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named Mrs. FELTON,. residing with haP
mother. and eidently y newcomer "
the neighborhood. He saw that SIS
was seriously i'll. and showed marksd
symptoms of pneumonia, and also that
she was laboring under strong nsrvouo
excitement. 1t was needless to say
that DR.. Penrose treated her to tie ~
Of his professional skill, and with such
success that by the next day there vAs
a marked improvement in her condi-
ton. He found his new patient and
her mother to be extremely rettcene
about their affairs. yet during his at
tendance on the former he learned that
she formerly lived in . Western city;
that her husband had died recently.
leaving her in Strengthened circum-
stances. and that she had come Eat
in the hope of obtaining employment
az . teacher or governess. He decid-
ed, however. that her illness was AZ
gravated by some serious mental
trouble. Of the nature Of which he
was ignorant.
1t is possible that Mrs. Felton's re-
covery was less rapid and less COM
plete than 1t should have been. all
things considered; at all events, Philip
continued to call on her long after one
would have supposed there was any
need Of his professional services. Per-
haps 1t was because the doctor was but
man after ALL and therefore could
not be blind to the fact that his mys-
FERROUS patient was handsome young
woman with peculiar charm of man
ner; yet greater beauties than Mra
FELTON, had smiled upon him without
ever Quickening his pulse. Perhaps
it was the appealing sadness In her
large dark eyes that attracted him:
perhaps 1t was the unwavertng reserve
and dignity Of her manners and the
fact that there was not trace Of CO.
quetry about her. for the doctor had .
horror of coquetry, and until recently
had believed 1t to be . dominant femi-
nine trait.
The upshot of the matter was that
DR.. Philip Penrose. without having any
certain knowledge Of Mrs. Felton's
past life. asked her to be his wife. and
was firmly refused. Pressed for reA-
son, she answered that she did not love
him. To which he calmly replied that
as she was the only woman he ever
would or could love. he intended to
win her affection. and was willing TO
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wait years, II need be. to attain that
result. Philips determined attitude
forced more explicit reply from Nrs.
FELTON,. and she finally admitted that
there was an insurmountable obstacle
to their union In that her husband was
not dead but living!
Quivering like deer under the blow.
Philip began Involuntary piecing to-
gether In his mind certain ideas. the
chief of which was that FELTON, had
been the maiden name of Johns Wits.
and on a sudden the awful truth fash
ed upon him. John Carleton-he 10
your husband?" he said huskily. For
answer she burst into uncomfortable
weeping. When a little calmer she
told her story: of how John had begun
to entertain an unreasonable Jealousy
of her; of how they had quarreled, ana
that he had said words to her that her
pride could not brook. and of how, In
a moment of madness, she had gone
away, determined never to live with
him again; of her subsequent repent
ance of her rash act, and Of how pride
and shame had kept her from return
ing to him.
Whatever may have been the state
of Philip Penrose's mind that night
as he sat in his study, his pen never
faltered In the message he was writ
ing to John Carleton. The answer
that came by return post was to the
effect that John Carleton utterly re-
pudiated his wife; he never would for
give her desertion of him and WAS
about to seek a divorce.
And SO there came to Philip Penross
the greatest temptation of his life. All
through the long. weary night he
wrestled with 1t. and when morning
care 1t found him aged and worn. but
with grim, determined look on his
face. Into the letter that was to plead
for the honor and happiness Of the two
beings he loved best on earth he
threw all the eloquepce and passion
of which he was capable. With what
magical power he wrote may be judged
by the reply.
Dear Old Boy:-You have conquered.
You have shown me plainly wherein 1
was wrong and the way to happiness
again. I long to clasp my wife In my
arms. God bless you. Philip"
And Philip? Well. he Is one OF the
ablest physicians Of the day and has
amassed a fortune. His hair and
shaggy beard are quite gray now, and
he is still bachelor. But, standing
on his desk In heart-ahaped frame.
there is picture Of young girl.
whose dark eyes bear q resemblance to
those of Johns wife. It may bs that
It IL while casing abstractedly At the
counterfeit presentment Of Miss Garlic
toms girlish beauty, and sometimes
pressing 1t fondly to his lips. that ~
finds inspiration for, the brilliant and
learned treatises with which he chal-
lenges the admiration Of the medical
and scientific world.-Boston Post.
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FooLIno APIS MELLlF,cA.
Bees That Mako Glucose Honey for
Commerce.


