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New-York tribune., 1898-09-17
OFFICERS HOME FROM SANTIAGO.

The United States transpor; Port Victor Captain
Brickley. from Santiago September 10. with eleven
passengers 10 the United States Quartermasters
Department arrived a. the Bar at 8 p m on the
Port Victor were Major Giborga, OF the cuban
Army, Francis HAN. George Delacroix, captain
! .Mather and Or. Athy -,
The Transport, also brings twelve pouches OF mail
from Santiago
New-York tribune., 1898-09-17
Worn Women

BY the thousand have found that there is real
meaning In the Oft told story Hoods sArsa-
parilla makes the weak strong" They have
been IN rundown condition. they have taken
Hoods SarsaPar;lla. have found 1t to give a
good appetite. steady the nerves. brace re-
Taxed and limp muscles. cheer up the faintng
2 spirits. regulate the PAINTING heart. and give
the confidence and energy OF perfect health
You holt believe IT. don't YOU A full fair
trial will completely convince you and prove
that
Hoods SarsapariIIa
u Americas Greatest Medicine. 81: six for S.
New-York tribune., 1898-09-17

widowed mother having watched at his pedsde i0'
fortnight.
Chickamauga, Ga, Sept l6-Chafies hrk o' .As
18th New-York Regiment, died at the sternoers
Hospital yesterday.
Pawtucket R. L. Sept. 16.-Em Schetz, corhe'is'
of the lst Rhode Island Regimental Band nov now q, a.
Camp Meade died to-day at his parents Harar az
Plainville Mass He was attacked py Ae'e' q"
Camp Alger
New-York tribune., 1898-09-17
DCaTH AT CAMP BLA~E

. There were ios patients In the hospital at Camp
Black YESTERDAY Discharges are taking place
every day and the recovered soldiers are sent to
1or their commands at Camp Meade. Pennsylva-
MIA Private William Malta. of Company NJ 2o9d
Regiment. died In the hospital last night from
pneumonia. -
lis Sody was shipped to his home. in Utica. yes
tertay
New-York tribune., 1898-09-17
DIED AT FORT WADSWORTH.

Joseph Brown. hfty-seyen years old. private In
Company i. 10th Infantry. who was removed from
Camp Wlkoff n week ago 70 tho Fort Wadsworth
Iiosrt taL died Yesterday from typhoid fever. Brown
had been I'm the service for twenty-five years
New-York tribune., 1898-09-17
rIEITEyANT O'BRIEN'S DEATH.

Washington. Sept. l6.-News reached the war
Daoartment to-day OF the death at Santiago OF
7 Iioutenont Michael j. O'Bren. 5th Infantry. The
officer resigned from the Army about year ago.
but re.entered the service upon the outbreak OF
tho uyar
New-York tribune., 1898-09-17
ROUGH RIDERS AT WEST POINT.

West Point " Y. Sept ls-A number OF Ftose-
velt's Rough Riders paid vis. 10 West Point This
afternoon. and were conducted through the vari-
Gus departments by the acti9s superintendent
Colonel Hen. They came up from NeW.1ork on
the Steamer Sirius. and were accompanied by
Colonel Brotle and several l!eurenants 81 the Reg
ular Army Hamilton Fish WAS also with the
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New-York tribune., 1898-09-17

Albany. Sept 1s--Crowds OF people lined the short
route OF march OF the 9th Regiment. New-York
Volunteers. Of NewYork City which ended In their
being reviewed by Governor Black.
The regiment arrived here In three sections. be-
tween $50 and O'Clock this morning. none the
worse for their slow and tedious journey from Buff
faIo. and paradsd 900 strong. The sick OF the regi
ment came through on earlier special. The regis
rnent after paradinz about mile. passed down
on the washngto ton-ave side Of the Capitol at 1890
o'clock where they were reviewed by the Governor
In the reviewing party with the Governor were Ad-
1u,snt- enerai Till,nehast Major Burbank. United
Stares Army. and Colonel Fred Ham. of the Gov
an
New-York tribune., 1898-09-17
QUARANTINE SERVICE ABANDONED.

