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Daily Republican., 1885-07-30
struck by an Engiue,

voupe man 20 years G age. nansa
K. Tuthill, was struck by an enp
near the West YARD an badly inun
He was walking or the track W.
his attention was d.Esc'td ioa pas
train, and he was s;Tn oy a sun
engine that WAS being backed dosh
road, and knocked lnsensiole OH
adjoining track. :.,o3 nm !,
He was immediate.y pieRed W
removed to poiie= statlop, aAI ha
Springer SUNNI Fed y was Sas ou M
that he had three o. fur cu.s ~. W
head, one over his eye '4a' 1i' ,ss NJ n
thumb was badly Injured, .Is y.
ha,ns tnun,J TORN entirely of, and that %
also hurt..in the hiQ aad on, On tAs ! sampo] .np
ers. His wounds we're uresstI 'hnnt WI. i
rily, and he WAS removed a'v aGoI' Golp3
% ubere it ia probable TIE scalp " s'ai
will be seWed up. Tie ihio,nC u Cbjs3
uorter that he he,o2ts ana ~ broti|
where he has a mother. anu Wv
" no Is a ply .,y.ng; :. ci,r II
WIZ NJ 10 sa1a :" he arrived il this eli
Sndine everything very a auiI' stats p d
hLups h;s mind TO GO dowa the ,oy",ppt ss,@
srn;ns nis n,inu and Al, fgy to fiui enpIoynnfbrs u bs
morning morning t'asebes an he seems " "a
Young man of good e,.teH.t sart a pOsi
His request tie reporter seT; s' New Yor]
oard 90. td one of his friends u in.aiSent. ,ii 4
ap; sp, q,z'be ,peeuaht to be selionsl! -D''
sudden Deaih p,,aud
John Wood, c,erk a; :1s ,1ideniy arS sbel
Iron sS oeisak %SThs' this 9i o5a!aE at N'i Gbs
ooly o11S' Yesterday mdrnins ,sIt III in bstj
oois 'o Sis wifs that lie mere sn, ,T.t this uof
health than a. u med Of tseips i qpa 1sn.|
Land she tried tope''
at home. .,,,,sst ths. Do .'srIl s
,.i1 He, ss1ts. howifehi' il he ~sa' 70 p W v.
work, @ aud went to 'I9 Io9'ciock train 40,
ststion to take the = missed sOedS.
Edgenoor. he wa ID aud search u, u
TINE tune 'he he was found in tns s. sumnopi
made mad M. M DR.. Kana a.,sas ~Ss a psrall1
ss[y ssd prroaaniouHcsi ron the A2''' xsI
stroke. .-ad 10 his ho1i'' 'bu, d
,v% ne was 81 as'so~ . go ~oslois. is..a3 Is
pllSsa nS ane q. sen, H. John W.0a' .oas.s' al No
, my wooa En x Ginder, g'es'-
Madison street III.
! rno~ss, ,s,t s9"A N. AAlTnou1,.. ..,1l' 50
&c c1gr Of Bal,inors a vai s':'S1is! e, a
,D' with it paralysis Fl, s son on 'apd Df az SsI
pg'pdnogan perch tS,ans; vere witt, with Ii, o'adpl
Ill moved him TO his seT,oa,. ,J
p''' T.v Yves: assl, y. l,1a ,p1'ssp 'sspTis'1 T'
IS cents at MccaI.-. ~, eg
u Smoke q, the E,f'n s9@G.sd and Hshipl''
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BY Mr.. Walker, Jr. Resolution No 16 ttela-
tive 10 election Of officers; referred 70 Commit
tee on Judiciary.
By Mr.. Rogers, Resolution No IL Relative
to poll tax referred to Committee on Fipance
and Taxation.
BY Mr. Parker, Resolution No. 18: Declaring
that the Constitution shall place no restrictions
or limitations on the power of the Legislature to
organize new counties; referred to the Legisla-
tive Committee. -:
BY Mr. Johnston, Resolution M. 10: To reg
ulate the charges by railroad, telegraph and ex-
press companies; referred to the Committee ON
Private Corporations
By Mr. Orman, Resolution No 20: Relative
to apportonnent and representation; rc6srrsd
TO Committee on Legislative Department.
BY Mr. Carter, Resolution No 81 Relative To-
the judicial system. Referred to Committee Du
BY Mr. Randall of Duval, Resolution No. ~ ::
Relative to submitting the Constitution 10 y vote
Of the people. Referred TO Committee on Sciied-
ule.
Mr. Randall, of Duval. called up the following
resolution offered by him on Saturday:
"I2esolred, That the Constitution to be formed
by this Convention shall be submitted to a. vote
OF the registered voters of this State and adopted
by majority of votes before the same shall be
10 frce," and moved its adoption. i
Mr.. Chandler moved to amend as followsi
Before the word that" adj " that it is fhe
sense Of this Convention" which accepted.
The motion to suspend the rules was lost, and
the resolution referred to the Committee on
Schedule.
Mr. Randall, OF Duval moved that the .,om.
mltee be instructed to report on the rcsolG,iOo
tomorrow; which was agreed to.
Mr.. Speer asked TO have all papers in his hands
re.ating To temperance referred 10 The Standing
Committee on Temperance; which was agreed
to.
MIR. Maxwell asked an indefinite leave Of ab
sence for Mr.. Greeley on account of the sichness
OF Mrs Greeley; which was granted
Mr.. McCaskill moved that the Convention do
now adjourn to give the committees time TO
work: which WAS agreed to.
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Mr.. Mann offered to amend hy MAKING the
number q instead rf7

