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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-26
M'FARLAND GETS
ANOTHER CHANCE
Wisconsin Commission Offers To
Let Chicago Boy Prove
He Didn't Sham

MILWAUKEE,. Feb. 76.-Packey
McFSrland will have q chance Monday
70 b reinstated In the good graces OF
the Wisconsin boxing commission. He
VA notified today that he viii then
- given . chance 20 prove that he
vas not shammins In his bout with
Jack Brftton here two months ago. Il
was thought he had little chance OF
l<ting the ban Of one year With which
he was punished.
The Saco (Me.l IRE department hss
. mascot In . cat which, becsueo OF
ns markings, II called Mackerel. The
cat was asleep on the pole OF . hose
wagon when an alarm rang In, and
was forced TO cling to its prevarious
perch until the IRE was reached. II
had . Wild ride and, 20 soon a. n
hed . chance. got on and went back
TO the hosehouse.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-07-30
ChsrceIlor A. A. Kineazcea In
The City.

Although Chancellor a. a.
klncannol is u very busy man
these days he takes the time to
drop OFF in our city and chat with
his many friends every now and
then. Chancellor kincannon has
taken up the schoo, work in
Memphis and il very busy get
ting things in readiness there.
Memphis IL composed largely of
Mississippians' and this distin-
guished educator aud splendid
gentleman - as much a. home
there az in this state. We regret
to lose him for taking it all in all
this state 10 much more indebted
10 Chancellor kincannon for the
progress made in our schools
than to any other man. lie has
done a great work for MISSISSIPPI
pl. He is a man of charming
personality, wonderful magnets
ian, n leader in all progressive
educational matters and a man
that any state can justly be proud
Of. Mississippi owes 10 him q
debt that can never be paid and
there are thousands In this state
who delight to do him honor. Il
IS true he has made u few ene-
mies-all good earnest men must
do tina; ii they do anything worth
while, but the great masses of
this state know his worth and
appreciate hin.
We learn that Chancellor Kim
cannon will keep HE citizenship
in this state and We are delighted
a. this.
Our best wishes, and We speak
for the best citizenghip of this
state. are that Chancellor Kim
cannon may nave the co-opera-
ton of the Memphis citizens. and
that he may have the success
that his untiring efforts and his
ability so rightly deserves.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-07-30
Rally Day AT Camp Grocad
Fos Boys and Girls Clubs.

Tuesday Aug. IL, tho Tomato
Club Girls and the Corn Club
Boys will gather at Camp Ground
three miles east Of Oxford for 4
big county rally. Miss Bansla-
gel and Prof. Cobb OF the 4. &
u. College viii deliver addresses
and the cub boy, and girls will
render an interesting program.
III club members in the county
are expected to a;terG. and the
public Invited n 60 and eRcour-
age the meet by their presence
with a basket 81 dinner. Prizes
~ill be given ho boys for bost
roasting ears and the girls for
best tomatoes. Seveyal osher in
tsresting contests will be engage
ed in 10y these young people
The county superintendent Of
schools requests all tho county
teachers cad trustees OF schools
10 be present. rs this clgb work
- carried On through the schools
and means so much in an educa-
tional way 10 these youngsters.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-07-30
Taking Calornel
Is Dangerous

: Calouei e a powerful chemical male
rom mercusy-people should b care
fui about lie use. Eie only sure ~
a. avoid the DANCE. Of calomel s TO
take n calcmel
Dodson's Liver Tonn. n ve. fable
Liquid ~ pleasant taste. more than
sakes It's place. Where caiogsei shakes
you up and shocks yoar liver and 1't-
makes yuU really s.cs, Do1so.'s
Liver Tone. mild bus effective, bail.ls
up and strengthens IL s.isvens up the
i've" You feel ine after taking II.
Dodspn's NAV DC taken without any
restriction Of diet or habits. Nsa can
give 1t 10 your children with ane r.
salts.
Get large bottle for 90 cents at 4.
II. Kendel aud IL it doesEit 10 all that
YOU think Il ought-if L doesn't make
halious spells uerc tribes IL it doesn't
Given mp yogr hver,'' your money will
he waiting for yol and b. returned
With 4 smile.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-07-30

