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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-09

WE oircr this week slightly used
Stulz & Bauer piano. taken In exchange
for Ludwig. for slS5 cash. 1t Is one
of their largest styles, and Is In first
class condition.
r w RkIrNER CO
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WAR scare eubsid!ns. Interest In.
creas!ng over the large assortment OF
Easter Novelties shown by Thurbcr. 60
Twelfth street. :.
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LAST TAX NOTICE.

Call Mt 'herifr's ofllco and pay your tnres
save interest. costs nnd trouble. TnIrs
for 1907 nre long pnst due, and further
time cannot be given.
-'r Sheriff Ohio County,
3 ONCE, Public Iiuii,Iing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-09

FOR your Easter Baskets and novel
Ties, so to Thurber. 60 Twelfth street,
opposite Grand Opera House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-09

E 10 cent. a day pays f.r u trl-phono In
your r.sldrnpr. ,nka ono mud got your
name In tho now iophnno book. =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-09

EASTER GREETING to Spain. See
GundlimS's east Yyinhu,v, TIyclfth street.
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sIGMUND KAPY.

crime-Forgery and burglary.
Resldence-7s W. Twelfth street
Age-Forty. .-5s5 5yfa.
Color-Whlte. tet9
Nativlty-Kupi, Hungary.
Occupatlon-Salcsman.
Reads and writes; married. slim: height.
five feet eleven inches; hair. iron gray:
eyes, light brown; nose, Roman, and very
long: complexion. dark.
Arrcstcd--Aprll 30. 1896. 1tfh ttt4.s
Where nrrested-New York City.
Cause OF arrest-Forgery bogus checks)
Trinl-Before Recorder Goff; sentenced
to serve one year In tho penltcntiary; en-
tered plea OF guilty.
Previous 10 the conviction noted
above. Kapy was arrested In New York
on October 10. 1893, on the charge OF pet
1t larceny and sentenced the same day
In tho general sessions court. to serve
one year and ten months, his term ex-
pirlng April. 81. 1895, It will be seen
that Kapy Is no stranger to the inside
arrangements OF jlils and penltentlar-
les.
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PIANO tuning by experts.
+. W. BANNER CO.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-09

PIANO tuning by experts.
~. w. BANNER CO.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-09
,CA9ToHrh

PIANO tuning by experts.
ii +. W. DAuMEE CO..
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EASTER GHEETiNG to Spain. SEQ
rnst IrIutlo,v, Twelfth Street.
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Easter Neckwear at c. Hess & Sons.

Just received nil tho newest md Intrst
styles OF Puffa. Trcks, Four.iu-unmd and
BowBn POPULAR prices.
A so tho latest ST. lie, In Collars for ladies
and scntiencn-i5u, :. Tor 2ic.
C. HESS & SONS,
Fashionable Tnilors and Fine Furnishors,
~ 1871 md 1898 Market Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-09
REAL ESTATE COMMITTEE.

sss ikSIhL bE-S 1blG, SOMMllIcE.
The real estate committee met In tho
new Committee room. Chairman
Schmidt presiding. Bills auditing
SOS 50. were ordered paid. and It was
that SIS be given L. Glots
for a ANAL piece OF ground owned by
him al the head OF Market street. Mr..
Glotz was present and agreed to take
this sum. but while the committee was
celebrating. Mr.. Glotz remained out In
the corridors, where. as he stated after
ward, he was approached by one W. ].
Colts, who offered him more money for
the ground. The knowledge that Mr..
Colts was looking for more holes In the
city's breastworks, created q mild SEN
satlon among the councllmen who were
safely lodged. however. In the commit
tee room. ~ &
City Receiver Forgey gave some In
formation as TO the iessees on the "clty
commons" noting those who, paid rem;
and those who we're behind 10 their ac-
counts. City Engineer White gave I'D.
dltloral information as to the encroach-
ments made In narrowing down Alley C.
and he suggested that line be made
along this avenue. He also argued for
system which would number the lots
on city plat. and his suggestion along
this, line resulted In decision to tax
the city's tenants so much per foot OF
the lots occupied, Instead OF, q prom!s-
cuous rental, as at present.
Chairman Schmidt appointed as n
subcommittee to make q tour OF In
spect!on OF the city commons''-
Messrs. Meehan. McFadden and Fair.
The committee then recommended sew
eral articles for furniture for Mayor
Butts md the city engineers rooms.
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sIdMuNp KApY.s RECORD.
Interesting Documents Received From
New York Police Board.

