Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25

Ios can ind your wants in
fruits BY phoning Jack Morgan.
LOST - One ID. X E. Pin. set
with pearls. Returp to Rowland
Drug Store and get reward.
FOR SALE - Pure Brown
Leghorn Eggs. 20 cts for Is.
Mrs. H. p. STEPHENS.
A. Abbeville. Miss. E. F. d..
FOR SALE room house and
lot. or extra lot. on Second North
Street. Terms reasonable, apply
to d. J. Lucas.
Oxford. Miss. Phone No 70.
Mr.. W. J. T.avelady passed
through Oxford Thursday on bis
way to College Hill To be with his
son who isquite sick with malari-
al fever in the Agricultural school
: The Y. d. c. will meet in the
Baptist annex the 9Th Friday in
this month A good Attendance
"a requested az there will be
election Of officers and other BUSH
ness.
Mr.. ". d. Porter went I'D 10
Memphis Sunday evening to be
with his brother Mr.. Jim Porter
who expected to have an opera
ton performed in the Baptist
Hospital Monday.
DR. III. L. Browne of Winchester
Ky, j. now seriously i'll At his
home there. Dr. Browne will be
remembered by many Of our citi-
zens, as he made his home on
W0odson's Ridge for short time
after his son was fatally hurt in a
bali game out there. We hope 20
hear Of the Improvement of this
excellent gentleman.
+ Mrs StouewaH Jackson died at
Charl tie, N c.. March -, in
her S5th, year after an illness Of
several months The remains will
be buried in Lexington, Va, by
the side OF her distinguished hus-
band Gen jackson, beneath the
Monument erected To his memory.
Mrs. Jackson was an aunt of Rev.
J. l. Brown, pastor OF the First
Presbyterian Church OF our city.
Unitel States Post Office, oxford.
Missi sippi- CIstodian's Office, March
i3th- lsiJ Sailed proposals will be
received at this Office until , o'clock D.
H. April 21st, 1915. and thee publicly
opened for .-ker alr~ 20 Post ON
Screen- Printing Concrs te, Narbis
ard General Repairs NJ this building
in acc0rdancs. with drawing and speei-
fcariou. copies u which may be obtain
ed upon Applicant II
Respectfully,
e. A. MeCHsRE1s,
Custodian
Nr. r. t. jeffrey died at his
home in Gainesville, Texas, on
March Sth, aged 81 years. leaving
al aged wife two sons and I've
daughters. Mr. Jeffrey made his
home in Lafayette for twenty Eve
years, leaving here about twelve
years ago for Texas. Mrs T. II.
TacSett il his only relative now
in eur county. He Will be re-
meabered by many Of the cider
citizens
The Lafsyette County Shippers
Association held a meeting Satur-
day and the enterprise Is gaining
in interest with each meeting
several new members were addict
Saturday We CONSIDER this one
If the most beneficial movements
for the farmers Of the county that
has ever been organized here and
one that will prove OF lasting
benefit if proper interest IA Enasi
Tested and 4 permanent a=s0cia-
ton s5iished-
Among the teachers Of the
county who We're here Ssturcl -
making preparations FIR county
Field Day we're. r. : Thnmn son
Leo Horan. : r. Sh@phssd. Il
L. Samuels. Ben Saeed- lloyd
Adams, l. :. Sauuels. j. r
Allen, c. A. Saunders, Il q
Greer. F. L Perkins. Il p Bush
and Misses Aable Rlhert-ou.
ANNA Pitcher, Olive Hodge.
Ruth Trelcsr. Susie White. Mild
red Nurry, Doris Lester. Harriet
Lindsey, and Fannie Renfr0w.