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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-03-31

e OFFICERS ELECTED.-On Tues6iav1 light
last Augusta Engine Co. elected Nit ;hael
Cox to the post of I'd pipeman, vice Geo
Lushbaugh, resigned ,and Chas. Lushba ugh,
4th pipeman,v vice Cox, promoted. The COM
pany inspected the new helmets and uni
forms submitted to them for select ion,
and were much pleased with them. OF her
samples are yet to We examined.
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@-%~%~N

SUICIDE. Talbot Denmead, the
senior partner of the firm of Denmead &:
Son, of Baltimore, who had showed syInp--
toms of insanity, committed suicide by
shooting himself in his bathroom, Monday
morning. He was large owner of the
Buffalo Gap Iron Works in this county,
and his firm had furnished the engine and
much of the working material for the.
works
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mh3l-1 Nelly's Ford, Nelson co

NOTICl Jour ACCOUNTS WILL ~
IN REAL ~ APRIL lsT.-Our Gust, ue.s W" 4'.
much oblil re US by promptly settliL ~ ~
amounts dn us, however small these ma, C s
The spirit in which this request is made win
rightly undel stood when the fact is mentioned
that there are now hundreds of accounts on our
books. This means very large aggregate
amount of QUIT landing debts, although we have
to conduct our business as much as possible ON
the CASH bss is Whilst our constantly in
creasing stock and our facilities will enable us
hereafter to fill orders with which we NAV he
favored even mt 're promptly than heretofore
we take it for era nted that the above remarks
will tend to fac ilitate the collection of our
bills save US the additional expense of sending |
out collector, and thus make our mutual |
business rela lions both easy and pleasant
Very respectfully,
mh31 OLIVIER & WHEAT
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Glenn & Co., composed of W. W. Bradley
and W. G. Glenn, two of our enterprising
young citizens, have opened paper dis
tributing stand at the Town Hall, which
isopen every morning and evening. They
have the Richmond, Baltimore, New
York and other papers, and carrier,
wearing rorter's badge, who delivers to
subscribers regularly and promptly In all
parts of the city on the arrival Of the
train: They will also have the staunton
papers on sale.
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New Advertisements.

A CARD.I NOTICE IN THE LAST
~ ''Spectator" call made on number OF
gentlemeh to allow themselves to be voted for
to represent The Second Ward in the next CITY
Council, and among the number my name Is
mentioned As far as | am concerned, thank
those who made the call for the compliment
contained therein, but must say in response,
that my business engagements are such that
could not accept the position if elected, and, IN
consequence, will under NO CIRCU INSTANCES
be Il candidate for the City Council.
Respectfully,
r,bat W H, q. LYNN.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-03-31

New SCHOOL HoUsE.-On the applied.
ton of the Board of School Tru stees Of
Pastures district, Judge Kendren has APP
pointed P. A. Clayton, Geo, H G uinn, A.
X. Clayton, j. W. Calhoun, Ipr. C. "a,
McCutchen commission to condemn. aj
piece of land Of the estate of KeanGrly
Craig, decd, for school house the COM
mission to act on the 18th of A pril.
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INSTRUCTION IN MUsIC.-Miss Sarah
Hotchkiss announces elsewhere that she
will give lessons in music She is a must
clan of great merit and fully capable to
give the best instruction.
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RAILROAD SLIpEs.-A mass Of rocSs and
earth slipped frog the top of the mountain aip
into the g. Il 0. Railroad cut near Green
wood, Wednesday night, and was shortly
after run into by freight train. breaking
the pilot of the engine. The cut was
clearsd ont in time for the passage Of the
up express, yesterday. Another slide, near
Quinnemont, CAUSED also some detention
Of the Eastern-bound train.
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diate relief. 1t is also highly spoken OF oy
those who have used it in cases OF BRUISES
Sprains, Sore Throat, SC. 1t is a home meo'-
cine and home enterprise, and worthy the at
tention of those who stand in need OF a good
family medicine. Read few of these cert.h-
Gates: j.
From Hon. N. K. Trout. Mayor of the City OF
Staunttn
SrAuNToN, January 20, 1878.
I certify that / have used 'Cease's Com.
bound" and have found i, to be n very go" l
oamedy for many things it is recommended 'o,.
;dd do not hesitate to eadorst it as a valns BIZ
medicine, that should alwa,s be kept on hand :.
au now using it for frosted feet, and am sure
to eject cure after have given IT suificient
tr,on NJ X TkoUT.
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IMPRoVEaggEMT,-T astone CHURCH"
lpeaple are purposlng TO nsautlfy their new
cemetery, laid off some time ago by Maj.
Hotchkiss, Of this place, A handsome
grove of trees has recently been planted
around the entire graveyard, between the
outside fence and the fifteen-foot drive.
When the roads and walks are properly
mace lamizad, and the-ash. NAPLES and
willows, some two hundred in number, be-
gin to grow, it will be worth a ride from
stannllton ttp sfP lnis lnapF a. Y,
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Commercial.

