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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-08-04

Miss Esther Byrne Sundayed with
friends at Portage.
VIM. Moser and wife spent a few
days at Detroit this week.
Max Wolf of Chicago was calling
on friends here this week.
Abel Comstock and wife of b. G..
Sundayed with relatives here.
See the new line of corsets SOC
and Sl,Oo special, at A. G. FULLER's
Miss Mary Norton and Chester
Byrne spent Sunday at Walbridge.
Miss Belle Newton of b. G. is
spending the week with relatives here.
&C. j. Evans and wife are camping
on the river bank near the White
farm.
Miss Bernice Hampton Of Toledo
spent Monday with Dunham Sim
mons, Sr.
Miss Florence Baer of Toledo is
spending the week with F. G. Well
stead and family.
E. j. Spill1er and wife of Webster
township spent Sunday with j. F.
Byrne and family.
Mrs. J. A. Rogers was the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Moser, west
of town, Wednesday,
H. j. Crabb accompanied by his
family of Cleveland are guests of his
sister, Mrs. DR.. Bowers.
Miss Esther Schlect has gone to
Ann Arbor, Mich, for couple of
weeks visit with relatives.
John Rowe, wife and daughter,
Alma, of Toledo, were guests of Bert
ITufford and wife, Sunday.
Mrs. c. b. Sheplar and Mrs.
Laura Meddick were guests of Mrs.
George Mcknight and family Monday.
Anyone having houses and lots or
farm property for sale will dc well by
calling upon M. b. Cook, Perrysburg,
Ohio
-Chas. Graham, wife and son of
Dunbridge were Sunday guests of
Chas. Treuschel and daughter Miss
Emma.
Mrs. Chris. Limmer and children
of East Toledo visited Rhinehart Reit-
eel and Chas. Weidner and families
| last week
Dear Gust have solved the moth
er-in-law problem, just give her regu-
larly HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
II will make her healthy, happy and
docile as a lamb. 35 cents. Tea or
Tablets. Bowers & Comstock.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
picnic was held at Adams hill on
Wednesday and was greatly enjoyed
by large party of members and their
friends.
"A report in the Toledo Blade of
Tuesday states that George w. Gerald
of Toledo and Mrs. Alice Sarvis of
4 Perrysburg were united in marriage at
f Monroe, Mich. on Tuesday, August l,
: 1909 Many Perrysburg friends of the
bride will extend congratulations.
S Good things in mems outing suits
!. from 81. 80 to $1,000. A. G. FULLER
1t is pleasure to lie arm thatJ ohm
G. Spoerl, who was badly injured last
week by being thrown from load of
e hay, is able to be out and hopes to be
n as good as new in few weeks. He
: had remarkable escape and for a
u man of 10 years shows remarkable
e vitality.
i Ivy Leaf, Evergreen and Elm
wood groves OF Toledo together with
y Ft. Meigs grove Of this place will pic
S mic at the home of VIM. Charles and
y wife on Sixth street, (this) Friday. A
n picnic dinner will be served after
). which business meeting of the groves
e will be held.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-08-04

