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The record-union., 1899-09-28

otrope to the second story window; a
season wherein we are outdoor every
day, and sleep with our windows open;
when our world is thick carpeted with
wild flowers, and 1utterinS with butter
flies. And as the Californian swaps
perfect summer for perfect winter ne
never gets too hardened to be sorry for
the poor cousins back yonder to whom
both seasons are hostile - who want to
get away from home in summer and
have to shut themselves up in winter.
The Californian has not much reputa-
ton for humility; but if the East could
realize his advantages, the only wonder
would be that he is so little arrogant
TWO KINDS OF PEOPLE.
Redwood Times Gazette: There are
two sorts of persons in this world;
those who are ready to tell US only OF
our faults and failures, and those who
are prompt to point out the ways IN
which we have done we'll. The first
sort cause us discomfort; the second
sort give us encourag cement. Both sorts
of persons do good and do harm. 1t
is not we'll for us to feel that we are
always making mistakes, nor ought we
to feel that we are always doing just
right especially when we are not
Our friends need guidance and good
sense in their comments on our course,
in order to encourage where we need
encouragement, and to warn and cau-
ton where warning and caution are
needed.
COMPENSATION.
Oakland Enquirer: It is now pro-
posed that our Government shall escape
further responsibilities for the murder
of Italians by the Louisiana mob by
paying $4,000 apiece for so many of the
victims as were subjects of King Hum
bert, just as damages were paid TO
China for the murder of Chinese by a
mob in Wyoming. This is a little ex-
pensive, but the expense is as nothing
in proportion to the humiliation of 1t.
1t amounts to saying to foreign gov
ernmentS: I'VE cannot preserve order
IN this country, or protect life and
property; we will not attempt to justi-
fy the past or promise for the future;
but we will agree to stand the penal
ties of our condition of internal anar-
chy.' Is not that a fine front for a
great nation to present to the world?
SOUTH AMERICA.
| that the United States is not on better
terms with the South American repub-
lies. If the dispatch to the effect that
they are about to form an alliance
against this country is not true, it
might be without causing surprise. The
Latin republics do not like us. Almost
every other active commercial people
have a better business standing among
them than the Americans. And yet,
their very safety depends upon the
presence of this continent of such a
powerful nation as ours, which is able
to say, with effect to the nations of
the world, Hands Off" But for this.
one after another of the weak states,
exhausted and impoverished by inter-
nal broils, would fall easy prey to the
big and grasping nations of the earth.
After the manner Of some men, this
nation does its neighbors immense SER
vice, but somehow never in a way to
earn their gratitude.
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"Spite Fence" Explanation.

In a pretty Wisconsin town not far
from Milwaukee there is a spite
fence" which tells its own story to all
the world. 1t is a high and tight
board affair, and cuts off view across
a number of beautiful lawns. The man
who lives on one side of it evidently
feared that the fence would bring down
on his head the condemnation Of his
neighbors. Not wishing to be unjustly
blamed, he has therefore painted on
one side of the fence, in letters that
can be read a block away, these words:
He built this fence I didn't do it. =
The man on the other side also had no
idea of letting a false impression get
out. Accordingly he has painted on
the other side of the high barrier: II
had to do it''-Kansas City Journal.
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tanned While believing that under
proper system and by sufficient ex-
penditure good supply can be had
from the rivers by interposition of set
Ting tanks with avoidance of much
of the silt now pumped in, no
where did he speak of clear water
such as the people demand-in that
connection. Thus, Mr.. Schussler, while
differing in some respects from the
ideas we have entertained, notably re-
garding the river water, in the main
supported the propositions of this
paper concerning search for a water
supply.
The record-union., 1899-09-28
ADMIRAL DEWEY SPEAKS.

