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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-05-11

New England Buckwheat, ready
prepared for flap jacks; the old
credit price 10 cents per package,
the new cash price 8 cents per pack
age. w. M. Nix Grocery Company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-05-11

Creamery butter twenty-five cents
per pound at the w. NJ. Nix Grocery
Company. 74t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-05-11

The Dallas News of yesterday con-
tanned a special from Vinita con-
corning the approaching Territory
Democratic Convention as follows:
The Democratic Territorial Con-
vention will meet in this city June 9,
with about 500 delegates from the
five Tribes, to elect four regular and
two delegates at large to the Chicago
convention. Great preparations are
being made for this occasion. 4
wigwam will be erected with all tine
conveniences for seating several
thousand people. 1t will, without
doubt, be the greatest political gath
ering ever held in the domain of the
five tribes.
Most everybody is drin ing ice tea
now. 1t is too hot to make a fire to
make coffee for supper, SO go to II
Y Morgan's and get some of that
celebrated imported tea. 1t is fine
and no mistake. 10-4t
=
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-05-11

Who says we can't vote in Ard
more?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-05-11

Latest Patent Flour Bins. The old
credit price was 81. so, the new cash
price si.50. w. NJ. Nix Grocery Com
pany. s-St
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-05-11

o. X. pound Pumpkin. gilt edge,
cut from 81 90 TO 50 cents per dozen,
for cash. w. NJ. Nix Grocery Com
Dany 6-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-05-11
And nat enough states
men is just what is the
matter with our country.

Just SO is a graduate In
Pharmacy better qualified
to ill Prescriptions than
a boy who has worked i'm
a drug store Il few years
until some one tells him
he's a druggist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-05-11

Judge Rilgore, Prosecuting Attor-
ney Cruce, Marshal Stowe and Clerk
Phillips went to Pauls Valley yester-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-05-11

Rice meal soap IL as good as the
best, highly perfumed, I2 I-2 cents a
cake at Ross a Bonneris. loft
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-05-11

See those beautiful rigs at the Ard
more Livery Stable, South Caddo
street. TT
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-05-11

n. F. CHEADLE,
Guthria OKLA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-05-11

Finest and cheapest millinery in
the city at Miss Waynickia, over
Randol's dry goods store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-05-11

Did you know that the ARDMoRKITE
is headquarters for hne Job printing!
The best Of stock and unequAled
workmanRhip
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-05-11

Ladies' belts, belt ribbon, belt
buckles. belt pins, first class goods,
at ID. Heads. 10 2t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-05-11

Twenty-Five ounce baking powders.
old credit price, 30 cents; new cash
price, 20 cents, ut w. M. Nix Gro
cery Co. sat
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-05-11

April ~, 1895.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-05-11

Cash paid for old gold and silvei
by T. H. Parker at bis iewelry store
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-26

