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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-05
Gicamboaie au0 RAILROADS.
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after October 1. s.
GREAT TRCNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains York besbros AMI Cour1nd street
Ferries a. follows:
Harsburs isburg and the West. with Pullman Palace
cam attached. q, and daily. Ncwi orb aud
Chclco Limited OF arl9r Dining. smoking aud Sleeping
cars - a. ~ Ctofy day.
Willamsp0rt Lock Haven. n a.. p M Cory and Eric
D. NJ connecting 10 Cory Tor Ttusyie. Petroleum
Centre and the oil cgtOnA
Baltimore Washington and tho south Limited Washington
Pullman alaCc Cars. daily except SUNDAY, 10
arrive shingion 4:)5 D. NJ regular At go ana
$50 n M ], $40 aud T.. ana II night. sunday Olo
.. ~. $40 and y M. aud ~ night.
For Atlantic CITY. except sunday with through car p H.
For Cape May, except sunday. ] = ~.
Long rlnch Bay lcad Junction and intermediate stations
VIA Railway and AmbOY. - m, ~ noon, $40. 0 j. m
sunday, ana p M do not stop nj AADnfy iark
and Norfolk via NCwNO rE. Philadelphia ana
Norfolk Railroad 60 week days and ~. every
day; Baltimore and lay Line $40 p IN week days
Brooklyn connect with all through trains
Jersey CIV RnOTdng speedy and direct transfer Tor
Brooklyn truyoL
Trans Arrive From Iittsbtrg, T. 3, 1850 M 600 ana
daily. From Washington ana baltimore. gu :
20 $40. 49, jJO 800 aud lOOJ y. M. SundnYbZp
800. 300, lOOj g. M From Philadelphia, 500. G@O
T. ~, 800 $50 lO4O li3O a. l'2O. =. 81, $50. 81,
G2O TOO. 500 O2o 035, 1000 aud l22O night
SUNDAY, 300 L:2O 100 sos. 1885 III. J2O OaO, OJ''
1919 u. IN.
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0onnlrn propcrln for Sale arS 20 Get

AT MOUNT NERNON.-Ony Is minutes
y from a. C. epot; minute, walk from ut. V. Depot
an elegant country homo. uniurnishel II roomsI hand
suey decorated. excellent carnage house good water;
abundant u ndr awn fruit and garden; opportunity
". ~. IA Nd Agent at M. Vernon Depot
COUNTRY RESlDENCE.-lt large family.
ot circle OF IN, nds wish plrchase choIp good coun
try residence furnished uncudg 10 scepngooIs beau
tfuIy situated miles north Of Eshcld 90 cet above
with gOOi ~ farm FARMERS tenement ON IT,
t.,r rarIicul,r. nddIt =, J. 4. ROYCE.
| ancsboro. berkshire ,ounty. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-05
DEDUCTION OF FARES
Al VIA

THE POPULAR INSIDE ROUTE ,oo
To Boston SO: Worcester. ~ 30 GtchDurG - ~ !
Nashua s3 c. Lowell 50 a0i q nj Portland 81 -, ,,
steamers CITY OF WQkD rs IEh or Ci i,In pt N NV,
YORK leaves North RIVER foot OF Wattsst lntht
Pier above Desbrossesst Ferry daily except SUNDAY al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-05
Gin propcrln 10 Eei.

UNPUBLISHED HOUSES TO RENT.-147
u West i5thst q 400: az west iith st. sLaoo L.9
t5,h.si. a. O1i 42dst ncer iroadway, story $1,000
y. ". BLAkElN, Log broadway
AZ BEEKMAN-ST.- Large, light store, base
III mont aud sub-cellar To let. . -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-05


