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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-19

MOUNTAIN LODGE No. ~, L. .. OF.
HHRET EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING
IM at ODD Fellows Hall, at 7 O'Clock. All
members Of the order In good standing, are
invited TO attend. A. J. DURHAM, N. q.
W. 8. BEARD, 4. g.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-19

ToB PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
81 done at this office, at prices slightly above
San Francisco rates. Patronize your local
paper, and don't send away your printing
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-19

NVsHco 80 FHSs6nE6fbs
Passengers wanting to 20 away on the
morning train will please leave their orders
for the bus the night before at the Parker
House or jackson House.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-19

- nHa week at home. S. outit free. Pay
0OOabsolutely sure. No risk. Capital not
required. Reader. If you want business at which
persons of either sex, young or o d, can make
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-01-30
DIR. SPIN II r. 4,
no. il Kearny Street.
gteats Al Chronic and Special Diseases.

Koun$ -Meh
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w effects Of youthful foliies or ndiscreti1n
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- appear
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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-02-14
special Announcement.

\ large portion OF the readers of I1'E
LEarHK are farmers, many of whom desire
u great deal more of farming literature
than we are abie to give in orr limited
susre. To accommodate all such we have
made arrangements with the publishers OF
"a American Farmer to give it as pre-
n,inm for one year to every subscriber OF
TaE LEADER who pays his subscription in
advance. The American Farmer il a Large
L. page paper, Published at Fort Wayne,
nd, the subscription price of which is
g. ~ per year. Every farmer in Lincoln
county should avail, himself of this mag.
n .ieent offer. Sample copies may I've
e en- ON application to this office.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-02-14

NEWSPAPERS sometimes, in spirit
of accommodation and friendship, 90
ont oftheir way to express their knowl-
edge of mans competency and
fitness for an official position when
they are really blissfully ignorant of
whether they are telling the truth or
not This is frequently misleading
TO their readers, and is species of
"pufery" which ought MT to be
tolerated. We have observed that
this thing has been quite extensively
indul ged in by members Of our state
press-men who have never. been in
position to judge of the qualifications
Of the individual upon whom they
bestow such unstinted praise In
this they display kind of all things
to all men spirit and goody-good-
ness that is no credit to the press.
On this and other subjects the stand
ard has been so much lowered that
newspaper commentator has but
little effect with thinking men. And
the newspapers alone are to blame
for it.-Enterprise Courier.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-02-14
Changing boundary Zines.


AN ACT o cnange the boundry lines Of
Marion, Pike aud Lawrence counties.
SECTION I. Be IL enacted 10y the Legisll-
turc of the State of Mississippi, That all
thai portion OF Marion county lying and being
in township four ~ and in township five t5l
range eleven III ca I, also that portion of
Pike comfy lying and being in township five
(j), range eleven I'D east be and the sane
Is hereby taken from the territory (rcspect-
ivelyl OF Marion and Pike counties, AMI that
the same he added into aud made part of the
county OF Law renee.
SIC. , Be it further enacted, That said
territory be and is subject to its proportion
of the present existing indebtedness ot Var
inn AMI Pike counties respectively at the
time OF this transfer and that all taxes ON
nd lands r,m.iling unpaid for the year
1883, he col, ctcd 10y the tax collector OF
Lawrence county aud paid over to the shcr,lis
of Marior and Pike counties lrcspeetivrlr)
who shall account to the Auditor of Public
Accounts and to the board OF supervisors oil
their res pectivy counties for the same, and
sad boards of supervisors of Marion and Pike
counties he required to strike of said Lands
from the assessment rolls of said counties
and said countics'bc assessed hv the as
SCISSOR OF Lawrence comfy for the wear lSS
and after as part OF the territory of saiC
| Lawrence county, and tlat the SURVEYS, en-
! tries, G,ldnntes, and deeds of lands be trans
| scrihcd from the records of Marion and Pix,
counties and entered upon the records of sait
| Lawrence county, aul all expenses of th.t
transfer We paid by the board OF ,upcrvis or
/ OF Lawrence county
SEC ;. Be it further enacted, That al
acts and parts of acts in conlllrt hcrewit
I've and the same are hereby repealed, and tina
this act take effect and be in force from an
after its pas Sage.
Approved February : 1881.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-02-14
McCOMB CITY AND WESsoN,
what Railroad shops aud ga C
series will do,


