Notice for Final Proof in Mississippi Land Claim
Notice for Publication identifies two settlers George Walker and Arumanila Eaton filing for final proof in Lawrence county and Lincoln county Mississippi. Walker seeks homestead proof for section 22 township north range west, with witnesses Levi Dampier Dave Newsom Clark Button John Newsom of Hebron, Missouri names. Eaton seeks proof for section 9 township range in Brookhaven with witnesses John Martin James M. Lilly dense Mt. Kain Joseph McGuire of Brookhaven.
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Juvige
Vibe Chancery
Lawrence County
Ian
Monticello Misa
James M. Sills
Wits
WJ. Robinson
Cleburn
W. P. Benson
Hebron
Miss
James D. Stewart
Laxp
Jackson
Chancery
Lawrence
Monticello
John H. Blackman
E. Scarboroug
Thomas Griffin
Henry N. Loftin
W. J. Robinson
Hooker P. D
Lawrence Aunt Mit
Jas. D. Stewart
Register
Lasp
Mint
Othe
Jeery Clerk
Lawrence Cauntry
George Walker
Homestead
Levi Dampier
Dave Newsom
Clark Button
John Newsom
Hebrop P
Mirs
Lanv Orrick
Sacksus
Brookhaven
Mias
Aruanila Eaton
John Martin
James M. Lilly
Mt. Kain
Joseph McGuire
Lincoln County
Misa
Stuart
Regiater
Citation Notice for Appearance in Chancery Court Lincoln
Fragmentary citation notice orders appearance before Lincoln Chancery Court on December 4 1585 to defend suit filed by Josephine Stumps in rent and tax matter. clerk Jord 1865.
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Chancery Court of
Lincoln
Josephine Stumps
Lanila
P.M. Martin
Patent medicines claim health miracles across miles
A garbled testimonial piece recounts travelers and customers praising a patent medicine. Letters from Milwaukee and Portsmouth report dramatic recoveries from coughs bronchitis and fevers after using the remedy. Witnesses claim renewed strength and praise the product’s curative power.
President stands against cattlemen over Indian lands
The piece praises the President for opposing powerful cattlemen despite their influence. It notes cattlemen had occupied most of the lands of the Indians without earlier presidential action, while the President insists on the law, warns against delays, and supports enforcing rightful boundaries to prevent unrest and injustice.
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Education praised by Dr Mayo on Southern schools
Dr Mayo, traveling through the South to study education, declares the Southern people deserving of high praise for rebuilding their schools and colleges after war and misgovernment. He says no other people have made such a remarkable effort and foresees a brighter future due to renewed zeal in public schools.
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South
Thal
Prohibition Wins In Cordova and Maine Officials Laud Policy
A Columbus City Council ordinance grants twelve months of prohibition from September 17, 1885. The Dispatch claims victory for the whisky party as Soloman & Trost and Tracy and Ju voby were dismissed. Maine Governor touts temperance in annual message. The Times-Democrat notes widespread praise of prohibition in the Northwest and Georgia.
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Soloman & Trost
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Mississippi at New Orleans Exposition Shows Diverse Prosperity
Mississippi showcased a broad exhibit at the New Orleans World Exposition, presenting 19,000,000 feet of forest products and a strong corn and grain display. The report highlights tobacco and cotton strengths, wool achievements in England, and wine grapes, illustrating a resilient agricultural and industrial profile.
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U. S
Mississippi
New Orleans
Times Democrat
Miesissippi
Union
Selvet
Rhine
Cleveland Rejects Railroad Pass Traditions in 1884 Letter
Washington Letter reveals President Grover Cleveland declining a Mount McGregor railroad pass. D H Fonda of Mount McGregor Railroad sent the first pass to Cleveland in Albany. Cleveland replied thanking him but declining the favor. The exchange, dated January 26, 1884, shows Cleveland’s policy against passes and recalls his early NY governorship.
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Cleveland
New York
D. Jh. Fonda
Mount McGregor
Grover Cleveland
Alban
Witeh
Svave
Executive Chamber
Albany
D. H. Fonda
Teachel
Saratoga
Gregor
George Rathoail
Hess
Maine
Temperance Legislation in Moral Reform Circles
The National Bulletin argues that reformers opposing drink harbor a paradox as they seek to save men from alcohol but see many relapse at taverns whether licensed or not. It contends the best path to true prohibition is to block the drink trade by law after repeated rescues from the drink trap.
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Kansas
National Bulletin
Anyatory
Vicksborg Post and Commercial-Herald's dubious stance
A garbled excerpt describes the Vicksborg Post surrendering its control to the Commercial-Herald, labeling it a problematic pawnpaper. The text hints at efforts to secure political appointments or delegate support amid unclear allegiances and scattered phrases.
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Vicksborg Post
Commercial-Herald
Railroad Time Table Copied North and South
Train times listed from Brookhaven to Jackson and New Orleans with northbound No 2 departing 2 a.m. and No 4 at 6 p.m. Arrivals to Jackson around 1:48 a.m. and 2:50 p.m. Mixed trains run north from Brookhaven at 2:04 p.m. and south at 2:00 p.m. Some services do not run Sundays or Mondays.
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Brookhaven
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Train Schedule for Holly Springs Route
Train No 4 goes north arriving at Holly Springs at 8 00 AM and 10 10 AM. Train No 3 goes south from Holly Springs arriving in Memphis at 6 30 PM. Officials J C Clarke general manager and J W Coleman A D P agent.
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M. B
Memphis
Holly Springs
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Saceue Reece
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Teta Notice on Petition Regulator and Medicine
Fragmentary letter dated November 14, 1661 from P.M. Warren mentioning a Petuile Regulator and Mink as a great medicine, reflecting a personal note about a friend and a coverlet. Text is highly garbled with errors and unclear context.
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Tex
P.M. Warren
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