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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-15
Changed Assessments.

The following changes for 1896 in
the taxable value Of railroad property
in the counties named, as compared
with 1895, have been made as a result
of the action of the Railroad Board of
Equalization as to railroad assess
ments:
Aiken, 81, ,O22, 76O; decrease, $2l, ,OOO.
Anderson, $532, $50; decrease, $685.
43O.
Berkeley, sl,17s, $50; dscease, 197,-
$50.
Chester, 1868, ,OO3; decrease, $l9, ,OS7.
Clarendon, 1886, 900; decrease, $43,-
05O.
Charleston, $67s, 100; increase, $l1s,-
400.
Chesterfield, $50, ,7s5; increase, &c.
100,
Colleton, 81, 141, ,2l5; increase, $1G.-
446.
Darlington s24a,4 increase, $4,-
760.
Edgefeld, $500, $50; decrease, $l5,-
$50.
Hampton, $6s3,s5O; increase, ST.
300.
Kershaw. 1856, $50; decrease OF $4O0.
Lancaster, $237, 965; decrease of $4,-
800.
Laurens, s746,l75 increase OF &c.
100.
Marion, s667,s1o; increase of S..
80.
Marlboro, 1867, $50; increase OF $23,,
720.
Newberry, sGO5, 1880; decrease of$3s,
200.
Oconee, 1886, $50; decrease of $24,-
600.
Orangebug, 81, 4Gl, ,7s5; increase OF
$161, 300. ~
Spartanburg, 81, 12s, 725; increase OF
$4,000.
Sumter, $l,Oo3. 1856; increase of $a2,,
Union, $685. ,s1O; increase of $685..
800.
Williamsburg, $726, $40; increase of
81, 900.
York. 1889 497; decrease of Sc. 900.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-15

strike down the State or Mlcnlgan
simply for the purpose of obtaining a
two-thlrd majority.
Mr.. Powers of Utah, member OF
the committee on credentials, argued
in support of the majority report.
State Senator Thomas f. Grady OF
New York spoke against the majority
report.
The vote was then taken on the mi
nority substitute of the credentials
committee, which retains the sitting
(goID members from the fourth and
ninth Michigan districts in their seats.
The vote resulted in the rejection OF
the minority report, yeas 1868, nays
558, absent 4. The ''noes have 1t, "
said the chairman, land the amend
ment is lost" 1t was now the silver
mems turn, and they yelled and waved
hats and handkerchiefs and displayed
Bland pictures and made the night
hideous for nearly as long as the gold
men, the galleries, imparllally assist
ing.
The report of the committee on per
manent organization was then pre-
sented by Mr.. Finley of Ohio, naming
Senator White of California as perma.
nent president of the convention, and
Thomas j. Cogan of Ohio as perma-
nent secretary.
A committee of three was then ap-
pointed to escort Senator White, the
permanent chairman to the chair, the
committee consisting of Mr.. Finley of
Ohio, Mr.. Mcconnell of Illinois and
Senator Vest of Missouri.
Senator Daniel, in retiring from the
temporary craftsmanship, expressed
his deep sense of the honor which he
enjoyed and introduced Mr.. White as
the distinguished Senator from Cali
fornia." (Cheers.)
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-15

den rule to do unto others as you would
have them do unto you. Forget not
the greed of devils and that an abso-
lutte acquiescence in the will of the
majority is the vital principle OF the
rep lie. Democrats as you have
bee. democrats as trust you will ever
be, aCquiesce gracefully in the will OF
the great majority of your fellow
Democrats and only ask to 60 with
them, as they have often gone with
you. (Applause.) Do not forget,
gentlemen, that for thirty years we
have supported the men that you have
named or President, Secretary Sey-
mohr, Greely, Tilden and Hancock,
and twice Cleveland. Do not forget
that we have submitted cheerfully to
your compromised platform and to
your repeated disasters to their fulfill
ment. To get at the last convention
of the Democratic party in 1892, you
proclaimed your services to be in favor
of the use of both gold and silver as a
standard money of the country, for
the coinage of both gold and silver
without discriminating against either
metal; and that the only question left
open was the ratio between the metals.
Do not forget-and 1 refer to the fact
| in no inferior sense-that just four
years ago in a Democratic convention
in this city the New York delegation
stood here solidly and immovably for
a candidate committed to the free and
unlimited coinage of silver and gold
at a ratio of 16 to 1. And if we are
still for it, let it not be forgotten that
we owe it in some measure to their
teachings. (Applause.) That we owe
you much, gentlemen of the East, is
readily acknowledged and will be ever
most gratefully remembered. We
owe you much, gentlemen of the con:
vention, and for what we owe you OF
the East is the force bill and the Nc
JKinley bill, and the Sherman law, the
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-15

