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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, Feb 22.-Receipts last "a hours 2'lo hran ;
total for week thus far head for time ss'
week 40 head: consigned through 2Go head 70 New
head sale 20 head Market opened s'ro'k
hrm closed firm all sold light nO2O D, 10 goo'
medium Il steers SO 9Oq$i 40 fair to good oxen
81 23a$4 cows fair good butchers 81 CO9$3 90 bas
s. 65qx3 10 veals 81 JOI$G %; extra. 81 30 Hogs
"a 100 head total for week thus fai
al $50 head: week. 800 head. con
e!gned through $50 head: NewYork. 200 head on
sae 80 head: market opened steady. became rn ana
later ruled closed steady all sold Workers.
good choice 81 5as4 90 good mixed 81 25asI 80 choice
roughs 50 0n$3 So Sass 80: load light mixed
sod late al 81 l2r Sheep and lambsReceipis last "a
hours 10000 head total for week thus far 81 COO head
for time last week. G4GUO head through.
200 head: TO NewYork. 300 head sale 900 head
including 5000 held over at opening medium
grades slow and easier but good choice nrn market
closed dull. vita a number Of common fair unsold
good lambs 81 25GS5 60 fancy 900 N average.
S3T$4 10. good fat mixed sheep. So 50a$3 ST. extra
we,hers 81 sOa$4: lights to fair 81 Goq$3 30 cuis
Qs2 export grades $+Q$4 80; fair TO heavy wehes IS
Fast Liberty. Feb. 2-Cat,le-Receip,s light: market
strong ri unchanged prices Prime. s. 25aS5 so; good
"a 6Ols4 so: good butchers 4a$4 80 rough 81
Il fair light steers 81 3og$3 Co Hogs-Recepts fair
below Yesterday Phladephas - 2ogs4 25: best mixed.
a. 9sasa %. best Workers 81 10q$4 10; pigs
yorkers Sass roughs sass 10 sheep-suPpy light
market slow Extra 81 s0as4 TO- good IS 2oa$S go fair
81 ica,e 90: common. sigs2 best lambs 81 1896 49,
linton stock Yards Chicago: Feb Receipts
A. 0 head: market strong Hogs Receipts aoVV head
Market active and firm Prices 3331c nsne d 20 en-
Ss 7O6s4 O5 packing W sOusS 10 s - a.
hesyy packing ssS shPPons head Market
81 Louis Feb 22Cattie-Receipts s4i head Mars &c
oi,et prices about lower. Native steers - gta :"
COWS s. rs Texas steers. s. Hocs-Recep's ''-' hea'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
o1NPANoGGl0NAa
rAc1r1C MNIL S. s. 90.
STEAMSHIP LINES

and ~ lf'sii"aN
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
vi FOR TENAs. GEoHoiIN ~, FL0R I
Fr5m N~w.York wcdncsda,. ruday md sandy
a DrirGHTFtL SIN DAYS VOYAGE nN 80 TOO
GlTS AT6 S sTEiNds SALT LtKE cry $50 to
FLoMpA.- BRu NSWIGN GA ,,,r, E..
re IA ani RorNb HniP Tcsd. sue. 70 al!
no,n,s 10 Texas colorado tiah Arizona California M'N-
co. &c teorgia Florida &c ENcellen' accom,noHaiions
G. II MALLORY co Ger. As,s.. pier 20. Z. T.. y Y.
OLD DOMINION LINE.
~ steamers Tor NORFOLK. PoRTSMouTii or FONT
pETERsBrHG. aud RicIIM0Np "a AMI WAsilIT Sc
For WEST POINT. vA.-Tues. Thurs. and sat, From
Pcr % No. y r.. foot Beach.s. a. , o. M. Sal,
urdays 4 Through tickets and freight rates TO al
W l. GUILLAUDEU. Tram MANAGE.
DIED 3D. LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
IL Tor Guayra. Puerto Cabolln curacao ani Mara
caibo curacao from Pierr.poni stores. liso1kyn
& s CARACAS. ............ Tuesday March D. y. m
:. :. NENiXt Ella aturltN, Mar'n T. y III
: - rHIIADElpIIN -. nn"S.ay Mar,h 20 ! p n
have superior Accommodations Tor passengers.
For Curacoa and Malacanp. freight ONLY 80 -,
- : '''''' BouLTGN. niIss & DtrI.ETT
General Managers. 1873 Fronts..
CAVANNAU IINE-THREE TIMES WEEK
Thursdnys ana saturdays p NJ For freight pas
W H. RIFT. Gen1 AetlI. n. HAsUAGEN,. r, Aet.
Cert r. u 3r7 R'wny IS = & W. Ry.. 26i rway.
J 1. ADAMS. @ Y. A. FIR. !. WALKER. ACT, $.
soRRrr. Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
ERIE LIN ES.