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zcss zszal tool Il c1zsxspaEson- whcz
Tie boxxEs EnsI 10 at Ezo1rc pox~caoGs
zxr-rr - rrxzsr~d N th~ SvSsr-- - ab-
sorheS hrtse hac-s1. an& CARED % every
r.x-r Of the BODY Al tie digestive o.
rxzs are xSecs-5- sd p&rEscwlzriy the
hrx-ss x-d zo-x f-porrzzt OF th<E-xk<
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n The sssza<h czzSzzx ScrE<ntzsso9-
scxr s.0zach. Gztnlcz<y. AID srvrrfsA-
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AID Sxh<r diszg-r~ahar syEpsozx Dr.
Ps<rcx's Psezszze PeL<ss care rozsrlp4-
ssz- T1<y zEo<1 i-zedszse AID per
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SLAVE to the zs~ Il Tx PsKl<ts" Th<y
xrS1zzIIy rSSsor< tie k<aixky. uzsxrzl
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zxy se1p u<Sn< sh~z un<Hl soz< SnISss-
crrssoz n eating ax<zz E.k<s ta<z n<c-
essay Dccsnr~ .rx ~uDpnse6 10 kz0~
szyeo1y else. azd wA~n The do<Ex
cot II Tx bowels are n good order
"A W.ra O. xA< ws~s b $1,000
To- r~swx eze kzv~s s1zz< h<z&A xzz& -
e2s< fhr exss<r < : So hzz 20 ~ h-&lxsy
Kz0~s~-4Zx 81 ru@< Il sA< ss-zps<r A<~s 81
k<21xh : d tAr Zznn<s zpsx-x@cr - <~wry-
@1e s@e -~-v~~ NV k-~9fa@~ kns.s<s*r<
~ pa--ezszzg Dw rs<-Es -C-@@s@ $500
m~@r.a E~w n n~<sE 1Izl-a~S <x :
any s1< - 81 $50 - c<E-&> - p9y cu-i
81 xzAzsmx s<A- - w-<s<-s r-~p~1zrv N~%
tc2l A~~s<zzEsa4. Bz44AsL - " Tax fre< ezaa-
taaz ]. p@p<r os~<r~ F--2cA cs1eA 1sr<rs
are - c-~~ cx1r@l IA c-~sS n ALL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-26
W0MAN'S
BOOK
CLUB.
The Club Spent n Very
Interesting and Enjoy
able Evening With Miss
Laura Lake.

Again it becomes the pleas
ant privilege Of the reporter to
chronicle another of those de-
Iightfal gatherings at the home
of Miss Laura Lake. The meet
ing Nov. 18th. vas one Of e.
peciai interest. the talented
Young novelist, Marie Corelli-
being the subject. The sketch
of her Life was listened tn wifh
profound attention She Is of
venitian origin and like Portia.
very fair scarcely a typical
Italian She was educated in q
French convent and now makes
her hone in London Husic
has always been her passion
and il j. while improyising that
she hears those spirit yviees
that add q peculiar and dIstinc-
tive charm To- the remarkable
productions Of her pen. LET
the critics laugh at Marie Go
relli A. mach as they sill writes
the editor Of the New York
Joarn@l. and say that she u
bounded ON the north by Ouida-
on the soath by Lara Jean
Libbey. on the east by Florence
Warden and on the vest by
Archibald CLavering Ganfer,-
yet. all the sane. the classes as
well a. the masses 20 On buying
and reading her books ss they
do these sf scarcely any other
living writer.
The books selected for criti-
eism. wer- NORWOOD The
sorrows of Satan and Arsiztti-
all giving evidence Of a master
IL intellect in the author, of
wonderful descriptive powers,
aud of grezt adxptzbIliiy of
time and place Thus when she
Describes seeaes in the gay
Freneh capital she writes like a
native Frcnchwowsn- when she
tells of life in Londsa she 10 e.
sentE4lIy ERgil>A- and eyen when
wr1ring Of Bzbyi"n- she seems
thoroughly familiar ~ssh the
traditions of the East
The discussion which folIow-
ed the reading Of the papers szs
prolonged and rendered more
animated by delicious caps Of
tea and other deiIcacles -
dalnfily served by oar charming
hostess
The a~xf m8ew1in- wIll be held
xilh Mrs K W. Jon~s- Dee l.
and the program - ~ follows
rARIE COREIII. 1esatinmed-
Romance of Tao Worlds or
Eieetrierry in the Spiritual
Z World Ars- Murray.
-rheIrra. Mis- Johnson.
-R.rrabbSs, 1rs- kIm-
broagh-
Murder of DeiIeia. Mrs..
( Meek
Vendetta Mss Pegues.
Current notices Of Marie Co
rriIi-MisSx-s Lake aud Skipwith
REPuRTER-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-26
MACKlIN
RUSSELL
ASSASSlNATep.
Shot by L Unknown Parties
About Two Miles North
of the City Last Satu--
day.