DR. RRUNNER ORDERED FROM MoNTAUK TO
HAVANA.
Washington. Sept ls-The National Maritime
Quarantine Service, which has been In operation al
Montauk Point since that place has been used for
camping purposes. has. In view OF the camps pros
noctive aba nd donment been discontinued. DR.. W. r
Brunner. the yellow fever expert who has been in
charge has been ordered by ourgeon-Oeneral wy
man 10 prOceed 10 Havana where ne will resume
the duties Of Sanitary Inspector OF the Marine Hos
pltal Service. which were Interrupted hy the out
hreak. Of .hnsilliteS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

Second Congressional District
IN the Congress of the United
states. That the said election
snail be held by the Judges and
clerks named by this committee.
In accordance with the rules
and regulations adopted by the
said District Executive Com
mittee at their meeting in HoI-
" Springs on the 10th day of
Jnue lsee. and in determining
the right "f any person to vote
or participate III said election
the judges shall be governed By
the rules adopted by said dis
triet committee
In the event no candidate
sEail receive a nomination in
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

At meeting of the Demo
cratic Executive ComsaItIee of
Lafayette county, held at the
Court house in Oxford. on this
the 10th day of July, 1s9s. the
following proceedings were had,
to-wit.
On motion il was resolved.
that q primary election De and
Is hereby ordered in this com
ty, TO be held on tke dates liked
by the District Democratic Ex-
ecutiye Committee, to-wit, the
18th day OF August. 1895, for tie
purpose OF choosing a party
e-rrf1frrv To represent the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28
PERSONALS.
,ssss.ses> eee~..s.>>.


Mr.. Osca- folston = visiting
Capt. whkirs.
Miss Bessie Roane - visiting
relatives IN Ggeuaaa.
Mss Belle Bli.ey x at home
Tor the vacation
Miss E>sie Fades i visiting
friends N Tay,ors
Miss Sue Jaaes = visiting
friends IN Bttr~viiie.
Miss Ber',- Beyges j. report
ed sick with slow fever.
;. VI. Houston Of Water Val.
lev Sas m town Monday
Mss Blanche Price j. visit.
ing relatives ia kosciasko. Miss.
Mrs. II. VI. Crockett and
family lett Tuesday for visit
TO Ripley. Miss.
Miss Maggie Bailey of Char
lesion. Miss. visited Mrs. +.
Bailey last week.
Miss Helen Byers Of Water
Valley Is visiting Miss Jennie
Holloway.
Manly aud Arnaud Leavell
are at home after a trip to Pom
totoe county
Mr.. Jim Porter the popular
drug drummer. spent "A few days
at home hast week.
Mrs. VI. l. Seutt leaves ,o
day 10 spend a week at CastlI.
Ian Springs.
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. VI. showers
and little daughter Jsnette.
paid short visit to Memphis
last week.
Misses Evelyn and Lutte
Jones left sunday evening for
HIlIsboro. Tex. to visit their
sister. Mrs. James Miller.
Miss Lou Nelson il visiting
her brother. Mr.. Hal Nelson,
and family at Crystal Springs
NJ. Marshall Jones. OF Bate<
willie. u visiting his family ON
University street.
Miss Matte Cook. OF Clarks-
dale ~ visiting the family OF
Mr.. viii Cook.
Miss Mary Brown and her
nIeees. Misses Minnie and Lii
Liam. LETT Tuesday morning for
their country home. near Tyro.
Mr.. Garland Jones and little
nephew. Walter Richard Jones
are wishing their parents. Or.
aud Mrs. K " Jones. OF the
University.
Rev. \. VI. Croxton preached
his farewell sermon ia the Bap-
list ebrreh last Sunday morn
ing. He wilt leave in a few
days to visit bis mother in
South Carolina.
Mss Hennie Robinson of
Ripley. Miss, il he guest of
her cousin. Miss Donna Wallace
Mr.. e.. w. Buff.lloe returned
"A few days since from two
weeks visit TO Paragould, Ark.
lie reports a fine time hunting
and fishing.
Mrs. Clarence p. Roberts. nee
Miss Georgia Archibaldl. and
her children of Eufiula. Ala.
are spending few weeks with
her mother. Mrs. &. L. Archi-
bald ON University avenue.
Mrs Florence Henvood and
daughter, Mrs. Jessie Palmer OF
Dyersburg, Tenn, have taken
rooms at Mrs. Durley's, and viii
spend the summer in Oxford.
Prof. Walter Rivers aud wife
of Helena, Ark are Tisiting Mr..
and Mrs L. f. Rivers on Col
lege Hill street.
Mrs. Mamie BBrney of Green
Forest. Ark. reached Oxford
with her children several days
ago. to visit her mother. Mrs.
Margaret Mckee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28
ToccOpOla
College.

