Brookhaven Leader 1898 Local News Briefs
The Brookhaven Leader reports political chatter from Mississippi events including the Prohibitionists of Pike County meeting in Magnolia with S Thompson and Dr Rowan addressing whisky removal. Governor Hill and Democratic State Committee tensions over New York matters are noted, plus court actions in the Hamilton case and Eubanks related proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike County
Magnolia
S. Thompson
Brookhaven
Rowan
Ala. Lamnas
John Barleyeawn
David Hillis
Democratic State Committee
Herbert Or .Thompson
New York
State Farmers Alliance of Mississippi Presses for Constitutional Convention
The Mississippi Farmers Alliance meets in Jackson in a called session with 07 delegates from 46 counties. They endorse a constitutional convention to draft a new state constitution and submit amendments, condemn the governors veto, urge another legislature push, and elect Alliance Exchange directors across districts.
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State Farmer’s Alliance of
Mississippi
Janek
Thesday
Perth
Lowe
Vnde
Alwat
Abverpat
Warren
Marple
Priotoe
Tate
Vaceer
Trion
Martin
Copiahy
Drke
DeSetu
Moshy
Lawler Duiles Rentlitt
Carvel
Jackaou
Ean
Sento
Lowry
Alliance Exchange
Ty I Freeman
Lee
D. W. Kergely
Union
G. English
Panola Ds
New Mississippian
TL. Anderson
Koseinsho Star
Jameang
Messrs
Davie
Dennett
Ter
Miey
Chisseset Oar
Farmers
State of Mississip
Jackson
Senate
Mississippi News Roundup and Legal Notices
Mississippi columns report revisions to school age laws, local carnival queen selection, a murder conviction seeking new trial, cattle exhibition, manslaughter sentence, railroad charter debates, and court sales. Notable names include Essie Featherston, Momus, Geo. Muh & Son, Burnett, Jake Fulton, S.A. St. Leon, Felix May, and Lincoln County chancery actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Burnett
Janes T. Cook
Utica
Press of
Mississippi
Legishitu
Frank Burkitt
Chickipaew
S. Hoskins
Lexington Bulletin
G. W. Stovall
Shubutu Messenger
Jake Fulton
Bolivar County
Mias
Pig Law Repealed Raises Value of Grand Larceny
Clarion reports the legislature repealed the pig law by amending sections 2001 and 2002 of the Code. Grand larceny for stealing articles over twenty five dollars now replaces prior cattle, sheep, or hogs provisions. Petit larceny under twenty five dollars carries up to twelve months in prison and a maximum hundred dollar fine. Pending prosecutions not affected.
Commissioners Sale in Lincoln County Mississippi
Court of Lincoln county Mississippi renders final decree in case 819 OP A Marini vs Hannibal Doke. Commissioner will sell at the courthouse door on March 6 to the highest cash bidder lands described in township 6 range 6 east and township 6 range 7 east. Sale includes several parcels totaling acres and costs of $454 plus expenses.
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Hesprnsox and
Wire
Poel, TantMannet
Lincoln Chancery
Conta
Hariman
Lincoln County
Miss
Treokliven
Felix May
Chancery Court
Conan'r
LL ‘Thomesox
Defend Ae Hartouin
Coli County
Court House
Mink Teewit
Brookhaven and
Gallatin Road
Me, Zion and Wersot Road
Eveline King
E. M. Matthews
D. C. Wright
Pelix
Cou'rty
Lincely County
Missinsi
Twill
Mid Court
Tse
Marini
Hannibal Doke
Chancery Coast
Citation Notice From Mississinnt Chancery Court
To John Barnett defendant you are commanded to appear before the Chancery Court of Lawrence County in Wald State on the first Monday of March 1883 to defend the suit of Thankful A Barnett wherein you are defendant Will Cannon Chancery Clerk February 2 1888
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississinnt
Jonn Barnett
Changery Court
Lawrence County
Wald
Thankful A. Barnett
Will
Prentidge and Shaden Suing in Mississippi Court Case
The Chancery Court of Lawrence County Mississippi orders Thamon M Prentidge of Memphis Tennessee Martha Shaden and John Sumrall of Oregon to defend the suit brought by Elizabeth L Fox and others. The hearing is set for the first Monday of March 1888.
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George and
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Documenta
Emmett J. Ross
Canton Dicket
New Otlenta
Lis
Legishetane Tis
Hamilton
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Branden
Uawilton
Eubanks
Timileton
Aed
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Roderick Gambrell
Wit Wermen
Panier
Mleast
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Hood
Mra. Short
Jesse H. Darden
Fayette
Mise
Christinne
Presbyterian Church
Correspondener Notehes Haguer
the State Alliance
Henry L. Jackson
Pebeuary 9, Inc
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Copia
Ian
Enator Love
Mise Essie Featherston
Holly Springs
Momus
Memphis
Lewis Wilson
Hison
Natchez
Geo. Muh & Son
Jacksen
Jugton
Alliance
Oak Hall
Carroll
R.T. Paident
YH. Freeman
T. Smithson
T. Darden
J. Q. Ayde
James Frenel
N.Q. Adams
T. A. Howell
J. J. Moore
J. F. Savage
Cinban
Tds
Gravel Landeau
Ot Enuued
Tie Sant Meny Crookhaven & Natehey Rail Road Company
Rust Ty Teow Corporation
Itn
Sid Metidian, Brookhaven & Nutehez Railroad Company
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Brook. Jayven & Natchez Railro
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C. McNatk
Mepson
Commissioners Sale
Mamimas
Brookhaven & Waren
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Railroad Company
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Bro Tate
Alfred Sear
Wits
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Alexander O
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Hagneehitto Creek
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Jen Thinn
Ra Kelly
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Leeee
Uelia Kelly
Wwe
Montgomery Lowy Rae
HP Montgomery
Ned
H. Berguson
Chathe & Son LE
Clause & Son
Ude
Meredith
Jota Cram
Tinck Woo
Sarah Cessarta
Aett
Alj Dickerson
Lot
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Dekersi
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Damier
EL Deaglas
Calvin Gray
Skal
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the Daily-Democrat
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TB Hoskin
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Eliza Oliver
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Dennis Richardson
Biloxi Fire Company
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Sea of Awgrand
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Holmes County
Sherif
MD Rhymes
Pape Pally
Port Gibson
Ellett
Wol Smith
Knights of Here
Pythias
Tom Saith
Union Church Road
Julia BE Smith Steere
Sweyr
Hattiesburg
Sasser
Montello
Muadville
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J. S. Sexton
Littleton Thompson
Summit
J. ME Wesson
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Harriet Wellh
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Petit Larceney
Corinth Herald
Harriet
Barfield
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Ates
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Lear
Sasgeeee
Ted
Missinsirrt
Thamon M. Prentidge
Tennessee
Martha Shaden
John Sumrall
Oregon
Elizabeth L. Fox
Cannon Chancery Clerk