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The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-09
Ne VS. PARAGRAPHS.
CRops are 6ue 10 Copiah.


LAwREScE county has dude.
We learn that the Pearl is very
low at Monticello.
IT was cold enough in Memphis
last Sunday for overcoats.
TIE first engine received for the
Y. d NJ. V. r r, has been christ
ened Governor Lowry
The new brick depot at Wesson is
nearing com oletion. 1t is a hand
some and roomy structure.
THE contract for the basement
story of the Government Building
at jackson has ben com jleted.
Mrs. JANE o. jones, the mother
of Rev. ]. A. q. Jones, Presiding
Elder of this district, died recently al
Hazlehurst at the advanced age of 70.
Hon. JAS. +. JONES, Of Demopoli+,
was elected TO congress from the first
Alabama dis riot to fill the vacan-
CIV caused by the death of Col. Hern
don. q
THE managers Of the State Far
Association have decided on the
both of October as the opening
day. The fair will continue six
days.
West Point has another colored
cadet enrolled. The officers Of the
Academy say he starts ont well, aud
with much better chances than
either Whitaker or Flipper had.
Allen G. Thurman Jr., son If tn,
great Senator, anil talented lawyer
and Democrat, refuses to suppOr'
Judge Hoadley and declares hi,
purpose to vote the REPUBLICAN,
ticket.
TUE Board of Trustees of the A
d NJ. Col ege have elected Prof w
II Magruder, of Canton, to tn,
chair ot English Literature. am
Prof A. II. Jayne, of Brandon. t
the chair OF Mathematics.
Rev. c. johnson, a good cltizcr
AMI faithful Christian, died &
apoplexy at Jackson last week. His
eldest son Walter, p romising youn.
man, was drowned and preceded him
to The grave about 3 weeks.
NJ. +. POLK, the defaul:ing Treas
urer of Tennessee, was found guilty
by tdc jury, AMI sentenced to q
years imprisonment in the penitrn-
tiarv AMI fined to the full amount %
the ,mhezzlement. A motion for :
new trial was made and denied, wher
the case was appealed, and Polk !:
now breathing fresh air again under
a $4,000 bond.
CAPT. WEBB, the great English
Swimmer, was drowned while trying
the perilons feat Of swimming til,
rapids at Niagra. His body was re-
covered a short distance below Lew
iston, N Y. Frank Le>lle's Illus
tlated Newspaper of last week, will
Ito USUAL CuICi ~ iSVs CoHtdliS lJltH
did likeness of Webb, and also o
the whirlpool rapids where he me
his uutimely death.
News reaches us this week of /
horrible murde, near Union Church
in which young man named VIM
Freeman was killed nv a father an(
son named RESI- .ectfully Daniel anG
Brown Sullivan. The deed was com
mitted about July 30th, hut the body
was not discovered until last MOI
diva. We are unable to give par
ticulars this week. The murderer:
are 10 custody.
CAR loads Of exhibits for the
Southern Exposition are arrivin
evorv day at various freight depots
in tn" city. The Exposition can
only undertake to handle freight de-
livered at its doors, and exhibitors
should make arrangements to have
their freight hauled to the EXPOSE
ton or sent over the connecting rail
road, or else before many days they
may find themselves blockaded at th'
freight depots.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-09

