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The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06
saeudytit- Notes.
MEApvILLE, Aug. 81, 1888.

MEApvILLE, Aug. 81, 1888.
To I've Editor Of he Lea ter:
Since my last dots we have had local
showers of rain in several neighburhoods
in our county, but nothing like general
ram. Cotton, late corn, peas and l.ota-
toes have all been seriously damaged ny
The drOuth. Ii is not believed that the
county Will average more tuan halt crop
of cotton, notwithstanding ~ - iew .ueali-
ties, that were best with timely rains the
crop il good.
There is a good deal of sickpess still ii
our county, bus as yet 10 fatal cases have
been reported.
Our political horizon is not very bright.
There has been for several years some
jealousy existing between th eastern aud
western parts Of the county which seems
to be growing in intensity. DIR. VI. 1.
johnson, irons the we tern part ~ the
county, who tailed to get the nomination
tor Representative ut the county conErn-
ton, is now running - an independent
candidate. Amt right here, as Bret liari
says, II wish to U7uark, and my iangua-e
is plain" that an independent, II elected,
is utterly worthless To the county that
send, him to the Legislature, II" matter
what his ability may he, for the r";tsop
hat he is without Sapp0rt IN the Lt8iHia-
lure Ii he claims to he - Democrat, the
party LOOKS upon him as dISurSanisrr,
and shun him ~ unworthy of confidence
and support, and he finds himself iudepeh-
dent aud alone aud unable to d" anything
for his constituents, however much lie may
desire tn do.
The wilson I,ailroad in this county Is
having boom. Work is progressing rap
IDLY, aud continual accesSious are being
made to the force employed in liz c0I%rlc~
ton, Thee are quite u force ut conNlcts
from the pnitrntidry now emp Dyed at
and ne Hamburg III j!Il- county occa-
4inuaiiy one of tEcH elIlr5 the vigilance
o. thr guard ami makes his escape. Some
I,.a last We II convict hy tie name Ot
Jack.pn (a uatIyr An"ri an "f rlcan
,criIt) matr hi go AZ. ard visited "ur VII
lave aud brake OlIcD several cabins III me
suburbs. and continued his Investigations
fra bnn: l.. niles east of hire "hrn un-
fortunately for his enter rise, h- was III
t,.r>i ,Nra " Mr. ILcs. Ne""aI, md Mr..
sydney lee. VII" prevailed nl"n him To
return with them tn this place. Our Shrr-
ii is ndly providing for him nntH til"
-ss+rs 81 tn" Ieutcntiary shall request
him to return to camp. tie Is an 1 dlS-
ircns fellow, having broken open four
houses in twelve h. urs hrIoIe his capture.
The Re-. Nr. Camir-ll delivered Il lee
rrr on prohibition az the H"p-wrll Bap-
isl church nn Tuesday to II large audience.
regret MOI h"ing able to attend, "n A.
nunt of Sickness in my family. have
heard portions "i hi, lecture scv.relycr,ti-
isrd by some OF the strong friends Of pro-
,rihitiun who were present, rs being too *
,rrmc. DOL
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4 Il INF
..rrtIrmr Price ;, aud :, D cents. For sale
, L 1. Y :
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06
Ella. Knight. If Honor.

There were >eLIy d: a. S in III
-nhndi e L"dge- X f H.. in III"
>t.te of Mi>>i ippi, FIR the >e'
"ndln. July Il, 1888. The total
sum ctnlt llnGI,d and forty u OIL
8 ,nd dollars WAS pr mp IS paid q
mi taniie,. For tne near e dung
Man, Is 81. there We're 1928 h'a ~
IA the Order 81 th, United "A -,
aud the mig i,iceaL sum of $S,39I.
OO3 IS WAS 1,ali 10 their lam -
his i III. >inrI III" IRA. de i
the cheare-t. and "" h"llere ne
salt, t s. EN- OF c,,-O, ieraIlve life
iusuranc that naS ye' bteh devised
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06
A gsiS ~xrar-iOa.

