Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-03-22

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Lodf shoe house. spent sewers
v. days with his Oxford friends thi
: week.
Many relatives, friends an.
=, members OF the families Of ~.
y Tsie County prisoners are in ai
~ torrance Of the trial which va,
= Gale Tuesday.
g Children's all Wool Suits n
Nerfolks and vestees. worth 81 n
n ard Sf.s5 for 9Oc at
FRIEDIAN's.
The management hopes to have
re largest audience in years h.
pear Mrs W. C.. Chiffon. She Is
making a most cnviable recor,l
N her work and certainly her
nome people will not neglect to
give her an ovation at home.
wanted to buy Dry Cows with
a little Jersey breeding.
II. V. SoNERvuIE.
Boys all Wool Knee Suits in all
eeiors, worth sl.5O and Sis for
soc at FRIEDMAN's.
Inc residence occupied bv Mr..
Iraywick, one mile west Of III
University, was destroyed by fire
about 4 O'Clock Saturday after
noon. We understand the family
lost all OF their household effects
Inc home is known as the DR..
June Davidson place and Is an
Old landmark of the vicinity.
Mrs. W. c. Chiffon will present
the sixth Lyceum attraction ON
friday night. March Both. There !,
was some mistake in former an !
nouEcement, but the above is the
correct date.
Tee celebrated Shields Hats in
ali styles, worth SIZE for S1.35 AT
FRIEDxAN's.
Preaching day at Union Grove
has been changed from the frat q
sunday to the second Sunday. so
as MOTTO conflict with the preach-
1g at Bay Springs, which is nowi !
IN the first Sunday. Let all who' d
Ire Interested notice the change.
IND come to preaching at Union v
irove the second Sunday in April c
We viii save you from is to % J
ger cent on yosr Suit. Shoes and ,
tents Furnishing Goods at +
FRIEDNAN's. Ii
Wanted to buy Dry Cows with
little Jersey breeding.
II. V. SoNERyILLE.
Mrs. W. C. Chiffon at the Opera :,
io1se Friday nignt, March 10th. ),
ret your tickets now. Reserved +,
eats 80 cents Tickets on sale a
fcnday at Buffalse's. q,
Mr.. Walter Landreth died Sun 81
ay at his home in Burgess after e
lingering illness of consump- y
on. Mr. Landreth was an essi- q
liable citizen Of his community "
nd all who know him. Tie leaves a.
wife and four children, father,
other and an extended conrec-
on to mourn his death. The re-
ans were inferred Monday in
he Clear Greek cemetery. b,
Our Spring and Summer stock a.,
now complete in every detail, Or
I'D everybody IS invited to at Dc
nd our every day sale at VI VI
FRIEpNAN's. M
The Confederate Veterans held \,
very enthusiastic meeting in the p.
curt House Saturday. At this II
setting delegates were selected al
r the annual reunion at New
rleans on April the 18th. 18th
nd 9th as follows: j. F. Dooley a
r. McLarty, j. l.. Shinault, L.
billiard and G. H. Evans. Ar ~ ~
were also perfected d.
II q large attendance o., - lu
amp. A call meeting WIN oe "a
ED by the camp on Sstrruas o
Ipril 21st, and the attends u .
Il camp members is desir, :,
The grand Spring Opening ol v
fr. j. E. Nelson Tuesdas vaS I
ii that could have been efpeeeeu q
md the ladies' were enth 11ase,c
a their admiration. The to'eis
display in the show wind w re :
mind you of q spring GO deti ~ "a !
.ull bloom and the inleri =. eile
Establishment equally as as as.ia 1
i've. Ii Is vell known "a. Tue
of an opening
son IS is worth going to see ana
the ladies' think that this year 5
IlSSniay Is esnec1alIy peautIful.