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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-04-22
DEUXIEME PARTIE.

La Cagnotte await d6but6 un sa-
medi soir ct le lendemain, diman-
che, sur toute II ligne des boule-
wards, on s'arrachait les journaux
pour lire les details de la repre-
sentation qui await un v6ritable tri-
omphe.
Bis, appels, bouquets, rien ma
vait manqu6 a la fete ct la Ca
gnotte await 6te litt6ralement en-
sevelie sous les feurs.
On allait parler que dele pen
dant huit jours.
Ellie 6tait rentr6e 6nivree, etour-
die de ce success qui d6passait tou-
tes ses esp6rances, ct ellie n'avait
voulu recevoir personne, pour pou-
voir penser q son aise ct ne point
SO laisser distraire des wives emo
tions par lesquelles ellie venait de
passer ct qui duralent encore:
Settlement, CONNIE ellie Sc dispo-
salt q gutter sa loge, ellie await
apercu Horace ct lui await tendu
la main.
Ne me dites rien ce soir, lui
await ellie dit; en- souriant avec
abandon; je suis brisee; je veux
etre seule. Mais demain, 3 deux
heures, chez moi, je vous atten-
drai. 80. :
Et ellie s'6loignait d6ja, quand
ellie Sc retourna vivement ct fit ST.
que Horace, qui accourut.
I'm mot encore, dit-elle; ie
mai pas WI Caminade: savez-vous
sill etait dams la sale?
-Je ne pai point apercu, repon-
dit Horace; mais je ne suis arrive
que tard, ct il nest pas etonnant.
Celia m'inquiete, lui 81 devoue,
manquer ma premiere.
En- effet; voulez-vous que jail
le q sa recherche?
-Cest inutile. Sill est d Paris,
il viendra demain matin. Seule-
ment, vous- meme, avant de venir.
--Jaurai passe q p"H0tel Bra
dy," ct je vous dirai..
--Cest celia. Je compte sur
vous. q demain.
LIE lendemain, Ia Cagnotte SO
leva fort tard.
D6s Iaube, on await encore ap-
porte des bouquets; le salon en-
etait encombre; ct les consoles du
boudoir etaient couvertes de let
tres tombees des grandes coupes
|.trop pleines.
Ellie donna un coup d'@il q tout:
parcourut ces billets pafumes qui
6taient CONNIE p6pilogue de son
success 81 VII de la veille, ct il etait
dsux heures environ quand ellie tut
prete recevoir.
LIE timbe retentit ct on vint an
noncer M. Horace de Breuil, qui
fut aussitot introduit.
Des qu'ils furent beuls, Horace
s'assit sur un fauteuil que la Ca
gpotte lui indiquait, ct lui prit Ia
main quill baisa longuement.
Combien vous me rendez heu-
reuA, dit-il, dun ton p6n6tre.
j'avais, autrefois, entrevu ce bon
heur CONNIE dams un reve. Mais
| Ii'6tais 81 loin de m'attendre, ct il
me semblait 81 impossible.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-04-22

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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-04-22
TARIF DES ANNONCES.

Avis de Marriages, 80 cents.
Demandes d'empl0i demandes de do
mestiques on employees annonces pour
chambre on pension - annonces pour
Objets perdus ou trouves,
Au taux de UH CENTM par met.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-25
AnuseueDts.

This evening the Buffalo Bill Com
biuation will appear at the Opera House
in the exciting border drama entitled
" The Prairie Wait" The plot OF this
play is thrilling, and it will be presen-
ted by carefully selected com pany of
twenty four tiTss. class artists. The
scenes OF the drama are taken from cpl
sodes in Buffalo Bill's past career, and
are true pictures OF life In the far West.
Tomorrow the charming actress
Charlotte Thompson will appear after
noon and evening. AT the matinee she
will present her grand conception of
Jane Eyre" and in the evening will
appear In her new play, written by her
self, entitled Phyllis Denohr, IAN adap.
tation from Hugh Conway's novel Dark
Days. Miss Thompson is well known
in this city AZ one of the best actresses..on
the American stage, aud there is no doubt
but she will have crowded houses nj
each performance.
The dramatic event of the season will
take place on Friday night, when the
world reno wned Cara Morris will ap
pear in her new play entitled The
New Magdslen." Miss Morris has
justly been sly led the most wonderful
woman on the stage, as she Possesses
more than any other artist. the greal
faculty of of sinking her identity In the
character which she represents. She
studies her characters until she IL, In
her own mind. the living, breathing
original.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-25
ASIvU sarprase.

