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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20
announcement

I hereby anroUee to my friends
a1d 20 tie public generally that I
an now connected wiki and have
the management u. the Peoples
C0staz Platform, and an prepared
90 handle the cotton or the county
I promise BY far, honest and Up
rfEa1 treatment I'd merit the cDz1-
dsnes. es1ssu ard patronage IN the
future xhzch rave - literally been
bestowed in the past
The Platform IS Large, rcCuy {,
Conveniently boeatsd-0r the south
west cc<aer Of the S4gars-ard easy
Of access Il equipped with modern
and correct scales for weighing I
am prepared 90 do for the PGhlc
the best possible service
respectfully,
W.T. TURNER
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20
:. w. Petrie,
Estate AgGn'.
AND
pPnHnnfer nf -nzn&
Promoter of Loans

Part having lands or houses 10
sell or re15 -a lind il e. their in
tere e. lss tlem Vita me -
thee VII BE- uCCllrge unless 4 sale
OF LEASE = e<eeseb J. Am prepared
to zccu-s advances Of thrae fourtEs
- ELiEe ca All cotton stored IN
Wareauge @dd viii nsaks SPECIAL
rates % zt0raE aad sEsz-LHee 20
Farmers Wna Wi-l 10 store their
cotton OEcc wsth Drs- I-014 L
Young. over drug Of = ID
Isom < Co. where 0rJsrs soE co4I
can also BE- getr-
OXFORD, Mizs, sept Is, TssS-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20
Landrethfs fresh Garden Seed
X. K Chiffon * Co.

Padueah may well feel proud
of some of her enterprises
Nessrs- d. Wilson & Som of
Kimble, KY write to the Z L
Sutherland Medicine Company
rs follows: We write this To
certify TO the wonderful and
grand good resalts from your
DIR. Bells Pine Tar Honey.
which i selling faster than any
medicine we ever sold People
who never traded az cur store
hare heard Of IL and como from
adjoining counties for IL One
ease In particular - that Of Mrs.
Saith Woodbridge. Of tins place.
Who wxs 80 afslcted With her
throat for ever two years that
she eoald rot SPEAK above a
whisper. Afser she 4s~d the
Hrsf bottle 81 DIR. Bells Pine
Tar Heney she eo4ld talk as
vel as ever and the case Is
szeh a wonderful eare that her
neighbors come in tS see for
themselves and are assonished
TO hear her talk
Mr.. A. T. Humble, also ofthis
place, says your DIR Bells Tiny
Tonic Tablets are doing him
more good for dyspepsia than
any medicine he ever used
These are only n few eases and
We know that there cannot be
too much said in praise of your
celebrated medicines We are
thankful that we had an oppOr-
tanity TO buy such valuable
goods. They are proving a
blessing TO our community
Sold by
MS Z o N Rayburn- TOce0p0-
a Miss; MIS- o P Sabors. Den
mark Mss: C W Dqriey, TyrO,
Mss; Rev. s X N Pzrr0v, Erta-
Kiss; Dr.. C p vaughan, Potts
camps. Miss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20
ALL Millinery At
HALF PRICE.

Paper Window Shades .
!. l0e- .
! Best Cloth Window 4.
J Shades 5je. /,
Lace Curtains at SIC pr
Fur Rugs. sI-J0
] Good Hemp Carpet Ice
, Good Cotton Chain Car
, pet 3lc-
] All Wool Carpet 4je-
!. Mating. Ice
i. Brussels RHgss s1x63
J inches. 75e-
Small Rugs. SIC
HasSoeks. &c and SIC
) Wool EIderd0wn- lie
Mems Good suspend
ers. &c
LADIES' Heavy Under
vests. Ice
Good 90ay4rd spool
. Thread 9le d0x-
Coats s CIzrkTs Thread
4Ie-
Coed Dress GInghams
Sc
Heavy - Brown Do
: nestle 4 sic
Boys Suits soc, 6Je and
zoe.
Boys Pants. Toe I5e
! and pc.
Ladies BaImOraI Skirts
! Poe.
Wool Jeans Pants sje-
Ladies' Muslin Under
wear AT first cost
Also have marked out
4 big Remnant Counter
. All other goods marked
down
z Best Table OIleloth, lie
= Remember nothing viii
: be charged at these prices
E. NELSON.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20
SOCIETY.