STANTON, March 3Oth.
Flour-Extra $3.50; Superfne, S5.10
Family, $3.50. heat--white, 81 20 !;
red, $1.20. Cccn-white, 43c; yellow, 4se.
Oats-31c. Cloverseed, $1,000. Pork
$1,000 Bacon-12c. Lard-13c. Mo
lasses-35c@ Meal-60c Sugar, l24c.
Coffee-25c. Butter, Csc. Eggs, 14c. Salt
$500.
REMARKS. -,
No change in prices. Wheat market,
active. Clover-seed season about over.
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CAT TLEG CATTLE!-THE SUBSCRIBER
4 : wi II sell for cash SO Yearlings; also, I5
three s-1nd +fo,ff-year olds. The large Cassfe
NAV be seen at Mr. Matthias Groves, ON South
River, ear Stuarts Mills, in Augusta county,
and also one Beef Cow
Jaw n N. COLEMAN.
mh3l-1 Nelly's Ford Nelson co., Va.
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,OrYv CoUNCIL.-WE RESPECTFULLY
Y J eslf on Messrs. A. H. Fultz, S. Fl. Gillian,
II. M. ZeN, F 0. Heydenreich: Jno. B Scherer,
ST.. aad D. G. Marquis to permit their names to
be Saed at the Conservative Primary Election,
to rsprese ut the Second Ward in the City
CouEcjl. "
mkaDl lt# RETRENCHMENT.
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From 8. IN. Ryan, Clerk of Circuit Court An'


SsrAuSrcN, VA, Jsliu.ry 20. 1875.
I hsreaveeartlt. that [ hs re used cease ;
Compnnnd'' 4.Mi,b very great s.dvan' age.
haveifopsl.it 10 be very efficac' GUS tor ROOM
ache, NeuFalgis. nc. have 80 used II IA
case Of sprai,le. SssI.le, An OBJ aued reiier al
most as soon al. eise. application Was made.
wiz add that I,Aasriaduced TO use 1T without
having the leas t iaitfi-l itseuratlve powers. i
can unhesitatingly resQrmend 1t as most
valuable medicine. IN: hfAS'
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-03-31