Large crowds are attending
TIE rscnics Of late.
Leave your films today. Get
yoa pictures tomorrow.
BARROW STUDIO.
We learn that Prot. Chester 4.
NcL2rty, who has beea prirci-
pal OF the Marshsll County Axri-
cultural High school for the mas.
session and was unanimously re-
elected for the coming session.
handed in his resignation to the
school board.
Tupeio Review: Mes-rs l.. D.
Baegett and Ullin Leaven of Ok
ford and students OF the Univer-
sity OF Mississippi arrived in Tu-
pelo Wednesday AMI will remain
in the city two months, repre-
sentin2 an Alumininm Cooking
Utensil firm.
Miss Mary Norflee. OF Water
Valley is recovering from an op-
GRAFTON for chronic appendicitis,
and her physician, DR.. Culley,
thinks she Will be out in a few
days. She expects to spend
several weeks with her sister.
Mrs &. II. Roach.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-07-30
Shady Grove.

After some time Of delay I vii
come again TO he one Of the read
ers Of the dear old Eag,e.
The exercises a. the rev
church Sunday night wa A.
fenced by u large crowd. and l.
vas considered one 81 the sest
chiidrens' day Of the sea=on. and
the colo sung by Mr. Harris was
one of the leading parts Of the
exercises.
Quite q crowd OF people at
tendet the picnic az Gomsx last
Friday.
Mrs. Birdie Moore Of Nemrhs
> spending the sumner VITA hei
mother. Mrs. r. T. Perkins
! Mr.. aud Mrs Mary McEwen
OF Aemrhss are oct On : summer
trip
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-07-30
Piessaa. Ridge Hews.

The health of our community
ia good tits wees. Crops are
locking good vince the rain last
week.
Mr. Emuel Mooney of Oxford
spent Saturday night witt his
parents.
Mr.. sud Mrs. Wade Hamilton
spent Sunday with their uncle,
Mr.. Mute Hamilton, near TAYLOR.
Ar. Luther Webb of Paris
spent q few days with his uncle,
Mr.. Tom Brown last week.
Miss Lille West spent sunday
with Miss Blanche Humphreys
Sir. Walter Dickey Of Memphis
ami Mr.. Emuel Mooney of Ok
ford rad a pleasant drive TO OK
ford Sunday night.
The young people or this com
muHi,y enjoyed an entertainment
a Mr. Chester Carpenters Fri
day night.
Mr. Win West spent Saturday
in Oxford on bu mess.
Mr.. Tom Humphreys attended
church at Market Sunday night.
The protracted meeting begins
here Sunday.
Mr.. Cortez Courtney is feeling
for employment as ne has his
crop IN good condition.
Mr.. Clea Humphreys spent q
pleasant day in town last week.
Mr. Norwood Jones of Taylor
waited friend at Mr.. Colrtney's
Sunday.
Mr.. Fred Higrinbotham visited
friends in Water Valley asst week.
Mr.. Fred Humphreys is much
concerned over the mosquito
question.
Our Boys have their club meet
ing syery Saturday eight join
and eat CHICKEN and waller meions
because we always have enough
for our visitors Ar. Frea gii2
ginbo:harn is secretary. although
don't mention his name.
~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-07-30
R. R. Chiffon & Co.

Have just received a large
shipment OF Veronica Water fresh
from Santa Barbara. Cal, This
water is noted for all Liver, Com
plants. Constipation, Dialects.
Rheumatism and all ordinary
troubles.
FOR RENT-The residence If
Miss Laura Fades on University
street.
FOR SALE-Burr clover seed
in TIE burr.
E. Z. DAVIDSON. Oxford, Miss.
Fer SALE horse boiler
goods as new. all take live stock.
9, NJ. r. BISHOP.
FOR RENT - September ist,
the seore house now occupied 81
the American Express Co. Phoas
%.
FOR RENT Apartments
suitable for light housekeeping
az tie oil Colonial Hotel. Apply
TO afrs. 81. J. Dennison.
On the night OF July nth.
Charles W. Morrison. street car
conductor st Les Angeles. Cali
fornia, was shot in the head in 4
hold up and is in a critical con-
dition Mr.. Morrison Is the old
est sving son Of J. T. Morrison.
deceased. brother OF W. n. Nor
riscn OF Splinter and Judge
Cnesisy Morrison OF Cesuthers-
vile, Missouri.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-07-30
Know 1t Well

