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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
AMERICAS League or HONOR.

TRINITY COUNCIL No. 5s0 HoLDTHEfR
| NEE tines on the second and fourth Friday
evenings OF the month at X of L. hall. Hour
OF meeting, $ o'clock. j. w. MRAY, Conn.,;
4. NJ. GEAKY, SEQ.
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Hotel Arrivals.

METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
J ii Hunt, Paris, Tenn J Dudley and wife
J III /. Hull, Grand. sherman
view. BIC Rhome and fnmi.
a Freeland, Texas. ~ Wise county.
II NJ Kelly, Ark. l. J Goggin, Gaines
II kinwell. . willie.
II * Benson, Austin. Bobo Aurora.
{ DeVereuS ANA FAINT Ben Chisn, Rose.
", Decatur. vile, Ark.
G Il Wallace, Fayette- w Moore, -
Vile, Tenn w Il Brown and wife
J w FuIls ana wife. Iouisvi lie. Nv.
Mrs + Fields, De- ] NJ Cook, st Louis.
catur. PHI X simmons, Wa
Geo ii Ruddy Joplin CO.
Mo- ID Thornton, Dallas
J. Parks :, Ripey,Mo. Geo Moon. st Louis
= Ferry, Decatur. ii Everett, Goiad.
W Ialsion Jim Gibbons, Colora
j Kemp, Dallas. do
Mrs McMurry, Color w ii Sparrow. Par
ano. sons, Kan.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

nR, j. a. MATTHEWS, PHYSICIAN AND
~ surgeon, Ofiite Ut Wrieht's drug store
on Houston street near Twelfth. Private OF.
flee for free con ultation
f. HENRY ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
y. General Land Agent, Cleburne, Johnson
county. Texas. Have complete abstract OF
all land titles III Johnson county.
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TIME O. of X. C. tvERG REEN S., REGU.
lar every first and third sunday at l:So p.
IN. In X. ofp. Hail, corner OF Ihird and Main
street. JouS HoDGES,
Secretary.
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ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.

v1OR SALn;- HOUSE AND LoT T5Nl0l ON
L second and Hardin STR cts. Three rooms
well flushed. Texas Investment 20
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
Band OF Hope.
W. q. T. U.

uyHB w. C. 4. u. WILL HOLD THEIR
| regular meetings every Tuesday AT three
o'clock PM, at the reading room over MAY
Elser's old stand. All the ladies are requested
10 attend and aid US In our work. Mrs. 4, j.
JKSNISes, President Mrs. a. A. JOHNSON
Secretary.
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CoRSALE-FlVE PURE BRED AUGoRA
l nnnnys; two pure bred Angorn bucks
halt grown. VIII be sold AZ bargain.
TENAS NESfMENr, co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DLANt AND SPECIFICATIONS MADE
L for store and dwelling houses on short no.
tee. Address, NJ. Sanglnnette, city r. o..
Fort Worth.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27

A NICE HOUSE AND LOT LOOKED ON
n Blum and Elm. VIII be said ~ bargain
and on exsy terms. Texas Investment 20.
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A LII KINDS OF tAKPENTERS TOOLS
"A at the Curiosity shop ON Houston street
between seventh and r. ehth.
ID EMEMBER THE CURIOSITY SHOP
IL has moved TO Houston street between
seventh aud Eighth.
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FOR SALE LIVE STOCK.

NyAN rED-rO EXCHANGE 20f0 COM
w mon goats mixed, FOR shelled corn or
cats delivered ON cars at any railroad STATION
IN larrant nm or Johnson coun les, For
turther Information call on or address w. r..
Bentley, with Texas Investment Company.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-19

A negro convict died very suddenly OF
heart disease last week ut one ofW. * rs
mills .i
Rev. Mr.. Cotton, preached very credi-
table sermon last Sunday, which was high.
ly entertaining.
Messrs. A. Hurst and ). Schneider, OF
Brookhayen, paid very pleasant visit to
our town last Friday.
The new store Of Mr.. VI. Tyler, our Ell
cient Postmaster, will be opened ready for
business in few days.
Mrs. Laura Rcdgelein, nee Slocun, late
of our town but now residing ut Osyka, Is
paying q visit to her sister, Mrs Aaron Lee.
We are glad to note the fact that the
wife of our estimahle towrsman, Mr.. X.
Bracewhite, has recovered from her spell
of sickness. I..
The machinery for Messrs. WesAon &
Persons new saw-nill, consisting of boil
ers engine and other outfit, have already
arrived We learn that the above gentle
men are pushing work.
The new track of Mcssrs. WessOn x
Persons, now building from BogucchittO to
their mills, will he completed about the
latter part of Nay, under the supervision
of that noted workman, Mr.. Fred Weiss.
Mr.. Ledbctter, an experienced bridge
builder, with the assistance of Wcssrs.
Hayden Z. Edwards of our town, is build
ing a sixty-foot bridge across Boguechitto
creek. When finished it will be model.
The heavy rains which have prevailed
recently around this and adjoining neigh
borhoods, caused great deal of damage
to property. Work was suspended on the
new track for over week, owing to the
heavy rains, but everything is now brisk
since the waters have subsidized. H.. Ii.
The Methodist Church building is rap
idly approaching completion, under the
workmanship of that skillful mechanic,
Mr.. T. Hudson, of Winona. 1t has already
been ceiled, and only requires, further. y
little interior decoration. 1t will be u
handsome addition to the town, and will
reflect credit to its people.
BoGUECHITTO.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-19