Last evening, Presiding Elder Hill was
surprised by visit from every Metho.
dist minister in this city with his wife
by his side, and a mysterious package.
Accompanying the min listers wereabout
dozsn iaymen with their wives who
Lad heard of the affair ard had no idea
Of being "left"
The packages we're discovered to be
cakes and other refreshments. What
followed may we'll be imagined and the
good Elder might well have looked upon
the demonstration rs an ordinary agree
able surprise, hal not Rev B. Il. Price
stepped forward and presented him
with purse containing 800 in gold.
Captain Alexander Kelly also mad,
III address. and Mr. Hill acknowledged
the gift of friendship as well rs b,
could under the circum stances. Pray
ers and singing followed and everybod.
WAS happy.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-25

cemenh above which La q solid floor Of
he1yy1etoel bars, all surrounded by
walls u hard brick two feet thick, laid
in ceu1out- The outside course of brick
ara glazed and polished, and the vaults
are surmounted by heavy gray stone
cornica Ten tons OF heavy steel bars,
atty thousand bricks and one hundred
barrels Of cement were used In the con-
structtOn Of these vaults. The rear Of
these vaults IL fitted up with boxes for
the accommodation of customers.-
There y room for over one thousand of
these Doxes, though not more than two
| or thrse hundred will be put TO imme-
dtate ase. The boxes will be put in az
the dtmand increases. The locks OF
these boxes are Of the latest improve
ment, AL different depositor cannot
open abox without the cashier, nor the
cashiee without the deposition.
The blowing are the mechanics who
have - hand In the erection Of this
lbsautf nl building
! Furvps s & Evans of Philadelphia,
Iarchiilbts; Edwin Talley, superintend't;
John johnson, contractor; Pat. Car
J berg, dDAvations; Wilson Vandever, una
Isonry 4 Bracken & Forrest, brick work;
} Davidbn & Bro. cut stone work ;Steph.
, len DID ney, stairways; Isaac s. Bull
, flock, roofing and sheet metal work
. ROBBED Moi aulley, plasteriug; Stewart
. Carlis painting and glazing;the Jack
> son al Sharp Co., interior finishing
Allen peakman, plumbing and ga,
o fitting james P. Wood & Co., OF
Philz lphia, steam heating apparatus
!. SMITH Russell of Philadelphia, coun
o ter w Samuel Murphy 8 Son. fur
Daily Republican., 1885-11-25

Thanksgiving services will be held In
the Methodist churches tomorrow Ms
follows: Union M. u. church, 1880 ..
m. addresses by Rev. O. w. Prettyman,
Rev. q. L. Hubbard and others.
st. PAnl's, 10 .. m. addresses by
Rev. Il. ID. Adams, Presiding Elder
Hill and others. Revival services in
the evening.
Epworth, to morrow evening, 7'30
o'clock, short addresses ipterspersed
with music. Sunday school children
will report amount raised in their col
lection barrels for library.
Brandywine NJ. u. church, supper In
Elliott hall, Elliott avenue, between
Tatnall and West streets, commencing
at 9 p. m.
Wesley church, Maryland avenue
and Linden, ut $50 p. IN. Addresses
and music.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-25
entertainment.

Wi ington Lodge, No. l, A. o. Z.
W., This city, will give a literary
and nsical entertainment TO their
mem b and families tomorrow even
ing Il o'clock, at their hall, Ninth
and arket streets. The following
progyn has been liked upon by the
comuktee in charge:
Opbipg ode OF the order uader the
Prtsr.
Anbem, under the leadership of b.
Cent? Praise the LORD"
Gryth's quarteUte, Sleep on, Dear
Inf nmental duet, Miss s. Tewans
aud lbs O. Jones.
Sol az Fear no Foe," Mr.. Fl. Ewes.
Pin solo, Theme Allemand,"
Mrs. NC. Brown.
| Reel tion, Annie Wilhelm.
FivSninutes speech by Grand Fore
man the Jurisdiction, DR.. j. j. Gal
haaieIo of Wilmington Lodge, No. l,
A. OL. W.
Insemental duet, Miss G. Jones
land Crumpton,
| So4 by MIR. Q. NJ. Reitch, selected
Dad Miss Mable Moore, and Miss
Frand Coming Home"
Anem, under thelleadsrsbip Of b
0enxf O'Give Thanks"
II Pr Trio, by six hands, selected
> Misd eba, Anna Broadway and JohE
I BroN
Il Digue, by 1--WE young ladies aut
0 ono Etleman.
u G. th's, quartette, Wish for tn
Q Morlsin.
al RtPtion, Miss Msble Moore, select
d Pia Solo, Mrs. John Brown, Yarer
nj DuI Miss Moore and France.
nj Usks for the evening, l.. 3. Jervil
lsI A. Homes, G. B. Underwood and
!, H. Ag.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-25
To Choose n Turkey.