Familiar Features Well Known to
Hundreds of Oxford Citizens.
A familiar burden in many homes.
The burden Of q bad back
A lame, u weak or All aching back
Often tells you OF kidney Ills
Doan's Kidney Pills are FOR weak
kidneys
Here is Oxford testimony.
I. ST. Knight, lumber deaicr, Sec
ond South ST., Oxford, saws: "About
four years ago one 1T nv family suf-
fer-d from an sttack q typhoid fsvar
It left her WIKI q vvasE SscS Oar at
rention vas called 70 Doaa's Eaney
Pills, and a. they were especially r.
for sIlsh ailments We got
a supply for her They raAGe : cure
which has been II ting.p
Price Soc, at ali dealers Dort simp
" ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's
Kidney Pirs-the anne that 81.
Knight had Fos.er Aii,tu-u ca,
Props Boffaloe. y. Y.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-07-30

State Ct Ohio. City OF Toledo.
LncAs County.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he n
senior partner Of the srm OF =. =. Cheney
q Co. doing business in the city Of To-.
ledo. County md State aforesaid. ard
that said mr., WIFI paw the sum OF ONE
cry case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use OF HALLS CArARRH CURE
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me Ind subscribed IN
my presencs. this sh day Of December.
A q. III
CSean A. ". GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken t-rterraIrv
and acts directly upon the blood and nu
rous surfaces Of the system Send for
testimonials. free.
Soid by all Druggists. &c.
Take Hairs Family PITS for coasSfpstion.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-07-30
COUNTY BUSY.

Al over the state comes the
announcement that. for almost
every o1ico TIC field IS fun OF
candidates. In this county they
are busy a, every piensc- In the
next campaign every candidals
will be called upon Is "read his
title clear" hs must give an &C.
count OF where he has been
standing on politics generally
heretofore. Here and there one
has slipped in that did not rep
Resent c,ean government, and
these are all known nov Ind will
be left aside. This is right. Any
man that has stood for the poll
ces advocated by the -secret
caucus gang" IS unfit 70 ill any
Office in the gift OF the people.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-07-30
Third Jsdieial Committee Meeting.

We, the undersigned members
OF the Third Judicial Executive
Committee from Calhoun county,
hereby call said committee 10
meet at New Albany, Mis~issip-
pi, at II O'Clock noon, Aug. Bird.
1914, in the court house in said
city for the purpose OF o-ganiza-
ton and TO receive names of
candidates for circuit judge to be
presented at the primary election
to be held on August 1SJh. 1914,
and to transact ali other business
taat may come before said COM
mittee.
This the 22nd. day Of July.
1914.
5. II. SMITH,
j. b. GOING.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-07-30
ForSale.

One Jersey Male 3 years old.
subject TO registration. This an
iIual ia perfect in every detail.
VIII be sold reasonable. Apply
to G.. r. BowLEs,
Oxford, Miss.
Mr.. Goodloe Tanksrsiey OF
Holly Springs has purchased the
home formerly owned by SIR.
Massey on University street, and
will move his family down Aug.
lst Our people extend to them
a hearty Welcome.
Pontotoc Sentinel: Misses EN-
lily Hedleston and Gertrude Cid
con returned to Oxford last SAT-
urday after q several days de-
lightful stay a. guests of the c.
ID. Mitchell home. These young
ladies were the recipients of much
social attention and were greatly
admired by all who had the priv
ilege of meeting them.
Kann!fuge contains no opium.
ROWLAND DEUG Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-07-30

