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The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-10-31
DH W. MAXWELL.

When DR.. Maxwell was asked il the
report was true concerning his intend
ed visit to Queensland he said:
Yes. II is now decided that shall
visit Australia, and ! expect to go on
the 9Th OF December, and shall be abb
sent about ten weeks or So"
When further asked about the nature
of his visit, or mission, DR.. Maxwell
said:
The sugar planters and the Depart
ment OF Agriculture of the Government
OF Queensland. through the Hon. 4. V.
Chataway, have consulted with me for
some considerable time past, and
nave endeavored to advise them in GER
tain matters. At this distance 1t Is al
most impossible to advise with safety.
and on this account and because OF
the great need that is felt for special
aid by the agriculturists and sugar
growers, have been asked to visit the
Colony. have only decided to 20 since
the receipt of communication from
the Premier OF the Queensland Gov
eminent, the Hon. James L. Dickson,
IN which he puts the purpose OF my
visit briefly as follows: TO advise the
Agricultural Department upon the es-
adjustment of sugar experimental sta
lions and laboratories, etc You see
the Queensland Government has
reached very definite conclusions as TO
what II needs and what they intend 10
have"
DIR. Maxwell said further: "The trus.
tees Of the Hawaiian Planters Associa-
ton took broad view OF the request
oi the Queensland people and al once.
ON my submitting the matter 10 them,
advised and endorsed my going. / eK-
poet 10 obtain some information that
VIII Doe " use 10 these Islands, especial.
~ bearing upon The labor problem thai
las 10 ba met The System ~ grow ing
cane by small, Independent planters h
more developed In queensland than in
any other country"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-10-31
REV. =, A. DONAuOE.

ON the 10th Of December, 1891, Rev,
y, \. Donahoe, pastor NJ. u, Church,
South, r. Pleasant, W, Va, contract
cd severe cold which was attended
nom The beslnnlng by violent cough
inE lie says After resortlns 20 a
number ~ so'called specifics usual.
~ kept IN The house, 10 no purpose, I
pnrrhasfd bottle ~ Chamberlain .
rOugh homedy, which acted like "a
charm, most eheerfully recommend
Il 20 the publlc" for sale by all dfuR.
sisis, henson, smith a CO., Id, AGenis
for N !,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-10-31
POLICE INTERFERENCE.

The Deputy Marshal, in conversation
later on in the evening, stated that 1t
was distinctly understood before the
contest was permitted that no hitting
in clinches would be allowed, and that
II either one of the contestants should
show signs of a Knockout the police
would stop the fight. Armstrong;
condition at the time was sufficient to
warrant this Intervention.
The first round OF last nights contest
was a really good one and an excellent
exhibition OF clever boxing, but In the
second round Armstrong appeared to
lose his clear head, and attacked his
opponent In the very manner that
would serve Denny best, and proved
beyond question that however clever a
boxer he may be he has not that ne
cessity of fighter, a clear head. After
the second round there was no question
as 10 the ultimate result. although its
speedy accomplishment was rather q
surprise.
The contest throughout was free
from all brutality whatever. and Meth
81 Of the men show signs of rough
usage,
A preliminary around bout between
Young Joe Decker of this city and Jack
Dempsey Of the u. - =, Newark
formed a lively prelude 10 the bis
event The sailor boy had rather an
advantage ~ weight but the whole
foJr rounds we're very evenly contest
CO. Tho last iHD were made 2-mlnuta
rounds, 40 The first Two were pariicu,
larry fast aud neither lad Naa in con,
dlllnn Mr., Denny Mullen referred
lhls bout and wac kepl pretty busy
separating the bOyf Tho contest Nas
declared dTaa
bnilpE the eYenlng lho ron Orpheum
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-10-31
GENERAL EAGAN RETURNS.
May Submit His Case to Congress
for Il NtndisatIOn.