There is now no longer any doubt con-
corning the views of Admiral Dewey
on the Philippine question. He is at
last at home, stands within the favored
circle of his own nationality and can
speak freely without fear of misinter-
probation.
In the interviews alleged to have
been held With him abroad there have
been reported several conflicting and
some startling expressions. All Of these
the Admiral now repudiates and re-
fuses to have credence given to any or
them, by his latest and authorized
statement.
He says directly and Enthusiastically
that he has said, and so reported, that
he considers the Filipinos superior to
the Cubans as to fitness for self-gov-
ernment. But Admiral Dewey says
the Filipinos are not now ready or
fitted for self government. He be-
lieves they will like US better and bet
ter the more they know of US, and as
they learn that we are not following in
the footsteps and policy of the Span
lard who so oppressed them, they will
come to us and prove loyal.
He is somewhat surprised that the
war is not over; thinks it should be;
that the insurrection is fairly broken
and will be soon ended. AS to Aguin-
aldo, he looks upon him as a pretty
sharp fellow, but by no means the
genius or master hand he has been
painted. He was on good terms with
him, maintained pleasant relations and
had no trouble with him. But Aguin,
aldo is mere puppet. Behind, moy-
ing him and controlling him, are un-
scrupulous and shrewd men, who con.
stitute the backbone of the insurrec-
tion. He believes that the rainy sea-
son has had much TO do with delaying
military operations, but looks for
speedy and effective subjugation Of the
rebels this fall. He believes that the
natives are misled, and that they viii
presently get away from the influences
referred to. leave Aguinaldo and hia
hackers, and come over to US.
Throughout the interview, which
bears the ear marks Of verify and has
the New York Evening Post" as its
authority, there is not one word sug.
gesting even the thought that Dewey
ever promised Aguinaldo recognition by
our Government. Not a word that will
support such a suscipion, not an ex>
preston warranting the libel so indus
triously circulated by American
Tagalos that we have broken faith with
the Fflipinos.
Had Dewey been so rash. so far for
getful of the limits of his authority as
TO make any promise such as is al
legged, he could not possibly say what
he does now. If he has ever enter
tained the idea of our abandonment o.
the Philippines, it would not be possi
BILE for him to make the expressions
now authorized by him.
On the contrary, the conversation re-
ported by the Post" throughout has
the tone Of the expansionist, Of the
man who believes in retaining the
Philippines, who is convinced that the
Americans have dealt fairly with the
Filipinos, and that the Government OF
the United States should be dominant
in the islands.
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Obedient to the Letter.

Bobbie's Mamma-Now, mind, Bobby,
ii they pass you the cake a second
time at the party you must say NO,
thanks, I've had plenty and don't you
forget it.
Hostess (at the party)-Won't Bobbie
have some more cake?
Bobbie (who hasn't forgotten)-Nope,
thanks, I've had enough, an don't you
ferget it!-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The record-union., 1899-09-28

cause. If that cause is not removed. its
influence reaches out and overshadows
whole life. The reason Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has been SO uni
formly successful for over quarter of
century in overcoming the suffering of
women. is that it is thorough and goes
directly to the cause. 1t is a womans
The record-union., 1899-09-28
Another Fraud.

did you have a good time in town,
Uncle Joshua?''
Nav; put up at one o. them fire.
proof hotels an it wuz hottern' f II
hadn't bin fireproof!, Chicago Record.
The record-union., 1899-09-28
Weather Forecast.

For Northern California: Cloudy Thurs
day; cooler in the northern portion;
inland fresh westerly winds on the coast
with fog.
The record-union., 1899-09-28
Neighbors and Strangers.

What is your opinion of city peo-
ple?"
They live too close together and too
far apart"
The record-union., 1899-09-28
To Cure 3 cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Alladruggists refund the money If it fails
to cure. E. w. Groves signature is on
each box 25c MTuWTh
The record-union., 1899-09-28

An umbrella offers good opening for
people who have laid away money for a
rainy day.
The record-union., 1899-09-28

The Admiral of the American navy,
George Dewey. whose fame engages the
plaudits of the tongues of millions of
people to-day, will be received with
due honors in the foremost city of the
Union this morning, and during the
day and night and tomorrow. 1t is
fitting in honor of such a home well
come as will be given the victorious
sailor and devoted patriot that the flag
Of the nation should be given to breeze
to-day from every housetop in Sacra-
mento where there is a staff to place
"Old Glory on Let there be a general
floating of the national banner to-day
as a tribute to heroism and loyalty.
The record-union., 1899-09-28
M TOMEN do suffer!
Wv Even so-caed healthy women sufferI
But they not healthy!

