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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-11
Houston & Texas Central R'y.

The only M steel rail line In the state.
The only line In Texas running two daily pas
sengcr trains each way with Pullman rarlor
on night trains, aud. with rs connexions, torms
the only double daily routn from Northern aud
Central Texas TO Nav Orleans, whore lmmodi,
ate connections are made With through cal
limos Tor all points North and East
Tho shortest line between Texas, Kansas CITY
Hannibal aud 81. Louis; and favorable rout0a
Via nCnison and Missouri Pacific RAILWAY 10
Kansas city, Hannibal or st. Louis to all puluia
East, North aud West,
Through slecpers every day each way between
New orleans and ST. Louis VIA I.afaNfttp, La
Houston, Dallas, sherman and nenison, Texas.
and thence Via Missouri Pacific RAILWAY,
through the indian Territory, Via Fort scott,
KIM, and sedAlla, Mo.
Slcepcfs daily, euch way, between Houston
and Anstu,
Through tickets from or to any point IN tlreat
Britain or continent Of Europe Via thu Houston
\ Texas Central Railway, and nll rail- tn New
York thcnre Via North German LLOYD, White
star, lnman, state, Rotterdam and italian
steamship Lines, on sale nt important stations
Victoria, san Antonio, Marion, Scruin, Wcmar,
iAGrangc, Columbus. tlatonln, Schulcnhcrg
san Marvus, Round Rock Now Braunicis ,Hoek
dale,
10 Persona desiring 20 purchase prepaid
tickets. to send To friends In Europe, VIII sayu
mnnuN lay consulting ouf agents
90 For information ma TO rates Of freight
pa sage, routcs. Ne, apply lupcryon or 10y letter
( 10 T.. q. fIuoD, 1lrkut Agent Dallas, reNa
DNN'L RirIrN, +, A., " fAuLkNElt, g. 4, a.
/ !. NNLnn Pres, Texas Manager Houston Toy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-11
COTTON MARKETS.

3tcsis.. at All United states Ports.
poEIs. This This This Last
49, day. week. season. season.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-11

MARKET Opened Strong Yes.
) s '..,',, /. O. strength and
closed Higher.
.,...e,s were weak VIII Mar
!, erain " .o,untions, Closing ut ["
r." peciiue-- The Figures


Aug. lO.-GoVcrnmeni uonus
KS ioEN' ''
Arpns active .priccs generally strong
e. week opened ." the sn o' sc SFcs" ssS
y uo NV, for everything on the active ilst
~ 'l'' ~, .tock. which were prominently
~ y, y, openIng this morning was gen
y ~ IN traction higher than the closing
b ''Ds ,..,noop. but In the early dealings
. MAJ .,ai decline OF | To per cent,
4 Va Es s,,trd before midday aud between
y va "a y o,cicck the whole Hist advanced
'flhalt artet became less active and
~ "a near c close ylSSldsd anSr r@ prsss
. iaSll3 ci9s1s.her for Pacific Mail, II for II.
~ sfe ,,lua ,si Pacific, for Union Paclilc,
Ss,s ssql' l SSTs%ij'S ior laa
Ia M nhsnges of small fractions for the
ss,s "A KY a, The only other active stock
a v. decline. however Is Nc" Jersey
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-11
MONEY

sorv Aug. Money, on cnl easy at
NV l ~ nrilic mercantile paper inAi Ton
~ elhr, dun but steady ~ y ~ Tor slNty
(. M Il s6i for demand
,h'H STOCKS.
N yopS, Aug, I9.,Th- following were The
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-06-25
rotes Prom hawrenao.


Editor Brookhavcu Leader:
Tar locus $. alter completing
their engagement. have departed;
and katy.dli, -he lid, she dil, Katy
didn't. she didn't. she d,dn'r, with
sra~shorper aud cricket acomPani
meat, continue to draw quite as
apprcciativc audiences.
The weather is vet hot aud dry
Corn is entering the critical stage of
caring and a few more days without
rain will be disastrous to the crop;
cotton Is not materially suffering rs
it is hot aud day weather plant.
\ good oat crop has been housed.
y party Of eight. Hon. c. II. Dale.
Capt. Will Cannon, Professor
George Garrett, Mrssrs. Najh Gar
rett, 10. Jolly, Cebe Watts and
handsome, and clever Levi. DccelI,
of BrooI,haven. being amply suppl.
eel with tempting bait repaired to
tn fishing grounds of Mr. Garrett,
and alter 81 few hours OF artistic
whipping the waters with rod and
line hagg'd 292 Dream and perch.
The writer found them at mid day in
delightful place cool, shady and
free from pe,titerouS insects, Il
spring of cold wafer at hand. with
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Citation Notice.