|
ing the week in Duluth.
Herman Gighax and Peter Mailer
spent Sunday in Detroit.
Misses Augusta Charles and Bess
Baird spent Wednesday in b. G.
Mrs Laura Medick of Toledo was
calling on relatives here Monday.
The Ladies Reading circle met
with Miss Ladd this week Thursday
Miss Clara Leydorf is home after
attending summer school at Athens.
Freddie Leubben of East Toledo
was a Sunday guest of relatives here.
Mrs. F. Hegamaster and son, Don
ald visited friends in Toledo, Monday
Miss Nellie Taylor spent Sunday
in the country with Miss Valley Sim
mons.
Miss Alice Dihling was the guest
of Miss Mamie Haas at Swanton las
week.
Miss Stella Carter spent the latter
part of last week with relatives at
Delta.
Miss Francis Topliff spent the lat
ter part of last week with her uncle in
Toledo.
Mines. Abbie Wetmore and E. E.
Oblinger visited their sister at Haskins
Tuesday.
VIM. Bishop and wife of Toledo
spent Sunday with w. p. Adamson
and wife.
Mrs. n. L. Hanson of Toledo spent
the first of the week with Mrs. Edw.
Churchill.
Mrs. Edw. Churchill is entertain
ing her sister, Miss Lou Holmes OF
Weston this week.
Mrs. VIM. Wertz and daughter OF
: Toledo are spending the week with n
w. Cox and family.
Mrs. j. Toyinier and daughter
Gladys, visited relatives in b. G.
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Those ties for men and boys at 25C
are better than the ordinary. At
a. G. FULLER'S
A party of young friends called OIL
Miss Helen Hamilton in the way of 6
surprise on Monday evening. a flint
time is reported.
= The NJ. E. S. S. picnic at Wal
bridge Park was attended by larg,
number of the members and friends
. and was greatly enjoyed.
!. Mrs. VIM, Schlect, Jr., entertain
ed Mrs. Chas. Crook and children
n Mrs. Susan Masters and Miss Winona
and Mrs. Frank Powell all of Toledo
on Thursday.
Il Gus. Johnson, the jeweler, Mau
mee Watches, clocks and jewelry re
L paired in first-class manner Offic
over Eckert's drug store 22tf
r' M. B. Cook reports the sale of Ii
o Lots Nos. COG and 619 in the village o
Perrysburg, Wood County, Ohio, Han
II riet f. Emery to Phillip Myers.
II VIM. Roecker and daughter, Chri
Limmer and family of East Toledo,
}. Reitzel and family of Lime City too
Is dinner with Chas. Weidner and famil
Sunday.
ol "A fine baby girl arrived at tn
N home of DR.. Roswell Comstock i
Maumee on Sunday last, and the doc
tor feels so proud over the new arrivf
:, that his heart has expanded and Ii
- has increased the size of his doses c
Of quinine.
= Meeting of the Ladies Missioner
n society of the M. Z. church wa
- held at the home OF Mrs. Edith Madd
i, on Wednesday afternoon and was Il
unusually interesting session. Mr.
Stecker of Toledo and the ladies of til
lg society of which Mrs. S. is a leadin
re member were present as the guests
IN the Perryshurg society.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-08-04
Harvest Sale
OF Carpets

During this sale we will sew, free OF
charge, all carpets sold at soc a yard or
more. Bring in your measurements,
select your carpets have them made and
we will store them until you are ready
to lay them. Then there are many spec
ial values and rare bargains sufficient to
induce buying during this sale.
zoe all wood ingrane (made free Tor So
All worsted face tapestry (made free)
at 75c
Carpet samples I-2 to 6 # long 81
and 1.25
Room size tapestry rug, 9X12, Tor IS
27x6o inch Moquette rug for 1913
27x6o inch Velvet rug for $50
3ox6o inch Smyrna rug for I.65
II I-2c and sc Silkoline, for draper
peries, SC
I.5o heavy upholstery goods for CSC
BOO lace curtains samples, each nc
So Fancy Scrim draperies, pair 1,5o
S. Fancy Scrim draperies, pair 2.25
Dotted Swiss muslin curtains with hem
stitched rufle, pair Is
Swiss muslin curtains with full ruffIe,
per pair, Soc
Beautiful line of hassocks at Soc
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-08-04
The Harvest Sale.

Harvest Sale has than
had already
list reducing prices others the demand for
such articles
until August Bring harvest dollars here
where they will go farther than usual
Goods exchanged your money satisfied
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-26
The Teashe, Inst;tutc.

The Teachers Institute is in
ses sion this wees with several
teachers in attendance, although
not a. many rs we would like to
see present. We have received
several letters from various parts
OF the county, asking us to ex-
cuse them for various reasons.
Well We might excuse them. but
every patron who will come in to
see the work done viii readily re-
fuse to accept any excuse such as
mas been given. We consider curl
institute To be one among the
best. Our conductors are not
falling short Of our expectations. Z
We realize the fact that our
schools are what the teachers
make them. Unless our teachers
take a greater interts in the way
OF building up and sustaining
Deter schools, and it seems to Us
that We are doomed to remain in
our same unsatisfactory state.
We realize the fact that our
teachers have greater response
tilities and get less praise for
what they do than any class of
professional people, also less pay
Think about it. Can a teacher
nc reasonably expected to give
his or her entire time % a work
that pays from SD to $50 per
month for five or six months in
ilie year, Can We expect 10 have
all our teachers attend the Sum.
mer Normals, etc, on such a
meaCer salary.
Think about il this way. Can
We remain in this condition and be
forced to employ TO a great ex-
tent teachers who are expected to
mold the characters Of the youths
Of our country when they are not
pail enough TO more than pay
actual Living expenses. We are
going 70 present a petition to the
voters of the county asking for a
.wo mill levy for school purposes
Hoping a majority will readily
endorse our plan or put into exec
;utlOn better one. y.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-26
Lyceuln Coursc.

