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LOCAL NEWS.
The Court Record.

Superior Court Civil Side Judge The following divorces were granted Adelegunde
 Erbsen of this city, from John Erbsen ground of cruelty. Married September 29th, 1870. Three
 children given to the petitioner, whose nsme was changed to Mansky. Two hundred and fifty dollars
 alimony was granted payable at the rate of ten a month. Five dollars week fixed for the sup
 port of three girls until the youngest arrives at age of 21.
 Ella A. Beebe, of Derby, from George B. Be, be- the ground of cruelty. Married in 1866. plain tfs name was changed to Treat Two hundred and twenty-fye dollars alimony granted. Court adjourned to Tuesday next at 2 D. m., shcn Judge Hoyey will hold court
 Court of Common PIeas-Judge Harri- The case of William K. Townsend vs Charles ". Bradley was heard 8 motion to open it again =
 fault. The matter continued to next Tuesday, to which time the court adjourned. City COurt-Crimimal Sfde-Judge Par- dec.
 John Mullen, breach of the peace, nolled Henry L. Carberry, theft, $7 fine, $60Scosts Bernard Boyian jr, theft discharged James Lyman, same. continued to March 9th John H. Whittlesey, deraudng board ing house keeper, continued to March 9th Mary
 Beard, breach of the peaoe two months in jail and $6.04 costs; Thomas Burke same continued to March 9th; Richard Crooker, game, 8 fine, S728 costs Thomas Burke, vagrancy, continued to March 9th. Court Notes.
 The March term of the Supreme Court of Errors for the judicial district of which Norwich is the seat which should have met Tuesday, adjourned by
 order of the judges to the fourth Wednesday of present month, March 24th.
 Mary Ann Beard, the wife of Thomas T. Beard was
 tried before the City Court yesterday resisting
 tsctive Brewer who arrested her Thursday after
 noon. She was sent to jsil for two months. In Norwich, Wednesday, jury Of the Common
 Pleas Court returned verdict for the plaintiff to
 the face value of of these Mahan agrcultur al notes signed by Hatch, who claimed that he
 signed agreement for agency to sell implements
 of the company and that the signature to the
 a swindle; so that If man signs note piece of
 paper he must up, and 1t is his business to
 what paper he p1ts his therefore an innocent holder must not suffer for his carelessness. Judge shipman, of the United States Circuit Court
 for the District of Connecticut has just rendered
 decision in the Of Hiram Tucker of Boston vs P. F. Corbin of New Britain. He decided in favor
 of the defendants. The question involved the right
 of the Oorbio brothers to manufacture certain articles in hardware of bronze, by a process claimed by Tucker.
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The riltons Reconeiled.

NEW YORK, March 5.-It is rumored that Theodore gTilton and wife are reconciled to each other and are to live togethr again at the Livingstone street house in Brooklyn.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

TiIden's Candidacy Again Asserted.
 PITTsBURa, March 5.-James H. Barr, ed- itor of the Post and warm supporter of Til den, returned this morning from New York, where he had been in consultation with the friends of Tilden. He says that Tilden will positively be candidate for the Presidency. He says that Tilden's friends think he should soon come out and announce his intentions, and Barr believes this will be done at the meeting of the New York State Democratic convention.
 MOVEMENTS OF STEAM ERS.
 BOSTON, March 5.-Arrived, the Iowa from Liverpool. Sailed, the Waldensian for Glas- gov.
 Portland-Arrived, the Lake Nepigon from Liverpool.
 Liverpool-Arrived, the Massachusetts from Boston, the Brooklyn from Portland.
 Queenstown-Sailed, the City of Chester for New York.
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FOR RENT.
FnR 2A1

AHA BRICK BUILDING, with engine in good or ETH der, with or without barn possession any time. ea ANDREW MARTIN,
 f23 If 19 Pearl Street.
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FOR RENT.

