davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-04
Carranzistas Repair Railroads

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 4.-The Constitu-
tionalist commander announced today that
rail communication would soon be estab-
llshed with the United STATES by way OF
Laredo. Reconstruction Of the railway
line north Of San Luis Potosl IS being
pushed rapidly by General Jose Treyino.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-04
PORT. OF Philadelphia
Nessels Arriving Today

Str. Chiswick (BrJ, Barbados. logwood'
Galley, Davir & Co. ,,,
Str. Delaware, New YORK. meTchaHulSe'
CLYDE steamship Company ,,4
schr. Antolnett, Georgetown Ne. doeAea
'schr. Ann j. Trainer. Newcastle n. B.,
Calls A. ID. CUMMING Co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-04
DU POINT MEN GET s-HoUR DAY
Machine Shop Workers Get Same Pay
for Two Hours Less Labor.

WILMINGTON, Del, Aug. 4-The du
Pont Powder Company has posted notices
in it's machine shops in this city an
nouncing that hereafter the men Will %
put on an eight-hour day at the sams
pay as they are receiving now. The men
have been working ten hours.
About HOO men are employed in the ma.
chine shops, 1t is not yet known whethr
the rule will be applied to men at the
other shops.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-04

Wildwood Escapes Serious Damage
WILDWOOD. N. j., Aug. 4-outside of
flooding the streets. blowing down a 40
foot sign from the Hotel Wirth at Holly
Beach and Schellenger avenues and the
sinking of a small boat at Beach Creek.
the resorts OF Five Mile Beach escaped
damage by the storm.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-04
SUBMARINES TOLL
OF MERCHANT SHIPS

6ernany's war zone decree went Into
eaert February IS. lhe losses week By
aeek ia merchant ships and In lives
shoara merchantmen aimee that date are
sho,rn In the following tabiei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-31

Die 3o6l ser Wlanncr welAc bat
nod bel DEM Sinfen 0es nglalilo"
i6r 9eben lieBcn lit nelR
@nt6gebenl Ser engli-
iden @reiic.
2ou0om 80. @lar5. Gie Ser.
niHhng Der Gampier r6ulobo" lwo
o9lguiiu" orr6 oeltide llntcrice-
boote miro in Sen 6eutigen W}orgcn.
5eitim9en NIT groBter Gr6ittcrmg
6ciproNen. 0bwpbl sic 9lngabeil
bon gItgeu5eugen iiber Oie 9clp66rtc
3cit fiir 9lusiAiiiimg pon &aiiaaie.
rem imo Wlonnihaft DeridieOen Ian.
ten itinimeu lie bod Oarim therein,
OaB Die 6riit imgenigen0 mar inn
Die &Glte bon Oen Sbificu 5u brin-
GEN Gieier llmitouo mO oie @lel-
otng ooB sic llnteriec6oote feiuen
9eiitonO leiiieten, bat bic ic60rfite
Gerurtbeillrg Der neueitcn Seutibeu
Seefriegsmet6oOen 6erDorgeruieu.
Ginige eOitoriele 9luslaiiungen 10
oie Der uNlorniug @oit@ crfldren,
ic0er @cOonfe, GelltihlonO niHt SIT
oemiit6igen. miiBtc MN oligcgebeu
luiO Der @egner gc3luuugcn iuer0en,
iiir jeoen ioldcn 9(ngriff t6cucr SIT
bc5a6lei Gle u9Rorning @oit" io9t:
gGs lit Jest fiir oic geelt ein 9e6enS-
intcreiie, 0aB Scr @eiit melher iolde
E6aten moglih mo6t, niGt nur &c.
oemiit6igt ionoern aud poQitdnoig
ge6roHeil weroc uno ole g0lfer
welbe icnen @eiit idiircn in bite.
rem 2ei0 eS bereuen miiBten.
Tie 0Eimcs" crflGrt in eiucn
2citortifel. Sic 9e6rc. oic luir be.
bcr5igen nliIBtelL it, ooB rpir NIT
cinenl Golfe 9ricg fii6reu, uclheS
Dor tcinen Wlitteln 5ur Grreihmg
Oes GiO5luedeS 5uriidi9rcdt Gle
Geutihen inO augcnheinlid Der.
5peifelt. Gle neue @en0ung, ipel6e
i6re llnteriee6oot.Goupogne genon,
men bat, Oeutet oen Se6liHlag i6res
eriten 3ieleS, sic geruidtung mie.
res SonoeIs, an. 9Soh einmol bat
@roBoomiral bon Sirpib ms eineu
groBen Gienit eriuieien. Seine neue.
ite grrltnaenidait miro Oie orrd oos
@omboroenent bon Scor6prougb
6egonnene Gr5ie6lng beenoen lie
miro iiuierc rationale gntic6loiicns
belt uerOoppeln tno unierc notiona-
len 9lnitrenglngen ueritdrfeu~
Ientide . Oitieetlottc mic.
ser oftip.
Son0on 80 Wl1r5 Slt Der
Sitiee nn0 i'm Yot6iii1en Wieerbu.
len entiuideln Oeltihe @ei1uaOer
nadb elmer @oper6agen Gepeidje nt
Oie .Toilp 9leips" mic0er einc regc
I6dtigfcit offenbar IN Der 9(biiht
oic Seiiite lSinlano'S inO ser 6alti
ihen EroOil5en OeS rltiiiihcn 9iei1eS
Ourd cine idaric 9lodaOe a6juiper.
reu Sn ser 9a06e Der finiiden aii-
ite iinO oeiitide ltntericeboote genet
oct uorOen iui0 Gin 9lngrif iheint
geplont 81 ieiu,
9}orOlih Ger 9nouO Snie(u muroe
Elm oelltic6eS @eidiuo0er geii6tet.
@}e6rcre idmcoiide lm0 O6uiide
SGiiie iinO BON Oeutidcn llntericc.
booten alige6olteu, ieoodI iapcit 6c-
fannt 1T 1T nur ouf ciueS gcicuert
.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-31
$ttIlItunn an DER aurIfltd)eat Grnattr
aeuti9e saudOOOts an 8iunlanS's saitc seiidJtst.
2seridt 0es Oent[@en @eneraraa6g.

