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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-01-27

~ hnrENT issue ot Tho SOuthcsn
.LEmhCin,UR cuilt9i.(s some valuable
suggestions relative to tho enormous
consumption Of timb,r ia tic United
N'atcs a'iu The ccrtHin exhaustion of
Tie supply. 1t recommends lcgisla-
't"n regulating the cutting down of
forests, SO as TO prevent The an!ihila-
lon Of !0rGsts on EJIIie l9ndS. ,4pI ,,tsQe 10
destruction OF timber on private p1up-
"rty. There arc portions OF tho coun-
Try where valuable forests OF hard
HFoHis Gtiil exist, bliG being remote
from easy transportation they arc be-
ing tv'!td i"r tireWoOd, rails and other
domestic nScs, when, by having in
each county an inspector Of forests.
tnr5c mines Of wealth could be saved
from destruction. The TuD,Icy,aau
also recommends the requirement by
law Of each land owner, in those To-
cn'iiics where timber is scarce, to planf
every year given number Of trees.
Ey this simple cSisIatiom, if enforced,
tic loss OF our forests could he m;ii
GATED to a considerable extent, and the
country made beautiful as wcll.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-01-27
NE y YORK
w IEI4II.KI.X5. HERALD.
ONE OOE.EIfS Il .F'ElilI.

FENlIN circulation of si,is ,c,,ular ncwsra-
4 rrr il constantly incr.uHinv, T. con
,.S ;E,S, a'n arn t'H i"n,S "E"i ~ , ., u" - Ug
mcntS8 4 Tho
Foreign NnWS
cmb,,ces ,no.;,, ,,;,,,.,..u,.
t,r. ~ .l,, I.,' ",n ''ii,"'H' ia'hi w. quar-
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The Weekly. Uuro,t
''"'! i1ei"i"
as it. is The chen orst Evr,v ,vr,t is,,,,,.n "I,,,
faithful report Of
ro,;.;.,,, uu
A'i'.ic"l news
Gnsnrnr!lg c"'nP!et" ana comprehensive
d'SIa,r"H from Washington, inc!udiu:: fuil
reports ot the speeches Of eminent poiiti-
Clans OH the questions of tho hour.
The Farm Department
of the WEiKLY NanAr,D gives t,,c L,tost
,i3 well as the most practical SUGGESTIONS
and discoveries relating tn thn duties o. tm,
farmer hints for raising cattle, poui,rv
grains, trees, vegetables, etc, ete., viii
suggestions for keeping bulGinc, AMI
farming utensils in repair This is snrrlr-
mcntrd ky Il wrli-ctlitrd department. wiid.
cupieu, under TIC head of "'''
ric Imut;.
giving recipes for practical dishes, hints for
the latest fus;,jors at tl" inwC,t it' nrcn W a."
ENrry item 1T cooking or economy Sug.
Tested by cxnsri; ;,ifnrr ni,biicnt;nn '''U'c! ~,
','. w." ,''ia "ti; l'!!: IN" ''"Ea"n r"rr%'sn0n-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-01-27

TIE complaints about bad roads
come from almost cvcry section of tho
State and there is Il general desire for
some method 10y which they may be
improved. There is certainly room
for improvement in tho present sys-
TEN, but how to bring it about is not
m casy question to settle. We believe
that our county commissioners arc
doing ali thcy can, with tho powers
and resources at their command.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-01-27
New Lie

