Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15
Pants worth $4,000 st.G5
az ERIEpNAN'S.

MT. }. ". Overstreet died YES.
tcrday morning after . week,
illness of pneumonia at his HON,
South Of Oxford.
At the special election hell
Friday in Beats 3 and 5 for Mag.
istrate and Constable, Mr.. T
Mason was elected in Beat 3 anC
Mr.. Joseph kisner in Bea. 8.
| have go acres of good, leveI
land for rent in blocks of % Il
I'D acres. Good houses and i'm.
provements on easy terms.
j. l.. SEINAULT.
The EAGLE viii take your SUBJ
scription for any Newspaper OF
Magazine published. Send in
your orders.
We Pare our Prices ard Prune
our Profits 1t FRIED%iS's.
The following marriage licenses
were issued this week: Mr.. j.
o. Martin to Miss NJ. \. Low, Mr
F. Lawhorn to Miss Ella Al
e-Son.
i number OF cur citizens have
takol cIVantave Of the sDacial
.Ates offered by the railroads to
sisit Memphis and witness the
great play Of Ben Hur.
Columbia, Is. c. Y. ". C. \.
Nov. ,: ~ e really believe they
pleased better than anything we
lave hGd in years" (Referring
% the Boston Stars-)
We buy for Cash and for Cash
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FRIEDMAN
Your Styles are Here, because
nj Styles are Here. Suits worth
si2.50 fO- S3.15 a.
FRIEDNANs.
Miss Mabel Smith returned
nome Tuesday after an absence
II several months. She was ac-
.ompained by Mrs. Warren Holt
aed little son and Miss Rebecca
Smith, OF Indianola.
The Daughters Of the Confed-
s-acy will meet next Thursday
instead OF Friday as is their GUS
son at the residence OF Miss Eu-
genia Trigg at , O'Clock. Al
members are urged to be present
as important business Is to bs
transacted.
Tho United Daughters of the
Confeieracy will give a Wash
Inrton entertainment next Frida.
night, Feb. 23rd, from s TO l
O'Clock at the residenceIof Mrs
Garner Owens. All who can dc
50 are requested todress in Colon
ial style. Admission 70 cents
All are cordially invited.
Remember the Lyceum attrac
lions are both Instructive an
entertaining. None OF these ar
of the Tin horn variety, but ar
attractions that enlighten, II
Iift and entertain. We trust tina
the town will appreciate the Ell
forts we are making 10 make tn
a fixture here and that you vi
lend your patronage to this enter
prise. The MASAoEHS-
Mrs. James Sharp, of Tul'
died last Tuesday after q inger
ling illness of several months
S6e was an excellent christia
woman and a member OF tn
Baptist Church. The funera
was conducted by her pastor
Rev. W. l. Hargis. She leaves
husband and daughter to mour
her death.
The evening service at the Gu
berIand Presbyterian ChurC
sunday will be largely devote
TO song, hymns, solos and chol
uses. Mr.. Pitcher has agreed
Z play for US. The hour IS IL
r ali are invited.
W. j. KING, Pastor.
A The Boston Stars will OPP
their concert Wednesday mig
: AT the University with a brillia
piano duet, which is but sign
: for the enjoyable numbers TO IL
K low: an artistic song by the S
i prano: a dramatic selection
he reader; side-spli,ting stor
the humorist, etc. Enga
= seats at once and come at 8 P
ne sharp.
The Lyceum Course prese
Mrs. Mary II. Flanner, poet
as reader for Tuesday night. y
ga FIanner comes most highly
Ills commended as woman OF
briI.iancy, winning persona
ST. md has won the highest pr
en- from the press and public IN
te- work. A special invitation Is
The ended to the ladies OF the I
18th to hear this gifted woman.
The MANAGES