The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1875-11-11
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W nay B'~ "S"
The sidewalks here are sadly in need o
repair.
Chas. neuck has opened his store in the
Storm building.
Mr.. Mayor, in the name of suffering hu'
mainly, we call on you to arrest the va
grants that hang around the post-ofice.
Chas. Iieuck is erecting a store house
on the corner of Jackson and Cherokee
streets.
We keep no papers in this office for sub
scribers. They are all sent to the post office
where subscribers will please call for them
Miss d. II. Mikell has opened her mil
Iinery and dress goods in the room here
tofore used by Drs. j. w. & J. NJ. Martin
Several advertisements have been una
voidably crowded out this week. Our new
New Orleans cards VIII appear in next
issue.
Mrs. A. bravo, wife of II. C. bravo,
died Monday last She was a most excel
lent lady, and her death is universally re-
GREETED.
Krauss & Levy have moved into the
rooms under the Masonic Hall, where they
will be pleased to meet their friends and
the public.
If there are mistakes in this paper over
a.. a. :; ,o,toI ol,,o 4,
den where loafing negroes most 10 con-
gregate, to let off their CAB.
Send on your jobs. If we don't do them
b Ner than any Office between Jackson and
New Orleans, we will charge nothing for
the work. Give lis a trial.
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen,
on the 9th inst, granted Peter Lucich
license to retail. No important business
was transacted.
1t seems to be the general desire that
the Democratic Club at this place continue
its organization, and be prepared for work
in the contest for the Presidency.
Ii the Mayor would march a few of the
~loafers that hang around the post-office in
to the c~.laboose, the ladies OF B~rookhayen
would remember him in their prayers.
The special train for the Fair will pass
here at GAO in the morning and return at
SOB in the evening. Owing to the inclem-
ent weather, the Fair will be continued I'M
til Wednesday.
Now that the election is over it seems
that post-ofice discussions should be stop
ned. But such is not the case. II Is still
the resort for idle, Cabling negroes.
l.. Prince has gathered up such OF his
stoves and hardware as can be made OF ser
vice, and moved into his old building on
Monticello street. lie will soon have in
store a new stock Of stoves, t%inware, etc.
Ladies, if YOU would shun language that
would CRATE upon your ears, stay out OF
the post-ofice. 1t is the general resort Tor
idle negroes, who are not choice in the Ian
garage they nSe.
Staten Baker got into some of kraN' 4
Invy'5 goois on the morning. of fire. HIS
excuse for doing so was that he was old
After giving him time to warm mp, the
owners told him t. walk olt. lie did so.
There has been another change in time
on the Railroad. The express train, go
ing South now passes here at 5:lO p. M. the
mail at $40 a.. m. The North mail passes
at 1926 a. m. and the express at 2:l4 P. m.
The indomitable Harry Tibbs says there
is still enough wafer in salt river to loaf
the Frederick Seal" and he has left a few
births hat will be let to defeated Radical
candidates cheap. Call on him at once.
Special inducements offered to emlgrantS'
Wittie & Coceta are winning quite a
reputation. They kill none but the best
beeves. and butcher them in a superior
stvle, They are first-claSs market men,
and are sure to please all who patronlze
them. Try one of their steaks for to-mor-
rows breakfast.
Sylvester Brown was arrested thursday
for stealing goods at the fire. He was ar
raigned before the Mayor, convicted and
placed under a bond of five hundred dol
lars for his appearance at the next Circuit
Court. Failing to give the bond he was
escorted to the county hotel, and now takes
his meals through a CRATE, does without
fires and never enjoys the fresh, morning
air.
E.ao..nuinm NNordS