On las Saturday between = and
/ orrbuck. E1cxLa isz=s~li Ms A.
sas<zza-szi 4As91E two zsil<s norsA 81
towu on BIS xzv houe- Oniy fe~
nozzsnss brf0r~, IN p<rfe~s he2lze.
he was taking With friensts On the
streets of oxford The news OF u
dreadful crime xp-~sd raps6ly and
ali who co1Bd h4st~ned 10 the SPIT
10 ffnd the Efssess form Of AekRIn.
Who hai IGss passed 0us trD1n xnsonx
". xslEerinx IN his own blood
D~z1h aust have h<~n instantaneous
for 10 sSSn ot Efe remained whea
frie1<zs r~aeAea hiz AID Nd evs1-n-
ees Of q Struggle we're vn<zble-
Th~ vScsirn Of this eowartly crime
beft t0wn In IA op<z b1Sxy aeeon-
panied BY Rev. W Gary. Who got
oct u the b1xxy N the subGrh~- tire
deceased drivin "a <A0RS- T~u
negro women eozzizg into to1z no-
tied the b1xgy eominx towars3-
rh~ra and thai the occupant wx-
sxayiax 10 and fro whea th<y Hrss
noticed aim AID sosoa fell from AH
huxxy 90 the ground Tie HaS-~aen-
x~r "a deats Vas sil<at, for ~ o.
r~nemhers % have beard n sAoS
Cpon exxainaxioa by pAysscr2as
xw1@ foand that TIE ball eus@re.
th@ thr0sAs ranging from rixhs 81
T Ieks- The h&A cu1Ad noE be fo9ae
+ by pro5lnx bal i 10 believed to b
q ri.e bali Teke<rzrs wer~ sem
- PoxE- Camp tor blood kozEt,
and they wers i1roaxht DIVA GA tbs
> oscEocx train xEd c1rxsed AZ oa-s
90 tie Ssc~ue OF the murder Ethics
on arcoaas os the rain or the nEna~-
roa- tracks made sinc~ the crIms
xxs committed, they failed 20 Gz<
a trail Every effort all &c eoa-
timed 20 trace the zusa0r OF tn<
das< srsily .riza-.
N1cklln Russell w1s the ss0u u
Ir- and Mrs - W. Rassell, 1ne
wzs bora and raised near 0xfcr
o. n quiet, gentle disposition. eve
rybodv w2s his friend, and il he bad
Al enemyt0n earth did not know Il
The deep pail of gsOon that fei
upon the byed ones Of his inEedi.
ate family extended fhloayh SYM
7 patty throughout the entire com
munity a2i became \ common sd
row. Cut down in rs early nzz,
hood he leaves \ young wIfe- IA
innocent babe. devoted pzr~nts
SISTERS, brothers and relatives Il
she'd bitter tears over his sd fate
The remains we're barred on sun
day evening in the OXFORD Gene
terry, services conducted by Rsvs
j. " Dorm2u and T. A WiggInsoa
Loving hands covered tie Eso1n<
vita flowers and lsft NackEss xs-s~f
/ in hss slien. home
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-26
A Sad Death.

The fffeen year old daughter
Of Mr.. Leonard Hzney died in
camp near Mt Zion. Monday
evening. Mr.. Haney and Emi-
~ are moving BY wagon from
Oxford, Miss. to Coryell eoan-
~. this state. Mr. j. W. ID.
Hickey. who - moving along
with Mr.. Hzney. come in Non-
dsy night after a coffin. aud the
remains Of the yeang lady we're
barred at the Nj Zion cemetery
Tuesday. Mr.. Hzney tenders
his thanks To the people around
Mt Zion for the kind aid and
assistance given during the sick
ness aud death Of his daughter
-Roekwall Texas Success,
Nov. 10Th
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-26
THE
PUBIC
SCHOOLS.
The Public School Is the
Institution; the Poor
Boy Can Enter the
Front Rank.

