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National Republican., 1880-04-23

CINCINNATI, April 22.-Perry county to-day
elected delegation TO the State convention
favorable to sherman. In the Nineteenth
(Garheld's) Congressional district two dele.
gates wero elected to Chicago uninstructsd
but favorable 10 Blaine.
National Republican., 1880-04-23
Forest Fires on Long island.

PoET JEFFERSON, l.. l., April GA terri
Bile forest fire swept noarly the whole Of the
northern portion OF tho town of Brook khaven
yesterday, burning thousands of acrcs. The
loss is estimated at $4,000.
National Republican., 1880-04-23
EnllsIpg noys for tho Navy.

NEW LONDON, CONN, April 22.-The United
States steamer Minnesota, Luce, commander
York to enlist boys into the United States
naval service. She will sail within ten days
National Republican., 1880-04-23
Fostering German Commerce.

BERLIN, April 90 In the Relchstag to-day
discussion was commenced on the first reading
of tho bill granting State support to tho Cor.
man South Sea Trading Company in its rela-
tions with the Samoan islands. The Secretary
Of tho Treasury said it was tho duty Of the
National Republican., 1880-04-23
Thn AIhnny scratohors.

ALBANY, N, Y, April 22.-The Reform
Leugue and Independent Republicans opposed
to third term for tho Presidency met at tho
DoayGn House this morning aud organized
by making Matthew Hale, Of Albany, chair.
National Republican., 1880-04-23
Fatal Accident.

BALTIMORE, April 90. - Jacob Andrews
aged ffty-two, was killed yesterday by the
fall of wall on the Gelston estate four mile:
from this city. He was digging near the
foundation of an old building. when the whole
pile toppled over, burying him III the ruins.
National Republican., 1880-04-23
The Great Fire at Hull, On,

orTowA, April 22.-The estimated loss by
tho fro In Hull last night is between two aud
threo million dollars, with no insurance. The
remains of only one of the four persons known
to have been burned have been recovered.
National Republican., 1880-04-23
Inssa ohusetts Press Association.

Boston, April 22.--The Massachusetts, Press
Association leave this city this evening by the
Fall river line OH visit to Washington and
Richmond. The party will number nearly 100
most of whom will make tho trip through to
Richmond
National Republican., 1880-04-23
a rnlbustering stcamor.

PHILADELPHIA, April 22.-Thero Is n rumoi
hero Tonight that steamer sailed from this
port within the past few days, having on
board arms, ammunition, etc, for the Cuban
In al
National Republican., 1880-04-23
More of The Terrible Tornado.

RoLLo Mo-, April 22.--News has reached
here that sixty. five buildings in Liking, Texas
county, were destroyed by the tornado, but
only one Guild was killed.
National Republican., 1880-04-23
Another Billiard Match in Paris.

PARrs, April 22.-Mr. sosson aud n. Wig.
naux, tho biilia,dists, will play o match game,
commencing on the 25th or 3oth inst. and to
continue five nights, sixty points to bo played
each night. Tho stake will be tho same as
was played for Mt the last game, corners 10 be
barred after three shots
National Republican., 1880-04-23
Nominations.

The President sent the following nomina.
tions to the Senate yesterday:
Edgar NJ. Marble OF Michigan, 60 be Com
missioner of Patents. Joseph X. McCammOn,
of Pennsylvania, TO be Assistant Attorney
General of the United Stntes
National Republican., 1880-04-23
Ten Yenra for Nrunslnughter.

New YORK. April 22-George c. Randolph,
who shot William Simpson, jr., the pawn
broker, on the Sd instant, was to-day SON.
fenced to ten years imprisonment.
National Republican., 1880-04-23
Austrians Withdrawing from the Persian
Army,

LONDON, April 22.-A letter from Teheran
to tho Vienna Neue Eric Presse says several
Austrian officers, who woro engaged to reor-
ganizo tho Persian army, have resigned, and
others contemplate resignation.
National Republican., 1880-04-23
Five Hundred scotoi, Emlgrants.

