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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-23
The Jackson Post-Omce. b,

A The sccurd special ,lcr
uru, belt Ia determine The
choice III h, Democratic voters ~
Jackson a. to who Congressman
Barksdale and Senator George shall
recommend to receive the Gppoint-
mcnt of Postmaster at that city, Mr..
/ Chester Buckley received II small
majority of the large vote cast. Mr.
Buckley is Mt present, and has been
Tor long time. deputy postmaster
publican pos master. Mr.. Buckley
is an efficient, polite and popular
Young gentleman, and will make an
excellent poslmastcr-he will no
doubt I've able to conform To the civil
service rules, and give 4 non parti.
san administration Of the affairs of
the Jackson Post office.
Mr., Jno. W. ClinYan. the defeated
candidate. Is the local agent of V. d
VI. Railroad at Jackson. He is an
excellent gentleman in every respect ::
has fine war record. is q Democrat
OF the staunchcst and trucst kind, is
noted for his integrity and business
capacity, and is very popular in
! jackson The fact that he holds =
GOOD position on the railroad, no
doubt contributed to his defeat.
There are some peculiar features
connected with this poslofIice clcc
ton. Some leading Democrats of
Jackson were opposed to the plaa OF
holding an election, taking the
! ground that the Congressman should
+ follow the old custom Of selecting
and recommending a good party
man tor the place. 1t is said that
there j. considerable dissatisfaction
with the result, and that objections
will he made TO the method of con
Quoting the election, and to the
eligibility Of some ct the voters.
! 1t is said that Congressman
Barksdaie voted for Mr.. Cl'nghan
and that Senator George did not
vote at all.
II may bc . fcrfctchcd ConStrrc-
ton, hut some people contend that
the selection Of Postmaster Mckee $
deputy is an endorsement of Me.
KEGS administration of the jackson
posto1icp, and that it NAV now be
a difficult matter to remove him on
n charge of offensive partisanshIp
It is said that the North Ward of
Jackson. the Gibratcr of Dpmocra.
CIV Of that city, the home of the "old
Guard" greatly contributed to the
defeat Of Mr.. Gilman. who is a
Democrat of the Andrew Jackson
type. and to the success of the Re
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-23

Rev. Sam Jones continues to sur
prise his hearers by his plain talk
"Some Of you little sinners" are sit.
ting around here waiting for saliva.
ti"n 10 strike Won as it did ST Paul
Snow bird waiting to he hit with a
cannon hall, God adjusts his am
mnnitinn to the man he il after
Mustard seed shot will do for YOU.
God won't keep man sober who has
quart Of liqnor in him all the time.
God won't keep a youne lady pious
who has her waist encircled seven
times a week by the arms Of a spi,
der legged dude"
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-23
Prohibition in Winona.

A LARGO uumhrr at the leading
ritiz,ns at Wiuons. many ot whom
were opposed To P,uhihuiuu at The
outset, testify ~ follows concerning
its beneficial effects after only few
months trial. 1t is the principal
argument Of Capt. lloskins, the
head aud front OF anti Prohibition
its in Lincoln county, that prOhihi
liun will ruin the business interests
of town, without accomplishin any
real god. He, especially, is asked
TO consider what is stated below
/ Having made careful estimate of
I the commercial and business status
of Winnna, we are convinced that
TIE operation of the prohibiiorN
/ liquor law has not reduced the
amount Of legitimate business usual.
| ly transacted here in the same
length of time. at the same season Of
, the year, while We are satisfied that
the business relations between all
parties ale standing upon a more
| pleasant and satisfactory basis.
The improvement in the moral
aspect OF the community is perhaps
more universal and decided than
could have been anticipated bv the
most sanguine supporter of prohibi
/ ton.
/ Peace and conrenImpnt reign
within our borders. The streets are
! quiet and orderly OF all hours OF dav
and night. The duties f the city
marshal sit lightly upon his
: shoulders
The record of the MAYORS court
exhibits q most gratifying testimony
that the spirit of violence, crime
and misdrmPanOr is forSaking its
strongholds and retrcating TO kin
! drcd atmosphere and more congenial
cline.
The Sundsy-schools are iIng mp.
while the Christian zeal and work
manifest IN our midst is unprc.
cedtntcd III extent and earnestnoSs
Some intelligent gentlemen who
honestly opposed the suppression OF
, whisky on business principles are
beginning to give in their assent to
the satisfactory solution of the ques.
ton which is being daily worked out
before their eyes.
Ward IL Atkins, druggists; Law &
Co dealers in general merchandise
{. II. Campbell, banker; PnrnelI &
/ Hawkins. general merchandise; r.
II. Hit q Hart, general merchan.
! disc; W. J. Morrow. grocer and con
fcctioner; r. !. Allen. grocer and
confrctioner; d. l.. Young, post
master; Harris Bros. & Loggins,
merchants; Mclean & Matthews,
, druggists; NJ c. & s. f Bailey,
general merchandise; h w. vii.
hanson, chancellor; Gayden & Co.,
general merchandise; Whitehead.
Diamond IL Co., gcner, mprchan.
disc; J. '. Steen general mcrchan
disc; T. NJ Billingslcv, grocer and
contectioner; John n Trnttcr. gen.
cral merchandise; Pcgues & Co..
hardware; =. d. WITTY " Bro.
general merchandise: W. a. Hnl.
man, local broker; G. j. Nelson.
executor estate; w. H. Witty: p. A.
Dublin. agent Illinois Central rail
road; O. J Moore, oldest citizen
PnrnelI IL Co., general merchandise
John w. Ward, editor OF Winona
Times.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-23

