Oxford eagle., 1900-06-14

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s.isa lila Jayne has returned g.
her hoas ia 8reeagllle. afr a
plcassat visit 10 .ils. Mianlc Smita
YRS. Itsrcuce Hena1ai. asd
IFs. ~. n. l'almeE sa4 ehaiirvn. 81
bYcrs5arE. Icnn., ar the guests %
Mrs ~. ". Darley.
Mrs. Maggie pstcher Ssrusv. ef'
ssrri7~.1m. Al. arrived la tae
city i-st THURSDAY ant viii spari
solto t4me visa Relatives ia i.a.'4-
svtte county
Misses VI lie and Annie SIC Nn1ify
left saturday Tor their hrme in
liickovy Naii-y. rcnn-, AFTER a VISA
of several weeks - Ni-s1a May
Belle and Ruth Staaatser.
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We esgI ine attention of oar
citizens to the order issued 10y
Dg. W. II. Baird IN regard to
cleaning our town. We hsy. a
gight 10 proper sanitaiiOH anl iet
a. see TO II.
You shouid aotuiss Our Wash
Goods sale Thursday, Friday
aud saturday.
ONFpED DRY GoooS Co.
Mrs. Bgtler, Mrs. Ophelia
Boone anr daughter, Vera, OF
oecapola. lcit les days ago
for C4nadlersyilir. ILL.,. TO vlslt'
their brother, Dr. Howard
Booze. They Will be absent
a bout "A month.
Little Kyle Hampton. son 90
sir. aad Mrs. W. g.. Hampton,
met with a painfui acei,ient a
'les DAYS ago. lie stepped on q
gIrlsa rae and it tp'erceI h.-
ioot - deeply as 20 cause sym
pio4us Of lock isx. Ne are glad
10 learn tiat are little boy -
nO3 considered cut of danger.
The Rev. Iseuaas rr,at. OF
6reuata. vail hold services az
-. Peters Church 9l sunday,
June I.th at Lam, aad : p.u.
dF. Trout wiii have wlta nis4
the choir ct All Saints C4arch.
Grruada. who Wl!i i1Iu.sh mGsIr
Tor both services
Oar iDc onI Co Oreandies al
- for three DAYS oaiY-
| oXFaRp HRF 6ueDs Co.
| TIE Fanny Rcks SUNNI r
school apeae4 at tae UaivetssJy
% T4essl-F WIta 90 eae afa..
ling Attendance. Sguieats lrsm
v4gIoa- plfts # the SAFE are
taking advantage of tins rare
opportunity aad Doing the work
in the snmmer months that they
to not aad ti,ae u DO GaE.ag
the busy se..s1I.
Nrs. Aunis VI. Taylor. widow
Of the ale \ i. &. fayloT, died
a. heg homc IA Water Valley
i. on Tuesday ef las Sees, anef
a long and painful illness. Mrs.
Taylor w4s only 30 years Of age
!bat her religious and etaca
tionai work Ieft impress upon
the community in which she
lived for years 10 come.
wednesday OF last week was
the golden anniversary OF tht
marriage of Judge 4. l. Harris
and Miss Madeline Craig. thesl
marriage having been eelebra;
ell on June q. 1850. Judge
Harri- and his good wife are
among OxfOrd's most highly e..
iteemed citizens and The EAGLE
and hosts of friends join IN con
/ graduating them upon their
, long and happy married life.
+ MAY heavens choicest blessings
rest upon them all along thei.
Tourney through life.
! The electric storm on last FIR
5 day morning was unR0ticed By
some, perhaps because they
we're asleep. but vas one of tie
most destructive that has passet
! over this section f1T ma, y year
Houses were struck by ifshtln
ing and in several instances peo
} pie aud animals killed. In 0uI
own city Mr.. ". E Clark, vh'
resides on North street, Was s.
: lseSerely shocked by the elee
,rlcity coming down the chin
Z ney as to be rendered uncon
. seious for several hours. \
mirror in the room Ia whiel
Mr. Clark was sleeping Va
shattered. and a bIaeking brusl
near his bed was torn int
( splinters. Other articles q
furniture were also destroyed
S We are glad to learn that Nj
CIark has recovered.
e Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Hunt. the new
r liz elected librarian OF the Tn
yersIty OF Mississippi, Is Il!
e daughter of DIR. John \, surra.
of Ripley, Miss. who Is prom
nsnt throughout the state I
r church and Masonic circle
D. and a sister of Mrs. j. w. !
5 Falkner Of our city. Mrs iiur
oils the widow of Dr. 5. " Hun
ria gallant Confederate soldie
Who served all through the cav
:. was as a private in the Seeo1
= Mississippi Regiment Mr.
Huut has for years been engal
ed IN teaching. and is a lady
: rare culture and reiaemen
- The University is to be eoI
graduated upon securing III
e. services Of this excellent an
IS competent lady as librarian
po.,rt miss our Remnant Sal