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Daily Republican., 1888-09-11
How 10 Make Common FOOD Help the
NervouF, Tired Feeling at = Cost Of
Gents per Day.

| How 10 Make Common food Held the
NervouF, Tired Feeling at u Cost Of
Gents per Day.
Seventeen per cent. of your food is al.
bumen, derived from the vegetable and
animal kingdom. All strength originates
in the nerves. Their strength originates
from albumen alone. II albumin is not
digested, or dissolved as finely as water,
IL cannot be absorbed by the nerves as a
nutritive, and consequently 1t cannot give
them strength to execute the functions of
the body, thereby leaving you a weak,
tired, nervous invalid. Tonics aud stimu.
lants can give you but a temporary help
and must leave reaction. Food is the
only basis OF strength. If the nerves are
starved into weak inability they must be
helped artificially. Until 3 years ago It
was not possible for science to dissolve
al6unen fine enough for the nerves
without spelling 1t. Digestion for the
blood circulation was easy enough Dur
lng 1881 DR.. A Thompson, of Lowell,
Mas succeeded in doing 1t by a veIy
simple, harmless process, ard has proved
It to the sat sfaci OF scientific men,
through the action of the MoLie Nerve
FOOD, in Its re! ats on paralysis, nervous
wear out and the rapid recovery from the
reaction after over-stimulation, and the
relief of the tired feeling in women, with
IN few hours; acting only like a food
The Moxt Syrup, 70 cents bottle, taken
with Ice or soda water, will keep per-
son strong aud vigorous at a cost Of 8
cents per day, and not lose It's effects more
THAI other food. DR.. Thomps on's pic
ture and signature is pasted across the
cork OF the genuine Use no other.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

PARIS, September lO-F We hundred
striker aud fifty women at Allasac, near
Limoges, started to hold meeting yer
terday. Finding the way to the meeting
place blocked by infantry with liked
bayonets TIE women rushed forwards,
telling the men to T. How, SIX we're
VIC aDded and the infantry fell away
The victorious strikcr5 then held their
meeting. Afterwards further conf cts
arose aud and several more strikers were
wounded, the soldiers again falling back
The Mayor offered to mediate DetHc. Il
the masters AMI the strikers,
One thousand sv,ikcre, accompanies
by two hundred womeD, morcLed TO
Limoges. The women WeIG iuccuspd be-
cause Of the mems inability 90 uhlain
work, and threatened TO destroy The
works. scenes tim.'al tc those 90 Ala
sac occurred until the lrOor wsre vi H.
drawn Many OF ita tll,lurs Were
wounded. - Socialists are iorme4J.Hg
disorder
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11
Infuriated Itallans.

CARBoEDALE, Sept 10-LAst night
q party Of drunhen Itallsns, armed with
bludgeons, reyolveTs, sabrss and crow
bars, created panic in the neighhor
hood Of North Main street. Headed by
o man named Giovanni OAssiscO they
marched 60 the American House, the
leading hotel OF tho city, and, rushing
in, they began o terrific onslaught upon
the gussls and visitors assembled on the
porch. The guestB upstairs locked
themselves IL, aud as tue rooms down
stairs were quickly deserted the ItAlians
helped themselves Rt the bar and con
tinued fearful racket for consider
able time.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Joints and muscles may escape the sgo.
nizing tortures of rheumatism If they
will but take time by the forelock p
and annlhilate the symptoms of oncom-
ing trouble with the beHignaHt aud high,
ly sanctioned blood depuTent and alter.
native, Hos'eter's Stomach Bitters Poi
sons mo'tly constitute the ordinary
means of battling with this attrociod i,
complaint. Avoid the risk of using
these by restoring to the safe as well al
etlectual anti-phlogistic and preventive
After exposure to damp through drart
and all other causes which encourage O
rheumatic tendency, a Wineg glasslul oil
the bitters prevents I'll fleets. No surer
preventive of malarlal ailments ike
fever and ague, bilious remittent. dumb
ague and a2ue cake exists, and 1t is, be.
sides, a most genial recuperator OF
strength exhausted by excessive, mental
or physical effort. Miners, mariners op
eratiyes and others whose avocations in
volve laborous work in rough weather
out of doors, or close application indoors
find it invaluable.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11
Pror, Opinions on the Message.
sTRADpLING THE ISSUE
Baltimore American, Rep.