| TUE Bro )KHAvEN LEADER is still
pummeling away at Franklin county
/ and has been reinforced by Young
L. s. Army officer. This is the first
army officer we have heard of who
cond INNS peopl" for violence on the
fiend that commits that horrid crime
and particularly on tile girl and
then deliberately murders her.
Franklin, take notice and govern
yourself accordingly. The LEADER
seems to think murder is all right
if committed 10 daylight, but if
committed at night it is in I'D taste.
"There is m accounting for taste"
Notwih-tanilng all the bulls of
Ex communication issued against
Franklin. nevertheless, it will he
safer for the ficnd that desires TO
commit that crime to get off the rail
of that gallant old countv The
blood may boil over in defense Of
female honCr.-.Summit Times and
MtcWQeacer.
There Was no more reference in
Lieut.. Croshy's l. tier to Franklin
than to any other county of MiSsis-
sippi, nor in TIE LEADERS paragraph
accompanying it, and if the Times
and Inttlligencer had had decent
regard tor the truth, it would not
have tried in the above to make its
readers believe to the contrary. We
have opposed mob W and shall CON
tune to oppose it, on principle, and
nothing we have ever said, when,
We did speak direct Y OF Franklin
was sal | with any animoSity toward
the county or its people, as the Tines
and IntelIiyencer well knows. Meth
er does The LEADER think it is all
ri9hI' to commit murder, at any
time whatsoever, and it has never s.
said, viii III is another fact OF which
the L. and |. is we'll aware.
When The LEADER was misqnoted
ana misrepresented b. correspond
enls Of the Times and Intellig"ncer
Il short while ago, we did not take
serious notice Of it, but when
that paper rdtorially resorts to such
thlrg-, aud for the pa pable purpose
of creating prejudice against us on
the part of those who never hear but
one side, we are constrained to say
such conduct is contemplate and un-
worthy the adoption of a heightened
journal in dealing with one who hap
pens to differ from it. We have no
objection whatever to leg innate
criticism, and the Times aud Intelli-
gencer can indulge this to its heart
content, but if it must needs resort
to deliberate Islander TO carry its
points, We respectfully ask it to
hereafter let illusions to TIE LEADER
pass. Furth2r,if advocating the crime
of mob violence and misrepresentlng
a contemporary is the only chance the
Times and Intelligencer has OF ex-
tending ITS circulation in Franklin,
We very much hope that the law
abiding ciLizens of that county will
raise Il purse and send the paper into
every household, and THE LEADER
Itself will chcerfully head subscrip-
ton list for that purpose with a
liberal contribution.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-09

The Independents of Copiah will
hold a mass meeting at Hazlchurst
Saturday, August 18th. Col Ben.
King and Gen. Chalmers arc expected
To address the meeting.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-09
For DI-frIct Attorney.

/ announce myself as candidate for
District Attorney for the 10th District,
subject to the decision of Democratic Con-
vention, if there be one; otherwise, to the
decision of the people at the polls.
A. c. NcNAIR.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-09
For ChaUce-y Clerk.

We are authorized to announce ID. II. S.
cox Us candidate for Chancery Clerk of
Lincoln county at the ensuing November
election.
We are authorized to announce the name
of +. NJ. MARTIN, asa candidate for
reelection to the office of Chancery Clerk
at the November election, 1883.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-09
LincOln County Circuit Court.

After a session of two weeks and
four DAYS, the court will close it
labors for the present term to-day,
The following State cases have
been disposed of since our last re-
port.
VIM. Hollowav-Plead guilty, to
grand larceny, and sentenced to the
penitentiary for 3 years.
E. Jenkin's-Charge, larceny; not
guilty.
Sarintha Youngblood-Charge
arson; not guilty.
V. T. Lewis-Charge, grand
larceny; sentenced to . years in the
penitentiary.
Heuck Smith-Charge, carrying
concealed weapons; not guilty.
A. Richardson-Charge carrying
concealed weapons; mol pressed.
Antony Brown-Charge, perjury;
continued till next term.
VIM. Lewis-Charge, grand
laceny; continued till next term.
Eugene Weathersby Charge,
grand larceny: plead guilty and
sentenced to the penitentiary for
years.
Arch Henderson-Ch Charge, malic.
ious shooting; fined $4,000 and cost
and sentenced TO jail for 3 months.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-09
SOUTHWE STERN
PRESBYTERIAN UNIVERSITY,
CLARKSs lille, TENN.


FACULTY:
REV. ]. N NADDEL, D. D., LII. D.,
Chancellor.
REV. J. B. SHEARER, D. D.
S. j. COFFMAN, A. NJ.
j. w. CALDWELL, A. NJ, NJ. D.
Z. B. MASSIE,
G. +. NICHOLASSEN,
REV ROBERT PRICE, d. d.
Courses full and terms reasonable. Send
for a Catalogue.
July 2G-2m
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Senator.

