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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1903

Page

3

State Senator and Representative Race Listings

A list of candidates for State Senator and Representative with multiple names per office including Chancery Clerk Circuit Clerk Treasurer Superintendent of Education Tax Assessor Coroner Surveyor and Supervisory beats. Also Attorney-at-Law OxfOrd Mississippi noting practice in all courts and office with Falkner & Shands.

Oxford Falkner & Shands Miss Mississippi Sullivan Building Public Square State Court Supreme Court Jackson United States Court Circuit Court of Appeals New Orleans Ate Federal Dice

Local Happenings in Oxford and Surrounding Areas

Oxford and nearby towns report social calls visits and travel. Residents like Mrs Rosa Harris Miss Loi Taylor and Miss Bessie Wohlleben socialize or tour, while many others return from Memphis Louisville Tupelo and Water Valley. The Board of Supervisors and local officials attend meetings as Easter approaches with fashion ads from The Oxford Dry Goods Co.

Oxford City Notes Mixed Social and Civic Items

Oxford adds a busy mix of visits and postings from local figures. Rev J G Chastain lectured at the Baptist Church while in town, Mr M G Pegues called at the office, and Miss Mabel Anderson returned home after a visit. The Eagle notes illness, furniture ads, travel, and upcoming events including exams, district gatherings, and a large Daughters of the Confederacy convention.

M. GC. Pegues Oxford City J. G. Chastain Mexico The Baptist Church

Mrs E O Davidson Elected Delegate to State Convention

Mrs E O Davidson was elected as a delegate to represent the Albert Sidney Johnson Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy at the organization's annual state convention in Water Valley in May.

Mississippi Daughters of the Confederacy Water Valley E. O. Davidson Albert Sidney Johnson The Daughter of the Confederacy

Easter Egg Hunt At Bai ley Springs By Methodist Ladies

The Ladies of the M E Church host an Easter egg hunt for Sunday school children Saturday afternoon at Bailey Springs. All Sunday School members are invited to attend. Gov Longino appoints LaFayette county delegates to the Cane Growers convention in Macon Ga May 6 7 8. Smallpox vaccination and school quarantine move to prevent spread. revival services continue with large crowds and earnest sermons.

The Methodist Church Bailey’s Springs Countiss Culpepper McIntosh

Roane Seeks Re election for District Attorney Third Judicial District

Hon W A Roane is announced as a candidate for re election to the District Attorney post in the third judicial district. He is described as a capable learned jurist with a record of diligence and integrity, asking friends and constituents to consider him at the August primary.

W. A. Roane The Eagle Third Judicial District Roane Mississippi

Kimmons Declares Candidacy for State Senate

John H. Kimmons, a native of Lafayette County, presents himself as a candidate for representative in the State Senate. A University of the State alumnus and longtime Oxford attorney and former mayor, he emphasizes upright life, integrity and ability to serve the people of Lafayette County.

John Hall Kimmons State Senate Kimmons LaFayette County State University Oxford

Two Milk Cows and Two Fine Young Jacks

J A Bigger reports two milk cows and two fine young jacks. The note lists livestock for sale or collection with no additional context or pricing.

J. A. Bigger

Sanders Adverts and Harmon Candidate for Beat 3

A classified ad promotes canned goods under the heading These Must Go with prices for potted ham veal and ham soups. The eagle subscription ad appears followed by a political notice: Mr J A Riales of Harmon town seeks the office of Supervisor Beat 3, described as energetic and competent and asks voters for support.

Sanders’. A J. A. Riales Harmontown the Eagle Beat 3 Riales LaFayette County

Runscoe homestead in Oxford offered for sale

J. H. Kimmons offers for sale on reasonable terms the Runscoe homestead located in Oxford. The notice presents an opportunity for interested buyers to inquire and negotiate terms directly with the owner.

Oxford Runscoe Homestead J. H. Kimmons

For Sale Buggy and Harness Reduced Price

For sale one buggy and harness in good as new condition originally 75.00 now 40.00. Apply to Join H. Hope.