The farmer who thinks he can't
live if the lien law is repealed, is as
badly mistaken as the merchant is
who believes he can make more
money selling on time. None but
first class, energetic men can hold
out, even for few years, who takes
the benefit of the lien law to sell
goods, and it is morally and physi-
cally certain that the farmer can't
pay the rate of interest he proposes
to pay for cultivating cotton. And
ii the farmer fails what the mer.
chants chance Y'-Panolian.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-23

The following state officers were
elected at the recent meeting of the
third animal State convention Of the
Catholic knights of America, in the
city of jackson A; Spiritual Direc-
tor, Rev. II A Pichett: President,
G. R. Hurry, az Columbus; Vice,
President, c. Cummings. of Jack
SOC; Secretary, JAS. Grillo, OF
hatcher: Treasurer. David Walch,
of vicksburg; Seryeant.at-Arms,
W., = 90. "a ~ r-,,,- f-'t...
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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-07-23

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~ his h"othcr-in-law John Neal.
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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-29

would otherwise he honest. .- INDIAN
upoitS JourndL
On the whole there are nowhere else
such pleasant Juncs as those of the
Northwest. Eighteen hours Of the
twcnty-four are hours of daylight and
growth. These days you can see, per-
icctly we'll, to read by daylight after .
y. M. and there Is u freshness in the
warm days that is missed further south,
while the nights are simply superb. -
NorthweStcrH Farmer, (fWyo. Dak.)
The German Military Pigeon Depart
mcnt. now employing 1000 birds in
the different iortrcSscs. is about to bc
enlarged. The pigeons are taught not
to alight on the dove cot, but to push
against wire wicket, which admits
them and sounds an alarm. The mes
sagcs. carried in quilts, contain, in
micro-photographic reduction. about
eight pages (octaVo) of writing, which,
by the hydro-oNS gen gas microscope.
are reproduced in natural size.
II is said a syndicate Of American
publishers has been organized for the
purpose of driving out of the market
'ho>' p"p,in''io "'o '',"' "nn"'''p' ,' '"''
reprints of foreign works. The plan is
for the syndicate to print and sell them
with due authority, rs chcaply rs the
others. ms Is not step, apparently,
toward the securing OF an International
copyright, Tor II WIZ surely tehu To
cooling OF the pu"lc interest III the
matter.
When the liberal Emperor Joseph
was asked in Vienna whether he did
not favor the colonies against the
Crown in our Revolutionary war he
shrugged his shoulders and replied that
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-29
N EDICAL.
CANCER OF TONGUE |
A Case Resembling That Of General Grant.