THROUGH tfarg Tor Chicago and the West leave New
y'rk lot II Chambers-st, daily follows. ani n's
.,.r....s from West 32I-st
915 Nami"a. iimra naaae: Bradford and sai:
nanra Parlor buffalo
300 5 VIA %'Sf S' ay ,.s' fsS
M. Chicago : Sleepers CHI
ago cleveland and cincinnati Dining Car.
con r. N-BuMalo Nestihu.ed Express arrives Buffalo
O:')U - 4 Il making 'reCt connections for Detroit,
chicago AMI tho West. Buffalo passengers
remain IN sleeper untii \. NJ
S45 a S" c6'sso Scfe s"q to Bsao chi
cago and Cincinnati Dining car.
I DCkI. TINE TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
IL accommodations ~ III 26' tol and %, Broadway
,t Fas' l.5tl-st Chambers and West 23dst ferries.
Nv York. 3g3 Fu,onst brooklyn. 200 Hudson-s h,
h'kon AID Jersey CITY station. Erie Transfer Company
calls ~ ma checks baggage from hotels and residences
10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
Erqal \ otiees.

NOTICE.
~ Notice Is hereby given he foreclosure cause In the
United states Court FOR the Third Circuit In the
District Of New-Jersey tin Equity. wherein Holland
Trustee. &c, Is t"mplhnalt, ana IN"
PENNSYLVANIA Poughkeepsie and Boston railroad com
Defendants Dill 10 foreclDse. %c: ana
in between the same parties. In United
states Circuit FOR the Third Circuit Eastern Dis
tct OF PENNSYLVANIA Equity that the SUBSCRIBE the
Master 10 whom by order OF the said Court these mat
te-s have been will Monday. the Eleventh
cay OF March 1890 at eleven o'clock forenoon at the
Office 81 Grey. No lul Market street Camden
take proofs or the amount due
on tie bonds OF Pennsylvania Poughkeersie and Bos
ton Railroad COMPANY which secured 10 be paid by
The mort gage Of sad Company 10 the Holland Trust Com
many as Trustee foreclOsed in above case and the interest
thereon and on coupons secured thereby and for the
nunose OF determining the rights Of The holders Of said
hnnd in the distribution Of the proceeds OF sale ~ said
Railroad al and place said bonds and coupons
NAV be presented said Master with proof OF their
identity.
And ALI holders said bonds are hereby notified that
upon their produce the same TO said Master
e he place above named. before that
Elm. 20 saia Master AT address hereinafter named
they win be cut participating In the proceeds Of
the sale Of said Railroad
~ MARTIN r GREY. Master &c
No iO4 Market Street. Camden y. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
NIL I.CNAWA\NA AND WESTERN II. r..
s,ntton. I'm New-.orl foot OF Barclay and
ChriStobher streets.
NESTIylIED rR ptLlMtN BUFFET
LIGHT

