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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1899
Page
2
A scanned page shows names of officials and beat details alongside an advertising section for Simmons Ayoaw medicines and Chilton's Heliable health tonics. It mentions magistrates, treasurers, constables, and supervisors interspersed with ailments and suggested remedies. The mixture reflects a late era public notice and commercial ad layout.
A citizen committee reports on legal enforcement against illicit whisky sales in Oxford Mississippi. It cites threats to witnesses, calls for police protection, and urges mayoral action to close illicit venues while preserving public safety and strict adherence to the law.
The assembly endorsed a plan to combat liquor sales and protect peace. A standing reward of $59 was proposed for identifying any person involved in illicit liquor distribution. The vote passed and officials thanked the Citizens Brass Band. The meeting adjourned after motions.
A 4 pm Monday gathering at the Methodist Church led by Mrs. Hargrove united Oxford women to support the Good Citizens League. They approved resolutions urging suppression of liquor sales, prayerful backing, and active influence to uphold morality and order in the community.
The District Judicial Executive Committee met in Holly Springs by call of Chairman W A McDonald on May 15 with E O Davidson as secretary and McDonald presiding. The record notes the meeting was called to order and outlines initial proceedings of the committee.
W M Serickhald served as acting chair with CM Thermas resigning to run for district attorney. John Mura moved to hold first primary on July 14 and a second on July 21 if no majority. If still unresolved, a second primary would decide nominee. Holly Springs meeting set for July 24 to elect a new judicial executive committee.
A promotion touts thrift by buying groceries at D F Foust with the promise a trial will prove savings and urges shoppers to switch for economy and value.
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