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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1896
Page
3
Fragmented OCR item lists a schedule reference and names like MITCHELL and LCRR. The readable parts hint at a timetable or freight note with unclear details and scattered letters. No coherent event or outcome is confirmed in the legible text.
Local items report the St. Theozas Hall dance in Holly Springs attended by students, praise for a University Chapel athletic program, and a noted lecture planned by Pref Joia BR De Motte. The Excite thanks H. D. Meaney for local comments and March issue details.
The fragment recalls Mr. Gimere’s long life in La Payette’s eastern portion and his death after moving to Texas with a son. It also references sympathy to a bereaved female and mentions tonic cures for colds and laxatives, plus various local ads for fashionable dress goods, lectures by Prof. DeMotte, apple vinegar for sale, and Floyds Candies at G W Braratoni’s.
Public invited to a literary exercise at the Phi Seguus Society hall on March 1st at 8 o clock pm. Floyd’s Candies will offer a brief souvenir treat.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions individuals and locations including Bem AZ and LaParette. The readable text suggests an inquiry or questioning related to markers, vehicles, or empl oyment but lacks concrete facts or a coherent event to confirm. No verifiable details to confirm outcome or actions.
Mr C L Sivier of Jackson spent Tuesday in Oxford. Mrs C Lase of Greenville is in the city. Mr and Mrs G ER Hal received a pleasant call from Mr GO Lester of Tarbers a few days ago. Mr and Mrs A B Pegoes of Tapeie were guests of Mrs LS Dillerd last week. Miss Elis McGuire extended visit with relations in Yurse City. Mr S Owens spent Wednesday and Thursday in town. Dinwitdie of Albemarle County Va spent several days in our city last week with Mr Lancaster. Grand Spring Opening at housekeegers offers Fresh Meats and Liver remedies advertised for ailments.
Unclear passage mentions a newspaper and meters with verses of a riddle like phrase. Many words appear garbled and out of order, obscuring concrete facts or names. The fragment hints at reading a newspaper and a possible connection to measurements or centers, but no clear event or entities are identifiable.
Messrs Wilken & Sem of Kimble Kentucky report hearing of Mrs South Wooldradge who recovered speech after using Dr Bell's Ire Tar Herb and Tins Tablets. They cite A E Hussble and others praising the medicines and urge belief in their efficacy based on observed improvements.
Fragmentary text outlines an estate sale connected to Burnett & Co and associates in Graatsarg Us. with details of sale terms and local officials. Mentions names such as Dr Bells Pine the Hew and references to individuals like Miss Sebers Deamart and Miss Deriey Eyre in a May 31 event.
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