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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-16
Gin tpettcrer 3uiammcuItok.

alcutta, IA. 2lprll.-Sir 9fobert
Qop5 mcloet aus Gbitral: v@iue glbtBeiz
lung crbielt 9eltcru ben Sefehl uutcr
Dem Commando 0cS Sbcrlten 8attepe,
Die in ben Scraen belegenen Srtidaiten
3u 3erltOren, Don oeuen aus oaS brltllde
yaser belaoNeu wuroe. Die Wtanrz
idaft.n Oran9en peiter Dor, al6 ibnsn
Die Snltruftion etlaubte unO cntoedten
ba5 Serannahen 3lUeIer 9rOBeren Abz
tBciluusen DcS 6eluOt6, mas lie mir
oura Si9nale melOeten. SD ii9naliz
iirte lOfort 3uriif, III retirlren, mas audi
scI6ab, aber ebe Ote Wtaunihaiteu bas
ltuBenoe Eager errei9en fOnnten, fieleu
Sberlt Sattepe un0 brel Wann uno
5wei SIfi3icrs uno II Dtann uuroen
pcrwuuOet. Sin eraitlihsr 3uiummenz
ltOB idelnt uuuermelOlId."
Sepan mno CHINA.
2ouoon, IA. 2lpriI. - Gtue De-
pside aus 1otiO meloet, oa8 Brins
&omatbu, Sb:rz@ommanbeur Der lapaz
niiden 2lrmce uno 6lotte, geiteru na9
SirOibima in Gee 9eltOden 1T. @r
wlrb, che ct fid an ole 6rOnt be9iebt,
SBimozJtoistt beluden.
Smrse Gabel=&epeSd)en
= 4uf benz SittOrtasBobn5oi 5u
2onOou maro am 0onuerltag IbcnO
Dem 9telpzYOrfcr 9ibeOer 9fOOerlf Gamcz
ron, Der im StgrIfie ltuuo. na9 Baris
ab;urtiisn, cine Slehbiidlie scltObIcn,
in Der iid SO, 900 in Mertbqaplcr.n
beTanOeu.
= Der G;ar pom 91uBlauO bat be-
idlOntu, iid i'm nahiteu .usuit in
Wosfau fr0nen su lalien.
- Sn 0aprc brannte Der 0ampicr
ga Seaue" am Sauitu9 bt8 auf ben
Buheripie9el nieOer.
- 2luf Si3illen CAB eS am Sonntaa
wicoer mebrere GrObeten, Die leooh nur
9erln9en Sbu0sn auridteten. Otenz
l9enleben gln9en niat pcrIOrsn.
= Sn Soeiia iinO mebrsre StuSeu>
ten, barunter Shirt GumunOiI, pegeu
io;ialiitiider llmtriebc BON Der 8ebOrOe
uerbaftet lporOen.
Sermiidte trlegrapbiifr 9epci6en.
Ger Sdaulpleler 5aS. .. 0entrp,
iuelher Dor &ur;em leinc Yerlobte, Die
S9uuipieIerIn Dtaoqe DOrte III Ybilaz
be,pbla sriboB unO iid Oann islbit eine
SduBwunOe beIbra6te, lit iomelt ber,
scitent, OuB er AM 6rcitas ra6 tur;em
8orperb0r Dem 9erldtspsrfabren obne
SGrqIdait iiberpieieu loerSen tonnte.
- 6rau Otartha 9olbenbura, pObnz
bait in 9tr. $50, YOiut. Str., Gamocn,
Sbio, erlitt am Samfugs WtOrgen
t0otlide BranOwuuOcn. Sic mar nit
Der 3uberettuna Oe6 6riibitads beihais
tlat, ais Elm StId brcuneuoe8 Bapter
aus benz Diem auf lbr &leiO iitl unO
6aIIel0e in SrunO itefte. 9luf ibre
SHlf.rufe elite tbr ytann berbei unO
6aatc iie in cine 0tatte. SO gelan9 ibn.
Die 6lammsn 81 srltlden, abcr erIt
na66em ieine 6rau iAwere Yranopuu>
ocn erlltten bate. Gr ielblt mar ln6eis
ZEN ebeniaQ8 an Sanben uuO Nrmeu
Idner perbrannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-16