CARS. PI\rsCH LIGHT -
Direct NEWARK. EloOMtltLlt M'NI.-lsAih
TIE OEANiES. summit. BernardsNile. basNns
Ridge Madison. MorrstHwn. Passaie. Paterson Boon
ton Dover. Stanhoge. EVppS LAKE. lAkE no
PhTCONG. ll.cketistawn SCHOOIEl-S MOI NTAN.
Washington. PHI tIVSBURG. EASTON WAItH
GAP SrROVDSBUEG. pocono Mountains. SCRAN-
Ton PITTSTON. WlLkESBARRE NANrlCoks.
pANVIIIE NORTH MBERIAND. Montrose, BiN9-
UNMrON OXFORD NORWICH Watervlle. UTICA
RiCHFIELp SPRINGS Cortland. SYRACUSE o.
EATU DANSVGLLE BUFFALO anu all points WEST.
%orTlIVltST AND SoITnM EST.
M \ M-BlNGHAMTON MAI. stops principal
o0p N-RI.FFAIO SCRANTON. RINGHAMroS.
Utica RICHFlEI.D SPR~@GS. SYRACUSE and
OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Euffe; Parlor cars coz.
n,ct at Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving -
i.n' - - NJ CRNNTON RINGHAMToN and EIMrRA
EMPRESS. Pullman parlor cars -,
900 p Nj SCRANTON WIIKESBARRE and PLrM
-..o y VI Cpalvl-Brnfaio Ncstibuled Limited Express
for SCRANTON RINGHAMTON. ELMIRA. ByF.
rATO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connects at
buffalo with train Chicago. arriving at 935 p.
q "a - N iDaiIy)-Bt'FFALO. SCRANTON BINGHAM.
ToN UTICA, SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EMPRESS
pullman Buffet Slecpers. .
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at y
Nurrays AMI i29 Broadway. Tickets ferry stations.
~ and a4o broadway 30 West l25thst. 23j Columbus
ave Ne-York 33s and 1876 Fulton-s and - Broadway,
rrookiyn. Time tables. giving full information at al
stations.
check baggage from hotel or residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23

STEAMBOATS,.
$500 TO BOSTON. So 90 TO WORCESTER.
Rcducti All Points and North
VIA NW[RW0GM [l0E][So
Steamers leave Pier told number, 90 : Il next Dos
bossrs,si. week days only 30 l.. \ Fine Orrhcsr.
on each steamer. " ~
EALl. RIVER LINE. FARES REDUCED
ONLY 500 10 Boston Tor limited tickets Reduced
Ial't TO all points. The PLYMOUTH md PILGRIM IN
commission fine orchestra each. Icag. Per - olh
. % y. IN. '' ."
- TONlNGTON IINE.-fnsidc route 10 Boston and IN.
- Fast All fares reduced. Steamers leave New Pier
49, y. r.. q T. NJ. daily except SUNDAY
n EW-HAVEN- 81: Excursion sI5O-
~ Steamer Richard PECK cav n daily
p. SUNDAY excepted. arriving In train
Merten. Hartford. Springfield. etc. Freight steamer
leaves ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23

T. port.. nj frequent Intervals. Independent ticN-;s
.nt A,antc pas<ases At rates Tor any tour
i.oreirn moneys Every facility and Information =,
RIOS COOK & SON 2si and ~ - way. " T.
oricla Ticket Agents Tor all trunk lir"s
ROPE.-Ihiriy excursions 10 Europe. 'c''u
Il tickets ~ al ines Send Tor Tourist Gazette :,
Il, INK Tourist Agt. III Bway. Y: rue AuH"-.
,,arls' croring Cross London oricai Ticket Ag,.
f'--usylyania and Eric r T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


