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Chariton courier., 1908-02-28
Malone Mcnamara Dead.

According to the Constitution,
Malone McNamara, son of ED.
and Mrs. F. M. McNamara of
near Mendon, was accidentally
killed at Melva, Mo-, Tuesday OF
last week.
At the time of the accident
Mr.. McNamara was in the em.
ploy of the Iron Mountain rail.
road as brakeman, and when his
train arrived at Melva he got on
the engine to ride to the switch
80 that he might throw the switch
in order that his train might take
the side track.
In stepping off the engine his
foot evidently slipped and by
holding, onto the engine he was
dragged under the wheels OF the
locomotive with the result that
both of his legs were cut OH be.
tween the knees and hips.
The accident occurred about 4
O'Clock in the afternoon and he
was Immediately taken to the
hospital at Crane where his
death occurred at 6:45. Mr..
Mcnamara had been in the en-.
ploy of the Iron Mountain road
for about year and had been
employed in the shops at Cotter
up until about two months ago
when he went to braking.
The remains arrived in Men,
don Thursday morning as 10
O'Clock, accompanied by the
grief. stricken wife and children,
IL, B, Mettler Of Kansas City, a
brother to Mrs. Mcnamara, a
Trained nurse from the hospital
at Cotter, Ark, besides two train
men.
Funeral services were con.
Quoted from the residence by w.
IR. McGrew, after which the re-.
mains were laid to rest in the
Newcomer cemetery.
| Deceased was reared in that
vicinity and was a young man
held in high esteem by all who
knew him. He was 26 years old
the 7th day of last June. He
was married to Miss Esther Met.
tier. to whom were born two
children.
The bereaved wife and cbil.
Chariton courier., 1908-02-28

more rhan 25 per cent, and all
necessary expenses of the gov.
ernment, local, state and ma.
tionsl, be fully met. Here we
may add at least another billion
to the estimate of the financial
burden that the liquor business
entails upon our people. All
moral and humane considerations
aside, do we deserve to be con.
side red intelligent beings, while
we continue totolerate this moa.
ster iniquity of iniquities?
Chariton courier., 1908-02-28

Henry While, a farm F, and
Willard Mcguire, a wood chop
per, got into an alteration up
about Eccles Saturday, and
White slashed Mcguire just be-.
low the shoulder. blade with q
knife. We have not been able
to learn particulars further than
that somebody had been doing
too. much talking. No arrests
have yet been made.
Chariton courier., 1908-02-28
WE are sometimes told that

WE are sometimes told that
since the drinker pays it, we
need not concern ourselves.
Passing by the selfishness and
brutality of this declaration, let
US revert to the fact that we are
far from being free from the
financial burdens that this mon
ster iniquity entails. There is
not taxpayer that does not
financially suffer on account OF
it. One. half the idiocy and in.
sanity of the land is due to the
use of ardent spirits. Three
fourths of the child homeless
ness. three.fourths ofthe epauper.
ism and three.fourths of the
crime-fully nine.tenths OF the
crime of violence are all due to
this horrible curse. The heaviest
expenses borne by the state are
those that spring from the sourc.
ca referred to-and who pays
them? The taxpayer, whether
he be q drinking man or total
abstainer. Were the liquor bust.
ness snnihilated, and were. all
its effects eliminated, our taxes
would Immediately be reduced
Chariton courier., 1908-02-28

If G arried, it is not expected
that the local option law will
save all the poor unfortunates
in Charlton county whose better
Judgment and will power have
long since given away to their
debased appetites, but it will
help to create public sentiment
against traffic that has beg
CARED 80 many homes and wreck
ed the prospects of thousands of
promising young men.
Chariton courier., 1908-02-28
Was Once an Elevator Boy.

A wellknown railroad man, whose
headquarters are in the east, stepped
into an elevator at the Midland hotel
q day or two ago, saying he wished to
10 to the fourth floor. Let me run it
up, will you?" he asked the elevator
boy. The boy stepped back and the
vailroad man pulled the rope and
ran" the elevator to the fourth tioors
where he stopped it nicely. You're
pretty good at it," ventured the ele-
vator boy. Il ought to be-" replied the
railroad man. II got my start in life
operating an elevator in an Office
building. g."-Kansas City Times.
Chariton courier., 1908-02-28

We loaned money all
through the panic. We
are loaning to-day on bet
ter terms than any other
agent. See reliable peo-
pie about your farm loan.
MINTER & LAMkIN,
Keytesville, Mo.
Chariton courier., 1908-02-28

The dramshop license law au.
thorizes the county court for a
price to issue saloon license to
sell whiskey, ''an outlaw bus.
iness," which tends only to de.
prave the morals and destroy the
bodies and souls of men. In the
same statute there is a law au-
thorizing the county court to
pay a bounty for the destruction
of wolves for the protection of
sheep.
Chariton courier., 1908-02-28

dren, the father, the mother and
other relatives have the heart.
felt sympathy of the entire com.
munity in the dark hour of their
bereavement.
Chariton courier., 1908-02-28
Mares for Sale.

