Local Freight Terms and Schedule Notice
Muddy OCR text outlines freight and mail service details with references to Nos 3 and 4 lines. It mentions Taylors, Waterfield street, and South sets, with agent W Mitchell noted.
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1896
Page
3
Muddy OCR text outlines freight and mail service details with references to Nos 3 and 4 lines. It mentions Taylors, Waterfield street, and South sets, with agent W Mitchell noted.
Veterans Reunion August thirteenth and fourteenth. water works election Monday August 3. Deaths include Rev Hutchinson near Holder and Dr W Nichols near Noah. Mrs Dale Kimmens ill with fever. Mrs Daisy Back wins interstate elocution medal at Crystal Springs Chautauqua. Oxford real estate, hotels, and artesian well on campus. county schools and Peabody Normal attendance noted. Pearl McCrory marries Doss E Parks. Water Valley Herald reports.
An advertisement for Chilton's Steamboat Pills claims to treat sick headache and lung disease when Shiloh's Cure fails, offering a refund of cost price. Sold by T. D. Isom & Lo.
Confederate reunion organizers call all committees to meet at Comrade J L Shinank’s tent on the Oxford Campground at 2 o clock on Wednesday August 6 1896. J P Brows adjt J L Sawant chairmen urge full turnout for important business. The program lists orations by Geos E C Walthall and Stephen D Lee.
The Oxford Rifles depart this morning for the State Encampment at Jackson Mississippi with thirty five men aboard a special train. They travel with Miss West Welch and Bart and join en route by the Germain and Aberdeen companies. Major Bushing Shinault and staff L D Green Aberdeen 4 H Darley Oxford will accompany on the same car. The party expects to visit the capital city multiple times during the encampment.
Judge and T Esubrough and family have returned to University avenue after a month at a country home west of Oxford. Mrs M L Berry returns to Ble Mixa from several weeks visiting Mrs Dr R M Leavelt on University avenue. Mrs Hakkie Price and her children journey to Mont Eagle and Knoxville for a week visiting friends and relatives in Tex2. Linda West leaves for a mountain summer in Tennessee. T DeWitt Archibald sails for Memphis and then Chicago and New York. Haugh Allen of Memphis visits grandparents for a month. Stuart M Jones returns from northern and eastern cities. Prof D B Rivers spends summer with parents on College Hill street. George Buffaloe returns from visit to relatives in Howy Springs. W J Tatum of Taylors visits the office Tuesday. Alfred Stephens of Water Valley spends Sunday with parents. Miss Misaie Gepom returns to Aberdeen after several days in Memphis. Mize Jennie Solloway visits friends in Water Valley this week. C L Sivon Miss. in Oxford. Rev Z T Leavell leaves for home in Clinton, Miss. Louis Sisk of Taylors Depot visit in Oxford last Friday. Mrs J T Chambers visits relatives in Water Valley.
Classified notice offers a vineyard near town for sale with cash terms and asks applicants to apply at the office. An advertised health claim promotes Karis Clover Root Tea curing diseased blood constipation and kidney liver and bowel troubles by T. D. Isom & Co.
Housekeepers using Jack Frost Baking Powder save in price per pound and reduce lard needed for biscuits and cakes. Oxford Mercantile Co. acts as wholesale and retail agents.
Fragmentary text mentions Whee Gels and Castoria with unclear events. Multiple garbled phrases refer to sickness and surgery like castor and cukires but lack coherent facts, names, dates, or places. Unable to determine a clear news item or outcome from the readable fragments.
The Woman's Look Club met July 1 at Magnoliabove the Dillard home in hot weather with Mrs Sheegug of Bolivar assisting the hostess. The program on Walter Scott, poet and novelist of the 19th century, featured readings about Scott and scenes from his works. The club referenced Civil War veterans reunion plans and closed with an outline of Scott in memory. The next meeting is scheduled for August 7 with Miss Skipwith.
Frowning heb cret Joly 21st met Mrs G EK Smith and relative Mrs Ed Smith of Indianola. At the last club meeting Mrs Di Saltan was elected to finish the unexpired secretary term. Mire Dorman opened with a paper on Mississippi as State and Neilton praised great men and state resources.
A garbled 1996 item blends medical claims and a weather update from Lafayette and Tate counties. It references Dr Keight, Rev N F Metts, Prof ET Keeten, and the Abbeville Normal School, noting crop damage and a Christian gathering with praise and singing. Shilets Care advertised as cough cure.
The Iuka Sormal Exstitute in Iuka Kansas announces a scholastic year starting September 1, 1806 for ten months. Prices reduced while quality remains high, and the realty has been strengthened to match the school’s splendid reputation, per A Deum for the catalogue.
Charlottesville Virginia notice announces 27th year offerings for students and practitioners with a catalogue advertisement. Secretary K. C. Mrovor presides as contact for the program at the University of Vicestat summer law lectures in July and September.
A garbled note lists old units like acre containing 58 square saris and a league equaling 4 niles, plus a strange claim of a liver health pill by Chilton with a price of 1.00 a year in advance. The text mixes unit conversions, medical ad copy, and nonsensical ratios.
The Semitobia Democrat notes ex Governor Shands of Mississippi has been awarded the degree of doctor of laws by Wofford College South Carolina upon faculty recommendation. The honor reflects his career as head of the University of the State law department and his standing in state circles. Chilton's Steamboat Pills advertised locally claim to prevent chills and fevers.
Mrs Rhedie Noah suffered night cramps and diarrhoea, used blackberry cordial with no help, then Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy gave relief. A neighbor also recovered after using the same remedy, praised by Mrs Mary Sibley. Sold by all druggists.
Mayor J F Beows leads Oxford Mississippi town board in a notice announcing issuance of bonds totaling more than twenty thousand dollars. Bonds in units of one hundred dollars bear interest and mature with installments beginning January 1st following 1916, final payment in seven thousand dollars. The bonds are set to be issued August 7, 1596, with the order dated July 3, 1506.
Chamberlain’s Eye and Skin Ointment box advertised for sale at low price. Available through druggists and stores. Compact promotion highlights the product’s affordability and accessibility to customers.
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