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Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

less ashes than any coal that
has heretofore been handled in
our city. Call ON them or ring
up No /. end their prices will
save you money.
The say no man knows how
many friends he hasn't got until
he gets into trouble.
II % q
Watson \ Earl say they will
clear Oxford ofall insects this
spring with their wonderful
bed Bug Killer
Bailaloe Bros. say they are
nov fully eqtipped TO repair
Bicycles in the latest methods.
Have your work done by them
and they will save you money.
o u o
They say Sam Jones will be
in Oxford April 18th.
u u u
Bogard & Logan says there is
no meal To equal the old reli.
able W. NJ. Goodwin's, made at
the Graham mill in Abbcvillc.
Miss. Call aud try il and YOU
will be convinced. We also
keep the German and Graham
bread.
They say every man is anxi.
Gus to help his ncighbor When
he don't need it.
q %
That the Racket Store gives
this month = present of ie~elry
or glassware with every pair
of shoes.
They say the only way you
can get a bite aiier using Wat. !
son 4 Earl's "Bed Bug Killer"
is to 70 fishing.
u u u
The ladies' say that j. \.
Gipson carries the freshest and
most complete stock Of grocer. !
les in the city. Mr.. Gipson
gets this reputation by follow
ing his mott0 alt is not how |
much, but how fresh"
They say: II told you So" Fitz.
simmons was a winner.
T. j. Harkins says he has the
finest line of rough and dress
I'd lumber in the city and iu-
vites all who are in need of
same TO give him "A call.
They say: Ii only took IL
rounds and a left hand heart
REGION blow for Fitzsimmons
to put the championship"cIimp'
in Corbett.
The boys say for a stylish
haircut or an easy shave 20
tn the old reliable barber shop
Of Clark 4 Remington, for
they can fix you up for a we'd
ding, ball, theatre and enter
tainments of various kinds.
u o u
John l.. Sullivan says so
much talk abor, new blows
makes him sick. There is no
such thing, John thinks. When
John was in the blow business
he dealt the sledge-hammer and
mules hind-foot blow. Slug
gers have delivered none better
since. Science has wasted it
self punching bags, when the
bags could not punch back. In
front of a bag there is no pun
ishment To avoid. In front of
another clever slugger the game
is quite different.
LISTENER.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18
Spring Millinery.

On. and AFTER next Tuesday
the 23rd inst, the beautiful
Spring goods of Mrs. Jones &
Harkins will be open for
the inspection of the
ladies' of Oxford and surrond.
ing country. All are cordially
To come.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18
A Bible Printed I'm 1913.

The Biloxi Herald says: at
may not be generally known in
Biloxi, but nevertheless it is a
fact, that in this city there is a
very valuable Bible, printed in
the year 1913, at Amsterdam,
Holland, and is the property Of
Rev. +. Thompson of the Epis-
eopal church. This book Is
now 254 years old and likely to
see many more years. The
Chapter of Cryptic q, the recent
meeting of Masons in this city
used the Bible, and 1t must have
been of interest, for it antedates
the King James edition.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

They say no company is bet
ter than bad company.
o o 0
The ladies' say Chilton's Rose
Cream has no equal for chapped
hands, faces and all f0ughness
OF the skin. 1t only costs 81
cents per bottle.
o o o
Harkins 4 Matthews say they
are now handling the best coal
In the market. This Coal burns
longer, makes hoter Ares,
throws out more heat and has
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

II you contemplate a visit to
New Orleans ami wish to see
all the principal points of IN
terest, send IL cents 70 .he
Picayrnc and get one of their
Tourists Guide Books With
such n guide your visit will be
both pleasant and profitable.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

wANTEp.-Reliable salesman
to sell most complete Line Of
Lubricating Oils to Ginners.
Sugar Planters, etc. Salary or
commission Good opportuni-
ty for proper party.
ATLANTIC REFINING Co,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

The display of Spring Hats
Bonnets, Flowers and all the
novelties to please the ladies at
Mrs. Jones s Harkins are beau
tiful this season. Next door to
Telephone Exchange.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

Miss Florence Adder, tae So
prsno with theRemenyi Concert
Company. is receiving the high.
est praise for her singing. In
addition to her voice she has a
very attractive way with her
which is always n great help to
"A singer. She was a pupil of
the celebrated teacher Madame
Dove Doett.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

