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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-06-14
A Card From District.Att Orney
lassedy.

BRooKHAvES, Miss. juno q, 1893.
To the Voters Of the 10th Judicial District:
A short while ago announced myself
as candidate for reelection to the office
of District-AttOrney sfor this District, an
Office that at the end of this term, shall
have had the honor of filling by the free
and untrameled suffrage of the people, for
eight years.
Since this announcement, have been
convinced that further continuance in
the Office would he detrimental to my pri-
vate interests, and as there are others
equally competent who desire the office,
have hence concluded to withdraw from
the contest. viii say, however, that had
/ continued in the field, would have
willingly submitted my claims to the decis-
ion of Democratic Convention of the Dis
trict and abided the result, had it been de-
termined to make q political office of one
hitherto considered Judicial. ~
In retiring Idesire to return my pro
found thanks and express my sincere graft
tude to the people of the District for the
constant and generous support they have
accorded me in the past, and which have
every assurance would have been as gen.
erously extended in the future. And to
the Press, desire to also return thanks
for the kind and complimentary manner
in which my name has been mentioned.
Fl. CASSIDY.
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Public exercises began at the College
Tuesday night with a parsing match by
the It'll grade. Wednesday night, the pro.
gramme consisted of reading match.
The following will embrace the exer
cises for the reIna inder of the term, which
we present for the information of ouI
readers who may wish to attend: n
Thursdays P. NJ, Exhibition Of Mrs
Cummings pupils.
Sunday-11 A. NJ, Annual Sermon by Rev.
Felix Z. Hill, of New Orleans.
p. NJ, Anniversary of the Christ
ian Association.
Monday-l0A. M, Entertainment by Sen.
ior class. 3. p. M, meeting OF
Board of Trustees. Az. NJ. meet
ing of Alumne Association. 8. p.
M, Grand Concert
Tuesday-10:30 A. NJ, delivery of medals,
Comforting Of Degrees, and An
nual Address by Lniet-aov. g.
ID. Stands. 8 p. NJ, the laying
of the corner stone by the Ma
sonic Grand Lodge of Missis-
sippi. Sociable at p. M.
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OFFICE on Con-. on IfM. AND AZ, 4
JAcxsoN, Miss, June Sch, l6e3
B. J. Hooes ESQ, Brookhavsn, mis..:
DEAR srR-I thank yon for the, papez
you sent and especially for your CORES
pondence with Capt. Merry. You will do
great good for your city, county and sec
tion Of the State. Judging from my ess.
respondence with the West and Northwest
our State will be flooded with prospectors
for lands, ETC., this fall, and your promp;
action in calling attention 70 South Mis-
sissippi will meet with great success /
would be truly thankful IL an the papers
along the line Of the Illinois Central 'would
pursue the same course. One suggestion i
would make Is, to have committees 'ap-
pointed to meet and receive the excursion
lists, to show them courtesy, and take them
around to look at lands. am pfond to
see jackson boy take the lead in the vast
"beom" that win soon come to ouf State.
Yours very respectfully, f.
'ff' fii -ii ~ i''.i' e. q. WALL.
We thank Maj. Wall for his encourage
ing letter and pertinent suggestion, which
as will DO seen at once, will prove of
special Importance. Our people are scri-
ously considering all the suggestions which
have been made, and in due time, we hope,
will be prepared to take active steps in the
beneficial work proposed. -.
In this connection we may state that
Maj. Wall has done and is still doing every
thing in his power to attract Immigration
to Mississippi, losing no opportunity of
bringing the advantages of our State
prominently before the people Of both the
North and foreign countries, and it is due
him, as faithful servant of the people, to
supplement his efforts in every practicable
way, that he may the more effectually ac-
complish the ends of his Office.
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Meodville Notes.
MEApvILLE, June IL, Il