Brigadier General Eagan, the sus-
pended commissary general of subsist-
ence. is back in the city after visit to
his coffee plantations in the Hawaiian
Islands, He spent some time at the
War Department today, visiting
friends. There Is no probability OF his
early retirement. II Is said that he Is
more likely TO submit his case to Con-
gress, with view to his yindication. -
Washington Star.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-10-31

orchestra, under Professor Marcus, and
stationed on the stage at the back Of
the pavilion. enliyened the waits with
and Hamilton Hill contributed to the
and hamilton Hill contributed to the
musical portion OF the program in two
vocal selections each, which received
the plaudits of the large assembly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-10-31

Hives arc terrible torment 10 the
ll'iie folks, aud 10 some older ones,
bpanes olnimeni never falls Instant
relief and permanent cure A. any
chemists, 90 oenla,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

vii, b. GLAD u serve thrin 40
her home ga South street.. Mis-,
Irnuie's profession as "a As,
maker - ~ sell known taat
size Nul dnubi.rss receive all
the customers sic desires.
lion. n. " IItalli,a'u. accom-
panied by his mother, lett iues-
day tot his home ~ >eNmOrr.
Texas. We hope Mr.. Eauham
Nlli gain health aal strength
- ner adopted h"mr.
Ar. Noble Hudson returned
fsoa BI,csVil.c Friday. 'trs.
Hudson las recently visited
Nevada. No. and l. nov a utag
aetlc he.ler. AMI bas ,.i,.,tri
su,ac wonderful cares
Nr. Walter Tstc and f,mii,
ar spending the week with
relatives in sbhrflile. aud viii
leave III "a sbuit time i"r hc
Indian Territory. where tbey
viii permanently locate.
Mr.. Bahcr, Cafer. of Gaines
vilir. TrNas. arrived IA the ettS
Iues ~. sul viii remain se,r
rtl DAYS visiting hts NiieS
mother aud >,s,cr. MrsIaacs
Able lBd Chiffon.
Little Avn kenie'. who las
had a severe aitAcS OF append.
cltis. is rapidly recovering
GcSsrs. GcLcm0re aud vaii-
soa BIsj. aud Stoae Webster,
len Monday morning Tor the
Indian Territory. whe-e they
uteud locating. We wish them
health aud prosperity
Miss Ellen Bailey lei Mon
lax fur -. Louis o. take a
special course In art. She viii
return tn a few weeks. and WI!
b. ready 10 take charge uf
rttsses IN drawing ana painting
b1ta IA oxford and Water Val
lcy. Miss Ellen has Won quite
"a reputation as an artist aud
teacher. and will doubtless re-
ceIve large patronage from
beth towns IN which she teach
Is.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07
Private school.

Mss Annie Bn-gs wiil open
a private school sept. II, 1899,
at her residence. Terms from
~ % tn s3 ~ per month. tnei-
dental fee sl.0O per year. Atss
B0ggs has made speciality 81
the primary aud intermediate
work and teaches the normal Oh
natural methods altogether.
During the first few months
beginners use no textbooks and
are not expected TO DO ANY
work out of school.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07
rnirr d pesth.. Agna.ss.

onk a roaring tr1 enabled } 81
Gafretson. uf San trtouia. lex. T.
lie down when attacked b. Asthma.
from 81 hieh be sad red i,r years.
lie writes his misery Wts often -
great TINT &c seemed he endured tne
agaui,~ Of death. hut Dr h.ug' =
SeW Discovery fav Consumption
" hulfv cured MIN This MARY el1u,
medicine - the only kHnan eure f.,r
Asthma A. well a. ol.a dmistit-,
Coughs and Colds. AMI al rnFsat.
Chess and I.un < trluaias Price SIS
and st.00 Guaranteed. TRIAL bot
ties ire AZ Il. r. Chiffon 81 Cos
Drug store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07
University
OF
Mississippi

Twenty-twO sCnoois Ia Lttera-
ture. Science. Philosophy. Flo
cuiion. Pedagogy. Law 4
TUITION FREE
10 men and women. e,eppi ~
Law school. Al expenses very
low. Unsurpassed beautiful
ness. Beautiful grounds. Per
feet sanitation. Complete water
and sever system Pures; deep
we'll water Session opens
September IL, lSg9. Write Tor
Historical Catalogue. Or Inior-
nation, to.
Il. Il. FULTON CHALONtEIR
Z University, Miss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07
Opening of the oxford Graded
school.