We are informed that Maj. Wall
is arranging tr Il big cXc"r-lo OF
Western mrn, w o propose stttii g
h re u visit u d "lng the fair.
rhis is the best lime to sh' w the
resources of our country, and It viii
be in order for eve!b dy to get
their largest corn, n"tat"e>, turhIps,
pumpkins aud thei" finest stock "t
every descrrp' ion, and place them %"
-xh;hi, ION. aud let hem bring their
Ia b'hir> and p ETY. 2IrIS, 10 show
III, Providence. among either gifts.
mas u r>s, d u with a healthy cuun-
Lry.-State Ledger.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06

Last Wednesd .n,h. ,nr OH ..a.> ai,o,
en- ,ioycs III me caro- Shurt-Lilr mr. is,'u
Mr.. IL. :. Dcptw, who rec. njiy severed hi
connection with that company as It's gel
erai freight nnd passenger i15ehi, by cal
ing in 10 ce at his rp,ilehce, <o!1 Dayton
street, Just as lac was about to retire. ii"
received his guests in lie most hspita 'lr
manner, SnS.rrtins perhaps that s"'"c-
thing oi an unlISlaI character ".A ike. y
- happen before he e.e.!ng grew muo -
Older. As soon as everything had he II
piaCe.l IN readiness, two han,.sO.nc pres
eats bearing Will executed enSraVnSS were
drp0site IN IA la Se ahI' III The back par
or, as Mr.. Robert Z. Per&ins, Formerly al
Brookhaven, stepped forward and matte al
appropriate speech i'll Delialf of the guests
In reply, Dir. DePew warmly thanked his
guests for the honor they had seen fiji 10 CON
fer upon him. Among those present were
MesSrs. ii. L. Nash, auditor of the Cairo
Short Line; X. T.. Perkins, lam agent OF the
Cairo Short Line; +. A. White ticket agent
of he Cair Shnrt-Line; Ii. OHara, trav-
cling agedt OF The Cairo ShuPt-Line, and
many n,hrr gentlemen well known in rail-
road circles. The ST. Louis Republican
reports hat ''Bob" acquitted hiniaelf like
Webst r. The presents consisted of u
arge morocco ca e lined with satin and
velvet, which cnntaIned dozen table, IA
dozen tea and dozen desserts spoons and
a dozen knives and forks. all solid silver,
teaurn, bowl, a cream pitcher and but
ter dish. ell of sterling silver,
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06

Geo G. Black, brk,r of New
York, ,r>tticd &c ore the senate
Commit e ON Eauca lou aud labor,
that Of the walters empl"yrd IA t e
latgI beer salunns many are r. us
sian ara y officers, German nohlrmrn
and R slim prin e., who came 10
this country Exp cung t. MAKE lh :
tunes, hut who found this their only
means OF gaining livelihood.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06
Publication .NOfire.
Augg6w

LAND OFFICE JACEErN, NIsS., August 2. 1888.
,II.e is hereby Y y.n rat the folIowi hg-ntned
aaitt"r IA 1lai nnIiCp = his iutantrn' - max
anal proof In supp"1t ~ his clatm. aud That sttd
~ Of viii te made before T.. r. Watts. tan""rN
clerk nj N"nftc.I ~ Mi+s.. on sept. u iSs3 VIZ:
" VI avn BvruP, Ilom"ste I'll M. 1854 tiT IN
= Y sell sb neI. sec 6, n, pow. lie nam
the following wit. essrS to prove his Cort nunu%
resid nee upor, and cultivation 81, satd land w;
y. b. CUwart. AbramI All nf Monticello p. q.
Moore y lillian Grin. Lawrence County,
stead, Heniy Ila.ris.i Miss.
Z. G. KERR.
AuR 2-sw. Register.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06
UFF ING W0 4 n y: S re e