LONDON, April 22.---Five ehundred cmigrahts,
including several Scotch farmers, left Glbsgow
for America this morning. ... .
National Republican., 1880-04-23
GnIhnrIinnilnnA-

Tho Senate in executive session yesterday
confirmed the following nominations
To bo Census Suporvisor5-H. W, Richard
son, OF Portland, Tor First district of MAino;
w. j. p. White, Of Philadelphia, for Birs, dis
trlct Of Pennsylvanlh; Cyrus Soods, ST., of
Poasautvile, for Fifth district of Ohio; j. NJ.
Bynum, OF Rienz, for First district OF Missis-
sppi; William IL. Gibbs, of Mississippi, for
Third district of Mississippi.
To DO POstmasters-C. NJ, Keyes, at San
dusky Ohio; Eli q. DeWolfo, at Findlay, Ohio;
Hans A, Hanson, at Albert Loa, MINI.
To DO Indian Ageuts-Wiliam IL, Berry, Of
Colorado, for Los Pinos Agency, Col. j. q.
Tiffany, of New York, for San Carlos Agency,
Arizona.
Navy Promotions Commodore John NJ. ID.
Clitz, TO be rear admiral; Captain 8, r. Crack
enbush, to be comm0doroi Commander Il. w.
Meade, to be captain; LIeutenant'C Commander
George II. Wadlcigh, to BIO commander Rey-
mold r. Hall, 10 be an assistant engineer.
The Senate rejected tho nomination of John
b. stckncy as United States Attorney for the
Northern district Of Florida
National Republican., 1880-04-23
AT HOME AND ABROAD.
Incidents that Serve as the Foot
prints of Time.
Cohoes strike Compounded - The Great
Tornado-Unvages III Aikansas-For-
est aud Swamp Fires = Another
Paris billiard Match-Pcnn-
syIvnnia Railroad Earn
ings = Casualties.
The Cohoos strike happily Ended.

CouoEs, N. Y, April 22.-Ths strike at the
Harmony mills is at an end, both sides having
made concessions.
National Republican., 1880-04-23

OLEONARGARINE has its defenders as well
as it has opponents. Whatever may be said
in it's favor, IL cannot bo denied that II is n
fraudulent butter and being such should not
receive Congressional sanction for its manu-
f,cture. A visit TO au oleomargarine manu-
factory shows tho composition: The article
principally used Is the best Of bsof tallow. 1t
is first ground ilue, like miuce meat, aud
boiled, and undergoes various processes OF
strnining and stoaming, etc, until II presents
tho appearance of a rich htty substance.
When cooled IL is mixed with sweet milk and
chuined very much like butter ITSELF aud
when it emorges from this process not ouly
flavor oft when manufactured from the milk
Of grass.led COWS.
National Republican., 1880-04-23
Colorado Convention q allied.
Ohio DoIacates no ChIonoo

DENVER, Col, April 22.-The Republican
State convention will meet here May 25.
, 1880-05-12
THE CALI,

THE CALL.
junnK KDRuMKoNp-The bnrbcd fence wtfe pntont
cAReA. -
Junak n1nnnE?T-alM with Judge Drummond 70
henr Tho bNrbed wire patunt GaAuB.
APPELLATE Contradictions,
Jtin9E uAnx-no ,. csll. NJ +an, eoush PsFk Conn
jrUUE ii HE.uN-Noc call. No. ; on hearing.
lupuE ttDnE!8-a1a, asf. 275 27Sf 10 H. ineluaVo.
JUnaa MultAx-11a, z.s% ~. zB, Isl, xa %G "a 10
E. Inclusive. No case on trial.
JuD0H ruLEr-ld, II. IL, ~ a. H. No caae OF, hear
Ing,
2s, 81. NHS 66e tD7, tO. g!u, GI3, Gt5, and GLE.
Ci,iNiNA Cuuitr-63, EH, and VII
, 1880-05-12
TILE LAW.
.conadian in Search Of a Writ of
Habeas Corpus.
pu,l Record Of ALL the Proceedings Of
the Cook County Courts.
IN GENERAL.
MATTHEW II. EsCOTT.

MATTHEW II. EsCOTT.
Matthew II. Escott tlled petition ycstort'ay In
~ circuit Court ask!ng for writ Of habeaa
w a.a,,. A Judgment was uncovered ngAtnst hiln
sV1y : @sw DAYS ago by tho Cauada Investment &
.ronoy Company for tho sum Of SIT, $40, and n
esn,ss wa, Issued for Ills arrca, tho Judgment
sotrr based On m allegation Of fraud. llo
ss.isa "a 0ul bnil, aud went over tho. rivor, and
nav nsks to DO discharged, claiming. hrst, that
~ tnri. A. u. 1880" md, second, that no ailI-
". IN ,sns filed In court NJ required by law boz
gns ia Iss,,I,nco Of tho cNplIs nd sntsfnoen-
t"ur ,,,',, N Nt,ntjer which he wps arrested.
, 1880-05-12
PROBATE CoDRr.


