Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-01-19

Mrs. M. l.. Sloss has returne,
from an extended and pleasan
visit to New Orleans and Birm
ingham.
Mrs. John Wagner, OF Water
Valley, spent last Thursday in
Oxford, the guest OF Miss Eller
Bailey.
Mesdames Burt and Keys and
Miss Davidson spent Friday tn,
guest OF their relative, Mrs. s. r.
Written, OF Coffeeville.
For every dollars worth OF 10c
articles sold for CASH, We will give
free your choice of any one left.
LEWIS & MCKEE.
For RENT-A furnished front
room on South Street. Apply to
L. NJ. STARzINoER.
For SALE.-One Steinway Pr
ano for cash. Apply to Mrs. +.
s. Pierce.
For every 80 cts worth Of set
articles for CASH, we will give
free your choice of any one left.
LEWIS & MCKEE.
At special low prices FOR Cash,
for the balance Of this month.
Horse Collars, Wagon Harness,
Buggy Harness, Blind and Open
Brides, Saddles, in fact, all sorts
of Leather goods. Overstocked,
must go.
LEWIS & MCKEE.
Mrs. L. W. Tomlinson and
daughter, Miss Mary Lou, left a
few days ago for Coahoma, to
spend the winter with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jordan Tomlinson.
Mrs. Nina Jones Miller and
little daughter, Dorothy, have
been visiting Mrs. NJ. B. Jones,
left for their home in Hillsboro,
Texas, Monday.
Mr.. Wilmer Kennedy wishes
to inform his friends that he is q
candidate for Coroner and Ranger
at the special election to be held
on Friday, Feb. 10th.
You will find any grade of Wall
Paper cheap at my establishment
c. 8. WATSON.
A lot OF choice Hot House
plants for sale; must be disposed
of by Feb. LIST. Call early and
make your selections.
MRS. Z. 8. PIERCE.
All Clothing, Blankets and
Ladies' Wraps at greatly reduced
prices. ]. Z. NELSON.
II you fail to see and hear r.
P. Hobson Saturday night at the
University, you will always re-
greet it.
News was received this morn
ing that Maj. T. H. Lyman died
at his home in Atlanta, Ca, on |
Nor dag afternoon.
Tho Homo Circle Club hos is-
sued invitations to their first an
niversary reception Friday night
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
NJ. Starzinger.
The Oxford Dry Goods store
attracted an immense crowd Sat-
urday by their clearing sale.
Bargain hunters thronged the
store and locality FROM an early
hour until dark.
The hero of the Spanish war,
r. P. Hobson, will lecture in tho
University Chapel on Saturday
night.
Mrs. Walter Wilkinson and
sister, Miss Bessie Wholleben,
will spend Friday in Memph
Mrs. Wilkinson will leave tor her
home in South McAllister, l. T.,
within a few days.
Our Lace and Silk Clearing
Sale will begin next Monday.
J. E. NELSON.
have two comfortable, well
furnished rooms, and am prepar-
ed to take about four boarders on
reasonable terms. Gentle ne !
preferred.
Mrs. NJ. Z. SLoss.
In the statement of the Mer-
chants & Farmers Bank which
appeared last week, the item
marked unsecured over drafts,
should have appeared over drafts
secured.
Marriage license have been is
sued this week to the following
J. N. Bonds and Miss Dollie
Waite, F. NJ. Warner and Miss
Lula Hamilton, E. +. Hanks and
Miss v. e. Owens, Charles Beard
and Miss Minnie McNeill.
Come to me for Household
Goods. Have q lot of nice Furni-
ture Just received. Will sell on
weekly installments. Bring on
|your carpets, mattings, beddings
anything you want to sell, will
pay the highest cash market
price. Will buy and sell second
hand pianos. C. s. WATSON.