Ddpt try TO twist its wings, but feel
the bit OF its breast bone If this
" gig" to the fingers, instead Of being
hardhd sharp, you may know the bird
Is yd3g. A hairy turkey, with red
dish purplish thigh and back is like
ly to& old 80 is one of unusually
larg 5ize, unless you can trust the
deal word. The pin feathers are
poin in the young and rounded in
an Of bird soft, pliable feet are the
sign d freshness in game, as the legs
very1bon dry and stiffen.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-25
Celebratie'

st. Paul's CommanosI
T., will hold their MINI p.
'ainment nc Institute az
giving evening. Il sa'
abundance OF refIespa
proceedings genersi,y, ,,,
ly edifying. An exn Iani
also be given. A erau
take place in tho aflei gU
At two O'Clock the NJ =,
on Walnut street,
Ninth. when they =.
Ninth to French, to Is'
to Ninth, to WinosolM
Tatnall. TO Fourth, % ,,,n,
enth, to French, to WI
and dismiss. u
Daily Republican., 1885-11-25

In order that the bands employed at
this Office may enjoy the pleasures Incl
dent TO thanksgiving day the RIrUBLI-
CAN will not be printed to morrow, and
our 1876 carriers will find other amuse.
ment or occupation than that afforded in
serving nearly 1000 papers TO our citizens
Daily Republican., 1885-11-25
pEATns.

ALLCoRN-in MN Creek Hundred, on the
2ith inst, Bayard j., son Of Jonn n. and
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi-
tod 70 attend his funeral from the reeidence
OF his parents, near Marshaliton, on Thurs
day afternoon u two O'Clock. lntorment 1t
-. James church cemetery, near Stanton
Nice emily, in this city, on
seth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
invited TO attend the funeral. from his late
residence, No. 600 Warrington street. on
friday morning the 27th Instant ct o'clock.
High Mas az st. Peters Pro-Uathedral. In.
tcrment at Cathedral cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-25
No.. 9.

An elegant Brocaded Silk
Visite, lined with an ele-
CANT Quilted Satin, trimmed
with Russian Hare or i'm
ported leather trimming, for
$I4.oo. This garment is
not offered anywhere for
less than $1,000.
And SO we can enumelate
a great many mere garments
at the 81 me low figures. as
we are now showing the lar
gest assortment ever offered
in this city. Our assortment
of garm ents are all made of
the New vest Materials, such
as Bou Gle, Berlin Twills,
Brocad ed Silks, Black and
Brown Beavers, Loop Cloths,
Stockin cite and jersey
Cloths, comprising in all an
immense assortment. We
are Offering new bargains in
this dc partment every day,
and cat say that buyers can
save +, honey by examining
our &c ods before purchas-
ing
In Dress Goods we are
offerin Z bargains in Boucl{
and Camel's Hair Home.
spuns, Tricots and all the
newest Dress Goods. Oul
sales in this department are
increas sing every day, showins
that @ ur many patrons ap.
precia tie the many bargain.
that we offer.
Our department of Mcripc
i Unde rwear, Hosiery, Cloves
Trim mings, Notions an,
Rib pms were never SO tul
I as at present
Il w e are offering some ur
!; usual and attractive bargain.
!. P'L lie &
| LlCHTENS1E Elm
/! 226 Market Street
mas. eod-tf.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-25
WILSON'S
UNDERTAKING ROOMS, no. sis KING STREET
TELEPHONE SIGNAL. los,
OPEN ALI HIGHT.
J. A. WILSON,
sps.iy 1nnsral Director
HOW IT IS DONE,

