Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-02
Oxford Eagle.
THURSDAY, AUG. 1883.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

November election, subject To th
action Of the Democratic party.
ry We are authorized to announc
ALLAN I. HODGE, n eandidat
nncr for re.c election for the Office q
ray. Bailiff OF Beat |, at he Novembc
tlict election, subject 10 the action o
ms the De ocratic party,
of u
m. FOR SUPERVISOR.
uncc We are authorized to annomc,
fee JOHN A.. BUTLER, u candi1at,
trct for Supervisor Of Beat Lat the mex.
DIS. November election subject t.
Tin the action Of the Democratic praty
non, We are authorized to announc,
'ics' JOHN DRURY, u candidate fol
mo- Supervisor of Beat |, at the next
November election, subject &c th,
ince action of the Democratic party.
,un-
a.. EAGLE AGENT.
mo- Henry A. MooRE, of the EAGLE
office, is our authorized Agent NJ
this place, to solicit, receive and
receipt for this paper.
nee ~
fee The Wool Hat boys were around
At again.
ict -
mi. Trade in all departments has
been remarkably d1ll this week.
Mr.. j. l. Lowe, of Pamela
county, was in our city this week.
wer Turnir seed Of all kinds at
the s. I. KING & Son.
ject
atic Our thanks are due Hon. Van
H. Manning. for valuable public
nee documents.
-. After the convention next Satur-
, Of day, there will be a hull in the pc.
@litical atmosphere.
nee For a pure white wine Vinegar,
ior call on S. L. KING & Son.
Oh The United States Court House
CoHhiHiooibNtI VIII ulttt III Wis
place on Saturday.
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for Mrs. l. NJ. Farrell and family,
nn- and Mrs. J. p. Hall, of Holly
~ Springs, are visiting Lafayette
Springs.
ace Mrs. Pollard, Of Memphis and
Mrs. DR.. Winston. of Pontotoc are
visiting the family of G. B. Lowe,
no. of this city.
The Oxford market is well SUPP
,te piled with water melons and an.
tie .elopes, and they are selling at
on, reasonable rates.
no. -
s. r. KING & Sow. hove Just re-
700 reIved a supply of Magnolia Hams,
Breakfast bacon, fierce Lard and
NV retail maekerel.
Mr.. James Perry, of Walton has
10. our sympathies in the death of his
little son, which occurred last
Monday morning.
zee The Wool Hat Brigade turned
" out last Saturday. at this place IN
full force and did gallant and eff
TO- f~ective service. Long live the
Wool Hat Brigade.
\; We are pleased to notice that
n. Mrs. r. b. Morrow and family, OF
b. Lexington, are on a visit to Mr.,3.
% P. Howell, her father, and will
spend the summer here.
'or For Diarrahea and other bowel
at complaints use S. Z. KINa's Diar.
N. rahea cordial. If it fails to give re.
lief, return the bottle, and you
shall have your money back. If.
ce The Oxford Camp Meeting, Al
" miles east of this place, begins to-
~ night. There will be a larg. at
he tendance, and a very interesting
meeting may be expected.
The corn crop in many neigh
ce borhoods in this county, have suf-
tie fored materially for the want of
rain. At the date Of this writing
rain is needed in nearly every por-
ton of the county.
The United States Court ad-
Oh journed last Friday. The Ju 'ge
and the officers Of his court will
now, we hope, have a little rest af-
ter their long and arduous labors
to during the heated term. They
of have worked faithfully in the per-
Torrance of their duties, and have
done their work well.
n The picnic at Abbeville last
n Tuesday was a perfect success in
u every respect. Those who atten'
ded from this place, speak in the q
highest terms of the affair and [
: were highly delighted with the
ce cordial and hospitable greeting ;