Oxford eagle., 1913-10-23

kA1A-r 10 G0AN-E-kAy 4NE14 4e. -
bargain for quick sale. Inquire
at this Office.
A 5 Huggirs has bought out
the Lawhorn Meat Market on
South Street, Phore $50 for all
kinds Of Freeh Meats. Prompt
delivery. Yorr patronage solicit
ed.
On Monday night the trustees
of the Ripley school elected Mrs.
l. W. Hunt, former librarian Of
the State University and wh. has
had several years experience a.
teacher. as principal OF the Ripley
High School Mrs. Hunt brings
y rich experience and a strong
personality 70 the school and viii
We are sure give satisfactory SER
vice-Riplsy Sentinel
FoR RENr-A residence cul
University street. conveniently
located 10 schools With modern
corvsnieneies. Terms reason
able Apply %
NRs c. P PLANT
WANTED TO BUT-A Good Nil d
Cow. II. NJ FAsER,
University Miss.
II you would keep informed on
Al the county events. read the
EAGLE Il costs but little. one
as=ue may eo1t1in information
worth many times the price Of a
subscription
The conferences Of missionary
workers held IN the Methodist
Church last Thursday morning
and u5ghs was a r1uch delightful
and Instructive affair. Some very
interesting speakers were pres
sut- Among them beirg Miss
Daniels. Of Corintb. and Mrs
Major Ccnger- Miss Daniels Il
rhs deaconess and \ most arrrac-
ave women ~ well as n speaker.
Ar the close OF the morning bUsI-
uess hour. n most tempting and
ABUNDANT luncheon was served II
the. S1issy school room
The Delta OF Mississippi IS look
ID on by outside people A. hcs-
IrTsaE- NOT so. We have the
most stubborn malaria howeves
the j. W Quinn Drug CO.. Q!
Greenwood, has discovered some
srhing that controls It. IL this be
bs the case then beyond . cOuni
ir will control il in the hill section.
Il il not . patent medicine. bur i
the best Spring TONIC" or
the market For sale by Row.
land Drug Co.. and Bramleet 4
/, Sons-
For Fresh Meats phone Hug
! gins az the South Street Market
! Phone 3s6-
FoR SALz-A gent,s Mare ana
. good Buggy Apply At TIN
. ONCE.
Ia addition to tie announce
menE that We are now bette
equipped than ever {, do all sort
OF i5o prin1ng promptly. inctud
! ing the neasess sort az books ans
{ the ike, ne want Cur readers 9
know that We ara going to Iak
the EAGLE more readable thai
, ever. This state Is progressing
: The next legislatures will possIbl,
De one OF the most alemorahl
sessions IN the history Of thi
1 state, il viii make history ason
> progressive lines never seen De
: fore IN Mississippi. as ve vie'
the horizon now Politics m
DO an important matter and v
I shall look after that part OF
q too. The time has coue whe
9 every vJser should keep inform
. ed; he cannot do so without read
:, ing sane and sound newspaper
4 His first duty Is To read b
+ county paper; following this B
: may read As many others as
sees it, We have no time Il
. mud slinging. nor patience sir
= any such TIE last campaigl
d ~ regards vilhficati0ns and al
,. tempted character assassination
vas unparalleled in the history !
Mississippi Il no- looks that 9
r. tain newspapers are still handhr
y this vile news and will continy
u to do 50. We have no rsspe
" for any such We shall coutin'
to write the facts as they ares '
shall condemn those in high pl'
; ces a. wall ~ all others in > fa
\ and just way, and We shall a
!. use any ugly language 70 do .
May We ask our frierds ever,
where to join us in ths upouib
at ing Of our citizenship, our sta
lie and LaFayeste county