Interesting Documents Received From
New York Police Board.
(. Chief OF Police Bennett yesterday re-
celved from Captain G. W. Mcclusky.
captain OF the New York City detective
bureau, OF the police department, IN
Interesting communication regarding
slgmund Kopy, who was convicted a
few days ago in the criminal court on
the, charge OF forgery. Captain Nc
Clusky asks for the record In the
Wheeling trial. and gives Kapy's record
In the east. also sending a photograph.
which Is remarkably faithful portrait
OF Kapv. Kapy's record. according to
the New York police department, Is as
follows: 49,.
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AN INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
cUssED LAST NIGHT.

Three committees were scheduled TO
meet last night, but the finance com.
mittec couldn't get a quorum. This com.
mittee was called to consider a sugges-
ton OF Chairman Ho:khelmer, rela-
tive 70 the health committees appro-
prlation. which It was thought could be
cut down to conform With the saving
of about $500 per annum effected by
the new garbage contract. The commit
tees whlchrnet last night were those on
real estate and police. ".
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EASTER NOTELTlES.

At our ewelry Department YOU will find hundreds Of New Se
ling Silver articles suitable for Easter presents also Easter Cards.
Booklets Hand Painted China Eggs Little Chicks etc. fact
anything you think Of ii this line you will find here and
at a reasonable price.
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boys Clothing.
First Communion and
Confirmation Suits.

In every grade from the cheapest to the best and perfect
fit Mems All Wool Suits $500 to $4,000 Boys Shor
Pants All Wool Suits sI7s to $3.50 Boys All Wool Long
Pants Suits $500 to $500. One price Money back ioi
the asking.
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One Dollars worth and over to-
Silver Plated Souvenir Spoon OF
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F. ". BANNER CO.,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05
South Oxford.


On account Of continued vet
and cold weather our people
are making slow progress in
Rev. j. +. Sui.h CT A5oeviIIe
preached an exCellen. sermon
at Yellow Iesf 'ass Sunday
Prof. ). w. Baker OF Frede.
rick, Miss was a welcome visL
tor to our community sunday.
Miss Matte Afford Of Water
' alley, Who has been visiting
relatives in this vicinity, return
ed home Monday.
Messrs Miller and NiIander
OF Water Valley. made a flying
tup 10 South Oxford recently.
We arr sorry 20 learn that
Miss &nure CalIieoatt has been
veEy sick, bat glad to know that
she = now cOnyalescing.
ThepoOr people of this coun-
try seem TO be IN hard luck Iast
nov having had To undergo the
trial Of losing fruit and vecrta-
hles for the ssason. ard wors,
OF all that great war rUmor has
resulted IN q reality.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05
Method
according
to Nature.

The experiments Of modern ply
and scientists have establish
ed the fact that many OF the germs
Of disease enter the body BY the in
haIatior OF air laden with bacteria
microbes These germs are very
small. but their work = deadly.
Sill many OF these are compare
lively harmless, to persons in health
but a. soon as an organ Is diseased
il j. attacked TIE experiments of
Koch and other have shed much
light upon this important subject
But up 20 the present time, the cul-
ture % bacteria appears to have
met WITH mI.1 greater success than
their destruction As we can do 50
little 70 destroy these minute enc
mics, 4 i the most sensible course
tOstrengthsn and revitaIizs the
system 50 that il may repel and
resist their destructive influence,
and does il NOT seem very fitting
thai the reyitalEzinZ element should
enter the body through inhalstion
OF oxygen which Is 81 once Ire
yisalizsr and gesGicide. The ex-
perience of wears and the test
mony OF thousands show COMPOUND
Oxygen 10 be the agent needed
IL YOU wish further information
write Us and we vii send you FIRE,
of charge, abundant evidence. Se1s
for book Of twO hundred pages
with records ard testimonials o.
surprising cares OF various forms o
disease and debility. IL wall cost yos
nothing 10 convince Yourself
Home Treatment Is sent out b
express 10 be used al home.
Office treatment = administered
here. Consultation free
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05
PUT A BOTTLE IN YOUR
kNAPSkCK.

The New York IleFaid's
special service. Inelud-
ing both its Foreign and Do
nestle dispatches, relating to
the war with Spain, has been
secured for exclusive use in the
New Orleans Picayune. stimuli
taneously with its publication
in The Herald These specials,
sapplementing the regal-r dis
patches of the Associated Press
ensure the readers vi Tie
Piesyune thea most thorough,
complete and reliable news
service ever present by a South
ern Newspaper Subscribe FOR
the Daily Pieayane, Seven issue
a week s1lUO month, or buy
the Pieayune IRON our loeaI
dealer or from the boys on The
railroad trains at ) cents 4
copy Insist upon having the
PIeayune-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05
PHYSICAL CULTURE
ENTERTAINMENT.
Witnessed by a Large
Audience at Union fe-
male College Monday
Night.

