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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-16

The l:eOryesown. Co.,, Ai"e' o.
>"v<m.I~r siah, seys that Il b . g'ave
question: whether legal noiicss print.
~ IN . patent oataid~ a. . "Psa.
mt INSIDE. +" shert are nOl illegal and
,"id, anil .Ilal.: :" We have l'ee"
personally a.sur~si Within the 49,
l-~ months, By The land O6'rs ="
thorItie~ ai Washingtoe. that s''s'"
uuLlh1ti.,nx are uud00l,(es1ly heS.
~~ %
The lS~nsUcsal. " The Wlscossssn
L<x,.lstur. viii have nssjosiGy over
a,l ., three IN joint t'aiiaa.
\ -pestal dispatch " ~ easter"
ps,,er anuounci1g that the Northern
ra.ili.. isark crossed the ielI0wss"oe
Ut Livingston 90 the :3tb u Novem-
i.-f, adds: Thus, In one year !e
lsve yrs.jssi and bs,ilt track ~ mixes
west twxrd. l.ivinystou b hat twenty.
i've n,iies jrOsu l3UxesaleN. anN :. Ine
v.,iut nj y hieh the Ee3DOwstosss' essH
i.rxncl. will .iiv<sye aoulhwsrd.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-10
Doing Of our Legislature.

a Joint resolution was passed by tho
Legislature for an investigation Of the
management Of the Hospital for the
Insane at Weston. The committee
appointed consists Of Senator Woods,
OF Ohio county, and McGrow, Of Mo.
1ongalia, and Mcssrs. Bee, Crumrino
and Evans, OF the House. There be,
ing no good reason for investigating
Inc management Of the Institution for
the Deaf, Dumb and Blind at this
place that portion of the resolution
was ,.r. son out.
The House joint resolution propos-
ing a prombitory amendment TO the
Constitution was called up in the
House on Friday last and the vote
being taken without debate, stood
forty ayes TO twenty noes, and the
resolution not having received the
votes oftwo-ihirds Of tho members OF
the House was not adopted
Col Nonroe's hill looking towards
compulsory education, noted hereto.
fore iu our columns, il sppcar5, met
with such general opposition that
the Colonel withdrew 10
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-10
A New Political Party.

Chicago, Ills, Feb. "A commit
tee, appointed for the purpose, have
issued "a call for State convention
to consider the railroad question,
which says: 'All citizens of Illinois
who arc in favor of compelling rail.
road coporations doing business within
this State TO comply with the laws,
and of securing schedule rates that
will be equitable to all parties and
industries, are invited to meet in
convention in Springfield, March Is,
1882, for the purpose Of organizing
the State and placing every county in
charge of q committee to detect, re.
port and prosecute every violation of
the laws by corporations. aud 70 adopt
such measures as snail insure Justice
being done the people by the agents
of the law who have Its enforcement
in hand
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-10

Horrible Murder.-A brutal muir
der WAS committed in ST. Louis coun-
ty. iast saturday night, on the person
OF Mrs. General Doris. By her grand.
son and IA confederate. winch il Of SO
cruel a character that the blood chiils
at the recital. Residing in stately
mansion, together with her daughter,
The latter OF whom had a proiligate
son, the boy and selected partner.
after much planning AMI great delib-
Grafton. entered thc binding secretly,
ent'cad his grandmother jnto pre-
tendly sic.l chamber, where hjs part
ner lay i'll bed, and there the two
seized and choked the venerable ma.
tron to death, robbing her of fine
gold watch, diamond rings, which
they tore from her fingers. and ether
JeweIry OF great value. The monster
contesse5 the deed, aud attributes it to
whiskey, where the blame Of all the
devlment that is done is said to orig
'n"te.-Palmyra Spectator, Feb. 3.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-10

8. -. ENGLAND,
Publisher 81 The Sun New Y0lk Ciir.
Daa. .. 1881.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-10
Increasing Beef Shipments.-Fiye

