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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-07

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-07

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sa8 nrahnr qualities rncumaaia ana
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lat - trsafment Ds kings New nis.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-07
WEATHER SUMMARY
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RE--WEATNER BUREAU.

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21

nv virtue Of . trust deed given by
J. s. surzff and 3. j. Surse1 On the
In day Of March lsno- % secure . GER
rzin indebsedness dns Eaae Win9o 4
Co. and which aid dsed II tr1le .
recorded in BOOK z Z Il nxs LIZ in
the once Of the Cha1cery ClExk Il
Lafayette county. Az.-. ] uin an
nsn1ay, In by 4 H. 1915,
Al Lafayette Springs, Mi.s-, .caer fur
sale and sell for cash, def1nlt having
been made in payment Of sid fndebt-
etne.s, the following property ts-wir-
One bizek hoese male about II years
old. also, north- w<s< quarter section
n, tOwnship ., rznEe vest. aABD -
acfes . fxneGirn of nn<sh s5z1e Of south
uesk qWxse< eecfiou n. togunhfp ..
rnngs usu<, also - 81 acres . fFar-
ton In soufh-weu< cus.er of son -we~x
quarter section ~. township 3. range
1 west. IN LzFavetxs counfy. Mia.
szid puIe being made TO su<i<sy zbore
indeb dneue I vii convey s1eh tile
a. Is vested u ne - sru see wkich Is
believed By me- 70 be god This IAN
4sh, Is15-
H H. sIals.
Substituted H.-see-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21

On January 3rd- Mrs- r. J.,
Lusk died at her home near
Kingdom. In the death OF Mrs
Lusk this community has Sus-
tanned a great oss, which
doubtless viii never be idlIed-
This scribe has known her xeII
for . number Of years and il has
never been my pleasure % know
. better truer Christian woman.
These few lines tell Of a hfe very
beautiful and useful and dearly
beloved She vas : tTs= devoted
eonsscratei Christian. genti< and
afectiouafe wife, . true, tender.
kird and loving mother
.tB,essed are the pure In heart
for they shah sse Cod
Blessed are the peace makers
for thsy SHALL be called the chsl-
dzDn of Coz.
Mrs Lusk has been uans-
planted from the militant Church
to the Church Triumphant her
remains we're Inferred in Yellow
Leaf ceDetary.. funeral service
uas conducted By her pastor
Raw N. A. Moore Of Tpccopola
her Izst words we're ..meek me in
heaven-" May Gods richest ana
tpudereat blessings rest upsn the
grief strieken family. relatives
and tFiends i my prayer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21

The people Of Oxford VII regret
10 hear that Mr. c. a. Draper Is
leaving this town. H b return
ing 10 his old hone at Eatesville
Hiss and will pursue his pro-
fession OF Civil Engineering.
Mr. W s. Moore. OF Milan Tenn,
will nov manage the local CO.
operative stose- He also is
leaving many friends. He is
iosy good fellow and We will be
gl~d 70 welcome him a. one of
our citizens
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21
Ts - Cfsnas Al fnes1s.

I expect to go away this week
&c enter upon my campaign for
Lieutenant Governor However,
all my business. legal and other
wise. will receive my personal
attention. Ny iaw partners viii
be glad 70 see you At the cdice
and look after any matters in nv
absence and | shall be present
and look after all cases and
other business in all the courts
All letters addressed 10 me here
viii have prompt attention
l shall try to write . letter each
week for the Press and the Eagle
and let you know how things are
going throughout the state
Every few days, I hope to be
back in the office for . day or So
My best wishes and kindest
regards TO all
Sincerely yours.
LEE NJ RUssxxx.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21