"One thing Is manifest from a perusal
OF the letter. Mr.. Cleveland has awak
ened to the fact that his message to Con
gIess, the bill framed upon it and the
policy outlined at ST Louis have not
awakened a popular wave, as he had con
fdently hoped; and so, in his formsl
letter Of acceptance, withheld until less
than two months before the election be
endeavoTs to straddle the issue which he
himself provoked, and afford agreeable
reading at the same time to those on the
ranches of Texas aud those In the mills
oil New Jers y and Connecticut"
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

The following gentlemen have been
namC1 as suitable candidates for noml.
nation by the Republicans Of our city:
SenAtor-Edward Belts, Edward @.
Bradford Washington Hastings and 8.
II. BAynard.
Representative--J. H. Hodeeker, 8.
j. Wiley and Henry b. Duncan.
Levy Court-Georgs MoOAll, VIM.
N. PSle, W. b. Plerson and jeremiah
j. Mahoney.
Either OF the above gentlemen will
prove popular candidate and althouEA !
scores OF Republicans are not on the as
se2sment, the chance for an election is
not 30 bad a. might bs Imagined, "a a
great many Democrats WOuld voc for
them.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

MAIDEN, Mass, Septemb 1O.-Fath.
er Flatley, of st. Mary's Church, yester-
day announced at all the masses that he
had received instructions from the Arch,
bishop that at a meeting of the church
dlgnitaIies, held at Baltimore, instruct
ions were Issued that all Catholic parent:
having children must send them to the
pafochial schools under pain of sin. A
number of pupils who have formerly at.
tended the public schools begun to-day
to attend the parochial schools
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

ATHENS, Sept. 10-Twn earthquake
shocks have occurred ut Vost;zzI on
the { JIinthiAu Gulf, doing great dam
e. Noops have been dispatched
and provisions for the destitute. Vcs
tizzA Is town OF about 1900 inhAbi-
t9nts, lying eighteen miles east south
eP7t of PAtrs7. 1t has a good hArbor
and considerable export trade In cur
rants and piue timber.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

BALTIMORE, Sept. l0.-Fiftesn picked
players OF the Baltimore Cricket Club
were easily vRnquished to-dsy By the
irish Gentlsmen'H eleven, the score be.
ing l73 70 1l9. The ground was 8, gg,
but the Foreigners made ltny hitl ana
played = splendid fielding game In spite
Of the ha1 weather. j. s HoiEts, of
The Baltimore, male a good stand for
45 runs, and in the bowling Bruno
shoWC1 up crsdItably.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

wm. j. Morrow has prepared a new
vRne which he viii. plhCs on the Court
House next week, the old one having
bean blown off by the blizzard last
winter. 1t Is composed entirely OF
copper, Is 11Jz feet long and so inches
wide In the csntre, 1t will FevOlve on
a centre and will be moved by the
lishtsBt air, sc 1t may be relied upon as
a true indicator Of the direction the
wind may be blowing. A rigger hss
been employed to place it in position
and the arrangement Will be suoh as
preclude the possibility Of accident.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

PhIIas .InhIa z fesg. Ksp.

"President Cleveland began in Deem
Der with an attack; he opens in septem
Der with an apology. His letter OF ae-
cepiauce is one long excuEe for his De
cember message The country has
waited three months to learn II he had
the courage Of his convictions as Free
trader; 1t tinds that he is only conscious
of his perils as candidate
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

UIneInnhV UommeTolaI baZofIo, htp.
"Thc letter attempts SO much that 4,
aocomplishes nothing beyond the conclu-
slyG exposure of the weakness of the
Presidents position rs candidate for a
second term IL. will soon be relieved,
and 1t is high time Tor the strain upon
him is too great. A man cannot live
long with such an impression Of his own
Importance
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11
A JACKsoNIAN LEADER.
NeW ! ORR heraId. Dam.

