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The morning times., 1896-02-12
As GRAY LENT BEGINS
TO THROW ITS SHADOW
Society Making the Most Of the
Remaining Days.
President and Mrs. Cleveland Dined
by the Secretary OF the Navy
Other Functions

The Secretary OF the Navy and Miss
Herbert entertained at dinner last even
ing In honor OF President and Mrs. Cieve-
land.
The table was decorated with crimson
roses and ferns and crimson shades capped
the taperS in silver candeiabra.
Guests were President and Mrs. Cleve-
land, the Secretary OF State and Mrs. Olney,
the Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs.
Carlisle, the Secretary OF War and Mrs.
Lament. the Secretary OF tn e Interior and
Mrs. Smith. the Attorney General and Mrs.
Harmon, the Postmaster General and Mrs.
Wilson, the Secretary OF Agriculture and
Miss Morton, Mr.. and Mrs. Micou, the
Belgian Minister, Admiral and AIRS. Ramsey,
Mrs. Stanley Matthews, Mrs. Julian James,
Mrs. Richard Townsend. Mrs. Bagher, Mrs.
Pruyn, Mr.. c. c. baldwin OF New York
Mrs. Clarke OF Alabama. Judge Cox, Gen.
Fullerton, Hon. NJ. Cobb Of Alabama, and
Senor Pastor OF tie Spanish Legation.
The hostess Wore a Partisan gown or
flcwered brocade, trimmed with lace.
The morning times., 1896-02-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Gardiner Hubbard enter
tanned at a delightful dinner Monday
evening. Among those present were:
Mrs. Garfield, Mrs. Mcclure, Mr.. Hoar
Mr.. Bell, Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. Bell, Mrs
Hoar, Miss Lee, Mr.. j. O. Bell, Mr. Pol
lok, and Mrs. Pollok The decorations
were pink carnations.
The morning times., 1896-02-12

Mrs. Edwin Crabbe and Mrs. Weber gave
drive whist party in honor of Mrs. John
De Witt Warner of New York at the home
of Mrs. Crabbe. on North Carolina avenue,
Monday evening.
The prizes were won by Mrs. John De
Witt Warner, Mrs. Seymour Miss RAN
The morning times., 1896-02-12

Kings Palace
Splendid
Offerings

In nearly every depart
nent. Values are greater
now than ever during this
season.
The morning times., 1896-02-12
2O% Discount

Off all Silk Handker-
chiefs and MnfflerS in
colOrs and plain White
brOcadeS.
The morning times., 1896-02-12

The marriage of Miss Lillian Gwin Money,
daughter of Colonel and Mrs. Hernando ID.
Money, and Mr.. Beverly Allan Read, nephew
and adopted son of Mr.. Culberson OF Texas,
will be solemnized at Epiphany Church
this evening at o'clock, Rev. DR.. Nc
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16

nity are perfectly destitute %
water to drink; and in ease OF
ire are practically helpless.
The Board Of Supervisors at
their last meeting very geaer-
ously voted one thousand dol
lars to assist Ia furnishing the
town WIKI water \ called
meeting of the citizens held
NaRdly evening requested the
Mayer and Aldermen To- take
some decisive steps in the mat
ter. Therefore, upon tie de-
maud ct the public. they have
decided to issue bonds and put
IN "a complete system Of water
works. THIS not only insurr-
protection from tire. bat re-
duees the rates ct insurance.
enbaE ces the vaiue of property
and encourages the Eomeseek
ers To abide with a.. Water
has been a long teIt want IN
Oxford. bat WI not be much
longer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16
Dickens Personal Side.

