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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28
e.. IL. I~sagrone.

Not only because II Is the
custom. and cur duty TO call at.
tentiOn Tan announcements. but
also because we take pleasure
in doing So. do We ask you To
notice the announcement of Mr.
Lagrone for Tax Assessor.
His neIghboTs. friends and ae-
quaintances need to be told
nothing of him. and To those
who are not acquainted We
speak when we say that he Is a
worthy man and competent, and
viii. if elected, discharge the
responsible daties of this Office
with credit and satisfaction.
He Il one Of Lafayette's best
citizens. and no man stands
higher in his Reighbors esteem
and confidence than Charley
LagrOue. Remember his claims
vixen You 90 To make up your
ticket.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

This Church was set up a. a
separate organization about %
years ago by the Bishops Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
South. IL has proved a wise
and benIicent move.
The church thus established.
has kept elear Of politics. has
not disseminated race pTeiudl-
ces. bat has been true to the
good people of the South
They deserve the appreciation
and encouragement Of all good
eitIzras. They are now erect
ing a church building in OxfcrL
Bishop E CottwelI desires to-
speak To WHITE PEOPLE IN the
Methodist church on SEnd4T
afternoon March 3Ist. He Is
recommended to Us a. an intel
iIgert and worthy minister. anil
the stewards have cheerfaIly
granted him the use of the
church at ; P. n Let ~ hear
his message.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28
fOthe Public.

Any one desiring blowing for
gardens this Spring, viii find il
to their interest 30 call on the
undersigned at the City Hotel.
/ viii run three plows- in charge
Of experienced pillow hands, at
reasonable charges.
Respectfully,
Andy Thomas
Feb. %, 1896.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

\ beautiful feature of the For
estry exhibit to be made by the
United States Government Blu
reaH Of Forestry at the Cotton
States and International Expo
sition viii be the substitution of
tranSpareneies for the bare glass
in the windows of the building.
The transpareneies will show a
series of views of the most i'm
portant timber trees. and these
pictures Will be surrounded by
transparencies of the leading
saw-mill establishments of the
South
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

According TO the Herald.
Biloxi intends To do the nice
thing by the Press next Nav.
We beg to remind her that she
sets herself to a formidable task,
as It VIII be a convention OF the
hungriest crowd that ever con
vened on land or sea. Times
have been ast as hard With the
editors A. With any Que else.
and after living on free rides
and toothpieks twelve months
they VII b. fully able To appre-
etaTe something more sHbstan-
tEaL-State Line Graphic
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28
A Chicago Musician.

Prof ID. c. MeAIIister. vocal
teacher, studio Chiekering Hall.
Fesidene 446 L 18th street.
Chicago, says: After suffering
with LaGrippe and its effects
for over a year I was induced
to try Germetuer, which I did
with the most satisfactory re-
suits. and | do not hesitate TO
pronounce il a great remedy
liz Is not necessary to suffer
a year or even a month with
Grippe or its effects DI.
Kings Royal Germetuer cures
IL every time and in short order
81 Six for %. New package
large bottle los doses one
dollar Sold by T. ID. Isom 4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28
Morphine, Opium, Cocaine
and Whisky Habits
Cured at HOma.

The O. Wilson caenIsal Co.. Of Dub
an. fer1r- Incorporated uasf~r the laws
II the state Of Texas. capita S5,fs0 -.
-larant-~ "a thoroughly cure au-ou.s
si,itct-t - sithr- Of tii- allow. habits
Ptier II the remedy $500 The RENE
" - Pur-ly vegetable. ami ya b.g1 o.
. tm1rsve hsth mlnsi and t0ly With
10 Use r . an absolute lad harmIeSs
sare. E~sn'res yonthfuI vissr IAN
be E42-n AZ home without the knaxF-
-sizs Of any one. No less from business
" york Can be carried ahsat IN tie
P"ckeE- NJ eure. money reflcsled- Al
letters ssr1-siy cofienfia-
References First National Bank.
D"Ilalln Satlunzl Bank, ami pos=saster,
Dasin. Texas
Bsok 1t Particular, testlmanl4I= a I'd
references mailed free - any sidrsse
Tscsorcii,e. Tia --n1e1cr-s
A eer.sln and effective cure for IN. -
h-zo hAbTt-eh--ing. Dipping, smok-
ing, &c. Rr.e sL1- Ga4raateerL
g Tiscl ctsm:ca ccn-zry,
Dublin. Texas
49,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28
Hon. A. I'D. Stands for 4.
Senator.