Fiddler l was,
Fiddler l am,
Fiddler l Remensi,r. wrote the
eccentric but talented viOlinist,
whose early appearance in this
city is already the talk Of the
musical population.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

The Telephone Exchange has
put in operation a long distance
telephone out 10 Mr.. j. l.. Shi-
napit's iarm. II works perfectly
and vii prove a great con
veipnce To those who NAV wish
10 make connection along the
route.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

Ii correct taste, careful selec.
tion and low prices will please
you, be sure and call to see the
new spring millinery and novel
ties at
Mrs. Jones & Harkins.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18
Notice

wish to say to the farmers
and the people of Oxford and
suburbs that from practical ex-
perience, l have concluded that
.FlOur Corn" is the best corn
that ever grew out of ground.
In good ground it will make Z
to \ ears and sometimes 10 to
the stalk. II is a good substi-
tute tor -four as Its name indi.
Gates. For sale at 25cts a quart.
Ton TURNER.
Near Cotton Yard.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18
nale Itelp Wanted.

Salesman to sell very CON-
plete line Of Lubricating Oils,
Greases. etc. Liberal terms to
good men.
JEWEL REFINING Co.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

: Now is the time for Spring
cleaning, Messrs. Watson 4
Earl will disiDfect your premis-
es for you and kill every insect
that disturbs the peace of the
household.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18
Bread.

Call at Bogard & Losan's for
fresh German, White, Graham
and Rye bread. Bread received
fresh every Wednesday and
Saturday.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18
Bakery.

Having just repaired our
Bake shop. We are now turning
out the very best of Bread and
Cakes. We can furnish you
with White bread. Cream bread,
Rye bread and French rolls.
Send us your orders.
BUrFALoE ~ BUTLER.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

White examinations April .
and l6. Negro examinations
April ., and ID.
q. X. HIGHTowER.
Co. Supt.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

licious treat is forthcoming.
Only deaf men can sit in front
of Remeuyi and not be moved
by his marvellous talent.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

The Yellow Kid and Golden
Feather cigars has no equal in
the 8 cents cigar market. Try
one at McI.emOre Baird's.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

Use Chilton's Reliable Diar
Choea cure-a sure shot for
Driarrhoea Dysentary and all
Summer complaints
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

IL Watson 4 Earl's wonder
full Bed Bug Killer don't kill,
your money refunded.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

Prettiest and cheapest. those
new spring dress Suitings at the
Racket Store.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

For the finest 5 cent smoke
in the city, try one of MeLemore
Baird's Golden Feather or Vel
low Kid cigars.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18
OAOToRIA.
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For sale.

My residence in Oxford. Cen
trally located, within five min
utes walk Of the square or Uni
versits,
A. W. Mitchell.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18
UNIVERSITY.


Prof. +. o. Mabry 10 able to
be up, after an attack Of the
grippe.
Chancellor Fulton has had
the lawn East Of the campus
prepared for tennis courts and
= Tennis Association has been
organized.
The Annual, il the topic OF
conversation on the campus
now; the matter is being pre-
pared for the press and 1t will
be called .Ole Mss.
The last Friday in April has
been chosen as the time for the
contest for the Freshman medals
Of Phi Sigma Society, and the
first Friday in May, for the
similar contest Of the Hermaean
Society.
Miss Isom is training the
Sophomore Elocution class in
the play AS You Like IT, and
they will give it on April 23rd,
as acelebration Of Shakespeare
A:.sh4aF -:
The University Orchestra is
preparing a musical entertain
ment the proceeds Of which will
be used to purchase some IN
struments.
Prof. Dabney Lipseomb de
livered an interesting talk to
the Young Mems Christian As
sociation last Sunday afternoon
The young ladies of The
Sophomore class will be allowed
to contest for, the S0phmOrt
medals this year.
CAMPUS REPORTER.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18
|&WHAY
i SAY.
They saw YOU a,e Lucky.