SURGICAL OPERATIoN.-A few days
since Mr.. Elliot Fishburn, merchant of
Waynesboro. underwent a surgical opera
ton at the hands of Drs. Myers and Glib
son, for the removal of ball received just
below the knee in the battle of the Wilder
ness, nearly fourteen years ago. 1t was
recovered from point just above the heel
where it had worked to, and the patient is
doing we'll. Mr.. Fishburne has had good
deal of gunshot wounds experience. Dur
ing the war he was shot in the mouth by
the accidental discharge Of aypistol in the
hands of comrade, the ball lodging under
his tongue, and working out after some
months greatly to the relief Of the suffer
er. On another occasion a shot struck
him on one side Of the throat and passing
to the opposite side lodged under the skin,
marvellously near the windpipe and jugu-
lar vein. MI. Fishburne Joined the cava-
ry under Maj. Patrick, when scarcely of
military age and CALAMITY served through
the war of which he bears honorable scars
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NHANGE OF FIRM.-ONE OF THE PART.
~ ners of the old firm of O'Rork & Co. havs
ing sold his interest, it is necessary that the
Books be settled up. Parties indebted to the
above firm will please come forward AT ONCE
and settle with D. B. O'Rork
The new partnership will continue the bua;.
ness under the same firm name.
mh3l-It O'RORK L co.
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MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE
w. L. AsYLUM.-A quarterly meeting of
the Board of Directors of the W. L. Asy-
lum was held yesterday at which all the
members except DR.. Moffett and Nh. r.
Fl. Catlett were present. 1t was resolved
that the burning of brick on the asylum
grounds for the new addition should be
continued and when there was prospect
OF getting the recent appropriation for the
building, the Executive Committeeshould
advertise for proposals for the other mate
~r1alc wgrK, fGc. the Executive Committee
were authorized with the Superintendent
to select a site for the Superintendent's
residence and proceed with it's erection. A
proposition was introduced to~divide the
deposits of the Asylum between the Au-
gusta National and National Valley Banks
but as the latter had given bond as Treas
urer for year, the matter was postponed.
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COUNTY CoURT.1Jatdge Hendren presi-
ding-The County Court met Oh Monday,
there being larger crowd of persons in
from the country then has been seen in
Staunton for long time. The following
business Was transacted
Probate.-Thos. J. Walker, guardian Of
Jno. Alex. Walker was required to give. d
new bond will of Abraham Crist was adj
mitted to probate with Samuel f. Pilson
as executor; John W. Sherman qualified
as administrator of George Sherman, de-
ceased.
Roads.-The petition Of John j. Larew
and others for change of public road in
South River district was dismissed with
judgment for contestants cost; The petit
ton of VIM. d. Hemp for change of pub
lie road in Riverheads district, was dis
missed The petition of Jane A. Brown
and others in Riverheads district for a
change Of road was established according,
to the report of Special Commissioner J..
D. Lilley, without damages.
Disabled Soldier--A certificate was
awarded VIM. g. Smith, disabled soldier
to obtain $50 under the recent act of the
legislature.
Continued.-The trial of James Webster
Koiner for cutting VIM. Jamison, was
continued till the I'd day of the April
term.
Seventy five deeds recorded and seven ca
parte statements since last term.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-03-31

BARN RoBRIaG On Tuesday last Offl-
Ger T. "A. Arownlee lodged injail here James
and Benz. Rogers, two colored men. charged
with stealing five bushels of corn frem W.
J. Mckee, near Greenyille. -
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,RoeNBRInGB Go .,eS,A.. May 8, 1875.

,RoeHBa1naB Co, e&.A.. May 8, 1875.
E.P. CEASE & Co: GEaTs: t.eke pleasure IN
certifying that l,have used yqpr' compound,
for very severe rheumatic ,patI IN fny snoul
ders, which was relieved entirely ~ ITS use,
and ( cheerfully recommend it to ,sai-gho are
suffering with pain Of any kind
C..J. gEAWEF1.
lja25-ly SSuPt'Poor Houss<
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-03-31