Scrliu 30. dr5 (Sa6tOO nad GouOille g. 50. Sas bent
Ide mSauptqnaer erlich Yamitng madenbcn
idm Scbt H6cr bic Gawidungen an bsr Welin nnO ONdn
6rOn
Iie Gre9nifc i'm gScten.
oGn Sdcaramm SslO-SGnptquarie Datum
3d. WG begt Saf uf Der mcdeu ron d Nrlericscede
MuO @iOnier SpeaOHen 5naetragea
Die Gage inn Cten
5n Den 9Gmpen pdde Ssiceuns Der maize Der Ofprehidn
@ren bee8encu rnIden SmO Sanroggn fN6eu 5nee m nad
einrm yadt 0pm Eruu 3oadm &renheH Der 0erredhc
SNuOtngcm eOnOcrs uagm 1000 9iniien sungen.
Sn Der abc &rasnopOl elien bic 9ncu hwere %erne
WGr ais 1000 Wnn wMrDea gct60t ae SiegcSben in Oim
&Gmpiea betng big gean Nbsn 5000 @ciausme 6en MaueM
geUc6rc, cine @anoue nn0 mercFr Mauitiunsnagn
Sm 6lnIe ShUa nabc &lim ua6msa mir, nad6u ruiher
inngeB.
5m Der G6e Canp nf Oem lntcn lir 6nHes Cmneu,
purScn adaugri 9neu abadlasen 2ie @erinde
rnidn Srtfraite N nnterm eai Ocs S5uu freu husW
iebl."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-31
5snntmer = Bedser ,
Dentldts 8ant- nu6 ggedTtIGeImdft
MliaIlebsr Der 0lftieu6Urie.
rs SOutb-StraEs.
.NalIonaL Nanl ui Gummereen. .0Isnalhe.

yNniiONnt Bout Uf unimefce"-UeDnNpe.
2lns nnc @eriaui bon 9lthen uno Qblionitcs
ncil. gSediel uno @rebitbrieie anf onc bdllpl.
ldnlimen Giioie @uropa$. slns. nno Bertnnt
stenlber Geloiorten Inpie slnsierliguHG bon
Gcllma6teE. SGltifSiarteH Upn lnp nnH
rcrtIthInnb fanrii27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-31

(SOrtietnua iie6s 6. ssite.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-31
gleOerRdt Oer gearioeu Slriessna@ri6ten.

