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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-11

A Hne copy OF Shakespeare In two volumes,
quite new, by Virtue Co., OF London. hand
somely illustrated; size Of volume, 15xl2. Ap-
ply to A. Peyton, Room Ducommun Block.
sept9 81
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You will never have q sour stomach
il you drink Damiana Bitters.
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ROOMS asp soARp.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

Beautifully furnished rooms, single or EN- suite
with board; 426 South Spring street. jullh
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ron sAlr.
foR SALE.

A number Of Law Books, Furniture, Carpets,
etc. Inquire ~ ss5 North Main street. second
floor, room s. sept4 lw
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A frst-cass Fruit Store; best location in the
city; fine business; splendid trade The present
owner Is leaving the city. For particulars In
quire at No. "a West First street.
sept7 1w N. CHR0NlS q BRO.
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Fop PRESIDENT OF THE usiTEp STATES
GROVER CLEVELAND,
OF New York.
yon v,cx rn sslpKSr OF rnK uSirrp srArKs,
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,

OF Indiana.
ron PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,
v,,ctapa ALrRaNATEs.
cHAe, kOHLER, THuMAa u; tNi'H'
Of San Francisco; o. SANTA ~ Ian ,w,,ros
O. y. BERRY. j. I, nnh"i""A''
wo T,SkIN EDWIN swINFoRD.
=, r,,.itY. OF Colusa;
O. o. GOUCHER, p N,oh,
Of Mariposa; o. iuou,wa,n'' ,oNra
JOHN A. sTANLY. NAIhhNlhL .oNh'
araI,GF MARyE. ID. NJ. EATON,
Of San Francisco; o. san f,,,so' ,,,,Tu
JAMES T. MURPHY, EDWARD mnlih'
y, santa rIara. Of Santa Cruz;
w. II. WEBB, a. j. hImhL.'
Of Monterey. OF iuia'c'
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PIANO ron SAFE.
FOR SALE.

Square, In good condition; first class make
will sell cheap. Apply Immediately at sos 5. Hill
street. augl0u
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A sAReAln.

FOR SALE. A Boarding House and Saloon
and lot In one of the best locations in San Pedro
House will rent for fifty dollars per month.
Selling cut on account Of sickness. Inquire at
Union House, San Pedro. sept9 st
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Notice to Epicures.
REMOVAL.

DOCTOR AGNES BURR. Homnpathist and
Electrician. has removed 10
Ponet's Building. over Peoples Store,
Spring street. DR.. Burr makes a speciality Of
wofnen's diseases and will warrant a cure
auQE I'm
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SKATING RINK TO LET.

This immense hall has been thoroughly reno
veted and whitened supplied with electric lights.
Now ready 10 rent by the day or night for par.
ties, balls. theatricals or public meetings. Ap-
hours Of and Q o'clock. agent for J. L. Walton,
Room 22 Temple Block. aug2g I'm
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A neat cottage OF five rooms bath room. clos
cts; house newly painted inside and out; rooms
all newly papered; centrally located on . pleas
ant street. In good neighborhood. VIII be of.
fered for short time by ..
ROGERS, BYRAM & CO.,
sept4ti No. 24l North Main street.
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sEAur,Fvl Roopas TO RENT.

Nicely furnished and pleasant rooms with OF
without hoard, at IA Seventh street, between
Main and Spring. m2th
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J. M. Hale e Co.,
z and 9 SPRING STREET.
Domestic Department.
We beg to announce that have made
Very Large Reductions in Our DomeSticS