ra MEADvILLE, June IL, 1883.
Another dull week passed in Meadville.
Rain, rain, rain! Our farmers are begin
ing to look blue--mOre rainl 81
Our friends Impson, Fox and Irwin have
returned from the Wilson Railroad, dis
gusted with the business. Some impecu-
NOUS contractors drew on them for few
weeks, work in advance and not respond
ing at the proper time with the brads, they
returned to make room for the next batch
of adventurous. r'
Col. C. L. Holden, late merchant of
hatcher, was in Meadville this week on
business.
r. A. Rhodes, formerly of this neighbor-
hood, now belonging to the engineer corps
of the Northwest Railroad, projected FROM
Vidalia to Little Rock, Ark, was in town
on Saturday. He gives cheering account
of the prospects of the company, and q
glowing description of the country through
which the Road will run. .
Mrs. Fl. C. Mayors and children have
returned from hatcher, where they have
been spending several weeks visiting
friends. Welcome back TO the village,
Mrs. n.
School exhibitions amongst our colored
schools has commenced. Superintendent
Scott attended an examination in the
county on Saturday last which he says
was very creditable. The recitations were
good and were immensely applauded by
the audience. After the exercises were
over, a sumptuous dinner was spread foI
all the company who partook OF it with @
relish. DOTs
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Miss Laura Maxwell, Of Canton, 10 on 9
visit 10 the family Of DR.. Danghtry. .nt
Mr.Jos Connolly, cur euterprising snd
popular foundryman, made a busipess triT
to jackson last week. -.-r -..t
Nf. Jno. Penn, the spicy newspaper cor.
respondent Of Bogucchitto, has been spend.
ing few days IN town. .,
Mr.. C. NJ. Sebastian, of Tennessee, h
here 10 attend Conmencemcut and spend
short visit with relatives.
Oar friend BattaiIe, Of the Summit
Times aud Inteliigencer, was here the frs,
of the week on his usual BUSINESS. ..f
Hons. A. o. McNair and r. H. Thomp-
son went to Magnolia last Monday morn
ing to attend the Chancery Court.
We had the pleasure of meeting and
shaking hands with Hon. II. ID. Money
on Saturday last. He was on his return
from o trip to Bogueebitto. Ell ..f
After very pleasant visit TO his old
home, Mr. Lee Baggett left for Louisville,
KY, on Friday last, which place he viii
hereafter make his headquarters. 90 ,
Capt. Putnam Darden, the distinguished
Lecturer of the Mississippi State Grange.
spent Sunday and Tuesday nights in
FBrookhaven, the guest Of Col. C. Byrd.
Our handsome friend, Hope Butler, once
a resident Of Brookhaven, but now OF
Greenville, Miss, was on visit to old
friends in this place and Lawrence county
last week. q" ..
Our clever friend J. NJ. Tyler, of Bogue-
chitto, lighted orr sanctnm with his gem
ial presence recently. Tyler advertises in
THE LEADER and keeps one of the best lit
tie stores on the Railroad. f-...r s..
Our friend Tom McGratl. the leading
spirit in the deservedly popular house of
Jno. McGrath, is off on trip to Castillian
Springs, Holmes county, to recuperate his
health. We hope he win be vastly bcne-
fitted by his visit. ---.a i..-
Mr.. j. X. vardamon, one Of the new and
spirited editors of the Winons Advance,
spent last Saturday in this city, and hon
ored us with pleasant call. We very
much regret that business engagements on
our part prevented our going round and
showing him a second Winona.
Mr.. Jas. N. Larkin, of this place 10 now
representing and travelling for the Hill
City Tobacco Company, manufactures and
dealers in chewing and smoking tobacco,
Lynchburg. Va. This is one of the best
tobacco firms of the country, and Jim win
always he found one of the clevereSt and
most satisfactory young men with whom
to deal.
Messrs. A. G. Robertson and w. N. Smy-
lie, two of our druggists, attended the Or
ganization of the Pharmaceutical Asso-
citation at jackson, last Tuesday. Mr..
Robertson informs us that q good number
of the druggists of the State were present.
The following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, J. w. Eckford; y. P. Finlay, Vice
President; II. N. West, Secretary; F. A.
Dicks, Treasurer.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-06-14

Seeing Fred Lloyd's banter against
Greenville in the State Ledger reminds me
that we have race horses in Brookhaven.
We have few propositions to make:
1. We will run one-qnsrter of o mile for
$500 or $500.
2. Eight hundred yards for $500. -,..,
3 One half mile for $500.
These propositions are open to Vicks-
bnrg or Greenvills either, and if any Of
the day the forfeit is put up. Good stables
and track free of charge to any parties
coming to run. Address,
hn A. d. McCLKNDoy,
tna Brookhaven, Miss.
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l.. O. r. r. Notes.
Reception tomorrow night.

