Announcement for J G Spencer and Pat Henry congressional candidates
Public notices announce Hon J G Spencer and Pat Henry as candidates for Congress in the forthcoming election. The announcements urge support for their re election and alignment with the party. The text references regional districts and party association without detailing dates or full bios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOM
Pat Henry
Jose Natty
Troan Als
Foougemeswaniat Imbotrint
Sulajenk
Party
First Mississippi Volunteers Impress New York City View
The First Mississippi regiment arrives in town amid praise for their discipline and good conduct. North and South volunteers mingle as crowds greet the depot arrival and the city notes the Mississippi contingent’s notable spirit and health. A new Battle Creek Sanitarium branch is planned in New York City under Dr. J. O. Kellogg with Adventist backing. profits fund Medical Missionary Work.
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Mississippi
Chattanooga
Hms
Lael
Cuba
New York City
Battle Creek
Twenty Years Proof Liver Pills Restore Natural Bowels
An advertisement claims Tutt's Liver Pills cure sick headache dyspepsia sour stomach constipation and related diseases. A Virginia reader from Chilesburg expresses relief after long liver disease, stating she is entirely cured and cannot live without the remedy.
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Tut
Smith
Chilesburg
Tutt
Tillatoba to get a new depot and regional notes
Mississippi items report Tillatoba will obtain a new depot while Yazoo City lists 60 inhabitants and Moss Point and Crystal Springs ship peaches. John Norman of Wesson enters Monticello drug trade. politics show no opposition for Congressman Williams and Love. Meridian reports three business failures on the 3rd including small millinery shops.
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Tillatoba
Yazoo City
Moss Point
Colored Company
Terry
Crystal Springs
John Norman
Wesson
Monticello
Williams
Love
Bonnie
Summit Sentinel
Meridian
Mississippi
Judge Stevens
Republican Star
Williamsburg
Evangelist H. G. Senddy
Tyler
Texas
Blewitt & Caldwell
Tunica County
Cuatchings
Asa Rose
Yazoo
Rose
Gussie Dreyfus
Jackson
Leon Moyse
Summit
Vicksburg
Willis Moore & Co
W. C. Craig & Co
Lexington
Wm. Johnson
Hord
Bob Martin
Stazlehurst
Gallman
Ellisville
G. W. Brown
E. H. Washington
W. Bounds
I. J. Sumate
Gov. McLaurin
Harry T. Gibson
Harrison County
Parkhurst
Circuit Court
Adams County
Richard Green
Supreme Court
Mississippi Troops at Chickamauga Camp in Pleasant Grove
From Brookhaven and Port Gibson reports the First Mississippi Regiment under Gen Govan reached Chickamauga and camped in a pretty grove after a march from Jackson. They praise Water Valley girls and local towns, note health is good with few deaths, and hint at more regiments heading to Tampa. The letter predicts rapid equipping and front deployment while detailing camp life and local receptions.
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Cnnchamatca Parx
Janet
Mississippi
Gol. Govan
Aleady
Jackson
Pearl River
Eran Ling
Brookhaven
Porter
Oxford
Decatur
Ala
Durant
Canton
Water Valley
Hie
Maj.Porter
Chickamauga
Uncle Sam
Tampa
Illinois
Iowa
Michigan
New York
Ewing
Chattanooga
Foxy
Hamby MacEn
Summer normal instructors appointed for four week session
A long list details instructors for Summer Normals opening June 20 in multiple Mississippi towns. Lauderdale Meridian Hattiesburg Crystal Springs and other sites will run four weeks with directors, department heads, and lecturers in pedagogy mathematics English literature history civil government psychology and geology. A bear weighing 130 pounds was killed near Port Gibao.
