrs + % VI RaybuFn. TOeeo-
p0la. Miss: Mrs. % p <abors.
Denmark Mss: a. W DuFley,
Tyro.-NIsS. Rev. : + u Farrow,
Eta. Miss: DIR. { z Vaughan;
Potts Camp. Miss.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

We regret to note the death
of Hen +. VI. HambIet which
occurred at his home in Belen.
Miss. ON the 1th inst, of hema-
turia- Dir, Hamblett was well
known in our county and has
relatives and a wide circle OF
friends here. He moved to Be
len soon after il was selected as
a county site and engaged in
the practice Of law. He was
county superintendent for a
number of years and represent
ell Quitman county in the Mis-
sissIppi constitutional eOnven
tiOn of 1890.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Mrs. W. NJ. Cook and her
charming daughter, Miss Mat
tie LEFT Tuesday TO visit friends
and relatives in Greenville.
Texas, aud VIII be gone a month
We hope they may have pleas
ant visit and safe return
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12
G. w. Petrie,
Real Estate Agent.
AND
Promoter of Loans

Parties having Lands or houses 10
sell or rent viii find it 70 their IN
terest 10 list them with me, as
there viii be noeAarge unless a sale
or lease Is effected An prepared
"a secure advances Of three f0urtas
its value on all cotton stored in
Warehouse, and viii make special
rates Of storage ard insurance to
Farmers who wish 10 store their
cotton Once with Drs- Ison &
Young, over drug g-stOrs of T. ID.
Isom & Co., where orders for coal
can also be left
OxfOru. Miss, Sept u, fs95.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

" 2 HaNe stVeF1II new hrHl~ N
our city and others IN coutem-
piatiOH- We just predict that
If they viii use a little printers
ink. and no longer hide their
lights under a bushel. that the
trade Will tiow into Oxford this
tall and winter Ask for your
share of /; and yoa will get il.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12
X. K. Chiffon & Co.

Gen W y Henry came NJ
from Jackson Saturday to re-
eeive the Oxford Military con-
pany asHmembers OF the State
Guard. He made a short al
dress to the young men. ex-
planning their duties. &c- lie
returned home that night.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

When the children IrIuk hd
water and eat ts0 mGva green
fruit or have the stomach ache
or diarrhoea from ans caHsr.
you needn't be alarmed about
them Ii you will get - or
80 cent bottle 0f DIR. Bells Anti
Flax they Will be at play in half
hour after the hrst dose.
Mrs. T. o. VI. Ray burn. Toe
opola. Miss: Mrs. q. i. Sahors.
Denmark. Miss; G.. W. Duriev.
TyrO. Miss: Rev. ). +. FarrDN.
Eta. Miss Dr. e. + XaugRa IA.
Potts Camp. Miss.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Mr.. III. Wohlleben, having
been detained by the serious
illness and subsequent death of
his son-in Law, Mr.. J. I. Glenn.
in Memphis week before last.
departed last Tuesday ON his
trip to Texas. We wish him
a pleasant and beneficial trip.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12
Wanted.

want thirty FAT bsef COWS.
and will pay the highest market
prices for them Ii yog want
the highest prices for yoHF
chickens. eggs. hIsies. &c. bring
them Ia me too.
W. W. EufELE
Oxford, sept ), 1885.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12
Sent il to his Mother In Germany,

Sent it to his Mother In Germany.
Mr. Jacob ESbensen. who Is
in the employ of The Chicago
Lumber Co, 9t Des MoiRes,
Iowa, says: Il have just sent
some medicine back To uiy moth
er in the old country, that /
know from personal use 10 be
the best medicine in the world
for rheumatism. having used il
in my family for several years.
Ii is called Cham6erlain's Pain
Balm IL always does tie work.
80 cent bottles for sale BY G. II.
Knight, Oxford. and F. VI. Pet
tbs, College Hill
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Mr.. }. y. Slough passed
through Oxford Monday last
eRroute home from the Singing
Convention held az Harmon
town Saturday and Sunday.
He reports a delightful time
with the hospitable people oi
that vicinity.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12
For Sale or Exchange.

One thoroughbred stallion
for sale or exchange for other
stock or property. What have
YOU got to- trade Apply tn
" G PALMER.
Oxford, Aug. -. IsskJ.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12
4 Prize.

