Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-17

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Mr. W. ;. Harris of Liberty
Hill. is a new subscriber to the
EAGLE.
Mr.. e l. Park is another
good citizen who has left Us to
settle in Texas
Alfred Stephens vas up from
Water Valley last Sunday look
ing xell and happy.
Mr.. ]. W. BOwser expects To
move into his handsome new
residence by Jan LIST.
Miss Florence Phillips on
University avenue, has been
sick for the past week
Miss Maxey Short and Mr.
Lamar Weleh of our county
were married last Saturday.
Mr.. F. ; Leavell has been
confined at home for the past
week on account of illness
Ms. ) G. May, Of lafayette
Springs, Will please accept
thanks for her subscription
Mr.. BHffaloe-s handsome line
of Dolls and Christmas goods
have attracted much attention
Ms. Abe Bremen has been
quite sick several DAYS this
week but we are glad TO state !
Il improving
We return thanks TO DIR. Cul-
len for some of the finest tur-
BipS that have been raised in
the county this season
The handsome line of elegant
IeE~lry and SiIverxare at the
attractive store Of Mr.. Hustaee.
has besa greatly admired
Mr. Ben Short and family.
Ms Leila Majors and her sistur
Mss SallIe JOaes. boarded the
train q Oxford last Saturday
night for Texas
4 citizen Of the mouth of
TT1pah nei-hborhood informs
the EAGLE that they are badly
IN need Of a physician in that
section
The Doll wedding in high
life which occurred at the Kim
mons Hall on Tuesday evening.
Was enjoyed b. large assem-
bly,.
Nr. W. $ Mallory has been
suffering with . earbuncle. for
the past few weeks at the home
Of Mr.. G.. NJ johnson west of
the campus
We return thanks TO our
friends and patrons who have
so kindly remembered Us by
coming forward and settling
their Subscriptions
We understand that Mr.. Wade
Moss of Pamela county viii re
move his family 10 Oxford with
In the next few weeks We are
glad to welcome them back To
their old home again
DIR. Calvin 5. Brown. the Pro
fessOr of Modern Languages in
the University. will lecture TO
the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION next Sunday after
noon. at 3 o'clock In the " NJ
e. A Hall. His subject viii be
The Bible as Literature The
Public are invited
The Racket Store was literal
ly packed with people Opening
DAY and until a late hour that
night. with visitors enjoying the
beautiful display of Holiday
goods. The pains-tzking. popu
lar proprietor deserves especial
thanks for his public treat this
year.
Dr.. and Mrs Summey viii
entertain Mr.. Leland T. Powers.
Miss Wardlaw and a few other
friends al 8 O'Clock dinner this
evening. Ii will be. no doubt
a pleasant reunion for Mr. Pow
ers and Miss WardIaw, as the
latter formerly vas a pupil OF
Nr. PoverS-ClarksvIlle Tenn
Leaf-Chronicle-
An alarm of fire about 10
o'clock Yesterday morning eaHs-
ed quite a panic for a few mo-
ments- The fire was discovered
In the parior Of Dr. Cairns resi-
denee by the timely passing OF
Slessrs. J. B. Roach and = ID
Anderson. who called assist
ance and soon extinguished II
lafayette comfy is again
called upon TO mourn the deatn
of one Of her best citizens Nj
A p. Browning died at his home
ten miles southwest of Oxford.
Tuesday evening at i O'Clock
For the past year the deceased
has been in declining health