We have the run on the
Clothing trade Of this city,
and the country round ; that's
clear.
It's worth while to think
|out q reason or two.
1. The magnificent stock
|of Overcoats and Mems and
Boys Suits come up to the
full expectation Of the people
when they get here and
makes it quite a ready mat
ter to sell to them.
?. We stand up without a
reservation to what we say
of Clothing. It's as reliable
as honest as work and
watch over it can make
Jail made to give thoroughly
lgood wear.
3. The quick prices like
these
A Little Boys Suit $500
A Handsome Dress
Suit $1,000
| Boys w. & B.
=" Iron-Clad" Suit $500
! every thread wool.
! Very Fine Boys
4 Suit :. $500
| A Mans Warm
i Winter Overcoat Sc. &C
\ Better qualities up
] to :. $4,000
A Mans Reliable
! Suit :. ). $3.50
I winter weight.)
j A fine Broadcloth
4 one :. :. $500
/ Young Mems Suits
+ $500 to S28.oc
j The lowering, winter
weather gives its help tc
bringing the people, and the
certainty that the prices are
{ lowest gives stir to the buy
ling at once of this every
! way dependable Oak Hal
'lClothing.
i Store will be closed at II
: o'clock Thursday.
lWanamaker & Brown
i Oak Hall,
Us. E. cor. Sixth and Market
Daily Republican., 1885-11-25

Paint.

Why will you persist in
allowing your roof to 60 I'M
painted, at the risk of spoil
ing your wall paper, furni-
ture and carpets from leaky
roofs, when you could stop
it Immediately by having one
or two coats of our
Daily Republican., 1885-11-25
-C-A.A-R.B-'S.-I

I8-C-&sA-bsB -'S,- 1880.
N4hool tomorrow at Crabb's col
lege,ht do not forget that all kinds Of
writf is done by the Prof. in most
bea ul style. Christmas works deoo-
ratdfo 25c. Cards 10 accompany
preIks written Mt &c each; one dozen
ESQ bmes written in album for 15cts
THEFT is do anything with d pen
fror& feather TO an elephant" or a
life& picture of yourself. defy lower
pridbr better work. You all know me,
Graz the artist, 10 East Fourth street.
Our lister at present shows 70 stu
den in attendance-50 gents and 2S
ladi& Night school fro n to $40.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-25
Benefit a, the RinE.

Tohorrow evening Apollo Castle No
2, Rights OF the Golden Eagle, will
hava benefit at the Wilmington Rink,
that kould be well attended. The Sir
Knid ks will meet at their Castle in the
Smid building at O'Clock, and march
in edy to the Rink.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-25

At the Citizens RINK
Dandy, the only dog s. ~
turns o backward, io NV
ing somersaull. and t .ns
world that performs sn'
Of turning q compie'Io ID
sault. No humbup'
Daily Republican., 1885-11-25
Exoslsi''

The very best P,,esppsls
roofs Ia Bruce's E y coul
saint. Try 1t and 10 W.
Is 3cS Poplar street. II
Daily Republican., 1885-11-25

Harry, son Of j. op n
% 1905 Church stIe' ths
one OF his hands py ',. ~
charge Of Q pistol wa |
playing. d.. "a pd.oipg !
wound, and IL Id wv"
Daily Republican., 1885-11-25
Tu,e only o.

That sho VS. proof o. y s' 81
Wesfcott q Cum o ~ VA Msf|
Thanksgiving, 3o1
Daily Republican., 1885-11-25
AT
VIM. B. SHARP'S.
Fourth and Market Streets.

Our $25 Seal Plush Coats
are marvellous. A lady with
ours at S25 beside a lady
with some one else's at S37,
side by side, you wouldn't
give the toss of a copper for
first choice. IT'S not sur
prising they sell rapidly. A
new line of Children's Coats
from $3.50 to $500, 3 to II
years. Misses Newmarkets
in black and brown, $3.50 to
$16. Ladies' Frieze wraps,
elegant and stylish goods,
$50 from $40.
VIM. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets. Coat De-
partment.
We have a small lot OF
Exceedingly handsome and
defective looking lace cur
tains, with scolloped and
taped edges and magnificent
borders on both sides. They
are pretty as a picture and
splendid value for $12 q
pair. We shall close the
lot for 81 per pair, which
gives you a remarkably fine
opportunity FOX handsome
curtains at a low price.
| Apother lot Of Turcomar
Curtains with Algerian Dor
ders, 81 per pair.
| Again, we have NOR
Lace Etimene for curtains
lat 10 cents per yard.
| Wood poles, brass o
lwood trimmed, 40 cents.
Think of a pair Of Lac
Etimene Curtains Is yard
to pair), with poles, ring.
brackets, ends of brass @
wood, all complete, 81 pc
!. pair.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-25

One Dozen
OF Photographs only $500. ALL
FRAE SIZE at Westcott & Cum
MINI 302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-25
Genuine
Peroxide of Iron Roof
Paint Applied.