"Throwlng, then, to the breeze his
standard, ON which he writes the watch
word of the canvas, Unnecessary taxa
tion is unjust taxation, MIR. Cleveland
takes formal command Of the Demo,
cratic party and the campaign ior the
Presidency begins. Ii is Jacksouian
battle with Jacks nian leader"
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Professor W. s. Reynolds will lecture
before Industry Lodge A. 0 U. w. this
evening, at their regular meeting This
IS one of the n onthly course of lectures
given by this lolge, and as the professor
hes chosen for b lis subject, Laws Govern
ing Storms, Hurricanes and Cyclones" it
will be one OF the most interesting OF TIE
season.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Before Judge Bregy yesterday Savaro
DeV,co, young barber who recently at
mpt2 ID to shoot John Rogers in Frank
lin Square, without any provocatiof ,
was sentenced to an Imprisonment of
nine months.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11
WITHOUT EVASION OR EQUivocATIoN.
HsTrisburg Patriot Dem

"There is no evasion or equivocation
io a single line. Unnecessary taxation
Of the people up II their necessaries Of
life is condemned in the strongest terms,
and relief from this onerous burden is
made the keynote Of the campaign"
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11
Pure Spices, Pure spices fresh 0rouL d
st OripE ans, East 2i st


The Republican State Convention will
meet at Dover on Thursday, September
l2). The New Castle county committee
therefore gives notice that delegates Il
that convention will be elected on Satur
day next. In Wilmington the polls will
be open from to z O'Clock p. m, ant
the exception OF Red Lion, St. Georges
Appoquinimink aud Blackbird, where th'
polls will close at q o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

thSs everybody ought 10 know that A.
Sergeant gives 9840 lbs. of the best, well.
Cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak,
p ae and hicory kindllng wood in large
losds. Lime for whiteWAshing. Yard,
foot Of Monroe street. Central Office,
Seventh and King streets. Look fox fhf
blue signS Opening In the evening,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11
PRICE ONE OENY!


Eha ehSnRsBt hRt house IN 6hS city
8uInford RrOn,' AO4 MaIkSt B6FSsa
Oupping and leeohings l0s L. Second ct
Try Bush's coal you will like II.
brazilian Balm, Immediate cure for numpu.
Try Buah's coal you win surely like 1t.
hiilArd y. Davis, jeweler, i, Second St
Fine IS Il, Rings, GrHahrs. IS Z. Fourth
Frank RooD Smith, druggist, 5th and King,
American Laundry, en2 West Front street
Fine cigars and notions at N. W. corner
seventh and Poplar streets. L. Bell.
H. D. Hollis keeps none bat tho best Q t
the twenty-five cent candy factory, NO, 4
West Second street
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

"Mr. Cleveaud's letter of acceptance
leaves very little to be said on the sub
iect OF witch he spaaks 1t is full JUS
tihcation of the position of tariff reform
In which the Democratic party, under
his lead, has placed itself"
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Ladiea wishing lHo9 caps for their
children should visit the store OF the
M ssaa Hukill e PoiBt, Second and Tat.
nal streets. where they can secure q
bArsain; also she wstch.spriug corset.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Z. K. Hapns will open his oyster
house, No. s3l Jefferson street, on Fri
day, September z, where he will keep
constantly on hand 9 full supply OF
fresh and salt oysters at the usual
prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

"The ling time taken In its prepara.
ton has led the public to expect better
letter. 1t will prove disapp lintmeut to
his friends, and will not help the dWiud-
ling fortunes Of his party,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

"The letter, in spite of Its advanced
Cleveland. The mask is too thin, aud
the real meaning OF the Wo:ds ne uses
Is unmistakable."
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

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Cummings, Pu8.rTat , .Ha copy
yo1r old piotu'a t4lz.r ,.sr -sz= =tIe
elg Take them 70 ctn s -gaCt
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Eighth and Market streetr, re opens
Monday, Sept Sd. Ofh,s now optp
$3.50 q. M, to p. m., for the enrollmS NJ
Of pupils.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

