Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-02-09

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Notwithstanding the most Sc
we're weather We have had 70
twenty-five years tie Count,
Board has been in session al
week looking after public int,
rests and welfare.
job Counter Of Ladies' Shoes al
/. 90 cents per pair and Men :
Shoes at 81. 90 per pair.
The OXFORD DRV GOODS Co.
4 | have some special low prices
on Wagons and Buggies. Also
anything 10 eat or wear.
j. L. SHISAULT.
The sixth attraction. in the Ly-
ceum Course at the University.
vii De represented by Fred En-
erson Brooks, the California poet.
humorist, and orator, Thursday
night, Feb 9th.
Big Remnant Counter now
ready OF ODDS and Ends left from
cur Clean Sweep Sale These
goods will 60 cheap.
TEE OXFORD DRY Goops Co.
Losr-One undressed Kid right
hand Glove between Oxford and
Denmark Finder will return To
this Office and be rewarded
For 10 days I will sell Mt
first cost, all Winter Cloth
ing. 0vercoafs, Blankets.
Furs, Boots, Heavy Dress
Goods, Outings, WasstfnyS,
Ladies and Gents UHder-
wear. j. f. NELSON.
Miss Lou Nelson entertained
the young ladies' Of the Baptist
Church Monday afternoon at her
home on South street. A Help
ing Hand society was organized
and officers were els cted.
We have a big lot OF remnants,
of Dress Goods, Silks, Ribbon
and Embroideries which will be
sold at less than half price.
The OXFORD Day GOODS Co.
We regret TO learn OF the seri-
Gus illness of Mrs t. p. Bailey.
wife OF Prof. Bailey. of the Chair
OF Psychology, of the University.
Mrs: Bailey was stricken with
pa alysis- Thursday night, and Is
still in critical condition.
Office of the Custodian. U. $. Post
Office and Court House, Oxford. lis
sissippi, jan %, 1875, SEALED PRO-
POSALS VIII be received AZ this Office
until O'Clock P. NJ on the LIST day OF
March, 1906, and then opened for
general repairs, painting, new post
ONCE screen, entrance, etc. at the
above named building in accordance
with the drawing and specification.
copies OF which may be obtained upon
Aspiration ut this Office s. M
HONRY, Custodian
90 Ladies' fine Hats, price 81. 90
to $1,000, your choice for $780,
j. E NELSON.
Henry Watterson says: Gre
gard Fred Emerson Brooks
charge Of Pickett's Brigade at
Gettysburg" the greatest poem
| ever heard, and the superior of
Tennyson's Charge of the Light
Brigade" Hear this at the Uni
versity Tonight,
Thursday was Ground hog Day
Ii old traditions be true, the
grounding failed to see his
shadow, and didn't get scared and
run back to winter quarters, but
it's quite certain that he's having
4 cold outing, before he can enjoy
the spring-
Marriage license have been is
sued during the past week to the
following:
Lyons SingIetary to Miss CaIIie
Terry, J. A Higgins and MISS
Maggie Banghman.
Notwithstanding the incIemer-
| cy of the weather, a number Of
| the members of the Home Circle
Club met with Miss Make Rus
selle last Wednesday afternoon.
at the home of Mrs Dr. McNA-
hon. After the business program
an excellent paper on Serving,
was read by Miss Belle Stephens.
A unique contest was engaged in
Miss Claud Harris won first
prize, the consolation fell to Miss
Hattie Robson Delightful re-
freshments were served.
A. a meeting of the Knights OF
| Pythias Lodge of Oxford MoE-
day, the following officers WEI q
iastalled: J. L. Shinault, C, c.;
R. l. TomIinson, v. C; j. r.
Co Intiss, p; H. Friedman, NJ W ;
w. NJ Wallace, NJ. Z; K of r &
s. and NJ F; R. s. Adams; Sam
! Bigger. N A.; Lex Ramey, E.
tG; E H. Kimmons, o. G. We
understand that the Pythians OF
Oxford will erect SIC, 900 castle
thal in the near future. The build
ing will be three stories high and
. theater xill be located on the
third floor. The committee In
charge has options on several