The Oxford Graded School
opened l..sI Monday morning
with an unusually large attend
ance. Monday evening the psi
irons at the institution and citI-
zel.s Of the town assem- bled In
the school chapel and were en-
tertainei by excellent addresses
upon educational subjects from
Hon j. III. himmons. Prot. X
VI. LeaveIl and Prof X. III. lies
ter. Music was furnished by
Misses Annie Chandler, Minnie
Smith AID Frost Roane. Prof
Hester announced that Greek
had been added To the schOOI
curriculum, aud students would
be fully prepared. from this ON
To take up the \. b. coars'
upon entering the State tni
versity.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07
]. E. Nelson's
Mammoth
Emporium.
,ras1NN NEWTON


Mr.. r. ID Rs.ns l. visiting
friends IN RttrSviif.
d. r : RI. visiting ELLA.
tivrS In Hebron. " -
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her mother CINCINNATI
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r,fv.I,.
Mr. Henry Hr,,.tmt C.,il,
ha,. rrtnro.I t.,,, S.afb
Carolina
Hon. James stone Va. called
20 Webb, station la>t Friday
un legal business.
t-f.s,n,...ff,r 4 E,gt., -.
turned from au extended trim
through Nifgiuia. TUESDAY.
Mr. Eda.rd ke..h,W I.it
.ttn.Sd,y Tor N,wnbiS to
seek a position lu business.
Miss y,.ssi,. Ell. t.t Toe.
dax =, enter seh,,l in lgue
Maintain
Mss Jain CHANDLER lett I'm
,I,y Tor Sherman .T.,r.. Ii, leach
during t..e en.ptn.- >r.~,an
~ ~ 1 ~ t,J tn,l,
returned w.,lns,..as ian. A
tlsst L. friend, IA Tennessee
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Mr.. Robert sultan ieit Tues
IaN iif 'a>'i''iah np't"sS' ="
Pt"u = ieN NesNS ',' Nv me-"
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oNi'ih p'N o'"u7
! Miss Lliia tAiltnh 'eIt Tor
Memphis iuesa5Sf 10 remain
several month win heI pt"'he''
Mr.. Ih"s. thiitop.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. W. Petrie
haze returned if0'E Battle
Greek. Mich, both very mueh
improved IA ledt'"- ~ '''.
mas espee'ii'N "e'u "'''
of the TRIP
Mr.. Tom {. Buiord, % SHARK
ey- passed through oxford fri'
day en- roste 10 WISH MS pa
fe".s, ~ IN" ',N, AN" ~
ioEu' oil 'o''e MT
Rev. y. w Z Bacon. Reg. W
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

W. er1ula shu hv Mrs John
Jos ue, af i.stI r. Pa. ia = tnrv,
years -trl= Etsh a mali -l..8
stomach Erlulis that caused dis
O., ssiag attacks nt utu-,l and ndi
ge~tinn. an remedies faded a. re-
heSe her ulll sh tried Elve1ru-
Bitter Alter taking q gvu months
She wrote. Liam ueV wholly curvd
aHfs sa1 eat shVth.aE I'll IS fruiv a
grand f1ui- for the a hai.. 81 Stem a.
! gained la weight ami feel much
stronger since usfnE ls. IL .tt.t@ sli
i.fstisus yDres VS. fusts, improve
aHis ilte. gives ueN a5e. oaiF So
ceut- Guaranteed. az x. 4. Cba-
Ton x t'l. ; uruE store
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07
A Treatment That Cures Cancer.
NJ Pla~ter>. W Paste. Ne Cuttn.e. No~ufferina.
\" Detention From business. No Danger
No Failures, aE9 NoPat Unless Cued =
- X

