Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-24

this when you bring your
matter in.
Presiding Elder ]. w. Bell
preached to the Methodist congre-
cation Sunday morning and night
Don't fail to read everyone of
the new advertisements in The
EAGLE this week. If you do,
you will be the loser.
LosT-One Bird Dog, black,
white and tan Setter, about four
weeks ago. Anyone finding him
will be rewarded. Report to The
EAGLE office.
See the beautiful Sleeper Co
Carts and Baby Carriages, at
THE CHAMBERS FURNITURE Co.
The Spring has come, 50 let
Sterling paint your old rusty
Buggy and make. it bright and
new.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Garfield,
DR.. Garfield and Mrs. Cox were
called here Friday by the critical
illness of their relative, Mr.. Can
field, student of the University.
We are glad to learn that Mr..
Garfield is improving.
There will be services in the
Episcopal Church Sunday at II
am by DR.. Bailey, and at 1880
by the Rector. Next week is
Holy week. Services each day
at 10 am. April LIST, is Good
Friday with special service.
Miss Lucille Cook rendered the
F. H. F. club a reception Friday
night. In the Rebus contest the
prize was won by Mr.. Mack
Jones. The rooms were decorat-
ed in the club colors, purple and
old gold. Dainty and delicious
refreshments were served.
Don't fail to call on The Cham
bers' Furniture Comp any, if it is
anything you want in the Furni-
ture line, they have just received
a new line of Mattings and wicker
Goods of all kinds. They are
also closing out their Havelin
China Sets at $3.50. Don't miss
the chance to get you a fine Din
ner Set.
Nelson's Bargain Sale of
White Goods is announced for
next week. If the weather is at
all favorable, the attendance of
ladies will be thicker than black
berries in July. Our ladies are
my by bargain sales. wherein
they get the full worth OF their
money.
Mrs. w. M. Mcintosh is MAX
ing up a party to make Euro
pean trip this summer. The
party will sail in June, and will
be composed principally OF ladies
of our own State, who will take
advantage of this cultured, ex-
perienced chaperone to see the
Old World.
One Of the attractions OF the
. season is the magnificent Music
Box at the drug store OF Mr.. A
5 H. Kendel, the largest and fines
that has ever been seen in on
f CITY. Itplays all the latest AM
e most popular airs. Drop nlcke
e in the slot and you will feel wei
e repaid.
We desire to call the attentlo
s of the public to the law card {
}. Kimbrough and Thomson, ]
- another column of this issu
This firm is composed Of Hon.
NJ. Kimbrough, one of our pre-
le ent Representatives in the Leg
k islature and the junior memb
'e of the old firm of Kimbrough
Kimbrough, and Hon. II.
II Thomson, who halls from ia,
90 etteyille, Tenn, where he EMO,
1r ed a lucrative practice for t
nast three years; he was mer
Der of the SD General ASSEM-
of Tenn. and is a graduate OF {
!ot Lebanon Law School. Judge
t. T. Kimbrough will retain his {
er fees with the new firm, and
lis Of counsel. We predict for tn
a successful career.
,e- We thank our correspondel
to for their prompt responses to {
de request that every post office
the county be represented IN
Co.. paper, and appreciate their effo
70 make THE EAGLE interesting
our every subscriber in
IS county. We want commune
tons brief, newsy and on tn
orn Let YOU letter reach US on Nj
M DAYS. This is very necessary
ers we 90 to press on Wednesda
We have been forced to leave
}. many interesting communl
tions because they reached US
has late. Aid US in making
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