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R. D. Patten
J. M. Greenwood
Kansasity
Jennie Dyer
Anne Lipscomb
A. M. English
J. G. Denpree
R. W. Jones
P. HF
Saunders
A. J. Hondurant
Alfred Hume
Mamie Carlee
Sallie McGehee Isom
Lauderdale
J. 0. Hardy
Jenne Ava
G. Deupree
Annie Fant
Sree
M. Barrow
P. TH
Enger
A. M
J. C. Herbert
G. W. Huddleston
TH. B. Abernathy
P. F. Phillips
J. ©. Fant
W.W. Anderson
Mississippi
Jd. M. Sharp
John W. Jolson
W. I. Thames
J. Doupee
Tilla McDevitt
Adele Ervin
Java
PJ. Mosby
Crystal Springs
W. Jones, Jr
J. G Deupree
L. Trawieck
F Webb
Wobver
Ke, i Sherwood
D. M. Taylor
P. Brown
TI. Rowan
L. Callaway
Nora Davis
H. A. Dean
Mra
D. L. Ross
A. L. Ellette
Engish
Louisa Neilson
J Deupree
A. Morris
J. E. Brown
F. T. Carmack
Uvolored
E. Saunders
Matheic P. Hughes
Taylor
Newt
T. H. Lipscomb
H. Smith
Holly Springs
Mas. W. Bell
M. G. Evans
M. Kelly
Horton
Warren
Teridian
Port Gibaou
The Safe Store Offers 200 Styles for Shoes and Boots
The Safe Store advertises about 200 styles of shoes and boots with early selections offering more variety. It highlights high tide Oxfords in tans, chocolates, browns and blacks with fitters and wearers, and notes a large new assortment of Budd's Baby Shoes in tans, chocolates, greens and blacks including a $1.00 children’s shoe.
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Budd
Curtains and Drapery Goods Advertised Prices
An advertisement notes lace curtains and curtain goods with prices from $4.50 per pair for lace curtains, serim begins at a modest price and increases, and drapery goods priced per yard. It promotes the line as growing larger and better each season and positions lace curtains as a leading class option.
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Serim
Plain Lawn
Ribbon Matching Headquarters Ad
Retail note promising a full line of ribbons and urging customers to visit headquarters to quickly find a matching piece, saving time and effort.
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Headquarters
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Dewey
Manila
Publication Society
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Merriman
Mississippi News
Carey
Frank Conerly
Tenry Smith
Wm. Carey
The
Wesson Mirror
Henry F. Baley
Capt
A. Lyell
Wesson Cotton Ware House
Col. Max. Ginsberger
Grenada
Delaware Insurance Company
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company
Northern Insurance Company of
Mayers Cotton Company
Mayersville
Security State Bank of
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T. B. Carroll
W. W. Magruder
W. T. Norris
D. A. Saunders
R. A. Lamkin
F. L. Hogan
J. L. Chadwell
W. C. Welborn
Chicamaugua
Hardy Magee
Port Gibson
Justine
Whitworth College
Gideon Vardaman Frilick
Mamie Alva McGowan
Dalton Payette
Aileen Howell Tye
Mattie Hudson Wiley
May Butterfield
Annie C. Peyton
Lora “Smith
Rose Seavey
Jessie McNair
Lauretta Russell
Kate Eagan
Ella Thornton Rocke
Lilly Wilkerson Thompson
Mignon Russell Howell
Kate Rutledge
Trattle V. Sherman
Addie V. Marshall
Josie Pfeifer
Eva Kohlman
Anne
Ladies’ Howe Journal
Adilress
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Power
Potter
Seventh District Congressional Committee
Senate
Wanuer
Scott
Scout
Iuka
J. BR. Ellis
W. RB. Denton
Eee
Strong
Hunt
the Safe Store
Budd’s ‘Baby Shoes
Gage Down
White Goods
John McGrath & Sons
Monticello St
Depot
J. B. Hughes
Prop
Sbrookhavens
Areebing
Coc Buck Meri
Illinois Central
R. R
Vvia
Carsee Agyl Tan
Citkenme Limited
Divison Pasenger Peat
Tieteans
Hanae Rea
Redon
Ali
Pave
W. H. Penn
Epai General
Secon
Hartman
Lentes
Wasinese
J. Harris
Jackson, Mias
Sam Lightfoot
Tom McNair
Jackson Streets
Ming
East Onion Mills
Miss
H. P. Willing
Chas Chrisman
E. F. Brennan
Chrisman & Brennan
Limcola
Enn
Denechaud
Orleans
Ees Rae
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