On last Monday evening. the
Physical Culture Glass of Mrs
Smith. gave a charming enter
tainment in u f. G. chapel.
The exercises opened with an
by the College Orehes-
ira. which was followed by the
Wand Drill by 1--WE lovely girls
IN pink. Dumb-bells was gwen
by request, much to the delight
of the audience. The Minuette
Drill by ten fair girls in the
auain. costumes of long ago.
was a charming picture of the
coquetery of our grandmothers-
While the Hoop and Ring
drills we're gracefully and artis-
tically rendered. III LanternO,r
was a vision from fairy land
"Dixie Doodle followed, and
Was heartily sncored- The
Blind Girl of Guile was read
with much expression by Miss
Sue Burney, with Miss MeCOwn
as piauiat- The paltomine, en-
acted by a bevy Of pieturesquely
dressed girls. whose graceful
poses and expressive gestures
told the sad sweet story of love
and death with life like pictures
The tableaux both in this and
the drills, we're Illuminated by
calcium lights. The exercises
throughout the entertainment
showed in a marked degree th'
splendid training and efieien
instruction which these yOun:
ladies' have received. The larg'
audience press nj showed thei
appreciation by hearty applause
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05
Is in Session i'm our City
This Week.

The Mississippi State Sunday
School Convention held its pre-
liminary meeting in the Cum
berland Presbyterian church
last Tuesday evening. The ex-
ercises were opened by a beau
tiful service of prayer and song.
conducted by the united choirs
of the several religious dencmi-
nations of our city. A cordial
and hearty address of welcome
was delivered in behalf of the
citizens Of Oxford. by Ex-Gov.
q. ID. Shands- Rev. w. /. Jacobs
Of Columbus, responded to this
in a most happy manner. Com
nitfees upon various depart.
ments Of Sunday School work,
and the body adjourned to meet
at 9 A. N. Wednesday.
A hundred or more delegates
and visitors from all parts o.
the State are in attendance
and much good will doubtless
be accomplished by this revivs
of interest in so grand a cause
In the name of the citizens o
Oxford, the EAGLE extends 1
warm and heartfelt welcome Il
these earnest workers for th'
Master.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05
ON TO CUBA
Are You Ready tn Answer
the Expected Call of
Our Governor For
100000 VOLUNTEERS.

These men viii face greater dan
ger than spanish bullets. Cuba
has an unhealthy climate. which
none but hardy, vigorous bodies
can resist
You may be one OF that splendid
army. hence. II you wish to avoid
a miserable record Of sickness, or
possibly worse, you should AZ once
pat yOur system in coalition TO
withstand the baneful Cuba climate
IL your digestion i disturbed, blood
impure, bowels irregular or you
have mAIzrial gems IN your sys-
tenn, take liberal and frequent
doses Of Prickly Ash Bitters; il Is
the greatest system regulator and
blood purifier, on earth IL clean-es
the bowes, cures constipation re-
lives indigestion, yitalxes the blood,
strengthens the kidneys, liver,
stomach and bowels. It, marvel
Gus purifying and strengthening
properties will 50 fortify the body
that Il viii be proof against the
germs Of yellow fever. malaria OF
cholera In short n keeps the sys-
tenn in u@rfQes order
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05
GREAT
CONTEST.
Three states Represented
In the Most Noted Con-
test Held mt the Uniyer-
sity Tor Years

