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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-07-31
Speech Of Hon. Thos. r. Lewis,
CONTINUED from Page ~

undone the great reforms hitherto
secured IN that direction, and has put
back into the hands Of the Chief
Executive the dietatorial power and
authority. from which there vas .
universal revolt only a decade ago.
Undoubtedly. the Governor should
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-07-31

Miss Nellie Milburn. Of Gold Dust,
spent the past week with Miss Lizzie
Blaeksher. Miss Miiburn has many
friends here Who are always glad to
zee her.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-07-31


One Of the most enjoyable occa-
sions that has taken place here for a
long time vas the deli htfuI hay ride,
rendered By Misses Lizzie and Erin
Blaeksher to about so Of the young
people Of the city and the visitors
that are here. Two large wagons
With four mules to each one was sup
Piled and they we're taxed to their
utmost capacity. The ride vas from
their home in 0pelousas to their
country home at Plaisance, q distance
Of about eight miles. and every BIT
lof the distance vas enjoyed BIZ every
one present. On arrival at destina.
ton the home and grounds were
/ found beautifully decorated, anC
japanese lanterns were burning il
every corner Of the large yard. Re
freshments we're served ID abundance
and the feature Of the evening wa
the cutting of about twenty-five largl
watarmelons. Dancing and singinl
vas INDUCED in and at Ii o'clock th
trip home vas begun. II has been
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04

saI. Of RsaI ans p.r.osar Proper,

sale Of Real an psrsoSzf Property /.
parsls ssto the provisions of Deed
~ irsst to me. executed a. Trustee
~ - H. sharp - seizure c-rsah. in
stetuess tnesela mentioned. whirn
: reelr led ia box ~aW." page So
IN iAe CEaacrry CLERKS Office u the
county 81 lafayette ant rn~ state z
Ns ppi, l wiii - the rrqgess osihe
srn-Grarg IN said Deed % rE1st pra-
ceei 70 sell tor cash. g. m highest
i'i~r. within axfaI hours. IN frsur
ot D south door OF the court noc...
IN Oxfsuf, Miss, on the
-zd day sf March, - =,
the following t-scr. l,-d property. "
inx and being n the ~e'0,tniy 81 la
tay-t,=, and the State % Mississippi.
|to-aft.
Tue Soath hslf of the Sarth-w-s.
quaFf~r: also 10 acres. more Or l-~
in the S0ath-west quarter described
~ follows. HeEtnring ar ta- North
-ase corner % -sit qllrs=r AID run
ning south % rods with rha rnaf.
a. rc No n - jim W-rLf. fence IL
a s. ruer stake. thence North ~ rsds.
Hence Easr u the corner take. ali
D. . in -ection Township :, Range
vest. coaiaauiax - acres more OF
ie-s. -itast-s. In LtFay-tta Coaaty,
MISS . also sons bay mare mule about
- wears old. named * ~. also one
7iu- mare mule rsmei -xo,iv, - about
T. years old. also I.01 poazLs u goOd
average lint cofton.
The title u the above property Is
30 evet % De- Euo1. Dat witl CON
vey uHiy sgch ulis az !. vested in M
a. frgs.ee.
W1a-ss nv ssast1rs this the s7th
4ay of F~b. 1853.
l. MORGAN. T~rastee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04
An Esglnf Entertainment.

