Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-02-11

Miss Lynn Brown, who has
I been the guest of Mrs. Will Cool
has returned to her home il
Water Valley.
DR.. P. H. Rowland has beer
appointed a member OF the State
Board of Health by Gov. James
| K. Vardaman.
The many friends Of Mr.. H
WohIleben will be glad to learn
that he is able to be on the street
again, after a severe illness.
We are showing new goods for
Spring. Coat Suits and Waists,
both in White and colored.
THE OXFORD DRY GOODS Co.
Mrs. Kate Burns, of Memphis,
was called to Oxford this week by
the death of her aunt, Miss Nan
ME Worley.
Messrs. C. w. Murchison and
w. v. Williams, of Abbeville,
were pleasant callers at this Of
flee yesterday.
A Service of Song will be held
at the Methodist Church Sunday,
Feb. q, beginning at 7 O'Clock.
Ill are cordialiyinvi to attend
just received great bargain.
200 pieces of Embroideries,
which we will sell during Febru-
airy at one-half their value.
THE OXFORD DRY GOODS Co.
Mr.. w. J. Sims is no longer
connected with the Oxford Steam
Laundry, and wishes to thank the
people for past favors.
Mr.. j. E. Lancaster and Miss
Maudie Brummet, both of Delays
were married at the home of the
bride, Sunday afternoon, Rev.
D, F. Hoyle officiating.
A set OF copper, steel and en-
ameled cooking utensils, well
worth $3.50 with every Majestic
Range sold next week at the OK
ford Hardware Co.
We have some bargains for you
in Towels and Table Damaslz,
which later in the season will be
much higher owing to the price
of cotton.
THE OXFORD Dry GOODS Co.
Prayer meeting is held every
Wednesday night in the Baptist
Church, Rev. w. |. Hargis con-
Quoting the services. All are
cordially invited.
Miss Louise McKie, of Holly
Springs, attended the ball here
Friday night, and while in the
city was the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. Oscar Wilkins.
Misses Lille and Kitty KIM
mons entertained at dinner Satur-
day afCe rnoon. Covers were laid
for 20, and an elegant repast was
served.
Misses Mary McCarroll, Lille
Thomas and Messrs. Clifton Me-
/ Carroll and Dick Donavant, of
Memphis, attended the ball here
Friday night.
Mr.. D. l. Sultan has bought the
Hill residence on North street,
one of the most beautiful and
commodious buildings in our
classic little city.
Mr.. Fielder Webster has pur-
chased the Ivy Hotel on the
Northeast side of the public
square and will have itrenovated
and move into it at an early day
An alarm Of fire at the resi-
| dence Of Mrs. Matte Hutchinson
yesterday afternoon, caused some
excitement for awhile, but it was
soon extinguished with slight
damage.
! There will be services in the
Episcopal Church Sunday at II
am and 1880 pm. The morning
| service will be conducted by DR.
Bailey, of the University. al
| are welcome.
Mr.. r. r. stephens, of Ger.
mantown. Tenn, spent severa
days last week with his brother
Mr.. r. L. Stephens. Mr.. Steph'
ems was formerly a resident o
this place, leaving here in TIL
early los. He has many friend
here, who were glad to welcome
him to his old home.
Malley Blakely, a negro, strucl
Ike AlcNeely, a white man, o.
the head Monday with a piece o
heading, and seriously Wounds
him. Three of McNeely 5 broth
ers caught the negro and CAV
him a sound thrashing. All ar
citizens of Abbeville.
The Peters "Referee" is load
ed with the famous Kings Semi
Smokeless powder, which
cleaner than black powder
!, throws only d light steamy smok
f shoots as strong as smokeles
powder and gives no more breeze
pressure than the black. Cost
only a trifle more than the blac
e powder loaded shell. Try it.
Mr.. John G. Hurdle, of Mar
q shall County, and Miss Jessie 1
& Bunch were married Tuesday &