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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1897

Page

2

Jackson Miss catalog ad offers business training

Oxford Earle and local freight notices precede an advertisement from S J Harris president of Wyatt Colleges in Jackson Mississippi. The piece promises the best business training with scholarships and catalog availability. It notes campuses in Jackson and Meridian and mentions a 4:00 pm schedule and shorthand telegraphy instruction.

Rue Connean Fackson Wyatt Colleges Meridian M Rv S.J. Harris Jackson

Oxford Quarantine Tightens as Yellow Fever Fears Grow

Oxford enforces strict quarantine restrictions with train and road checks to prevent infected visitors from entering. Mayor Brows details measures requiring guards on roads, fumigation of mail, and a 12 September deadline for arrivals from infected districts. health updates show multiple dengue and yellow fever cases across coastal towns.

Board of Mayor and Aldermen of Oxford Miss University of Mississippi LaFayette Hinds County Johnn F. Brows W. D. Porter United States New Orleans G Boy Mobile Biloxi Barclay Ocean Springs Edwards Nitta Yama Jackson

Pears Offered for September and October Delivery

For September and October delivery 50 cents per 100. Leave orders at Hogard's or MecCharen's. Sample of choice preserving and eating pears at above Houses.

Hogard’s MecCharen’s

The Blowning Club Meets in Mrs Youngs Parlor

A September meeting of the Blowning Club at Mrs Youngs parlor gathers a merry group of ladies to recite poetry and excerpts from Dinah Mulock Craik. Mrs Stower reads and Miss Laura Lake attends as a guest, with refreshments served by the hostess’s daughters and a note of upcoming meeting with Mrs Kay on September 21 at 4 oclock.

Ursula Heavenly City Jobn City of God City of Earth Laura Lake Kay Brow

Dar ing Marshall county thief steals mule at court

Sam Dalton a black man from Marshall county steals a valuable mule during Circuit Court crowd. Deputies Me Charen Cullen and Jim Furr pursue about twenty miles, capturing him south of Holly Springs after four shots. He escapes on the way to Waterford but is recaptured after a pistol shot. He faces strong chances of long prison time.

Sam Dalton Marshall County Stacy Furr Me.Charen Cullen Jim Furr Holly Springs Waterford Jim Farr Sam

College Campus Night Access Notice

President A. S. Mappox of U. F. C. warns that no sere naders or nonessential parties may enter the campus after dark until they have an engagement with him, effective for the current scholastic year.

U. F.C Mappox

Circuit Court Adjourned in LaFayette County Session

The LaFayette circuit court adjourned for the term due to Judge Stephens illness. Special Judge Egerton Smith presided, with the action prompted by recent yellow fever news. The court will reconvene at the next Spring term hoping for Judge Stephens recovery and docket clearance.

LaFayette County Stephens Egerton Smith Holly Springs New Orleans

Healthful living prompts and local remedies advertised

An 19th century advertisement promotes Macnon- ALD's BarLey Exrgir for health and sleep, claims to aid digestion and energy. It also pitches Chilton's Reliable Diar rhoea Cure for summer illnesses and notes W. W. Kimble receives fresh fish weekly from Biloxi, with barber Jack Kennington offering up-to-date hair services.

R.K. Chilton & Co

Kendels Liver and Stomach Pill Promise Fair Fever Cure

Advertisement claims Kendels Liver and Stomach Pill prevents yellow fever and any fever and urges leaving orders for Fresh Fish at W. W. Kinpie's. It presents a health cure claim and a local merchant prompt. Facilities and dates are not provided.

Rendel W. W. Kinpie’s

Notice to Farmers from Oxford Cotton Warehouse Agent

Notice to farmers that W T Tursxer, Public Weigher, has rented the Oxford Cotton Warehouse for this season from PD WY Carter who bought it from the Oxford Warehouse Company. He will be there ready to weigh cotton and serve patrons as in the past and asks for continued liberal patronage.

Oxford Cotton Warehouse PD. WY. Carter Oxford Warehouse Company

Dr Cody’s Condition Pow ders for horses

Dr Cody’s Condition Pow ders are tonic and blood purifier medicine for horses in bad condition. They are not food but a merited remedy to put a horse in prime condition. Price 25 cents per package. For sale by ER. BR Chilton & Co. If your Liver is not in escape use Chilion’s Steamtoat.

Ile Pierce Kextors le Seflichens Divier

University of Mississippi Announces 1897 98 Session

The University of Mississippi opens its 1897 98 session September 16 with courses in Literature Science Philosophy Elocution Pedagogy and an expanded corps of instructors. Facilities include an improved water system and healthful location. Tuition is free except in Law, with men and women admitted. Catalog and announcement for 1397 98 available from Chancellor R B Fulton.

R. B. Fulton University P. O

Local Social Notes Round Up From Oxford and Nearby

Sunday in Memphis news. Will T. McDonald returns to the city from last Tuesday. Ida Howell visits Oxford. James W. Howser returns from Eastern tour. Jimmie Duncan Hill with relatives in town. W J Phillips with friends in Tyre Mississippi. George R. Hill and Myrtle return from Nashville. Dabney Lipscomb family back on the Campus Tarver Valle site. Agnes Taylor visits Oxford friends. Todd to assist librarian at the university. Henry Hutchinson returns to Little Rock after months away. Ed Rogers ends vacation at home.

W. Rk Memphis Will T. McDonald Ida Howell Oxford James W. Howser Jimmie Duncan Hill W. J. Phillips Tyre Misa George R. Hill Ter Myrtle Nashville Dabney Lipscomb Tarver Secrater Valle Isiti Todd The Aevertty Henry Hutchinson Little Rock Ark Ed Rogers

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