Der acriac Sedc @eucruIlabS6eridt 6riuet 6eSentfa
SegesHadrlGJtcn Dun ocu AGmpen i'm Often. Die 9nfn
bGben la 6r 9tG6e ArGsnopDl Ucm6ar empn0lide
Nicoerlas erliten Sic OerlOren allein SoDn mr ais
200O WIan. Die Seutide Siegcsbente Scn Wefeden be.
itOnO 5000 0angeneH Feben NladiRenseueGreu ener
&aronc nnD OntiAem ArraSmaterial. &ei Der Seiebnng
Suuroegen fielen ben 0udeu 1000 @eianacnc in Die
6GnOe On Oen SGmpfe Tufc Sfua, uabe &limfi, nab
bic Dentideu Srnppcn H6er 600 &taun eefangeu
Die amtdc &iener Wielonno be6anOet uornebmli6 Die
SGmpfe in ben Sarpaben Der GicrreidGc 0neranb agt
ban bic 9nen ibaIl 5nradeepuren inO nnO dwere ger
lutte erliten.
Nnf ser wcitdcn Gront eaG cs nadj Dem Scriucr gc.
ridt eeirn Nrtlcrc@echc anD Gpratipncn 0er @e.
ME erSrMppen.
gnS cieu urS Gerdtct, Oaf Staeu meJrcrc @csiueucr
na Der SrOer @rcH5c 8anot babe fir5 bic Ccerrei
der tarfc Srnppenmaicn un5rntrirteu Sine 9spshe
9Om 3eigt Oah Salien &nflnnSs ans9prOdene Nm6Oacn
beGglid einr &OitOn aoratdcm Meere nit aguD6ni.
idjem SMgc bcrad)tCf
%Ou 9OuOon tomm Die @nnOe, SaR cn permifteS 9let-
mnssbou pOn Oem onrd Gin eudeS GetnngSbpOt percuf
ten bridlen 0ampfcr ,9anla" Nder i'm 0afcn angeanst
it, Neunud uO nenn Ecunen bel Dem lntcraanac Oes
cNpniln1 INNS Qeben gepmmen.
Sine 0cpcide gonOun mc0et Onf sic OentIdDc Office
Nut ; 3ei cine erb5btc NtDiEGt emutct uffen6ar um
TnhanoS Sanocl init Sduebcn nntcr6nOcn On Scr @aGe
fnnidJen ate nO nngebIid mebrre oenhc ntericc.
bnoe seidtci wOOen Sin OentdS WewaOgr pa Die glanO
SuielH paifr Dabeu.
Die gliirter6lotic 6at bic Cpcraoneu in Sen DarSa
nellcn wcocr angenumnen e0pd in gan, 6eIMeOene
YlGhabc Gas Wcdw0ber Int d Diienbar uud n pon Dem
Inn bel enem etteu ernlidlen SRgr Is. rs Wts, sn
scgn SGaScn r6ot unO martet nod auf @crarfrna Der
0prreponoen Der Dghocirten %ree" in SeM letu So
Gen 0c l0mmiden NnrOnnellensNprS bendlt nat bet6nt
oaR oieIeber aSnabmsoS geringen 5dn0t critten Sic
Sirfen cou5cutrren tartc SmppenmaIcu in Gmurna Sin
turttdr Scepan bnt ani elm britdc &riegSd mejrere
%Dnben geuOtfen
Sin nmfaeuocr gerlncr Seridt iber sic oeidaftdc qo
&c ScudlanOs est mie aber aleS Grwarem gaHitia Die
wirt9dadeu @er6GltnTe SanOes Ot Oes Srieess ne
beben inS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-31
llOll) mrDr
gfrfttrt
GOn Semaunnng Ors
,Mqnila".
2SermiRtcs &ettnmgsbOUt
crreicht ii1ern .6afem.
0eutibe Oitiee. Gylotte oftio.

Sonoon 30 gRdr5. Gas Ocr.
miBte 9tettungs6oot bon Oem Britt
iden Gonpfer u9lqlila" weldber nn-
be Ser Yembrofei6ire.aiiite BON Ell.
nem oeutiden EauA6Oote in Oe1
@runo ge6o6rt i0urOe, bat iider Sen
Saien crreibt.
0ieS lit OoS bierte Boot OaS BON
Dem n9lquila" o6ItieB, nu1Oen Der
Ianpier BON Sem ll9ooie ange.
griifen lporoeu wor. GS mor bis6er
angenommen worOcn, OoB OoS Boot
perloren gegongcn lei.
Die 3o6l ser @lanncr, welbc ga.
nod bel Dem Sinfen OeS u9lauiIa"
i5r Se6en lieBcn lit neltn.
@nt69c6eul ser engli-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-31
l.lDifOrr
0nt9enOmMrn.
Die CperatiOmen in Den
9arOamcIleM.
ScoDdj mmr in bcid)eicc=
nem ltmiange.

