Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-21

Now is the time for the ladies'
to give their attention to pIaat-
ing shrubbery in the cemetery.
A nice cistern and aA necessa-
~ tools have been prepared for
all who ARE to use them.
ChamberIain's Cough Remedy
gives the best satisfaction Of
any cough medicine I handle.
and as a seller leads all other
preparations in this market. 1
recommend it because il ~ the
best medicine | ever handled
for coughs, colds and Group.
\. W. Baldridge, MillersviIle,
ILL., For sale by q. VI.
Knight, Oxford. f. VI. Pettis.
College Hill.
Mrs. C.. W. Harris was called
by telegram to Come, Miss,
last Friday by the critical i'll
ness of her sister, Miss Lide
Craig. who has many relatives
and friends here who hope she
will recover.
Mrs. Kate Burns. Of Milan.
Tenn; Mrs. Luey White, OF
Martin, Tenn, and Mr.. Frank
w0riey, of Florence, Ala at
tended the funeral of their
mother, Mrs. WorIey, which
took place Saturday.
W. E. Clark cuts hair for p
cents, and in any style that you
may wish Guarantees salts
faction in every cut Strictly
irst-elass. Thanks for past "a.
vors and hope a continuance
Of same. Children under n
years, haircut 10 cents, sham.
poo 10 cents. Give me a call
and be convinced
W. e CLARK.
A petition praying the Gov
ernor to pardon Will Hollowell,
who was sent from this county
last year under a seven year
sentence, has been circulating
this week, and receiving many
signatures.
Mrs. Isaac TOmlinsOn, of Madi.
son county, Tenn, is attending
the bedside of her brother, Mr..
Joe Pope, who has been sd Sc.
riously ILL for several weeks
with slow fever. We are glad
to state that he is improving.
Chilton's Syrup of White
Pine and Tar for coughs and
colds.
K. R. Chiffon 4 Co.
All the elements which IA.
ture requires, to make the hair
beautiful and abundant, are sup.
piled in Ayers Hair vigor
This preparation keeps the
scalp free from dandruff, pre-.
vents the hair from becoming
dry and harsh, and makes il
flexible and glossy.
Have you seen the T.. r. @.
Messenger this month IL il
in magazine form, contains
twelve pages of choice reading,
and is equal to any Of the lead.
ing college monthlies Of the
country. The frontispiece is
the portrait of one of the pretty
students Of the institution
PICTUR Pic of $50
grades made by the photo.
grapher-
Best work Cabinets sEz doc.
Second grade Cabinets q doz,
Owing to the increase of my
millinery business I have seeur'
ed the services Of Miss Lyde Per
kins, of St Louis, Mo-, To assist
Miss Helen Trigg in the MILL
merry department, and we expect
to be able No show you a move
display or all the newest spring
styles next Tuesday, March 20
j. T. PEGUEs.
Mrs. Nathan Morley died a
her home near Oxfcrd on the
18th inst, and the remains wers
inferred in the Oxford cemetery
the next day. Mrs woriey was
a native Of Baltimore, Md
Moved to Oxford in 1858, and
has lived here continuously
since. She leaves a husband
and six children To mourn the
loss of a devoted wife and moth
er.
My Dear Mr.. Elliott: Ii gives
ms great pleasure to inform you
personally, and the public gen
orally, that your entertainment
given in our course WAS entire
ly satisfactory to US, and hearti
ly enjoyed by the large audience
that was present--James Lo
gan Gordon, Gen1 See,y Y. VI
c. A, Boston
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