Stephen Fisse, who probably
knew Dickens ~ Intimately A.
did any American has been
induced 70 write OF The Per
sonal Side of Dickens tor the
september Ladies Home Jour
nal. Mr.. Fiske often spent sea
sons with the famous novelist
at Gad's Hill. and his article vii
describe the incidents OF these
visits. Dickens home life. his
method Of working. and his pas
times 1t VIII possibly surprise
Dickens friends To learn.
through Mr. Fiske. that a con
siderable portion OF his library
wds made up Of dummy books.
which however. offered tie au-
thor a target for some Of his de
llghtful satire in givin. them
titles. and afforded his guests
great amusement.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16
aHFee

These who have used Or.
Ning's New Discovery know Its
value. and those who have not.
have now the opportunity TO
try II Free. Call ON the atlver-
used Druggist and get a Trial
Bottle. Free. Send your name
and address To III. f.. BucSIen x
Co. Chicago. and get a sample
hoN ct DIR. Kings New Life
Pills Free. a. well ~ a copy ct
Guide To Health and Household
Instructor. Free Al Of which
y guaranteed to do You good
aad cost you nothing K. K. Chill
toa y TO- Drug store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16
TpE BATTLE ABBEY
Nr- Rouss submits "A New
Proposition to the Me-
mortal Committee.

\ genuine sensation was
sprung IN the Battle Abbey mat
ter Wednesday at Richmond.
Va when it became known that
Mr.. &. b. RoGss had made a new
otter 10 the memorial committee
through Col \. g. Dickinson.
proposing 10 contribute half a
million dollars toward the Bat
tie Abbey provided II be located
IN Washington. ID. c.
In briet, Mr.. RouSs SAYS that
he viii either give his original
sla0.000 and let the South raise
TIE rest. select the location and
RON the whole matter. or else
be viii raise that sum To half a
million II he may be allowed to
name the location With this
new proposition. be hints that
the South must raise another
half million. so that this is re-
gslrded is giving the Bottle Alb
bey 4 very uncertain fate.
The executive committee re-
ported the recommendation for
"A charter and the appointment
tor board OF trustees. one mem
Der from each Confederate
DIVISION. 10 take charge of the
Battle Abbey. thus turning the
matter into new channel.
Judge Monroe, on behalf of
the New Orleans Battle Abbey
opposed the report. He said
that If Mr.. ROHss had made this
proposition, then the whole
aspect of the Battle Abbey was
changed
Gen Gordon said a change
had been proposed. but only
To greatly magnify the great
cause He urged the adoption of
the report and leave ali aues-
lions of location To the board
IF trustees.
Gen Mcintosh. of Nissis-I
slppi. and cen Jackson of Ten
lessee, thought no eensure
should be laid on Mr.. Rouss.
y board Of trustees WAS
and it is left them to
ieeide which of Mr.. Rsuss'
propositions viii be accepted.
: well as the questions Of loe,-
ION
Col j. y Chalaron was
leeted as trustee from Louis-
ana. Col j. t. Mcintosh from
Mississippi and Gen. L. 5. Ross J
rom Texas.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16
SOUTH AND WEST
Have No Feeling of En-
mtg to the East.
Gov. NcLaurin's Reply
to W. L.. Hearst. Editor
OF the New York jour
nal.

