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home GATHERINGS.

WINTER QuAnrElts.
Capt. Sum Moore. Of tho schooner Xach
Chandler, reports thnt ihcre arn twenty-uno
steam and eull vessels laid up ut Escnnnbn, III
clult,,g tho Chandler. F,vo nf tho vcssGis nEu
ore-latlcn. viz: tho sparta, Genpa, sumntra,
Nhodcs, George Sherman, &c. ttnrrsont and FL.
King. Tho Chn11tller Is tho first vessel ever laid
UP ut EscnuAbn with grim cargo on GoArti.
Tho schooner g. II. johnson, hid up Mt Escana-
IN. has on board no tons OF supEl!es tnr the
FnyGttc Furnace Company. which VIII be telltHttl
Rcrss the bny Us soon as the leo becomes strong
citutIBb.
bor trom ChuLoyRan tor tbIs port, lhna gone Into
rio sshoonor Lo,tio witt viii winter at Al
Tho tugs Ani.io H. Stullh and Protection hayo
hccn or1lcrGi iho winter ,,arIers here; nls9 tue
M 5 o R50rT9s5s rTnon
Btrninlant Conipnny's propeller Nyock.
The Western 1'rais,,irsnsion Conlpar'y's pro-
pclltr OneidN Will winter NJ milwaukee,.
NOTICE TO VESSEL. MASTktts.
Ilarbor.M Mastors William CArpy and John Me-
Cnrthy hAve Issued tho following notice to mas
tiers and 1wIUra 0f vessels:
careful 10 have their vessels well fast. anu keep
cienr Of the trnws OF MI bridges, from thu taet
oI'srate, all wlntor aud tho watsr eleas: Conss-
1usntty unusually hard teo WIZ form, thus iio-
cessltnting extra precautions"
N1SOn MITES.
Marine insurance expired nt noon yesterday.
rclnsl,red her ycsturdnya
neess VIE hnve sarE1es or stoSS &C c9 on
Ing s,ich caruocs discharged anll forwarded by
,hnjoh vMsin "i FrinR III I" ,he cri tI!s
for gnch hour uf service performed: The 81
cantract for kco1lnK HteHliA IL not per hour, bul
rho propnlIers iiesion md Milwaukee, will bo
, 1880-12-01

Mnorn ~, stntcs Tint tho fceng IN E.cnunba y shnt
a,lF H.! ssl. M WHILE Tho Wn.low as ~ to credit
,S s,, q viii, AZ r.; s; e%,:Y :; S r {; Is
eis ix ssr at nc 1o s iqsotla Mtn q e ono sn
ot mo SUM! bnnts Ut tho limb.
to th tha tsni it"K & to tH rsss ss ft' t ~ s1ko @
fortnnnto ,ternngcrflont OF mntii.tcry compelled
her to Kvr ~ .ile Iab md retifo nio sintcr
deep wntor. Mtld will hayo % romnln wture sio
- until eprt1ta: sf.nol nutsldo Of hor may af-
tnrt ,,t sotMe rsoetsnn but there IL rnnsn % fcMt
s @ sf s III III .essMi ss r. vii f'a leass qhs hsss:
nnbn for Cllcago to-tlny.
THE wAnMlsurox DtsARrEf1
Tho MnstGr 0l tho scllnnner OeOrgD II. Wnrm-
i!nx'on arrived ri Eseni,aI,n on Monaay, and IL
;.L Mo"ro tlat his vessel es upoi! the rosks
w1s snlitslctl when sfe struck tb prevent pound
lt'K' mud INV lies froxei, In 80 thMt her rcsoli0
S", S ,Ss S eo3s sa at snfnF s e. ysssS II II
ard thus occupies i shcitsrcs. postion. She bas
tuIl curRo nf cnnl fur ChlcaKo,
sCHODNEI WILLIAM IOsEA-
.Cnpt, DMvld Dali has returned from Grand
1iuvcn IIb suites thnt Tho tcAno1er William
;nnes hnl hor bows cut through by tho leo .whila
wRrd .whi!e lon,llnR lutnbor tho gtirront nf tho
prnpeisor DaburD'a wheel cnnsed II lMrHu cnkB nt
,gs tG hfss 6reax hank 10 !sr se1 lse ille
Of tho luke, wiero Il WINS either d,enacet.
~ very short tlno. Fortunately she wna only
anas caulh ensi!y De uhiaiaa.' il WA fasi in.
1'ssll'la to kot tho Jones tlrn9h tila leo to tho
try's!nck 1iol,co the l,,tn!,ur reo wus removed,
tho breaks were temporarily patched up, aud
tA0 sessei plnCetl In winter quarters,
AS0TIlEN Tlr1 CUT TllltOUnH HY ICE.
Wh[IR 1nnvfHr H1tnnf In In i'm, Mnr,iav hN
, 1880-12-01

