Fragmentary Editorial Notes on Trials and Local Notices
A garbled collection of notes mentions deaths in Ohio and Minnesota, a Tennessee content editor, timber crimes, a Methodist chapel dedication four miles west of Weave, and a two year forgery sentence in Michigan. Also cites political shifts, a Prohibition and alliance vote in Nebraska, a Women’s Christian Temperance pledge, and local election forecasts with mixed accuracy.
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Weave
Warren Hinek
W. Conway
Allen, Mins
The Alliance: A Call to Unity and Duty Across the Nation
The article extols the Alliance as a rising force uniting farmers and citizens, praising its strength, principles, and potential beneficence. It urges sub-alliances to hold lively meetings, perform duties, resist demagogues, and persevere to secure victory and national welfare.
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Alliance
New Albany
Cinzello
Piney Woods Counties praised in census letter and political notes
The Leaver prints Judge McMillan’s census letter praising enumerators in the Piney Woods counties and the county’s representatives at the Constitutional Convention. It urges cautious Alliance action to avoid manipulation by parties. It also forecasts a cotton boom and notes ex president Cleveland in New Orleans for legal business.
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Judge McMillan
Mississippi
McMillan
Piney Woods
Lincely
Lincoln
D. C
Cleveland
Orlenton
Census of Missisippi Shows Growth in Piney Woods District
The article discusses Mississippi population growth from the 1880 to 1890 decade, highlighting the Piney Woods counties led by Lincoln, Madison, and Harrison. It notes a state total of 1,284,587 with a 173,290 increase, and emphasizes the fourth supervisory district's strong rise, while Greene County shows a modest gain of 70 percent, and addresses the controversy over apportionment and representation. It also reports a separate Aberdeen saloon contest ruling in favor of the saloonist and urges Prohibition supporters to persevere.
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Meridian
T Sam Jones
George T. Willis
The
Copiah
Hooker
Matthews
Claiborne
Franklin
Hinds
Jefferson
Lincoln
Madison
Rankin
Simpson
Washington
Ty Jaetier
Porto
Statiathon
Thia
Lauderdale
Janes
Harrison
Greene
New Orleans
Mississippi
Congress
Electorial College
McMilvan
Brookhaven
Miss
Judge Houston
Aberdeen
Juige Houston
Appointments Under Section 278 Named Three Commissioners
Jackson Nov. 21 Gov Stone appoints Hon R H Thompson Hon Geo G Dillard and Hon R B Campbell as Section 278 commissioners. They are veterans of the Constitutional Convention, chosen for legal learning and experience to draft general laws and align statutes with the new Constitution for the next legislative session. Stockdale swept the district, carrying every county except Adams.
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Vicksborg Democrats
New Delta
Alliance
Dorney Balards
Yazoo County
House of Representatives
R. J. Thompson
Gro. G. Dilhind
R. B. Campbell
Steve
United States Grand Jury
Jackson
Postal Department
Temperance Leaders Convene Atatlanta 1890 WCTU
The National Woman's Christian Temperance Union met in Atlanta with delegates from thirty nine states and two territories. Miss Willard delivered the annual address praising Georgia as a prohibition state and urging continued temperance work. A notable moment featured Miss Willard and Mother Thompson amid sermons, songs, and petitions, while Mrs Corse of Chicago spoke on temperance philanthropy and the planned Temperance Temple.
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Tke Rewahaven Lowder
Reo
Trinity Charel
Atlant
Miss Willand
Wea
Christian Temyperayer
Patou
Crusade Ponte
Thia
Aled
Thompson
Ohio
W. Jennings Denrest
New York
Demorest’s Monthly
Demorest
Temperance Boys
Miss Curvelin Dow
Neal Dow
Prohibition
Elizabeth Comstock
Austa Goran
Misa Wittard
Kuit
Misa Willard
Ehie Ty
Ivorgin Anion
Henry Grady
Alcohot
Cotton
Atlanta
Georgia
Miss Willard
Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway
John Burns
Buffalo
Metuffey
McGuffey
Hobinson
el el Ee
Tisau
Knox Heath
Perance Union
Engin ‘Sons
Pone
Rin Heath
Willard
Col. Abbott
Aldanta Inteedae
A Stajen Ual
Zie Brest
Geor- la
Wallace
Washington City
Indias
Mise Gordon
Alcohal
America
Matitva B. Corse
Chicago
Temperance Temple
Quattera
W. C.T. A. Treasury
Elizabeth Greenwood
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mississippi
Mont
Executive
Northern
Ednesday
Southern Star
Indian Springs
Butt County
Dix
Boston
South
Vic Gambrell
Cor
See. Miss
Unpaid Accounts Alert At Alliance Store Locally
Notice to all parties with unpaid accounts at Alliance store to call at once at Sherman Davis Bank to settle. Gatet display and largest variety of photograph panels now at St L Muwell's Art Gallery, latest designs, prices fair. Shiloh's System Vital Ver advertised for sale by Meate & Marty. Stock described as new and fresh. holiday gifts urged with early inspection.
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Alliance
Sherman & Davis’ Bank
T. F. R Sivenmax
St L Muwell’s
Paseo
Shiloh
Meate & Marty
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Darnex Melis
Metwatt City
Tennessee
United States
Frank Kerkitt
Gaenteell
Democratic
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Frances E. Willard
Caroline EB. Buell
Mary A. Woodbridge
Port Gileon Reveille
Times!Democrat
W. P. Cassedy
Judge Orth
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Liwuly
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Adams
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Ted
Tincoln County Text Book Committee
Pesrens See
Pumtarsare
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Clanetry
Lincoln County
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Elix May
Shearery Terk
K. H. Thompson
Brookbiwven
Mss
Tist-Land
Dr. Talmages
Nils
Mark
Manger
Palestine
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Lo Des Talmage
Territoren
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B. F. Johnson & CO
Main Street
Richmond, Var
Themrsos
Lip. Com
Edward Smith
Lineilti County
Migs
Brookhaven Foundry and Machine Shop
Jos. Connelly
Awith New Machinery
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Brookhaven Machine
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Paris Medicine CO
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