And invite particular attention the following goods
which will be found of extraordinary excellence.
All linen Table Damask ......25, IS, 4oc per yard
Mammoth stock of Bleached
Table Damask so, 90, IS, ooc 81 and $I.25 per yard
These goods reduced fully 80 per cent and the de-
signs are the very choicest.
Extra fine Marseilles Bed Spreads former prices $S
$3.50, SIS and 81, now &c. $4.75. s. and S.
case large sized Bed Spreads at.............$I at
Very good quality Marseilles Spreads 40 to $2 rs
so pieces Check Nansook Is different patterns) .
pairs Lace Curtains. s........ $2.25, worth $3a5
20 pairs Lace Curtains s........ SAYS, worth $4oo
I5 pairs Lace Curtains SIS. 90, worth So
Sheetngs and Muslins at Manufacturers Prices.
Extra large size fine Linen Towels. So per dozen
IS pieces White Victoria Lawn I2ac
The extra line of Zephyr Gngham reduced from 25c
I5c per yard
Apron Ginghams Observation-Disclosures 20 yards for ST.
Hotel Restaurant Keepers arerespeculy requested
so call and examine some of the above goods.
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Notice to the Public.

sresovieh. Gray Co., and a. Lusk 90.
have no furter interest In, and nothing TO do
with, the Southern Calfornia Orange Company,
having disposed OF their stock In said company.
but will continue in the fruit trade on their own
account sep1 wv
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Peoples Store,
4I-43-45 SPRING STREET,
LOS ANGELES.
$1,000 LIEY

Store
$4,000 and
adyerse ement n the Angeles HERALD.
them
the prope the said store who stopped O~
will the opreo the Peoples Store in bank this
contest The
Society Sisters Orphan Asylum and the Los Angeles
Orphans Home.
gives splendid advertising opportunity what
beneactors and at place small
on balance Of your hereafter.
Signed MEsMER, at The Queen Shoe Store
Imeanbu Put up orr hu ar. aug22H
THE WINDY, HOLLOW CHESTNUT.
Will
TO he Slippery Merchants from Sacramento:
nd "
you e more ia any "
tn o deny tina cuaeno
Name
Nanlet them ntwhos Ishenki o. French
nyoupos tina were drawn
nd nj
Signed
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FOR SALE.
FoR RENT.

A first:class watch dog; large and powerful.
Apply at No. 27 Chavez street, In rear Of Naud's
Warehouse. sepb lw
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FOR SALE.

Twenty newly furnished rooms. from IS to s15
per month. with or without board. 40 South
Spring street. sept7 lw
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

House lot and furniture, 4os Hill street. or 124
Spring street. A. L. IATH
I'm
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FOR sALE-FOR RENT.

House and lot, No. 200 Hill street Also ono
Hal.ett & Davis Parlor Grand Piano, Parlor,
Dining Room, bed Room and Kitchen Furniture.
Inquire on the premises after bP. N. septic 1w
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a Brilliant Socin, Event.


No event during the Chrietfhas holidays
created more lively interest in the social
circle than did the party, given at the resi-
doncc of Capt. Hardy tn, the evening of
the 9th, 10y Misses. Luis. Ragsdalc, Annie
Hooker, Iula BROOKS aud Bette Hardy.
The spacious, elegant parlors were
aglow with a Hood of mellow light, and
the elaborate decorations were all that
taste or beauty criild suggest; while the
brilliant assembly of the admired bcaux
and bellies of ouf iAir city made the scene
ut once attractive and intcresting-Onr of
which we might read with pleasure in
some Holiday nHmbrr" of magazine
where an occasion OF 80 much life aud joy
is often considered unreal. Dancing was
participated IN by, the company of 'young
people" after which supper to tempt the
gods was served, when dancing again was
the ruling power. We note some guests
from abroad which were as follows: Misse.
Fontaine Garrct and.L Maxwell, of
Canton; Miss Mcneil, of New Orleans:
Capt. Il. II. and Messrs. jeff and Bet
Truly, of Fayettc; .ur. Henry Kidd. Of
iazoo City; Hon. A. II. Longino, of Month
cello, and perhaps one or two Others.
Never was "Christmas party" more en-
joyed and in saying this we believe that
we but re-echo the sentiment of every
heart that kept time to the glad moments
as they lightly sped on this cventful
evening
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The IiquOr License Question.
Again.