The Woman's Book Ciab
met with the Misses SkIpwith.
on February 1sth- The life and
character OF Henry VI and his
long. tursgieat reign were ably
reviewed by Mrs kimhro1gh-
Much interest was manifested In
the discussion. which followed on
Wars Of the Roses. and the
Discussions among the nobility.
the ladies appearing thoroughly
familiar With that period OF
history and with Shakespeare
play of Henry the Sixth
Miss Ella Pegues then read a
paper, giving the Poet SehiIIer's
idea of the character Of Joan Of
Are In striking contrast 70
that Of Shakespeare, As depicted
in the play The current events
Of the day were read by Miss
Laura Lake, after which came
the election Of officers for the
ensuing year. In token OF
hearty appreciation Of services
faithfully performed-shose whO
had held ossee during the pre-
eeding year were reelected VIZ
Mrs j. W Johnson president,
Mrs s. a Murray, vieepFs.
sident; Mrs kretehmar, seere
tary- The meeting Was most
enjoyable In every respect The
Misses Skipwith entertained
With their usual grace and hos
pitaIity, while tall ferns. stately
palms and grasses and a beaati
fal orange tree laden viii
fruit seemed TO transport al
present from the dreary scenes
of winter to the luxUrian.
vegetation of the tropics
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20
caildrsa Csy ios'srhefs csssors


Nos the jack Frost Of Win
ter, but that light and Snow
white Baking Powder that beats
anything that you have ever
used Jack Frost Il So light
that II requires a large can to
hJld one pound Of It. foa use
Baking Powder by measure,
spoonfaEs, and il Will therefore
20 further Only - cents per
pound
Oxford Mercantile Co.
Wholesale and Retail Agents
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20
all DEESS GcGnS At
COST.

AL Winter Suits and
Clothing at first cost
Childrens Shoes e
and 5je.
ChIId's Heavy Polka
Shoes SIC
Ladies' Solid Shoes GSe-
Ladies Lined and Bound
Shoes. 55e and Soc
Ladies' Sunday Shoes
81 and SIS, worth
Mems Brogans. full
stock sac and 81
Ms Coed Boots.
SI4I
Mems Sunday Shoes 81
and SIS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

R0gHd Thread Gotten
! PIaIsls ; lie
J Heavy Brown Domestic
&I-se-
. Best CaEieOes at i1se-
, DC and &C.
} III White Blankets
, Soc
, Bed Comforts. large
, sire. zoe
} Ladies' All Wool Capes
! soc, and all other Wraps
! at cost
. i0 yards Best Calico for
, S5e and poe
. Extra Heavy Cotton
, Jeans Zoe
/. Wool Jeans. 3tlc-
! Humboldt Jeans2Jc
Mems Heavy Under
/, shirts. lie and IJc-
, Heavy Half Hose &c
Ladies' Fast Black Sean
, less Hose Ice
! Gents All LEEen Collars.
I, ; I5e and = I@c-
J Z ( w Collars. rs se-
! Ladies Good CorSet--
1se- SIC and soc
J e. B. Corsets- zoe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

Is - better To BE- an hamhie
spirit with the Iowly than TO
divide the sPoIlS With the proud.
II u better tn bear the rvbake
OF the wise than Ten here the
praise Of fools
II - better. Il the vii Of God
be so. that We >uff~r far we'll
doing than for evil doing
Rams H0ru-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

,Tr- PlEllbrSe-- Of ON0Fd.
who sas secured an interest in
the OsEger saw mlIi property.
vest OF the city. was IN town
Monday and leased a home for
himself and amiIy.-Watsr
Valley Progress
Mr. Pauabuker informs a.
that he has purchased the viii
property referred %. an viii
soon remove hIs .aE To
Water Valley TIE man friends
tbs excellent lnl.y regret
their departure add @rsa them
happiness and prosperity IN
their new home
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

Having located N Oxford onsr
my services To the public and VII
be CAD 20 receive any kind OF
br5ek or carpenter WORK Satsfae-
tzon guaranteed Prices reasonable
Apply 70
WILLIAM KELLY.
South Street,
Oxford. Mss. Dec. l9zh. lS5
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20
ErrC.rcemsnt

Tony FR-ESDs AID CCSroNEEs.
WMs the Rams Of 6rn Of "
Bremen has been changed % that
Of The Brsuner, Bogard Supply
Company, there viii be 10 change
IN the management OF the business
TIE underlined "a very g-7reful
for rast patronage and s3Eieiss 1
eou-inUzzce, and hopes none Of
his friends VIII be mi<lead by any
statements eont-=ry 70 above facts
" BzESNEE-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20
Fact Worth Knowing.