W. r Hearst. editor of the
New Tor& Journal. recently
dispatched the following query
to NissiSsippi's governor !.
What Is the chief reason for
the Southern and Western
feeling OF eEmity to the East.~
Gov. MeLaurin answered BY
wire As follows:
JACKSON, Mss, June 2s. 1sas.
W 2 Hearst. The Journal. New
YORK:
There is no Southern and West
ern feeling Of enr1itv 70 the East. y
Legislation tbs all along been In
favor Of the rich OF the East
against the South and West. and We
desire that such shall cease. The
pc1r of tEe East suffer with the
south AMI West Because We com
pl1iH Of this inequality Of IarisIa-
ton ar, demand that the govern
1lsnl sa1l De for the equal benefit
OF al the people OF the entire
col-E---, you say We are vour enc
mics You are Ike the bov VINO
E exc ilzz1ed- ia. make R5II behave
Every tune | hit him on the hsnd
WITH the hammer he hoIIows-
lou Rave by legislation tha,
MAKES u pay tribute to Won A.
CURED what money there < i, ~.
e't,a1rsr ana then YOU demand ina
there shlll be no more coined- VI,
2~& Tor the coinage Of uloae~ AZ
b corning 10 the policv of the Wv
sT1ilnSlt adopted IN the 9eginni1r
n cr'ier that We NAV have som
ni9neT n transact our buSir.s.
44la al SAY We want 5u-ceut dol
as put E2Or the people and de-
no'lnce - A. repudia-ors Va
know Better To say tb1. vou \
1ee know u % discount YOUR inrel
lyenes- or assert thas YOU are :
ceep = sci-shness that YOU hav
los TIE power Of discrimination
ne @sN c1at the tariff shall =
ir1--s0 win reference 10 the rev.
NJ TIE government and us
=. re purpose OF making Is "a
lzl2tAls - yOu. and YOU. who d.
= ans WIKI England against Is
49, - money. Gsuocrs.e u ;
being n TIE interest Of money.
10, ~e nave no feeling OF 81
Il-IS - the East We want vr
: saved We constantly pray Ii.
: Neu may De- saved. However.
must Dc admitted that We are B.
: SinnInS 70 think that We had bert.
tsAAe A 100 Nearer our size. kU u
: want = th1e the government sha
De TOR the equal good Of all NJ
country North, South. East an
ssS-one country. one peOpI,
one prosperity, We viii then n,
only have the yrandest country
. the word. but Il will be perm
4 nshtiy the greatest and the best.
} A J. NCLACRTN.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16
SPARKLING WATER.

The citizens of Oxford have
determined that they viii drink
Impure water No longer. Since
the well At the University has
been IN operation it has been
fully demonstrated that We can
have pure. good water at a
comparatively rrifing cost.
when the health ct our people
and the safety Of property is
considered Aside frou 4 few
foul eisteFEs on the square the
business po..loH Of the comma
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16
ORR COUNTY OFFICERS.

'rs '-' '''-4' % IL c'''i
Fi.h-ehtisfN Criticism 90 oar
v"aniy eihcIal> 10 give u our
hearty Endorsement. We ~
s.r,. oftr n..-,-hb.,~ tbe yy.f.-
,..t,- NJ a.
''-''' '''i 4 ''-' e ~ ''.'' =
~ Lar dNrtte appreci8fe the
sterling qualities of the weusfe-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16

Hope OF Misz'se.rP ms One
Young MN. Ia 1 most tender
vein. said that be would eagerly
long for the coming again Of
the Roses Of june when he
hoped 20 meet once more hi>
friends IN the classic shades
about tie campus. and to enjoy
the pleasure OF eulliRg literary
gems with Prof Lipse0mb. and
of gathering the fear.eaf clover
on the iawB.
The Chancellor. Dr. John "
johnson and Prof Lipseomhe
ali replied in well-choseu words
To these compliments and ~
eou.Ems passed upon their
wCsa.
Though the enrolment Was
Only lao. rot 80 many a. in
former years. yet the Chaneei-
Tor asserts that the quality o.
work done exeels anything that
has ever been known here in q
normal
Examinations for professional
and State lIceuse wsTs held ca
Thursday aBd Friday. the ,.
aud 81 of July. The number OF
applicants was not SD large a.
expected, only four Offering tor
professional and six Tor State
license
We leave With feelings Of sin
ecTe re- ereuep for the Univer.
sjty. and With love and admi.
ration for the beautiful little
nifty % Ouer,I and its cultured
people
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16
NoJic-.