Mr.. Mann offered to amend by making the
number 8 instead off,
Both amendments were accepted
Mr. Maxwell moved that the Convention pro-
ceed to vote upon the resolution as amended,
and called the previous question
The yeas and nays were called for by Messrs
Walker and Conover.
The previous question was ordered.
The resolution as amended was then adopted
Mr. Mcclellan offered the following:
ftesotued, That all resolutions that have been
introduced before this Convention on the subject
OF standing committees be referred to the COM
mlttee OF nine appointed to report to this Con-
vention what standing committees are necessary
10 transact the business of this Convention, and
moved its adoption; which was agreed to.
Mr. Miller moved to suspend the rules.
MIR. McCasklll moved TO lay the motion to
suspend on the table which was agreed to-
MIR. Yonge moved that the Convention proceed
to the election of one messenger and four pages ;
which was agreed to.
Mr.. Sheats nominated W. NJ Myers for mes
senger.
Mr.. Hicks moved to make the election of Mr..
MYERS unanimous; which was agreed to.
The Convention then proceeded to the elec-
ton of four pages.
Charles Hopkins, Glover Miller, j. w John
ston and Eugene Hawkins were nominated and
declared elected
Mr.. Mann moved that the Convention choose
five pages and nominated H. w. Fowler for the
fifth one
MIR Wilson moved TO lay the motion on the
table
The yeas and nays were called for by Mcssrs
Baker and Chandler
Mr.. Fowler was declared elected
The committee appointed to wait upon the
Governor made their report to the Convention,
and asked to be discharged
On motion OF Mr. Green the report was re-
ceived and the committee discharged.
The Convention took recess for fifteen min
utes IN order to draw for seats, as provided in
resolution passed on yesterday
The Convention resumed its session.
The President announced the following Com
mttee on Standing Committees
MeSsrs. Maxwell Randall of Dnval, TAYLOR,
Mcclellan, Love, Walker, Jr., Mann ;nnett
and Miller
Adjourned
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TRYUS ITE M S

