Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-05-31

Rev. i. ". Lew q Grenad1.
came ~ last Thur~izy % assist ia
tae t5uH~rry- .ehtett marrfawe.
ard remained gztH FIR lay.
Mrs Eta Audsr- n znd Et-is
darxhter, q PatrcsA. XIV. who
awe b-cn VISITING their parents
A.. grand GT. znt Mn-
L Lake. have returned houlc.
Miss Willie Brown. OF wieha.
IA, Nan = the gEe-t OF hers
cousin. Mas iOiI Brown.
Ms. Mamie whbcuru enter
tliue4 az tea Thursday evening.
In honor OF Mis- Bew
Rev. y. W. T. Bacon Ief SGa
day night for Georgia. to spead
The next three weeks With his
children
MI = BagIey. has bogght
out Joe Blrrx's livery stable.
and the business will be con
dEcted BY Mr.. T. T. Nichols
Miss Elizabeth Cowan. VI. a.
a student OF the University OF
Mississippi. accompanied the
class in Astronomy to New Or
leans to observe the solar
eclipse last Monday.
Sol Patton. = veteran moon
shine dIstiller. was captured az
Clarksiale a few days ago by
sheriff HaFkins and lodged in
the county Jail Patton operat-
Ell near lafayette Springs. and
has bsea a fagitiye from Justice
Tor two years
Oar town marshal, Mr. T. Z.
Temple, has had North street
worked and other streets Of our
city pat IN good condition.
Several new plank walks also
gladden. the hearts offhe pedes
TRANS Nay the good work
eoafiRGe.
The lecture IA the Opera
House Monday evening was en-
jOyed by a large and appreei.
atiye audience. The sIngin.
by Mrs. Oscar wilkins. Miss
Lutte Jones and Mss HERON,
OF CcfFeeyille, xas especially
hne-
Hopes Blue Line Antisepiie
Is lie hes. antseptie on the
market. IL cures cuts. bruises,
sprsins, pains, IN the stomach,
etc. Also collie and ehaFbon ia
horses and mules. Price -
cents For sale 10y !. II. kea-
del, Druggist, Oxford, Miss
ChIIdren's Day vas eelebras-
ed at Mt. Zion last Sunday and
was attended by large crowds
from Oxford aud adjoining
neighborhOOds. The exercises
were appropriate and beautiful.
and all pronounced the day 4
-grand success.
i Messrs W. p. wilkins. John
F. Brown, Ed Hope. Prof j. g.
Deupree. W. {. SeilI aud
CkarIes Gates. Of Oxford;
~. VI. elmer, Prof. w b.
Gilmer, and Elton GiIueF. OF
Toeeapola. fefE Tuesday morn
ling for Louisville. Ky to attend
the great Reunion OF COnfedeT-
ate Veterans, from May 50th to
June 3rd.
The annual commencement
sermon Of the University will
be preached in the University
! chapel next Sunday morning al
IL o'clock by Rev. T. A Wig
: CLINTON, former pastor Of the
IC. Il. Church at this place but
now of Evansville, Ind No
services will be held in any OF
the churches that day.
Senator William v. Sullivan
arrived home Tuesday, after
having spen; several days in
jackson. while in that city b.
was interviewed by a reportel
,of the CIarIor.Ledger upon
several important politicaI
Questions of the day. This in
terview is highly interesting
land We regret that it reached u:
too late 10 appear in this issue
Sullivan will return Il
Washington after spending
!, fev DAYS with his family.
Hopes Blue Line Female leg
rIator is the prescription Of
praetieaI. scientific and success
ful physician; and IS the yer,
: besr treatment for female troub
Tiles. Price 80 cents For sal
by A. II. ksndeI, druggist Ok
ford Miss
~ The bargain sale at the O1
ford Dry Goods Co., Monda,
morning was one Of the mos
> Exciting events that ever tool
n, place in oxford, at least will
n the ladies. From $50 until i
a o'clock the women Of OxforI
le enjoyed this festive oecasio
with ali the aTdor and enthus
i asm natural 10 the sex W
= would respectfully suggest I
oil our merchants the expermer
al OF a bargain sale when bushes
begins tc vare