Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1903-10-29

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{ EAGLE and receive statement q
, the same, don't get mad and rave
but comein and pay the amount
On Jan. 1st, 1904, we will adopt
j the Cash system and no paper
will be sent on the credit. This
rule will be enforced. The price
will be one year S1.00, six months
60 cents, three months 30 cents.
The Cash to accompany all sub
scriptions.
! Mr.. Cant. of Washington, D.
lC., attended the Brown Hutton
marriage, and was the guest OF
his sister, Mrs. VIII Lewis, while
in the city.
The Whit Owens case, which
was called for trial in the Circuit
Court at Water Valley Monday,
has been set for trial today, owing
to Irregularities.
We regret to learn that Alex
Wiley, one of the oldest and most
respected negroes in our town
was killed Sunday night by q
/ train near the depot. The cause
of the accident is unknown.
DR.. Davidson, who is conduct
ing the Mission services at the
Episcopal Church this week, will
preach sermon to men Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. The pub
| lie is invited to the services OF
the Mission.
Rev. DIR. Davidson, an eminent
Episcopal divine, of Chicago, has
been holding a series OF services
| in st. Peters Church this week.
! Good congregations have been in
attendance and fully appreciate
the privilege of listening to his
eloquent discourses.
The Knights of Pythias held an
interesting meeting and enthusi-
astic meeting Monday night,
Grand Master Kelly being with
them. Rev. j. R. Countiss and
Mr.. D. F. Rodgers had the hon.
orable degree of Squire confer
red upon them.
Mr.. j. M. Hawkins, Jr., OF At
lanta, Ca, and Miss Alma Nc
Carthy, of Oxford, were married
| in Tupelo Monday afternoon.
The bride is the daughter OF Mrs.
Mccarthy, proprietor of the Ma
iestic Hotel here. The groom is
a popular travelling salesman.
A copy of the Columbia Col
legian," published in Milton,
Ore, contains an exceedingly
complimentary notice of a recent
Music Recital given by Miss
i Myrtle Plant, one of our Oxford
girls, The recital was given in
Milton Opera House and was a
grand success.
4 Mr.. Earl Pierson, of Louisville,
j KY, who has been in charge OF
the finishing department OF one OF
the finest Photograph Galleries
in the United States, arrives IN
the city today to assist J.. F..
France in his Studio. Mr.. Pier
SON comes to our city highly
recommended, both as a work.
i man and as a man. ~
/ On last Saturday about 5 miles
South of town Col. J. w. T. Falk-
ner's horse took fright and he
came near being the victim OF a
serious accident. The buggy
was overturned and the Colonel
was dragged some distance, but
we are glad to state that with the
exception of few bruises he es-
capped unhurt.
We are in receipt of an invita-
| ton to the marriage of Miss Kate
Emmett Lyman to Mr.. George L.
Bonds on Wednesday evening,
t Nov. 18th, at s o'clock in the
Methodist Church, Chickamauga,
Ga. Miss Lyman is a native OF
Oxford and has many friends
here who will join with THE EAGLE
in rendering congratulations II
advance.
have at last come to Oxford t.
make it my future home, and
hope to become identified with al
the best interests of the city ane
It it will ever be my purpose to turf
: out only the highest grade o
d Photographs it is possible t
r make, and my work is absolutel.
guaranteed to be entirely salts
factory or you can have you
), money back without any argu
! ment. My work MUST excel.
i j. E. FRANCE.
The first step step to happines
lies in properly furnishing you
home. We are prepared to offe
= . you buying inducements that W
70 feel sure cannot be duplicate
IS elsewhere. Our line of Bed Roor
Furniture cannot be matche
Ie either in style or price. We shoN
al La well selected line OF Dlnln
l. Room Furniture. 1t will onl
le take a few minutes to look thes
lines over and we feel sure 70
will be repaid for your trouble.
N CHAMBERS FURNITURE co.
). The social which was to hav
at been given by The ladies OF tn
Willing Workers of the Presoy
terrain Church on Friday nigh
X Oct. 10th, was postponed, bt
3, Twill be given tomorrow, Grid ay