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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07
II, ~ -, w..aia<'oa ! u. wsnia-a.

~ At Essshiu<tou J p Williams
SOME NOTABLE LYNCHr~GS
So. [aa, -Nsar .s ,I.ssinEtsr lena Frsns
Jar fi-,sear Sew Orleans. l,a.-ses Mo-
IS tNr-tet a1@ wtf@ trelC-etsi. charged
Wirh Nsenl.~ 15srrsleriy hau-r
jan, is-Ne=- Fory Holmes. .. r. cut
avs By vigilance c1rnmifre@
Jan ----At EeNSture. ~ N-A'ex Fozes
Feb. ia-Jeserh Eesfs i~oi1-vsi. a. ssss-
1en. A .atrenFtesl aesauir
FEB is-Grznt -N-t.-3zry at Saijlvan- rFi (.
rharEet with aSs1airfa< slster-i1-taw
F'eh. ss-E'o<gsr ca srsarft ard TIE ks g.
a. Nrriia. Tex murder ard attsTaztsf
Feb --Part ana Gilbert Fra--.-. A.
Convent. Ia ssremrtrd robbery
Arr G-f.nharr Chambers f~ezref. ar
CrsabcrrT- y 4. rohHerY a-1 snrens.lar-
Arr z-vf1iau sna Vi~to- Hg1- a.
NeAlnyiile. Tern rllr5ier
,TaY ia-Re-itsn EEliianis rear Nfu.au.
"A rare-t h-s daughter
May lt-Se4-ro Implicated o. c--ttfne of
NtrT Me~erg4 y slA@r. az Fulton. Ev-
June i--Jesse SEaFtou and william srIses
tcgl1redl, a ToiuEnh'tF tfs Assault
Ju1e fn-r4nuis Wht-rheaa George 7
Ie.ans.a and } m EssdsiicS. at Br1an. Tex.
June -7-1c-eph eaetgnx. cha-rss ussr
Elgr'ie- 0f xi-e ans sisser-in-iau. a. Port
July u f~e~ fssFsstt f-nlr-cIff. a. f-FR--
enden. Ara. &st~rsrt~rs assault On = vhite
Wsuiar-
SH- Two aerraes whs ATTEMPTED 20
ass2ssinzte Col G Hunte-. rear selma.
suz S-rs-eu-1 s,iasino. Rscf-o S5r-
eo-s al Arseio 3-arraso- A. Hahrviiie.
Ii. murder
Arg u-Erart BiIes ghaif-b-ssss Tutla1i.
sf sustil. WasA assault
SEPT F-Dorwzn ElzzEruve art G A
gs1rrns-s a. t55enca-s. NiHn-. murder %
Sfer-1 T1E=ph Ec-ers
courrv. Ca assault h Morris
s@rt rt-TNE Elsar Brown fueErot. at say
9el's CruSSirE. Me- r1arrgsrou@ zrza.s7r
O. Ms. SI1tie1- rr~z-1fs-ress- aea-f =
0rr- Lr-EfelrV = Ter fueErof tn Srat5fr-x 2
cou1ty. "a a=szul.Fsi FrurE Whl-e tzstr-
Nov ft-Charzes AIR fraxrn1. az Esr-
Eie- Tenn crlr1znsl aszHu'G
NaF- fI-NeEr9 11nzs+ Cgit~r. rear CO.
4zEnag-s. Miss attempted assault
SoT --Mzn r4zzest Nt-csel.. rear Etens-
vile v O.
Dee. s-Jesse Winner En.E James N@lsc7.
az A-sxlrErrn. 10 rrurt1s-
De Jim Davis. zsar Pine Efu- Ark
E=e-- f~-ArrH Ez-s ART Ffll F'rcr-o~- r=a-
EzssssllVtlls. Ky zzurtar
De- t--fse1r-s Ff-ley fco,or.sfA rezr
MaTSsst ~ aSszulr
Dee I'm >Fe-a 9csiGrsdi. a. MATEsld
Ky assault
E.e-- z-Eoe Janaes s-sgorvsn. a. weed
scaeE- Nla-. atte-srt~s1 sssHwlr
Eee-- -z-Aifr~ss Hois tcogar-ssi. AZ ovHers-
burg. Ky. z1u-sier-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07
MISS. THURSDAY. JANUARY I, 1897.

