Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-11-07
Go 10 c. c. Buford & Co., for
the WHITE ROSE FELT MATTRESS
the best that is made.

iHe Iiiace Ine9tre Will b
managed by and for the benefi
OF the Kings Daughters hospital
We have 4 new minorode screer
which give you the best picture,
that can be- produced.
Misses Mary and Agnes wrigh
and Della Tracy, of Water Val,
-, ley, were the guests of Miss e,
AVIS and Ethel McCharen Satur.
day and Sunday.
just received a new line Of La.
dies one piece Dresses and Kim.
onas from Sl.OO up ut
THE LEADER.
Plenty OF Roberson's Sprine
Water ut Rowland Drug Co.
Mrs. |. T. Mccain died at the
family home South sast of Oxford
Monday night leaving a husband
and children bereft of her devot-
ed love and care. The many
friends of the family sympathize
with them in this great bereave-
ment.
Our Bargain Counter is loaded
with Shoes that are worth up to
81 at 81 per pair.
Tbs LEADER.
a great mineral water direct
from RooersOn's Spring. Get ii
at Rowland $.
We are receiving every few
days a shipment OF "Sty.erio >
SUITS ana ,Oats for Ladies and
Misses. See them before you
buy. The LEADER.
Mr.. Grover Roberts and Miss
Vera Snei.on, Il popular young
couple Of Bay Springs We're mar
rird Sunday At lne nome of MIR.
A. >. Beall m Aboevliic, Rev. X.
L.. Nicholson ofleiali g. We en-
,end con sratulIGlOns.
Now that the summer is over
ana harvest tine Is ut hiuI We
hope thai our subscribers vii,
kiadly rcmemucr the small
amount zach ole IL duc inns
matter II not uPtlOH.i = putt
lsrers ANY longer. The pOs.ai
rr-uttlionS reu.lre every paper
al make their cpi.rctiuus prompt
~. bc,Ides this. We Heed The
iii"ney Just lIne Vtiier business
people.
AIRS. Efiie cearley, wife OF Mr..
D"lpn Crariey uicu at Iuia A,ui.-
ia, III last week anu Was outieI
At Liberty cchieiery Tuesday,
Rev. ". l.. brown, of Laf'ayet.v
conducted the funeral
services. Mrs. Cearley was one
vi Tie most esteemed ladies vi her
section and her death Is uepioreu
BY "A vide circle ot trends who
teep.y sympathize with her be.
reaved fanny.
Endorse by the best physi.
cans IN the state, Robel son =
spring Mater. tie, it at Row.
Full line oi Cotton and Wool
Blankets, Cotton and Wool filled
Comforts from 81 to 80 at
THE LEADER.
Rev. W. W. Mitchell was called
to Iuka last Thursday by the
death OF his sister, Mrs. W. +.
Campbell who had been an inva-
lid for several years. Mrs. Camp
bell was formerly Miss Beulan
and spent her childhood
and young womanhood in Oxford
where she was loved by all who
knew her for her beautiful chris
tian character.
For kidney and bladder trouble
Roberson's Spring Water. Sold
by Rowland Drug Co.
Our $3.50 Skirts in Serges,
Whipcords, Corduroys and Fancy
Wool Mixtures are the most won
derful bargains you ever saw.
THE LEADER.
Gen. James Stone, Messrs. II.
V. Somerville, E. o. Davidson,
Buford Anderson and many 9TH
ers, also the Board of Supervis-
o-s left this morning for Hickory
Valley, Tenn, 10 visit the finest
st )ck farm IN the South. tits the
of these gentlemen to
purchase some of the fine stock
from this farm with the purpose
il view of interesting our people
in a finer grade of stock. This is
a move in the right direction for
we have the finest stock lands in
any State
On last Saturday night near
Malone station two of our prom
inent Young men became invol-
we'd in difficulty which resulted
in the death of one of them.
Harvey Harris who for many
years lived here was shot, and
although cared for by the best
medical skill in Memphis he f.
nalIv died. He is said to have