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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-07-03
Lehman's Peerless Shirts.

known throughout the whole southern country as
the veiy best ever got together, ARE still having
a large sale. They come in levery style, open
back or open front, shield bosom, bands or cuis.
These are FOUR PLY REINFORCED LINEN
BOSOMS, WAMSUTTA COTTON, AND PER-
FECT IN FIT AND FINISH. Then we have the
open front, plated bosoms, with or without col
Jar, bands or cuffs. these are positively the
best shirts for the money. ever on sale. We sell
each and every style. Peerless" ut the uniform
price of one dollar. These goods are only on
sale at our store, and are made solely for us.
We keep full assortment OF Gents Furnishing
Goods, Boys Clothing and Hats, at the very low
est prices.
We also have Millinery Department for ladies'
and children's Straw Hats, Feathers, Flowers,
Pompons, etc.
We are manufacturers of LADIES' Underwear,
and carry an immense stock of EmbrOlderles,
I4aces, Hosiery. Gloves, Fans, Parasos, Jewelry,
Ruchings, Satches, Lace and Linen Collars,
Vellings, Ribbons, Buttons, handkerchief etc,
We carry the largest stock !of Corsets in the
South and tan offer special Inducements in this
department..
All orders entrusted to our care will receive
our PROMPT attention.
M. LE HMAN,
455 and 457 Dryades Street New Orleans, La.
April l7-6m.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-07-03

In 1860 the Presidential nomipee
was from Illinois, and the Vice from
Maine. 10 1881 the same States fur
nished the nominees, but the order
Is reversed. What do the soothsay
els make of .h;s 9---PUffH1 orc Fer-
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-07-03

If Flower should be elected Presi
dent, Wick, the famous seedman
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-07-03

Nr. Bpvard spells his uamo with
q Liz ! .Gt sp..n.t4e rp+lts -.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
FIT TIL tDITIO.
The Imperial Pow..

BERLIN, August 81 $50. |
correspondent Is now In pos,,ioj
state with almost absolute 'S car,
what was cabled to the Herald Ala, /
weeks ago as a probabilivnaa
that the object Of the interv;sw Ha !
three emperors is w
Flrst-Drastic measures to ,nuI
anarchists. \" supp
second-The solution o, the Il
tian question. 'A'
Third--The settlemen. ofthe a
question. ''e
There can no longer be the sl;,
doubt AZ to this program. F,,rns
ALREADY given declaration NJ ss,
ton with the interview. a a.j
Congress, In which the three M
po~ers will act as one, will nroS
be held In the course oil the aurnnl
regulate all pending questions
trary TO general belief, the matter
being discussed at Varzin Inv
Bismarck and French AmnasJ
Baron Courcel have no concern
ever with China, but relate excln,
70 Egypt. which Is here deemed
the great question of an immedia1
Iture.
London Is chiefly concerned wi,
effect of the war on trade. CirclI
terested in commercial relatiop,l
China are debating the advisable
presenting q memorial TO Earl
vile, Secretary OF State for Fd
Affairs. This would urge the N
Department to cooperate with An
and Germany In Representing to
the serious injury which would
hicted upon trade by interfering
the Chinese treaty ports. Tie W
thus far bad little if any effect d
dian trade or the money market
believed that the effect will ID
slight unless the war shall We proo
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28

JAMAICA, l.. l., Aug. Els
Francis, a farmer Of Springfield,
menced suit in May last again
father, William j. Francis, ior a
Ing his wife's affections, ciainin
900 damages. Samuei's wife &C
an intimacy between herself an
father in law. a few weeks ai.,
father had Samuel and his wit.
ined as to their sanity under 8,
of the court. The doctors declare
insane, and on June % they wrr
mitted TO the Queens County I'd
SAINT el mp,oyed counsel and
menced proceedings. for a Ie-ex,
ton. The matter was heard .yc.
By Judge Armstrong, who resera
decision. Meantime, DR.. B,
medical attendan. at the asyluI
amincd both man and wife and
they were sane. Yesterday they
discharged from the asylum, a
son has commenced a new suit
his father for S25, 600 for deia.niI
self and wife in the asylum aais
pretenses.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
LETT 20 4fArVe.