To An Banks and Banker. in Lzszyrefs
Counry. Mississippi, And All Adloin-
inx Counties Ihe<xto-
No<iee b hereby given thx< the
B0nrd Of Supexvino<s Of Lzfxysfxs Co,
Ma, desires, % receive, AMI ws1 re-
ceive up unfl
Tueslzy. FshruzEy 2n1. ISIS
q n ofcz0ck nSoa- sealed bils fur kseP
10 - Al fnnds received By the Cospsy
TFenmsux 81 - be received b. him
b<20nEizx ~ Lafayette Ccunxy, MinniE-
sippi, o. any Drainage or Road Dis-
srief therein, said eesiee l. given In nc
corssznce wirh Chapter 19z- Laws OF
Iat3- ard Chapter 81. Laws 1914 Of
the State Of Mississippi, and the terms
and conditions Of Sid contract shnn be
in sccrrxzance with said above named
l&w, and fhnse szbmzkxing bids viii
take nu<1ee q ths requirens2-s q szid
xboxe eAnR<1Ex-
Iks Bosrd reserves the right 70 re-
leca xny ard I'd bids
Wfznem my slgnnxure and the sani
Il e1Eea. ths - seh dn1 OF Jmnanry.
A. D, 19zk
w.M wooDwAnD. Clerk
g. A. WOODWARD D. c.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21
Coy Sspfs Lett.r b Sod
Oa11sn-

County superintendent H. 7.
Smith has issued the fo.ioxing
letter to the school children of
the county, on account OF the
|celebration OF Arhor Day, Friday
Jan p.
DEAR SCHOOL CHILDEEN--Iou
are now living the happies< days
LOT life-your School Days
l rejosce With you that you
ere young and that you are
happy You are planting bsday,
some trees. which in the future
will De a source of pride TO you
as well As : joy AMI comfort to
those who folio~ as pupils in the
old schcot OF your childhood
IL takes tme--yeArs, to grow .
tree When the plants you place
in the gound today are groxn-uP
trees, you will be grown-up men
and women, you will many Of
you have happy homes, and
other children will be attending
the old school. l shall expect
you to honor your school by
living lives Of usefulness, and
indulge the hope that many of
you will complete the education
begun at the country school that
your lives may be a blessing to
mankind, as veil as an honor to
your parents. your teachers, and
the school Of your childhood
When | remember thar in the
sNhool houses Of today lie the
foundations OF the nation,
,yealixe that it il worth the while !
of every patriotic teacher and /;
every pareat TO do every thing
possible to form and shape the
ideals OF our boys and girls !
How much moro pleasant il viii
be for you to rememo Der your
school IS . place OF cleanliness,
flowers, green grass with the
shadows Of majestic trees across
the playground, than 10 zee there
heaps OF refuse. weeds and trazh-
Since the condition of our
school property furnishes the
best index to the prosperity and
moral tone of our people, il
behooves u to look well 10 the
comfort and beauty Of bciIdings
and grounds. I hope the future
viii ind our school yards. beauti-
ned through the use of native
trees, shrubs and flowers, which
grow % ahundAntIy about Us and
ned Only 70 be taken from the
Woodland and used to beautify
the buildings in which you are
being trained - our future men
and women.
With beat wishes, am sincerely
Your friend,
II. +. SMITH,
Supt- Of Education
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21
An Ordinance OF the City of
Oxford.

Be : sreAnsz ~ tie essneiI ef tAs
CITY Of Oxtcrc. thaf A. I Do~rinx -
snd s aershY spprrrs1 ard eeSarnate<s
as superintendent 81 tae hxh. anc watsr
raants q the city under re supervisor
ard corsrci cferncllrrAE :. ~ Avert.
a. sslzry Ct Ss2S.c0 par Encrth paya-
BE mnnhrlY. His dckss are defined as
follows Is-~it- He snail read all meters
ard ID ard 1ertarm all c21es nscsss2ry
% orerz.s efS- EMILY and successfully Ter
ne osrsft Ct ne patrons Of IN. sad
plants a.d 70 haze and - exsrcise a
geceral SUPERVISOR aver tre sane Under
ire dsrecticr ara err.rui % ccnrnisxi 1ssr
rarnsd cy the cc1rel as sassnnt<rdsrt.
2 ; kosxs. Mayer
J X. LssssEE. CLERK
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21
An Ordinance of the City CT
Oxford.

