Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-04-30

Mr.. J. A. Browning. Of Tay-
lor's, paid US pleasant visit last
Thursday.
Messrs. J. B. Brown and J. o.
Ramey were in Memphis yester-
day on business.
Mrs. Gerald Fitzgerald and
children, of Friar's Point, are
visiting DR.. and Mrs. a. A..
Young.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Brice Martin and
daughter, of Lafayette Springs,
visited Oxford Tuesday and hon
ored us with a pleasant visit.
Mrs. S. A. Murray has return
ed from Little Rock, Ark, where
she spent the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. c. o. wilkins.
Mr.. Robert Lindsey and Miss
IRA Palmer, Of near Paris, were
married Thursday in the court
house by Magistrate John Brown
For SALE-Long Staple Cotton
Seed at 10 cents per bushel.
MRs. j. T.. HoPE,
College Hill, Miss.
Mr.. S. 8. Webster will sell you
a good machine on easy pay
ments, and will take your old ma
chine in exchange.
II you are interested in the pre-
servation of your waste vegeta-
bles and fruits this year, and it
seems that we shall have a nice
crop of both, also fine crop of
blackberries, write the South
ern Gamer Co., OF Mckinney,
Texas, for prices and free booklet
on the home Gamer.
Mrs. Mary Alsobrook returned
10 her home in Capleville, Tenn,
a few days since after a pleasant
visit to her sister, Mrs. G. l..
Tonight the Olympia Opera Co
N "Said Pasha," an Oriental :
comedy that Is rich, rare and racy :
Four new people with the COM
Dany.
Judge W. A. Roane is visiting t
lis son, Temple, in Fort Bayard,
\. NJ, where he has been an in
nate OF military hospital for the
,ast two years.
Sunday will be communion day
1t the Methodist Church. An
,ffering will be taken for the :
'enefitof tina Methodist Orphans +
lone at Jackson. :
Mr. Frank Anderson died at
lis home in Holly Springs Sun
lay night after a lingering ILL
less, aged 81 years. He had
many relatives in this county.
Rev. J. ". Wyatt gave an in
eresting descriptive talk Sunday
It the Methodist Church, OF the :
,reat Missionary meeting which a
lie attended last week at Chat
anooga, Tenn.
Prof. K. l.. Harris, Mrs. r. II.
Porter, Misses Virgie Neill, An
lie Chandler and Ella Wright left /
his morning for Jackson where
hey 90 TO attend the meeting OF
he State Teachers Association.
The rendition of "0livette" and ,
The Mascot" by the Olympia
Opera Co., this week were perfect
y delightful. Such attractions
reflect credit upon the manage
nent and should receive the pat
OF the people.
Scotch Oats 10 cents. Seeded
Raisins 10 cents, Libby's Mince
Meat 10 cents, 2 pounds Toma-
toes s cents, Old nanny Hominy
cents, Folks Corn s cents,
Evsporated Apples 16 OF 10 cents,
Evaporated Peaches IL 1-2 cents
S. W. Moss.
The University Tennis team
plays the A & NJ team on the
campus today for the champion 1
ship of the state. Cooper and
Ayers, representing the Univer-
sity, are so far the unbeaten
champions of Mississippi. +
At fine Opera House tonight.
'Said Pasha," one of the richest
treats of the season by
a very talented company. Did
you hear this company Monday
and Tuesday nights of this week?
If not you missed treat, but you
miss a better treat if you miss to-
night. You will never tire OF
hearing Joe Aide, the funny man
Go to hear "Said Pasha" to-
night. Hear Master Willie Mach
cite sing. He delighted the peo-
pie here some days ago, special
ties new and up-to-date. You
will live longer and be happier if
YOU would leave dull care some
time and attend a good show.
Nothing immoral, everything
good. Best reserved seats 80 cts
There is great rivalry among