27 Nov 1890
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1890
Page
1
Oxford Eagle notes an Alliance man has won the governorship in South Dakota. Other items include a fatal railway accident in Mississippi, a Mississippi constitutional fiscal year change, and a railway survey update from Grenada to Nashville.
Governor Stone selects Hon R H Thompson Hon George Dillard and Rev BEB Campbell of Greenville to draft general laws needed to implement the new constitution Their backgrounds as constitutional delegates and lawyers are noted The trio will present their work to the next Legislature
A damaged photograph of the late John Taylor from Mount Olive, displayed in Charlottle, draws crowds despite storm damage. Report notes a lightning strike damaged the frame but left a striking image of an angel with outstretched wings encircling Taylor’s head, suggesting protection and blessing.
Evanesesat Meadows of Bladsoe Tenn had sold his farm and stock and sat with his wife planning a Texas move when a gust of wind blew through the door, catching the cash on the hearth and burning every bill. His money, converted to cash, vanished in moments as flames consumed the total.
The Mississippi Bar Association will hold its next annual meeting in Jackson on Tuesday November 6 1891 Judge W B Hill of Macon Georgia will deliver the annual address A paper on the effects of the new Constitution will be featured A general program of unusual interest is planned Judges and chancellors are urged to arrange courts to allow lawyers to attend and contribute to the meeting
A letter from ALFSTILLE Wits. thanks Thebes for flattering public praise and poetic tribute to Misa T. The writer notes local businesses, a missed bookkeeper need, and mentions Morgan’s promising sister town visit with University social events.
Nov 15 notices mourn the death of treasurer Brethren Ht H Kimmon, a charter member and longtime church member. The Grange reflects on his life as a devoted father, friend, and helper to the sick, and extends sympathy to his family.
In a reader letter the editor is asked where such notices belong and why a home town paper should publish detailed wedding descriptions. The piece suggests the editor’s role in guiding social notices while supporting town affairs and local business.
The piece notes farmers rising to political prominence after a period of restraint. It highlights Tilmen as governor of Seath Iroline and references upheavals in Georgia, Iowa, and Kangas, with farmers wielding decisive influence in elections. It warns politicians to respect farmer rights or face erasure. The Jeffersonian from Harris ton remarks on patience turning into force.
The Siste Fair in Jackson drew a wide crowd and reported strong proceeds, highlighting community turnout and festive events. Local organizers credited volunteers and merchants for a successful event.
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