We stop ihc pvsss 10 say the prettirat
window Ia this city can be seen nj no
West second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

break for sale at Hukill g Polst, south
cast corner Second and TAtnall streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Ask for Youths Smoking T1ba1ca
Jos. Wallace. COT Pine EtTest.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Pure blood admrl Of no disesse
Therefore use DE-. Sum- Bl,3I Pol
der, the never failing Ol0Ci cats. 4th
sud King streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Go to Smeliz for yyur choice p ache
ut lowest market pIicCs, 10 East FourtL
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

0, fs or SO gems for 20 CO ntH nt Gum,
miBgs' q lsry, 500 Marker Etraet.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Tae celebrated Three 3. B. B. Oh ar,
manufactured by u E, BOurt0D 8
Bro, No. 2i9 West aeooAd B5"a1G Ibs
BEST 30, cigar in the eitg rEs taen
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

T.Eat your c1lG iu L3ae a-- r. of
CO sumption By rE D.. s mms'
Pu uorie BF'sau .A cGd KipR
streets,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Discharge certificates obtained by w.
8. McNair at Haywara's r.usion 01llce,
room lS, Exchange Building
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Powell Ia Washington street market
and 10. 50s Mad!scL s,stes, mas coed
lot Of Dish for tO-moErug's market; also
U4Rlls an1 lOD6taEa.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Take out our sdver., 81 We hEy 9 81
the husIHess the boys caz attend TO.
CHAPMAN ssVCGth AID OrsuRs.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

sush'1r French street wEEEi is the place
r3ouy svag coAl.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Reybold has p very gpod hanio fol-
sale, very reasonable, Rt No. 1914 Tat
nall street,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

prevented and cure bg HoOpec's Al o.
dyue. Bss. medicine for tseLhtrs E. d
o1lic. All drugslhla
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

The Board Of Education held . reRu
lar nesting last evening, and remAIned
In aersion for two hours during Whioh
time they transacted business to the ex
tent of-well nothing, oompArA tlvely
speaking, except to-paAa q few unimpor
tnnt motions. pheEa was plenty OF talk
President BAisd oooupiod the chaiV.
The Treasurer made the the following
report, which was referred to the ri
nance Committee:
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Our 50 and 6O-oent teas are the great
est bargains offered. You should try
them. Crippen, 6 East ID st.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

ToT ilTeE =Ia ASS, ni-sEsttc leass:
ya,'s aLus Cars 20 o 20 it.Ee med
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Get your Wriusers repaired q RIch-
mond Z, N, W, cor. Eighth and TatnRll
STREETS.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Go to Mcclure for all kinjs o. fsl
and oysters every 0ay. Elgath stIes
N Srkst house,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11
P. ]. VALSH&'C CO.,
500 Market Street

Have some very desirable
goods In the Housefurnish-
ing line at greatly reduced
prices in order to make room
for new fall goods now arriv-
ing. Hair Cloth ParIor Suites,
7pieces,Solid Vain ut Frame,
$40, S4s, $50, SIS and
500. Every suite warrant
ed to give satisfactory wear
In proportion to price paid.
Very Handsome Doubl
Suite, spring edge, Silk and
Mohair Plush Suites at all
prices from $50 to $125.
Antique Oak and Ash
Chamber Suites, 7 pieces,
large Bevel Plate Mirror,
$25 to SIS.
Black Walnut Marble
Top Chamber Suites, COM
plete, from $40 to sroo.
Wardrobes, Hat Racks,
Hall Stands, Centre Tables,
etc
Mattresses, Pillows, BoIs-
ters and Springs, Stoves,
etc, at lowest cash prices.
Carpets, Oh Cloths and
Window Shades at Cores
ponding figures. Please ex-
anime this stock and COM
pare prices with other hou1es
and we feel you will be con-
vincsd that you can get
more value for your money
here than anywhere else.
Our Clothing Department
is now fully stocked with
good, reliable, custom-made
goods for men, boys and
Children's wear. Sold on
our regular terms: Week.
Iy or monthly payments.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11
when baby was SICK, we gave her Castor "a,