propaganda. (Applause.) The fact
that the European nations are going
to the gold standard, renders it all the
more impracticable that we should do
so, for the limited stock of gold in the
world would have longer division and
smaller share for each nation. Pre-
vious predictions have been punctual-
ly refuted when prosperity was proph.
ecied to come upon the unconditional
repeal of the Sherman law. Instead
of protecting the treasury reserve, as
was prophecied it would do, an unpre-
cedented raid was promptly made on
it and two hundred and sixty-two mil
lions of borrowed gold have been in
efficient to guarantee it security. In
stead of causing foreign capital to flow
to us it has stimulated the flow of gold
to Europe and greenback notes and
Sherman notes which are just as much
payable in silver as in gold have been
used to dip the gold out of the Treasury
of the United States and to store it in
the strong boxes of the war lords of
Europe. Instead of reyiving business
this policy has further depressed it.
Instead of increasing wages this policy
has further depressed them. Instead
of multiplying opportunities for EN-:
ployment this policy has multiplied
idlers.
Instead of increasing the prices OF
our products this policy has lowered
them, and it is estimated at about 15
per cent. in three years. Instead OF
reviving confidence the policy has
banished confidence. Instead of bring.
ing relief it has brought years of mis-
ery and for this reason it has contract
ed the currency of the United States
Iour dollars head for every man,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20
CORRESPONDENCE.
Tmia. Miss.

4 ns-'aer 81 improvements
m IN ogr little tozn.
Va aadclstsu9 ils; ID. yun-
n.ly- - De, co8tsmplates
r s.ca
li~ Giort voFsing up
IN -r Hha1 - try~uak-
ing
Prof HE-heS We understand
= preparing 0ne 81 tie moSt at
irscIve catalogues ever printed
ss bis inzttltiol- Nuu can
uEp o. imPiy for the &sS
O4s SowIEG a1d general pre-
p~-aisen ls'r another crop seem
go he tie order II she day. The
GrEsr -li plant mach corn.
POTATOES. aud.
Bias lit- cs-tun-
NJ. ana M@ Parker have
been some 1-isek lhs SEEK.
bet are iHuruElng noz
T ae - oas iiftle vi.
ie were LAT exriied on
AsI Frhy msraihe b. the sp-
1H ~ 80 mfst Ezngwross
1sos ever EaeEaIa .hi c.
wa ug w15Ie
Yard ENN.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20
i SCHOOL BOOK LAW.

Senator W- : Mcdonald has
r preparation very meritO-
nous bill hich if passed, will
annually save 70 the people
thousands Of dollars
Under the present school
book system changes are con
stantly being made n text books
n Use, thus neeeSi- ting the
constan; purchase ofnsN eoOks.
Senator MeDoEald's BIZ pi
vides that the State Board ol
Education shall employ a weIl
qualified person 10 compile text
books for use in the common
schools Of the State The
Board shall secure copyrights
10 al the books compiled, and
they shall be printed IS other
State printing Is now done. and
shall be furnished IN the chill
dern Of the State az actual cost
of compiling, printing and dis
tributmg
II IS the system TOW n Use in
c IifOraia- and there II has he
come so popular and entirely
superior 20 al otneT ssgens
that II has been Incorporated IN
the Constitution Of ne State
Clarion Ledger
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20
.iut Flat.


