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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-20

is that Of 6. II. MUmm's Extra Dry: $3.50 ease,
Imported in lsss, or more than one-haIf of an
Othef brands Its quality is Of unequaled excel
iehce Bottles VIII bcHr green neckbands and star
label. $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-20

The infant child of Emma Scott, colored
living at No. 1855 Half street died suddenly
last evening. AS there had been no physi-
clan in attendance Coroner Carr was noti-
fled. The latter gave certificate In ac-
cor,dance with the facts.
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BAL TIMoRE AND MoNTEREY.
WAS atNGToN. NIa~ch tn. Mo,

WAS H,NGToN. SIarc' THE Moa-
rerty h'ti Manila a form, Eh, ago. with
the Bal tir-o-s. 70 so into the dry dock
at Hon Ss1n-g. where hsg bottom has
.bessr =, rated All The large accssmula-
ito. 90 tar1aes-s. especially trolbls-
Sc,ze In ts'npisai NatsTS. removed. Sh.
will res9ia the BE; ia the Philippians
IN perhaps two days TIE Baltimor-
vii take Ter place in the dry docS fps
jae reSt lar scrapsRg. and will - hack
with ts.s Est 81 tEs feet pEohal,.y
wAht1 a -seess
The G gsruost CsAti1ss i Wc-iziuE tsT
way 20 fcir Aanirai Dewey. She left
her 6rsi stE.tiou AZ Havana n; the os.-
b-ca6S on hos-i't'..s b,.tNsca Usr fory-Cs
and the fthp.Ess. aad as her speed is
naturally comparatively sjc~ IL tsay
D. -no-rt. bsssre sas all! r,.-.afsrc,.
to-. is,t "a Manila
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SIX MORE LINERS.

SEATTLE (Wash). March THE
'Post-Intelligencer" will say to-moC-
row:
There is understood to be Que III tue
greatest deals on hand as affecting the
interests of the Northwest that has
been accomplished. IL is the building
of several new steamships, which viii
he put on n line between Seattle and
the Orient by the Great Northern Rail-
road Company. This is supposed 20 be
the real Significance OF the present visit
to the Sound of President Hill and
other prominent officials. II Is the in
tention 10 run a service direct from
Seattle to Yokohama and Hongkong
with other vessels going to Vladivos-
stock. For this it will be necessary TO
have at least six vessels to- give y
monthly service. There will he Sl0.-
600, 900 spent on this enterprise. most
of which will go 20 purchasing and
building vessels. Ii is believed that Il
will be at least year before the line
will be in operation.
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JUvsss.nP. roR Gt:,Y.

IJss| ORE.. btsrreA IA sun sgs-
sial from Washington saye,s senator
George Cray q Delaware. and EstsIy'
a iusulhe-r - the Spanish American
Peace COu.u1ssrsou- ~. - Apprentices
United Ssst-s JGage for ne third iu-
diciai cfrcGtt. TIE date ct his sp-
pc.Gtrsent arss rs'Sg ret been dX.d. bry
" Will no. - made until after the cN.
piratloa ~ rs present Senatorial term.
The ts2toi vs-c-slt lnClud.-s the states IS,
New Jcrs,y. PessnsyivSasa anu peIs-
ware. srd DE- position Nas created uy
an a,idit'gaai Judge cor thst bctr-sa.
OWNS u tss s-usras Increase Of SIS
woCS.
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WILL SAVE 4 QUEEN

LONDON. March 1.-The Paris mail
steamer from Madagascar reached
Marseilles yesterday. Among the pas.
sengers was Queen Ranasalo OF NADIA
gaScar, whom the French Government
is transporting, for greater safety. 20
Algiers. She was accompanied by a
suite of seven persons. including her
sister and an aunt. The French Gov
eminent is according her substantial
pension. She has with her a private
fortune consisting principally OF pre-
cious stones and jewelry OF great value
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-eANcr WARNt-l

PARIS. N1rot THE Temps. N an
edIyoriA,. w-.-us France that there IL a
strong bc-zd ot sruspatAy between Eng
land, Germany and the Juissd States
and deciares that Nhile the las, aamo,i
Is sharp ~ her dealings with other
powers. she T. patient with Germany
The TEMPS ad sfse< ths- the Anxlo-
Saxons be is.- aloue.
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A NEW PAINT SHOP.

HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH -
NJ. JOAN a. wes;. q practical 49,
Fsiate-. Decorator and WOOD Toss.N,'-
&c ara ao- prepared 20 give ss.s-1-s@s
on al kiaas Of -ork IN that iIne
Nr. West havisE had a p-zc.sr,,
RtEs~aoo % over svcasy years - g.
: F2re4soo and other large elsie, ., -
Coast 10 seel eOaaaeas shAs 49, -
ss'tFusset 80 ne ~5ii give sn.s-- ..s.l
tacsioa 20 our PATROLS. 49,
PEERLESS PRESERVING PArx- m
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AFRICAN GOLD

WASHINGTON. M4rch a. cun-
sular report tgurl Cape Town. Afrsel.
says that reasoning on the basis
OF the September reports of usiputs.
SouJh Africa viii produce IN the cur
rent year sTs.siT..55 % gold. which
will plac. South Africa ahead % at
the o,d-rrod,c.-lx countries % ths
world.
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For HOMELESS CHILDREN

NEW YORK. March IA carload
OF oranges from California was sold a.
auction to-day for the benefit % tho
Homeless Children's Society % Cali
fOrnia. The sale was held on Pier 80.
North River. Coroner yucca. acting for
Richard CroSer. paid So for box.
and he also bought ano her for Mayor
Van wyCk for SIS.
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Cloihins. Furnishings iri Has


There's ao,hitr lackhsx - maze ~ /.
za.es complrsc-sps pT~FoGtrr2acc
NJ stock. true. but an amptc VzrirtF
ghst iaeiuies the VERY l=tsss fzssso.s az
ghc day. and TIE prodacts OF The brss
manufacturers 81 this eoautrv. Every
ThiaE brand u@,s. of p-upitis- valve. and
marked "a piaiI fi<ures az prices that
oar io~ exasrs-s aiio~r and whtch
must prove to ns al attraction 60 buF-
srs who want the best for the least
money. Wed ne glad tn have you come
% whether ycB vjsh tn burg Or 40.
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We have saved many doctor bills
since we began using Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy in our home. We keep
a bottle open all the time and whenever
any OF my family or myself begin to
catch cold We begin TO use the Cough
Remedy, and as a result we never have
10 send away for n doctor and incur a
large doctor bill, for Chamberlain
Cough Remedy never fails TO cure. Il
is certainly a medicine OF great merit
and worth.-D. S. Mearkle. General
Merchant and Farmer. Matte. Bedford
county, Pa. For sale by Benson, Smith
& Co, Ltd, wholesale agents.
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FRANCES WILLARD

SPRINGFIELD u!Ll. siarc5 A.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NoTtheoti. IN ghe
absence OF Governor ranrvr. has sign
ell the bill authorizing an appropria-
ton OF $4,000 for a statue Of F-snce.
r. Willard. to- he placed IN the Sssiu--
nj S;atuary Hall ~ Washington
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RERESFoRD.

NEW YORK. March Rear Adm.-
raj Lord Charles BerestoTi sailed Ter
Sou hampton to-day on the American
liner -. Louis.
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l.. isss a. ka1lss. fzclag K.z@sa=e-
IA ~ Rszf. AZ - srssst q, q.
MzrkAa='s sssl5sscs. w. = ne.
dEeiilsE o.
s-o=s 80 ssxsso s~-s. =aaze. q. az
CasAossc cAz-tA rr~=ss.s a. Es.lSl.
ia loss az Kssz,z=az. sFl-= zzalz
GO kss< ssress. ss-oss 5es 80 s-o=
sss KsaA,zz2 T-zzwsys Dr7s.-
five sSss szE spzscs .; Kzrz,A=a.
situated aznk. GO KszE $780, AZ
GO ne WANNA slss % Ns--.s H.
tao p-~@Lses. I.co=s a. = y-z-.
- ios % ssozs sa'f az az zzzfa
ssse % kl.x s;r~es. zsSz; 60 s~~s
sro= ne oognor q. tz.sAa s-z3 Kssx
ssr~sea The p-Sz-ses F-e3scs a.
lsco5e % 81 49, zassz-
So ioss saxiee se~s CO rzzzsg Trar-.
g io;s sSxis@ O. tnssasi Traxs.
- 1css icoxeaa 81 razazi --s
- Soss ieexsee CO Nz=a=z ss-r<s.
AhOz; 30 lots stKies 90 N=1zzs ~
r-a- znf zzska 90 80 asots ,s.s.
S--Asoz; - toss - - Ksf5o T-zr.-
situated opposite sss NaRss :ss.-1
b.si ssAaA u IL ssaiss7x 49,. 90
q o7e a, 80 e~ss s-srss 7.a- 80
wsskski Sea nsScA.
.--AsOss - ia<s ~ sss sSs7aSs;s
Tract
1s--Asoss leo Arres So Ksaszkz3o.
Fsaa- uaseas: sAe tzza czs~ses
sspz tAs ksscs 60 sssss /. =si-s
from ne vssozzo.
1s-Cssy pros<r-lzs. &c. -
Prizes are 80 aSspess u .ss =z.--
ssl
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GENTLEMEN. We ARE READ !

