Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-10-06

roomy and elegant. $1,000 per
month il rented to next Sept.
LEE M. RUSSELL.
We are indebted to Mr.. w. M.
Cook, manager of the Oxford Oil
Mill for the cotton receipts in Ok
ford this week.
DR.. Faison Smith left Sunday
for New Orleans to continue his
course in the medical department
of Tulane University.
SCHOOL OF MUsic.-Miss Mag
gle Thompson will receive pupils
for Piano or Mandolin instruction
at any time during the session, at
her home on North street.
In order to make room, we will
sell for the next 10 days, for Cash,
at cost Is new Buggies.
MATTHEWS & RAMEY.
Edwin Vance Cook will lecture
at the University Chapel Satur-
day night. This opens the
Lyceum Lecture course for the
year. Season tickets for eight
lectures will be $500, and can
be secured from Mr.. Luther Man
ship at the University.
For SALE.-My farm, three
miles from the Iron Bridge.
Mrs. S. A. PRICE,
Gomez, Miss.
Will now sell coach excursion
tickets to st. Louis on Sunday,
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday st the rate Of S9.05
for the round trip, limited for 10
days. G. M. OWEN, Agent.
Miss Cyrintha Purdon. at the
home Of Mr.. A. B. Cole, 10 ready
to. do your Sewing Gail and
SEQ her.
For RENT-Two choice rooms
in my residence on University
street.
Mrs. M. L. sLoss.
Mr.. j. H. Vandian and Miss
Minnie Bailey, both of Taylor's,
we're were married Sunday By
Rev. j. w. Field officiating. We
extend congratulation.
Miss MAZE Jones has accepted
a position as teacher of music at
the |. l. & c. at Columbus. The
institution is to be congratulated
upon securing her services.
Hons. M. A. Montgomery and
L. e. Oldham and Deputy Mar
shall J. j. Vance left Sunday for
Aberdeen to be present at the
opening of Federal Court Monday
The opening ball given by the
young men of Oxford to the Uni
versity students Friday night was
quite a success. The grand
march was led by Mr.. Henry
Faser and Miss Lutte Burt, fol-
lowed by about 80 couples.
Mr.. Temple Roane has beer
elected principal of the public
school at Biloxi. This is an ex-
cellent position, and we congratu.
late Mr.. Roane upon his good
fortune.
| will soon resign some OF the
work | now have, on account o.
distance, ard will be obthnable
to other work nearer the Univer-
sity. make this announcement
lin response to certain enquiries
made from different sources.
j. w. FIELD.
Mr.. ]. E. Nelson's opening O
fall and winter goods and millin-
cry was we'll attended Friday
from early morning until late in
the afternoon. The goods dis
PLAYED were of the latest styl'
and the millinery attractive an'
artistic.
We are showing the best stool
of Dress Goods in the city, boil
in quality and price. Examin'
them before buying your neS
dress.
THE OXFORD DRY GooDs Co.
The genuine Ostermoor Eel
Mattress can only be bought il
Oxford from Lex Ramey.
We do not have the so-calle
' Bargain Days and Opening Days
/ but Father go on the plan OF sell
inc to all alike. We are open 10
barcains IA hours every day
t Our clerks are polite and atten
S tive and will give you good treat
ment. coo,. r.
Il Mr.. Newton Bennett, son {
Mr.. c. 4. Bennett, died at h
n home in Abbcville last week. "
u repret that the news was re
is ceiyed too late for publication
last weeks paper. Mr.. Benne
!. Was in his usual health until a fe
: days previous tohis death He "
Is a young man Of sterling wor
and highly esteemed n the cor
munity in which he lived. !
ay leaves a young wife to mourn
81 untimely end. We exte
tic sympathy.