/ have two young mares, weigh
right at 1900 pounds apiece and
one mare in foal, 9 years old,
weight, 1,700, some other smaller.
I have some colts that will do to
work this spring. That is why l
have mares to sell.
JOHN V. VEACH.
Chariton courier., 1908-02-28

ARE you a voter? If 30 stop
abusing the saloon keeper and
cast your vote to correct the bad
license law. The voter who
claims to be a good citizen and
refuses to vote against a bad
law gives aid and encouragement
to the enemy.
Chariton courier., 1908-02-28
The Cash Grocery.

New, fresh goods, clean store,
and rock bottom prices is the
way we will open our new store
for business Monday, March 2,
1908.
:, We solicit a portion OF your
patronage. Watch for our "ad"
next week.
w. M. WILLETT 6 Co.
Chariton courier., 1908-02-28

GEO. B. CoRTELYoU, sec.
retary of the treasury, has call
ed in $50, 100000 government
deposits in banks, which is ts ken
as his regarding the financial
panic at an end.
Chariton courier., 1908-02-28

HENRY M. BEARDSLEY has
ag ain been nominated for mayor
by the Republicans of Kansas
City, but the Democrats hope to
retire him to pri sate life at the
coming city election in April.
Chariton courier., 1908-02-28
OFFICIAL STATEMENT

Of the financial condition of No,
1873 of the Farmers Bank of
Charlton County at Keytesville,
State of Missouri, at the close
of business on the 18th day
of February, 1908, published in
the CHARLTON COURIER, q
newspaper printed and pub
lished at Keytesvilie, State
of Missouri, on the 28th day
of February, 1908.
Chariton courier., 1908-02-28

A MANS manhood and con.
vietions are transmitted into
government by his ballot. If by
his vote he consents to an in.
fernal crime his conscience is
stultified and his manhood de.
based.
Chariton courier., 1908-02-28

How happy women would .Hbe
if they could live long without
getting old!
Chariton courier., 1908-02-28
Probate Pointers.

Final settlement OF arrl6On
Cason, guardian and curator of
the estate of Albert Cason, is
presented, examined and approx
ed, and said settlement showing
a balance of S393.o3 due
ward, and said ward being of age,
it is ordered that said balance
be paid to him.
G.. w. Hackley, guardian and
curator Of the estate of Guy,
Roy, Annie F., Mary L., George
c., Clyde and Alma S. Hackley,
minor heirs of Louisa F. Hack.
ley, reports sale of the undivided
one sixth interest of wards in
lot / in block II to Thomas Bibb
for S100, and one.half of lot B in
block II to Anderson Terrill for
SIC 66 2.3, all of said land being
in Glasgow, Mo. Cause heard.
sale approved and deeds ordered
made to purchasers.
The last will and testament of
Franklin Pierce Lamb having
been admitted to probate, and ii
appearing therefrom that the
widow, Sarah Laura Lamb, is
named therin as executrix there
| of, it is ordered that she be and
is so appointed by the court
ADMINISTRATIVE bond in the sum
tof $500 is approved with w. B,
Lucas and Geo. B. Henderson as
securities.
J. P. and e.. H. Riddell and
lC. E. Allen, executors of the
Last will and testament of VIM
| W. Riddell, show to the court
that they have now in their hands
as such executors the sum OF ST.
1000, belonging to the estate o1
the said VIM. w. Riddell, which
will not be needed for the pay.
ment of debts, and ask the court
for an ord er authorizing them tt
distribute said sum among the
legatees of said will. Therefore,
it is ordered that said executors
proceed to distribute said sum u1
$4,000 among said legate es
according to their respective
interests.
Chariton courier., 1908-02-28

Miss Mary Hancock is visiting
her sister, Mrs. T. J. Johns of
Charleston, Mo.
Chariton courier., 1908-02-28

In test case brought by the
Missouri Pacific the supreme
court upholds the. railway rate
law.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-12
L1tl- Frarcss McGori1,I.