We are glad to announce tina;
our course IS receiving the sup
port Of the town. Our first at
traction viii be Thursday night,
Nov. OH, and the Hon. ALI Tay-
lor will deliver his superb lecture,
III Columbus Should Wake"
Mr.. Taylor Is well known TO
you and the fact that he rs the
choice o. the majority OF the seat
holders attcsts his popularity.
Every attraction is iirst-class and
We earnestly solicit the patronage
OF the entire town and community
Get season tickets at once. Sea-
son tickets 500, two tickets to
members of the same family for
500. RUSSELL & FALKNER.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-26
ALL FACIAL. ~
Blemishes
eEncyFs ~
N ONE WEEK /" \
BEAUTIOLA
The Perccf Recufifkr
ALL FACIAL

Beau;iola i the only harmless pre-
parAtion tia. completely obiiterated
all facial bleshishes, traces OF care.
worry, Illness and exposure. After a
few applications of Beautiola. beauty
% youth returns. and age falls ike 4
mantle from the face. leaving the skin
soft, clear and vslvety. not a wrinkle
Or Sienish remains Beaut.0ll Is en-
dorsed by doctors, chemists and ex-
pert dematologists. Makes ladies' As
youthful At 90 aid 80 a. they were at
20; used by men with some wonderful
results. Il removes the worse cases
Of Brown, Liver spots, Frcckles, PIN
pies, Bllckhe1ds, Erupti1ns. Every
box guaranteed. Price 80 cents sold
BY A. II. Eendel and l'Fam.ett & sons
L Z. BERRY CHEMICAL CO,
Dept l.. l., ~. Loaig.
BeautionlA booklet free upon reque -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-26
MARRIED.
DAvIs-cARTER.

On last Sunday morning a. 8
O'Clock at the residence of Mrs.
E. B. Carter, the.bride's mother,
Miss Matte Carter and Mr.. ID. j..
Davis were united in marriage by
Rev. W. J. King.
The bride is popular young
lady and most highly esteemed
for her modesty and amiable dis
position by q large circle of
friends. Mr.. Davis has been a
valuable employee of the firm OF
Bishop & Stall for several years
and is considered an exemplary
young gentleman. The EAGLE
extends good wishes to the happy
couple.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-26
orcsr ccnvsnIns Circuit Court.

crc>r Converting Circuit Court.
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
l.aFaN e;te County.
A Special Term Of the Circuit Court
Of Lat ayette County, Mississippi, H.
hereby called to convene at the Court
House a. Oxford. Ia said county, on
Monday, November oh. 1895, AZ .
O'Clock am TO coaIinas tor a term Of
Fix days, toe the purpose of trans
acting business Of = criminal nature
and criminal cases AID such civil
matters ~ may be agreed upon BY
the parties
The Clerk os the Circuit Court and
the Clerk OF the Chaacery COur, and
the Sheriff OF said County are hereby
directed TO draw IRON the. Jury box OF
fifty $50 namcs. as proyid q BY LAW IL
serve IS Grand Jurors OF sad teVsa,
and Petit Jurors for the first week vi
said term.
All parties and Witnesses in State
or Criminal cases now pending in the
Circuit Court CT said County, viii take
notice and appear in said Court. al
the time and place above named, and
De ready scr trial without any further
notice or service OF process.
Witness my signature n. SaTdis
Miss, this the nth day " October
1895. /. Is. BooTuE.
Judge of the Srd Circuit Court Dis
tric..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-26
NOTICE. 10 cREpIToRs.