We are authorized to announce $. f.
PACKwOOD, as q candidate for Senator
for the I'D Senatorial District, composed of
the counties Of Marion, Lincoln and Pike.
Subject to the action of the Democratic
District Convention.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-09

TIE Kosciusko Star of last Friday
comes 10 US in mourning for the
death If it's editor, Capt. Fl. P. John
son, Who died on the lst inst. at ST..
Marcos, Texas, whittier he had gone
inquest of health
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-09
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.


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paralysis while preachlpg at Madison
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at Louisville opened last week under
the mot fa'"rah'e nnHl Ices. BE
lore IL closes IL VIII 'Aeel ahythln"
OF the KIN" ever seen on TINS CONT
nent, exc ping Oily the Centennial
vac NV "a" l,',''".! '0
A'"'' '''' ''' s'''' i'N u ~ '""'
MI T. i. Noel talented young
lawyer ant an able member OF
the last Leg STATURE was nominated
Ior Distrlct-A'torney OF the 9th
'uo'c'al D'''I'ct snort time slnc'
on the 80 ballot. 1t twas a mad
won victory, but harmony prevailed
ana IN nominating MI Noel the
Convention dld itself credit
AT '"e'r 'aIe meet Ing III Aoer"eeh
'ne "'ano A'o2e h"'9'VS "l honor,
oy q r'S'ns' unanimous '''e' pre-
senIe' MISSES M"g5'e anu De''a
Drugs / handsome medal II Is
intended 10 De tie handS"m s. medal
ever gwen IN 'he STATE al" VIII cost
<-o'. Me'srs' L. MO - 81 summit
anu - L. russ Ed OF oSlka, Is
'he commlttee on des en- &c.
At the competitive examination at
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-09

, Hon. j. L. MEADE, Chairman OF
the new democratic Executive Com
mittee of Copiah county, has called a
meeting to beheld at Hazlehurst, Au-
gust 18Th, for the transaction OF i'm
portant business.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-09
Very respectfully,

In response TO the solicitation of numer.
Gus voters Of the county, hereby an.
nounce myself as q candidate for election
10 the office of Representative of Lincoln
county, at the ensuing November election.
/. W. EAST.
We are authorized to announce K. r
WEBB a. candidate for election to the
Lower House of the Legislature FROM
Franklin county.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-09
For SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce THOS.
s. GOTTEN az a candidate for Sheriff
Lincoln county at the ensuing November
election.
We are authorized to announce J. L.
MIKELL as a candidate for re. election to
the office of Sheriff of Lincoln county.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-09
For Representative.

To nv friends and experimentation OF
Lincoln county:
l respectfully announce myself as cah'
didate to represent the county of Lincoln
in the Lower House of the State Legisla
ture at the ensuing November election.
1 will be grateful for the suffrages of tn,
people, and, If elected, will use my best
ability and exertiOns for the interest of the
people of my county.
Very respectfully,
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-09
Warren Female Institute
OXFORD, MISS.

OAF OhD, MICS.
Fall term commences Sept. 3rd. 1888.
FULL CORPS OF COMPETENT TEACH
Frs, including Professor of Music, edu-
Gated at German Conservatory of Music.
SPECIAL ATTENTION given to pupils
wishing to prepare to enter the UNlvER-
SITY OF MISS.
For Catalogue apply to
MRS. c. A. LANCASTER,
Jnly 81 In Prissipsl.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-09

SOME of our editorial is crowded
out this week
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-09
tAana'rlaia-Haat academy,
PORT GIBSON, MISS.
Next Term Opens September 10, 1888.

rORPS OF Experienced Teachers; Course Of
~ study Extensive aud Thorough.
Tuition and Board for Scholastic Year, $4,000
For Catalogues. etc., address
q. W. McINNIS,
aug aim Secy Board Of Trustees.
National Republican., 1883-05-17
Mrsr MA slIINaTnN.