After a critical Illness OF q
days. the infant daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. ~ B. McGOnigal took
its angelic fight to heaven.
God in His wonderful love saw
1T TO send Ibis beautiful babe into
this little home fos the short
period Of Is months to bless the
parents and give them fo-esaste
Of Heaven, and in His wisdom
He has called her unto Himself
doubtless to make Heaven sweet
er and more attractive to them.
Everything that human hands
could do was done TO stay the
disease and restore the little suf-
ferer to health but all in vain
We with many other friends
deeply sympathizewith the young
parents who are SO utterly crush
ed and pray that they may b
reconciled TO Jesus VINO while OF
earth found sweetest delight il
blessing little children and com
handing that they be brough
unto Him.
We beg them to look away fror
the little violet covered mound Z
little angel Frances sweet
! Graded in Heaven.
BROWN EYES.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-12
AS SUCCESSFUL EAST
As IN THE west
cooper's Theories Are Being Rapidly Accepted
by Eastern People.

L T. Cc,3cr. whose theory tAat
TIE human stomach Is the oa1so %
most ~ heath ali who created n
fr-urs IN Chicago. St Louis and ot5cr
western cities. Is L-eetins win tie
S=7s re=Erka1ss success win rs
raecici1e throughout the cart. Cooper
las ecnv.zcc1 Al Immense Eu-oSr g
peopls thar his theory "a sound so
his r,eSt.-ils VII do shat hs claims.
Perhaps the most interesting fea-
tires OF { Csc .1szica th.s youz
ran L. eallaz. 4-s he statar.ents
r-ass by reG gonsGsla people Who hare
tzken his Ee1ictaes ani have bscurc
e=te-stsstic converts % his bs,tesI-
Among sfnta-aEts Of iris cha-lc-
Ter. the following. av .Ir- A.-ugt
Wilmer. 1i8 Rockwell Court. Chi
cax,. & ch1-acte-fssic OF tie -tdc-
srreat fz.th n Cooper. whicS has
gruga up n a comparatively short
tine. Mr.. VgittEler says: Il wouldn't
take 81 .es1a and Be n the c1ndi1o1
VIZ three weeks ego. | waS p-lct
czIly IN i-valif for fourteen years
sns ,hsnx I Ia a0cut all OF the dis
eOses know NJ stomach vas weak,
al ss tina ] would have a encr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-12
Attention, Veterans

The first annual meeting of the
camp will be held Saturday,
March 21st. Every veteran in
the county will be expected to at
tend this meeting for we will have
some important business of in
terest to the camp and veterans.
The State has made ample pro-
visions for the care and main
flamenco of the worthy veteran at
Beauvoir, the soldiers home, and
suitable pension to aid you at
your homes. II is the wish OF the
camp that each veteran join the
camp, and make such evidence by
Witnesses of your loyalty TO the
cause and receive that which you
are entitled 10.
J. L. SEEaULT, Com.
G. II. EVANS, Adj
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-12

rrou1 sruelte. AMI Their again more
at ~. Tie ant cake riafe re sick.
aid l almost always bad a sicksuins
fccil5S "a ny stomach was neF-
vus:s. a1a Cor wecl-s a. a time could
lot sheep. ard TIA agala c1gld sleep
clghiaa1 hoCrJ az stretch Sleep.
however. seere9 - do ula no good.
AT I voglG awake GrCi srd moro
exhausted thz1 vhc1 I vent 20 bel
Il was eonsh7ated. hal PAINS n
~ task. All r,sttertng3 snt pains
In NJ heat ! VS. Unable to work
with a-y regularity, au4 took 70 In
te.gst IN saythiag- / tried ell kinds
ss maslicilc3 AMI doctors, but nous
tea.rted ne. | bad 10 energy and
10 anh.tioc. and had about concluded
. give up when the Cooper medicine
YES recommended Thanks 20 il. my
health seems completely restored
and I feel like 4 new man"
Cooper medicines have created the
greatest sensation OF anything Of tho
kiri ever before introduced.
We seil them. and will be glad 10 ex-
plain the nature u them 70 or callera
IA II. kendel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-12
HONOR ROLL.

