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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

any ( RIteI States min: and get
the fult veieht Of the baIlion.
= hEch y aR.oined metal. IA
gold money v.;hoa' any
toll or nIhts-~ charge. That
= free and unlimited coinage Of
gold and the owner Of the gold
mine has accrs> al Ib.tum to-
the use - the nIiut.s-
What tfe frre silver nen de-
EsaEd = no extra privilege over
gold har "a allow silver the
same coinage rights az thr
alnts a. gold That Is. when
any owner 81 >lIver bul-iou.
which - HHcoiued silver. las
a ri@h; to 20 tu any United
states mint sEI -et co.aed
silver dsIssrs s.iuai 10 the
amount ct his hEil.ou. ard "a
tle ratio of I6 ounces IL silver
to "He ouuce az gold one
ouHse 81 gold ~ worth I6
osHCe> of silver. aud rs ouace<
g, silver I oEuee of gold. that
being the ratio 81 IL To- 2. IL "a.
ru- sae present rat5o of co5n=-,
hut under eNr>tIn. hu. To
weEe- 1T >IGve- huiiiua can
have re es.Hed ar AN. ard So Der
- Hensvy p suuecrued. tire 81
Yer bHI.ioH : practically use
5e>>- if - frue there J. sore
l--at coinage on soyrrumeat
areeuut- hat tb. government
liready ha~ hs= supply e..
silver on haus- which It refuses
o. epiu- and iherr = 10 proyfs
fssa "t law Tor fHther parrhazs
eft silver hHilIou-
Nnu hear g,ld -5-aGz-r! uet
~sy thst n~y SILVER ro=use,
u"gi-I inurr to tae benefit 81
SILVER mine owners pos.
Hot Erse S"s! ecfHz=e Jaare {,
TIE hvueht OF tie -o-f uin,
"vu~-S, the silver uiue evrer
be5a- Isa.rd sire p-sss.eSe %
ths e"5ns-e at hi> r-0.sGccl
NSu- Wy tl-S .-zcr.a- Re
tween ,i5vsrsat -a-G1 e.. Oh.
gold aasa ~ silver IS 81 eheaT
masaL Wh-s. r=s cp
Tar 4hasl-'uelcet a risLs 81
r'fa-e st the mzu.~ auI d.
e-mEttio1 m was
s-sasr Il D. to- Treasury L.
ps-5asval -ta-as = Eh-- E1a--
ALIVE usas IA e.. >-.a.
~ the z4t~ fp- ve err
-u1,s- uhie- = retl t
Jire AMI EE5u-aa-o I.r
see;o=
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Since Mississippi declared by
nearly unanimous vote for the
free coinage Of both metals
without limitation. her bonds
1t five per cent payable IN any
kind Of lawful money. have been
eagerly sSEght at home and
abroad at a premium and
Monroe county has been able To
borrow a. much money as il
needed from the National banks
at 8 per cent
Coming events cast their
shadows before Let the
prophets OF evil make a note
of it--Aberdeen Examiner
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
CORRESPONDENCE