5eiS s-Aahuru. y. Va destroyed by
as -7-v-sut anl -zi- ia sesvy ssrua-e
= stfs-zrEn- Ia. srl sirlris- Stcrr,
- Eaa Hsrt. -. ep=t saa ss s. -
tAr~r ia-- usarly les-ragei - storm
Inss 9-s'irufasrst az sleuhsnvtile. q
Aa- r--f-luslt-rst A. F.art Wayne. rrf.
Are 1l-Ffr11 in Tfrra@u rfver rear
E.ourtss- Ira irf.~eeHf ram~H property
--Hs t-s'rr-s ana sa5Hfin<s rursret
trer Wi sri rnl1 .7 sEesern lcNN
49, -r.Fr ar.4 rrdrarav ssfTrr-E ffnE-
efsaitsrss ag aforrllfs- = an.t Graham. X y.
Aux =-s~~e-~ .1.lsterua in lHil9is 1asi
%srs 4-Srirr.rr ara Esuss properly darn
1-s5 ~ eaar-i nlaug Nsw Eneland coast
st - str-h'sslake - f1adactn. ~.
Sept s-s-r-lit aua grain 4asaEet ~
f rne MlellEa1. Nl11-snta-
s~I 81 aHraf~
S.r ~rE ~ Tesfwscss : ~
Sr7 -e-trr lerfT Sart% EsnlsH De-
Hf raNar-lH- Ga hF FErasr~f
I1rri,ie at Hrs-ss ,-k- Ca aror~rtg boss.
$50 T.-yve-- I-s.a1 hurrirsr- s~ers
se-ne-1 Fisrtsa raus1rE tess - y s.si -
tf E- Ferr@ p eH tsrurg a sea
tsl ria t=s-r rrrrI ~ aAf ~erfH 20 CruusHrfs
severe ral- ~ SYrteraS~. y Wurrt-
rFee ir assivar.a Sc Realms sra ~
ssn-a at tl-r1~f-sa. Va feved
fha- ans ialaazli zs2ris every e'zst-
o-f --s'vri1-e a. Ffrnrf. ~ =
fe-r F-zFe y
OFT lr-itw-ri-s-e1a Se~ F-nrisua coas-.
PROPERTY Boss a. Cou@y island ani vlcili-
to- $50
ccf @-Toraass tn IA Faxests couatv
frEss
OF s-Cvclore IN JeTs-=au county. Ars
$nr el-EarrHl--Hlf - - il-uirr-11. D~i-
1-f WcetHu-r y
Nav- cz-Efarnilton. Wash-. wrecked -
a-71
Sss. es-Ffi' rrar,i g., Sa-th Dakota tlo-ksi
fr1luS auf crlgfiet tsIeErarh servtrs-
%yv <-f-ref7-g near Waco. Tex --- Biz
rsrs1 TrFvas.esi ~ EcTthNesj. therrrig Esagteri
f- NenEarz- Wyn-wfzx ar4 N1katl
l~7~Ea4 20 letwfeu = 1r& p degrees Be-
t1w zera Cyclone in TEuicn- Mss
N1T- -e-E-al~tur. ~ ?. 1sariy wiped out
tr rytllre
F- I-Ters cr tslsrEa MS % acrsE ala1-
f-a-raepa river iu q lsec1stu fooled 90.
r----ssrsak- az Cairo aEt Arra- III
E --s-zrtaa.11z zs- AZ ti-ts1-lt- H.
E1ru 81 Nfr-f-is ara North Clrcli-1
H1ee Eeff railway trains
fts- s-F.zr-r -r11ake ar SrTish Lake Mi1n
Ta- Earth. uaEe az Gf-i-far. IA
Ese- Hs-Savsre slerm thrul@ncut Mes
E-1=a1.L
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