~ RIVER acknowledgements June ~ lS'b
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot: -
Rochester and Montreal Express: through draw
20 Rochester. IT. Adams ana AiOnu cal
s95Ua m Fast Limited Chicago ana ~. LOUIS ttpIesA
with dining cars, stopping at Albany, Ctlca SlIachse
Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland ami loe
arriving ut CHICAGO 90 CINCINNATI 800 m ana ~
Louis 7.4O N. neat day &c..
1850 a. a. hcagO LNpress, drawtugroon cars 10 'hhAh
daigua. Rochester. NIAGARA Falls and Butinlo - 81.
til a western NcwN ok and Northern tNp'ss WIN
drawing room cars
drawing cars 10 SARATOGA, Fl i@o""tu 4" ''NN'
Falls on Saturdays only
4 n. mi Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy
sGp M Chicago and ST. Louis Express WIN slcepngc:fs
for agaTa Falls Buffalo, Cincinnati, Toledo Detroit III
and ST. Louis
Auburn road, and TO Saratoga alec to Montreal ,.,
tgl5 D. m Pacific ENpcss with sleeping Crs 'or Eochc
ter Buff 10 Falls Cev Gland IoodO Anh DetOhso
TO Waiertown OgdonsbuTg dav except Satut 'ay. ~
N nm Nigl,t Albany
and Troy with the mOrn trains Tor the West and
for the North except saturday nlght.
Tickets on Central Depot No o ROWING
Green broadway. Harlem Depot L. hst ana shave
WestcOtts Express OCcs PRrEplnc" near Btoal'
way SS5 and Bro dwIy, and G2 Mdst l25thst. NeN
YORK, 335 ashnCOn and 80 Fulton sts Liookfn ana ~
4th ST. Williamsburg. .-- q, .
Accommodations drawing ana sleeping cars can ba
procured ticket ohCes NCwNo rk Ciiy ana
33i Washing ton ST., BroOklyn.
Baggage called for and Caccsed from residence"
1he.e trans daily. All Others daly except sunday
tThcso trans stop ut Harlem D2'tl.st ana 4tbh'el
I"h NJ % TnG,crY O"'' ~ '''' D. VI KENDHGCK.
General SUPERINTENDENT GcrerHl Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-05
Citn ilropcrln tor Sale.

A FEW of the new houses corner Madison
n ave -uh.st yet Tor sale persons desiring 10 pur
chase well built house would 40 wei 10 examine thei
Waterman on the promises
EOR SALE.-A 4-storv new house, 1873 East
hist: handsomely dccOratcls $1,000 cash. subject
mort ago slUUDU. .. VI. BLAkELI, l,b2b broadway.
BUILDING LOTS. ST. Ann's-ayc., l3jth and
ID l3Gh it, sd ward. beWe southern boulevard and
''''-'' WILLIAM A CRoCKER. 80 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-05
pHlLADELPHTA AND READING R. R.

F6oT 0F LsEnTY ST. NORTH M YER ,eo,
For PaIAbEIPHfA and TRESToN Bouna Brook
So o ~ 80 S y az zoo 45 D 4ou 49, ZOO
chestnut I'M at coIamOis-aVe for Nanayunk, consho
pRAWTNG:Ko0M CARS on all LAY Trains and SLEEPING
Rsiar ni % ie s iISDELpH1A Ninth and
81 q So S sS 80 S 1880 isS O. y 55G s aHS
AVER fEsLR and fSH Penn
~ r. SSEEssSsSHSSifH$2sa sSY a1a
o. ss aoo S a. sun sa8d n;s Y'
F% % Ss is 100 Hsc T4' s s '' ITO"
For E3N Zoo ss s%1 tS p az 100 SABA
;, loo, l:$o: S:i5. 6:45 p. m sundays at 81 Pm.
q So i SO S45 H. LOO $780, s4
For BETMLEHEM. ALLENTOWN and MAUcH CHUNK
at 4;oS 200. SAC a. m loo, $50, S'4b 6;46 ~ sunday
For EAsToS Of 400 7:oO s:4s 90 lao s45, 400
ForaiGh BRIDGE BEAScm It 400 SiS a. NJ, 400
For FtKMIEGToN 5:oo s45 M. LOO 1870. 400. 4:ao.
800 $50 p 10; Sundays lSO D. N,
10 s OS C &C. 49, SO S St' sS Sls 600
Peg l91 tS3 sS' loSoP m Sundays 400 300 a. In
ri Yi5 SS &c. 5 so 7os sis & 9sS
SsS S saa SSS sS s 49, 5s SS OS ISS
s oN Hfa SS G 5 s SfS SS S. 81 ram at
SUNDAYS except Ocean Grove at 400. ssj am.
For LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVEiI and BAIiNEGAF at l:00
For 3fI%NTiS g csg% TiNELAND and BRIDeEroN at
4;OO a. m, loop. IN.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
Prom Pier No. g. North River Sandy Hook.
For ,d HIGHLANDS sEABRIGBT aud LONG BRANCH.
For ELBERON, AsBCRY PARK OCEAN GROVE
OCEAN BEACH. POINT PLEASANT, &C. 1918 a.fn.
3:f5 IN.
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. $50. 1913 a. m. s:4O 500
N.
Tor LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER, BARNEGAT, 3,45 p. m.
SR1es can 90 procured &c loot OF lbertyst Pier 10
broadway 659 737 ana 7lS 0th.ave.l Rvington.st 10
~ 10 and lab 0reenwol-st lSS, 2O8 Nth al
go b99weIy and principal b9tes in NewYork CITY In
tonst 20 519 Manbattanave in hObOken, 254 Washing
tonst NJ " Transfer Company viii cali for and ceck ag
J. r.. WOOTTEN q. a. TIA NCO(Is
General Manager. Cen. Psss "a tokct Let,
~. BALDWIN. g. u. p. Agt, ll9 Liberty o., n. X. h,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-05
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

