Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-24

MSS Asoui1t sykes spent Tues
day in Oxford with her mothe
en- route from Aberdeen to Ko.
ciusko.
Mr.. Firman Smith. of Nasf
vile. Tenn. is the guest tn
week Of Prof. \. l.. Bondurai
on the campus.
Mr.. Martin Smith, Of PhiladeI
phia. Pa. is at home for n f.,
days with his parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. y. X. Smith.
Mrs. Martha Burruw has re
turned TO her home in Alabama
after a visit Of several weeks {
her son, Mr.. J. T. Burrov.
Or. 7. p. Bailey, of the Uni
versity, was suWuond to the bed
side Of his mother, who Is seri
ously i'll in South Carolina.
Mr.. J. ". Davis name viii q,
on the ticket at the NOvembe
election as Magistrate at Able,
vile, vice J. J. Wilkins resigned
WASTED-A good second hanl
saddle, and also one horse
Wagon. State lowest price wher
writing to Saddle" care Eagl,
Office.
VIII buy old Scrap Iron Of
every description.
J. L. SHTNAULr.
We are now prepared to supply
your needs in Fall and Winter
Dry Goods at the lowest Cash
prices.
TIRE OXFORD DRY GOODS Co.
Miss Annie Chandler left Tues
day for Greenwood. where she
goes to attend the marriage of
her brother, Mr.. Lawrence Chan
der.
Mr.. W. T. Buse. If Comanche
County, Texas, reached Oxford
on visit to his old home
friends and will perhaps remain
until the holidays.
Shoes, Shoes, Shoes for Men,
Women and Children and prices
right, at
The OXFORD DRY GoODs Co.
For SALE-One lot on Cniver-
sity street next to briige. For
terms apply to
W. ". MCMAHON.
7 have a few i6x2O oval frames
gilt and black. $500 frames Sf.65
;. II. SANDERS.
Rev. and Mrs. c. d. Brown en-
-ergained the young people OK the
Episcopal Church very delight
fully Friday afternoon at the
Rec-3ry.
SIrs. Matte Slate Goodwin is
prepared to do plain sewing for
ladies' and children, and solicits
patronage. She l. located At the
pelbridge home North % Oxford.
Men's Clothing cannot be ex-
celled in style, value or price AZ
TIE OXFORD DRY GOODS Co.
Our beautiful Cabinet Pictures
$500 per dozen. Latest style
and eolOrs in new mounts.
5. Il. SANDERS.
Those ladies' eloaks are the best
in town for the price at
The OXFORD DRY GOODS Co.
While playing in the schoo
yard Friday, Frank Lawshee re-
eieved a fall, fraeturing the bone 5
Of his right arm below the elbow.
He is resting as well as could be
expected, but has suffered great
ly from the wound.
Sheriff elect J. C. Hartsield
expects to move to Oxford at an
early date and will occupy the
FUR residence on University ave
nue.. We learn that Mr.. Stanley
Sneed will be appointed as deputy
sheriff during SIR. HartsIeld's
term of office.
A religious census Of Oxford
was taken last week, the result
showing that there were only 1eG
unconverted persons in the CON-
munity, two-thirds of this mum
Der being under the age Of twelve
years. This is 4 remarkable
showing for a town the size of
Oxford and we feel gratilIed tC
announce the result.
We have Just heard Of the mar
rage of Mr.. James E. Showers
formerly of Oxford, to Miss Bun'
yester Hopkins, of Little Rock
Ark, which occurred recently
Mr.. Showers was raised in Oxfori
and has the good wishes Of thi
community for the happiness an'
welfare of himself and his fai
bride. in all of which THE EAGLl
heartily joins.
The Supreme Court has affirm
ed the decision of the lower couF
in the election contest case o
| Ramey VS.. Woodward. In tn
decision the court renders tn
opinion that there is TO provisio
in the law for going behind tn
returns in a nominating electlo
and this assures the election {
Mr.. Woodward as the next Chan
cery clerk.