" HtH UNUJ Wd5 HIUN NC FaFe HeT ON5EOI lal
When she was Child she cried for CastoriA
When she became Miss she chung to OsstoriA
When she had children abe gave tnen Cas-
tOriE,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Flre candy q Eerausor's, Il :, "a,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11
Peaohcs / Peaehes n

Homemade candles, 4 W. sud st.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

Taylors Phna. Dime Express, sOs Kirg
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11
A WORD OF WARNING.

white soaps each represented to be just good the o"
Ike all cOunerfe lack the peculiar and remarkable quates of
Ak for Ivory" Soap and insist upon getting it,
Copyright 1880 by Proctor &
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11
PITTsBURG LErrkR.

Coming OsDtennlaI. natural Gar, FIRE
Deportment- Fanny P0lIoemRn-six
Foot Republican OIub-BrOOk's Bill
ThoatFos and Society.
Glarraunauaanaa - tha um--hRt..-
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-02-23
&. +. FITZHUGH, Secretary.
"Didn't Know She Had Set

One of the defeated independent candi-
dates for representative of this county
was riding past one of his intelligent
neighbors in the piney woods Il few days
ago and cnquired for the news. "The
main thing Of interest that see in my
papers, responded the neighbOr, sis, that
the Legislature has passed Constitutional
Convention bill aud that the Governor
has vetoed it, and that it has killed one
or two bills to prevent the sacrifice Of
property sold under deeds of trust. 1t has
also passed five mile law for Brook
haven" "Is that SOP" qucrled the erst
while wonld be statesman, in the tone of
man on whose henighted intellect some
great fact had suddenly dawned, II hadn't
heard nothin' about any thing the L"gis-
lature has done. Uhen did she set, any
hom?" BY this time the well posted neigh
Dor was nearly choking with suppressed
laughter, and the defunct candidate for
legislative honors, discovering that he
had made serious slip somewhere. babe
his neighbor hurried good morning and
rode on
Our informant is not certain but thinks
the benightcd would be statesman referred
o wLS tn, Tai! Sycamore of Topisaw.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-02-23
IIYMENEAI..

Miss Ncnie Warren and X. NJ. Brown,
Esq, of Wharton, Texas, were married
on last Thursday evening, the 18th inst,
and left on the first train for their future
home. Miss Nenic has been one oi our
brightest and best and will be greatly
missed by many friends as well rs relatives
Mr. Brown is AN ambitious and capable
youag lawyer and half Won the victory at
life when he claimed us his wife a Brook
haven girl. Miss Nenic was the last re-
manning daughter of Mr.. J. Warren, who
has thus gained his fifth sonin-law. No
daughters are more beautiful or better fit
ted to make glad the heart of man, and
hramtify his hom". The best wishes OF
nj, attend Mr. and Mrs. Brown i'll their
united lives.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-02-23
CITIZENS MEETING.

meeting of the citizens and tax-pay-
ers Of Brookhaven was held at the court
house Tuesday night, for the purpose OF
taking into consideration the important
matter Of municipal reform and nominal
ing ticket pledged to an economical adj
ministration of the city government
After the object of the meeting had
been stated by Hon A G McNair, A Lew
enthal, Jr, was called to the chair and &
I Fitzhugh elected secretary.
On motion Of T Hobbs a committee of
five was appointed whose duty it shall be
to draft resolutions expression OF the sense
OF the meeting; to canvass among the pos
sible and probable candidates for mayor
and Aldermen, and report ticket subject
to ratification It the next meeting, Com
mittee: X II Thompson, W II Penn, W
Bennett, + r Sherman, f Pfeifer.
On motion, the above Committee vas
instructed TO reuort at an adjourned meet
ing next Thursday at 7:3O IN.
On motion committee of FIVE was APP
pointed to see all the voters of the town,
to state the object Of the movement and
urge their attendance at the next meeting.
Committee: w p Baggett, Chas Mcclure,
d. A. Patrick, f. NJ. Bee, +. NJ. Martin
On motion the Chairman was added to
both of the above committees.
There being No further business, the
meeting adjourned until Thursday, Feb.
%, 7:30 p IN.
A. LEwESTHAL, JR.,
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-02-23
COnst0ble'sl Sale.
J. Il. WATSON
+. l.. AND NJ. J. KELLY.