BRYAN and SewaIl should be
on the lips Of every Democrat
Miss Julia BaIfOUr i visiting
friends m Marshall this week
Mrs. Henry BaifOur. cfComo-
) visiting her fltheF and family =
Mr.. John B0gar,f- Of Potts
Camp. l. the guest Of Mr. " N
Bo.rIr,i and fsmily this week-
We are sorry to say that We
have some sicSHes- IN oar
midst. but hope al VIII De we'll
soon again
Boys. don't cry about the
soci1ble. bat talk up another
one and remember Wont
Can't and Try.
The eapatillst Of AbbevilIe
should build more houses. men
are hunting houses in our midst
and cant find them
Mrs. VI P. Bishop has just
returned from Oxford where
>he has been visiting her dIugh-
ter. Hrs. O. K. HightOwer.
Atbeville and vicinity was
we'll represented at the C0ilege
Htil picnic last Friday and the
dinner Wa enjoyed by all
Nj J. j. wilkins. went To
BethIeheman a business trip and
returned Boosting Of how he
destroyed the feathered h0ck-
Mr. Z y Graham LETT several
days ago for JOne>boro. Ark
where he vii work a. operator
for the Iron Mountain Railroad.
Mrs. LInbarn Cullen and
firIiIy visited her sisters. Mes
Danes Houston amt Pettis The
past week Mr. Cullen was dI>e
N our town on Sunday
Vr. Walker Wood Wa IT,
guest of Mr. w VI GOodwIr
sunday We are always glas
20 have the EAGLES repFe>eu
tative with Us. come again wher
yen like
Three Of OXforFs beautiful
and accomplished young ladies
Miss Stella and Scott Steven
AMI Edith Crouch were guests
Of Mss Bessie Houston las
week
P0t-aeted meetings hav,
been the interest of our tow
the past month Bros. Patter
sou Smith and Dorman held /;
series OF meetings the first weeI
n July at the VI. + Church
South which resulted in mRel
good for the cause of Christ
Bro w o. Melton OF Byhllia
began a series OF meetings a
the Harris School House. fiv,
miles vest Of town which re
suited IN the restoration OF tw,
AMI TIE conversion Of two tn IN
Baptist Church On the thir,
sunday he began i meeting a
the Baptist Church and preach
FL several excellent sermons
: especially On Heaven
and -BdeksgisIIBg and til
second Coming Of Christ. II
sailing ip conversion of ON
soul Much interest vs. EIaai
Tested IN the meeting ~ bot
churches. regardless Of beIn
interrupted by Epxorth Leagu
Conference whieh met on tn
I'll and BIRD OF this uOntE
, the exercises of which wer
very good and enjoyed BY al
present Let this good wOrE
go on for the Lord
LOOKOUT
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

The 81 Louis RePa5lie has
made arrangements To cover
the political news OF al PARTIES
IN the coming campaign in a
way that Las never been eqaaIetI
by any newspaper These Who
wish 10 keep posted sIfauId sub
scribe at once The Republic.
daily and Sunday. hes been NJ
daced To - = year. - for 6
months or Ca cents a month.
The EwIee-a-Week Republic i
u a year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
= =
.JAf0nl n-ElS
: WATER W5iKS,
sV0Ts F0R IT MjNlAY.'

--sL Tat We cr-Eus-. Il
Iseasaer1ti,- campaign efub L.
vnr& for the e.ect5on 81 the
Ilsnaeera--- Haulaees fer r-,ss-
..eE.t ard v-ss p-e~asens sud tat
to--rs>s1o .li nos nee To
aersl-fer selected foz
district
tt1 Tat $50 Ee-r-iy el.ssr,e
re eaa.l.l4v 1T the Hoa- S.
l. Eninv Esr es.l=zsSs r-oz.
las district zu,i pIs l-~ o.r
best sfi.srls ts ~eegse hls usass-
uaEfaa snsl ssees5o2-
Iae e'as vas a..-lrss.ed bT
Hon D. Z >tss sFs. Hon j. II
kiulmaas, ITaa- g. IL. Wesea.
Hon h T. Temp -e ensI etls r..
ahea s.iaEFuHsas wls ElEen
Eatll tLe sgrvnI JIoad1y IN
Au-uss-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
TeckNilIe. Ms

Ed EAGLE Times are very
prssIng IN our community on
account of the dry hot weather
Crops are falling very fast for
want Of rain bur | think there
viii be rain soon for W. q,
SnIpes started TO pulling fodder
this morning
There Is some sickness in the
country Mrs l. W RIkard i
very low with congestion
r. \ Dean Jr-. and Hiss Stel.
Ia johnson we've married on the
zlst inst Esquire Childress of
ne1IIng- We wish the hapgv
couple success and hope their
lives viii be crowned with low.
Mr. Porter the pastor. il ear
rylng on a meeting at Free
Springs church. assisted nv
Rev LipseOHsb of Como. He i
one of the best ressOners lever
heard talk There has beeu
twenty additions TO the church
To date.
Last Sunday while at Free
Springs ehHreh, Mr.. WALLACE
Adams had a e0ngestIve chill
but Was getting along very We'll
when last heard from She
might have died had il not been
Tor DR. Montgomery, bat when
ne : a. near a patient as he Was
With that one you may count ON
getting well.
Ar- X H. Smith was made
happy a few days ago when M.
wife presented him with = ten
pound boy.
Jaly -. Is96.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
WHAT Is 10 To 1!

