The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-09-03
Dots From Franklin.

According to previous notice, our
examination of applicants tor schul
arships in the Female Industrial H.
>titute and College WAS held Oh the
18Th inst, and The two applicants.
Misses Magic Mace and Olive
Mon, gom'ry, having passed II salts
factory examination, were granted
| certificates aud appointed /" >cn"l
q sliils in said college. Franklin
county seems fully determined 10
avail hcrsrlt Of The educational ad
vaulagcs offered by the State 10 her
dauglur rs, and it 10 10 be hoped that
her fair representa- ives in the college
will manifest their appreciation OF
these adv anlagca ny faithful per
t"rmaLcc OF their sevcra! dates as
pupils.
Our candidates for the Le2isla-
turr. all live, progressive me- are
just doing the thing up brown in
The way OF c"n4ratulatIng the farm
ers on their prospects for abundant
crops, pImentlng the ladies' and
kissing the babies. As regards the
other UNITY offices but little dem
"n>trali"n is being made, a. yet, and
really, it would seem a. If Chere WAS
NO necessity for any change "a We
have "a most efficient set of officers
However, there will, no doubt, be n
call for division of the spells in
u" time. when every one will have
To show his hard H. i too early
Vet amt "~Acn g. hor - by and by,
y IL will e the "n!d CRAY tlO ST.
I. me tearing out # the wilderness,
and you had better clear the track.
The Prohibition movement j.
still tnga@img the attention f our
best citizens. A few, | am sorry |"
say. at our pr. frsstd advocates Ut
tg &c at iukrwarunr-S on account
e "a fear On heir pr, that + OH
blrl"n j. @oi & in o p"litirs. is mrrg-
ing into til, Republican rartv. an :
10 avert TINS dire calamity w"n'd
'e' unurud that We =" low. "Ir
az amt .;u'e ti-he- :" P0rturjant
nantes ct nOScitur ridiculUS mus
N,li We ucrd not, tor moment,
entertain the fear hat these loyal
par'isan> will one day set the ~"rlu
on fire by the r"l u-caIlons OF th' II
Genius, hut will go IN lighting whis
ky h"it wing, as We Ito, that che IL
he best partisan who serves his
county best" aud let the grand odd
Democratic patty take care OF her
self, v hich she is amply able /" do,
prohibition or u" p'ohibl ion
Capt Put Darden, the lrlrd and
rne iIirnd OF The farmers, the abb
exponent OF the principles Of the
Grange, and fearless advocate OF
light and justice, having survived
he cnwardly attacks of nis enemies,
will continue to labor in the interest
1t the farmers of our State, and has
accepted an invitation to address
The members of Magnolia" Grange
Of this county on Thursday, the 4th
pr"Ximo.
NC hcduNiilc Ddoc Dan SluD
meet every Saturday afternoon to
practice and rumor has it, that at no
very distant day challenge will be
sent by said Club to the Brookhaven
Club for a match game. The Mead
Vile boys are very desIrous Of oh
tanning possession of the horns cap
tured a short time since of the
"Scotch Roughs" by the Brookhaven
club. Hurry up the game, boys ;
tho ladies will furaish the eatables.
the candidates the cigars, and "old
Steve" the music for the occasion.
IA to the drinkers, Capt. Balance,
who is never idle, hut bores, first
with big augur, then a little one,
will guarantee full supply of pure
,eeU irater for every body.
Crops ME fine Cattle aud sheep