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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1895
Page
3
North bound trains 4 1632 pmx with stops at Ableville and local freight 265 45 a. South bound trains 1 215 po Na2 273 pm with no shop at Bo 1 6 pa freight. Tickets to all inbound points. W MIT HEEL Agat
A collage of notices mentions Stonewall Jackson in Feb events, lectures by Wendling, and local advertisements. It notes cotton prices, tonic cures, tax lists, visitors, and speeches, with an array of names and places like Memphis, DuQuoin, Birmingham, and Oxford.
The Starkville Times notes Capt PF E Matthews of Oxford sheriff of La Fayette County is among several candidates for Railroad Commissioner in the district. He is described as highly popular with a large statewide network of supporters from many influential figures.
A strong local candidate Joho Jim Woodward is announced for the office of county Treasurer. The notice extols his friendship, citizenship, and qualifications, urging voters to consider his candidacy and give him support. Also mentions a social event at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D Sultan with a six o clock dinner and crokinole game.
Jesse R Barry Jr, a young educator and popular figure, announces his candidacy for County Superintendent of Education. He is a University graduate with extensive classroom experience and a strong teaching reputation. In other news, Maclin Russell and Beulah Black wed yesterday at the bride’s parents home north of Oxford, with Rev. J E Thomas officiating.
The piece praises a candidate for Lafayette County treasurer as a thorough, systematic, polite and trustworthy business man. It forecasts a fair canvass and, if nominated and elected, a good and safe officer who will reflect honor on himself and the office.
Voters across the county are told of E Kimmons candidacy for sheriff. The longtime deputy sheriff is praised for his service and popularity, having come close to nomination in a prior race and now seeking the nomination and election. A testimonial notes Chamberlain's Pain Balm for relief and back pain. For sale by GM Knight Oxford Fat Pettis College Hull.
B R Sneed announces to voters he is a candidate for Treasurer. A longtime county supervisor, he promotes his record and integrity and asks voters to endorse him for the office.
A. D. Patton is endorsed as a candidate for County Treasurer by readers. The message portrays him as an honest, upright citizen and strong Democratic supporter likely to win a large vote. Sheriff Gardman of Tyler County praises Chamberlain s Cough Remedy used to treat a cold.
Readers are urged to support Mr. W L Goodwin in the Tax Assessor race. The column notes he is well known and trusted, with many friends ready to work for him, predicting strong competitiveness if not the winner.
Friends of the county resident announce his candidacy for County Treasurer praising his honesty reliability and fitness for the office. He promises to run a strong campaign and win public confidence. Also notes Miss Lizzie G Townes offers music instruction in piano voice and theory at her Oxford Arkansas studio with W E Kershaw away as Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons delegate in West Potomac on the 9th.
Announcement favors Mr Gunn as a candidate for Tax Assessor citing long service as a Justice of the Peace in Beat 2 and a reputation for honesty and capability. The note praises his qualifications and suitability for the office. Also included is obituary notice for Mrs Jane O Gradys who died last Friday at Coasty House after years of frailty and neglect by poverty.
A longtime county resident, William Turner, seeks the office of County Treasurer. He has earned broad support from friends and voters alike, with a reputation for honesty and impartial service throughout his years of public life. If elected, he pledges to uphold duty and integrity in office.
A Wednesday Afternoon Club gathering at Mrs Waorras residence featured music recitations and socializing. Guests wore elegant attire and refreshments impressed attendees as ladies and gentlemen described by name attended in outfits and colors. A later Oxford audience welcomed Li Leela Mitchell the vivacious soubrette and her company, drawing strong praise and a standing ovation after the show.
A Miller Lorimer combination will perform on February Mth under A L Bouccrant and the University Athletic Association. Tickets cost Davidson & Roane's 0 and 75 cents. The Lexington Transcript lauds the entertainment as delightful and memorable. Miss Jeanie McKie, popular in Jackson Georgia, excels in music and elocution and is widely praised by her friends here.
An endorsement from local supporters urges Hiram Smith as a thoroughly competent and worthy candidate for Lafayette County Treasurer and asks voters to consider his announcement. They express confidence his election would ensure honest handling of county funds and ask for support.
The article asserts Captain Neill is a strong candidate for Circuit Clerk with robust support from friends and a background as a thorough businessman. Proponents say his campaign will show he is capable and likely to lead, placing him near the front in the race.
The circuit court of Lafayette County Mississippi schedules numerous civil and criminal cases for trial on the next available Thursdays and Fridays in March 1806. Docket includes Sullivan, Andrews, Goodman, Stowers, Whitten, and Pettis among many plaintiffs and defendants. The court also notes witnesses are not expected until trial day. The term begins Wednesday, March 21 1806.
Telegram from Mewpnts Tennessee dated February 5 reports a likely snowfall tonight that could interrupt travel, followed by a much colder air mass and northerly winds. The message references Chancellor Fu toe and the name Harrington appears as a signature or code.
Notice to all debtors to settle debts as the business must be wound up. No addresses or dates are provided in the readable text.
The February Musical Messenger launches a Chatangta or University Extension style course in voice education led by Wr. F. Root, a noted authority. The issue presents lessons on adapting instruction to various vocal subjects with selected songs arranged for each voice.
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