Nf Nfatteaman, N.sY., IA. Nprit.-
S'Oouncq uno Dtusuire, ;!usi Der cnts
iprungeuen finf @trbretIer. limb bcute
frib llbr 5u Eine 8IainS in eincm
nit Seu belaOeucn @usgon aui9eIun'
0cn uno perbuftet woroen. Die Sel>
ben tru9en nod Die &teioer oeS Soiptz
tuIs uno wureu iait 9cbun9ert. Bis
jest buben iie nod feline In9aben iiber
Die 9trt unO Meiie, in Ser Der Nus bruh
bemsrfl lteQtst ipuroe, gemadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-16
StuS Teru.

9in;a, Beru, Is. 9lprtl.-Die Gus
cerlitiideu Gruppen IN @u3eo babrn
cine Wieuteret in Scene selest uno Oen
Wtar;o, lOwle anbere Sfii3iere ermOroet.
@roBe 2luireguu9 bcrrldt in Dem StaOtz
den uno nit Spannun9 erwartet man
Die 4nfuuIt oeS Generals AierOlu, bon
bem man bofit, baB e5 ibm sclinsen
mcroe, bic 8ube unO Sronun9 wieoer
ber3ulteIlen. 0Ie uaseneInen Wablen
iuQen auf ben 2. Sum- anberaumt merz
r.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-16
Cuba.
Die Sniuraenlen erlelpen cine araey

Die 3uiurgen,eu erletpen cine urgeSdIupps.
Sauanna. IA. NpriI.-@eneral
Qu6umbre, melder Die 9tegierung&trups
pen in Santiago Sc Guba commanbirt,
msl6.t, ouB cr an 10. 9lpriI cine Sniurz
oentenz8anre, ocrenSbersG GommunOeur
WtaceO mar, angrifi uno ialus. Die
bsfannten 5niurgentcn 6lOr Grombet
uno GObrsro Corona fielcn, 9uau 6Ors
tier unO 9ltOorO SOrega uurbeu 9eiuus
gen uno &bOs. .Suiu; ihper pcrwunOet.
Die Utunitiou Der 9niur9enten unO
cine Dtuiie 8rieie. Die 3wiiaen ben 6iibs
rern 9emedielt wurOen, fitlen Den 0lez
gieruu9atruppen in Die SanO:, Der 9nz
iurgentenIabrcr 6ran;isco @itraOa bat
ii9 er9ebsr unO Ntaceo lit in Die gSal=
Der entfloben. Die uOn Peres 9eiabrtcu
9(ebcuen bobcn iid in Die g,r8c sslladz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-16
Sin ieItencs GrclanlR.

Illiance, SbiO, Is. 9lpr;l. -
@abrenO eineS beitigeE Sturmes III Der
pcrsungeucn gtadt fielen WtilliOnen bon
9iegenwiirmern unO maAten bic Grotz
TORE 10 idlupfrig, baB c5 ialt unmOgz
li1 mar, uuf Osnielben gu seben. Der
Sturm peruriadte audi slncn 200 6uB
lansen grOrutib in Dem 0urIielOsGinz
ihultt auf Der sort 8apnc G.iens
babn," iisbeu Wteilen Oitltd BON bier,
Sin @eleiie wuroe bon Dem berab>
rutldenben GrOretd) ueriaittet. Sine
srOBe gln8abl Nrbeiter mar mabrcnO Der
9anien 9tad: bei6aftigt, um es wieOer
frcI Ill maiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-16
Stalicn.
@rsbcbcn at:f's Reue an Der SasrS=
Dr0uuit9.
Staltcu.