They say you aie Lucky.
q o %
They say for smoke you can
enjoy, get one of those Yellow
kia or Golden Feather cigars
at McLemore Bairds.
The girls Say that Theo
Sweeny, the photographer
makes the finest pictures evef
made in Oxford.
% q u
They say last week was not
what prohibitionists would call
a dry week.
They say Bishop 4 Stall are
making the "old timers move
about in the dry goods and
grocery business.
That every one purchasing
sl0 worth at the Racket Store
this year will receive nice
Pastel Picture ready framed.
The well-known hardware
firm OF Lewis 4 Mckee say
they have added tn their stock
everything needed in the
plumbing business aud invite
the public to call and inspect
their line.
They say il a bootblack wants
to succeed he cannot stop 10
talk politics with men who
want TO go to congress. lie
must get down To business.
Chas. McCharen, the only
wholesale and retail grocer on
Front street, says there is
no excuse for anyone wearing
dirty clothes when l am selling
a pound and n half of best Laun-
dry Soap for ) cents or 90 lbs.
boxes for sl.75.
Mr.. kimble, proprietor of
the well.knows South street
Meat Market says he is pre-
pared to furnish the public
with the incest line of fresh
meats ever brought to the city.
Ring up No. ~ and your orders
will be delivered at your door.
o D o
They say ST. Patriek's Day
was observed by Corbett and
Fitzsimmoms in a striking man
ner.
y. ii. Bryant, Manager of the
Oxford Mercantile Company
says:
-Every day is bargain day
in our store.
There is eioquence in our
prices.
@The casual customer repeats
his call.
"a single dollar works Won
dcrs in our store.
stylish goods at less than
stylish prices.
Perhaps it is in our store
the thing you want most.
"TO satisfy ourselves We must
first satisfy our customers.
at will be our fault il our
customers don't call again.
"The more you deal with us
the more you will wish to.
"IIave you a want! Oul
shelves and counters will sup
ply it.
1--WE make the exchanging OI
goods as pleasant as the buying
of them.
.It is as desirable to get what
you pay for as to pay for whaI
you get.
.YOu cannot buy without
looking. but you are free to loOl
in our store without buying.
The money question will b.
decided as soon as you examine
our goods.
| Mr.. Ferris says he has mOvet
his Bicycle shop into The
Knight building, across thu
street from DIR. Jones' liver,
stable, and is now prepare,
to do all sorts of repair wOrl
in 5razing, baking ename
and other high-grade worl
with neatness and dispatch
A nice line of snndries an
accessories son hand. Bicycle
bought, sold, rented, repaired
traded. A few bicycles O.
hand that you may have a
lyour own price for spot casf
D o D
They say the average c0nvic
differs from the tiger in not be
, ing proud OF his stripes.
ei o o o
While walking down tn
] street the other evening Lii
5 tener was stopped by one {
4 Oxford's professional bicycl
D riders who says: "While Ou
riding the other evening l fe
Al from my wheel and spraine
8 my ankle. l have ofte
: seen Kendei's Anticeptic adve
I tisad in the EaGI,E. so bOupt
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

Do not fail to see the new
Spring dress goods Just arrived
at the Racket Store.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

For comfort and happiness
use Watson 4 Earl's wonderful
Bed Bug Killer.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18
PHYSICIANS.

DR. A. c. BRAMLETT,
OFrrcE-Over Cations Drug
Store.
OFFICE HoURs-9 to II M, ]
to 4 p. m.
Residence on North at.
TELEPHONE No. ~
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18
Judge II. A. Hill.

Carry your country produce
to BOgard 4 Logan and get the
highest market prices.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

"My baby had Group and was
saved by Shiloh's Cure" writes
Mrs. J. b. Martin, of Huntsville, Ala.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

II your Liver is not IN good
shape use Chilton's Steamboat
Pills.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

Grand Millinery Opening
At J. +. Nelson's ON Thurs
day. March 18th. All come.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

watson&Earl say they are now
prepared TO do paper-hapging,
painting and decorating in the
latest styles: Call at their
office on South street and see
beautiful designs in wall -parer
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

Send for Watson & Earl, they
will come to yonr house and ex-
terminate all bugs and insects
that iniest il.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

II you want TO make home
happy, use Watson b Earls
.Bed Bug Killer
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

We return thanks to Mr.. 8.
X. Bedenbaugh of Teckville.
far late favOrs.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

Trx one of fhase ) cents Vel.
low Kid or Golden Feather
cigars at McLemore Baird's.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