The elegant SOmsrviIle home
on University street . thrown
open on Friday evening IN honor
Or 81 Tau and her alumnae chap
GER Of Chi Omega, and was the
scene Of a beautiful social event.
The home vas uade a bower of
beauty, a combination Of white
carnations. southern smilax and
ferns being used in the decora-
tons
The tables throughout the
rooms were decorated with clus-
tiers OF carnations with ferns.
conspicuous among which was
the cluster presented the frat by
her Tri Delta Sister Greeks. The
guests were met in the hallway
by Misses Mary Vie Rowland aad
Florence Hedieston. The rooms
were hlled f.Om : to 8 by men,
bers OF the Faculty and other
friends In the receiving line
sood Dr. and Mrs. SomervIIe,
Miss Annie Chandler, Miss Edith
Wa-tiaw. Miss Annie Augustus,
Miss Pauline Wright. Miss Edna
BGffkin. Miss Mary Glenn, Miss
Hazel Hope.
Later n the evening. the fra
ternity entertained their young
friends. TIE array of lovely
girls in their beautiful evening
gowns. and handsomely grOomed
men vas a pleasing feature Of
the evening Those in the re-
eeiving party were Miss Mary
Harswsll Lomerville win Prof.
Bishop. Miss Mabel Saith with
Mr. Herman Glenn, Miss Collier
with Mr. T. LeaveIl, Miss He'd
dleston with Hr. H.. Rowland;
Miss Watkins with Mr.. Harrison;
Miss Leftwitch with Ar. Trotter.
Miss Terresse Somerville pre-
sided must happily over the
punch bowl
The dining room rich with rs
silver and cut glass settings was
most attractive with it, massive
clusters of carnations and ferns.
The frat flower scheme was ear
ried out in the ices. The cakes
bore the Chi Omega symbol The
fayors were carnations and pen
nants. The guests numbered
$50 The visiting Chi Omegas
wee Misses Onie Harris of Boon
vile, a-d Narcelle Rowland of
CofTeeville. The out OF town
guests were Misses Mann. Boyd
and Hanna, of Water Valley,
Miss Augustus of Macon, Mics
James of Sharkey, Miss Mitchell
OF Water Valley, Miss Maynard
of Aberdeen, Miss Kimbrough Of
Memphis and Mclean OF Winona.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04

Hons. W. v. Sullivan. L. NJ.
Russell and C.. E. Slough are in
New Orleans this week before
the u 5. Circuit Court OF Ap-
peals for the purpose Of arguing
the case of j. NJ. Hi1ginbotham
adm vs.. l. G. r, X. This case
was tried here last June and
resulted in a verdict in favor of
the plaintiff in the sum of 5000
The above with Col j. W. T.
falkner represent the plaintiff.
A difficulty occurred at Paris
last Thursday between Mr.. NJ. II.
Harris and Mr.. Charles Babb. a
tenant on the Harris farm. Mr..
Harris was 50 seriously wounded
that he died from his Injuries
Saturday morning. Many rumors
are abroad a. 90 the cause Of the
dIfhculty. but not knowing any,
thing OF the merits Of the case we
refrain from comment. A. the
preliminary hearing before JUS
uce Flemmons Tuesday Babb
was released on a bend Of s.. 900.
Mrs. Sultan and Miss Sultan
were hostesses at a most charm
ing bridge party on the after
noon of the I'D The prize for
the highest number OF games. a
cut glass olive dish. was captur-
ed by Mrs Oldham and the one
for the highest individual score.
a cut glass bonbonnisre. BY Miss
Blanche kimbrough. Delicious
punch was enjoyed during the
evening and at the close of the
game n several course lunch was
served The favors were little
silk flags in honor OF the DAY
Those present were Mesdames
Bullitt. Oldham. Pegaes, Misses
Wardlaw. Skipwith, Glenn, Bal
ley, kimbroGgh. Christine John
son, Therese and Mary HartwelI
Somerville, and Henry Faser.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04
Meeting Of ne AEtgzs Sdney
Tohrxton Chzrtcr. u d. &


