Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-28

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delivery. Your patronage solicit.
ed.
The Delta Of Mississippi is look
ed on by outside people as hos.
pilal. NOT SO. We have the
most stubborn malaria, however
the j. W. Quinn Drug Co, OF
Greenwood. has discovered some
thing that controls it. II this be
be the case then beyond a doub,
It will control it in the hill section
II IL not o patent medicine, but is
the best Spring TONIC" on
the market. For sale by Row
land Drug Co., aad Bramlet. q
Sons.
Mr. Claude Patterson has pur.
chased the interest of Mr.. Flem
Mccain in the grocery business
aud Mr.. Bunyan Wooten is now
clerking for Mr.. Patterson.
The saltry weather coupled with
he scarcity OF rain, MAKES the
prospect for cotton look rather
blue in this county. Not only
cotton needs rain, but everything
is suffering.
Mr.. II. Friedman left a few
days ago fer French Lick Springs
Ind, where he will remain seve-
raj weeks. He expects to buy the
fall stock OF goods for The Lead
sr before he returns.
Mr.. Wiley Miller. Of lndianola,
spent his vacation here last week
Ei1h his mother and other rele-
ives He reports very fine crops
n the Delta and no excitement
over the boil weevil.
Mrs. NJ. A. Mco-e viii rsmov,
from the Ienkins house to Ih<
.McKie House" on Depot street
today. where she expects 10 opeu
a first-class boarding house.
For Fresh Meats phone Hug.
gins at the South Street Market.
Phone 3S1.
FoR REST--ffouse on Univer.
iiy street, now occupied by A.
(. Bogard. Furnace heated and
modern CONFERENCE.-The rooms
Tor rem: for light house keeping.
Apply to Miss Compton on Uni
Fersity street.
Don't forget the Cash Grocery
store ID De opened N Sop. Ia,
next door to Goodwin, Brown 4 Co
The Air Dome is the very place
20 enjoy an hours recreation
these hot nights. From four to
i've reels of the most attractive
pictures every night and a hand
some prize Friday night.
Will deliver Rough Lumber in
the Oxford corporation at S1.a6
per hundred to anyone desiring
this class Of lumber. Phone 159
1-2-1. B. T. WINTER,
Denmark, Miss.
Miss Nell Turner, of Jackson,
formerly Of our city, and her ais
ter, Miss Irene passed through
Oxford sunday en- route to Tu-
pelo and spent a day and night
with Misses Alpha and Julia Ken
del.
Lafayette County talent is re-
ceiving recognition. Prof. Ches.
ter McLarty has been elected
principal of the Agricultural High
school of Marshall County and
Mr.. Jack Treloar has been elect
ed to . position in the Pamela
County Agricultural School. We
congratulate these young gentle
men and feel confident they will
reflect credit upon their home
county.
Since bis return from Panams
Mr.. u. I. Sultan b as favored
many of bis friends with an op-
portunity of reading an examin.
ing the charts, books and souven
iers he collected during his stay
in the canal zone. These works
and data are very interesting, bu,
not half 30 much so as the verbal
descriptions and information Mr.
Sultanscan give. He possesses the
happy faculty Of transporting you
to the scene and making you see
the things just as he viewed then
while there. Very few people car
do this.
The value OF good roads, tele.
phones and automobiles was fully
demonstrated last week in az
emergency case on Woodson'i
Ridge. A negro woman acciden
ly shot herself in the arm and il
a few moments after a phone mel
sage was received from the farm
of A. N. Mitchell. In 20 minutes
after the message was recei yet
/ Drs. Gully 4 Hunt had reached
the patient ten miles distant
The arm was amputated AND
everything possible was done TO
the relief Of the woman, but sh'
lied that night from the shock.