Inc marks lett by pain the young faces of m
daughters. Pain that leaves its mark comes from
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-10-12

The Aberdeen ENlminer-ayS
that the system II otginr house
and stable tO be used tree by
farmers. discgss.u by Oxford.
aud which should be- generally
adopted by towns that expect
country iIaGe fron "A distance.
was adopted by the Aberdeen
cotton warehouse men thirty
years ago. and has been ia ope-
ration here ever s.nce. Not
only shelter for hIan aud beast
5 provided. but an ample sup
PIN 0i iuei. all fFee as ihe wind.
Ne would add another b.t oi
information Ia regard to cur
Way 81 -. doing business. There
has not been -cals oi cotton
sampled ON the streets AT Solg!
from e wagon, ia Aberdeen. ~
thirty wears. aud any one wlo
Nould attempt t. sample a hale
or "a wagon would br promptly
arrested. ~ cotton sizes here
are uu WarrhuuS. samp, ;. guar
auteei Plesy uae
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-10-12

On Tues1-y, alter ghe H.. Mua
cay y November. 49,. gIthla legal
hour II -rT7zt ct the c,1Ert- hOus-
q o. IA Oxfl ~. Nizs, I VIII let 10
the .oveSs AID ossE binder a. p1s-
i,c D-I CRY. tar contrast tor build
il- ST extension 70 each end q the
taufweA trt &c across YOekuas
k.yrr- TIE Norx TO De done ac-
tord-ag - plans and specifications
on tie ne BOARD rsserviA. the
right 10 r. Ject any aad al bis.
Witness my signature Oct ), Is.
B. p. GRAY, Clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-10-12

\ stsrtli5s in deaf IS narrated hy
John Oliver. 81 Philadelphia as fol-
i1ws- - lsa-iu az gN'fal condition.
y kin vls almust yellow. eyes
suuke7. talE4e coated. pain con
fiYu7liy ig back aad sides, no appe-
ti'e. growing vesker day Dy DAY
Tire physicisns had given me Up.
Then ! sa- advised - use Electric
btlers; 10 my great icy. the arst
bottle made 4 decided impro ement
continued their U.s. for three
weeks. and am now . well man |
syuow they robbed the gave % an
other victim No one should fail
- frS them Only 5)ct- guaran-
i-ed. az K 4. Chiffon = Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-10-12
lfciln, Mliai's Ihi-2

4 song with the SUNDAY Pest
Dispatch besides the news section.
want section sixteen mage magazine
and the in.usitlble funny coiOred
cover? Well, well, VIVA; g pretty
cover aud conpo- ed EXPIRE SLY for
the Post Dispatch. too. the Post
Dispatch. commencing October l..
will give it, readers free with IL,
sunday Edition q new and original
song in sheet music style. The song
'oks Just ike regular fifty cent
sheet music Won't YOU have it
regularly
Go at once TO your news dealer
and order il. o. drop nina a postal
10 keep one Cor You each SUNDAY.
or send to The Pos, Dispatch. saint
|. ,uis. No, SC for three months
subs criptipa. ard Eet the complete
a!bam u Songs. written expressly
for the great sunday Pc, Dis
patch.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-10-12
COUNTY BOARD
Met In Regular Monthly
Session last Week and
Transacted the Follow
ing Business.

After CONT was oVened accord
iE- q 1a enc '--l EiIg peoceei
ia.a Wrte a4l tl-ult:
e.. D.. Browning alios "a for haul
lEg rcck IS -
YIN El.- :. balance on Mitchell
bridge $50.
Oxford IA sie publishing proceed
lngs Tor sept mo-r SIX
Chapman. Turner L Co, station
arr -l2oj.
<. l.. Moore maintaining paupers
A.rs. knight knitting - 80.
Nr- NolT.sun qlllts 90.
Patton & PsEhzu bridge building
ssI -.
Davidson s. gfaralsS stationary
-Is -l
Saa Wells repairs on bridge -
a. T.. lsrv-r repair. on bridge 81
tI. nlgla4ll- maintaining prI--
oneFs si5 D5.
i- >. .ii4srd c9unty contractor
slos
p. Cray. clerk c1py ing railroad
l--f#s tl~u.
The following officers and Jurors
ga tte case x Virginia a anderson
luarf,
H. ~. kimmpns sheriff allc wed =.
Is. Gray cierN allowed -
The ioi3s NJ jurors were allowed
- ~ tns above cs--. i.l. AscEwen.
y ord. J. y Monroe, J. X.
Miller, L ~. Nichols AID simon
oaegog.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-10-12
HERO WORSHIP.
Not IN Appropriate Tri-
butte to Our Democratic
Principles.