Som, Is. 2lpriI. - Wtebrer. Gr6s
it0Be wurSen 9eitern in SeneOi9 unO
Serona. peripurt. Otebrere G)ebGuOe
wuroeu beIAGhi9t unO oiele EeriOncn
pcrlebt, ieOOh 0tiemanO qctOOtet.
Seitige GrheriaItterunscn wurben
au9 in 5crrara uuO 2rcoiiu OeripIrt.
Sn Der leetgeuunuten Staot entitanO
I'M Sbeater. weldeS bis auf BEN leetcn
Ylae augeiilt mar, cine Sanif. Siele
BerIouen wurOeH bel Dem Yeriuae, aus
Dem Gcb0uOe SIT tOmmtn, i9wer perz
lest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-16
Ccitrci1z llngarm.

gSien, Is. gpriI. - Sefti3e CRIB
it6Be wurOsn 9eltern 9lbenO tur3 Dor
Otltternadt in SuS Scltreth peripiirt.
Su 2albad), 50 Wteilen nOrO0itllh pon
Griclt, sdblts man swti9en Wtllternudt
unb IS llbr SOrmit:a95 81 ueridleOcne
StOBc. Die idmmtli9en &irden, Ofz
ientllde 0sbGuoe unO @elt)dit6 bGuler
Der Stabt, ioluie piele 8Obnbduler wur@
BEN bei9aOi9t. 0prA einitiir;snOc
Ntaueru wurOen mebre,e Perionen err
ldla9en uno lebr ptelc perpunoet. Sn
%eloen bemertts maa liebcn Groit0Be
nnO III Grielt bercn uier. Glniqe StOBe
uurOen in 9tbba3Sia, 9lrco, gori3ta,
Gllt uuo anbereu BtGbeu pcripiirt, III
oenen lGmntlj6e Gebauli6feitcn cntmez
Der gang ODER tbeilwelie bemollrt murz
ocn. Der &erfehr 5wiiden Gricit unO
Salba9 lit gcbemmt. Die Me9r5abl
Der Sew obuer in bem betrOiienen 0Iz
itrIft baben ibre WObnungen ptrlahsu
uno famplreH lm 0relen.
Cine saasc Srfi6aft bon osm ssIu=
them pcri1ltnecm.
8ten, 10. 9Iprll. - Wtlt elemental
rer @ewalt baOsn iia Die 6lutbeu Der
GbeiB iiber buS GNrf &aljan im unsarls
iden &OmItat &OmarOn, Sejlrf 4ata,
er9Ohen. GaS 9rOBe 9Orf, weltes iIber
1000 GinwObuer sabIte. lit oeriduunz
cen. 9tur Der Slrdtburm ra9t aus DEN
6lutbcm berUOr Gas Gleno unter Oer
SeuOlterung, welhe 9Iues uerlOren bat,
lit unbsl9rGl0lld.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-16
EurfeI.
Ser Smitan fber otc arn1entide
5SrGae iuterniclpt.

2onoOn, Is. glpril. - Giner De-
peIde aus 9Slcn an Die Zines" 5ufoIse
per0nentliat Die hortige r9}eus Jrele
8reile" ein Snterpiew nit Dem Sultan
Der GIrfei T5er Die arm:uiide 9lngelez
9enbcit. Ser Sultun iOll leiner lleberz
Seu9ung 9lusoruf sc9eben baben, OaB
oie 2lrmeuicr, iobalO lie erfannt bdtten,
baB lie miBleitet luaren, su ibrer Bftldt
uno icincr Bolitit suriidfebrcn piirOeu,
elmer Yolitif, melder rauf Die Yrln5is
pien scr MtGBiguug, sleidper 6iirIorse
fir ale llntertbGnen uuO Der 9lus sldltes
Bung unger:dtcr Strcnge ir8cno tueldsr
2lrt bailrt" uGre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-16
Gsinc nnnrre Sind1ridit.

