Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-13

RocerSville. Team. t. attend 4
house parry given by the Misses
Kyle and Gayle Kyle.
Miss Fannie knight entertained
a nuMbeE Il her friends wednes-
day evening in honor 81 little Miss
Ruth Landry who accompanied
VT. and Mrs. J. ;. shannon from
Ciarksiale.
Ladies and ChiIdrcn's Slippera
IN Tan, Black and Patent I...ath-
crs at specially reduced prices. at
III. FRTEDxAS'S.
Mrs. J. $. shannon and little
Miss Ruth Landry. will leave
Sunday for Grenada 10 visit
friends.
Read the big advertisement o.
me Oxford Dry Goods Company
and 90 around and secure your
share Of the many bargains they
are Offering.
a few Of cur farmer friends
Ieel very gloomy over the present
weather conditions and the crop
while others are more
hopeful aud think the harvest will
be better than We anticipate.
AIS well that ends we'll"
Nj. W. l. Evans. OF Memphis.
the popular travelling passenger
agent Of the Frisco system snent
several days in Oxford this week
and honore,i the Eagle Office with
a call.
Il. r. Chiffon & Co, have lust
received direct from Germany
go pounds Of their prize Turnip
Seed which are now on sale al
their store. As they give prize
81 $500 in gold for the largest
Iurnip raised from seed bought Of
mem, every person who plant.
Turnip Seed would do well to buy
heir seed from this firm and try
Tor the golden prize.
Hiss Kate Lundie has been
elected first assistant of the High
OF CoffeeviIIe. Miss. Miss
Kate is graduate of the Univer-
sity and an accomplished young
ady. We congratulate the citi-
Tens OF Coiieeviile upon securing
her services.
Mrs. MA. Hickey. of Shawnee,
Okla, is the guest of Mrs. Ut.
Chambers. hIrs. Hickey was a
,itizea OF Oxford for many years
md has a host Of friends here
Who extend her \ most cordial
yelcome.
Capt. Rsane returned Tuesday
light from visit TO his sons inl
Nerrvilie, Texas, and speaks in
he highest terms Of the citizens
Ind climate of that section.
Mr.. C. f. Slough has returned
rom Texas, accompanied by his
mother Mrs. j. n. Slough.
The luxuriant grass in the Coun-
y Cour. yard has been moved
Town this week.
The new entrance and boxes
ior the post-ofhce will be open for
public use in few days. There
viii not be q more convenient or
elegant arrangement for the
of Uncle Sam 5 mail in
he state, and it Is a credit to our
sity-
Guy Gillespie. of Duck Hill is
he guest of Mrs. John Brown.
Miss Bessie Roane, left this
morning for West Point, to be the
guest of relatives.
Mr.. F. NJ. Newell, of Water VAL
ley, visited friends here Sunday :.
Mr. Louis Stephens, left Tues
day for ST. Louis, after a visit to
his parents here.
In nearly every town in the
State the citizens are banding
themselves together for the sup
preston of all classes of vice
which seem to be flourshing as
the green bay tree in every VIII
iage, hamlet and town OF our
great commonwealth. A glance
over our exchanges contain no.
tees OF the organization OF Law
and Order Leagues in their re-
spective localities, and determi-
nation on the part of all serious,
ht-thinking citizens to lend all
the assistance in their power to
the suppression Of evil wherev. r
found Any town may have fear
less officials, ready to do their
ghole duty, but they are power
less unless they receive the active.
moral support of every law-abid-
ing citizen of the community.
From the many fragrant violations
81 the law which have occurred in
our own locality, it is an evil
lent fact that Oxford needs a Law
and Order League as well as her
sister towns We suggest that
steps be taken 10 organize against
all lawlessness. report to the
proper oflcials, who We believe
xiii readily respond, and upon a
failure 10 do their duty, in every
then call for an expla-
ek-