CHARDoN, Ohio, Aug 27.-Last even
ing, about six o'clock, a woman, proba-
bly, forty-tive years old, was found in
the woods in the northwest part OF the
town, and brought TO this city by a
farmer and placed in the care Of Sheriff
Pierce. She was reduced by starvation
almost 10 skeleton. She revived suffi.
GENTLY to day to give An account Of her.
self. 1t appears that she formerly lived
in Cleveland. About IL onth ago she
gave her husband money TO pay taxes
on their little home. Instead Of doing
SO he disappeared and has not been
heard OF since. Her house and lot were
sold to satisfy the taxes, and without q
friend in the world and too proud to
beg, she wandered aiinlessly into the
country, sleepingtin the fields and sub.
sisting on what fruits and berries she
could hnd. For twenJy.seveu days she
says no food has passed her lips. She
absolutely refused to give her NAME
She was sent to the inhrmary to-day.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
Another Bottle sfOry.

Yesterdays Chester Times has the
following:
"a corked bottle was picked up in
Delaware River off Eddystone yester'
day, which contained leaf of a memo.
randum book, on which was written a
message dated July 8, 1884, in which i,
stated that the schooner Petrel-or q
name similar, the iuformants not recol-
lecting perfectly-had sailed from Mar
blehsad, Mass, on whaling voyage,
aud on the 9th of July the vessel had
been caught by white squall, and al
the time of writing it was evident that
everybody would be lost.
The finder was asked to communicate
with the captains widow in Marble
head. A very tragic shipwreck might
be woven about this fird, if it were not
for one or two suspicious circumstances
about the case. From the dirt on the
cork 1t was evident that the bottle had
not been floating in the water very
long, while the story told on the SCRAP
OF paper was not precise, and did moi
look as though written on a vessel
while she was being storm tossed.
Then bottle cast overheard at Cape
Hatteras would scarcely reach this city
since July 5. These communication.
prove nothing, but unfortunately fol
the whole scheme representative o.
the Times happened 10 be on Mar q
street wharf yesterday afternoon, ano
saw John S. White, OF the Wiimingt /
Sunday Telegram write the message
cork 1t up, and then walk On ths wharf
and toss it overheard, with the remarl
that it would create ii big sen sati 10
when found. The tIck has been trie,
too often to be any longer fresh or il.
teresting, and in this case mas beam
fat failure. Won't Som-oody Pleas
telegraph the sad news to that po,,
widow in Marblehea l?'
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28

AUGUSTA. Me, Aug 27.-Mr. Blaine
will return 70 his home Ia this city on
Saturday of the present week. He will
remain until Wednesday OF next week,
when he will go TO Topsham, to be pres
emit at a Republican meeting. The fol
lowing day he will 90 To New Ramp
shire, to fulfill his promise toward the
New England State Fair at Manchester.
Over forty Republican meetings took
place tonight IN various parts Of the
State.
The outlook grows brighter. and
there is every prospect of Governor
ROBBIE being reelected by about $4,000
majority. Every Republican vote will
be polled. Congressman Reeds chances
are greatly improving In his district.
1t is believed that just before the day
Of election the Democrats intend 10
dump barrel into Reeds district, with
the hope of defeating him. The inteili
gent discussion Of the tariff issue by
the Republicans il having an excellen,
effect In changing the minds OF many
who have heretofore advocated fret
trade.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
Jen Day,. san Complniu lng.

ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. 27.- The Con.
federate soldiers of Monroe County have
Just nnished re- union at which MEM
Dries of the war were freely inter-
changed. Among tho incidents was
the reading of a .etter from Jefferson
Davis, in which he complained of the
pensloning of Federal soldiers as dis
elimination. lie says The annual
meraing OF the old Confederate soldiers,
both pleasant aud useful In itself as re-
vivlng memories over which disaster
SJuai bring 20 cloud of shame, and
serving to teach the rising generation
the truGhsfvr which you NO nobly strug-
gle,l, Is connected by you with the
Deilehcent purpose of relieving your
needy and suffering comrades and pro-
tecting the orphans Of those who sacri-
ficed their lives in the effort TO main
tain the State Sovereignty won by
Georgia In the war of the Revolution.
"Though the States are again re.uni.
ted, and all contribute to I'LL the trea-
sury of the general Government, the
funds collected are only appropriated
to provide for the ex-soldier of the
Northern States. The Southern soldier
disabled in the war, aud the widows
and orphans of those who died cansonly
hope for relief from n second tax which
may be voluntarily paid by the people
for whom they fought and who suffer cd
with them.
SIT is not the least of your meritorious
manifestations that you meet this DIS
crimination without complaint, and
brace yourselves to bear this double bur
den with no ill-felliug to the Govern
ment for this offensive favoritism
True, under the severe trials to which
you are subjected, it is equally honor
able to you that you have accepted the
consequences of defeat and thereafter
gone shoulder to shoulder with all who
are striving to secure the welfare, pro
mote the prosperity and preserve th'
honor of "a common country. Pleas
present to the members of your associa
tion the sincere regards and best wishes
with which am ever faithfully you
friend. Signed, JEFFERSON DAVIS
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-The'
County Republican CoiGmi;a
Greenville, Tenn, has sent to d
publican Congressional Ccmu.i;
following letter On the ith ini
suspended across our main thoroI
In Greenville q large United Sal
lettered with legend Blaine,
and Victory" On yesterday ID
(Snnday between . and 4 o'cIocl
honest people were sleeping, Som|
ooratic miscreants tore our has
and cut it into shreds leaving 1
mains lying in the middle OF tns
Great Indignation Is manifested
Republicans as we'll as the oet,el
of Democrats. The Republicans
ded it aga n, ali torn and lnua.a
1t il, and are determined that 4
rem ain there TO serve ~ a " 9e11
IN inder" TO Union Democrats q
those who marched and fought ~
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28

CHERIfF'S SALE--BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ of Levari Facias, to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale a. the Court House,
on Market street between Tenth and Elev-
enth streets, In the CT y Of Villa ington, New
Castle County, Delaware. on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1854,
at two O'Clock, p. m,
the following described real estate, viz:
All that cert In lot, piece or parcel Of land
situate in the city Of Wilmington, with a
three story brick house thereon erected,
bounded and described as foil ws, TO wit
egnninY at point on the westerly side OF
West street, betwesn Front and Second
streets, at the distance OF 100 feet from the
northerly tide of Front street, the &c wester-
ly parallel With Front street 50 feet to the
eastarly side u an 81 feet wide alley, thence
with said alley side Southerly parallel with
West street 30 fe.t to corner OF land convey
ed TO Patrick Holland, thence by said land
caste -ly and parallel with Front street 20 feet
TO corner, thence Eorthcriy parallel with
West street 3 feei. thence .asserly parallel
with Front street SO feet 70 the westerly side
OF West street aforesaid, and thence there
with northeily so feet to the place Of begin
ming, with the use AMI ter fit Of said SIS feet
wide alley In common with Others enlitled
thereto forever
Seized and taken In execution as the prop
erty OF Daniel McCusker. Adm. u X. ". OF
Charles MuiliD. decea sed, aid TO be sold By
JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
Sheriti's flee, y iin:ngtcn, Aug 81, 1854.
aus cod Is
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
A Now Invention.