Tampa, 6la., IA. 9lprll. - Don
Cuba tOmmt bic &unOe, ouB in Der
BrOoinS buertO Brinclpe iib alle 9lrz
better, .3udsrbauer unO onbere Anbanz
ger Ger 5nlur9suten lia beluaiinet baz
ben uuD CAP cine Sdiudt bcuoritebt,
ueltIe m0gliderwsiie Dus Sdidial gu"
ba's entlhetten wlro. Die Jlebeuen
louen IL 900 Otann itart Iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-16
Die brfs .frihjabrs> MrOi3in
Sir
DQs
. [ It t.

2lugenbl did lit clu Seoer oarnuf be-
padlt, enuas fir oie 1.iulguTg ieineS
Slutes su tbun, ODER luis man 81 iageu
pfcst, elne 6rllhJabrssDteptain Su 9es
brau6eH. llno pte5 Iit Uollfommeu
ri6ti9 Qebaroelt, leOO1 muB man Die
seelgnste VteoiSln eiunebmeu. SauS
S1e Sbreu 9Lrit coniulttreu, 10 miro
Shucu Nerie1le iGnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-16
Gonserte, SdIIe &c.

p|- GumeIbunsen fperSen in Der Grpe.
blton bes uGorrelponbenten" ents.seu &c.
nommen. 9esgleid)sn fir bi. p9uihan,,
9oiien.6a(Ie" aut) bel benz Sauitcr o.ri.l.
ben i'm oritten Gtodnerte. (2O3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-16
Seutlb!ano.
@roRie1ter IN Berlin.

. erlin, 10. gtpril. - Die sroBs
Slumcnthari6e Gu9iubrit in ser Sop
niderlraBc wurbe beute fsib eln9sz
aidcrt. 3wei 5eueripebrleute murpeu
burd fauenbe Wauern crihlaeen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-16

Opbu u. Steroart & 2pbn, Rr. s31, %arfs
~ Mpenus, SabTitaHten unb gambler Tn eleetrti1tn
pbon.eiH.rn ems epstiaIttat. 8. Senrp &tns,
Gbes sGisttrittI. (Eesr.1,1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-16
Slrif Sisma-6 erfranft.

Trts Or d Srube. Is. sIpril. -
SHrlt StSmard lit ernitltb erfranft.
Der GmpTans Der aborOnung Der con>
icrpatluen 8abler, lpclb.r aui mOrsen
feitseiett mar, lit aui uubeitintmte .3eit
peridoben unb Or. Sapcnntn9sr, Welz
der abmeienb iii, telesrapbii9 on OaS
&rantenbett bes Alttanilers berufe
morbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-16

@tau lrage iur Aeutde 2uuuOrps Seife.
Gle III Die beile! Sewalye O.e ,mlulaS.
aui. (Apr13, 1OuG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-16
@uba.
Icrfdjteeene 5iaIrfdjteu iibcr Sic
GepOIMtt0t..