Some years ago-not more than
twelve or fifteen II. 8. McComb, then
general manager of the. Great Jack
son Railroad. selected the spot nov
known as McComb City as the loca.
ton for the shops of the southern
division uf that line of road, and at
once proceeded tn carry cut the de
sigus Of that work. At that time
The place was a dense forest OF pine,
uninhabited. and perhaps up to the
date Of The commencement OF the
building at the railroad shops had
never been regarded as desirable
or likely spot for even a squatter's
hut. The space had To he cleared OF
the trees before the erection OF the
buildings could commence, and for II
short time a residence there was like
living in the woods. To-day Nc
comb Git, is q thriving and prosper
Gus place of over two thousand in
! habitauts, with handsome churches,
liourishing schools, first-class mer-
camille establishments, and in fact
every couveniencc-and perhaps
superior to tie average country
town" The railroad shops support
it; give almost the sole employment
to its citizens, and maintain Che
stores. churches. schools and what
ever other institutions the place may
contain. Sue does little business
outside, and relies on little else other
than these shops for eXistence-N ct
her citizens are prosperous, and
doubtIess contented and happy.
The town of Wesson- the location
of the famous Wesson Cotton and
Wooden MiIls-a place OF over two
thousand inhabitants, was founded
in IS or 80 by Col. j. NJ. Wesson
Al that time there was not a house
nearer the site of the present live and
enterprising place than Beauregard
1t, like McComb City, was built 1T
the heart of a forest, with the rail
road near by the only evidence Of
civilization. To-day, like McComE
City, it has its trade, churches
schools, etc, and undoubtedly sup
ports as Industrious, thriving and
prosperous a population as any town
in Mississippi; and its existence dc.
pends on the Wesson Mills and
kindred institutions that these mill,
have attracted.
Both Of these places have grown
out of the forest in remarkable
short time, each by the aid of solid
and permanent manufacturing en-
terprise. There are countless places
on the same road that sprung up
near the same dates but with no such
assistance and no such foundation
for their prosperous existence, have
never grown above the importance OF
n puny cross roads store, and some
are already gone and forgotten
summit, three miles above McComt
City, Of TWO or three times the age
and with monopoly o. the trade o
the surrounding farming section, ha'
only 100 people.
These facts show what manufac
tories will 10. They are unaSsaiia
Bile proof That such are an uuIallint
and generous source OF prosperity
even when surrounded by no othe
dissimiIar enterprises, Whencye
there is healthy manufacturing en-
terprise, there is to be found
healthy and vigorous progress
J'ickSburg Post.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-02-14

We regret to learn that DR.. NJ c.
Johnston. Of FIR. nklin, is still very
seriously i'll. We fear that he will
not be able to occupy his seat again
this session Mississippiaa.
The counsel of the Doctor will no
doubt be missed amorg the law max
ers at the Capital, and especially by
his constituents, of whose interests
he is ever jealous and wstchful when
On the post Of duty.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-02-14
Legislative Items.

They are still toma.hawking Camp
bclrs Code.
Very few bills Of = general char
scter, have yet been passed.
Vicksburg will get the State Hos
pital, provided one is established
A bill to change the compensation
of District Attorneys was Indefinitely
postponed Dy the House.
a bill has passed both Houses for
the relief OF holders OF &C. tain
school warrants ia Lawrence county.
The time for holding Circuit Court
in Lawrence has been changed to the
second Mondays OF May and Novem
Der.
Hon. Martin Marshall, of Nicks-
burg, has been elected to fill the un
expired term of Senator Spears, de
ceased.
a bill has passed the Senate ap
proprlating 2, 500 for a State exhibit
at the Worlds Industrial and Cotton
Centennial Exposition.
House bill TO amend sections ISL
anu lS4 Code, increasing salaries OF
members one hundred dollars was
Indefinitely postponed.
Bell Of Lauderdalc, has introduced
bill to let the State printing to the
lowest responsible bidder, the print
ing to be divi lel into. i've different
classes.
A bill has passed the House re
pealing the prohibitOry liquor law at
! Oxford, and in its stead one intro
duced providing for retailing under
heavy penalty.
A bill has passed the House to
amend the Charter OF Wesson and
Hazlehurst. Also for the payment
of deputy clerk of the circuit court
of Copiah county in this State du ing
/ the terms of SAID court.
The House Railroad Supervision
/ bill passed the Senate last Friday
without amendments by Vote Of
q to 10. Senator Reynolds made
one Of the ablest speeches against it
ever heard in the Senate.
a bill has passed the House to
limit the tenn of Professorships at
the University to 6 years. The
University Committee of the Senate
reported adversely on it's passage
and it lies over on the table.
A jDint resolution appointing a
committee with power To send foI
persons and papers to ascertain why
no taxes are paid on printing presses
type material, etc, was introduced 10y
Mr.. E1ochs, of Rankin, and adopted
A bill to amend the laws of 1882,
which provides compensation for the
clerk of the circuit court of Lincoln
Jefferson and Franklin counties fol
services in certain criminal cases, has
been referred to the Committee on
County Affairs.
The amendments to the Brook
haven charter, making it unlawful
for the City Council to levy and col
lect taxes, has been repealed, leav
ing the odd cha ter as it stood be
fore. The new charter is still in the
hands of the House Committee.
After heated debate in the House
last Wednesday and Thursday, the
local option bill intro luced by the
Temperance Committee was st
changed by amendments as to cause
its advocates to vote for its inditinite
postponement. The original bill pro
vided that the question OF whisky
or no whisky should he settled in
each county 10y ballot, on the petition
of one-t:th of the registered vot rs
thereof to tn" Board ot Supervisors
and if the Prohibitioni>t5 win, NJ
license should be granted under two
wears. Ii defeated, license to BIZ
granted as now provided hy law.
o
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-02-14
The Copiah EnveAti.atiOn

