Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-11-29
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Most .; thr sSys are aou vel
ct the mumPs and are attending
tssir classes.
] This IS he Presbyterian YEA,
for furnishing the commencement
preacher We hear Ct ne election
as yet
Tia S-nisr Debate Is to come oz
IN Jsnaary. this session. THIS j.
placed earlier ID prevent such
crsvdlng OF werk near The eIsse Of
tae session..
Prof. E Mavss lectured I. thu
Y II c A last Sunday evening". II
vas \ good lecture snd we think
all thai herd ia -tjsFed It. There
vas \ large crowd n atteniare..
We notice a mistake in the
/. I'm 2us Dots.r last week DIR.
Whea.s resignation II totake effect
the hrst u next October and not
February, a. pr atsi We think
tais was ! mistake Of the PRINTER.
There Is = resolution on the bull
letla board. passed By the bOari Of
Trustees Last JuEs, requiring some
member Of the faculty to visit the
bors rooms at least twice a week
Tor tae purpose of inspection aud
discipline. Look out, bey., your
mischief viii be found cut.
Students are still coming IN.
We hear that Capt. Wynn. Of Col
feevllls has moved to Oxford for
the purpose Of educating his chill
dren. His son expects to attend
the Uaissrsity- Also d b Griffin
of Perry county. one of last years
students, has Just r,turaed.
The He.naeau Society has lost
its records prior to 1874. The
Alumni Assoc iation Is very an,-
ious to End them to use in writing
the History of the University.
Should this meet the eve of anv
one who knows the Whereabouts OF
the recsrds-esp.cially the Ante
bellum records-please repor. to
the EAGLE Once.
Rev. r o B Morrow. class of '13
who for the past five Years has
been pastor Of the p sbyterian
church in S,arkville, N. c., is
spending few days amsng BIZ.
University and Oxford 6neads
He took TAR, with Us SUNDAY at
ternoon in the 7 u ca. He
thinks Of beating somewhere in
the West, probably in Fl Smith,
Ars.
The November number of the
University Magazine has Just
reached gs. This is the FIRST ap-
pearaaee Of the "Magr this ses-
sion- Prof Hutscn's article on
Cable is attracting favorable notice
by the we'll inf rmed. Progress
and Sentiment" and "Coneentra-
ton of Thought" are sober sen<i-
bic articles. The comic poet has
his wings well plumed.
There were two joint meetings
Of the various University clubs
last week, held for the purpose OF
Considering whether or not they
would get up an annual pubIica-
tion, somewhat similar to the Mag
axire. In this, eIch club is to
have so much space. Also invita-
tions were extended to the two
Young lady clubs.r namely. the
Alpha Beta Tau, and the Delta
Gamma. to contribute.
There il talk of placing the
Junior debate for tie Annivesarian
of both socistie., on Junisr dsv CT
commen cement. With the change
We think the Junisr day, instead
of being pr,verbially dali, viii be
one Of the most interest aud ex-
element. Let some one make .
speech on this subject in the soeie-
ties, then secure the concurrence
Of the faculty and the change can
90 into immediate effect.
Phi Sigma Society held it's bi-
monthly election last Saturday
With the following result : w ii
Mitchell, of the law class, presi-
dent E B Pierce, viee-president /;
w B Scott, recording secretary /;
B Aldrich, lst censor B u Riv-
ers, ID censor u l. Spence. b.
monthly orator E j Buck. DOOR
keeper. Tie societies. are not
quite 50 strong in numbers this
year as last, and the men ssrs are
trying to make up for the dehcieE :
ev in numbers BY the increased
l.fr,a.n.. On. tns.r mart