The following pupils, bv grades. o.
the Oxford Graded school dit not f1l
below 20 IN class standing and deport
ment, were not absent a. much a-
three DAYS, and ssere not on the taras
roll during the month ending Tues
cay, March 3rd:
PRIMARY GRADS.
Saiiie NJ. FaIkuer, Jtmes Kimmons,
Joe p CUES. Luther Pennington, MARY
Taylor, Mary stall. Lois Richmond.
FIRST GXADE.
Arthur Harvey. hurry Fal<Eer.
SECOND CRAZE.
John Lee Linde-. Lola y. ifoi-1mb.
Johnnie slough. Charlie Nc 1h..rsn,
Carl Gray, siary LaNshee.
THIRp GRADE.
Madden Tste. Rodney si.k. Annie
u. Parks. willie Greer. Annle See
Walker. Euuice HDt,omb, Mar Clip
son, Hugh lee simmons. Hiram IA
bingham, Victoria Oldham
FOURTH ahApE.
Alex iioglrd. Leo Galloway. VIII
liam FaiSuer, John Ward Linisr. Res
sic Furr. Dewey Under. Olivia IS ak
~. Lucy Greer, GLADYS Lawshce,
Kama Parss.
FIFTH GRADE
Gestle Foust, Georgia Qul-ies. SAN
Walker. Willie Lewis, Dale Brumm &c
Edna Sanders.
Sixth GRADE.
Esther Under. Estells Knight, Ed
ward Bvanland, iiugh Ella QllFlss, I
katrcna Carter. Ethel MCCh4ren.
SEVENTH GRADE.
sullivan Harkius. buldric Davis .
Lillian Rhodes, Ozelle K sOn, Sdsie T
Wright, Kathleen Wyatt.
EIGHTH GRADE.
rhelma Keys, Leila Morgan, Corrie /
Parker, Minnie Vance, Edgar Kim
mons.
NINTH GRADE.
Karl Beck, John Ramey. Matte
&immons. Mary Moss. stacy Fur.
TENTH GRADS
Pearl Hickey. Marguerite Rhodes,
Vivian Wallace, Beu Bel, Go.au,.
4-aveli. Ernest stall.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-12

NotIs. 20 Briage nr.Iesrs

Public notice il hereby given that
the undersigned Will receiv- sealed
bids up to Il O'Clock. noaa- on r1~s-
CAV, April 9Th, for the a1iliiag % 5
bridge across tiTeasey Creek .hnk No
2T.
lac above mentioned bids are 10
be let out separately ani u D. done
according 70 plans and speed s-sl llas
no 4 o.. ME IA nay oriisse. he a=lr-,s sss
ful bid.ier siil y. F-q1irssi - iar..lsE
bond dDaals the agnoan of sssa-n at.-
with two Or Eisre good sec.Erssfes tor
faithful, performances 81 tas elzltr set.
The Ba.sr reserves las ? "a -lt ~
fscs AIRY and al 54f- a..st ga go stnas
sily i=l Tie -an sss- Al pao. 9. go ssY
10 fha laweSt and h--st od4-r-
Boarj reserves ta- rist4t - reject SAY
and 81 obs.
". N. WOODWARD. Gi~rS-
Cxfo-,l. Mass., Mare stn lbs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-12
To the Publ;c.

am trying to win n salary
from the Curtis Publishing Co.,
by receiving certain number of
subscriptions for the Saturday
Evening Post and the Ladies'
Home Journal. | will appreciate
very much il you will give me
your subscription to one or both.
Ialso have the very best cumbi-
nation offers of all magazines
published and hope to receive
your magazine orders from now
on.
The Saturday Evening Post
Sl-JO, and the Ladies' Home
Journal Sl.50. There is no club
offer for these two magazines.
Very truly,
BESSIE R0AEE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-12
Holder News.


