Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-03-16

Messrs. William I. Hardcastle
OF Tayior's, and a. III. Coffey, of
kiiSore, were in Oxford Tuesday
and paid Us n welcoms call.
Mrs. Wilmer Kennedy and Miss
Eunice Shaw have opened a sew
ing room at Mrs. Kennedy's home
on University avenue. Patron
age solicited.
am selling at first cost all the
Heating Stoves in stock.
RELBUE PRICE.
Fertilizers at cost.
The OXFORD on MILL Co.
Will exchange a few high grade
Buggies for Corn.
j.. L. SHINAULT.
Messrs. J. s. Galloway, Mack
McLarty, of North Oxford, and
X. ID. Roberts, Of Holder. were
peasant callers here Friday.
DR.. J. 4. Moss, q former citi-
zen of the county. but now of
Memphis. spent several days this
week with relatives in Oxford.
have the most complete line
of Farming Implements on hand.
ever brought to Oxford. Please
call and inspect them.
RELBUE PRICE.
/ Linen and SILK Sale on Mon.
day, March 10Th.
j. f.. NELSON.
Fertilizers at cost. Come quick
The OXFORD On MILL Co.
We regret to learn that Mrs.
Nick Pegues received a fall Fri
day, and painfully sprained her
ankle. We trust that she will
soon recover.
Mrs. f. S. Pierce and niece
Miss Bessie Sullivan, will leave
tomorrow for Memphis, their flu
ture home. We regret their loss
to our town.
Mrs. James Stone entertained
at 6 O'Clock dinner Sunday. COM
plimentary 20 several members of
the Board of Trustees of the Uni
versity of Mississippi.
The Honorable County Board
closed its labors for the March
term last Friday. A full report
of their proceedings will be found
in another column.
Mrs. Wilmer Kennedy and Miss
Eunice Shaw have opened sew
ing room at Mrs. Kennedy's home
on University avenue. Patron
age solicited.
have the largest and most
complete stock of Harness and
Horse furnishings in North Mis-
sissippi. RELBUE PRICE.
WANTED To BUY-A small cot
tage centrally located. Apply at
this office.
! A wreck occurred on the rail-
road Monday afternoonfour miles
south of town, derailing ID cars
: Il merchandise. Traffic was de-
layed about II hours. No one
was injured.
The shade trees around the
square have been newly boxed,
which is not only a protection
but improves the general ap-
pearance of things.
/ handle Swift's Blood and
Bone Fertilizer, the best made.
RELBUE PRICE.
Twill offer Monday March
Goth, all my new Silks and
Linens at special prices.
Don't miss IT.
] j.. f. Nelson.
Mr.. Charles Buford, of st.
Joseph, No., spent several days
of the past week here visit
ing her daughter, Miss Annie
May Buford, who is a student OF
the University.
For Buggy Robes and Horse
Blankets call on me.
RELBUE PRICE.
Try GOO pounds of Vir.
glnia Carolina Chemical
Co.'S FertilizresOn two acres
of land as AN experiment.
A few sacks at cost to intro
duce the brands. Call tor
interesting book Saturday.
j. L.. Shinault.
Messrs. ]. C. Leggett, of Cas-
well, c. r. Frierson, of College
Hill, B. L.. Harris, and w. +.
Black, of Noah, Willis Anderson,
of Cornish, G. M. Goforth r. L,
Evans, of Burgess, We're pleasant
callers at this office last week.
I The largest and most animated
crowd We have had in Oxford fol
months, assembled here Monday
: The day was perfect and the con-
vening of Circuit Court, meeting
of the the Cotton Growers Asso'
, citation, and a speech from thu
> Governor, called the citizens from
all parts of the county.
District Attorney Roane state