Store and Tenement of foul rooms No. 64 Congress avenue Inquire of
 R. NH. RURWELL.
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New York Enve,oped i'm Fog.

NEW YORK, March 5.-A river fog settled over this city for few moments at a. m. to-day so that for time the darkness was al- most total. Even in places where the light was greater it was impossible to see to read, and the gas WAS lighted on the ferryboats and in most of the down town business places. The fog after time lifted to the level of the house tops, but for several hours the fog bells were ringing and the boats, which had constantly to use their whistles, were much delayed.
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FOR RENT.

MsnA FINE FRONT OFFICES in the Insurance
 H Building, suitable for lawyers or other business HzA at reasonable rates Apply at Ne. 6 Insurance Building. oro
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shAM LARGE Building on Columbus street, near fl depot It is adapted for factory or livery sta- H1H. ble, Apply to CHAS. A. WHITE,
 f0a eod0u 69 Church Street.
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT, FURNISHED HOUSE |! AaaA On Olive street. Parlor, sitting-rooD, (with X<A bow window and conservatory. Bedroom, Eea dining. room and kitchen on first floor. bed rooms and bath. room on second floor.
 HI. P. HOadley. f25tf Hoadley Building, opp P. O.
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Meeting 0f tho Republican Committee.
 NEW YORK, March 5.-A meeting of the Republican State Committee was held at the Fifth Avenue Hotel at noon to- day. There was g very large attendance of members, there be- ing but eight absent, four of whom were rep resented by proxies. The meeting was called to order by the secretary of the last State Oom- mittee, MT. Platt. MT. Carpenter was chosen temporary chairman. A permanent organiza- ton was then perfected. Chester A. Arthur WAS unanimously elected chairman for the en- suing year. The chairman was authorized to appoint an executive committee. The execu- tive committee were empowered to fill all va cancies on the electoral committee and were directed to inquire into the eligibility of each elector upon the electoral ticket. After the transaction of routine business and the ap- pointment of an executive committee and of fcers of the committee an adjournm ent took place.
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FOR RENT,

Ase& FOUR ROOMS, connected and very desirable,
 zih on Park street. A new House Beers street, linear Chapel, will bs completed about May list, and rented low to responsible persons Another in the location will be offered for sale June 1st, A. WHEELER.
 Tna6 Par
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FOR SALE.

easA ONE HOUSE on Jackson street. Lot 35x12o. & S1, 400 for, $450 cash required One lot in New 1l hallville, 6Ox12O. s256 cash takes it. Also, "Twenty Years Inside of Wall Street, giving an ac- count of the great financial spsculat1ons and opera tons from 1880 to 1880. Just outl All the above ders to be addressed to
 EDWARD T. TRoWsRIDGE, mh6 Nv 68 MiddletoWn avenue,
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MARRIAGES
DEATHS.

OHAMBERLIN-In this city, March Sd, of pneumo- nia, Angeline A., wife of A. o. Chamberlin. Funeral at p. Saturday. Burial at the conve- nience of the family. 3t- BENNET-In this city, on the 9th inst, Deborah L. Bonnet, in the 84th year Of her age. Brief services will be held at the residence of her in-lAw, Andrew W. DeForest, Monday, the sth inst at 10:30 .. m. Burial at Fairfield, Conn. 2t- WILLIAMS-In West Haven, March 9th, 1880, James 8. Williams, aged AT years.
 Funeral at his residence at 2s o'clock Sunday. Re- mains taken to Bridgeport for interment.
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TO RENT.

&sA& A LARGE pleasant House, corner Chapel and ERit Norton streets, on line of West Chapel street E2sI cars If required, will be altered to suit two families. Rent low to desirable parties: Apply to
 CHAS, A. WHITE,
 69 Church Street.
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WANTED.

50 Experienced Corset Stitch CTS. A few will be taken to learn, by
 FOy. Harmon GE Co.
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TO RENT.