Apertiop of last Friday was spent by us
in Boguechitto, our little next door neigh
boz on the soath, We notieed several sub
stantialsigns of improvernent among the
number, the new Methodist church, q new
residehce, and q commodious new store
house. sHAI
pa We,were tola that our friend sJno. Mar
shall, one'of the enterprising merchants OF
the place, is the owner of the new resi-;
den1e, and the impression seemed to pre-
! vail that when he gets it all completed and
flushed up nicely he j. going to move In
and carry somebody with him to sew on
his buttons and sit at the opposite end Of
the TABLE. He is now bachelor, so the
eircumstantial evidence is very strong.
The new store house is owned by Mr.. j.
NJ. Tyler, the agreeable and worthy Il. NJ.
of the place, who is also thriving mer-
chant. 1T Is admirably located, is large
and colAmodious, and Is now receiving the
y 49, e4ts - stes q @asa TAaf -
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-19

finishing touches. Mr.. Tyler has promised
when he moves into his new quarters and
gets things arranged, to make the fact
known through The LEADER, 81 our read
CTS in that section viii be duly informed Of
the inducements he will then offer.
We met Messrs. Wesson and Persons,
already well known TO our readers through
The LEADER, and were invited TO take a
trip over their narrow gnagc. While wait
ing for the time to start, we strolled around
and met Mr.. J. III. Allen, the MessrS Bris-
ter and the jolly Pat Quertermous, all
business men Of the place. Wo also met
Judge Curtis, Mayor, Mr.. w. 7. Bonds,
depot agent, Mr.. Thos Martin, who used to
publish the Brookhaven Democrat, and a
few Others, whose names we cannot now
recall.
The reader can now imagine himself
with MS on board the engine of the w. &
r. narrow guage, driving along at the rate
of about fifteen miles an hour. 1t pref
ty rough, with good deal of trestle work
to pass over, and you feel like it would be
safer walking; but all new roads are roush
at first. Mr.. J. NJ. Wesson, Jr., Mr.. Thay-
er, lumber inspector of the New Orleans
and Northeastern Railroad, and Bill O'Neal
the good-natured engineer, were on the
engine with us. On the line, which was
mostly through pine forests, we passed the
saw mill of A. Richardson, little further
Joe Storms, and four and half miles east
of our starting point, we stopped at the
extensive lumber mill, dry house, etc., of
number of hands are employed and lumber
is sawed in every shape desirable. shin
gle machine is attached, and also ma
chine for. saving slabs and refuse lumber
into narrow strips for flooring and ceiling.
The saw dist is burned in the furnace a.
it comes from the saw, SO there is bnt little
waste, the true secret, we are told, of max
ing saw mill pay.
There is quite q settlement around this
mill, and Jno. Penn and Mr.. w. W. East,
who is reported to be as indispensable to
the mill as the big saw, are the leading
spirits.
Messrs W. a. p. are extending their
road several miles eastward from this mill,
and will soon have another bran new mill
in operation with capacity of thirty or
thirty-five thousand feet oflumber per day.
The machinery for it has already arrived.
A planning mill will also soon be added to
the mill nearest Boguechitto and the rail-
road track through the creek swamp will
be placed on a substantial trestle above
high water mark. As soon as they get
everything in shape, they will announce it
to the world through the columns of THE
LEADER.
Our stay was very short and our return
without incident. The schedule of the w.
& p made the closest possible connection
with the train of the Illinois Central, and
within an hour after leaving the mill We
were at home.
Politics is quiet about Boguechitto, and
the song of the candidate has not yet been
heard.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-19