Is given by using Browns
IRON BITrERs. In the
Winter it strengthens and
warns the system; IN the
Spring it enriches the blood
and conquers disease; i'll tho
Summer it gives tone to tho
nerves and digestive organs;
In the Fall it ENABLES tho
system to stand the shoch
of sudden changes.
In no way can disease he
50 surely prevented as by
keeping the system in per-
feet condition. BRoWN's'
IRON BITTERs ensures per-
feet health through tho
changing seasons, it disarms
the danger from impure
water and miasrnatic air,
and 1t prevents Consump.
tion, Kidney and Liver Dis.
case, SC.
II. s. Be,2Sn, Esq, Of the
well-known firm Of II. S.
Berlin s. Co., Attorneys, Le
"Droit Building, Washing
ton, D. c., writes, Dec. 5th,
1881:
Gtnsltmen: I take pleasa
TIRE in stating that have used
Browns Iron Bitters Cor n1av
laria and nervous troubles.
Caused by overwoIk, With
excellent results.
Beware Of frnitationR
Ask for Browns IRON DI1-,
TIERS, and ansist on having
It. Don't be imposed ON
:. with something recon-
mended as "juSt as gooa."
The genuine is made only
by the Brown Chemical CO.
Baltimore, Md.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-01-27
X 4 M OV A l..

TIE subscriber would infol III his friends
and patrons that ho has removed into tho
store one door north OF his old stand, 0ccu.
pied formerly by Caldwell &c Laudcrda,c,
where he will be glad to wait upon his
customers and tho public generally.
Thankful for past favors he hopes to merit
q continuance Of tho same
VIII give the best goods, Shelf Groceries
and Canned Goods at greatly reduced,
prices.
Come one, come all; you will find 1t TO
your advantage to buy OF
S. s. WOLFE.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-01-27

GENERAL GRANT aud Il good many
Congrcssmcn have recommended Gen.
Joseph r.. Johnston, prominent in tho
late ConFcdcraey, for tho place Of
Commissioner of the District. lie is n
resident Of Washington and property
owner. General Grant thiuks that it
will not be as easy to smirch his char
nctcr rs that of some othor candidates
for tho place has been smirchctl. BY
the way, Grants course in helping
different ex-Confrderatcs---Longstrcet,
Johnston and McLaws, for examples
looks as if nc has really some Of that
''m"gnaiii'nity" which his admirers
have hacn claiming for him.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-01-27

TIE Princess Louise loft Charleston
on tha Nri:i#h corvette Di,i0 on We'd
1!csday evening. An immense throun
witnessed her departure, IT'S she drove
with the AlarulliS CT LOrnc in an oDcn
carrin:"c 10 tl!c decorated landing stare
erected by the city authorities. Shc
EcknoW lodged tho cheers Of the spccta-
tors by howil!:g ana smiIug. Two
tcn-oarcd barGcs conveyed the party
T. the FN!p, Whic, was Hailv dccorat-
ch MN! bunting anu tlic yards manned
y Sa'rt" Of twcnty-o,s guns was fired
Ivy The German Artillery ut the in
stance OF the mayor. This was an
F"crcd by double salute from the
sodo. The Princess expressed her.
self as delighted With her treatment in
Charleston. Tho Marquis Of I.prno
left "Wednesday night by rail for Wash
ingtun. fhc Ui0o sailed early on
Thursday Mrrr;sg.. The visit Of the
Princess aud her party seems to have
huen very agreeable all round.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-01-27

a SPECIAL cablo dispatch foom Romc
10 tllu New York Cathoiic Renie,D all
nouncet that Popc Leo XIII. has APP
pointed to tho vacant See Of Charlos-
ton in succession to tho latc Bishop
Lynch, Monsignor Northrop, and to
the new SEQ Of Grand Rapids, Mich,
as its first Bishop, Monsignor Richter.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-01-27
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

COUNTY ore FAIRFIELD.
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
j. Fcast"r J.ylcs Plaintiff, aqot,a Charles
Is. Young, defendant. :or
Reli"i.-Complain Served.
TO TIL. DEPENDANT ABovE-NAMEn:
YOU are hereby summoned and required
10 answer the complaint in this action, Of
which q copy is herewith served upou You,
ana 10 serve copy of your answer to the
said complaint, on tho Subscribers, AT their
oiiicc, No. 3, Law Range, Winn,bor0, s. G..
within twenty days after tho service hereof,
exclusive OF the day OF such service; and il
you fail 10 answer The complaint within Che
time atorceaid, the Plaintiff in this action
viii apply to the Court for tho roliof dc.
mardcd N the complaint.
Dated January ~, 1879
MCDONALD IL DOUGLASS.
Plointiif's Attorneys.
TO TIE DEPENDANT:
TAKE notice that tho summons In this
action, OF which the foregoing Is q COW.
was filed In tho once Of tho Clerk of tilS,
oWt:of Common Pleas, at. t.Winnshoro, jf
tho County of Fairfield, in the State of
South Carolina, on the 18th day Of January,
1865. ''
MCDONALD & DOUGLASS.
Plaintiffs Attorncys
Jan 2o..tsGt
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-01-27
Old BDrrus po III, Jsoo,n,oo

