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The Van Buren press., 1900-03-24

JOB PRINTING Ss.,;Y g. II ,I.SS, a,nS
Cd a, the pREss OFFICE. Neatly, promntly
and NJ living rates 0llca up.stAifs IN lho Wood
Bloch, NO. 7op Main etrcek
The Van Buren press., 1900-03-24
Democratic Ticket.

(ELrcrIos, MONDAY. sEprxxDER s. l9oc)
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29
Circuit Court.

Circuit Court adjourned Fri
day afternoon, after occupying
the full time allotted to it,.
Many elses that had 0een ear.
ried from term 10 term, were
disposed OF, as well as many
new cases. Judge Stephens ex-
pressed himself as being highly
gratiiied by the prompt and ef
ficient work of the c0uit oiEici
ais. He thanked these geaIie-
men tor their accommodating
services, and their efforts 10 do
all IN their power 10 facilitate
the work oil the court.
lie eomplimented Sheriff J ohn
X HarkIDs aud his active depu;
ties for their promptness in
having witnesses present aud
thereby preventing any friction
or loss of time in the disposal OF
the cases before the cogrt. The
Judge also spoke very highly ol
the efficiency Of MI. {. L
Slough, who was serving the
court for the first time in an
official capacity. Mr.. SlOugh's
work would have reflected credit
upon the most experienced of
ficia!.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29
otR DUMB FalENDs.

II Mas i'yghaeunis. an old
Grrc.M, ph..os1phcg.Nho origin
a,.d the inctaac ct mctempsy
ChosIS. ur gtansuigrallcn ol sou
Absard as tne theory may sp
pear Ia our enlightened eyes,
cander cpmpels ur To- admit thai
many human tfsits are rcr0s
n.xatic in durih animals Close
Ftaiiaa vill also reveal Il
striking ani singular r,-cmh
lance IA thr ilcial eNpressicu o.
human beings aud animals. In
tici the power ct sperch son''
times seems all that IA wanting
20 eu low mans best aud trnest
l.lcalS the hose and The dog
With Immortality OF existence.
The belief that the souls al
men pass iuto the bodies Of aui
mails would probably IN u1any
instances awaken a sympathy
tor harlrn bearing animals.
when ~ withheld. Whu eau
look upon the array %; is!cd.
bony horses hiichcd about the
public square ALMOST every dly
in the wec., without feeling th :
such state of cxisiencc would
bc one oi untold miscryf How
would se enjoy the thought ct
having our patient and iaiihiu.
services rewarded by Usutai
blows sand siov s'aTvstionf Yet
such rewards are the daily pOr
tion os this noble animal.
The herds OF hall esicemee.
ili.ireatcd dogs, RAINING the
streets aud country at large
would also appeal % our sense
pf feeling. II vc could bat iinle
the ourselves IN their spheres OF
existence and subject TO likr
abuses.
No matter how rcpggnani The
thought Oi transmlgratiOn Of
soul into lower animals in.ght
have been 20 Pythsgoras' puplls
and followers II surely mus
have iustillei ia them n deep
rooted sentiment of kindly co :
siacyatiOn fer their dumb coa
pani0us and few lessons OF tie
oil hclthcn's doctrine might
prove beneficial 10 modern
blpcds
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

The following taken from the
Okoiona Messenger Is the whole
truth:
1t Is your local paper that Fe.
cOris your births. Publishes
) our deaths. To the forty page
compendium u the happenings
of the world you are not "a cl-
pher To get the least notice
from them you must steal 10000
commit some atrocious crime or
have a dozen living wives. Bnf
your local paper watches over
you with sOlicitgdc AZ all times
IL SOU are sick, u D. sorry aud
hopes you soon oili get well: ID
tells when yOu come and 60.
when your house burns down
and when you built a new one.
when John had the mamps and
Mary had the measels, aud hog
muca Pete weighed when he
arrived. Take the city paper 1t
you are interested in Ainca, bat
II you want the local news take
the local paper.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