export port alive and slaa.h'ss5' hone %
cline Of fully ioc 100 l with some sales Zoe oner
and the sds wer not ammon al good native
10 per 100 70 choice D DO avs at and s G.sn
at at the Extreme Of ;Sas4 30 1here light trade in
dTs<d p sfe G for t oTdnay 10
cable sayices from L9nd9n and Lrpo dTesd
Weight and American sheep selling mainly al lislse
5ron This port today on SATURDAY serva viii take
a ss of a SsS aa
schwarzschid sulzberger 80 cattle for j. sha i
sailing sunday will be laden with AZ cattle and S35 sheep
making o WIN d P Pre- %ss of ePGSsfG ca s
asss Of beef and 1874 sheep all FOR European
J;:s': /. g b = 6 5$ E
6 81 i7 d. at s s. 80 h. l?sS No. at % ."
L. ~ - as at sss IF b. II a. e9 ls' b. at - Il 49, 1870 3D.
g. Ssss & s.. at a. s. g. b es 1879 n
helfer 1850 n at s. 90 COW 900 r. at 90 go n do
s. see 3d. p d s = 20 +. a a, g = 90 Is g 30 3D.
r. at at co. II IL ] oxen en- u i4so h. h. at &
s. - TO- hsrs %e ies% n r. s.
ss g. account lao NJ "a 81 81 s. g? sceo@n
X Il d as . sss s? ~ - at a0 So %: Is d. Sc
100 n at s. 20 s 70 d. a. ss b. al 10 20 40 go "
s sherman - Illinois steers. 1865 ~ at 50 IS do
1881 10. a 81 %. 1885,. .-,
s Shamberg 16 Western steers 1874 10 at 81 40
MICH COWS-Only head reported Sold ana by D.
Mcpherson a. CO.. S33 30 per head. Feeling steady
stock but feeling steady inferior to good Veals sofa
nj S4as7 per calves in moderate supply
and limited demand. closing rihe weak city dressed
veas sold 7a1c per ID; country dressed ut on"':c
little calves 3i2dJc.
saIes~s Sanders veals lOs 10 a, s. 30 per
100 n.
Newton & Co.: veals 49, IL. at 81.
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Receipts 20 cars, or LOS" head-
10 cars direct and 10 cars for the market
making the stock held over YESTERDAY 2s= cars TO
no sold endeavored hold prices and butchers
Was transacted at just about yesterdays figures Com
mon TO fair sheep 2j4$2 10 fair choice lambs
AZ "a 75GS5 Sass 10 Dressed mutton had a
limited sal. J2n1l9c per H. few choic" wrthers
bngnc Sc: lambs lower AT 1n9c. Win extra
nrne quality bringing high as GIG country dressed
eprng LAMBS heavy supply and weak at S3pso per
ca a., .....o.
IS per ~: 4e Ohio sheep dew cull lanhs' 10 ID
Al Collins PIG Ohio sheep. 20 10. at 81 % 300 Michigan
lame q, 10 at 81 ~: 10 Gull lambs dew Sheep % ID
Hume & Mullen: 1876 state lambs So 10. az 81 %; ~ DO
~ III at ST. culs 81 H. az 81 10 lo4 state sheep W.
n. al 81 -. -, co >, . e.
I12 do s.: 20 Western sheep lo ID ar p 90
eS do. So 10 at 81 90 . . 9, ,-,l 4,
sheep lambs. Il ID. at u % ana - , .,.. -,
HOGS Receipts. 20 cars or 1896 head: ot wh, , 10
Country dressed weak at sac per H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
Bankers an0 Brokers.
Bankers an0 Brokers.
w. N. COLER & CO.,
Bankers,
MUNICIPAL BONDS,
"a NASSAU STREET.
financial @leetlons.

MEETING OF sTOcKHoI.DERs
Omce Ot Norfolk & Southern X. X. co..
"a Broadway. y. Y, Feb. LIST. ls9o
vTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the STOCK
/ holders Of the Norfolk Southern r. r. Co. for the
81 nine and the transact OF other
business will be held the Office Of the Coipny IN NOT
Solp Va on Thursday March eth. s9j ~ nine O'Clock
a. m.
Sth. 1sJ5
10y o'e u "" NJ W. DoMINICK Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
GENERALE Transatantique

- FRENCH LINE TO lGANIE 80
IA pOTRGOGNE Lehocuf........S sta. Feb. y. . p m
IA CHAMPAGNE Laurent sat M. h a. M
A GAS,OGNE BauislOn. sat. Men " p ~,
New York 70 Alexandria. Egypt. Via Paris trip Nad '"
fav. First-class $50. secondciass SIG ,. c
EoRUET General Agent, No. Bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
CLYDE LINE.