hsAash
s%'oiA OF
S@ %
t4-a %: tan@s-y II
Fs'h~r ."
ans M
~ hs~fenly
Loo
I@EEin os car
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20
OUR FINANCES.
The Treasury Contains
About 100000,
Bot fhe State Osfxiais Have
Not Beer Paid and q New
Czpises Mast b Erected
Sryn-

transportation ofthe pres
eni State Legislature. aside from
any appropriation for the cree
iion ola new StateC Capital or for
the repair OF the old one, will
reach foE Isa6 sI.6JoJO0 or
more
The State Treasury today con
iains about s5N9oa, and the
larger proportion of the taxes
for the year Isa5 have been paid
into 'he Treasaay- The State
officials have not received their
salary for January, bat will. Of
coarse. as soon a. the bill which
recently Wassed the IIoa-e- l.
passed By the Senate and zp
proved by the Governor. Bat
there are h4ndreds ofihozsands
81 dollars 10 be paid out by the
state on the school fa1d and
for other purpo-es daring the
next feE months. and how ].
the money 20 be scared.
The Old rattle trap Of : Cap
rtal nz-t BE- repaired extensive
II NJ a new building Rus; be
erected The present bziIdin-
: really unsafe and endan-e~
fhe lives Of those Who labor
wIfhiz its crEmblsEg sails a.
the servants ofthe people, Bat
vixen can the money be secured
to bald = Eew Capitaif
Already the State tar levy i
hI-n and Ehen the pTOdae;- OF
the farm zre not bringing high
prices the people can Ill afford
Ia pay Al Increased rate Of taxa
ton And again even If the
rate 81 taxatica - raised EsOGn-
tara high no collections from
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

regular zdvaloTem levy vHi be
made untiI next fall and wIth
a fex hundred thousand dollars
in the Treasury how wlll the
State meet its obligation 20 pay
sI.SSl.0to during the next few
months. Something mast b.
done Our Leg SiaioT> mEs-
provide against the States bank
rlptcy. aud protect IL FAR name
against tie ehzrG 81 Resieeting
20 pay iiS actual current expense
Tie oaly remedy Ee see new -
the issuance Of bonds
II bonds are foafed bearing
Eve per cent interest 10 run
twenty OF thirty years the rs
ing generations that will reap
the benefits of a worthy Capital
building and seeEre the benefits
ola liberal policy toward the
public schools viii also bear a
small share of the burdens nee
essay To- secure sIeh things
bat If direct TAXATION = imposed
10 secure the necessary funds
to meet these demands now.
then the burden will be too
heavy and the people SiIl strag-
gle and faIl beneath the Load
Greenville Democrat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20
WILL PREVENT or CURE
sure Care for SMALL
paN and Scarlet
Ees r.

The following smallpox
remedy vas gwen TO the public
by : correspondent OF the
Stockton Cal Herald, who
@yS 4 herewith append a
recipe whiee has ben Used. 10
knowledge in hundreds o:
cases Ii vI prevent o. cure
though the pittIngs
are filing. Ii viii also cgEe
scarlet fever Here = the re-
eIpe as | have used Il &c cEze
cure smallpox When learned
physicians said the patient
must die. II cared Suiphzte
of zine, one grain; half q teas
pOOnfGi Of Sa-aE. Mix with
~ te2sDo0nfsl OF waisr. When
thoroughly mixed &Il fJ4T
ounces 81 wafer TAKE : teas
pooaizi ever h0ET- Either
disease VII disappear IN Il
hours For . ehild- smaller
dose, according TO its age
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20
DEMO RATIO STATE EXECC-
TIVE COMM TIE