To he Hon =. u. stephens,
Judge OF Third Judicial bis.
trivi, Oxford. Miss.
We your Grand Jury for the
March term i.0c beg leave re.
specially 10 make tiiis our llaal
report We have been in s.s
sion nine days having examined
IL Witnesses have found aud
returned into comt is bills Of
indiciincui. We have cxa mined
the jail and find !, IN good con.
diiion.
We have examined the hooks
of the Sheriff aud county Treas
ater and tne finance books of
the Chanccry Clerk 80 far as We
have been able To ascertain they
are properly Kept aud their az
oenditnres supported by proper
vouchers.
The whlskey sellers Of the
county Ia the main are very liue
Judges of human nature and sci.
whisScy only to Iura who will
swear falsely when they come
before the Grand Jury. W. are
perfectly satisfied that tie only
way To break mp the blind tigers
OF the coualy is. for the good
men Who OPP osc the unlawful
sale OF liquors To make affidavit
before the Justices Of the Peace
and search fur aud seize liquors
Kept for sale aud ind out who
ARE In possession oG a.. ). internal
revenue license. The amount Of
perjury IN the county is abso
lately appalling.
IL IS humiliating TO have to
make this but We feel con.
strained to tel. your honor Of
these unpleasant truths. The
Grand jury has been diligent
and earnest but our labors have
alm"st been vain. We desirc II
thank your Honor Tor your cour
tesy and kindness 10 US, We also
thank our worthy District At
torney aho has been very faith
iul In the discharge OF his duties
In assisting Us in our work.
To the sheriff and his Dep
uties We are very grateful for
their promptness in executing
process and other assistance
rendered Us.
Respectfully submitted.
j. l.. SisK, Foreman.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29
Death i,y Fire.

Birdie, wife of Mr.. Jas. vii.
burn oi Woodson Ridge, daugh.
ter of Mr.. FL lIussey of Able
vile, Miss. age ~ yrs, : months
and 3 days, died "Wednesday
March, ii, after few hOnrs of
terrible suffering.
She was standing with her
back TO the ire noticing her
baby lying in the arms of her
sister sitting in front OF her,
when her skirts began TO blaze
and she ran out of doors. Her
sister plrsued her, but finding
after she go, out that she held
the baby she ran back To put Il
down. When she returned the
victim of the Hines Was litaliy
burned. Birdie was a lovely
woman, a good friend. an a.ree.
tionate wife and a true disciple
of Christ. She was a member
OF the Methodist Church. never
since she learned TO pray at her
mothers knee had she retired Al
night without saying her pray.
ers. In her physical suffering.
her mind seemed c.,ila aad un.
disturbed about her future. Shc
said she was rtsigae | to tae
will of God, that lie dld all
things right. She asked her
husband To meet her in Heaven
and TO tell her baby when he
grew oid enough 10 understand
To be a good boy aud meet her
Ia Heaven. -
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29
POSTPONED.

The managers Of the Students
Lyeeum Course request ms to
publish the following explana-
tory letter:
CLEVELAND. o.. March 23, 1900.
Messrs. NJ. q. Fulton and V. d.
Robertson, Managers Course,
Oxford, Miss:
DEAR SiRS.-On account OF
serious Illness Of our first tenor,
Mr.. LeQaense, We were com
pelied to close our Southern
tour at Florence, Ala. and re
turn home immediately.
Am extremely sorry TO have
to cancel the date, but haze no
alternative.
Yours truly,
A. II. HURD, Mgr.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29
PERSONALS.

