Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-09-30


bought the planning mill of Mr..
v. A. Tyer and Will engage In
permanent business here.
Cell and see my new Coal oil
Engine. 1t washes and irons
your clothes, pumps water for the
house and the barn. churns the
milk, cuts the wood and will do
other work you are doing your
best to dodge for > cents an hour.
J. l.. SHINACLT.
Be sure and see me before you
buy a Sewing Machine.
s. 5. WEBSTER.
Several thousand pairs OF Pants
now on sale 1T a bargain. Come
one ceme all and purchase sever
al pairs for the price Of one.
Are you taking advantage of
the new line of Moving Pictures
I NJ the Opera House every night?
The show begins promptly at I
O'Clock and lasts long enough for
AL to see it through.
The opening exercises at the
University Thursday morning
we're highly interesting. We un-
derstand there are over 400 stu
dents in attendance with pros
poets Of an increase. We hone
this will be the banner year for
this honored institution.
The opening of the Methodist
Sunday School was quite crafty
ing. There were more than 300
IN attendance and the discourse
by the pastor at ii O'Clock on the
Bible was a masterpiece. DIR.
feathers is to be congratulated
on the advancement along all
lines Of work in this Sunday
school.
The Baptist Sunday School
opened up with 241 present. They
have "A class rooms and only two
OF these are vacant. DR.. Riley Is
a model superintendent and his
school appreciates his services
and on opening day appropriately
presented him with a gold head
ed walking cane.
Ladies' will ind our Suits and
Hats, the most stylish to De found
IN the city. Give Us a call.
kALET & SPARKS.
Nh. ". C.. Mewbora VIII open 4
Variety Store in the building va
Gated by Mr.. \. J. Conner about
Oct. lst.
"Ths Final Settlement, at the
Opera House Oct. 18th. Tickets
on sale at Kendei's.
Moving Picture show at the
Opera House every night. Large
crowds have been attending the
last few days and some of the
prettiest pictures ever seen here.
Did you e Macbeth Saturday
night2 Or the Great Messina
Earthquake last Monday night?
Many other beautiful pictures
every night, they are new and ~
matter who you r. they will en-
terrain and Instruct, they are for
the young and old alike.
Pants Sale now on under TIVE
EAGLE Office 1t the Sanders build
ing North side OF court square.
Mrs. D. S. Tankersb-, of COL
iege Hill, died suddenly on Sun
day at BALDWIN, while on a visit
to her daughter, Mrs. Ellie
Stubbs. Mrs. Tankersly was one
of the pioneer citizens OF our
county ard has lived in the Col
lege Hill vicinity the best years
of her life. She was a devoted
christian woman, loved by q wide
circle OF friends. An aged hns-
band, three daughters and a soG
r left TO mourn their irrepara-
bic loss. The remains We're in
TERED at College Hill Monday.
STRAYED-One yeliowish dun
Milk Cow, white on Hanks, some
white spots on sides, white spot
on forehead, horns crumpled and
very gentle. Liberal reward TO
anyone returning same to Miss
Lou Nelson's premises just East
of the Training School
e. n. Lowe.
Remember the Pants Sale as
Saturday is positively the last
day. You can save your money!
by calling at the Pants Sale.
The management of the Opera
House announces the first big
show of the season for Oct 18th.
This will be 1.-THE Final Settle
ment'' and a very high-class at
traction.
Yes CT Get Bargain
| will sell my home place, con-