We viii pay $500 rs a prize
to the person bringing Us the
two largest turRips grown from
seed sold by us.
X. r CHILToS < Co.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

The following members Of the
graduating class of the Pubic
School last session viii enter
the University this year: Miss
es Minnie Brown, Elizabeth
C0wan. Annie Chandler, Min
ME Smith and Iandrum Leavell
and Gayle Beanland.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Prof ID. \. Hill. of Tupelo
was a sweleome- visitor TO the
office saturday. He conducted
one Of the Institutes here a few
days ago and gave splendid
satisiaction.-New Albany Ga
zette.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Mr. BEN Price and his esti-
mabie wife LEFT Tuesday far a
visit To Oklahoma Territory. to
look after business interests. and
10 shoot prairie chickens, " hich
are now just in season in that
country.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

From all accounts Chamber
Iain's Cough Remedy is a God
send To the afflicted There Is
no advertisement about this;
We feel Just ike saying 1.-THE
Democrat. CarrolIton- KY. For
sale BY q. NJ. Knight. Oxford,
and F. NJ Pettis, College HILL
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Mr.. Jas. L. Gillespie, editor of
the Greenwood Enterprise, ae-
eompanied by his family. passed
through Oxford last Monday.
They were returning from a
visit to relatives and friends in
Pontotoe county.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

VIVA xns wzs |. ChlII she s.-s-si sar C2sr,ri---
wAsn -a- s-czAse siss, -he ehEas "a Ca-ssria-
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Nessrs. p. e Matthews AID
J.R- H9FkiRs have parchased
the Livery business of Mr. W.
z. Wilkins.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Circuit Court convened Men
day and the civil eases are De
ing disposed Of - rapidly As
possible.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

The eagle. the king of all
birds, Is noted for its keen
sight. clear and distinct vision.
So are those persons who use
Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve
for weak eyes. styes. sore eyes
of any kind or granulated lids.
Sold by all dealers
MIS-. Z o II Rayburn. TOeeopo-
Ia, Miss; MIS-. o NabOrs. Den
mark, Miss; & W Duriey, ryrO,
Miss. Rev. : E VI FSirrOw, Etta,
Miss; DR.. c P vaughan, Potts
Camp, Miss.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Miss Jessie WArtIIaE left yes
teryiay for Searey, Ark 10 re-
sumo her position IN the college
at that place.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Messrs. Z. III. KimmOnS and
Jas. MeCharen left Tuesday
morning for Texas, and viii be
absent about ten days
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

The Ross Reserves were high
Iy pleased with the success OF
their entertainment at Mrs.
Falkner's last Friday night
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

The welcome school bell
again calls the hundreds of hap
Dy children 10 their daily les
sons
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

The Y. VI. C. \. will give an
informal reception to the stu
dents at their Hall, Friday
evening Sept. 18th
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Mr. O.C. Strawn and wife, of
New Albany, were the guests
of Mr.. j. L. Strawn and family
the past week
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Gentlemen, look at our stock
of hats before buying. We can
beat the county ON hats
Racket Store.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Mrs. Hill. Of Red Bank Miss
has rented the residence of Nrs'
Phillips on University street
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

New stock Belt Buckles,
Belt Pins, &c II the Racket
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Miss Emma Lippine0tt- OF IL
Iinois. niece of Mr. u n Mont
gomery, Is a student cf T. T. Z
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Mrs. G. X smith gave the
young people pleasant enter
fainment Friday night
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Misses Annie and Katie Car
ter, of PanOia County, nIeees OF
our tOwnsmen Mr.. d. T. Carter,
will attend school in Oxford
this session
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Good Old Granny Metcalf. 50
years old, living at 6lS Monroe
Street, Padueah. Ky, says that
DIR. Bells Pine Tar Honey is
the best grip cure, cough. lung
and bronchial remedy that has
been offered TO the people dur
ing her life. Guaranteed
MIS- { o N RaybUrn, TOeeopo-
Ia, Miss. MIS-. o P Nabors. Den
mark, Miss; G. W Duriey, Tyro,
Miss. Rev. S Z N Farrow, Eta,
MISS. Or. e P vaughan Potts
camp, MISS.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Mr.. and Mrs +. Graham, of
AbbevilIe. spent saturday in
the city.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12
For Rent.