The Albert Sidney Johnston
Chapter, L. D. c, held their las
mohihly meeting on Friday at
ternoon. Feb. 2Gth, with Mrs. p.
II. Wright, Sr. This was aisa
the beginning of the new U. ID.
c. year: dues were to be collect
ed and officers for the ensuing
year to be elected
The meeting was called 10 order
by the President and opened with
the song. Just Before the Bat
tie. Mother" sung by the Chap
ter. (Mrs. Eley. accompanisil,
followed BY the Lords prayer re-
peatsd in concert. Mrs. Collier
then read the report Of the Pce<i-
dent General. Mrs. Cosnesia
Branch Stone. as read at the At
lants Convention. L. D. G.. Mrs.
Plant read the report % our own
charming Mrs. Stevens, Presi-
dent of the Mississippi Division
Of T. ID. G.. Would that we had
space to publish this report 80
that all might read il aad learn
something Of the work II the or
gained daughters. Surely il
would inspire every descendenl
OF Confederate parents TO join
scme Chapter and work for the
uplifting Of our beloved South
land.
These papers were followed hy
the Chapter reports. each setting
forth in detail, the work accom-
plshet, and the monies collected
and disbCrsed. Mr.. Sultan. the
Chairman on Committee on Tab
ard-Inn Library. gave a full re-
port Of the Library work. Be-
cause of the failure Of the parent
Tabard Inn Library Association,
We could no longer exehsng-
books. and therefore have been
compelled t. close our library .or
the Present.
We were happy TO welcome
three new daughters into OR
Chapter. and would be delightea
TO welcome many more: there j.
room for all who viii CONE. worS
enough for all. and n hearty well
come for all. We ought 10 have
a junior auxiliary in Oxford, and
trust we shall have beGare anoth-
er year has passed
Officers elected Mrs. J.
Deupree, President: Mrs. +.
Fl. Wright. Viee-presidea.t; Mr..
T.. o. Davidson, Secretary: Mrs.
j. Z. Nelson, Tressurer; Mrs.
+. l. Riley, Historian
Ia honor Of the New Yer. ard
new members. Ms Wright serv-
delicious refreshments. After
singing Dixie, and Tenting To-
Chapter adj urn.d 10 Nee
the last Friday in .1arrh.
SEcRETAgY, pro tenn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04
For Sale

My entire stock of Groceries
and Fixtures for sale Will sell
at invoice price fer Cash. The
stick is clean and fresh, and has
in it only a small amount of hard
stock. The stand Is one OF the
best in the town and Is doing n
good business Address,
NJ T. COLLIER,
Oxford. Miss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04

{sIrs. Stella Smith Is visiting
lends in Memphis.
Mr.. Lewis Short, Of TOecopoIa,
here visiting this week.
Mr. Walter Davis, Of Tula, was
)<e on business tuesday
The Spring term of the Circuit
BUR- Wi convene Monday
sfr- Dean Cronc1. OF Memphis,
Pat Friday VIII ms parenss.
Dr.. II. Friedman has gone u
Louis - BUY Spsi-s goods
Rev. J. T. Cunningham visited
father in Tupe-o LAST week
pr- Ensst h4-Sis and family
S- returned lrOm Sucqu4l2k
Mss Sue Jones. OF Memphis, Is
guest u 1er sister, his ~
Porter.
Mss Sue Rec Miller returned
Racay 4r0l a vlsII - iT.eGds II
(oey1s.
(.ss Maggie Riley, OF Tapelo.
lie g4rs. u nes Soazl4, Aiss
sla4 lareS-
Mrs }. G. Deupree was host
for Lie Bsoxn-ng C.uO fass-
afternoon.
Mrs. J. B. Roach spent several
s last week wit4 lrleada IL
AIer Valley
Mrs Frank Heard is spending
Week VIII relatives near
al Springs.
br- W. P. Webster spent seve-
days on his farm near Cor
L last wees.
lfiss Nina Murray spent sever
hays Of last week with her
foru frienGs.
PROT. and Mrs A L. Bondu-
c attended Aardi Gras In New
el1s last wees.
lirs- George NcLain and chill
ia, OF Niloaa. " the guests
Mrs Ida Meek
Mr. Abner Delhridge and sis
Miss Tessie. visited relatives
Water Valley Sunday.
II, r. E. Duncsn has bseu ap
pied manager OF the Farmers
Jon Warehouse.
RS R. A.. Crouch has return
rom a two weeks visit TO her
dren In AenpasS-
II. R. " Black, Of North Ok
visited relatives AID friends
Foccopcia last week.
he Twentieth Century Book
b met Wednesday afternoon
Mrs NJ. T. Collier.
l. James Hanelton, of Mat
on, is spending a few days in
Drd visiting relatives
rs- E. o. Davidson Is in Mem
this week to attend the mar
2 OF Miss Ella Cairns.
here was a dance gwen at the
ntry home of Mr. and Mrs. c.
Delbridge Friday night
r. Jesse R. Barry left Sunday
Washington, D. c.. TO be
(ent at the Inauguration
essss- j. c. Lundie and c. A.
FharH1 have returned from
Springs much improved
IS Sarah Mclean, of VIM
has been the guest of Miss
er aeek for the past week.
T. ,. Littlejohn visited his
ehter, Mrs. Reeves, at Col
Hill Saturday and Sunday
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04