Notwithstanding TIE demo
cratic spifii winch prevails in
Amefic.. it must bee admitted
itat VS. are. asa Lati1n. se-.4.
Ult girea 10 hero worship.
Ia ante bellusi days thi- ii.po
sition TO place the hero 81 The
aour upon = pedestal and boa
down 70 him, vas a leading ia
iure of every poliiica, ca mpaien
With tbe cisiI var aad irving
daNs 81 reconstruction. hero
Worship apparently los. its az
dor bot viii 'hr first drum
beat Of 80. Spaa.-h American
a1- ir sfoa-rf iujo renewed
ana sl.of. iiob,on. >cllcy
.l1 if,rc, aasse io hud llem-
SELVES isaop-. ani have s,nrc
been rrS.ne tie p,a,iis otame
htHs i7uized by tier
rua4 GFnlen
iovevsr agreeable ii.s -asy
- g. fhr te-s. il = not an ~
g9oprIat. tribute io ous boosted
femoe-aiic principles. " are
P.selIg uar nai ssl 10 E PoS.;.oa
iu - severely cfiitciEed. by
rtdIcEious.y OVERRIDING our ap
preciatfpu.
Dewey Wi.l be known 70 IN
tur- generations. 49, lave no
doubt and Ne trust VII. spend
many years IN tie service Of
tie I. :. navy. tor Which b.
seems 80 admirably fitted. but
Co iDsi>t uHou making him tie
chief executive OF ou. nation 70
more iutcih!y express our ap
probation would duubties-
prove mistake Which Woula
lower the lofty siaadari upon
~hIcl the public mud has
placed lie hcTO OF Manila.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-10-12

Drive the malaria out of your
system with III Ma kI-NA.
the Tasieless Qainlne Tonic,
compounded of quiuine, iron
and ace,anilid, unfliiing IN chilis
or fever. II will make you feel
like yourself again Made and
endorsed BY the DIR. J. ii. Me-
Lean Medicine 60. Any drug
.iSl - cents
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-10-12

IIsHoP GALIovAX : IN ai-
tendance offhe Northern " Z.
Church conference IN Rockford.
III. thI- weei. lie haS been
ministsFiu. 20 tie fever suffer
ers Of Jackson aIi vii Iriura
Co lis self sacrificing work a.
tina, city upon the 4dj0uFnmeut
of conference
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-10-12
Make Preparation Tor
the Ladies'

W 'iiae1,sc accommodating aud
prugr.e--iv~ business Mitl. Of aur
citY are making preparations
for erecting a iFee iotgiu.
house anu teed stable for tie
con, eule1ce OF customers frum
a distance. wcGlt 1t aat be Vii
To CONSIDER tire a,tiug up az 9
i".icl room fer tie wives aud
daughters Of farmers. Who come
To our ely iDr a day : shnppiae
Many do not ceIe to - to
the hotels ai5es q long. file-uule
ride, and Net no provision las
ever been made for their com
Tort. These visitors u oas
town must 90 without Giua,r.
or eat a hasiy lunch ia stoss.
and the dsy which IL .ht b,- a
hOliriay, and one Of real enjoy
meHi. = IA tact CONNECTED with
aIany unpleasant features \
waiting and Test room tor laaies
would make bright spot Ia
mauy lives. launches euuii b.
,aten and enjoyed "a leisure.
TOILETS aTraaged. aud best ,f al.
a comfortable bath iur face aud
aud hands. auald la a n.ea<ure
temovr t4c effects 81 LAFAYETTE
county dust. Il the Womra a.
our town Were tbs parse hold
ers. sc ieci a>s.rcd that such
room 0ou.d b. secured auI
lfteG up A. once. for THESE EGG
sectct sisI'ers. tUt as the ngs
mess men are TIE financial pcs
ers, a. Well - the ones chiefly
b neattrA by ladies shopping.
sse trust that tEeiF =aiiautsy
Wlli be manifesto. ia spee4s
remedy in ;sss Inconvenience
o tue far Sex.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-10-12
COUNTY TICKET.

District .HUOfueH.
v. A. hOANE.
cot lafayette County,
.Sf0fe >eVQf0r.
J. W. T. FALK%E&
RepreSeRfdfioe.
G. r HIGHTOWER.
r. WEBSTER
Sapf. n Edecal0g.
u. CA8PENTER-
Sbc,Ib'.
loHN 4. HNrtlN>
faaarff9 Char.
b. GRAY
tIteaifC1,lt
r. INASS > oUGH.
TftdSi1et.
r. r. DUMAS
TdT .YS>e,S0r.
HNBtKS CiILEN.
PRBIic II eigher.
I'D. WILLIAMS
Supervisors.
Reatl-C. q. stephens.
Beat T. r. uoul-isy-
r.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-10-12
,rd Globe allowed % s7.