A novel invention. consisting Of a
hand truck and elevator combined, has
been made by John Caldwell, a driver
employed at the almshouse, who now
has his caveat on file at the United
States Patent office in Washington.
The continuance, in addition to the
regular truck for carrying heavy boxes,
barrels, bags, etc, Las folding leg by
which the truck can be set at any angle
and then by small crank the shoe and
frame, upon which the weight rests, IL
raised - any height desired to b.
drmp'd on wagon, car or platform, a.
repaired. The invention will no doub
meet with favor.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28

CHERIrf'S SALE-BY yIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Levari Fscias, to me directed,
viii he exposed TO public sale At the hotel
now occupied BY oseph A. Kidd I'm delaware
Guy. IN Ned Lion Hundred, New Castle
County, Delaware, on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER I'D, 1854,
at thrco o'clock, p. m,
the following described real estate, via:
All that messuage and lot Of land, with q
large frame dwelling house, frame stable and
carriage house and other. improvements
thereon erected, situate In Delaware City
Aforesaid. on the nerthwesterly side OF Jeffef
son street, and the southwesterly side Of Sec
Vnd street, containing in front brs adth on
satd Jefferson street one hundred feet, and
extending In length or depth OF that width
northwesterly along the southw eetsrly side OF
said SECOND street one hundred feet to an 8
feet wide alley leading into and from the
said Second street, bounded nortbeasterly Dy
said Secoad street, southeas,erly by said JET.
ferson street, n rthwesterly by said alloy and
southwesteriy by land Of Jane Cltaver, with
the FREQ AMI common use and privilege Of the
said eight-feet wide alley at all times, here.
amer. foroser.
Seized and taken in execution az tho prop.
ert. Of Andres b. Mitchell and Mary p
Mitchell, his vito, and t. t., and to be sid By
JAMES MARTIN sheriff.
Sheriffs Once, Wilmington, DEL, August
IA, 1854 aul6-eod u
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
FOURTH EDITION,
Dots.

The wife and daughter Of Councilman
Abele have gone on a weeks vacation
TO Atlantic City.
Joseph Edwards went to Clay ton, Del. +,
this morning, where he will be the
guest Of Mr.. jerome Clark.
Bishop Becker is sOjourning at Ocean
Tty. Presiding Elder Charles Hill
and wife are ut Ocean Grove.
On September s, at 10 O'Clock, q. m,
the stock Of William NJ. Kennard will
,e sold by Sheriff Martin, At the store,
No. 621 Market street.
Sheriff Martin yesterday sold the
Lumber Company, the sale aggregating
about 81, 200.
The Rev. G. w. Pretty man, pastor Of
Union n. Z. church, who has been sum-
mering at Reboboth with his family
will return to this city tomorrow.
Letters of administration have been
granted by Register Biggs, to Emma
Kanely on the estate of James Kanely,
late Of st. Georges Hundred.
A handsome new dwelling is being
erected on Tatnall street between
|Twenty-third and Twenty.fourth, foI
Ms Amos Elliott.
Jacob Stuck, who was reported by some
Of the papers, as having been thrown
from his horse at the Scheutzen Park
on Monday, says that 1t was some Other
fellow.
The colored excursion OF the G.. U. O.
G. +. 70 Atlantic City this morning
was largely attended, the party filling
about ten or twelve cars. They wenl
through by rail.
Mr. III. T. Poole will have q public
sale on September 9th. Parties wish
ing to make good real estate in
vestments would do well to bear tt,
date of the sale in mind.
Frank Oaks died yesterday morning a.
bis home near Hockessin, after week I
illness Of typhoid fever. He formerly
lived on Dr.. Derickson's farm on thu
Philadelph turnpike.
Miss Ruthie Wal, of Toronto, Canada
and Mrs. Eta Mastermau, Of Memphis
Tenn, who are TO ride five mile run
ming race at the State Fair at Schuetzer
Park next week, have arrived in thii
city.
While repairs are being male Il
Third street bridge, the draw will b
turned off on Sundays and the most o.
the work done on that day, in order
to avoid interruption to the week day
travel a5 far rs possible.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28