AneHt the many suggestions
or nominations which have been
mafte sDr L. Senator. aad
which have been brought about
chiefly by the announcement
that Gen George wili not stand
for reelection and also because
the Ew. a. Il Row stands. re-
gHires that his Successor shall
be elected nc the next session of
the State Legislature. although
hr= present term does not ex-
pfre until 1893 we esteem it a
very great pleasure 20 ealI at
tenriou TO the nomination. which
the North NEsSissippI Demo
crar 80 eloqueurly makes. Of
Hon e. H. ShansIs. for tins ex-
position And without
one single thought or word Of
for the other
honorable gentlemen who have
been mentioned for the place.
We desire to- put ourselves on
record a. endorsing IN every
particular everything which the
Democrat has sand 0f Governor
Stands. and to add Just a word
on our own account
We believe that nowhere IN
the State does there live a man
who Possesses In SO eminent a
degree all those elements and
qualities which g0 To make up
al ideal senator ~ does Gov.
Shand=. Mentally and physi-
esAlly he stands a king among
men, and a man born tn lead.
by birth, education and prae-
Tree a gentleman a scholar. pro-
found and learned a christian.
faithful and steadfIst- an orator.
eloquent earnest and forrehEl.
he stands pre-emInent. the peer
of any man N all the land pos
ssssIng a fall kH0wiest-r and in
formatIoa on all subjects which
are continually agifariag the
PubiIc m1HL amt which would
enable him t0 eOrrpctIy solve
the questions OF the hour.
We DO not know what hfS IN
einnarIous oa this line are. but
We ID know that be would make
a most excellent Senator. and
We sincerely trust that bis name
viii be taken up In tins eounec-
ton and We believe that he can
BE- elected TO tins honorable po-
sltIon By all means give Hs
Stands for L. > senator.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

The lawyers of Kansas saw
shat 1t Is not necessary for la
dies to tell their ages in regis
tering for municipal elections.
that Is requisite for munich
pal elect ons is for them to saw
that they are II years old
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

Stains of blood cannot be re.
moved from paper, and with
difficulty, if they are old, from
cloth The pertinaeity with
which blood stains remain is at.
tributable to the presence OF
iron in the blood
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

There are well on toward one
hundred thousand babies less
than a year old, asleep tonight
IN sweet inconsistencies of the
life upon which they have en-
tered who Will during some
year not tar of, 90 To untImeIy
graves because of the licensed
sale of drink IN our own eoun-
try Are not American chill
dren worth saving.
In the past Congress made it
a duty I'd refuse entrance to
diseased hides from South
America because two men we're
poisoned to death BY them in a
tannery IN Massachusetts; and
disease infected rags from Italy.
because two women and a maj
lost their lives by handling
them IN a paper mill Congress
dId well to protect the lives of
Americans VIII il not protect
those one hundred thousand
American babies by prohibiting
the manufacture and sale in the
United States wherever il has
jurisdiction and protect the
children Of foreign countries by
iorOidding exploration Union
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

AA AVuAtetN ItIAtltE ~ :
that whisky l. beng sold IN
PoHte5oe every day. and there
II no visible effort being made
on the part Of the citizens %
stop IT. That old. old method
of praying whisky out never
wis a success and never VIII
be- What the people want DO
EtO adopt the-IPtodate plan
raid these low dives smash
up the jTgs and treat the ven
dor To q coat Of tar Iad feathers.
II we're gong To have prohibit
tlon let's have IT, Il not turn
the town over to the devil and
few blear-eyed buns and let It
~ at that
Speaking Of flint locks ~
minds IL of shooting We
heard a prominent citizen OF
Oxford make the following re-
mark standing on a public cor
ner of the street Last Sunday .
iii warrant there isn't a town
In any of the four surrounding
States. with the population of
Oxford where there have been
a. many drunken men on the
Streets as have been seen on
our streets during the past
two weeks
This Il a very sad state of af-
fairs. and oh what Il common
tAry on our boosted refinement
and reputation a. a Iaw-abidlng.
and Law enforcing community
It L. all the more horrible and
outrageous when 1t Is remem-
bered that Circuit Court has
been In session the past two
weeks, with the Grand jury
sitting seven or eight days for
the purpose of ferretting out all
violations of the Law. and tax
ing the first step toward punish.
ing crIme- If it Il true. a : al
lodged then what are We com
ing TO a. a community This
l. a serious question and de.
mands serious consideration.
The responsibility rests equally
upon every citizen. and can not
be shifted upon another. What.
ever you SOW that shall ye also
reap L. a. surely true to-day as
when Il Was first written.
IL l. unnecessary To say more
ca this question Every citizen
of this town and community
Knows that the Law in this re-
speet l. being constantly viola
ted To a greater or less extent.
and the responsibility, as well
a. the shame and disgrace,
which attach to IawIessness.
and all manner Of crime and
mIsdemean0rs. rests equally up
on IL all, whether as private.
individual members Of society
or as officers Of the Law. sworn
To execute the Laws as they are
written Ii does not suffice to
say that public sentiment i
against prohibition
That does not lessen the
crime, or mitigate the offense.
The question: H. shall the
majesty Of the Law be deded.
and justice be continually out
ragedt The solution of the
question remains IN yOgr hands,
and must be met. either here or
hereafter
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

