Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-04-06
Wash Goods Sale Tues
day, April 18th.
H.. T.. Nelson.

purchased home, the Bryan
house, on South street.
DR.. A. A. Young is now con
nected with kendel's drug store
and occupies the rooms formerly
occupied by Falkner & Russell.
Kendel's Charlton Liniment Is
a sure cure for Charlton.
We have Embroideries from &c
per yard, up. Ribbon, Hosiery,
Handkerchief new Tan and White
Slippers. All cheap.
The OXFORD DRY GOODS Co.
Bring your Watches, Clocks
and Jewelry TO Harris & Yates
store and have them repaired in
short order. L. ID. HARRIS.
Hawkins Early Prolific Cotton
makes 80 per cent lint. Try it
and be convinced.
Don't miss our Sale of Colored
Lawns, Organizes, ETC., Tues
day, April 18th.
j. Z. NELSON.
Miss Lottie Buford, who has
been the guest of her sister, Miss
Annie May Buford. has returned
to her home in St. Joseph. Mo.
Miss May Jones came over
from the I. |. & c., Friday and
remained with her mother, Mrs.
Mrs. NJ. B.. Jones, until Monday.
Work has begun on the new
addition to the post office, which
wall add much to the convenience
es well as appearance of Uncle
Sans property in Oxford.
Hon. NJ. a. Montgomery, Clerk
L. E. Oldham and Deputy Mar
shall J. j.. Vance left Saturday for
Aberdeen to attend the Spring
term of the Federal Court.
Our new stock of Spring Goods
are now all in, and we are offer
ing bargains in every line. Come
in and see US.
THE OXFORD Dry GOODS Co.
| handle Swift's Blood and
Bone Fertilizer, the best made.
RELBUE PRICE.
/ Cough up 10 cents for a bushel
of H-s' Ely Pc Cotton Seed,
pure stock guaranteed. Sold by
S. II. Sanders.
Miss Bessie Roane entertained
last Wednesday afternoon, COM
plimentary to her friend, Miss
Bessie Ciack, of Memphis
Mrs. r. G. Hewlett has return
ed to her home near Burgess, al
ter spending the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. R. K. Duncan.
Messrs. j H Hartley, of Black
water, ]. A. Bigger and W. S,
Hickey, of Oxford, were pleasant
visitors at this office yesterday.
Mrs. A. F. Phillips, of Mem
phis, is the guest of her niece,
Mrs. w. B. Cowan, on Collegt
Hill street.
Mr.. J. II. Henderson and Miss
Winnie Burke, both of this county
were married in the court house
Sunday afternoon, Magistrate
John T. Brown officiating.
DR.. Jacobs at the University
April 18th is regarded as one o.
the most eloquent, instructive anc
entertaining lecturers on the
Southern platform
i The next great attraction in thu
University Lyceum Course vii
be a lecture by the celebrated d.
William States Jacobs at the Uni
versity Chapel Tuesday night.
Mr.. j. K. Miller and W. W
Brummett have exc changed resi-
dences. Mr.. Miller moving oil
East street and Mr.. Brummett oil
South street.
The S-W. B. U. base ball team
of jackson, Tenn, and the Uni
versity team will meet here thi
afternoon in q series OF tire
games. The games promise Z
be exceedingly interesting.
Rev. s. NJ. Thames, presiding
elder, will hold quarterly confer
ence at the Methodist Churc.
2 Saturday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
i, and will preach Sunday mornin.
and also at night.
5 Bishop Charles B. Gallowa
( will deliver a lecture tonight q
the University Chapel for tn
benefit of the U. d. C's. of OK
ford. His subject will be "Th
Life and Character of Lamar,
and the address promises to b
exceedingly interesting and in
structive- Tickets Soc On sal
at Nelson's and Buffaloes's- A
: persons who hold season ticket
for the Lyceum Course will ;
admitted on same.