People buy comb honey" said a
man from the country, believing that
the fact that 1t Is sealed by the hon
est little bee prccludes the possibility
of fraud. The fact is that the bees Of
many professional honey raisers do
nothing the livelong summer but pack
glucose into their hives from an open
barrel that Is left standing close by.
The bee will not search fragrant flow
ers the livelong day for trihing
amount of pure honey when he can
get glucose. The honey men see that
there is plenty of glucose handy, and
instead of one pound of pure honey
they aid the bees in putting ten pounds
OF giucose ON the market. Human In
senuity has not devised a way for
making and sealing the honeycomb, OF
the bee would be dispensed with alto
gether. In handling the glucose the
bees give 1t a honeyish flavor. and IL
you complain to the bee man that it
Is not as sweet and sticky az 1t should
be he will tall you that 1t is the early
crop and that the heavy rains make It
thin. know man who keeps fifty
hives OF bees on the roof Of his store
In the city. and by hustling up plenty
OF glucose no gets enough honey out
Of the huzzing slaves to do = whole
some business In honey. Why. his
bees never saw flower and would shy
at q honeysuckle II they happened to
come near one. He will not even let
the poor things have recess to get
drink OF water. but keeps pan of
fresh water near the hives for them to
drink. New York Mail and Express.
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OYSTERS autobiography.
Dsssa.ss USss Hh Ed.b.lI,y and osA.r
PoInts.

Dsssa.ts USse Hh Edblii,y and Os>sr
Polats.
Here II the autobiography of an
oyster. OF course. you know what an
autobiography is. 1t is the story of
mans life written by himself. The
oyster writes: Il am born without jaws
or teeth. but I've got fine muscles, liv-
er and heart. In each year of my life
/ produce 100000 eggs; each Of my
children 10 1-120th of an inch in
length: 30 2.O00.OO little ones can be
crowded into space Of one cubic inch.
am ready for the table in from one to
fve years after birth. You will never
md me In cold parts OF the world. I
dislike cold. In Ceylon l sometimes
grow to foot In length. One of me
there makes stew, when am half
foot broad. l am not of much account
In England. unless am imported from
America. 1t makes me very sad to
think Of fetching up on the Strand-I,
who was discussed by Tiberius and Ju-
\ hus. have been the cause of much
loodshed. Men fight fierce battles for
me all along the American coast, the
Itaian and the coasts of Kent and Es-
sex. II you eat me raw you are not
at all likely to regret it, for am, in a
raw state. very nutritious and easily
digested. AS fry, am inclined to be
uninteresting and heavy, SO few know
how to fry me. am about the only
animate thing that can be eaten with
tmpunity In a raw state Parasites
cannot exist in me. as they can in
chops and steaks and fruits. 1 am
pretty good friend to man. And to
woman. Look at the pearls have CIV
en- her. Thackeray has compared me in
q raw state to a new baby. Yet have
never kept him awake nights. I'm not
half bad In stew; but as a roast In
the shell all the poetry In me comes
out. Then sizzle with emotion, in
butter. red pepper and little sauce.
The clam is like the driver of han
som cab then-not in 1t with me. The
clam! That commonplace fellow! 1
avoid him as much as possible. am
not a snob, Nor yet a cad. but really
must not be expected to fraternize with
the clam. nor can discuss him. The
line must be drawn. He's not in the
-four hundred" Well. am."-Blue
Pointe.
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E0bAfrAMlng.

