Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-09-04

nay riders 70 Mr.. a. r. Gala
ways recently where they en-.
joycd q melon feast.
\. s. Higgins has bought on,
the Lavhorn Meat Market on
South Street. Phone 3ee for al
kinds Of Fresh Meats. Proup,
delivery. Your patronage solicit.
ed.
The Delta OF Mississippi is look
ed On by outside people as a hos
pital. NOT so. We have the
most stubborn malaria, howeye,
the J. W. Quinn Drug Co., oil
Greenwood, has discovered some
thing tina: controls il. II this be
be the Gaze then beyond a doubt
Il will ccnt,ol it In the hill section
|, is not patent medicine. but is
the best Spring TONIC" on
the market. For sale By Row.
land Drug Co., and Bramlett Z
Sons.
For Fresh Meats phone Hug
gins st the South Street Market.
Phone 3e5.
For REST-ilouse on Unive--
sixty street, now occupied by A.
r. Bogard. Furnace heated and
modern conveniences. Also rooms
for rent for light house keeping.
Apply to Miss Compton on Uni
versity street.
viii deliver Rough Lumber in
the Oxford corporation at Si.35
per hundred to anyone desiring
this class OF lumber. Phone 159
i-2.l. B. T. WINTER,
Denmark, Miss.
Oxford has never enjoyed 9
more delightful entertainment,
than the one given Friday eve-
ming to celebrate the illumination
of Court square. There was an
immense crowd and they all en-.
joyed the occasion.
The promoters of the County
Fair ask all citizens OF the town
and county be present Monday at
the close of Hon. r. H. Pa,e's ad
dress at the court house, for the
purpose of assisting in organizing
plans for the Fair in October.
For SALE-A gentle Horse and
a good Buggy. Apply at this
office.
Mr.. F. L. Toole, the enterpris-
ing proprietor of the Air Dome,
presented the "Sons Of Rest" to
an admiring audience at the pic
ture show Tuesday night. Each
member of this noted and broth.
erly band made a good picture
and the entire group presented .
fine appearance.
Rev. Jas. B. Leavell has just
closed q most successful revival
with SO conversions at Kenneth,
Mo. He was assisted in the
meeting by Mr.. Scholfield the
noted singer. Mr.. Lesvell will
begin q protracted meeting at
Pontotoc Sunday.
Mr.. Maury Green. of Green
wood, and Misc Helen Keys were
married last Wednesday SITTER
noon at the residence OF James
stone. Jr., Rev. w. W. Mitcheli
officiating. Miss Helen has a host
of friends in her home town to ex
tend congratulations and best
wishes for her future happiness
and prosperity.
Mr.. J. c. Treloar announces
the approaching marriage of his
daughter Dorothy, to Mr.. Duff
Ragiand, of Taylor's, the cere-
mony to take place Sept. 3oth in
the Presbyterian Church at Orr
wood. Miss Dorothy is one OF
the most charming young ladies
OF our county and The EAGLE ex
tends congratulations in advance
The forty-first annual session
Of Blue Mountain College, Blue
Mountain, Miss, will open Sep
TENDER gath. Students have
been engaged from eleven states
and a majority OF the counties in
Miss. Representatives from the
College will meet the girls on the
prominent railroads and special
will be made 10
bring students through to the
College safely and promptly.
Conspicuous improvements have
recently been made and this ia
nous college is better prepared
than ever before to give good
care and framing. There are
some unengaged rooms. Write
for information or come at the
opening of the session.
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