To supply yoLE. gsssizE 277ar >
seeds The Teq arsnssnts sc sFcs ,
esrstal and ccnnc -1sszi dsrSa1r sza : -
Ne; wsSh PcTf~ct EsgtEfzrtioa a os ~
,ss.erstoa OF
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HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA.
BRANCHES AND AGENCIES:
Kobe, London, Lyons, New YORK,
San Francisco, Shanghai,
Bombay, Hong Kong.
INTEREST ALLOWED:
On Fixed Deposit for Il months p. c.
On Fixed Deposit for months 31a p. c.
gn Fixed Deposit for 3 months p. c.
INTEREST ALLOWED BY THE
HEAD OFFICE AT YOKOHAMA.
3n Current Deposit So per cent p. a.
On Fixed Deposit for II months, p. c..
The Bank buys and receives for col
Asetion Bills of Exchange, issues
Drafts and Letters of Credit On the
shove Branches and Agencies and
sransacts General Banking Business.
Agency Yokohama Specie Bank:
-Sew Republic Bldg, Honolulu. II. I.
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st. Mays Cathedral.
Sydney, October 18th, 1897.
To the Minerva Company, Sydney.
Gentlemen:-I have much pleasure
IN bearing testimony to the high value
of your Minerva Tonic. During the
holding Of the Grand Australian Fair
it was very greatly appreciated here by
the Clergy and others, who found it
most palatable and energising. Every
one who has had experience of it pro-
nounces it admirable.
Yours Faithfully,
DENIS F. O'HARAN."
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five loss zzE Agssos .; KArs,A=a.
situated sazak. GO kszT ss--rs ss6
GO sss wA1klkl slss a: Ns--.s Es-
tzss r-~zLses. Iscoze g.. = r-z-.
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c. BREWER & CO., Id.
CO. Hu5s
AGENTS TOR

- ss-sl S--eet- 8u1ns--s, u J.
AGENTS FOR
aaEaiisn Agricultural Company. o=o-
ns2 Sugar Conpz.sy. uD.oas ssrz-
Company. Wz1luEs Saga COMPANY
W2lsee Sugar Company. NzlEee Sz-
gar Company. uzlo1kz.s Rz.cS
Company. kap2szlz RaacA-
PAINTER Lac. san Frzactsoo Pzcls..
CAarles B-cEeF e Cos Lac Q. Dsas-
tor Packets.
Ak~nts Bos;oa Boz=d q. Crte-7z-s.-
sTa.
AE.sts .or Philadelphia Doz-s G. "a
ts-Er.serA
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---.t S0sS az Ksesizzs. ;Flsz szzssz
GO kss< ssress. ss.ozs ses ssrs s-o=
sss ksaA,zz2 T-z=wsYs D~7c.
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I.isY or OFFICERS.

LIST or OFFICERS.
y. G. JoaSs. PTSs.so-.: cao-=. l.
Robertson. N2.axer: =. y. nsshoa
Treasurer and Secretary: Oh W i
Aiiea- Auditor: c. ". Coofe. ~. W..s--
house. O. y Garter. Ds-ecso-s.
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LANDS
For Sale.