Increasing Beef Shipmcnts.-Five
years ago, when the shipments of a
merican beefto England began, TWEEN
y quarters week could not be sold
in Liverpool now, Liverpool alone
takes between 5000 ana 1000 quar-
tiers s. week, and the whole trade n,
mounts 70 from ten thousand 20 twelve
thousand quarters 81 week, which, at
two hundred pounds TO the quarter,
would make say two million two hun
dred thousand pounds Of beef sold
each week in Great Britain, or H.
100000 pounds year In All article
referring TO this lsrge shipncut of
beef from this country into the Eng
Iish market the manufacturers Ga.
zctte noses that 2 curious fact in con.
necton with the trade is that, even
with the cost of transportation, A.
merican beef retails in England al u
much lower figure than it does on this
side Of the water. The Gazette ex.
plains that the secret lies in the diff,
ference ii cutting. In ENGLAND a
side or beef is cut into pieces Of from
ter TO twenty pounds weight, and nei-
Their bone nor fat is removed. Eng.
lishmen, when they buy meat, do not
ask for n piece OF Che round or srloin.
as Americans do, but for go mary
pounds Of meat. aud are indifferent
from which part OF the animal it
comes.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-10

to get them together. Il Distinguish
ed member OF the bar to-day said 10
an eminent member of the bench
Judge, If these dinners don't stop.
the President will soon have several
fine appointments at his disposal
PHoNo.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-10

a yocag girl deeply regretted ibtt
she WIS 50 colorlcss and cold Her
nee was ioo white, and her hands and
feet felt ss though tho flood did no,
Circulate After one bottle q bop
Birers hal been taken sho was the ros-
iest aod healthiest girl IN The town.
win vivacity AMI cheerfulncss u
Mod graf Tying 10 her fficnds.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-10
Terrible Calamity-Thirtv-Two

Terrible CaIamity-Thirty-Two
Men KiIled.-Soon after O'Clock on
Friday last, an explosion occurred in
the Grove shaft OF the Midlothian coal
pits below Richmond 4 volume Of
smoke, ciuders, wood and bark burst
from the shaft, which became chokod
up and closed. Intense excitement
ensucd, As it was known that large
number OF men were az work in tie
pit, which is over one thousand. two
hundred feet deep and three thousand
in acknowledgement. Twenty-four
OF the thirty-two unfortunate men
were married. Soon their wives and
children were assembled around the
mouth OF the awful tomb. The most
hearisrerdiug sccnes took place.
All efforts TO reach the bottom Of the
mine had TO be abandoned. as there
was danger Of general connagration
from the frcs OF the engine boilers
below, If ventilation was restored.
Until these have time to expire moth
ing further can be done 1t is, Of
course, impossible to toll how far the
lire has extended or when it will cx-
haust ltself.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-10
A LECTURE TO YOUNG FEM
On tho Loss Of
III w. I, J, 9 3 z

Lecture on tie Nature, Treatment.
ard Radical Cure Of SemiDsl Ee.tacei. or
SpeTmatoTi lm1. induced hy SELF 4 t.sc. lfYIl.
Gb@ry Er1j sinne, inTolepcy NtgFcus I,4ii,-
~. and impedimenis 10 Mari &c grrerl -
Consumption, EI'iitPsv, and Fi,s: Drrtl' o71
Pbysic.J lncapaoi;y. &c by @GBE',t o.. l,.i.-
VEbNkbL, ". b., sutton Of tie "Gsceu
book SC
The worId-TerOwned author in this admirable
Lecture, clestly proves from - g. "a r. eE.ii see
ifat the awful consequences O. $..-t $50
may he eheCturily removed without q t--o.tB
slfRieA operations bougirs. iusttun.ec.5 IS.
or corci"ls- pointing 0ut mode o.. c3gl .
once oertain ard ef,ctgnl, Nv r.ftl ery
sufferer, 10 mstieJ 1h4t his roc5';il1 ue5 be-
may cure himself cbeAPiy. priva,s.y, Ell fali-
caliJ.
NJ This Lecture will prove a tcoa - ih5u-
snnA and thousands
Sent under ee,l in plain euv-}or~. % h-v
address, on receipt OF six eeujs, cr ia5 8 sc
stamps Address
THE CULVERwELL Medical 90.
Al Ann 81 New York, n. l., Pos; Once E'1.
jan. 10, 1882 -ly. 81.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-10