DR.. Jehaseuss Friday evening lectures at
the College Chapel, like alfof his dis
courses, are real treat. The one last Friday
eveningwsson Chemistry aud embraced the
elements of Oxygen and Hydrogen. II com
bined the three features Of being instruc-
tive, interesting and amusing, to such q
degree even as 10 be Immensely enjoyed
By the small boys present. Several prac-
teal demonstrations were made with the
elements under discussion, which likewise
demonstrated the Doctors great familiari-
ty with Chemical Science. We return
thanks for an invitation to be present, and
the pleasure enjoyed rs the result.
Prof. p. II. Eager, once a resident of
Brookhaven, and for four years Professor
of Mathematics in Mississippi College, at
Clinton, is now President of a flourishing
school at Brownsville, Tenn, known as
the Brownsville Female College. We are
Just i'm receipt of letter from him stating
that he is succeeding finely in his work.
something all of his old friends at this
place will be delighted TO hear. Among
her young men, Mississippi has few sons Of
which she can feel so justly proud as of
=. II. Eager. With one of the brightest
and most cultivated of intellects, he COM
bines moral and religious character of rar-
est excellence. Any Mississippi par
ents who expect to send their daughters
to school outside of the State, could not DO
better than to consign them to his charge.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-19

Five prisoners made their escaped from
the Maxwell Camp, two and half miles
from town, Vast Sunday afternoon. They
pushed down the door of the cage in which
they were confined, and it was some time
before their absence was discovered. Their
names were V. 7. Lewis, white, VIM. Ha-
ney, the two Mcknight brothers, and Joe
Goodman, all colored. Lewis and Haney
were being held for trial at the next term
of Circuit CoHrtfor larceny, and the other
three were working out . short sentence
in the county Jail. .Yh#
Mr.. Maxwell has offered 500 reward for
the apprehension ofLewis and Haney.
The former is desperate character, and it
is believed he has left the State.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-19
OUR AGENTS.
CHCRCu DIRECTORY.

CATHOLIC CHURCU.-Mass at 1880 y. NJ,
Solemn High Mass at i0:to A. NJ, the nrst and
fyespers) al $500 r. N. Regular Mass every
morning at s o'clock. Rev. Father b. Ii. Bek-
kers, Priest.
METHODIST CHURCH. Preaching every sun
day at II A. NJ, and I 30 p. NJ. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening at 7 80 Rev. Jno. En-
lis, Pastor.
sunday school every sunday morning at $780,
BAPTIST Embellishments the nrst Sun
day of every month at II A. NJ, and 1850 Z. NJ
Rev j. r. Parish, Pastor.
sunday school every Sunday morning aiS;SV'
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Preachlng the
third sunday OF every month At II A. NJ, and 1857
p. M Rev. w. b. Bingham Pastor.
sunday School every Sunday morning at $3.50.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-19
Prospective Development OF
Western Fraaktin.

During our recent short stay with the
good people of our neishboring county of
Franklin, at the beginning Of the term of
the Circuit Court for that county, we
heard much said about the railroad COM
monty called the Mississippi Valley or
Wilson road. 1t passes through Western
Franklin for distance of some twenty
miles; entering the southern border of the
county at or near Towards Ferry, and
leaving it two or three miles, north of "Old
Hamburg"
1t is manifest that there will be three
depots in Franklin county-one at Knox
vile, near Towards Ferry; one not far
from John Q. Grauss, and the other one at
or near the plantation of Mat Griffin, just
above "Old Hamburg"
We learn that the greater part of tho
wagon OF retail trade of Natchez (Which
city will be some ~ miles west of the sur
veyed route) comes from Franklin county.
This trade, as we'll as large business from
the county of Adams, will find an outlet at
the stations mentioned.
The depot at OF near Knoxville, will
command q large and remunerative trade
from Amite and Wilkinson counties which
quite large town at that point. In fact,
within o very short period after the com
pletion of the road, we expect to see at
least three towns along its line within the
county of Franklin, numbering not less
than 1000 OF 1900 inhabitants each.
Every mile of the road in that county,
we learn, will run through the finest up
land farming land in the State, taking i'll
it's route the valleys of the Homochitto,
Dry Creek, Wells creek and Morgan's Fork
creek. While this new road will, to limit
ed extent, defect trade from Summit and
Brookhaven, much to Q ur regret, yet We
will not repine when we reflect on the
great blessing which the route will be to
our friends in the good, solid old county of
Franklin. They have waited long aud pa
tiently for an outlet by rail, and we avail
ourself of this opportunity to congrata-
late them upon the near prospect OF re-
alfzatlOn OF hopes. .5 +-~ 6 t'---t
H., 1t is not amiss in this connection to mem
ton the fact that the new road passes inn
mediately by the celebrated "Wildwood
Springs" These Springs had an ante-bel-
lum reputation which attracted to their
health giving waters, ten-pin alleys, bill
lard tables and excellent hotel, large
crowds from Franklin, Adams and adjoin-
ing counties. s'tAf 7t3
We expect to soc these Springs regain
and sarpass their old time reputation when
the new road furnishes easy and quick
transportation. A remarkable feature
about the Springs is, that they are appar-
emily bottomless. The water boils mp with
such r force that all efforts to
ascertain their depth by the various de-
vices for sounding have proved fraitlesssza
-
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-19