H. Hope

James F Dooley Nominated for Beat 1 Magistrate

James F Dooley is announced as a candidate for Mag istrate of Beat 1. He is described as a Confederate veteran and a well known county citizen who will seek voters’ support in Beat 1.

Jas. F. Dooley Dooley

Mrs Barringer Rites Held In St Peters Cemetery

The remains of Mrs. K. H. Barringer were brought here Sunday night and interred Monday at 10 o clock in St. Peter's Cemetery with Rev. W. D. Heddleston officiating. A former Oxford resident, she had lived in Dallas, Texas, where she died. Her son Victor Barringer of San Antonio, Texas, accompanied the funeral party.

K. H. Barringer St. Peter’s Cemetery W. D. Heddleston Oxford Dallas Texas Victor Barringer San Antonio

Pain Free Tooth Extraction Says Local Dentist

Physicians praise a painless anesthetic with no systemic effects suitable for patients with heart or lung concerns. Marketed as the safest option, it is offered by Dr. W. B. McMahon, the sole dentist on this side of Memphis using it.

Oailand W. B. McMahon Memphis

Chancellor Fulton and Miss Florence Thompson wed in New Orleans

Chancellor B. Fulton and Miss Florence Thompson were married at the bride's mother's home in New Orleans with Rev. Wallace Palmer officiating. They left for an extended tour through Colorado after the ceremony. Thompson is the daughter of the late William H. Thompson. Fulton is a long-time University educator.

Fulton Florence Thompson New Orleans Wallace Palmer Colorado William H. Thompson University South

Corn Purchase Intent From Bocarp Locan and Co

Bocarp Locan and Co seeks to buy 500 bushels of good ear corn, indicating a commercial offer and procurement interest from the firm.

Bocarp, Locan & Co

Confederate Veterans Meeting Adjournes At Court House

An adjourned Confederate Veterans meeting is announced at the Court House for Saturday April 11 at 1am. R W Jones serves as Commander.

Confederate Veterans Court House Lnam R. W. Jones

Minstrel Jubilee Elevates Local Talent At Two Opera Houses

In December 1902 the University Minstrels benefiting the Base Ball team performed under Charles Roltare at Corneautville and Glover's Opera House. The shows drew packed houses with plantation songs buck and wing dances and lively sketches. Roltare earned praise as director and trainer and boosted local support and finances for the sponsoring organization.

University Minstrels Charles Roltare Oxford Imperial Corneautville Opera House Igloo Club Roltare Conneautville Linesville Glover's Opera House Brunswick Americus Evening Herald Americus Ga

Oxford Oil Mill Company Charter Formed in Mississippi

The Charter of Incorporation creates THE OXFORD OIL MILL COMPANY near Oxford Mississippi with initial capital up to $60,000, $4,000 subscribed and $210,000 paid, to operate ginning, oil production, cotton handling, ice and fertilizer, electric power, brick and tile making, and related activities under a Board of Directors elected by stockholders.

B. T. Kimbrough H. Platt J. W.T. Falkner F. M. Stowers T. H. Somerville J. E. Neilson Oxford Oil Mill Company Oxford la Fayette Mississippi Bard Board of Directors

Paracamph Esteemed For Burns and Sunburn Care

A reader praises Paracamph ee as the best pre made for burns cuts and sunburns. The letter says the product brings comfort and recommends it to others, noting a 26 cent bottle price.

S. 6Th Avenue Peersy Seve

Proper digestion improves health and skin beauty

The article urges women to take Herbiae after meals to aid digestion and maintain color and vitality. It promotes a small 50 cent dose at the Oxford Pharmacy and links pure blood to strength and beauty, warning against poor digestion and pale complexions.

Oxford

The Best Prescription for Malaria Bottle Ad

An old advertisement touts Grove Tasteless Chill Tonic as a malaria remedy. It claims chills and fever relief with iron and quinine in tasteless form for 50 cents per bottle.

Grove

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