To the Editor OF the BroOkhaven Leader:
As there is no argument in Anxious Gu
ria's reply, | " Ill only say that he is the
one that is ignorant of legal matters when
he says that the issuance of license to re-
tail is not optional with the Board The
law says they may grant such license. He
says | dare not say that the petitions were
not filed and published as the law directs.
| can say that one of tlIGse petitions was
not dated when it was filed, If ever; and az
to tho petitions having "A majority of the
legal voters, | must say that it looks Il lit
tie dark, as | have put myself to some
trouble to find out what IA majority would
he. All rhc members of the Board that !
have asked have told me that they could
not tel how many voters there are i'll this
city. Now this being trtt, how can they
go ahead i'll this guess-work sort of away
and grant license.
Onc of our City Fathers told me that the
Board left it to tico of the members to say
how many voters it takes for majority.
thought that we lidd six aldermen, hut
it seems from this that it only takes two to
grant n whisky license.
This must say, thRt if the names of all
those signers W no live, but of this city were
not counted, all Of tl!ose petitions would
have failed. LINkMAN.
Lilrkman" is very pointed i'll his
charges, and no doubt con iders he has
good grounds for then; but we have been
Informed by two members Of the Board
since his communication was received that
the petitions lately granted were exam,
incd with more than usual rigidness and
were found in all respects to conform to the
requirements of law. This we state in the
interest of fairness, and if any member of
the Board has any thing further t" say by
way of explanation or defer 81, WE will
willingly accord him space 10 do 30.
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Fair River Items.

The publ, roads are in very bad con-
ditiun on account of late rains.
Christmas has passed off very dull with
the exception of a few socahlcS.
Rev. +. F. Donglass is to supply the
Fair River church the ensuing year.
MI Tom Beal has opened store on the
Bloom * Wcstcrfcld corner i'll Monticello.
Peter MaxweIs sou while cutting some
wood the other day cut his foot very badly.
Capt. Fox is now in Pearl River with
his boat waiting for IL ri>e t. g. to trans
porting the cotton.
There is young man in our nciglIbor-
hood who lays he was born on Christmas
day, Dec. 18th, lH52,
Mr.. G. W. Ivy and his mother have re-
turned from Red River Parish, La. Both
in fine health and 81 irit.
The bridge across Fair River, near Mon
ticcllo, on the Bcanregarl road, is supp"s-
ed to be in a bad condition.
DR. b. b. Cowart, of Lawrence, was on !,
visit to rrlatiN rs here last Sunday. He re-
ports favcfabfH for old Lawrence.
Mr.. Jesse Wilson, we are informed. has
sold half interest in his steam mill near
Monticello to MIR. .Ino. Brown, of George
TOWN.
MARRIED.
Dee. 10Th, 1Ss3, at the residence of her
uncle, Ike Cowart, by Rev. Frank Bag
gett. Mir. CHAS. WGOrf and Miss ELIZA
CowART; all of Fair River, lincoln county.
And at the residrttce, of the bridr'S faith
er, }. $. Maxwell. 81 Dec. 18Th, 1883, by
Rev. b. A.. Heasqn, Mr.. r. K. Tow NsEND
and Miss SoPHIA MAXWELL, of Lawrence
county.
Also oa the 10th December, lsa3, at
Pleasant Grove church, Lincoln county,
hy Rev. -. \. Beason, Mr.. }. NJ. PRIME,
of Lawrence county, and Miss NJ. l.. JoHN-
son, of Lincoln county.
And on the same day, at the residence of
the brides father. Mr.. J. j.. LEE and Miss
Rosa BELLE BEAsof, by = W. Maxwell,
NJ. Is. :. Also at the residence of the
brides father, Maibr Lea, on the 2Oih De
cember, 1883, Mr.. HANDY MAY and Miss
EIIA Lea.
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Publication Notice.
LAND OFFrcK At JACKSON, Mi-S !

