Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-20

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Tavaars.
No. al-s p Il. lt-oe4l freight-l
Tickets sal5 e. al imrogsa at Posnts.
:. y. MITCHELL. Agent,
Go to U T @, tonight.
Hon VT Falkner attend>
edthe Pontotoc court last week.
Read the beautiful poem by a
local writer in another column.
Elegan; line Ladies' Shoes
Just received.
J Z NELSON.
The EAGLE will not make its
appearance again until the new
year.
Chant eilor Fultoa ofthe UNI
versisy visited Jackson last
Saturday.
Mr. aud Mrs. Wigginton will
spend Christmas week in Nc
hinnville, Team
1900 pair Mems Shoes at fac
tory cost.
] e NELSON.
ISes With It's exciting canvass
fsS State aud county offices Will
so0a be upon rs.
Mrs > Z Yates returned hSme
Saturday after an extended so
jozra II ColGmbus. Miss
Ollie West i back on . visit
20 relatives aud friends aud will
remain until after the holidays.
Deaf forge, thai you can ind
choice meats ana fresh grocer
les A. CroHeh's reg stand on
soath side of The square.
Miss Jeanne GeKie is expect
ed home Saturday from Jack
sen, Ca, - spend the holidays
Mr. II w0hIieben visited
Ba.esvilIs recently IN the inter
est Of the Hedge Fence Compa-
ny.
The Society svea: Of the sea-
son all De the Lecture, by Ex-
Gov Taylor, " ednessiay, Jan.
u, IS95.
Everything al greatly reduced
prices J L NKILSoN.
Letters have been received
irsE ao.Iy Springs and Water
Valley. engaging seats for Gov.
Tsyier's ssesare-
Hen. / B Jones Of Taylors,
retained home Friday after
spea sing nearly two weeks in
our city as = Federal juror
Alaer spending a few days in
Oxford Col &c Holloway left
Tuesday night for DeSoto coGn-
" 10 look after mis- business in
teEsstS.
RI Couch 8 "a. have NOV
81 their business across the
sqaars 20 the south side. next
d0oe rest OF Chandeliers, and
wish ali CT their old patrons and
TIE pab,Ic TO eah at their new
place OF business
Mrs Bette Jackson OF Mem
phis. returned home Tuesday
norniag after a pleasant visit OF
a week TO the family Of Mr.. Jno,
f Jackson
Mrs. A I Owens gave an en-
tertaInmeut Friday night last,
complimentary to the Christian
Endeav0r circle of the Cumber-
land church.
We are indebted to the Post
master General tor q copy oil
bis annual report of the United
States for the fseal year ended
June 80. 1894.
You will find Crorch's new
market house right scross the
street from Lewis & Mckee
Go and see what an improve
meat they have made
We received a pleasant call Q
few days since from Mr.. e Z
Smith, enc of eur appreciated
friends and patrons Of the Noak
aeighbcrhcod.
Cotton sagons stood In a doao
le row IRON the warehouse q
the middle of the square Tues
day, awaiting turn at the scales
Cotton is low in price but La
Fayette county has plenty Of il
Don't taii to be promptly OF
hand Eext Wednesday at 10 n m
At Bafaloe's and secure Q goot
seal for Gov. Bob Taylor's lee
ture. There is going to Do ,
big rush, and first come, irs
served
For rheumatism I have foun,
nothing equal 10 Chamberlain
Pain Balm IL relieves the pair
as soon as applied. J W Young
West Liberty, w. Va Tn
prompt relief II affords is alon'
worth many times the cost, 50t
Its continued use will effect
permanent cure. For sale b.
q NJ Knight, Oxford, r n Petit
College Hill.
All indications point to th
largest audience that ever gree
ed any speaker in Oxford, o
the night of Jan. 2, to hear Fl