Jo,yn. ss Nv WITH % four stea,; mn Gratis bchi her.
as r.; @ w1 wt s III se ss n1 Il
win got through without much 1noro trrihlc:
Thn htcAnl. .E,arxn Caldwell went outsin Inst
Tho stortn. barvo Yorefnito ind cnn.ost lett
this morning, but 1nly went 9A far ~ tho tnouth
Of tho ver T. a "sf ,1 ortSo III I;
HIN through fos siso. Thoy Will proximity iny
" rhy IT, City Of Duluth, which passed down res.
Tno Y M.1rs St f;, Win tho
thinks lilo phlinlclplla, l.ehlR!l, J.,n!ath ana
coraurt, TuLtle, ltonnnkc. and C1loran hnyo Ynt
ont all right. Tho tinrlantl retAsed them all bc-
!. srte'at bt.raieh 70 re CAteaeo 7rtan.;
Cotxl,EsTE IT,, , nns SrS: . mmno ifa,nona
thom through. T',g down iIc:t !: likely p get
steamer City If detroit nro mixing prourcss Up
Tho two bargcs with ct,lsostBnre trying to mako
tic FssT ssst s bsss.ts %ts9' y 4Ss % %saseso r,spn
clear oi boats Tonight. Thc ferry t1arlanI r.
NV sys * es assns ss s 4S sk rsy r. PfFss
behind hor. Tho steamer city Of Detroit hnyoa
Pelct, Island, md was laying IN about the aamo
1a t!s svnninx TaS n, WITH naEs @ Eve ;
without assistance,
IN THE arnA11s.
Special Dtspateh to The Ca.taaoo 7ftbnre.
CnEnoynAS, s!ch:. Noy. D-Tho schooner
oa'ss %ss sstss ss !ss hsss ih's nd n1 ss
to-day md strlplcd. They report'loss oi float
nnsSsrs' y g. %i Iis!s.s. Tbs Ke'dcFhouso il
FbSy b ~ inc rp. ltyoyf itS " Now York and M,wou
, 1880-12-01
e.o Survivors Of the Lost Pro.
wv ,alIer Simcoe Reach COL
lingwood.
minute Details and Incidents Of
tho Entail Shlpwrcck on
Lake Huron.
1.ne, of the Five I'e Persons Saved
and Eleven Persons
Lost.
ras rng I'cn Drake Again In tho Sand
-stean,-l'argc james Davidson
III Trouble.
Lite and Interesting Intelligence from
the Ice Siege on Lake
An East Wind Assists tho Ferry-Boats
IN Releasing Baleaguered Ves-
sells.
l,I,|,uaI cautlonary Signal Arranged ior Tho Lakes
II yarieIy Of Interesting Natter
Generally.
TIE SIN1CQE. :

