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The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-29
Meat With Eggs.

Cold roast beef or cooked ham may be
used. Get the salesman to cut the meat
In one piece instead of in slices. One
quarter pound Of solid cooked meat will
60 quite a long way. To make, put a
little butter in the blazer and when hot
add the meat cut into dice. Stir until It
begins to look crisp, adding pepper and
salt to taste. Beat three eggs thoroughly
and pour on to the meat. Stir we'll until
the whole thickens. Serve hot with rolls.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-29
May Manton Weekly Fashion Talk
A DAINTY CHEMISETTE

~ HE chemisette is an all
important feature of dress
Just now and this one is
dainty and charming. 1t can be
made with a high collar or a
flaring collar, or with a pointed
collar, and in whatever way It
Is treated it is fashionable. In
the large view fine white ba-
tiste is finished with embroidery
arranged over the fronts, and
embroidery makes the over por-
ton of the collar. That treat
ment is a pretty one but a still
daintier effect could be OBJ
tanned by scalloping the edges
of the garment itself and work.
ing a little embroidery within
the scallops, for the hand finish
is both fashionable and dainty
and gives a sense of elegance
that cannot otherwise be OBJ
tanned. The vest or chemisette
is a very simpleAone, cut to give
becoming lines and is designed
to be drawn up at the waist line
by means of tape or elastic in
serted In the casing.
For the medium size will be
nnnIaJ ~ yIe DC ~, 1 II ,,In
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The Editor will be pleased to re-
ceive and publish recipes that might
meet favor with our readers.
Prune Tarts.

T'O1h pounds of prunes use two table
1 spoonfuls of cranberry juice, sugar to
taste and a short paste. Scald the prunes.
remove the stones and take out the kerr
nels; put the fruit and kernels into the
cranberry juice, and add the sugar; SIM
mel for ten minutes; when cold, make the
tarts. Any stone fruit can be cooked in
the same way.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-29
The Editor will be pleased to re.
ceive and publish hints of interest to
our readers.
To Clean Black Satin.

NV HEN cleaning black satin peel and
" slice two large raw potatoes; put into
a pint of water with a pinch of salt and
let stand all night. Next morning sponge
the satin or the right side with this mix
ture and wipe lightly with a cloth. Then
iron on the wrong side, and 1t will be as
glossy as new.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-29
Motor Car Coats.

Coats Tor the motor car are volum-
nous. They button high above the throat
and are supplied with ample pockets,
according to the New Haven Journal
Courier. The model without the belt
is as frequently seen as those with the
belt. Some coats entirely cover the cos
tune,
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-29
Soap Jelly.

All soaps are better if they are shaved
and dissolved in the water. Soap Jelly
is made by shaving a bar of soap and let
ting 1t simmer in boiling water ill it
becomes thick like jelly. A teaspoonful
OF borax will soften It.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-29
Cider Sauce,

Cream together one cupful of sugar
and one-half cupful of butter, add two
cupfuls of boiling water, and one table
spoonful of corn starch moistened with a
little cold water. Let boil, and while
boiling add one-half cupful of boiled
cider.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-29

We all know what a musty smell a tea
pot has that is only used occasionally, but
do We all know there will be lone of that
If the teapot Is thoroughly dried after
placed therein before putting aside for
future use?
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- oo- T7U ~ ~. t4 ~ rN mVdfmh5 c Wf ~
%" - needed IA ys. So or 1h ys.
A in wide with rs yds. embroidery ~ in. wide to make az illustrated, or
a yd. any width for either the faring or the pointed collar.
The May Manton PATTERN $3.50 is cut in sizes from "a to A bust measure.
1t will be mailed to any address by the Fashion Department of this paper, IN
receipt of ten cents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-25
An Ordinance Of the City al
Oxford.