Vie order passed bF TN. Board n
pvi2ocr meeting. ia. GEiug time
Tor Ei.lag game - h-r~3s repealed.
Tut 90 ulsIs- effect tl,s si.iiag AID
shipping ot game cut OF the county.
ia regard - kiilng the law stands
- IEl1 % annotated code OF i.q-.
o.. ~ ~ sell allowed WORK ON
lron bridge so.
\ Daring -leeper- on iron bridge
sl.11
g.. Spears painting on iron
BRUCE els.
lewis * Mckee merchandise for
is.l - -
e. \. Nc, haren merchandise for
jail Sil5
/ IT. hinm n jaaitor SO.
Petition Of b. ". FerreI. - al. u
change oxford and Mouth OF lip
pan road, granted.
Lafayette t0anty News allowed
publication 81 -.
atay cite County News publish
lns school report Eli.
Petition ut IL 4 King. ct al. for
change OF road received and Je--i..
Acdington and J. l.. kinsey. a e ap-
pointed commissioners VI review.
ordered that ". Duke De re
leased from road duty.
report ofG. a. liisutower county
superintendent received and ap-
proved.
q. Il. Hightowe= allowed salary
for = ptell8er csc -.
J. l.. LsAcA : mile lsoari 81.
J. l. lu4yis work Il Iaii -.
Cont act Il bulld 1r.dg, near Nc
4. CharuL's sas awarded : a.. Leach
a &c per loot, AS g;.c near 4. l.
Is intrl At r Q-es foci.
j.. /. carter cvli tos ouutr -
;. a. t.1eu bEslllu- briazl sos -
-. j. Lucas Repairing nfil.Es 53et-
d.. l. a = 4-.as s-tssuti1a - I,au-
pes -.
REPORTS u county treasurer =. -
tame! reoe'S ed AM approved.
THIRD DAY OCT. 4TH.
Ord srrC that the clerk b aireeted
- mai notice To ali OxersecEs vi
r0afl- 20 send or report a list vi a.
h1u4s --bJect ~ ~uE- on their SEC
tlsa On tits t.s- Asold-as IA Nosgs4a
f.sr ia
Utd-rea that tae salary Of ar. ".
=. ard, cauuts healta officer be
HNei a. 80 per Year.
or4ered that ,Aalni,s for sounis
TAR 1sE- exclusive rlEut Co chain
aralna e.uri -Ie1se fes sae parp-.s-
% eAH4a5sta, stock. p-uv..4s,l lllea.
taS i4.-,-ss ~ prov .. ~ "a the I-fa..
AL. a. has,.
Ordered taat Reese DAVIS aud
i-Arl&r .a-.l b. Transferred tsa.i
has - "a iuk ~. ~.
9rtis ry'i t-lti 4-sss- WAY Jaass
SEN a. Ebert nslly g. tf.sn--
ltsE-4 g. lt9l No. IN 1lel
glm s. i.sa.in- = oVer-rtr.
h. T. Ass-.sreusa &.gsa1ea "a
counsel -
A cole sii5&ei repairs Oh
bad .se- II
= "a. Smifh expenses - H0Iy
>FFlng- ste
;. Z agi~y expenses 10 Holly
-PEIns- sl.sj.
r a. .Ntnn~y conveying paaper
- cents.
: n tuns.reu extra time -
) = h-s<4e4 extra T4uee -
= y ~usra cara tl1fs -
e. lrezss.r exf tiue -
; y. t--rEzra extra t5-l= "a
D. pe,-z45a IS t4e Alaaazua. Ms
s--@p1 = t-zE# -see Iela 4.l1-.e 4 a..
sa tr=cs te--s1 ea azy q the
pl-a-e So = Ara. e.-e CoaL4y
D. granted
entered "A. lhiekzs1w school
f1ni rHa ga hazt Az a1tlaE u
gl--lts- a~ transferred u common
sd 4a4
t-arre,l s. a. members be ali1Nss.
f1z-F - l1Itl sust uzll-az=-
a-1 rs-u ta1s cQzrI do nox al
4 uasA TIE Grss sleEday "a
-slaala-r. -.
= ~-rvsr Etr.-zs4.-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-10-12