The man cement II the Opera
House has occurred the following
attractions.
frederick Warde. date not yet
hxed. Bankers Child, March ~.
Bar.ows Ministries, March 70,
Chicago Glee Club, March 23i,
and other attractions before sea-
son closes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04

| have a herd OF fine Jersey
Cows and can furnish milk every
morning. IN time Tor breakfast.
Your patronage solicited
Mgs. II. II. RAWEY.
Phone No. 20.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04
EorSax

Cooks Improved Cotton Seed.
Ny seed was secured direct from
the originator last year and was
handled with care. Price 40 cts
per bushel.
5. 3. JOHNSON.
College Hill, Miss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04

4 great many people ESo have
titled With Indigestion. have bee1
Ea-Ty ~ s-an 7erv1G o.
c1-nr-c dvsne7sia usgits9 an
th=y hl-e rot ben able 20 cure g.
Use ko-tal AID Fzesut having
D-sges4
Everyone & subject 20 iEdis
ton Ssezaeh des1s semear fellows
s-oU.ach zbass. r-t as naturally
ard inst as surely a. q sound ard
healthy ssox2ch results uH1E the
taxing o. EnlcL
When y1u experience s1uruess
Of stomach ba.cai1g Ct ~as aad
rzuzeat-u- EEtd. hioz-ed s~e-saalE.
craving pain in the pit o. TIE
stomach. heart tr.ru i~srcataGl.
dilrrh0ca headaches. du-Esss a.
chronic tired fest7S-you need Eo.
dol Aad then the sucker yaa Uks
Tod0l-the better Eat what ycz
want. LET EodoI digest f..
ordfzaE peVsin -tyzpeFs1 TAB
Its phyzics etc zre not HEeil
- Be % much benefit 70 yo1. Il
Osasftve sLIertE Pe1sin Is c..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04
ln-ortant Notrx.

1t will pay you to see the Ok
ford supply CO.. before buying
your Fertilizer. They handle the
Paragon One ofthe best.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04

New SaGile aad Harness Sh0T
opened az Peacock old stand on
South street. Repairing done on
short notice.
v. \ BUCHANAN.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04

Z. s G. H. < - o., OEf1ri, Niss
S@a.ai proposals VIII be received !.
IL : ouilaa. until +. O'Clock pm April
S, 1875, fer furnishing fl-i, Egnts, lie.
water, n %uiitHeo1s slDP.I-s. wash
Ing towels, nElhug ashes anu spriEk-
gfnZ -tFrefs for tei- building during
the iscll year ending June %. 1910.
or such portion Of the year as aaay DC
deSned aivlsabie- Th- riznt - r.
f-et suy and ali bids i reserved b.
the Treasury Department > u.
Howrv, Custodian
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04
Our CusrsateS

@ - vuu- f1ea uular an - a set-
ENF Hl4aaa- TAs1 Aer Jos tzas uas1 taz
eulars ean1cnas - la hlrra ~ FaG ess
Ea4~szF ~HV. sAas Is aus naas 4ale Fcn ar
raa fez1Fu fne oaafla 20 GAH s.t p
% WI r~ra11 THEr warsV W5sa8a
tuu % d-lNT. We aW seru pay zee
Et-1 ar lar Lffte- nHlE Aa.are. al
eu~xs=zz l-CW Aaacrr urs-
Iaa aT-x ErnfhN a. G4s large Ea4G.e oH
@G - - E1e2 - re Gsy
eeEs s1g
Eoa1i 81 preaarc1 az The lbc-@-
TORIES u &c Dewitt GCe-CEo
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04