We are requested TO state that the fol
lowing eopamitteesr. appointed at the Last
meeting of the Vigilant Fire Company will
meet next Monday at the Mayors office at
4 p. IN. to transact their respective duties:
Uniform d4ewenthal, Jr., NJ. Nalty
j.. II. WiIioughby,s WI. smith and w. K
Spencer. IsN tx
TO name the engine-A. Lewenthal, ,Jr.,
q. ID. Davis, and j.. NJ. Martin. r
Enquiry--A. Lewenthal Jr.. L. b. Bren
nan and L. j. Decell. ~
Cleaning-M. Richardson, j. w. Nc
Grath, and A. Lewenthal Jr. e.. r.
Finance-M. Nalty, w. Il. Spencer ant
j. %, Frilick. \ ssss;s pa
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-19

w. ID. Larkin, Assessor for Lincoln coun-
ty, requests the Taxpayers to meet him
with tlrir lists of taxable property at the
following times aad places itraai
Moniay, April 20. N. r. C. wstsons Gin.
Tuesday, April ~. G.. O.. Erwln's Gin.
Wednesday, Aptil as, Buie's NuI.
Thursday, A prfl 49, Zaon Chapel (coloFedl
RTtd y.Aprii ~. W. A. Deceiis. .Hat
saturday, April 2s, Cascyville . 800, -rfH
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-19
~New laces at McGrath's.
TGo to McGrath's for hats.
No X-Y-Z signs at McGrath's.

II TO to McGrath 1Or natS.
NoX-Y-Z signs at McGrath's. ..v
uBuy your goods at MeGrath's.
Eg McGrath's hats are simply elegant.
No jewing or wrangling at McGrath's {
U-Go TO McGraths for cheap clothing.
CYFor the best corsets go to Nc Grath's
gMcGrath's new clothing is immense.
g'Don!t fail to see McGrath's new
goods. ... '..tr.lg
rVYou save m J! by buying at Nc
Grath's. .. r +'-"
McGrath's Parlor shoe store is the place
for shoes. His goods are good, pretty and
cheap. ---r
For silk brocaded and spanish lace para
soils, go to Brennan's. , ..safr-
McGrath has only one price on his goods.
Did you see McGrath's new dress goodsf
Brennan is offering special inducements
in glass and lamp ware. .-.oa 81 .H
vMcGrath is boss in the shirt bust
ness. ..f
rF-Go to McGrath's for fine cashmere
pants. .. I.l D.-.a.
Prices marked in plain figures at Nc
fGraths- 'e.i It..1
McGrath sells clothing cheaper than
anybody. t"t Tffft I.-.r
EY'New spring goods just received at
McGrath's. tsH1E' 81 I'll
Buy your cutlery at Brennan's, as it is
cheap and guaranteed. gore .r'tm 81
Fans of every style at b. c., Brennan's
millinery establishment. ,g7t tl7F 4
h Brennan's millinery establishments ia
headquarters for the latest styles of trim
med and untrimmed hats and bonnets sp,l
If you want anything tasty in the mil
linery line, 60 to Brennan's. 2otT'rs
Buy your ready made clothing at Brcn-
mans. d ba. esd
They keep splendid line Of Staple and
Fancy Groceries and CONNECTIONS, ut the
lowest prices for cash. at Powell& Co., r
$50 - afiF
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-19

The freshest, cheapest, incest most dnra
bleishoes can always be fonDd at Vim. Alb
shagen's y -.---
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-19
Person al.