M USlC. MISS SARAH HOTCHKIss
lYE will give lessons in Instrumental Music
at the residence of Maj. Nelson H. Rotchkiss
to not more than twelve pupils. For terms, &C.
apply as above.
Refers to Prof. J. Ettinger and Mr.. Jno. W.
Abby. maraf-at
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AN OTHER POUNDING AT THE 'sSToNE
CHURCH. 1.-The good people of the Au-
gusta Church seem never to grow weary
in well-doing. They are always busy in
church work, and are continually giving
some new evidence of attention to their
revered pastor. On last Thursday Dr.
Handy was again taken by surprise, by
sundly parties calling at the Manse, with
good things, just about prayer-meeting
time, and upon entering the Session House,
where the services are usually conducted,
he was Informed that a large congregation
had assembled at the church, and would
prefer that he should meet them there
He had scarcely taken his place in front of
the pulpit, before, one by one, the whole
company drew near, bearing gifts, and lay
ing them in piles upon the hallowed old
table, which has been used time out Of
mind in the purposes of the sanctuary.
The circumstances were SO novel that
the Pastor was obliged to deviate some
what from the usual routine; but prayers
were offered, and old and young were re-
membered in grateful recognition. After
the benedction, the Doctor announced
that his pockets were entirely inadequate
to stow away the offerings, a ready assist
ance was afforded, and jars, boxes, baskets,
bundles and barrel of flour at the Session
House door, were soon transported to the
larder at Oakley Manse.
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VALUABLE WEST VIEW PROPERTY FOR
v SALE.-ln pursuance Of decree OF sc
Circuit Court for Augusta county RENDERED st
sts June Term, 1875, in the cause of Englenla s
hgiss 70. Engleman's Ex'or q ais, will pro-
ceat tss sell at public auction to the high st
bidQarYh 'l.a S..Nss
SATURDAY. APRIL 9Th, 1885,,
in front of the house, in the city of Sta IA
ton avery valuable HOUSE AND LOT in the
village ,of West View, in August county, be-
longing. to the estAts ,2f Peter Engleman, dec
This is the most desirable property in WEI
View. The ,hoqse SIS . large and commodious
Frame Building, neatly painted and in tho
rough repair. The lot CON '3!irs .bout TW
AORES, has situated thereon t.a,ssly good Sta
BLE aad number of choice Fg4it Trees.
NE location is splenGid one for q, physician
or for e Store House, being about SIX miles fron,
Stauntop, on the ParkersbuIg turnpike, and
about one mile from Swoopes s, Depot, On the C.
h o. RAILROAD.
TERMs.-Gosts of suit and sale cash, in hand
and the residue in four equal annual install.
ments, for which the pu,.naker will execute
bonds, bearing interest from day Of sale. with
good personal security, and the title retained as
ultimate security.
W. E. CRAIG, Comm'r.
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DARE aaANCE FOR PURCHASE OF
X VALUAB4E CITY PROPERTY.
:. In ursuaucesof decree Of tie Hastings Court
for City of Staunton, in case of Kayser's Credi-
tors vs. VIM. B. Kayser, will proceed to sell
at public auction to the highest bidder in front
of the Court House in said city on
SATURDAY,, the 18th day APRIL, 1876.
that very valuable HOUSE AND LOT situa-
ted on the n E. Corner of Beverly and Market
Street, the residence Of said VIM. B. Kayser.-
This Is one of the most desirable properties in
the City of Stanton Its location is in the
centre of the business portion Of the City, oelng
diagonally opposite the National Valley Bank,
wi tn the Mayors Office in the Basement Sit
ua&sd on the lot is q LARGE BRICK HOUSE
eesS as new, containing ten spacious Rooms.
suppEae thraaghout with Gas Fittings and
ater Up abe Yard. This is the best property,
offered s4s tsatammissioner's Sale in the City of
Staunton for sile past several years; in tact
such property is gary rarely offered upon such
favorable terms.
TERMS Costs OF suit and sale in hand and
the residue in ], 2, 8, 4oA4d.b years IL equal
instalmer' Cor which the purchaser will execute
bonds with good personal security, bearing n-
terest from daF of sale. and title retained as
ultimate security.
W. E. CRAIG,
~
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UN1MpRovED SPRINGS