LAND OFFrCE At JACKSON, Mi-S.j
Jan. 3, 1851.
Notice is hereby ivrn that the following
named settler has flea notice OF EiS I-I.cm-'
tion TO make final proof in support Of his
claim. and that said proof will he made be-
f'rc G. +. Watts, Chancery Clerk, at Month
cello. Miss, on Feb. 18Th, 1881. viz: John NJ
Smith, Homestead entry No. 1860, for the
swi4 mel j and net sci and " I, sci. SOB,
t 6n,r l9w. He names the following wit
nesscS to prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation of, said land, viz:
Charley Allen, NJ. W All of Silver Greek
Bennett, Ross Duck p. o, Lawrence
worth. VI. Armstrong; Co, Miss.
K. G. KERR, REGISTER.
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Itching PiIes-SymptOms and
Cure,

The symptoms are moisture, like perspiration'
rhtense itching, Increased by scratching, very
distressing particularly a. night seems as II pin
worms were crawling In anu about me rectum
the private parts are sometimes affected. II al
lowed to continue very serious results may fol-
low. "swAYNE's OINTMENT" isa pleasant,
sure cure. Also for letter, Itch, Salt Rheum
Scald Head. Erysipelas. BARRIERS Itch, Biotches'
all scaly, crusty Skin Diseases. Sent by mail 10
50 cents; 3 boxes sl.25, lin stamps. Address
DR.. Swayue 4 Son. Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by
Druggists. June 2S-lY
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Publication Notice.

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MISS
December -. 1888. !
Notice Is hereby given hat the folOwing-nam
ed settler has filed notice of hIs intention TO
make nnal prO"l in support Of his claim and
that said proof will he maze he fore {. f. Watts,
anctry C1erk, at Monticello. MSS, on Feb. I,
1874, W: Nathaniel PitnIau, Homestead No. 937r,
Tor the -. sch sec. - 5n,rl Oe lie names
the following NJ, IeSSes To Prove his continuous
residence upon, ana cul walton Of, SAID land
VIZ:
j. +. SanlI, Nelson John All of Monticello. r.
son, solomon IlutChina. o.. Lawrence Co.,
Samel Stay, Miss.
K. Z, KERR,
Register
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Publication Notice.

LASD OrpICE AT 'rSsOF, NISs.,l
NoYember ~ 1873 I
Notice IL hereby given that the follow ing main
ed settler has III q. 40 ice Of his Intention to make
final proof IN support Of his claim. aid that SAID
proof will be luahh before G. +. " ats Chancery
clerk, at Monticello, MISS. on January eth, ISo4,
viz Ob-hah Springfield Homestead No. Si5i
for the nwlt NV sec. and mel ncla sec. 3, Il
II, 10 e. lie names the following witnesses to
prove his contnu u' residence upon, and cult
Walton OF. said land, VIZ:
4. IL. Johnston, J. M All of Monticell., p. o
Tyler, Meas Hardy, Lawrence Co.,
Byas Tyler. Miss.
X. {. KERR,
nov 20 GN Register,
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Publication .H1fiCP.

Land OFFICE At JACKSON Miss
December 10, 1883. !
Notice il hereby given that the following -uaIn e.
ed settet has file notice Uf his Intention to
make final proof In support Of his nhaiIn, AMI
that said proof will he maize before ". VI. " eut
worth. ChanCery CLERK. at MeadvIll. Miss on
January 26, loS4, viz: Mahdla UIIkinsun. Home
stead No. sIh3, for the swl, ne, ) II. TONI IS t.
lie names the following v Illnesses To prove HIS
continuous residence upon ard cultivation Of,
aahl land. viz.
/. J. Bailey. Thos- \. Nal All ~ McCalrs Greek
gee, Geo. ". Griffin, John =. o., Franklin
l. Porter, Co., Miss.
X G.. ERR,
Register.
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A Renutirmt Token OF Filini
Love.

The following discloses at once the most
beautiful, substantial and valuable cXhi-
bitiOn of remembrance of the old pco-
pie we have heard of during the holidays.
and is we'll worthy of special mention IN
these days when boys and yonIfg men are
80 prone to neglect the loved ones ut home
who cared for them when they were unable
to care for themselves. Four snch boys cub7
worth a whole army of dresSy dudes or
selfish spendthrifts, and Mt. and Nrs. r, no
doubt feel proud of them accordingly -;
We may add that the carpets presented,
were of the most valuable patterns, and
cost "BOb, Ned, Tom and joe about $3.50:
Mr. and Mira. J. n. Perkins with Christmas
greetings from the Boys"
CHRISTMAS, 1888.
Bob, Ned, Tom and Joe, wish Father and
mother, and their sisters and brothers, Il
merry Christmas and a happy New Year,
and in order to make the dear old folks
comfortable, tender them as a Christmas
present, couple of carpets, one for their
parlor, and the other for the front room,
God bless and protect you, and NAV you be
spared to your boys and girls,.for many,
many new years to come. Accept the
present as slight token Of the love that
we entertain for our dear FatEef ard
mother.
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NJ sirB'is.1.

