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81 RED PEPPER THiEF.At Milwaukee,, Wis,
jewelry store Of Upmeyer & Co., and said he
would like to buy a gold watch. While ex-
aiming some he suddenly produced O package
OF red pepper, which he threw into the jewelers.
with him three GOLD watches valued nj S2ktS
Upmeyer followed the thief, VINO ran into an
alley, and turning, with pistol in his hand
threatened TO shoot If his pursuer did not ne.
treat The jeweier was forced 10 do SO and the
thief escaped.
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BENEDICT ARNoLD's LETTER.-The original
letter written by Benedict Arnold to the Amer
lean people In vindtcati0n OF his character after
the attempted betrayal Of his country into the
hands OF tue British Is now In the possession of
the Kingston, N. Y, Freeman IL was found in
an old loft Saturday afternoon In Kingston by
z. I. Carter The letter is written In q free
flowing hand. S'
WOMEN IN THE NEW YORK BOARD OF EDu.
CATION uelegAtion OF nve female teachers
employed in the New York city schools called
on Mayor Grace 9. his Office on Saturday and
urged him to appoint one or more women on the
board OF education. The mayor promised 70
consider the matter. He viii announce the
annual appointments In q few DAYS and fha
women hope TO secure ct least Two or the seven,
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LEGALITY OF THE BELL TELEPHONE In
CoRPUkATIoN.-In Ills answer to il suit by the
Ben Telephone company against the city OF
Rochester, n. Y, to Restrain the executive
board from interfering WITH the wires vi the
company, City Attorney Powers will raise the
question VI the legally y, the incorporation OF
the Bell Telephone company under the general
telegia ph ..cI. This question has never before
been raised,
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CASH Vrssus CnrYr.
AND HOW THE -LkApERs" OF THE
VARIOUS STORES ARE AZ.
FEcTEp THEREBY.
Merchants that sell credit cannot afford to seli .
cheapiy - they whoseil for cash only
ILLUSTRATIONS BY THE
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Why DR.. MCCosH GOT MAD.-The New
York 1ri6une's PRINCETON dispatch says that tue
real reason why Dr. McCOsn quilted tueHhar
ward celebration III d Ill OK dispieasure was not
as mas been stated, that he thought he was
not given all honorary degree, but was because
DIR. Holmes in his poem alluded 10 Princeton
as bigoted and unprosressive institution.
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JUST GLANCE AT THESE PRiCEs.-$5.5O will
buy "A solid walnut dining table, with extension;
q kitchen chairs, 1928; cane-seat walnut
dining chairs, 5000; large easy rockers, 50: an
tique ash Shakespeare tables, 81; walnut bed
lounges, $40: walnut carpet lounges, SO; wal
nut and cherry hat racks, S5.25: cane-seat
chairs, 81; caDe-seat rockers, SIPS. A large
stock OF tine walnut, ASH, oak and cherry cham
Der suites Some walnut suites We are closing
out at SsS-ta bargaiB)- reduction in all de-
partments for the next ten days. Buy now aud
save % per cent. WM. Ill. Dunn
BIZ 9TH street northwest
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Neafllee

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. g.. Nov. Is, 1856.
Indications Jor II Hours. Commencing az 3 p. m.
To-day.
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A CALL FOR A TRADES UNION CONGRESS-
call VIII soon be issued from Pittsburg Ior a
convention OF all the trades unions In the
United states and Canada TO begin at Columbus,
Ohlo, December y. The object vi this meeting,
as set fortn in tne circular, Is The establishment
OF u trades congress That snail have for It's ut,.
Ject tue encouragement OF the trades union
movement III every possible way; the organi-
eaton vi trades councils III II cities and state
trades assem- bites; the establishment OF inter-
national trades unions, based upon the strict
recognition OF the autonomy Of each trade, and
the promotion and advancement OF SUCH bodies
An American federation or alliance OF all
national ami international trades unions 10
aid and assist each other, and furthermore, 70
secure national legislation in the interest OF
the working people, and influence public
opinion by peaceful and legal methods in
favor OF organized labor. To aid and encourage
the labor press OF America and disseminate
tracts and literature on The labor movement
The socialists announce that q monster
demonstration will be held in Trafalgar square.
London. November FL. They also announce
That a socialist deputation will call upon Lord
Salisbury.
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MOrgam,S.