Il. ". McNAiE. Admit
~.
Estate of VIM. Guess.
In the ChanccIy Court o. .ncoln count.
Miss.
To julio Car!iS'c, dtieadant:
iou are commanded to appear before
the Chancrry Court of the county of Lin
coin i'll said state on the 4th Monday OF
June, A. ID. l-S5, to show cause why the
land OF said Guess should not be sold to
pay his debts, and to answer the petition
filed by the undersigned in said court for
that purpose
June LIST, 1855.
+. NJ. MARTIN, Chanccry Clerk
weeks
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Citation Notice.

To +. W. Hogan X Coz. NJ. Hogan
and H. +. Warren:
IN attachment al the suit of Sherman
y Davis against Your estate for II 47i,11
with interest and costs. returnahi, rr.
t"rr the Circuit Court OF Lincoln cuGnty,
Mississippi, ha, been executed and i, uo"
pending IN sajG conrt ANA unless you az
pear before sud court on the 4th MrnJuy
.! July, lSI;', and plead to said action,
Judgment will be rmtcrt !. aud the estate
attached VIII be sold and the garniS!.rrs
charged
jane 5th, 1850
J. WAKnEH. CIcrn.
Ii. ii. ThoMP~"N. pluiA,ui's attorney.
( weeks
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A. II. HANSON,
L,nnrrnl bn.snnmnr Amn,
Citation Notice.
r. II. HARTMAN }

+. II. HAKTMAN)
vs.. No. 1905.
MARTIN CASE.
In Lincoln County Circuit Court, to
July Term, 1885.
To Martin Case:
An attachment at the suit of +. II.
Hartman against yOur estate for SOP u
retnrnable before tho Circuit Cont III
Lincoln county, Mississippi, has been eX-
ecnted AMI is now ponding in said Court.
ana nnlgro You appear before said Ccurt
on rue 4ti Monday of july, 1855. and
plead TO sand action, Judgment will he en-
teTId ana the estate attached will be
Soiu' }. WARREN,
Circuit - K.
T. ~, IO T9p- H..
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

.rra ,,..,,,,. ...,,, ,i.rl.o,
-. o,,, ,..;u,,
tan,
,-,.,. ,,.,.. 81. .....,,..,.,., = w.;
p.,.. ...on. r,,i,oI .,.r..;,... =,
ven. y : ~ ; Vo'''''''' ''"' III
l,oNeo ''' may S'"'c ms 'c'''o' a. I"
~ " '"''2'''
1t IS asserted that PRESIDENT NlcIe
and dots not intend 10 take any
Sumner vacation.
The summit High school log
boys, Prof J W Bcthea Principal
closed last week after roaporpus
session Dir G. +. Galloway preach
Cd The Annual sermon, and Hon. J
:. Sexton, OF IIezlehur,t delivered
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Can be Had if Wanted.

"Have yen any malaria here ?" asked "A
lady W lao was looking at rural boarding
place for her family. "Well." said the
lamdlady, 1--WE hain't got mono iist now :
folks haven't asked for 1T but we'll get
it for You if yOu want it," Most folks
get malaria without "anting it. To get
nd of it's noxious effects. use Browns
Iron Bittcrs. Mrs. S. r. Macdonald,
New Haven. Conn, says, II suffered from
malaria for nearly six years. Browns
Iron Bitters cured me completely"
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TOURISTS EXCURSION
ST. PAUL, YELLOWSTONE PARK
Ard Portland. Oregon.

