Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

of them want to If all viii agree.
Mr.. Lee Matthews and family.
OF Collisrville, Tenn, spent sew
eral days this week with their
parents, Nr. and Mrs. p. E. Mat
thevs.
+ One bale Of cotton sold in OK
ford Monday for 500 20. This
should be encouraging to the
farmers We would &c glad TO
see it reach - cents.
FOe Sally residence On
University street. All modern
convenlencss- Apply To
MISS JULIA MCMAHON.
/ Consult your face and see if
1t Is noe tine ID have your picture
made Let me DO your framing
as well ~ take your picture.
Lewis the Photographic.
Ladies' viii lind our Suits and
Hats, the most stylish to Be found
IN the city. Give Us a call.
KALEY ( SPARKs.
Mr. W. U. Hampton Il now
representing the Fidelity Mutual
Life Insurance Co, OF Phiiadel-
phis, Pa, one Of the old aad re-
liable companies
Mr. and Mrs. 4. l.. Simmons
have returned home after an ex-
tended visit to friends and reIa-
tives in Texas. Los Angeles, Cal.
and Horton, kans.
Ned Pegues, one Of the best
known and most useful colored
citizens of our community, died
Monday after short Illness
LOsT-One large black and tan
Hound with white breast. Last
seen on streets OF Oxford Oct. On
Liberal reward for information
leading 70 his recovery.
HExTER BoGARD /.
Let Lewis, the Photographer.
talk to you before having your
picture made HIS prices and
work cannot be sxceued. LIT
him do your framing
Be sure ard see ne before you
buy a Sewing Machine L.
5. 5. WEBSTER.
| have TO offer for exchange "a
tract Of timber lands that will cut
$40, 600 worth CT al kinds OF lun 4
Der on the Illinois Central Rail-
road near station When timber
IS removed viii make 4 bale of
cotton or so bushes Of corn 70 tire
acre also one % horse power
saw mill in good condition, little
used for Oxford resident property
What have YOU Il ofer9
j. l. SHfSAULF.
We call your attention tn the
advertisement OF the Oxford Brick
& Tile Co., in this issue. These
brick can De found at NJ. y. |
knights lumber yard.
The Albert Sidney johnson
Chapter, U. D. c., IS hereby re-
auested 90 meet Friday afternoon
at 8 O'eloch with Mrs W. D. Por-
ter A full attendance ana
prompt meeting i urged.
By order Of the President.
| wish to thank my neighbors
ana friends for Their Kindness To 7
me and my daughter during her
last Illness May the Lord bless
and care for them IL the prayer
Of q mothers heart.
Mrs. B. c. FEE
Mr.. and Mrs. p. T. Matthews
had a pleasant family reunion
Sunday. There were present
seven sons, two daughters-in-law
and FIVE grandchildren. We
wish them u1any happy returns
of the occasion.
Moving pictures and Illustrated
songs every night as the Opera !
House ASK your neigabor about
the show, come cut and bring the
children Get the habit, you viii (
live longer. learn more and be
happier
Beautiful Moving Pictures and
Illustrated Songs at the Oreva
House every nigat- But do Eati
wait until the show Is forced To
close before you make up your
mind To come Get he haiti,
come at least TWO or three nights
each week.
The Young Peoples's Nilsson
airy society o. the Methodist
Church desire to thank most CRATE
fully every person VINO eontributI
ed in any way TO their success IN
their lunch and candy sales dur
ing the Fair.
MIS- FoUST GALLOWAY
Some of the lovliest pictures
ever presented Oxford are new
being shown at the Opera House
The illustrated songs are new
feature. Mrs Tyler has a good
voice and her singing ard accom-
painment on the piano makes the
show much more entertaining
The people, should go out to these
sh.nxx-a the vintar will seon came