Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1903-02-26

Good two story house for rent
In Oxford, near the home Of At
torney Stone. For particulars see
j. s. FUR III whose care MIR. Hill
has left the place.
We return thanks 70 Hon. H.
d.. Money. and Congressman
Thomas Spight for neatly bound
copies of an Abstract of Twelfth
Census"
Misses Pearl and Daisy 0lardy,
who have been visiting their aunts
the Misses Friers0n, at College
Hill. left Monday for their home
in st. Louis.
Judge P. H. Lowry, at the open
ing of Circuit Court at Holly
Springs last Monday, especially
charged the Grand Jury to- indict
progressive euchre players. His
charge has created quite q sensa
ton in social circles, as many
prominent church members Of the
place are given TO this pass|me'
An entertainment will bs given
in the Woman's College chapel
Saturday night by the juvenile
talent of the institution. Little
Miss Willie May Mcintosh will
have the management of the exer-
cises. Admission 20 cents for
grown people; Is cents children.
Don't fail to attend.
From the number OF beeves
shipped from Lafayette this
winter, it .would be safe to predict
that meat will be scarce andsconse,
quently high this spring and sum.
mer. Poultry raising would in a
measure relieve the meat bill Of
many of our farmers, and at the
same time bring in q handsome
profit when money is scarcest.
The violin recital by Mr.. Pallas
P. Brown, the boy violinist of
Kentucky, was one OF the most
enjoyable entertainments of the
kind ever given in our city. The
University Chapel was filed with
enthusiastic lovers of. music, who
heartily applauded each perform
ance of this musical genius. Miss
Fregoe's recitation was. also charm
ingly rendered and warmly ap-
plauded
We regret to learn of the death
Of Miss Irene BrIsc0e Sunday
night at the nome of her uncle,
Mr.. F. B. Crawford on Depot
street, after a lingering illness.
For many months the little girl
has been a great sufferer, but bore
her Affections with pathetic patti
ence, and fOrtitude. The remains
were inferred in the Burgess
Cemetery Tuesday afternoon. The
EAGLE tenders sympathy to the
breaved relatives.
We note with pleasure Che an
nouncement of Mr.. Walker Wood,
the efficient editor of the Senato-
bia Democrat, as a candidate for
Representative of Tate County in
the next Legislature. Mr.. Wood
was for several years a citizen OF
Oxford and connected with The
EAGLE. He ia well known in La.
Fayette County, and is esteemed
and exceedingly popular with all
classes OF citizens. He is genial,
intelligent and a thorough going
business man, and we'll acquitted
with public affairs and the needs
of the people. We join heartily
his many Oxford friends IN wish
ing him success in the coming
race.
The recital given Dy MISS Mag
gle ThOmpson's music pupils at
her residence on North street
Tuesday night, was much enjoyed
by a number of patrons and
friends. Although the entertain
ment was quite informal, the pro
gram consisted of the choicest
selections of popular and difficult
classical, music, which was rem
dcred with a graceful ease and
expression, which showed much
talent ON the part of the young
musicians and the..faithful work OF
a Competent, efficient teacher
Each number of the program rem
dered was heartily applauded
by the appreciative audience.
A VISITOR.
The citizens of our town will bf
delighted to learn THAI Prof. A. @
R;DOor of Dallas ToYaa- has .hQQr