- isss a. Kalzss. szclsg K.E@sa=e-
IA ~ Road AZ - sr,ssE q, q.
N&rkAa='s sssl5sscs. w. = nss
aEeiiisE o.
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- ios % ssozs saif az az sazzfa
si5e % kl.x s;r~ss. zsSz; 60 se~c
sro7 sss oo<nor q. Liza zs3 Kl.E
ssr~sts- The p-Sz-ses F-e31cs -
sscc=e % g., r.s- aa.z=-
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So iess s1tieo 49, Co rsz=zl Trar-.
g ioss sSxits o. I,zzzsi Trae.
:. tots ieexsae sa Pzzazi --sr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02
PERSONAL mssriox

Esq. j. A. Brewing. of SPIN,
ter, was ia our city Wednesday
Mr. Evans Slough, of Dallas
called To see US saturday.
Col. James, of Sharkey. is
visiting his daughtcr,Mrs. VI. a
Collier.
Mr.. Jacoby; of New York
City, is visiting his daughter
Mrs Abe Bremen.
We acknowledge visit from
Mr.. Henry Woodward OF oul
county, Tuesday.
Mrs Nellie Price Haynes /.
visiting friends Ia indianola.
Messes J. w. Holleman and
ID. G.. Chileoat paid their =,
spects To the EAGLE Offic,
Saturday.
Messrs- J. p. Parks. T.. II
Anderson and 4 ID. Rohsrts
all Of our county, were IN I'll,
city Wednesday.
Mr.. Peters of Virginia. Will.
en- route for Texas, stopped
over Saturday to visit friend,
in Oxford.
Miss Bertha Temple, o
Miller, Miss. rs visiting IN,
l'miiy of her uncle, Mr. +. L
Temple on Cemetery street.
Messrs. A. IL. Hale and J. VI
Stone were pleasant visitors 4
our Office yesterday.
Mrs. Bowser, of Tuscumbis
Ala, is visiting her son. Mr. j
W. Bowser, on East street.
Miss Ella Mcclure left Satul
day to accept the position /,
head milliner with the firm q
Higginbotham, Bros, Of Dublin
Texas.
Misses Pearl and Daisy Cial
dy, of ST. Louis, arrived in %,
ford Monday, and went out i
College Hill in the afternoon I
visit their aunts. the Misse
Frierson. They will renal
several weeks.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02
<ea.E AMID TzRa,

The County Board will con-
vene next Monday.
Circuit Court conyencs on
the second Monday in this
month.
4 list ol the jurors FOR the
sprinr tern Of the Circuit Court
vii. De found IA another column.
We are glad tn note Chat "r.
!. \. IhomilsOI Is again ab.e tn
be on our streets after Hu u.
ness oil abVGt Sax aeeas.
BGs -;es, sgrry's or carriages,
have been seen on our streets
ouiy occasionally iOr lac past
month.
The many friends of Mr. j.
Z. Pegues are glad To see him
ON the streets, after several
weeks illness from Ia grippe.
February borrowed several
days from March, when closing
the record of the month, aud
vas blustery as a politician
making a stump speech
Mrs. g. W. Leavell entertain
ed her friends ,Mesdames Smith,
Riley, Powell, Ray, Phillips,
Butler, Leavell and Standiier,
at dinner, Tuesday, compliment
tary to Mrs. Matte Nelson.
The Junior Christian Endeav.
or Society held a birthday
meeting at the Cumberland
church, which vas much enjoy
ed by all in attendance. Reel
tations ant. songs composed the
program.
Rev. w. T. Lowry, president
, of Clinton College, preached al
the Baptist church last Sunda,
morning, and addressed the Y
N. q. A, at the University in
the afternoon.
The oratorical contest for Ju
niOr Hermean medal, at the
University, Friday night, was
we'll attended, aud enjoyed BY
III. Mr.. 4. X. Holmes Of YazoO
City, WAS the fortunate winner
of the medal. His subject waa
sPoet, Priest and Warrior
The following marriage Ii
cense we're issued since our las:
publication: Clarence Eskridge
and Miss Jennie Lynch, JEFF
Jackson, Miss Viola DAVIS, w
Il, Graham and Miss Mary Bill
lingsiy, j. q. Parker and Miss
Viola Smith.
Shorten the time of C0nfiue
men<, streugthen Mother and
Supply Breast Milk for Child
BY using Simmons Squaw vint
Wine or Tablets.
State superintendent Of Edu
cation ii. A. Whitfield Of Jack
son, visited the Oxford Gradet
School, Tuesday, and expressed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02
SPRING TERM
CIRCUIT COURT.
The Following Jurors
Were Officially Drawn
Saturday for the March
Term.

