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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-16
To my Country Customers:

have the pleasure to inform you
that | have effected such arrange
ments with the best manufacturers,
that / will be enable to sell goods in
New Orleans at the regular Boston
and New York prices, l am now
ready to fill country orders to any
amount at figures that will convince
all, that they can buy in New Or
leans as cheaply as at the North, oil
East. Purchasing goods at close
figures, and in large quantities,
can sell at a small advance and thu
give INV customers a better chance
to make profit.
Ny establishment is heavily
stocked aad u creator ssriSsy OF
shoes Of all grades can not be fouhd
in any Southern City.
Hoping to be henored with YOU
visit, or your orders by mail.
remain, yours truly,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-16

vhe nrATeHF RAu tho IHHdeE0btp
The trueat and the best:
So soon to siak within the arms
or eveslaasing reatrx n
fassr pAtlens, accomplishing sPns N-'.iA
Haa fousht the bitter fight;
Y1u keep the day beaeath the palms.
Beside the sea Of light
| I knox that on our home to-day
The sunlight sadly shines;
Your little orphan children play
Beneath the garden vines;
The roses You year ago
Watched i.to beauty wave,
Unfold to-day their leaves Of snow,
To lay upon your grave.
Six years ago. with fond delight,
With tenderness and pride
You gathered to your faithful heart
My sister as your bride;
You gently led her happy feet
Across her fathers sill.
But to day she sits widow
In the old house on the hill.
Two years have flown since mother lean d
Upon your breast her head,
The while a sad-eyed angel stood
Beside our fathers bed.
That angel turned those dying eyes
To the Eternal throne;
And when he from the old house went
He did not go alone.
God help us when such sorrows come
To settle on our lives!-
Two widows in the old house grieve,
Where once reigued happy wives,
To-day we miss two voices
Two steps, alas! are still.
And only orphans gather
In the old house on the hill.
know. to o.day. my sister
Weeps beside your place OF rest,
And perhaps your little children
Lay a cross above your breast.
You are happy. oh! my brother;
| But your place we cannot ill
| In the sad, death broken circle
At the old house on the hill.
l know to-day in loneliness
Our dear old mother stands
Life's web is almost dropping
Finished from her trembling hands,
And soon those weary hands will rest
That tired heart be still;
And she, too, will be carried
From the old house on the hill.
Oh! brother, in those awful days
That came before you died,
| When in q bnrst of sudden fire
My very soul vas tried -
When trust was ashes on my lips,
And friendship proved untrue.
| You LAID rae in your faithsai A.rns
Aud po1e my uuIdens, 100.
am trying now, my brother,
| In nv sick aud lonely hours,
To take the cross God sends to me
And wreathes it round with flowers
And when death slips 1t from my hands,
And softly lays it down,
Perhaps he'll strip the flowers off.
And make for me crown.
We are coming. we are coming.
Oh, my brother, one and all;
Each day we see the leaves of life
Loosen their hold and fall.
And sickness. death and sorrow
Will cease our souls to chill,
| When God calls US out forever
| From the old house on the hill.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-16

Marriage notices and deaths, not ex-
ceeding six lines, published free. All
over six lines charged for at regular ad-
vertising rates.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-16
1iferaEp.
The Old House On the Aill.

BY MADGE.
stand to-day on stranger land;
A mournful emerald sea
Is stretching out its wailing waves
Between my home and me.
But, oh! with sadly yearning heart
With eyes that vainly fill.
Ny thoughts turn to our dear old home
The old house on the hill.
lis your birth day. oh! my brother.
And the land is ali n leaf,
But my heart has naught to offer
Save the passion flower of grief!
We keep the day in sorrow
In the blooming paths you trod;
You are keeping it in glory
In the flowsr>land Of God.
The bravest aud the tenderest,
The trueai and the best:
So soon 10 siak w;fkin the Rrms II
or everlasting reat-s ~
fassr patlens. pBcufnpl aining sPni ~
Has fousss She bitter 6ght;
You keep the day beneath the palms.
Beside the sea Of light
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-16

i Is minu es.
H t.EADAoHE, /. EAR.
i aie, Toothsche. in.
a stsntly.
NEURALGIA. in six
n II ules.
Relieves R H u NJ A.
I tism, in ore day.
\ PLEURISY,in in oneday
u PAIN IN the BACK OF
4 side in FIVE minuIes.
d COUGHS OR COLDS
\ in one day.
! ASIA MA, B 4 O N.
n ehial A fecti,ns. Dys.
NJ pepsia, LIVER, Liver
N Complaint, pafp,ta>
4 ton OF tht Heart
Il inflammation of the
i L dneys, Pies .and
II Erysipelaf
II A SPECIFIC FOR
, 1880-01-10
THE CELEBRATED EUREKA GANG PLOW

Has won place opposition has been successful in more pcw
vented thorough construction ITS heavy wrought
enable stand s
Double Lever and plw work and hillside It's
bolt with b slot 10 ten 1t on easily s' a "'"
has highly satisfactory.
, 1880-01-10
THE CELEBRATED B4IN W4GONS.
The Leading Wagon of the United States and the Best Wagon Made