Tho PjHsburg SUNDAY Leader quotes I:
H. Martin karg, Silver Greek. M.nno-
sota. cu5ed badly " uLdtt hDrfe With
81 Jacobs OIL.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-08

by the different British societies.
De egation will receive them at the d
Pot and escort the party To the Palac
where apartments have been ENGAGED.
The rooms are the finest in the building.
calm M. Boyd, Of the Caledonia Club.
has signed an appointment as one OF
the US-committee of the several clubs,
70 present an address TO the Princess
Louise and the Marquis in favor of Juo.
n. Kennedy, of that club.
COMinx West.
kKwASEE. ILL.,, Sept. John Fl. Gyse
Ter, Mrs. E. c. Dumett. Miss Ella Du-
NETT. Mrs. z. Freeman of San Francis
co; w. Morris Linden. II. w. Moore of
Oregon: W. 5. Ott, of Virginia; w. q.
Brown and family. of Winfield. n. H.:
Miss Plousky. of New York: Miss Pat
ton, OF Geneva. ILL.,, and siIty-fiye
through immigrants left on last nights
eml2rant train, To arrive in San Fran
cisco Sept. 4th.
New York Miatng stocks.
NEw YORK, Sept. mining stocks
are fairly active but irregular. Sutro
Tunnel declined from Al to 80; Consol-
ldated Virginia, lib to 11O: Chrysolite,
20 to 2i0; Little Chief Advanced from
81 t, %. closing a: 65; Hall-Anderson
advanced from l:}0 to 40; California, :3S
% 20: The sales for the day we're 49,
Oc5 shares.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-08

The canon of the Pope was denounced
as sne cause OF murders in Ireland. but
Ine speaker was told By persons in the
audience that the murders were for the
good OF Ireland cause.
Not Settled.
ATHENS. Sept. 7.-Nothing has beer
decided IN regard to the Turko- Greek
frontier question. II ia said n. Con,
doirotls. Greek Minister at CONSTANT
nople, Will have further conference on
saturday with Said Pasha. Turkish
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, and it is
believed if no decision he tisen reached,
hosfili;ies will be resumed. 1t is under
stood that NJ. Condoirotis has been in
structed not to yield anv Of the fipe
points in the dispute.
A Recomnel>anee.
kAssAssIS, Sept. Major General
Wilkinson and Colonel Butler, with a
BODY OF Indian cavalry and mounted
inIantry, advanced to within a mile of
lei II keber at this morning, and
TOOK sketches and made particular ob-
sefvations OF the enemy position. The
teoei troops were apparently asleep, as
none were seen by the British until the
.'sSSA "SAV kCtfAAuEs
Only Half said.
CoNsTANrIyorLE, Sept. lit is stated
that Lord Dufferin IS dissatisfied with
the Sultan's proclamation, inasumch as
while it states Arabi Pasha deserves to
be declared rebel, it does not expressly
proclaim him az such.
Awaiting lnslFueiions.
CeSsrANTrNoPLg, Sept. Lord Duf-
Term is still awaiting instructions from
England before signing draft of the
AnGlO-Turkish military convention. 1t
Is believed improbable that any obstacle
Rlll arise to prevent the formal signing
)f the documents. Orders have been
dispatched to Suda Bay to have the
Turkish troops prepare 70 embark for
Egypt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-08
Tha M;ll.rsburo. Nv. Female Collecs

The Millersburo, ky., Female College
would seem by its prospectua to b. IN
tended solely for Southern girls. The
President is southern by birth. BY rear.
ing, BY education, and BY sentiment" !"
says the advertisement; "the tsachers
are all Southern IN sentiment, and. with
the exception of those horn IN Europe,
were born and raised In the South. BE-
lieving the Southern 70 b. the highest
type Of civilization this continent haa
eeen, the young ladies arc trained 40
ooRding 70 the Southern ideas ct dali
cacy, re6nenent, womanhood, religion
and peupriely; hsnos - o0er . nrst.
class female college for the Scuths and
solicit 6e0thRn patrooage."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-08

