Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08
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The Clansman-oct. esth.

4 Mrs. Stella Smith is spending
: the week in Memphis.
Frank and Erie Lawshee speni
Saturday in Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bunyan wooter
visited the Memphis Fair.
Mr.. G. B. Taylor spent several
= days ,nis week in Memphis.
Miss Belle Stephens visited
Memphis friends last week.
Miss Sarah Woriey left Thurs
day for Mt Pleasant, to teach.
All kinds Of country produce
commands a good price in oxford
Mrs. T. W. Avent is recovering
from an illness of several weeks.
, Mrs. Agnes Taylor is the guest
OF Mrs. Taylor in South Oxford.
500 Drummer's samples Hats
and Caps for Men and Boys at
actual manufacturers cost. at
FRIEDaAN's.
We want Cash trade, you want
goods at reasonable prices.
Where will you find them? At
THE OXFORD Dry GOODS Co.
/ have afew Wagons and Bug
gies that | will close out at re-
duced price.
]. L. SHINAULT.
Mrs. Woolard, of Water Valley
spent last Saturday with Oxford
friends.
Miss Maude Anderson Of Hol-
der. is visiting Miss Addie Lee
Wallace.
Mrs. Wyatt was hostess for the
WOmaa's Book Club Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. f. F. johnson Of Piera.
paid the EAGLE office a pleasant
visit Saturday.
Mr.. W. J. Hill and sons. Mes
sers. Ellis and Frank, spent Tues
day IN Memphis.
Mrs. Tom Barry, of Lafayette
Springs, is visiting relatives in
Oxford this week.
Mr.. j. 7. Short and wife. of
Tococpola, spent 4 few days in
Oxford last week.
Mass Maggie Lee Bryant OF
C0lfeeviiIe attended the Opening
Bail Friday night.
Don't you think il is folly 10.
pay from five to twenty-five per
cent more for an article. just for
the sake of having it charged for
30 days? Bookeepers must be
paid for their work?
THE OXFORD Day GOODS Co.
1910 yards good weight 81 inch
Outsug flannel IN solid or fancy
colors. sold last fail for S1-2 cts
now only 6 cts per yard, at
FRIEDMAN'S.
The Board OF Supervisors con-
!. vened Monday for the October
session.
A few more progressive move
ments and Oxford will soon be a
modern city.
"WunderhCse" are the lowest
price hose in the long run. 8
months wear guaranteed without
darning, or others replaced free
ut FRIEDMAN'S.
, Our new line of Fall Goods is
. now in, and especially strong in
, Dress Goods, Shoes, Clothing,
Mems Hats and Furnishings at
the lowest Cash price.
. THE OXFORD DRY GOODS Co.
; Be sure and e me before you
/ buy a Sewing Machine.
S. S. WEBSTER.
Mrs. DIR. Berry and son John
are visiting DR.. +. L. Riley and
Y family on the campus.
DR.. Chandler left Tuesday
d morning for Greenwood to attend
the veterans reunion.
e Mr.. E. H. Kimmons left Mon
j.. day to visit Mr.. AMI Mrs. P. z.
: Neill in Rogers, Ark.
!. Miss Matte Mckee and neice,
: Miss Jim Burney, are spending
the week in Memphis.
l.. Street Commissioner Brown has
been putting Depot street IN ex'
oellent condition recently.
. We will sell you your needs fol-
y Cash at Cash Prices.
l. The OXFORD DRY GOODS Co.
J. Complete line CT popular priced
:. Skirts and Waists in the lates
styles and shades, at
A FRIEpaAS's.
is Just received a fresh shipment
t, of Rye, Turf Oats, Wheat and
~, Clover Seed for fall planting.
h r. r. Chiffon Il Co.
Miss Naomi Black left last weel
i for Harleston, where shs goes u
accept a position as teacher.
A number of ve,erars from th'
u town and county attended the re-
:. ,,,;an at GraauwC0d this week.