Be it orGained By the ccunca Of the
city Of Oxtcrc- tnzt Lax Rzney % and he
b. hefeoy appointed niSht-waIcnnan and
ms salary . fired at the rate cf
5000 per rcrtn- payable ncrthly. ard
Prerequisites Is collected o. him ~itAcsH
lahsliey On the part Of the city Of Oxf1rd
and his duties may ard shza Be givsr %
nm BY the council from TIRE 70 tire as
necessity ard gcod government Of tas
city nay rsr--s- That tne night .
Waterman. shall be AZ al sirnss under the
dire<. ecucrcs Of tne superintsndert Of
department No !.
R. S. Aesxs. Mayor
J. n Ls~szEx- caerx-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21


A telegram to relatives here
announced the death Of Col. Tom
Buford at 10 p. N. on Saturday
the 10th inst, a. his home in
Roanoke. Va. Many relatives.
dear friends and comrades OF
other days in Mississippi. will
shed tears in memory OF this gall
liant son OF the South. We give
below a short sketch Of bis life
from the history OF the Lamar
Rifles.
..Thos r. Buford. Mississip-
plan by rearing, education and
military service. was born in
Maury county. Tenn, in 1883.
add is now a res ident Of Roanoke
Va, where he enjoys that esteem.
which IL due a brave Confeds-
rate soldier. and holds the rank
Of Past Commander OF William
Watts Camp. United Confederate
Veterans He is Of an Virginia
family long residents Of Lunen-
burg county.
His father Goodloe Warren
Buford moved to Lafayette coun-
ty from Aaury county Tenn,
during his infancy. In the year
1854 he graduated .. the univer-
sity OF Mississippi. and then en-
gagged in planting until the inva-
sion III the South In April 1851
he enlisted a. \ private in Co. c.,
ifth Miss Regt-. OF infantry,
with which he served until dis
abled by wounds near the close
of the war, holding the position
OF Corporal after his first years
service.
Prominent among the battles
in which ne participated we're the
engagements OF Seven Pines,
The Wilderness and struggles
about Petersburg. he vas wound
ed several times. Returning to
his home in Miss, after the war.
he resumed the occupation Of
planting. but in 1873 on account
OF i'll health he removed to Ros-
noke, Va There he vas married
JAM u, 1875 to Martha ,. Moor
N M
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21
KEEP n HANDY FOR RhRU-
NATfsN

So use 20 ssr.rm and vince and Try
TO rear out your Rheuuakisa u vili
wear you out instead Apply sone
Ssnan's Unim<n<- Need noe rub it
in-ju~e let it peoe<rzfe all through the
a6ecfed paEts, relieve the sorenes and
dEaw tt p1nin Yoa go ease - eoc-
sd feel - unch beeter yoa vsne to 70
Fighs OF and tell other s13er-rs abouf
Slnans- Gss . bsefis of SbsAa's Lini-
nsut for > esass II any druggSst md
ksve q IN H. hoUe-agzin1e Cnt1s,
9oss ard Sgoz1en yofnfa- LnnhnGo,
8etn<tc1 ard Nm nilwen1.- Yow monny
haek II noe m8in0n1- bot 4 dsrs. Rivs
.ames< inneanx r<lzEf- ny = boekiu
to-day
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21