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a; ~ iKsS Ks.. ta r 4 Gig g lame. Mskss Iis
GoaaTss. q I, la n r. elss!9a Axsest Jssob r.. D.
iaSs' u'Sius's i, xus.as appsSd: ess sad ssats
elp enI ~ asej, js' s't Mary HoItan, provt of heir
, 1880-05-12
OLD SETTLERS REUNION.

ROCHESTER,, Wis, Mny 1o-Thc Racins
County Old Sottlors' 1tcunIon md Daskot
Picnic will be held Mt Hoyt's Grove. near
Rochester, Tucsday, juno l, 1890. lloll-call at
10:45 a. m. Tho Hon, Charles e. Dyer. OF thu
United Stntcs District Court, will delvcr tho
opening addrcss iii tho afternoon, mud bu fol-
lowed Gy other old settlers. Arrangements for
n tlny OF unusual interest nro fully m1de. a
general invitation Ia extended to MI nOld Set
tlurs" and thoIr friends. ALRltRD CARY.
y. d. rECK, Secretary. President
, 1880-05-12

Judges Drummonl and Dlodgctt Will eit
together tu-dny tU hcnr tho barbed '1ohec-w'fo
cascf.
Ttn condemnation cnso Of eotlth Park Com
,,uissioners ,lgntnst Dunlcvy continues to draE
.ia,u before Judge Curry, and will probably %.
cupy MI tho remainder Of tho wick.
rhc Appellnte Court will henr motions to-dny.
mt mfter tlnt will probably take Il ruat aa FUR US
thn cafI Is concerned.
, 1880-05-12
APPLICATION DENIED,

Special DispattA 10 7ns Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 11.-Judgp Gresham
has donled tho application Of William II. Deach
Of South Nond, u large paper-tnunufacturer. for
q discharge from bankruptcy. Tho ground OF
tho refusal ,vns that his accounts ns member Of
two manufacturing firms nnlh commission firm
DUNG business In ChtcnKo wero no confused thMt
his creditors could not arrive at tho true coudl-
uon thorcef.
, 1880-05-12

william e. psKood 1sass TO reply double 10 ples OF
Lott i!canEd Jonoa y Orlando H. Wills ci ai, asst.
Un ND, tho llSp Wno,6uty ii. Tay]or, ATTY, pf
Couft ordered that cart or 0tA character Issue 10
Col. 4. ii, Et0ul OF Louisville Ky.
, 1880-05-12

IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
HAnt1guun0, Pa., Mny 11.-Tho Great Council
Of Improved Order Of ltcd Mcu met this mor'i-
Ing in the hall OF tho House Of Representatives..
They were welcomed by Gov. IIoyt and MAyor
Patterson. Grent Keeper 0f Records Connolly
responded III bchulf OF the Order.
, 1880-05-12

In tho euro OF consumption thoto is probably
pophosphitcH prepared BY Mr.. James l. Fell lows.
chemist, st. John, N. u. a number OF uases hive
como ut,tlur our notice tho past year whcl tho
nstunishing. We writo this unsolicited by any
one, and auvisu tho afflicted to try it.
EDITOR aCQLQNIAI, FARNRN."
, 1880-05-12
MORTuARY,

WUR 1UARY,
Special Dispatth to Jhs Chtcaao TftbunG
DECATUR, ILL.,, May 1l.-On tho 9th Inst. James
s. Parker agcd 06 years, worth sl5o,ooo, diod at
his homo III hiaron- lie had resided In Macon
County nearly thirty years, nnd lonvcs wife
and 1.-Two grown children. NiRfuncrul, which wis
largely attnndel, ttluk rlnco to-day.
, 1880-05-12