ihn hi igh wind whistlcd around tho
t'n i.:':y tops and stceplcs, blew bricks
oTwn ,.,' WY" ,ie street, soaring tho people
M"" W''heM below. Snow, slect and liai!
,;Hn"'c thrmSr!"cS, and made them button
thcif coats tight around their throats. Of
touiot tLGIc "tle sore throats and colds
NO coughs anC rhcumGtismS Tie next Iow
~ what were these TO mcn and womcn
"ht cHiiiu step into any drug store and buv
'potuc oi KERRY DAV16'a PAN KuIERY&
- friend t" the uch aud moor 4 mc1;
81 M."i Strengthens .tG i,; d, -; Brown :
ftlp;t,t;S
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-01-27
Tho Sherman Educational R;ll !

Tho Sherman Educational Bill, be.
fnrc Congress, seeks to appropriate
annually for tho next fivo years 80
600. 900 to advance public education in
tho states aud Territories. That sum
OF money. iudicionsly expended, would
prove of'incaiculahlc advantage to tho
pubic.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-01-27

l3"' TfiHt5i amounting [o.,.. $50 zoo
Application for rates to clubs should be made
only 70 tho otllCc OF tho Company Ia HpT
Orleans.
For further into!H,ct.cn write c.cavly, giving
full address. send t.tirrS by Express, Regis, orr
ed Lottor or Money G"G-r, addressed only TO
III. a.. D4AupiIE,
Now Orleans, I.n.,
or NJ. n. S>.oTIrsIiYS,
G01 Seventh ST., washington, d. Q.
Jan G-jV OJo
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-01-27

o;n r Mn N dso i2r 2f SSaIs 3y the Iegs
with u capital OF s., 600 Gn0-tO which reserve
rund or S550,G0) h,lS since been added.
BY an Overwhelming popular vote its fran
chlso Vas made 9 part or tho present State Con-
Stii'ion adopted Uecembo: 2d, A. y. 1879.
1hs "nty Lottery euer cofed on and endorsed BY tho
2j0piG Of any Stale.
IL neuer scHles or oostjsoncs
It's Grand single Number l,rn,yings tnk6
place NJ 0Nthly.
a sPLENLID OPPORTUNITY TO WIZ
a FOkTUNli. SECOND GRAND DKn WING
CLASS -, At NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY,
February 13, 1383-163d Monthly Drawing
CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000.
100000 Tlckots ut Elvo Dollars Each
ErnctIons, In Flfths, In proportion.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-01-27

Observation-Disclosures
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06
Destructive Sire.

On last Friday night the whole town
was aroused about o'cl"Sk by the cry of
fire and the wild n,,iug of The lire nell,
ami il WaS SDoI discovered thai the alarm
proceeded from the han ish,ne rrSideacc ot
Capt. X. b. WIIhrrs, which was already
halt cohsu ne by tn drvnurins ila,meS.
All that willing hands could do, was done
To save the valuable contents OF The house,
but owing to the pro ,sr,'ts the ilanrS had
made beiorr the alarm was given, but little
conld b. done even III this direction. Ii
was grand sight us the Il 'mrS le ped up
mi lash Il aId cracked amid the ,iarS-
netS of the night, but 1t wa, II ii one
nevertheless, and there were few, If any,
of he in,lrII~p croSd which had gather Il
arodul the | irid scene, who dtfl not deep
~ ympa:hile with capt. Withers and his
distressed family ~ the utter and swift tie
struction of their beautiful and ,o4ntOr. IL
bic hnmr.
The ori. IL of The fire is Yet II matter of
mere conf clue. IL was nurIing upon
the root when first discovered, and tue
famii, had little more ihaa ri.n IT, esq pc
with IA scant amount al clothing before the
Who'll. building VAS eavelo. 'ei in hlnes.
Ths house, with it's contratS, WAS worth
thout 5, 90 AMI was rs lrrd jointly in
iii" PhB tx of BrooElyn AID lie II D.Ile Of
Cola nous georgia for 5000.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06
Gramd Excar-io. &. Cuic.xo.