StA-a-at-Larz-H l. -.uhl-az
81 Oktfbheh.- " =. saliva. 60
Lafayette; X =. Harrn.of Goa
bona, 3 ". Enzne. u Clay; ,. :
Eaton, 81 >nith, J. II. Prise. =
Pike. J. g. LyeIi. - Cop2h
Fir~. Distrct John ban. Il
Tshoningo- John 4 B@-s . lee.
T. - EeyNo. g Eu-r
second District D-suzh Ec-
Efr.zie. - nso. s. 1'ul1
of MarsnaE, g. = Ta-rnau, q
TIpp1h.
Ih-d D.trc- aka s -
Eofivzr- 7. g Du2nev- q Ia~A
vuerz. A. Eiuol. - ~h4rSey-
F0zrth D=Zct-T- " Erazne
~ Noxuee. CT -rrAe1- ~ Pos
tsto~- 4 a Ge@rre. Of CArraL
FIffh urret-W p Ma1 81.
Lzade-a. e y 81
Yzzco- " 4 Haya~n. - Ar-za
>fxtA D@reN 81
Of AEI+e IL Prhy. - Al1rs;
Z J Powers Of Hamooek
Seventh uzu-sc@-Ee- P1WcE,
Of EzG-oz- a. " WzE=-Ca- ei
lirEds, r.. CASSIDY. 81, - Lt-roz.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

IT, Htrl- dasghter Of VI
Fred Weber. Holland Mass
hsd = very had eold and coE=h
which he Id rot heen able Ia
cHre ~ith any thing gave
him n - eeats bottle Of Chzm
herlai1s Cough Remedy. @s
" r. Holden. merchant and
p0stmzs-eT a. West B-inHe.a.
and the next tine I Sw him
Sc sid ]: worked ike q charm.
This remedy i intended especi-
ally for acute throat and lung
diseases such * colds. Group
and -hao2inc cough and i; Is
E-cUs fo- AS cures Therc l.
e. As IN giving i g. chill
aren. fc- II contains n1sli-g IA
iAFiOzA For sic hS y 3 70
EwEx. Oxford. MIss-F. VI PEI
us Coilege. Hill
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20
Thrs~ Away His Care.

~ u. : Hey, ex-pOStmaster.
Black Greek. :. l. was so
badly afflicted with rheumatism
that he sas Only able 20 hObSse
around Wuh canes and even
then il CEASED him great pam
After using ChaMSeriains Pain
Baim he Eas SO HarIlIlproved
thri lie threw aNay his can@-
He SAYS the liaiDent did him
meze good than All other medi-
zines and treatment put to-
gether. For sale ~ 80 cents
per bottle b. ". b. MCEwEx.
Oxford Mss I. " PETTis.
iii
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

IL hLs report as State Slper-
intendent of Public instruction.
Mr.. Preston sayS that ;he total
enrolment of white pupils IN
the state Is 20e,I26; eolored3Sl,
Gil. Total white teachers 1881
total cOlored, 3.G222 total first
grade white teachers 363 col
ored. SIS Total third grade
white teachers IS. and 326l
coIored teachers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20
THE SOUTH
Has the Money to Build
Its Own Industrial
Interest

The Baltimore Manufacturers
Record gives our people the fol-
lowing excellent advice
All through the South there
are towns having excellent nat
ural advantages - towns IN
which money Is lying practic-
ally idle, bringing little or no
profit to its owner and doing no
good 10 the community. Ii
every such town in the South
could he inspired with some OF
She hustling qualities which
h made Atlanta, and which
are today bringing 70 ;he front
Rome Ga now one of the most
conspicuous places II the South,
because Of its success IN captar-
In- great mills. hundreds OF
towns throughout the South
would quickly spring into life
and activity. Tie South has the
ability ard TIE money 10 build
up lis Cyn industrial interests.
II ought to be more independent.
more seIi-7elasEi. and rs people
ought 10 unite and through ac-
tive cooperation gather into
manufacturing enterprises its
nov untitled capital, and thus
cease 70 depend upon outside
men and outside Money. There
Is scarcely Of 1000 people
II the S0ath which could not
raise $4,000 or s50.Os0 o. sI00.-
coo of local money for the pur-
pose Of starting industrial enter
Prises: but there Is too much
lack OF public spirit and broad
minded energy IN nany of these
towns
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

IN editor NAV print thou.
sand good things in his columns
each week. and never hear one
word 81 thanks from any qaaF-
ter. but jEst ls him print one
little exposure Of some wrong
or uncclplimentary Kord to
some citizen and you VII heaE
II storm and thunder II less
than FIVE minutes after the first
copy leaves the Ofsee-WIi
LamShurg %atchnan.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