U]cerntlye wehkncsaes md dcbilitatn9 humOra
of fcmales cured by Malt Hitters.
, 1880-05-12

chancery orlcr*-l,12l. fnEmcrn' Isonn 4 Trust Co.
Chicago, i'tktn i southwestern II. H. Co order to
~ Efu siilIDr $l.U fur Nf Ills pnsGht-is. Hnn
Mi '. WinsIoili arguments Oh motion c0iiclut1u
snJ tpkpn utlucr adyisGtrent.
, 1880-05-12

" ,1,v1rED STATES ClnCUIT COURT.
NEW SUITS.
l,nu, Mary 4. Thompson y. 1lattle A. md vatnnm
snis pasent fHt Improvement III houd drussos' pat
, 1880-05-12

49,. COUNTY COURT.
plea " arnp y Enna st A. stipulated that diff 11s
itSs IN II ttoeIAlly plsKjDd, "
' a matter Of asL J0alAh l.. janet, cialD of
, 1880-05-12

Nedctlr will euro dyspepaIn, lnnHllor. Tuontat
exhaustion. and all tho attending lniseries.
, 1880-05-12
CITY REAL EsTATE.,o,. '.

I = e'..4r,-.-,
TVlR HHLF-M VKET ON BTArR-sT. NEAR
MFAD CoE III Ia aa,ie.sL
T,; -. III. ~ 7.iif3f7F 7777, VII, IN
e,n prpes11 i2 fIHt Ifnns md M ~ 'gst SS.p
ho,I,cr .sne br1nEinF rental 1t tsD yHnJ n.
qulrb ~ JOHN j. Mlt.Eh ti pfsia's"ss Iah fs*Ato"
1J1it IA ~ II FftfE1l I'M vi ldJIt1tNfJY.tfr NlsAK
soI =, = sa.s:r9 nd;
fIUn BAl.ls-ED WEST HtNtsREH.HT. MAR
l. 1foynU, 2-stnry brick With tnlnft ono Of tho
mint convenient house. for aninn family IN tho
city; pftcC Hny fAaMt terms " ah.t FOseeaason IN
1f7J7i Ttft "a
, 1880-05-12

4 HTIltjlttils'fl-ln lns. Dl E1A.lH NEVEK FXIIs
~ tehd ths past. prassnl ard futuFo curtsStly
Ahd Wish ~ kpua MhaG 1e.t IL. will tu xU to
kalt AeF. p!h1s y Huutk Ut&un.nk. '. '.-
, 1880-05-12

(,AsM PAID Eolt ,ss,S;, inoKSs, l.AAhx1i .S!. AMP
EIEAIIh'A eyrlpF Ln1lsu4 lld ue4sbJfhh MI
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-09
Alum and Iron
Springs.
Watar Mace and Pills.

Water, Mass and Pills.
Adapted in chlonic diarrhoea, constipa-
ton. and scrofula.-Hy, Latham, nj. D.
Pres'l Virginia Medical Society,
Successfully used in Dyspepsia Chronic
| Diarrhoea and Scrofula.-Prof. 8. Jackson
University Pa. $50
Efficient in anacmia excellent appetizer
and blood purlier-H. Fisher, M. d., Ga
Valuable in nervous prostration, indiges'
ton and chlorosis.-G. +. Mathews, M.
D., n. c.
"A fine tonic and Alternative, very yalua-
bic in diseases peculiar to females, chronic
fever and ague, bronchitis and diseases Of
the digestive organs. j. f. Rough ton,
M. D. Ala. -ty ~.
Tonic. Alternative, diuretic: e of ma
lures greatest remedies Medical Associa-
ton OF Lynchburg Virginia.
Adapted in certain affections OF the KID
neys and bladder; dyspepsia, lupus. chlor-
osis, scrofulous and ~ntaneou Affections
Prof. J. j. Norman, MD Va,
Relieves headache, promptly-both sick
and nervous.-Rev. E. c. Dodson Va.
Sample supply sent free to any ply
stefan desiring to test. Pamphlets sent
free. Analysis with each package.
Water as it comes from the Springs "a
per case Of 6 gallons in glass -$2.6 30 for
5 gallons, "a for 10 gallons. 81 for 20
gallons in casks. Mass 80 cents and 81;
s., 80 and s. for half dog. Pills, pure
sugar coated 25c. Soc. and 81 package;
81 as, $3.50, and IS half doz. Sent
postpaid anywhere. This Mass and
Pills contains in reduced space all the
curative power Of the water, and is con
venient. palatable and soluble.
Springs open for yisitors June LIST
Board $50 per month. Special rates t
familesl and parties. Carriages meet visi'
tors at Forest and Lawyers depot, eacl
fourmiles from Springs, upon advice o
arrival Address
A. m. DAVIES, Pres. OF the Co.
en- 70 Main St., Lynchbnr2, Va.
For sale by both drug stores in Brook
haven.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-09
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
The meeting Last saturday--Dis-
tinquished Men to be Invited te
SNEAK Here Oct. 9th,

