Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-24

Tor q few days this week.
Miss Hazel Hope, Of Green.
wood, il the guest Tor q few day.
previous to the University 1pen-
ing OF Miss Mary Louis. Nelson
; 500 Drummer's samples Hat.
and Caps for Men ant Boys n
actual manufacturer cost. ut
FBIEUNASs.
We want Cash trade. you want
goods ut reasonable prices.
Whore viii you find them? 1t
Tia OXFORD DRY GooDs Co.
nave q few Wagons and Bug
gies that I will close out at re.
duced price.
J.. l.. SHINAULT.
Don't you think il Is folly 10
pay frou ave to twcnty-Gve per
cent more for an article. Just for
the sake OF having il charged for
80 days? Bookeepers must be
paid for their work?
TIE OxFCRD Dry GOODS Co.
1000 yards good weight p inch
Outing flannel in solid or fancy
coiors, sold last fall for Si-2 cts
now only 6 Cts per yard, at
FRIEDIAS's.
Miss Anna Bates has recovered
from her recent illness and will
leave this week to take charge OF
n school at Ebenezer, in Holmes
County.
The ladies Of the u. d. c., viii
meet at Mrs. Z. o. Davidson's
Friday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
III members are requested to be
present.
The Southern Cross Drill Team
OF Oxford have been invited to
attend the Reunion OF the State
Veterans at Greenwood Oct. 1th
and Sth.
s'Wunderhose" are the lowest
price hose in the long run. 3
months wear guaranteed without
darning, or others replaced free
st FRIEDGAN's.
Our new line of Fall Goods is
now in, and especially strong in
Dress Goods, Shoes, Clothing,
MEMS Hats and Furnishings Ut
the lowest Cash price.
TIE OXFORD DRY GOODS Co.
Be sure and see me before you
buy a Sewing Machine.
S. S. WEBSTER.
We will sell you your needs for
Cash az Cash Prices.
THE OXFORD DRY GOODS Co.
Complete line Of popular priced
Skirts and Waists in the latest
styles and shades, at
FRIEDMAS'S.
Misses Annie Mcbride, OF Cam
ION, and Bessie Caruthers, OF
Sardis, are the guests Of Mrs. G.
b. Owens, and will enter the Uni
versity this week.
The State University opens to-
day with most lattering prospects
for the coming session. Students
have been coming IN on nearly
every train this week.
Saturday, Sept. 18th, viii b'
Rosh Hashona, (Jewish new
year.) Monday, Oct. 9Th, will b'
Yom Hakipurim, (day OF atone.
ment.) Our store will be closed
all day on both OF the above date!
H. Il J. FRIEDMAN.
THE EAGLE has just completed
the University Hand book, an
, closed a contract to publish tn
T. University Magazine for tn
present session, which will max
| eight continuous years that W
have furnished this work.
Neat well fitting, wear resist
;, inc School Shoes for boys an
1 oiTIs from St.O0 to S2.25 at
FRIEDMAN
To the person securing IN
y largest number of Cash subseFlo
!. ers new or old from Oct. LIST, I
Feb. 1st, 1909. The EAGLE vii
;, nrasept a handsome Gold Watch
! Now get busy and start out an
see your friends.
We return thanks TO oar fcrme
citizen Mr.. f. S. Gentry, OF Man
4 cum. Okla, for a copy oil IN
II Evening Star, a most ereditaol
u daily paper published in Man
cum. Mr.. Gentry writes in glow
s ing terms of his home city.
The Board Of Supervisors up
nointed Hons. j. ". L. talknel
lanes Stone, and Messrs. W. L
e porter, |. B. Orr, J. H.. Weich'
h ". Anderson, y. c. Graham, T
h A. Dean, G. R. Hightower, ".
Shinault and Dr.. P. W. kowIan
as delegates to the Deep wa',
= Convention at Chicago on oct
% and 8,
Rev. W. L. Mullins died Satui
/, day sftera lingering illness az 4
], home four miles west OF DalIa
q He was so years OF age ana w
: a highly respected and qsel.
scitizen. An aged wife, TWO sol
lie and two daughters survive mn
nThe remains were inferred
% DALLAS, Revs. Mckee and "a