The Confederate Veterans of
or county, viii meet on April
10th.
The Oldest inhabitant says we
have not had such u rainy sea-
son since 1852.
We return thanks to Mr.. s.
X. Bedenbaugh of Teckville.
far late favOrs.
Work has been commenced on
the water tank, which will be
completed in a few weeks.
The rain has cut Off our cor
respondents this week but wei
hope to hear from them soon.
All the small streams OF La
fayette county have been swoi-
len out of their banks by the
recent heavy rains.
Mr.Rushing Shinault has pur-
chased Mr.. Will Sullivan jr.,
interest in the telephone CON-
eany and in the future it will be
run under his management.
Enoch Kirkwo0d, cOlOred,
was tried before Squire Harris
last week for stealing corn from
Albert Paine and was fined 30
and cost.
A concert will be given at the
Browning school house on
SplinterWednesday night, which
promises to be a very entertain
ing affair.
Theodore Thomas says RE
menyi plays for both critics and
people. He is master Of his In
strument. 1t sings, sighs and
wceps, it all but talks under his
master hand.
The Remenyi Concert Com
pany is enjoying excellent busi
ness this season, not infrequent
ly having standing room only
Such is the result Of renOwI
and genius.
Chancery Clerk. B. p. Gray i
now issuing the Mississippi
pension warrants to the veteI
ans of our county. All who ar
entitled to these warrants vii
receive them by calling at thei
respective post Offices.
Mrs. Polite Spears, mother Q
Mr.. Rufus Spears and grant
mother of Mr.. J.C. TrelOar. Q
the OrrwoOd neighborho0d, L.
fayette county, died at the az
st0tc0 dsc "a o. St
Sth inst, and was buried az Or
wood on the 9th.-Water Vale
Progress.
Little Helen, infant daughts
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Brehne
died Tuesday night at D eo'eioc
anu the Teniails WciC SaIssS
Memphis for interment yeste
day. The deepest sympathy
their friends and neighbOrs
extended to the fond parents
the loss of their dear little bah
Enthusiasm over the a
preaching entertainment
Edonard Remenyi and his Col
pany is not confined ty tie IN
siealIy educated pnblIe, but
shared by many who are .
dom interested in intisiesi
fairs, yet know that for all, NJ
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

Work has been commenced on
the water tank, which will be
completed in a few weeks
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

The Oldest inhabitant says we
have not had such u rainy sea-
son since 1882.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

&c. R. R. Schedule.
SOUTH BOUND.
- I--Fast NAL. ............s $40 2. ~.
! No. s--Iimsted .......s.o5 A. w.
\. 9l-Local Freight. ...t:so r. n.
NORTH BOUND.
% Past Mail. q. ~
No. 4-Limitsd. =. 5:53 p N
& No. 9s-Local Freight -......s;os :. A. =.
Nss. ssnd = ~iIi rot s''r al Tsvsi
or watertcrd sTor AT ABsxvri-a-
; sundays Eseeptsd.
A. W. MITCHELL. Agent.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

The rain has cut Off our cor
respondents this week but we
hope to hear from them soon.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18
NOTARY PUBLIC.
LOCALS IN BRIEF.

The Confederate Veterans of
or county, viii meet on April
10th.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

All the small streams OF La
fayette county have been swol-
len out of their banks by the
recent heavy rains.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

Mr.Rushing Shinault has pur-
chased Mr.. Will Sullivan jr-,
interest in the telephone CON-
eany and in the future it will be
run under his management.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

Enoch Kirkwo0d, cOlOred.
was tried before Squire Harris
last week for stealing corn from
Albert Paine and was fined 50
and cost.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

A concert will be given at the
Browning school house on
SplinterWednesday night, which
promises to be a very entertain
ing affair.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

Chancery Clerk. B. P. Gray is
now issuing the Mississippi
pension warrants to the veter-
ans of our county. All who are
entitled to these warrants will
receive them by calling at their
respective post Offices.
Oxford eagle., 1897-03-18

Theodore Thomas says RE
menyi plays for both critics and
people. He is master Of his in
strument. 1t sings, sighs and
weeps, it all but talks under his
master hand.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-17
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-17