This College begins its FIT
teenth Session, September 18th.
1895, and continues for ten
months. Good board can be
had AT from $3.50 To $500 per
month, everything furnished.
Tuition rates si.j0 To st.o0
per month, according To adj
vancemeni.
Enrolment last session 200.
A more healthful place than
Toecopola could not be found
in the state Three churches
and a Sunday School at each
For full particulars call on or
write to
j. w. FURR, Principal
TOccopOIa, Hiss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

In view of the fact that ex-
peet to take a vacation IN
August, of three or four weeks,
l would respectfully request
all that need my professional
services this summer to please
come at oaee and secure ap-
pointmeRts that may do your
work before I leave.
Very Respt.
p. III. WRIGHT. Dentist.
Oxford. Miss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

FOR SALE-A small cot
tage residence with ten acres
of land. good water ard good
garden spot; situated three
quarters of a mile south OF
Courthouse in a healthy locali-
ty- Will sell ut a bargain for
spot cash Apply to
J. KNIGHT, JR-,
or HARVEY TURNER.
July 20, 1895.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

The youngest son of Mrs. J.
v StsndIfer sprained his arm
last Sunday aud has been suf-
tering with high fever from the
severe pain ever since.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28
LOCALS IN BRIEF.

Camp meeting will begin on
the 5th Of August.
Read the dissolution notice
Of Sullivan 4 Mcdonald
Several eminent divines Will
assist In conducting the camp
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harkins
have moved into their beautiful
new E0my in South Oxford
DR.. Wright viii be in his
Office until August 7th, when ne
viii leave for . short vae1tion-
We regret to announce me
Illness of Mr.. Albert bStru
the foreman OF the Gl0Je oGee.
From the number OF melon
M len to ttcay " our str-sts
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

The progressive Manager OF
the Racket. now has his store
beautifully illuminated AZ night.
He got tired waiting for elee RE
lights and put IN a plant Of his
own.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

a. NHa .na "
aFi e''A'.a' re Acid i'athesis, Brght's Disease
D. w r. HOWARD. EtHuuorr pr,sss-r Of r,,-.,-. -, 49,,
,lircn "a tv UnverH In a Commonwealth, -" an
nsrs"i Vaiue Of IN. then ~sFFAIOF SpRfSss a., 49,. -
So, ! compares - WITH the hi. Salphur
- ilrt e"uis ' A. amt aiss the
~ e'ftah eii-s superior L, The latte,
frn - ,sr ~ attendant tas,ly
l..s "a "nt u Aaiarons Fever
women rit .n~ahe IN mineral x,rsr IA 20
- @ at y state from what mineral have sen m.
hr Of es- IN general az fs s mum.
'p,isss IN a. AesS noarg county - ne s''
lion .1rth ar.Ina MEMBER N~ieal
uis action OF the nerve spp vii, e ,r
many ~ s promptly sad permanently by H. IN
at,,,at a. women TIM. Water
tr s nnenFs that ID t}ainiu Fever Ib.ys
Teethins Infants msnv pefs ~ d. we oniers u
r use OF TIN, water and without they have enr5d ~
the SPRING. tsrmeII Tor Physician
most p1werf1l neI Lima 1er r. in opinion AMONG the
sTrng NO. Is powerful Nerve Tune al b.
ming known To IL has rsstarn mi os
ta n fseas' ~ women. particularly in fur.ss
All - Neuralgia Of Teetbin.
ordinary 90 ~ common With No many cases shown extra
Tor H. Off INV tas conditions No.
' OAt sheuniasisn aud in of
IIiE LATE DR. THOMAS T.. ATKINSON rx,-.s.. 49,,
most powerful il inai.b i sphs 70 ss
tcns peculiar Cl- and Fevr % IN many OF the anec
ating under MalaFlll Influences origin
an, obstinate ease of Dyspepsia my own p.rsn as. severe
h9Sd material benefit the noted sprtns ., i M tril
both North and south The valuable pope,es, me country
md a Tone characterize Is powerfully ipaor.t
aIeta an u the secretion nf5g
tan u Is the best fcGic ali spTy
disease category t arr many SUCH or by
ss no equal IN all the Of which nav %
era ~ WATER is FOR ssi and zen
~ ',nonLiis sent free on application - 49,
'phss open Tor Quests June 18th. Close October tst
proprietor Buffalo Litbia Springs, Va.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28