A IN Fair Haven, on North Quinnipiac street, 2
 !iu DWELLING HOUSE, in good condition; been
 used for two families; large garden with avar1e ty fruit small barn. Will be nted low to good paying tenant. Apply to WILLET HEMINGWAY, near the premises, or H. HALE, 60 Franklin street. Possession given April l, mhS 6t1
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w. P. NILES.

RROPERTY HOLDERS thould not miss good op' portunities. have several places in Far Ha- East for ssle (tak under foreclosure st price which should insure & sale within AS hours. shall offer next week the best farm in the town ot Branford (260 acres), at one-ffth it's value.
 Office, 27O Chapel Street, f27 Room NOs l.
 FOR RENT,
 SasA DESIRABLE HOUSE, No. 76 Howe street ExE with all modern improvements. Inquire at No. Ez3A 70 Howe or cor. State and George streets: f27tf N. W. MERWIN.
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aKYa TENEMENT, pleasantly located, consisting
 sz of three rooms on first floor, two more cham ksA bers, cear attic and garden, to Q good tenant who will furnish table board for owner and wife dur tug part of the year. Apply at
 Inh6 9 II. 257 GEORGE STREET, near Howe
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-01-08
The Lodge.

On the night of the 9th of December
the anniversary of st. John, the Evange
list, was celebrated by the installation OF
officers for the ensuing year, and the fol-
lowing were chosen:
BRooKHAvEN, oDGE, NO. 24l.
J A Hoskins, ". NJ; E Bow.ky, s. W,
c Heuck, J.. W; E f Ss4vy, Treasurer;
B Atkins, Sec'ty.; II Lewenthal, Sr. ID;
VIM. Linton, Jr. d; B Hudnall, S and 7.
R A. CHAPTER, NO. 80.
J f Sessions, Fl. P; E Pfeifer, K; c Heuck,
Scribe: A E Moreton, G. Iof n; B 7
Atkins, P. s; E Bowsky, r A. C; A
Scherck, NJ. 3rd V; II FJohnson, NJ. End
V; r r Applewh,,e, NJ. LIST V; E ESeavy,
Treasurer; H Lewenthal, Sect'y. and B
hudnall, Sentinel.
Alter the cerem ony was over, an elegant
and most superb supper was spread, and
the vigorous way in Which il was attacked
was sufficient to convince the most casual
observer that it was hugely-yea, immense-
" enjoyed. When a few had filled them
selves comfortably, and several almost be-
yond their capacity. dancing was declared
in order, and "away we go, with heel and
toe" was kept up until the approach of
Sabbath warned all to depart.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-01-08
The Storm Party.

Among all the pleasures and times Of
gaietv during the holidays, lone exceeded
the party at Mr.. Storms, which, was
largely attended and much enjoyed BY all.
After the. crowd had gathered, and the
usual salatations passed, an. opportunity
wss given to dance to those who felt no in.
clined, and those who did not, had two
large rooms all to themselves, where vari-
Gus amusing games were played. After
an hour or two Of enjoyment, refreshments
were handed around in the greatest
abundance, which had q very salutary
effect, and seemed TO infuse renewed ener-
gy into the participants. This was decid>
eddy the largest attended aud most enjoya-
BILE party Of the season, and much praise
is due to the young ladies' and gentlemen
of the Storm family for their endeavofs 10
please all. The exuberance of spirits on
the occasion was probably owing to the
How of conversation, or the flow of Rhine
wine-we don't know which. The latter
WAS in abundance, and the Senior of the
family took great pride in treating his
visitors to the choice Wand. Misses Lena,
Mary, Dali and Bonnie, were in the best OF
spirits, and they spared no pains in seeing
that all present enjoyed themselves. II
was an occasion long to be remembered.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-01-08
Board of Supervisors.