srATE OF SilssIs ,IPPI. !
-.ss. taasrs

AHAAANFtN' L2aAAF
Whereas, a petition sigucd BIZ Vs..
Il Gordon and others. pray iNg Tor the
estsh i-hmenf OF a rCsd distric. under
Chapter it9, laws 1910, and am-n1
merss thereto, asking tho utni q
Supervisors % give usticc and issue
bonds for the purpose Is constructing
and ms ntai ming nur 0r nnr- pablo
highwai 5 In ;i.e District se. forth in
saii pst.ion, has been fled with said
Board.
Now therefore, notice "a hereby
given that it i tn plrprss and lutent
of the BOARD % Supervisors OF sIi
County and STATE TO issue bonds a1d
establish the Road Districs as PRAYED
Tor IA said petition NJ the regular sept
emeer 1914, ncttiu-, unless : srfh-
Client number Of .kc qualified electors
IN said district petition AGAINST the
laying ont OF said District AMI issusncc
OF bonds az prayed Ter. according 10
Chapter ia. Laws 1910, amendments
thereto. Witness NV signature and
seal OF oMc- "a Is the is.h. day OF July {,
1911.
". II. wecDwAro, Chan. Clerk.
q. A WOODWARD, D. q.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-07-30
SURPRISING CURE OF STOMACH
TROUBLE

When you have trouble with your
stomach or chronic constipation, aon't
imagine chat your ease j. beyond help
Just because yuur doctor fails 20 give
you relief Mrs. q StenEle, piainfeld,
y j., wrises: "fsr owe y month pas
| have been troubled with my stom-
3ch. Everything ] ate upset L terri
hly. One u Chamberlain'S advertising
booklets came 10 me. After reaatng
a few VI the letters from people wao
had been cured by Chamherlain's Tab
lets, l desiisd ~ try them. I have.
taken nearly three souths " ! package
Of them and can now eAt almost every
thing that want For saly by All
Dealers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-07-30
YOURS RILIous AND COST

YOURS BILIOUS AND COSTTVEl
Sick Headache, Bal Breath. Sour
Stomach, Farred Tongre and Indizes-
Clean mp fortnight. Ge. a 25c. bottle
OF DR. Kings New Life Pills to-day
AMI empty the stomach and bowels of
fermsntins, sassy food ard waste. A
tuil bowel movement gives a satisfied,
thankful feciing-mAke= yoa feel fire.
Effective, yet mild Don't grippe 9c.,
az your Druggist. Bsekien's A-nics
S4lve for Burns.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-07-30

III rsrsous having esslms against
the estate OF Miss Bruce Thomps91,
deceased. : hereby notified TO have
same prohated and registered BY the,
Clerk 81 the Chancery Cpart q La
favette County, AIiss., within ore yeas
from this date. ANY failure 20 pr hate
and register any such claim within
enc year shall forever bar aay and al
such claim or claims.
witness NV signature this July Is,
1915.
Nlss MAGGIE THOMSON,
Afmiris;raDx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-07-30
Subscribe for he Eagls
College Hill News.


Last week a number OF College
Hill csmped for two days and n
night down on the Tallahat-
chic Each carried i we'll pacls-
cd basket of provisions; all were
out for a jolly good time and ev-
cry minute was fnlly enjoyed.
Mrs. Wallace shaw and Mrs.
Sallie Dooley acted as chaperons
and joined heartily in all the fun.
Grapevine swings, music, n
campfire snd boat riding added
much to the merriment. On ac-
count Of the mosquitoes and the
lively serenade but little sleep
was INDUCED in. rs the party
returned home a Nee shower
greeted them, the first that Coll
lege Hill has had in weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. Phillips. Misses
Carrie Toney and Vivian Wallace
Of Oxford were members OF the
camping party.
SIR. Alvin Inpps Of Taylor has
recently visited College Hill. aud
was n lively member Of the
camping party.
Last Wednesday was cleaning
up day nj College church and
cemetery. Everyone present
willingly did their share OF work.
At one o'clock \ big dinner was
spread on the ground.
\ merry crowd assembled at
the home Of Mr. j. A. Dunlap on
last Thursday evening for the
purpose OF celebrating the birth
days Of stiss Isabelle Dunlap and
Mr.. Arthur Frisrson. Two cakes
"weil filed with candles were
brought forth, and each in turn
tried their fortune by blowing on;
the candles. over which there
was a great deal Of excitement
and amusement. shortly after
this ice cream with cake was SER
we'd. Their friends wish for them
many happy returns OF the day
y SIX O'Clock tea was given 81
the home of Ar. Manfred Price
Monday afternoon in honor Of
his Eeiees. the Misses Cain and
Haynes who are nov his guests.
Mrs. Louise BufeEd and son,
Louie Eugene ard neices. littie
Evelyn ana Margaret Fernandez
Of Memphis are visiting thei.
father anu grandfather. Mr.. <
D.. Anderson.
Mr.. Wcrley and family hav,
come here until the school build
Iirg. which j. nov being erected
Is completed
We regret very much to lear
thai Pref. b. Z. Hardy leave
shortly for Marshall county wherl
he has been offered a higher %.
sition in the Marshall Count,
school
1t has just been discovered tina
College Hin possesses severS
poets.
SIR. A5nsr Dal5Eiige. the FL.
agent. has soit Gee TO Mr.. Var
T=nkeFsleS and $ out here thii
week giving direcaops - - hos
i IA 10 be put NJ.
Misses Lucille Anderson ana
Jean Mathis we're very enthusi.
astc Er.dsy when Mr.. White
head hrough: the Commercial
Appeal which eontainsi the lis.
Of correct answers n Book Low
ers contest
! singing vas erjoyed :. tbs
home q Kiss Pagle Fnersoa o.
Surtay afternoon.
Mrs. J. E. Hope and Mrs
Bruce Banca and family hays
rstr-aed trou : weeks y.sig L
Buffers Sprin
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-07-30
a GOOD INVESTMENT.