The Great jackson Route" 1llinoiS
Central Rail Road,) will run fr.t-ciass
popular Excursion to Chicago, lravinI
Brookhaven at 1910 p. Il. Tuesday, Scot
IL, .55. Fare for T1IhI trib uIly Il 100.
Return Tickets good wi hin 20 days # late
of sale. Applications for sleeping Car
Brrths should lie made to either "f the uu-
dcr,ignrd at New Orra =, on or before
September 9TH. Many of the patrons OF
the "Grrat jackson Rnutr" have never
visited Chicago, with its beautiful Parns
ana its wonderful Expos tion, it, ma gulf
cent AMI uncquaIir,I business blncks, its
handsome Lawn, B"ulrrar1- AMI Drive
ways. May have friends III or near Chi
cago, whom they desire To visit, AMI for
tn, benefit of all t,irse, this ulheari ot
low round trip rate has Dern made. Ample
Accommodations will he provided and eve.'y
comfort AMI convenience afforded this
tram, that will make the trip enjoyable.
R'.ntlnb.r thaS: tic&rtr ut this eX 'e,titig
ly 10 rate viii be gool only for this one
traiu as above mentioned.
j. w. COLENAN, A. G. p. A.
J. F. MERRY, u. W. Z. A.
Aug, <6-j'
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06
hhoa. &c. as AppiewhIse for
kIoHseE.

The hoatOrial coIyeatioa Of jefferson
and Lincoln couutirs met at Union Church
Oh last saturday, aHl after uIfc tnla 100
ballots lh when tine delegates fr"m tnIs
Codnty stood s,iiIIiy for our distinguished
tOwnsnlan, the Hon. G. Byrd, the JeiirT-
s"n county delegation standing rs solldIy
AMI with au cqda, YOt by their choice, Mr.
Chas. ID. But er, yuuag man ut pro nIse
aud ability, DOtn were wIIhIrI u and thu
Hon. X. X. Appewnitc, of tins county, was
nominated 10y reclamation.
While Col. Byrd was the choice of this
county, rs eX ,Iressg.d Nv the Convention UI
tile county, AM while his many friends
regret his DEF at aud appreciate he loss of
hts council in the legislative halls. they
take consolation in Ihc fact that the two
counties Nil lies represented in the person
OF DIR. Applewhite- who is wise aud
experienced in council, aud bold aau
courageous III action. DIR. Applewnitr is
not unKuown to the peOpc OF Jefferson.
H, nii,ie tie acquaintance of many at her
gallant sons In following Lee aud jack
son in their mculOr1 ole campaigns ia VII
gina, where side 10y side they foa- Int and
bleed together. Guiug ott as Il private in
the Charley CLARK Rifles, he shar, Il tine
hLrd~hipS of the ca mp ami the dangers Of
Inc battlefield with the heroic sons of oll
Jefferson, who throdSh thI$ dread ordeal
soon learacd his worth us II man, aud at
The first oppor unity showed t,:rir aPprc-
citation of his virtues nmd mannobd 10y
electIng him Captain of tine company.
With the same dauntl,Ss coUra e that
nerved his arm to lead the boy i'll grey To
victory on many samEuImary fields III Vir-
giuia, will he lead HE ID 'morrati hosts of
Lincoln and jeff 'r>oi To victory III Novcm-
her next. We place his n.,ns ut our mast
head to-day with pleasure.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06
Tiaa P.-"hib sion Move iu Lin
Ell .. 4"a"ty