A1tcF Lcn' ~ Wv ,, n. III -,
r.n,tjan prupelor Sncoo aro afforded deinlt
'a.a1ma,,ou sa@ couccrning tho occurrence Ut tic
a1..,tsr and tho fato VI tho crow, through The
uedlum nj the rropellcr Nofthern queen, "hlch
~. dspatehcd 10 Groat Aian!toutn islund q few
10 ssa1s %' ~ ,ha,e sn, rrvn mrus " a
pch up sursho'0 - tnu.o ., ouoa pu.p :" ~
.ny How wea '9 s.pc"a Hace.vua naa 10 nu
hsss n iIv Ins,oa % tho Aren't Of the Now Enxand
TnspSraton n 1st 1Genanyf av.fp@ :: 'ns port sp0FS
onoS59 M9S a ~ ,1s hs frI,n neaaG nryi
IT, sRepv H. ~ nf, iast "Wednesday. FIrst Mate
asee aS GS,,n n f,r ~ ti uruw wcTe sayaI in tho
d9aq1di n ,e evening tho spec,a1 Jsnatcbes 10
as ma!Sa TaIsE ~ s rom iss caal!1i ,uroa, Of Cor
upon S1tt'ai !ns 'ath nL.utteh 10 III CheeSa Tribune
co1l1SHwoon, Ii.scr, Ont, Nov. m.-Tho steamer
Man|1" sai pnrta ss Grorht clown iiyo PERSONS
Tss following aFo tho paFiou'afs oi tho iis:
.1st: @ ,..,n,or at,oooo ,o,t cht,,oo hound ,,r
cainvWeod' lnn Ut Ia:15 n. nl' on Nov. il, Sho md
t eo sn os nTW n} % Kynr nn
E ~ hxv wostnrIv ~ .,t. VIII
saoS ee ~ y; m hc ~ ,var %a ooaa ,a ws tvoa
teaeas ~ ~ 4 @ ~ NH ~ ' ,"Inh+ ~ a'n "'''
's"sT nn Thn1nv: ~" III" .,i thoy hnli n smnnih rim
IaIea 'Mg @ Ens Pnssf fso ~ sso, ~
~; ihckSt tn Will .rna an,,th INV o"H tno
.Ea 1sa ~ nmi r,",',, H. atoonr e,nin1 ~ hnT
,rs axv san ~ ano @ sH,n 'A' 'l''nof sons w n'i
sGasss ms Wn3E,".Haw ~ Et ~ Tim nuc, 1s,oraa
~ ~ ttchi cE n,sssi lin us,,nI ,1ls;uucc ~
sa ~ III, ;hcrc Tc,G ne rst sot With wi, cnvv
~, ~, ~ a,N 4. H. at,,trn. ~ oa",,r t,asi,. ~
r. ana .Ms s,Sus ;,,,.,!' , ha5' a. t T. ~.
N o ama WITH ~, Isi,tts ~atwnv IN M ve"tf,"r
, 1880-12-01

Affections Of tho liver, bilious dlsorlinrS, sick
hcatlache, ctc.. Ars thoroughly eurAi by DE.
JAynO'A sanutlvo Pills. Acting as u general la1-
tor from iila bowels, gradually change the .vl.
ttated secretions Of the stomach and iivbe, and
I9stQEe AesQ eSHans 10 healthy condition..
, 1880-12-01


soath-sdo dock yesterday for ropnirs.
,,., -..---..-.
LIE a.o,r r,snua1Erof' ~, IT,.
yo..o,.''''M sSuw M ASn lck.
..E ae1tor"ay morning the 'ako WINS again covered
ticid extended a lone distance % below Grosso ss,
Point, and tel, or twelve miles out from the
shorc. 1t was composed Of iurso cakes frozen
tosethcr so rs to form MI anhrokon body. T.g
Captnlns nvcr that tho thickness uvernrc,l ono
,..u .., o"u,. NJ .,o'es. Capt. saa shanhnn, Of tho
ptopehoF Nsaek, "h!eh arr'feh !urlnB tho loro~
Ice on tho way IN tho w west shoro, mnr,euIariv
between Milwaukee, and l,uotuc. jIo n,so cor.
Hr,nct tho s;utou,ents of tho t,Jr (,uptnIn. c,m
conccruipu tho yastncss OF tl,e tloi m ,bs nnrt
vou,"rdn, :, - r. n~.,n,, 49,, ,, tIr., ~ .D -. .. ~ "
aes..s"as ha.srnoon .ne W,na shifted 70 south
east. md began blowing With great br!skncss.
cunu,atIo sborcwaru. whera II pcd m md
wos shOvuJ un,icr mntIi Il ,hIntnoss ~ hat,v"a,,
s!s and oisht reet had boo9 aua!nua d. 1nst The tug
Eu!t'tlB WI u me nnrnor pecnuao of tht: bar
s,nrcS ,nwt, TN 'i.rm ~ 81; i H..I p1o
Wultkrumn wss.rr I'm lnr9a s"i,n|n"r =
i. NichuIson WAS sucn IL tfn 1nurnnI
WORKING toward Chfcnoo. vnrv n,,,nfs
crsprie,i ,krt,ig,, loss nf' sn,ITas. I'it,
the event tllut s4u aid rcttltn. The ttu 'Tutn
j}rUwu undertook To reuth tim Wntors Works
Crib with supplies and QUO nr two pusscnKgra,
nut cDu1u nor Het nut 0E tho bnrbnr. Capt.
tic u pers tS t @ tt IT. o Gy VIZ ~
tnn, ~ ss pSr ~ IN an1 sr1 1 se snost io
, s h s.nna y" ~ io ,mer M".har ,s' T. Mseti
!ho tce wnlcn cnnfT.,ltet ttIo tug and found Il
sn s,,Ie ~ S'x tetI ino swii! Soat ta'peslHl Rnt
stnek III lno Tee, ,lnu Wns relgased
yyoeae Ire K rtesno; :, dss,,x ~ ~ Tno ~, rKo @
tho !akv lor thn gnrpo1e or turning aso!!nt but
o TIC lcg pleEenG PIT M lf"m t Mng -: eno turned
Sun. which t1ni Rgno Into tho luko to sock tow,
roturnul 70 tho riverwith eons'uerabto difficulty
J1ist htter utfk: ,.,
snow ocHan 70 Tut ut O'CLOCK last ovDntng,
nhg 'nnGrlal!y 10 the tlfseon.fUrt Of Buch vos.
eclR As hnppencl to bt cnUKslt outside.
THO C3llil!HWoou Lane prGpc1tcr CanRda, Capt.
khht left llwnnkco lor tta port ycstert!ny, but
encountered Ice md rai, buck. Shs Is not troiled.
FROM THE sAuIr.
mi nnI i,vd '1% ~ Xxx " sea rsGLont
Ifnrd ,a.t,,r,,.I ent ,rti"., n,,fs' @ =.
btc Aurie whsro t.,v n nn''x t1n tSr % m,s nauir ~
lin ,vj,ttr trt,nv H;,,, % III o ~, HeN.o @ ~
, 1880-12-01

