Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-08-19


DIR. Greenwood Duncan. o
Memphis, spent Sunday with hi
father and sisters.
The Federal Building is nov
adorned with a handsome new
Gag.
The next improvement for Ok.
ford should be to gravel the puo.
lie square.
Mr.. Frank Heard has been ap.
pointed chief of the Fire Depart
ment by The Board OF Mayor and
Aldermen.
Mrs. l.. +. Wilds is visiting he,
sister, Mrs. John Remington, in
Chicago.
Rev. j. f. Hobson, of Memphis
spent several days OF last week
with the family of Rev. J. (. Gun
bingham.
The watermelon crop is the
finest this season we have had in
many years.
Mrs. Mamie Wilburn removed
this week to the Somerville resi-
dence on University street which
she purchased some time ago.
Sheriff Hartsiield is removing 20
the Wilburn residence which he
recently purchased.
A BIG Reduction on all Low
Shoes, Pumps and Slippers.
j. L. NELSON.
Use DR.. McCorkle's Healing
Ointment for burns. scalds, old
sores, letter, eczema, boils, itch
and all skin eruptions. A posi-
tive cure for sca!d head 90 often
found among children. Every
household should contain a box.
20c al kendei's drug Store.
Be sure and see me before you
buy a Sewing Machine.
S. s. WEBSTER.
For any abrasion of the skin,
cuts, bruises, ETC., apply DIR. Nc
Corkle's Healing Ointment and
you will never suffer from blood
poison it is a wonderful antisep-
tic. Price % cents. Sold by A.
II. kendel.
Messfs. Daniel Davis, of Tula,
and j. w. F. Malone, of Paris.
paid their respects to THE EAGLE
office Monday.
The post Office entrance has
been fitted up with a beautiful
stationery awning, new ratings,
etc., after repeated efforts by
Postmaster Howry to secure these
comforts for the general public.
Messrs. j. J. Woodward, B. P.
Gray, w. u. Hampton and DIR.
A. c. Bramlett have gone to Hot
Springs to spend a few weeks.
Rev. Bradley Kimbrough, OF
Louisville, KY, is spending a few
days with Oxford relatives. Mr..
Kimbrough has charge OF an ex-
tensive mission work in Louis
vile AID is untiring in his efforts
for the good OF humanity.
Mr.. ID. B. Short left Tuesday
on a business trip to DeLeon,
Texas.
Miss Eva Hill, of Lamesa, Tex,
and Mr.. j. G. Newsom, of Bridge
port, Tex, weIe married on July
27th, at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
France Hill, former citizens OF
our county.
For SALE CHEAP-One % horse
power Adams engine and boiler
in good repair. See
Bishop & Stall.
To make room for BOYS stock
OF Shoes now coming in, we Of
fer al! Low Shoes At greatly re-
duced prices.
]. E. NELSON.
Remnant table OF Slippers at 80
cents per pair.
j. f. NELSON.
Ii you are suffering with Z
torturing diseases, piles. Il ? Or.
McCorkle's Healing Ointment. i:
viii give you relief in ~ hours.
For sale by A. H. kendei.
The infant child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan Waller, Of Burgess,
died suddenly in Oxford Tuesday
where the parents had brought il
Tor medical examination. The
remains were inferred at Clear
Creek yesterday by sympathizine
friends.
Mrs. W. l. Hargis has returned
from Jackson accompanied by
her son, Iverson, who is conva-
lesoing after a severe spell OF
typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Vance,
OF Memphis, and Mr. Scott Vance
OF Alexandra, La. spent the
past week with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. j. Vance.
Mr.. E. w. Flemmons, of Delay
pave this offca n call Ttrasdav