Ny residence on University
street Apply To Mr.. H. Kim
mons. f. B. Henwo0d-
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Black all silk betting : IL
inches wide, ~ cents a yard, at
The Racket
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

ChiltoR's Steamboat Pills
prevent all microbes from en-.
iering the system.
r. X CHILToN 4 Co
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Don't forget the Photograph
er- All kinds and grades of
pictures made Old pictures
copied and made new Crayons
made also.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Our wide-awake druggists. L.
r. Chiffon & Co, received an
order from Memphis last week
for seven gross OF their justly
celebrated Steamboat Pills
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

j. f. Nelson has just received
his fall line OF Gents. Ladies'
and Children's fine shoes. and
offers at last seasons prices. 4
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

For RENT-The house for
merry occupied by the Racket
Store. CHAs. ROBERTS.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

l have opened my Gallery
again and viii be here all the
tall.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

ChiIr0n's Steamboat Pills Is
the only liver pill that Will
prevent slow fever.
r.. K Chiffon 4 Co.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Only twenty five cents invest
ed in Steamboat Pills will save
you a doctors bill of $500 or
more.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Miss SaIlie Mcclure viii be
pleased To serve her friends at
the Racket Store
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Mrs. King. mother of Mrs
GIps0a has returned to her
homo IN Illinois
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Mrs. Gates, Miss Flora Me
Fariand and Miss Pinkie Tur-
ner. the new teachers in the
Public School, we're promptly
ON hand at the opening. and
will do good work this session.
With Prof j. E. Pope as prin-
eipal, and an excellent corps OF
teachers throughout, OxfOE i
can boast Of one OF the best
public schools in the State.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Mr.. VIII Mcleod of Para
gould. Ark was in the city a
few days ago
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

If you want the county news
subscribe for the Eagle. That's
the best way.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

The Union Grove meeting is
still in progress.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

New fall goods arriving daily
at the Racket Store.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

When your child is needing
an apple or 4 piece of bread put
one Of DR.. Bells Tiny Tonic
Tablets In it and ii there is any
constipation there il will pass
OF just as easy. All dealers
sell them at 25c a vial.
MIS-. Z o. Rayburn, ToeeO-
pola, Miss; MIS-. o p SabOrs,
Denmark, Miss; c W Durley,
Tyro, MISS; Rev ) L NJ Farrow,
Eta, Miss; Dr. P vaughan.
Potts camp. Miss
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

The Photographer has return
ed and opened his gallery again.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

For SALE-Piano in good re-
pair $50 Apply at this Office.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Landreth fresh Turnip Seed
at t. ID. IsOm x Go.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Mr.. Frank PeytOn- of Jack
son. was in the city saturday.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Best OH Cloths Is cts per yd
at Racket Store
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

We nov have bigger bargains
than we ever had before at the
Racket.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Go to the Racket and see
what bargains they are offering.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

New students have been
coming in all the week
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

The Military Company viii
drill hereafter in the City Hall
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

just received job lot of
Ladies' Wraps worth from three
To i've dollars each Your choice
at s2.OO
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Mr.. Manfred Price left this
morning for Irdianola. where he
viii reside in future He went
overland having in charge some
stock which he viii sell in the
swamp.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

King Holloway i at home
again
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Bows black sweaters, 20 cents
at the Packet.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

We are receiving Fan Stock daily. anil hope BY
Sept. 18th to have every line complete.
After this date will make you prices in this
space that fail to You money In the mean
time come and see US.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

Children Cry iOs 7'iitcher'sCastOtia
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

DR.. Prics's Cream Baking Powder
WsrsTsF.ir fiigh<st Me14isa& Dipts@s-
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12
WILLIAM FIELDS,
OXFORD, MISS.
Painting and Pape
Hanging.

I am prepared to do Painting,
halsominiBg, or Paper-hangiug
~ the day or job Terms raa-
souabIe Satisfaction guaran-
'eed- Leave orders az J y Clip
sons, Depot Street.
Fsb lsi, 1895
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12
!. C. R. R. Schedule.

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6 Sunaays Excepted
A. W MITCHELL. Agent.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

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Restores Health
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

4. w xITCBELL. Agent.
Oxford eagle., 1895-09-12

CHas. RoBERrs.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-31
Winter s Schott.
The Planters S Wife.