Tolr lsz-er = ths CAPITAL JOCg-
xAL . TIE ssh- Is u tss point q The
political egss15ocs = t1e bo1r. And
! take the liberty x z55rzssinz yOI
thFDlzh ths sz-s so1rcs a. sell a
5irscz 5g le1ier.
To1 ASK -Ez- z-s.5=E 1niO1 be
f1E1s5 Eif5o1t Z ssc-isoe q prinei-
plss7 Lei - = % tbs psOpls and
- 0o-fsr STA 1slgn55rs in whom
ws have col95so5s ard DOt With
polit5czl EzEzgs-z a. soDs foreign
o91rt- Talk t5s latter OTeF calmly
and quietly ngE. smile Ne are free
fFD-a the hat q ths campaign. We
zrs D0t Opposiuz armies negotiating
tsraas q par 51t people with a
eDumOo intsrest- Try a union meet
inz and y01 EiIl quickly see how easy
Il is f0I tzs ps0pls 70 get together
EitbOui the szerszos q any principle
Whatever. Lei mgTe meetings Be
hsld until line n policy ana a set
o. pfiDciDlss agreed upon No true
PsDple's party nzo tan OBJECT 70 GO
Ing y the pe Jp.e. % consult at least.
When Il agreement Is reached. let
il u made known. This will not Be
party treason Only those who belp
% ride the party horse or the fusion
b0rse can object tO1this. When the
people have agreed On set Of prin-
eiples aDd line Of policy you viii ind
place hunters falling over each other
u show their deyotiOn 70 those prin-
eiples and policies
Again: Who are the parties that
SEEK uRiOn with the Peoples paFty:"
AS stated above, we are not opposing
armies negotiating terms Of peace.
Would IL Be harsh 70 the ears Of a
POpulist % say, that a union with the
Peoples party is not sought, but a
Peoples Union party where all forces
are equal, Is the aim OF those who are
anxious for speedy reforms. Those
who ask for party concessions must be
willing 70 cOncede, but the people are
in no condition TO cOncede their right
% bring about necessary reforms. Al
though the POpulists, Democrats and
Silver Republicans, are agreed on the
free coinage Of silver and the issue OF
legal tender by the general govern
meut, there are other reforms that
they are agreed upon and that are
nov pressing for action, and It will be
the peoples own fault IL they don't
get together and attend 70 them re-
gardless o. party name.
You do we'll TO say that 1.-The peoples
party is no great stickler for names. "
as no party can be and be patriotic.
Because country is aboYe party and
what is for the benefit OF the country
should hrst be considered.
A certain amount Of party loyalty |
may be expected from party managers,
especially In localities where their
faction seems TO be in ascendency, but
hey must remember that party lines
he very slack between the factions
named. Populists can not claim all |
that voted for VaDdeTberg nor Dem
'erats all that voted for Bryan. And
Populists must carry the blame or the |
honor OF battering down the party !
Falls so as TO make such voting pos
lble. ! thank you for this opportu-
lity and feel confident that the people
an meet on a common ground and ac-
.ompllsh all the reforms needed with
'ut the sacrifice Of any principle |
whatever.
| would be glad 10 hear from you
urtheF on this matter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-17

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. a. they
eHnu9s reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh
Is a blood constitutional diseEse and in order
70 cure q y0a must take internal remedies.
Halls CaiaTh Cure Is sakeninierually and
acis directly upoa the blood and maSoas %
faces. Halls CaiaTfh Cure Is not a QuacI
medicine Il wAs prescnbed b. oae of q
beat physicians IN this eoantTy ioT year. an
y regular prcsenpiion Il is composed
ihe best tonics knosn. combined with III
best blood Pariher, aciuss directly upon ths
mucOgs suriaces, The periscs eomhinatioo
q the lso Ingredients Is shat produces such
wonderful Eesalts IN eunhg CatlrTh. Ssnd for
tesfimonials iIee.
:. ]: cKENES A Co. Toleao, o.
US Sold By all draggiSu.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-17
Notice Of Warning

To B.cyclis;s: There Is s.riet ordnance
pgOsididing for all bicycIcs 70 cary lighted
lamp zi:ss tie street arc lights have bzsn
TUNED OF each night This viii d s;rscrIy
enforced in the future and /. will Be well fo-
all sheslnen TO take heed without further
noSlce. Ed. y. EDE,
City Recorder.
Salem, April I3, 1897. 4-14-Iod
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-17

Is IL HOts- Well, yes slightly; in
tael too tropical 20 prepare a Sunday
dinner. Just bring the family TO
George Bros. Lunch counter tomorrow
aud have Is cent chicken dinner.
They cannot be beat.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-17
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POLITICAL,
Union Party Leader Speaks.
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JOHN HUGHES,

Dealer IN groceries, paints, oils,
window glass. varnishe< and
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state Artists' materials. lime,
hair. cement and shingles and
finest quality Of grass seeds
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