The season Is now upon
us when we may look for
snow storms at any time, SO
we would remind you that
to delay longer the painting
of that leaky roof means loss
to you.
ANY of our city painters
will apply our roof paint for
you.
We guarantee its eAtire
purity and refer to any re-
sponsible painter in the city
as to its merits.
PHILLIPS & KANE,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS.
NO. 5 EAST FOURTH ST.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-25
PYLE g.
LICHT ENSTElN,
226 Mar ket Street,

Attractive bargains in La
dies, Misses and Children's
Coats, Wraps. Visites and
Newmarkets. We mean
Just what we say.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-25
WIN. B. SHARP.

w 4Is sl|s RAlA hlt1
Fourth and Market streets. Uphol.
Stery Department.
Children's Umbrellas in
neat hooked handles, 6S, IS,
'85 cents and 81. All imagin.
able handles in Silk,
Gloria, Alapca and Scotch
bingham for larger folks,
from 20 cents to So. Hun
dreds in fine assortment.
There's an odd lot of I'M
derwear that goes very low.
BY substituting sizes they
might suit you.
Ladies and Mems Vests,
so cents down to 81 cents.
Ladies' and Mems Vests,
rs cents down TO SO cents,
Ladies' Scarlet Vests, 81
down to 70 cents.
Every lady likes Balls
Coiled-Spring Corsets-
easy, soft and pliable. Try
them. Toe, 81 and S1.25.
The same to be said of the
/" Perfection" Bustle-every
lady " likes them"
WIN. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets. Notion De.
partment.
Comfortables of all kinds.
Elder Down, the best OF
course, at So to $50. Cotton
Comfortables, too, are good
of their kind, $I.25 to 81,
nicely quilted and finished
lin sateen.
Blankets no better than
here 81 to $12. A good
household blanket, extra
size and weight, SIS. A
hundred pairs distributed il
1.-TWO weeks shows our blank
cts are right:
| VIM. 3. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets. Basement
Daily Republican., 1885-11-25
N q. 4.

At $I4. so. a Stockinette
NewmarR Jet, made of import
ed goods, in tourist or pleat-
ed styles, perfect in make
and tailor made. This gar
ment is a bargain at $500.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-25
N q. z.

For SS.5 D a Newmarket
made of All-wool Camel's
Hair, Stockinette collar and
cuffs, trimn ned with an ele'
giant Astra kan. The gar
ment is well worth $I2.5o.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-25
COMPARISON.

There are several ways of
bringing the advantages we
offer our customers over 9TH
er houses, but none more
convincing than a COMPARE
son OF prices. For instance,
in overcoats
Daily Republican., 1885-11-25
N n. T..

For SIC 90 we sell an ele-
CANT Corkscrew Beaver New
market, in single and dou-
BILE box pleat, worth $I4.5o.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-25

NH Ak1tD-A YOUNG MAI WITH
VIII exl erlence In double entry boo keep.
ing IA esires situation as clerk, and will
na1Hb himself generally useful Address
DLA Ek, this office. n25 3ts
Daily Republican., 1885-11-25
BaI' dain
N u. 1.

For IS S. we sell an ele-
giant Newmarket, made of
Diagonal B aver,w made,
perfect fit; worth $3.50.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-25

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The Brookhaven leader., 1885-04-09
The Shooting at Hazlehurst.

a Dunes Democrat special gives
The following particulars ct the
shooting at IIazlehuist mentioned
in our last issue.
IIAzLEuURsT, April IA coward
~ attempt at assassination was
made here this afternoon As the
South bound passenger train pulled
up at the depot, J. L. Ware, OF Ter
nv, walked out of the smoking car to
tile door of The ladies coach and fir
ell q double barrelled shot-gua ~
Charles Fore, his iather-in-la law, who
was standing IN the center of the
car, the shot taking r1. ct in his
neck and breast, and also wounding
W. A. Ward, of Metropolis, Ill, who
was struck by about forty number
five shot, making an ugly scalp
wound on back of the head and
sprinkling the ear and shoulders.
His wound is painful but not seri-
Gus. Fore's wound is considered
The would,be assansin
was jailed. Great indignation is
felt here at the outrage. 1t Fore
should die, Ware will probably he
lynched. The trouble between the
men grew out of family affairs
Wares wife, on account OF his dissi
patton, had left him and returned To
her father.
We have later report to the eff
feet that Fore is now out of danger,
and that 1t is thought that Ware, at
the time of the shooting, was crazy
as the result of excessive drink.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-04-09
Ready and Wiling.

