Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29

relatives. Nr. and Mrs Wilr,a
Kennedy.
Extra size and weight Croche
bed Spreads, worth si75 n
Sl'So at II. FRIEpMAS's
Old Machines taken A. na-
payment on a new Singer by 5
S.Webster.
we spent u few DAYS i'm :,
Louis last week anu pIckcd
up some Big bargains Ia
White Goods, Lawns. Or
CANDIES and Embroidcries
Will offer same for sale NJ
0ne-half prices.
Inc Oxford Dry Goods Co
Miss Belmont Mars,ip. VII;
mas been the guest ct friends h,r,
nas returned 10 her hone in
Jackson.
Miss kittie Bogard will leav,
tomorrow for New Albany to BE-
the guest of her aunt. Mrs
Houston.
Mrs Warner Holt and IttI,.
son, Of lndianola. are the guests
q her parents. Mr.. and Mr.. a.
X. Smith.
Mss Pearl West. who has BEEN
he guest Of her aunt. Mrs. Cbas
yates. has returned to her home
IN Myrtle.
Dr. and Mrs. r. p. Wendell. OF
spent several days of
ne past week with Mrs. {. X.
Wardlaw.
Mems fine Worsted Dress Pants
n Summer weights at greatly re-
iuced prices at
II. FRIEDxAN's.
Singer Sewing Machines sold
IN easy payments. note or lease
~ 5. ). Webster.
Mrs. Jessie ThurmOnd and son,
Dr. Burton Thurmond, Of Ripley.
pent several days this week here
With friends.
Mrs. j. ". BOwser and chill
lren, Of Tuscumbia, Ala, are the
'uests of her parents, Mr.. and
Hrs John Word.
The recent rains have been Of
Intoid value to Lafayette County
armers, and prospects are good
or an average crop.
Mrs S. Z. Ragland, of Delay.
as moved to Oxford and Is now
'oarding with Mrs. R. L. Steph-
rs, on Depot street.
We will offer for the next
wO weeks Organdies and
lawns, worth ID and 20 cts
or 10 cents per yd. White
,OOds, fancy stripe, worth
% and % cents for 10 cents
,er yard.
Scotch Lawn worth ) cts
or 3 1-2 cents per yard.
EmbrOfderies worth : 1-2
q I'D cts for ) cents per yd.
The Oxford Dry Goods Co.
Mrs. J. B. Williamson. Of jack
on, Tenn, who has been visit
ng her sister, Mrs. s. S. Web
ter, has returned home.
The Bank of CORTLAND was
obbed Tuesday at noon of $500.
he blood hounds were tele-
'honed for and were sent.
Mr.. s. T. Shinault and wife
Till leave in a few days for Menu
This, their future home. We re-
ret their loss 10 our town.
Mrs. J. r. Parks returned to
Ier kome near Liberty Hill Sat-
Ird3T, after a months visit to her
Mrs. T. w. Avent.
Ladies' and CLildren's Slippers
a Tan. Black and Patent Leath-
rs at specially reduced prices, at
III. FRIEDNAN's.
Mr.. Simon Coggin. of Brown
rood. Texas, who Is visiting
elatiyes in and near Oxford this
reek. paid Is pleasant call.
Mr. T. II. Brown returned from
lcKinney. Texas. Sunday, and
ill spend some time with his
hiIdren in Oxford and vicinity.
soc Summer Corsets long and
hort WASTED for 40c at
H. FRIEDMAN
Mr.. G. o. Foust handed US a
otton bloom Tuesday, gathered
rom a five acre field, which is
nee high and growing nicely.
Mrs. A. C. Ray entertained a
lumber Of young people Friday
light, complimentary to Masters
ames Ray and William Rowland
Full line of light weight Under
rear, Pants, Fancy Hose, Neg
gee Shirts and fine Neckwear
{ low prices at
H. FRIEDNaN'S,
The Daughters of the Confed-
raey will meet with Mrs c. K
yardlaw Friday afternoon at A
''clock. All are requested to at
end. as special business viii
'ome before them.