Section ! Whereas. Tia MAYER and
Ccunetsnsn OF the Ct.v Of Oxford. b. or
cinance fxsi thu s flarias o. t1s Mavs-
ano Co-ncrraen. ana ordered an eiea.an
'or the rs'ificaticr cf sli. salaries w1.=a
e'ect'e' wes tieiy rahssse5 ard .ss.. &C.
cordirc % law
Sec 2 And whereas. tha election
commissioner Of sad CITY returned % the
Mayor and Council men TIE rssui. d 81 4
elec' ,cn dciy -etttisd TO- ari il a5eesr
soaring frorr sad returns THAT the vote
cast AZ SAD election was Z s icliuws t3-wlt.
r s. Adams yoT-Ccunouraan. for
sz.ary q. sgainss saiary So
=. ". Assnf. Ccu1c Imam. fcr salary
SO. against saiay 80
]. y. lawshce. Councilman fcr sliarv
So; against salary e5.
Ard whereas: i Appearing from the re-
turns q. said election c1nmrssicnsr tha.
! majority Of tie votes cast ~ said cleo
ton favored the -a.ifsatioc or adoption
Z tha sskry o. K. 5. Adams. Mayer
Councilman.
Sc 3. Therefore be Il Resolves. ira;
the salary Of 2 5 Adams Mayor aun-
Gilman be ard me Sam IS HEREBY fxsd
az $4,000 per month payable month.v
from January 4th. 1915.
Read and passed February 1871. 1915
2. s. Adams. Mayor. r W. Avsn. and
J. n Ls~saec. Councilman voting yss
nays none.
r. S A0sxs. Mayor
J. II. Lswsifvy. Civ Clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-25
LEMON IN TROUBLE

Governor Brewers right bower
in the Bilbo persecution, Lehon,
that wonderful detective. has
gotten into trouble in Georgia.
The Walden News makes the fol-
loving remarks upon the Lehon
subject.
Instead 81 being supported
By ali the finances and Judicial
manipulation At executive COM
mand. the crooked work 81 Le-
hon vas exposed in Georgia and
10 certain indictments now
pending are sustained. It will be
a nenIlentiary, aud not the Man
sion. around which this s.cuth
viii be prancInG. Lehon is
charged with subornaiion OF per-
jury in connection with the
Leo Frank murder trial, ami ii
press reports are 70 be credited
the proof is convincing. Thus.
one by one. the 1Ssibo opposition
lorGi Up - tseir ;=ac { los ard
fade into social or political os.ra-
eisn. some times both. Who will
oe next. Il can't be Governor
Brewer-he has already been
through the ire. "-Kosc;usio
Herald.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-25
AN ORDINANCE

An ordinance tn prevent dogs from
running At large ia City 81 Oxford.
Be il ordained, by the council II the
Ci-y % Oxford. that from and after
the adoption of this ordnance il shall
be unlawful for any-dog to run AZ large
within the corporate limits OF th,. Civ
OF Oxford at any tune day or night anS
any dog - foand streying frOm is
owners premises or raining at large
may be killed by any person aud snch
person shall not be liable therefor 10
the owner OF such dog
Be it further ordained, that the own
or OF any dox permitting the same to
stray from hi- or her owners premises
or 70 ran at large ia the City OF Oxford
shall be guilty. OF a misiemenor and on
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-25
Mr.. FL. TooIe.

In another column of this issue
of the Eagle" will be found the
announcement of the above
named gentleman for seat in
the lower branch of the MISSISSIPPI
pi Legislature. MIR. Toole is ~
natixe Of tn. State of Missouri
and after attaining his majority
held several positions ~ trus,
and honor in that state with sat-
isfactiOn To his constituents. He
has been an honored citizen Of
Oxford for many years. He
owned and managed for several
years the telephone system of the
city and by his prompt attention
to the wants of the citizens made
himself MANY friends. Mr. Toole
is a splendid man. is in touch
with the people. Is. a democrat
and one OF the foremost citizens
of this county. He is we'll know n
in the county but will make a
thorough canvass before the pri
mary election Mr.. Toole il
elected will give his best time ard
talents to the discharge Of his
duties. This paper predicts that
the man that beats Toole will have
to ''get up early in the morning"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-25
French Remedy Aids
Stomach Sufferers