Paul RANEY,
Furniture Dealer.
Be sure and see me before you
buy a Sewing Machine.
>. ). WEBSTER.
| have on exhibition a Disc
Plow and Cufhvator and a Ferti-
hzer Distributor, the Jest on the
market. See it and be convinced
J. L. SEIxaULr.
Mrs. T. VI. Stone was called TO
Jackson Saturday by the serious
illness of her husband. We are
glad u state that be is much i'm
proved.
Miss Ona Collier has as her
guest this week Mss SaIIie James
Of SharSey, and Miss Maynard,
OF Aberdeen.
Miss Alice Mitchell. OF G-ena-
da- was the guest OK the Chi
Onega's AZ Rick's Hall the latter
part or last week.
For ALE-S1,0 900 contract in
tie Standard Real Estate Loan
Co.. OF Washington. D. c., IN
force IS months. S215. A good
chance TO build or buy = home
with ) per cent money. See me.
Lee NJ. RUSSELL, Agent.
LoT-Saturday, ore Pin with
grape leaf and bunch of grapes
on same Finder return 70 this
office for reward.
% years close application to
farm work and the use OF Fsru-
lize- justi7es rhe assertion 70 use
200 10 100 pounds of Virginia
Carolina Fertilizers per acre vii
double your yield Cut on one
third cotton acreage and make
just as much Seeding To peas
and grass the one-third and grow
independent.
J. l. SHISAULT.
Have your house wired now
W. r. Fades is here to do il.
Mrs. Charles Gore and little
daughter, of Water Valley, spenl
the latter part OF last week with
the family Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. P.
Gray.
The Methodist Conference of
this district Will meet here Tues
day and Wednesday. Rev. j. Z.
Cunningham presiding. About
. 40 visiting ministers and Iaymer
are expected
Mrs. Clarence Davis has re-
turned TO her home in Thayer
No., after q pleasant visit TO the
family of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. p. Gray She was ac-
complained home by her sister.
Miss Myrtice Gray, who viii visir
her at Thayer foe some time.
The contract for the concrets
walks in Oxford was opened
Tuesday by the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen and is bids 70.
the work were received. The
work was awarded to s. p. Ligor
4 Son, of Dublin, Ca, and work
is expected to begin about Apri
1st or 18th.
The tremendous impetus giver
70 a natural taste for music by
the sale of various mechanics
contrivances for its production
has made music more than evel
an integral part Of cur every day
iife- We all want to know some.
! thing about this most difficult o,
all the arts. Il il to LAZY that us
trace its descent In IfaIy, GranC
! Opera was born and achieved il:
earliest triumphs- 1t would b
hard to find . subject of NOR
interest to the Iayman who ike.
10 hear good music, than the his.
tory of Italian Opera. You car
hear any of the Renowned Opers
Singers IN the Victor or Edison
when you want any Of them as;
w. B. McAAHoN.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04
w. b. aicMAHON.
80

All persons are warned not 20
hsh, hunt 0r tFespass in any wav
on my land one mile South u
Paris ) J. palmer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04

a partial discstc-snf physics arc
1ot Disasters 3 al
Ecsz1I IS 4 perfect disssfer. x
von earld see EaG1ldigeas e-C
rerree of food OF all kinds In tte
class tesr-gabes in cur h~ocrato-ies
ycu Vuu-5 En1w Ls Just Is wCIi
Is w o.
Nature and E0t1l vii always
cure a sex Eauuaes-hUt n u-tsr
% be cured. Tie 1-sGs lls resi-
Th1t Is wh1t Sodl dnes-zese5 tho
srrrzncA E-lle tho stomach gets
vel s - IS i =. c.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04

!. W-n PorrsR President Of the
Merchants & Farm ~ Bans. u OK
FORT. Eiz i-sippi, da h-reu- certify
that the foregoing isa rrus full and
sxae sts5em-Rs of the Assets and
Liabilities 1T the said isan< On the dav
AM lake named therein, IS sho~a b
the books of SINE
~ D Potter.
President Merchants & Farmers Bant-
sworn 60 ard subscribed Before me,
IS Mayor 81 oxford 10 and Tor the
Colutv 81 lafayette Ns~sEippI, this
the -5th day o. Feb. 1919
f. ; ADAMS. Mayor.
Examined and found correct
T. !. SIXTH. Aufiror-
This tie E:a day OF FEB, las
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04
Read TIE EAGLE.
STATEMENT
Showing TIE Condition Of
THE BANK Of OXFORD.
OXFORD. Ms~S.
Read TIE EAoLE.

