Oxford eagle., 1903-07-09

Linen Crash at D Genus per ydru
worth 10 cents per yard.
Z cent Linen at 4 1-2 cents.
5 cent Lawn at 3 1-2 cents.
THE OXFORD D. g. Co.
Rev. G. w. Hollowell, of Spin.
ter, spent Monday in Oxford, the
guest of Mr.. T. D. Ragland anc
family.
Mr.. R. M. Richmond, of Her.
mansville, was the guest of his
cousins, the Misses Compton,
several days this week.
Teachers still continue to come
in, and the Normal has reached
proportions not anticipated by its
most sanguine promoters.
$500 Photos for 1926 per doz
These cut prices are good until
July 25th. Come rain or shine
III. L. FRANCE.
500 Ladies' White Shirt Waists
up.to. date style, at cost.
J. E. NELSON.
121-2c Madras cloth, Duck
ing and Lawns, for 8cts, at
H. FRIEDMAN's.
LosT-A bunch of Keys on
ring, on or about June 25th, on
the streets of Oxford. Finder
will return same to this office and
be rewarded.
Hon. James K. Vardaman,
prominent candidate for COVER
nor, spent Sunday in Oxford, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. BEN Price.
40 cent Venigar reduced to 70
cents per gallon. Old reliable
Monagum, none better, at San
ders' only. Don't let any one
say it's a fraud, he hasn't got it.
Look on the end of the barrel and
see.
Miss Addie Haley, an attrac-
tive young lady of Okalona, is
attending the Normal, and is the
guest of Miss May Belle Standifer
The county campaign will open
Monday. at Tula, and close the
following Saturday week with
grand barbecue at Lafayette
Springs.
DR.. John Toombs, of Green
vile, was called here Monday by
the serious illness of his son, who
is attending the Summer School
An enjoyable reception was
rendered the Normal teachers al
the Woman's College Saturday
night, by Mrs. w. M. Mcintosh
assisted by the teachers boarding
at the college.
DR.. Charles Hillman Brough
of Clinton, spent several day
last week in Oxford, and deliver
ed an interesting lecture at the
University.
We regret to learn that Walter
the little son of DR.. w. B. Nc.
Mahon, had his nose broken las
week by a blow from the handle
of cistern pump.
Camp meeting will begin Satur'
day night, July both. Tent hold
ers are requested to meet at thu
court house in Oxford on Satur
day, July 18th, at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Dave Black left Tuesda,
for New Orleans, where he goe'
to accept a position as operate
with the Western Union Tele
graph Co.
Announcement has been mad
of the marriage of Rev. N. w. P
Bacon and Miss Lizzie Shelby il
the Burgess Church at O'Clock
Sunday afternoon. We exten'
congratulations in advance.
We regret to learn that Prot
D. G. Carpenter is quite sick wit
malarial fever. He hopes to b
tout in time to join in the count
canvass.
Mr.. Walter Clark and son, VIII
have been visiting Mrs. Jane
Stone, left last week for Allison
Wells to spend a few weeks be
fore returning to their home i
IClarksdale.
| Col. M. D. Vance, South Nc
| Alister, Ind. Ter, is the guest {
his daughter, Mrs. w. T. Wallace
iCol. Vance was for many year
the mayor of Oxford, and ha
many friends here who will b
glad to welcome him to his ol
home.
+ Prof. r. l.. Harris, Of Culleok;
Il Tam haS bpan elected r,riuein:
of the Oxford Graded Schoo
Prof. Harris is a regular A. I
graduate, and comes to our tow
with Is years experience in teach
ing. He is well recommended
and his pupils enter all univel
sites upon his certificates. Wit
lothers, we viii be glad to WELDON
Prof. Harris and family to Oh
town.