LUBT AND FUUNDs
T OsT-A MEM0itASlbuM HOOK. COSTAlSISfs
nxccpt 10 pwHur fInnr viii . ktIiiut,ly tcHtrtjes
W rtturnlnx aame To =. fil tN,M. Honn l la sAlle
, 1880-12-01

rs)itT HURON.
Tonr 1IrROH, Mich, Nov. 30.-Tho steamer
Flora and propeller Lawroncc, bound down,
have arrived.
Wind gouth.
l'ottr IlUnox. tflch, Nov. 3o.-The steam
blrke James Davidson arrived up Tonight frum
Luke 81. Ctnir, where sffe cut hole III her bow
with the lee. Enough Rrhin will ho elevated to
got tho hole ntoro water in or'lor TO Hlnku tho
rutlu!rs needed.
1'ho prorc!lcr Scotia will 10 stopped at this
port lUlil IOHn.
nAY ICfrY.
Sptrtal Diratth 10 1hs CAted9o Tribune.
Ray CRY, Mirh., NOV. ;U.-NavLKatfon Is
thought Il, he c!tssth fnr tho ecasDiI. Tugs vcs-
eels, and stcnMess hnv0 gone Into winter 'lllnr-
ters: The sudden freezing up decreRsGl tho
lumber shipments for tho mnnth nearly h,Ubk.
MNi ieet Salt shipped frhm this pnrt tn Chicago,
Milwaukee, md Duluth during tho scnsoi, Gat,-
uIi barrels.
DErNOlT.
Special nspateh 10 Tns Chicago Tribune.
DETWOtT, Mich, Nov 30-l1ntlml uf,-Arrlved,
propeller City Of Dnltlth scnw r. l.. Jones'.
Bound lawn-l'ropelIers 1tGrheslur, A1aska,
NGWhur4h: atcn,il' bnrge 1rou Axe.
Wind eAst, light.
nurFAL0.
J. Eptctdl Dfipatth to The Chicago Trtbun..
nCreAiD, II. T., Nnv. H.--ArEivGd-rrDrcllc
Alconn: ,schroncrs Sun Diego, G. s. llazurd,
Ho bouts Cleared. Matters aro vory quiot bore
, 1880-12-01

.........-. PERSONAL. .....
11ERstNAi.-A w1I,owEn OF H. TEMTEHATH
ano indn,trioHs. druggist y proie.son, wishoA
worttnx. .a!r uatwscn tho auen - and f with view
n lnhtflmnny. tOrre.p?ntcnro confidential. No
llrts Or pGrt1ng Of hAl character need apply. Ad-
Irca. Y. SMITH, Clly l'1at-t,tlen.
7)EitsOSAL-j. sKEI.sEY or MUNTKEAL,
l. please send s nts,lseas 10 Tribune orce. W. II. 81
msSj; q 9Ra .soa EMls saStss, u p9 o
fr!tn01 j IL rrtinH nfrt. - r. = -
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-08-05
Sense Like a Horse.