Fsr~sE g2z. Oct a sh@ zeezsrF.
sa'sgs - y - - sr1lAT. zsxro hE
sas zaas - si~eFF E1Eraess .ezs - -
llNsA 49, eazr-e~ x msl@ fruz
Bxrz~szx ssE - ~ts~. So AE& gas
sa~-s - s~s @sz% nG E&-zess 30
A&s@& - 10y tlsr-sg<r1tzz z4zz~r n
srylsr5sx - wzsa se-s zzE zs~s -
@csus 42szs3zs - 80 prszsn-s - fs1-s
sNzsF - So Eh.s1t = we4-s "a
r-eu@~s4s& sa ass a raAtr 90 E2-z~ss- azss
-al~ taeH m~-~ So - c. xas as
go Ba-aaz. "a wa@a ssa~s f-~-t az3
- m .zs@szslr- cess gaze Aim
sslf - a. = zaz i. r.ssa.Er
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

rsz s-Ge- Nartl--e- r. Ls<E-s-. uotet
q-- -eF % e4si gar- Et t'lefsianf
F1a 1-W = Nsrshail tzcs~r-g- Mime
ssss- tsss-s-iI 70 Fassasna- Cal
Gan. u-Ex-r senatsr George @
Wr.sht- az uss 11g.nes IA
Jan E-E stcn fsyEss1 ~ p shrrrv1-
s9g-es. az Urxf1ri ga HErd g.
1aa Er > Amtaxsaaer - Germany
Jeerns e. Porter. .r &eW T1rk aEe-- a
Frt- 4-f--- sz7-sl--AA y -----l- II
GrEe To- E1hi-sn1. a. shseeps~- Mass
aeef - Efrar " tftllt N.Y. h-rrfl1tsf-
rear NAsaTtIle y G. a-sst g fs~prEH
Tssr1s. eorferserase atterneT sel~raA az
Fsh -Frs< Ger Gsorre " cue. ~
= s@ sr =
1lar t-Gev a-t sx-e-ezsrssas--1aH F-rs7.-
1-ez e Rsh-a = = kears- az s.
,I- 5-res- At-zsr.s EIea-y uaIse- a;
r-a1lrr- y = aEed -
r-1- Er-Ex-asEF. ! 1nn t-~tArt A. 80
se-anas. TN SFet = E-H-,s9s. 81. =
hsr r7-ssow jean r Iozes gNev4sA9 -
AR E-Fz-cs7v- T n Halt- a. Has
49, fe-s-sau- + Fseren71u- va gov
- Aes1 EirssHas- a. f1rEers7izr1s
So s-rr-s-av Naf G G FEzz~v
tffss 81 Saw llae-A NensurH- cat
1g4v E4te FAsas- fsaEasilsf- A. Hoza-
rfss =--s-r- : Sararaz " a vraIlsee.
~ fss=zsrirl~ az <Hw Aars aret =
17sr Ez-t-ov- Gss= I.ssrtsls EAircasst-
NsT z-Fz-Ciev a = MeHsst- s d. -
,.a9 ET-J- 5 seassar p- n. c v
yrss54r - srfa-rn- azesH -
-S.-arrr .gsa5-e n r s-ea---
- uHsala MlEr-- Sc Saa IHeEa. CaA 49,
tazs Es-Gov. az4 eE-canr-~-susas
FEaH st~~. a. HasHEs AsH a. = =
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

