Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-10-02

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He says "Old Miss Is good
enough for him.
Col. T. p. Buford, Of Roanoke,
Va, accompanied Mrs. j. +.
Hope his sister. 10 Oxford Satur-
day. Col. Buford is here TO meet
his old friends and attend the an
nual reunion Of the Lamar Rifles.
There are now only few surviv-
ora OF tho gallant band.
Mr. J. f. Crawford Is visiting
his parents and relatives in this
city for few days this week. af-
ter lingering illness in Pocotel-
10. Idaho. Mr.. Crawford leaves
Tuesday for Memphis tn Join DR..
J r. Brinkley. o; New York. for
whom he is private secretary.
Many are predicting that we
shall have another 1897 fall. We
all remember when it rsined so
much that year that cotton sprout-
ed in the boil. The farmers
should not forget that year; il it
rains now as long as IL stayed
dry we shall have another repe-
ution of that disastrous fall. The
idea is, gather the ton Mt once.
A. 8. IIuggins has bought out
THE Lawhorn Meat Market on
South Street. Phone 500 for all
kinds Of Fresh Meats. Prompt
delivery. Your patronage solicit
ell.
I The Delta OF Mississippi is look
ed on by outside people as n hos
pital. 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 u doubt
it will control it in the hill section.
II il not patent medicine. but is
the best "SpRING TONIC" on
the market. For sale by Row.
land Drug Co., and BraIniett &
Sons.
For Fresh Meats phone Hug
gins at the South Street Market.
Phone 1876.
For SALE-A gentle Horse and
a good Buggy. Apply At this
office.
PosrED-All persons are warn
ed not to trespass on any lands
| own in Lafayette County from
this ate II. IL. RANEIS.
Thursday. Oct. 2nd is (Rosh
Hashona) Jewish Ns~ Year, Sat
uriay, Oct l1th, is (Yom Kippur)
Day OF Atonenent. On account
o. these holidays the following
stores vii. be closed on the above
dates. TEE LEADER,
BRENSER Z Co.
II & J FRIEDMAN
We learn with deep regret Of
the sad accident which occurred
last Friday resulting in the death
og the bright h-tle son Of Prof. y.
\. Moore. OF T0ccop0Ia. Itseens
the Little fellow vas playing in the
yard where the family horss was
grazing ard when found life @as
extinct Il dark bruise en- his
breast was mute evidence that he
had been killed BY . kick f-osn
Shs animal.
Mrs Henry Fase- IN last Sat-
srdsy afternoon frusa $3.50 70 8
gave a very delightful sn'ersaia-
meut in honor Of Aeseznes Miaor
and Gotten at her home on Cai-
yersity avenue. In the-receiviag
line we're yesdsnes Faser. KIM
cannon, Longest, Minor and Cot
ten. In The dining room wrrs
served sandwiches, punch and
candies. Miss May Glenn pre-
siding AZ the punch bowl. fns
reception room and dining room
were beautifully decorated for the
occasion.
Mr.. Jack Fry. OF Los Angeles,
CAL, has been visiting relatives
and friends in our toxn and
county since Sept. 18th and re
ceiyi1g the most hcspitabls enter
rsinno~it in his old home. Dir.
Fry - now engaged in Miss;0p
fwofk in the West and Is a mosA
Jealous worker in the cause of his
Master. lie left his hone in Los
Angeles on Aug. 26th for Little
Rock, Ark, 70 visit relatives,
thence to Memphis trim there to
New Orleans en- route 10 Pensa-
cola, Fla, 10 visit two nephew
and from Florida to Oxford. He
has visited Lafayette Springs
and attended the Baptist Assecia
ton at Thaxt5n, was with Rev.
Vaughn at Pleasant Dale and as
sisted in a good meeting. He
will be in Oxford all this week
and Will give q talk to the Baptist
Sunday school Sunday morning.
Rally Day.