T." tlb. Ia tnI of the BIuUktavrn Leader;
Y"n are prrh pS aware that short time
ago IL few substantial citizens ri CaServIlle
set "a foot i iiIovc.iIch To prohibit the iii
portation An! sale of liquor III Lincoln
county. IL mad II very modest hey ian NJ.
1t was hoped thtt by securing the SER
i, rs of a man posted IA to tn, effects of the
traffic upon the material prosperity of HE
people, that they woald gradually instruct
the unrrh citing AMI arouse the public con-
5clence. One main III Casey HE declared
h, willingness 10 guarantee one hundrei
dollars to nave the matter submitted fair
~ an sldarclv 10 the people; Others siSni-
lie Their willingness IL join in the good
work and he nali WAS put in motion.
The rrshlt is 5hc ho5t surprising. The
people III nnce demanded that petitions
should he gotten up addressed To he Leg
lSalurr to abolish the traffic in this e"nn,H.
AMI record kept in per.ndieut fo,m nf
the ci liens who oigniiic'I in this way their
Opposition to the ''natchleSs evil"
Accordingly p,titions are being circula-
ted, Il t'c>S' / t. tht riSlItufr, which
are to be preserved and which H'rtO he
iled in the archives Of the government,
anl il is now confidently prcuicted that
four tiilh> of the white voters OF the coun-
Is Will regiSt tn ir names.
Men are foand on h'>c petitions VIII"
have been haltitual drinHr.'s. To the credit
ot at least one Saluuh man in the conn, y,
he has publicly asserted that he will not
oppose il, and yea Ie wonan, vita her
SOFT voice, and persuasive eluqIeIce, Is
found ur1ing on til" = cd canS'.
A lie Inen laugh aud ridirnie the thing,
a. Il few others r.il AT it, bnt us he list
Of sian"rS grows long lay 10y day the first
class will grow seriunS and the after less
bolStrrnaS.
Tnc ii 5ht is op.A al above bolrl; there
rs no coaceal,nent of methods and no dis
pnte about the OBJECT liquor must g"-a-
least from Lincoln county. No tra,hc III
the accur>el stuff in this county after the
next meeting OF tn Legislature. We de-
mand relief from the growing tax 1t Impo-
SEES and peace on our streets ami at our
tira>idcS. Nov | wish TO maze Il sngsas-
tinn to the prohibitioniSts.
Let Us meet aloIt the lSt of j II. or
snonpr and appoint Il deles ,tion of not les,
than fifty or more men than 20 good aud
ira. men, IL lay the petition before the
Legislature, eject Il StInHcS!n "A iosadiroS
the L. is.atur.', and any reasonable meas
uro thai is agreed upon viii Deco ne ii law.
/ And | predict anoth II thins. me little
| fire Lin led at Ca'ayv lie Is destined to
spread to otHcr coLltIeS.
/ PLAIN DEALER.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06

Pric Current --Cosrecte Weekly

Prlc IS current --C0:recte weekly
BRooKHAvES, April, ). 1883.
Neal, $500
Flour, 6.,007.0
prices at Floar mills advancing.)
Corn yellow, zoe
- White 90
Mixed &c
Bacon, 100 lO3c
Lard, la Lei
Hans e, l.
Sugar, "a &c
Coffee, "a l4c
Rice, Slz Jc
Tobacco, .,0075n
Cheese, lja DC
Batter, Ga Zoe
Salt, fine, @l.jO01.70
Calico. WIc
Brown Domestic, S09c
- . Ease
Bleached 3" sale
Cotton -,iooi ordinary, 81
Low middliIg, o40cJ
Middling, 6tu nc
Good midlling, 94094c
Mid. fair, 9!al0tc
Sweet Potatoes-Yeliow Yam Zoe bus.
. - Red and White 41e bus
Chickens, s4.4o0ss.Oo
Hides -5rccl slltei, ga SIC
= Dry sailed, 540Jc
g Flint, 94ai0c
Wool-Washe,l. SOC
- UnHashed, zoe
i" Slight bury, l4c
I" Medium bury, lie
8 Bad bury, Sc
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06
For New Laces, TO tO Brennan's.
Echi"g PiIc--~s sssDt"sa- and
s'Wse.