Why suffer With coughs
colds and aGrTppe when
LAXATIVE Brono QuiniRe will
carr y0H in one day. Does not
prutsee the ringing in the head
like S1lph2te Of Quiniae. Put
up in tablets Convenient for tax
ing Guaranteed 10 cure. or
money refunded Price, cents.
For sale By X z Chiffon & co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

CoSGREss has passed q bill
which has received the Presi-
dents signature. farbidiB-
priZe fighting IN any o. the
States or Territories OF the
Union, under "a penalty q: i'm
prisonment OF not less tla- i've
years This Is a good law aud
should be rigidly enforced
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

THE Scn1;e Committee "a
which =as referred the 5iM cru
2iing the neW county. -Colun-
bIa oas OF parts Of Kinds, Mad-
Es0n and fsukia- With the com
y site - Jackson. reported
unanimously 81 fV0r rs @Ee-
anl recommended list i he
Easel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

SEvEx Fank brothers hzd :
family reanion AZ Fr=u0- Cal
the other day. TIE youngest
~ - and TIE oldest - They
all wear white boards and noEs
Of them are bald
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

On the 18th of tbs month
Mr. J.. L Handy. OF Delaware.
the orator Who has sF1eh . - ite
reputation. will lecture al the
Public School Building ON the
inspiring subject The road TO
Victory.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

Never EaiI to attend anything
that yoa vii regret Afterwards
Ioz ill regret il II yoz fail to
attend the Handy lecture at the
Public School bEildTng. Febru-
airy - His subject; The
Read 10 Victory
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

Write ) {. Wells 3 &c. =
Roy. Y. y f"r pamphlet On
-Fo-r National Foes .nd san
pie 81 iheir celebrated KariS
Clover Rect Tc IuE zle ~
T. 10. ison x 60
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

TIE nseetia- Of the EE=2
"a Stock Brces4cu A@czflon
ketss II Jackson "a fhs ifth
inst IS the E---t ever BID
n he STATE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

THE iio2Sc has -d shali
which makes the Legal rate IS
Interest On Ezonsy lo2H~1 : pr
erat whea greater interest
= charged The lender wiEl ~
yvslrw al z<urT-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

THE Y0uRg Meas Chrlstnn
Association ali cnnwsn@ IN
state e"aveniioz IN iae cts 81
Wi1cna- or April @8-L
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

Get yoar supper at kimnons'
new store tomorrow evening
and help the e2Ese and yoar
kindness will De appreciated
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20
AROUND THE WORLD.

Sloping shoulders and smaller
sleeves are predicted - eharac-
teristics OF the spring dresses
o o o
During tire holidays street
vendors in kansas City offered
for sale a toy IN tie shape 81 a
monkey climbing astriag. This
Little trick, which : tie pro-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

AE youT enn- yo1T
AID yaar friends abozl
C m Consumption
f-eT 80 rCl a. Fer
sale ! - ISoz < &c
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20
Catar-h Cured.

health and sweet breath se-
cured. By SnIloh's Cetarrh
Remedy. Price ~ CENTS. Ma
sal Injector free. For sale by
T.. u Isom & GO.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

By yIrtae Of the power vested IN me az Sheriff and Tax
Collector for the County Of lafayette and State Of Mississippi.
I vii on
Monday. the I'd Day of March. 1896.
vt the Coart Hozse door IN the town Of Oxford Mississippi.
Within legal hoar> expose 10 sale at pabIic Oaiery. 10 the hs~b-
81 bidder for cash the following described lands for the Tzxes
dze thereof for the fiscal year Is5. AMI all costs a : follows tn
xIf-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20
II Sa.es Lie Eysrr DAY.