PROPERTY FOR SALE private
offer for sale privately, a bold free nos
spring which by qualitative analysis prov
be similar to the Healing Springs OF Va.
Spring has been known to consist OF Hieoies'l
virtue curing diseases of lnaammatory ha'e5
for many years but had not been until recen y
analv sed There is connected with this opshi
.bout acres of land beautifully located, n.ip}
100 Yards distant from Bells Valley Depot C::'S'
peake I Ohio abroad, Rockbridge County, Va
distant $50 miles.from Richmond, Va, ~ miiss
from Rockbridge and Jordan Alum Springs ana
90 miles from the celebrated Wpue oui 'h"t
Springs, West Va.
Owing 10 the location being Immediately on
the Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railroad, the great
thoroug hfare from The Ocean to the sTeas
West. situated in the most beautiful region IN
the State this property can be made in few
ysars second to none other in the stare OF va
The Old Settlers OF the county in which tue
Springs are located, can abun ianAy testify 10
the curative qnalitives or this water. Upon
the same land is also bold flowing sPFing OF
Free stone Water.
Ths whole property has been recently enS
closed with an excellent plank fnce, and ~ 80
located with a fine grove of timber as to admit
of any kind ofimprovemsnt that may De de-
sired.
The supply of water ia abundant, being de-
rived from large bold spring. The water is
beautifully bright and chrystaline, and the ever
bursting bubbles of gas, impart to 1t peculiar
sparkling appearance.
The little place of "Bells Valley Depot is
rapidly improving, a number OF lots hay,
ing been sold recently, and the demand still
increasing, which in short time will make 1t
an important point onsthe LA OF the Railroad.
For further information in regard to terms
and analysis of water, address the undersigned
a.. Craigsville, Augusta County, va
JAMES M DAVIDSON.
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WARDEN TOOLS.-A LARGE supply OF
~. Spades, Rakes, Hoes Spading Forks, la.
dies Floral Sets, Transplan. sing Tpowe,s' And
ALL KINDS OF GARDEN TOOLS, for sale
low. '"'e
mh24 GEO. q. PRICE.
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Je25-ly
.H7;1-TTEEEE71,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1876-10-05
Club Neetlng.

At o meeting Of the Club Saturday night
last a resolution was adopted authorising
the appointment dfa committee Of Ave 10
compare the old and new registration rolls
of the county, and TO prepare q list Of the
unregistered Democrats in each election
district 10 the county, and to furnish each
club in the county acopy OF said list. The
committee, composed Of the following
named g~enttemea, was requested to report
at next meeting: DR.. II. p. Atkins, A.
o. Cox, J. NJ. Buekev, +. n. Henry and
DR.. J. W. Grafton. On motion, Mr.. r.
II. Thompson was added to the committee.
The committee will learn the nan ca of all
men who have failed to register, and
when they are reported, the committees of
the various clubs should sec that every
man in the county registers.
Nj. 4. c. McNair was appointed to re-
ceive the banner when the ladies decide
upon the time of its presentation.
The club will meet again Saturday night.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1876-10-05
BE I'D and Doing.

Men of Lincoln county, remember tha
the election is but one month of. Prepar.
for the contest; prepare to place the gov
eminent in the hands of hoae.t msn, who
will administer Its affairs wisely and jude
%iously, and in the interest OF all the PEI.
pie. See that all your ~neighbors register;
keep mp your clubs and don't let the en-.
thusiasm die out. Onr folks are desper,
ateIy in earnest, and if they do not faltel
before the day Of the election, Mississippi
will give the Democratic ticket a maj )ritv
that will astoaish "the Oldest inhabitant.'
Friends work a. You did last year, and
all will be we'll.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1876-10-05
New Advertisements.

J. L. Peters, New York, advertises his
music in this issue. He keeps all kinds
OF music and Is thoroughly reliable. Give
him a trial.
See, in another column, the advantages
offered by Louisville and Cincinnati Short
Line Railroad.
Read notice headed, "Cheap Reading &"
J. n. Schwal has r,.opened his shoe
shop at his residence, and Is prepared to
do all work in his line. He guarantees
satisfaction.
Cooperative Life Association, of Vino
ns, Miss, has q card in to-day's paper.
1t insures on a new plan, and has been
very successful during the past four years.
The men connected with it are heightened
and honorable gentlemen. The Associa-
ton is n home institution, and We bespeak
for it liberal patrc mage.
A. o. Cox has a notice to taxpayers, in
another column.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1876-10-05
Church Directory.

