Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-03-02

Miss Nettie Wooten. of Holl,
Springs, came down Monday Z
attend the funeral Of her uncle
Mr.. T. l.. Harris.
have some special low price
on Wagons and Buggies. Ais,
anything to eat or wear.
j. l.. SHrNAULT.
For Buggy Robes and Hors,
Blankets call on me.
REI.BuE PRICE.
WANTED To RENr-A small cot
tagc centrally located. Apply nj
this office.
Mr.. j. W. Adams, Of Walton.
passed through Oxford Tuesday
on his return from a visit TO rela-
tivcs in Memphis.
Mossrs. j. l.. Leach, of Bur-
CESS, and j. ID. Hcrndon, of
Holder. were pleasant callers a,
this office Saturday.
Do not fail to hear the Chicago
Glee Club, next Wednesday night.
II is one of the best that the coun-
try affords.
For SALE OR RENf-My home
place near the square. Every
thing new. A. B. Cole.
l am selling at first cost all the
Heating Stoves in stock.
RELBuE PRICE.
Mrs. j. b. West and son, who
have been the guests of Mrs. j.
c. Gates, have returned to their
home in Memphis.
Mrs. James Bullet entertained
ut luncheon Saturday afternoon.
complimentary to her sisters, the
Misses Bryan, of Virginia.
The friends of Mrs. Ada De
Berry, Lei Neblett, will regret to
hear of the recent death OF her
husband at their home in Eupora
l have the most complete line
of Farming Implements on hand,
ever brought to Oxford. Please
call and inspect them.
RELBUE PRICE.
II you wish to be captivated,
animated, and elevated, go to the
University Wednesday night and
hear the Chicago Cleo Club.
Mr.. Frank Riley and wife, of
Tupelo, were called here Satur-
day by the illness and death OF
their father, Mr.. Thomas l..
Harris.
Miss Pauline Andrews, of Lau-
rel, and Mr.. Will Andrews, OF
Memphis, were called here Sun
day by the death of their grand
father, Mr.. T. l.. Harris.
l have the largest and most
complete stock of Harness and
Horse furnishings in North Mis-
sissippi. RELBuE PRICE.
have two nice Places for rent
Will improve or will let them out
on shares. J.. l.. SHINAULT.
The Chicago Glee Club, will
appear in the University Lyceum
Course, on Wednesday night
March 8th. Five star singers and
actors.
Mrs. James W. Falkner and
little son leave tomorrow for their
home in Madill, l. T., after a visit
Of several months to Mrs. Falk-
ner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
T. Brown.
| Rev. Q A Oats, superintendent
of the Orphans Home at Water
Valley, but soon to be removed
| to jackson, spent Sunday and
/ Monday in Oxford the guest of
Rev. j. r. Countiss.
! Mrs. Emma Wallace's resi-
dence on East street was dis
covered on fire about noon Tues
day. Prompt action on the part
Of several young men saved the
building, with only slight damage
to the roof and ceiling.
We regret to announce the
death OF Mr.. S. r. Hill at his
home near Gibtown, Texas, on
Feb. 18th, of pneumonia. Mr..
Hill was raisedand married in this
county and has many friends
here who will kindly remember
him. He leaves a wife and q
family of children to mourn his
loss.
The Home Circle Club was
royalty entertained last Wednes-
day afternoon by Mrs. W. T,
Wallace. Miss Mary Russell read
a most interesting paper on 1.-THE
Treachery of Joseph's Brothers
The nature of the contest was in
keeping with Washington's brit
day. Miss Lola Gray won the
hrst prize, a handsome picture O
Washington, beautifully decorat'
ed with the national colors. TIT
BOBBY, a little Ratchet, fell to Mr.
W. U. Hampton. An elegan
: menu was faultlessly served.
The petition of the majority o
the citizens of the town that Mr.
, John F. Brown accept the ofhc'
of Magistrate in Beat l to fill tn
-v.capcv cauaod hv the death o