Railroad Time Table in The Oka Vidette Jan 17 1894
The Oka Vidette published January 17 1894 offers a railroad time table page. It lists train schedules and related transit details for readers in Luke, Maine.
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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1895
Page
4
The Oka Vidette published January 17 1894 offers a railroad time table page. It lists train schedules and related transit details for readers in Luke, Maine.
The following charges for announcing candidates for the election next November will be made. For County offices, 500 dollars. Bent or District offices, 250 dollars. Payment to be made invariably to Savanna.
Shook of Belmont attended Circuit court with others in attendance. A large gathering at Mr. Patterson’s home enjoyed a monster candy stew. Attendees included Judge Gayton Jourdan Boone Candler Jr. Finley Bargo and Paul Hodges. Mary Rutland of Tharokos AL to Mr. J F Alexander of this place wedding announced. W A McLaurin Railroad Commissioner visited town. Minnie Barnett and Rev L B Wilson to wed at Methodist church with reception at the bride’s home. B F Patterson noted as a strong grocery man. Falls Grocery Co. hires him as representative. Carter and Hares announce a new shoe store in lula le. A drowning accident north of Lown claims two Young children. raft collapse in Indian Creek. Dr Carmack and Alexander retire from drug business. J B McKinney & Bros take over with W W McKinney heading the prescriptions.
Obituary notes the death of W. T. Meliphes on December 14, 1894 and requests mourning flags and publication of resolutions. The piece honors him as a devoted husband, father, neighbor, and lodge member, with formal statements from lodge officers and a brief memorial notice.
The program lists a Friday night event at Collage Hall with Miss Allen and Mrs. Coleman, several orations including Rome is Ransomed by Steal and not by Gold, and performances by Annie Jourdan, Katie Mos, and J. Crisler among others. Saturday night features duets, debates, and more orations, with a focus on classical and historical topics.
The Pushes to patent ideas with a monthly prize of one hundred dollars for the most meritorious invention. The National Recorder advertises inventors nationwide and promotes simple improvements like ear windows and bottle stoppers. The Puxis Chains Company claims broad newspaper backing and offers patent opportunities through us, plus a claim about Chamberlain’s Pain Balm for rheumatism relief.
The January Ishomingo County Circuit Court met last Monday with Judge Cayea presiding. Grand jury sworn. various cases heard and verdicts rendered including carrying pistol, concealed weapon, and petty larceny. several defendants found not guilty. Local merchant notices and promotions wrap the scene with ads from Abe Rubel & Co. and W. W. Davis.
A muddled OCR list promotes Chamberlain s Rye and Skin Ointment for chronic sore eyes and sore nipples, with prices per box. Dr Cody s Condition Powders claim to improve digestion and kidney function, sold by Abd H Modre s Household Treasure. King s New Discovery touted as a cough remedy with long use claims and free trials offered. Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets advertised for colds and flu cure in one day at 3 cents.
Be it ordained by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen of the Town of Lika. It is unlawful to burn or keep oil lamps or lanterns in stores or houses on the pulse square after business hours or to leave a lamp burning. First offense fined one dollar. subsequent offenses five dollars. Also ordains monthly meetings in Turin in the mayor's office on the first Tuesday, with hours adjusted by season. Deas, Mayor, Gro. W. Rati, Clerk.
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