A. n NSgE. a w-il xzown merchant
&C WhireznoEzn1. Wis. b11rN s.nck
% Cr1mh~rfasn's medsciae 80 - 9 b.
sbie 10 supply them % lbs ~cEaztouiers
Afr receiving them he vas hians U
t4<en SEX and say that % small
bottle Of Caamh~rhir's Collie. Choiers
ard D~fzrehoea Remedy va. wortk
nsorr TO eln thaf toe cost * as entire
stock o. uedicicez- FOR sale % Al
Dealers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-07-30
Non-Res:dcn. Wo,icc.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Couaty Of Lafayette Wv
To Mrs. Annie West NcSeuney, who's
post Office IS Memphis. Tenn:
YOU are commanded to appoz~ be-
fore the Chanccry Court OF Lafayette
County. Mississippi. oa the fourth
Monday in November, 1914, to defend
the suit IN said court. Of +. J. West,
wherein you are a defendant.
Tnis the 1th dsy Of July. \. D. 1914.
". NJ. WOODWARD.
Chancery CLERK.
Faikaer Russell 3 Falkner,
Solicitors for Complainant.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-07-30
Notice to Csdisor..
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
County Of LAFAYETTE NO

STATE UF MISSISSIPPI, -,
County Of Lafayette "'
All persons having claims against
the estate % 7. +. West, deceased ar
hereby notified TO probate same. aud
b Y same registered b, the Clerk Of
the Ckancery Court % Lafayette Coun-
ty, Mississippi, within one year from
this date 4 failure q 50 probate and
register any claim within n wear
from the date OF this pebhca-iuu will
har such claim letters a. admins
trAuon q said e-,ste havirg ha-.n
granted ne nntersiEred on the Ith.
Gay % July, ia1f
. n. HApuAwkY.
Administrator
FaiSser, Ru-~il s. F1Ikn-r
sChgl:ons FOR Aduaiuis.u-or.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-07-30
or sroMAcH rRorRLEs

~Sedentsry habits, lack OF Out door
exercise, insufficient masticaron OF
food, constipation. a torpid liver, wor-
~ a d anxiety, ~overestiag- psrtakiny
Of food and drink no szitea TO wear
age and occupation. COrrec. your
habits and take ChambeTiain's Tablets
and YOU will soon be well again. For
sale by All Dealers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-07-30

mo mum, I amt never mar
but | saryed through the
War-wuz wounded twic'st
and spent q year in Libby pris-
on."-Life.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-07-30

|, The best Hereford bull in the
world was Grown in MISSISSIPPI
pi.". 60 said the judges at the
international Live Stock Show in
Chicago last fall.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-07-30