TEEsrumbirr l. again abroad
IN the land. These hes style
hats. he says, are surely a.
invention Of Satan. Tor mans
downfall. Think Of a hat IA
front of you. v hen YOU want to
see. big 80 an umbrella snC
stuck full of feathers. like 2
wild Indian on the war-path.
and shutting out all creation
that isn't in your rear \ yea.
or .wo ago, hats and bOnhets
were not much bigger than post
age stamps. but cost ike they
were made OF diamonds. But
women were never known TO
have any gumption, VII, Ii i,
came to head gear.
OF coarse not. Gumption,
and all like intellectual ter .
are mans special prero gative,
and temper his taste with IN
erring Judgment. just as the
..wind is tempered to the shorn
lsmb.- No insinaation intend
e. as TO u mution-nead.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-10-12
Nonresident No,ice

S.ate OF MES5isslppi:
To Alfred Clark, whose address Is
care OF Charles = Baker x %,
station K, Chicago, III: You are
c n-naanded 20 appear before the
Ch2aceEy Court {. the county of
La a. cite, on the 18th Monday Of
November, 1888, To defend the SUIT
~ said ccnrt 81 l.. ". ana o.. ID.
kiksrd, wherein yOu are a defend
ant
lais iish day OF October, 1899.
Is. Z. GRAY. Iierk.
L. ii. WATSON, Sol. for CompEt.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-10-12
letter. salt. Rheum and Eczema.

The intense itching and smarting
incident to these diseases. i in
stantly allayed by applying Cham
oerlain's Eye and Skin Ointment.
Many very bad cases have been
permanently cured by il. Ii is
equally efficient for itching piles
and a fayorite remedy for sore
nipples, chaPped hands, chiIblains,
frost bites and chronic sore ewes
= cent per box. For Sale BY Il. r
Chiffon &Co., Oxford. f. VI. Pettis,
Abbeville.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-10-12
lob Couldn't Have stood 4,

II he'd bad itching piles They're
terribly annoying: bat Bneklen's
Arniea saive viii cure the worst
case of piles on earth II has cured
thousands For internal injuries,
pains, bodily erupiions it's the best
salve in the world Price sc box
Cure guaranteed sold by Z. H.
Chiffon / Co.. druggist.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-10-12

Or. cady's condition Powders, are
jus; what a horse needs when in
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der and vermifuge. They are not
food bet medicine and the best use
TO pat horse in prime condition.
Price > ee1ts per package. For
sale by DIR. z. r Chiffon < Co, OK.
ford, z. ~. estis. Abbeville-
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THE Memphis se.mifar has
h@~A enlarged ~ "A scelumu.
10 psgr paper and other im
p-ovemrufs are uo'fc-i. Bro
PICKETT ! a fiue uev- ~p+ Per maa
and his efiosis are appreciated
b bis many readers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-10-12
Non resident Notice.



To Sam lewis. and Wash Lewis,
Coz, Texas. and Tom Lewis. Grant
county, Ark. whose post Office is
unknown, each Of you are hereby
commanded 10 appear before the
Chaneery Court OF Lafayette coun-
~. Mss. on the 4th Monday in
November. lsss, nj Oxford, Hiss,
TO show cause IL anv, vhy the final
account OF Mrs. Molie Lewis ad-
mini-trztor Of the estate of W. II.
Lewis. deceased, should not be al
lowed and said administrator dis
charged
Witness my signature this 18th
day Of Sept. A. ID. 1889.
b. p. GRAY.
Chancery Clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-10-12
Dissolution Notiee.

This day by mutual consent. the
Law partnership % stone 4 SsgleN
j. Dissolved. We viii both continue
ia the practice, ard wit Temporal
EilV oeruFy uzr present eti ICES The
old 5u in--s heretofore entrusted 10
- sill be attended - by b6Gh os as.
J ifs.s STaSE.
4. L SHgv.-F.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-10-12

The caiminafiol ef Admiral
Deweys ,Eiuuphal tome com
ing Ne reached on the 3rd ms:
IN the shadow OF tee l..tia1s
capitol. Here - r-c-lvrd iroE
tie hands Of President NchiH-
ley tie snihe-nt lewe.ev
sword presented h.In bv Goa
gress IN memory %. tie victory
al Manila. Admifa' >chiey was
almost a. popular a. Dewey.