TO Accommodate tourists who desire to
visit st. Paul, Mlunrapolis. Mmuctonk,
the Dakota Wheat Fields, Bad Lands.
Yellowstone National Park, Portland,
OleGan, and the Pacific Coast, the Illinois
Central K. X. lave arranged for "A first
class Pullman Palace car excursion to
leave st. Paul, Wednesday a. m. Aurust
l9th, Via the Northern Pacific II. r.. sion
ping one night at Fargo one at Rsmarrk
ana one week in the Yellowstone National
lark, arriving at Portland, August 3lst.
Tickets will he good for six III onths from
August 10Th. Pullman Slecp,rs and DIM
ing Cars will be run through from St.
Paul to Portland. Parties desiring to
VISIT Wisconsin and Minnesota resorts he
tore the excursion leaves ST. Paul can
purchase tickets on and after June LIST,
good tor six months, dating TOm August
18th. For rates and full particulars of
the excursion, apply to J. f. Merry, Gen
eral Western Passenger Agent, Manches-
ter Iowa, who willpersonally accompany
the excursion aud who will take pleasure
IN mailing free excursion pamphlets en-
titled From the Gulf to the Lakes and
the Lakes to the Sea"
ArrIn genCutS have also been made for
exchange of tickets mt sun Francisco to
parties desiring to Return by the Southern
or Central Pacific routeS. We cannot
imagine more delightful tour than
trip from New Orleans To -. Paul. ST.
Paul to the Park and from the Park to
fnSet sound and the Pacific Coast.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
The President and His Cabinet.

T,,r,,,,r.,- Jr,o1eJ, 1cS,
Tho rear nor,ico Of ,ho Whit
II.,,.o lob, s,,,I,-o.,1 ,,,.,,.L.ir.
milo ,c or..r .a...l. -, o,ic.;.t
I.,l,a t,.,1,o v..lirr,or u,,rn,,,
ord hovor3 ao.., ,l,hr,ol pr
,,.. co,,,o,.3i,r ri.., avn,
,,,i,.s :. .,..r, r. rr.,,s,,n,o,.
lep.o.;o.,,s ,r ,roI,rf,.d S,o.o.
h,ve. .toad -, his ,or,ico al S,fnr.
1.v af,orn,n,s cbatfad with thoir
f.;.ra, o,a li.,a,ol - tho m,.i. IF
tho Marine Pol ,r,p Tho r,o.n
sword LoI.v pro.;i.,, rl.,.Ia,l
L,,,r.d tho ...,o,, c,r IL. fr.t
limo last S,,url,r .,d l,,dro5- or
Neutrality-suspicious. go, rb.fr Gr.,
,...,...o 81 a., s,ra...,.,,.,,,,.l r,..
and non.Annoi.o Ike Il ,ore T. wa.
., ,.,,.ion. .i,,lt 70 500. s.y.r,, Inn.
jro5 ,,o,1. 's,o,,i,.. ,,l.cr Io.l.i,,.
r,ot ,I,a Dr.-;I..., -, ,,, ,,r,;.,
above. The 4azcrs were mostly oi
the Government clerk class ant
YER faces w3sa aM expression Of
auNi, tv, caDioSirv, hope and fear
Ioal,.l !, ,.i, f,..o, ,v,r.s.,,n IF
resignation in their government pap
fed face. 1t may he SAID With en-
thasis that they Will nos resi2n
They were IRVINE I, real their r,tc
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Notice to Creditors.

To the Creditors Of HIM. Guess, Deceased:
Letters of administration having been
granted to the undersigned Sheriff on the
estate of
Wm. Guess, Deceased,
all persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to have tho
same registered within one year, or they
will be forever barred.
r. W. MCNAlR,
Sheriff and Administrators
June LIST, lSS5.-4w
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The Jackson Post, flee.

Tas~ question has rot hcrn settled
- lgr. Nj r.a-hau la, ,.ej vii
M,,.,S. G,n4a aa1 Hy'l-a.,' Il
pcre c.ul.,t:.& Ea,1.,A'~ u5.' to
tie cna, raca,al. Eural,y "a ,i.cd
h.~ an,wyr tHaghpn has aI-o !i,ej
an amended uollrr OF couJcs', and
sc suppose Buckley viii be given
time t. answer this. We tried To
81 al Of the papers tor p"biicatiou,
hut the gentlemen interested dit lot
,hiHk th,J the matter would be sim
pIitiei or made ANY better ipr the
publications. Ne,r Nis%tS%jpp1an.
After The Jackson contest, the
Clarion thinks Senator George and
Congressman Bark dale wi, not
want any more primary elections,
held TO decide who SHAH be appoint
ct pcs master.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-06-25