SHERIFF-S SALE-BY vIRTU- OF A
y writ Of Levari Facias. to me directed, win
be exposed TO public sale at the Court House
on Market street, between Tenth and Elcv
enth streets, In the city Of Wilmington, New
Castle County, Del, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER o. 1854,
at two O'Clock, p. m,
the following described real estate. viz:
All that certain let, piece or parcel OF land
with three storied brick house thereon
erected, situate in the city of Wilmington
atore said, bounded and described as follows,
to wit; Beginning on the sJuthsrly ride OF
Tenth street, between Orange a1d Tatnall
streets, at the distance Of l35 feet, more OF
less, from the westerly side Of Orange street
thence by a line OF the same southerly and
passing through the middle OF the division
wall between this and SAID f.,lirgswCrth'
adjoining house, and parallel With range
street 100 feet TO the Friends MeetinI.
around, and thence by Il line OF tho same
westerly parallel with Tenth street Is feet
inches, more or less. to other land formerly oi
William Bright, thence by a line a same
northeIIy parallel with Orange street, and
passing along the middle Of the alley between
this and adjoining t0use 100 feet to the afore-
said side Of tenth street, and thence thereby
easterly 10 feet ifches, more or less. 20 The
place OF aesilntue be the contents thereof
what they may. wish the use AM privilege OF
the within G.erti.red alley In common for
ever.
Seized and taken in execution Us the prop.
erty Of Amelia NOssiter, and TO be sold bv
JAMES MARLIN, Sherlfi.
Shorif's Utice, Wilmington, Del, August
20, 1855. au2j-eol.ts
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28

Duslneha Yen klAr med.

LONDON, Aug 27.-Circles interested
In commercial relations with China are
debating the advisability of presenting
a memorial to Earl Granville, Secre.
tary Of State for Foreign Affairs. Thia
would urge the Foreign Department to
cooperate with America and Germany
IN representing to France the serious
injury which would he inflicted npon
trade by interfering with the Chinese
treaty ports.
A Calcutta dispatch says: "The war
between China and France has .hus far
had little, if any, effect on Indian trade
or The money market. 1t is believed
that the effect will be only slight unless
the war shall be prolonged.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
A school Girls Com plant.
For the REPUBLICAN

desire through your columns to COM
plain of the unwelcome and undesired
attentions which are being thrust
upon me by certain well known,
brainless dude in this city, who parts
his name as well as his hair in the mid.
die. | have been attending the tele.
graphic school at 506 Marke ct street, and
for some time past the said dude has
persistently followed Inc both going 10
and returning from school, and indulg.
ed in all the sang phrases Of the day.
Last evening he followed me from near
nv Eome u the school, and shortly at
tel, ne bribed Coiored man to come W
in the telegraph room and ascertain my
name.
Upon my departure for my HON,
last Monday night found him waiting
for me on the street, and was followed
by. him for several squares. Now, sir
this has gos TO be crying nuisance
and if the dude INDUCES liz repetition
of the same shall give his name TO tn,
public aud acqu4int my father with the
circumstances of the case, and he will
in all probability show the man wht
parts his hair and name in the middl,
what sole leather is good for. / haV,
been strongly tempted at times tn cal
the police, but have been restrained
through fear of the talk that such {
step would provoke. In conclusion,
would say to Mr.. Dude, you are known
and had better be more careful or 20,
will find yourself in rather un
pleasant position. A SCHOOL GIRL.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
Tna Onera EIOuSe.

The season of 1884, o5 at the
House will be opened by Rent
ley's Buriesque Opera Company
day evening. September 9th. Ila
has been entirely re-organiLed,
now one OF the best, in their pal
line of business, on the road. :,
Monday evening, the sth' N
Mrs. George s. knight will aapl
their new play "Over the gariel
Written expressly Tor these accom-
artists.
Wednesday, the 10th, Tony
will delight the little ones al
parents with Humpty Dumply,
II was the intention otthe u
ment 10 have opened next :,
n IL ht with " Burr Oaks, bll. VI
tiey concluded not to visit Ids =
til later IN the season.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28