Il hy natn e with A pretty face, beautiful d ure,
7 ,ultless rOm Il, xin as ell u. tne sweetest II
. .mrrr- aud tnticss III -"taI qua it's x
,rena u civ Od, Z ~ "hd VII ei he. rrn
.o,nos sa,io,, tie brIgaIness laws me eve
VA ',' "a! e. . %.:s
A. wm h-r TN M b Comes uhota hhl'.
~ ihls hei"g cal-eh ny tls p'>N,ca' netdh2e-
ems e riunh u ""hFh hiCl Sue lHIiaIe
,I.stg ~ III n y H' VI ri'E l'@ To- IL max
q tn ~ tti % ~ b. t'H S'l' '""' u ,h'
-at.II2..f ..i"u r'V.1t~ . e 'r . Lt'' f"d r,
ms and III r u q "u3' " We 'ur al,
'nr "a ~ ana ,H' ca , at "a 'h"H Gu e
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06
Publication .sOfICe.
ANpOFFICE At IkcgsoN MISS I

LANpOFFICE At IkCEsoN MISS I
August 3 1873 I
n tice Is he rhy given thai the follrwi'g- am
81 >tftrr has Died NOTICE, Of he. ntrutiJu tn mlke
ial mr. III ~ sup II her ClaiuI. and t'iat said
40, viii b. made before c II. Watt. g uncerV
TTrrs, at Monticello, Miss. on 'ctnh'r IL. 1855.
viz: ReCkv walker, ffuinr~t"al No. 9!S for I .
sw d =" l. 9 aud NV Z ae ant = y NV Il
\ ~ 3 n, ~ he names e Lowing WIZ
nPS~e- t. prove h-r r"niIuuuu re ldrnce upon,
aud Guilty. tito of SAT- llIl, VIZ:
l. vi pam ,Ier, D,vdl Al. e wInvI lie p. O..
NewsIul JnuI New Law nee Co.
suIR, Hen News H. Miss.
r. & KERR.
LUZ 2I-6w kr2l ter.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06
Publication No ice.

LAND OFFICE AT JACKsoN, MISS !
August g. isSS !
Notice n hereby Civ u that he follow n IN MI
eh settler has filed u tlcr nrl ihreuIJ 10 max
a nj rnnf il supp0It If al ella IN. aud hat ~ 1t
pr 81 All l." maur before &. r. v ut =. htnc'''t
i.rrk NJ NJ, tIc Ia hI.-.. on SeHtenher -. lsS
VI: nyas T,l r, Hon II al No. s2II, fpr the -
~ and :" d ns ~ s33 - II ~ z. u
IalTs- he fall ~, a wituc+-e, o pIDvo III ca %
tInu n rsiIe &C upO ,, and en,IIVasl ol, sa'
had viz:
". l.. AirswOr h. Edwarll All Of Monticello
carlisle 2 ster Jett, HAY l.. Lt"rehc
wood BEt AIT, 60, "ls-.
K. c. KEtR,
Aug lB-6w. Ieglst.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06
For FIOUfer
For FOdter,
HON. r, r. APPlEWHITE,
or Lincoln.
EDsrORlas. NuTEs.

EbsSoRHhts Nphh S.
TIL
CHoLEaA is still ra.Ins IN Eg pr
Bet your m,a.y GU the ''da K
horse"
The Independents of Kinds hold
'mluslilg Convention on the
10Th.
A Railroad from Monticello tn
Woo lviIle, VIZ Liberty, is now uldcr
discussion.
The D.m0 .ra.s of Warren NEE
in e 'nve ,tinn, Sept. l5lh, 10 decide
upon policy to b. pIr,o.d for tn
fall campaign.
w. j. Bradshaw, of Summit, q rs
sack of fine coffee To the lady VIII"
exhibits the best .oaf OF bread at tn,
Stale Fair.
THE Mississippi Press Exc"r-i =
ISIS started ON their tour last night.
The excur>ioI i rcludrS about 100
male members, an Is ladies.
Mi f. A B4rke HIS withdraw
from the Times ID mmriI for the
time b,.inG t. d,.vo all If his ,nergies
10 The great G. On Exposition.
Steps are being taken hy ltadiC9
citizens of Snmmit To establish II
,..rm,n.ut -,.Ie >c.,,J in thai town
w. w,.l, The .nI.r,i,e success.
Ho !. Baxter MrFarland has been
appointed bv G. ,vernor Lowry Chan
cellor of The Fir,t .IudIci ii Dis rl,.l
of MiSsis>i 'p', vice Hon. L. Hugh
ton, deceased.
The Glib RE dele RATIO will he
eooaiiy di>llel FIR M,Nir and
Bridges. There is every iniIt a ion
Of dead-locN in the Couve. tina
next Wednesday.
A horse fell in a well at Port G b.
son last week aud negro at, EN-, d
to 80 down ON arope to his r,llrt
when the 70, broke and both per
i.heI in the foul air the bottom
r,I c,n, p,r,. r,h.
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IN p,k. .o,,,,v last s,,r AZ, Ham
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The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06
Publication Notice