The pablIe school Is the insti.
tuition which saws that the poor
boy. thought he may eat cosrser
food and weare a shzbbier coat
and dwell in a smaller house
and work earlier and later and
harder thaa his rich companion.
still shall have has eyes trained
TO behold the same glory in the
heavens and the saane beauty in
the earth. shall have hrs mind
developed to appreciate the
same sweetness IN music and
the same lovliness in art; shall
have his heart opened to enjoy
the same literary treasures and
the same philosophie truths
shall have his soal stirred By
the same social influences and
the same spiritual ideals As the
children % his weAithier neigh
bor~A
The socialism VI wealth. the
equalization of material condl-
tions. l. al present and idle
dr~~m q contradictory eoneep-
tion; towzrd which sociesy can
take, no doabt. q few LalterIng
steps. bat which no mechanical
invention or constitutional de-
vice can hope to rezllxe IN cur
day. The socialism Of the intel
lect. the offering To all Of the
true riches OF an enlightened
mind and q heart that Is trained
To love the true. the beautiful
and the good: this Is a po>ss-
biiity for the children Of every
nottingham and the pablic
school i the channel throagh
which this eonmoa faad Of IN
t-Ileeta&l and spiritual wealth
- freely distributed alike 10
rich and poor
Herr native aud for~tsn bs-u
should ne~G tn learn ts-- eom
mon iAn-aa- and l., rk-F7-
the eommon history ah1 Irs
EIoRs OF oar s-0antry- here s.ly.
>on Of the rich Ean shoaid I~a a
To respect the dignity 81 IGsai -
labor. and the dazgnier "f tts
poor mar sho4ld lrzEa hos 10
z9sEn and hezsMsIfy her fafarr
handle home Here all clx-~s->
and CONDITIONS of EssR slaoal1
meet together and frsm tho q
bonds OF fellowship. fiss es >yns
pathy. and community of lnler.
est ami l1eHIEtv 81 ann whlch
wIll r~nder the7 superior to all
the 1Ivlsxve sorr~s ef >~esaTIu
religion ar partisan politics.
or industrial anE4goahsm>S and
sake them all ronGented AL.
hereaf>~ sarong supporters hFm
defenders of that sscs=4i order
which must resi- apou the intel
lig~nc~. the sympathy. the f~i-
lo~ship, the unity Of it, eonsti-
rational members-Rcvlew 81
keyless
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-26
PERSONALS.

Mrs Rzth Barry returned 70
Memphis ask Saturday
Msw Mary Baird has been quite 4
SICK this week bot > Improving
Rev ". Doruan lefr Nondzy
evening 20 attend Conference-
Mr.. r. L Eimm0ns. OF Water
vxll~y, % astending CnaDcery oGrt-
Mr.. W V. Sneed AID wife, Of New
AIhary, Ma, vsxi<ed Oxford NOn-
day.
Mr.. Dsdley Harris retained fron
rehala and sP~as several days zss
week
Mzss AsAcrass. Of .Ahbeyilt~, wa<
the gae<s Of Mrs nIixAtower, Sat-
zr4zy-
Mrs. Z z rempae retained Sat-
ur32y frOz . visaf % frSends IN
waser<ord.
DrT.n. I~om and Miss Marian
Pexrie retained from their Texas
vi<iE Saturday
Mr.. a E. Hxrwen. Of Dallas,
was a pleasant visitor 20 the EAGLE
ocsce Ass Friday.
Rev IL Il. Patterson, Of Able
vile, passed throuxh Oxford Mon
DAY on his way 10 Conference
Miss Matte Stone retained this
- f-~~w pfrkuxviIl~ Tenn
where she has been teaching since
kzzf fan
Mr.. and Mira Geo. NJ Knight are
I In the city visiting relatives; they
have recently removed from f2zoo
City 20 water Valley
Mira Agnes Taylor and son
I Robert Of Tzylor's Depot, arc the
I que q Of Mrs W. l. Goodwin in
South Oxford this week
Mrs J. w. Saunders reached OK
ford from Texas q few days ago and
iii remain some time with her son,
Z NJ. j. NJ Saunders Of our county
Mr. .R-E.B- Wallace spent sew
erzI DAYS in Memphis this week
selec<inx material sor several new
re~idencss he i under contract 10
build
Mr.. Margaret Mckee i visiting
her daughter, Mrs Mamie Burncy,
n Green Forest, Ark We hope
she viii improve in health and
enjoy her visit
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-26