The State Teachers Associa's
IN session at Rehoboth, are no'u
teresting meetings, and haSins ,'
did social time. The lollowl Il
|officsrs of the association h"'
elected !: ,n.
President, j. f. Carroll po',
Presidents, 4. n. BetrWoou'
G. S. Conwell, Dover, ah"
Bessey, Odessa Secretary, "a
Bach, Wilmington; Treasurer :
Thompson, Georgetown Ia, :.
Several interesting papers n" y,
read by members OF the ASH W, -. .
ably discussed by Others. Lac \
are enjoying complimentaf:y'. e.
each of the three hotels TINS vice.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
RUu,.r~ bout War"o'

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Angus.
only information to.nighs !. J,
ment that the only tsine o. lave. i"
in the safe of the First N '.;as
of Albion was a few secnrisi;'5s XII
| ing to Mrs Smith. Her maud ,.,"nil
was Burrows. and she IS a e rIn1
ter OF X. S. Buirows, ior SI nrl
Warner, the sbscondine pa .nn,na Il
lis trustee. She is tue "o osoc]
whose name Warner - Ss
various stories which are nV ,Sa1
ted abou. hun. II ts stasrd n 81 II
colnpanisd her to her home me-. IA a-tiI n
and that be had Rochester a oro'
tograph her n various i0'p
lures.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28

Next Monday morn ali tho
schools. and nearly iii ar re. open
fan and winter term ,ocation q
s nIno weeks. and will , 10 asd', 1
TO their studies nrn,na,iop I'd
freshed, with a determ M has,.iduoI
their lessons as Ln % pleasure
have been devoted 70 pIe ~.-
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
rr.ternai visit

The American Mechanics n, ar
will pay a visit to The y a. A'1 on s
chanics of Salem. ~ NAV NJ had
evening, August 3oth; I u ,.r Il Ii,
. .sssa the ns .soa1si he ,sI siss
Delaware D.od. They WIZ isssrinI
parade prigr 70 going s,,, , ) p. q,
hall, 9th ami ki9s, avon y route:
mass over the following rT ,a t to |
King 70 Second, % a ia ,be ,wba
take the Mccall on nea !, y hort pa
ga lem they will have I" sun
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
Shooting ARRAY In Dorchester.

CAMBRIDGE, MD, August PA
shooting ARRAY occurred at Linkwood,
Dorchester county, on Saturday, in
which Geo. Parker, colored, was shot
in tie left breast by John Henry, a
merchant, at Link wood. The bullet
struck rib and rebounded, inflicting
only slight wound. The difficulty
originated about payment for pint OF
whisky which Parker bought at
Henry's store.
During the encounter between the two
men Henry was knocked down by q
blow from Parker's fist. Henry fired
twice, one ball passing through Parker s
hat, the other taking effect, as stated, In
the breast. The parties were both held
to bail for their appearance at court.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
aurIoas.

NOTICE-NOTlCEI Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that II Is the intention OF the under
signed corporators TO apply 10 the Honorable
William q. Whiteley, Associate Judge Of
New Castle County, AZ his chambers In the
city OF Wilmington, In the county aforesaid
at 10 a. m, on September LIST. 1885,, Tor the in
corporation OF" The Dure Oar Manufacturing
Company" pursuant to the Act OF the Gen
eral Assembly In such case maze and pro
vided. The object OF said incorporation vii
be TO carry on the business of mnnufac;uring
railroad cars, raiirosd supplies, vehicles
ships, vessels, and cabinet, i0in>r and mil
work, and TO use, sell or otherwise dispose o
tho same. etc. The principal place Of oua
Wilmington, aforesaid.
HENRY r. DURE,
CHARD.E T. DURE,
HENRY +. DuRE,Jr.,
GEOk9E N. DU He.
Wilmington, Del., August 18th, 1884
aulS-lH
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
Frafornnl Wat.

Last evening about thirty members
OF the Sons Of Temperance in this oily,
accompanied by ten pieces OF Smylh
Post Drum Corps, visited Key stone
Division, No. 16, of Philadelphia, and
after having pleasant time returnt d
to this city at an early hour this morn.
ling.