The symp'o rs are IA DISTURB, like perspiratio T.,
intense itchlnx increased by scratching v"rt
distressing. particularly It night, s-eIu' As IL pin
worms were cr4yiI. IN AMI iIJrt tn rect1h
the private ptrt1 Ar; sngn t IN III &C ~ II IL
osei - con'Inue srrg -eri1u, result nav f'i-
tpS "SEAYSs'S DtJrGsNF' Isa plea an.
'ure cafe. Al,J for Tcs g., ICcI, Sat Rh.um
sd II a. b. ~ipeIas. BIrpsr,' Ito /, Bo'ches.
all ~c uy. Grassy SxiI ID 'et"e. S.It Dy ntIfIr
~ cents; 3nIxsI, Si.L5 GA +tIInp). Nj ite-s,
Or Isiyn:a ), Pihtl'pna ~ S)ii ~
Orutgi Is. june 3s-Iy
.VYou save money by buying at Nc
Grath's.
.vMcGrath is boss in the shirt bust
ness.
Buy yoar readymale clothing at Bren-
mans.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06
OFFICIAL JOURNAL LINCOLN CO
,u.JmtY nae EC RORY.

r.ruoIJC CHUKCiI.-Mass at ".
tnn ,Iigh Mass at s:itA ". tnr hr-t a"o
, rr Sundays Of each month; Eve ,,g 'rts,c,
V-rpnp ., : o'clock Rev Father MoOrin ~
Priest.
.rTuuDIST Gnu ,CI -Preac ing everv sun
49, IA 7:iiP NJ. prtveT meethV
90 Weln .sd4y evening At I:3L Rev. Jho. I'll
hs' ,I'y.S,1,p svrV ~uItW nJrn 4 e:3
u.pTISr CHURCH. p. ac riad IN u Il Sun-
nn .xsrv mutt a. IL A. IT., an I:3t =. VI
Rev. !. 4. Firrsa. Pastor; ,,,o,.
nncI,yrRu\N CHCR. H.-Prr Iaain2 tne
=, ~ mn t.y Of every "a 18th At IL \. AID t:3
IN Rev. ". Is. JInSltn rLTm.
snnday-5ca OJi eVerJ NdIILJ al bfnins hS:3j
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06

On Friday, the 5lst of August, at Max
wells Mill, in Lawrence county, Ars.
LIZZIE MAXWELL, wi.e III A. Vi. Ma well;
age,t IS year.
.,er death isleeply and sincerely lament
ell by all who knew her. She Was wo-
man possessing many oi the best aiIri nteS
that a,lnrn human nature, beng aiiila"le,
kind, affectIunate and geherou ) Ieit
IA tteS oted hats AM and three small chill
dren and nuheruus relatives 10 hlourn ner
loss She Was IA exc nlilary member oi
tho Baptist Church, and mad oeen iron
early youth. being urouSht up IN the sn:'-
shine of the sa. .ctuary. sine was uau IL
ter of Mr.. Walker, II leading citizen OF
Amite connty, and grand daughter OF
Parsuu Reeves so well Known throughout
South Mi sis ilpi thirty years ago. We
tender our sIncerest sympathy to Tue sore
~ afflicted relatives at TINS severe Il : en-
sat.un of ID. vine Providence.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06

Whitwortb College opens the 10Th inst.
| will continue To have charge of the Pri-
mary DE artmcut, aud will Ue pleased to
see all OF my former little pupils and as
many more.
regret my inability 20 visit both them
AMI their parents during the summer, be-
cause uf the continued Illness of my hus-
band, but will again end aver to promote
their interests by cuItIvating tn mohtaI
ami moral faculties of tbs little ones in
trhstod to- my care.
Respectful y,
Mrs. LEILA j. Cunning.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06