Some ten years ago had scrofulous sore on
my right . hand az which gave me great trouble, and
under the pId-tims ire.tment "ss healed up, and
only been driven into the sys.em by the use Of
potash and mercury, and In March, 1854 It broke
ogt 10 ny throat, and concentrated In what some
Of the doctors denomineted cancer. was placed
under treatment for this disease. Some six or
se.e1 q 81 the 6s;; phy.ic.ns IN the country had
them three .pecialists 10 this line but one after
smother would exhaust their skiiI and dsop me,
ior ! gre. worse continually. The cancer had
and under .. Ss 10y :ns s
left sye. From : hearty robust woman Of $50
bones, almost unable TO turn myself IN bed. I
could not eat any solid food, but subsisted on
,ia a9id: ~ and nv tongue "a. 70 fsr gone could not
ferings Of bodv which ! experienced, can never
no hope Of recovery % iGs p.It oi friends Who
70 BE- my last; In fact, my husband would place
MS hand upon me every now and then 10 see
.eSsa ,b,, s alive o. and =, one tine
Such was my helpless and vrstehed condition
Ss ,' q Il; October ss yhsn friend:
than month the eating place. s.oppsd and heal.
hs ihs ssHs%msnosd ~. and ths fearful aperture IN nv
aud the tongue which vas almost destroyed is he
Ing recovered and II seems that nature Is supply
Ing new tongue ! can talk 70 that my friends
can readily understand me, and can eat solid food
again, ] am sbls to .sik wherever please With
ost the assistance Of any one, and have gained
MY pounds In flesh. All this under the blessing
OF mercilul Heavenly Fsther, is due 10 Sviits
sPscihc. ] am . wonder and marvel 70 all my
iriends, hundreds Of whom have known my in
iense suaerings, and have visited me In my afiiic-
tioa. While sm not entirely we'll, yet my graft.
ipde 10 none the lsss dsvout. and ] am confident
that . perfect recovery 10 nov In sight II any
doubt iS ~ these facts, ! would refer them 70 Hon.
Who is my ssishbor, DR.. =. b. BrsdasId, Of Ia
Grange, Ga, or 70 any other persons living in ths
southern part Of Troupe county, Gs,
Mrs. MARY l.. COAER
LaGrsnge, Ga, Nay II, 1855.
sOd BY all druggists.
Trestiss ON S6ln aud Blood Diseases mailed
free.
Call on our physician, No. 1877 W. 2sd st., N. Y,
Consultation irse. THE SWIFT sfECiFIC co.,
Drawer . Atlanta, Ga. ~
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-29
A WEAKENING Room

Naturalists tell us of kind OF insect or
reptile that is always the biggest when it
is first ushered into the world, and then
grows beautifully less by degrees. The
Ohio Prohibition organization is proving
to he about this kind of bird this year.
The prospect or hope Of boom which was
cultivated and nursed 80 carefully and
lovingly in this city, and which was
brought forth At the Wigwam, with such a
flourish Of trumpets. On the lst and I'd
days of July, is already weakenisg to a
fearful extent and is likely to die before
the necessary arrangements can be made
for its funeral Is trouble
came from too much water
ip the place where its brain ought to have
been, if it had any. and from almost
total collapse Of the abdomen.
Brother Leonard really affected 10 be-
lieve, while enjoying the shouts and smens
Of his "brethering" and "cisterns" from
various parts Of the State, that he was to
be elected, and be pranced out Of the red
hot atmosphere of the Wiswam 10 the
music OF the band. - If he we're sctuslly
a nag who was to distance ell com petitors
in the race. But it has been discovered
that while the nag has an abundance Of
wind he displsys . fatal lack of bottom.
His speed has slready Stacked. He has
slowed up" II seems that the millions
Of voters who we're 70 greet him in oil
parts of the State have tailed TO material.
ize; and even the temperance women
now come TO the front and solemnly de-
clare, with perhaps spice of
mischief In their tone. that they will not
vote for himi And, further, we may say
that it has proved 10 be the fac, that
among the strongest political foes the elo-
queEt brother has to encounter are Tem-
perance Methodists, who are Republicans
from principle, and who do not intend to
be wheedled or piously bulldOxed into CO.
operating with the Democratic Aid So
ciety.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-29
BlfsIN tSS CHANGE,

We desire to announce that the GLoBE.
REruBIrc, daily, Sunday and weekly, to-
ge,her with all its franchises, good will,
subscription lists, type and materials has
been sold to the Springfield Publishing
Company Of which Mr.. Frank $. Presbrey,
until recently manager of the foungs'
town, o., News Register, is General
Manager
The new company will issue the first pa
per under its management Saturday, Aug
lst., from the old REPUBLIC building, on
East Main street.
All persons indebted to us are requested
to settle their accounts as soon as possible
in order to enable us to close our books
without unnecessary delay.
KINNEY, NICHOLS 4 Co.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-29
DIR. LEONARD AND THE DEVIL.

The political friends of DR.. Leonard are
much displeased because the Rev. William
IL. Warren, of this city, remarked, by way
Of indulging in little sulphurous pleas
antry, that he would rather vote for "His
Satanic Majesty" or something to that eff.
feet, than for the Prohibition gubernato-
rial candidate. These political friends OF
DR.. Leonard have no real grievance or
good cause of complaint. Mr.. Warren has
already spoken, very ably, fer himself, but
the matter at issue is proper subject for
newspaper comment. Mr.. Warren is not
only opposed to the liquor traffic, utterly
and always, but he is a Republican, and
votes the Republican ticket from conscien.
tous, Christian motives. He, therefore.
deemng it his duty as well ss his priv.
ilege to act with the Republicans, could
not vote for DIR. Leonard without outrap.
ing his convictions and doing "a grievous
wrong; and if he is going to do
that at all he might quite as
well vote for the Devil at once,
which would be equivalent to casting
blank ballot, ~ the Devil is not candidate
Mr.. Warren is man who never takes but
one bite at cherry he doesn't go about
beating in the bush. If he should decide
to depart from the path of recutude and
Repubicsnism he would go the whole
hog" and not fall behind a Democratic
masked battery, for either protection or
offensive operations.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-29

