Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-19

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(, II you need a Sui. of Clothes
De sure and look at our line. We
can save You money.
IEE OXFORD DIR GOops Co.
DR.. and Mrs. c. S. Brown ar
rived last Thursday and will b
With sirs. j. III. Kimmons for he
winter.
/ We are sorry To- hear Of Miss
Jennie Nexcll's accident. She
tel last week and severely sprzin-
Ell her wrist.
Misses Mary, Margaret and
Julia Compton have returned from
I two months stay IN Virginia
and Atlantis City.
Prof. j. {. Given. principal Of
the Free Spring- II bod, spent
Saturday in our city and honored
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Mrs Robert Wendell and little
daughter, Mary Paine, of Aber-
deem, are the guests Of her moth
e., Mrs. Margaret wardIzw.
Miss Corrine Burney, Of Green
Forest Ark. arrived Saturday
and will spend the winter with
her aunt, Miss Matte Mckee.
will buy Jour Hides. See RE
before you sell
W. ". kIlIBLE.
See cur line II Overcoats- Il
Is immense and up-tO-dace.
The OXFORD DRY GooDs Co.
Mrs c. L. SivIey returned from
an an extended visit to relatives
IN Jackson and Aberdeen. She
vas accompanied home by Miss
Maynard, Of Aberdeen.
Mr.. Hardy Royals. son of Mr..
w. III. Royals, Of Burgess, died
Sunday from injuries received
weeks ago on the railroad.
Mr.. Coleman Stravn, now an
attache of the Memphis post-Gf-
fee, is spending few days Of his
vacation with Oxford friends.
Mr.. Dan Slaughter and Miss
Dora Mcclellan, both of Holder,
were married Sunday afternoon,
Magistrate McAuIey officiating.
For Boys Suits and Pants do
not fail 10 call on
THE OXFORD Dry GooDS Co.
I want all your Eggs. VIII
pay the highest market price.
". W. kIxBLE.
Nessrs. Denton L MIze have
opened mp q first-cIass restaurant
on the South side OF tne square,
where not meals can be had at
all hours. They also carry Il
complete line of staple groceries
Dr.. and Mrs. G. A. Cairns and
daughter. Miss Ella, returned
Sunday from a soiourn OF several
weeks In the Tennessee houE.
tairs.
The passenger trains due here
at 9:16 pm and the one due at
4:35 am were resumed Sunday
after : suspension of two months
much to the delight of the travel
ing public
Mr.. BaIken MsGonnigiIl and
Miss Maude Littiejohn, both of
this county, were married at the
residence of the brides parents
near Holder Sunday. We extend
congratulations to the happy pair
For the best and cheapest line
of all kinds of Dress Goods, La
dies and Children's Wraps,
Shoes, Hosiery, etc. Come and
see.
THE OXFORD DRY GooDs Co
am in the market for your
Chickens Bring them to me-
W. W. hIxsLE-
Singer Sewing Machines sold
on easy payments, note or lease
by s. 5. Webster.
Mr.. W. A. Gallegly, of Able
vile, has bought the residence
near the railroad known as the
Hill house, and will soon move
mis- family to Oxford We ex-
tend them q cordial welcome.
There will be services in the
Episcopal Church Sunday night
az 7.30 o'clock Bishop Theo-
dore Bratton Will be present to
administer confirmation and
preach. The public IS cordially
invited
The State Board of Education
has appointed Nov Sad and Nov
/ 4th as general examination day
| for white teachers, and Nov f0sh
and nth for negro teachers This
Esxaminatioa will De held by sup
1T. M. Anderson for Lafayette
County.