During the fishing season a report concern.
ing the condition Of the Potomac river water
will be published each day, ~ furnished by
the Washington aqueduct 0fioe, HeorgetoWn,
using the following scale Of measurement
Very turbid. TO turhid, % rs slightly
turbid. 10 20 -; clear ~ 90 ld Condition of
tho water Wednesday, May "a. a. al points %.
The cool weather of the past two or three
days has caused boating on the river % b
quite dull, and tho number Of boats out Is not
so large ~ usual AZ this season af the year.
The Potomacs gave . barge party In their ten
cared barge yesterday aftcrnooh 70 the com.
pany which performed for their bcneht AZ
Ford's last night; they also had out two four
Dared she'll crews and four singles. From the
Columbias were the tcn-oared barge, Lake
aud Smith In singles, and two working hoats.
The Carroll Institute club had out their four.
cared barge, and there were I've pleasure
boat out from johnson A Baker'a
Mary Armiger, white woman nom Nir-
ginia, visiting at lii0 Twenty. eighth street,
was taken sick and sent yesterday % tho hos
pital through the sanitary oiicc OF the police
department..
Mr.. II. p. Gilbert, OF this place, IL rapidly
delivering the stone for filling the Potomac
flats from the quarries up the river, and it 4
being thrown In as fast as the brush founda
tion for IL can be laid.
Hermione lodge, No. i2, X. Of p, held an
| interesting and we'll attended meeting lasl
night much important business being trans
acted.
Messrs. McGowan, Gilbert. and Li,ileheld
represented the Dashaway Reform club OF
this place at the meeting OF the Soldiers
Temperance club of the Washington barracks
| last night.
National Republican., 1883-05-17
TIE COMMISSIONERS.
Current Transactions al the Various Dis.
trict Ofhces.

Building permits we're yesterday issued 70
Holtzclaw Bros, agents, TO build two brick
dwellings on Massachusetts, avenue aud Sew
enteenth street northwest 20 cost slO,OOOi
s. II. Kaufman. 10 mako repairs At south
west corner Of Tenth and NJ streets north
west, to cost 5000; Jacob WOlfsteiner, 10
mako repairs at 3l9 Seventh street south-
west, to cost S1,650.
The commissioners have received letter
from Mr. Newman Temple, of No. ~ Worster
street, New York, asking that the public
records of this district may be searched TO
ascertain whether OF not Rosoglio or Rosolio,
who left Brody, in Austria, and died In this
country about twenty or twenty-five yoars
ago. left any record here. He is represented
as having left large fortune, and his rela-
tons in Odessa, Russia, are seeking FOR IL,
having been informed by the American min
lister Of the fact.
The commissioners yesterday received a
report from the inspectors of gas and meters
stating that last Saturday the gas was below
the standard by reason Of too much ammonia.
The attorney for the district was notified TO
enter another suit
The commissioners have received letter
from II. Il. Jensen, of Ii and 16 Ellis street,
San Francisco, stating that she feels deep
interest in the welfare of Vigo Jensen, form
erly of California, and having been recently
N pclbOh VI blhiibi hoiho
convicted of body -snatcbing about six months
ago in this city that IL is of very great inn
portance to her TO know If the said Vigo Jen-
sen is the party she is looking for. She says :
"He is about As years old, medium height, Of
fair complexion, with curly hair, stout built,
and is nativeof Denmark" She thinks he
is slightly poclImarked. In his youth he was
apprenticed to the drug business. He fol-
lowed mining for some years in Humboldt,
New. They were married about fifteen years
ago He left wife and child thirteen years
ago to go as emigrant agent to Europe, but
remained in tho east, and settled at Washing
ton, ID. Q. Jensen is now serving out SEN
tence for body-snatching.
Yesterday was rather dull day at the dis
trict buildings, most of the clerks, bel nl
members of the grand army, were absent.
Residents on New Hampshire avenue have
requested the paving of that avenue from
Dupont circle to the Boundary.
The second half of the tax due on account
Of real and personal property for the year
ending June 30, 1888 must be paid in twelve
days according to law.
National Republican., 1883-05-17
Public schools-DrnyyIng E1hlbition.