Notiee i hereby given that the
boaFu OF Mayor and Aldermen ~
the town OF Oxford. Miss. .bv ~, or
1-ndnce adopted en- the srh day O,
July, l>s6. propose to ISSUE AZ,
amount not - exceed twenty eAous-
and dollars. in bonds. 81 - do
nomination OF one hundred dollars
eacil- payable a fol-aw-s- Ors
thousand dollars the u DIV ~
) 1nua-y-, l.al3, All enc s,..,,l,j
dollars on the tst dsv Of J.r7-4-,- IN
eais.a succeeding year thSreafts mr.
20 g! alsi1-y isT. 1915. wnsu the re-
ni.l1lder, seven thousand delI.-s
sndl be d1e, and 70 bear interest ~
not exceeding per cent interest
per 1nIUm from cate OF bond in
terest payable ANNUALLY on the 81
DAY OF January of each wear. for the
purpose OF erecting ard maintain
ing system of water-wurks Joint
" with the county of LaF1vatra-
ana % conform 70 the conditions
named IN IN order making an an
preparation by the Board Of SUM-
visors. on the 9Th day Of july. fS,.i
J. E Brown.
Jaly 18th. Isa6.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16
TIE DENockATIC TfCKEr

Never .a the history Of 6nleri-
can politics has a ticket r.orp
Thoroughly representative 81
the maSsrs of the people been
nominated. than that which Vas
placed in the seId last week bv
the convention at Chicavn.
Both Bryan aad SewalI are
Democrats Ut the Andrew Jack
son school They are men OF
earnest Thought and honest
rouvietl0n>. They believe IN
the equitib.e distribution os
power among all the people.
and unalterahly opposed 20 thi~
government being brought an
der the IaiiHeuee OF arrogant.
selfish. and INSCRIPTIONS mil
llonairpS. They believe that good
honest common people are the
best IN the world- AMI e this
land ct ours - 70 coutinae To
be a great and free nation. their
Interests must be eousisge rel.
and their rights must w. cog
served.
VII. Bryan. the head 81 the
ticket. has shown himself q he.
q man of the most heroic ehar-
acterI>tIes. Like AnIreW Jaes-
>on. b. can do and say hat he
thinks = right and look The
world and the devil square ID
tn tsee. tie : not . bitter.
SpItefIl. malignant nan hike
Tillman- bat from his entrance
into political life be- has been
recognized - a bzusltI. logical.
selfposses>ed maa Mo ev.
pressed himself clearly and
forribly Ell al subjects that
undertook - discuss. uls
are With the people.
aHI s1 are for him. He Is
oPFo-s& - the pIgioerats ana
thsr are against him Their
money can't buy HIM. nor their
power Iatimilate him. God
has made him strong. honest
capable. and >slf>uffirieut. and
With h. splendid wealth OF
brain an.I character. gold can
nat Sslure him.
Arthur SeTaII i a free-siIver
Democrat from Maine. where !.
takes moral courage To be one.
Fi-htin. for silver IN New Eng
Land : Ike swearing 10 your
own hurt. but ali the same Nr.
>ewaIi his kept II Up. Vt Last
the honest toIIIEg people have
a chance Ia vote for such men
a. they have heen rlamoring
Tor. and If theS don't DO 1t. the
blame viii be upon their own
heads.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16
He Taught the President.

IL ! not generally known
remarked a gentleman a few
day : ago. that Bishop Thomp.
son was II one time a school
master and that Grover CIeve.
land was one of his pupils. but
10 = a fact. nevertheless.
Bishop Thompson was al that
time a young man in Rochester.
New York and was teaching a
night school at that place. one
Of his pupils was a young man
Of about his own aye. and that
man Il to-day the President of
the United States
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16

We learn that the meeting OF
the National Association OF
State L Universities at Buffalo, Y.
Y Was a great success. There
we're twenty State universities
represented and everything
moved along smoothly. The
SOrs = in good shape. Chan
reIIor Fulton VS. again hon
0red With the election 20 the
presidency Of this association
No better man for the position
e0ald have been found and he
deserves the honor for he not
only organized the association.
bot mas been a faithful worker
at ITs head for the three wears
OF its existence. Ii the Wal
thaIl bill becomes a Law Il VIII
be due to his efforts more than
TO ali other forces combined
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16
Administrators >otirp