In the Chancery Court of LaFay cite
County, State Of Mississippi.
IN the matter of Estate
Of u. A. Gallegly, No. 1852
Deceased.
" hereas. on the nth day of Sep.
TENDER, 1865, Letters of Administra-
ton were granted to the undersigned
by the Chancery Court Of LaFay cite
County, Mississippi, upon the estate
Of b. ~ Gallegly, deceased
Now therefore. public notice IL
hereby given TO all creditors OF said
estate that their claim or claims must
be probated, registered and fled by
the C.ianc-ry clerk of said County
and allowed ss provided by law, with
10 one year from this cate; and fail
ure TO probate, register and file such
claim or claims within said time. vi
forever bar the same
Mrs. ANGIE GAtLE6LY.
Administrator.
Oct. 2eth, 1905.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-26


invitations have been received
here to the marriage Of Miss Reus
Whitfield 10 Mr.. Chalmers Alley.
ander in Jackson on THURSDAY
Nov. End.
Hear Hon. ALI Taylor in his
instructive and eloquent lecture
IF Columbus Should Wake =,
me Opera House Thursday night
Nov. 9th.
Mr.. X. S. Adams has accented
a position with the Book store oi
Davidson & Wardlaw in jackson.
and will leave for that place in 4
few days.
We are glad TO welcome our
young friend Mr.. Claiborne
Phipps back again. He spent
the vacation with his parents in
TERRA Celia, Fla.
Oxford has thrown down its
bars and travellers can now come
and go at their own good pleasure
We may now expect business to
open up in earnest.
Mr.. W. T. Wallace and family
have gone to Redlands, Cal. We
hope they will enjoy their stay
and soon be able to return to their
old home and friends.
Bishop Theodore Bratton de-
livered an able sermon in the
Episcopal Church Sunday night.
afterwards confirmed four per
sons into the membership of the
church.
The Daughters Of the Confede-
racy will meet at the residence Of.
Mrs. c. X. Wardlaw Friday after
noon ut 3 O'Clock. All members
are requested to be present as
there will be important business
TO be looked after.
Mississippi has lifted the State
a. the weather condi-
lions and the heavy frOsts over
the State being favorable. The
only inconvenience the traveller
will now meet with, will be Few
local restrictions.
Mr. r. Parks, Of Caswell.
Us five bolls of Bohemian
cotton which measured six inches
IN circumference. He has FIVE
acres of cotton from this seed
which he brought from Texas on
his removal to Lafayette County
asst spring. MIR. Parks says that
his cotton grows to better ad-
vantage IN Mississippi than in
rexas.
At an early date | will have on
display all kinds of Fancy Hand
made articles suitable for Christ
mas presents. The ladies of OK
ord and the county are invited
o call at mr. rooms at the Oxford
House and examine my display
The date OF opening viii be gwen
a.er. Respectfully,
Mrs. L. I. oTARZINGER.
Oct. oath, 1895.
By invitation, Gov. g. D.
addressed the Feather
ton Camp OF Confederate Veter-
ms at their second reunion in |
Water Valley last Thursday. The
address, was a mastery effort and
las received the most favorable
from the press of the
State. He urged the veterans to |
AXE a broader view Of their du-
les as citizens of this great ma
ION, leave old issues behind them
md to remember that We are now
united people with a common
n,erest.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-26
ssc Bcs; end Most Practical Farm cd

for-TsY Pc9er s-tt.shed
We hive perfected arrangements wherxhy
ca sad tAa; sracfsc-i asi iz5.ru-iivs farm an
flasiiy jSarzai, F3zsE AsD I-o.<x. IN cDcs<rtioz
VIII cur p1kiics.ioz. - rsE..s-bss loo eri<s-
See our srs-: sPsciai Ger S-lse.
We are =aa5s< % give bat tssSf eeserist.oa ct
he er=tezts CT Fksx AID II1azE, whsch Il zz-
sqsz.l-4 fsr v=-iz.y zat srexl.e.--. Pruzizsas
saoss Is EAay de7.-fraea;s s=T t< aasHs.oaei tss
Farm and Garden s.a-kes Reports
Frcit Culture Mechanical Devices
Fashions sad Fancy Work
Feosiirg and EE-sG.zs The Apiary
Talks with Our Lawyer News of the zs-y
1ziry and Crranasry uocsese.d Features
rhs Poultry Yard Th2 Question f;sx
Ti=ass and Flowers Tie Neter.a-rT
The Hcr<c Sheep and swias
FAxA AID fioxz Is , azriozz. s1Gissostass,
Tx ~ ssz;ssrs .vhs-A on1zgrise yszr's So
se-irtoc raakizs vo.zzae Of ossrecc peg<ss teSa-
hs-ith 81 lie i1.sst AID ro-c rS.saa,e izsor=a=-
t=5a tAzt ezPsri<.es AID sriS71e scr3ly. NJ
hsts<- proot ef - roPaisrtT ca te osrs3 TIA -
sa0rnozs el-cG-zti7a. ~A--s ez.en.sx iato sssry
SITE al tssTiiary. e-ch azz=sSr e~l-y rsa1 ~
aearsy t~s oistisa rs4<erA a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-26
Legal Advertisements.
70 nRlpnE BUILDERS