Capt. j. \. Hoskins wasat home Sunday.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Bee left Satus day morning
for Magnolia.
Mrs. Chas. Chrisman has returned from
her visit to Armstead.
Mrs. Irving, who has been down for some
time with pneumonia, is convalescing.
Miss Phoebe Cook, ..--of Alfalfa, is on a
visit to her sister here, Mrs. J. X. Parish
Henry OJIaraiwas in town last Monday
shaking hands with friends. His is an
honest grip.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. W. l..
Mitchell is recovering from recent spoil
of sickness. .-.-4. .-..=~ #..a
The energetic, thorough going editor of
the State Leager, made US a pleasant call
last Monday.
Mrs. W. IT. Hartwcll made flying trip
totown last week, accompanied by.W. IL.
Hartwell, jr.
Miss Josie McGrath has returned from
Wesson, after delightful visit OF several
weeks duration.
W. P. Cassidy, ESQ.,, one Of the bright
lights of the Summit bar, spent Monday
afternoon in town.
Onr friend John Marshall, of Boguechit-
to, was in town the first ofthe week, and
it iss runored he came up on "busi-
ness" = y I 80 8|ztF = .E
Col. Thos.- Z. Helm and Mr.. w. B.
Griffith of jackson, remembered us with
an. agreeable call while in town last Sat
urday.
Miss Matte Baggett made o pleasant
visit to her parents last Friday; remaining
here till Monday morning, when she left
for her school at Boguechitto.
DIR. VIM. East, q pleasant and intelli-
gent gentleman from Southwest Copiah,
and father of onr townsman Mr.. l. w.
East, was among our welcome callers last
week
Mr.. Fcrd. Becker, one of the successful
business men of Wcsson, and one, too, who
believes IN liberal use of printer's ink, as
slenlolshat ted bythe columns of his home
ipsl,er, spent last Monday iiltewn.
Mr.. r. C. Perkins, an old Brookhaven
boy, but now located in the express bust
ness at st. Louis, is spending a short vaca-
ton among his many friends here. Bob
used to be a real institution to Brookha-
ven,a and we7regret thatshe can 20 longer
be numbered among her citizenship.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-19
Hos. HlOaw

IL any lady, gentleman or child wants a
nice pair of shoes, 90 tn WIN. Abshagen's.
His shoes are all fresh. lilo doesn't deal in
old stock.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-19

A good secondhand saw and carriage,
mt o bargain For further information, APP
ply to V. l.. Tyler or DR.. j. w. Bennett,
Brookhaven, Miss. 30
Aul l9-2w
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-19

For Teas, Chonkolatc, Pickles, Preserves,
Jellics, Raisins, Prunes and Currants. 20
to Powell d Co. ....r.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-19

Another lot of those fne shoes which
everybody says last so long ut VIM. Alb
shagens. ..
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-19
PRICE, S2A YEAR,
.un .4 -rfsL .slJHsd tSnm lis
IN ADVANCE. Ca :

The LEADER will give
a general In summary r.l of
the news of the Ell day, but
will pay special attention to
ayiing"before, its, readers all
matters of IDEAL !" interets..
Itwillo,be Democratic, but
not to an extreme and often
Psive degree, and nd. will never el,
contain anything that can
not be read with propriety
around the fireside.noy I,5~ i
+9oHEveryone desiring to sup
port such a q paper, is, Zen
spectfuHy solicited to sub
scribe. We will make it
worth its price price to any one
who takes it. % a. ae ls'i'e IF. 10 Is -.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-19

just rcceived-Ladirs' trimmed ant
untrimmcd hats, from 40 cents up at y
FitZneris. .a-..-.=...f .f
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-19

L. L. Schwab, our wide-awake jeweler, is
in receipt Of a new lot Of handsome bangle
rings. ST gEA sstd s
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-19

Any, one wishing .. good and cheap writ
ing desk can secure . bargain by calling
ON Schwab, the jeweler. p-t3377
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-19

ri tta0 II .l9bsaf flge9l3 s az IstoEigd1
dr.. .1iha3i gI1 - b s9aada sdi sd
.lnia baiAs
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-19

For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price rs cents. ssF-
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-19

For fine Flour, good Hams, Molasses,
Sugar and Coffee, 20 Co Powell & Co.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-19

Cheap Calieoes, OF the latest styles
rom II to.6 cents, at r. Fitzner's.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-19

A new, live, progressive
journal, published every
Thursday morning, and de-
voted to the leading inter-
ests of Lincoln and adjoin-
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The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-19
An Acrostic-

An AcrOstic-r
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In memory of Harry Bonds, who died at
Boguechitto, Miss, December &, 1882, aged
one year. -.
Here he lies, our precious treasure,
And his eyes are gently closed,
Round him bleed the saddest hearts
-. Yet he's gone, from our fold
But we'll meet again in Heaven;
~ Oh! know he will be there,
Nesting in the arms of Jesus, -
Dreaming OF his home 80 fair.-
Sweet 'twillit be to meet him there!
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The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-19

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The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-19

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