This inventcry does not inr.als So
1855 IN cash On has1 bsloa<iu- % the
penisentia-y derived from she sale %
cotton o. this years crop AmonE tie
larger items CO the liss are i.f7s bales
os cotton, -. 80 bushels o. corn. t.Z11
soas Of cotton seed. .o0, 0,@Ho bundles %
fodder. 5.aosl tons of bar. Sos1 hasaels
of swee: potatoes i.cUo bushels % peas.
go mules. - brOc4 mares 4. coltS. iao
or more bead % cattle and large nuu-
ber Of hogs and pigs
PROM this statement Il sill b sea
that she penitsnsiArY - paying iussi-
;zsioz aa4 annually brinEs IN a good
sum Of zoney 20 the STATE above ex-
pens@s Il IS estimated tkAs ths n@t
PROFITS for the present TeAr ~ill be
something like S5o.era Whea shs p-o-
&c. ~.s arss being discussed there sere
mary wh0 doubted whetser ts4s sFs-
te1z could b- nAis sslt-s4s.1inin< l.
has never from sae 9-s: yeIr failed %
p-odses zors zozeF sh.n the ccss q
naiasaiziuz the eoavicss- Th- sFsss1
s 40 le,<sr sz ssseriz-ut IL has lon<
sizs-s pass~i h~yoa4 thss sage L "
HszrT IN CSmz@-cial AppsaL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

~ 49, . xsaeezssf4l r4.E reeazssF Eazs ta@
al4a.& s ~ seez-sa ~ Pazasaa~s r,s4usv
Ea~T sAasa-=s8 $50 tlla-4z - . aa4 4.-
s-rsrss z=s-s sA@a q as.s xszssx e e.s-
tn@ sf szs sz-s -E1Ez-e& N&s to
-ar--ss su=~ sa-rras--l "a sas safe. ias
rzzAaeF AsaE tEszsg-4ss xaiIezs-
Esra sene zszzs-sE ea IzE4an Cr~~x
aaa4a swsaeF malss t-asm Fazsasse-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

The Mary Holmes Seminary. A. wes.
POlns. established for the literary zzd
Industrial education Of eolOrsd girls.
has been completed aa4 Eas opened last
With = very good attea1aaee- Tee ex-
ercises uere Of an interesting nature.
and the pastors % West Point. white
an3 eolO-ed- delivered app-Opri2ts Al
dresses The building has frontage Of
2boat 800 feet and IS four ssories high
II has every eonvenience Of modern ed
ueaticnAl bGiliinxs The faculty i
we'll selected and able An in@eass
ero~d attended the oPeEinS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

>everzi @sl~-z1saas ave h-~4 h@ssr~
tAs -sEerz1- -4rinr sas p4.s s-w days
ur-ia- haz % F&rloa Chsrtss T4gzsr-
tAs saze tklax TA<<ers All JoAz
saith. e I'll - r~2szser--l. kLIi-,s
JOsspa Geek A. >crzasan a tsE y~a-s
Az - tar The -SEernor s1s a. asse4
n the natter
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

Lee eoaafy IS n better coa4iffoa shaa
~ anE time since the wzr- There 10
more neat more corn aai more Of
eVerythiag required to make a people
eontsnted than a. any period since that
time Nearly al she farmers have their
snOkehOgses supplied with enough uea;
70 run them foe the yeAr aad thsir corn
cribs are full Of corn TIE hixhes,
pgies paid for pork in TGpelo dzrinx
tee present season vas cents pes
pousd- and the bulk Of il sold a: eents.
Lee eogzty anszAliy SHIPS ls-ze qgaa-
tities &C co-a % osse- States
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

Tks Railroad Age pablfsh-- the aau-
her % niles % rzffro4t bu5lr n fhs
Soatkern safes 3a-ia< I>sss- fr0G Ehiea
it appea-s th.. MlssissipPi i veil u
the f-oas- Mz-ylAa4 =. West Vir-iait
-. Ssrs5 C.-0lial =. Sozsh Carolina ,.
Geo<gia 81 FIsrida -. AIahzml -.
MlssIsss ppl - L5zis.azs 80. TeKas
~. Arkansas sisa. KeatzekE 1T
N Hen-y n Cozzsrrlal Appeal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

oae aigetlAss seek saleves attempted
10 enter tie store Of J. v. Roberts NJ
Arr@siA Mr. John Roberts. Who slept
IN the sscre. lad not retired. b1- ~as up
reading. ~esa ss heard soGs oas trying
20 eater he hoGse- Going % the via
do~ be szS two uen and fred both bar
rels Of his Shot guz- N0s knowing
whether be lad killed tie naea or n0s,
he started OF 20 get 1sssstazce- Just ~
be left the house he w1s shot by oas OF
tie robbers ani aied within forsy rin-
utes IL Is thoGxht the 1ssaszinati0n i
the Scrk of t-zups. - there were aftsel
u Arses-s the day hesess tie nsr.s<.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