On Fso- 4 J, ia.
Publishes D. d~ireeri5u al chapter II
u Annostl-i Coce u 1910
EEsoIgss
Loans and Discounts on pr
sonal endorsements, s-sl
estate o. cO.lat=rISecuri-
ties zIn.7I7 q
Oyerdrais- secured 2gs5 s.
STOCK ana ro11 $50 u
Banking HOuzs EsrEitzre sad
lax ures s.I5I-5l
Other ks- Estate - SOsJ i
Due FROM other banks aai
Cash on hand IL ~ -
TOtal siisss =
u~ABILTEIE
Capital paid IN sSO-nn0 0
surplus - 1J1 %
Undivii-d PROFITS, less Expenses
AMI Taxes - % Il
Individual Deposits subject
toc1ecx 20. 70- 81
Tine Certificates Of deposit 3,I25e5
Total ssI4.s.a -
OF the Above Am unit Of LJIEs and
Discounts.
To Directors of Ia Ban<- 3.3I4 50
/. = III LOGAN. cashier ct the 5ank
OF Oxford of Oxford, Mississippi. 40
hereby certify tsat IRE foregoing IS 4
true, ful ana exact statement OF the
Assets and Liabilities of s1lu Bank On
the day ana date named therein, -
shown by the books ~ sm=.
= h LoGAS. Cashier.
Sworn 10 ana subscribed 5esore me
q Notary Pubic. in AMI fe= the County
OF Lafayette Mississippi, tlis the effE
day OF Feb 1898.
GEO. NJ Knight. Notary Pubic.
NV commission expir-s sIav Is, 49,
Examined and found Correct
E. J. Smith. AGdror-
This the 25th day u Eco, 1906
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04

The actual living. breathing
voices of the worlds greatest
0per. Singers in al thei- power.
sweetness and purity Hear the
Victor. will gladly dsm9lstrate
the Victor in yOur home At any
time thar am notified. Whether
you buy or nos | &iI be glad 90
play for you anything in tie We
tor or Etisoa iiLe.i can get for
YOU keep on hand Records for
both, horns eases ard needles
the very finest Nhen you want
i Victor or Edison. call on
w. Il. HicNAiiON.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04

For Rzean4sfe n Se1rzF<ta rsfrs
take Dr. Ess Aasi-Fsla PE- They
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04
STATEMENT

showing the cnndiiIln 0f the
Merchants and Bank
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04
OXFCRD. MISS.

Ca Feb. i0ch. fSC9.
Puhisl-t hy dsreeftla 20 chapter
a. % the Anuo-ased Code Ct lssz.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04

Mr.. JEFF Davis. wife and little
daughter visited relatives in Wa
ter Valley Sunday.
Mrs. s. H. Tarver returned to
Potts Camp Tuesday. after a visit
OF two weeks to her old home
South Of town.
Dr. Tom Barry. o. lafayette
Springs left Tuesday for Airing
ton, Tenn, to visit his father
who i critically i'll.
Miss Claude Harris entertained
her Sunday School class last
Saturday afternoon Dainty re-
freshments were served.
FoR SALE-A good family or
farm Horse and Surrey. Will
be sold separately or together on
reasonable terms Apply to
MIS- VI. 5. CouIER.
For the next daysI will close
out City +5 pounds all Eel. Rolled
Edge Mattresses 1t $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.
J. l. SHINAULr.
FoR SALE-A fine Spanish Jack
3 1-2 years old. IA 1-2 hands
high, black with white nose. large
ears and feet, well made in every
way. Apply to
j. L. BOUNDS,
Eta, Miss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04

w r. StIISaTLr.
ArrORSZv-ar-i-Aw.
OXFORD. Miss.
CI~-Oxer Sirrugns' sirsr-ry-
VIII practise in all co1rts both
Sat. zE1 federal.