The surgeons Auitr and burning stets aud botrbi.
efle methods ltfe'nte employed u attrap ,t,.f
has Ia ga ioi"Esr displaced tl the f~ Ne
serum HuI Ah~tpte HHti Treatment Ti>
new era ia rft science and sufferers
cers. fumar Gae i,tut certain, D. cured Wlaout
thr h"s.thie iortute attending he Fe, aud methods
90 vogue Tor century. Over ~ Net without
Failure IS Tie evidence tu prove the important med.
cal discovery THIS treatment thorough
scientific sul ~ lguaut diseases b,e ga Tie ll1,,
rtgld >-ratn- principles
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

TTNFI : HIM. D. y.
nov - iss,.
cured a Young l1dy OF rheuml-
tism some time arc with 'sur bot
ties ut .r ). IT, Mel can, Liver
and kidney Rain. The doctor had
disc hargrd the else because he
could give her no relief.
y. 4 FIvIyS.
For sale by L L Cailton & &c.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

The stockholders of the OK
ford Building .nd Lnan Assn
cation. held their annual meet.
Ing Monday evening. \ re
port was made 10y the diree-
tors of the past year aud the
following gentlemen regretted
as directors tor the coming
year: q. X. isill, J " Bowser,
ID. +. Garter. 4. r. Matthews. q.
". Buflaloc, b. Z. Gray. j ii.
kimmons. for secretary. ".
ID. Porter. treasurer. w L,
Hampton: attorney J. II. Kim
mons.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

FOR SALE - A first-cIass
residence in good repair, four
acres in the lot, ON Second
South Street. Apply to
j. W. I. FALKNER.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

The building boom has struck
oxford. and houses are ARISING
With magical rdpidlty. nn every
street. Real estate has increas-
ed very decidedly in value. aud
business bids fair Ter he unusu-
ally h;isk. Several new streets
will be opened up Ia q short
time, and our city be rcady ior
electric lights.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

Music. Miss Maggie Thompson
has resumed her Muse class. VIII
teach Piano, Mandolin. Voice and
Theory. PupEs solicited. Forte
apply AT resids nee on North street.
Sept 18th. isss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

\ few changes in real estate
and business firms have taken
place IN our city areen ~, Which.
Is a sure sign that all a,e anti
cipatIng a gnsd fall trade and
are preparing for 1t The STORE
house occupied bv Webster
brothers. WAS purchased by
Messrs H. T. Gray aud &. n.
McCharen. The stock Of srac-
cries of Nr. W. l. Brown was
purchased by Messrs Jno- r.
Brown and Marshall Lynch.
Other changes are rumored.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

litou want ,tcr up To date
driving tennis ctit ga " ".
klmtle
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

r I ANY, Peoplehave badblood.
That 5 because their
Liver and Kidneys are sluggish
and fail to carry off the waste
matter. When this happens the
blood is poisoned and disease sets
in. To keep your blood pure take
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

The Racket Store is the place
to get Shoes now. While they
are going Cheap just cal and
see.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

leave Your orders f,t T.. for
dinurr by lU 4. = and igr sup
per At lF II. Thus will insure
prompt delivery.
" " kiHnfE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

Use CATIONS i;c.lao.e D.ar-
riusa are "a size shot tor
Dlarrheca Dysentery aId all
sum .tE cons plants
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

Mr.. ID. +. Carter, We are glad
To say, is able To be on the
streets again. We learu he has
bought the Price residence on
North street and will soon take
possession.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

Or Register hal + gold asr,ttis tom r cling a-liel @
Tor pr"ecnr ~ diseases ~ women t he past year,
has e"hhned his practice - female H. discoveries al
recent date i'r the 81 malignant o tire ,fai
increase "i cancer at sc womb aud sell raa o.
PED SAINT hm semptoyCd bs TOO here liz
entire 'ie : devoted T. fit, quaint elts.
g. u suffering iroa disease ruar a.y ta
hcf ' malignant growth tall state
r oi your ese and get an honest expert opinion canes
eta be made al hone. Address
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