Hz- e. % >aRzL. rrue-~szr cs law
a ree EslssrsssF q x - ssa-.i- k.s
rrtarzes1 f-a=z - trp az9 r~saz-,s ~.
tzt-es - - 4z4Esrs4-F Ta@ triz wks
t4xsa - ssEs5@ EruG SAKzAs - rseuv~-
sr1n as-4s ina1lspasasa.saz Eis A2s a.
- sln@ s~~z . a s@-.14s esz3Essoz EzE
- fraszs2s tArsa <ao4s - saza~ <all -
- sa-s,f - lsa-n ta4r - a1s r~szrzeI
ea.--lr -essar-E
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

Tie eri@iszl term ef the eirruit eozrs
% WAseiuxt1z c0uR.T epassas,l o1
N9n1ay. Ja3x- 2 A Nozsxs9s-y p---
siding There are t~ensy-Sas ulea
charged vita crime IN the eoazsy AL
1EaiEinz trial. mos.ly negroes The
criminal docket Is eszparasively IighL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

TIE >artis Reporter says thas -'s0za-
toes Al breakfast Chrisszas morning is
An GuEsz2l luxury bEs ssases sA4s sas
editor has had then on kis tzbss ever
Christmas morning for quite = nzzber
Of years They were furnished by W.
r. Fluasts. whom il announces Ea4e-.
stands raisinx and keeping tomatoes
better than zny oas IL kaOEs o.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

4 J. Ssall4n<x. oae % the Oldest en-
pI0Fe~s o: the IliiaOis Cezs-zl railroad.
died n Water Valley lAss week, Aze4 =
years Eve- sine tie eonpletion q
tSs IIIia0is Central railroad 20 Water
VALLEY. in isss. be has been faithful
sa9 hozorst ezpI0yee-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

Ass ae@sinx q The Cogaty >4per.n-
seat-nss' Association A. J1ess1a AS
~e@x 4 rssol 1ti0z E1s a3upss1 ieci1ri -
sAas tse sal1ries q eozzty saperiaiea4
eats szozl1 - fred % basis % -
r~ats pe- e,IEeable ehil4 n szeh eaazsy.
xish = zinizzza os S>ss All zAxiz N
Of xI.@ee per Aza4n, Aa4 the -overuar
vas GezoriA,ized - szhaiY shs gzs<-
tea e srhOol IeSiSi4tiau n ais saxr
call s5r tAs meeting e tae Legislature
TIE lsSosriAtloa declared n f4ro- - =
rstornAsnrY f0- Izseails erlz 49,
so- raaraKI devoted . ssiz-1t5ou-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

N5S0RDISG CATASTROPHIEs IN
LOST -
r.s-s- AT Columbus O. N nre----At St
" - AT schooley's Station. o. IN rzil-
az - - A-AL Highland Light. By sinking
nooner from Boston,
4 - aF-Se4r Williams. s C. BY eavsns
gaderground carnp.
q S-og Long IziaEd. u b. fouadertrS
busrs--- conveying party Of Cuban nl--
s.s.s..S- sss AT Hollidayssgrg. Pa. Shy beIlsr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07
NO. L..


