Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1903-04-09


AZ would rs soon think Of doing busIness !
without clerks ms without newspaper ad- :
ertising.---John wannmaker. :
Mr.. N. G. Pegues spent Satur- E
day in oxford. aud was a pleasant :
caller at this Office while in the
city.
d Rev. j. G. Chastain. of Mexico. :
spent several days in Oxford thist
, week and lectured at the Baptist !
Church last night. !
Miss Mabel Anderson has re- :
: turned to her home ear College !
Hill, after a visit to her friend, .
5 Miss Tecie Delbridge. :
Mr.. Will s. Robertson and wife !
/ have returned from Mount Pleas .
ant, Texas, after a stay OF several 8
months IN the Lone Star State. {
We are the only house IN Ok :
ford selling all the bes. calleoes !
made, at 3 els per yard, since the :
advance. ;
The OXFORD D. G. Co. -
Mr.. w. G. Kimble is seriously
ill with pneumonia. His mother, IN
! Mrs. w. w. Kimble, OF Memphis, IN
was called to his bedside. nu
, $50 ley
Buy your Mating from Cham Su
bers' Furniture Co.. they have 1t Wit
t put down for you, no extra charge
5 70 patterns to select from.
Messrs. O b. Boone, of Tocco. da.
pola. and I. j. Wilson. of LaFay- VIII
cite Springs, spent Saturday III hol
Oxford, and were pleasant Callers Nj
at this Office. lie.
Mr.. F. Blaylock. who has been
!. spending several weaks with rela. lefl
tlves IN this county, returned to to
his home at Bay Spur, Ark, last Ma
Saturday. fa.
" anC
Prof. Euyuene Campbell has ac. Of
cepted a positioh ior inc VaIa'ion 9th
months III the summer with the eel
General Electrical Co., at Schen-
ectady, N. Y.
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Just received SIX sets of Havelin mo
China, 100 pieces in a set. See Mi,
them. they are beautiful. ION
CHAMBERS FURNITURE GO. nre
-1-.-. vo me
MISS Asom vii
the play Of julius Caesar III the tar
near future. The stage and cos
tunes will be like those presented
in the Elizabethan age. APP
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Mr.. George Wagner stopped EFT
lover in oxford Sunday, upon MS col
return from Cornell University 10 Ga
spend the Easter holidays Win Go
+ his parents in Water Valley. loa
Mr.. w. D. Kestler, mayor Of ~
Paris, and Misses Agile Kestler
and Mary Hodge, also of Paris, M
spent Saturday in Oxford, and wi
paid The EAGLE Office a pleasant VIII
8 visit. an
Young ladies. if you want -,
beautiful Flower Basket, you can -"
t find it at the Chambers Furniture
i Store. They have all kinds OF
Booklets.
There will be the regular second ao
q Sunday services at the Union 20
Grove Mission Sunday. Preach 81
ing at IL o'clock by the pastor, ~
: Rev. w. L. Hargis. Sunday school r
$ at 10 o'clock. II.
On account of the small pox in Ri
. town, Gentry's Dog and Poney
0 Show did not stop yesterday, &c
much to the regret Of the small 81,
bows and girls, as well as many -.
: older citizens. ~,
The Fanny j. Kicks Summer ~ y
j., term and Summer school for q.
~ Teachers will open June 10th and -,
continue until July 23rd. The !"
State examinations will be held
If July 22nd and 25th.
8 The annual convention of the NJ
Mississippi Daughters of the Con VI
O federacy will be held in Water u
Valley on May 4th. The attend. p
ance will probably be the largest y!
in the history of the organization. NJ
IS Rev. w. d. Heddleston attend ay
ed Presbytery in Grenada this 81
week. and was elected clerk OF ii
that body. Rev. w. L. Milne, OF CT
10 College Hill, was elected Modera. 10
q. 49, IF tho SpsSiOn.
A number of citizens of Oxford O
Is attended the speaking of the az
e. gubernatOrial candidates Monday "
ain Winona. They we're accomp- h.
to aimed by the First Regiment Band pl
which furnished music TOR the &C. s,
casiOn. O1
The recital giveu by Mrs. W. @. -
or Chiffon in the University Chapel :,
a. Friday night, for the benefit OF =
University Base Ball team, was =
n well attended by both citizens OF =