Lincoln County Elections Watch Announces Several Clerk Candidates
The notice lists candidates for Lincoln County offices for the upcoming November election. E M Martin seeks Chancery Clerk and Circuit Clerk, J Warre and 8 Hodges are named for Circuit Clerk, Felix A May for Chancery Clerk, Allengsmitil seeks re election as Treasurer, and A J Martin is endorsed for Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Martin Nan
Neery Chirk
Lincoln County
J. Warre
Hodges
Felix A. May
Allengsmitil
Ploatertal Cavention Nominates Whitney For Legislature
The Democratic District Convention met in Payyuer eet week to nominate a candidate for the Lincoln county seat. Capt Lt. Whitney, a veteran legislator, was nomined amid wide support. Lincoln county delegation backed Whitney as the best Jefferson man, with Summers and Lewinthil failing to secure party backing.
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Payyuer
Whitney
Tie
Ann
Tt State Senate
Lincoln County
Summwes
Jefferson Hall
Jefferson
Summers
Lewinthil
Lincoln
Simmer
Tony Aa Tewire
Lewenthal
Lewent Thal
Jefferson County
RR Applewhite
A M Summers
Leventhal, Jr
A Leventhal, Jr
J J Whitney
R B R Applewhite
Capt J J Whitney
Applewhite
Jefferson Counties
Truly
Khl Thompson
OH McGinty
An Anonymous Writer Threats Eyeing City Officials
A deranged anonymous note threatens exposure by implicating Jackson City Marshal Carraway in past political violence. The piece defends his power while accusing critics, calling for accountability amid claims of corruption tied to the Gawkell assassination and subsequent attacks.
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Diesice
Rt Jolie
C. Carraway
Jarleaau
Itor
Marshal Carman
Teme
Tite Lesek
Way
Jackson
Roderick Gawkell
Dabney
Gaanbrell
Jule Peyton
Itil
Bishop Galloway replies to Davis open letter
The piece summarizes Bishop Galloway’s lengthy response to Mr. Davis. It asserts Davis had no just cause for his open letter and notes the bishop’s careful refutation. It warns that Davis risks condemnation by Southern supporters and condemns his stance on liquor questions.
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Galloway
Davis
Hriva
Mantbe E Ducument
Iid J
Soci
South
Bishop Howny
Brookhaven
Election Tickets Open Funding for Democratic Tickets
Lingola county Democratic Executive Committee has no funds to print tickets and proposes a levy by those nominated. Nominated candidates must send two contributions to A. Lewenthal at Brookhaven or to the Leaver to print enough tickets for all precincts. Any candidate not opposing a nominee and officials can get mime on the ticket by paying one dollar. blanks for beat offices will be provided and special tickets printed at low rates on request.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Lingola County
A. Lewenthal
Brookhaven
Eden
Pranklin
Ian
Tie
Our remiere changes Tatami publication style statewide aim
Our premiere will observe changes in this week’s Tatami. Telina wears a new dress and removes the old patent hack. The Patrons’ interest guides revision as we push toward a home page focused on state needs. Two pages are printed at Memphis with little local appeal.
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Remiere
Telina
Odekee
Nealing
Intiuence
Mewiphia
Mississippi
Lawrence County Ticket Admirably Solid Says Election
The Lawrence county primary produced a strong ticket with Dr Gen A Terinissen for Representative leading a slate that pleases the voters. Sheriff nominee DM Lee, Chancery and Circuit Clerk nominee Will Cannon, Treasurer Alfred Sharp, and Assessor Wade Polk are praised for proven service and popular support. A new Surveyor candidate is less known, but overall the ticket is described as capable from top to bottom.
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Lawrence
A. Terinissen
Dearsot
Tsst
Laurence County
Lee
Will. Cannon
Nomieve Fin
Alfrul Sharp
Wade Polk
Dol Bullock
Wid Shoul
Statesy
Reform Fight Warns of Hidden Past Scandal
A Mississippi reform correspondence warns Brookhaven Leader editor Hobbs of exposure over alleged misconduct linked to his past life. The missive questions integrity of reformers and cites criticism from the New Mississippian as endorsing a clean moral press. The Rogue Chitto and Fair River associations back reform journals as worthy of Christian support.
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Chitto Association
Fair River Association
Thensined Baptista
Buookuaver Liaven
New Mississippian
Swaat and Shield
Magnolia Gazette
South Mississippi
Agriculture and the farmer’s rightful dignity and duty
The article argues agriculture as humanity’s noblest pursuit and the path to national wealth. It praises farming over commerce and trade, urges thorough training and practical knowledge, and stresses energy, economy, and saving. It promotes intellectual growth within farming and calls for unity among agricultural classes for societal harmony.
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Letras
Theo
Hyn
W. U. Sess
Lawrence County notes and local updates in 1887
Local brief covering weather, river levels, and community changes. Sheriff Lee and Mr. Dale attend a church association in Little Ball Church. Miss Lizzie Foxworth to take charge of Monticello School. Mrs. A W Maxwell dies at 36 from intestinal obstruction. Denson remains an Independent in a contested Democratic scene with Tennisson nominated, voter support unlikely.