Preparations are being made
by the eftzsns Of the d0urIshfny
city Of Biloxi. for the entertain
ment of the State Press Asso-
cEasI0n- which VIII hold It's an
nu1l meeting there next May.
Committees have been appoint
ed consisting OfIeading citizens
whe wall leave nothing undone
To contribute To the comfort and
pleasure Of their guests
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

The Iupsi0 Journal says
y tram Of sIx coaches and
three baggage ears passed that
place last week With JIo
negroes from the sxamps Of Ar
Aansas and Mississippi IN rogte
Tor Savannah Ga- from which
pi1ee they VIII sail for Liberia.
IN Africa where Inducements OF
an extraordinary natare are OF
tered them 20 settle
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

Henry E Boggs has won the
prize offered by a London Jour
nal for the best best definition
OF money BY submitting this
one: An arScfe which NAV
be used as a universal passports
To everywhere except heaven,
and a universal provider OF
everything except happiness,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28
TIl[s
T[Elg
IPlGAYUM|E
The BEST
Newspaper
I'M THE SOUTH.
n rELEGRAPHIc SERVICE
COVERS THE WORLD.
rTs MARKET REPORTS AKA
CNEQUALED

IN Duran at Jaekssn. Miss. Gun
dnefed by thar experienced journaIisx
Eigar = Wilson. who treats Impair
naiiy all 7ssrsti0ns reiafing to Nissi,-
s.ppi and hlsslsxippians every day IN
the year. ha~ IL the Iangnage Of the
Aississsppi press. made the Pteayuns
Indispensable to MsssissippianS-
The Ficayune reaches and crosses
AississippI On all trunk lines NE very
lay sf its publication.
Mississippi this year holds lis irss
general election uader the new con-
stltufian- An State. County and District
~1tne-rs. inetiHiing a LEGISLATURE. which
vii ! n January. ls<sS choose a unitef
s'ai~s Snator. axe to be elected The
Campaign viii be a memorable oue
The P~icayune. in aiilts0a to is Bureau
az th@ CapiraL has an intelligent cor
r~espon'ss-st at every prominent poinr
IN Mississippi No item Of news win
-sssps L.
Get the News all tie News: and zsx
Q fresh.
Read the Pieayane
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

Ii Is expected that a full
house viii greet the Festival
Of Nations at the City Hall TO-
morrow night. Oxford ALWAYS
patronizes good entertainments
literally. This viii be one OF
the best, by home talent, and is
especially deserving of your
patronage.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28
United Confederate Eete
rams Reunion A~-ocia-
ton.