This Honorable Body met on Monday
morning, and organized by ~eleoting NJ. w.
Nevis President. Very little business
wss done outside of examining and APP
proving the bonds of the incoming ~otiicer..
The Treasurer made hi, rep~rt AMI was
discharged with the p.rtins salute OF well
done, thnu good AMI faithful servant"
and he departed in peace. V. B. Watts
was app rinted u com siitt'e of one, (all by
himseif,) to examine the finance. of the
county. We trust he m,v be able 10 throw
a little light on this nov dark and uncer-
tain .ubiect. Probably Il little of f %ii.on's
electric light would aid him very Ill %iteri-.
ally in exposing to the view of the vulglr
populacA the way in which their money
has been spent. We think We have a
good board, and should they be able BY
any eroO'i or turn to bring this b.nigh,ed
county out OF deb. they will receive the
everlasting g~ratitu l. of the pope; snl
should any, or either Of them, have as.
pirations, we will look to that IN the time
to come.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-01-08
The C0ac0rd;a Cluh.

The last meeting Of this club WAS
held at tee residence of Mrs. G. Abrams,
and it will not he saying too much to
state that it WAS one of the most pleas
ant ever held, which was owing. in a
great measure to the exertions Of Mrs.
Abrams End her fascinating daughter
Miss Rosa. Owing to the amount OF
business on hand the usual musical and
literary programme was dispensed with.
greatly to'the regret of all. Misses Jen>
ME Doherty and Alice Stewart were
enrolled az members of the society.
The committee appointed at the last
meeting on making arrangements for
the grand ball, reported satisfactorily.
and the indications are that the anti
cipations OF all will he realized.
Messrs. A. Lewenthal. Jr.. and I. Marks
were added to the Committee of Ar
engagements. The business being dis
posed of. dancing was INDUCED in IN
til n late hour. Refreshments were
handed around. which was quite &C.
ceptable and keenly relished. Miss
Rosa seemed to take great pains that
all should enjoy themselves, and we are
pleased to note her efforts were not mis-
directed.
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Obituary.

r
On December 2l.t. 1879. departed this
life. Marv Jane Lewis. the beloved wife OF
u. William Lewis. Tangipah"a Parish,
LIS. The deceased was the oldest daneh-
ter nf.Prof. ". H. Dixon, Clear Branch
Classical Institute. MONTGOMERY, and was
in her seventeenth year: Ynung, amiable,
beloved BY all. idolzed by her husband.
Life duties juat begun.
Whose childhood seemed of yesterday,
In its unclouded sun!
So early had the story of idol love been
told,
So early hath her virgin heart been gath
cred to its fold.
Surrounded by many kind aad loving
friends, the present and the fniure pre-
scented to her but one scene OF happiness
and iov. Her young. kind. and loving
husband seemed to live only to anticipate
her slirhtest wish, and yet in the mid.t of
all this budding happiness. the "Ancel'
came Alb tits eyer thus. that when the
moor heart cliugs with all its finest tendrils.
with ali its f1.xiIe rings. The eoodly
th;nxs il cIeaveth to 80 fnndly, and 80
fast q stfnck to earth by Tightening. or
shiyered Nv the blast. Yet her husband,
father. and friends, have in their sorrow
one rreat consnlation left. Their temper
arv less Is her eternal gain.
Constanf, and true 20 the principles OF
thai glorious faith into which she had been
|;mmersed abe was enabled to meet the
EAngel or death withsthat serenity. and
nn.werying confidence in her God that
only The true christian can enjoy, and she
81 now at rest with the dear ones o n be-
fore, on her Savior'sloving breast.
MONTGOMERY, Jan. 5.h. 1880.
". Fl. D.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-01-08
The Party at MIR. Henry's.