At a meeting of the Democratic Ex'
ecutive Committee of Lincoln county
on the 4th of September. 1880, it was
resolved that Saturday, October 9Th
1880. be designated as the day for pub
lie speaking in Brookhaven. and tha'
the Secretary be directed to invite the
following named gentlemen to address
the people on that occasion, VIZ; Gen.
Robert Lowry, Senator Lamar. Colone
Charles E. Hooker, Major E. Banks
dale, Judge Wiley P, Harms, Colone
P. Nelson, EIector at large, aad Hon
r n. Miller. Elector for the 9th Dis
trict.
1t was further resolved that the fol-
lowing named gentlemen be requested
to act as committee of arrangemen ts
viz: Messrs. R. B. Withers. DR.. Fl. P.
Atkins, W. Fl. Penn. E. NJ. Bee, T. ]
S. McGrath and e. Bowsky,
A report made to the Executive Com
mittae, of the organization of the Mace
donna Hancock and English Club, was
received, and 1t was resolved that the
supporters of Hancock and English at
each voting place in the county be
urged to organize Democrstic clubs
without delay.
The newspapers of the county were
requested to:pablish the proceedings OF
this Committee. and 1t thereupon adj
journed unit! the 9th day October
next. -,
SESSIONS Presd't
r r APPLLEwHTTE Secretary
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-09
MURDER In FRANKLIN COUNTY.
10 Owens Waylays and Kills Jno. r
RaMmAu.

On the 30th of August, John P. Bow
man. a citizen of Franklin county, was
brutally murdered bv Joe Owens. The
particulars, as far as we are able to
learn, are as follows. Mr., Owens. from
causes unnecessary to mention, drove
his wife from home, with the threat
that if she failed to go he would kill
her. After leaving she wrote him q
note, asking if he would give up certain
articles, specifying the same, without a
due process of law. His answer was
that he would, ami that he bad no OBJ,
lection to any QUE coming with her. sage
either of her brothers, Stephen or John
Worthy. John Worthy then went to
Mr. Bowman and asked him-if he would
go with his sister to get the articles.
Thinking there would be no harm, he
consented. When Mr.. Bowman and
Mrs. Owens rode up to the gate, Mr..
Ovens vas sitting Oh the gallery and
ordered them OF Bowman told him
that he won i Geave - ~ mad not come
for any troub,e'or d ficuty, rhey then
turn d and rode of, 0seas g.@hta
shot gun and Wen q near way BoS-l
man. seeing be meant harm, tnrued,
and facing him. said: "Don't shoot M
I am unarmed, and don't want any q ms|
Guilty" He raised his gun and fired,
missing him the first shot; but taking
more deadly aim. he fred the second
time, shooting him in the breast aud
stomach with buck mot aud small shot
mixed. Bpwman then gat on his horse
and rode down to Mr.. Dave Duun' s. his
father>in-law, where he died the next
evening. He was a good citizen, inof-
fensiye, and didn't think heShad an
enemy in the world. He leaves a wife
and little babe to mourn his loss
Owens, after he had committed the.
cowardly deed, mounted his horse, and
at last accounts had evaded capture
and the justice he SO richly deserved,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-09
New Advertisements.