tiOn-
Houston, Texas.
March o. 1895
Ed EAGLE The week begin.
ming May -. 1898 VIII be the
most important IN the history of
Houston
In addition To the annual
gathering OF the United Cozfed
crate Veteran : Reunion Ass0ei-
alton there viii be the largest
eneampment OF United States
and Texas troops ever held
south of the Ohio River
The magnffeently appointed
grounds Of the Houston Driving
Park Association have been
placed at the disposal Of the To-
cal Executive Committee, and
Il II merely repeating the opin-
ions Of many newspapers. pub
liShed at a distance. when We
say that no more comfortable.
convenient and altogether de-
-irable place could BE- had II
this country.
The Southern Pacific Railroad
VIII run complete passenger
trains every ten minutes. upon
a belt line fIom two depots To-
Gated IN the heart of the city 70
the Driving PARK Arrange
meats VII be masie IN advance
20 handle 50.0oa passengers.
daily. az ten cents the round
trip.
The people Of Houston are
now building a permanent AHdi
t0riam- capable Of seating IWlnsaf
persons comfortably The mn
fial meeting in this sgperb eoH
ventIon hall VIII BE- held By the
Confederate Veterans The AU-
dItorinm - upon Nam street.
the principal tho-oa-hfare Of
Houston y centrally iaeated
bureau Of Information VII be
established. which viii be head
quarters Gor everything
There vii be No eonif1ct IN
any department the work l. a.
ready We'll IN hand and the gene
rOas people Of Houston have
solved the financial part Of the
entertainment SIXTY days IN al
vance The program Il not yet
ready in all is details. bat
enough has been decided upon
tO insure a grand success. The
odd veterans viii be given first
consideration N all things. but
all visitors viii be taken care
SE no matter how many may
come.
The leasEng decorating firms
OF America already have their
Representatives upon the ground
There i a universal feeling OF
enthusiasm. which pervades the
entire population regarding the
reunion Houston Il upon her
megtle. and means To make a
record which viii make Texas
and the entire South proud that
she Il a Texas and a Southern
city
The railroads OF Texas viii
bring the Texas troops and
Federal soldiers free Of charge
and these young men VII de-
light both veterans and visitors
with an excellent programme.
There viii be music by my
RAIDS of bands there viii be
concerts by trained Voices
there VIII be gala times and
good cheer VIII reign supreme.
The boys who left the older
States ten twenty and thirty
years ago are now Texas men.
and they Will be here from eve
~ point In the Lone Star State
To grasp the hands of relatives,
neighhors. ehHms and friends.
Write tor any special informa-
ton you may desire. but if you
intend To make any kind of a
trip In IS95. let your ticket read
To Houston
Your truly,
W. y. CHILDRESS.
General Manager. United Con
festerate Veterans Reunion
Association Houston. Texas.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28
T. w. MURRAY.

The above named gentleman
- announced IN the proper col
Hmn this week as a candidate
for county Treasurer, and our
readers are especially asked to
consider his ease IN connection
with this office. Mr.. Murray is
one of the oldest citizens. If not
the oldest citizen of Lafayette.
and l. well and most favorabIy
known and Will therefore enter
the race with good prospects
for success. For fifty years or
more be has lived with Us. and
IN all thai time be has proven
his WORTH and good citizenship.
and now with a record for up
RICHNESS and fair dealing for
his support he comes before
you asking for the Office of
Treasurer He is a good man.
and would make an honest.
faithful officer Remember him
when you go To the primary.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

The unwilling Of the monu-
nsnt 10 the memory of 6s00
Confederate soldiers buried In
Chicago. viii take Place on MAY
% An immense crowd y ex-
Peeted- and Mississippi veil be
vel represented
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

II a man can write a better
oook, preach a better sermon.
make "A better mouse tran
than his neighbor, though he
build his house in the woods.
the world viii make a beaten
path to his door.--Emerson
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

The Biloxi Banner is a new
candidate for public favor.
'ieksburg viii soon have a
$4,000 match factory.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

Among the prominent men
who We expected here this week
was Capt p Z Matthew'S. of
Lafayette. candidate for Rail
road Commissioner for the
Northern District We regret
that be could not be here. but
the DUTIES of his office of sheriff
prevented hrs coming. Nr.
Matthews ~ an officer who new
er negisets public duty for any
private interest Mississippi
honOrs such men and desires
that of such material her official
staff should be made up Mr..
Nsthews viii soon pay his re-
Specs- Ia the citizens of our
county when be viii be accord
Ell that welcome that he so
justly deserves II looks now
that beyond doubt. he viii be
the Dsxt representative of the
Northern District on the K K
Banner
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

The ladies' of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, will
issue an Easter edition of the
Ripley Advertiser.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28
The Twice-a-Weck Rpub
l~ie.-Special Ofs
GOOD OSLY UNTIL MARCH 81, %.

Send two new subscribers
with two dollars and get one
year free.
Send four new subscribers
with four dollars and receive
the paper twOyearswithout cost
Do you know a good thing
when you see Itf 4 word to
the wise l. sufficient
Address The REPUBLIC,
st. Louis. Mo.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

About 1000 uniformed men
will engage in the great inter
state drill in Memphis in May.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28
For Seerrtarx oil State.