We are authorized to announce
j. W. Shearer OF AbbevifIe as q
candidate for Supervisor OF Beat
J. Mr. Shearer - one of the
most Intelligent and wide-swake
citizens Of our county and fully
capable Of meeting the responsi-
bilities Of this important ONCE,
which means 80 much to the tax
payers The voters Of Beat 3.
are asked . consideration Of his
claims
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21

am . candidate for the ONCE
Of Supervisor of Beat 3. subject
to the Democratic primaries in
August next In asking the of
nee promise IL elected to this
important position to give to its
duties and responsif ilities an OF
the service of which I am capa-
ble- Thanking you in anticipa-
ticn of your favorable considera-
ton. T am sincerely,
L. G. HUSSEY.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21

y Ssssre . hereby eiven shze the czrrk
Of the Board OF Supervt<os viii r--
ceix~ sealed Bids till Il O'Clock aeon,
Tus~3zy. F@5~ :. 1915. foo the, wurkiax
OF the public road beginning At Hsrri
sonvills Cnarch to Pamela eocnsv linz.
said roads % Be wurke,i. according -
plans aud specifications now on f.ie IN
the Chzncsry Cl>rk'seasee. The Board
reserves the right to reject any ard AL
bii<
W VI Woodward. Clerk
G A. wooDwaRD, d c.
If4-si3s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21

The weather has been disagree
able. yet in spite Of the rain. mud
and cold the Christmas and Rev
Years holidays were spent very
pleasantly at College Hill.
A number Of social entertain
ments, such as Rock parties.
receptions ect-, were greatly en-
joyed-
A Rock party was given at
the home Of Mr.. Wallace Shaw
during Christmas week also one
ut Mrs Nina Mathis and another
one 1t Miss Hattie Frierson's-
Mr.. Buford Mathis entsrtsined
his Senior class on Thursday
evening with an elaborate supper
all reported q jolly. good tine
The A. II. 8. boys welcome the
New Year. s.Rahi Rahs Rah,
1916 sounded forth loud and
clear at twelve O'Clock Thursday
night, accompanied with the
ringing Of COW bells. blowing
horns and the torpetoes.
One of the most enjoyable
features of the season vas that OF
= reception given by Band No 3.
(Bible Class) OF the girls
oomitory Mrs Bush icing hostess
The guests assembled in the
dining hall which was artistically
decorated in mestie-toe. holly
ferns. ribbons Of white and gold
(Class Colors Mise Carmen
Galway presided At the punch
bowl A box Of flowers ia the
center Of the hall, which was
supposed t. contain q hidden
treasure attracted many Of the
boys and girls under the mistIe-
toe hanging above
A biblical contest vas tried
Mr. Greer. . history professor
(aiso president of the six bible
cands) and Miss Wallace English
teacher, had the greatest number
Of answers correct To decide,
who should be the prize winner,
s.raus had to be drawn Mr..
Greer was SO fortunate rs to be
winner Of the uaoss beautiful little
Testament, presented to him by
Prof. Bedsnbsugh, who made
quite . complimentary speech in
behalf Of Mr.. Greer knowledge
of the bible
Dainty refreshments we're
served. After visiting the punch
bowl for the second or third time,
the IN erryparty dispersed.
Another evening Vas most de-
/ lightfuliy spent At q victroIs
I party given by Mr. and Mrs
I BufOrd Anderson . host OF friends
were present % hear plenty o.
good music
\ Miss PAkfie Laura Hurt hAl
treturned 70 her school in xem
.phis after Spending Christina
thohdays1t home
| Mr.. Paul Buford OF white Ha
wen Is here for a few days
Miss Edith Shaw - -visitin,
Nr. and Mrs Wilmer Kennedy Z
Batesvifie.
I A six O'Clock dinner on las
! Wednesday evening. given b.
Miss Engegia Shaw, in hoaor o
her guest Miss Marjorie Owens
was another enjoyable occasiol
that will deserves mentioning ;
number Of friends were presen
70 partaks heartily of the bounti
supply Of good things and to joir
in loads of fun
On last Friday evening Nisse.
Renfroe, Wallace and Norman
teachers in the High school
entertained in various ways
some of their friends OF 1 b
community, the evening vas 81
pleasantly spent that the tins
passed too rapidly
Here's hoping that the Collegs
Hill gaifies will continue through
out the New Year-Annouymou:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21

We are authorized 10 announce
Mr.. Win Rushing 40 a cAndidats
for Supervisor in Beat l. Mr.
Rushing has lived in Lsfayette
county all Of his life and il well
known as one of cur most
progressive farmers and citizens
He Is well acquainted with the
county affairs and fully capable
Ok handling the many dsf5culs
problems Of this important posi-
ton to the best advantage
possible He asks the consdera-
SseR of the yeseRs Of Best =.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21
An Ordinance Of the City Of
Oxford.

