Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-04-28

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Silver Hat Pins, Waist Sets ana
Fan Chains at Davidson & Ward
laws.
For Clothing, Shoes and Hats,
come and see us.
THE OXFORD DRY GOODS Co.
Will trade New Buggles tor
work Horses or Mules.
J. L. SHINAULT.
Mrs. Garner Owens entertained
the Junior Endeavor Society Fri
day night with with an Ark party
Deputy Sheriff Guy B. Taylor
spent several days last week over
Tallahatchie on official business.
Mrs. A. Austin and little son,
Kenneth Fregoe, of Chicago, are
the guests of Mrs. W. M Mcln-
tosh.
Miss Edgar Richardson left
Yesterday for Watkinsville, Ga,
to take chage of an art class a'
that place.
JosT-A brown domestic bag,
containing between $500 and
$500. Finder will please return
to Silvia Mckee, colored.
We are showing extra good
quality in sc and 10 cent Lawns.
Call and see them.
THE OXFORD DRY GOODS co.
Silver Hat Pins, Waist Sets and
Fan Chains at Davidson & Ward
laws.
Mrs. William Wright and little
daughter, of Jackson, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +. II.
Wright, Sr.
Mrs. ]. w. T. Falkner, Mrs.
Holland Wilkins andfSallie MUIR
rvWilkins are visiting relatives
in Ripley this week.
Mr.. w. A. McMullen, travel
ing representative of the Morn
ing News, spent Tuesday in the
city in the interest of that splen-
did paper.
Just received several Buggie'
at lowest prices.
j. L. SHINAULT.
| Silver Hat Pins, Waist Sets ant
Fan Chains at Davidson & Ward
! laws.
/ AS an advertising scheme
Harris Business College, Jack
son, Miss, is offering a icy
scholarships at BIG Bargain
Write them.
Mr.. ]. D. Burge, of Aberdeen
who was a citizen of Oxford owe
20 wears ago, spent several day
. last week in Oxford on a com
mercial tour.
. We learn that good man
COWS are dying in Oxford an
vicinity. It would be well fo
: cattle owners to look into tn
E. cause, and if possible find
remedy:
Don't forget that w. l. Harg
e is taking orders for Marble an
lis giving satisfaction. He hs
never had an order rejected.
e The majority of our goods we
bought before the present ing
price of cotton, and we are dal
= offering bargains.
THE OXFORD DRY GOODS 90.
II We will continue our policy
e not having Especial Days
Every day is Bargain Day wi
us. All treated alike. Come
II and examine our immense stocl
IT THE OXFORD DRY GOODS Co.
Mrs. Willie Carter, of Meridi;
y is visiting her brother, Col. j.
IT T. Falkner and nephew, Mr.. ]
n C. Falkner, She is delegate
If the Woman's Federation of Gu
70 which meets here this week.
, Mesdames w. A. Anderson,
Holly Springs, R. j. Harding,
ar Jackson, M. H. Lott, of Meridi
III N. M. Crunk, of Okolona, a
at Miss Lewly, of jackson. are t
guest of Mrs. j. G. Deupree.
n Mr.. D. H. Halliday and M
his Ethel Hunt were married in A
lis beville Sunday afternoon, May
w. A. Davis officiating. Be
of the contracting parties
ng residents of Oxford.
ay Mr.. John R. Brown, of Mex
ney, Texas, was called here
account of the serious illness
ell his brother, DIR. Isaac Brown.
OF Walton. He left for his he
10 Monday, as his brothers con
ton had very much improved
lily Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Gardner
ne the eastern part of the coul
iles celebrated their golden wedo
Gu last Wednesday. There v
his, present five children and nj
the Der of grand children. A bou
city full and delicious dinner
served.