Prof. W. =. Lcsthrrs visited Mem
phi- the frs, Of the week.
Miss Maxwell. Of fHcrnando. is the
guest ~ Miss Lutte Jones.
Mr.. X. c. Carter. 20 ar;er's Mll.
spent Tuesday In the city.
Mss "a an Williams, Of Taylor-.
spent las, Thursday IN the cry.
Mr.. Dunbar Rowland. % coffee
Vile. spent Tuesday In the city.
Mrs. 7 u. llarringcr returned
from Atlanta. ia, a few days Ago.
GOV. q. D. Stands has been ai
tending Court in Sardis, this week.
MIR. WIN Ncill. OF Holly sprii e.
spent Sunday with relatives in the
city.
Dr. J. @. ". smith. OF LAFAYETTE
Springs, spent last Friday in OK
ford.
Miss Belle stephens has returned
from a visit to friends In Water
Valley.
MIR. Frank Howry i- at home
again after an absence cf several
months.
Judge D. r. kim5rougA retrrred
iew days ago from a business trip
to Texas.
Miss Ruby Mcleod, Grenada. i.
the guest OF Misses Carrie aud Slora
Bufialoc.
Rev. J. W. Honnell. Holly Springs
spent the nr~f Of yeak With ttr II
n. standefer.
Mrs. Stella Smith, OF Dcason Miss.
Is visiting her parents, DIR. and Mr..
J. u. McEwen.
Miss l;e-sic wohlleh-n left today
for Covington, Tenn 20 visit her
sister. Mrs. Lilly Hudson.
John Fslkner student os A. A NJ.
College. Is visiting his parents. Col.
aud Mrs. J. W. r. Falkncr.
Mr.. Paul Pegue-. of winona, vlsl-
ted his mother. brother and sisters,
at this place, the tirst OF the week
Miss Frost Roane, dlsecior OF the
school Of music Al Abbeville. spent
Saturday and Sunday with her pa
rents.
Miss Nirgie Mosby, who has been
teaching in the Gomez neighbor-
hood for the past several months.
has returned home.
Mr.. ID. I. Sultan returned few
days ago from Covington, Tenn,
where he was called by the death OF
his brother in law, DIR. Hudson.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

All who were ia attendance
Of the entertain ment at womans
College Friday evening heartily
enjoyed AN Evening With
Shakespeare and accompany
ing musical recitations. The
debate. Resolved. That Lady
Macbeth WIS More Guilty Than
Her Husband, was ably dis
cussed by six charming young
ladies'. The Judges decided IN
favor of the affirmative. The
quotation contest was much en-
joysd by all, Misses Sykes and
Wyatt were heartily encored IN
their vocal selections by the ap
preeiaiive audience. Songs, re-
citations aud quotations were all
taken from the writings OF the
Bard of Avon. Much OF the
credit, Tor success of this even
ing was due TO the special in
struction in elocution, vocal and
instrumental music. under those
efficient specialists of their de-
partme nts. Misses Pe,rie. Sykes,
Parker and Neblett.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29
Liberty It'll.

There is q great deal Of sick
ness in this section.
Mrs. Sidney Avent has been
quite sick.
Bro J. 8. Hubbard preached
an excellent sermon on Love and
jealousy last fourth Sunday at
Cypress Greek.
Bro. Finley is TO preach for
US next Sunday at Cypress
Greek.
Mrs Bette Jones, visited the
family of DIR. Brown this week
glad to hear that he is imurov-
ing and will soon be able to
take up his practice again.
Farmers are late preparing
their lands for another crop.
Mr. John Goolsby Of Oxford
visited his parents last Sun
day.
Mr. Will Adams has beer
painting at Mr.. p. +. Go0lsby't
this week.
Mrs Camy Parks has beer
quite sick the past week will
LaGrippe.
There is going to be q concer
at Philadelphia next Frida,
night under the management o
Miss Gabrie Huston hope ]
will be q success.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29
FAGT TRAlN.

The Kansas City Limited. This
modern equipped fast train with re,
clining chair car (chair free and
Palace Buffet Drawing-room SiesP-
ing-car leaves Birmingham daily
via the Kansas City, Memphis q
Birmingham X. X. at i2:lo noon
arrives in Memphis at sos pm.
and Kansas City at e:i5 next morn
ing. Connec.s at Memphis with
trains for Arkansas and Texas A,
Nichols for points in Texas ana
Northwestern Arkansas; ana At
Kansas City Union Depot with ias.
trains for Colorado, California ana
I'll points West and Northwest
J. E. LOCKWOOD, q. L. \:
Kansas City, MO.
w. z. JONES, T. p. A.
Atlanta, Ga.
CHAs. JONES, L. p. A;
birmingham, Ala.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

Hopes Blue Liue Female Reg
ulator is the prescription OF a
practical, scientific aIrd success
lul physician: and is the very
best treatment tor female troub-
les. Price 80 cents. For sal.
by A. II. kendei, druggist. Ok
ford, Miss.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

A small wreck OF freight cars
occurred at College Hill station
last Sunday morning, causing a
delay of the passenger trains
for several hours. No one wac
injured and the damage was
soon repaired
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

Mr.. Will NichO.s has accepted
the position OF travelling agent
Tor the Knights Of Damon and
will enter upon his work in a
few days. This affable young
man has many warm friends in
oxford, who will be delighted
20 learn Of his good fortune, al
though they will regret to lose
him from the town. May sue
cess attend him IN all his under.
.akiugs.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

Mrs. Beulah ). Parks, wife
of Mr.. Collier Parks, and only
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. n.
Slough, died at her home ten
miles east of Oxford last Sunday,
after a lingering illness. She
leaves a husband and two small
children, a father, mother and
brother to mourn her loss, aud
THE EAGLE extends sympathy
in their sad hour Of bereave-
menf.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29
A Ftendi<h Attack.