CHARLESTON. 6. c.. tho South and Southwest.
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida points
From Pier T.. r. Noot u Roosevelt ,. ) p NJ
AIGONQi iN.................-....- -. M'hnal' - ~
SEMISOi N'4'i.-',''s
IGOQr - r''ly.
All s;ea have rrstcsss passenger a'cpnya IONS
WM. T.. CLYDE co. General Agents,
Bowling Greor. y. Y.
Fla Cen, & Pom Fast r. g p Line via JacNsonf.!ie'
Great So Fre.ght and Passenger Line va charleston
L.-r L:.--L w. .-L ENAE = y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
CE\ARD LINE.

"A. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QJEENsToWN.
!.r,i,.... F.h p. g. AIrnuit. .Mch - 3 p n
I,r,iris 49, Mcl > . .. IN Cmbra. Nch. ~. 10 a. M
Fr.nl r1.- 80 Narth Rvor f0lt = C,a-fson -
cabin ,t.ssr. ard upward Sec1nl cabin So. $50.
Si5 according 20 steamer AMI accommoia hons.
Storage tickets and from an parts OF Europe at
very low rates For freight and passag" amply at the
Company Office NO Bowling Green. New York
a General Agents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-21

Talking about cold weather. said .
traveller recently. reminds me Of the
winter Of I-74 Dakota was Just open
ing up. and the town ofFaryo was live
ly. although possessing bat n few hun
dred inhabitants IL rew 81 cold
there n night that the mercury froze
in h thermometers and no one will
ever know how cold il was Among
other damage done vas the freezing of
the whisky in the saloons Il was i'm
possible To ecu enough heat Ia thaw
IT out, and the only course left was for
the SalOonkeepers to put in scales and
sell it by the pound. customers putting
cakes Of il in their Overcoat pockets
and biting il OF For several days il
was eoumon for friends 10 offer each
other a chew Of whisky--Gneinnati
ENQUIRER.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-21
GOSSIP OF The ARTISTS.

ArBSEr BENSDsLET, Il Is said. has
written 4 play in which the characters
are 10 assume, Is far a. possible. the
forms and features Of his drawings
BERLIN proposes 20 have an interna-
tioral art exhibition next year. The
Association OF Berlin Artists. with An
ton Won Werner. the painter. At It's
head, has the matter in charge.
Ar Sarbonne \ Roman mosaic pave
Esent eighty-six feet square was recent
" discovered nea the city cemetery.
The stones are black and white, ar
ranged in beautiful and novel designs
SINGLE purchaser IN this eountry
has secured all the original Du Maurier
drawings in Trilby and Peter Ibbesson.
paytng sever thousand i've hundred
dollars for them This Is as much
money as il cost Queen Isabella to 81
out Columbus on his voyage. vita all
his incidentals and ct eeteraS
HENRI RocEEFoEr. who has lust re
turned 10 Paris after n long exile. has
made a fortune. il i said. in dealing IN
works of art His salary years ago on
the Figaro was thirty thousand francs,
or six thousand dollars . year. His va
rious publications have also brpaghi
him In Arge ancuuss u asoEey.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-21
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and inprovsmer, xud
ssEds ID personal enjoyment whe1
rightly used The many, who lire bet
ter than Others AMI enlcy life nore. with
kss exrsnditRre. By naOre Prou pity
adapting the worlds b.. ~pr0.izcrs 20
the ns~sts Of Physic1l hinr, viii attest
tie valve u kealth Of the pure liquid
LAXATIVE prizciples embraced IN the
renl~ty. Syrzp Il Figs
Is sxclieEc~ : due TO is ~p-e%rti1x
IN tire form z0st acceptable and rbe4-
ant - the LIST, the refreshing AID truly
bsHs6cial properties of Ap.rsec. lax
4ave, e9ectEally cleansing The syx-em.
of>pelliag ouA& h~saiaehes ard fevers
zz1 Perz1neusly eauzg eo1<-ipano1-
l. kAs xivsn satisfaction - millions AID
E@s VITA TIE approval q the medical
~prakS<5oa. hsczE% = acts on the Kid
nevs Liver AMI Bowels without weak
e1Izz them and Il : perfectly free fru1
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup q Figs = fg sale By al drug
rssin SIC and g. hotti- bat it i. nan
EfAeturr1 by the CAlIfosuiA Fig Syrup
Co 01lv, sho>e ZANE : PriEted on every
raek-<e. 4ho the n4u,e, syrup Of Figs,
and being well Informed. yOa VII not
accept any szbst TUE L U5xn-d
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-21