The great and constantly iucrr asing pop iarty GI
extra care taken in selecting material the thorough
using the rigid inspection to wh;eh the WORK Is snnl
emnovmeut of nothing but the best skilled free abo
in tiiscariine piece work and paying mechanics by
work and producing wagon which for strength, dnl
is uneauallcd by any other wagon made. Full kou
the feloes and protecting them from wear, OIL cul
patent Skein tightners will be on all Gan Wagons
, 1880-01-10

The PETITION SHOULD BE GEANTED.-
The "Gentile ladies' Of Utah present
strong case in equity when they petition
the lower house Q; congress 10 unseat
George .. Cannon. That body has passed
laws declaring polygamy a crime. and Yet
permits one who lives in open violation
Of these laws TO enjoy one Of rhe high
honors OF the nation, and TO associate on
an equality with Its members, unques-
toned and undisturbed The expulsion
of Cannon would be blow at polygamy
which must weaken 1t, and it should be
followed up unrelentingly before the evil
gets fcothold in other states and terri
tories where it Is rapidly spreading.
These ladies furnish full bill Of partic-
ulars upon which to found an indictment
against Cannon They state the number
of his wives and children, with other par.
ticulars, which deprive congress Of all
excuse for being further indulgent toward
him. That he has been Polygamist FOR
years, by his own practice and confession,
is q matter of notoriety. and that he
should so long have escaped the penalties
of the law occasions general surprise
, 1880-01-10
4 MEN t.ESIJ

Had risen IN the business Jack ketch,
Of Tyburn, was outlyne. Fog twenty
four years Caicraft 5putuu.i t. wiR the
applause OF press ana pU.ic. ~: con
iinin5 his eNertiuHs t1 Nrw-aIc, Ice tgay-
clled In the wax, ri the 5Gl-,S round
their circuit lie pe-,r haGgica. IL
has executed seven pirates together, and
performed his work :,i,h entire sa;Isiac-
tion. He hanged three mans ~ Nan
chester, and showed u ryl:tr 'U;u.lp; foI
the anonymous threats ,aa; w..sc made
against his iifc In Io'ii, hc hanged
Franz Muller. the young German tailor,
who. 10 pay his passage {" America, mur-
dered Mr. Briggs in carrag- og the
North London Railway. On the night
that Muller died there vas diSgraceiul
scene around Newgate The house was
filled with spectators, who had paid more
than couple OF gulnyaS apiece for 4
place, and who spent the night IN play
ing at cards and singing choruses. When
Muller set foot on the scafOld, he looked
up at the chains with perfect self-pcsses-
sion. Then he murmured 4 confession 10
the attendant clergyman, and the drop
fell instantly. These were the three
great criminals OF Calcraits career
Greenacre, Couryolsier and Muller. In
1865 public executions were abolished,
and the hangman's glory was departed.
The gallows was hencefortn erected in the
prison yard of Newgate, and only silence
reigned on the spot which had seen the
executions OF Governor Wall. who fiogcei
aman to death; Of Bellingham, Mr. Per
civals assassin, Of the Cato street con-
spirators, whose heads were cut off on the
scaiiold after they We're hanged Of Faunt-
leroy. the banker, and Of Bishops and
Williams, the burkers" Calcraft soon
retired from business which was rapidly
falling in popular esteem, and Marwood,
his lieutenant, succeeded him
, 1880-01-10
,. RA.s7M, scE 4 CO., Propristurs,
Buffalo, n. Y.
Sold by II. +. H0IIES and J. II. DAY.
Sheriff 3 :Aalr Of Rcai Estafc.

.SheriI"s = SGT" Of RCGf Esf@fr.
DY VIRTUE OF ~ EXECUTION
s } issuel ont of the District i9urt of The
fir>. Judicial District Of Washington Terri
tory. and To lie ,lirecsed and delivered for
judgment rendered in said court, on the eth day
Il December. /. D., 1873. in f:yos of GEORGE
y Evans. Plaintiff, ami against III. u. HoDGIS,
Defendant. for the sum II One HundIed and
Seventy Dollars and Sixty Cents, with interest
at the rate of 10 per cent. per annUm, from
Nay 18th. 1873 and Gusts Of suit taxed at
50 -. | have levied ulon the following de-
scsil,ai Il estate. t1-':it: trmmrGcius at a
point - feet north e the northeast Gunner Of
Wright and Second streets thence north along
the est line of Second street 20 feet; Jhence
east i09 feet - - f0ot alley; thence south
along the west line Of SAID alley 20 feet thence
west 100 feet to the place Of beginning Said
lot being sixty feet front on Second street hy
100 feet deep being full lot seven. IN block l.,
Of the town site II Waliula. situate living and
being in the county Of Waila Walla and Ter
ritnry Of Washington, with al and singular
the LereditaInen,s and appUrterancas thereUnto
belonging. Notice i hereby given, that On
MONDAY. the I::A ,iay OF January. Isse.
~ the ho;r of o'clock, > n. Of said day,
viii sell AZ the right, title and interest of the
said H. NJ HopG!S in and 70 the above de
scrihed real estate. at the Court House door.
in the city and county Of Walla Walla, " T.,
AT Public Auction. 10 the highest and best bid
der 70 satisfy said execution and all costs.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF De
! eeinSer, lSs9.
JAMES &. THOMPSON,
Walla Nalla County, ". t.
j. ID. MIN.
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MIscELLAMrous uL1ANIMos.

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UOMESTlc SNTElLIOEnUE.
vCnSS

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