Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-23

ouu Oiue TlOOOn at our
two last County Fairs. Phone
rs. Mrs. c. L. BROWNING.
Mrs. NJ. A. Franklin, of the
Colonial Hotel, was called to
Cascilla Saturday by the death
OF her uncle Mr.. d. L. Ross. who
died suddenly in Grenada the day
before.
For SALE-Single Comb Brown
Leghorn Eggs. Phone 379.
For SALE-White Wyandotte
and 5. c. Rhode Island Red eggs
for setting. Phone 57s.
Fountain Galloway.
The cold wave struck US Sun
day and ice was plentiful the
next few days, a great change
from the balmy summer tempera-
ture We have been enjoying in
this section.
Mr.. A. D. Bailey, of Chula-
homa, stopped off on his way to
Gulfport and spent a few days
with his brother, Mr.. W. ID. Bal
ley and had a pleasant time with
his many friends.
WASTED-Horses and cattle 10
pasture. Well fenced and good
water. Terms 81 per month.
J. F. GooLsBY.
Phone 50.
R. r. Chiffon & Co., are putting
their Seeds on the market ready
for the spring planting.
For SALE CHEAP-A Pbaeton
in good condition. Apply to
Miss EMMA HUsTAcE.
have opened a Dairy and can
furnish you fresh Milk and But
ter on short notice. Phone SO.
J. F. GooLsBY.
We have a beautiful line of
new Spring samples. Call and
see them at Haley & Sparks. No
trouble to show them.
ELLIS & BENE.
Mr.. Vim. ". Burns has re-
turned to his home in San Fran
cisco, after a visit OF several
months 70 relatives and friends in
Mississippi and Tennessee. NJ.
Burus has many friends both in
Oxford and on the campus who
regret to see him leave, and
whose best wishes follow him.
Bring your eye trouble to Us,
B. Mitchell i K. q. Knox
Optomists.
we will be at the Colonial Hotel,
Oxford, Feb. Oath and 18th.
The following is a clipping
from the Lyceumite of Chicago:
Mrs. VIM. C. Chiffon had the
novel experience of riding in a
hearse to the hall for her enter
tainment in Troy, S. C. IL hap
pened that the undertaken was
the manager of the course and as
it was a rainy night and this be-
ing the only vehicle he could get
with a cover to it he made use oi
it. The audience was not long IL
learning, however, that Mrs
Chiffon was not a dead one"
DR.. Y. D. Butler who is SEIZED
uled for Oxford, is credited with
having relieved more compound
and complicated cases OF eye
trouble than any ten physicians
Consult him about your eyes a
Colonial Hotel March 8 and 1.
Oxford, Miss, Feb. 16. 1911,
Messrs. Logan & knight,
Resident Agents,
Oxford, Miss.
Dear Sirs:- ,
On October, 5th, 1910, l tool
out an accident policy in TIT
Metropolitan Casualty Co.,, Of
, New York through you as thei
i. local agents. On January, 10Th
1911, was taken sick at Mem
phis, Tenn, and it become nee
essary for me to go to a h9spita
and have an operation performed
The Insurance company paid 10
operation and also paid me q slci
benefit of S25 per week during
INV illness, making q total o
SiO2.14. Settlement was mad
promptly and entirely satisfsc'
! toriIy through State Agent L: A
smith, of Holly Springs, MISS
The Metropolitan makes settle
: meuts through home people ant
thereby avoids long and tediou
: delays. g., N,
prompt and liberal settlement an
will ask that you express m!
thanks 10 Mr.. L. A. Smith, STATE
Agent, and through him IN
) Metropolitan Casually INSURANCE
? Company. ,,-, ..,,,a
ment | heartily recommend you
Yours truly
II LOUIS P. WULFF.
q EnErxHONEYIbTAE