I'm Brookhaven, Miss, on Dec. "a, 1888,
by Justice w. T.. Baggett, Mr.. CALVIN
Gas. and Miss NJ. J, ApCoCB All OF Lin
coin county.
At the residence of the brides mother, in
Lincoln county, on Dec. 10Th, by the Rev.
w. II. Germany Mr.. w. j. d. MERCER aid
Miss COURTNEY @. ROLLINS.
ATTENDANTS
Thos. C. Barr and Miss +. o. Huffman.
At the residence of the brides father. i'll
Lincoln county, by the Rev. W. II. Ger
many, Mr.. IL. A. MoAK and Miss MoLLIE
ABORTION.
ATTENDANTS,
G. W. Mercer and Miss Ida Roberts
In Brookhaven, Dec. ~, 1881, by Ed. J d.
r. Parish, Mr.. ELLIOTT PosEY and Miss
Rachel. FIELDER; all of Lincoln county.
At the residence Of the brides mother, On
Dec. the sofa. lo-J, ~ II. " Nevis NJ
b. s.. Mr.. w. 4 S,uIH :nd 'I-ss MAGGIE
Z. CApE, ali of Lincoln county
May peace and happiness attend Al Of
.}e 4 ~ .g-e,-. v-ri!H' oaes +N~"''re !7e
s.-.s s.. -. ice" - D'.
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Prohibition.

There W il be a meeting of TIE commit
tee of one hundred in Heuck's Hall Brook
haven, MONDAY, the IA of January, at IL
A. NJ. A full attendance of all the, coinimit-
tee is urgently requested. The friends of
the cause are cordially invited. 49,.
II. r. Johnson, Chairman.
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4 PRIZE. Send six cents for postage, and re
~ ceve free, a costly box 0f goods which will
helpyOu to more money right away, than any
thin. else in this world. AIS OF either sey, sue
ceed fO0m first hour. The hrOic rOa'l 10 fortune
opens brfor6 the workers, absolutely sure. At
ONCE address. True Il Co Augusta. Maine.
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Just received-The latst stylest of Hats
and Bunnets at Mrs. b. G. Brennans Mil
linery Establishment.
Mrs. b. c. Brennan's Millinery and
drcss-making Establishment is on Cherokee
street,
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office

The Western settlers Guide and Govern
mcnt Land Locating Agency, will Iocate set
t crs on good government lands, and for 81
will send prepaid complete Settlers Guide,
Land Laws, Digest of Decisions ana Forms
Descriptive Pamphlets Map, List, Location
and Description Of vacant lands. products
climate, soil. water, timber, railroads town,
business locations, opening for settlement of
the great Sioux Reservations, and full infor-
natIoa of where, whcr and how every person
can obtain 800 acres Of gGod land free also
how andwaere to obtain and use all kinds Of
land scrip. Address;
r. E. w. SrARGUR.
Jan. 3-6w Niohrara, Ncb.
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Anniversary of Hethodism.

There will be special service at the
Methodist church next Sunday at II A. NJ
aader resolution of tho Centenary Com
mlttee Of Organic Methodism Ill America
and of the Mississippi Conference. The
public are cordially invited aud the mem
GERS earnestly solicited to 10 present, as
important facts will be presented.
No collection
r. T. JoHSaoH. Pastor.
Jan. !. 1854.
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Publication Notice.

