Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11

Mr. Marley B. Leavell was with
home folks . few days this veel
en- route to Nashville where hi
will be located in business for the
Equitable Life Assurance Society
DR.. @. 8. Willis, Of Sheriff.,
Ark. dad Sunday. He was born
April II. 1883, and lived in Holly
Springs until q young man. He
was . brother Of Mrs. c. II. Gray
FoR SALR-A coed family OF
farm Horse and Surrey. vii
be sold separately or together on
reasonable TERMS Apply to
MRS. ms. COLLIER.
For the next 80 days win close
out fifty IS pounds all Felt Rolled
Edge Mattresses at $3.50, was
$50, best ticking.
PAUL RAxEY,
Furniture Dealer.
Buy one 100 pound sack of my
Fertilizer for your garden and
flower yard and watch results
t. ]. l.. SHINAULT.
FoR SALE--Af fine Spanish Jack
3 1-2 years old, IA i-2 hands
high, black with white nose. large
ears and feet. well made in every
way. Apply to
J. E BOUNDS,
Eta, Mics
Messrs. D. n. Kimbrough and
c. E. Slough have formed q Law
partnership under the firm name
of Kimbrough 4 Slough and offer
their professional services to the
public. We call attention to their
professional card in another
column.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jenkins
are at home again At their resi-
cence on University street. They
were accompanied from Stark
vile by their daughter, Mrs. J.
v. Bowen, who will remain a few
days.
For the next 80 days I will re-
duce my $50 all Felt Rolled
Edge 70 pound Mattress to $50
Best ticking.
/ PAUL RAxEY,
Furniture Dealer.
Be sure and zee me before yo,
buy q Sewing Machine
s. 8. WEBSTER.
have on exhibition q Dis
Piov and Cultivator and . Ferti
lizer Distributor, the Jest on tn
market. See it and be convinced
T j. L. SHINAuLr.
FoR SALE-S1,OOO contract i,
the Standard Real Estate LnaI
Co.. Of Washington, d. c., il
force - months, S275. A goo<
chance TO build or buy hom,
with 5 per cent money. See me
LEE NJ. RUSSELL, Agent.
Mr.. A. X. Jones, Of Lafayette
Springs, brought in 700 pounds
Of canned tomatoes and berries
Thursday, put up in an attractive
style. We do not know whether
he made a sale in Oxford or ship
ped to other points. Our mer-
chants should encourage these
home industries. We found from
the sample left with US that they
were of superior quality and
flavor.
There was great excitement
about 70 o'clock Monday night
when the Graded School building
was discovered on fire. The firs
company and citizens soon
reached the building and subdued
the flames in . short time. Boil
stair cases were blazing and
everything indicated that scms
miscreant had set the house OF
ire. It would be hard to con-
ceive of the motive that coulS
prompt such a deed. but the fir
xss undout teddy Of incendiar,
origin.
. years close application Il
farm work and the use of Fsrti,
liner justifes fhe assertion 70 us,
20O TO 400 pounds OF Virginia
Carolina Fertilizers per acre vii
double your yield. Cut of one
third cotton acreage and max
just - much. Seeding to pea
and grass the one-third and gro,
independent.
j. L. SHnnuLr.
We regret to announce h
death Of Mr.. Jesse X. Barry
which occurred Friday at til
home Of his daughter in Airing
ton, Tenn, Mr.. Barry was 70
many years . citizen Of our tow
and county and has an extende
relationship here. His only SOC
DR.. Tom Barry, still lives in La
Fayette Syringe Mr.. Barry wa
= valiant soldier Of the Lost Caus
and m upright man and . goo
citizen. We extend sympathy I
tho bereaved relatives.
We received . pleasant CO
Monday FROM Rev. JAmss G
Snedecor, Of Tuscaloosa, Ala
secretary Of the Southern Pres
ibyterian Church. Mr.. Snedecc