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Evening star., 1900-10-01

Men Paid No Attention to Coal Com.
pany's Notice.


SHENANDOAH Pa. October 1.-The no
tice posted yesterday by the Philadelphia
and Reading Coal and Iron Company, an
nouncing an increase in wages of 10 per
cent to all of its employees, was ignored by
the striking mine workers and none of
them went to the workings this morning
1t was the impression here last night that
no attempt would be made today to oper-
ate the idle collieries, and this feeling was
strengthened by the fact that the soldiers
were not ordered to patrol the roads at an
early hour today. The Governors Troop
and Battery c went on practice march at
o'clock, but this was not significant
Gen. Goblin was prepared for trouble in
the Panther Creek valley today. The Lee
high Coal and Navigation Company's col
lieries are located there. and that is the
only section of the anthracite region not
yet affected by the strike. The fact of the
strikers going from Hazleton last night to
Lansford and Coaldale, both in the Pan
ther Creek region. led Superintendent Ceh-
ner of the Lehgh Coal and Navigation
Company to believe attempt would be
made to induce the men there to quit.
Sheriff Toole was in communication with
Cen Goblin until a late hour last night and
al o'clock this morning Thomas Reese, a
special deputy. went To LanSford to learn
the situation. AT & o'clock he Informed
Gen. Goblin by telephone that no attempt
was made to interfere with the mine work
erS in that vicinity. He said meetings were
held last night by the strikers. who after
ward returned peaceably to their homes.
Evening star., 1900-10-01
Movements of Naval Vessels.

The Dixie has arrived at Fort Monroe.
The Gwin and the Porter have arrived at
New York.
The Adams has arrived at Santa Barbara.
The Alvarado and the Sandoval have
sailed from Portsmouth for Annapolis.
The Monongahela has sailed from Fun
chal for Port Monroe.
The Caesar has sailed from Singapore for
Cavite
The Zafiro has arrived at Manila.
The Saturn has arrived at Singapore.
The Buffalo has arrived at Malta and has
been ordered to New York.
Rear Admiral Schley has notified the
Navy Department that he will leave Monte
video on the Sd for Rio with the flagship
Chicago. She will spend the month of Oc-
tober at Rio.
The torpedo boat Farragut has been or
dered to dock at Mare Island on the 9th.
Evening star., 1900-10-01
Marine Corp. Orders.

First Lieut.. H. c. Snyder has been de-
tached from duty at the Naval War College,
Newport and ordered to the marine bar
racks, Washington. d. c.
First Lieut.. r. s. Hooker from the Naval
War College to the marine barracks train
ing station. Newport
First Lieut.. w. B. Coyle. from the Naval
War College to the marine barracks, Nor
folk
Evening star., 1900-10-01
Army Orders.

Col. Alfred Moraecai, ordnance depart
ment, at Benicia arsenal. Cal, has been or
dered to visit Forts Flagler and Casey,
Wash, on business pertaining to the care
and preservation of the armament at those
posts.
Lieut. Harry Woodruff 18th Infantry,
now on sick leave, will be assigned to light
duty at a post IN New York harbor If his
physical condition justifies It.
Evening star., 1900-10-01
INTERVIEW WITH MITCHELL.
President of Miners Union Says Tie
Tn is COElDiete.

HAZLETON. Pa, October 1.-President
Mitchell at noon today said:
THE strike is practically complete, and
there will be no resumption of work without
there first being a convention representing
every colliery in the anthracite field. The
prediction 1 made yesterday that no atten-
ton would be paid to the notices posted by
the Reading company conceding a 10 per
cent advance has proven true.
Our reports from the Panther Creek val
ley indicate that this heretofore impregna-
BILE portion of the anthracite region has de-
clared it's intention of suspending opera
tions at once.
Accompanied by the national board MEM
bers, l shall go to Wikesbarre tomorrow to
attend great labor demonstration, which
will be participated in by fully 5000 men
Evening star., 1900-10-01
Missionaries mt sent-Che-Li Safe.