WASHINGTON, February s, The
ub-commiltee of the Privileges and
Elections Committee, appointed to
in> estigate the causes which led to
the death of Matthews, in Copiah
county, Miss, held a meeting this
morning and decided on the plan of
action. They leave Washington
Tuesday morning for Hazlehurst,
the county seat OF Copiah county
and decide that further proceedings,
upon their arrival, will be held at
New Orleans and jackson, Miss.
A later telegram states that the
Committee Jeff Washington Tues
dry and have decided to sit in New
Orleans during their investigation.
The Democratic members, Messrs.
Jonas and salisbury, very proper Y
oppose this, and insist on going di-
rect to H,,zIehurst.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-02-14
DeliEqacni 'Enx-Psyer-.

The following named persons are incln-
,led among the delinquent taxpayers OF
this county and their lands advertised to
be sold by the Sheriff on the first Monday,
Bird tay of March, lisa For further par
ticnlnrs call on sheriff MCNair:
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-02-14

We are informed by the Sheriff that the
land records of the county are in very bad
and unsatisfactory shape, owing to the
two imperfect assessments of the past year.
and therefore the delinquent list seems
unusually large. In addition to the above,
Mr.. "Unkuown" is charged with a vast
amount on the delinquent list.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-02-14
EDHg0RlAH. NOTFs.


TUE Bridges twins appear in Jack
son next week.
j. & 5. Blackburn is the new Sen
atrrelect from Kentucky.
Brandon and Jackson are talking
I each other by telephone.
: B. Moore has been appointed
Marshal Of the town Of Liberty.
cholera is raging among the hogs
at summit. so says the Sentinel
CART PUT DARDEN addresses the
LEGISLATURE bv invitation tonight.
LET the Legislature make county
Superintcndents Of education cleo
tive.
The Grand Bodies are having Il
big time at the State Capitol this
week
A State dog law in the interest OF
sheep raising is the desire of many
hearts.
Mr.. Sim. Harrison is the Demo
cratic nominee for Sheriff in 1aZoo
county.
Messrs. Ben. TTilhorn Il Co.. of
Summit, have failed for $25,OOO;
assets, $4,000.
WEwish our friends to understa nd
that we are not candidate for Rail
road Commissioner.
Neither Manning nor Chalmers gets
the seat on prima facie evidence and
the case will now he decided on its
merits.
CoxKLING says he is out of politics
and that the Republican party has ne
leader. Lord Roscoe will hardly be
chosen as its Moses.
THERE is talk all along the line
about the abuse of cnnvicts and
county prisoners by beartless con
tractors. A little supervision an
chair of the dog" would be an excel
lent thing right here.
Little Harry McGowen, OF Magno
liza, about years Of age, was fatally
shot last week by a gun in the
hands of a little 8 year old son O.
Mr.. G.. NJ. McCarty, at the home o.
the latter near town.
1t would be very unkind now fol
any one to say that the violent oppo
sition of the New Mlssissippian an(
Vickshurg Herald to Railroad Su
pervision carried that measure
through both branches Of the Legis
lature.
The Jenkins Borden tlial resulted
IN the acquittal Of Ned jenkins. ant
a verdict of guilty as to Ben Jenkin:
without capital punishment. The
characters of Miss Mary Butler anc
Rev. J. Lane Borden were fully ex
onerated.
Call on Cat1, the Druggist, wher
YOU visit Jackson and want any
thing usually kept by iirst-clas'
drug establishment. lie has nicely
fitted up consultation room for the
use of physicians and their patients
which is connected by telephone will
every doctors office in the city
Next door to the postoftice, Capito
street.
The Senate Committee on Priv
leges and Elections, has appointed
the following sub C ,mmittees. under
Sherman resolution, 10 investigate
the election outra9es in Mississippi
and Virginia: For Mississippi
Messrs. Hoar. Cameron OF Wisconsin
Frye, Salisbury and Jonas; for Wiz
ginis-Messrs. Sherman, Lapham
and Vance.
A petition is being circulated here
requesting the Governor to veto Tho
Railroad Supervision Bill. While
we are opposed to Railroad Com
mission, yet we think the Governor
should be lett entirely to exercise hi'
own Judgment and discretion in this
matter. We doubt not petition
just as large could be brought up by
the other side, and neither woult
settle anything as to the merits o.
the question, by which alone the Ex
ecut.ve Ought TO decide it.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-02-14