y mechanic asked the Refiee-
tor the Other day what the free
and unlimited coinage OF silver
At the rate of 10 to l meant
To explain a little At
present. nc have the free and
zall1ited Coinage IF gold in
tAls country ANY PerSOa kav-
- gold tsz-lsaz en- take il 10
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
Prof. Maddox in Texas

Rev A. - Maddox. president
of the Union Female COLLEGE.
Oxford Mss : IN our city in
The Interest Of that Institution
Mr. Maddox represents one
Of the oldest femaIe colleges IA
the soaih- aud hss = large pafro
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
Tie deal Panacea.

James l. Francis. Alderman.
Chicago. say>> Il regard d..
Kings New Discovery ~ an
Ideal P.Iaacra for Coughs. Colds
and Lang Complaints. having
used It Ia my family for the last
i've Years. to the exclusion of
physicians prescriptions or
other prenaratIOnS.
Re- John Barggs. KeOkuk.
IvIa- writes, Il have been a
Minister Vi the Methodist Epis-
ecpal Church for 80 years or
more and have never found
anything 50 beneficial. or that
gave NE such speedy relief a.
DIR. Kings New Discovery
Try this Ideal Cough Remedy
now Trial Bottles Free at
r L. Chiffon X Co. Drug Store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
S@@1SN~~NSNSN~@
.1TPeR TOWNS HkvEt
: GOOD WATER. =
{, Why NOT 0xF0sD?s
sV0IE For 1T Monday Z

GulipoTt by dredging and an
1T rhe opinions that when this
IS accomplished the town VII
become qH5re important a q
n p7in- port for lumber, cot
son ans! moss and viii PrOba
hiy become quite a city IN time.
. p-ieeS og town lots are any
! lsflcasielS. the citizens there
hsve a ssr0Gg Faith IN the future
I'd saeIr town.
u s pleasantly impressed
wllh the heafhfaIneSs OF the
ioelllty- Judging from the ap-
a-traRe X the eitszpzs.
Daring my pleasant stay OF
rhree z y. slaal IA IN. tn
few a., vet. in number. abound
IGs in kindness AID cagrtesy.
z.
oxford q - Iaiv. -.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Clear ~prfuzs. ~ Naruh L. 1885.
Paris Medicine Co. St Louis
Please allOw NE To say word
for FORTER'S -ASSISEPTIr
HEALING on It cured me III
Poison Oak when ali else failed
When Dr. Porter dies there
ought Ia be q monument s9g
feet high erected to his memory
He has done more foI suffering
humanity than any nsah living
to-day Yours very truly. ~ c.
NANCE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

BepOrtS from all over Texas
and Louisiana state that either
raSt or the cotton Iogse = de
vOuring the fields at a rapIC.
rake Is said that not . field
has escaped NUld0on. Tex
recent showers have greatly
damaged the cotton. causing
blooms 10 >led- The crop VII
Ue T1e shortest in wears
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
WARREN FEMALE lNST,.
TUTE.

Having secured. With all of
Its appUFtenaees. the school
property 0f Mrs e y. L.ancas-
ter, located in the town of OK
ford Mis-. ard known a. the
Warren Female Institute. =
the undersigned proposes 10
open on the 9th of September.
prox-- school modelled on the
plan Of the University High
school of Virginia for the par
pose Of Preparing girls aud
boys to enter with advantages
the University of Mississippi
or any other [ University.
The support of the Faculty OF
the University and that of the
good citizens Of Oxford. i
earnestly solicited
Faculty second to none in
tae town Of oxford y grada-
ate of the University OF Viz
ginia VIII be instructor in
Languages.Aneient,and Modern
\ graduate 0fthe University of
Mississippi EiI preside over the
department Of Mathematics. We
have already engaged the ser
wee OF f0ur ladies. graduates
from institutions Of national rem
gtatiOE- and specialists IN
their respective departments.
j. B. T. Moss.
Graduate University OF Va
PRISCIPAL-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

