Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-03-01

residence OF Mr.. j. X. Walker O
! that place after a short illness O
pneumonia.
Mrs. W. f.. Andrews left Sun
day for Memphis, where she vii
make her future home. She ha,
many friends here who regret tn,
final move of herself and family
! Oxford is soon to be represented
in the State National Guard by q
company which is being organ.
lied here. This company will be
composed of the best material in
| Oxford.
There has been 5000 more
collected from taxable properly
in cur county this year than for
several years past, which speaks
well for the diligence of our Of
ficials and the prosperity of our
people.
Mr.. Charles b. Nelson, Jr., left
Monday for st. Louis, where he
goes to ac. as travelling salesman
for big shoe firm, with Miss;s-
sippi as his territory. The best
wishes of host of friends attend
him and also, regrets at his de-
parture.
l am taking orders for Rura'
Route Nail Boxes, and the pat
rons on Route No. 3 will find it
to their advantage to see me.
j. ID. BUTLER.
have $50 acres of good, level
land for rent in blocks OF % to
100 acres. Good houses and i'm
provements on easy terms.
j. l.. SHINAULT.
THE EAGLE will take your SUBJ
scription for any Newspaper or
Magazine published. Send in
your orders
To lovers of good music, COM
ing on Wednesday, March 18th,
the Schubert Symphony Club.
There will be a meeting OF the
Southern Cotton Association OF
Lafayette County on Saturday,
March 10Th, at the court house.
Mr.. Walter Clark, president and
MIR. Will II. Woods, secretary.
are expected to be present.
Try Rock Island Cultivator
this season. Solves the Labor
problem. Sixty acres cultivated at
one hall of former cost. Worth
double the money | am asking.
j. L. SHrNAULr.
LoST-one ladies' Gold Watch
and Fob on University street, be-
tween the Baptist Church and the
depot. HAD photograph in front
ard initials ~. NJ. j." in back.
Return to this office and receive a
liberal reward.
We return thanks to the public
for their former liberal patronage
and hope by constant attention co.
business to merit a continuance
of the same. Send US your or
der and we viii please you.
JOE AND EDGAR KTMBLE.
Mind you-it is pure Chemical
Fertilizers you want. Cost nc
more than mixed grades and with
guaranteed analysis. Prices in
the reach of all.
]. L. SHINAuLT.
Mr.. J. E. Nelson has just re-
turned from the Eastern markets.
He will show the good people of
Oxford and Lafayette County
what money, pluck and Judgment
can do. Take note of his adver-
tisement in this issue, and don't
fail to be present.
Mr.. ]. L. Sisl1 and family reach
ed Vossbarg safely and are very
mach pleased with the water and
their Surroundings, hoping to re-
ceive continued benefit from their
visit. A letter from Mr.. Sisk was
received too late for publication.
Miss Ki,ic Bogard entertained
Monday afternoon at Progressive
Dominoes in honor of her cousin,
Miss Lille Hamilton, of Holly
Springs. At the close Of the
games delicious refreshments
were served in two courses.
Lewis Robertson, colored. was
arrested and committed 10 jail the
past week for burglarizing the
hardware store Of Lewis 4 Mckee
1t seems as IL he has made sever
al trips TO this establishment, tax
ing whatever suited his fancy.
There will be . special day ser.
vice Sunday At Union Grove.
Sunday school at 10 an Preach
ing at II by b. T. Kimbrough,
Jr. Sunday school Rally In the
afternoon conducted BY Mr.. L. p
Leavell. Dinner on the ground.
Let all who can do 80 come and
spend the day.
The great Barlow Minstrels was
the attraction 1t the Grand Opera
House last night.From the rise OF
the curtain 10 the fall CT the same
in the last act there was not a
duh moment Mr.. Coburn rs one
OF the most conscientious Mana
gers on the read, and he deserves
. packed house at every stand
Butte (Montana) Miner.