MOrgam's.
933 d street northwest
Flrst-class ladies and gents restaurant. Oys-
ter, terrapin, Iisn and game served in the best
possible manner. Services the best in the CITY.
kentucky blue grass mutton chops; steaks the
best In the market Finest MONDAY hot and
cold lunch In the city and The cneaI pest Cali aud
see Tor yourselves. Ladies' large dining rooms
Nothing but the best at this house
K W. MORGAN, Proprietor.
A Pure Article Of Wines or LiunOrs
at reasonable prices. Hugh j. Fegan's 3Oo 9th
ST. Old established family liquor store. 25
Wraps at Bank rupt Prices.
Young 8, 1876 Z IN street z
Extra Fine Qualify Heavy Saxony Wool
German Hand.knit Socks. pairs tor 81, at
Auerbach's Knit Jacket Depot, 9TH and Ii. 3
Hallet d. Davis Upright Pianos.
Elegant holiday styles. Select now at special
low prices. S11 9th ST. n. W.
Gents SHIFTS Cleaned. 8l.-Satisfaction
guaranteed atC.PCTSCHE'S,l .e9Pa.av. IN, w s3m
Fresh AIderney Butter churned every MORN
Ing and delivered I'm Il 10. Ward" prints, 45c.
per LID. Also Cottage Cneese and Butlermiik;
sweet MIX DC. per quart. Cream Is cents.
Pickwick Clue ~ nisky is the best
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Extra Fine Quality Heavy Saxony Wool
German Hand.knit Socks. pairs tor 81, at
Auerbach's Knit Jacket Depot eth and IL &
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1T Is PLEASURE to o business when youref-
forts are appreciated, has been with the past
week. We are up To the times i'm everything
pertaining To the furniture business. Nothing
escapes our notice. our warerooms are stocked
with the finest line OF ParlOr, chamber, library
and dining-room furniture, made in the very
latest designs, and for workmanship and finish
they are unexceiled. A visit to my extensive
establishment will convince you that we lead
the trade. My statesmen are obIiging ana cour-
teous TO every body. No trouble To show goods.
BREITBARTH'S. odd Fellows Hall,
ih street northwest.
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THE PIEDMONT AIR LINE inaugurated with
thelr winter schedule yesterday, SUNDAY, ii TN,
u lnroCSh pGi!nlan palace buIeI car service pe-
tween " asI.ngtou ana New Orleans without
en>Ese; ai>o 10 Atlanta. Aiken, Columbia
MoA' somery and points south and southwest.
ins me condltiOn OF the line, with its new
ahd powerful locomotives and elegant equip
inSh, wal enable IL 10 easily perform its rapid
schedules with Comfort and safety
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For District OF Columbia and Virginia, fair
weather, slightly warmer variable winds.