Reception tomorrow night.
Gentlemen will be required to present
their admittance cards ct the door.
Mr.. Philip wsriein Of New Orleans, has
sent up an elegant piano to be used to-
morrow night, and also through his gem
erosity Pref =. Deion, noted musician
and composer, win furnish the music for
The decorations and illumination Of the
hall, the music, refreshments and the en-
tire programme win all make the recep-
ton one of the most costly and elegant
entertainments ever given in Brookhaven.
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A New asaSi uastry.

Messrs. LewenthaL Merchants and
Furniture Dealers of this place, have op-
ened Mattress Factory in connection
with their other business, and will soon
be prepared to furnish the trade and retail
buyers with the best class of excelsior and
Moss Mattresses, Bolsters, Pillows, etc.
Prices will he placed at bottom figures,
and orders are solicited. At. -s.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-06-14

This gentleman spoke at the Grange
Hall, near Caseyville, on Tuesday last, and
at Fair River on yesterday. 1t was onr
pleasure to be present and hear him at
Caseyville, and we very much regret that
our limited space at this hour win not per-
NIT MS to give general report of his
speech. Suffice it to say for the present
that it was excellent, and just the kind Of
talk our farmers need to hear, ~,
We return thanks to Dr.. Il. r. Apple
white and his excellent lady for hospitali-
ties extended during our visit to the C.
neighborhood. ,sfrst ~, e.t....
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OUR AGENTS.
CuURCH DIRECTORY.

CATHOLIC CHURCH.-Mass ct Tao A. ".
soIvynn High Mass ct 1900 A. ~, the frst and
skJrd SUNDAYS Of each month. Evening service
fvssners1 al 500 p. M. Regular Mass every
morning at O'Clock. Rev. Father B. II. Bek-
kers, Priest. .a-
METHODIST CHURCH. -Preacl ing every Sun.
dsy AZ NJ A. NJ, and 80 p. NJ. Prayer meeting
every wednesday evening At T:3o. Rev. Jno. El.
Sunday school every sunday mornIng at $50.
BAPTIST CHUR the nrst sun
day Of every month at II A. NJ, and $50 p. M.
Rev ]. r. Parish, Pastor.
sunday School every Sunday morning ats:so
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Preaching the
third sunday Of every month ct II A. NJ, and I:3a
p NJ Rev. w. b. Bingham Pastor.
sunday school every sunday morning al 80.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-06-14

We learn that the Presidency Of Wesley
an Female College, Macon, Ga, has just
been offered DIR. H. F. Johnson, the distin.
guished President of whitworth, and that
there is great danger that he win decide
to accept. Wesleyan Female College is the
oldest chartered College in the United
States, and is handsomely endowed.
Should DIR. Johnson decide to accept, hi'
loss cannot be regarded IS otherwise thar
calamity to the educational interests Of
Mississippi and especially to this city and
immediate section of the State.
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''Mr.J. i. B. Marshal, Of BoguechittO
Miss, and Miss Matte Baggett, of Brook
haven, were married in the latter place on
last Thursday night. Mr.. Marshal is so
her. industrious young man, of the most
exemplary character, while Miss Matte is
one Of Brookhaven's most excellent aud
charming ladies. They are wen and hap
PLY mated. They have our wishes for Q
life Of true happiness. "-Yasoo Sentiael,
Jna7.e - teIst1r orI a.
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a.. q. McNaIr for HSisarict. 40
- lOrney. 49,

We this week present to the voters OF
the 10th Judicial District, the above nam
cd gentleman as candidate for District
Attorney. Mr.. McNair is q native of the
District, is a young man of incorruptible
integrity, true and consistent Democrat,
and a lawyer of learning and ability
When the Judges were elected by the PEG
pie, the voters of this section of the State
delighted to cast their ballots for his dis
tinguished father, and they will now find
in A. C. McNair' 70 worthy son of an hon.
ored sire," who will be equally devoted to
their every interest and trust.
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Novel Sport.