Captain Bushnel's reply to the Terri
bic Thompson, chairman OF the Prohibi.
Committee was "stunner" and seems to
cause a great deal of sorrow both to the
Democrats and the Prohibi,ionists. 1t
would probably be impossible to decide
which Of the two are the more Thoroughly
wounded, in every respect"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-29

Messrs G. l.. Webster 4 Co, of New
York, are the publishers of Grants
Memoirs 1t is understood that Mr.
Samuel l.. Clemens, {" Mark Twain, } is
the Go" part of the firm.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-29
REPUBLICAN
DELEGATE ELECTION AND CONVENTION,


10 The Rc,,p3lfrans Of Clark Conn,y. Ohm.
"
l on are hereby notified that meetings will b
held in each Of the voting precincts of sale
couuty. ON
Monday Ey.ni,c .u,u.t ,as.
=" - '
at the usu,J rl,ce nT voting unless o,berwiss nrc
yided for the selection Of delegates to attend the
T,,,,,. r,,,,i,,, O.. 1, Ill,
"'""'' '""''"'''' " p' h'i' 'n
rs,,, ,o.on, y, ., ,,o-
"'e""S' '"'"" a. Vs. a"sus' - i"oo'
-. ~, ,,,, q, +,
al 'ns "'S"""' III 'he INV oi nprlngheid' 10 nom
nsip candidates for tho foIInwinv connt tv ,fbc.s.
wv ''' '''''"e 'o""'' '''''''
l. Representative.
. Praserutiry Attor,ey
'''
3. Com missioner
Ip6,r,,ry n,roo,or
''' ''
w. N'''"'''
6. Surveyor
M r,.r..... T., II, ,..,
~. H'.TsA Ates 70 Sa'u CONVENTION snail pe se'
ieeteu IN the lollONln manner:
That on tho eveuir, ,f Au,ra, q 1875 III. pa
publican elartors Of I'1ark co,1ntv ohio haI, a.
sembie in each voting prseinct in said county At
their usuai yotiny Iscas or at such niaces .s tho
Central n az aa oh nraoi nnt 81 ali -
vide which Ilace of me.,ina sbtII No aa.ian.ptaS
If il be other than the usual Voting place. and no
tCe giyen 70 thr voters oil said precincts At least
zen u4SS prlor 10 the caucus meeting.
H., ,,,,r,I ,,,,,,,i,,oo. .,
snue ona 5asignatad hr bi,n shan IL ali ,h n,'
f", % oa T "S'u y hi' I'm @ sna, car tne inset.
~ p M IN the city precincts; and they shall pro-
eeed 10 eject Chairman, Secretary, and person
W De pllhulolued 10 draw the names from the oox,
ana committee consisting OF seven reliable Re-
p"o'ieahs'
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-29

Mr.. Whitelaw Reid, the editor of the
New York Tribune, has settled an annuity
of $500 on Mrs Cleveland Horace Gree
leys sister, who is in very poor circum-
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-29

the GGoBK-REPuBLIU's special represen tative, to
whom all Eastern advertising business, must be
referred,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-29

Also, each precinct meeting shall return the
name 0f suitable person for Central Com IN ittse-
man of said precinct for the ensuing year.
by order oi Central COMMITTEES.
JOHN w. PAk8ONs, Chairman,
Jas. T.. GOODWIN, secretary.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-29
4 acts with extraordinary power and efs'
esey On the Liver and EidueysI

The action OF the Regulator Is free from nausea
or gripping II is most effective In starting the Sc
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stomach, the Regulator is an active purge; after
the removal OF the bile IL will regulate the bowels
and impart vigor and health TO the whole system
See that you get the Genuine in White Wrapper,
with rcd q, prepared only by J. II. Zeilin Co.
Sold bv all druggists.
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WEDNESUAY EVENING, july 80
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

Governors
JOSEPH B. FORAKER,
OF Hamilton County.
Lieutenant Governor:
RoBERT p. KENNEDY,
OF Logan County.
supreme. Court Judge:
GEORGE W. McILvAINE,
OF Tuscsrawas County.
state Treasurer,
JoHN G. BRowS,
OF Jefferson County.
Attorney General:
JAooB A. KonLER,
OF Summit County.
BOARD OF Public Works:
WELLS S. JONES,
Of Pike County.
Common Pleas Judge;
JOSEPH W. O'NEALL,
OF Warren County.
state senator:
THOMAS J. PRINGLK,
OF Clarke County.