Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-12-06
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Mr.. Edward MeArdle, Of Mem
phis. is n the city
We return thanks to Mr.. I H
Brozn, OF the mighty East, foT
several mammoth turnips.
Wr. g E Vine, of Dallas, was
in the city Tuesday and reports
the health of his section good.
FEDERAL court convened Hon
div morning and many visitors,
llwrers and witnesses are in atteu-
dance.
Prof Latham. of the University
aud Nh. NJ ID Warts, of Walton.
are new subscribers to the EAGLE
this week.
Judge Hill returned frcm Jaes-
son last week, boxing much i'm
proved franz his s1jiurn IN the
Capitol eisy.
NJ. I L Kendall left Mondlv
morning on 4 business trip 10 Ger
mantown. Memphis and other
points in Tennessee
Mr. Robert L Lee, of LaFay
cite county, and Miss Minnie
Moore. Of Yalobushs coantv, were
married at Holly Springs on Fri
day, November 30sh-
Mr.. Jsha Il Jones, Of Laberts
Hill, Gale to see Is a few days
since and renewed his subscription
TO the EAGLE He Is In his S0th
wear. and is still engaged IN the
active pursuits OF life.
Miss Josie Andrews is nov re
csiving pupils in Shorthand and
Trpe- writing at the residence Of
slrs. Henxood, on University
Avenue. Hours 10 to IL am, ]
to 4 pm, Tuesdays, Thurs days aud
Saturdays
Some OF the young ladies' Of the
Methodist congregation gave a
pleasant entertainment F-IiAv
night fer the benefit of the church
at the residence Of Mrs. Ross, on
North street Ii was well atten-
dei and very much enjoyed.
Mr.. C L Duncan, Of Denmark
has accepted a position With Mr. l
{ SameS, where be viii be pleased
10 have hls irieais giTe him call.
Albert Davidson can also be found
ready ID serve the customers OF
his house With hi. usual courtesy.
.r. w III Duncan, 4 studeGt OF
the . University, died Tuesday night
~ HeamsturIl fever after short
illness. The remains we've earn led
to his home in JohnsOnvIlls, Sun
fisxsr eouusY, Wednesday morn
ing. Mr.. Duncan had been IN cur
community FOR the past three
Years aud was held IN high es-
TEEN by all who knew him.
We learn with regret that Rev.
] Ell Edwards. pastor of the BaP-
tlst church II this place has ten
dered MS resignation, and coutem-
plates a removal f-om our clty In
the spring. Daring his six years
r4sitercs among Us, Mr.. Edwards
ms eudeared himself to the PEG
pie Of Oxford. who appreciate hin
for ais high christian character
and social qualities
Hon. D l. Carter returned to hi
hsne in Oxford SUNDAY night from
Tacoma. Washington Territory
where b. has been serving the I
s Government for the past year
His many friends throughout th'
county vii De glad to know tina
he has come back to remain perm
aHently. The government lose
faithful 5ficIal and Oxford gan.
one of its msst popular citizens.
On next Sunday Rev. K u Stan
defer, pastor OF the Methods
church, will preach his last sermoI
for the present Confereuce year
The North Mississippi CcEfe-enc'
will meet II Starkyills next wesl
and it Is the earnest desire of tn
citizens of Oxford and Ar. Stan
defer's congregation especially. By
whom he il held IN the hsghsS
esteem, that he sill be returned Il
u again.
Married at the residence Of th'
brides father, Mr.. v T Worley, a
9 o'clock pm, On Wednesday, No
venbsr "a, 1883, By Rev. Z 1
Palmer, Mr.. g r White, of Ten
nessee, and Miss Lucy WOr.ey. o
cur cts. After the ceremony re
frss6aents we're served To the IN
vIted guests aud we return tnanA'
fora liberal remembrance Of tn
same. This happy couple wsr'
the recipients Of many handsome
presents. The bridal party tool