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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1900
Page
3
Fragmentary ad style notice lists attorneys at law Kemmons and Mattorn, J A Sowers Kimmo Farley, and physician J Wilklys with telephone contact, plus Dr T D Isom collaboration and Dr Chandler. Provides directions to offices and promise of prompt calls for residents.
Special Prices in Groceries at Bogard and Logan’s advertise low cost stock and a rush to unload an immense assortment. The note highlights canned and dried fruits, flour, meat, lard, bacon and eggs, with promises of broad value and ready payment.
Reports note Chandler Worley recovering from fever and Me J B Madson’s illness in New Orleans. Mrs Aladson visits Vanita. Trio offers fresh air at Treser and Bexoeex. ice cream at Scents a conchr Burr Lee and Berner. Methodist service urged. Rev Bacon to preach at Hepter Church. Cherry Cream at BarraLos Brunes. letter from Jennie N Standner visiting Vernon Texas. Heavy rains in Taylor and Denmark waters crops. hair care ad Burratoe Boker’s. Caldwell House hosting W A McDonald for Congress next Monday. Rev G W Hollowell to return south of Oxford.
A flurry of personal mentions details visits across states Miss Ella Crouch and others return from trips to Marion Senatoria and North Carolina while Mrs Murray visits her daughter in North Carolina. Numerous relatives travel and stay with family in Mississippi and nearby states amid health and civic notes.
The July Fourth celebration featured a morning parade led by veterans Mrs. Hope and Mr. Neilson, a university campus procession, a brass band, and a prize contest judged by Gov. Shundsh, followed by speeches by Dr. B. F. War and Congressman Capt. Thomas Spight praising Confederate memory and urging women to advance a memorial movement for Confederate dead.
A letter from Jemmarin announces the fifth session of Bakoyette Springs and all things considered. It states the session begins Monday September 1 and lasts nine months, claiming more favorable prospects than ever and requesting consideration and favors from readers.
A ragged OCR note reports on a Memorial Association event at Court Qree and soldiers of the Lost Cause, along with a mail rider escape on the Sassalateuse river. It names faculty at a college, shifts in Osfort Mardware, and mentions friends and letters from the South in a fragmentary Civil War era column.
The county will accept new applications under the latest Legislature by a set deadline. Applicants must file before September to be considered, with certain officers empowered to enforce actions. Eligible individuals should submit direct to the designated office, with a review by the Chancellor and related officials.
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