Ron

Rain three times a week.
Crops are booming.
Old Uncle James Moore IS very sick,
TryuS boasts of more pretty girls and
handsome boys than any other communl-
ty Of the same size IN the State.
Mr.. VIM Campbell lost his little boy
on the 9th inst, who died of whooping
cough. The bercavcd parents have our
sympathy.
Capt H. |. Byrd is Il candidate for Rep
resentative from Lawrence county. He
is good man for the place, aud is all
right on local option.
The Sunhowcr fever is now raging on
Bahala. DR.. b. F. Grice, f. l.. Norman,
WIN. Walden and Dave Garrett have ust
returned from the Land of Canaan, or
Snntlower, and say the people up there
claim that their land viii make 80 bush
els of corn or > bales of cotton per acre
almost any year. Jim Armstrong thinks
it isn't SO, and says they never saw 90
bushels of corn on one acre. | under
stand thai Dir. Grice has sold ont To Mack
Brown, VIM. Walden to Capt. IL. !. Byrd,
and f. l.. Norman TO J. O. MontgOmv ~ .
Walden, Norman and Grice-
They leave their friends behind,
They go without purse OF script
That happy land T." find.
They bid adieu to kith and kin
And wipe their weeping eyes,
And 90 to the land of fiocks aud flowers
To feast on pigeon pies.
APONEUROSIs.
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AN INTERESTING
LETTER
From va. BARRY w. Olsn-tcnd
Esronfreader Of"Ihe EiInes.'

The following letter is encouraging and
worthy of careful porusAl, coming, as it
does, from so reliable source, unso-
licited. 1t contains facts of great value ::
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. y, 1884.
DIR. DAVID KENNEDY
DEAR SIR: For ten years have been
u sufferer from disease of the kidneys, at
times 50 much 81 as to make life burden.
During this time several of the best
Musicians in Indiana have treated me
with little or no success, until h; d al
most despaired of relief. ! then tried
several advertised remedies, bnt nothing
produced the desired result until "A friend
who had been relieved induced me 10
give DR.. DAVID kENNEDY'S FAVOR
TIE REMEDY a trial. l did So. After
taking one bottle | began to experience
relief. took another and was charmed
with the result in all, have taken four
bottles, and can truly say I'feel like 4
new man. lam confident l am entirely
cured, as it has been several months since
] took the last medicine, and there is no
indication OF a return of tho disease. !
have recommended your remedy to sew
eral suffering friends who have also been
relieved. / write this to return my sin
eere thanks to you for the cure which has
been affected in my case, and also desire
to say that l think suffering humanity
owe you debt of gratitude for your
wonderful scientific discovery. 1 shall
do all that in me lies to let all sufferers
know where they may find relief, and
thereby in some measure remunerate you
for the good you have done me.
Wishing you long life and prosperity,
and thanking Won for nrOlOuUing my life
] au, yours,
HAIRY ". 0LMsTEAp.
Pgoofresdrr Indianapolis Times
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DANCE rous Bowel Disorders.

Now that bowel disorders, such as chol-
era, cholera morhus, diarrhea, looseness
pains in the bowels, &c, are prevalent
all over the country, it behooyes the wise
to be in readiness for emergencies. Mans
fields "Mississippi DiarIhea Cordial" is
the standard remedy. 1t has stood the
test by untold thousands for thirty years
and was never known to fail in single
instance. Every steamer plying the
Gather of waters" carries it in its medi-
cine chest and relies upon it exclusively
to cure bowel disorders. One dose often
deters the secretions, heals and cures;
and few doses never fails. Have it
handy, it is always safe and reliable. 1t
is the best remedy Of its kind in the
world For sale by all druggists Pre-
pared by the Mansfield Medicine Co.,
Memphis, Tenn,
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the period Of four months, etc, the sum

the period Of four months, etc, the sum
OF sl530.2i
The total valuation Ut the Realty and
Personality ~ the county outside the city
of BronkhaNun aggregates sl OiI, Gi3 -.
A levy Of three mills on this amount,
together with the poll tax for the year
will not be adequate to pay the schUu!
indebtedness for the year.
The sum of at least S2OOd0O would
have To he raised in addition IT, Revenue
from all sources, in including taxation, in
order to carry "u the schools of the conn
~ for tho period of five t5J months.
Hence the schools cannot be extended be-
You'd the 4th month
Respectfully submitted,
w. Il. SPENCER.
County Supt
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Prohibition Meeting.
MgADvILLE, Miss, July 9th,