PARIS, October 1.-The French consul
general at Shanghai, under date of Satur-
day, September %. telegraphs that he has
been informed by the governor of Sent
Che-Li that through the intermediation of
Shang the administrator of telegraphs and
railroads) the missionaries and engineers
at Theng-Tng-Fu were safe and sound
September %: that the military and civil
authorities had taken precautions to pro-
tect all the missionaries, and that the Bel
gian mission al -Tian-Lung was safe.
Evening star., 1900-10-01
promoted From the Ranks.

Four on-commissioned officers who have
rendered good service in the Philippines
have been appointed. second lieutenants in
the regiments to which they are attached.
They are Battalion Sergeant Major Edward
c. Wells, 32d Volunteer Infantry; Corporal
Junius I. Boyle, Sad Volunteer Infantry;
First Sergeant G. A. r.. Trumbo 45th Vol
unteer Infantry. and Sergeant Major Gus
tavus ]. Hasson. 18th Volunteer Infantry,
Evening star., 1900-10-01
THIRTY PASSENGERS INJURED.
Wild Dash of a Street Car at wichita,
Kan.

WICHITA, Kan, October LA heavily
loaded street car dashed at top speed down
College Hill, and at the foot of the in
cline jumped the track. plunging into Chis-
holm creek. OF the fifty passengers thirty
were injured. Among those most seriously
injured are: Mrs. Ferguson, seventy-six
years old. eye knocked out, ribs and leg
broken, may die; Margie Foster, head
crushed; Mrs. ]. A. Mcclure, injured inter-
naily; Mrs. j. w. Wilson, eye put out, will
die.
Motorman Mcclure and the officers Of
the street railway company are unable to
account for the accident.
Evening star., 1900-10-01
Coinage In september.

The statement of the coinage Of the
United States mint for September shows
total of 14,O23, Gas pieces coined, the value
of which was S6,440.03S. The total gold
coined was 50 293. .335; silver, $3932 1S5.
Evening star., 1900-10-01
British Gunboat shell. Village.

HONG KONG. October 1.-The British
gunboat Robin has shelled the village of
Luk-Lao. on the West river. In retaliation
for the ha5itants firing on a British
steamer. The ringleaders were afterward
captured and fogged.
Evening star., 1900-10-01
Movements Of Army Transports.

Gen. MacArthus cables the War Depart
ment that the transport Belgian King ar
rived at Manila Saturday and the transport
Logan arrived today. The transport Uni
versal arrived at Nagasaki Saturday, with
forage for Taku and the transport Argyle
has sailed from Nagsssd for Manila.
Evening star., 1900-10-01
Secretary Root Steadily Improving.

Secretary Root. who has been LII for sew
eral weeks at Southampton, L. l.. Is
ported to be convalescing steadily, and is
expected to return to this city before the
close of the week, fully prepared to resume
his official duties. A large accumulation of
important business awaits his personal con-
alteration.
Evening star., 1900-10-01
A BUSINESS AXIOM.
From Piiuter's Ink.

From Piiuter'S ink.
Money spent in continu- !.
Gus advertising in the daily
press draws interest that is
compounded daily.
Evening star., 1900-10-01

Gratefully Received at Galveston.
Acting Secretary Meiklejohn has received
telegram from Galveston saying tnat the
relief supplies sent the transport Nc
Pherson were gratefully received by the
people of that stricken city.
Evening star., 1900-10-01
IN THE WYOMING VALLEY.
Miners Waiting to Hear From officials
of the Union.

WlLkESBARRE. Pa. October 1.-The
strike situation in the Wyoming valley re-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-25
Miss Bentley.

On next "Wednesday evening.
Jan. 3Ist, Oxford will have one
of the best entertainments that
has ever been given here. On
that evening Miss Ida Bentley,
The American Story Teller, will
give a reading from Victor
Hu.o's famous masterpiece lies
Niserables,r giving in an inter
esting and instructive way the
story of this great novel in one
evening. She has achieved dis
tinguished success in this field
and holds a unique position
among the foremost entertainers
of America. Few artists have
her peculiar ability of carrying
an audience through the entire
thread of u story, and placing
before them living scenes.
All Colleges, Chautauquas
and on the lecture platform, in
the drawing-reom, ami on the
stage, her work is equally sue
eessful.
Miss Bentley has done muef
to make American stories popu
lar in London, where she ap
peared before the library ans
social nobility. Ii gives Vi
mach pleasure in presenting >,
rare an artist TO our patrons.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-25
Mason QrfxcuE