Use Chilton's Reliable Dizr-
rho~a cure-a sare shot for
D1arrhoea DyseRIsEy and all
summer complaints
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-26

New Camels Hair Walking
Hats IN every shade at Mes
DANES jones q HarkiRs- milii-
sery establishment Every Ia
DIV needs one Of these useful
and becoming Hats
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-26
The PEOPLES
COTTON YAEr

The Peoples Co,soE Pia.foru
- now ready tan weigh the cot
tO1 oG the eozBfy &- LAST - !.
- placed on the market Thznl
INK AN CUSTOMERS fsF ps.>x -
tors ! cordially invite rheEs Il
call @rUgnd and se~ re agzTn
this -~&.on- Io9rs Truly
W. 4 IUkNkR-
Oxford. Mss Aug- -. I>s-s-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-26

The man in the new bicycle
shop at the southwest corner Of
the square has been busy all the
week renting and repairing
bicycles His work has pleased
others il will please Yea
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-26

We are authorized to announce
TIT THOMPSON
as . candidate for t'ity Marshal n,
the December election
We are authorized TO announce
J. c. IuNOiE
asa candidate for reelection for
city Marshal at the Decenber cleo
ton
We are authorized TO announce
r. S. ADA1S
n candidate for City MArsaai NJ
the December election
We are authorized TO announce
J. A. MONTGOMERY
asa candidate for City Marshal a.
the December election
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-26

uesdAmes Jones & HzrkIns
have the loyeIiest Feather Boas
tina. will be sure To please you
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-26

Constipation. causes more
than half the ills of women
Kari's Clover Rsot Tea i .
pleasant care for Constipation
For sale by 7. ID. lson & Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-26

LADIES. See tine handsome
nex Cspes received from Nsw
York to dav at
NELSON'S
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-26

loa wiII and the QReen Eliza
beth Raehing at Jones i Har
kinS~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-26

Big Line new Sailors and La
Walking Hats cheap at
NELSON'S
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-26

ChiIton's Steamboat Pills
gill prevent Chills and all sum-
mer FeverA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-26

The pattern Hats at Mes
DANES Homes K Hzrkins are ex-
qasite- The ladies nj Oxford
and lafayette county are cor
dia.iy invited to call and in
speet them, and the many other
beautiful things on exhibition.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-26
NEW GOODS.

Raisins- Glsron. Carrants and
Figs. At
C. W BrFFAIoE'S
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-26

III your Liver l. not N good
shape use Chiltoais Steamboat
Pills
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-26

Yoa can get Fresh Pork SzH
sage al W. W. kimbleis market
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-26

B~aafifal aew Tam OSaaa
tiers have just been received by
JOKES 4 HARKINS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-26

Go to Bowers 4 Clzrks bar
her shop for gp-to-date work
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-26
lF as HIS
PROPOSED

thea arg "a tn write t.
hams >tzrIous ~ Co., sI>
Locust ST. 81. Louis. foE
staples oi Invitations o.
Announcements forr~e
styles and finest paper at
half the prevailing eopper
plate rate
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-26

For Sick Headache use Chill
tons Steamboat Pills
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-26

For good Shoes cheap 20 to
NELSON'S
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-26