Be il ordained by ths council Of the sity
Of Oxford that the bond sxeeutsd bJ J.
H. Ewshse As city clerk and tar c1lisc-
tor IN the sun OF fftesn thousand d1llars
($f5.01dl slth tile Fidelity and Deposit
Co Of Maryland b and is he-s6y se-
espesd and IS hereby ordered fled and r.
csss,dlzn thereof
RS Arxss. Mayor.
J. H. LksszzE. Clerk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21
Now Is Tn. Time
To Get Printing Done

Chiffon Z Company. have re-
ceived a large and fresh lot of
the old reliable Landreth Garden
Seeds which has been on the
market i3i years. IL, will pay
you TO give these seed a trial.
Be sure and call and get their
bulk prices
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21
WOMEN OF Observation-Disclosures:

" omen who ges hut Ertle exercise
are likely TO be tronb1ed with con-
stipasiou and indigestion and siIl ind
Chsmberizin'< Tablets highly benicial-
Not - good - three or -four mile
walk every day. bar very mach better
than ~ allow the boweis to ysr,ain in
. coustfpax@t condition They are
coy and pleasant To take and most
Agreeable IN effect Obszinabi- every
where.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21

Be i erczizs6 ay shs essecis ct ths
CITY Of Oxford that J. ". 7. Falkner. Sr.
6s ara 10 9 hereby slsctsd legal adviser
for .t1s council Of the city Of Oxford AZ =
sslsry az ths rata Of. $3.50 90 GER
rear psJsble n equal rnouthly install
NESTS a. ether salaries are cad
r :. AExxs. Mayer.
J. r. LxwsHxx- Clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21

Subscribe foe the Eagle
Patrouize Our job Department.
Roy Hunter has gone to Tyro
20 remain several months
Miss Iva Pool Of Lamar. 10 the
gaeee of her aunt Mrs. s. s.
Webster.
TAxu UP.-Oue black sd
white Gilt shout nine montns o.
A. ~ ME1CUx14-
NJ. John Robson of BafssgiIle
sunns several days this week wiih
his parents Mr. and Mrs. R. b.
Robson
Mrs. Mary Move OF Rochester.
Ind, - visiting her mother Mrs
Anna Mcmahon on University
street.
Mr.. Frank Matthews and family
have moved into the Sisk
residence lately vacated by the
Kirkpstricks-
Mrs. E. n. Sparks uas called
to her home in Lexington, KY,
Monday by the illness vi her
mother
Miss Matte Coleman is report
ed seriously i'll at the home Of
her brother-in-lav Mr.. Walter
Brummett-
The University honored the
nalal day of Robert E. Lee Tues.
day by suspending the regular
exercises
We hope our candidate friends
did not have their aspirations
cooled of oy thu recent change
in the weather.
Mr.. Marion Hsvkins, formerly
OF this county. died at his home
n Holly Springs Monday and
his reuAins we're buried there
Tuesday
Gale Johnson, son Of Mr.. Mon
roe johnson Of Tuis. one OF the
MOI prosperous citizens OF ou'
county, 10 now assistant book
keeper in the First National
Bank.
Tia Fret National Bank ID
receiving . fresh coat OF PAIN
and other Improvements We
: are glad to note these evidences
ofprosperity-
Notwithstanding the inciem-
ency Of the weather last Sunday
: evening . large congregation
filed the South Street Presoyte-
rian church to greet and welcoms
the new pastor, Rev. Wallace j
Bruce lately Of Sheffield. Ala,
Nr. John Harxins VAS called
home this week by the seriou,
illness Of his little daughter Anna
Elizabeth. Who 10 reported much
better At the present writing
Mr.. R. L. Stephens u suffering
With . severe attack Of grip.
Dr. Y. d Butler. Optica
Specialist is scheduled at Coicnia
Hotel for Tuesday. JAM 18th
Consultation and advice u ire
and invited. This Is your op'
porsunity to clnsuis an Ey'
Specialist of reputation and
ability, who comes here rsguiari,
and has always given universe
satisfaction. Remember, one da,
only.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21