IF James G. Blaine lives until
1858 he will ne the next Republican
candidate for President, and ali talk
about other candidates is nonsensi-
cal. '-NelO YORK. World.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-06-25

Gen. Longstrcer, in his article Oh
The Seven Days Fighting about
Rlchmond,' in the July Century, at
ter discussing the Confederate lead
ers, says "WiLhouC doubt the
greatest man of rebellion times, the
one matcbless among forty millions
for the peculiar difficulties of the pc
riod, was Abraham Lincoln"
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-06-25
ProhiUItionists aaj Democracy.

voice. J>S J9ltD, aU.' "HV-e nan u
were ~ one pal-i"l, on this quc~.
ton. have developed an ahnnrma
capacity Tor giving Pr bibilioniet,
advice. Men vino have tried to
crush those who stated reputation,
property and iiEc in advocacy Of This
cause, have blnssumcd, Ivy swittrr
transition than that which trans
forms a grub into butterfly, iu;o
the most ardent kind of local option
lists We fear this zeal Is snasmod-
jc, and generated more 10y 4 fear OF
the movements power, jhan love Of
principles which set il in motion.
However, we welcome these new
converts, aud they will bc assigned
places in the ranks. They will not
expect, and mpet certainly will not
receive the position Of culo@ bearers
Their sugg, stions Is to 4 Plan Of
campaign and ord.r Of march Will
be taken in HON, oPatL DOSES and
with more or less sat.
Ia all seriousness we desire to
discuss this proposition Of the rcIa
.,i,,.,rp,,.;I,.,;,,;-.,,,,h -, n,.,o
cratic party. From tie first they
nave fra''"'' 'haI mere theS "'a'"
meet the strongest opPositioH. They
knew that perfect orchestra from
nv. iad. 81 larry ,a.hes wouId rrolr
.......t... a., I;.,..
"hch ''iIS i''!'t was reached Ih'l
-" the aiuo9H' OF prejudice, the
weight OF a,,eri,,iau nud lies OF
I,,,, .,on.lin. Which ,..,.,l n,-a...
~.
'''e'' l"'S '''"'" "a '''e "''l us
lance the agony "i,a Wi''ta dcmy-
.a-ats would yocile.atc "the par
n =. Now The Srar ropsi,c,s :,
..,. ,...,.,
20 '''''P'' . >'''o'> ~ -
~ '''a' Ih'o eH'c'' an" whether II
tie ca'I1aiI. I lour-iu-haud, or an
OK waaol., It make, little difference
,o,..,..,,..,,,a ;,l,,.,...,...,..,, l..;.
" '''. -, NV - 8 60 ''',''
proper Destinations '"id principles
IuunPhs. Parties are hecrs>ary
evils. They are a portion Of the me-
chjuyIy Of Tree. .o,yrrnm,nt which are
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-06-25
The Reputation of a Standard Ar
tiCie


i Se""m injured Il! SattrptltlonN rivalry.
have not only lost money by attrmot,uy
u,l.,J,,ud .n,,,,...,,,;,,, ain, ;, ,,,, -,
- '',' ~"
"''''''E '"h'I!ht''" 10 enhance thc estI-
held. The rublic at raror ha, far many
wears been ,conirtcd Win ,,,.. ,,.,,. ,,.,,l,.
''i'' "'S''''1"I>h the r'ai from the
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-06-25

Any druggist will tell YOU what he
knows about the merit of Shrircr's Indi-
an Nermituge, the popular remedy.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-06-25
THE CONTINGENT FUED.
The Matter Fully Explained by
GOV. Lowry.
the oCPJsIriuN AT rHE IND OF THEIR
TfTUER.