&0One0 ~ Oss
Christmas holidays are draw,
Ing near.
The Bsard Of Supervisors
convene next Monday
We return thanks TO our es
teemed pztron- Mr.. J. H
Ssrabe. for late Ayors-
Read the advertisement Of
the Great Boston Stsre and the
great bargains they Offer
We regret that oar letters
from AbbeyilIe and Noah r-ach-
cl n toe late for publication
this week
Oar correspondents will
please mali their letters 50 that
they will reach - On Tuesday
and prevent delay
Summer has eome again. and
il gives = tired feeling to met
chants xho are trying 10 sell
coal and overeoatS.
From the way eattoa hss
been ro.ila. II the the past
week the erap seems to be bet
ter than vas expected or re-
ported
Chaneery Court il IN session
this week and she business be-
fore il Is being disposed Of "a
fast as easncery eases VIII
admit Of
Taloaded on the Oxford mar-
ket one morning were as
squirrels, . hieh a armer just out
of town had killed with eiah.
All who believes that take OF.
their hats
Just a few OF our friends have
responded to the request TO
settle their bills with this once.
wehope for better returns each
day for we need money
Don't forget that NmAs y
coming and the county people
xiII read the EAGLE TO So
who offers them the best bar
gains and wishes thea TO cal
at their place of business
There will be a. meeting o
Confederate Veterans. LaFzy
cite County Camp. No. 49, L
C. Veterans on the frst Satur
day in December at Ill a NJ II
in the court house Ever.
Comrade il invited 10 eirculzt'
this notice and aid in increas
ing the membership Of the camp
IL is with sorrow thai ~
learn of the death of Mr. L W
Edwards which occurred nj IN
home in the southwestern par
III the county lass Sunday. vi
Edwards had been Iingerin
with consumption for severa
months He leaves n sf'
three children and pumerou
friends 10 monrn his loss
Ifvou want fresh meats 10
Sunday y0u will have 10 max
Your purchases SATURDAY. eSei
ing. The Market houses hay
all agreed TO close their door
aud not deliver anything on IN
Lords Day. This is just an
proper and we hope the rul
once established will eontinu
IN force in our community.
liz gives Us pleasure to cop
the following handsome con
pIiment TO our former eitIze
from the Jackson, Tenn Sal
of the I'D inst: 1T may may .
that jackson will lose one
her most prominent Young .
taFsseys in the near future N
las & Pope has been made u
recipient Of ssttering ofier
edit a branch Of the Eneyeiop
dia afIaxa Al Chicago. though !
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-26

Hoasekeepers can find nice
Pork Sausage and tender steaks
AT w w. kimble's-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-26

whether or not he will accepI
II. as his loca. practice Is Easi
developing into goosily proper
tons Mr.. Pope's strides to the
front since bis coming here
have been remarkably rapid
and a source Of qualification to
his friend. Tbs Encyclopedia
Of Law at Chicago is an au.
thority ON matters of jurispru-
dence and the offering ansolieit-
ed, Of an editors chair to Mr..
Pope Is compliment Of which
he may ~ell feel proud
While Drs. Baird and Chand-
Ter were returning from Mr..
Rasseli's SUNDAY. the horse
they we're driving took fright
throwing both gentlemen vio-
ienfly from the buggy. DIR.
Chandler had his hip dislocaied
and received other severe IN
isrries which may eonfine him
To his bed for months DIR.
Baird escaped with slight inlu-
RES
In the article which appear
ed in the EAGLE last week in
reference to the suspension of
Union Female College, il was
not our intention to cast the
least reflection whatever upon
the worthy faculty of that insti-
tuition We deem il simple
justice to make this statement.
as the teachers Of L. &c. have
ever been keenly wztehful Of
the welfare Of the pupils.
After an illness Of several
months Mrs " X. Howell died
at her residence in Oxford
Tuesday night She vas Que of
the oldest citizens Of our town.
having settled here long be-
fore the var, always living in
the same house in which she
died Children and grand
children have grown to ma
tgrify around her aud nov
mourn the loss of q devoted
Christian mother.
Funeral services at the Pres
byterizn church this morning
AT 10 O'Clock
Mr.. John Butler was severity
cut on the head by a falling
piece of heavy timber while ut
work in his Clubhouse last Mon
day. He vas unconscious for
sometime but 10 much bet
ter and his condition more "a
vorable. Ii seems that the
heavy plank was resting on
the joists and fell while Mr..
. Batler vas directly under IL
The fact that he was in a stoop-
ing position and did not re
eeive the fall force Of the blow
- Thought to have saved his
life.
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We are authorized 10 announce
mo. r. BROWN
asa candidate for Mayor At the
December election