LAND UFFIGE At J,CK OK. NEss !
AagI.i 10 SO
Notice ~ hereby 4ivnR & At IN IlnwI tY-,idtII-
Cd Stitlpr hnS d eel nntlr. oi hrr iItt nttOh l
make nual proof IN support "f n'T claim. a:'l ina
I'll d pro t wdl h. mad" btt.t r. Walt.
{ Hn.rry lrrk at NoutIcti", Nss., IN >e' e"
her 20 1888 va: Haunt luCLitY ~ NEST a
% - ! for l. < =. 3 g.. wv sac
the foil ANY Wit cs>t- 1 T. UE" htI cr"'thunu
rr rIeur- u ,uu, aud cGtIV.,tttu 4. IA l'hd, VI
Rcuinond ,nn-ur. Prrnll Al II tihHt~'ih'
Rurkctl. ennis Esenols r. T., I4"'t"te
la ,es NJ Bon. n. -, =
Il. e * .t'R
Auy l6-6w. "tS'5. !.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06

a. " B Burnett, z q, "a y"ung law =
yer If Hazlehuret, was shot Tuesday
night, so we learn, b. a Young man
namei CnaS. H,rL Il printer of the
Signal offic-. We ave not heard
full. particu ars, hut ~ d r>'and 'ha
II ,rl vas jas iii ,blr AMI that Bar
ne,l'- Wounds are mortal.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06