EnbafrasAing.
The difficulty about collecting debts
from Turkey is that the Sultan owes
SO much he never knows whom to pay
first.-Bunalo Express.
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illiN-E cENTaA. 2. I
ANN JUDGEMENTS

AzE=E zaewxznE q tie M@@ 728
Valley N@. c1l Ass5cltasa a.
AsE~vEse. y -
For th@ a13xe oc<zESrzr @-fs=1
tickets O~f- sos is~Ez-fxe. xooa
for resEr fnx until Oct IL al toe
rzEe Of ole a-~ fog tie rezz1 trip
Nail n&l C0nvrrtisa Of sE~ G
sa1 SSz-xa al kzzz1s Cty, DO
For she above o<rr1ssoa ~SI sci
roond trip tickets NJ the rate o9 oas
fare for the Rad Trip 0c. : 10 20
inelzSive. good for rrsu<1f7gO Oct =
Kezf2rky frostizg Horse Breeders
As~o<1zxlonL
Ga sept % to Oct I izelzsSxe ]
viii sell t5ek@ss % Lexinxton- KY
.. the rae OF oce fare for the ROAD
trip. good rsturnizg SAITH Oct IS
Cheap Rates 10 the So Lozis Expo
saxon zni Fair
On S~pe II GdM xz1 ezrh N0z-
day and Thgroxzy until Orx- i>ah ]
yin eel round trip tickets for the
Exposz<inn- good Tor 10 days fog re-
! tara M sf1 ~
/ IviIf sea tickets Sep<- - TO Oct
; ~inclazEs~, good for return anti
Oes- . on 1cco zns os tie ExpezxfS-
= Ts-s - 8sslssss r sS< rosnss trip
CxN- OvES, Azszt
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Ouceu<ware. Glassware.
CUTLERY.


Lock A. fsess pTtrN&
Csnr Aze ~, tAese sar-utrs
/ -; of cnps and Sauee- =.
set % t1@txs Itc-
Da-h~s Tres &c tsl1c
Pitchers frun IL sP
Hall gaiion Gia-s PstcAs-.Sc
Ssrag Stsnts lee
aie~ THnhse- ne
s.lx-- Batter na-he~ ICE
kniyes as1 Ferris assf-
Pockes Aa.x~s frol &c 10 SAc
a-i al ether fahi- war~ ~ -
cos44nc~ -itA ,A~-- prices
TUExEE : BrxpEEx-
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NJ 3 y wss@e- mase q husi-
-~ trp 9 Hely Sq~lngs Sasa-44s
We GtieA % maatisn IN am-
Ast iss1- l&f NJ llb<ss DAVID
anM The cnupetent snf ~-ei~as
eager fur i4e uxfosa Dfy Gesr4s
Co. ts1 fsi4r=rd frea Nww
Aesk a.s~- purchasing > sp.en
4tI ~fee& - iA- Eesvsf sna
m-s stylish dfrss gods aa4
clothing Mr. D4u@ssz = oa~
4 IA p1pz1Ar ms4zger. " ihas
- Ariis1m<st and ea~ q thr
aass c4rrf=l aa4 cAoire tuyefs
- ne rafy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

Nj. iIenry Weed xard has
boagAl the txrn OF Mr. ii<sy
Slaughter, kaosa as the old
Foster place. n the Wootsoa
Ridge neighhorhood Mr.
Slaughter aud family, xe lezr1-
vii remove TO Texas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

A n nn~r % th~ l~R4irx r'i-
xeus ct ~zr tena N.srzhie1 a.
lie coHrt-iIo9~~ last Frri.y
nt<At and or.2nre' . HFraa
and Stxrsn~on DeweCrsfg Cus
iioa q l. Sirssy M1S ssef.4
Presisent zzt NJ II y afsaa
Secretary. Th~ elsa ws4i me~t
10 Axai Aaa All Pselic spirited
voters ~ lafayette Ceaagv ar
earnestly FsGaest~4 10 af;ea1
TIE c.ub - Esowtax IN @ens@r
ship sai every D~@scu, q iAx
eesniy sAoasd sn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