The Cult States OrztoriraI
contest vas held last Friday
evening in the Caiversity chap
~. Mr.. T. VI. Rice. Of the Uni
yersity of Alabama. Mr.. Geo. N
Terriberry. of Tulane Cniversi.
~, louisiana and Mr.. l. L.
Lesvell. Of the University OF
Mississippi, we're the young
men chosen BY their native
States - representatives IN the
debate. While each Grafton dc
livered vas a masterpiece OF
rhetoric and oratory. il vas Mr..
Geo. H. Terriberry of Tulane
University. xho vas the fortu-
nate winner of the medal. Mr..
Teriberry's subject was: The
Passing Of Armenia which be
treated in q manner that show
ed much thought and research.
Upon the announcement Of the
successful competitor, the Tu
lane baseball team rushed tn
the rostrum to congratulate
their representative upon his
good fortune, and to further
show their enthusiasm and in
tense delight, bore the young
orator from the hall upon their
shoulders
The judges upon this ocea-
sion. were Prof. J. r Preston.
of Water Valley. Prof. Boothe
Lowry, Of Jackson, Tenn and
Judge Jehu Orr, Of Columbus
While this signal honor has
been accorded Tulane's repre-
sentative. We cannot forbezr
mentioning the splendid address
delivered by our own townsman
and representative, Mr.. l. p.
Leayell. whom We all fondly
hoped would be the victor IN
this, as he has been in all pre-
yious contests. Mr.. Leayell's
Grafton was characterized by no
BILE sentiments, lofty and inspir-
ing suggestions, and a charming
ease and grace OF delivery.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05
kERSHAW
HAS
RE1OVED

lis Clothing FACTORY tao Doors
West OF DIR. lsoms Drug Store
and next door 10 the Barber
shop. suits made % order for
si2 Pants for IS. Cleaning
aud Repairing a Specially.
w. T. KERSiiAw. A. NJ.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05
o

Miss Clare Hutchinson has
returned from Canton
Robt- X. Pate of Water Valley
registered at the Anderson
House Monday.
Deputy Sheriff White of
Belen. Miss, is spending sever
al days in the city with friends.
Miss Alberta BarresS, of
Baldwin, Miss, was the guest Of
Miss Pearl Leavell, this week.
J.. ID. Allen and wife. of Men,
phis, we're the guests of Rev. K
VI. Standefer and wife this
week.
Miss Rosa Bremen left for
ST. Louis last Monday AFTER an
extended visit to relatives al
this place.
Rev. A. NJ. Croxston, lefl
Tuesday for Norfork, Va, to at
tend the Southern Baptist Con
vention.
Capt John T. Buck and wife,
of Jackson, are the guests OF
Judge Kimbrough and family
tais week.
We received q pleasant cal
Monday from W. ID. Moore, Of
Splinter. He reports the farm
ers busy in his section.
e. ID. Scales, Holly Spring:
and F. b. DeShon, of Water
Valley, were registered at the
Hickey House Monday.
I. j. Strawn, returned h0ms
from New Albany Monday aftel
spending a week with b 1
mother who has been quite i'll
for some time
Misses Lula and Minnie
Brown, of PontOt0c, and Mis-
Wilson, of Water Valley. arr
guests of Mss Annie Phillips
on University street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ii. Thomas
of Maben, Miss, parents OF Mrs
Cook. visited our popula
Deputy u. s. Marshal j. w
Cook and wife last week.
Mrs. Sallie Bailey Bryant o
CodeeyiIle, is the guest OF he
aunt Mrs. E. c. Bailey Of GU
city.
p. S. Burt is back on a visi
to his old home and friend:
For the past year Paul has bee
engaged in the government
Ieyee business near Helens
Ark, and is well pleased viii
his position
Mrs. Blanche Webster OF Nc
Kinney, Texas, reached o1
ford Sunday last, en- route !
Delay, Miss, to visit her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Lynei
She will be joined later by ne
husband, Dr.. j. p. Webster
They are most kindly remen
bered by many friends in GU
county, their former home
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05
4. {. X. Y. Sche Iule.
SCHOOLS.

nosITIoS GUARANTEED 10
Graduates Of HAREIs' PRAyTI-
CAL Business CofIxGE, School Of
Shorthand and T~elezraphy.
JACKSON. MISS.
We have bought the Wyatt Colleges
nere and ~ Meridian bat have
sod the one at Meridian and
.re prepared TO give a students
the VERY best business training TO
be had anywhere. Scholarship SO.
Catalogue sent on application
Nj. HARRIS, President
Jackson. Hiss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05
Prize Contest I'm Debate

On Saturday evening May q,
at 7:3O O'Clock, there will be IN
University chapel, a prize con-
test in debate by the young Ia
dies and gentlemen Of the Sc
nior clase in Oratory. This will
be a unique and most interest
ing occasion. The debaters
comprise some of the best tai
ent in the University. Those
chosen to represent the classes
are Misses Hanson. Burt, Nc
Kie. Messrs. Wells. Ainbrough,
Holmes. and Edmunds on the
affirmative; Misses Buck, Jones,
HARRISON. Messrs- Brown Mar
kettle. White. Bynum and Leav-
ell on the negative
Every one cordially invited
/ to attend. Exercises promptly
at $50 o'clock, each speaker
Ii.nited to eight minutes
Prizes offered. a handsome
set of Shakespeare's work and
the second best a laurel crown
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05

The basel AL games between
inc University team sad Tulane.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY r-ce -=<v
victories for the honete4m bs
scores OF II to o and I. to &
The University team shox ed
that the hard work dore bx
Manager Howard Brown. 10
put his team second 20 none.
has been fully accomplished.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05
NOTICE.

