Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-10

Messrs. J. r. Walker, Of Tay-
lor's. W. +. Brace, Of CasweR,
n. II. Taylor, u Holder, and j.
Frank Blayloek, OF Cornish. We're
pleasant callers at this once
TUESDAY.
/ STRAYED - Tuesday morning.
lone coal black Sow Pig, about 9
months old, weight about 3
pounds. Finder viii please leave
word at this Office.
Mr.. John II. Hall. agent for
Stark Bros. Nursery, OF Lonisi-
ana, No. asks those who contem-
| plate setting out orchards, to give
him their orders and he will
iguarantee satisfaction.
i New Clothing for Gentlemen.
New Clothing for Boys.
New Clothing for Children.
The best to be had. both in
quality and fit.
THE OXFORD Dry GOODS Co.
Have your shoes made order.
Zellner's line can be seen at
| Majestic Hotel. They take or
ders for single pairs.
Be sure and read cur ad this
week. j. E. NELSON.
All County and Beat officers
are required by law to be present
Monday, at the opening Of the
Spring term Of the Circuit Court.
and hear Judge Boothe's charge
/ to the Grand Jury.
A number Of business houses
were broken into by burglars
Monday night, and money and
merchandise taken. 1t would be
well for all to be on the watch,
as private houses may be entered
yet. No identity to the robbers
has been discovered.
Mrs. W. R. Perkins died at her
home in Tula Tuesday, after al
brief illness Of measles. She was
a devoted wife and mother, and
was highly esteemed in the COM
munity in which she lived. We
tender sympathy to the bereayed
husband and children.
Millinery Opening Friday and
Saturday, March 18th and 18th.
j. L. NELSON.
Mr.. James E. Stone, of Holen-
valid, Tenn, and Miss Oda Long
were married at the home of the
bride in Sheffield, Ala, on We'd
nesday, Feb. oath, Rev. r. S..
Livingston officiating. The groom
| is well known in Oxford, being a
native of Lafayette County, and
residing in Oxford for several
| years. He has many friends
here who will join heartily with
THE EAGLE in best wishes for the
happiness and prosperity Of him
self and his accomplished bride.
That it pays to advertise, as we
have always strongly advocated,
was ably demonstrated Monday
| by Mr.. j. E. Nelson's Enabroid-
cry Sale. Almost every lady and
| girl in the town, and many from
various parts of the county were
| in attendance and enjoyed the
benefit of these magnificent bar.
gains. If you are striving to win
success in any line, let the pub
lie know what you have by the
free use Of printers ink, and
have no fears Of failure.
The Democrat Of Sterling,
Colorado, announces the mar
rage of Mr.. Buford Stephens
| and Miss Maude King, an ac-
complished lady of that place,
which occurred on Feb. 28th.
THE young couple will reside
Twenty miles north of Sterling,
where they were rendered q
handsome reception on their we'd
Eding day. Mr.. Stephens left his
NATIVE home for Colorado, about
six years ago,and his relatives
Land host of friends here will be
GLAD to learn of his happiness
and prosperity. The EAGLE ex-
tends hearty congratulations.
The young ladies of the Senior
class Of the Woman's College,
who have been taking an ex-
haustive course in Shakespeare
, are preparing g very pretty play
) called "Shakespeare's Dream,
which they hope to present fol
the benefit of the public, free Q
charge, Friday night, March Is
1.-THE play will be under the super
vision of Miss Duval, teacher o.
English in the college, and vii
!. comprise some OF the best known
scenes and characters from tn
= pages Of the immortal bard. A
the close Of the play farce call
q ed sMrs. Mulcaly," viii be givel
i A program will be given mex
i week.
: Mrs. j. W. Johnson, the cul
e tured wife of DR.. J. W. Johnson
/ of the chair OF Physics in tn
E State University, has consentet
IL to deliver six lectures at tn
Monteagle Assembly during tn
month Of August. Mrs. John
: sons lectures viii inlmediatel,
a after the Woman's Congress, t
n be held in Monteagle this sum
mer, and will embrace subject
= peculiarly interesting and instru