Notice is herebygivea taas the Clerk
Of the Beard OF Supervisors viii re-
cesve. sealed bids up TIN II O'Clock
noon, Tuesday, Feb ? 1s15, for the
wurking o. the rosd beginning = Tom
TSdvells snd runnfnx % Union Hill
Church- sid rod 70 be wurksd aecurd
ing 20 pEzns and spec1fic.finns s1sw ea
a. IN thu Chnncssy Osxk,s oGkce- The
Beard reserves she rieAf'S rejscs any
nd al hids-
". ~ WOODWARD, Clrrk-
G. A. WooDuAnD, D. C.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21

Whereas The mayor and council
Of rhe city Of Oxfofr. Miss, did On tn
Iirn day of s&l1zzT 49, * &c -=.s-= :
riss Of the mayor and councfluen ~
ordinance,
Theref5re BE rdsnlyed- that speciai
election be held On Feb- f3xh- 1918 for
the purpose Of voting on the rzfifen-
I on a. szzd salaries And that ths
election commissioners taxa such az
tsnn a. the Law directs TO hold sxid
E. s. Adams
Mzyax-
III Iswxhee,
Cry C1sxk-
z $ Adams voting yea 7. W.
Asen1 2nd =. Z I&~sass SSal.S1iizzz-s:
voting VA
Old papers fur sale At this Of
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21

Ma s J. ks1n<z LAS se1rel s.
Seanxzzle- Tenn- wx1nn- 4 hare
had = very bad eoug4 Aeaxlr N ~
hze- have taken z,rnas< ~~cxy RI
ct c1usn ue1icin>. buk nons - -
nzeA Ssrd wood hAss r~n. =
ccsEA1ng thnx t2suG1e I wunfa
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sery snW - czsc1 euoa hz< I an wsz
11E - eu1zyzug god hrn1nk I
f<~i thzf ! e~@ Z ~ e Psrunn-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21


Mr.. l. F. Patton Of Tula Is =
nev ensrant in the race for
Chancery Clerk He has never
held pubic ONCE but for many
wears has been in the Mercantile
business and il familiar with
buck keeping He comes OF .
highly respected family and has
many relatives in this county.
Mr. Patton d courteous and
pleasing in address and expects
to make . strenuous campaign
for this Office which % one OF the
most important in the county.
He ask the consideration OF
the vCters-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21
PROMPT ACTION WILL STOP
YOUR COUGH

When Won first catch Cold (often
indicated by . <neeze or eoughf- break
il IN at once The idea that 1T do-s
not nztferr often lesds TO serious
complications The remedy which
Immediately and easily pen<trztes the
lining of the throat Is the kind demand
ed DR.. Kings New Discovery soothes
the irritation, looseus the phlegm-
You feel better ut once 1T seemed Ia
reach the very spot of my Cough d
one of many honest tessimcnials- oor-
at your Druggist
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21
An Ordinance of the City OF
Oxford

So { ordained hy ths eouneil Of ire
city 81 Oxford ssa-c. z. Heard. =.
Webster and Claude Roach be ard th.y
are hsrsoy 2rcnntsd siscsicn ecnrrIs-
sionsrs n tho CITY of Oxhcra
2. $. A1sxs. Maycr.
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