Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1903-11-19
RING IN Phone - and lesthem
l,nog what YOU want for Thanks

Vi oes-sAN0Ai, AN.&A-'f
Crisman-C Crockett wedding last
night, and are visiting their moth
er, Mrs. NJ. H. Crockett, on the
campus.
The Milas Cook old house on
South street, has been torn down
and preparations made for the
building of handsome two
story residence on the lot BY Mr..
w. d. Porter.
Dry Goods and Fancy Groce-
ries, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Clothing,
Buggies and Harness at j. h.
Shinault's.
Hold your orders for
Oysters, Celery,
Oyster Crackers,
Pickles, Olives,
Sauces, Catsups,
Cakes, Fruits,
For Thanksgiving.
at G. w. Buffaloe
We have in stock Canned To-
matoes, Corn, Peas, Peaches,
Peas, Apricets and sGherrys. We
also handle all kinds of Evapor-
ated Fruits, a big stock OF New
Crop of Nuts and all kinds OF
Feed Stuffs for cows and horses.
Ring 1876 for a good price on
Groceries.
SANDERS & FALKNER.
We learn that the gin house of
Freeman Bros, 8 miles North
east of Oxford, on Woodson $
Ridge, was destroyed by fire on
Tuesday night. Loss $500,
insurance $4,000. The origin of
the fire is unknown.
The protracted meeting which
begun at the Cumberland Pres
byterian Church Sunday night,
has been we'll attended at both
morning and evening services.
Rev. W. j. King breaches earnest
helpful sermons, and is aided by
an excellent choir. Be sure to
attend.
Capt. w. A. Roane was called
from fernando to- West Point
Saturday, by the death OF ms
brother, Hon. S. M. Roane. the
deceased was widely known in
Mississippi, and nearly all the
Southern States. He was a
prominent lawyer and Mason.
Reliable merchandise, spec
tally low prices ought to be an
inducement to see our magnlil
cent stock before buying else
where. We have it to sell, not
to keep.
CHAMBERS FURNITURE Co.
I have at last come to Oxford te
make it my future home, and
hone to become identified with al
ithe best interests of the city anc
! it will ever be my purpose to turf
out only the highest grade O
Photographs it is possible e
make, and my work is absolutely
guaranteed to be entirely salts
factory or. you can have YOU
money back without any argusi
ment. My work MUST excel. q
J. E. FRANCE.
4! The festive gobbler may i'm
aeine he is adjoining the earth, as
he struts with pride through th'
barn ward, but ere long ne vii
adorn the Thanksgiving board
and the stuffing certainly o
taken out of him.
Mr.. j. j. Vance, who has TO
the past ten years been deput,
United States District Court Cler
for the Northern District OF Mis-
sissippi, has rendered his feslgna
ton to Clerk Burton, to take ct
: feet Jan. 1st. Mr.. l.. E. Oldham
will succeed him. We trust tia
Mr.. Vance will continue to be
1 citizen of our town.
/ We are mailing statements tn
week to those who are IN arreal
for THE EAGLE, and we trust tn;
those receiving statements WI
come in and settle. We hay
t mailed you THE. EAGLE all II
). wear and now ask that you sett
same, and save US further trouo
THE EAGLE will not be sent c
credit longer.
Now is the time for the festiy
and self thoughtful boarder ar
employee to exc out their money
worth by burning all the co
they can, without putting then
selves to extra trouble. The
k NAV have to keep the doors opt
}, and the windows up, and endul
1t a few discomforts, but they Il 6
). the worth of their money, ]
matter how heavy the4ioss 10 Il
employee and landlady.
Married, Saturday at 12o'clo.
p.m., at the residence OF L.
Harris in Oxford, under 7
chandelier of twinkhng staI
sparkling as the dew drop caug
upon the rose bud, Mr.. Karl
: Lynch and Miss Lula Spence
=, - Mr.. Jack Conner acting as fost
= father, gave the bride away. d
80 George Weleh and wife hrst M
and lady, Misses Ella Harris a
l.