France has been caliei the nation
without stomach troubles. The French
have for generations used simple
mixture of vegetable oils that relieve
stomach and intestinal troub u
keep the bowels free from foul, paison-
Gus matter The stomach Is left 10
perform its functions normally lndi-
gestion and gastriiis vanish.
Mr. Geo Fl. Mayr, a lealing druggist
of Chicago cured himself with this
remedy in a short tsme- The demad
is so great that he imports these oils
from France and compounds the mum
der the name OF Ma IRIS Wonderful
Remedy People everywhere write
and testify to the marvellous relief they
nave received using this remedy-one
dose w Il rid the. body of poisonous ac-
creations that have accumulated for
years and convince the NEST chronic
snfferer from stomach, liver orinsesti-
nal troubles
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy l. sold
hy leading druggists everywhere with
the positive understanding that yoa;
money win be refunded without ques
ton or quibble If One bottle fails tC
give you absolute satisfaction.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-25

On the 10th of February, Mr.
L. W. Nets died at his home
near Kingdom. Mr. Nets had
been a citizen of our community
for many year,. We regret very
much TO give him up, while too,
we knew ne was ready and pre-
pared to pay the debt which some
Gay we all must pay. Ills quiet
manner had won for him many
friends. He was patient. loyal
and true to his hume and sur
roundings.
There has been a time when he
fought and would have given his
lie for our country. He shall
ever be missed in his home, com
munity and church. God alone
can ill his vacancy with his love
and blessings. He lived a life
before his people that they are
not ashamed of, but appreciate.
His life here upon earth has been
as a blooming flower, faded only
to bloom again in the fair land OF
love.
He was Dubbed in the Kingdom
cemetery. Bro H. L. John
son of Water Valley conducted
the funeral service. May gods
richest blessings rest upon loved
ones at home who are LETT to bear
such sorrow and loneliness.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-25
Money to Loan.

Applications received for loans
from sI00 90 to $40, 000.00, ON i'm
proved and unimproved town
property and farm lands. Interest
s per cent straight. Interest pay
able annually or semi-annunlly.
Time: one TO ten years. APP
plicants for loans will please give
description. location, and valua-
ton OF properly offered as security
for loan. State improvements
and valuation of same.
We want County representa-
tives 20 receive applications for
loans, appraise. property, and
serve as our exclusive representa-
tive. Attorney or real estate men
preferred. Applicants for loans,
and applicants for agencies posi-
lively required to furnish at least
two character references and for
ward postage, five &c stamps, for
application blanks, full particu-
lars, and prompt reply. Write
Southern Office, Southeastern
Mortgage Loan Assn. Fourth
Natl Bank Bldg, Atlanta, Gu.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-25
FREE BOOK ON STOMACH
HIS

Geo. II Nav, 81 i5s Whiting st d.
Chicago. III . . PROMINENT druggists. ha-
tubiisnei a galsie u health. il which
be shows aow he cured himself and
brought RELIEF % tl0us1ncS O.. sufferers
from constips iOa. bihuasness. inslige--
ton and intestinal troubles by Ia use
olFrench healing oils Dae dose u-u-
ally cSevinces. The most chronic cases
rarely uessi over ihrpr doses This book
" II b. mailed tree upon reguess
Aiayr's Wonderful Rcmecy Is sold by
leading drnggist everywhere with the
positive under landing hat your mon
~ viii b. refunded without qaasti II ~.
qulhbie II ONE bottle fails TO give yoa
absallge satisfaction.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-25