GepoIttiom.
Savanna, Is. 2lpril. - Gencrat
0torimo @OmeS, Der 9tebeQen 5iibrer,
1T, non Gun Domingo fommcnb, in
Santiago ansetommen. Sole Wtarti
iou ii9 in ielncr 8c9leitung beIinOea.
Die 5niurgenten ideiuen abwurtsn gu
nOllsn, welte Sdrltte General Ofartiz
neg De GampOS nat ieIner 2IntunIt.
welde tasIid erful9en muB, untcrneba
men miro.
Das @erHdt osrbreitet fi6, baB @ez
neral Sole OtaceO in Die SGnce Der See
9ierun98truppen 9eia1en lei, jeOOd be-
bari SaiIeIbc Ger Scltatl9ung.
9lm Samita9 marc etne 16O Wann
ltartc 9febellen 2lbtbeIIuns oor 9fs9ics
,ung8truppsn unter Capt. 9lqulIor bel
Balma Wtira an9e9riifeu unO seidlaz
gen. : eds berielbeu luurOen getoOtct
uno cine 5Iemlibe 2ln3ahl nerpunoet.
2ramfDeitem ia Santiago.
IS btngton, Is. 2lpril. - Isle
Ser Scr. Staaten StOniul 9gatt III
SanllasO be @uta melost, orobt in
6olse Der 0Orti9en 2ruppcnan baufuuz
gen cIn beftieere5 9lusbreaen oe8 Sic
ber8. J3uOcm itrOmcn Die SonobepOlfez
run9 uuO 0ie Eewou tleinerer Srtz
i9afteu in 6Oi9e oe8 Srle9eS III GroBen
Sdaaren in Die srOBeu SeeltGOte, 10
baB III Otan3auillo elne Sun9ersuotb
aus3ubrehen 0robt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-16
Simmons
StOer
NeGmiatpr.

Serielbc perridtet ieine grbeit sur
3ufrieoeubsit uno crfriidt Oa8 Qeianmtc
Sorperipftem. Gr 1T nbsfer ais YlQeu"
uns Tam iOluobI Ill fliiiiiser 6prm wle
ais 8ulper bsspaen meroeue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-16
McrftffShtea

Die Saiierin BON 0.utldtanb 1T an
Der Grippe ertrantt uuO on Die Stube
ecteiIelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-16
SNl @ D 90 O D'S
~ YiQe1r,
itet8 3uoerldlli9,
rein VedetabiliI6.

rein Oe9etabiliI4.
goutummeu stitmadIos, elegant u6eTBoeeH. pnra
sircn. rceurcH, pIIf3lren, ItlRt8cH uE0 tt1Ii9sns
RaHUap'5 Blneu lux 9;lluE9 allen Gel1U;roen ots
YaGtHs Der GIHEtUeIoe, Der yilcrtH, OR Sldt Hcr"
potr GIGa'tclItH, ibmInoll1c1 9cIIq,5, SeTtIssS
uErcJoluIltItI:, 6Gmorrb0lotH.
Sopfrocb, i5rduenlseen, StlioEtnt, Jneb
ssffiou. 9DSpepGe. 3trftopfuns une ale
3rrcgularitdten Der Srber.
Vcobattet bic toIaezo.n, aus 3raE'5eIten Der 8eIS
buuuu9s ssGs3GHt herru5IsHoeH SumgtnHt: BeIopt'
una lnztIc pdmorrbolb,E. B.EtaHoTIHg EG1 ocu
Sov SauIe I'M Uta5eH, ut6eli,lI, So5bItnHtn, 28ts
b,ruIlcn lssea Spae, oa5 SeiItl ocr oumtrt i'm
UGgcH, aUTe5 GutroBcH, SeI5bctDtIocH, oa5 CoeS
fual Ger gtflcmuuW3 oosr ot5 GIn1eH5 IN lleatnosr
goiittoE, 9sitorte Schtrait BuHt: oocr tu Stltter
Dor otu 2U9cn. i5lebeT EHo Stm:ri:H I'M 9opL
TiaHstl on BeripITGiIgu, 9slt: CGTbe Der cGuE uHo
ber 4ugsH. SGmtrstH in tex I>tls, ocr B1uit, ben
GjlisomaB:H, ploglIde BlutcuIUGluH9tH, 6rtHntHoeS
@siu5I.
lB.rige 3oieu uoz gaorUau's BiEIsu rU,rocr
has Sprcm poR alien obeu stHanHteE StoruaaeH
beireIea.
ersts 25 GertS pro g6adbteI. 9ertauft Don
apptbetern Ooer per poff ssianet.
RQH neno. dS an 8r. RabpGo & Comp,
God Bog 560, stsiu'YOri I'm StH -Sss! Of Abstee"
(y2etbaGhEyls
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-16
Nebme1t sic