Nh NJ B. Saith and sou
Roseo, .forneriy Of S<aaroSa,
are the gaes;s Of ME- L. >
Pierce They expect TO leave
in a short xhEie for The State Of
Washington, TO Ezhe their IA
tare hom--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20
New
Blacksmith
Shop.
fttrrr


have opened MP a
general blacksmith and
repair shop. where / ann
prepared rosioalI kinds
of work in nv lime and
guarantee satisfaction
shop on. door Hast of
=. p Matthews >rahl.
ROB-T J. KNIGHT.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

We cal Affemtiaa Is tie al
vertn-<zrnf q u "a Ralt.ua
4 Co he leading plaao hSa~~
OF aezpAss Tn~~e g~atsez-a
have Yea wii~ spread repzix
tioa - e~tz- tkorszgkiy rci-
able and gsvtnx ~sfi~fartion "a
~vey particular. B.iisia a
Co have representatives, "a oar
eats - sell a. al over tie State
2E1 are dong b1ssses- "A selling
all kAass e ma.scsi instrrmeuts
They can give clss-r RATES to
castozeEs taaa an hoas- II the
So1ih-
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PERSONAL NENTlON.

Mr. Z "a Sgrsax tea wl=4avE-
f-rTss. Texas, iov.fA@r tale -s
&r fzar4 Oxe=s La -
frs-u vast % rslltlves q krn
tscsy
M- rorn~la gwsh "a -
furus-i irum 1vaf % u
AaAans
MHs Leune Neka has wert ts
ra~4 wre< ~Hh h-r co Nr.
Oar waki-
Mss Faaas Ma~ty ~ S1,a.aav
sEht fer Box. Ms o aks
eh4rxx - a sskoss
49, us-u~ Wa-fs- 80 a..
morusux for ka--ssu - x-~~pa
pSsa IN ne p -Azl q tAnf
p1es.
Mr. Ett~ Camh~ kssaf~w Ear.
a. fer hrf >Errnr Ara. 10 .v--ud
a ~ wt.ks wsh rstssiv.s sv9
frieu3s
Mrs. ". VI. wArs1alI. $40 has.
BEEN sr~Earx several ur~ks 49,
r~ztste~ y to coszaty. Aft ~4t-r
dAy fcr HArAaa. Ara. 30 VISIT hes
ca1Easer.
En~ BEsse ~ta1r1 snf nspHsw.
lanes l. wt~sa. q Fsstvsa~.
: xi-itlux tArsr A1as Nr. M.r-
a-~< Neke~.
Hos -. l.. Ncns<naerv "a. ~
t1ru~t frsm q su1sinx f1p -
>sEsA DakstA azd Visa . r~la-
lives Ia iltinet-
Mr.. - T. VIM snd ~sn. EaA-r.
ar9 esn< Afer. N- NvrtA~. r~surw-1
r~-Ay aa<As frcm trip thrszxh
the Sg-tz 10 varssu. p1ia1@ q
te~s~
Mr. y \. TtS@p~sz ass darxA-
tsr. Ns@ N2xs<. Mr. Tees $500
aa1 &r- f4a1 f.ss= spxaz -azar-
14s IN Eswp12s
M Wtl~ An&r~ - N~-pA-.
sY~s& the r1s4 se~k wGa a. nuztk-
- All AmAs. ~ ar rLEE -
~zr7 th4s ~ . ssi@&.a-six Ar
~ . -s-roaszose p1-zsaa wEA ~.
N~~serz CaAsa rsi-1-Atc-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

The NortheEa Trust Co. al
Chicago. have bozghI the sy
90 IN bonds which were Ess1ed
for sewerage. and . szrvey ef
the town has aIr-a9y been u1adc-
The pipes xiil be laid al oacw.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