Mr.. PERCY METZGER, of the firm OF y. L.
Merger n Bro, III .th street northwest, re-
turned saturday night from the east, where he
has been fer the last ten days seIectinZ good =
for their store All in need oil nrst-ctass
goods a. low prices will do well 10 give them a
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Aallet d. Davis Upright Pianos.
Elegant holiday styles. Select now At special
low prices. S11 9th ST. n. w.
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THE EXHIBITION OF TURKISH CARPETS AND
IL G..-This exhibition, which commenced this
morning al DowiiEg's, 1lth and Pennsylvani
ave. Was largely attended and pronounced tue
most elegant collection ever seen here line eX-
hlo't VIII continue during TO morrow, and
IL q clock
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BLACK SATIN RHADAMEs
lady visited the Palais Royal with a sample OF
Lender offered bv one OF It's competitor The lady
bought thai offered by the Palais Roy al for Sc.
yard and sck nowedged the quality 10 be superior
the higher priced article termed .ieader."
BLACK SILKS
Money refunded IL unsatisfactory
Our leading competitors al do a credit business and
the leader" for 81. - OF one OF whom We obtained
sample. positively better than the silk offered
by The Palas Royal for Sl.l8.
PRIEsTLEY's MOURNING GOODS
Henriettas "Drap d Alma" "Melrose" Diasonals
Gamers HAIR Freeze. etc The regular prices of the
Pslais Royal are lower in price than ANY leader
offered elsewhere.
PLUsHEs AND vELvETs Plain and Fancy
colorings-
EVENING BROCADES ANDsTRIPEs with plain
Silks. surahs. satin Rhsdames satin Duchess aud
Faille FRANCHISE TO match
We find IL unnecessary give much attention 10 our
washington competitors our aim IL oner Sikh
below New York priceA neither we do 80 or not
can be ascertaned by sending for samples 70 the
York houses and then comparing with the silka
Of the Palais Royal
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.-The annual conclave of
tne Grand Con.nanciery of Knights Templar,
IN their 13th annual conciave, elected the fol-
lowing officers: John W. Freeman R.E.G.C;
samuel H. West, N.E-D.G.C.; W. III. Severson,
F.OG-, j. T. Edwards. E-G-C.G.; solomon II.
Morrison, EG.P.; Charles 4. e. Johnson, Egg T.:
John " Dorster. G.l..; w. Il. Brooks, IL. E.G.S.
W. Arthur Gornerys. K.E-GJ.W.; Eminent
Sir Julas Warmer, Right Eminent Grand
Warden.
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lHE MAINE SUFFERERS.-The Maine relief
committee has issued call to all ciliZens OF
Maine residing in Washington to meet this
evening at Grand Army hall, corner 9.h and ID
streets northwest, at 1:3O O'Clock, for the pur-
pose of taking final action concerning relief iOr
PASSPORT ana Pennington, Me-, sufferers by
fire
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HoSEsr. SrYl1sH. SrnoSc. CHrAr.
These tell the story of Fine Clothing for and boys
At
OAK HALL
Corner Tenth and F Streets

