Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12

70 Anto slN~p 1usl nu aNAAeu41E they
we're tod they would have 10 confess
their sins, Two husbands ana txo
wives sai-ed. slept and the eoufss-
sicus that followed created a seusaff9n
that cauSet one % the husbands %
knock the preacher down. and nnaIiy
tnt him in Jail Later The preacher
vas ansd 81 and sentenced to sin
months on the county ruad-
SsarkvtIls.-The board % supervis-
ors Of osribbeha county postponed IN
III January /. 1911. action on the tick
eradication biIi passed b. The last
legislature IN order 70 give the cattle
men tirae 20 pre~are for It. as there
are soue large csfrie xrazers in this
county who would be badly damaged
{, the provisions % this law we're e.
forced Just roE
Enterprise are very husy
r-plantfng COTTON thas Eas killed b.
the a,s freeze. OWiax To the scarcity
q seed the acreage xiIl - Erearly -
ezeed A Ersat deal % i4nd plaate,l
tn eUstou "a being rsplaufsd rith corn
Owing - present conditions re corn
Acreage EiH - touaIed
Two 'hnusaaf vcgrhful c--srs en-
ElerafnrS- ali working for their Gays
pride asked every psrSaa ther net
to-day Have you been @uameraresf--
SupC Ceok of the cry schs.s1s 1lar~d
q spscia-liv prtnteSi form in she hansls
% every ckia ar both tas Ekirs
seheols HaA also he eoloresf sehoaG
k<rsi-sz--As q m~~elnx sf shs ea@rsE
q Trustees q The MasuuSc wido~s
ant Orphans Ho<se n thEs cry. plars
Tor . rss attirisu - the hnnls wera
tiscfasses1 TIE propssze,s arssiislon e
nou> FOE OF i1tsss. the EisloxS %
Nasans and TIE hszaldEn< wAen ccrupG.,t
VII se a kazGsoms hrfeS structure
two stories N Asixhf. and viii Be
suilz on the same plan as the present
strrIetIre- 4 has been sou1s taat re
capacity % the home = Inadequate
to meet the needs ot the order
Make hogs pay 0r the mortgage
was the advice given by Dr. :. A
kna2p. chief OF the bgrsa1 % plant IN
3Istry Of the <ogsruemnf deparrnlsn.
Of Agriculture. tn an address before the
Bacx TO the Farm meeting held here
under the auspices Of the Columbus
Business League Divers 1earion a
Necessity in Farming was fhe sub
tect Of DR. Knapp's address. ant -
urged the farmers not auly to raise
more hogs and more cattle. sar 70 d.
vsrsify their crops
Saschez.-The sixth annual eonveu-
tiou Of the Nississtppt Bar Assoeia-
tiou vas terminated with an elaborate
banquet n the Natchez Hotel. in
wtich 5aa persons participated The
banquet was the most brilliant social
AFFAIR OF the Kind ever gfvsr in
Nxrchez-
Charles Wesley Thatcher. the good
roads apostle. spoke n Brookhavea IL
the interest of the good roads move
meat At the conclusion % his ad-
dress n county good Foafs association
vAs formed
A special term Of eharecrv court
vii convene In Cleveland Nav Is. The
regular January term was pressrmir-
ted on account OF the contemplated
rsdistrfcsing Of the state By the IexiS-
izfure.
Yazoo City-The jury IN the case
sf Mrs Mary Dunnfnx and children
AGAINST the Illinois Central railroad
rendered its verdict for 81. $50 for rhs
plaintiffs
Starkvilie-The cool and dry veash-
er prevailing in this section Is prov
Ing very Injurious 10 such cotton as
was left BY the recent cold snap
The Mississippi Travellers. the most
progressive orEanizatiou OF drumners
and travelling men generally in this
State. are even thus far IN advares
making preparations for the annual
meeting at Columbus On June "a and
IS. proposing to make IL the gsrafesr
IN the history Of their association
What might have resulted in n seri-
ous wreck two miles north OF Gibson
was averted when the engineer on
rorthbound Mobile and Ohio passen-
ser train stopped his engine before a
pile Of erossties
=. W Gibson. a planter Of Warren
county. states that while he was en-
g.ged IN milking his COW. he noticed