An attack was lately maie on C.
F. Collier, of Cherokee, Iowa, that
nearly proved fatal. II came through
his kidneys. His back got so lame
he couli not stoop without great
pain, nor sit IN a chair except prop
ped by cushions. No remedy help
cd him until he tried Electric Bit
ters which effected such a wonder
ful change that he writes he feels
like a new man. This marvellous
medicine cures backache and kid;
ney trouble, purifices the blood and
builds up your health. Only soc at
X. B. Chiffon & Co., Oxford.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

Dis,emper has been prevalent
among the horses of this com.
munity aud nearly all OF them
look thin and spiritless. This
will prove n matter of serious
inconvenience TO the farmers
and those who are compelled to
put their stock TO hard work.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

Has wo.ld-w fame for marvel!
lous cures. IL suspasses any other
salve, lotion, ointment or balm for
Cu.s, Corns, Burns, Boils, Sores,
Felons, Ulcers, letter, Salt i'heum,
Fever Sores, Chapped Hands, Skin
t,ruptions: Iafzllibie for Piles.
Cure guaranteed. Only 25c at X.
IL. CailsoD * Co.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

Mrs. Berthe wilburn. wife OF
Mr.. James wilburn, living Z
miles from Abbeville, was so
severely burned last Thursday
that she expired in . few hours
Mrs. wilburn Was standing be-
fore the fire in her room when
her clothing caught fire. She
became excited, ran into the
ward and her clothing was burn
ed from her body in q few MON
ents. She had been married but
two years, and leaves an infant
only . few weeks old, and heart
broken husband to mourn her
tragic death.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

Miss Maggie Necly, Of the
woman's College, has been
elected to represent the Elocu.
ton Department in the State
contest during the Crystal
Springs Chatauqua next June.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

Hon. John N. Stone, ex GOV.
ernor of Mississippi. and the
present president OF the y SM.
College at StarksyiIle, died at
the home of his neice, Mrs. Er.
meet Mekie, in Holly Springs
Monday, after a brief illness oi
ery sIpelas. HIS remains We're
inferred in the cemetery at Iuka,
Miss, on Tuesday afternoon,
many distinguished men from
all over the State being in atien.
dance. Ex-Goy. Stone Was 80
years of age, and had occupied
niaay high and responsible posi-
tI0n during his life time. lie
was considered one OF the ablesi
statesmen of the day. He leaves
a devoted wife, to whom the
sympathy of the State is exten
ded in her deep berea vment.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

A sure and safe way to cure chilis
is to take Hills Chill Prescription.
IL contains no poison, and is taste
less and guaranteed. II is sold all
over the South and in Oxford by
Lr. A. III. Kendel. II is made only
by Indiana Drug Specially Co., st.
Louis and Indianapolis.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29
Notice tn IenclferS.

Examinations for the white
teachers will be held April 9th
and 7th, and April 10th and 2lsi
For cnlored teachers, April 18th
IL, %, and 26.
ID. G.. CARPENTER,
Superintendent.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29
Eurnltnrc Sale.

/ now offer all OF mv doase
hold ani Kitchen Furniture fer
sale ON reasonable terms for
cash. Cali ~ s.Fl.Irlcs 81
North street 1ui make yoar Sc
teciiOns.
A. isRgNNFg
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

Dr Yerger Hicks a trustee Of
onr State University, aud a for.
mer citizen of this place, was
MARRIED TO Miss Maude Baldwin,
otCanton, on last Thursday.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

Sprai, the beautiful and saga.
cious little pug dog, belonging
to Mr.. Dick Wallace, showed
symptoms OF madness Monday
and had TO be shot, much To the
regret Of his many admirers.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29
uraced School.

