Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-14

OF puis.
Mr L 4 Feauts, representing
the Jlckssu Clarion-Ledger. wa.
in the city MONDAY, aud paid us a
pleasant visit.
nr. Norris Gipseu, left Sunday
evening for ShArkey's Landing.
10 Ta!i4hatchle county. He has
accepted position with Col. james
Rev. L q Mitchell, Of Paris,
Tenn, will preach at the Cumber-
land Pre-bs church rext
Sunday-both morning and eve.
ming.
Dr.. j L Johnson, of the Uuiver-
.:ty, will conduct the services at
the Baptist church every Friday
night. The public is invited to at
tend.
Mr.. Cowan, Of Wall Hill, Mar.
shall county, WIS in the city this
v-sk looking for a place to rent OF
buy, with the view Of lscatirg in
u city.
Judge Hill is holJl.g Federal
court in jackson this week. He
will 20 from there to Mississippi
City IL hold the FIRST term OF his
court sa toe coast.
The me nber of the Athena Soci
esy, OF Union Femal. College. will
give banquet ON Friday night
in honor of the first Anniversary
Of the Society. 1t promises to be
a grand affair.
Csapton & Co, of Chicago have
been awarded the contract to
build the Neaphis, Oxford 4
Tuscaloosa railroad. Work will
com mcEe. at an early day.-Ap-
peal, 10.
Mrs. ArehibAl1. OF Oxford, with
-s lovely and accomplished
daus ut r Miss Georgia, aud itti,
R.y Mosby, paid Holly Spring,
> pleasant visit this week the
guest of Mrs. V A Aosby.-H 5
Reporter.
Tso Oxford Convccation of the
Diocese Of mississippi (EpiscopaD
met ut All Saints church. Grsna-
da, on Tuesday Feb 5th. The
Very Rev. John A Harris, Dean
and Rector Of St Peters Church Of
Oxford. presided. The topics dis
cussed were Sunday School work,
missions and lay comparatively
V Progress.
The Sub-Alliance of LAFAYETTE
co lnty will call a meeting at an
eag!y day to ascertain the amount
Of st:ek that wlll be taken in the
Oxford Alliance Exchange aud
all stockholders are requested to
meet tas Board of Directors, in
Oxford February o3l, and pay
oVerthe amount Of subscription 60
the Beard Of Directors. This Feb.
q, 1889. NJ G Dentsn, See.
Messrs. Compton S Co., Of Chi.
casc. capitalists and railroad con
tractors. nave s.cuitd and signed
the cor tract for the huildln; Ct the
Memph 8, Oxford aud Columbus
kdr,a5, aud work will be com
msaeed at the earliest practicable
date. The road is q contin uation
OF the Bald Knob, and Mr.. Gould
Is at its bles. Tue exact routs il
not yet determined on, but it is not
improbable that Tuscaloosa OF
birmingh ham will be touched, and
that the terminus will be Pensaee.
Ii, Fh-Avalanehe.
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