Consumption. LaGriPpe-
Pneumonia, and all throat and
lung diseases are cared By Shi-
lois Cure For sale BY T. ID
I$0nl & 20.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20
a Natural Beautiner.

Kxrf-s Clover Root Tea pa
rifles the blood and givesa clear
and beautiful complexion For
sale by T. D. ISom & Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20
In Hnrse NNucr.

Fer putting 4 horse IN a find
heluhv ~c0aG-Ei0u Try Dr. Cady 5
Condition Pow fers- They toEe up
Tire system, aid digestion AID loss OF
appetite. relieve constipation cor
rect kisiney disorder1 and destroy
Worrn. gives aeN Tie sJ II cid or
0verwurksd horse . cents per
paeka-e. For sale by druggists
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20
The I'll Of Wcmsn.

Constipation causes more
than half the ills Of women
Karfs Clover Root Tea Is a
pleasant cure for Constipation
For sale by T. ID. Isom & Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

Our people are growing more
and more IN the habit OF look
ing to- w B. NCEvEy, Oxford
Miss for the best Of everything
IN the drug line They sell
GhamberiaiRfs Coagh Remedy
Eamous for its cures of bad
colds group and whoopInS
cough When IN need of saeh a
medicine give this remedy a
trial and you viii be nor than
pleased with the result
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

When Baby vas ssrk~ - rr- her czsrlr-A
When IN. vas Chfzl she erssE t8r CHEsrzE
vh.a shzs hersne ns~I .hs chang - Cns<arah
vaen sac bad Chdtr-n. she gzss zasu CAszzra
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

Gro to Davidson & ROane's
and get a ticket for Handy's
lecture on the 18th inst
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

In order to secure 10000 subscribers the following cfer shade t.
the subscriber first guessing the e9rec- = nearest correct number q
baI~s Ct ett0u received in Memphis from September L 1885 TO Nay Ir
inclusive. I.S. a follows II correct or nearest To the correct guess II
received on or before Feb u1ry ~ fsA- ii gets IN cash ~-v9lLus X IN
March fSS. -lE8, bus I'm t Till Ag-i cry so HE contest closes
&Prd B. -.
Receipts IN former years TN ~ TO lows Up To 3Ly Is, 1884,
ftGr bales 10 Way IL f-6- 51I ,ist bales
Emtv cents must accompany every gusss for i u9Eths. sunscrFt on
~e-pbe copy free Address, CC1Ld@EetAL [EIE-tL- memphis,
Ter
4-yera- Contract euahks Us to offer TIE ~ EEkLG COMMERCIAL
APTEAf. ant yaHF p~ger heFeI F5erE f2r On year for 9EIy si8
ea4h ia afvsare- al allowing guess 81 cotton reeefvpd IN Memphis
say begin Il an tlIe. ADDRESS al urisrs 10 THE
EAGLE, O-ard Me-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

Mrs LILLY Yates has been
rate s5eS for several weeks.
bzt SI8prVvIng-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

Don't forget to attend the
Esetare by Handy, one Of the
greatest orators on the Amer
can platform He appears In
Oxford under the auspices Of
tie Oxford Lyeeam-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

Chilton's Rose Gre q Is the
best relief for ehapped hands
and lips
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

VI psEi Knight and family
Viii make their f-11Te home IN
The asarShiag village Of lula
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

NIce Leaf Lard at 10 cents
per pound at J. "A GROW =
MARKET
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20
ShflOh'~ Cure

VIII Immediately relieve
CruGp. whooping Cough and
Bronchitis For sale by T. D
Isom * Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20
FlOyd's Candies,