FOR BOYS TO 12-Corduroy Suits at 81; sold
elsewhere at So. A full line Of Norfolk and Plain
Jacke.s and Pants ut from $k5U $40. A com lete
line OF OvercOass. with without Capes from ,2 TO
$1U The goods were mostly bought lately at prices
Which enable us to sell them for less than could
have bought them for only short time Ago.
FOR BOYS Is TO 1S-A magi6cent assortment Of
Suits In Cashmere, CheviOts, Cork etc. from 20
up. Double b. e4steu ChlnchilA Coats Vests %;
worth fully $3.50 Overcoats III CASHMERE Chinchil-
Ia, COrkscrew, Beaver. etc, from Is up.
FOR MEN-Ulsters in great variety. from IS up.
Storm Coats at 80. SO Sl25O and $l5: best goods
ever offered Tor the money. 6urtOuIs vl5;
any sold at $40 Surtous al $40; sold former 24
tuil line OF OvercOAtS from ordinary stron
80 TO the finest MOntaynacs ut SO: 500 elsewhere At
49, Double BE aSted ChnchiIla Coats Vests from
1925 up n full line OF suits for Business Or Dress
All the newest designs and best at prices
fully Is below those any these pretty but
expensive establishments Black Broadcioth suits
$1& worth $50 Prince Albert suits at $40 and up
ward.
ODD PANTS-An sizes to so waists and 81 inseam
at prices which defy competition
OUR MOTTO: NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS
OAK HALL
n12 CORNER 10TH AND sTREErA
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Henry C. Griffith for.
meriy assistant engineer of the State War and
Navy department building, died suddenly Of
neart disease yesterday at his home No. OBI
Virginia avenue southeast. Mr.. Griffith Was
by birth Virginian, having been born in Al
eXandria, November 20, 1885, but Tor the past
tWenty-seven ears had been resident OF this
District. lie leaves u widow daughter and four
sons. His funeral will take place from his resi-
denee W Wednesday the 18th, under the auspices
OF Naval LOoge, No 4, +. A. A. NJ
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nHILDREN's SUITS. AGE STA q, $3.50. .. o
<aad up. Boys sutts. age 1918. $50. q. ~ ane
Overcoais, ~ eSbQ, -. IS mp Childreo's Over
ana uA Mems and Boys Pnnts from q mp
A MICA Pocketbook given away % every cash pur-
ehaeer amounting 70 - and over.
/ W. sELBY.
n1s aeaH,aele Rnnvsvasis avsnuA
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1HE CoRCoRAN cadets FAIR.-The COrcoran
cadets Corps viii open their fair at the National
Rines armory Tonight. The nails ana booths
nlch are under the general direction of Mrs
Edwards, are very prettily decorated. The fair
i IN charge OF the following committees: T.. Z
Edwards, chairman; Charles a. Meyer, seere-
tary; &. l. DAILY, W r. Morrow, L. :. Duvali
Aug Wilmer, @. Wertenbaker, l.. Prosise c.
W. Gynne. j. j. Carroll. G. $. Cotton j. Enders
tr-, j. RaeburD, r. W. Riggles, j. b. Lee C. u
rlciI and L.. LiutLe.m
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Pure Article Of Wines or LiNuOrs
at reasonable prices. Hugh j. Fegan's 3oo 9ti
ST. Old established family liquor store rs
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Wraps az Bank rupt Prices.
TOungS T36 rtn street
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THE EMERGENCY HOsPITAL.-Ata meeting OF
the board oil directors of the Central Dispensary
and Emergency hospital, held last Friday, the
ings OF The hospital for the month of October
showing total mum Der Oh white patients treated,
l'6; coiored patients, 36O; number of emer-
sency cases, So; operations Performed, Al; pre-
scrlptions Compounded, 1 ,62O visits during the
month, ,2l3; expenses iUr the month, S27S.l Is
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-10-07
Everything does Wrong

In the bodily mechanism when the liver
gets out of order. Constipation dyspep-
STA, contamination of the blood, imperfect
assimilation, are certain to ensue. But
it is easy to prevent these consequences,
and remove their cause, by course OF
Hostetters Stomach Bitters, which slim
ulates the hillary organs, and regulates
its action. The direct result is dlsap-
pearance of the pain beneath the ribs and
through the shoulder blade, the nausea
headaches, yellowness of the skin, furred
look of the tongue, and sour odor of the
breath, which characterize liver com
plant. Sound digestion secured by the
use of this celebrated restorative OF health
which imparts a degree of vIgor to the
body which is its best guarantee of safety
from malarial epidemics. Nerve weak
ness and over-tension are relieved, by IT.,
and it improves both appetite and
sleep.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-10-07
Northern Machinery In Southern
Fields

Through courtesy of Mr.. p. Mkas, Maj
J. L. Sessios, Hon. X. II. Thompson aud
representative of THE LEADER enjoyed
delightful visit to the Menclas Pianta
ton Tuesday afternoon to witness the
operation of a hay mower and patent
rake, recently introduced on this
celebrated farm 10y Mr.. 5. X. Williams,
late of Illinois. Considering the rough
ness of the ground, which had not been
prepared with view of operating any
such machines upon il, they both dld
their work handsomely. The amount OF
labor saved by the use of the machines is
simply enormous, one hand with o pair
of mules, being able to save as much nay
in day as ten.men with grass-blades and
forks. MIR. Williams, whom we found to
be IA most pleasant and practical gentle
man, expects to manage the MeneIas
plantation in future as n stock and dairy
farm. and will introduce all the improved
machinery and farm implements of the
West TO aid him in his work. We look
for some very valuable improvements III
the methods of Lincoln county farming
as the result of his example and efforts.
He will he ably assisted in his operations
by Mr.. Harding, a young lllnoisan of
solid worth and luerit. They will harvest
between IS and 100 tons of fine hay before
the season closes and next year when
they have prepared for it, will more than
treble this yield.
On returning from the hay meadow, an
hour was agreeably spent at the Menelas
mansion where our party was thrice wei
coined by Mr.. A. Mikas. Numerous eX-
otics, including the genuine tea plant,
were found growing about the yard, and
visit made to the. japanese persimmon
orchard. The Messrs, Mikas have about
a hundred of these trees growing finely,
and this year, the third since they were
transplanted, nearly all of them are bear
ing. The fruit varies in size from that OF
u large hen egg to good-sized orange,
and is of most delicious flavor. Our visit
more than ever convinced us that we have
the rrandest country under the sun If our
people only knew how to appreciate it.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-10-07
October 3. 1886.