The following is the jury list
dnwn 10y the sheriff, Chanccry
and Circuit Clerks, Feb. cath.
for the March term of the Cir
cult court.
fIEsr WEEK.
John Littlejohn. W n Black,
sam bcalI, | u Orr. Mack joy
e. " Enss-,l, Sr.. viii Rabey
Henry Collins, III & Cook, Levi
DAVIS. John Thompson, u. T.
liolcomh, bili Tidwell. J q
Green, John Vance, Hugh
Morley. Jim Pierce, J + Young
W Y white. W x Perkins,
Hunter Porte-. II q Harris.
Mart Harris, X u Ragland.
John Tubbs, Hugh Miller,
John iicrndon. j W Danicls,
= II Lawshvc, II A Starne~, I
II Winter, ] J Wood~srd. \ q
Smith, Bob Redwine, Dani-
Ell Weeks, J u Mills. Arch May
field. J II Shaw, r J RaglaId.
Hugh Bell. T ID Rsglsnd, Aaron
Wilson. 4 y Johnson. J l. Kim
seq, Louis Brunette. Jim Wal
lace, J \ King, l. Badoy, jF-
e. } Wood.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

hineclf rs being much pleased
WITH the work of the institution
under the management Of Prof
Hester and his able assistant,
Mr.. VI. l.. Daw kins Pm. Flat
sold a bale of % cotton ma Ox.
lord last week for 6I.
Ms Jfmes Howe of the De
~ neigaborhoOd, died on the
I'D int.
Married. an Marcel, LIST. nj the
residence oi the brides father.
Mr.. John Ray. Miss Minnie EIy
aud Mr.. George rarycr.
Nr. j. VI. Sanders rec.i, ed
Telegram Saturday announc.
ing the serious illness Of his
aged mother Of Paris, Texas.
We made errors las. week in
the names of Messrs. Dick u,
Oliver and Chas. q Barringer
candidates for constable, which
we take pleasure in correcting
in this issue.
The marriage Of Miss Docia
Countiss and Rev. ii. ID. Estes
will occur on March 5th, n,
Pittsboro, Miss. Mr.. Estes has
many friends in our county
who wish the happy couple
a long and happy union.
Mr.. T. VI. Anderson, Of ths
Paris neighborhood, announces
himself AS a candidate for the
Office of Tax Assessor of La
Fayette county. Mr.. Anderson
has for the past eight years bee q
q teacher in the public school,
of the county and has proved
faithful and competent in the
discharge Of every duty. He i,
one Of our most intelligent, en-
ergetic citizens, and exceeding
ly popular wherever he i,
known. We believe that hi.
many friends will give him theil
support in the coming campaign
Our entire community va,
saddened to learn of the dealt
Of Mr.. Jno. r. Jackson, which
occurred at his home in Dublin
Texas, after . brief illness Fol
thirty years Mr.. Jackson was q
resident of lafayette county
and Oxford, and his death viii
be mourned by hosts Of friends
He vas y cOnscieotl0us, consist
ent christian, . devoted son
husband and father, and in eve
II
~ respect = model citizen. The
deepest sympathy Is felt for the
bereaved wife, children and
aged mother, Who has outlived
a large family Of sons and daugh
tiers. May Gods tender mercy
sustain them in their great loss
Too much tongue-b- warn
ed. Messrs. Lewis Perkins, W
weatherley, Will Kicks, L. l.
Remington, and Chaa Pettis
students Of the University, at,
a. can of ported tongue las
Saturday night and in a few
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

Strsyed from my place. on
Friday, Feb. Gath, five miles
southeast ol Oxford, one brown
mare. three years old. bob.tail,
sniff ON end of nose. Will give
reward for information or re.
turn of said animal.
L. {. CALLICoAT.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02
A Dollar saved,

Is a dollar made. How will you
save a dollsrf Go to l. "
Dodd at w. &. Nellie store, and
buy a Garland Coffee Pot lu
using this Coffee Pot xe guar
antee a saving of % per cent IN
coffee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02
st, Peters Church.