Il NETWORK. NEW. HAVEN AND HARTFoR l Il. X;
Trains leave Harlem River Station corner l32 list and
IincoInaye near Third Bridge Harlem River
reached by Third Avenue Elevated kairoad daily except
Sndays at as $50. 9l0 1000. ll:J5 a. M 2lO 800,
44O $40 $40 ana 500 D m for Port MOTIFS CASANOVA n
Gook point) Hunts Point, West Farms Van Nest, W est
chester Tinpsons Bay Chester Pelham BaT Barlow (ly
lsandl Pelham Manor and New Rochelle, connecting ny
Rochelle with for all p0iGts the main ne OF
1he NewYork Haven and Hartford Railroad, shore
line and Air Line DyisiOns New-Cana3n. MlddetoWn,
New and sueld Branches and Boston and all points
Midnight train for Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tions AZ IL 10 a. daily except Mondays - ,.-.-.-
Sunday trains Rochelle ana all
lions al 300 and $3.50 the latter tIan cohntc
e Roche trains TO Grand Cent? depot ahd
rNoNA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-05
TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PETHSYLvANIA RAILROAD
HE OLDEST ROUTE.
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON
SUNDAY. 3 STATIONS IN PHI PHILADELPHIA,
= IN NETWORK.


Express trans New York via Desbrossos and Court
liudt street Ferries. ~ follows 49, . -.
G2n 40 g. - - Chicago Limited, and 10, tWashlngtOn
Limited IL, IL II m, l. 320 $40 a1iO D o. ana
D. m and ~ night sundays Clio, % Limited. Hnu ~
4. M 3 10. D. g. T. and y. M, and IL night M - ,
Trains leaving NoSYOTk daily except sunday Az O " anu
Il:Oa l. ., T. and p ~, ana D. IN. on Suhuays'
conn, ct Trenton for Camden. $3.50.
RetnTnng trains leave street station, philadelphia
1901 300 as o. SAD 800 TO $50, $780, II, and lllS
m Oimited IA and 1,0O p. M l2t4, - J. o. 10
08017lO 7:IO and Top m. ON sunday, 1901, 80 432
D. 54i $50 M. l2;i1. I AJO Limted), $3.50 no cav
D. M Leave Philadelphia via Camden, a. M day except
Sunday. 49, ,t.,.o
and foot OF DesbIOsses COurtlnnt ats Courtst ahn
IfOoklyn Annex Station foot OF FultOnst, brooklyn.
Buschs Hotel, liObokcn station Jersey tlY Immigrant
Ticket ONCE No H. Battery place and Castle Garicn
Company Will call for ana chcok
from hot els ana residences.
CHARLES T.. PUGU, y. R NpOD'
GeneIal Manager 0eneral PAssenRef AFenl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-05

Iusinrss lJropertl tor Sale dlo TO LET
buildings, STORES, LOFTS and OFFICES
Id u MS vicinity. some very desirable. To 1t
rutland n WHITING, 3 BocSman.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-05

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF me NEW " S S1sIssaod
p.n,nnt and yack T. $780, 10 M, 3;20 A. s;ov
nag GAO $50 D. NJ II midnight. Sundays T. a. ILL., anu
Nspu % Spring Valley and MOnsey 4 loa M a'So p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-05
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL,
RUFU BLODGETT. Supernlo ldent
G.HANCOCK, J. L. WOOD,
a. PAT A. j. r. r. r. q. I. A.. f. RI