SAN FRASc1sco, Sept. 7.-Followina
ara tho latest stock quotations:


TucsoN. Sept. IA special from
Guaymas Of the 9Th says: The powder
house Of Feldner and VanBarstel, at
Guaymas, blew up on the afternoon Of
the ID. II contained upwards of 10000
pounds of Judson and other kinds of
powder. One man had his legs blown
OF and died from the effects. Houses
and all kinds of buildings were cracked
and roofs destroyed. Doors and win
dews were blown in. The damage TO
the city Is estimated 10 be about $780,
OrsN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-08
4 Probable Suicide.

It is thought by the friends of Rich
ard A. Cochran, the well known money
operator, that he has committed suicide.
On Thursday last he informed friend
that he intended to drown himself in
the bay, and since that time his wherea-
bouts have not been ascertained. A
fisherman states that last Friday he saw
a man answering to the description of
Cochran jump off the Oakland wharf,
and on Saturdays steamer passengers
from Sacramento saw body floating
in San Pablo Bay, dressed as was Coch-
ran on Thursday. His effects remain at
his lodgings. He had been in reduced
circumstances for some months.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-08

Grain Rates.
Wheat, declining; $l.5Od l.65. Barley.
unsettled; spot, $1.311a bid.
Sc Above Par.
The Oregon Railway and Navigation
Company's stock ia quoted in New York
today at 1.56.
Getting the JMrv.
Yesterday five more jurors were &C.
cured in the Wheeler case, making II in
ell. A venire for eight jurors was re-
turned this morning. A number of wo-
men crowded about the Court room
doors this noon, anxious to catch q
glimpse of the strangler when he should
EMERGE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-08
PACIFIC COAST.
Net Gully.


PoRr TOWNSEND, Sept. THE jury
III the case of John Martin, indicted for
assault, returned verdict of not guilty.
A Grcenhack Meeting.
SAN Francisco, Sept. The Green
back Convention reassemtled this
morning. The committee on platform
reported q platform which reaffirms
that adopted by the st. Louis Conven-
ton of March last, of which it is prac-
:ically reproduction with the addition
Of a clause favoring the Sunday law in
a modified form. The convention PRO-
ceeded to consider the resolutions seri-
atm, and will probably devote day to
them, as each resolution gives rise to
argument and to offered amendments.
The debate occasionally becomes hot
and caustic.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-08

CLEVELAND, Sept. The following
"a story Of the owner Of the new fast
norse developed here yesterday: "I'll
NOW You fellers that have got no dol
iar hoss," said Ritchart, owner Of the
osovn gelding st. Louis, at the race
uaok. His tone was that OF virtuous in
ea&natiOn. Ritchart is q sport loving
sa!mer. who lives two miles and half
oos Of Foster, Iowa. Some time ago he
vent down in Kentucky, and bought this
eeee of horse flesh. He entered the
- GLASS. As he was stranger hero
- - turf sharps were inclined to laugh at
= o1atohArt for "greeny." In the pools
g Louis was summed by tho regulars
. one dollar against the feld, in which
!ere auch horses as MOllie Middleton,
Aue9heny Boy, Fanny Wilkes, Ben
f and others, to the number Of twelve
satsorA but as the pool selling pro.
seeosd Ritchert Was observed filing his
eoe9ets with slips, buying his own horse
u. which, aGainst the field. mAde IN
ysea9e equal to against l5O. Ritch-
eook all ho could get, and the Yaoe
LA. II was for three ont Of Ave. The
S =. Two heats were Won by Fanny
ukea. Ritchart's horse, s.. Louis. lAe-
Away in the rear, scarcely saving
-. =. olasance, but he won tho Last three
= SIn tho greatest ease, in remarkable
ana leaving the rest away behind.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-08
End Of ehe sachs case