TB~ >~u,-to1is. pemuc--st >av~
that ifeH- T. e. Kyle viii luJ b.
candidate for Congress trpm
tas> district and when ~ prs
cat term expires hv vii settle
IA Oxford tor the practice 81
h. profession
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

uze II the mo~t Important
rp.iHetl"us IN trln~Portf1s.se r.
tas err utst. Us t.s- t..Haa>
Ceut--t fllrpzi "a rae eats
per aunslf.si weight d. er..IR
r~i-lt vss- Ja IA ss-lesE~-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Are you made miserable 5y
Indigestion Constipation DizzI-
less- Loss Of Appetite yellow
skin. ShIlOh'S NitaIIzeF : posi-
tive care For sale by T. ID.
ISUm - Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Consumption can be cured by
the use 0f ShiIOh's Cure This
great COgSh Cure l. the only
known remedy for that terrible
disease For sale by T. ID.
ISoE y Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

I.srey and Martin Borsn- -
art wears OF age respectively
wr-r drowned in TJpTah river
Hal TAR freu Potl-S Caulp. a t,E
dav~ a.n-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Captain Sweeney, l. \ \.
san Diego. Cal says shiloh :
Catxrrh Remedy Is the first
medicine l have ever fcand that
would do ue any good Price
- cents For sale by T. ID.
Ison : Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

r. - Nev>ome. ev-esii.or
Colgmhz> IasIeN pemoerat- vss>
fatn'I dead m hl> bed en- ta.-
.t5h. inst
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Hon y f. FoN- the able
United States District AttoFuty
for the Northern Distract g..
Mississippi. vho has been unsn
ImsaSIy nominated To >aceeeel
Congressman MOuey. vii So0a
resign Ii present position
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

To Know that there are some
>aaI>. hearts and minds. here
and there Who trust II and
u HON We trust some Whu kuoW
u and whom We know some
an whom We can always rely
and Who viii always rely On
II. making a paradise of tins
great world This makes cur
life really IIfe-Churehman-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Porters AnsisePtio Heaiag O..
+ ghe best remedy for Piles.
Burns. Scratches Cracked Heel
and all kinds of iutiaua nation
on man or beast No Cure No
pay Price &c.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

The shipment ct Tomatoes
from Crs sal spring n C0plah
eaanty- lro-1 June 9Th Ia the
Eth inclusive. amoantet ta M
ear Ioaf>- containing 5s1 crates
to the ear. or 95.ssn crates IL
ALL GUt which the farmers ~
eeived from seventy Eve cents
To a dollar and u quarter
crate
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Nr- Fred NHler. of lrlIn-.
lll write, that lie had "a severe
Al.tasy t-uE1.e for Hsaay years.
utgl 81 stry pains In hzs back
suss s.>s t..5t ~ bsa .IsIer vas n
5es-tesL IL tried many "a
essl-e /. AidEes cUres bit without
any E0ae result About a wear
go he began E>e or EIeetrIe
bit5rr> aHsl t0End relief II once
EleesEie Bl-IerS y especially
islaPs-d 20 cure st az knIuev
I1d Liver troEbleS snd often
gives alule>t instant relief
One trial Vii prove oar state
meat Priev only 5sh-- Vt l. l.
-EL-t0u \ Cos Drug Store
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Tn. Hr~r eevirtion ter carry
sus concealed ysespoH> I'D Mar
shall eoa--y. Euficr Tire news las
oerg-e.I Last Meek
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Wa nervous. tired. irritable
and cross Harris Clover Root
Tea has made nae well and lap
py-NrS- r. b. W0rsIen- F9r
sale - T. .. Is1nl & "a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

We have eutrrdted-- de
eIaTvd Mr. Bryan. and 0uE eH
treaties have been dI>re-sssissI-
We have begged and they have
Knocked lad og- calamity came.
Ns beg la longer We eutry15
10 Hzare- Ne petition 1e 1ore-
vs,- DEFY Them
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

destroy our farms and the
grass viil grow IN the streets
of every city in the eoGEtEy-
declared Mr. Bryan and be l.
right Yet this ) being done
year b. year The farmers sre
the ugG sI.!S vi the country,
they are the goose that lays
lAe golden 81, sound money
fellows would TX Ter 70 death.
-CIariOnLsiger-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Potter 5 AntIssDsic Hea ing Oil
l. guaranteed To cure barred
wire eats All druggists refund
the money II 1t fails to cure.
Price PIE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