cine CUTE 2.ber'We0lsin Elm, unb spar
otsbalb, neil bic geber oas Slut Doll.
ftGuDig regulirt. Sobalo Die 2ebertbds
tigteit trdge III, miro bas 80rperipItem
oeritopit, oas Slut uureiu uuO Der sanSe
Sorper mug ourunter leloeu. Seoe 0te.
bum, bic sur 8etniguu9 Des Slules
empfobleH mIro, iOa augeuommener
Uiaben auf Die Weber elumlrEeu. Be.
iorgen Sie IN Daber io;ort ben
R6,,To ouer 0cbcr ,lE eA+,;,,e,, "a
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OeiOien0nngeR

uadb alien 9bsiIen Europa'S beior3t prompt uEs
blil Die
Grpeoition oes -CsuiIdleu 6orr,iponSfnttii''
S.'&B.sSds SaltlmoGesStr. uuo Y0it'SlTIcesass>
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Set smeiiaGe &nro i'll San Jran=

Der Der Chat oerOdttige Stuctnt 2urant
pertQftst
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-16
Aus unIfrsr gelfrigcn 2. MOrgfR@
Susaabe.
Indy ;tuct cin9cfangcn.

9rei Der eutlpyur genen SerbreHer itno let
wieber butter ShloB uuo Jtiegel.
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on contact line, between limestone
and porphry and trachyte, argentifeF-
Gus copper ores also occur between
porphYry aid lime. the ores being sui
phides, oxides and some iron.
Herm0sa, Kingston, Percha, Hills
borong and Lake Valley ores are rich
and easy to reduce.
HilisberOagh is the county seat; TIE
principal towns are Kingston Lake
Valley. Chi1ride. F;dryiew, Hermosa.
ration. Paionis, Cuehillo, and Mo-
tieello. The latter three are in th,
agricultural sections Of the country.
whereas the former are mostly sapppn-
ed by uie mining industry.
Sierra, although one Of the youngest
counties in New Mexico, is a prosper
Gus and progressive one. Magnificent
chances for investment are offered
there, the capitalist, the stock,groweT,
the miner, the.farmer and the home.
seeker,
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$50 p. N.-Sermon before Y
VI. C.. \. by DIR. Black.
MONDAY, JUNE SIS o p b o
more Contest in El0cution.
$50 p. M.-JOint meeting o
Literary Societies. Senior De
bate.
TUESDAY, JUNE 4, IL a. NJ
Annual Address, Postmaster
General VIM. L. Wilson.
$50 p. Manual Meeting o
Alumni Society. President
Hon. X. III. Thompson, LII ID.
Essayist. A. B. Amis. Esq.
Poet, Rev. Jas. y. Mecklin. ID. ID
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Com
mencement Day.-i0 A. VI. Sc
Nor Orations. Comforting o
Degrees.
9 to Il p. M-Soeial Reeep
ton
All friends of the Universit,
are invited. Round trip itch
cts viii be sold by I. C. r. II. a
ONE FARE. June LIST Ia 9th.
X. B. FULTON,
Chancellor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16
Tired Women.

Tired and broken down
women viii find that Dr. Kings
Royal Germetuer IL a priceless
boon and blessing 10 them. Ii
gives appetite, brings restful.
refreshing sleep. aids digestion.
tones the nerves builds up the
strength and puts disease and
pain us light For female trouh-
less Rciasiing al menstrual and
w0mh aiwcalfae@ Il has IN su-
p~rsor as@-1 botA loczliy and IN.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16