Today the case of the People vs. Sam
uel L. Sachs, charged with assualting
his wife some weeks ago, with intent to
commit murder, was called in court.
Sachs, the defendant. and his attorney
were ON hand, but Mrs. Sachs and a
number of important witnesses did not
respond. Sachs attorney stated the
complaint, Mrs. Sachs, had left the
State, having personally refused to prose-
cute her husband for his murderous as
sault upon her. Prosecuting Attorney
Blarnsy stated he was forced to move Q
dismissal Of the case. He had this week
hunted in all possible places for Mrs.
Sachs, but his search had proved in
vain. From various sources he had
learned that she had left the State. but
where she had gone he Was unable to
learn. Judge Rix accordingly dismissed
the case, and discharged the defendant.
II ia learned that a divorce has been
granted Mrs. Sachs, and case compro-
missed. Mrs. Sachs is now east with her
mother.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-08

EUREKA, New, Sept. THE Demo
craiic Convention made the following
nominations: William Burke, Lieuten-
ant Governor; J. w. Richards, Secretary
Of State; Geo. n. Shepherd, Treasurer;
George w. Merrill. Attorney General; L.
I. Ham, Clerk of the Supreme Court;
George Ernest, Surveyor General; A. J..
cCarthy, State Printer; A. E. Kaye,
Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
All were nominated by acclamation.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-08
No0lna0leas.

Sc,Axros, Pa, Sept. 7.-Rspublioans
Of the Twelfth Dissriot nominated ]. A.
scranton for Congress-
/ Dxrnosr, Sept. THE Republicans
Of the Seventh District have rsnouin-
aAed John 7. Rice.
SAN FnAxcIsco, 6ept. The Green
hack State COuventi0n today nominated
Thomas ]. McQuiddy for 0ovssnoe
unanimously.
lalanoas Deaaeesasle Co0veneoon.
0rRrNoYrxlD, Sept. 7.-upon reassem-
bling ex-GOvoruoG John i. Palmer vaa
elected permanent Chairman. ais
kenuhlioan uaxty, Psssidont Arthur and
Jnv Hnbbcil. K 6eA&e Committee vas
thsn appointed. Nembses at large aIe
n. Il. MIG, John II. Ooee1y. ". i.
Treen. ]. W, Coppingoo, & Gaming. II.
Judd and Herman L1e0.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-12-21
New Advertisements,

! II w few OF our Young and middle aged
men can look back over their Youthful DAYS
and chronicle 4 perfect lie Here and there
an lndiscretion may have crept in. Ii this
be YOUR case, reader, do not delay and hour
but At once consult Il responsible physician
who may he able to relieve YOU. 4 phvsi-
elan VIII" has made Il life study of the
chronic and special diseases incident to
Young and middle-aged men is the only one
competent to attempt the cure OF the diff
cult and dangerous diseases. Such an one
may be consulted, al the rooms OF Dir. spin
nev, 10" Canal street, New Orleans. The
Doctor mak.> no charge for consultation,
and guarantees to forfeit $500 for every
case he cannot cure.
|! you want something nice for the Holt
days cal! on Powell x Co. Tney have a
great variety OF good things See their
card
An advertisement OF the Sunlight Ga,
machine appears clswherc. 1t gives Il fine
light, and can be put in country residences,
stores, schools, factories, etc, at small ex-
pense. Send to the manufacturer for des-
! criptive catalogue.
F'inlay 4 Co. have medicine of allkinds
( and will supply the trade at close figures
Read their advertisement.
/ Persons desiring to speculate in cotton
futures should read the advertisement Of
bio Woolht & Co. They are prepared to
plac" orders and will give them careful at
tcntion.
/ A. c. Bonner II Co, dealers, have Il card
in to-days paper. They are prepared to
supply the very best coal at rock bottom
prices. Send them trial order.
Jno. r. Perkins has an advertisement in
this weeks paper 10 which We direct special
attention. 1t will be zen that his stock
embraces everything in the hardware line
together with mill supplies, stoves, paints;
; oils dement's, collins, etc.
ChaS. Feahney grocer, solcits country
orders. He carries an extensive stock of
groceries OF every description, and will not
be undersold. Those who have dealt with
him speak OF him in the highest terms OF
praise.
F. B. II W. S. Hull keep constantly on
hand 4 large stock of doors: Sash. Blinds
and builders material of all kinds They
will duplicate any orders. Read their
card
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-12-21
A $4,000 Biblical Reward.