Judges and rivrks herein ap
pointed. shall ha,-t the second
Que ordered hs >aid District
convent on. - VT on .alfh Nus.
ISIS. aud shall ah-erte the
same rules aud regulations A.
IN voting. as in The hrst ou.
Judge. and Clerks far prim1
" election a. b. held GA tie
l6fh day of kn.u>i. ISIS
rEAT
Owed Saath H,x " l..
Goodwin. ". K knI-Aii. . ".
Howell; Judges.
Frank Gruify. !. VI. Wallace.
CLERKS
Dan Nrirh. Pvac. D'hrrr.
oyiprd North RaV y. a.
Eufnri. q. ". Petra. las ,
poaisv: Judges.
John shelton. Ed Rahsri-.
Clerks
Jack Black. Odievr
BEAT
Sanders Box T 4. tisuisi,,
. \. Nard , B. Hale: judge
J. \. PARKS. y. h Jones.
clerks.
puls Waits. officer.
Cambridge Eox ~ n Gd
h.srt. Tlg Anderson, Z " Crair.
Judges
,. " Spenec. ". p. Galcrr.
Clerks.
" =. baeus: omerr
BEAT ;.
Free Springs Box T. \
Dean, Ir, Nm Houston. Ir
VI. l. Chiidfes>: Iaiers.
Alex Smith: officer.
College Hill Box David
fankeFsiy. r. 4; Frierson, \ \
Tankersiy: Judges.
John Shaw. G.. ". Delbrisi.;r-
e efks.
ri. Hope: Oaieer.
Abbetille VI. u. Williams.
W. &. Bewea, II. ). collins:
Judges.
\. q. Smith, 6. W. Nash.
Jerks.
{. /. Bennett. Officer.
BEAT (.
TayloFs Box Dave Jones
J. VI. TatUm, Dudley Williams,
Judges.
Guy Taylor, Officer.
orrwoOd Box. u. Orr. 4.
W. Spears. J II. Rodgers: Jndg
e..
7. J. Rasland, Philip Green.
Clerks.
Alb. Jones. Officer.
Burgess r. Duncan, JeiI
Jones; J " Teeters; Judges.
K q. Hewlett, Ed Barry, C'lks
}. ID. Williams. Officer.
Humphreys MilI-Geo. West.
Cad ShipP. T. II. Parks. Sr.
Judges.
Levi Humphreys, J W. Hig
gIn1otham, clerks.
J. G. Redwiue. officer.
BEAT ).
Lafayette Sprin.s-N. +.
Patton. Levi Blalock. David
Crow son. Judges.
7. b. FUR, Frank Threlkeld:
Clerks.
Tom Kelly. ST., Officer.
D;lllaS-A- +. Eiarw ell John
Phillips, Jack Bratton, Judges.
Evans Sharp, Lee Davis, Clks.
Ofin Brown; officer.
Paris Sam MeCort, \. \.
Fietehall, y y. Vanderburg:
Judges.
W. +. HAnblett, W. ID. Hes.
Ter. Clerks.
Mack Babb. Officer,
TuIa-J. G. Davis. j. W Sharp
J W. Patterson; Judges.
Will Parker, \. X. MuIlens.
Clerks.
J. J. Barker: Officer.
Delay Bow. F. Hodge. \:
Z. +. GaHlt. Vim. Pass. Judges.
John Eskridge, 7. ". Denton.
Clerks
Z. W. Hodge, Officer.
Tn motion the Oxford papers
were requested 10 publish these
proceedings together with the
proceedings of the District TX
eeHtive Commlttee.
On motion the committee
then adjourned to meet in the
Court House in Oxford. on the
18th day of August. 1898, to
count the vote.
X. A. DEAN.
Ckafrvx,n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