Are now on sale at G. W.
BCFFALOES
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

For sick headache use ChI-
tons Steamboat Pills
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

e. W BUFFALOE i now
agent fr FLO1D7S CANDIES
Try q Box
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20
I. C. 2. r Schedule.
LOCALS N BRIEF

GlN--o "a 0TtEF
Don't forget THAI I1niy will
lecflre N Oxfori on Fet-2
we return thanks tn Mr.
Geo Miller for recent EvorS
Mrs LILLY Yates has been
rate sieS for several weeks
Bat Si-prVvIng-
VI PsEi Knight and family
Viii make their f-,1Te home IN
the 1sarShiag village Of lula
Il > better To trust IN the
lord than tS pat confidence III
-sn
We srp Il ree~Ip; Of 4 beazti-
IA Illustrated Catalogue from
th-t wsGzake seed firm of
Szaz 2 NeEas-, .. Louisville.
~
US. GI1Soa- 1cS0npanied
her mcsaeF. Ms kIng. to
hozse = Da Czoin- ILL.,
yesse-1sy and VIA remain sew
ell vss&
CAPT Fxsxner- Mrs Falkner
auz Gsss Holland came NJ from
Jackson Fris4y iass- Capt
FaExneF FesHTassi to as duties
T2J41l Wstzssdsy-
Rev Ge0 Noar-snery aad
RS frT~n.1 -. walkz~, .ec1m-
Panied by 1fr- e. \ Moatsom-
cry. IL essr eIEy ayr ma y visit
All Lzzl y 8ai BatesI
vide
We -s4-1 .hza% e. Mr. Il
D EeE1cAin II Ahaevills- for
zo yaaa- apple rrees Of his
f1naoas variety. he largest and J
frest grown IN Us section
% -aE county
TIE Material ASSOCIATION Of
the Stale Universities viii meet
n Jacksonville Fla today
C;aueeEscr Fulton of the Tn
Tversiry0F Mississippi IS pre<i-
dent u the association
Nr~- EzrgTOve ard laughter
y Cgl.water. VII make their
nome IN Oxford With Prot Lips
coub O. the university Who Il
bro Ter % Ms Harvrove-
We are xlsd 10 welcome these
hdzes - or eEEy-
VI Il y T2wIek- Of Pamela
eoIuty. has a0G@as The property
Of Mr. Pa@oGkSr. zSs west of
dc zzre-ztr aaI iii take pos
an soon We sxrsEdthem a
eaziiaI wsIcaZe TO IN com
M.
we&-s pleased 10 sI4ie tistAr-
Z Friezd = rszE4le&ent a7d
able 10 SAX a1og- hS premises
NJ Erszz awe- II n very
los stl-es 81 nenzsh this winter
md this Kt h es ing news
70 hLs Eay ErIe1A
We regret 10 8E10a7ee the
sEriozs II1ess OF Ms Z
L Azz one SE the uOss
eS.Izze AIDES OF our com
u-n-v. Her ss1dIsIon Is so
-IaEs sllz her absent children
have hSez summoned TO her
teE-
Mr. VIII NeExen- one Of the
mOss popular y0EZ- men Of our
town has decided 20 change his
location and <u 20 into bgsi-
hes N TEz0o City We regret
Ms t~eparsz-e a. weuas his host
Of frfeadS We .Lsh him hap
pEness. slersss and prosperity
Z his aew home
Ms AtiIe WoIyert0n Scott
a5ed 81 tire hcEae Of her mother.
81 uIIes northeast Of Oxford
On Frday. February: ItIh- and
as e4rieI q. Cambridge Gene
tery- Ms Se5st has been an
iavzssd for E1ay years with
eoasuapsson and suffered
greatly We extend sympathy
to the 0eEeave5 mother and re
IAtioES
Mr. James Petty. one Of La
fzyeste's best citizens vas car
RED 10 Jackson LIS. week and
placed IN The asylum for treat
men1- For several years il has
been noticed that ne was
nO-ose. but only recently has
his mania developed sufficiently
10 cause uneaSiness 20 his
Earaily. We hope With proper
medical treatment that he VII
sOcn be restored
Ire beautiful chapel Of o. y
C Was comparatively vel MI
ed Saturday evening 10 fistel
10 a lecture from Rev. g. W
Montgomery WHO convinced NJ:
hearers OF the only rse -SecreI
OF Happy Life Oxford IA
been fortunate In securing IN
highest order Of talent On tn
Es@-w-a nFsffnrm and the cffOr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

we return thanks to Mr.
Geo Miller for recent Evors.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