TOT NfffttaEN OA ttdte-
j. L POWER
OF Kinds
For District Attorney
w \ ROANE
For State Senator.
J. w T. X
For the Legislature.
FIELDER WEBSTER
w W
G. L SIVLEY-
For sheriff.
IA
JOHN K HARkISS
T. H NNON
JOHN r BROwS-
: R. WHITTIER
For Chaneery Clerk.
BEN P GRAY
For Circuit Clerk.
g. T. NcCULLOH.
DR. W : NICHOLS
w C. NELL
l. f. TEMPLE
For Treasurer.
CHAS MYER
w T TURNER
10 PETE RANEY-
d. PATTON
HIRAM b SMITH
r T. DUNCAN
JOHN J. WOODWARD.
B. F. TATUN-
r. r. SNEED.
WILLIAM TURSER
j. y W HERRING
DR. J. B. NCEwEN.
Z w MI RRAY.
For Supt- of Education.
g y MCCHAREN-
b B. COFFEY-
e. r HIGHTOWER-
JESSE K. BARRY. JR-
REV W. l. HARGIS.
For Assessor.
10 JOSH SPENCER
JAS
WI BILLY GOODWIN
! K GUM
EINBURN CULLEN.
W L AkERS
JOHN l. BAKER
w FRANCIS HILL
JAS r TONLISSOS-
a. b LAGRONE
BEAT 4.
For Baiiiff.
J-P- Z PARK
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

The gubernatOFial eamPaa
l. getting almost a. lively =
the county campaigns over The
State.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

1t Il stated Hon W. III. Sims
of Columbus, viii be a candidate
to succeed Gen George
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

Fourteen store-houses, nearly
occupied were burned at
recently.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

Hon J. G. NeGaire, of the
Nazoo Herald. il a candidate
Tor reelection 10 the LegiSa-
tare
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

1T a recent meeting the com
mittee on concessions md priv
ieges granted to kee Owyang,
Z ChInaman representing a New
York company, the right to
erect the Chinese Village at the
Cotton States and Information
at Exposition This WALLACE
VIII be of characteristic Chinese
architecture. and one hundred
and sixty feet square Ii viii
bc surrounded by a Chinese
Theatre. booths. flower gardens.
tea house. and all manner of
Chinese attractions Chinese
merchants VIII have ON sale
their rich and unique wares.
and the village VIII be 4 verItar
bic little Chinatown The con
eessio8aire Il an educated Chi
Eese gentlemen. and Is backed
By ample capital The village
vii be one tsie best a"TFactians
on -ie picturesque -rer-aces.-
the Midway II the Atlanta Fair.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

Remember cur grand offer
expires May l. Hand Us your
name and one dollar, and ysss
VIII receive the EAGLE one year
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

Tue EAGLE n authorized 20
nogues the names OF the persons
the ensuing slscrbon in November
next. al subject to the action % the
Democratic party of Lafayette
county
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

The South viii raise its own
this year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

Or. PRICES Cream 3akLinx Powder
Mast Psrfesk MnaaA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28
w. Il. Wallace,
u r,
OXFORD, MISS.

Cssns afs al kinds sud dzs- keps IN seek from the cheapest 70 The best Cool
fng boards and -oA- for the dead Enhsmnax aad and RSbss- Thanks
for past fzvor-. - i. respectfully solicit patronage Of iowa ana eountv-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28
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one rZAL
DAILY and SUNDAY One Year s12O0
unday. u 70 g 1a-ea, 400
EseEfv. l6 PAGES. issued
uus'ar Young Im
NICHOLSON 90, Prspriaturs.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

cAa4rsn CsI fas Fisher scaztura
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

uss q 'Casto<1A' b % sni-~.l md
70. merit 50 veil known thas 10 ss-zns . work
Of s-rperurugzGssu % endorse q. Fsv 40 Ne
nseEIi--ns families who do NC s~p Cassor-.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

-c~-ss<f.ssn val .tsrssa sochBtrrn rhas
rr,omn-.a 10 - up-<<< toany pr~-riraz
nvwn IN ma IA Azcanx n D.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

W. y. CHILDREsS.
General Manager. United Con
testerate Veterans Reunion
Association Houston. Texas.