Public notice i hereby given that
the undersigned viii receive sealed
bids up 10 l. O'Clock, on Tuesday,
Nov. 18th. Tor the following work Ia
said county, to-wit. For brilding an
extension To the Caatwel bridge
across Yoesas River, on the Oxford
and Paris roat.
~ the same time bids will be re-
eeived Tor flooring the fir.tgs across
railahatchie liver at the mouth o:
nppah River. The said work To be
done according To plans and speci;ica-
lions nov On file with the clerk Of
this Board. The successful bidder
will be required TO file a bond double
the amount q each bid with two or
more gOod securities tor the faithful
OF their duti-s. Tbs
Bo9rd reserves the RICH. ~ reject any
sad all bids.
J. o. RA,fEY. Clerk.
Oxford, Miss, Oct. =. Is0S.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-26
JACKSON ANDMErlPHlS
To OEr ONE OF N p r. CTS

Draughoa's Practical Business Col
lege Co.,, which now has a chain OF Il
Colleges, will opsl ! College in jack
son, Miss, on Tuesday, Nov. It'll, and
one ia Memphis Jan LIST. Dradgnon's
iioAeg-s. with a capital stock OF $40,
200 and 4 record of IL years. success
tul work, are too well knovn to need
any comments. For catalogue al
dEc~ss the undsrsIz ned,
j. +. DkaUGHoN, President,
Nashville, Tenn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-26
Notne.

Ir- s. 5. Webster, OF Oxford
is now representing us, and will
sell you a Singer Machine on easy
or discount for Cash.
Also carries a full line of needles,
oil and parts of machines. Try I
before buying any other.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-26

For onesceSers

Cheaper rates yet-less than one
way fare tor the round trip 70 points
IN the Soa:hwess. 80 va Memphis
or rsire. and the Cottun Bell Gout.
Dates ~ cheap rates on Tuesdays.
Nox an aHd -i-t. i',c. 5th and fsth
Finest tire "a vi-it "a, -outhwes,
see the crops sni ioclte a home.
Write for maps ,iterstr-c aal c8-t
Of ticS-ls - ans point.
V. 4. FEELER. n. ?. \.
Meniphi-, Tsau
T. " LABsAUssE. @. =. s I. 4
-. louis. No.
Cotton relt Route
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-26
Cheap Insurance.

Ladies are now invited and can
take out insurance in the Knights
of Honor. Ages Is to 80. No
imitation fee TO pay. See Mr.. j,
Z. Nelson, Mr.. ID. T. Carter, Mr..
X. X. Fades and Mr.. S. NJ. How
~ for further information.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-26
ANNOUNCEMENT.

On and after Nov. ist, TIE
EAGLE Nil charge 40 cts
per line tor local reading TO-
ices for the first insertion,
and - cts Tor each s1cse-
queEt iasestiOn- Please bear
tnis in mind wnen handing IN
your copy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-26
Special Home Seekers
Excursion.

= FOR T-t ROUND TRip
Ga Tuss lays. Ecv tn and sfst.
Dec. .,th aud lisa.
The Iron Mountain ziu ssii ticket.
from Ne rphi- 10 T-xa-. 0kahon 4
New 1ie-3ro sad Lpli s5anl an 9th r.
points, r.; : % the one WY for the
round ;-ip. Ti-Svts have n iim;t oi
twenty -clc ~ lays - raiara. vita
stop-overs AZ Pressure, going aud -
turning
For full Information sdir,ss
Z. r. ko-.yDr',EE. l. Y. 4
II y. Wilson. \. q r A..
a. ;. Main street, Memphis. Tenn.
- r.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-26
SAVED Hl., LrrE.