MAYOR MooDY and DIR. Fergus IN,
Of Beaaregard, were in the city on
Friday. They stated to US that they
were here for the purpose of present
ing petition TO the Legislature from
the citizens of Beauregard, asking
some legislation beneficial To their
corporation instead Of bill now be-
fore the Senate to lessen its limits.
Mr.. Moody informs US that If the
Legislature will grant the petition of
the citizens, the town will. soon be a
better town than ever before, and
that he conscientionsiy intends TO
use all his power snd best ability to-
ward making IL a good peaceable and
insraI town. We believe the Legis
Isaare is ready TO do anything rea
sonahie To assist this unfortunate
town and encourage its citizens in
their progressive spirit.-Ddfty
CFartop. FEB. ~.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-02-14

A dispatch received here this morn
ing by Elder j. X. Parish announces
the death last night at Beauregard
of Col. Ben. King. In his death the
State has lost one of her ablest and
most loyal sons.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-02-14

Poverty nowadays is patent of
nobillty.-Er.
Ii that be true, there are untitled
in these parts 10y the score.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-02-14

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,!ed among the delinquent Taxpayers o
this county and their lands advertised t.
be sold by the Sheriff on the first Monday
Bird day of March, lisa For further par
ticulars call Oh sheriff McNair:
Chrlsman q Thompson Mrs Bette "l'her
jas Hvud rson Jacob Brister
Mrs Mary & Hart Nus l. BCrdine
NJ Julia \ Hammell L c Brown
James N Hoskins Bailey Fond
Ebert Hoover + N bule
Sam Fairman Preston Britt
Thomas Jacobs J Beachan
f Jourd IN MI Blgner
A Johnson Margaret Brent
James K. King W l. Bowman
Ka, ffman & Runge David Compton
John q KEGS Nancy Cammell
Ira Lard Samuel Cooper
David Lard h Currl1
Gwn Lotion John Culver
J l. Meade James Coleman
Jno 0 Martin Austin Collins
Mrs A E McLaurin Ruben Collins
f A Matthews John Campbell
Mrs Jane Williams Lewis Galatians
Mrs A Magee ID Day
] A Mcmillan b o Day
SaIlie MYERS w w Thames
Moses Miller II Williams
Amanda Morris Jno y Williams
Mrs D R Miller 81 Williams
Mrs A V Marshal Williams
William Nations SH Whitworth
T j. Norton no Williams
Mrs Augusta Oliver w II Dixon
Mrs NJ l. Galhreth p Wilkinson
Est of 5. Prcstridge Bouchlllon
Wilson } Price Islam Smith (col)
John Price l. White
d A Patrick RW Millsaps
A l. Pattsmvre E Pteifer
X NJ Patterson Boa ID Day
Warren kawsnn Lewis Dickcrson
Mrs Mary Rushing Daniel " Davis
Alex r )berts James Davis
John Ried Margret Davit
j W Ried Z Enoch
W S Rogers W East
Il d Ratcliff Thos. Erwin
Warren Ratclif Mrs J Embry
Ratclitf Mary j Fielder
Jno A Rembert j } Foster
Margret Redy Thomas Fairman
MRS Fannie Smith w NJ Gwin Jr
MIS- F E Smith Grange Grafton
Lnlu Smith NJ Grafton
Isaac II NTH Mrs u Giichrls
S d Smith Mrs NJ A Gilchrisl
John NJ Smhh Dr l mart
] Monroe smith Amos Hodges
Mrs Nj Sptton j n Hope
~ Of S,aw,,r, Mrs G Hewing
" Il Tvnes S NJ Holloway
80 John Henry e. c.
pi;,iiS L. James 5 Hall
nuaine John Hawkins
Zoe Brown MRS E d Byrd
A " Brister Il oo"ih"h
MRS Nancy Boone 9h0 ar Ell
Person & Wesson TIice 49,,
Guy Lee Loi'oi
We are informed by the Sheriff that the
land records of the county are in very bad
and unsatisfactory shape, owing to til,
two imperfect assessments of the past year
and therefore the delinquent list seem
unusually large. In addition to the above
Mr.. "Unkuown" is charged with vas
amount on the delinquent list.