uII-@ND wit -V00'
A meeting of the Franklin county Pro-
hibition Executive Committee was held
at the court house this day. The com
mittee organized by electing Z. B. Scale
chairman, and@ Fl. McGehee. secretary.
On motion, Rev. c. B. Galloway and
Rev. II. F. johnson, of Brookhaven, aud
Rev. j. Ii. Gambrell. of Clinton, be ill.,
vited to address Prohibition mass meet
ing to be held on the 4th Monday in Sep
TENDER, the same being the 20th day of
said month and the firsS day of our Cir
cult Court.
On motion. the committee adjourned to
meet on Monday, Sept. 28th.
Z. B. Scale, Chairman.
III. McGEHEE, Secretary.
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EDUCATIONAL.
July Report OF County Suporin-
tendent Spencer.
CITY SCHOOLS.

! CITY SCHOOLS.
/ 10 the Mayor md Ildrrmea oj he city Of
BTOOkhdrtH:
! GENTLENEN-ln pursuance of the re
uuircments of the 1sth Specification of
& Gy- of the Revised Code Of l-eO. [ beg
leave to submit nv report rs County
Superintendent of Edacation ut the roun-
" of Lincoln, in tho words and figures
, folloNIug:
There have been located and establish
ed in the city of Bronkhaven for the
Scholastic wear of 1855. five - schools.
OF this number four have been taught
the first month at al average cost per
month of 3jS 6S each. and aggrcgating
for the first month, the sum of S214.I3,
and second mouth at an average cost per
month of $3.50 each, Rggregating for the
second month the sum Of 1902. 90; Two
have been taught the third month
at an average cost per month of SJ6.63
each, and aggiegating the sum at 81 IL 80.
One has finished the iomrth mouth at a
cost of -1.3n. making the grand total COS;
TO date ut all the schools "Egro gate the
sum Of ST7933.
Taking the amounts issued for the re-
Spective months as basis, and assuming
that the amount ~ be- issued viii approx
innate the same, we have as an estimate
the following:
Amt necessary to complete 3rd
month. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Isl "'.UW
Amt for It'll month. 1900
Tntal........................S 1854. 90
Making the sum necessary 10 run
the four schools for four months
the sun of.....................sll33.33
Add to tins amount the salary of
County superintendent. JUN
Aud we have .................SllO 4.''3
The fifth snhuol established has not
been in operation and III all probability
will not be taught. but in the event il
should be. it will require an additional
expenditure of ut least say S!u9Io.
Pay certificates have also been issued
tn the following schools in the comfy out
side the city of Tro"khaven, for tuition
of pupils from said city. attending SAID
school, and To the following amount
Pilgrims Rest. $40.
The Treasurer of said city of Brook.
haven has received the following
amounts available for the common schools
Of the year viz:
Amount received from County Treas
urer az pro rata shar" of Brook haven
with the comfy in January distribution
from state. S3iG.3o.
Respectfully submitted,
W. X. SPENCER.
County Supt. Ed.
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A Big Advertisement.

a mammoth sign. bearing the words
"Dr. ID. Kcnncdy'S Favoritc Remedy tol
the Liver aud Blood is to he stretched
across the Hudson River at the Highland
narrows-of course high enough to clear
the top Of the highest mast II thi,
should fail to attract attention and popn
larize the name of the medicine, what
next viii the Doctor think of?
The Capital Prescription Favorit'
Remedy can he found at any reputable
druggists, and is worth as ii domestic
medicine Thousand times it cost, One
Dollar IA bottle See Favorite Remedy
advertisement.
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Grand and Petit Jurors
APPOINTED FOR THE JULY TEEN OF fmE
LINCOLN CIRCUIT CuGET.
pcctfully submitted,
w. X. SPENCER.
County Supt.
Grand Jurors.