Thousands of esses OF Con
sumption, Asthma, Coughs
Colds and Group are cured eE-
cry day rv ShilOh's Cure. For
sale BIZ I. ID. Isom & Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

For pure WHITE and BLACK
effect the Platinum Pictures are
the ones 20 have made Latest
thing cut in Photographs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

l. a SZre care for Headache
and ne~ypzs diseases Nothing
n-lisveS - qEiekly- For sale
Er r u fsoz < g.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

cC--G- 8E Ec-TE
On FeorEr TItA ez1 l,zrch 18th.
is IRE Cotton Be1 Reure All
r sss L-um Sraz-
9- - 81 D u A-E1EszS. Tex
0AEh1zaz ard IN
dian 1erTG1r n rate Of one fare
Tor ToIE1 tip. Ps1 - >t0p-ove-
1L@sed Il any point 5 Lx from
date q SAX Tcksss good 10 re
turn - 1rg m dzte e szle The
c9tol 3eG - tae only route -n-
lE1g tlr11 Ea from Nsemph=
- Tex chair
ears s fee pcnnszn b. <
sles per- etc thereby zTo5dIn-
vexzE changes and Transfers
.eu-ruE To- fGl EfaE4ruu
ca % e
& P. RE-OE-
Communal Azear.
or nc PxELEE
Trzvslu- FEL zrG AEent-
S0 .izlu -, Geu Team
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

Don't fail io buy 5 Box al
FLOYDS CANDIES. You
can VI itat q. w. BUFFALoES
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20
F Cw-eo.

and LAYER Conpl Lty have
q printed guarantee 0n every
bottle of ShLoEs Vi.zlizer. Ii
never falls 10 care. Fog sale
by =. = isom & 90.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

The Photographer knows
where TO place q subject to get
the best lighting
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

Attend the nice supper n
himuons New store. Friday
evening. - cents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

60 70 sanders Ssufiin Tor
FsEMy g-aEp and vIews Baby
Pc-ETr~ a sEczlty-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

Use Chilfons SarsparIIla for
all -erofaI0zs and blood taInfs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

FaEL -puslE SchOos Bud
M Fra[x
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

duet 4 American ingenuity, Is
al the rage this winter IN PARIS
and London, where II sells
readily for - cents.
o . o
Ants de- not harm pleuis To-.
any great extent. Indeed. tie,
are ii benefit in most instances.
thrT cteh fl~ insects he
j left 10 themselves = oasd c.an
damage the plants greatly.
G 0 o
TIE custom HhieH u~nsxsl-
among women of kissing ct
other : explained On tire theory
that 10 j. p sort of m apolo.v 81
advance for What they miesd 1o
say about each ~ or AFTER the
part
Daring the year rus, ended
gifts 10 the value of sgE55gg
were nasle to sie churrhse. col
legs Libraries clarifies and
the like. aside frpm their ortIin
arx income. A. against sta967
Tie IA IS.L
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Sararafe the sarih ground
h"uS plants every day WIth the
coffee len over from breakfast.
li stimulates them Plants that
h@ve e red or parVie blossom
sill he rendered extremely bril-
liant II color by covering the
ozrh = their pots with about
hall an inch Of pulverized char
eoaL 4 yellow flower viii not
ee affected IN any way By the
z@e 0f Charcoal
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The above described lands lying and beine IN IL eo...- I
and State OF Mississippi this Februsry&. ISIS
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Use Caiit0nS Steamboat Pills
fcE al Liver complaints
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

II ron wish velvet sEIa Use
Chiii0ns Rose Cream.
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SHORTHAND AND TYpEwREriSo.

~"o oest system Requires only half TIE s;ms
Aeou o learn PitEAn, GRAHAM and Nupso- - -
>~s'ho 70 EMPLOYER and employee Terms reasonable
Ak SELsox. L L b President
" BAKER, Pa B. Principal.
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sl CT - Cater
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INTENSELY 1NTBaFsFrNc

~ -ho nave lost all interest in study. become. IN
very short time. deeply ergrossed in their xo-k snSS~-e
gave pIomise9 f nothing bat failure have. aftere OF 10 r.a,Ss
IL sehOoi achieved : remarkable and astonishing 80
,s : students Particular attention Is given tho-e sas95en+r
Pennanship and Arithmetic.
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