A man armed with an army gun ano
n butcher knife went to n South Arkah
sas newspaper Office and remarked to q
man sitting at a table:
Are You the editor?"
EMO, sir, / am the proprietor. Car
I do anything for gyou?" w VI
'Iwant to see the editor"
'On very particular business?"
sfNo, NOT very, I simply wanted tc
kin him for Publishing an article about
me last week"
sis your other business 50 pressing
that You have to Kill him this week?'
Gift ls any accommodation | can
wait asfew days.
81 wish you would, for / sold him a
calf sometime ago and he owes me Sc
on it. If you kill him now I'll never
get the money. N-T
'But you conld take the calf back
and make what has already been paid
clear of all expenses"
"That's a fact" said the proprietor,
musing. "Ill send a boy after him.
No, that would be taking advantage of
him, and he may not like it. Call next
week, and I'll have him here"
The man left, and the newspaper man
remqrked to himself: $50 much for dis
obeying my wife. She told me not to
forget my pistol. If / hadn't played
proprietor. that fellow would have shot
me with that cid Yankee gun. L would
not be found dead shot with such a gun
Next week, just about the time I'm bnr
sy, this fellow will come around again
with his stalwart f~ield~piece. If he'd
only como with an Arkansaw pistol
would not mine it. but it would be an
eternal disgrace to be killed with such
a gus After this I shall obey my wife.
That woman's got horse sense. and
looks into tine future like q mule.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-08-05


In the skirt line. we have an article, well made
IN every respect and well prOportloncd fer onty
30 cents, positively worth so cents and 80 cents
Manufacture. -.--r
made for 80ceRts.t ftE Is
Our celebrated 10 tucked and fl0unce at 70 cents
$ tuck ana double Inias aleseents, s4g tuck
ed huunce and ema6f aed atsg cents ~ "a
70 tucked~skrts gfUr4 81 sEtys never failed ia
give entire satisfNtionf AMI parties who
have tried them always come back for more
of them.
Our cfemies al 50 cents on account of their size
ana fiuisH are! the most astonishing article
iur tue mice That can befouud in any market
We h We also trimmed chemise a. IS cents
and tucked with embroidery at 90 cents and 81
cent and with inserting at - cents besides The
finer CRATES up to So amt IS a piece.
The cat of our Sacques as well as sewing an{
finish though IL be only a 40 cent ore Is VIVA
cumInends them to popular favor, and we guar
| antee that We not my have the best assortment
in the city, uut the best made and lat the loves
prices.
A complete asorthlents o~flaIies corset cover
| from - cents up.
\ o pistes asortnents OF ladies' sDrawers .
| cents ana upward.
A complete assortment OF clthtn underwear
A complete assortment OF infants underwear
InfanLs Robes from 60 cents andup 10 - 90.
Calico Wrappers from 90c each up to 81 90.
Percales Lawn anu Cambria wrappers a spec
ialty. n
Ready male suits from sl25 up, and a fun lin,
of Lawns, Muslin, Linen, aud Bunting suits al
so Of SIN at low prices.
Any article in a wardrobe for Ladies, child
rec AMI Infants made To order anrIt guaranteed
Every Trticle is made under our personal sup
ervislon with special attention to style and I'm
ish, so that every article enumerated Is a pertec
garment IN every respect. Through our specla
order department we Will gladly furnish all IN
necessary concerning the manner
style and price of any article that any lady des
res to haYe made. We Will also send our spec
ll measure list, so that any .one can take tn
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-08-05
White Goods.