Having l2npminiOus,r failed to
make any of tHe.r thousand and OF,
other charges stick, in their anxiety
10 trd soJ#cJhirg with which to
blame The Present executive ot the
State, the ANY body To beat Lowry
papers have attempted to make
hughear Of the contingent fund an
nual.y placed in the hands OF the
governor ct the State. They com
planned and made bold to declare
that thi, hadn't been accounted for,
and what was worse still. couldn't
hc ia lawful and honorable way.
Bat they lave at length suddenly
reached the end of their tcther. aHd
the result is just what might have
been anticipated Read the follow
ny
From TIE Clarion.l
or the $500 appropriated on &C
count Of the Executive Contingent
Fund tor the year 1882 and 1883
So o. 50 covered back into the
Treasury. Having said this much.
We ronisc 10 oppose Governor
Lowrv's nomination If he does not
produce "h'h Sa,'' on ny an! re-
uu,ah.e citizen Of the state, proper
l'"In''" i"t 'Fe'I '",'af 81 'h'
'"Hd I'r W"''h nc Is i'-Fi,y az
c"H"l""I', anu we respectfully IA
VIE l''c t"''"I7 OF VI" loI'"
name" among eur e'''r,he" con.
i"mp"rarirN 0 V'NIt the Governor :
"I'ire and inspect 'hr NoachrtS ::
he a|Hp 'ItN Ieai"' TIE .'e"
VI Ia>ieSigp''H' TIE 0A'"r" Ea5lt,
ana the Lexington A'N User.
From the state LedGrr,l
\ reporter Of The State Ledger
called AT Governor LpwrN, 5 Office
Wednesday evening, after the i~>u.
ancc Of the Clarion, and said t.
the Governors: III YOU have no Oh
icctipns | would like to ak You =
few gu, stjou-' That official re
piled
Il have none whatever"
The reporter upon this encourage
meut >hafp.nrl up hi pencil ami
began a follows
Il see that the Clarion has mad,
a proposition touching the account
100 in. the expenditure OF the Con
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-06-25

II. Ii. II. OF II. stands tor Ii II.
Hines OF Kinds, though some might
con,true il, Heavy, heavy hang
over y our head-Nt0rirUc Times
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-06-25

The revised edition hath 1t thus,
the way If the treacherous Is tag
gel
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-06-25

RoUP, WHooPfSG CoUGH, aud Rron-
cbltls immediately relieved by Shiluh's
Cure. For sale by Daushtry II Smyle.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-06-25

IS 81 common in the county rs scarcely rs
need comment. The causes which nrr.
duCc it are such rs cold, irregular h,uc.
over exrrtion, low spirits. night air. rA.
posture Ia miasmatIc influences, etc. TIN,
edgc-tool grludor proc cts his lungs fiur,
the iriariouS effect Of the dust living eff
the crudstouc by wearing Il rc~piratnr,
The coal mIrrr. ere ne de~C-uds he shafr
provides himself with safety lamp In
guard against lire-dsunv. Now il u
equally necessary for those who al
brought il contact with the causes lrau.
luz TO intermittent t,Ner 10 provide tlrm.
selves with that well Ruowr aud highly
esteemed remedy against it. Hume Nau..
tive tordidl. June II.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-06-25
Intermittent Fever

stick candy II cents per pound Il,
Lcary bakery.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-06-25
Relief from the FIRST Application

when y gcrou has suffered ihe un;oll
asunirS az rheumatism aud ncaral.,,,
Twenty-Five years, VIXEN physicians nav,
failed. and wh..u Il hnimrut cures A. an,
application. the fact ought to cause 'hiu,,
ing people 10 pausc aud consider ia bot.
tie of il ought not to he in Immediate.
readiness ~ every household for The in.
slant cure Of the aches and paiuS that NJ.
Met mankind. Such vas the evidence al
q. VI Sludcis. ui Madison: Ala, ana
there are volumes &c other testimonial a.
like character 10 cert ~ that Nj
fields Magic Arnica Linrmenr is thcN Is.
the par excellence of all pain kille,,
Sold by druggists, and prepared by r.r
Mansfield Medicine Co. Memphis, 10,
June Aim.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-06-25

The proceedings Of the Prohjhi
ton Convention Of Franklin county.
held at Mcadyi,Ie last Mon1ty
reached US too late cor publication
This week, but will appear in our
next. From them we see that the
following delegates were appointed
20 The state Convention on the lst
proX j, j. PROXY, E. b. Seal and
T. r. Whitehead aljernatcS, II, III
McGeh,c, NJ. +. Byrd, and N. NJ,
Currie.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-06-25

Fresh candies and t'rnits at foWcHs.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-06-25

Now is the time for pickles aud put,ln.
up fruit. You couid do yourself n,
greater justice than going to Kohhnau.
Tor nice half gallon and anArt iNr..
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-06-25

OF Kinds COUNTY,
Audltor Of Puallc AecoEnta.