Tac<.oa. De 8l--The COMMITTEES ap-
pointed - aFprsise ths property bel0n--
Tag - the pszitsstiary sas completed
It's werk asa ale4 its report Stth The
ci@-x % the Ac1rd This committee eo1-
sisted % Col. T. } Hsr5lag. Ma y W
Bas.-ss- and The -ar4es- The follos-
szx . tAe r-capitulassoa by farms. IN
elvsiisx the p.uis-asiary IA this eitJ
an1 fke zeal estate attached thereto
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

Isaac Jennings. Al olt and greatly ss-
see1ed citizen Of Water VALLEY. 5ssa
lass week A. the age Of = years. Afser
having suffered from drOpsy Of tke
heart fo- the pas. sight months
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

II. Tss- P1int Fs-aHs h2s eo=plist
The .ollS~1z< tzser~sslz< &at2 -siAsiEs
- Nlssassl Spl-
~TAe ava e Mlss,ssspFi - ss.9ts
sszA-- zilss. - se.s5>. $50 1--es Ia
ar--s zs~s4 ~ s.-un laz.4x al nzza-sE 81
fans slzs@ t-s8 are
~S-1.a-S4zh~r q sa-E. a. 80, E1ms-
h@- e .--s.. - svi. asss. "a eulsv4.aes-
Sasss ass- arer1g- So st t1-zs. z-5
zsr~-
-Is-a-Nanh-- - s4-zsA g. a@I5 zzz-
80 q .--sz. E1Iea. ss- u czlssa,aaz-
a -. aass aver1-~ s4zs - tA-@s -
acr~s
--1S@a-SE=h@- - Ea-azs. lol- -
szzher - K--w-. %. -. sFs- IN czIsiv1-
Lea Ssz1.gs-. Avsr.<s .us q iA-us,
= $3.50
-E~ss-N Nzzh-r - fG-ass. fs*-1Is- aaz-
h~- q 1rr-s. t-.s-s ss-= s. ezislEAzaa-
& 80 LIS average slzs * t1r@s- II
sr-~x
~Ts. po7SIasis4 sf - Ssass n l-ss
-.s -. -. ~sisa A24 ia-r~2se1 n l--sl
"a 1. - s.a-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

Agreat revival Is belaz eoadGcse5 a.
Water Valley by Rev j. A. BO~ez. as
sisted BY Revs 7. b. GiTori and II. c.
MOo-eheAa Of Water an1 W. NJ McIn-
sosh cf Grenada
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

AssrIsea. J1a- The eha-r-- q in
corporation q she J T. Eos~a Nana-
i4rszria< Cozgasy has heea -~7~iv-t
frou I4eksaa. fsr The =1zz.4-sars a.4
repair q A. xlnls % rs<sss. hz-<ieA
eats. surrsFS e. Ta@ir ha4l&4aE wil4
te ezl1--@1 a. aace- lu4 s1as 14ts
Haota~- inporsazs in.tsssrF tsr Aaer-
4e~a- TIE aatasriEssi =a71sal e t1s
sompaay = Ssa.aza Th= tel1s~ia< o.
1-rrs sere essree5 - s~rx@ tas Fsz-
r : C-zazzx2a-- P--sa4@a-. 3oAa T.
Fazu< sszrnea-r EnE rrsxssrsr- 4a-~--
-a-s. 7 : Csaa sgs4@- ? Z Ns4ax.
a. Brgrz- A , EzugEf. = f Brswz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

Wesf Css - esrawn N HsrrA*-s1 s9E1fF
Th- NsII@ary Bsznsr. F4hlishs4 u
Ha--ixo1 uo1zsy. says
T4ss section . TIE plzoe % al esh
s-s far the sairyuan. tie est of sseP-
SO eoNs being reduced - \ miniEz=.
<asls a.i-r products command good
s-less- There ts no. 49, zs-s Of lad IN
sAe eoznty taas requires irrigation -
zzax@ prOiactive. and the rainfall =
Ample for al parposes- Truck farming
- prUEEAhIe in all sections % the eoGa-
- becazss Of the variety Ot products
tsas ear Be <rown, and the nearness -
sse bsss markets Tais saa-sisset Sc
tsoa "a "a. Land OF cotton f<s. oranses.
olire<. bananas. Is sell as other products
<rssz N higher lzsisates SggaE
case szrsvss here ani develops sullg A.
n sae bottom ian9s- II properly terttl-
iz%4 AMI cEltivaset TIE methods Ct
cuzrersiag tie cane iztS uolIsss= q
.zxs- a-e crude. aad I1rk of proper
facilities Is the oalT 4rxEb1e< % gen
era E@s@lopE@zt o. the industry
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