Last Saturday morning 40
10 o'clock. at the Christian see
ence Home. the residence 81 thc
brides mother. Mrs. y }.
Qainche, Mr. Henry " Vasoa.
OF Chicago. and Mss Autle r.
Quinchc were united IN che ho.y
bonds ot m1trinnuy Rev. W.
n. BFstea o'3e mfing.
The happy cnsple tons the
evenings Nashville. Chaittaoo
"a 4 81. Louis train for Nash
Vile.
The groom has tho appear.
anee OF a polished Christian
gentleman, witch hc doubtless
-, while his bride - sell known
in Union Ctty Tor her cgltsre.
refinement ana mluy wuulaiy
graees. Unio1 city Tenn Com
mcrciIl.
The iair bride vas born aat
raised IN oxford. aul has many
warm friends here. The EAGLE
extends hearty congratulations
To the happy plir, and With
many others wish them long
life and prosperity.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-25
The Mission Concerts.

The -parlor concert at Mrs.
Golfers last Friday eyrn.ag
was the second ia a series to be
given for the beHcit ol the
Home and Foreiga Missionary
Societies of the MethoIi-t
church. Notwithstanding the
inclemency of the weather. the
entertainment Was qaite sue
cess. The spacious mansion
with its blazing fires an-
brilliant lights contrasting With
the cold AMI ltFkness without
Mrs Collier Was not well but
with her usual enthusiasm n 4
good cause, did not allow tins
To Interfere. but hal Ms. Mur
ray 10 act a. hostess while she
gave Us her presence IS a look
er-onH
The program was much cn
joyed Judging from the number
ut enc9res and all secMrd To
have a happy evening.
The impression seems TO PIE.
vail With some that there are
invitations to these concerts
there Is an entrance fee OF l.
cents and ALL are cordially ia
vited to attend. TINS work u.
those who are YET Ia dafkAess
must appeal to the heart ol eve
/ ry christian vino realizes tht
force Of the command. @tso s.
into All the world aud prtacl
the gospel To every creature
This Is 10 BE- a century OF m 6.
si0ns aud the EcameuiciI ION
ference 10 be beld IN New Yu-,
IN April. Viii marguerite y ;
tem whieh sill sou send til,
light iato the dark corners .
the earth Let Us help al ",
can in this glorious cause. Tn,
ocean - naslc NJ Of Grops an,
the little We can do will go q
swell the rising eurrcat Whtel
Is destined 10 become a grea
tidal wave sweeping all betvT
il Ia the coming century. III
world for Christ should be OF
: motto.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-25

VI Harris u Esenaer. Ter.
mer citizen oi tliS p cg, was
married to Miss Nsry H. Morris,
az The home o. the bride. Va a.
hany y l.. on the I5th ast; Rev
Pau Birisall ouel4ting. The
best " shes of TINS EksLE are
extended ~ the happy couple
PETTY NICHOLS On I J. e.
evening Of the 18Th inst. az s
o'clock. in the Abhcville Metha.
list church. Nr. Lathcr Petty
aud Miss MAY Nichols were
united ia marria-e, Rev. J. ".
kimmous oNritsinr.
VT. VIII Goodwin OF this clty
sas best man apon this ocea-
sion, and Miss Rlrdie Nichols.
sister Of the bride. the maid o.
honor Mr Lewis Nnunaliy.
and Mrs Johnson. were also a.
teudant- TIE bride j. most
charming sni cultured young
lady. and the groom one Of "a
tayctse eouBty's most worthy
AMI substantial young meu.
Many citizens OF oxford wcnt
MP to Abbeville 10 attend the
wedding The good wishes Of
the EAGLE attend the happy
couple.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-25
PERSONAL MssrIox