Mrs. John Roberts OF Able
vile. died last Saturday uf ma
IarsaI ksnlatwEia. The remains
were Inferred at Bethlehem. the
next d9y.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

The spri8kling Of the square
Wednesday morning. by the
young men al the town, was a
much needed luxury to all who
are compelled To spend the day
in the dust aad heat of their
places of business
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

All Ioxers of music are inVi-
ted 10 the vocal entertainment
IL Mt. zion church, Saturday
evesing. Sept. 9th. al . o'clock.
This will close the school taught
by Mr.. J. W. Stephens.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

The taStetully decorated show
windows of Mr.. } +. <rilsoB' :
establishment II thc work ri
Nessr>. I.eaVell. Maveheal and
I0mlinson. the o5.iglng sales
men ui tals emporium ct fashion.
New goods. frrSh from the East
ern markets. are uFrtvHg every
lay. and customers are invited
Ia call and eXaaBiBe the spieh-
did line of fall dry goods aH I
novelties.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

Mr.. Jas. L. Eoden aud family
of College Hill, have removed
to Oxford. aud NOW occupy the
Mobile ben cottage ia the east
ern portion OF the city. We
extend them a cordial welcome.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

Mort. iiarkins, TIE eieven
year old son of Mr.. T. J. IIar-
kIns. is able To he out again
after continued Illness siaee
the first week in June.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

Mr. =. r. Rivers has hal
another neat cottage, erected on
COLLEGE Hill street.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

The openiu. Ut the Wonal'>
College will take place on We'd
nesday. instead uf Tuesday. a.
betorr announced.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

Arthsr. the thiFd Spn nf Mr..
". \. ,iallegl.. at Ahheyilie.
has been critically ~ thc past
week With hematufial ever.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

The LlFsyaite County News
has moved rs Office into the
store house formerly occupied
by McLem1rc Baird.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07
LOCALS IN BRIEF

CirrWit Court vii convene
ncNt NaaIly
Read the change m :. T.. f
NELSON'S advertisement.
Mr. =. r. Rivers has hal ,
another neat cottage erected on
college Hin street
The opening ut the Npnap'> ,
College viii take place on We'd
nes,iay. instead at Tuesday. a.
beiorr announced
The LtFs yaite County News
has moved ~ office into the
store house Formerly occupied
by McLemJrc Baird.
Arthsr. the thiFd SpH at Mr.
". 4. ,;alleglv. at Ahheyiiie.
has been critically III thc past :
week with hematufiai ever.
Mr.. John 7. Brown Vas call
ed To Scoby few DAYS ago by
tbs Illness of his dau.hle-. Mss
lola.
Mr.. Robert v ,lbouru Is able -
be ON the streets amer his pro
tracted illness. much tn Tie
pleasure OF his many friends.
The business houses al the
jewish ei.izeus we're closed
Tuesday. that day being their
NeS Year, or R0sh HaShouau.
Mr.. ". |. Broan has accepts
ell a position a. travelling sales
man fur T.. y. Estes y Co. whole
sale groeerers, of Memphis.
The summer terms oi the
county schools have closed aud
I a large nrmbeE of teachers are
expected to be examined by
Prof.. HightOWer gu the sept %.
Nort. HarkIns, TIE eieven
year old SON of Mr. T. J. IIar
ktnS. Is able To be out again
after a continu-d Illness siaee
the first week in June. L
Mrs. John Roberts of Abhe
vile. died last Saturday nf ma
+ IarsaI ksnsatg.ia. The remains
were iaserrefi at Bethlehem. the
next d9y /
Mr.. ID. +. Carter, We are glad
To SAY. is able To be on the
streets again. We learu he has
bought the Price residence on
North street and will soon take }
possession.
The spriaklIns Of the square /,
Wednesday morning. by the
young men al the town, was
much needed luxury To all who
are compelled to spend the day |
in the dust aad heat Of their /
places of business.
All Ioxers of music are inVl- /
ted TO the vocal entertainment !
IL Mt. ZION church, Saturday
evesing. Sept. 9sh. AT o'clock.
This will close the school taught /
by Mr.. J. ". Stephens.
Mr.. Jas. I. Eoaen and family
of College Hill, have removed
to Oxford. aud NOW occupy the
Mohll. ben cottage ia the east
ern portion of the city. We
extend them a cordial welcome.
I Mr.. Will CooS has moved
back to Oxford. and Ne are glad
To say that the L. ;. Marshafs
Office Will be permanently lOcss-
ted here. Mr.. ToIer, of kOsci.
lxsko, is iirst deputy.
>
The little son a Mr. Vim,
Stafford. living six miles north
of Oxford, was run over by a
wagon. several days ago. and
had his isw-bone broken IN tw"
places. Drs. Young. Wilkins
and Wright operated upon the
little sufferer. and il is hoped
that the wound will soon heal.
Mr.. \. III. kendel received a
Z letter recently from VI. q. King,
a citizen of Sterling. Colorado,
= stating that he desired to buy
the right and formula for max
ing kendel's Antiseptic and
Pain Cure. This wonderful
medicine always gains reps
4 tation ON It's merits IN any SEE
ton of the country where II Is
= ssed. Mr.. King also states II
has cured a number OF cases o.
rheumatism among the unforfu
- a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