n me matter of the adnninissra-
slon o. the estate of A G, Brown
lng' deceased. in the Cha1rs-,
Oo S on lafayette County. Mss
On the Am Monday of Novsmbs-
Al claims against said estaf,
IN, = LIVING been declared 1nsolvent1
vi De taken up for examinafio,
III. ~ a. uoleatlon- and must be fiIaj
Slen ne clerk Of said court bv ths-
Jay ~nen ali creditors NAV attend
Z H. KTMMoNs.
July ), 1895. '"'s Non
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16

y newspaper i always prin-
led IN rush sIys the New
York sun There l. always
something IL It that should be
left out. something LETT out that
should have been put In. Its
something too quick to act. bat
with al faults and shortcomings
there Is more education IN a
bright newspaper than there Is
IN any novel You viii ind
the brightest boy on praetie-
able. sensible everyday ques-
lions Is the boy Who reads the
newspapers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16
Non Residents Notice

state OF Mississippi No. s-7u
10 }. X brewery and VIM. Drew.
sry and Joe Singleton. Annie S,ng.
leton- Aargarette Singleton. Essi,
IN le1on. and Sam Singleton ana
r1lias n brewery, whose postofFics
address are unknown. You ana
eAcn o. you are commanded To an
pear before the Chancerv Cour,
OF tne County of I.aFavette in
sald State, on the Second Nonaa--
N July n D. iss6, at rules. to H..
lend T the suit IN said court Of G. n
PENDANTS. us
inns the sSh day OF June A. ID rsas
y. p GRAY. Clerk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16

me County School Board will
meet IN my ottice July s-th for ne
purpose OF locating the schooIs-
These schools, which are located :; =
ranges one and two viii be eors,' a !
cred the first day. and thos.s !,
ranSes three, four and five viii -
considered the second dav.
g. R. HIGHTowER
county superintendent
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16
July 18th. Ises.
Sheriffs Sale.
Benjamin Graham
vs..
Mrs. Rachel Sims

Benjamin Graham
vs..
Mrs Rachel Sims.
BY virtue of the above stated 3
"a 70 me directed by E. E. Temple.
circuit Court Clerk for the County
o. lafayette and State of Nissis-
slppL- VIII on the LIST Monday Of
August. 1895. at the Court Houss
door Il the town of Oxford. Miss
within legal hours expose 10 saIe
az public cutlery, to the highest bid
der for cash, al the right. intereSt
iiiG claim the defendant has ia and
% the following property, ro-wif-
Northwest OF section 9. TOWNSHIP
:, range west, which has baar
ievlec on - the property of the
sad plaintiff, and viii be sold n
Satisfy the Judgment therein and
all costs. gnu
his 26th div of June. 1895.
E III. En6MoSs.
Sheriff lafayette Co. Miss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16

Porter sAntiseptic Healing Oil
Is guaranteed to cure old sores
on man or beast no matter ~
now long standing. All DRUG
gists refund the money fit fails
to cure Price &c.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16

Consumption can be cured hv
the Use of >hiloh'S Cure. This
great Cough Cure Il the ONLY
known remedy for that terrible
disease. For saIe by T. ID.
Isom y Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16

Tie sic ef the famous Battle
Above the Clouds" on Lookout
Mountain. containing ninety
Two acres, has been purchased
by the government and vii
form a part of the Chiekamaug,l
National Park.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16

Appointments to the industrial
institute and College, and - re =.
Agricultural and NechanieaI C M
lege VIII be made August 4 Isa,s
G. r. HIGHrowEs
County Superintendent
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16

Are you made miserable by
Indigestion Constipation. Dizzi-
nsss, Loss Of Appetite. Yellow
SKIN. Shiloh's VitLizer Is 4 posi-
i've cure For sale BY t. ID.
Is0m i CO.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16

Diseased blood, constipation
and kidney, liver and bowel
trubles are cured by KarlsC Clover
Root Tea For sale by t. ID.
Is0m & Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16

The Mississippi edition Of the
PIcayune WIS teemlEg with IN
tere>ting matter relating To the
educational religious. planting
and social Interests of eur
state. Il l. well worthy %.
fling fOr future reference and
the immense amorn1 al Ethur
bestowed Rpoa this one issue
i characteristic of the ente-.
prise of Is proPrict0rs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16

\ Law passed rs the last leg
islarUre Increased the pension
fund from Sjs.IO0 10 $1,000.
All soldiers and sailors who
lost Il jaw and are unable ;o
take solid food. aad those Who
lost both hands and feet while
serving Ia the Confederate army
jf INDECENT. are entitled 20 $50
a year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16
Democratic Ticket .
A1noufl.. eEffenL.


