Mississippi leader., 1892-11-17

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1.,,,son gave Bidwell II votes.
u..,hoyen Democrats jubilate to,
night "
nj Rros' circus and menagerie
rere voted success,
Jubilatine Democrats should keep
and not burst any more cannons.
,.atotoc county did not go for
,,.oror as reported last week. Cleve-
,J W. carried it by a majority of 3d.
Williams. Of the Lumberton
r.lbIock and J. W. Buchanan of the
n.on,ja n Sentinel were in town Moh-
DAY. ---
oq, a,;,;t whisky sellers are catch
ain tLe Federal Court. About %
-, ~ % have been convicted, fined
Ons =, sentenced to Jail to date.
chickasaw. Frank Burkitt's county,
tbe banner Peoples party county
S.ho State. 1t gave Burkitt major
trof 119. and Weaver a majority of 80.
Tho new State Board of Health met
,oro Tuesday and organized with DIR.
NV Hyor of Meridian President, and
T.
nr Writ Johnson Of Jass&sqsSecreta-
y, ---------
1ndpe r. ]. Mcorn of this city, Pro-
,hi+iop elector for the State at large,
All some splendid seed sowing during
tbo late canvass. The Judge led the
probibition ticket in Jackson.
The arrangement committee requests
that all persons coming to the grand
rally On the %, leave their pistols at
home. as it is understood that the
mayor will issue an order to arrest all
who fire off their pistols.
Miss May Cowan and her sister, of
vicksburg. assisted by JacksOn's local
talent. will give concert at the Opera
House Friday night. 1t promises to
be a delightful affair. Reserved seats
on sale at Hunters drug store.
Dr.J.B. Gambrell, who for several
weeks past has been in critical health,
the LEADER is proud to announce, is
on the road to recovery. He is spend
ing few day with his old friend Capt.
W.T. Ratliff, at Raymond. and drink
ing freely of Cooper's well water.
Rev. Joe jones closed his meeting at
the West Jackson Methodist church
last Thursday on account of illness in
his family He expects to return next
Saturday and continue the meeting.
He is doing good work for the cause of
the Master. there having been sixteen
accessons up to the time his first meet
ing closed
The citizens of Crystal Springs pre-
Sented Hon. Geo S. Dodds with a
handsome gold headed cane in recogni-
ton of his valiant services in behalf of
Democracy during the late campain.
"Veritas, who fit nobly and prevarica-
ted auently for the grand old party,
seems to have been ignored, which was
altogether objectionable. He was at
least entitled to a Cleveland hat.
Mrs. Florence Dupre, formerly of
Jackson, obtained averdict against the
Pullman Palace Co. in the United
States Circuit Court here last Saturday
for having been elected from berth
Tor which she had a receipt. Messrs.
Frank Johnston and Calhoun & Green
represented Mrs Dupre, Messrs. Percy
Roberts of New Orleans, and Nugent &
Neville the Palace Car Company.
"
The Democrats are preparing for
grand torchlight procession and jollifi-
cation in jackson on Nov. 23rd. It will
PROBABLY be the most elaborate affair
Of It's kind seen in Mississippi since
me war. All Democrats in the State
VINO can get here should come and
pllfy, for it may be the last chance
Aeyu ever have. All the railroads
i'adihg to Jackson will give reduced
round trip rates.
lhe store of c. c. Redfield, popular
young business man of ills city on
D Doa'e street, was destroyed by fire last
thursday night. His stock was valued
a''''VVo' and was fortunately covered
Oyabout 5000 insurance in various
TOmpanies. The store of Raines &
o'Su' adjoining on the south, and of
" A. Fransioli, on the north, we're
'a'ea only by the almost super-human
N1Oi'S OF Jackson's crack fire depart
ment.
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
lne following decisions we're handed
day. ~ -'' -
AFFIRMED.
Dsinkauf & Strauss VS. t.W. Whittle
Y fhn
D.: D. onancery Court Kemper county.
NJ. i0nafdson Bros. & Co. ct al VS.. E.V.
oons s et al; Chancery Court Noxubee
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