Mr.. Cecil shsn.ls spent last sun.
day "a Memphis.
lIr. Z r. Matthew. spent the
past week n -. Louis.
Mr. sam Errnner, % st. Louis,
spent Frisiay IN ths city
Mr. Henry Moore. 81, splinter.
spent Mousi<s IN the city.
Mr.. VIM. Young. % Victoria. Is
visiting his brother, Dr. \. \.
Young.
Mrs. James bryant spent a few
days list week in Hickory valley,
Tenn.
,. is-es Lizzie Nicholson aud Claire
Guy. ~ Grenada. are visiting Mrs.
Vary oliier.
Nc. Jake t,entry Is AZ home again
astsr spending the past sin months
IN Kentucky.
Mr.. and frs. J. r. Pope. OF lack
seu. Tenn. are visiting, DR.. aud
Mrs. Bard aud family.
Me@rs. W. Il. BradBerry and E
%. " ither~, of Holly sprinws. spent
80 =lANAAhAsA1 - AAA& NAAf
Seaator J.. W. r. Faik ,.er came
up from Jaeksou saturday night ana
spent sunday with hls family.
Mr.. NJ. Is. Leakr. 81 rapelo. Of ths
ei.a~= "a 3s, visited ola friends Ia
Oxford. the drst of the week
i-@~s Matte and MARY RUSSELL
returned Monday after a three
week : visit % relatives ia Memphis.
Or. aud Mrs. K. h. Lurkie. of
Holly Springs. arc tae guests Of the
family 81 senator William v. salli-
van.
Hiss Donna Wallace, teacher ot
music In the Abbeviile school. spent
saturday and sunday with her pa
rents.
Hiss Henrietta Lewis OF Tocco-
pOii, viii D. the guest Of Mrs. -. e..
Carpenter IN south oxford, several
weeks.
sIisa Annie Phillips. OF the Blue
Mountain Female college faculty,
spent saturday and sanaiay vita her
parents.
Ar. J., q. Treloar, one OF the mast
valued members ot the board OF
sup.rv lsOrs, was in the city last
THURSDAY
Mrs. John \. Mont somery re
turned saturday Eignt frUus a visit
10 her daughter. AF=. Pearl iuer-
rant, Ut Memphis.
Miss Josie Mitchell and brother,
Arthur, left for their home iu sc
Council, renn-. after visit OF
several weeks O. the Misses Fanny
baker.
Mrs. Birdie Wilkinson left Tor her
home in south NcAiister. Ind Ter,
a few days a.so, alter spending a
month with her parents, Sir. add
Mrs. III. " okileben.
Owing 10 IA health, Miss Mary
himbruugh has resigned her posi-
ton as a teacher in nlue Mountain
oliege, and Is row at home. Little
Misses Katrina and Lizette have re-
turned also, and entered " omaa's
College as pupils.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-25

At the Lee Memorial Banquet
ia the Carroll Hotel. WEEK sburg
oGt former tOwnsman, Prof. l..
L. Leavell. OF Jefferson College.
responded 10 the toast, Robert
f. Lee ina brilliant, and elO-
qaent ealogy upon this ehival-
ruus soldier ami statesman. The
NickSbarg Herald says: Next
ia order came Prof Leavell in
the full uniform OF aa army Of
acer, rose IN has place. and in
words OF eloquenee and enthusi-
asm applied himself to depict
the noble character OF Lee, that
great commander. ehieltain, sol
der aud sp0iless man, whose
fame can never die. The speaker
at once proved himself an ora
tor, and u thoughtful student Of
history, holding the rapt atten-
ton OF his auditors a. proceed.
ing on his theme he expanded,
and waxed more aud more elo-
quens. BE men, said the
speaker, and let the spirit oi
that pure man whom We com
memorate tonight, and.t the bright
example of his uiatchiess record
nerve aud emulate Us to greater
aims, to higher ASPIRATIONS ~
the eloquent young orator toos
his seat he was greeted with 4
burst OF applause which con
tlnued for several seconds
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-25
Nsrpio tae People.

