The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-09-24

Drry fus died on last Monday morning an'
was buried ut 4:3O the Same evening
Nellie was hut nine months old and filled
q place that is LETT sadly vacant 10y be-
death. Ouf friends have our SINGER,
sympathes.
THE LEADER Office was chccred last
Monday morning 10y welcome from Mis-
Fannie Maxwell. of Union Hall, and Mis-
Hattie Cooper. of Lawrence county, ac'
companed by our clever friend and pa
trOn, Mr.. l.. G. Maxwell. The young In.
dies wished to look into the mysteries
of the Art Prcstrvative.
Oar merchants are receiving new goods
and preparing for u heavy fall trade. M
merchants in Mississippi will sell goods
cheaper and give better bargains than
those business men who advertise in THE
LEADER. and We advise our country
readers to come to BrOokhaven aud give
them their trade.
THE LEADER will continue tbs practice
inauguratrd last spring of publIshnr
Iiunor petitions free of charge. arranged
in alphabetical order--that is, provided
any more can he scraped mp. Over
sensitive persons should remember tins, {
they to not like their NAMES to appear
conspicuously in such II connection.
Priebaisch has moved into his mann
moth new store Oh Cherokee street, where
he can supply you with any thing in III"
mercantile line from II Milhurn Wagon to
a cambria needle. Read his big advrr-
tisrment in to-day's paper ard just call
al ound and see this foe establishment for
Yourself, and the many attractions it has
j to offrr
/ Rev. Sim Jordan and Prof Jesse Taylor
! have been added to the list of Commits
! sioners of Lincoln county for the Col"red
State Fair. The commissioners should
he assisted and encouraged in III ,ir eff
/ forts to have Lincoln crcdi'ahly repre-
/ secuted. We hope to see the culnrrd l'co
Pile of this county bring home several of
/ the premiums offered.
| We have received Il we'll written con
tribntion from one our coming men,"
which "" do not publish, as The subject
has been suthri'nily discussed. we would
encourage rather than dis, ouraAe young
| ambition. The editor was ''downed'
! on his first attempt to appear before the
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ON CIV
some pertinent inquiries ave put III
ah"' her c"'ohih I" Tue Count! ""l''''"-
tthoeh' oI Ea"'"'i'h' C"'"'H an" N''1
lf"aS"IerS reia''Ne I" 'hc '"'''"' "eiN'"
by the pnb'c SCHOOLS Oh the county an"
GU! h"''' tue i'q"'' ''"i'i' VI D'"'"''" u
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"h M"''""s night Ia" INST ''' i''-
lowing were 'l'c''a 'ni'ei vi tue w
! iiaht ine COM any "r me NEXT S'A
months: >. H. "Itio"Sh"!' I'eN'"eh''
j. " fiIl'k' N'ee-rl's'"e''' H. ln"fn'''
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| Mr. W. H. Dixon. '"n""'"'e i"' c"hN'"-
Die /" TINS Deal haS generously """'''''
the coIorrn people wv" acres Vi IAN"
an""t seven miles "ee' Vi LOW" l"r
church and school purposes. Ihero Will
lie no reservation III the h'ie either l"
take inc property away li"''' 'he"' II
they should ever h"'d fr"h'"i''"h meet
my ''''ie W ''''" - ~
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"irt Adams Jf'' D"Pn'y o'"'e heNe-
nue. Agent, Was here tuesday {" examine
III MS "hlciai 'apac'l the DOORS an" dc
c"uh'e Vi the She'ih ana |H"''ce'A e"i"'
lie informed representative oil NE
| LEADER 1i'' IL WIS i" cts! -''"'
ohcIln McNalr an" Ch""cer! ol''N 'H"'
IN had their DnslieHs III sup S""Pc'
oooHs o"''hce"' an" that 'n'9 "'o '''-
h''e" 10 pc ci"esc" aiming 'i'o "'o' ''"''
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"heh Iioh'o'''o-''s' Is ''''''"'' -
MS appetite ior strung "'l''h \o'''' l"'''''
nI-"er the open sal""h s!"''"') an" S'''
drunk, liquor men po'h' u us 'A"'"i' 'o