PExMsFs more gcod ui<ht b. .rroE-
p4lsaed bF rlnFlng = czrfew fer grgH1
pS0Pae--N. !. tEeSz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

Carries Strickland. eolored- Ehc rlur-
dereI Gel = Thompson oa December
-, nezr Red Ranks. = stall a. large.
sh0u<h energesie esorts have been made
- aa4 him Sheriff Mulltns Of Mar-
shall eoaaty has Offered s4ss for hi. ~
rest Strickland. Who was REGARDED as
a bad negro even before The killlnT- -
described - Ahogt s feet IN height.
weighs probably Iss pound-. weii FRO
po-slouel. = Aboat s. years old % .
DARK g.nEereaxe color has thin aus
iaeh-. large eyes and uiouth- shbck liss-
large sostrils. rigat Iitsle finger crooked
o. bent from Injury. au4 riZes ~riss
stif. has peculiar ssl<- toes rlrn %,
when stas4tn~ 90 walking He tsa FrO-
fsssiou1l crap shooter AL Ess n --'t n
Fsyet-s ee4aty, Tean-. near >sze-vi4ie-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07
mississippi MATTERS.


rris als q senator George "a sais city
say there i 7eshinr in ths repo-s sen,
from w4shiaxson &c the eF~ct shat be
Nc-i4 probably sOoa resisn TAls re
Vcrt state: tsst be soul3 res-a % &C.
count q III keaita. .nt th2t for tie
sane reason Aa bad 50 FAR failed 20 pat
IA an Appearances a. washiaxtoa- ThSss
most Intimately aeqaatnt@d vith sea
A. , ti~Crge Assert th1t bis health - A.
good a. "a h4s been fcr several yeG-s.
zal that be ha- ~. b~~s - Washing
Ton aP - tass tiuas oEinE - she eoa4i-
tiea of his Eite. Tier sealth +. snosn
20 hasc Keen stretched for several
months pass. za4 she - uow almest q
couarme4 iuralil >erstsr sseo--e knew
there wogl4 be little Important ba.i-
ness Transacted uatii afssr the holidays
and on zocount e Nss Georxe's health
! decided nos 10 attend the meetaEs OF
tbc senate tai after that siae- II >~n-
a;or t'eorSe coat~npIates resi<aiag any
tire IN The uear ~ h.s uoss init.
mate triensis are not advised % the fs-t-
IT NJ Iieary Ia Cumsl sFeiAl Appeal
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-05-22
4 Surprise.

Al the cosy ard picturesque home OF
MIR, and Mrs. Win. Painter a surprise
party was rendered Miss MARY Painter
Wednesday evening. 1t Was a real sur
prise for her as she thought the prepara-
lions wire being made for a friend, aud
the scheme MAS managed very success
fully. The evening Mas spent IN social
games, among which "Sinion Pure's
visit TO Chicago" was very amusing.
The thoughtful host and hostess in
yited the guests tn refreshments at the
appropriate time. and the table was
bountifnlly supplied with good things to
eat and drink. Miss Nellie Macpherson,
Prof. Dornberger and Fred Geogg furn-
ished u number OF vocal and instru-
mental selections during the evening
and were laughingly appreciated.
The cosy corner was a place yer"
desirable by the young people and was
we'll %oeGupiet. r .
Miss Painter received many wishes OF
a happy summer at home in Trurkee,
where she departed for last evening,
while MIR. and Mrs. Painter received
praises for the entertainment OF the
evening.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Win.
Painter, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Macpherson,
Mrs. S. Beemer, Misses Gertrude Dun
lap, Mary Painter, Kate Murphy, Nellie
Macpherson, Eva. Beemer; Messrs.
Chas. and Elwood Beemer, Dir. Kistler,
Fred Geogg, V. Dornberger, A. f. Sisson.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-05-22
EeW 10 Treat a Wia.
tFron Pacific Health .Ionrnal.)

