Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-28

sia-eer Jonn Blassengane.
i Mrs Ruth Price left a few d.v
ago to Join her husband in Hunts
vile. Ala. accompanied by ne
sister, Miss Pauline Reynolds.
Singer Sewing Machines sol.
on easy payments, note or Ieas,
by S. 5. Webster.
A fine sewing room for rem
upstairs ut
/ The OXFORD MILLINERY Co.
Our new Fall line of Dry Goods
Clothing and Shoes is complete
Now IS the time to make YOU
selections j. z. NELSON.
Mrs W. c. Chiffon left Tues.
day for Kansas. For the mex
three months she viii give read
lngs throughout the Northwest
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. X. Smith were
at nome Monday night eompIi-
mentary to Mr.. Martin Smith,
who left Tuesday for Philadelphia
Mr. j. B. LeavelI. cashier OF
the Bank Of Oxford. spent last
week in the country, az the has
pitable home of Mr.. j. ". Slate.
We were in error last week Is
10 the total number of COufedef-
ATE pensioners. There are only
20l enrolled in lafayette County
Old Machines taken As part
payment on new Singer by ;.
S.Webster.
The EAGLE will take subscrip-
tons for any newspaper or maya
zine published. and viii save you
time and trouble.
Our stock OF Fail Millinery Is
now complete. All the new Pat
tern Hats on display Monday,
Oct md. J. Z. NELSON
Col J.. ". T. Falkner and
family have returned after a two
months sojourn II Alma, Mich.
Mrs Falkner returns much i'm
proved II health.
We all hope for an early frost,
but until that welcome visitor ar
rives we will have 70 keep a strict
watch for fear an unwelcome
guest might invade our territory.
Prof. Dabney Lipscomb, for
merry of the University, has been
appointed to the chair of Civics
and Political Economy at the I.
|. & c.. at Columbus for young
ladies'.
Sheriff j. II. WEIGH carried
Will and Lon Cook 10 Pittsborc
Monday where they VIII be placed
ON trial again for the murder of 8
Mr.. Crawford. near EIlzey, II
August, 1903.
The following marriage Icen-
ses have been issued since oul
last issue: Mr.. Willie Vance u
Miss Roxie HilIhouse, Mr.. w. T
Bishop TO Miss Ella Henderson,
Mr.. T. j. Newton to Miss Mary
Smith.
We are glad TO learn that on,
former young townsman, Mr.. Ed
Matthews, is delighted with hi:
new location in New York City
He Is holding . very importan
position there in the Western
Union Telegraph Co., and wheI
not On duty he Is seeing the won
ders of the great metropolis.
The case of Brigham Young
and others charged with peonag'
WAS tried before United State.
Commissioner Lem T.. Oldham
yesterday. and the defendants
we're discharged. as there was n
eliminating evidence Tn,
principal witness in this case wa
committed TO jail here Tuesday OF
. serious charge.
Mr.. J. B. Roach went to 81
Louis last Thursday after Arc
Buford, the negro criminal fror
oxford, who has been confined i
the Grenada jail. The prisone
had given bond and took Frenc
leave about q month ago. He
now in the Oxford jail awaitin
the Circuit Court. Mr.. Roac
had a rough road to travel on hi
ST. Louis trip through the quar-
antines, but got home Tuesday.
Saturday afternoon about
Io'clock the shelving on the Mort
side of the hardware store
Lewis & Mckee fell forward wit
q terrible crash, carrying de
} strrction to the beautiful sho'
! cases and many other vaiuabl
articles The accident was caus
ed by the decsying of the sleep
r ers under the flooring. Forum
4 ately all of the employees wei
> at dinner or in another part of Il
/ store and were not injured. II
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