Prices for the Next Two Weeks Duty Brown Domestic Towels
Prices listed for the next two weeks include heavy 4yr brown domestic cloth items and large cotton towels in bundles of two, indicating a promotional sale.
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1899
Page
3
Prices listed for the next two weeks include heavy 4yr brown domestic cloth items and large cotton towels in bundles of two, indicating a promotional sale.
Bargains abound in the Shoe Room with Lippers from Moe and Manish Slippers for ladies from 1.50 to 8. Also cords of matting and carpets, remnant prints at half price, and a large men’s hat selection. Clothing loans for suits, new children’s suits, and fresh laces silks neckwear embroideries and dress goods arriving.
The page lists train services including No. 2 Fast Mail No. 24 Limited 6 22 p m Local Freight and a note that freights do not run on Sunday. It also mentions C M Owens as agent and reports Mr W W McMahon's candidacy for re election to the Legislature with plan to publish full notice next week.
A hen party hosted by Mrs. Will Lewis, university seniors in Oxford, and visits by Miss Nova Crosby mark social activity. Funeral of Mrs. Katharine Bogard at North Oxford and a small fire on South Street cause minor damage. Rev Dr Clark's Cumberland Presbyterian meeting attracts interest. Lt. J R Stowers launches bid for State Treasurer amid county political chatter.
Me G K Smith spends time in Indianola. Mr and Mrs J J of Abbeville visit the city Tuesday. Miss Scott Stephens and Prof at De Burgess school spend Saturday in Oxford. Visitors from Abbeville include Astoe Motley and Prof Gilbert. Mrs Sanders and Holly Kings residents were seen in the city. Dr M A Simmons promotes health tips with Liver strength advice.
An old advertisement touts Chitton’s Reliable Diarrhea Cure as a cure for diarrhoea dysentery and summer illnesses. It features claims of quick relief and reliability for various digestive complaints.
CR Nation Department offers cheap pins le Paper of pins le, pests brasg pins 3e and whialebones le per dozen. Best sewing threads de spool and basting thread 2e. Best 5e writing tablets and onion skin tablets 20c. Lead pencils 10e per dozen and best pencils 2 for Je. New line of tablets just received. Loud bargains invite customers to browse and buy.
The Citizens Band schedules a weekly concert tonight in the Court House yard at 9 o'clock. The Good Citizens Organization lists committee appointments with Chairman Jones naming members W. D. Porter Geo W Leavell E H Kimona L N Ward BE Stanfer and a Finance Committee including F B Leavell Bem Price J E Neil son A BR Bogard and Dr P W Bowland.
The document outlines a schedule for registering in various towns on specific days. It lists locations such as Abbeville, Paris, Tempe, College Hill, and Orrwood with corresponding weekdays and dates. Registrar E. Tempe is noted for overseeing registrations.
Notice to qualified electors of Oxford Mississippi that an election will be held on April 2 1509 to decide if the town mayor and aldermen shall issue bonds not to exceed twenty thousand dollars to fund a sewerage system. City Clerk W W Bowser publishes the notice by order of the Board of Aldermen.
Plenty of old time sugar molasses offered by P. Foust on South Street. Advertisement extols Mutual insurance plan as cheapest for country property. Agent W. L. ARemi Balp promotes these local goods and services.
Readers recall a wartime mother as a symbol of resilience and care in a community column. A short poem fragment celebrates motherhood and shared sorrow, reflecting on tablets and memories amid tension and fear.
Local notice invites shoppers to visit the New Store on South Street offering fresh groceries with telephone contact at 37 for inquiries and orders.
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