II you sleep in the house Of n wizard.
You must be prepared for experiences
out Of the common 50 thinks n gentle
maa who once paSs-la night ansier Mr..
Edison's root In the middle Of the
night he was awakened By the sound
Of n voice At his elbow. Midnight has
struck il SAhl in hollow bzt resonant
tones Prepare 10 meet thy God
The guest was out Of bed in haste. II.
mus, be the vietimofSome kaIIueination
There was no a in the room His
would be q ans case fur the psyehieal
research people But even while thes>
thoughts were passing through his
head he was making for the door. II
the hall he met Mr.. Edison. who reas-
sured him By saying. ~Do1't be Scared
old man; its nothing but . clock
Youth Companion
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-21
NIT N

-B5bbler-I see hat Uncle sam
wants money Scriboier-The-e are
5shsrS-PhiIA3eiphia Inquirer.
The ma who claims that there Is
- such thing as an honest man tells
,shers what he thinks Of himself
Rams Horn
3>he-And 80 you are welded TO
voGr art He-Yes-body and soul
>he-And don't you consider marriage
4 failuree-DenoreSt.
How Is your sister getting on
with her singing lessouss Well papa
aaS taken the wadGing out of his ears
for the first time to-day--Fierende
Batter.
Jnkletom-I hear that you turned
psOple away in Jayport Barnes
TOrmer-We tried to. but thew would
ut ~ until they got their money back
Exchange
Not Quite Full-Parker-I would
join the church If il wasn't full of
h~ypocriteS Tueker-Oh. you are mis-
taken about that There's aIways
-pom for one more--Life.
De great wisdom OBJ nature said
Uncle Ehen, am shown in de fac dat
lie eullud gemmen doan' hankah zhter
terrapin, whiled white gemmen tuhns
up he nose At Observation-Disclosures
star.
Modern Mother-It's very sad. but
I'm afraid poor Jane will never be pop
alar in society. Friend-Indeed. Mod
srn NOther-Yess she's got such silly
1ld-fashioned ideas about ALWAYS
Speaking the truth-Ally Sloper.
New York Giri-Lord DumIey. did
you ever hear the Joke about the mu-
seum keeper who had two skulls Of "a.
Paul, one when he was 4 boy and the
other when he was n mani English
man-NOs what is its-S. Y. Recorder.
City Eiitor-YOGr copy IS 50 Hey
IDLE Mr. Wright, that yoa must i'm
prove IL IL we are TO retain your Ssrv-
ices wrighs-Bat. sir, GreeIey aud -
City Editor-YeS. yes / know; but
you're Young, don't grasp after all the
houcrs al onee-Puck
Where Those Designs Are Scared
The Artist jumping out of BOD
iiurrah. Hurruo, Bully, Eve got il.
His Wtfe-What's the natter The
Artist-rve had a nightmare. Ills
Wif@Well. what of it, The Artist
What of III Think of the suggestions
il gave me for my next art poster
Chicago Record
Walter Dunlop. the well known
humorous clergyman of Dumfries. WAS
one day talking to a brother of the
elotn- who in a taeetbous manner said:
Well. Walter. I believe. after all has
been said, that my head would hold
two Of yours Man. replied Walter.
with a paWkv smile. Il rerer thochs
before that your held was sac emusv :
-HogSehoId Words
a certain old Scotch lady was
once protesting with all her nigh,
against the resignation Il her pastor,
The worthy man no doubt harassed
and tried IN spirit over the matter
tasted sweetness in her words but a,
the same time wishing modestIy to re
eefve her high estimate. and to eora.
fort her in the thought that all was
not o in his departure. but tha,
there we're still as good fish in the sen
As ever were caught. bid her not e
worry You'll get a better man ate,
In gone But how was the fine edge
OF her compliment to be taken of by
her demonstrating reply: Ma na
we've had foar pastors already. and
every ones been worse than the restr
-Mid-Continenc
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-21
Hoods