/ We are glad to report that Mrs
J. johnson is able to be up again
Miss Bette Caldwell after clos
ing her school ner Noah, has re-
turned to her home.
Mr.. Jesse Adams Is on the sick
list this week.
TIE young people of this COM
muniry was highly entertained at
the hospitable home of Mr.. Luth-
er Butler Friday night.
Mr.. r. T. Holcomb made a
business trip to Oxford last week
/ Mr.. jeff Adams, who has spent
several weeks in Texas, will re-
turn to his home soon.
\ There will be preaching at Bay
Springs Sunday morning at II
I O'Clock.
\ Mrs. Willie Adams visited he
sister, Mrs. Maude McGonigal
last week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-12

Mr.. McLemore Baird will be
pleased to see his friends at the
NJ. i. Collier grocery, where he
will be pleasedto serve you with
. the freshest and best CT every
thing.
Rev. J. E. Cunningham. the
presiding elder of this district.
preached two able sermons to
large congregations in the Metho-
dist church Sunday morning and
night.
Mr.. J. +. Nelson has secured
the services of Miss Nell L.ovett.
a charming and talented st.
Louis girl as trimmer in his mill
linery department for the coming
season.
The new order Of the Post Of
ice Department will not effect
THE EAGLE subscribers to any
great extent, for they are all
making good" on their pas.
dues.
Messrs. J. T.. Bounds, OF La
Fayette Springs, J. II. Deas. of .
Altus, +. NJ. McFerren. OF Etta.
Rice Parks, Of Caswell, and Mr..
K. V. Hyde, of Denmark, were
callers IT this office this week.
At the noon recess of the court
Monday, Hon Phil A. Rush of
Senatobia addressed the assem-
bled crowd. Mr.. Meharg af the
Agricultural Department, also
made short address along ag-
ricultural lines. Ii
Mrs. NJ. T. Collier entertained
the Book Club Tuesday afternoon
On Monday afternoon the Wo-
mans Missionary Society of the '
Presbyterian Church, U. S. A..
was most delightfully."- entertained
with a luncheon by Miss Kate
Mcclure.
Miss Powers, of Chicago, grand j
vice president of the Tri Delta :
Delta fraternity, will visit the !
University chapter of this frater- j
nifty n few days this week and D.,
will be entertained while here at ,
Kicks Hall. A reception will be
given her Monday afternoon.
Mr.. p. W. Spears a popular
citizen OF OrrwOod, and one of y
he EAGLES most appreciated q
patrons, paid US a pleasant call
Mr.. Spears is one of :
he few names that have been j
enrolled on our books sipee the q
irst issue of this paper. May he
i've long and prosper.
We have heard numerous COM
ailments upon the able charge of
Judge ROane to the grand jury at I
he opening Of this term OF court.
some have even asserted that
hey have never heard one 20 ex-
sei it in any court. Judge Roane
: determined to purge his dis [
.rict OF the prevailing evils OF the :
lay II it is possible, and he wlli c
'hew . the line, let the chips
all where they may"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-12
NoIicE of T3usfEs sALe

I. clyde Lynch, trustee unsrr the
provision OF aud BY virtue % the an.
shorty conferred upon the IA = deed
OF trust made BY Howard Alexander
10 Clyde LyHcn on the SIN day q
January, 1851, - secure a cerf.lll Ia
de5tedness to Eskrid-e * CO, .snl
which said deed OF trust = recorded
In Book .Wg1 Page % Ia thu Chaa-
Gerry Clerks of-f-e CT lafayette
County, N.iss, Wllt on
The 10th day OF March, 1855,
offer for sale. and will sell - public
aucti IN for CASH TO tle highest osl4.ter
at Delay, Miss, during ragh near~
the following described raj estate
to-wit:
The Southwest quarter q u
South ives; quarter Of Seton 10.
Township 10, Range ,. west.
CLYDE LYNCH Trustee
This Feb s6fh 100.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-12
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

IEDERAL COURT-Meets First Mon
day 10 June and December H. e.
Niles, Judge; J. A. Toler, Marshal;
W D. Frz.ee, District Attorney; l.
E. Oldham, clerk
HRCCIf EUUkr-Nee.s she secoEd
Iordsy in March and September.
W. A. Eoane, Judge
(HASCERY COURf-Neets Fourth
-,Ionday IN May and November /.
E. Blodnt, Chancellor.
CDfNTy OFFICIALS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-12

Tee regain >o-il< ex1Ea'na.isas
for tr.ea-ra w.ll D.. - D tbs a ~
e.sars house IA oxford on the fsliaw =
isg DAYS: =Or Wake tsEclers on Fri
cay ana Saturday. April Srd AMI tn.
and on Friday and saturday. Apsli
18th and Istn-
FOR Colorsd teachers on Frii1y Al
saturday, A pril I0th and iith. and On
Friday and saturday, April =ith AM
2ssh. "A 4. SMITH,
County superintendent Education
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-12
AG-d of Thanks.