Persons who sympathize with
the afflicted will rejoice With
ID. +. Carr, of i3.I Harrison
Street. Kansas City. He - an
old sufferer from infiammatory
rheumatism, but has not hereto
fore been troubled in this ELI
mate. Last winter he went up
into Wisconsin, and in cOnse-
quenee has had another attack.
ut came upon me again very
acute and severe he said. "My
joints sweIled and became IN.
famed; sore to touch or almost
To look at. Upon the urgent
request of my mother in law
tried Chamberlain's Pam Balm
to reduce the swelling and ease
the pain, and to my agreeable
surprise it did both. | have
used three iNy cent bottles,
and believe il to be the finest
thing for rheumatism. pains and
swellings extant. For sale by
q. VI. Knight, Oxford, and F. VI
Pettis, College Hill.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16

Sunken eyes. a pallid com,
plexion- and disfguring erup'
tions, idicate that there il some.
thing wrong within. Expel the
lurking foe to health by purify.
ing the blood with Ayers Sar
saparilla- Cures Erysipelas, Ee
zema. Salt heum, Pimples, and
Blotehes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16

Mr.. T.. $. TaILaferro of Holly
Springs, is spending this week
in our city in the interest of his
Life insurance agency. He is a
pleasant gentleman and has
made a most favorable impress
sion upon all who have had the
pleasure of meeting him.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16
COMMENCEMENTS


The Commencement exercises
of the Public School will begin
next Sunday morning with a
sermon IN that building BY DIR.
y. VI. Long. OF the Strangers
Church in Memphis. There is
"A great treat in store for those
who viii hear TINS noted and
scholarly divine.
On Tuesday and "Wednesday
evenings of the following week
the exercises wilb continue.
being concluded on Thursday
morning by the graduating
class, who viii have their de
grees conferred.
Hon. Walter Malone. Of Mem
phis, viii deliver the address.
Mr.. Pope requests US tn say
that everybody is invited, and
that he will see that all who
come r comfortably cared for
in the way of seats &c.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16

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r mwm are ME eompetent
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wn4ar-~ms~ni ID every member
e fAe Envsr=sty Aealry- They
are yoang men Of sterling integ
r1fy and xe 2lsh them success
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16

Mrs. H.. Wohlleben accumpa
MED BY her two daughters. Miss
Is Bessie and Bertha, left Satur-
morning FIR Memphis to visit
her daughter Mrs. Glenn and
attend the big military drill
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16

\ lady at Tooleys, La, was
very sick with bilious collie,
when NJ &. Tisler, a prominent
merchant of the town, gave her
a bottle of Chamberiain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
He says she was well in forty
minutes after taking the first
dose. For sale by G.. VI.
Knight, Oxford, f. NJ Pettis,
College Hill.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16

For wnooprng cough Cnam-
berlain's Cough Remedy il ey-
cellent. BY using it freely, the
disease is deprived of all dan
gerous consequences. There is
no danger in giving the remedy
to babies. as it contains nothing
injurious. % and 30 cent bot
ties for sale by G.. VI. Knight.
Oxford, F. VI. Pettis. College
Hill.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16
II. T. Chiffon 4 Co.

Next Sunday the Commence
ment sermon of the Public
school will be delivered. the
Sunday following the Union
Female College sermon and the
third Sunday the University
Commencement sermon.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16
Are You On?

If you are not, just crop 4
postal to The Memphis Floral
Co. and get on To those up-to-
date Commencement baskets
they are sending out this sea-
son.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16

Mr.. Jas. Alcorr of Clarksdale,
Miss, was q visitor to Dur city
last week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16

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none g. a can % is wors. And hen is Is
rcal YaaFzo = tzke T. Lfse =hildr-n
taks i 18th deiixht. and Il esras LIZ
mage sloJ. 5t'r So0 AL G-u-h.s
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16

We received a pleasant call
yesterday from Mr.. W. F. Baker
of Noah.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16

If you want 70 prevent that
dreadful slow fever during the
hot summer months, just use
Steamboat Pills, made and sold
by Z. r. chiffon < Go.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16

At the mass-meeung held m
the Courthouse last saturday
night il was resolved not 70
send delegates "a the sound
currency convention to be held
In Memphis.