On Sunday next, which is the
third Sunday in Lent, the Rev,
Edmund A. Neville, will con.
duct service and preach 1t 7:3e
a. NJ; IL A. NJ, 4 p. NJ; and 7:30
p The subject Of the sermon
at IL O'Clock will be "Religion
i'll Daily Life-a talk to Bust
Hess Men, At night it will be
"Moral Courage The week
day Lenten service, will be an
nOunced on Sunday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

Alta recent meeting of the
browning Literary Club the
Constitution and Bylaws were
revised and amended in order
To bring the roll OF membership
to correspond with the number
or active members. The amend.
ment ~ follows:
l. \ lady. wao has been elect
ed u member of the club, and
notified of such election. mus [
signify her acceptance, by pres
ence or note, at the first meet.
ing AFTER notification, otherwise
she shall not be considered "A
member. aud cannot be eligible
Tor election under "a year iron,
the III st election.
III. liza member signifies her
acceptance. ana then is absent
f"r three successive meetings
without a valid excuse she shall
no longer be considered a mem.
Der.
by order II the
Is. l.. e.
Feb. 18th, lSgg.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02
OXFORD, Miss,

MArch IBt, ~.
Ed. EAGLE: Ii X 4 Duncan
will announce his name AS a
candidate for Treasurer, he will
receive the support OF u large
following throughout the coun-
~. lie Is competent to ill the
Office and is known to be one
of our most upright citizens.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02
Lafayette County Fair.

AssE a WV SVhaSy G0AG
Every one who desires to
further the interest of the town
and county, are respectfully
called ON to meet in the court
house, Monday, March 9Th, at
III O'Clock, to effect q perma-
nent organization. Plans, etc,
will be discussed whereby the
organization will be governed
and committees appointed, and
each one is called on to do hia
part. Don't forget the date and
be certain to be present.
PAUL s. BURT, See,
NJ. p. BISHOP. Chair.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

MOsby Seed Corn for Sale
The most prolific grown at the
Southern Experiment stations.
Well and carefully selected. al
80 cents per bushel.
j. A. BIGGER.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

Pushed Cheeks, Throbbins
7 Temples, Nausea, Lassitud.
Lost Appetite, Sallow Complex.
ion, Pimples, BlOtches, are warn
ings. Take DIR NJ. A. Simmons
Liver Medicine.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

Rob Childbirth of its Terroa.
and Minimize the Pam and Dan
gers Of Labor by using Simmons
Sguaw Vine Wine or Tablets.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

hours ali we're taken violently
III, aud suffered intense agony
We are glad 10 state, however,
that they all recovered, but
would suggest by way of warn.
ing that young men beware ol
indulging in tongue. True, the
canned article in question VAS
chemically unfit TOR iood. but
tongue is ~oman's rspseial pse
negative, and let him xho trcs.
passes upon 1t beware of the
aftermath.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

A. III. kendel's Choctaw
Blood and Nerve Medicine
Cures Collie and other pains in
in 5 mInutes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

Chiliren's heavy shoes, 25C
soc ani zoe.
OaF1RD Dry Goops Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

Constipation of the Bowels
may be easily cured By a few
doses of DR.. VI. \. simmons
Liver Medicine.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

For Spr,ins, Bruises. Cuts.
or Pains of any kind. use Ken.
del's AntiseptIc Pain Cure.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

WANTED TR~ STwoRTH nda
7" active gentlemen or ladies'
to travel for responsible, establish
ed house in Mississippi. Month
ly e65.o0 and expenses. Position
steady. reference. Enlcose self
addressed stamped envelope. The
Dominion Companp, Depot X.
Chicago.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

See the ID and zoe Shoe
Counter at
OXFORD Dry GooDS Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

a few head of cheap pillow
stock for sale.
A. X ROGAEn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

Al suits, heavy and good at
cost.
Blankets at 35c. All blank
cts and Comforts at first
cost.
Ladies' over skirts will be
sold regardless of cost.
Skirts worth $40 for So.
Ny remnant counters are eye
openers. Come and see
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

Pr AN1ERE CUBAN OIL
cures Cuts, Burns, Bruises,
rheumatism and Sores. Price
- cents. Sold by l.. X. Chill
on x Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02
SECOND WEEK

A VI King. X G Morgan, q
+ Giant, | n McElroy, II n
Smith, 18Th Fudge, A VI Hall
W u Snipes. John Carothcrs,
VIM. Hickey, James Dooley.
Jim Parks, J \ Tsnkersly. w
r Nail, VIM. iIuntsucker. Joe
Brown. Dick windham, g W
Russell, " \ White, W \
WEIGH, kid Jones, u II Terrell,
Z ID Lacy, L ID Nail, FL Butler
X l. Moss W 4 Goolsby, l. I
Gamble. ) J Lock. W q chill
coat.