Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31

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Ivy, Mrs. b. II. FeFrell and Mrs
hazzie Graham of Abbeville. I
nos guest in the family Of ,rr
Andrew Mitchell. after an -.
ssnce Of 81 years.
: Mr.. Walter simmons. Of E.-,;.
mont, Cal, formerly of Oxf1-d
= has been spending the past sever
4 81 days here with houlefolks ars
!. shaking hands with frle1l- n
! general. He expects to return =
California soon to re-enter n.
duties peculiar 10 his alfalfa ranct
As the last meeting os the
. County School, B0ard Nr. :. :
johnson ana Rev. WI. Ha--i.
we're elected trustees ofthe Asri.
culture High School. The Bar.
Of Supervisors viii elect tuo t-as.
ties and the county superinteai :
ens viil Do the lfsA member ex-
olei0.
FoR SALE-e52 acres improved;
farm on Woods0a-s Ridge fve
miles from town. See ". r.
Rushing for Information Or at-
dress l. c Stravn. NeEtoa. Miss
The young ladlss who take part
IN "HslioSe'eR Spirits" ar4
anong our most talented girls
yoaA thiaS - yoa-self-aslsr
you see It.
New lias Of Dress silks ard
. Vol Dress Goods in tn latest
Patterns srou 5a..s 70 81 81 ~
gard a. Tia LEA0zS.
Fog SALE OK RESr-Nv ulace
t~o and : hall 1ii4s North % TIE
Oxford depot containing 20
4ers<- = ? DooLEN-
a. the Court House.
The LaFayette County Union
viii meet a. the court house n
Oxford Friday. Nov Iss. AZ 10
o'elOeS- 4 fEI attendance !. re-
l-essed-
" T. NETS. PrsSidsr..
D. 5. McLAETT, Secretary.
The King's Daughters should
be especially interested in the
Halloween play which the Ann
henneday Chapter, d. \. r, viii
give Oct 3Ist- \ part Of the pro
eeeis vii Dc donated 20 the hos
pItal fund
just received mex line q La
dies one piece Dresses and Kln- 4
onas fru0 500 up At
TEE LEADER.
"Ha.l0Ee'en Spirits a fresh,
bright playles, All ~ the atrrac-
ton ~ the Opera House Thurs
day evening Oct 81. ~ ; O'Clock. /
Admission - cents, children IN
u years 20 cents
DolEn McC-zeksn.a negro from I
CcIeeyilse. vas killed near the
Oxford depot BY the local fre.--ht .
tain. Il IL 4 supposed case of .
saieide, - Ildie4tsi frOGs = acte
solnl N Ias nesro's p1cses and
reSlzFSs he hal male l short tssie s
before the accident. He was ac-
cussd Of burSal<y in his home
town. 6Qs declared MS Innocence
Our Biryzin Counter = loaded
with shoes t.sa. are worth Up to
- - 81 pee pair.
TIE I.rsoER.
Fe are Feeeiving every feE
lays : saipa-en; OF ~Sgy.e-ib
Suits &ad Coats for Ladies aac
Misses. See shsm before YOU
pay TIE LEADER.
The opening Sermon o; the
South STREET. isresoytszISc Sya1d .
AL De preached TleS.ay nIz3t
q. : U'eios-S. On Wednesday 4
morning at $50 tie ladies' uees-
ing will e held III the Sunday
scnooi roc5n. At 3:33 there vii
De greetings from the aUxili4riss
Of the GifTersn, churches Slli : 80
OF the same day an interesting
program has De arranged To All
OF these services the ladies' of ali
the churches are most earnestly
and cordially Invited 10 De pre-
sent.
Full line OF Cotton and Wool
Cotton End Wool filed
from 81 to sI0 az
The LEADER.
The following attended theSsate
FAIR q, Jackson Friday going and
on the Corn ClGb car
A. Tidwell, Stanley Burt and son
Kyle Huston. Byron Kelley, Scott
Bishop, N Mullins, Lyman Black
Duel Cole, Miss Viola Kelly, Fl
Moore, DIR. +. b. Under and sons
Dewey, Felix and John, MIR. and
Mrs j. NJ Tatuu, Polk Huston
and wife, JEFF Jones, Guy Webb,
H. A. AeLarEy, j. W, Vaughan.
]. ii. CarOShers, 5. S Johnsoa
and II. L. Smith.
Der $3.50 Skirts in Sergss,
" hipcords, Corduroys and Fancy
" Ool Mixtures are the most Won
ierfui bargains You ever saw.
TEE LEADER
The Kings Daughters feel
deeply grateful for the many
shown them and the