J. w. Davenport, of Wing o, Ky.
writes June II, 1921: - wans TO tell
you I believe halla-d's Snoy Lini-
inent saved M life. was under the
.rsatmsE. OF two doctors, aii they
CID me one of my lungs was entirely
gone, and the other badly All sc:ed.
. also h-d lump on my side. don't
blink that could have lived over two
months longer was Induced BY =
rieaa TO try iiss,lari's snow Ii4I nsnt
be iirst application gave ms great
chef. tw, so cent bottles cured me
sound and well. II is a wonderful
medicine and recomm nj il TO suf-
feslng humanity ror SHE by A. l. =.
kenoeI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-26
The Local News.

Is-ess Is looking up.
j. Reaa Barry left Monday
Neavi.ie.
b. 7 Il. Somervilie visited
IA this week.
Robert Torrey spent satur-
Z Ja son.
i. NeLemore Baird spent
by II Jackson, Tenn.
S. Vassar Somerviile return
surday from kosciusko.
z 7. White, of Tunica, is
1est II Mrs. Nick Pegues.
s. David Mcdowell and lit
II lett Sunday for Batesville
r. Matte Burnett and chill
have returned from Indian
Z. B. B. Russell has purchas-
fe Myers residence on North
p. Harry Wynne. Of Scooba,
te guest Of Mrs. John F.
pa.
is. Clifton Folmer, of Aber-
4, IS the guest of Mrs. C. L.
ey.
|iss Bessie Murphy. of Kosci-
/, Is the guest of Mrs. Lem E.
ham.
Iiss Jennie Benson, of Water
!ey. IS the guest of Miss Mat
isehee.
BE Home Circle Club met With
! J. T. Chambers yesterday
moon.
Il. Hugh Wallace, Il Mem
! IS spending the week with
Parents.
liss Matte Cook left this
Ming for Water Valley to visit
lives.
II. c. B. Nelson, Sr., return
Friday from a few days stay
temphis.
liss Bessie Knight is visiting
sister, Mrs. j. s. Shannon,
'iarksdale.
rs. Collins, of Abbeville. is
guest of her daughter, Mrs.
IA Wallace.
Il. Norman Patterson, OF
nphis, was the guest Sunday
TENDS here.
L. E. D. McFadden, south of
ord, was a pleasant visitor at
ONCE Friday.
ass Eula Deaton has returned
Z Spending the summer with
ives in Texas.
=. R. S. Morgan of Able
! was an appreciative visitor
us Office Monday.
Anderson, Goodwin
Hussey, of Abbeville, spent
urday in Oxford.
rs. j. c. Sheegog. of Winons
q. last week with her Oxford
'tlves and friends.
II. and Mrs. Win wilkins, o
ue Rock, Ark, visited theil
EMS hare fhsa -oaJ
". Levin Lake and daughter
!. Wimber!y, spent Sund ay il
'nada with relatives
~ j. L. Shinaait has rente'
residence OF Mr.. w. T. Wal
: on University street.
ar s. s. ]. Browning and Mis-
! Williams, OF Tayior's, visite
'ord blends Monday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-26
Chnkasaw Association.

This body, which failed to meet
t the r.g,;Iar time on account of
uar;t o regulations, will meet
/ s. hurch, near Lafayette
Il all Der ginning Tuesday be-
throuFd Sunday in Novem-
day same hurches please take
S to them W |. HAR6iS.
ling tieso.a
- wouldI NJ
ory cad NotiCe-
n ew thoroughbred Indi-
n The DIVERS for sale-at S1-OO
Tort the Stdnteed to be the finest
4 Of S sna :. kicken known. Those
hem will please call
Dads The
! adj where GENA CALLAwAY.
,urx town red -
risk. sato p.,f rds and the Pubiic-
'ero- Pike AID opportunity of ex-
'nsA viii do thanks TO my many
heir favors during
"a IL. a. :, ,oo,heir patience while
| to this year eing 10 iuihh ny
,hia. posing Of hough | may have
inth lon RibSest of my life thou
wife any pa. Is away, YOU will
sell . x,n, ree,S bcred, and Oxford
enss home. Farewell
! ACE AND FAMILY.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-26
The JUk, LIST.

The following list of iurymen were
drawn Saturday 10 serve on the Grand
and Petit lurics for the special term
81 the Lafayette County Circuit
Court tor term - six days com
mencinx Monday. Nov. eth:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-26

Mr.. q. I. White. of Toccopola
wa IN oxford last week and pa;J
MS respects to The EAGLE
The daily tribune., 1905-09-18
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Pauline Perry, Denver; Inez Brown.
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" n. Davis, city.