Fragmented notice about property and residents in Lawrence county
Court records show a secretive land dispute and protections for residents in Lawrence County. Names listed include Jee Martin Henry Barnes WOW Du bas JD. The document mentions Montinetta Sammars Mh IR and Silver Croek 1. Official is D. Stewart, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dacknow
Alec
Lawrence Ennuty
Montinetta
Sammars
Cayteorme Martin
Menweatead
Martin
Henry Barnes
Wow
du Bas
Lawrence County
D. Stewart
Register
Notice for Publication Final Proof in Land Claim
Notice is hereby given that Walter Ward has filed final proof to locate and claim his land in section 10 township 6 range 20 west. He will testify before the Chancery Clerk of Lawrence County in Monticello on January 9, 148. Witnesses include Job Williamson H J Rogers Job A Rogers RP Cabea all of Monticello PF. C. Lawrence County, Miss. James Stewart Register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Mtas
Chancery
Lawrence County
Mins
Monticello
Miss
Walter
Ward
Job Williamson
H. J. Rogers
Job A. Rogers
Cabea
PF. C
Mine
James, Stewart, Register
Notice for Publication in Jackson Miss December
Notice is hereby given that the following named claimant seeks to perfect his real estate claim and will offer proof before the Chancery Clerk of Lawrence County at Monticello Mississippi on January 9. Eliza White Homestead No. 10087 for the east half of the northwest and the west half of the southwest quarter of section 1 township 5 north range 2 west. Witnesses to prove residence and cultivation are Du Martin Andy Martin Tenry Joe Maron all of Silver Creek in Lawrence County Mississippi. JAS D STEWART Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laxp Ovence
Jackson
Mins
Nettler
Lawrence Coutry
Montivello
Mixs
Eliza White
Homestead
F Marth
du Martin
Andy Martin
Tenry
Joe Maron
Silver Cree PF
Lawrence County
Miss
Jas
D, Stewart
Settler Nathaniel Sanford to prove claim in Mississippi
Nathaniel Sanford, holder of Homestead No. 11644, to make final proof for lands in section 27 and nearby areas in Township North 20 West, before the Lawrence county judge at Monticello on December 1. Witnesses John Crosby, Thompson El Billa, S. J. Sills, all of Hebron P.O., Lawrence County, Mississippi.
Ward's Woes and Blood Poison Cure Claims
A 19th century letter from Maxey, Georgia, dated July 1 1580, recounts a long battle with a dreadful blood disease. Robert Ward credits B B Blood Balm with a dramatic recovery after many doctors failed. Local merchants and doctors attest to Ward's cure and endorse the remedy, promising mailed proofs and urging readers to consult their druggist for treatment.
Prohibition movement grows beyond partisan lines in 19th century debate
The Meridian Tribune argues that prohibition strength cannot be measured by Prohibition party ballots alone. It cites legislative votes across states where constitutional prohibition or local options exist, noting growth beyond party lines and a rising reform movement despite party fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition Party
Leonard
Ohio
St. John
Georgia
Cleveland
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
New Jersey
Michigan
Massachusetts
Nebraska
Ilinois
Missouri
Minnesota
Maryland
South Carolina
Arkansas
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Louisiana
Connecticut
Prohibition
Meridian Tribune
Sermon on Jewish Messiah and Bar Kochba in America
The Rev Solomon Schindler argued against Josue as Messiah and praised Bar Kochba as a genuine Masala whose revolt ended political aims. He asserted Jews in various lands are loyal to America and that the nation’s future lies in liberty and civic vows, not relics or miracles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Schindler
Josue
Bar Kochba
Larael
Har Kuchba
Germany
France
England
Friday in American history and discovery milestones
The piece surveys notable events tied to Fridays in early American history including Columbus's voyage, Cabot's commission, the founding of St. Augustine, the Mayflower voyage and compact, Washington's birth, Bunker Hill, Saratoga, Yorktown, and the move toward independence, presented as a reflective list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