The Bicycle brigade was cut in
force Monday.
The Buick made Z safe trip to
Memphis this week.
NJ. Guy Hughes was out Of
town last week on business.
Miss Anna ami Fred Wright
ara visiting relatives in Senate
bia.
Rev. ]. Z Brown left Monday
for Staunton. Va, for a months
vacation.
Miss TheIna Patterson was in
Grenada last week visiting her
many friends.
Miss Dew Doll Paasock spsst
she first part OF the week visiting
relatives in TaysS-.
Miss Gladys Eawskes <pen,
the weekend --tt friends ia
Water Valley and Taylor.
.Messrs Dewitt Dunn and At-
Wilson made 3 business visit to
cofeevills Wednesday.
Nr D. I. Sultan returned Sat-
Ecdsy from a months visit 70 his
an Robert. in Walter. oklaaoua-
Miss Mae Hughes very dehght-
fully entertained a number OF
her frieads az her aene Tassdsy
night.
Dr. Gs;hings 1T Parhraa.
supsrsnteadent OF the state farms.
spent several days On bassaess
in Oxford last wesx.
Miss Cssis B1yet.s has re-
turned from \ visit waiea cs1-
sisted Of about m5dsh % irisads
and relatives in Anory.
Miss Kate Skipxish vsy de-
iigatfully entertained the Twea-
tista Century Book Club on last
Wednesday with a lava party.
Mrs. P. L. Mathews xas call
ed 10 C0nesa nsac Vicksourg .
few days ago by the illness of
her con, Mr.. Psris Matthews who
Is reported better.
OwiSs to the long continued
drouth tas gardens are a COM
plete failure .ad vegetables very
late. We hope the late gardens
will be better.
The Supervisors will be in ses-
sion next Monday and at the
August meeting the equalization
of taxes is generally taken up
and the lists revised.
Mr. James Stone Jr.. presented
the Eagle Office with its first
open cotton DOLL OF this season
from his farm vest OF Oxford.
opened on the 2ist. NeYti
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. b.. Robson
attended the .unersl Of their SON
in-law, Mr. Edwin Archibald of
B~atesvilIe, whose death occurred
az that place Saturday night.
Miss Pauline Wright has been
elected 10 teach art in the Sophie
Newcomo College at New Or
leans This Is quite an honor
conferred upon Of our OK
ford girls.
Miss Haley of Haley 4 Sparks
Millinery store left Saturday for
the eastern markets. Miss Mag
gle Sue Heard accompanied her
to Louisville, KY, where she viii
enter 3 Wholesale Millinery
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold CArana-
than Of Jefferies made an auto
trip to Batesville, and from there
to College Hill and Oxford ac-
compained by Mrs. Wilmer KEN
nedy of Batesville. They spent
Saturday in Oxford.
Mrs. Ruth Barry died sudden
ly of heart disease ut her home
in Walter, Okla, last Friday.
The remains reached Oxford on
Saturday and were carried to the
College Hill cemetery for inter-
ment. Mrs. Barry was the
daughter of Rev. E. C. Davidson
and rsise1 in this county, maxi
ing Oxford her home until the
past five years. An aged mother
and three brothers survive her.,
one VI townsmsns Mr.. Z. o.
Dsvidsons /.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-07-30
TIE BEST MEDICINE ~ THE
WORLD.


"My little girl had dysrn:sry had I
thought she woglS de. chasubarkin's
Coic- Cholera als1 M1rrccc Re1tedv
cured Der, ard I cen f.eftafiy zy
that t.rk eAc be- ~. .;re n
the world" writes Hrs. W,tism Crris.
Clare, Aiea. Tor ssle y Al 4 sziers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-07-30
cANsT KEEP IT sECREr.

The splendid work Of Chamberlaiuss
T.bistsis daily becoming more widely
known No such grand remedy for
st0maeh sd liver troubles has ever
been SHOWN
For ale by 81 Dsalers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-07-30

The best slfalfs shown at the
Worlds Fair in st. louis was
Grown in Mississippi"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-07-30

You Want the
Best at an times

NO matter what you may want
~ You always want the best
and by the way, your wants
sometimes include Blacksmith
ing, Repairing, Etc, which
brings me to the point ...-..
| arm well prepared TO do any and
all kinds OF ElacksmiFhing, wood
work, General Repairing, Etc
promptly-do it right, and at
prices very reasonable.
| also operate a grist mill. Twill
appreciate any business that you
may give me, large or small jobs
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-07-30
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