The strong probability IS That the corps
of teachers in the county Will he ma
terially lessened under the present system
of examinations. We can very well un-
derstand why teachers should be exam
ined on studies laid down in the law, for
the grade applied for, but the exalnina-
tions required here from what we learn
were unnecessarily rigid and exacting,
and involved matters far beyond the re-
ouircments of free schools-pnzZles as it
were. This may be right, Int unless the
rule is relaxed or modified in a consider
able degree, we will have few schools
and far een.-BrdRdOH Democrat.
The Same criticism will apply with
canal force to this county. We hear the
opinion quite freely expressed that State
superintendent Preston has prepared
many questions to lie answered by
teachers on examination before the conn
ty Snperintendents, which are entirely
ont of line with what is required by the
public school curriculum, and which 1t IL
not at all essential that a public school
teacher should know. As result, as the
Democrat remarks, unless the rule ~ re-
Taxed or modified, public schools IN Llg-
coin county will he few and far between
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-10-07
RuckIen's Arnica Salve.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhenm, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by +. T. Meade d. Co.,
RrOokhayen, Miss.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-10-07
Active, Pushing and Reliable

T. T. Meade & Co., can always be re,
lied upon to carry in stock the priest and
best goods, and sustain the reputation OF
being active, pushing and reliable by
recommending articles with well establish
ed merit and such as are popular. Having
the agency for the celebrated DIR. Kings
New Discovery for consumption, colus
apd coughs, will sell it on positive guar
antee. 1t will surely cure any and every
affection of throat, lungs, or chest, and III
order TO prove onr claim, we ask you
to call and get Trial Bottle Free.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-10-07
Notice tor Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. MISS

LAND
Sept. l6. 1856.
Notice is hereby given that the fnowing-
named settler has fled notice of his intention 10
make final proOf in support his claim, ana that
said nroof will he made before the Judge or in
his absence the Clerk of the Chancery Court
Lawrence county, a. Monticello, Miss on Octo-
her 81 1886 viz +: Harriet Ward, Calvin Mard,
MATHEW Ward, Matilda Na;d samuel Ward,
Martha Ward and Willie Yard, heirs OF ClarlsSa
War;. deceased, Homestead No. ll4tS, Tor the
nwL seq and mex swA SET IL, township north.
range 81 west. -.
He names the following witnesses to prove MS
cintinuous re-idence upon, and CULTIVATION OF,
SAID land, viz
Frederick Daniel, David Taylor, sam T. Arm
strong, Jerry Howell, all Of silver Creek. r u
Lawrence county, Miss. ,,,,,-,,,,n,,
a Regist Z
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-10-07
The Colored r air.