Bogard u Logan are now
handling the great Apex Illunii-
mating Oil. This is the finest
oil on the market.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

Mrs. Brian has been quite
sick the past week at the resi-
dence of Mr. J. T. Strawn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28
a. w. MAGEE, Proprietor

DR. O. @. Fought ssf y rroai Philadelphia. PA.
Mr.. \. W. Mage tlrksviIe Nv Dear
OF
IithiI
value. opinion. Of
TO
Aside value pathological a
able waller Very Tours,
q q. Fought. ID.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28
THE REGULAR PRICE or TINS PAPER 81. asa YEAR

We offer both publications the Twice Republic which
alone ~ and the sunday Magazine whseh alone
Ter Only Sl.2J for Both when YOU renex your
subserptiod do not lose sight OF this splendid Offer
Address ali orders o THE REPUB LIC ST Louis Mo
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28
For sale.

My residence on North street
is for sakr on easy terms. See
J. III. kimmons.
w. \. STTNEBECK.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28
DOTH FOR LITTLE TORE THAN
LIZ THE PRICE OF ONE.

This ~ the best offer by any newspape We
will give To tie subscribers OF THE TwICEAwEEK REPIR
Lie, a special tadHreHssaf- ae ad sap.rb.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

one could safely predict a rapid
increase in the numbered cases
Of fever in Oxford. this summer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

s~SsS>$eS>>e>~1<>~>e~e >.
! Cali on The EAGLE office :
sand have your job work :
eione in city styles at rea- :
sosha bic prices.
{ AAAAH $4,000 $4,000
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28
Red Sulphur Springs.
Hardin County, Tennessee.


THIS well known Summer Resort. long the
sanitary virtues of its baeng delightfully."- cool
nights and the medicinal properties of t.
VIII during the be under the special
L sight of lady of long Hotel Mt
and of deservedy high reputation and
assured that no effort will be spared promote
and Exempt from the
fashionable and aud patronized
best class of people IN social lite for the weary
Invalid and sources OF amusement and all
here he found
Those suffering from nervous pro-ration afflicted with
mens of the stomach bowels. kidneys bladder
realize the benefits derived Old Red
Rates as low as the satisfactory enie snment of
allow. Club rates Tor families aud partieS
For analysts pamphlet other address Mrs
Alice ID 'app or E. W. Ciapp. Postofee nd daily at
the springs
Passengers morning train of the VI. e. Southern
railroad viii ind aud comfortable transportation Iuk
day
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

We acknowledge the receipt
of an invitation to the marriage
of Miss Mary Frances Blake To
Prot. 4. r. Webb. The eere-
mony will take place on August
I'D, at the home of the brides
PARENTS IN Cornersville, Tenn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

The c@-partnership heretofore
existing between the undersigned,
lawyers, doing business at Oxford,
Miss under the firm name and
style of Saliivsn, Mcdonald a Nc
Donald rs This day dissolved by
r,r-ual consent.
W. v. SULLIVAN,
w. A. Ns-t1uysrD.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

The remains of Mrs, VIM.
Beard of Burgess. were inter
red in the Oxford cemetery last
Friday. The deceased was "A
loving ami devoted wife and
mother, and the griefstrieken
family have the sincere symPa-
thy of the entire community.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

Mrs S,inebeek gave a Jack
Straw party to the young lady
guests of Mrs. BEN Price last
Friday evening. The rooms
we've beautifully decorated and
delicious refreshments were
served To the many guests.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28
Republic Sunday Ia azine.

Fytwo complete Esnhsrs i pages choice Ilastra
tions and miscellaneous reas az that moa-y bay
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

The wIl5ourn High School
will be taught next session IN
the LundIe house. opposite the
Baptist church. Miss Ida vii
bourn- the accomplished prin-
cipal. is spending tho summer
in Torrance, Miss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28
CASTORIA
For Tnfanfs and Children
N Kind Ysu Have AIssgs essght
s g.: !; =: ZMM1Nr

WANTED - Two hundred
head of sheep, in large or small
ffoeks. ID. III. Archibald
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