Mr.. Will Coos has moved
back to Oxford, and Ne are glad
To say that the Il. ;. Marshais
office Will be permanently lOcs-
ted here. Mr.. ToIer, of kOscI.
xsko, is iirst deputy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07
Oxford Eagle.

SEPT. :. 1883.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

Mr.. John I. Brown was call
ed To Sc0by = few days ago by
tbs Illness of his dau.tler. VI sS
lola.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

The summer terms oi the
county schools have closed and
a large number of teachers are
expected to be examined hy
Prof. HightoWer GU the sept %.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

Mr.. Robert v ;lbouru Il sb.s 70
be On the streets amer his pro
traeted illness. much t0 Tie
pleasure OF his many friends.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07


Nr. L. T., Matthew's made a
trip over in the Dutch Bend
country last week.
Miss Mamie ,Iont :omeTy pass
ed through Oxford, from Orr
wood, en- route 10 her h1me IA
Gornersyille. a few days ar.
Hon. W. \. Mcdonald j.,
spending few days ia our eli,
and Is warmly welcomed by h.
numerous friends
A sure and safe ~ to eur chii 8
il to take Hills Chill Prescription.
IL contains no poison, and j. taste
less and guaranteed. 1t IS sold all
over the SOath and in oxford by
Mr. A. III Kendel. II il made only
by Indiana DRUG Specially Co, It
Louis and Indianapolis
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

Mr.. ". |. Brown has accepts
Ell a position a. travelling sales
man for T.. y. Estes y 60. " hole
sale grocerers, OF Memphis.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07
r CHANDLER, VI. ID.

n n. CHI VI. u
OPPIcE ut Res;dea &c on 80 uta
Street.
will be glad to serve friend 5
aud patrons
PuoSa ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

Read the change m = =
SeI.>su advertisement.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

The little son al MIR VIM
Stafford. living six miles north
of Oxford, was run over by a
wagon. several days ago. and
had his paw bone broken III two
places. Drs. Young. Wilkins
and Wright operated upon the
little sufferer. aud il is hoped
that the wound will seon heal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

CirrWit Court Viil convene
ncNt NoaIlN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

The business houses oi tie
jewish ei'tzens we're closed
Tuesday, that day being their
NeS Year. or Rosh lIashouau.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-07

The summer term of the Ray
SpriagS school closed last Fra
day. IN interesting concert
was given IN the etenin. under
the management ct Mrs. Ferreil.
W ho has charge at the school.
Reports of mad dogs come
Ia us frosI several neichhpr-
hoods. Mr.. ". Y. smith OF
Teckyiile. had several head at
cattle bitten by mad dog sev.
era! DAYS ago. The dog was
sIiiri.