Farmers are busy cleaning up
their land, sowing oats. garden
ing etc. Birds are singing gai;y
over hill and dale. The early
tree and shrub is budding and
spring in all OF its beauty is
emerging.
Rev. Mr.. Floyd filed his re-
gular appointment here on the
18th, but owing to the bad road
condition only small crowd was
present.
Mrs. G. V. Pratsr ie,t for his
home in Gracemont, Okla Thurs
day of last week. We recrs {
to lose him from our community
and church but we wish him well
in his adj pied home in the West.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II Evans have
been seriously sick the past week
Mr.. Jerry Hamilton and Mrs.
C. c. Stephens who have each
been on the sick list are improv-
ing slowly.
Mrs. Walter Stephens aud little
daughter are visiting the fam
lily OF Mrs. Stephens father IN
khe Delta this week.
y There will be Sunday school at
Mt Zion every Sunday morning
at 10 CLOCK. Every body young
atN old most cordially invited .
core out and take part.
Miss Ethel Barry resumed her
schtol duties Monday after a
weeks absence, enter;aIag Grip.
Floyd Galloway and sister IIss
Garner. spent the week end at
home the past week.
Messrs Edwards and Leo CAL
laway OF A + ) attended church
services here last Sunday.
Miss Mary Adams. OF y. II. >.
spent a couple of days with her
parents recently.
Mr.. Robert Evens of Burgess,
visited mis- parents here last week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-25
Pltronize Our JOB Department
Stomach ssffers Read This

So many stomach suffers have been
benefited by n simple prescription of
veget able oils which cured a Chicago
druggist Of chronic stomach, liver and
int~stional trouble of years standing
that We want you to try this remedy.
Il is known as,,Mayr's Wonderful Rem
edy. One dose will convince you.
II usually gives complete and pernia
nent results--evsn in the most stub
born cases. One dose viii convince
you MRvr's Wonderful Remedy is
sold by leading druggists everywhere
with the positive understanding that
your money will be refunded without
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-25

Mrs |. B. Kennedy OF Cairo.
ILL.,, arrived in Oxford on Mon
day. She is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. o. Kirkland. We well
come Mrs. Kennedy here and
hope she will enjoy her visit.
The U. d. C.'s will NEE in the.
Baptist annex on Feb. 10Th, at 3
O'Clock All of the members are
urged 70 be there as this i an
important meeting. Bring your
dues and be there on tune.
Several Of our farmer friends
are bringing in nice sausage.
bones etc, each week. this is the
right way Ia face "iiasa times"
ratilize ali the surplus by turning
it into money and don't depend
upon cotton and corn exclusively.
Rev. +. 5. Lewis addressed the
student body at the A. II. s.
College Hill the pact week. His
theme was Helping the other
fellow he made good and
lasting impression upon the Bible
Band students.
Mrs. Frierson aged mother of
Mr.. Chas Frierson OF Friersons
Mill near College Hill and esteem
ed and loved by all who knew
her died of Pneumonia few days
ago, aud was laid to rest in the
College Hin Cemetery.
FOR SALk.-One gasoline en-
gine, one Grist Mill and all ac-
cessories. in good condition Will
take n mule, cattle or good note
in payment. Apply to:
Mrs. :. NJ. SMITH
Oxford. Miss.
Chiffon & Company have re-
ceived large and fresh lot OF
the old reliable Landreth Garden
Seeds which has been on the
market 131 years. 1t will pay
you 10 give these seed trial.
se sure and call and get their
bulk prices.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-25
T. M. Walker for Treasurer

We take great pleasure in an
nouncing the candidacy OF Mr.. I.
NJ. Walker, of Lafayette Springs
for the Office Of County rreasur-
er to the voters OF Lafayette
County. Mr.. Walker is a young
man of sterling character and of
good business ability ard would
no doubt make an excellent
Treasurer should the voters OF
the county see fitto elect him 70
this office. He asks the consid :
Grafton OF the voters at the COM
ing election.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-25

conviction shall b, fiaed net gaore than
Ten Dollars and may be coniinesi IN
Jail until ali fine and costs are paid ana
in addition thci eto sucif owners shall
be liable - any person injured By such
dog while 81 running at large
BE II further ordained. that for the
protHctltsn Of rfs public health she
above Ordinances shau take effect
from and after TIE passage thereof and
ais office ! g the City shall trictly en-
foree the same
These CrTlinaNres we're passe BY
The following Xnto. to-wsf.-s r =
Adams sea. T ". iAvsns wee. . n.
f.s'sstee yea. my. rnns. Feb -. fais
>. II. LAwsMEE. R.S Apkza,
Clerk. Mayor
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-25