IS wears If age living ut Msyersville
in lssaquc "a county, in This State
several weeks ago was charged with
rJpir z ii;,lr girl of that town aged
about ,ca's He was arr 'sted and
~tout'y denied tn" caarg', hut on q
preliminary examination was sen
jail without bail. An Indigla moi
| assembled in force, ovcrpnwrrcd IN
taller aad in the mi Isl e the min'-
solemn protestatluns Of innoced at G.
hung him.
The Greenville Times records the
sequel in these words:
From the testimony vt Drs Farish
and nra h, publish II in the May"rs-
Vile Spr tator. the crime FIR witch
D W. Z r>s"ll was hung nv the Is
SuQuera county lvnrhcrs, was nev,I
90 omitted. tits possible, ir I'm the
same testimony, that it was never
attempted. The Spectator says 'as
y rule the citizens "f MayerSvIll'
feel thai the ordinary course at
iu tire would have ben better in
his cISp" In the light Of said 'e~-
i'm my u is not snrur'sirg =. The
,IrlzeuS uf Mt,er-vi 'e u ihinkin .
should have nj teal II Sheriff in -
curing the or linarv cnu"~" otjn>tic".
|, me aud haling as her course is III
Ills .Iu licial rs Iic'.
is u avoid such results a
thus aud dot in he interest of crime.
that the law.ahidi & men of the
country drnnunc' lvnch-law. Yer
few m n will he found vino W. i
, on-rnt to leave question Ct th'i'
right to recover "A debt nr her righr
to TIE pI>~e>Sio of prO mr;N. Ia All
lrr,>pun- IN IA. w Y should they
Ne in olrd i'll questions # III AMI
librrtN? II we are IL have some
hing tr t 6 mob u decide, let IT,
leave to their decision gu '>tlors r"
IaIing to property. because il thy
papt en- to make mistake then 'h'r'
Is chiuce to correct 1t by an APP ell
l., Il second mob.
n w ,npp sc that tn" RELATIVES
y TIE unfortunate P,cs>el conclude
t invoke mob and hang the men
" no hung HIN; it would b. curious
[ see. then whicl side the ad O,atCs
OF mot. law would TAX. The pob =
billy is that iho.e paI"rs III the StIe
which approve Ihe ii 'lenre of tie
IN b that hung Pr .s~,l would b. like
he man that Nv re the horse MAS 10
feet hi.h. III " w'u'i b"@ln I"
/ hruw nv i Al Pas I'll on some pr
lcXt o. other. ~ C m id it 4 sniii
"Irnt def n,e tn sly that he.ol2h
IL h we been hu ~ on general prlncl-
pies. Auut ter 81 s'w uld Istiiy the
last moi, and llr w quite as much
Md a the st f-co rstiiuLed JUICES at
Pressed. Both 81 ls>es would cam
hat they represented the goo pro-
ole. uf ,oalue IA, VIII n "a matter
of TACT, each wuu d he representing
ii mob and nothing but Il mob. BN
the way, This game III the mob pre-
,4uding /" b. the people Of equity
and procuring themselves TO be
s okrn Of az Law 10 ding citizens OF
hat county, while they are skulking
about 81 &c r.lly thai IL grand Jury
arknowI DIG, after diIi.ent il qriry
tuat Lhe\ are unable to Idyn if, them,
~ prtrlng ont in Mississippi. To
the crediL OF a large portion OF the
Mississippi Press be il sal !, they
are b y ming 10 dcnOulrc in TN MS
lakahic e ms this Reckless resort L"
mob vtul, nee; and To III credit III
our people be it also said, IL e.
enlhs of them are with the Courts
and de-use d ,lrnounCe tie m"bs.
Lei the lcfnrm Z" on.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06
Publication NOfice
L Nd OFF1oE AT J,cksOS. We.
- 49,

L Nd OFFIoE AT J,cksOS. Ntss., !
August 81, isI2. I
Notice IL hereby given haf ths fOliow IA n
81 sp',lar has nied notice ~ his Intention 10
make Hnal proof N supp'',t 81 NJ cain an wv
Cnsncs ' clark, Mt Ncs VIE MIS-. on Dct. y.
isoa. VIZ, william F. HnIisnd Homestead No
oi5i tor The sk uw4 snt NJ swA = ~. u "
. lie names the fnluwInr wtnessr' ~ nr"v"
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of. str Hand, ": - 49, - .
E. l. Holland. J. G. smith, All 81 Ne'dvll,e w.
I,,hI Ta,t T., f. Frank n Co..
Holland. cN'Tspp
Auy ~o6w Register.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06
ITO the C:tisens of Egroo
hare1.

Miss E. B. Hunt, assisted Nv n ,
man teacher, win open n mai: grille
the N sonic Hall Building ON MOI IL
Sept. IL. Boys will he PREPARED 'T,nusy
lege OF business. The Primarv n NJ col
nent will be under the supervision D osMrit
Hunt. and pupils # both SEXES vii '" H. Miss s
mitted. Ana ne We i'd
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06
"a Free Gospel"