Mr.. Press PArxs. Of the Wood.
son Ridge n~igheorhoo1 has
sold his place To Rev Jam--
Haggi1s Of ToeezpoiA Mr.
PARKS and fnssiiy xsli remove To
Texas where kss ehlldrea have
already iss~zfea-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20
Circuit

The Ciregit Coart - still N
session 4Ea If @lii take the to
Of the werk IN clearing
the docket JaG-e stephens =
able 10 preside. ~lIh0agh be wss
Intispos-a several days and
Hon J. l. ilosaes presided
The Grand Jary adjourned
yesterday afternoon and reiurn-
81 10 true bills We gill give
their report in fail neat seek
The following eases have
beea disposed of
l. l. Sayase, carrying con
eeaiei weapons rot guilty
Len Barnett. dseos ing ehiid
Tor prostitution gailly, io.ears
"A ihe peasfeatiAFy-
IL Saith. carrying eozeeAl
ed EespoEs. dismissed
ISAIAH Boss petit larceny not
gz-Iry-
Dave a smhersy. assault ard
battery wiih isiezf 10 kl4l
gHllly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

Taraer & BaaGren have Sc
cured the services Of Albert
Thomas. as their boss cook
Uncle Albert IS one Of the best
cooks in the State, and If yoa
want rs good \ neal a. can be
found in Oxford give Turner &
Bundren n call
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

Ia zEsn.~ Gs.E AIS s-nHr-fn-
rE - t1s- E~ n1salz
- AnE-& D. Hvvv< FeA
ains We Nnt >kaa s3zs-<na
Mas verr Hz8 oass hnre -~n
a~rgAz~nrls rlres ~ IL j.
1Er szr - sx psar-
Hm1 e&w1rx rs-a@Ey 80 $50
ea~& A2zsss fra~E hz@@
A14 eera ~re 49, So. q 81
? Mszs - T. e. smss~a & sc.
oxsarl. E M- pess. seh~NN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

Mss Anaie Sparks Ieff We'd
nesday Tor Amory to screpE =
position IN the store Of hrE
br0. he- in Lw. Mr.. ". j. Beth
cav
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

We viii have en- display the
ne thlngs thai cza be PSF
chased In Nxw York. Louisville
aad ST Loas->~pL ssh
Il NEtL%By-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

Call and sec IS Al oar Eex
store All goods are fresA az9
we Will sell yoa a. cheap as any
hozse IN town
> H. SANpEgS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

Mr.. T. ii. Rankin. the we'll
known tombstone msn. agent
for w. b. bradbury & CO. Of
Holly Springs. asks he paeiie
10 call on him before going else
where 10 select your moaa1enfs
or anv kiad OF marble sork-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20
Mineral Eoohn. Paint

Nensw keep The 3lsh Ceatzry
Niserai Pant <r4F4a.-~t 10 D.
ih~ h~~E Nc .al have yoag
reef painted aad gz1rzEtee TIE
work S~a1 IN yoar critters
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FREE BLOOD & SKIN cBae