D0PULAR SHORE LINE FOR BOSTON
aud the East All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
express daily Sundays excepted to Boston at M
(parlOr attached and with palace sleep
Ing cars sundays al II p N with palace sleeping caTsl
Newport leaves Grand Central Depot paror
sars attached p. M arrives al Newport 7:20 p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-05
sifamtcats ano Railroads

DAILROAD TICKETS ~, n...,u.v
HI to points at reduced rates az 1S Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-05

~ 10 al points, ~ ''U WILLIAM CALL, il. Agent
ALL FARES REDUCED.
BOSTON AND NEW -ENGLAND.
STONINGTON LINE. INSIDE ROU .,o-o
c,oory Icore from new Pier So ~ r.. one block aooVe
Canas daily except sundays at b. Gi new uhn WIZ
nal ep cars reclining chairs between steamers 'nS anu
Boston without charge
pRoyyDENCF LINE for fret ght only, steamers NASHUA
and Peouot leave Pier 20 R. foot Wsren-st daly NJ
pm 49, oop1,r oonors, Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-05

nEIJGHTFUL HOME in an elegant private
~ house on Murray nm with or without board reicr
cnces exchanged. Address q, ,os r.ool,roy
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Giluaiious Uanleo-- tflales.

COACHMAN.-By a thoroughly competant
~ young married perfectly sober; proper STYLE aud
rcspectfn ten years pest city rcierenSes lto employer
can BIO seen Address 4. d., No IL East 2thst care
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-05
EALL BOSTON. So Co., FARES
Il E hIyER F fiTI GI1tin. 90 REDUCED

r EUIGU VALLEY RAILROAD Passenger
IL depot foot OF Cortlandt ana SITS
at s.lOa m l. $40 and p. III. for Esston, Bethlehem
AIentowa Reading Mauch Chunk Wilkesbsrre, Towanda
Waverly Ithaca Geneva, Lyons Buffalo and the West Pull
man coaches daily. Local trains at NJ and
6:4c D. n. for Easton Bethlehem and Coplay . D., -,
Trains LEAVING s. 10 and $40 IN connect LOT all
points in Mahonoy HazetOn coal regions SUNDAY train
leaves for Mauch Chunk and Iazlelon. s:lOa m
General Eastern Once, No, 235 Iiroadway - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-05

| NJ ADISON SQUARE, East Side Handsomely,
wi newly furnished back parlor AMI third story front room
- k,ti.css MADISON SQUARE,
Il ''N'' Tribu [ DfOWu Office, l,23S Hr0adNaY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-05

NOACHMAN.-Sy young married man; no
" family can show good reference from former aud
present employ or who can be seen. Call or address
p'N ~' 40 west lSth-st, private stable.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-10-22
A Reminder.

Since the Hon. v. * Watts, one
Of the candidates Tor Representative
Of this county, has openly declared
his opposition 10 submitting the
question OF license or no license oil
the liquor traffic to vote of the
people Of the county, and DIR. Apple
white, the other candidate, has cx-
pressed his Willingness for it 10 lie
81 decided the following resolu
tion, introduced by Judge ChrIsman
and unanimously adopted BY the
last Lincoln county Prohibition Con
,ention, should be borne in mind
aud acted upon by every PrOhibi.
tion voter in the county :
Resolred, That while we do pol
seek to disturb the party utilization
of each other in respect 1" the two
great National parties, we at the
same time agree that we will not
support any man tor the Legislature
who is opposed to Local Option by
counties as regards the privilege OF
retailing liquor, and We propose to
vote solid against any man who
hasn't sufficient confidence in the in
tclligcnce and patriotism Of his TEL
low citizcns To submit the question
Of Prohibition to this and To other
counties in the State.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-10-22
The ONCE of Asse ssor.

This is one of the most important
county offices to be filled at the No
vember election. The Assessor then
chosen will have 10 reassess the
lands OF the county the second year
OF his term, and none but the most
competent man available should be
selected for this work. Aside from
the tact that party lines are not
drawn as to county officers in this
canvass, the office OF Assessor is
non political any way, and nothing
but the candidates qualifications for
the office should cut any figure in
the voters choice.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-10-22
Hon. w. J. Warrington for Clerk
of the next House OF State
Representatives.