+. l.. AND NJ. J. KELLY.
Execution $1,000; costs, $3.50; total,
$40 so.
By virtue of a writ of execution to me
directed by Hon. G.. S. Mcmillan, a JUS
tice of the Peace, in and for Supervisors
District, No. one of Lincoln County, Miss
issippi, rendered by w. P. Baggett, n
former Justice of the Peace, in and for
said district aforesaid, on the 18th day of
October, A. d., 1884, for the sum of sixty
five dollars and costs to the amount of
five dollars and fifty cents, against f. L.
aud NJ. }. Kelly, in favor Off. I. Watson,
will, on
Monday, the e6th Day of March, A. ID. 'ss,
within legal hours prescribed by law,
proceed To sell ut the Court House door of
Lincoln County, at public auction. to the
highest aud best bidder for cash, the fol-
lowing described real estate situathed in
Lincoln County, Mississippi, or so much
thereof ~ will ht. sufficient to satisfy said
amount and all costs ro-wit: Southeast
quarter and south half ot northeast quar-
ter, section :, townships, range z, and the
west halt of northwest quarter, section &,
township 8. range 4, levied on as the
property of defendants aud will be sold to
satisfy said Judgment and all costs.
J.. j. DECELL,
Feb. I6-3t Constable.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-02-23
Notice TO Teachers,

\ Teachers Institute meeting will he
held at the Court House Oh Saturday, the
10th day of March next, at IL o'clock, a.
NJ. At the same time ard place IA Teachers
Association will be organized for the
benefit of the teachers Of the county and
others Interested in educational matters.
Also series of text books for schools for
the next five years Will be adopted.
JAMES NJ. GRAFTON,
County Superintendent.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-02-23
HAMILTON SMITH, President.
FELIX MAY, Clerk.

Our friend of the Clarion Ledger
espouses the cause of Col. Deason, and
SAYS, 1--WE venture the prediction that
the present Representative, Deason)
will prove one of the best that county
ever had" We feel not the slightest
unkindness towards Col. Deason, but
in the name of God how can the
Clarion LEDGER, as Democratic paper
defend old Republicans sent here by
the negroes against the Democratic
nominee, and at the same time deal
out wholesale abuse to the best Dem
ocrats in the Legislature, such as
Boone, Walker, billiard, ct al.-Ne~
MissisSippian.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-02-23
BRooKHAvEN MARKET.
Prices Current-Corrected Weekly.

Prices Current-Corrected Weekly.
Neal, 3.50a
Flour. 47506
Bacon, ga Zoe
Lard, 10c a
Hams 1910 l5c,
Sugar, Ia Zoe
Coffee, 22I26c
Rice, "a Zoe
Tobacco, 35G75c
Bntter, goa Acc
Salt, fine, $l.500
Calico, safe
Brown Domestic, SAGE
. b" i70Sc
Bleached " Ga lac
CottOn-GOOd ordinary, S40
Low middling, sta SIZE
Middling, 9a94
Eggs, 10c
Chickens, 1.50G $40
Hides-green sailed, &c
Dry sailed, 7c
Flint, 7!G5c
WOOl-Washed, 25c
3" Unwashed, Ice
- Slight bury, IS
Medium bury, Zoe
- Bad bury. SC
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-02-23

Marsden's Pectoral Balm is not only "a
sure cure for Group, but an und"ubted
preventative. IL will cure whooplnS
cough, colds, coughs, bronchitis, hoarse-
ness and all affections of the throat and
lungs.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-02-23

have used Marsden's Pectoral Balm
lor many years, with the greatest salts
faction. In pleuro- pneumonia 1t has
proved more efficacious than any cough
mixture have ever used. When my chill
dren, or any of my family have cough
or cold, / have invariably nSed it with
marked benefit. Il. w. MCGEHEE,M. ID.