The annual exhibition Of drawing map
drawing, and penmanship, the work of
pupils attending schools in the seventh and
eighth school divisions, will take place Fri
day and Saturday of this week at Sumner
building.
This exhibition promises this year TO SUR
pass that of any previous one, both as 10
number Of specimens and execution. The
large building will be utilized in. providing
for the large number of specimens to be
placed on exhibition, which will embrace
work Of pupils from the first grade TO the
high school, inclusive In addition TO. the
specimens, work on paper, Sc, the black
boards Will contain drawings representing
various unique and artistic designs. The
building will be open to the public at 3 D. m.
National Republican., 1883-05-17
pRoPosALs FoR TICKET PUNCHES.
..rosrorrIcE pErAnTMrNr,.

WAsftNurON, u. G., May Z, 1857
Sealed proposals. viii be received at this Dcpart-
ment until the 20 DAY OF JUNE, tsti fr furnish.
Ing $50 Ticket Punches either stat onary IN tho
form OF pllors. 10 be delivered at this Department
or teiOre the iOth day Of August, lest
The punches are to supply the new want OF tho
notes. hiddcr will submit with their propose aan-
piles uf tho punches offered 10 be furnished by tut m.
All proposals are 10 be made Ia accordance with
the printed iorns ald specifications which Will bo
tur shed on application. by letter, 70 the "supefiu
tendent of the Money-Order system. postot, ce De-
partmcnt Wellington p G., TO whom bidders
should address tncr sealed pruposns mark I'd tho
nvelopc, proposaly iOr Punches"
. decision on the bids will b. made Qn or before
the 9th day Of June l the rigbt boing feaetved ~
w,Q. uRESuAM,
Postmaster General
National Republican., 1883-05-17
nth llnhIirntiuns.
LITTLE, BROWN & CO.,
ast Washington s,r.e,. no,,o,

NEW BOOKS
Mr.. 1saacs (cloth), by r. Marion Crawford.
Heart OF steel, bv christian Reed
Fanchette. Round Rubbn Series"
Siege Of London, &c, by Henry James Jr
Story of Mellcsnt, by Enyr MOdoc
Red Acorn, by John McErOy.
Wronged Wife, by May Agnes Fleming
Marked In Haste.
story of Carnival, Leisure Hour serIts.r
History People United States by John Bach Mo-
CaStee,
cities OF southern Italy and Sicily, by A. j. C. Hare
Harrss Christianity and Civil society.
Pecks Had BOY.
Ewes Tnughters or, Common Sense for Maid,
Wife, and Mother by Marion Harland. 7" am glad
to see that your counsel TO your Is marked by dis
erection and based knowledge of the complex ele-
ments of the problem you have TO deal with II IL
needed and Will be useful especially rs coming IRON,
woman who knows what she is talking nbouL"-
Oliver Wendell Holmes, NJ. d., Boston.
The Sources OF English Words and Phrases, by to-
get. Plain. also with Patent Index
Colton's General Atlas, New Revised Edition.
@. a. WHITAKER,
Oil Pennsylvania avenue (Nernon Row.
and gaI ID street northWest
National Republican., 1883-05-17

" you experience bad taste In mouth. sal.
lownoss or yellow color Of skin, feel stupid
and dsowsy, appetite unsicadv. frequent
headache or dizziness, you arc " bi iicus" and
nothing will arouse your liver 20 action aud
strengthen up your system cq ual 20 Dr.
Piercc's Golden Medical Disc ovcry. by
leuLstata
National Republican., 1883-05-17
Proposals.
DRoPosALs FOR POSTAL NOTES AND
Il MONEY.oRDER DRAFTS
posrorrrcr DrrArruvNr.

WAsHfNorOS, d, G., April ~, 1883
Sealed proposals are invited from steel.pinte en-
Rravers and plate printers, and will be received at
this Department until ~ o'clock M on WEDNls5-
DAY, the 2d day Of May iss2 for furnishing ali tue
" Postal Notes" the issue Of which was authorized
by the act Of Congress approved March g. iss3. and
all the Money.order Drans which tho Department
may require for use during period Of four years
commencing on the 10th day OF August, iss3
Blank forms OF bids, with full specifications and \
sample moncy-order dram, will bo furnished on ap
nication 10 the Superintendent or the Money.order
system, Postofiee Department, Washington, b. C.
W. O. GRESHAM
Iraafu aafa nau
National Republican., 1883-05-17

special class Of about forty pupils will draw
from dictation aud memory IN the presence
Of visitors Saturday u 90 apart for the
school children, who take lively intcrest ~
well a. school pride in exam niug and decid-
ing. from their standpoint the relative
merits Of the work on exhibition.
National Republican., 1883-05-17
DRoPosALs ron sTATIoNEnY.
pErARrMrSr oF rHr 1Nrrnton.

