Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-10

u was the writer's pleasure 70 SPEND
few hours with the Patrons Il Illus
bandry az their regular annual me.t.
ing in the beautiful grove and grounds
two miles from Lake. in Newton coun-
y. Wednesday of last week. Thls 70
the oldest and most successful crrsR
iEatiou of the kirt IN the sfsts. h-v-
ing hsit reEui1r meetings for = pcriof
Of twenty-five years The in.asir- =
an admirable one for surh an srtsr-
prise. The cognf-y for aftv miles
around j. peopisfi by a thrifty. law
abiding. Intelligent class II farmers.
who appreciate IN fhp frifcrf scusa ia
benefit a BE- derived FROM such an in
s'nu'iun- = arse assembly building
adorns the center II th. gunu1Ig. End
around Il a-e rruup.d numbers -
smaller ones fnr vsrinus purpos0s =
a general nature N circle enclosing
the whole Re n dnthle rrw "a s-s1li
frame buildings. one ard two tories
hish. belonging - those who cc-ne
every summer - spend q fea days
pleasantly and rroEf1biv. ari cscri-
rie't a home during that time Ths
very hsst of sreatsrs upon general
snbievts Il interest ard rruat are en-
gagged. Amusersnts Il a harmless "a
fure are provided ~ while axav the
hcsirs. aud Withsi the event e. cra q
more than ordinary interest Il Is 70
- regestct that more communities n
the State dn rot aoiI these annual
meeting. They are evidently pruiur~
tive of much gocd in many WAYS. AZ
Neii as hein', occasions of pleasure
and recreation
The canning factory recently built
1ui rus in operafiou n New Albany
hs running uu~ ana esnnin< tire erup
q tomatoes fhat was raised this sra-
sen The people seen 20 b. horefuI
q the ort.ook fer surrcssfsll bus
ins-s in fhe future although rhe pres
snt season hrs been nc uorst fsr
some wears While ths ilr-cst nufnrr
4 fhis factory wifI ~ tomatoes rhfs
yerr. neyr scssnn the farmers all
pi1ut sweet rotAtrss aud other sess-
tables 'hst rfTrr a greater p7adr far
kardiin=- There Is m disrounfirc
the -reat st.sanfare of a saaniur far
tory 10 any community. esreciarfs IL 4
b a trucking one and with the ncces-
sity q some way e. handle stuN th1f
i would rof ~ profitable ~ shfa. -
take care - the crop a times Eh-u
she market falls blow the n~nff ,fus.
TheTe couid rot ,. a better invest
inert for a1r community than a szia
canning factory and fror1 the runih,r
teat Wsre built drrfrg t1e past sen
sen. 4 looks - II in 4 shnrf tine
there vii be noze without one
There Is ssiu Pierrv 81 ru0-r frr
-. sissinai 70 raiSa sevsrai million
chickens ard several bfflf0u ss-s far
the nsarke- There ean hsa fauaf
thousands - acres - Iant thrf zrcrid
make admirable chicken farr1s that
can b. hCuSas Al a very lOg uriCe.
The climate Is mild ard the expense
Of rsizir.- them Is much less here than
further north An excellent market
= provided ard there are many otker
arguments why cur people should pay
more attention 10 this Industry
West Point holds m election this
week upon the p-uH-nsificn 70 issue
sfeG Ge9 IN hens fer the purpose ~
furnishing terminal ard Cs1er fsciii-
ties for the Pensacola. Aiahama &
Western raiirCst. tier proposes 10
build through that town en- route from
Memphis IN Per arpls This VII he
-uite an addition 20 The business in
terssts ~ that progressive CITY sad
there is little doubt that tire boud IS
sue viii 80 through
Cotton IS worth rlo-e than ten cents
and With 4 strong probability ot 70 60
ing higher. turpentfne l. hrin~i-s 20
cents per gallon an the demand gon.i
.aTabeT Is a splendid price and The
mills viii be able n ryfn ail the tiua4
without fear Of cverI,rcsiuetiaR. corn
viii - plentiful this faii mi The rer-
simucn crcp vas never better. what
have we Mississiepians get 20 Kick
about anyway.
Greenville. through Nr. r. g
Holmes. president of TIE Business
League. has secured considerable re
duction in insurance rates This IS
one of the benefits - be- derived from
n live business OrG1RiZalicn Jackson
has also been given a resiucrian ard
several other Mississippi savrs The
city or town wfrhour 4 business or-an
ix7fion IS n csHdidasc for the pafter's
field. Get busy and organize for the
campaign
The manufacture Of hollow concret.
building blocks in Mississippi Is
bound tn become a Considerable in
,iuStry- 4 number Of small pants
have been installed during the past
year and they are proving highly sue
eessful TIE slcorn woolsn Mills Of
Co-il;h are 20 build an immense
building for their plant having dis
tossed Of the old one and the contract
calls for IT'S construction out Of these
hlocks- There are many strong points
that can be made in their favor
Il Is necessary for our people 70
hustle harder than ever 20 overcome
the eject of the little scare On ac-
count Of a few eases Of fever in New
Orleans Start something new every
day and keep husslins
Capt ". r Iznssr. Of StarkviIle- re-
Gently exhibited on the streets Of that
town two snap beans that measured
- ard IS inches in length. respective
~ He has a great many thar are
said to be equally as coed There are
millions Of acres in Mississippi that
should be made 10 WELD CT the worlds
requirements. aud they will be in the
near future
The first open COTTON bolis cf tse
season were rpunrfaH f-o-, paSrz---r.