Baptist Church-Services held seconda and
fourth Sabbath in each month by Rev. f.
&. Eager. Lecture and PRAYER Meeting at
half pas, seven every Thursday night. sun
hay School at nine O'clock every Sabbath
morning.
Methodist Church Regular services ev-
cry Sabbath by Rev. ]. T.. Heard.
Sunday School at nine o'clock every Sab
bath morning. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday night at half past seven
PRESBYTERIAN Church-Services held on
The third Sabbath in each month by Rev.
J. Woodbridge. Sunday School every
Sabbath morning at half past nine o'clock.
Singing il the evening at three. Prayer
k,eeting and Lecture on the FRIDAYS before
the first and third Sundays of each month,
a. 7 o'clock p. nj.
Catholic Church - Services held first
and fourth Sabbaths by Father Quito
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1876-10-05
Cheap Job Work.

This Office will do work as cheap as any
establishment in the United States. Bring
in your New Orleans, Jackson or Vicks-
burg prices, and We will duplicate them
THE LEDGER job Office is supplied with
new material and will do az good work At
any Office. When drummers land Brook
haven has been overrun with them for the
| past few weeks,) try to make you believe
this Office charges enormous prices fo'
Is work, inform them that THE LEDGER will
not be underb;d by any establishment
You have no excuse for sending your work
abroad, when you can get it done just as
| cheap at home.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1876-10-05
Democratic Jubilee.

The Clubs of Adams Camp Grount
and Lard's Mill unite at Mt. Vernon
Church Saturday. 7th inst, in n Demo
cratic jubilee. A basket dinner will b.
spread, ana some of the following
named gentlemen, all Of whom hav'
been invited, will deliver addresses
Messrs. j. B Chrisman, J. F. Sessions.
r. H. Thompson, H. Cassidy, A. G
McNair, r. H. Henry.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1876-10-05
A Scene in O Church.

There was a ludicrous'y sudden descent
from the sublime to the ridiculous in a
country church, not a thousand miles off,
when a clergyman, reaching III the mis-
cries enlailed by sin, suddenly exclaimed,
Thank God, am not a sufferer; my mis-
cries have all been healed. and, and what
did i,?" The change of ton startled ono
Of the deacons fIom a drawsy mood, and
springing to his feet, he cried ont, ~ utts
Liver Pills" The deacon was right in his
estimation of the celebrated medicine.
They will certainly cure your "miseries" il
they result from Dyspepsia. Torpid Liver,
Chills, Headache. Loss of Appetite, Merry
ou-n-s4, Dependency or General Debility
Take the deacon's advice and try them.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1876-10-05
City Council

Az a regular meeting of the Board hell
Oct. Sd, 1875, at the Mayors office, all
Minutes Of last meeting read and adopt
ed.
Ths officers salaries for the month OF
Sept, 1876. allowed.
BE il ordered, That the ordinance passed
March Gath, 1876, in relation to fixing the
amount Of license for the State and city
tax on retail liquor dealers, is h ereby re-
pesled.
Re it ordered, That the State license be
fixed a, two hundred dollars $1,000 for
the city Of Brookhaven, Miss.
BE it ordered, That the annual tax Tor
city purposes en- any and all persons who
ssll spurious, vinous and malt liquors IN
less quantities than n gallon in any
house on Cherokee street or Railroad ave-
nue., in the city Of ~Brookhayen, Mics, is
horeby fred at four hundred dollars
tS4Q0) paid TO the Secretary of the Board
as prescribed By the ordinance in Relation
20 retail liquor license" Adopted and pass
ell Oct. 2lst, 1875.
W. P. BAGaErr, Mayor.
J. b. DGrenraY, Sec'y.
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