Nas Wcld)paoer Der NlliIrtcu mad
iciner ernitcn s6lappc am 1s.
8. Nlts. nod ni6t mieocr ibloa
bcreit. Correspondent ser
.sliioeiirten 9Sreiie" bcitdtiat
Dab Die tiirfiidcn Sorts nur icbr
aeringcn s@aOcn litten.
0ar0uneIlem 2S. Mdr5 uio
Berlin nacb Sou0ou, 30, 0ldr5
yladoem iie ieit 0em Is @lGrj fait
gau8 ilntb0tia perblieben paren eut
Iuidelten oie 5hifie oeS 9laiirtcn.
Gci6waoerS 6eute gum eriten W1alc
uieoer cine id]wade 9tftipitGt na6e
Dem GarOuneQeu Ginaang. iuoen
lie cine Snfauteric @oiition 6om-
barOutcn.
Seit 0cm is. 0ldrj 6a6en sic gll-
Iiirten feiueu slnariff auf Sic Sorts
gemoc6t; lie bcitbrdnften i6rc Npc.
rntiouen auf ooS Siihen na9 Ili.
men. Seoes Shifi Der 9lliirten iucl.
dies SIR 9}ahtieit IN oic 9Rccrenge
eiu5ufo6ren md)te, lit oirh 1ener
bon ben wahiamen tiirfiihen 9rlp
pen empiou9eu woroen; uno ooS
9eiultot ipor III ieOeu Sale cit bal.
bigger Giid5ug
Se0en Tag unternabnen Slicaer
Ser 9lQiirten GrtunoungS 6liige
iiber ooS duBere enoe ser @aiicr.
itroBc.
Die @etterBerbGltuiiic fiir elm
@ontboroenent poran III Sen lcbtcit
Gagcn bic ocnfbor giinitiaitcn Gs
6erriAte rn6iae 5ce imo Hare sit-
moip9dre
GS miro bier 1eglml6t ooB NIT
ser @ieOeralinahmc ocs 9IngriiiS 10
longc geJogert muroe. ipeil a6acic-
ben hon Oem Siufen peridieocncr
arieasibiffe oic mciiicn ser ii6riacn
al Dem 2Ingriiie 6eteeiligicu Sonr
3euge BON Dem 6euer Der Taroanc.
len 8ntterien oerortig mitacnon.
men muroen oaB tie ausgeoc6nter
Repordtireu 6eoiiritcn
9iirfiihe Cifi5icre crfl1reir SOB
Sic 9laiirteu fanui i0rc Gpcrotiouen
nn Grnit nicoer ouiuc6mcu miirocn,
iolangc ibncn nidt mebr Sdiiie SIR
@erfiigune itebeu ols am Is. 81.
DTS Gas 6euer oeriel6en par ia
eii geualtiges, o6et ooh oitr6ail5
nidjt Der Situation aeuahicn.
Ger Correspondent Ger ,9liiociirtpi
@rciic" bat in oen lettcii paor Iogcn
icoes am 1S oS. Wlts. BON 0ci 9lli.
irtcn bom6nr0irte Sort 6eiudjt. Gr
iauo, Dab troB OeS itarfcn Gleidiih.
ieiicrs oer 0en Sorts 5lgciiiatc5ha.
oen diisnabmslos mir gerina mar
Eiirfen con5cntriren
Ernpper i'm SmDrnu.
9onOon 30 W11r3. Sine git6o.
ner Gepeid5e an oaS @entcr.@reau
iogt
uGie Siirten iino oonlt beih0i.
tigt ocn oen Sorts 5ugeiiieten Sho.
BEN 5ll repariren; ie cou5entriren
Euippeu in Smprno
PM Sonntog marcn oie Cperotio.
nen in ben GaroaneQen oiii cin9on
6oroemeat nit llntcrbrehlngcn bc
ihranft- Secplone ser 9lQiirtct 90
opcrirtci init oeu Stiifcr Die
Eiirfcn crluiocrtcu oos Scucr III
ihwoher geiie~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-31

cine 9lodaOe gegen ben @ouoel BON
uno nod Geutihlano erflGrt ipir.
sc beute 9l6eno an 0en @otidlofter
Sage 3ur lle6ermittelung an oaS
britiAe sluSwdrtige slnt geta6elt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-31

