Political ticket chaos and rally calls in Lincoln County
The long list of county and district offices names candidates for governor secretary of state sheriff treasurer assessor and more. The piece condemns Watts and Hoskins, urges support for Hart, and notes upcoming Democratic rallies and the Local Option history amid cross-party jabs and county faction tensions.
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Brooklav
George
Stone
Calhoon
Capt. Hoskins
Jesse Taylor
Brennan
Watts
Lincoln
East Tinbut
Jck
Brookhaven
Limaelf
Doctor Haa
Tle
Anid
Congress
Mississippi
Bob Iagersoll
Moses
Lincoln County
Messrs
J. C. Smith
Umilton Smith
Democratic
Hamilton Smith
J. Smith
Democratic Party
Hart
Iar
Democracy
Lincolns Court Docket Summaries and Verdicts Listed
Complete civil and criminal dispositions from Lincolns Court term ending last Saturday. Judges include judgments for plaintiffs, dismissals, continuances, and guilty verdicts across multiple cases, with notes on forfeitures, costs, and prison terms where applicable. Also reports a local political remark about W N Smylie’s primary voter actions and party pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Benjamin
Dilney Sephus
Thomas Jefferson
Webber
Abe Nations
DJ Lord
Bill Allen
Bordamen
Wot Martin
Bill Williams
Nel
Rankin Boyd—earr
Frank Wickliffe
Reabin Parker
Insi
Bill Baggett
Jim Coker
Henry Wicker
Thomas Haddux
Willis Lewie
Billy Smith
John Brow
Henry Day
Fanny Day
Mary June Hathorn
Pitit
Vsc
Andy Johnson
Will Cobb
Harrison O'Neal
George Scaggs
Cobb
O'Neal
Scaggs
State Va
Woodville Fair booming and towns attract new ventures
The State reports a busy period with plans for the Woodville Fair, a new bank in Jackson, an ice factory for Calumbyis, and the Summit Fair opening next Monday. It notes socials, marriages in multiple towns, deaths in Natchez and other counties, a military company formed at Emory, fires destroying gin houses and stores, and various political and legal developments across Mississippi towns.
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Woodville
Jackson
Supreme Court
Calumbyis
Bewater George
Warren County
MiTle
Annie Dimes
Penton T. Janes
Tehula
Jennie Haley
W.R. Haley
Crystal Springs
Madison County
Aberdeen
Emory
J. F. Mexander
T. J. Wharton, Jr
Rosa Lancaster
Tass
Greenville
W. A. Pollock
Jake Jordan
Columbus
E. C. Walthall
John Allen
Sam Jones
Meridian
Evangelist
Jimmy Towns
Greenwood
F. R. McMiMin
Lake Cormorant
Miss
William Lott
State Line
Morton
Scott County
Joe Jones
J.D. Guydon
Columbia
Why They Should Kick The Av avalanche on cotton tare
A Memphis correspondent argues that cotton buyers falsely deduct tare from bale weight. With bales averaging 500 pounds or more, tare should be about 20 to 24 pounds, not 30. The reform aims to sell by net weight, raising value per pound and reducing the buyer’s margin. T. A. Crayton urges readers to push tare reform against cotton buyers resisting change.
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Memphis
New Orleans
L. P. Featherston
Forrest City
Arkannan
T. A. Crayton
Mississippi
Tenn
Vicksburg
Miss
Yazoo
Mississippi Delta
Pat Louinville
Cena & Texas i Tor
Balssee
Louisiana
Laconi
Wall Bys, Gumbel & Co
O. Lacuer
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Brookhaven Peader
B. T. Hobbs
Las
Cvvier
Hinlding
Cherker
John M. Stone
Tishomingo
M. M. Evans
Jacksen
Gra. M. Govan
Tike
Jon. Evans
Monroe F Public Accounts
Washington
Marshall Miller
Warren
J. TR. Preston
Yalobusha
Yor Fleater
R. R. Applewhite
J AJ Tart
K W Me
Allen
Assensor
K EB Purr
Edward Ai
Luthor Blue
B B Phillips
BEAT
Sen
Street
H Penn
C Smith
Price
S P Cagle
C W Beachan
Justices
TH Teach
W H Dixon
Ror Albuitton
W M Russell
JC Farr
Treat
T Williams
D C McGuailry
F F Hertling
Emanuel Monk
FE Cell
Eewin Smith
Coxstanne
W Hall
Coker
J 1
Rawls
Jease A Smith
W P Popper
Broaimren
Yorick
Hosking and
Chalmers
Troskins
J. Z. George
Gonad
Jack Hart
Coen
Watte
Hoskins
Democratic Executive Committee
Cassedy
Luaper
Hopkins
Wattsone
Sessions
Demcrates
Caseyville
Coon Party
Senator George
Iken
Derm
Democrata of
Lincolne
Brookhaven Leater
Coon
Ames
Grant
Blaine
George Washington
Jack
Bellers
Starkville Female College
Omly
Circuit Court
Lincols
Singer Manufacturing Company
Va. L. C. Mathews
Kelffor Bros
Martin Nalty
W. A. Rodwell
Wesson & Monjeys
Jpluiitm
Bridges
Mattie Hembert
Dilsey Seplins
Jd. McTedford
W. C. Chamberlain
Wiley Maxwell
H. A. Smith
John Chatf & Sons
W. TL. Dunn
Tdan'l Bayard & Sons
J. Frilick
Sraan
Haley
J. C. Railroad Company
Schmidt & Zeigler
J. A. Moskins
R. D. Case
Rosberry Britt
Alex Hyman
J. McMorgany
South Branch Lumber Company
Geo
Lacey
TL. Avery & Company
Norwood & Butterfield
WLP
Sasser
Joseph Richardson
John A. Bell
W.C. Chamberlain
A. Pennington
W. J. Bryant
G. W. Jewell
J. N. Brewer
Elam Robertson
M.E. Osborne
Edward Booth
Russell & Tetts
W. N. Smylie
Allen Smith
Smylie
Smith
Walter Ro Mavens
Mike Jane Davia
Walter
Walter Davis
Chivot
J. D. Shannon
New South
Ellisville
A. Roberta
Chatawa
Purvis
O. P. Jordan
Erato Tucker
Pike County
Magnolia
Cook Plantation
Deer Creek
William Stops
Eee
Claiborne Country Alliance
Providence Church
Marshall Station
Port Gibson
Nicholeon
Mth
W. M. Tette
E. C Collins
Eagle Eclipse Cotton Gins
Eagle Eclipse
Eagle Gin Company
Stedman
Straub Queen of the South Corn Milla
Blakeslee
Victor and
Great Western Sugar
Milne
St. Charles Hotel
Clavier Street
FRY & Ostein
R. J. Boone
Ahotel Denechaud
Caromdeiot St
Veraile
Cotte Otreet Cave
Larsan Rooms
Armmyto &. i
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