Crl stal Springs CampmCetinES saw
fit tn enclose their camp grounds anC
charge a moderate gatC-fee FIR tn,
purpose of dtiraying incidental ex-
penses, that this has been made th,
subject 10y several Mis~issi pi edit, r.
aud some of their correspondents n
decisive ard scutlirg criticism, and
~ unworthy of Christian people. w,
frankly colfess that We may not he
aS deeply learned in theology as thes,
critical ID, D.'S Of the secular press
bat for our part, We see nothing III
the new arrangement of these camp
meeting folks at all Incompatible
with the doctrine of "a free gospel,
Or DESERVE & of the harsI criticism
which has be IL h,aped upon tn, IN.
In the first place, it must lie re-
membrred that these cnmpmee ing
manag RS do not POSSESS monopoly
of gospel privileges. We would b..
willing To guarantee tnar nearly every
person who attends one of these
v.anl IN citing C ul II, ar the gospel
ptache n,a'cr HON for nDthin2,
To say nothing Of the railroad fare
many unc"mpIainingly ay TO get T.
the camp grounds. All could
md ought to have the go>p
Ut home on their ccntre-tablrs, ac-
cr>>iblc ut al tines in it's purity aud
Illness.
Agiin, it has be, distinctly and
notorIou>l, p .blIShe'l by the camp
meet ng 'nana.'r, that IT ANY l"r>On
whose" y Is 'leslr"uS "fenjoying tie
s"pl privileges of camp meeting,
and yet i too imp cuniouS To pa
tie gatr-ter, the gate will h"
,hro~n wide open Ia h m and he e
allowed To enter fee OF cost and en-
joy all of the immunilIr, aud bl :
In2s tier offered tn hi he lrL's con
tent. 1t is not fair To assume that
pride, under such cirrum stances,
would keep the INDECENT sinner from
a,king eutran,e where he might OBJ
tain the water O. life IL might
ne safely set down thai sue a LaZa-
III, as thus, wee entir' ~ too tut Of
he spirit OF LuciIer TO lie hungerin2
and thirstins after RICH business at
all.
5 i'll agril, our secular newspaper
ID. ID. ), With All OF h r learning an
W ID IN, do not iii C IL innle b.Jween
the preached aud print, d & spcI and
free gr'c'.' 'ir e salraCI"n,' II
thing Il. ATS ia y free As the air of
henven-G us 81 (which cannot
be bought for ii pIire other lha tina
viii, n h % already been paii, even
III lite and loot of tn Lord jesus
rLiS, MAJ can setur,' as lr ely and
AS rhectuallv AZ home in his closet
over his Bible. Is at the grand.>t
cam meeting the Coast or Crystal
Springs has ever known. If, how
ever. The critics to whom we have
:, ferrrd can III Nv h IT. it WAS ever
mIenie that the Q. spell sl IL d be
printed, preached and CARR, d IN in
he world, all tor nothing -"tree" -
W.. bon. lhey viii point n f.w long
>utfeli1y and burie l-brarir O saints
To the cla,pter and verse.
Ih snort. il ANY man in this land
of broadcast gospel privileges viii.
leave his home. preacher and his
b plorun OF "rampmerliny, there
To Mo, a social T.. u ion, o s,prl y, ivi-
IL g,s aud the ample accommo lations
wtncl others. at great pains and ex-
prnse. have provld, d,and Y t grumbIe
II. Ties. hri,lain re pie for charu-
ing IA small admillancc fee to cquarz,
,h,. In den. he I'M i be III h a christ
,I ,.hr,t a., M all a. rho oiI
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06
UNIVERSITY or NJ 55lS3IpPb
Al OXFORD

N,xt SeSsijn "Opens zTth oept'' I635'
Tuition Free To- Ecery5Ody ont L"~
Students.
Open to beth sexes Iiik
The Cheap. st .hv1,~,t ~ ~" chlntrY
Al tie he ar men arr l. surC '->fI Opf.a-
tnn-Law LIE atN. Scent H. NJ freJa dtuIA
10. :I,I tine, : ruI.dIrt, Il d9 ncr'tpt r..
Eo { attIogu "t Sni 1T " natOn apply To
GIN A. t.. IT WAIT, Chinccl r.
50 clal MT tcvtleatI n-re 90 you ~ mn AMI
W ue --pJ DraIt .ic1 a *.
If, Sullivan,
Auu 9-6y Secretary IioIr'I VI Trustees.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06

Il az nuCe erd positively cured nv tn OF
nrrlt''S No % RtPuHHtc Remedy Ne sav
, idly thu III the worst cases OF Ne matte. how
ny standing, h, " Serious or h w p l"tpi,
rnuOT 0hlN We r. inf "ut lusitivSlV cure - all
me Falling to tlu Tn W. v az y - ivy Itiunl
H.. money u ud for tie treit.u'.ut. II u Il M
II, ring are IIbT D '>itIv'N stopped for All tine
uu nave not th.oTp yoIr ph"y IWLE - you
yand ~ any ptIer than these Vu,I lnt cd reine-
les TN" orc. of ~ hrei,r's " 81 RneuUa iC
-Iu DIV is only 50 cents, 0ntaintlilr rom drug
L IT set Lee by uaIl On .-ceI.'t Of pr.ce.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.

