Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1903-03-19


s;r. Aresey Stands and wife afse'
eaeaaser. Of Sard;s, are Is
is.e guests If Gov. and Mrs. q. u
sands.
There will b. he usual services
- snrdaY. III the Episcopal
Caurca 1t II a. ~ aud 3:3e P. d,
al sci ms.
Nge. 81 les, OF Memphis, was
called d. 0Sfard Tuesday by the
s,rious i.iacss Of her niece, Miss
Fraacss Winchester.
MI Yassar Someryi!le has
b,ug.a Airs. u. 2 Jones residence
near the railroad bridge, and vii
AXE possession in a few weeks.
our line of Mems and Ladies
a.,s SHOES from 81 50 to s. 80 ar
the best for the price.
II. FRIEDMAN.
For painlegs extraction Of Feetl.
have Nitrous OXIDE and Oxygei.
administered at DR.. ". b. Ne
mahon's Dental Parlors.
Mercerized yestings, Canvass
Clotbs and Scotch Oxfords, for
Shirt Waists.
THE OXFORD d. q. GO.
Mrs. Elmer Holmes and little
son, spent several days this weeA
in oxford and returned to Auburn
Ky.
DON'T fail to read Mrs. Il. I
Howry's advertisement in anothef
column. She will give satlsiac-
ton to all customers
Don't fail to see Walker, Car
penter & Co.'S, splendid display OF
Millinery novelties on ThufsoaS
March 26th. Everybody cordtaiiS
invited to call.
DR.. w. B. McMahon who was a
delegate to the recent Woodnen
Convention says Meridian Is tuii
of loyal, courteous and hospilaple
choppers.
New Percales. Ginghams, Mad
ras cloth, Duck dress goods:
Laces and Embroideries, at ool
usually low prices.
III. FRIEDMAN.
Walker. Carpenter & Cos
Snrino and Summer stock OF NH
liuerv will be open for Inspection
on Thursday, March 10Th. lney
have a full line of the most styiisf
hats Of every variety,
Hon. Nj. a. Montgomery mas re
turned from a visit to Charleston.
m. and to the family OF MI and
Mrs. G. r. Hill at GuiidWood'
near Gallatin, Tenn.
little Misses Willie May Nc
Intosh, Lillian Yates and LINDA
Ramey accompanied Miss ANNE
Lee Bell to her home in water
Valley Friday, and returned nome
Monday morning.
Mr.. J. e. Holmes left Tuesday
for jackson. His family will re-
main in Kentucky during the
spring and summer and will Jolh
him in Jackson in September
We regret their loss to our town
Everything you buy here car
be exchanged Or you can get you
money back if SO desired.
II. FRIEDMAN.
I have Just added Shoes an'
Dry Goods to my stock. and L
oet' this fact before the people,
Will sell Dry Goods and Shoes d
less proft than they have eve
been sold before. Come ana &C
my prices.
Miss Mable Lennon, OF Louis
vile, KY, has charge of the mi
'lnery department of Walker
Carpenter & Co.'S dry goods EN-
porium. Miss Lennon has ha'
several years experience as a trim
mer with David Baird & Son, tn
leading millinery house OF I'd
South, and is in every way suite
to give satisfaction to all custom
ers.
New lines of Ladies' Misses'an'
Cbildreu's oxford Ties and SllI
pers.
The Oxford Dry Goods co.
"
1t is true our town is mightil
in the mud, but every other tow
in the State of any size is likeWls
we have the consolation OF know
ING that we are in the fashion q
at any rate.
Mrs. Beulah Bondurant, daogt
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Power
of lula, died at her home III Men
phis Tuesday. Her brother, Vile
Powell, and Mrs, West aver
went to Memphis "Wednesday
attend the funeral. THE EAGL
extends sympathy to the bereaVe
family.
Mrs. j. w. Jol lson stoppt
over last week up5n her retul
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