America
Henry II
England
John Cabot
North America
St. Augustine
United States
Plymouth
George Washington
Bunker Hill
Saratoga
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Congress
United Colonies
Grant Petterson Monument Visit and Local Debates
A Times-Democrat report describes the Grant-Pemberton monument two miles east of Vicksburg on the Jackson road, noting historic meeting points and proposed preservation. The piece also mentions the National Cemetery relocation, a siege gun display, and a washout risking the site. It recounts the oil mill colored debating society debating woman suffrage and Sam Jones promising to tackle Washington’s wickedness, plus a quip about money and poor relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Democrat
Grant-Pemberton
Vicksburg
Jackson Road
Ita Atead
War Department
Oil Mill Colored Debating Society
Railroad Time Table Shows Mixed Trains and Freight Schedules
The notice lists train departures and arrivals for routes including Brookhaven Jackson and New Orleans with mixed trains at 2:15 a.m. and 4 p.m. northbound and southbound services. It notes freight trains No 8 and No 7, day runs, Sunday休 and branch timings with Memphis and Holly Springs connections. J C Clarke and J W Coleman sign as manager and agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotse Noth
Nod Exquesas
Brookhaven
Jackson
M. Bu
A. i. Goresour
Ae Jackson
Hrookhaven
Mat
Learen Jackson
Bronkhaven
New Orleans
Bago
Meinishin
Gord South
M. B
Memphis
Holly Springs
Na Springs
J.C. Clarke
Geo
J. W. Coleman
Regional Rail Schedule Update for Natchez and Jackson
Mail service notes show R. W. Snaven Jackwon arriving at Natchez 115 and leaving for Nate. Jackson trains run both ways with connections to Harriston and the L., N. O. & F. F railroad. The snippet confirms schedule links between Natchez, Jackson, and Columbus with interchange at Harriston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natehuz
Nate
Jackson
Harriston
N. O
An Atlanta Ga. remedy claims for women’s health
A Victorian era advertisement from The Enterprise column promotes The Bradrsiniy Regulator Co. uterine health aid claiming cures for womb issues. It cites a testimonial from a Mrs. W. Dar and invites inquiries to Atlanta Ga for further details and a free mailed prospectus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bkaveisii RevucaTon Co
Atlanta, Ga
Entrom
Aril
Mradseid Regulator Co
W. Dar
Davis
Seni
Brapriniy Regulator Co
Pax 2
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Solice
Lax Ofviergar
John Crosby
la Thompson
el Billa
J. Sills
Hebron
P.O
Jas. D. Stewart
J Fourietor
Ng & Jong
Atlanta
David Gilmore
H. . Greger
Royal Lunch House
Royal St.ang Td
College
Tien
Ees
Bovka
T'en- Roudebush & Wyatt
Word Wd
Auabeh
Tia
Maxey
de Ben
OoLeTnona Co, Ga
Birchmore & Con Merchantaof
Robert Ward
Maxer
Ais
A. T. Brronteril
W.C. ButerMane & Co
Buenrwane
Tous T. Har
Brightwell
W. C. Birshmore
IARK
Snl
Witkens Blood Balm CO
Homesanativd
St. Louis
Home Bitterscompy
North Main St.st. Louis
Stimsox & Co
Portland
Wine
U. B
U. S. Patent Office
Cc. A. Snow & Ww & Best
Rebeca
Pol
Sam Lichtfoot
Front Street
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Kansas
Iowa
St. John’s
Sh Jews
Grant
Pemberton
Sam Jones
Washington
Illinois Central Railroad
Natchez, Jackson & Columbus
RB. R
Aisien
Croup
Olive St
Max Pliebatsch
Brookhaven Miss
Misssissippi College
Clinson
W. Bea
LTA
Tony Ais
Rene Rianne
Ticlaa
D. Bohne
Rene Aenees
Tatiana
Jewelers
Opticians
Ervey Canal
Mapa Loe Wesc LD
Atlanta Constitution
Grateful
Heart
Vacalpeting
Texas
Muterprie
Vian
Collins Rwedon Rouedy
Ague Cure
Couximas Bros. Druc Co
LOUIS
Wright
Liverpool
Axne
London and Globe Insurance Co
J. Warren
Oni Yy
Tie Pnp
Tried States
Mr. Matters & Co
PeaeSsal Nam
Seana Fotin
Seeasaneas
Brest
Outantios
Fomopenee
York
CATIA
Fouts
Proprieter, Ealtinore MD
Chicago Cottace Organ
Ined & Standard of
Tere
Ieee
Whitey
Chicago
Randolph and
Ann Streets
Ill
Waukesha Glenn
Wat
Tipure
Busan
T. B. Bryant
Atate
W. Denby Willlar
Dearborn
Rentiomnan Havin
Vuychent Rey Teeneral Nsetratly
Will
Tutt’s
Ward & CO
Lowisiana, Mo
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