The Ciarlou-Le,iser say.
The p-ess OF Mississippi : al
right Not suother brIcS vii
be thrown ~ the -x-eoItbas pg-
pers from this Odlee- They are
all Democrats and y hat l.
aeesied in the party ranks nov
: harmony Lets All pail to-
.ether,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Ms oo.a Stephens. d yoaa.
iassy living ten nlles west ol
Water Valley va accidentally
>hut by a little soa 81 Mr. JOHN
FILL last week and II i thought
the Wognd vii prove fatal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
NEWS uF TIE STALLS

senator Eciier h~ written q
letter 90 iryan- IA uh5ea hs
declares rs intention e.. Hs-k
anft voss 20 >scEre - eseer zon
\ Colo-eI pt>ca- Ia Tea.
Wien demanding ~ sa.arv.
-4Ec a. his rV@-ou- -BreIern.
I eaEf preach here dE,I had e.
helm
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
SHORTHAND AND TYPEwRTTING

~ anu BEST system Requires only half the TIM
nee ded to learn PtHan, Graham and NunSon -, INC uhe
70 EMPLOYER and employee Terms reas1.hI
Il L NELSON L L B. President
> bAAkR- Pr B. Principal
- u IHRkLkELD. Associate Priaefnal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

The Hamilton ColIe=e ~
ByhaIla. Mis- wsii he removed
to Water Valley q, an early 'fsy
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

sAa average cost f7- f.rti--
isxsrS tor an acre Of wheat IL
Yea Hampshire j. $50.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
PRACTICAL INTENSELY IsTRRFsT1uc

very short time, deeply engrossed in their uort ana =
gave promise NJ nothing but failure have after or IN
~ofAat his school achieved a remarkable and
a. students Particular attention given those e6en, n
Penmanship and ARITHMETIC HeeAi In
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

y bale 81 eotre1- tie 6rSt o.
tbs season and tae earliest ever
known for th- section Na>
broEeAg To pine B-uF. Ark- oa
tire I55a- by Aloezo Fleming
coaeEeL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Ny baby had eroEp and vas
saved by >hLoA's Cure writes
Irs J. b Martin. 81 Huntsville.
Ala For sale BY T. u Isom <
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Insurgents and spanish Gor-s :
appear ro have hemmed each
orle- IN IN various parts cf
CgE4-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

ChamherlaiH-s C0Hsh Remedy
cures colds erOgp and whooD-
ing cough lt y pleasant s,sfe.
and reliable For sale By al
druggists
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

1 have known MF. J. BIT
Moss from his boyhOod- He
i a graduate Of the University
Of Virginia. a successful teacher
Of tweHEy years experience. /
have never heard any but fat
terIrg accounts Ut him a. a
teacher. scholar. and Christian
gentleman / heartily com
mend him To my friends and
t0rmer patrons of Oxford and
Mississippi generally.
NKs- e. A. LANCASTER
yEly 10Th 80
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Porter &4ntszps.c Healing O.
81 -l.ssr. asgasi 10 cure 0lsf sore,
GA nlad or beast No matter ii
hoW isa- >tazd5r-- All drug
SsstS reEaEss t1e Money fit Eli.s
sa sure Pr5cs -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

cyclone Davis has whlSSers
fer the wIBrs. eft -Teys> to- blow
through
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Fore5-R---I tloEgaf her his
haH5 w. French. -Oh. no.
bruSsu English Detroit Tn
haD~-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

EH-'au,l ha> I.-9e.ns0 bieveIe
riders.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

The largest cattle ranen in
FeEzs comprises 3.0stifio9 acres
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
w. 1. w ALL ACE.
= ND T. R
OXFORD, MISS.