Editor Ledger
AZ one who was 40 fortunate as to be
present at a party given in honor of W.
A. Henry, it would probably not be
ont of place for me to say a few words.
Your humble servant was merely a
"looker on in Venice" but that is sufi-
Gent to Justify us in saying that never
was a party so we'll enjoyed as this.
Dancing, games, music, etc, WAS ms
obliged liz, while refreshments, TIE
choicest and most dainty we're passed
around. An enjoyable feature OF the
evening was the "Wild Irishman," and
"Charley," which a kept up until
Mr.. Henry warned us that the hour OF
twelve was near at hand, at which time
hats aid caps were donned. good-nighte
said. and all went their way rejoicing.
VETo.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-01-08
4 Pleasant Evening.

There a a very pleasant dance
given at the Skating Rink, or the 10Th
ult. A large crowd was present, there
being as many as eighteen or twenty
couples on the floor OF once. Good
music was furnished, and all present
enjoyed themselves. to their hearts
content. The young men having the
management in hand deserve praise
for having given to the un..loving peo-
Pile one of the best dances that took
place during .he holidays.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-01-08
Iran Tonic.

We call special attention to DR.. Har-
IN another part ofthis papers
careful perusal OF which Will repay any
person suffering from debility, weak
ness, dyspepsia, female diseases or
Of yitalii y etc. II is recommended
ny the leading physicians OF the country,
aad by a great number Of the most
: clergymen; and from our
experie nee, we can recommend 1t
account Of Its ingredients as well as
the beneficial effects we have derived
from the use Of the same.-Leavenworth
Appeal & Tribune.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-01-08
EniOy Life,

What a truly beautiful world We live in
Nature gives us grandeur of mountains
ylens and oceans, and Thousands of means
for enjoyment. We can desire nolbette'
when in perfect health; but how often do
the majority of people feel like giving it
up disheartened. discouraged and worried
ont with disease, when there is no occa-
sion for this recling, ~ every sufferer can
easily obtain satisfactory proof that Green's
August Flower will make them a. free
rom disease as when born. Dyspepsia
and Liver ompIainl is the direct CAUSE
of sevent, five per cent OF such maIadies
ia B,liousness, Indigestion, Sick Headache.
aostiveness, Ferrous Pros,ration, Dizzi-
ness of the Head, Palpitntion of the
Heart, and other distressing symptoms.
Three doses Of August Flower will prove
its wonderful effect. Sample bottles, ten
Try it. For sale i'll Brookhaven
by f. N. Martin & O. VI av>S-tf.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-01-08
Cleanse Your Liver

BY using Martins Liver Pills. These
Pill. have been thoroughly tested, and
have never failed to cure Liver Complaints
Dyspepsia, C~ostivsnesH, Sour Stomach
Fevers, Nervousness, Jaundice. lnflama'
sion, Impurities of the blood, Pains in the
Head, Breast, Side, Back and Limbs, are
purely vegetable and will act rs we'll as
blue mass or calomel. They will clear the
slomach OF all cold and bilious matter
without nausea, or gripping pain of the
stomach or bowels. Price Is cents pei
box. For sale by
F. NJ. MARTIN & Co,
may 29.tf. Brook aven, Miss.
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No Mere Hard Times.

Ifvou will stop spending 80 mach on
fine clothes, rich food and style, buy good.
heahy food, cheaper and better clothing;
get more real and substantial things of life
every way, and especially stop the foolish
habit of employing expensiye ::quack doc
tors or using 40 much Of the vile humbug
medicine that dee1 you only harm, but put
YOU trust in that simple, pure remedy,
Hop Bitters, that cures always at a %trifing
cost, and YOU will see good times and have
good health. See another column.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-01-08
~n0nSNmD/iON CNl.e1.