WIZ hc raudijajc Jclugo tic Dem
p-raIlC STATE Convention fox The ,',,,r O
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-06-25

SHOES Shoes = Latest styles OF sin.
prrs. all coors and sizes! Gutn PHI
h1t~ch's ii you want the latest. Yup
never saw such an array Of fine slo,
and slippers FROM The largest to the su.al
c-t: from the highest Ia the chcap,,.
GIVE Prichatsrh Il call bofore going els,
who're We gUalantee lis lot.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-06-25

Fruits at Leary'S.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-06-25

Hundreds of lives nave been saved by
the timely Use of Creole Female Tonic
which Is the greatest remedy known for
al! womb troubles and female diseases.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-06-25

than is represented in this same
WHISKY traffic.
The negro vote has been the Gle
mcnt which has always given ma
jointly to their petitions. 1t is the
source from which is drawn strength
90 nerve the arm OF the liquor traffic
There is. we dare say, not commu-
nifty in Mississippi where, if left to
the white voters, Prohibition would
not prevail,
Oh Yes "niggcr rule - How
diabolicalIy devili>h thou art cxcerl
when we want to use YOU to perppt-
uate the liquor traffic Negro rule
is indeed bad enough, but whisky
rule through the aid of niggcr rule i,
the climax OF iniquily. They think il
is awful for the "hlarSted" niger to
rule through the Republican party.
but 1t is might, nice" to have him
rule through a whisky petition.
The Legal suppression Of Legal
lied liquor traffic is the one issue
before the people Of Mississippi.
The Democratic party has in the
past champoned the cause of the
people and because Of its prestige
and our own party predictions.
We desire to see it espouse the Pro
hlbition cause. To this end we
shall labor, knowing that God and
the people are with Us. We aim not
at disrupting the Democratic party.
but ut making it the vehicle for car
rying Prohibition phantly to
the statute books and organic law
OF the State - n 0SciuskO Ct0r
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-06-25

lcary retailS ice for family use at 3
rnts per pound.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-01-22

Perhaps It was on Monday (for l think
this was> Saturday night Mr.. Scudtay
did 60 and introduce the bill in the
House, and had it referred to the Ander.
son delegation. The report was sent up
without recommendation. was In favor
OF making q .farorabic report.
Seeing that we had got our bill in 10
late on heavy calendar, it was thought
best 10 go before the judiciary Commit
tee Of the Senate, hoping 10 have j, re.
ported by them to the Senate and acted
on there, in order that we might take it
up in the House and fight it out before
the adjournment did take the bill
and the petition before the Senate Com
mittee, and asked for the bill to be re-
ported to the Senate for the reasons
above given. met one of our Repre-.
sentatives on his return from the Com
mitlee AZ l was on my way to the same.
Having answered your questions, AS
far Oh they refer to my action upon this
bill, l do not deem it necessary TO say
more at the present time.
j. BELTON WATSON.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-01-22

real industry is rewarded with large
crops. The activity of the people in the
United States Il wonderful. In the
manufacturing districts, through their
inventive genius, they have undoubtedly
overdone that branch of business more
than any other mean, in other words,
that the rsw material of cotton, wool and
iron can be taken and nodded, III it were,
into use little faster than we can use it.
Production is too close upon the heels Of
consumption. and, as we see, in many
cases overtakes it. II would be differ
ent thing altogether if the people Of the
United States had To meet Il depressed
industry with lean larder. While it is
true that business during the next six
months must remain more or less passive,
we look for steady and conservative deal.
ing. The masses Of the people OF the
United States who are industrious aud
frugal in their habits, do not suffer to
the extent Of any other country, aud the
rccupcrativc element. arc always very
largely in our favor. When we reflect
that within the next FIVE or six months
the whole area Of land is to be replanted
with new crop. and that within the
next nine months another crop comes
upon the market, it shows that this re-
cuperstive power is greater than that Of
any other country. If our people will
cease looking to politics and the inces.
| SAINT turmoil attendant thereon if they
will stop using money to bull and bear
speculation and turn more to the real
| development of the country, the United
States will be prosperous enough