On Saturday afternoon at $40 viii BE-
given the most novel entertainment ever
seen in the State. q. g peer ~.
Ropihg and Lassoing Of Wild stock by
genuine Texas cowboys. .--.a
Three Mexican Bull Fighters with the
cowboys and will display their agil ity in
handling ferocious beast. .'eIN
There will be nothing in the exhibition
that will offend the most refined taste.
Actual Texas Rancho life duplicated. ...
Admission so cts Children half price
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Messrs- Patrick d. Morris are now loca-
ted in town for the above purpose; they
do first class work and all in want OF
Photos will do well to give thema call.
Tent, opposite McGrath's store. They also
do copying and enlarging at shortest no.
tice. They have all the latest improve
ments and finest outfit in the State. Call
and see them. ras.r
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House and n.ot for Sale.

Any one desiring to purchase at q bar
gain good new dwelling, with 4 acres
of land attached, situated in one ofthe
most desirable portions of Brookhaven, is
directed to apply to the editor of THE
LEADER. If
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ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.


In response 10 the solicitation Of numrr-
ons voters of the county, 1 hereby an
nounee myself ~ q candidate for election
o the Office Of Representative Of Lincoln
county, at the ensuing November election.
Ivy a. ]. w, EAST.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-06-14

Mr.. PEEr NALrY, formerly Of Brookha-
ven, and Miss RosALIE H. WILLIAMSON,
were married at Alphonsus church, Nc
Comb City, on yesterday evening at hall
past 6 o'clock. A large audience witness.
ed the ceremony, and at 9 o'clock the hap
py couple were rendered . grand reception.
We return friend Peet our sincere thanks
for handsomely printed invitation to b
present, and very much regret that bust
ness engagements prevented our respond
ing, The weil-matched twain viii PLEASE
accept our congratulations, and the wisf
that their welded life may be an uninter
rupted honeymoon. n.5k stfs- a
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Fec District Attorney.

I announce myself as y candidate for
District Attorney for the 10th District,
subject to the decision of Democratic Con
vention, il there, be one; otherwise, to the
decision of the people at the polls.
... A. c. MoNAIR.
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800 barrels Of all grades just received BY
J. B. Nalty, bought before the late adj
vance in prices. II will pay you to give
him call. 49, i.--st 81. Isl
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Estr0y Notice.

One dark brown horse, about 10 years old
about Il hands high with white spots on left-jaw
and back; Some white specks on hips and right
Lewis. j. P. District No. T. Lincoln County. The
owner Ia required to prove property and pay
charges, or said horse II be sold as the Law
directs.
This May 2sth, 1883.
May slst. TIA WILLoUGHBY. Ranger,
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~New laces at McGrath's.
UGo to McGrath's for hats.
No N.Y. signs at McGrath's.

wNew laces at McGrath's.
UGo to McGrath's for hats. .,
No N.Y. signs at McGrath's.
B~Buy your goods at McGrath's.
"Lace Standards" at Brennan's
pMcGrath's hats are simply elegant.
No jewing or wrangling at McGrath's. s
R"Go to McGrath's for cheap clothing.
B-For the best corsets go to McGrath's
B~McGratl's new clothing is immense.
HYou save money by buying at Nc
Grath's "a.
vMcGrath il boss in the shirt bust
ness, ~ raf# %.
Buy your ready-made clothing at Bren-
mans. .r ..
McGrath sells clothing cheaper than
anybody. fEr l'9t r
vNew spring goods just received At
McGrath's. -i
For New Laces, Go to Brennan's.
Get Your Embroideries, at Brennan's.
Flowers, in the different shades, at Bren-
mans.
Jersey Lily Poke's, all shades, at Bren-
mans. .,,r .,,q 80 q
Brennan is offering special inducements
in glass and lamp ware. t4szj
For silk brocaded and spanish lace para
soils, 60 to Brennan's. q.
''Hackmetaek,n lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price Is and so cents. Sold by
Dan uhtry e. Smrlie Brnnkhaxen Miss
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HGo to .MeGrath's for fine cassimers
pants. HAl y FEs U@F .lfH o.
Prices marked In plain figures at Nc
Grath's.
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''Hackmetaek," lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price rs and so cents. Sold by
Daughtry & Smyiie, Brookhaven, Miss.
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Publication Notice.
Citation Notice.