The ollowinga are ther rates fOr announce
ncnts ia this paper, which must be- paid
when insertion is ordered:
District offices. Observation-Disclosures 90
County offices. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
BEAT OiuCeS ......... .....-... - W.
Communications in the interest of can
didatos, 10 cents per printed line-avcragc
words to line, Z. These rates and terms
will be invariably adhered to.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06

"Hackm"tack," Il lasting and fragrant
rr.nmr Price = aud % cents. For sale
y Daughtry Il Snyle.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06
II .; "a Nh. MI, 80, m tn tns

NJ g. n ~ &C., ~" :: s' e. g;
Ila"p,m, ms OF the bndv -t.n has se'"rat.
a VI ,i'', a"d ttnt an nre1s II. Ne en-,
u.tTni I tr"Itn"rt u orr 10 tf, ct cur +,
nj MON , n 4 ''t:On mas. Corvidc' III HhN
= ~ IiGL MT Il ~ tl>t 49, IN
.,b lc eat ,'.'g IL mr. Al ut number 4 ''Id-
!eI ri..,A rtltEl H., eases must u Ov" failures,
v.hHw Il, npiC Il item mum u8I.
O. ? Cpl =: e. as; +: - = "a '3: :: .;
tpi thy d that the $40 tnpaIS "hIry'. pric-
jrI"V phy-ic t1~ ~" serious hutd-n t. IN u.
I'd al~n d ~ that ait'r @s,II th-u-'lv-S 2'"f
IL ho te NJ 40. accru 4 h'n, Tat ~ act
aey have thr .vn tn On.V aStg. fo oV.'I-
.nrne these Wis FIR " rl-r'S " 81 III q
Z M lies 10 II" Ark al S'ii rsuTcl' it"CcdS
r &C. d. I01t f. Il moment { d'iulE(
ne on. re ,n"ly vii Gu e ANY tnrr rI~e = tan
or. ciian d Tor II, aud us tn ,"In!,i -
We AtopI the tel of yrrr- wIfhpIt a ~IhGle
niue, We agree IL lttuni The money rami in
v'.ly II Stance where ii CIue ~ nat pp%l'lV"N et-
iputed The .tIur,iirs ar ,Ltrr!V We get tpH, can
M harm, AMI Will positively cure eVe.y di'-
a>t f.. which they are prescribed
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06

Aug I6-6w.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-01
THE BAD AND WORTHLESS

Are never initiated or c~otlnterteited.
This is especially true of a family
medicine, and 1t Is positive proof that
the remedy initiated Is of the highest
value. As soon as 1t had been tested
and proved by the whole world that
Hop Bitters was the purest, best and
most valuable family medicine on
earth, many limitations sprung up and
began to steal the notices In which
the press and people of the country
had expressed the merits OF d. B.,
and In every way trying to induce SUIT
fering invalids TO use their stuff In
stead, expecting to make money on
the credit and good name of ii. B.
Many others started nostrums put up
In similar style to H. B., with vari.
ously devised names In which the
word "Hop" or "Hops" were used In
away to induce people to believe they
were the same az Hop Bitters. All
such pretended remedies or cures, no
matter what their style or name Is,
and ESPECIALLY those with the word
"Hop" or "Hops" In their name or In
any way connected with them or their
name, are limitations or counterfeits.
Beware of them. Touch none OF
them, Use nothing but genuine Hop
Bitters, with o bunch or cluster OF
green Hops on the white label. Trust
nothing else. Druggists and dealers
are warned against dealing In imita'
tons or c~oupterfelts.