Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

remainder on the coast for the
benefit Of Mr.. smiths health.
Rev. j. ". iioun.il, prcsid-
ing elder at the Holly springs
district. spent the first of tlse
week with Rev. x ". standeIcr
Mr.. Hannell Is one of tae lead
ing members OF the North Mis-
sissippi Conference
A number 81 Young people
from Holly Spriag- aud s%sVerai
from MemPhi. and ether points
are in the eity attending The
falr. aad xtI take va the Carui
val nall ~ss..s ga ia- .sty.
wAxTED-Ai once - hea!
~ gosui hogs. all pay the
nighrst market price.
\. T. MATHEWS
For tender meats 81 delicious
aavor. 90 10 X A. Robson
We call especial attention OF
our readers 10 tke two amend
menis uf our constitution, as
they Will appear on the election
tickets on Nov. 9th. To be voted
for. or against. These two
amendments will be found Ia
another column aud should be
Of vital interest to every voter
IN the county.
Miss Belle Sullivan enter
tanned her friends at a Pink tea
Friday evening. About twenty
representative Young ladies and
gentlemen of the city enjoycd
the charming hospitality OF this
popular young lady.
Mrs. Wilmer Leiich aud little
daughter l.n yesterday for their
home in Cantor. They we're
accompanied by Miss Katie
Archibald, Mrs Leitch's sister.
Miss Katie will make her future
home In Canton, much TO the re
greet OF her many friends here.
DIR. L. H.. Wright will not be
in hs office next week. HIS
patrons will please bear this Ia
mind.
The Robson Market House
is rapidly gaining in popularity
on account OF the pure, tender
meats they serve their custom
ers.
The Bee Hive has just teceiv
ed "a second supply OF Fall Nil
linery aud invites the ladies To
call aud make their selections,
Mr.. Rosco Smith. who has
been the guest OF SeY,tor Sulli.
vans family for the past several
weeks, LEFT Friday Tor the State
OF Washington TO make his home
in the Ear West.
Mr.. Fred Montgomery lett
last week for Memphis to accept
a position as stenographer with
The firm of william X. moore 4
Co.. one Of largest dry goods
houses in the Bluff City.
Go To the Bee Hive Tor the
most beautiful and artistic mil.
linery.
Ifyou are IN doubt about your
ability to provide a good din
per, 90 to X. u. R0bison's ON
Depot street and he will sup
ply your table with choice Beef,
Kid. Mutton or Pork.
Mr.. Leroy Roberts and Miss
Daisy Butler were married on
Oct. 4th., at the residence OF Mr.
Dave Houston. OF the Holder
neighborhood. These young
people are exceedingly popular
in social circles and are to be
congratulated by their many
friends upon their mutual good
fortune in securing life partners.
The home aud household ef-
| fects Of Mr.. john Perkins were
destroyed by fire last Wednes-
day morning. while the family
we're in the field. The house
was the property Of Mr.. Lowery
Kimmons, and was known as
the old Foster place. We regret
to learn that everything was
lost and no insurance.
The Ladies' prayer meeting at
the Methodist Church Monday
AFTERNOON was we'll attended.
and more than usual interest
manifested. The meeting was
heid on Monday instead OF
Thursday. on account OF that
being the day the fair begins.
THE regular weekly prayer
meeting will be held by these
christian women as usual next
Thursday, today week at $50
AT the NJ. L. Church.
A negroes team run away on
the public square Tuesday
afternoon and created quite AN
Excitement among teams aud
pedestrians. The only damage
done vas tearing the harness to
pieces and slightly breaking the
. wagon. This, however, should
prove a warning TO drivers who
leave their wagons or vehicles
unhitched while they go into
stores to do trading. Some seri-
Gus accident Is liable to result
, from such carelessnessI and 1t
should be stopped.