I C R R Schedule SouthBound to Mitchell
Schedule excerpt shows southbound and northbound freight trains with local service notes. Mentions local freights and routing to Waterford and Etville with agent Mitchell listed for handling.
08 Oct 1896
Page 1
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1896
Page
1
Schedule excerpt shows southbound and northbound freight trains with local service notes. Mentions local freights and routing to Waterford and Etville with agent Mitchell listed for handling.
Locals note the Schubert Company of Chicago returns to Oxford for a celebrated performance at the Opera House tonight. Other items include a protracted Methodist meeting next Sunday, ongoing Board of Supervisors sessions, and community notices about illness, school appointments, market reports, and upcoming events.
Miss Boyd of Memphis offers dancing and culture lessons at the Anderson House. Hoyts Comedy Company returns to the Opera House for a week of comedies and dramas with new offerings. Monday presents A Womans Revenge with a free admission ticket for a second lady with each reserved seat. Prices 3 and 5 cents. Buffaloe's and Bowers Clark advertise barber services while S & S promotes studio portraits. The Racket Store Graphophone offers 50 records for 3 cents or two for 5 cents. Hazel Harrison, a Baton Rouge favorite, is highlighted after the holidays.
An assortment of period ads offers Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a money back guarantee, Fresh Oysters at G. W. BUFFALOES Water Works on Wheels, and water delivery from University wells. Hakaixs Mattmucwsa prescribes savings, Jack Frost Baking Powder promotes better biscuits with less lard, and Oxford Mercantile Co. advertises wholesale and retail services.
The undersigned express sincere gratitude for the many acts of kindness and sympathy received since losing their home and belongings to a fire. They note the hospitality shown by friends as their home is rebuilt and invite continued neighborly support. signed P. E. Matthews and Mrs. Oxford, Oxford, Miss, Oct. 7, Lees.
Miss Juliet McKie is convalescing and will soon be out again. Mrs Ed Buffaloe left last Sunday to visit her sister in Paragould Missouri. Jim Wilkins has had fever for several weeks but is improving. Prof A Maddox and wife returned as Rev J W Dormanerage at Union Grove Church Sunday evening. Prof J B Taotana Institute spent several days in Ripley. Mr Paul S Hurt is now a commercial tourist representing Nelson Co of Memphis. Judge Rh A Hill made a business trip to Kohneville Mississippi last Saturday. Mr C E a promising teacher is to Messrs G R Hill A G Smith J J Vance officials of the Federal Court went to Aberdeen. Percy Howry has been confined at home the past two weeks with a case as well as could be expected. Miss R Reynolds returned from Nashville where she has been taking a commercial course. Mr DC Weeks of the Haous visited GLE. His neighbors in Nienghiora have been ill with fever. Leu his son is in a serious condition with rheumatism six months.
The Browning Club held a pleasant September meeting at Mrs. Stout’s residence. Members discussed Mrs. Carter’s paper on Quakers, with notes on Barclay and Penn, then adjourned to Mrs. Leavell’s for an autumn afternoon of social time and a room dress surprise.
In Memoriam recalls Jessie Ballard eldest daughter of Ike and Mrs Ballard who died at her parents home in Trias of congestion at fourteen years. The obituary notes she was bright diligent and devoted and loved by relatives. It ends with a plea for the parents to endure and a reference to urging faith and meeting in God’s kingdom. The verse then shifts to an unrelated line about Buffaloes for Floyds and Nanualey’s Candies.
Four month old full blooded male Berk shire pigs of the Gentry strain titled Lo registration RK S McGow Abbeville Mississippi. Use Chilton's Reliable Diarrhoea cure for diarrhoea dysentery and summer complaints.
An advertisement touts a new on floor carpet cleaning method promising like new appearance with satisfaction guaranteed or no charge. It directs readers to leave orders at Baird & Butlers or Mrs Hickey’s. Mentions G C Couiso and T D Isom & Co as sellers. Sample testimonial claims Earls Clover Root Tea improved wellbeing for Mrs Worden.
Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil advertised as the best remedy for piles burns scratches cracked heel and all kinds of inflammation on man or beast. No core bo per. Price te.
The State Board of Examiners met and organized with Prof Wim Ker as president and Miss Emmie Power as secretary. The board will issue licenses valid in all counties, offer home study circles, and promote county to state licensing through coordinated institute plans under Dr. J G Deupree. Mississippi seeks to elevate teacher standards, with Peabody instruction guiding statewide professional licensure.
The text argues cancer bears heavy blame for high mortality, stating rates around 177 per million and fourfold increases since earlier times. It warns that cancer may become one of the most common diseases in modern communities unless checks are implemented.
The readable portion contains disjoint phrases about bankruptcy and nature. No coherent events, names, or dates are present to summarize into a news item with distinct facts.
A fragmented letter requests a lasting monument for Dr. Porter and mentions a two foot high stone. The text references a liver issue and a city shop, with names like LANCE and Jacoxson involved, but the meaning remains unclear and poorly legible.
Notice states that under court supervision the National State Cooperage Company plant at Boston Store is to be sold at auction to the highest bidder for cash. The sale is set for Saturday, October 17, between 2 and 4 p.m. John Harxin is the receiver.
A collection of brief items from Abbeville Mississippi and nearby areas. Mentions include Mr Pink Alexander visiting town, Miss Lofstrom in Oxford, Vir Sile Dunlap enrolling locally, Mrs May Niths recovering, and several residents' activities around Abbeville. Several mentions of property, appointments, and social events appear alongside unsettled vignettes from area life.
Fragmented sentences mention a trip to Memphis for an election, visitors from Myrtle, and a Mr E. 3. Pritchard family. Other items note a professor guest, a teacher bringing bills and sickness, a Great Boston Store offer on embroideries, and Wilton's Steamboat Pills claimed to prevent chills.
Rev T A Wigginton conducts chapel exercises this week and Mrs Manning returns to the University after weeks away. Hollister of New York coaches the football team this season. Blackstone Society organized with officers W C Smith president and others. Annual board of editors named with G G Lyell editor in chief and Miss M Mormos among staff.
The Board of Edvcnton orders Lafayette County part schools begin in the first month of ISO-87 term on November. G E L Boeuro ws Co Supt.
The Tax Roll for real and personal property is in the Gle in the clerks office and open for public inspection. Corrections must be completed in the first week of September as directed by the board, with Gmay serving as clerk.
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