We call the attention of mill men to the
advertisement of G NJ Mahle, saw manu-
facturer, Louisville. He manufacture
saws and deals in saws of all kinds, anC
will promptly fill all orders received. H'
keeps a large stock, sells low, and is per
fectly reliable. Remember him when yer
W Mt anything in his line.
Mitchell & HebdeD ,boilermakers, Louis
vile. have an advertisement in to>day'
paper. This firm stands number one II
buainess circles, and they turn out none
but frst.class work. Mill men and 9TH
ers desiring boilers. would find ii to theil
interest 10 correspond with them. They
are large dealers and a%bundsntly able tt
I'LL all orders received.
G. Kline Il Son, we'll known to any o.
our readers, continue their handsome ad-
vertisement in to-day's paper. All or
ders /. ut them for fsashes, doors. blind
etc, will have prompt attention
Read the advertisement Of Jno. NJ
Gage, successor to Dayis & Gaze, dealer
in sash, doors, blinds. etc. He makes his
own work and sells at bottom prices.
Chas S. Cline, OF Louisville, has IN ad-
yertisemeni of his large establishment l.
another column. II you want sash,
tinds, doors, or goods In his line, you
could rot send TO a more reliable man
than Mi Cline.
See card of r B. Withers. He will be
In the front rank all the time.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-09
FOR STOCK
bRooKHAy EN-, Miss. =,

BRooKHAyEN, Miss, June 21st, 1922
[ have used the IMMINENT known as p. Henrys, and
have been greatly benefited therefrom. l desire,
that all should know the fact, and that ] believe it to
be the most powerful liniment now offered for. sale.
| have been greatly troubled for a long time with a
severe pain in the hip. and mp to the time of trying
this liniment received no relief. One application has
almost entirely relieved me. Any one suffering with
rheumatism or any kind of pains will find an excellent
remedy in Henry liniment, and one that l believe viii
cure them. -t" Y DAY.
'.-.... BRooKHAvEN, July 9th. 1880,
Having seen p. Henry's Liniment advertised, l pur~
chased a bottle for use on my wife. who bas suffered
with rheumatism for many years. / applied the lin>
iment twice, anu am pleased TO say all pain has en-
tlely Disappeared. I had previously used other lini
ments without effect. s. +. MAGEE.
~. MEANWHILE, June 9th, 1880.
T have used P. Henry's Linimelt in all cases for
which it is recommended and it has gwen full satis>
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-09


the programme. We will not men.
ton the names Of the, young ladies
upon whom We gazed, and gazing,
wished we were back to the time of oui
young days, and not 30 aged, that ever
old Father Time outran us and amour
ced the hour for going ooner than we
wanted it announced. SomAbody ID
going to give another sociable soon, we
expect, and, IL " are 90 fortunate az
to be invited, we will leaye our cay
char. look as nice as any old ~persontyOn
ever saw, and taking our walking stick.
from the corner where it usally stands,
with becoming dignity will we wend'
our way to the place OF amusement, and
try to make the young folks believe
that we do not remember the war of IL.
IL But to return to erection of houses.
~Tfisspatrons Of Mt. Carmel High School
have agreed to build an addition to the
present house, thereby giving a spa>
c'ous edifce 70 feet by 80 feet, and a
ten months school will be started, be-
ginning on Monday Oct. 4th-one new
teacher having been employed, making
three in all. We do not know of any
neighborhood whose people are more
interested in the cause of education
than are the people here. And just
here, q word about EDUCATION. 1t is a
u that really demands attention here
md rlse@here. 70 know the difference
between it and ignorance. one has but
go refer to the history of communities
Nra, of nations. Then will be more
thoroughly understood t g advantages
Of a knowledge of the languages,
mathematics. etc. A good school will
be built up here, for the advantages
Are gpod. i.. l-...u,t ).tIs
Morality is prominent. We say it be-
cause We know, Law forbids the sale
of intoxicating liquors. and the people
stand firm in the performance OF duty.
Few, very few temptations are offered
20 boys and young men who attend this
school. because temptations do not e
list Mt. Carmel may we'll be proud of
the good name she bears, both as a vil-
lage and a community.
A protracted meeting is to CON-
menced to -day, at the NJ. E. Church
near here. We understand that sever
al ministers will be in attendance. A
meeting also begins in Dry Creek
(Preshyterian) Church. about the LIST
Sabbath in October. Rev. @. A. Mum
roe. of Crystal Springs, will be present
to assist Rev. G. It. Storey in the ser
vices.
Thanking you for the space given us
in your paper. we will bring our letter
TO a close.
PAIRS FIFE.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-09
After the BOYS.

Yesterday Capt. P. G. Milan made
complaint before Justice Baggett tina
a half dozen boys of Brookhaven hat
left the bars of his field down, las
Sunday, thereby iniuring him. and war
rants were issued for their arrest Tht
boys were caught yesterday, but re
leased until Saturday. the time set TO
the trial, upon giving a bond OF fifty
dollars each.