Died in Beeville, Tex, June
ri. Is9s. Mrs. Mary G.. Wynn,
aged % years. . months. Mrs.
Wynn was born near Peters
burg, Va, September %, $500,
and came To Lafayette county
about 1910 ard lived here until
the close of the Civil War,
whea she removed 10 Texas.
She was. when she died. the
oldest resident in Bee county,
and leaves descendants to the
fiffh generation Her mental
faculties we're unlmpaired unth
within two hours of her DEATH
when she sank rapidly and
passed peacefully away and
her spirit returned to the God
who gave il.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

Country produce Beef and all
kinds of fresh meats Will BE-
furnished housekeepers BY send
ins vcrr orders 10 RIA. GroFlrn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

Last Friday evening Prof.
I. u. Ma3ry delivered a lecture
IN the Public School building
On development IN Revelation
or Why ] am Christian rather
than an Agnostien The address
throughout showed deep re-
search, both in scientific and
Biblical lore, and was replete
with original and beautiful
thoughts and apt quotations
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28
John B. Finley s Co.
OF M E-MPHIS.
..\lS1C.-
The Low Priced People on Vehicles. farm
Wagons and harness.
~~S~NNNN>NN~NNe~
SIND FOR PRICES
AND CATALOGUE
save i'm aFrciyllt.
Buffalo ithia Water.
Springs Nos. one and Two

!" diseases ct Women and Ubirru. Nervous Dyspepsia ".
Re
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

THE acknowledged best mineral water placed q
- before the public possessing accidental qIat \
ties of wonderful healing and curative powers ~
peculiar only L. itself aud not found ofheF
mineral Wonderful have been
made by ~. where medicine and other mineral
waters failed. \ trial il all thai il neees-
sIry. To demonstrate It's great merit AID
where a fiIr trial given IT, and the
suits do not prove entirely satisfactory. YOU
apply 10 a. mt. from whom yoG puchas-
eel the water. and ne will refund You YOUR
money. For pamphlet aud other Information
apply to- :. a. LANCASTER. Oxferd. Miss.
A. w. MAGEE, Proprietor
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

We extend our sympathy to
Mr. Henry ~ Moore. of SpIin-
ter. in the loss of his estimabI e
mother whose death occurred
in Jackson, Tenn, last Friday,
whiiesoa a visit to her daughter.
The remains were inferred in
Water Valley where the deeeas-
ell had lived for 81 years.
highly esteemed by the entire
community
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28
I. (. K. x. Scllejul-

l. T.. K. x. Schedule.
4 fsgrfI B.tUND.
10. II A. Mall 1890 o. m.
No. 2s-fi-nited --.- s-37 z. m.
No. sf--LoeaI Freight AS ?. m.
NORTH BOUND.
No. 2l-Fa-t sIzil SIT a N
No. 2&.-Limiteds sm D. m.
No. 9l-LocA Frpights 700 a. m
Local frsights do not run on sun
day.
w. MITCHELL, agent
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

The city election Tuesday
resulted in a defeat for sewer
age and electric lights. 1t was
not an opportuae time to take
a vote on this question and be-
sides, many felt that the burden
would be too heavy to carry
yet awhile. Let US hope that
our city will soon be out of
debt and we Will enjoy the
sewerage. a necessity, and the
lights a luxury and comfort.
The vote stood.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

Camp meeting will begin on
tie 5th Of August.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

Read the dissolution notice
of Sullivan & Mcdonald
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-10
A Fifth wheel.

The diHlculty in completing the Peace
Commission has been due to the Prosident's
determination that at least n Of the i've
members shall be q Democrat.
Yesterday 1t was oflcially announced at
Washington that Senator GRAY Of Delaware
had been selected, and had accepted the
post.
It was the second tender Of the onlce.
Senator GRAY having once declined, as
Mr.. Justice WHITE had declined before
him. Democrats have not been tumbling
over each other In their eagerness to get
upon this commission, in advance Of the
formulation of Democratic policy respecting
the Philippine question. Mr.. GRAY, more
over, was serving already upon one mixed
politics commission, namely. that which is
engaged at Quebec in attempting to settle
our various controversies with tho Do
minlon Of Canada.
Senator GRAY Of Delaware is IN able mar
with positive convictions Of the sort not
likely to promote American interests at
Paris or in the Pacific. He will mako just
about as good a Commissioner for this spe-
cial purpose as the Hon. GROVER CLEvE-
LAND would make.