An Old physician, retired from practice, hav-
ing had placed in His hands by an East lndia
missionary the formula of n simple vegeta.le
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure for
Consum ption. Bronchitis. Catarrh, Asthma, ana
all Throat and Lung. Affections. also r positive
and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all
Nervous Complaints, after having testta us
wonderful curative powers In thousands OF ca
ses, has felt it his duty to make II known to MS
suffering fellows. Attuatel Nv this motive and
4 desir. to relieve human suffering, | Will SEND
free Of charge to all who desire II. this recipe. In
German, Frenrn, or English, with full directions
for preparing and using. Sem by mail by. al
dressing with stamp, naming this paper, w ".
SHBRAK, l49 Powers Block. Rochester, n. \.
Oct. 26-tIu- e. o. ~.
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Those who have used the Williams pillow
are referred 10 Mr.. Williams' advertise :
ment in to-day's paper. This pillow is
Southern invention, the factory being 10,
Gated 1T Jackson. and has stood every test
given 1t. Those who have used 1T speak
Of il in terms of the highest praise, buy
it again, and would mol be without it. II
you have never used the Williams blue
pillow, buy oneand give it a trial, AID you
cannot bst be pleased. !.
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store on wheels.

We cannot imagine anything that
,royes SO great an accommodation 70 our
people as Sproat's Ice Gar: itcomes along
: ,e,y Thursday evening, witt. the clever
Mr. Matthews in charge. and families VIII
ave many dollars in The year by purcnas-
inv from the Car. II carries . great varie-
" Of good things. such a potatoes, 'appiies'
onlons, sausage. fs4, eabbaEs' butter, zee
etc, 81
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Ito, ses and .NfuIes /O,. SAFE.

ITO, ses ana .1fvIes /O,. Sale.
! will have in Brookhaven. about The
Goth of January next, a fine lot Of horses
and mules for sale, purchased in Indiana
and Missouri especially for this market
Those in need OF stock will do well to
wait until mine arrives. l intend to keep
u suppIy on hand during the season.
ian.1st>tf. J. NJ. HOOKER.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-01-08

We ne ,in call attention to the adver-
tisement of tho new American Sewing
Machine. The American recognizes but
few equals and no .uperiors, al every one
who has purchased will testify. 1t i. the
ligh'e eat running, most durable and aimplest
machine made. For particulars write to
the Company At Cincinnati, or call and ex-
anime those on sale BY the Misses Cart
man.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-01-08

Noes Boots! I! 60 TO .NcGsMkA's,
..rhe REFORM, boot is gaining ground
every day; price 81 30. They mast he
good or Mc(irath would not Take them
back and give you y new pair, after you
have wore them, In Case a pair turns
out badly. 5sMctirath has the rephta-
lion az being thesbosspshoe EN- porium.
All first class goods warranted. ,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-01-08

d. M. Ferry g. Co., the we'll known seed
growers OF Detroit. Michigan, viii accept
our thanks for their Seed Annual and an
assortment of garden aud flower seed,
Ferry's seeds are now regarded as the
standard Of This country and give s%atisfa-
lion wherever used you can get them fr m
-t~ Gi.e tliem iria!.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-01-08

It IL onlv IN the most fertile sections that
Fever and Agns becom" a scourage. Hap
piIy FIR our race, DR. Harter's Fever ard
Ague Specific ia an ininfallible remedy for
ali forms ann degrees Of malarial disOr.
der. For sale by all druggist.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-01-08
81 Reduced FSgxres

As the winter season will soon he oyer,
we have determined to close out our large
and we'll assorted stt,ck OF gents heayJ
clothing al reduced prices.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-01-08
E0ux.! EIoUz.!! Flour

Go to McGrath Tor Il good article at
low figure. lie insures his best Hour
and will take it back if not satisfacto-
nv. He don't sell a second grade article
It first class figures and tell you Its 10
the best.
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Dress Goods Cyoaksli Notions!

-DICSS WUOUSI 7
Go to McGrath's and get y OF those
ladies cloaks. Warranted
twenty-five per cent lower tina New
Orleans prices. Gail and examine his
line of notions, hosiery, etc Black
empress cloth, silk, alpaca
Of all kinds at prices that defy cOmpe.
tition. Ladies ties aud ladies hats for
the million. He has fine shawls and
knit goods that will be closed ont
One price! No jewing! Salts
faction guaranteed.