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Sheriff Lee
R. Dale
Little Balla Clurch
W. L. Givess
Montgomery
Miss
John Garrett
Texas
Lizzie Foxworth
Marion County
Monticello
Diev
A. W. Maxwell
Mr. Maxwell
Turner Wilson
Simpson County
Witc
Maxwell
Denson
Democratic Executive Committee
Tennisson
Lawrence Alliances and subscription request noted
Lawrence Alliances urged to subscribe for the Boonehaven Leaner as the official organ for Allied units. J J Denson, President County Alliance Suger Creek, Oct 15 1887. The October term of the Supreme Court opened with Justices Campbell Arnold on the bench. Chief Justice Cooper absent ill. Hamilton appeal postponed as State brief incomplete and record large.
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Lawrence Cormiy
Allinces
J.J. Denson
President County Alliance
Suger Creek
Supreme Court
Campbell
Arnold
Cooper
Hamilton
Peyton
Mississippi Notes From The State News
The scanned item compiles Mississippi events including Greenwood opposing stock laws, new daily papers for Greenville, a Durant fire loss of 20000, Jackson pride, Natehex free delivery, shifts in mills and factories, poultry shows, state fair postponement, Mississippi College enrollment, Vaiden Videttes HQ, Fayette Fayette Lexington militia, changes at Brandon Democrt, evangelist Hatch in Summit, 4000 spindles at Port Gibson, Ather Ten church dedication, 396 Farmers Alliance lodges, Fayette Female Academy rise, Ripley Sentinel praise, riverboat fare to New Orleans, Crystal Springs military reorganizes, President visit glimpses, Amite County fatality, sorghum hay yields, Crystal Springs cotton flow, marriages in Vicksburg, Mississippi Teacher atop Meridian, Natchez housing growth via loans, Mamie Eldridge death, J Q Tyde organizing negro alliances, Winona Times subscriber rise, Biloxi Knights of Labor charter, Hattiesburg camp meeting, Vicksburg Southrons car fare row, Kendall Hall Crystal Springs opera house future, Oct fire destroys West Point Baptist church, mob law fear in Greenwood, Pascagoula shipyard expansion, old negro baby in Yazoo cutting second teeth, Bessie Lackey edits Mississippi Valley Farmer, War ren County Democratic pledge, Dr. Benjamin Whitfield dies at Jackson, Clinton. funeral pallbearers from Mississippi College, Hillman tribute, prayers by Welly and Sproles.
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Vaiden Videttes
Vaiden
Warren Cowan
Vickeburg
Clinton
Fayette
Lexington
Chas. N. Harris
Brandon Democrat
Tey
B. W. Hatch
Summit
Port Gibson
Atherten
Farmers Alliance
Kendall Hall
Crystal Springs
R. Levy
New Orleans
Ada Shankers
Chas, Eldridge
Beauregard
Baptist Church
West Point
Greenwood
Pascagoula
Mobile
Yazoo Herald
Mixa Bessie M. Lackey
Mississippi Valley Farmer
Memphis
Tenn
Missackey
Lea Female College
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Hrookhaven
By &. T. Hobbs
Neenklarten
Orrice
Holling
Choreker St
F. A. McLain
Amite
T. B. Ford
Marion
Jos. G. Sessions
Floater
J. J. Whitney
P. Oliver
Sherith
Lincoln Courty
A. J. Martin
Lincon
Couity
BD. H.S. CO
Roapoetta W. RB. Johnson
Justice of the Peace
Annoiatioe G.&. McMillan
Col. Alias Henderwin
Misa Mulock
Dinah Maria Craik
Frantz
Johnnie Martin
Jaks
W. C. Summers
Sth
A. H. Longino
Hennington & Newton
Tryus
M.D. L. Crawford
Mississippi College
Sonia E. Menger
Madison
Secretary of the
Senate
Charley Wright
Jackson Daily
Sracinn
Bishop Galloway
Mr. Dhavis
Ible Threat
Jaeson
Mississi
Agriculture
Lincoln County Farmeis' Alliance
Kea
County Alliance
George Washington
Amy
Poe
Lawrence County
Jack Prost
Greenville
Durant
M.C. A. Natehex
Forest Register
Chantauquan
Greenada
Vicksburg
Crystal Springs Military Company
Friank Piazz
President
S. 8. Faust
Amite County
Starkville
Flw
Russell
Pearl
Hunt McCaleb
Minnie Lee Platt
Meridian
Natchez
Mamie
Walter Eldridge
J. Q. Tyde
W. A. Hunt
The
Winona Times
Knights of Labor
Bilosi
Methodist
Hattiesburg
Benjamin Whitfield
Walter Hillman
RE Applewhite
R. H. Thompsin
Jeff Truly
J A J Hart
Specer
R Applewhite
We Summers
J AJ Hart
Joe Burns
TW Chrisholm
R H Thompson
A B Cato
JP Wie
BR OV Mcdonald
W I Spencer
D Hay
Ginty
Jef Truly
TH Watkins
We Stewart
Dr. Applewhite
Mr. Truly
Jo Wise
Hart
A. ¥ Summers
Chrisholm
JP Wilof Jefferson
T W Chrisholm
Jol Smylie
Summer
JJ Whiteney
McLaurin
Juatly Celebra
McLaurin & McLaurity Brandon
8Th Judicial District
Lin Smith County
Teasion
Sieattorney
Sueh Mena A.J
H. Terrell
Green B
Tawyor
HS. Mefauvin
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