Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-03

Mrs: M. P. Bishop ana NJ.
g. Il HightoNer visited tho s,at.
FAR at jackson last week.
MI. and Mrs. Crawford Hill ~
Paris, Tenn. aud Oscar Dona.loa
OF Greenwood were called bsrs
9y the death CT their sister. Mrs
Mrs. Fourt Galloway and NJ,
W.. l.. Broome spent FRIDAY Ias,
at Asoury near Waterford. +, tho
interest Of the Hcme Mission
Society. ''D
All witnesses in civil suits are
requested to be in attendance =,
the civil term Of the Circuit Cour,
winch convenes here on Monday
Nov. 18th. a!'
Mr.. Bernard Dacus left T,os.
osy for a short visit 10 his brotb.
er at Whaley, Miss, from tbero
he goes to San Antonio. Tey.s
bis future home.
The 7th grade Of the Graded
oenooi was unintention.lly left
on the honor roll: Bryan Me.
Mahon, Kama Parks, Bessie Fnrr
Lyoia Moore, Gertrude Gideon.
1000 yards Mohair and Scotch
Su!ting II i-2 and 10 cents nar
'a1d a' FRIEcMAN's.
Children's Knickerbocker knee
pants suits ia worsteds. Cass;.
mers and Scotches. big range Of
patterns but values from 81 z0I
to ESQ per suit, at
FEIEDxAx's.
Touchdown, best II I-2, Ont.
ing for Zoe. Good Calicoas 10
Cotton Checks &c, Domestic 5.c
al Friedman's.
Chnton, the little son of Mr..
Hamilton Of Taylor, accidentally
shot himself white out hunting
Saturday and died from his
wounds a few hours later. H.
vas a brig1!t coy of twelve year
of age.
Lots Of fun and entertainment
all last week a; the Fair and all
this week =; the Opera Honse by
the Frank Dudley Co.
The attendance at the public
school has increased 10 that ex-
tent that il became necessar- to-
give assistance 70 the present fac
ulty. Mr.. L. b. Carter and Mr..
Bridges ;wo tlleated young men
have 6een seieessd to.assiss in
teaching in the 9Th andCth grades
DONE forge. there will be a new
play and change cf vauliviile
acts every night at the Opera
House by the Frank Dudley Co.
For RssT-0ne large commo-
dious house on University street,
conyenien. to the depot, Univer-
sity and churches. Apply -
Z. VI. LEAvELL.
For SALE-The place known
as the T. y. Hutchinson place.
Apply to J. 7. BRAM-ETr.
$500 -affeta six pesGcoats
fos $50. Sl.50 pure white linen
Waists for LOO. $500 Vote
SE;rts for t.25 at
FRrEDaaN's.
Be sure and secure your seats
early for the Frank Dudley Co.
They will be at the Opera House
every night this week. Tickets
at X. H. KoaGel's.
Mr. Paul S. Burt. OF Cfysta'
Springs, spent Saturday here
with his old homo friends and
honored rs with g pleasant visit.
Mr. Burt was in the newspaper
business here for many years and
was at all times 4 most courteous
and appreciated conf-ere.
For RENr-100 acres OF bottom
land, seven miles South of Ok
ford at st00 per year for four
years. Apply to
j. C. TARvEs.
i Our $50 all wool Worsted,
Cassimeres and Scotch pants are
as good as any 81 pants in town.
A dollar saved is 4 dollar made.
II. & J. Friedman.
You will save two to three dol
lars on every suit you buy here.
Everybody can be easily suited
from our large stock.
II. & J. Friedman.
Guy Fletchall, a young farmer
living neer Paris. in this county
was shot and killed on the public
highway last Tuesday afternoon
about 1 o'clock by VIII Dickey
OF the same community. Morris
Davis, 9 young boy, the only
eyewitness TO the crime, IS held
as an accessory. Dickey - now
confined in the Oxford Jail.
The residence of Mrs. Nellie
Sisk, on University Street, was
destroyed by fire about z O'Clock
"Wednesday morning. A few OF
the household effects we're saved
The ire esught in the rear OF the
l. ~-1zI nnna han1-