Faithful nurse, mother and beacon to her world
A poet writes of a found saintly mother who guides restless children and brightens the earth with gentle care. The prose laments moral decline while praising steadfast virtue, devotion, and the quiet daily work of motherhood as a divine calling.
Prohibition Move Weighs on Mississippi Legislature
Mel H. B. Kells urges Governor to back State Prohibition and promises a drafted bill by Judge R. Thompson with advisory figures Robt Mayes Leaver and Calvin Wells. The Vicksburg Herald notes a city saloon grossing 2,200 in a single holiday day, underscoring dry counties' potential losses.
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Mel H. B. Kells
Mississippi
R. Thompson
Robt, Mayes
Calvin Wells
Tus Leaver
Vicksburg Herald
Mississippi Eyes Breakup of Rail Consolidation
Mississippi officials consider legal steps to dissolve the late year merger of the Southern Railway and the Mobile and Ohio. Attorney General McClarg awaits railroad commission guidance after a Columbus freight conference urged action to curb rising rates on flour, meal, corn, oats, and ties.
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Mississippi
Southern Railway
Mobile and
Ohio Road
Nort
McClarg
Columbus
Commonwealth of Mississippi
Southern Road
Jackson
North
Southern
Consolidated Roads
Railroad Commission
City Council Exonerates Accounts and Sets Warrants
The city council meeting on December 18, 1864, allowed numerous accounts including legal, publishing, school furniture, and insurance costs. Present were Mayor J. B. Daughtry and Aldermen Why, Scherck, and Seavey. Moreton and mn were absent. A motion adjourned the session after approving expenditures for the public school and power house, with warrants issued by City Treasurer.
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Purstant
Parerer
Harookbaren
IML
Too'vlock P. m
Honor J. B. Daughtry
Why, Scherck and Seavey
Moreton
Moasr
Chiro
Quitelie Alfred
Kohine Martin Co
Fast Union Chamber & Manuactiring Co
Poter Hotel
WL McNal
AL UL Seavey
Belek
Jower Haw Orcad
Eiveteien Sipples
Mingia Wurawer
J. Daughtry
WU Davis
Beavey Ear
Col
Power House
J. B
Daughtry
W. H Seavey
Mississippi News Roundup Hits Capitol Progress and Local Tales
Natobex reported offices last year while Tanica swore in D R Allen as mayor. The Capitol building advances, Longino Guards rent an armory on Capitol Street, and Vicksburg’s Inc Company bins raises output to eighty tons daily. Meadville hosts a Christmas concert with receipts of 7 dollars and 70 cents. Mardi Gras dates fixed, and several fires, murders, and civic notices weave through a busy Mississippi snapshot. Major local figures, schools, and infrastructure projects populate the page with named towns, churches, and companies.
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Natobex
D. R. Allen
Tanica
Stephen D. Pool
Ceylin
R. C. Gibson
West Point
Longino Guards
Jackson
Capitol Street
Vicksburg’s Inc Company
Chancery Court
Meadville
Martin
Franklin County
J. A. Broadus
Ocean Springs
TY. L. Henderson
Laura Kennedy
McComb
Vicksburg
Kansas City
Daughters of the Confederacy
A’ Aberdeen
R. B. Lee
Sarah Knapp Till
Fayette
Idabe
E. B. Miller
New Century Club
McComlty
Elbert Holt
Wirt Adams
Pike County
Orlando Lester
Montgomerys
Oxford
Nall
Wilson
Tupelo
Kosciusko
Frank Price
Price House
Biloxi
Whitield
E. J. Burnett
Utica
Stookhaven
Mississippi Oil Company
Meridian
Sid Porter
Good
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Purtisnea Weekly
T. Hobbs
McHenry
Laurel
Charleston Exposition
Leven
Longino
New Orleans
Carnegie Institution
Washington
Carnegie
Rome
America
Armour & Co
Chicago
L. F. Chiles
State Senate
John Y. Murra
Chiles
Bloomington, Ll
Orphans’ Aid Club
Benevolent Association
City Mall
Nce
Tus
Sae
Rum
Memphis and Mobile Railroad
Grenada
Monroe County
Aberdeen Examiner
Lawrence County
Board of Supervisors
A.T. Longin
Bernard Shields
Lawrence
Catherine Cole
St. Charles
Baptist Orphanage
The
Picayune
the Persuader
Albert
Lam
Bit
Chauncey Depew
Tiree
Jers
Wane Cronkhite
Holland
Depew
Chirlon Ledger
Mnet
Hassehorst
Hazlehurst
Haslehurst Courier
Clarion-Ledger
Herald
Yuzeo City
City Council
Purina
Sam Lightfoot
Brookhaven
Hereanas
Front St
Tom McNair
SH Bexrist
Orvik
Lausey Beinpina
Omee
Brookhay
Dr. C
Ripley
Miss
J. H Brown
DR. T. ¥. Nelson
A. Hah
Friar Barber & Frizell, Physicians and Surgeons
Martin Drag Co
Brookhaven, Miss
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Mit
Drookhaven
Enero Wesson
E. F. Brennan
Liveolnane
Everett & Price, Attorneys -At-Law
G. ¢. Lyell
Upstaine
Comedy Building
J. N. Yawn
Lincoln
Chas. Chrisman
Juckson
Cassedy Building
Court House
R. D. Lanier
A. M. McMin
Tay Jomn Q. Wre
McMillan & Hyde
Attorneys At Law
Srookhaver, Mies
Johnstons Sarsaparilla
Michigan Drug Company
Detroit
Mich
Price & Watson
Sydney
Bicycles
B.griswold & Co
Canal St
Illinois Central
R. R
Padioah
St. Louis
Cairo
Astley
Acti
UBA
Iuoe Centrat
Culm
Travis
St Tonks
Gulf of Mexico
Poland
Cau
Aterieag Tourist Association
Tocal Minos
Hicker
Orleans
Julia Yon
XTC
Lowe
Mn K Thon Tho Rise Association
Cinellin
Memphis
Louisville
Oouual Commercial College
Commercial Courge Inchides
Ollerio
Tharodeh Hasinese
Perehee Anit Ullice Rabies
Gearluates
Leullig
Romits
Tnetrietion
Soule College
GHO
Soule & Sons
ElGmmar Hk Kant
Jyats
Hammar Paint CO
Mississippi News
Ha. A.M. Dahlgren
Dr. Lemly
Jackson Street Railroad Company
Stopping
Cor
J.T. Thompson
Telephone Company
N. P. Shotts
Cato
Homer Bird
Alaska
Bird
Klondike
Halloway, McKearner Company
Greenville Cotton Company
Capital
Leaf Land Company
Leaf
Dublin Mercantle Company
Dublin
Coahoma County
Weat Point and
Houston
West Miss
Perkins
Monticello Street
Longview
C. B. Perkins
Guns For Everybody
D. T. Bryant
Ruchters Paints
Grafton
C. E. Grafton Drug Co., Ulesece Elemevt ET Teleless
James F. Ballard
St. Loui
Iene
Prick & Watsom