@oi6in9ton'S s(ntWort
no d SonOon gefobclt
" oi6inaton, 30 Oldr5. 81
9lutport scr Ser. 5tnuteu ari 0o
RegicrlnaS Getret lpeld
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-31
9a.ltimore. 27 @Idr5 1915.
Q1otiz an
&orporationcn.
Sic etaatsncnrrsGommiIiiOu

pie6t 6iermit Noti5, oub 6orporaiioncn ocner
Die Ginrebuug id6rli6er 9cridie bei oel
0ommiiiion eeiebliM poroei0reben ilt mo ol'
Dies Mot 1cibQii 6nben oem Sorqebcn oei
@ommiiion in 9e5ue auf cine Gr5pinenuq
Der geieblim ieiieeiebten Sfraien ausgeiebi
iino, penn fol6e @crid)te nic6t big sum TO-
glpril 1910 ciHacreint uorben llno.
0prporntioHcn. Die aus irgeno eincm @runoC
fcne Sormulurc fir oieien 3pcd er0alten 0a'
ben, perocn anaeuieicn. sIppIilaion nm lol6G
IN ben Qureanr Der Gommiiiion. 5Ol llupu
Sun 8uiloina, Su muccn. na iie niGt bon
Ser @fli6t @cribie ein5urei1en itilo ocn sol
pen Der 8crnldldiiiaung, Dies 81 Dnli eHl'
bnnoen iino. iuenn i6nen lolDc Sormusarr
nic6t 6uoeeut luuroct.
Smt gluitruge Der GDmmtiiiDn,
9lllan s. @irowDoo,
(N9r529, 81 ,9(pr6D Seireidr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-24
City Ordinance.

An Ordnance ordering IN election
- authorize the boSds or other oblsca-
rioEeof the essy for the purpose OF en-
larr ng and ~inprovlrF the Electric
Lgnt Plant OF the Cityby the addition
of anothSr ard larger ruit-
Be u ordained; by the Council of
the City Of Oxford, Miss, that an eiec-
tion be held according 20 the statute i'll
such Ease made and provided on
THURSDAY, JULY stn 1915,
and there 81 said election the question
Of the issuance OF tfe obligations OF the
Municipality Of Oxford for the sum of
sS,50n, n the form Of certificates Of in
d~ebtatness, dated August LIST, 1915,
one half TO Mature August LIST, 1915,
and the remainder to mzt1re August
LIST, 1911. The certificates 10 be OF thu
Genorniratson OF 9110-o0 each, and 70
bear dix Der cent interest per annum
from date until paid. shall be submit
ted 10 the qualified voters of the City
in the following form towft:
Fer the ~issuance of 80, 500 certificates
of Indebtedness.
Against the issuance Of Sc, 500 certi-
ticates OF indebtedness.
Ordered further, that these ordi-
uances shall be published in the Ok
ford Eagle, newspaper for 80 days &C
cording to law
Ordered further, that the commis-
OF election Of the city OF OK
ford viz. F. Webster, G. r. Heard,
Sr, c. H. Roach, shall hold said slec-
ton ana make due return thereof to
the City Council and shall in all things
conform to the law governing elections
Ordered further that this ordinance
take effect and be in force from and
the due publication thereof.
The above ordinance was passed by
the following vote. all yeas, this the
sth day Of June, 1915.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-24