White Goods.
They are bought cheap. and are to be sold in
the thirty days.
5 case ) white pique at G. S and 1Ocs
Victoria Lawns at 10, 12S, 10, 20 and BIC
Bishop lawns at 10, IN, 20, % and 30c.
Plaid and striped nail.sooks at 10, II
and half, 10 and zoe.
Linnon de Dacca and de Syrie, 10 TO 35c.
: cases white linen lawns at %, 80, 50
and forty cents. ~ as
, cases white swiss Muslin at 10. II and
half. Is, % and 25c, "a.
"a Il s4 white organizes, from 80 cents
5 Cases extra fine new design white
Pique, .,..y a. +. .i 4a..... JlHs.
4 Cases printed linen lawns at Zoe.
h Some sold as high as 20c54ast week.
, Cases printed linen lawns at ~ lie.
. Cases printed linen lawns at 15c.
6 Cases printed linen lawns at 20, y
and Boo, RS B4st.HE
| Case printed linen lawns at &c.
Z Cases very elegant printed J~aconet
Lawns with side bands
, Cases Gray Linen Lawns at Toe,
worth l5c.
100 Pieqs iines trench printed Organ
qies.inst opdaned. d" 8 W.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-08-05
FURNITURE.
r. "
W. G. TEBAULT,
AZ ROYAL Street,

Desires to inform the pub
lie and his patrons that his
Stock Of parlor suits, cham
Der suits and dining-room
suits, both fine and med
ium, has never been as
complet as at present, with
prices lower than ever. bs.
His stock of Furniture
suitable for country trade
is very large and, special
inducements are offered to
Wholesale buffers seavs +.
Orders from the country
will 4, have especial care are and md
Npmptattention. - hs,e
w, q. TEBAuLT,sss lit
AZ Royal StreetSsNew Orleans
Jan, 22-Iyn .sslas aag % ~s
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-08-05

TOTHE RS
WITH
Rheumafi sm, Govt and Neuralgia,
THEoNLY SURE AND PROMPT REMEDY
FOR THEABovE COMPLAINTS is THE
JlJgesasELEWICZ's
A Mt i.R B 9 umatic M tx t ure
TITS Medicine Will never fail to give almos
instant relief and in most cases effect a perman
ent cure. The .Jurgieiewiez's Anti-Rheumati
MiXturepa has been ia the market Tor Inc las
twenty We afs. an8 has now esbablIsped a reputa
ton when no Other remedy can equal. 10 +
.~RRooKHAvEN, MISS, Feb 29th, 1878.
DIR T.. JDR6TELBwICZ, .F9tH
Dear SirF-Tl have been using your aht, hheu,
matism Mixture, an61 find II splendid. NY s"f
hadeaeufe ri euinatIsm and could not walk. ant
one bottle Of your mixture relieved MN Amos
entirely: he Is nov going 10 Rchoo. and Is taking
the second bottle, ind u rs Just what you re
E~present 1t 10 he. Also had a severe attack oil
neuralgiain my lead, and one tablespoonful o.
your Anti Rheumatic Mixture gave me Amos
instant relief. | am recommending IL TO al
that are sui ricg with neuralgia orrheumatism
sndI don't think ID will fail in any case where /
is taken according TO directions, for dom
think there could be much worse cases than my
son was. and it~corsc him, aud l. feel unaer
many obligations to your valuable medicine.
Yours very respectfully, MRS, MI KELLY,
~ JACKSON, Nfss.y Juhe2nd.lSz1. )
'DearDoetor j urgieiewicz-f have tried your
Ri euinatic Medieiue, and | want you to send Inc
another bottle Before took It, couid not
IL" These se4 aoaStingt the ta tirtsssty Of this medicfiue
are requested TO Write Judge d. W. Hurst. Sum
nit, Mi IS; Geo. MeLeon, WcComb. City la1ey
May, Summit; Jas Regan, rNeyf oleans;zIs ii.
] must naiiths attention OF 1.-THE public TO ne
sure and get the genuine article. MY Medicine
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-08-05
TTNRTT IN &
Gettingon the Police Force.