riarkabie cures of scrOfula. salt
rheum and all kinds and degrees
Of disease OF the blood. YOU would
be as fully convinced of. and as
enthusiastic over. the merits of
Hoods Sasaparilla as we are.
By taking it now you may realize
the benefit 20 be derived from
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-21
a CHANCE IN the WEATHER.
One Msa Who Wa Deceived By . Smau
k~< and . HE< I h<ru sn-e-r

ome hsa whs Wa Deceived BY . Small
he~ and . B1< lh~rz sm~e<r.
Men were hurrying aloGg with heads
drawn as close To their shoulders A.
possible 81 as TO get the beneS. Of all
the sat collar they e,soId and were
slapping their hands AMI rubbing their
ears while 4 thirty miles an horr wind
was doing its best - make pesle<
trans think that the mercury stood
At 80 instead Of 5 degrees be-
low zero Attached to 4 pss. in
front Of n North side drug store was
\ Thermometer IL was raised about
four feet from the sidewalk Hug
ging the post and standing directly un-
der the big wooden case was n small
boy. who was amusing himself bv
blowing on the bulb which contained
the mercury The boy looked - much
Ike a continuation of the post that the
big German who stopped to see how
eold he ought to feel did not notice
kis-
Huh, How IS dis said the Ger
man. as he hooked at the Thermometer
e~uriously after giving it a 6rss eursory
glance Huh, T~irty-fvee Seem like
u vas colder.
Uneouseiously or otherwise he began
TO unbuttOn his coat and to loosen the
wrzppings around mis- throat
IND u get warmer seine more he
added rs the mercury continued to rise
IN response TO the small boys efforts
Must be De gold vase don'd last much.
DIS climate make vun grazy De ba-
bers say IL n sixteen degrees below
und now Il dOn'd freeze already
Then he saw the small hov whose
face haG expanded into a broad grin NJ
the result of his experiment
-Ho. no. ho- laughed the German.
You play one yoke on me IL vas
some more colder than l thought. Dat
n good fooL Make nae shink il vas
summer almost Next time ven dou'd
catch me again And he went on
down n street readjussinx his wraus
and ehuekling to himself-Chicaro
Tribune
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-21
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-21

A wicked small boy in Glasgow w1s
arrested some time ago for some mis-
deed, and on being taken before the
court for trial vas asked By the Judge
where he learned 50 much wiekedneSs-
DO re ken KNOW the pump in
G laSSfOrd street, asked the boy.
No. said the Judge
~WeeL do you ken the pump in Brig
gateT asked the boy.
Oh yes replied the Judge
~Weel. then. said the boy. we NAV
go there and pump as long As We like.
out re Gamma pump ms --Harpers
foung People
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-21

Pasker-I met Lion. the English az.
thor. the other night He Is writing a
book on this country. and he eens
anxious 70 get information from everv-
body.
Bsrker-Yess he hgures hat the peo-
pie he asks foe information viii read
his book 10 see Il he Attenuation is in
iHPse<
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-21
Spring
Medicine

There is nothing more conclus-
lively proven than that Hoods
Sarsapariila IS 4 radical and relia-
Bile blood purifier. If We could
show you the many letters we re
ceive from people of whom we
never heard before, telling Of re-