1t Is Eish sorrOw that ne re
cord the death Of Ms Nhne
FO1taIne Lspscomb, wife Of Prof
Da5aey LIPse0mb Of the Uni
EeIsify. which occurred Mon
day evening az $50 O'clock Al
Ter zx~dIness Of several weeks
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

For LaGrippe use ChiltOns
Steamboat Pills
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

II Is better to be AeIISiuoS
than TO be rich
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

Don't forget THAI I1ndy viii
lecFlre n Oxford on Fet-9
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

Steve Patton
" No El
Eenecca PItEJu-
ToRehecea PIsson- whose postoEice
Is unknown
You are hereby commanded to be
and appear before the Chancery
Court Of lafayette County, LEsais-
sippi- on the 4th Monday IN May
I-es. TO defend the suit for divorce
hIed IN said court February :, 1885,
BY Steve Patton, In which you ara
defendant
Witness my signature February
10. 1856 BEN P GRAY, Clerk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20
R.E.E. Wallace.
Carpalter 'rl Builder.
ONFO.D- MISS

An unes Of carpentry contract
ing ami bazfdiRx promptly attend
ed To-
Estimates furnished on appIs5-
sior
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

Il ; better t0 trust IN the
lord than 20 PCT confidence Ia
Ran
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20
Anendnent 70 the Game Law.

The following IL IN amendment
made r0 the game Law order 1t the
February tern E-9S To wiz Or
dsrvd By the b I'd that the Game
Law passed as the Last term Of this
court &c. aad the same II hereby
80 amended n 10 allow birds ID be
taken ard sold "a the home market
Ben p GRAY.
Clerk Board Of Supervisors
February .-rh- 1sys-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

/ am Just through IN
voieing my stock and and
that | have too many
goods. and viii make the
following prices for the
short month 81 February.
IN order that I can have
more room for Spring
Goods. but I positively
won't charge any gOOss
at prices made here You
will find il vii pay you 20
come at Snee-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

Mr. VIII Nekwen- one OF the
m0ss popular Yong men Of our
town h1s decided 20 change his
location and <M 20 into bGsi-
aess N TSz0o City We regret
his departure a. weuas bis host
of friends We -Sh him hap
pEne-s. sleress and prosperity
Z his zeE home
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

Ire beautiful chapel Of o. r.
C Was comparatively vel all
ed Saturday evening TO siisten
10 a lecture from Rev. G. w
Montgomery who convinced his
hearers OF the only trEe Secret
OF a Happy Life" Oxford has
been fortunate In securing the
highest order Of talent On the
lecture platform and the effort
Of Mr.. Montgomery e4u1lied
the best We enjoyed every
word Of the leetRre and those
who were absent have cause 10
regret II
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

M- Atiie WoIyerton Scott
Esed 81 the hone Of her mother,
~ uI.es northeast Of Oxford
on Frisy. February. lfth- and
as e4ned a. Cambridge Gene
terry Hrs Scott has been an
Invalid for EE1y years with
eo1suaDsaon and suffered
greatly. We extend sympathy
to the 0eEeave1 mother and ne
izGs0US
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

Nr. James Petty. one Of La
fAyeste's best citizens was car
RED 20 Jackson LIST week and
placed IN The asylum for treat
menE- For several years il has
been noticed that ne was
uO-Ose. but only recently has
his mania developed sufficiently
10 cause uneaSiness 10 his
iaraily- We hope With proper
medical treatment that he vii
sOcn be restored
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

We sre Z reee5p' Of i beaati-
fzi Tl1ssrzted catalogue from
rhzf we=ake seed firm of
SzaE 2 Ner1sr, ~ Louisville.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

" reggs. 10 aE104zee the
ser5gz IEIne OF HIS Z
L Azz one SE the m0ss
eS-T-s faz& Of our com
nrnz-g- Her ess11IzEon = so
Iaz- sllz her absent children
have heez summoned 10 her
tcLE-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