Hon. w. J Warrington, OF Yazoo
county, is a candidate tor Clerk of
the next house W our State Repre-
senlatives. Sir Warrington was n
member of the Legislature in 1882
and was re. elected, and in the Leg
islature Of 1884, was chairman ot
the committee on Enrolled Bills, II
position that required more labor
and more unremittnig attention, Than
any other in that BODY. All bills,
htfnr" ,h"y h.c',me lrws, ave 10 he
enrolled. Enrolling clerks, like all
other midi >lduas. ar, subject TO mis-
takes, and when crowded with work
as they frequently a'e. errors and
omissions are naturally ma lie and
an omission or chang" ot word,
and sometimes even of runctua
ton mark will alter the spirit or in
tended purpose Of law or neutral
iZr its operation. Mr. Warrington :
position made it his special duty to
discover and correct all such errors
and omissions, and according to ali
accounts he discharged that duty,
and all others, admirably. That
position thoroughly familiarized
him with every duty Of the office to
which he Is now aspiring. The
State of Mississippi does not CON
tain a man who is more completely
competent or who could fill that
place with more credit or more gen
eral satisfaction.
Mr. Wat.ington's manners were
quiet, unassuming, and almost re
firing Neither the Senate nor
House contained more attentive,
conscientious or psinstaking mem
her.
Mr.. Watlington's locality should
he considered in his favor. Yazoo's
citizenship should be considered
and 1t is great recommendation to
the Mississippi Democracy. who
owe that county much bu, have civ
en- it no other reward than acknnwl
edgmonts Of the glory of its achieve
ments against Radicali>n -Lerinq
ton Adrertiser.
All of which THE LEADER heartily
endorses.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-10-22
Hon. r. r. ATpleN hlte.

It 10 source Of Profound
srarifi, ion 10 deci lcd majority
of The voters IL this cnuniy, irrts.
l.rtivr al their views on Local OPP
,iun, the lien Law, Railroad Supei-
vision, Elective judiciar,, etc. , or
even PARTY, that the gentlemen
whose name heads this article has
become = candidate for Representa-.
tive. They recognize in him n man
of learning and ability. who always
has the courage nf lis convictions.
and ~hu Is "a honest rs day, and
IS true 10 his pledges as the needle
~ the polo. lie can neither be
bought nor bullicd. The people
know these things, and hence it is,
without regard to their standing on
the issues named, they are focking
To- his support They can plsce the
utmost confidence both in bis judg-
ment aud integrity, and know that
he may be trusted to act upon the
principle Of the greatest good to the
greatest number, which is the cs-
sencc of true craftsmanship.
DR.. Appleshite is q successful
farmer and physician, and hentc is
closely identified With this large and
deserving class Of our people. lie
is also success as legislator, Ms
an investigation Of his past record
amply proves. 1t Ia honorable alike
to himself and constituents. and
does not make his people az oHcnsc
and rcprosch in the eyes of ost
sidsr,. Moreover. he has justly won
the ri utation of being one Of the
fins, psrliamcntsrians Of the State,
and i, sent back will nv doubt be
cho~n to ths honorable position
ot 81 eaker of the next House.
Let the people continue 10 rally &c
his stan isld.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-10-22
When In The Wrong Channel

The bile wreaks grievOus injury. Head
aches, constipation, pain i'll the liver and
stomach, jaundice, nausea ensue. A few
doses of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will
reform these evils and prevent further in.
jurie". 1t is n pleasant aperiens. its &C
tion upon the bowels being snaccoln-
panied by gripping. The liver is both
regulated and stimulated by it, and - it
is very impolitic TO disregard disorder of
that organ, which through neglect may
eliminate in dangerous con gestion and
h"patic abccss, the Bitters should be re-
sorted I" at All early stage. Failure To do
this renders contest with the mslady
more protracteL. Fever and agne, rhcu-
matism, kidney and bladder trouble, are
remcdItd by this ine medicine. and the
increasing intirnilIes of age mitigatcd hy
1t. 1t may also be used in cUnvalrscencr
with advantages as it hast.rs the retors-
tion of vigor.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-10-22
Registration.

All ysrssns who expect to vote at the
sslaing election should call at the Circuit
Clerks sace and register. All citizens
Of the United States who have resided in
the State Q nontAs end the county 30
days, are sstitled to register also ali
ss,ivss sh" have become Of age since the
last slsctioa. Psrssus who have changed
their voting pre sinct since the last cleo
non will have TO have their repatriation
shshged 20 conform before they can e1-
sfGiss the RIG ht 10 vote
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-10-22
For Sheriff.