FIRST Hos q Y rsLS.
I he following pupils made the
highert grades in their classes for
the seventh month. ending March
23rd.
y Grade Henry lipsord.
IN Grade Nina Henfrpn.
VIII Grade Isla Smith.
VII Grade Ellie Sullivan.
NfGradc Mallss.t A.oss and Myr-
tic Simmons.
V Grade Ida Goodwin. William
TOgerson and Lola Adams.
~ Grade Powell Plant.
III Section a - George
Cook, Lucille Fades and Ina kimble
Section B Mai1line Breuner.
II Grade Vivian Wallace and
William Rowland.
6rado Section A-Nettie Ray
Sims aud Myrtle Johnson.
Section b Melvin Brown and
Lula NAV Hester.
Section C-Chsrley Davis.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

Mrs. A. II. Mecklin, of New
Orleans, passed through the
city several days ago, en- route
TO College Hill 10 visit her par.
ents, Mr aud Mrs. John Ander-
SON
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

Robert Sanders, who killed
the negro boy Ernest Kelly, two
weeks ago, was found guilty OF
manslaughter, aud sentenced TO
ten years in the penitentiary.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

Prof. Fulton, DIR. X. VI. Leav.
ell, DIR. K W. Jones, and Mr.. W.
ID. johnson attended the funeral
OF Bx-Gov. Stone at iuka, on
Tuesday.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

Judge II. +. Simrall aud
Judge J. A. Orr, are iecturiny
the junior and senior law classes
at the University this week.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

Have you n coughs A dose OF
Coussen's Honey OF Tar will relieve
1t. Price a5 and 5oets. Sold by X
X. Chiffon & Co.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

Mesdames h. l.. 1hwcalt aud
Matt Douglas, of Paris, Miss,
were pleasant callers at this of.
ice Monday.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

Manufacturers Of wagons and
other vehicles have advanced
prices 10 per cent.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29
To the EAST via south
crn Railway.


The Southern Railway Offers
quick and convenient schedules
from all Mississippi points to the
Fast. Choice OF three routes are
afforded viz the Birmingham and
Atlanta; Birmingham, Chattanooga
and Ashevilic through the scenic
portion of North Carolina termed
THE Land Of the SKY and vis
Birmingham, Chattanooga, Bristol
and Lynehburg. Elegant sleepin,
car and dining car service Is afford
ed by any of these routes.
The passenger equipment in ser-
vice ON the Southern Railway j.
kept up to the highest standard o
excellency and everything Is don,
for the comfort and convenience I
its patrons. Call on, or write an,
agent OF the Southern Railway 70
time tables and descriptive adveE
tising matter.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

Mr.. John Morrow has accept.
cd n position AS salesman in the
Racket Store.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

Is the freak editing of news
papers to become . fadf Now
it is stated that Brigham ii.
Roberts the Mormon whom Con-
gress declined to receive as a
representative from Utah, is to
edit a Kansas newspaper for a
month. Roberts is to be afford.
ed an opportunity TO give his
side of the proceedings at
Washington aad TO defend the
faith of the Mormon Church.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

The Knights Of Damon or
ganized . COnelave at this place
last "Wednesday, and the follow
ing officers were elected; T.. G.
Foster, commander; A. II. Ken
del, vice commander, T. NJ.
Stone, prelate; w. Is. Johnson,
secretary aud collector. DIR; Z.
II. Wright, treasurer; w. w.
Nichols, senior warden; Gus
Robinson. sentinel; p. w. Row
land, physician.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

Mrs. Hannah Strong has been
quite I'll from la grippe several
days this week.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

United States Marshal George
" Buchanan, Of Holly Springs,
spent Tuesday In the city.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

Mr.. Is. ). Dooley was vel.
come visitor TO The EAGLE Of
flee Monday.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

The celebrated Guy Jack case
ON trial at Meridian during the
past week. was decided last Fri
day. As is known BIZ most of
our readers, Mrs. Lille Stewart
and Guy Jack. of Scooba, Miss.
brought the suit against the Mu.
tual Reserve Fund Life Insur
ance Association, of New York,
for the recovery of $4,000 on
the life of Charles I. Stewart,
who was poisoned and for which
crime DIR. w. ii. Lipscomb, his
family physician, was convicted
and sentenced to the peniten-
tisry for life. The verdict wss
rendered in favor OF the insur,
ance company. As it will be
remembered, DIR. Lipscomb died
while serving his sentence.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

The Epworth League Literary
sociable will be held at DR..
Jones Friday night.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

Mr.. It. Lynch, Of Delay. ~as
a pleasant visitor to Tux EAGLE
ofilcc last Saturday.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

The special election to all the
vacancy in the Bailiirs Office IN
this, Bea, ], takes place Saiur.
day April Z.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29
LOCAL NEWS.