The annual .sCnildrens Day.
at Nj. Zion Sunday the 18th was
unanimously decided by the i'm
mense audience present 10 be a
glorious success.
The program was intensely in
teresting ard inspiring from start
TO finish. Ii could truly De said
OF this occasion that "Out OF the
mouths OF babes aud sucklings
God hath ordained praiss" for
ever and anon some baby would
appear, upon the stage and in
both song and story laud Him
who placed a little child IN the
midst Con one occasionl and said
"Of such is the Kingdom OF
Heaven"
A number Of larger hoys and
girls added their splendid tslenie
to the program, and at the close
we were given a magnificent ac-
dress by DR.. A. ". Milden OF the
University and Supt. of tho
Methodist Sunday School in o.
FORD. The burden OF his remarks
was a strong and stirring plea
&c. the Bible and the work Of s.
?. and was well received by the
barge audience present.
Mrs. j. s. Galloway; under
whose faithful and efficient
management this splendid ex-
ercise was made possible has
proven herself wise in her day
and generation in that she has
chosen to build where time nor
eternity can efface-namely, up
on the hearts and in the minds
OF the young life sf the church.
Heaven holds her reward.
Mrs. Fountain Galloway Jr.,
who is a recent addition to our
church and vicinity gave efficient
help by training the .cnildren to
sing. We feel so greatful for
her sweet spirit and willing SER
vice. Aitho a down pour of rain
came pretty soon alter the splen-
did dinner, we feel that the day
was well spent and no doubt we
will all look forward with anticipa-
ton 10 Childreus Day as Mt. Zion
next year.
BROWN EYES.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-24
Sale CT Real Estate.

Pursuant 20 the provisions Of a Deed
Ut Trust TO me-, executed US Trustee by
John and Charlotte Burt in favor OF
the First National Bank, otOxford. to
s-cYre certain Indebtedness therein
mentioned, which Is recorded in Book
81. Page IL, in tue Chancery Clerk,s
offi3e Of the County Of kafayette and
tnuR Starr Of Mississippi. I Will at tn
RED hest OF ti>< Beneficiary in said Dee1
on rust proceed TO sell for CASH, K
! tns highest bidder, within lawful hour
in 'front.' Of the South door Of the Couri
Hoese in Oxford, Mississippi, on the
10TH DAY OF JULY, 1915,
the following described property, ly-
ing and being in the County OF Lafay-
cite, and the State Of Mississippi, to-
wit.
Tho land described rs one acre on
the s. W. corner OF the fifteen acre
plot, rented to Allen Burt in the S T..
OF Section - Township s, Range >
West, together with ali the improve
ments tkereon.
The title to the above property is be-
lieved II be good, but | will convey
such title as is vested in me as
Trustee.
J. B. ROACH,
Substituted Trustee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-24

Lottie Hunter returned home
from Memphis Sunday and now
in a serious condition In the Ok
ford Hospital with appendicitis.
Having passed through the opera
ton Ter friends hope for early
recovery.
The Supreme court has con-
fined the death sentence OF u.
Tabor and he win nave to die on
August 9Th Two other white
men and three negroes viii pay
the same penalty in this state on
that day.
Rev. j. Z. Bsnwn viii preach
at the Methodist church next Sun
day morning. The First Presley
terrain congregation will worship
with the Methodist's. There viii
be no night service at tine Meth
odist church.
After an absence Of eight years
Mrs. 5. W. Hewitt of Lena. has
returned to visit her old home
relatives and friends in Oxford
and the county. She is now the
guest Of Mr.. r. f.. Duncan and
grand daughter, Miss Eallie Bell
Duncan.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-24

Maj. L. E. Oldham has bought
from the Receivers, the entire
furniture and fixtures OF the old
Merchants / Farmers Bank. The
plans and intentions of the Major
IN regard to the disposition of
this complete banking equipment
or the occupancy of the building
which he has owned for some
years, are not known, but the
location is such u favorable one,
having been occupied by the de-
funct banking institution for
some 80 years, it is thought that
possibly anew oank is contem-
plated. This Is denied by Mai.
Oldham. who is, and has been
for many years. the Vice-presi-
dent Of the Bank of Oxford.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-24

The Greens County Herald
does not believe in candidates
trying to slip into Office without
notifying the printers, and serves
the following pointed notice on
those who do not announce in the
newspapers ssBecause of the fact
that we have not done So so far,
don't let any of the lodging
candidates, who have failed to
announce IN the Herald take il
for granted that we will not hand
them a lemon OF the extra sour
kind before the campaie n is over.
IL possible we wish to avoid
reading any direct lectures Of
that kind during this ccmpaign,
but can DO so If necessary, and
depend upon it, il we do. that we
shall show the thing up from the
voters stanpoint a. well as from
the newspaper mans."-Ex.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-24