An ors-r f'roN t.= Eaifn
Ck~rs E ~r@ EarcEr.
>rrafzAA izeg S<a. ~ &-s
Seshes " a-e@ 49, AID ra=.
u esae- hE< q Diars Sgfr
hk1ct 7 80. Eazt~a G--s azl
EzruaAe AAu1 ass al ahm
1z-e. 1a --atri BOD traa
are gz&klF c@rrl - ta<sag2 t~M
-E A:sz = Zz< aAzz4 Esz=
We e&4G1zzx sar EarAi farn CAS-
OF blood G@N@r taHs Nus1nE E1ks
BALM wuii nj cav TIE ezre~ Ar
p@-u411~ns and 2of pA-ch- -
l. war htsss talat SKIS rzet a
rzs 6sxms As tired L tse -orzsx
ks xksE ~ seat - he9F Fz7-
Ecds. SEou~1 GLASS; % yoS1x--
Z ai4rrht Patrti Br~2tAs ErzpxsS1.
Sors- IA Eaz1h ertar a. Ifssy1zr
blood - bad Biol EAf=s wsil zAxe
the hk-sL pare and rs& h~A every
sor~. seoFs the 8cn~. ant pains
u1ih 1p the hrokes do.n o.sfy and
insi<orzs@ the ed ard weak To-
tAzk Blood Bal =. tie only p<rfec;
hASod pGri1r- zkse- SOL - D-1z
Sores. $40 per hrSe bss-1. IN
es16iag eoZp~te dr~eti1A>- To
prove o9r t1isA IN 7ts0d BAN a
trial oost% gwen away 10 ssreEer~.
For frx~ tr1l botts~- &k1r~s- h3sol
BaAz Co. As1Aasa. Ga Dpas A@.i-
tate. kEr Hrfs a. on-e d@-Mzx
troaske. Ar1 fire. FrsNnL m~dE4l
&4v<~ xven Hsf Esia 4 3 3
s-Erw~ 49, A. eA< fz TARu-
lpxhly tested "a - y<z-x OveE
41ssd xoaazlrr t1sz1eaEz - czrx-
- Ex Z l. B.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

Wei, Mes u the lPaoae 10
rag sp for all kinds Of fauey
groceries Gail zna see -
= H. SANDERS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

Fog SsLE-wy hem~ place
one ale ssafh Of depot cen
tAiaing - acres. q EeS fszr
room ho1<e. good sxfsr- good
stable. and wItA or wgEhezi
crop Apply On The pA<er
W IL. GxxErzEE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

Tl~ oPeaisS cf The GnseA
>eho~l took pace NeB9ay
@oEaiH< SKA rs fall corps 81
sc1caer- IN affe1d4nce. Dcvo-
iis1si exervns~s were coad4eied
b Kevs q " BsS-s 4aa y. "
T. l4cva M g. "a. L<aSelI
and PrsL |: IL tisster- The
rarull3eaf for tAis i~rm = "a
gssslly large and \ saeerssfzi
sessi0a = ansISiPafed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

The Robson Market House
% rapidly gaining in popularity
on account OF the parr, tender
meats they serve their custom
erx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

Mrs L1i.I~ ~ila4Ss1 has noved
tnto the Cooke cottage 90
Cemetery street Her nzanv
friends r glad to Ee.e0ae her
back 10 her Old home
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

L. q Robsoas Neat Marke;
= ~ neat 4si clean a. the zo.s
.Astldloas could desirr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

Hon. L b Jones, Of TsyIors s.
. menber Of the pres<nt Grand
Jary. vas stricken sutdeuly Ill
Saturday zad had to be-csrrsed
Aone- We are glad to learn
hat h . rapidly Improving
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

Mr. Carries Goadxia has
oeea sDeafia- the past xee1 IN
- Lsais. purchasing the tall
aad slater stock for The reliable
arm Of FEiedmaa Z Goo.xia-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

Fo7 SALE-A good farm al
Burgess, Mss, With large pas
tars. good water aud houses
Call on J. O. Spencer. Burgess.
Hiss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

The TslA Base Ball teAm
played match gan. zith the
Oxford team last Friday IN
University PARK The score
xxs : 70 ) II faFor Of Oxford
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

The Cltixea's Band serenaxed
the young LADIES' Of the wonAn's
College last Saturday night
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

rox SxLx Il coed .~rord
AAa1 Bz--y. Apply Al has -
Sec
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

ifyea sant LExb~v for anv
purpose. fhSue J. l. ShinAulr
Tue huadrei thousand feet Tor
fmze61fe delivery.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

m-~iia< 81 sA~ aepaSil-
cass 81 th> Csncres-soaal H.
trscf a. ifelly >PuzS- Nsas.1y
Dr. Jeaa = BzFisa 81 that ptacr
49, uazi1ai~i tor Cosxr~sS
sIre nsa- " 4 NeHi<o1ery.
Of thns city. xho d~rliEe1 90
zAl<r tie ace
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