The publishers of Rutledge's Monthly
oiter twelve valuable rewards in their
Monthly for January, among which is the
following:
We will give $4,000 in gold to the person
telling us how many verses there are in the
New Testament Scriptures mot the New
Revision1 containing but two words each
10y January 10th, 1888. Should two or
more correct answer, be received, the re-
ward will be divided The money will be
forwarded to the winner January 18th
1893. Persons trying for the reward must
send 70 cents in silver no postage stamps
taken)with their answer, for which the,
will receive the FEBRUARY Monthly, in which
the name and address OF the winner OF tn,
reward and correct answer will be publish
ed. This may be worth $4,000 to You; Gu
it out. Address Rutledge Publishing Com
pany, Easton, Pen8a. It
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-12-21
Personal.

Miss Lizzie IIoskins is visiting relative,
here.
W. c. Raum, t'nited States Marshal
was in town Wednesday.
Miss Lee, OF Franklin county, is here on
a visit to Miss Ella Blethea.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Hardy have returned
from a very pleasant visit to the Crescent
City.
J. NJ Tedford, an old resident OF this
place, arrived Sunday morning from Me
ridian.
Geo. IIoskins has returned from the ag-
ricultural College to spend the holidays
with his relatives:
Miss Berthe Bowen, OF the Lea Female
College, Summit. will return home Friday
night for the holidays.
Miss Ella Thronton OF Lake was thrown
from buggy last Saturday morning, but
wa, only slightly hurt.
james b. CRANBERRY, OF the Pine Ridge
ncighhorhood, was in town Monday, on a
visit to his sister, Mrs Mitchell
nr. b, D. Bishop, from IIolmesville, will
We learn, move his family to Brookhaven
in January. He expects to open drug
store.
Miss Lula Ragsdale returned home Tues
day night from Georgia. She has been
away for more thana year. Welcome back,
Miss Lula.
Mrs. MolIie Baker nee Stewart, from
Wills Point, Texas, is on a visit to friends
here: She is in very delicate health. We
hope she will improve rapidly in the gent
al atmosphere OF her native home.
Miss Mollie Gartman, who has lcen
teaching in Claiborne county, has come
home to spend the holidays. Miss Mollie's
many friends are always glad to welcome
her home with her bright smiles and gay
spirits. She is ever an addition to our SC.
cictv.
III. p. Bonnafon, representing w. J. War
rington, dealer in musical instruments, of
New Orleans, is in town this week, and will
call on our citizens Mr. Warrington sells
instruments at manufacturers prices, and
those needing goods in his line would find
it to their interest to give Mr. Bonnafon an
Ir,l.r
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-12-21
Conference Appointments.

Conference made the followin,
appointments for this district.
J. A. b. Jones, p. i.
Brookhaven S,ation-J. \. Ellis.
uazlehurst-G. W. Millsaps.
Wesson and Beauregard-J L. Forsvthe
n. NJ. harrington, sup. "
,apring kidge Circuit--C NJ. Galloway
Terry. d. Hays.
providenec-lI. i. Lewis.
Fair River, Miss w. J. Backus.
Brandywine-A. d. Skipper.
Bayon Pierre-A. b. Nicholson.
seotland-B + Jones.
Adams and Bognechitto-S. +. Cotton
Snmmit-W B. Hines.
MeComb City and Magnolia +. Mich
olson.
Sunday School and Tract Agent w. W
Hopper.
Whitworth College +. johnson, pres
ident.
{. b. Galloway-Editor New Orleans
Christian Advocate.
W. II. Lewis-Crystal Springs.
II. Carradinc- Transferred TO the Louis
lana Conference