~ authority We announce tire
Fame % u A. EuSNE AS nsansi,i-
ste for en4rs .s f-4u t1..
>'''cssr''i ,''u. --s.s-I0aal u..trisr. -sss,-
poet % tn ar+f,n 80 th.. f.en,t,ertrz.
Party
~ asl1hrr.-- We announce tf.-
name 81 HI = L.. ttosr a. q -a--ri-
dafs for t'ouzr- $ from the Second
t,eagr~SeIuu.ll District. subject to
the acton - the D.mocrrfif- marty
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16

Galveston Texas. received
TIE nrsT bale Of new cotton on
To- sth II weighed 5s5 pounds
NJ sald fsr 10 lie cents Der
psnz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16

The wheat crop of Kansas
this wear l. estimated at 5000.
0Nn bushels.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16

~lcl- ~prlnEs. XIV. March =. fsoS-
Paris Medicine Co. - Louis.
Please allow me to say word
for FOKTERs .ANSTSEPTTC
HEALING on Il cured me ef
Poison OAK when all else tailed.
When Dr. Porter dies there
ought to be a monument 9fa
feet nigh erected To hi> memory
lie has done more for suffering
humanity than any man living
to-day. Yours very truly. y {.
NANCE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16

Captain sweeney. T. :. "
san Diego. Cal. SAYS: shiloh :
Caiarrh Remedy il the first
medicine / have ever found that
would do ale any good Price
- cents. For sale by I. ID.
l>oui X Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16

Nashville gets the Confed
crate reunion next year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16

Water Valley has organized
a Young Mems Christian AssO-
ciatleu.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16

ra7drea crg 70 'ltrhsrs castc-is
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16
SHORTHAND AND TYpEWRTTING

ma A., :. M oess system, Requires only half the time
nee ded 10 learn Ptman, Graham and Nunsor a., -. -, -.
satisfaction to EMPLOYER and employee Terms rraon.hI
A. T. NELSON l. L B. President
" BAKER, Pa, b. Principal
I. H. THRELKELD Associate PRINCIPAL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16
Castoria

-Ca-soria : - well adapted 70 CHI ir-n ms
t--sorar..e-sd il - superior 70 any pr=-7F'isn
sucrn to me- Il a AzcHKz- = l.
III 50. Oxtori 81. 5ruokivn. y. T.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16

fnAOtttAL INTENSELY INTERESTINC
ioung people who have lost interest in study heeo ~
snort tme deeply engrOssed work and MANY who
pse d nothing but failure have after 6 or 10 moutb-s
work at this school achieved a remarkable and ,sth
students Particular attention given those deficient in
Penmanship and Arithmetic ~ III
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16

srhs Is. of 'C4ssoria' L 80 universal ard
~ merit. % val known that il see.ns n ~0rk
Of s-lp-reru,4fson - e-S.crs.e = FeS az ne
irzfs,lIi.y-,t families Who do rut keeP CaSsora
E-tala ezzT reaeh-~
CA=aos gAx-rS. D. n
Ss~ York CITY
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16

C.sssria cl.r-s C0iic. Constipation
sur stomach. D.=rrhssa. Ersctlti11,
Kills worms. gives sle.p, and p-oEEnss< q
gs=zaea-
Without Il. ,lrs0sEs n1esiicstiOn-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-16
Oxford Eagle.

n TIE Oxfatd Po-ta rice.
a. Second lass NAL Matter.
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