Editorial Notes on Politics and Occurrences
Porter tre Printer lied in Taek oon last Saturday. The Biloxi camp meeting opens July. Mr. Van Eaten will walk over in the Congressional race. Commodore Garrison of New York failed for millions. Ignorance and prejudice go hand in hand. Vammany opposes Cevelant and would sell the Democracy out if nominated. Iron ore beds near Duck Lill reported. Thanks to EK Barksdale H D Money J George and Bushney for public documents. Commencement at Central Female Institute, Mississippi College and State University. Fitz John Porter bill passes House and awaits President signature. Col JL McCullum back as associate editor of the New Mississippian. Republicans of Indiana nominate Calrkve for Governor, Hendricks likely Demokrat nominee. Logan at Augusta in campaign talks. Vennor forecaster praised. Why not Wiggins instead. Cleveland stock rising. Daniel Manning backs Lim. Rev Will G Woodbridge thanks for Chicago papers. Blaine prohibition remarks noted by Senator Frye. Some claim platform endorses Davis State's Rights idea. Extremes have met.
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Cleveland
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New York Democratic Central Committee
Lim
Will G. Woodbridge
Chicago
Blaine
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Maine
Democratic Opportunity in Lively Philadelphia Debate
The message surveys Democratic views on Blaine’s nomination and Randall's potential rise, arguing Democrats command opportunity but risk defeat by missteps. It notes figures like Randall and Blaine, mentions Prohibition conventions in several states, and reports Louisiana and Mississippi delegates and college enrollment shifts in Mississippi Agricultural College.
Prohibition Debate and New York Convention Notes
A chaotic column argues for temperance and criticizes liquor interests while commenting on the New York Democratic State Convention at Saratoga. It discusses party unity, the one proxy rule, and potential candidates Flower and Cleveland, with projections on Republican inactivity until after the Democratic decision.
Mississippi Democratic Convention Debates and the Lowry Resolution
The report details a Mississippi Democratic State Convention with debate over resolutions including support for Governor Lowry, a protest against railroad influence, and Tariff principles tied to the 1880 Democratic platform. It notes committee setbacks, possible ticket considerations, and remarks on candidates and state politics, plus university life and local notices from Oxford and Vicksburg.
Death announcement of Mere Mary Lon Durden and Chicago trip sale
Announcer laments Mere Mary Lon Durden’s death, praising her as amiable gifted and cherished by many. The note mentions a Democratic National Convention trip offer via Illinois Central Railway with round trip unlimited fare from local stations to Chicago, valid July 5 to July 25, plus assorted local ad copy and varied medical and commercial notices.
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Mary Lon Durden
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Chicago
Illnois Central Kor
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Fragmented OCR reads like mixed market notes and names
An unclear OCR fragment lists various personal names and market items including tobacco cheese butter salt and labeled prices. It mentions Brookhaven Market and several vendors, with scattered phrases about products and prices in a disjointed old newspaper style.
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Cassady
Thorman
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Washington County
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Hoscinsky Star
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Chas. Honek
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J. W. Coleman
J. B. Daughtry
Brookhaven, Miss
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J- Bowren
Miss
Heyar
Falerman Publishing CO
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A. B. Chandler
Prin
Brookhaven Male Academy
W. Robeson
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Mr. Robeson
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Carnie D. Meeksith
Misa
Brookhaven and Vicinity
W. W. Kongfox
City Hotel
Mumford & Watson
Ersity
Lexington
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