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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1899
Page
3
Readable fragments describe a raid near Whit Owens and a standoff with an attempted stabbing. Items mention county supervisors meeting during a blizzard, obituaries for Mrs. Jones and Mr. Barr, pastor changes, local marriages, school and church notices, and farm sales.
Fragmentary notice mentions sale items and vendors Chilton & Co and F. M. Pettis. Names Oxford and Michigan show as location. Text reads as misprinted listing with disordered phrases about products and pricing.
Mr. Heywood entertained a crowd with a clever impersonation of the Raven parody and a Chinese sketch. He repeated encores for his impressions of Jacob Allen's wife and the New Church Organ, showing exceptional facility per the Jeplic Herald report.
The speaker credits Mr. Alla Heywood for a highly entertaining performance described as one of the most pleasant experiences. Lew Wallace endorses the show and its amusing moments.
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