The United Stairs Custom.
House is rejoicing in n new flag
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

Ii you are in need of a first
class hair cut call on Clark the
barber. at the Caldwell House
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29
HORSE SHOE
RESTAURANT.
Turner & Bundren.
South Side Square.
t++f<<t+<A++

Is now opened for the re-
ception of guests. Every
thing TO which the
appetite may aspire or
TO please the most epecurean
taste. You can eat at leis-
ure, with pleasure. No
haste, everything to suit
the most delicate taste.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

WANTED, Several persons for
" district Office managers in this
State to represent m IA their own
aud surrounding counties. Willing
10 pay yearly SjJa, weekly. iiesis-
able empioym mt with unusual OPP
port1niss. References exchanged.
En.iose self addressed stamped en-
vslope. 5 \. PARK, 80 Caston
Building. Chicago, Iii.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29
All kinds Of Garden Seed, il
bulk or package at
TURNER Il BUSDREN's.

Use Chi.ton's Reliable Diar-
rhoea Cure-a sure shot toi
Diarrhoea Dysentery and all
summer complaints
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

District Attorney Roane IL in
attendance of the Circuit Court
which convenes at Ssrdis, this
week
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29
Son-Residca At No;lse.


The state of Miss sisslppi.
To jennie Touch, whose POST
Office Il Little River. exas, you are
herei ' com handed 10 appear be
fore the Chaucery tourt ~ La ay-
cite Count. Mississippi, on the itA
Monday in STA, Eco, 10 show eause
Il any, why the final account Of n.
J. u. segler npw on file in tais court
should not be allowed aud said
guardian discharged.
This 2ist day Of March. A n. 100
B. Z. GRAY, Clerk.
j. W. T. FALKSER,
Attorney for Guardian.
To Teachers and Pupils.
! have 100 games on the His.
tory of Mississippi which | will
sell at 20ets each. This game
is approved by IA number of
Nississippi's leading educators.
\ great help TO those preparing
for teachers examinations.
Amusing Is well as instruc
tive. Send at once to
Z. J. GILMER.
ToccOpola, Miss.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

Razors keen and clean shave
at Clark's.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29
To Teachers and Pupils
New
Blacksmith
Shop.
If+++% +

] have opened up a
general blacksmith and
repair shop, where ! ana
prepared to do all kinds
of work in my line and
guarantee satisfaction.
shop one door East of
l.. f.. Matthew'S Stable.
ROBT j. KNIGHT.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

Subscribe for The EAGLE.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

"A collection Was taken IN our
city this week for the relief Of
The famine sufferers in iudia.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

THE EAGLE calls the attention
of its readers to the new road
law as passed by the recent
Legislature, and published in
another column. IL is optionary
with the Board OF Supervisors
as to whether or not the law
becomes operative in this coun
ty. II you favor or oppose this
law speak to your members OF
the Board before their meeting
in April SO that when they act
Justice will be done all parties.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

Messrs. l.. Fudge anl J W.
Norheet, we're welcome visitors
TO THE EAGLE Office SATURDAY,.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29
ply SECIANS.
+. CHANDLER, VI. ID.

I. CHANDLER, VI. ID.
o2FICE at Rcs:dea ce on South
Street.
will be glad 10 serve friends.
aud patrons.
Oxford eagle., 1900-03-29

1 desire to thank, through the
columns of THE EAGLE, the
kind hearted people Of Oxford
for their assistance and sympa-
thy during the illness and death
OF nv wife. Although entire
strangers in the place, the citi.
xeus did every thing in their
power to minister to the comfort
of nv wife on her death bed and
have since shown great kindness
to myself aud children.
q. w. MANNING.
Oxford, Miss, March 9th.