Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-06-12

texas, ahu sister, WIS NWo No' that Mr.. {. w PetTe-Wll remove
Barley, Oh Nashville, Ienh2 are his family to ST. Louis in a short
vlsluhg family y ~ . : time. The loss of such excellent
citizens to our town will be ma
The exodus Of the University teriaHy felt. Il
sl ssnm - nr to unh has IF an ah- Remnant selling with us means
ing void in many a heart and ex . sa a.o,oa , s ~ a e1 e s sst ~ Go"'
ceeding dizziness in our town. ~ 6vrnpn n a 70
Business houses now close at . One of our pastors has been in.
O'CLOCK every AFTERNOON eAcep' vited to attend a funeral on a GER
with the general approval OF aror stbe aaso AT ne Iady,s do
our citizens, Il DC q s'e" 70 ceased relatives will all be pre-
10 aies"e 4sent on that day"
Monday we will have one large w. e,,o-n. aba houo
counter devoted exclusively TO me loloWihg 'eaea mr nave
rur n1roen "a DIV Go Coon Go ed School for the ensuing year.
Prof. w. d. Shue, principal; Mis-
DR.. R. NJ. Standefer, of Clarks SEES Norma Wilkins, virgie Neil,
dale. came up to perform the Dale Kimmons. Laura Eads, Annie
Underw wood Gentry marriage, and Chandler, Pinkie Turner and Salhe
has been shaking hands with his Webster.
many Oxford friends this week. --
- Many Will be interested toiearn
Tatum, OF Water Valley. and Miss and Tom Lauderdale. the murder.
Ninta Mitchell, of Duck Hill, and ars of Enoneer Rbea have been1
Miss fontaine, 81 fon'o,oc, Wese affirmed by the Supreme Court,
the guests OF MIS- henry = and they will be hung at Green
Moore ouhaaY. vile Tuesday, July %.
We arr glad to learn that fine g. y
crops of oats are ready for hr- - - ~ NM 1T s;tnat
yesting, by most OF our LafaYette al naa, won,.nfsC o,laca Three
County farmers, which will greatts : af h 600 rasdan aood
ly reduce the expense OF keeping water and nasture Annlv for
oeh' terms at residence.
Mr.. Louis Stephens, of St Louis Come to our Remnant Sale. It
IS visiting hs parents, ut. anu begins promptly at o'clock Mon
Mrs. K. L. Stephens. We are glad day morning.
to learn that this young man has THE OXFORD DRY GOODS Co.
met with success in his new home -
80 Flannel Suits nicely made. en- snandino soma time wifi her
Our $3.50 suit goes this week at cousin, Miss Matte Mckee, will
800. return to her home in PontOtoc,
HE oAFohD Il. - Saturday, mucn TO the regret OF
ma..:.u p.ossin M pona;r- her many friends in Oxford.
ing done at the new Tailor Shop -
over Bishop & Stalls. Good work MISS augusta montgomery, u ee
NV nr;oas / FREEDMAN the popular trimmer of Harris &
,o;,or Yates millinery department. will
1890 - leave for her home in Louisville.
MI. Robert Sultan left Thursday XIV. Saturday, much to the regret
fol Mangum, l. T., where he will OF many warm friends a oxford.
go into the hardware business naaou,a;,
with Mr. Frank Gentry. w join Ine pIice - eo aaa Ill hanaaa
M'h may Alen1 - "isA'As 49, A doubt be over the moon. Don't
"ae aeee fail to invest. in a shoat TO eat
i Miss Inla Alexander was called your waste fruit, and reap the
from her home in Water Valley benefit of true economy ana enter
last week. by the serious illness prise this fall.
of her aged father, Mr.. R. j. Alex -. paana { T-nsteos oft the
nae ~ !" ~ = = 80. - University of Mississippi failed to
.ei," ts. - nns complete their report during
Miss Virgie Mosby has returned commencement, owing to the SUD
from Gnifport. Miss Fannie MosDy den death OF Hon. a. u Kusseil
from Whifehayen and Miss Mande They will meet, however, IN Jack
! Il Moshy from Covnpton.s Tenn, son Tuesday and decide upon mat
where they have been teaching for tiers Of importance to every either
the past session. OF the State.