Last Monday night we were in
TeXarkana, and as a "beneft" was
to be played for the local band, to
purchase uniforms, we thought we
would chip in the price Of seat
and we would size up the local
talent. We went early 50 as to get
a position that would not be behind
anyone's sleeve, watched the flare
of the electric light and the strag
Cling crowd as they would come in,
and their "make-up.' OF course
there are some pretty girls in Tex
arkana, but they are far between.
Our town has more to TIE square
inch, but those who are not so
pretty seem to be yivacious
"peart looking" and altogether
pleasant. The house was soon
crowded and the play began with a
fairly good orchestra
1t would be impossible for US to
personate much for we are strangers
to the people, and OF course have
no desire to praise or condemn from
favoritism or otherwise but we
must say that we have seen worse
acting by professionals, There was
absent degree Of staglness which
is always a bore and unnatural.
The actors aud actresses leaving
that portion Of 1t out, did much to
enhance its value and increase in
terest, Miss Turner, as the lead
ing character, assisted by Miss
Hynson, sustained themselves as
only talented people can, The
others did exceedingly well, and
none created more amusement than
Simeon and the darkey. The pat
ronage given to them testified the
interest Texarkana has in the OBJ
iect, as well as a well merlted com.
pliment to the troupe. New Bos
ton Herald
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-31
ELIZA wINHAM MURDERED.
Her Body Found in a Wood Near the
Trigg Farm.

We are indebted to Coroner G. r.
Robinson for the following facts in
a foul murder committed near the
r. L. Trigg place in this county.
On Monday evening Eliza Winham
pert negress 27 years of age, who
lived on the Trigg place, and who
was a general favorite with the
colored people there, was missed
and her absence caused uneasi-
ness.
A search party was organized and
the thick woods near and about the
place were searched.
Her body was found and it show
ed that lite had been beaten out of
it by a huge club which was left
near by the body.
The colored people sent for coro-
ner Robinson and he called togeth-
er a jury of enquiry and several
witnesses were examined.
The testimony did not implicate
or name the murderer to a degree of
certainty, it was such as to couple
Duke Wade, a lover of the girl with
it, or knowing something about
it.
When he was sent for it was dis
covered that he had disappeared at
about the same time the girl had,
and his whereabouts are now un-
known, and it is supposed he is the
real murderer.
A search is being made for him
and it is hoped he may be caught if
he is the guilty one.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-31
New Confidence In Business.

There is an evident revival OF
business in the newspaper world,
throughout the West especially,
President and general manager
Brewer Oh the Union Associated
Press received elghty-seyen appli-
cations for telegraphlc news service
this week Several Of these appll.
cations were from new publications,
Many were from papers that deslr-
ed to improve their columns. This
may be taken to Indicate an easier
condition Of finances and improve
ment In business,
The Union Associated Press show
IN increased business Of 20 per cent
already for the month of May,
which argues well for the manage
ment Of this progressive organlza-
tion.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-31
Where Do You Trade9

Do you want to build up your city
institutions, or do you want to tear
them down? If the latter, give
your orders to so-called travelling
men, who profess to give you a tai
lor made suit at half price, Now,
if you want to keep up your town,
call on me and leave your order,
and get a custom made pair of pants
for 1926 and a full suit for $3.50;
or, if you want guaranteed fit,
tailor made suit, see me
and get a pair of trous-
ers for $500 and up, or a full suit
for $25.00 and up. Try me on pric-
cs before going elsewhere.
Respectfully,
e. GREENRoos,
The Tailor.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-31
Work Commenced,

Work Is now actively going for
ward on the sewer system for our
city and already two hund;ed and
fifty joints Of u in. pipe have been
placed and covered over at the out.
fail Of the system which Is back Of
the oil mills, The recent
heavy rain having filed the
ditches with water has kept
the work back, but pumps are
being used today to force the water
out and as soon as this Is accom-
pllshed pipe laying will be resumed,
The force employed now Is small,
but will be increased as soon as the
streets of the city Is reached
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-31

While in Stockton, Cal, some
time ago, Thos, II, Langan, of Los
Banos, that state, was taken very
severely with cramps and diarrhna.
He CHANGED to meet Mr.. c. M, Car
ter, who was similarly afflicted, He
says; 81 told him of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhma Reme-
dN and we went TO the Holden
Drug Store aud procured a bottle
of It, It gave Mr., Carter prompt
relief and ] can vouch for its hav-
ing cured me- For sale by Smith
Drug Co.