Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-19

is now with her sister at the par
sonage.
: II IS reported that about 100
people were present at the Chick
, saw Baptist Association at Tocc,
pola last week.
Mr.. A. p. McGaha and 50,
Charles, of Madill, Okla. wer,
recent visitors to Mr.. and Mrs
John T. Brown.
Mr.. Ed Rootes, ofTexas, a for.
mer University boy, spent a few
days the past week with his aunt
Mrs. j. Is. McEwen.
University stree. is again being
made lively with the incoming
students and professors after theil
summer vacation.
Rev. ]. II. Mitchell, presiding
elder of the Corinth District,
spent several days with Oxford
relatives the past week.
Miss Virgie Neill and Miss May
Cresswell will leave in a few days
for their respective positions in
the Meridian school.
Go to Chilton's Drug Store and
get . posnd of that genuine Persi
an Dimity pound paper and a
package of Envelopes.
Rub-My-Tism will cure you.
5 or 6 doses SOS will break any
case OF Chills and Fever; and If
taken then as a tonic the Fever
will not return. Price % cents.
Rub-My-Tism will cure you.
The merchants ara today maxi
ing purse for the first bale OF
cotton brought to town, see if you
can win it by being first and then
come TO our store and let US show
you where you can buy the best
goods for the money. Saddles.
Brides, Buggies' Wagons, Lime,
Cement, Nails, Hinges, Queens
ware, Tools, Cotton Scales, Paint
Oil, Mowers, Rakes, Hay Presses
Gasoline Engines, Stoves, both
oil and wood, Ranges. Just come
and see.
FALKNER HARDWARE Co.
WANTED-A good Blacksmith.
single man preferred, salary or
commission. Would sell to right
man o. \. HARTLEY,
IIarmontown, Miss.
DR.. W. W. Phillips has remov-
ed his office over Kendel's drug
store. He will answer calls at all
hours. Office phone 1913. Resi-
dence 1872.
A big lot of School Tablets,
Book Straps and everything for
he School Children at Chilton's
Drug Store.
For SALE-One horse Boiler
with inspirator and whistle.
Practically new at bargain.
NJ. +. BIsEoP.
jus. received a fresh lot of
Kara Linen aad Holland Tablet
pound paper.
Il. r. Chiffon & Co.
s;;r-. Z. T. Leavell has returned
from her summer home in Mont
eagle, Tenn, - resume herrlaee
ia The %oman's Hall az TIE UGi-
versity.
Mr.. L. Z. Duncan and daush-
5er, Miss Sailie Belle Duncan and
AIrs. K II. McEiroy attended the
funeral If MIR. Z c. Weaver al
Clear Creek las; Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs James Wilson aud
Mrs. james Franklin, OF Pamela
County, spent last week visiting
mo families of DR.. L. y. Linder
and Mr.. Z. Sparks.
Miss Clemmie Brown let Sun
day for Columbus, Ga. She has
gone there as teacher OF Modern
Languages in the Columbus Semi
nary.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Moore have
moved into the Jenkins house on
University street. They are pre-
pairing to take a limited number
of boarders.
Rev. Lee jackson. OF Tilliato-
bia. passed through Oxford Satur
day en- route no ne sitter holding
a revival meeting of a week at
Burgess.
For SALE OR RENr-A cottage
on South street. For particulars
apply TO Z. ID. Beanland.
For RENT-New Groom house
on Second North street. Freshly
painted. Must be rented at once
SeeLee Jackson at THE EAGLE
office.
We will have a large and beau
tiful assortment of Ladies Hats
on display Thursday, Sept. 18th:
All cordially invited TO come and
spend the day with US.
j. Z. NELSON. :
LosT-On Wednesday, Sept.
nth, between Berryhill's and the
5-mile board on the McElvany
nlace. one Black Broadcloth Coat