The State News Roundup From Magnolia Area
The Magnolia Gazette reports growth plans for Oayka and a new National Bank in Summit. Obituaries note Miss Mary Joyner in Magnolia and Miss Mamie Robertson in Hazlehurst. Local bands buy instruments. artist J W Moore died by self-inflicted death in Newton last week. Burglary spikes in Vicksburg, while the V T U journal notes the White Ribbon. Real estate in Meridian valued at $250000. charity fund for Pat Darden’s family discussed. Cypress trees along Pearl River dying. County liquor election rejected in Hinds. Republican executive committee to meet in Jackson. Armstrong’s brigade reunion set for September in Durant. Col. Thomas Tracy fined in Columbus for selling liquor. Ex-Lieutenant Governor W H Sims named trustee. State Colored Alliance holds first convention in Jackson. eight counties represented. Water Valley reports a deadly epidemic pace since July 4. A Canton plow unearthed earthen jar with thousands in old Spanish coins. Times-Democrat notes remarks on congressional chairmanship. Immigrant trial yields assault and murder charges with bonds set.
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Mary Joyner
Magnolia
Mamie Robertson
Hazlehurst
Columbus Cornet Band
J. W. Moore
Newton
Ean
V T.U
Vicksburg
Farmers’ Cotton Yard Association
McComb City
Prohibition in Lincoln County Two Year Anniversary Address
Leading businessmen testify to the benefits of local option prohibition in Lincoln County. The August 10 1888 address celebrates two years of prohibition, cites reduced crime and court costs, improved trade and schools, and wider moral and civic gains, with extensive endorsements from merchants and clergy.
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T. Fitzhugh
Lincoln
Oessa
Tomber Sth
Cou. N. A. Flournoy
Pendleton County Alliance considers suspension of judgment
Aug 18. The County Alliance proposed a six member committee to investigate the dispute between the Mississippi Mille and Beauregard Alliance. The committee will report next Friday and resolutions urge broader Alliance restraint and action through the state body if necessary. Chief officer Groove requested publication through the public press.
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Miss
County Alliance
Mille
Beauregard
State Alliance
Lance
Groove
J. D. Guannenay
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