April ~. isSl
Sealed proposals viii be received at this Depart.
ment until V o'clock m. MONDAY, MAY ~ 1883 for
furnishing stationery for the Department Of the lu-
terror during the fiscal year ending June 80 1854
Blank forms Of propO, ais, showing the items and
estimated quantities required, together with circular
relating Thereto will be- furnished on application to
this Department
Interior, aud Endorsed on tho envelope Proposals
for Stationery"
II. NJ. TELLER,
National Republican., 1883-05-17
Rochester Boer.

Try it, and if not the best bottled beer, get
your money back.
Delivered to any part Of the city, by dozen
or case, at Zoe. per dozen. Order by mail or
telephone. +. II. FINLEY,
1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1883-05-17
Estimates furnished.
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL.
OFFICE or THE PUBLIC PRINT

OFFICE or THE PUBLIC PAINTER,
WAsHINoToN May H. 1857
Proposals for material for use OF the Govern.
ment Printing ONCE for fiscal year ending June 80,
1884, will be received at this office until 10 O'clock
NJ, JUNE q, 1883. Schedules and Information fur
nshed upon application TO y T.. ROUNDS,
Public Printer washlngtoni ~ Z.
DnoPosALs For WRAPPING ~ pen, ,IWINE,
I LElIEH BALANCES, AND MARKING AND
RATING STAMPS.
National Republican., 1883-05-17
WE ARE PREPARED
FIT ANY MAN

Not actually deformed, and with the as
sistance Of our SPECIAL ARTISTS we
are enabled 10 make even a RICHARD
THE THIRD" look very attractive.
When gentlemen from London, Paris,
New York, and Boston are surprised Mt
the cnstom-like finish, air, and fit Of our
regular tailOr-made Garments they GER
tainly must be well-nigh PERFECT.
We cut REGULAR SIZES, as do all
other houses. In addition, we cut FAT
SIZE and q SLIM SIZE, making THREE
DISTINCT SHAPES 10 EACH BREAST
MEASURE, from "a 20 30 breast The
fat siEcs are low In back Of neck, short
skirt. short sleeves, and large in stomach.
Our slims are long sleeve, high collar, and
extra long. So we can surely iit you, no
matter how irregular your shape, Be
sides, we have a large corps Of REGULAR
ARTIST TAiIORS, who perfect the fit
when necessary. II IL not polite for us,
as our good name (the immediate jewel
of our SOUL Il worth much moro than we
can make, not only OF Of one, but off Of
many customers, aud should we falsely
persuade you that garment fitted, the
tlrst friend you met would point out its
fault, 20 YOU can depend on our state
menta Money always cheerfully re-
funded when asked.
N you intend buying a Blue Suit, DO
NOT DO IT until you have examined
the line We offer. There ie one thing
certain, II you buy Blue Suit Of ms you
buy one thing that will hold It's color
We don't oher any other kind.
National Republican., 1883-05-17
PosrorrIen DnrAnrMENr.

=
Sealed proposals will be recaved At this Depart.
ment until the SEVENTH day OF JUNE, 1854 At "
o'clock noon for furnishing Wrapping Paper, Twlne,
Letter balances. aud Marking and Rating Stamps for
the of the postoltces n the United Sats for
year nom the first day OF July, 1888,
Bianks for proposals aud circulars stating tho kind
anu estimated quantities required and giving null In
structiOns to manner Of bidding and Co1ditOna TO
be observed by bidders will be furnished OA applca
lion to the blank Agency. Postotice Department.
fSs PSstmastof General the rgtr to reIec.
@D' " 80 W, Q. GRESHAM,
Postmaster General