Not seeing any one en- enBced fer the
office If Sheriff Of Lincoln county, OF the
solicitation of many friends the nader
signed hereby announce, kims-it ~ can
didate for that once - the ensuing No
yeinhrr election. He appssIs to his old
conrad in arms throughout th. county
to give him their hearty Support, and
promises il eleetsd-sosirthingl lie =, gsrds
as morally certain o. there 10 ne ether
candidate for the oAcr-hs promises ~
discharge the dutiss Of tho ehce ~ chs
sstisfsction Of tho people.
" L. SMITH.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-10-22
PUBLIC SPEAKING.
Appicwhite stock j. rising every

ApPicwhite stock i. rising every
day.
Oar report Of the Fair River AZ.
ISOLATION which convened With the
Monticello church last Friday was
unsNoidsbly crowded out OF this
issue, hut We expect to give synop,
ais Of the body's work in or next.
The cotton crop Of the Southern
States for 1885 is estimated at Z
$1,000 bales. which, ct the low
price of $40 per bale OF $50 pounds,
will Yield in money tn these States
$3.50, 900 600. or about $23, 900 600
more than the crnI, Of 1884.
A few earnest women have sue.
ceeded. through lcgisls'ivo enact,
'n"nt, in introducing tenpera nee
school hooks into the public schools
az fifteen states, thereby teaching
The nature of alcohol. aud its action
an the human system-not V0lun.
tary. bnt compulsory anti-whisky
education. The cause moves.
We fully endorse and Commend to
the careful perusai Of our readers,
the article from The Chickasaw Mes
tcncer ON the Penitentiary leasing
system. The iahorers Of this coun-
~ have been made t. feel to some
extent what it is to he brought in
IL competition with this convict la
hOr. IL ni,0 n rather significant
fact that one OF the Pcnitentiary les,
sees is an earnest champion of Il e
cause OF the present member Of tho
Legislature from this county who is
seeking re election by the votes Of
OF these same laborers.
A young man named Brinson got
crazy drunk" at Monticello last
Saturday evening. it is claimed on
BrOokhaven whisky, and undertook
to paint the town rel Before he
coeld be arrested in his wild career
By Sheriff Cannon, he rushed into
the stare OF the COIN Brothers and
made an assault upon them. where
upon Louis and David Cohn each
srcd n shot At him from q pistol.
The shot OF Louis took effect in his
icft breast, ranged up and csme out
Ct the back OF the shoulder The
sound was not dangerous. but Mon,
day morning the Coins were bound
over TO appear ct the Circuit Court
Louis in the sum cfslOOO. and
u ii $500
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-10-22
Not Open to that Objection.

Temperance people often say that most
Of the popular medicines they see adver-
tised are niue-tcnths rum. That is true of
many, hut not of DIR. David Kennedy's
Farorite Remedy. The Doctor agrees
with his temperance friends that it is
better to die of disease than drink. Fa-
vOrlte Remedy contains not drop of al
cohol, and cures Kidney troubles, Liver
complaints, Constipation of the Bowels,
as nothing else does or ever did. II
drives away sickness. 1t cools the blood
1t costs only Dollar to try it. Ask your
druggist or send to the Doctor at Rodout,
New York
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-10-22

DIR. Kennedy does not hesitate to say
that the happy result of character was
due to the use OF the favorite remedy. 1t
was this medicine that purified the Blood.
1t was this that regulated the Liver
and kidneys. and thus gave tone and
strength Ia the system which had become
dobilitated by the disease, and in this
way preventing return of the disease
which necessitated performing 81 danger
Gus an operation.
II is tact that while Dr. Kennedy had
performed 70 many capital surgical oper-
atoms, he has never lost case-all are
living to this day in the bloom If health.
He gives Favorite Remedy in the after
treatment Sec Dr. KS advertisement.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-10-22
NOt,ce for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, Miss,
nctnhpr ~ l2IS

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. Miss,
October ~, 1875.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice Of liz
intention to make final proof IN support
of his claim, and that said proof will |.
made before the Judge or in his ahs-ncs
tho Chancery Clerk OF Lawrence county,
at Monticello, on November 81, 1888, viz:
Joseph +. Rogers, Homestead No. 1852
for the set set seCtion 20 and 81 swt and
swt sw section 81, township . north.
range - west.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upnu, mud
cnltivat on Of, said land. Viz:
"am Lee, Elijah L"", > J. A,rr-. .'"lN
Bozenan, all u. Hebron L. o., I.a~r>urn
COuhiy, Hiss.
JAS. ". STEWART,
." H+xistrr.