Owing to the het that ! AN
now selling nothing but stall
fed cattle, and the high price
/ have to pay for same, will
compel NE. from nov on, TO
charge more for meat.
w " kINBLE
May L, 1s9S-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05

\ number from our city uere
among the large congregation
who enjoyed a most eloquent
sermon by Rev. A. h. Morris.
at Antioch church las; Sunday.
In the future services xill be-
conducted at this church the
first Saturday and Sunday in
every month.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05
Notice.

Quail, Squirrel and Turkey
hunting and fishing on our land
Is strictly forbidden from this
date. No t~respassing in any
way allowed. any person guilty
will be fined.
J. Is. kILGoRE,
Il. W. kIL6oRE-
HATTIE GRAHAM.
j. r. kIL6ORE-
Bogard s Logan are now
handling the great Apex Illumi-
mating Oil. This Is the finest
oil on the market.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05
Confederate Veterans,

There will be : meeting of
Camp No 10 Confederate Nete
rams in the Court House, Satur-
day April 30th. al IL o'clock.
1 woHld like tO have q large
attendance as there are some
important matters for eonside-
ration
X w. JONES,
Goa mander.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05
Advanced 1 Cent.

Look to your own interest
and buy your coffee supply be-
fore another advance. We will
sell you good Green Coffee 10
cents per pound. the very best
Green Coffee at IL IL cents and
10 pounds parched Coffee for
~. w. C. NELL Il Sox.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05

Having recovered saffi elently
from injuries received at the
Hickey House fire 10 resume
work, i have opened a shop one
door south of the Express
Office. / would be glad to have
my patrons and friends call.
Respectfully
j.. g. SELLERS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05

iege Hall al II o'clock. These
are both distinguished gentle
ren and the management Of v.
+. G - To- BE congratulated
upon securing their services.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05

Isiil visit the several vot.
ing prtcizcts Of lafayette
county Tor the purpose Of rrg
Isterins the voters Of said
co1niy on the following days
fnAAfsr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05

We hasten to hank Congress
man W. V sullivan fos .
selves and subscribers. for IN.
large sack II garden seed sent
Us for distribution. His con
si'iuents were - appreeaiivs
mat the supply "a soon ex
haasied.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05

Some weeks since Dr.. VIM.
H. Baird of our city received
the handsome compliment of a
Surgeons commission in the
Third Regiment of this State.
Several DAYS since he received
a letter from the Adj General
requesting the return Of the
commission that a mistake had
occurred He was given in
stead a commission for the First
Regiment and doubtless will be
With IT in Jackson, after Tuesday
OF next week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05
Ship StaiI, Halls, Cotton Seed
Meal and Bran at
W. 4. NEfILN SOx's-

Ten days treatment in ev~-~hot-
tie of LAllsm1nd= -Srrcifc fer
Rheumatism II NJ -rrs tire So
veress eases SoE ~ p p CHI
ton & TO-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05

FOR SALE-A nice piano,
can be seen at the Baptist par
sonage. Also a good Organ at
Warren Institute.
Mrs. C. A. LANCASTER
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05

III o want the latest war
nevs "A well as one of the best
newspapers in North Gissis
,;pvi. Subscribe for the EAGLE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05

Brzit Fich blood n1GrEEss the
body and maintains strength and
energy PrIczly Ash BlE1ers i a
mErve.Ous oA0Od pCTinsr and sys-
tsm regulator sold by r. r CHI
ton S Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05

LOST-A gentlersn's initial
ring, letter NJ. with motto on
inside. A liberal reward will
be paid for return 20 EAGLE
office
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05

Adrrinastrsfrts >ot<e.
Jssfers - administration o. sks
u ". H. Lewis. decsAsed.
w~re on -. 18th das o. Feb- i.sT.
issued BY the ChArcer Co1rt %
Cuanty % the trader
sigu~d a. admintstrztrx q -xai
e-sats- anst al Per-ans 1avinx claims
against said state 4re rcq1ired a.
have the sane proaatesi and reg
istere-t by th@ clerk - Sad court
within u monse- orthsy wi1 - for
ever barred.
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