TIE following jurors have s~cn
selected 10 serve a. The term oi
court which commences MOEGay
March 2.h.
FIRST WEEK.
T ID Ragiand. T. l. Shelton. Jim
Stephens, Jr . Guy McLarty. r
& Foster. G + TObbs, A NJ Ac-
Larty. w U Hampt N, + = Walk
er, W II KimmoGs. } A Duncan.
J A Pounds, II W Baker. L v
Nunnslly, II b Parks, J c Hus-
TN, r Parks. ] + Mills. Wiley
.inn,son, J W Russell, T J
Roden, II F P,rkin., 4 I'll Shaw,
Fran Fernandez. W 81 Good
win, J ) Cord, L ID Anderson.
J II Roy. W NJ Bennett. NJ L
Child -ess. VIM Knight. CiiffJones
w ID Tatum. J + Locs. G ii
Gooch, T J Courtney, l. u MUIR
ply, Buck Cooper, l. T. Watkins.
4 L Carter, J l. Syks-, r Il Crow
son, Glen Whitehead. Harvey
Davis. + T. FletchaIl II +, Den-
ton, G J Baker, r W Patton, W
X Reel, : 7 Vines.
SECOND WEEK
Geo Mills, Dock Hamilton. 9
" Young, A c McEIieath. W >
Fudge, baker Cromwell. i Is
Stone. y J Msydeld, W 7 Keel,
c A Leggett, Ira Holcomb. Guy
Windhan, J n Conner. A z Nor
risou, J A Goforth. $ T Reed. Z
p Huston. Warner Williams, X
} Warner. Abe Ship, J II Roy.
NJ q Austin, J w Ramsey. IRA
Moore. ) o Brown. 5 Il Jolly.
joan McGonigill. II NJ Davis. IL
l. Davis. Buddie Jones.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-25
An Ordinance Of the City OF
Oxford

Be It ordained by the Mav-r and Cour
eilren 81 he City Of Oxford. rhat ina
salary Of 7. W. Avent Councilman. S.roo,
Sewer. Light ard Water ara Fire Com
missioner Of the CITY Of Oxford. be fxsd
a. 5000 per ncrsh payable monthly.
Be It further croslned that the salary
q J. a. Lawshse Coureaman Clty Gies <.
Tax Collector and cloreai Comrfss orer
Of the City 81 Oxfcrd. he fixed at SsS.Co
per mon.h. payable mSnthiy.
read and passes hy yea and nav vo.s.
r. S. Adams. Mayor. II W. syen; ard J.
\ Lawshee. Colncilrisr votias yea ravs
ncre, February lein 1918
r s. Aossz. May5r
J. III Lfwssr- Cserx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-25
An Ordinance of the City oil
Oxford.

Whereas. TIE Mayer and Caunci liner
Of the City os Oxford. Hlss.ssirp'. ia on
the Ism dAy OF February. 1915. fx the
salaries Of T. w. Avent and ]. Il. Law
shse. Counciman. By ordnance.
Therefore be it Resolved. That > spa
cial election Of the City Of Oxford. be held
On March 1871. 1915. for tsa purpose Of
voting cn the ratification OF SAID salaries.
and mat the city election connissiorers
take such ac.ioa Is the las cirec,s 70
hold saia election. Read and pass.c o.
yea ana nay vote. February l8. 1915. =.
S Adams. Mayer. J. Il. Law shee ard T.
w. Aveas, Couaeilmsn voting yea. nays
nsas.
R. S. Ark=s. My.
]. II. LsvsHsE. Clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-25
SEALED BIDS.