Cooling boarF- - sep L stock fro eheaD-Ss n IT, -
county Fee'i1AH salciS patronage II town a-a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Lame hlcE ar side. try
Sallah'S Ee.la.loua Plaster. &c.
For sale BY r. u ISom Y Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Somehow the sumEe- g:-.-
tkou-I res. sesr~ farther
assay tka- sire ujz.e- --l lr
lv Pc Eer -reveS TINT h-ve
th- t1'ca 81 h-ueuItv-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
@E--l--%-Nl@ G@l-
SVoTc SJa
, WATER WORKS
: MONDAY
ALL ScRTS

Ea-'au,l has I.-oo.aoo bievcle
riders.
The largest cattle ranea in
TeZ.ss comprises 3.O0O fiap acres.
cyclone Davis has whlsSers
fer TIE wIHfi- Of TEXAS to blow
through
1ls average cost Go- f.rti,-
TIERS ior an acre Of wheat IL
Yea Hampshire i $50.
insurgents and spanish for-s :
appear tO have hemme,I each
or ler in IN various parts of
tgE.s-
Fores-a- t,.oExat her hrs
haa.5 w. French ~ no.
EruEsn En-II,h--Detro5t Tn
haD~-
~ r y Farrru. OF I'ss;la lei
p1a- has given sIea1o To tha
Archaeological Ffu~eun of rhe
diversity ~ + an~vlyaui1-
D. Cold an eminent Ger
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

~Tr -e---l Traz< h-sTe r-c1rlE1a rides
your c. ard snail =-z=Ts e1zrl-ais "a
sstss a. IL has invariably Pra.isse=& 6szsss--a4
rs-SIiEz-'
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DEPT.

CHOICE DESIGNS IN IMPORTED AND OUR OWN
MAKE NJ TURBANs. BoNNETs, SATIN AND
FELT BRAID LARGE HATS, ALso LEGAN BLACK
SILK vELvET BoNNETs.
FRENCH FELT uNTRIMMED TURBASs, ToQUEs,
ROUND HATS WITH vELvET BTNDING: ALSO
SATIN WIRE EDGE ALPINEs IN ALL SIZES n
CoLoRs. sCHooL HATS. MILLINERY
NOVELTIES. FINE CUT STEEL BUCKLES. HAT OR.
NAMENTs. SPRAYS, AMI CABAsHoNs.
EMBROIDERED WHITE y BLACK VELVET
CROWNS. SATIN AND CHENILLE BRAIps. IN ALL
TUE NEW SHADES.
FANCY y BLACK SHADED CoQUEs, QUILLs.
BIRDS. PARADISE %AIGRETTEs, OSTRICH PLUMEs
n TIPS. SATIN AND VELVET ROSES. VELVET
vIoLETs, CHRYsANTHEMUMs IN FINE SHADES,
VELVET LEAvESASa COLLAGE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-22
ARTEsIAN WELLS IN LOUIsIANA.
some 5pout Water. Others Strong Rriue,
and SIN Others Gas.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2l.-Artesian wells
have within the last few years come into use
along the Gulf coast OF Louisiana and Missis-
sippi as the best means OF assuring a good sup
ply of wholesome water. The only trouble en-
countered has been that we cannotb be quite sure
what we Will get from the well. II may be fresh
water, or salt water. or even gas. The artesian
we'll on the Magnolia plantation, thirty miles
below New Orleans, recently sunk TO a depth
of 92O feet, gave II magnificent flow of water.
which spurted up some twenty feet, but 1t was
very salt water. the strongest brine, far saltier
than the ocean. IL was abandoned as useless
until some one discovered the other day that 1t
sent out some gas as well AS salt. A tank was
placed over the we'll. and now the entire planta-
ton. sugar house anu all, is supplied with light
from this natural gas We'll,
The frequency with which brine much saltier
than the ocean mas been met with In wells sunk
near tho Louisiana coast has given Rise TO the
belief that under the greater portion of that
coast lie immense beds OF rSck salt such as are
other points, The Gulf OF Mexicois much salIie
than the Atlantic. In spite of the fact that il has
so many large rivers emptying into 1t, which
ought TO make 1t fresher. The theory il adj
vanced that the bottom OF the Gulf is a vast
bed of salt. or that the evaporation is so much
greater than the Atlahtlc's that IL counteracts
the effects of the inflow OF fresh water.