We take this method of return
ing thanks to our friends and
neighbors for their kindness and
attention during the illness and
death Of our infant daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. A. b. McGonigal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-12

e. <. Chamberlain. of Clinton, Ne,
saws OF BackIen's Aruica Salve: ..it
does the business; have used !. for
piIss.a..d iG cured them Used II for
cnapp@d hands aat is cured them.
Applied IL to an old sore and il healed
* Without leaving a scar behind" Zoe
Al A. ri. kendeiis drug store
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-12
MUNICIPAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

We are authorized to announce the
following as municipal vantidatss OF
Oxford. Subject to the action VI me
Democratic primaries:
For Nayor,
r >. ADAMS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-12

: . 1IOCAL ITEMS
so~~N~sIoe~NNNNx
l. Miss Irene Holloway is visi,in
in Memphis.
!, {, Miss Lutte Burt has returne
4 from Corinth.
Miss Flora Buiialoe is visitin.
. friends in Memphis.
!. Mr.. Robert Chiffon returne,
p from Memphis Friday.
: Mr.. Hugh Miller Of Jackson
spent Monday in Oxford.
Mr. W. U. Hampton returned
from st. Louis Monday.
Mr.. ". s. Wooten paid his re-
spects to this Office Manday.
Hon. Lee NJ. Russell and wife
returned from jackson Saturday
Mr.. Thomas Yates is recover
ing from relapse OF the grippe.
Hon. C. l.. Sivley. of Memphis,
is in attendance of Circuit Court
this week.
Little Helen Trigg Of Pine
Bluff, Ark, is visiting her aunts
on South street.
Mr.. f. II. Barry received the
appointment of mail carrier on
Rural Route No. 3.
A few of our citizens attended
the Ben Iiur" entertainment in
Memphis this week.
DIR. p. ". Rowland has been in
Baltimore, Nd, the past week on
professional business.
Misses lara and Edwa Beed-
les of Coffeeville. are the guests
of the Misses Trigg.
Mrs. Gore of Water Valley, and
her daughter We're the guests Of
Mrs. B. r. Gray Sunday.
Elder \. 3. Morris will preach
at the Primitive Baptist Church
Sunday morning at II O'Clock.
Mr.. s. III. Plant has purchased
the cottage residence OF Mr.. W.
t. Harrison in West Oxford.
Mr.. W. F. Black AID Mr.. J. 81. |
Spence of Noah, were pleasant
callers IL this Office this week.
Hon. c. Z. Slough returned I
from Jackson few days ago and
is spending the week at home.
Mrs. A. V. Hiler and little
daughter Mable, spent Thursday I
of last week with oxford friends. +
Mr.. Robert Cook Of Memphis. I.
spent several days last week with .
his sister, Mrs J. 7. Chambers.
A full line OF all kinds Of bulk
Garden Seed, English Peas,
Beans, Corn, etc AZ
r. r. CHIFFON { Co.
Losr-One watch charm cameo
on one side and dark setting on
the other. Finder will return to
Powell Plant for reward.
We will show an extensive line
OF Tailored and Street Hats on
Friday. March 20th. All invit-
ed. Our first opening
J. L. NELSON.
Ne return thanks to cur many
county friends for their renewals
OF subscription during the past
week.
DR.. p. II. Wright went to jack
son Monday TO be present at the
meeting Of the Board of Dental
Examiners
Mr. John B. Wilson, of Tyro,
spent Monday and Tuesday here
attending 10 business before the
Circuit Court
Mr.. Landrun Leavel Is at
teudins the Young Peoples Ma
uOnal Christian Association IN
Plttst urg. Pa
Prof. 4. VI. Ngckenfuss left
Thursday 20 visit a sister in Biz
mingham. Alabama, 10 be abb
sent several weeks
Mrs Ida Meek, Miss Irene
/ Potts and Miss El1er Meek have
returned from a visit % kOsci-
usko and Winona-
Miss Kate Mcclure entertained
the ladies' OF the Missionary So
lciety Of the C = Church u ). A.,
at luncheon Tuesday evening.
I R. r. Chiffon & Co., have JUS
received a fresh lot of Red Glow
er, Timothy, Blue Grass AND
Evergreen Lawn Grass Seed.
/ Place your orders now for Fer
tilizers Get the best adapted t.
Eyour soil for Corn and Cotton
|, Call for book on instructions.
j. l.. SHINAULT.
\ EGGS FOR SALE-Settings &
4 Rhode Island Reds, ID for S1.5t