"Well. my man," said a philanthro'
pist to a hardened looking chap confin'
ed insthe New Orleans perish prison.
''what are you in for?" >,
I'm for thirty days, L reckon" said
the prisoner, sullenly. ~fl
ono, not that. What offence did yon
commit e.,,g {ea..,< .,.
Didn't commit anything. The Judge
committed me"
"W9n,s You must have been accused
of some crime" =" NV
ooh, yes, / was accused OF trying to
get on the police A..
"Nonsense. Trying ITO get on the
policsis h61fme.A1 Fnayself ave rec
ommsgaedman sYorthymen for posi-
tions Oh the police force, and have heip
ed to get themonR'
els that d fact2 That is all was
sent here fol-. Yon see there were two
of rs, and Eeboth dried Et9 get on the
same policeman. W. had INN down,
bHt some of the other peelers Thought
we were crowding the man too hard,
and"
That will do, SIR said the philan>
thropist. II understand your case eKs
actly. Here are a few tracts for the
improvement of your mind, which Just
now appears. 70 be q littie warped p
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-08-05

Black & Mourning Goods.
l0U pcs black alpaca at II l2c worth zoe
Black cashm rette at 1jc, worth 2jc.
All wool black cashmere at Ace.
Black buutings St15, ~ and Doc.
Black french buntings at 30, IS and 40c.
Black lace buntings At 30, - and SOC,
Bombazette Empress Cloth, etc. 4
%tL From Auction, MN NAHs
$4,000 yalde Hamburg Embroidery,
A Big Bargain. Look at them.
Also
800 dozen Ladies' Linen Il S Hdkfs, al
81 90, Worth ~ 30
-z Address,
: THEO DANZIGER'S SONS.
131 Canal st., New Orleans, La
H..' maye20-3m =
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-08-05

MISUNDERSTANDING Magnetic Silver
Cables a Specially ss
The Oldest Established Company South,
andIhe-o only House of tie Kind iN-
the Southwestern County. s
James N. Robinson, Gen. Agt & Nangr
246 Canal Street, NEW ORLEANS, La.
Orders filed With drspatch, satisfation
guaranteed. m july>15>3m 8
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-08-05
cRANp@HoTEL,

fA4t z
POINT CLEAR, ALA,
This delighttdl resort will be open for
the reception Of guests May 1st, 1880, ana.
snder the present management mo efforts,
will be spared to secure the comfort and
pleasure. of all who visit the Grand Hotel.
The shdtsf building Is newycfean and
commodioqs.a Ii issitqated on a pointsof
land extending out from The eastern shore
of Mobile bayT-affords a splendid view of
that beautiful sheetssof #safer,sbys whichiI
ia surrounded OF three sid6s, and IL visited
at all times by the ~deligh3fal breezes the
sweep over the bay from tie Gulf of Mel
90, ipt3 which it Opens In mixes bel
Point Clear. eaa ssbizf soy sSSsj
Splendid salt water hating can be n
-withinA few steps Of the dbors Of the hos
tel. FIk b and q sletsf III. @ndapee. Ele-
CANT ldF pressure eteaaheraAvili nuke dai-l
lytrips between tim lioteE and Mobile
carryid n the United Statess mail "a postc|
office cling situated in the hoteis also tele~l
graph or telephone COMMUNICATION.
Rates billboard, So. 5OTper day. Special
rams madcato families. dhrs single persons
by&3eek ormonth. Address, until MAY LII
- o. L. sHICKLE, !
- Locks Box 2l36. New Orleans, Laa
ASxs,'h bat date, Grand Ho3el, PointGfear
sA3oes Box loo. Mobile Ala. aprl-4m
49,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-08-11


The "DouBTFuL STATES. THE follow
ing figures relative to the so.called doubtful
States win be of interest In 1879 Pennsyl-
vania elected Republican Treasurer by 5S,-
43S majority over the Democratic candidate
The Republicans held New Jerseys Legisla-
ture by 10 majority ON joint ballot. The
Republicans elected the Governor of New
York by a plurality of 2,70O, and most Of
tEeir State ticket by an average majority of
y, 1000 over the united Democracy and now
control the Senate and Assembly by major
ity of "a on joint ballot. In 1878 the Repub-
lican candidate for Governor of Connecticut
received majority of 2, 500 over the Demo-
crat; the Legislature is Republican. having
AZ majority ON joint ballot. Inthe Congress.
ional elections Of 1878 the Republicans carried
IL and the Democrats o districts of Pennsyl-
wanna. The Republicans carried and the
Democrats in New Jersey in New York
the Republicans were successful in "a and the
Democrats in o districts, while in Connecticut
the Republicans carried and the Democrats
|, making a total ii the four States-Repub-
licans, 40 Democrats, es.