Barring the Governorohip, the fol
lowing roster of TIE aspirants for the
different State offices, is furnished
by the Jackson correspondent of the
Memphis Avalanche
For Treasurer Col. w. L. Hem.
ingway OF Kinds, the present incum-
bent. So far Hon. Jas. II. Duke of
kemper is his ouly opponent. For
Secretary of Stated. Z. Porter of
Kinds, NJ. NJ. Evans of Sea Cost,
Hon. Geo. NJ. Govan of Pike, Hon. W .
A. Roane of Iallabusha, Capt. j. S.
Hoskins of Holmes, j. A. Gordon of
Pontotoc and Charles Humphreys of
Copiah. For Auditor, = +. L. :, kes
of Monroe, Ii. IL. Hines OF Kinds
Hon. w. w. Stone of Washington,
Col. w. II. Holder of LAFAYETTE.
Hon. r. c. Patty of Noxubte, McRea
Mosbv Of Lauderda|c, Frank Andcr-
son of lssaqucna, T. Il. Mcclure of
Bolivar. For Superintendent of Ed
ucation,-Gen. j. A. Smith of
Smith, :he present incumbent; r. X
Jayne OF Kinds, w. Z. Lipscomb OF
Lownd"s, +. ID. Miller Of Marshall.
J, r. Gallney of Amite. For Attor-
ney ral,-Hon. George Wilson
of Holmes, Hon. Il. NJ. Miller OF
Warren, Hon. II. II. Thompson of
Lincoln, Hon. Wiley Nash OF Oktib-
beha, Col. A. Y. Harper OF Clay, and
James kincannon of Lee.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-04-09

A saloon keeper of Meridian, by
advertising special Inducements to
get the whisky drinkers of Shubula
TO send to him and purchase whisky
by the joyful, not only proves that
Prohibition does prohibit the sale in
that town, but also furnishes Prohi
bitioni'ts with good argument for
increasing the length aud breadth OF
of their acknowledgements, by
the way, which they will not fail to
turn to good account. After all,
saloon men are some times very fool
ish.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-04-09

We notice from the minutes Of the
shubuta Temperance Society, which
has done so much to bless Clark
county with Prohibitions, that Bro.
j. K. Almon, now editing the anti
Prohibition New Era at West Point.
was its first President. How art the
mighty fallen ,
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-04-09

PRuHIBITIoN. - Like Bancho's
Ghost, this vital issue will not
down" ut the bidding ol rum>cl-
lers, wine .bihbcrs, nor any, nor all,
the caterers to dis 'rdcrcd APPETITE, To
corrupt passion, aud all tie efforts
uset, and the aids invok, d To throt.
tie and choke il down No. It. stands
upright, aud gathers strength with
every dNy.-Cr crystal Syringe Mcte.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-04-09

A writer in the Popular Science
Monthly, Judge Gresham d. Will
liams, advances a new method of
preventing the sale of Intoxicating
drinks to all persons arrested for
drunkenness. He would assess all
the expenses or arrest, care, board
and money given to the family of the
drunkard by the Ovcrseers Of the
Poor, upon the men who sell the Ii
quor. He. thinks this would be an
unobjectionable folm of prohibition
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-04-09

We publish to-day with the LEAD
ER's full endorsement the second OF
Two excellent articles on "the Par
doning Power" which have recent
ly appeared in the Raymond Gazette,
and which are well worth the pro.
found and thoughtful attention OF
our Chief Executive. Some rather
important truths are there present
I'd.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-04-09

The Board of Management of the
Worlds Exposition, in accepting
the resignation of Commissioner
General +. c. Morehead last week
rendered him "a hearty expression of
their appreciation for his energy and
tireless activity in bringing to a
successful Issue the enterprise which
lie inaugurated," This praise is full
ly merited.