Nr Ton Elarkias has iaprox-
I'll bis rr~l9~ace On Eat sheet.
by h4ytas a nex ieacr pat
aro1m a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

Mrs. Frank Doo.ey and chill
dren, Of Deason. are visiting the
fzniiy OF Mr. James T. Do0ley,
vest Of town
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

Ma Newell, of Water Val
ley, visited her sister, Mrs j. b.
Roach, during the pa.t week
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

Several bales Of new cotton
have been for sale on the streets
this veek.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

Nr. wnnfrr. GRAY spe-t Saa
dsy in Memphis
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

Dr. S4-ysC1~Grssn P~-1r~ Ars
- NAss a &er~@ a--ss W1<a -
1Rf w zN 90 Ea=c. a&s%1 v@-i-
4xr A14 Vwr=<~ Ts~N ~ rr@
- @~ds-aa~ as4 ~ s--< Sss
at - a ME-s IN pr=~ csut4egnL
Ers = csz2s Fr p&1<e -
$40 - IT, = 2 GEaa - ,ux-
f4-t 3 n sz<ss. AkA~vz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20


Mkiic other tozzs zat critics
81 Tho SSx;h arr sanding liberal
coatabafisas 20 the ssot saf
trresx a; GAlves:oa- wszii W
net be IN keeping xiia OxtsE1s
repatafion for charity and sra
Grossly 20 add her quota TO The
>za DEBATED. TEs years ago
xkea an epsd~zir Il yelloE
fever scozrSed o9r toxn, -rner
oEs AID Nas contributed 10 fhr
in need Of help ~ Esiag~eiDs
citixeES aai E1suy tsEEs
throughout the State Sail
the educational eeBteg Of Ms
sisssp2s refrasa fr01 gsuaS al
10 gafssfanafu. Whiie others
bear tkelr share % the bzr1eas
The n Of 7. and W. % " have
farEarje1 Sl0@1 zach TO tAetr
bEofksrs u distress
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

FoR SaLE-Ny residence on
College Hill street Apply to
J. d. Guater-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

Hon- T. " Miller and vile, Of
Hzxlehurst, spent the past wers
in the city.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

All are cordially iavifed q
4fsead ozr Sal Millinery O2~a
ing on sept : -
J. Z NErAN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

Grs Mary Exira Scott Saith
ded this morning at krr VS.
deac-. Ne 49, >ozsh AEdson
stre~f Mr. >mlfh .As the size
q Albert g. Slifh- Of >GoE.
CaarcA & Co. AL the mother
II Mr. ftrmxa Saith anf Mss
kafe SAlfh- Mrs. Saith was n
wenaa ot naole character sad
higa rn'-4i~cf4Al atfasaaaeafs
Her dcAfh as a severn blos 10
relatives sza sTsS=Ss Tie
lastly @syed 10 tAis civ frpG
oxfssFG. Miss sozs~ years age.
Tie s<ruc~s sai - csz9zci-l
AZ the rrsiscnce by Rev Az<us
McDo1aid. aad the bEEial ~.
TAX pisee AZ vt OliveL-Nasa
vile. fTcnal Banzer. sept I5tA.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

Misses K-ffie kimmons and
Writ NeCorkie ixff few days
ago for Holly Springs 10 enter
the Presbyterian College in that
eisy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

Doxxtcs anu t6-oN>
IL y0E .aEf q ar~f-eEss Gz-
- or Wages al rr2sSEaSls
Gs1res- call On
Turner & RrxpxEx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

Remember the @s~tiu- Of ih@
DeEoeziie -is5 tsasShi aud
20 cat and hear tAe sP4eeh-
and j0tn-