L. ~ yczr srrlairs Re Thich
o esls5 aets. ard a1tl.--aa that
F.-4 8. ..z-sec Y.az .-s fcg tt aexs
- .-aEe 8 ~ la.--. s-4:z-
-, -evess wong h-v- ben
-su-r .1e-. .aI gaze efJass slowed
. -sis. g 5h1ag s+att atesrrret9a, IA
-r-e! : fh- speech. ussGne +. and
So. rzes's Of eminent statesmen and
1rf;1 cca-rsssatea ard leasl.ag mcn
1t 3 -,a-ss prof e-rs E..i clergyman
= levy s.u-.
v -itbrsia rs have ben ignored
r. tsc eGtcry ,s-.ast yg 'ins aside
r. s-.ess-;.l.iz e. e'rf f-.t-5s 1rd fe-ii-
~ pr,in,ea .uto --e a.if=-s ct Erre7-.
Gre Etsli.oa IS q q. 4etla.e gn@ i
SCI f.s-a 1g IS 5 Sd css domestic
.Gafs dominated T. slgac Tr9-ts.
lie ed. arc z1e eE enta-e1Ha
fEcWi1i tteT 40 l-e s-sgs.. g yeses
I be- 80 ezs-i-asc 81 rl.tlcas
Z 6 s-si e. vfa he 81
us 'urert Ct k-ses.c~7 SILVER tCf
--s4a ed. tae e-zsies q r.
End . - .an1cY n .szplrg L, des-
..ug q o-r kcse35- g apparent n
sGy 1siauY u r.er seeking n.
ssue is.1-zlEe5s 81 eysais.
TIE CGc.sa 4 Enquirer las r..
tI1nfly called sttcalca u e.cA AMI
-7efY nee - i 40 Transporting. ard
dufirs IT, eaHr aisn ct 1850 w.i
ares-at u readers with a uu;Aiu.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-25

By order Of the Board OF super
visors, sealed bids will be received
up To II O'Clock, the lst Monday in
February rs00, tor the working and
maintaining the county eonvicts of
lafayette county. The contractor
or bidder viii be- required to speci-
~ the amounts be will pay for eack
class of hands as specified by las.
The contractor will be required sn
enter into bond in the sum OF si0Jd
for the faithful performance OF his
Duties
Bids will also be received for sha
keeping and repairing the town
clock tor the year 1900.
AL bids in both cases Co be filed
with the Clerk by II o'clock. on the
LIST Monday in February, 1900 This
JAN sth, 1900.
B. p. GRAY,
El.4rlx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-25

80 Widespread has been the inter
est manifested Ia the Chicago
Chronicles home sGudy seif-cGitu-e
university extension courses, wnieh
have been appearing since October,
that the Chroaicls VIII begin Non
day, Ian. Is, the publication OF IA
entirely different SERIES Of courses.
One OF the most striking OF these
COURSES il series of articles which
will apDear twice a week, written
BIZ Professor Arthur Z. Watson OF
Brown University, Providence, T.
l., on tine subject OF ''Eisesrieal En-
gineeriny.n This course viii be
prutusely illustrated
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-25

1t has been demonstrated repeat :
edly in every state In the Union and
in many foreign countries that
Chlmheriain's Cough Remedy y a
certain preventive and cure for
Group. It has become the univer-
sal remedy for that disease NJ "
Fisher of Liberty, W. Va. only re,
peats what has been said around
the globe when he writes: Il nave
used Chamberlain Cough Remedy
in my family for several years and
always with perfect success we
believe that il Is not oniy the best
cough remedy, but that Il Is sure
cure for Group. 10 has saved the
lives of our children a number on
times.n This remedy Is for sale oy
R. r Chiffon 4 Co., Oxfor1i = NJ
PstGis Ab5sville.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-25
AUGTsr FLOMER-

at is surprising fact, - gays
Prof. Houton. THAT IN my travels
In all parts of ths world, tor the last
ten years, have met more people
having used Green's August Flower
than any other remedy, tor dyspep-
sin, deranged liver aul stomach
and for Constipation. | had tor
tourists and salesms1- or for per
sons filing Office positions, wh ~
headaches and general had fseii 2.
from irregular habits exist u {
Green's August Flower is a grand
remedy. IL does not injure The 5
TEN by frequent use, aad ~ excel
isnl for sour ssofn tehs and h dizss-
ton" Sample bottles free Al a. "
kESpEL's. Sold by dealers ia al
civilized countries.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-25
-- |777777
His Wife Saved Rim,