biUHH Jurors.
Beat No. ii Wash Kvzar, JOHN 4 Ne
CoImick. A Krauss, ~ lvcstcr Byrd, col
Beat No. "a W Smith, e X Gage, j
VI Whit. \ G StrauthaT, col
tear No. 3-W + II B~i>rer. J I Greer.
{ & Cole, Sorney May, colorrd
Beat No. IL l. Lard, W J Holloway,
X Is & Bales, JESSE Black, col.
Beat No. Wv W Godbold, Grcenbury
Britt, VIM Vaughan, Spencer Smith, col.
Petit JVrors
First Wcck-RnSs Mobiles. w Cianton.
I J Smith, joel j East, Jos Sa,ser. : +
Gayle, J c CASE, Allen LoitiI, Morris
Thompson, Josh PrirbatSch, \ w White.
VI : Summers. b Brister, Stannope Po
Soy, W o Henderson, J \ Smith. \ Stat
Her. Emanuel GOodiu Allen Smith. l. y
Smith, Julien Willoughby, Jas Raiford,
e IL Terrell. Ben Carter, J J East, jas
II Ard, J & storm. Joseph Philips, Jahe
keld, Sam Lightfoot.
Second Wcrk-A 4 Graves, Dave
Payne, Cyrus Lnftin, Isaiah Smith, 1no
" ParnrlI. L j Porter, Richard Roberts.
Dempsey Tarvcr, Il w Gilbert. " e Bris-
ter, \ J Martin. A G b McGuIlough II !
Brewer. J VI Mcdowell, Jesse VI Smith,
G r Gage, w l. Smith. Albert Stewart, =
Lurich. y y smith, r J Deceit, Saml
storm, Eph Nations, + " Keenan,. J }
Helm, b : Turnipsrcd, Nathaniel Paxton,
IL Hardy, Isaac Adams, inc NJ May.
Third Wrrk-W II Reeves. Charley
Walker \ j Bullock, Ford Smith. Willis
Smith. II II summers. Thos Smith. John
Byrd, w b Stone, J NaIty, Henry Lew
rnthal, Jack J Hart. Shade Chisholm. )
+ Smith, Jack Magee, J W II Bri>ter.
g G Jackson. Jesse raN Tor. X 7 Clark, +
Il Roberts, &c" Linton, James Cotton,
John Lyons. w Il Smith, Il Terrell, W
} McRee, Il J Lotiin. Ebert Lard War
rem Smith. 4 b Stone.
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Notice.

An entertainment will he given al
Ilruck's Hall SATURDAY night. July l@.h
loS5, by the colorcd people. for the h"ur-
fit OF the Educational society. There
viii also he plenty of refreshments on
hand. Admission. p cents.
W. TOWNSEND, Manager.
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]. H. McGEHEE, Secretary.

Kohlman has on hand all and eAery
article to be found in country store,
which he wishes TO impress onrevery one
will be sold nj a shaving profit. Amy
article where the liue Is depleted will be
sold regardless Of coat, Boar this IN
MUD,
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Mcssrs. Patrick aud Morris. photogra-
peers, are now located in town for the
purposc of practicing their art. Their
work in the photograph line is uncxceIled
by any one in the bu ness. Mr.. Morris
has had 30 years experience rs IL photo
glaphcr, and Mr.. Patrick II. They will
remain two or three weeks only. Give
them Il call. Copying done on Short no
tice. jN9-la
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A big lot of straw hats of every de-
ription--these are sample lots and were
purchased at great reduction. Come
and procure one or more, they are dirt
cheap. Yon will also find many NOR,
goods at kohlmau'S.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-16

SLEEPLEss NIGTs, made miserable BY
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Curc is the
remedy for you. For sale by Dau9htry
& Snyle.
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SHILoH's VITALIzER is what you need
for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizzi-
ness, and all symptoms of Dyspepsia
Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle. For sal,
by Daughtry a. Smyhe.
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For THE SUMMER.-tar more i'll
MIGRATING than Il trip to the seaside is
the timely use of Creole Female Tonic.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-16

Leary has opened lemonade aud ice
cream stand at his store on Front street,
which will be found a grateful resort
these hot days.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-16