LAND OFFICE At JACKSON, MISS
Nov. 20, lSS3.
Notce IL hereby given tina the following nan-
ed settler has filed notice OF his intention to maize
final proof in support OF his claim, anu that sat
proof will be male before G. +. Watts, ChanUery
Clerk, at Monticello, Miss, ON Jan. ", ls>4 VIZ:
John y. Lambert Homestead No. 96z6, for the "
~ h SO and e., NV Il : ~ II Il, ~ G. He names
the following witnesses to prove th,s continuous
residence upon, al! cultivation Di, sand land, VIZ
j. j. Cott. Jesse kng,l All Of Monticello. +. o.:
Lee Miss.
X. Z. KERR,
NOV. % CIV Register,
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Stw ORLEANS, Dec. %,

NEw ORLEANS, Dec. q, 1888.
TO the Editor of the Brookhaven Leader:
REsPr. SIR-Your Fair River c6rrespon-
dent has been misinformed. 7 have not
died yet-never did such a thing, and
don't expect to us long as live. VI
should ever decide to do so will try to
have the information sent direct toy yoH for
puBlicatfofi.. Yours truly,
J. b. CAMERON.
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Publication Notice.

LAND OFFICE At Jackson Miss
December IL. ISIS {
Notice 10 hereby giten that the following nam
ed settler has hed notice 81 his intention to
make fna proof in SUI port OF his claim, and
that said proof will he made before G.. T.. Watts
Cha 'cery Clerk al Monticello, Mss, on anuary
81, isS4. VIZ Ellis Jett, Homestead No. $3.50, for
the -. NV 4 and DJ4 swt. sec. -. { u, 10 e.
He names the following witnesses tO prove his
continuous residence rpOn, and cultivation OF
said land, viz: ct!
Haywood b. yant. Byasl All Of Monticello. p. ~
Tyler, Cncas liardIe, Lawrence Co.,
Jim Prestdge. Miss.
X. G.. KERR.
X, ViSIer.
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For clocks, go to Kohlman's,
Cheapest goods at kohlman's.

Observation-Disclosures going to
New, Orleans are cordially invited to call
at Washburn's celebrated fine Ar Gallery
and see the beautiful specimens OF
Photographs being daily made at his es-
Enlistment. Admittance free. If
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Publication Notice.

LASD OFFtCE AT Jackson. Mss
Dec. "a, 1853. T.
Notlcr IA hereby giFeb that the following nAIu
"a sbrtler has ed notice ~ his intention To make
final proof IN support OF his claim, and that said
proof Will he made before e. r. waits. ChanceIy
CleTK, at Monticello, Miss, on January %, l~oI
VIZ: Henry GTIny, Homestead No. s2Il. for the
ne y and ne 4 sc $. 10: aud sw e NV y,
y. ~, t9n, ISw. lie names the following wit.
nesses 10 prove his continuous residence upon.
and cultivation OF, sad land, VIZ:
ers Tom Norwood. Lawrence 60.
Mike Walker. Mis-.
RC. KERR,
Dee. l3-6w Register.
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- If You want a new hat of the latest
style, call on .Jno. McGrath. a fine aSsort-
mcnt Just received from Now York. They
are beauties.
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AGENTS Wanted.

PURET TEAS. Agents wanted everywhere
TO sell teas to families. hotels and large CON
sumers. The largest stock m the counfry to
select from; qualities Of all descriptions from
the highest imported to the lowest grades a
large discount and handsome income to all
who sell for us. Country store keepers,
druggists who wish to sell teas in scaled
pound packages or tin canisters ,2cddlrfs, aud
in fact all who with TO obtain an honorable
living nv selling teas should write MS for u
circular. Original american Tea Co., es-
alb ishcd in 1870.
20, Box l2S1. Address,
ROBT. WELLS, Pres,
Dec Pm 42 Nrscy ST., Nels York.
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Every body buys Kohlman's chs'fp goods
Bargains in clothing at kohlraan's.
For cheap hats, go to Kohlman's.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-01-03

Call for Henry Lee cigars il yen want
, coed smoke for cents. For sale by
>. Il. WILNofH.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-01-03

Kohlman buys for cash therefore can af-
ford to sell cheaper; some wonder how we
do it, but we do; come and see for your
SELF