The habeas corpus case of Dan Sullivan,
charged with murder, in the fort To SO
cure release under bail, was tried last Fri
day aud Saturday before Cha .cellor Nc
Laurin. Mai. Sessions and Capt. Whitney
appeared for the prisoner, white A. z Nc
Mar, j. 5. Hicks an L. Il. Jones repre-
sentod the prosecution. A large nn"oel
of witnesses were anined, AMI the coun-
sci argued the case. Jadse McLtnrin de
clded that sullivan was entitled to bal,
aud fixed the ano mt at 81, 20. Sullivan
has been given Que week III which to give
bond, and he has about succeeded in max
ing mp the required amount.-Fayette'
Ckroaicle.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06

& 90 'ac.ry'. E,";s'ni Mousse iu
Ek.uoIs "a ssr0x

My place in Brookllaven is now offer, Il
Tor sale ut II iarga II. 1t is one of tile
most desirable residences in the State, con
tanning rooms on first floor an two H.
second story, broad Railways, large gal
lrri,.S. tall ceilings, etc. Il he "nining Is
new, well iinis.Ie ani complete. The lot
embraces aboht 40 acres and is enclosed
with IA new picket fence Ill necessary
outhoHs''s, garden, lots, stables, orchard, II
good well of water, ana fine grove OF oaks.
etc.
Parents desiring to move to Brookhaven
for the pur pose ofniucatins their chill rem,
wonld fihl my place as m:ortlhe as
they could desire. X. IL. HENRY,
tt Jackson, Miss.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06

BY throwing your old watches away
Why do you pay - and 81 having your
watch renairel, worth only , or dollars,
when you can 90 to l.. l.. Srhwab, the
popular jeweler, of Bruokhaven, and get a
new watct~iUr 81 which lac guarantees for
year ~ be a true time keeperf
NcGrath sells clothing cheaper than
anyDody.
ES-New spring goods just received
McGrath's.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06
Ehe a.-a,srr y II, Office.

THE LEADER Office solicits the job
Printing OF its friends and the public gen
orally. We are prepared to print Bill
Heads, Letter IL ais. Mute Heads, Drdy
Receipts, Business ards, Posters, ID 'dscrs,
etc. Satisfaction guaranteed as to prite
and wrS
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06
FsriIirr-. t.sLe Notice.

Fl. Leventhal. of this city, has just re-
ccived new supply OF the Iuprov Il Tell
nessee wagon, which h. viii sell tn far
mers ut greatly reduced rates and on easy
terms. The tennessee Wagon Is conceded
to bc one of the very best wagons manu-
fariurel. Farmers, now is your chanc" to
buy.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06

iY~New laces at McGrath's.
lyuo to McGrath's tor mats.
NuA-Y-Z signs at McGrath's.
!R7Buy yoar goods at McGraths.
Lace Standards" at brrnnan's.
IL McGrath's hats are simply elegant.
No jewing or wrangling at McGralh's.
McGrath has only one price Oh his goods
tB-Go to McGraths Tor cheap clothing
D-For the best corsets go to McGrath',
IYMcGrath's new clothing is immense
Jersey Lily Poke's, all shades, at Bren
mans.
Cat Yam Ennhroidariaa ah Rrennan,a
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06

BoaUEcnIrro, Sept. 4th, is

BoGUECHuTTo, Sept. 4th, 1888.
% the Iitor of Jne Br ps 1tv-n ieI Ter:
This county neel| a solid business man.
who Is identified with the Taxpayers OF
the county, to represent her in the mkt
Legislature. Such a man il DE-. IL. L. At
kirs, aud if hr Will consent to become =
candidate he will be reciet by the people.
MANY TAx-PAYKH5.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06
Far ReDreSgRt0tire

To NV friends aud acquaiatsnces-vOters of
Lincoln county:
respectfully announce myself as a cal'-
dihate To- represent the county of Lincoln
in the Lower House 1f the State Legisla-
ture at the ensuing y vrmbeT election.
will lie grateful for the sufiragrs of the
people, aud, it elected, will use my best
ability and exert IONS iur the interest of the
people OF my county.
Very respectfully,