Creole Female Tonic has made robust
wives and mothers of confirmed invalids.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-16

CArARRH CURED, health and swee
breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 80 cents. Nasal 1njector
free. For sale by Daughtry Il SmyIie.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-16

CR0Ur. WHOoPlNG COCGH, aud Bron.
chitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh'>
Cure. For sale by DauGhtry II Smylie.
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THAT HACKING Cough can he so quick
" cured by Shiloh'4 Cure. We guarantee
it. For sale by Daughtry & Snylie,
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SMLOH's COUGH aud Consumption
Cure is sold by us on guarantee, II
cures Consumption. For sale by Daugh-
try Il Smylie.
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WILL YOU SUFFER with dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint Shilohs Vitalizer is
guaranteed to cure you. For sale by
DaughtrX d Smylie.
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TOWN AND COUNTY ITEMS.

T,nnip seed at P0wclrs.
Pricbatsch means business
I.rary's ground coffee is tho hest.
Ice cream at Masonic Halt to-morrnM
evening.
For low prices, hurry w aud call on
Fri, hatSch.
The Convention meets next Saturday
at IL A NJ, sharp.
Goods going ut rriebatschs for a song.
Read his announcement.
MesSrs Isaac Smith aud w i. Parsons
were among our welcome callers Tuesday.
Hon. II. Moody, of Braurcgard, was in
town on professional business yesterday.
Powell is still ahead OH varied first
class line of fine groceries, candies and
fruits.
Miss May CopcS, an interesting Young
lady Of Magnolia is the gncSt of tho
Misses Bee
Mr.. &. +. Matthews, late Republican
postmaster at llazlclur~t, has moved to
this county.
If yam attend Court at Monticello next
week y"" VIII hnd the Bc"ii House the
popular stopping place
Or. II. p. A,kis. and Gen. Charles L.
Smedes have purchased what is known
AZ barnes Hatei' at MISSISSIPPI CITY.
Powelfs stock il spot cash, and yon
never know how cheap goods are until
Mrs. Jpo. W R,l,l, a .istor nj, Mrs I q
Hardy, AID Mrs. Brooks, accompanied
hv her daughter, Miss Bessie. is here on
visit.
The Ladies' of the WESLEYAN Society
vii, furnisI, ic. ,,.,r IT thu Nas,u,c IIoIl
again to morrow cvenius--l0 cents per
saucer,
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10, Y y :, e.. ..,;,.
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sponsibl,-fr;ends or focs
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inoi'o" evening d. tue ""so"io nan at
nan. pas. . ''ooA' 0"'Jec'' no ~"
1911 ANU
Alderman DauGhtry, Chairman OF the
Sanitary Com'nitter, gives notice to
h"useho'ders t" clear up their premises
aud disinfect, at the peril of being re-
ported to the Mayor and hned.
Mr.. w. A. May, of the Wesson Times,
favored us with a call Tuesday. Not
withstanding his Office was greatly dam
aged by the late fire, he has resumed the
publication of his sprightly journal.
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rex+ satnrdor 70 ;,n;+,,o Tho oxno,n1. q,
,h. p,Lo n.moo r.ov-d.o,ora for Ioo,l an
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For lame back, side or chest, ems
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price % ceuts.
For sale by Daughtry q Snylie.
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Creole Female Tonic, the great rrGula-
tor and invigorator, is sold 10y e. k. Fin
lay Il Co, wholesale agents, New Or
leans, La, and
T. T. MEADE * Co..
Brookhaveu, Miss.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-16

For the hest hams, coffee, sugar, mo-
laoSts, rice tea, chocolate. bacon. meal,
grits, homiuy and Hour, 50 TO Po"cll'>
first class Cash House.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-16

Hundreds of lives have been saved by
the timely use of Creole Female Tonic
which is the greatest remedy known for
ali womb troubles and female diseases.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-16

Why would yon suffer the anpryanee OF
flies when good Fly Trap can i've had
SO caesp at knhlnan'>:
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-16

Wives and mothers should not fail to
try Creole Female Tonic.