(Front Pacific Health Jonrnal.)
First, get "a wife; second, be patient.
You may have great trials and perplexi-
ties in your business, but do not there
fore, carry to your home n cloudy or
contracted brow. Your wife may have
trials, which, though of less magnitude,
may be hard TO bear. A kind word, II
tender look, will do wonders in chasing
from her brow all clouds oil gloom.-To
this We would add always keep a bottle
OF Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the
house. 1t is the best and is sure to BIZ
needed o or later. Your wife will
then know that you really care for her
and wish to protect her health. For sale
by dealers here and the Commercial Co.
OF Lovelock.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-05-22
Can You Sleep2

Homely language, like a homely girl,
may be so illuminated by direct %intelli-
gence as to become positively fascinat-
ing. When VIZ say, 1--WE had a good
nap" it's homely, but my doesn't it
mean a lot! Many can't sleep-don't
even know what a good nap is These
weary ones toss. turn and agonize, wear
mi their brains and hodies,-a useless
waste of energy and life. Pabst Malt
Extract, the Best" Tonic, will bring
sleep to you-you will nestle to slumber
like a tired child. Take a glass Just be-
fore going to bed, and in ten minutes
you will go drowsily to Sunderland.
After a week Or so sleep will come nat
urally and You won't need the Tonic.
Health, strength and mental calmness
come also to help the weak, the weary
and the heavy-laden, for PARST MALT
EXTRACT is the BEST Tonic.
Short Bsos.,
Wholesale Dealers.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-05-22

Mr.. u. ?. Davis. Il prominent livery
ma and merchant of Goshen, Va, has
this to say on the subject of rhruna-
tism: 81 take pleasure in re, ou,mend-
ing Chamberlain Pain Buln, for rl,eu.
matism, us know from personal expert
ence that it will do all that is claimed
for it. A year = tits spring my broth
err was laid up in bed with inllanatorv
rheumatism and suffered intensely. The
first application OF Chamberlain's Pain
Balm eased the palm and the use of one
bottle completely cured him. For sale
by dealers here and the Commercial Co
OF Lovelack.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-05-22
A Practical Man on Trib.


has had a longer experience, nor has
any man had u more succt ssful practice
| with horses than DIR. Burns vi Virginia
City, Nevada.
He makes The following statement:
VIRGISIA CRY, Jan. u, ~.
A valuable mare driven by Superin-
tendent Lyman OF the Con. Virginia
mine on the Comstock Lode, had been
in the stable unable To work, from the
kick OF another annual. received on the
knee. The skin had been broken and the
muscles and tentions severely bruised.
During Il weeks time | had given the
limb such treatment az from thirty
years professional experience, | thought
beneficial but without avail. The leg
was swollen to nearly twice its natural
size, and the swelling would not yield to
treatment. On Thursday evening. June
Is, 1896, | made the first application oil
the liniment, Trih, thoroughly rubbing
in half of u six ounce bottle over the
whole leg. l applied it regularly Twice
a day for the next three Days. On the
fourth day the mare went to work conl-
pletely c~urrd--ihe most surprising ami
satisfactory cure coming under my Oh
servaiion during " lifeline ,f..votei io
the treatment OF horses.
During the past eight months. | have
used Your liniment regularly in my
praclice. Trib fulhils ali its promises,
An especially valuable feature Of rriA
is that while it has all the penetrating
strength of h most powerful hninient>
it does not blister.
For love OF the horse and thu fellow
, ship of horsemen, l offer this testimony.
| know that Trib will benefit both.
NJ. b. rms, V. :.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-05-22

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