NC cl s5ss shaw In onsnssy . eour
A. 7. Jarvin ct al. ( To Dec. Term, I5ss
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI ....-,..
To T. l.. Airey and 4. r. Jarvia. defendants:
You are commanded to appear before y. ~.
Martin, Clerk OF the Chancrry Court Of Lincoln
county, MISSISSIPPI at his ONCE In Btookhaveh,
Mississippi. ''at rul on the first AOndiay OF Au-
gust, A, ID. 1888" 10 defend the suit in said 'hah
Gerry court OF Clarence shaw aad others wherein
ron are defendants I,4. F..+ .=r.lz
This Iuue 8, a. D1s3 gu-f.-l5. -
FM MARTY,
June law +.- Chancery Clerk.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-20
ssnator 11oar Ratnrns HI. nhan1s
the following message today:
WASHINGTON, Jan IS,

To Hon. Theodore c. Bates:
 Please convey to your associates in both branches of the Legislature my grateful of the honor they have conferred on and my earnest hope that may do nothing unworthy of our beloved common wealth of them. G. F. HoAB
Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-20
NEW YORK.

A sickening TaIe-Inhuman Treatment
 of a Young GirI-Brought Up Under the
 Most Ffendish Brutality.
 OswEao, Jan. 19.-John Hickey, a well to do farmer, and Mary Jane, his wife, were held in $1 ,500 bail each to-day on charge of atrocious cruelty to Bee Everett girl now aged nineteen years, whom the Hickeys took from her poor parents eight years ago promising to bring her up. When they first obtained possession of her she was healthy child>of eleven, and she is maimed and mutilated being now, hardly more than 8 skeleton, weighing only sixtyseven pounds. The discovery of her horrible condition was made about week ago by two brothers of the unfortunate girl who immediately had her tormenters arrested. When she was re- moved from the pen in which the Hickeys kept her. she presented a frightful appear ance. Her head had score of long and deep gashes; her arms, legs and body are similarly disfgured, and her face bears hard ly any semblance of humanity. The clothes she wore when recovered stuck to her body and her stockings had to be cut from her gashed feet and limbs. She accounts for every bruise and gash and tells when they were inflicted. She can neither count, spell nor read and can scarcely talk intelligently. She says she was kept in a cold. open shed in winter, and one night Mrs. Hicks threw cold water over her there and left her so that it froze in her hair and froze her ears so that large portions of them fell of. In short, her appearance, the testimony of the neigh bors and her own simple statement combine to make the case more horribls than can properly be described in print. In addition to criminal proceedings against Hickey, a civil action has also been brought against him for $10,OOO, brought in the name of the girls brothers, to secure partial remunera- ton for which she has suffered
Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-20
THE WEST.
Kentucky.

The Ashland FIurder-A Threat To EX-
 terminate The Soldiers Who Guard
 The Prisoners.
 LOUISVILLE, Jan. 19.-The Commercials specials report bitter feeling in Garter and Breathet counties against the State troops, growing out of the defeat of the mob with sixteen deaths at Ashland when Neal and Crafts, the murderers, were being tried last fall. The two men are to be put on trial again in Carter county on February 2d, and it is reported that the people up there are arming themselves and threaten death to any militia the Governor sends to protect the murderers. The Governor will probably order out five hundred men to protect the prisoners. The county is very wild and re- mote and the mountaineers are determined and courageous class. There is only one railroad and this passes through many tun- nels and ravines. Grave apprehensions of a regular war are entertained.