Natice j. hereby given that the Cler.s
OF the Board ~ Supervisors IA author
ixe,s TO receive seated bids MP mt
noun, March srd, 1915. for the building
Of hrt5ge acras- creek near >. p.
Ipung's on ghs. Memphis sud Water
Valley roai LINK IT, Said bri'ge -
pe built ACCORDING t. plans ana -p-ci-
ficstions noG On file N the Chancery
Clerks uiiiee- Th- Bard reserves tn
right 70 reject any and al bi.s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-25

The Southern Woman's Maya
zine Is offering a trip to the Pana
ma-Pacific Exposition with all
expenses paid by them. Full in
formation will be sent on request.
Write. Manager Exposition Tour,
Southern Woman's Magazine.
E-@tFfsi1, Tenn. st.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-25

The Clerk q the ss.a-d It Supefvl-
sors - authorized 10 receive seal 4
bids NJ uotil lIarcn sr,i. for the bnsla-
~ Il bridge zrfcss Panther creek IN
oxford and Mater Valley read. Link
iiu- said bridge 10 h. huiit according
to plans and specifications now On file
in the ChanceTy CLERKS ofsice The
Board reserves the righs 70 rpjec. any
and all bids
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-25

Registrators books are open in
my Office 1T ali times.
This is not new, but a sup
Elementary registrator for those
become OF age, moved, or who
have not registered.
Yours truly,
c. b TAYLOR, Registrar.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-25
TIME TABLE
Illinois Central Railroad
.NORTH BOrND:-

Miss Robbie Fades visited her
parents last week.
Mr.. W. c. Massey and family
have moved to Batesville.
Mrs. Paris Matthews is the
guest of Mrs. p. +. Matthews.
Mr.. T. NJ. Cowset was in Ok
ford Wednesday on business.
Rev Joe Mundy preached in
the Court House Sunday evening.
Mrs. Will White of Abbeville
visited relatives here last week.
Senator Lee Russell is filing
engagements in South MISSISSIPPI
III.
Miss Loftie Hunter is visiting
friends at Lafayette Springs this
week.
Last Monday night the d. A.
X. entertained with program at
the Public School.
Mr.. II. L. Davis OF lula was in
| Oxford on Monday attending TO
business affairs.
Mrs. W. A. Rowzee has as her
/ guest her mother. Mrs. ". A.
i Spikes OF Water Valley.
/ Miss KaIey Of the firm of Haley
d Sparks left Monday to select a
spring stock of millinary-
Il FOR 3ALE-Pure Barred Rock
eggs. 81 90 per setting OF 10
RELBUE PRICE, X. F. u. /.
Mrs. j. T.. Barrow was called
to Memphis Saturday by the
critical illness OF her sister.
Mr.. Lawson Wiley OF the Rural
Route service has had severe
case of grip but is out again.
Mrs. Lucy McGowen of Alb
beville spent Tuesday in towL
shopping, and looking after bust
Dness.
Mrs. ]. C. Lundie spent several
days the past week with her
daughter Mrs. Frank Newell in
Water Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gunter will soon
move to the FUR farm, i've miles
east of Oxford to start a truck
business.
We understand that Mr.. A. II.
Hale is in a serious condition and
will have to undergo an operation
this week.
We hope our readers will ex-
cuse all short comings this week
as the editor is in bed with the
prevailing disease, grip.
Mr. q ,och of the Louisville
Par er Co., called on US Monday.
He says that business is looking
better that it has in the past.
Mr. Barber, Editor OF the North
Mississippi Herald was in Oxford
Monday and while in town called
to shake the hands OF the printers
Mr.. Biilingsly a highly respect
ed citizen of Abbeville died OF
Dropsy the past week. He leaves
a wife and several small! children
A Martha Washington party
was given at the home OF Mrs
Muckenfuss Monday night by
the young ladies of the MstnJaist
Church.
Mr.. s. H. Plant has grown
very feeble within the p lst IN onth
and ne and his daughter NJ IS
Mary. have moved 10 the home
of G. F. Heard Sr.
FOR SALE-A young horse
and good mich COW. Apply to
j. NJ. SAUNDERS,
Oxford, r r l.
- -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-25

Notice j. hereby gwen that the Clerk
OF the Board of Supervisors will re-
eeiv- sealed bids up until II O'Clock
noon. Tuesday. March Ind. 1915. for
the building Of bridge across Clear
Greek on the i}nsesviIle and Toby Tub
by roat. Link 50. near the Conner
place said bridge to be built accord
ing to plans and observation-disclosures OF
file in me Chancery Ci,rs ofiile. The
Board reserved the right to reject any
and all bids.