My wife's good advice saved my
life writes F. ". Ross of Winfield,
Tenn. for | had such bad cough
could hardly breathe, steadily
grew worse under doctar's treat
msut, but my wife urged me to use
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Goa
sumption, which completely cured
me-" Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,
In Grippe, Pneumonia, Asthma,
Hay Fever, and all maladies o.
Chest, Throat and Lungs are posi-
lively cured by his m4rvellou.
medicine soc. and sI.00 Every
bottle guaranteed Trial bottle.
. FREQ at X. r. Chiltos s. COS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-25

this matter bv school distrct
and ai;cr proper discussion by
the patrons. 60 make = list ol
thasr ttvnrine state adoption
and 81 those opposing it AMI
send the same % county ~HpetiH-
tcndeut. BIAS bees ru#nplied vi J.
saI has rcsa.tea 3D. about al
iavprins UNIFORM SERIES.
VITA hopes OF State adoption
am.
Very respectfully
n. q SrRNutfyG.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-25

Iwant to let the people who slf-
Ter from rheumatism and sst1tlc1
know that ChamberlaIn's Pain Balm
relieved me after number OF other
medicines and doctor bad fIilec-
IL Is the best IMMINENT | have ever
known Oft ~ DopGES, Alpha
retta. Ga. Thousands have been
cured OF rheumatism by this RENE
dy. One application relieves the
pain For sale by K r Chiffon &
Co., Oxford; r. VI. Pettis, Able
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-25
All Accounts Closed I.

From January Ist, | will do
a strictly cash business IL will
be to the interest OF bayers to
price my drugs before bay ing
else where.
No extra charge for water in
prescription work.
\. III. kEsDEL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-25

Miss Bentley will appear IN
the Chapel of the NonIans Col
Iege. Arrangements have been
made to have music before the
entertainment furnished by the
College orchestra. The price
of tickets with reserved seat
will be a. cents. Seats may be
checked at Buif.ll0e < Buffers
on and after Monday, the 18th.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-25

Paper AID stationery of eve
~ description has made an up
ward jump within the past few
weeks. and there is strong IN
dieation of il going still higher.
We trust that it will not quite
get beyond the means of read
ing aud writing citizens. bat ve
vial be compelled to make a
slight advance in prices. FOI
all styles of first-el:lss job work
at a reasonable price, call al
the EAGLE office.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-25

The Burgess school building.
eonsistiu. ot chapel and reel
tatlon rooms, WAS burned tO tae
ground last sunday night. The
building had been recently com
p,eted and there had not been "A
fire in the house tor two days.
Two years ago this school build
ing was destroyed by ire, aud
the repetition of the occurrence
smacks of inccndiarJes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-25

white tl, ear ulth hr-.
bleA spa's on bacs and fse-.
Aa.s - uame 81 Slep l,e
- % Eendrt.s Gsue store los
c lthefal reward.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-25
LYDIA YoUyG, See.

Losr On Friday night. be
tween Mr.. wohllebens resi-
dence in East oxford and VI.
jenkins on University street. q
small gold heart. Wit diamond
setting and Nv. H. ON opposite
side. The nadsr will please re
turn to TuB EAGLE office ana
receive reward
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-25

The many friends Of Mr.. Ros
we'll BOothe, for several years a
student OF the University, Will
regret TO learn of his death,
which occurred 1T his home IN
Nieksburg on the 18th inst. He
was a promising young lawyer.
and his uHtimely death - r.Ourn
ed by u large circle OF relatives
and friends.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-25

~ people which takes on
pride iuthe noble achievements
of remote ancestors. will never
achieve anything verify 70 be
remembered by remote descend
ants The ID. 4. RS will meet
at Mrs. &. T.. Arehihalds the
first Saturday at lG..D II the
morning. \ full attenIance
hoped for.
Tvnt. Vnr-wf. sac
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-25
Ply SiCIANS.
r CHANDLEl.. ". D.

OFTICE at Res:..ea &c o. South
Street.
WIN be glad to serve friends
aud patrons.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-25

Mr.. Albert Baird and family
left Tuesday morning for Yer
non. Texas. to make that place
their future home. We regret
exceedingly the loss OF such
an energetic. worthy young man
from our town.
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