This day came on to he considered
the petition of c. 3 Iagron-, ani
others, whici 70 Ia words and igursa
rs follows, t'wit:
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Lafayette County.
To the Board OF Supervisors Of La
iayette county, Mississippi.
We the under signed citizens. who
are qualified electors Of Supervisor
District NJ. 5, OF Lafayette County,
Mississippi, and who represent more
than twentv per cent of the qualified
electors of the proposed Road District
shGwn by exhibit ..A'', hereto
attached s4id made = part ~ .his petit
Ton, would respectfully petition vou-
body that tue propos 4 territory az
said Supervisors Dis -ict and County.
Is shown by exhibit A." be orranizs,i
INTO a rosd District under the prc-
visions OF Chapter rs, laws OF Siissis.
eippi, IF 1911
We would khow to your body, that
the citizens the proposed terraitory
iced q better sxstem OF HIGHWAYS for
their conveni@n&e and safefy and the
petitioners hereby au.horixa yop 70
construct and Maintain by cbu<rAcl
the Highways Of sAe PROPOSED Distric'
urarr 2 proNih1hn OF aid chapte'
and n peerrione{ ask that notice 2
provided for in sai& chapter be giyel
without delay
R~espscLfully tbm;tsed.
=. LAGApas, = others
IS In words and figures as sollows,
towit: "Yocona R0sd District No. :,
Lafayette County, Mississippi District
bounded on south by Yocona River.
Exhibit "a" TO petition. Section fg'
30, and that part OF 81, that lies north
of Yocona river Range L, and Sec
ton %, II, %, Is, and that part of
Sections IS, 81, and that part ~ the
East of Section IS. north of Yocona
River, all ofsaid Last named sections
being in Range ., adl the above sections
being in Township O., Lafayette Coun-
ty Mississippi. And it appearing to
the Board that 20 per cent Of the
qualified electors in said proposed Dis
triet have signed their names to said
petition and it appearing that the
travelling public IN said proposed Dis
triet need y better system OF Highways
Tor TIER convenience and safety. II
IL therefore ordered that ~. n. Wood
ward, clerk o: this Board, be and he IS
hereby ordered TO publish notice ac-
eoruing to law. OF the purpose OF the
Beard of Supervisors at its next re~u-
Lar meeting o establish the aforesaid
proposed District intos Separate Road
District. and OF issuing hoads accord
ing TO Chapter IT6 Of laws Of 1914, un-
less a sufficient Number petition
against the laying ont and establishing
Of said proposed District and Issuing
bonds for the purpose Of constructing
public highways therein
Both petition and exnibit, iled June
J, 1915.
W. VI. WOODWARD, Clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-24
Sale Of Real Estate.

Pursuant to the provisions Of q Deed
OF Trust to me. executed rs Trustee by
Mrs f. - Turner in favor OF the First
National Bank Of Oxford, Miss to se-
cure certain indebtedness therein men
toned, which Is recorded IN Book II ,,
Page 4I. in the Chancsry Clerks Of
flee Of the County OF L~aiavcttn ard
the state OF Mississippi, I will a. the
request OF the beneficiary in said D.e1
of trust proceed TO sell Tor CASH, 70
the highest and best bidder, within
lawful hours, in front Of the South
door OF the Court House in Oxford.
Mississippi, on the
10TH DAY OF JULY, 1915,
the following described property, Iv-
ing and being in the County OF Lafay-
ette, and the State OF Aiississippi, to-
wit:
In the village Of Abbeville and is
known Is Il fraction OF the y. r l. in
Sec. : and being in the $. W. corner
thereof and beginning at an iron stake
at the y. K corner OF Nrs. Kate Goods
lot. which lDt Is numbered as accord
ing To the platt Of said village, thence
East Is poles. thence North 10 poles,
thence East So poles, thence South 2n
poles, tssacs %ess 20 pc'es. thence
North ~ poles to the point Of begin
ming, c~onta1iicg : acres mort or less il
being my homestead and Intending TO
convey the land conveyed 20 me b. A.
Z. Graham eta nj which deed Is Of rec
ord in the Office OF tee Chancery Clerk
of Lafayette County, Mississippi. al
50 intend TO conscy all of the improve
mrnts thereon - well 40 the insur-
ance policy on said property.
The title to the-above property IL be-
lieved to be good, but I viii convey
only such title IS is vested in me as
Trustee.
Witness my sirrasure this the 18th
day OF June, 1915.
J. 3. RoAeE, Trustee.