We are indebted to the Managers of the
South Mississippi COlored Far Assocla-
ton for pamphlet containing their rules
and regulations, premium list, etc. The
Fair, which promises to be one highly
creditable to the enterprisng colored
men who are directing it, as well as to
the colored race generally, will open Oct.
Goth, and continue days. The premium
list includes premiums on stock, poultry,
farm and dairy products, all kinds OF
needle work and handicraft, cooking,
written composition, etc., and some OF tie
premiums offered are quite liberal. The
following is the list offered for cotton
For the best bale. $50 w
For the 2nd best bale. III w
For the Bird best bale. OO
Competition for all premiums is'limited
to colored people.
The entry books are now open at the
office of the Secretary, where entries may
be made in any department or class at
any time before the Fair opens. During
the Fair, commencing Tuesday morning,
entries will be made at the office of the
Secretary, on the Fair Grounds, until 5
o'clock 1ccsday evening, when all entries
will close.
Racing will be an attractive feature OF
each day of the Fair, and liberal purses
are offered for the first and second fastest
horse in each race.
Write to the Secretary, P. F. Williams,
Brookhaven, Miss, for a catalogue.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-10-07
Notice to Teachers.

In accordance with instructions from
the State supt. Of Education, will hold
a supplemental examination for teachers
on the third Saturday G6th day. of this
month, at the Court House--commenciug
at 9 o'clock A. NJ. All who wish to teach
in any of the public schools III this coun-
ty, are notified to he present on that day {;
or they will be barred from that privilege
till the first Saturday in next May
provided they have not already been
licensed 20 teach. Each applicant is re-
quirrd tn pay so cents as an examination
fec-besides furnishing evidence of "a
good moral character, and ability to
govern school"
JAMES VI. GRAFTON.
County Supt. Ed.
October g. 1856
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-10-07
Arranging for the coiored Fair.

There was large and enthusiastic mass
meeting of the colored citizens of Lincoln
county in the Court House Monday night,
Oct. 4th, the purpose of which was to Or
ganize suitable measures in preparing ex-
hibits for the Fair. There will be another
meeting next Monday night to perfect ar
engagements already set on foot.
The public is invited.
q NJ G. F.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-10-07
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Illinois Central Railroad.

GOING NORTH (DAILY).
No z ExPREsss-Leavcs y. g.. .9:i5 n. ~
Arrives Brookhaven, $50 p. IN
Arrives at Jackson, $50 p. M
No. 1 ExPREss-Leavcs N. o.. 300 p. IN
Arrives BrookhavcD, 1850 p. m
Arrives at jackson, l2:47 a. m
GOING SOUTH DAILY.
No. l ExrR.-L'ves. Jackson. .4:05 p. IN,
Leaves BrOokhayeu, 6:c5 p. IN.
Arrives at n. o., II p. m.
No. ) UAIL-Lcaves Jackson. .1:2- a. IN.
Leaves Br0okhaven, 3:2s ~. M.
Arrives New Orleans, s:2O a. IN.
These Trains stop at all regular sta
lions.
I5-Trains both ways make close con-
nectiOn with all Of the |. e. branch roads
FREIGHT TRAINS
No mixed going north leaves Brook
haven at 5000. NJ.
No. mixed going south leaves Brook
haven at $50 =. VI.
~ Mixed Freights do not run on Sun.
day and none goes south on Monday.
J.C. CLARKE, Gen. Manager.
J. w. COLEMAN, A. 6. p. Agent.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-10-07
WhitwOrth College.
TERMS TO LOCAL PATRONS.

Tuition in Primary Department.
from Sept. 90, '86, to June l, 81. $50 W
Tuition in Preparatory Department
from Sept. %, SO, to June l, 49,. so W
Tuition in Collegiate Department
from Sept. 90, 'o6, to June l, 81. 4o W
Payments to be made quarterly.
l.. Il. FITZHUGH, President.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-10-07
The best Groceries at PoweIrs.

Powell sells the best hams and break
fast bacon.
Fresh cakes, jumbles, mic macs and
crackers at PowelPs.
Powell sells the finest Patent Flour
Every article guaranteed pure, fresh
and at the lowest prices at Powell's.
Powell always has "a full fresh stock OF
groceries and fancy goods.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-10-07

Kohlman's Great Cash House is now
filled with large and remarkably cheap
stock of desirable goods, all purchased for
spot cash, and must be sold in order to
make room fer new arrivals.