NJ II Y TzwIek- Of Pamela
ea8uty- As egG@1s The property
Of Er- PaE4oGkSr- Ess west OF
tle Zzre-ztv All ill take pos
an soon w sxreEdthem a
e=ffal wszc8Ee 10 or con-
M-Z
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

US. GTpSo1- ScS0mpsnHed
her mscsaeF. Ms kIng. TO
r hozse = U4 Czoin- H.
ysse-1sy and Wal remain sew
ell vss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-20

we&s pleased 10 Stale tilatNr-
= Fnez1 = eszE4le%ent a7d
able 10 SAX a1og- Lis premises
NJ ~ eeeZ II n very
los state 81 henszh this wIzser
and this 81 - ~ ING news
70 hLs Eay ErIe1dA
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-11

Grant and not U. S. Grant Jr. is the pro-
posed candidate for Vice-President, and
says that the people in this region OF the
State are astray on the proposition. The
Grant boom was initiated by Colonel Otis
of Los Angeles. and the correspondence on
the subject refers to Colonel Fred Grant OF
New York.
For many years George A. Knight has
been regarded as one of Mr.. De Young
greatest admirers and strongest political
supporters. The orator who has reused
many conventions to enthusiasm is known
as one of the most independent and out
spoken of public men in this State.
Frank MCGOWAN of Humboldt County,
an able Republican, who has long served the
State in the Senate, and looked ahead for
Congressional honors, is now ready to be
sent to Congress, provided the voters
in his district are ready, but the am
bition on the part of MCGOWAN does not
seem to meet De Young's approval. 1t
happens that MCGOWAN and Knight have
been life-long friends, and the latter is not
at all pleased with the far-away and lofty
attitude of De Young in this affair.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-11
u, S, GRANT JR FOR
V|CE-PRES|DENT.
George A, Knight Will
Place Him in NoIni-
nation
AT SACRAMENTO TO-DAY.
The Orator Is Under No Obliga.
tions to M. H. de
Young.
FREE TO VOTE AND SPEAK.
Mckinley Club at the Capital City
Preparing to Make Great
Demonstration.
FREE TO VOTE AND SPEAK.

The start for st. Louis by the delegates
will be made to-day at 10 o'clock A. M.
from the ferry station, foot of Market
street. The special train will go by the
Central Pacific, Denver and Rio Grande
and Burlington lines.
There is to be great reception to the
delegates at Sacramento to-day. The Nc
Kinley Club, headed by band OF music,
will be at the depot when the train arriv es
and car platform speeches will be the
order of the hour.
1t is expected that George A. Knight
will speak, and the impression is strong
that he will speak his mind freely.
Mr.. knight was asked yesterday If he
favored NJ. II. de Young for Vice-Presi-
dent, and in reply said:
In my speech tomorrow at Sacramento
I snail declare my choice for Vice-P:esi-
dent to be U. S. Grant, Jr. of California.
will speak my sentiments freely on the
question. There is no reason why should
support De Young. | am under no obli-
cations to him politically or financially.
pay my rent for the rooms occupy in
his building, and am not bound up in
the slightest degree to make his light for
anv position whatever"
Hervey Lindley insists that Colonel Fred
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-11
RAT|FY THE NOMINATION.
Enthusiastic Meeting Of the Re-
publican Executive
Council.
They Will Act in Conjunction With
the County Committee and Show
Their Strength.

The Republican Executive Council held
an enthusiastic meeting in Judge DANGER
fields courtroom last night at which the
presidents of the district clubs were in
vited to be present. Fifteen out of the
eighteen responded, besides T. B. Morton,
president of the African American League,
and Mrs. Addie L. Ballou, president of the
Woman's State Central Republican Club.
In the absence of Judge Nj. Cooney,
president of the club, III. c. Firebaugh oc-
cupied the chair.
The meeting was called to receive re-
port from Judge Cooney, T. B. Morton
and John A. Whiteside, the committee
appointed to confer with the County Com
mittee and State Central Committee as to
holding ratification meeting after the
nomination of President by the st. Louis
convention.
T. F. Morton reported that the commit
tee had waited upon the County and State