Candidate announces run for Chancery Clerk post
Authorized to nominate for Chancery Clerk of La Vivette County as a candidate in the Democratic primary. The nomination proceeds under party rules with potential candidacy subject to primary results.
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1903
Page
3
Authorized to nominate for Chancery Clerk of La Vivette County as a candidate in the Democratic primary. The nomination proceeds under party rules with potential candidacy subject to primary results.
A collage of notes from Abbeville and Oxford reports visits by Nielson Triggs Morgen Treloar Kemp Wooten and others. The piece notes wet winter conditions a sick relative and community events including temple lectures and Masons attending cornerstone ceremonies. It also mentions a lost key and upcoming Valentine Day observances.
The Eagle notes Paul Burt leaving Globe duties for Equitable Life Agent work and wishes him success. It reports Bud Sanders injured by his daughter with a dangerous wound from an accidental pistol discharge, and Mrs Aintha Hale dying at Free Springs. Beat 2 voters question J B Bagley’s reelection bid for Supervisor. A citizen meeting and temperance lecture are urged. Turner stock sale ends soon with deep discounts to clear Spring stock. James W Hickey marries Miss Wile Jones in Shawnee Oklahoma. The Eagle offers dental notices and promotes Frank White as St Louis Globe-Democrat agent. Beat 4 voters back J C Treloar for another Supervisor term. Subscribe for The Eagle.
The Whit Owens case will come up before the Supreme Court for argument next Monday. Owens was sentenced to death for the murder of Hamp Williams, and a life sentence for participating in the Montgomerys’ murder remains before the Court. The 22nd anniversary of the Christian Endeavor Society was celebrated at O. P. Church with music by the choir and Junior band and addresses by Rev. W. J. King, Hon. M. A. Montgomery and Rev. Hogan. A collection funded the church building.
While cleaning an old pistol at the telephone exchange Monday noon, Will Knight of Vornish accidentally shot himself through the body. The wound was probed and dressed, and he was taken to relatives’ home where he remains in a dangerous condition.
Mr Steve Douglass appears in The Beagle as a candidate for Bailiff of Beat 1. He was born and raised in Lafayette County and is well known and esteemed for public spirit and competence. He asks friends for support in the upcoming contest.
A gathering at the Court House on Saturday February 14 at 1 o clock will appoint delegates to the Prohibition Mass Meeting in Jackson on Tuesday February 17. All persons friendly to the movement are invited and urged to attend.
Mr. R. F. Ross announces receipt of samples from Browning King & Co. He notes an extensive, varied line and invites the public to secure tailored suits at New York prices with suits ranging from 12.50 to 70 dollars and pants from 3.50 to 15 dollars.
Wiley P. Goolsby announces his candidacy for Superintendent of Education in LaFayette County. A native and longtime educator, he has taught in public schools for ten years and served on the county Board of School Examiners. He appeals to voters to consider his qualifictions and Christian character.
An old advertisement teases a new breakfast cereal Boston Brown Flake and Nutra Crisp for lunch, inviting readers to call for more details and mentioning Sanders.
The record lists payments to mayor R S Adams and several officials, per diems, and bridge repair contracts. It notes road overseer appointments, budgeted salaries, and adjournment to March as J C. Theloar presided over the county board session.
Dallas man Esquire Oren Brown announces his candidacy for LaFayette County Treasurer. He previously served four years as bailiff of Beat 4 and four years as a magistrate, earning a reputation for honor and integrity. His supporters believe he can provide satisfactory service as treasurer.
The firm Bramlett & Ramey is dissolved with Lex Ramey retiring and Dr. A C Bramlett continuing the business. A. C. BRAMLETT and Lex RAMEY.
A. C. Bramlett urges all persons indebted to the firm to call for early settlement to save further costs. Date noted February 3, 1903.
O O Stephens announces his candidacy for re election to Supervisor Beat 1. He has served the county for years and is described as a public spirited, substantial citizen worth of trust. Friends expect continued faithful service and hearty support in the difficult position.
Mars Lyceum announces sixth program featuring Helen May Bak ter's Ladies Military Band on Saturday night February 14. Reserved aisle seats are limited to about 25. price 75 cents for reserved and 50 cents for general admission. SEALE & ROBERTSON.
A vintage advertisement highlights NABOR flour at five thousand dollars per barrel and promotes Cupid Brand coffee as the town’s best and only 25 cent option, signed Sanders.
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