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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-24

TIE 0orOnsr's jury IN the oase OF IA,
young nan VIA was killed on Thurs.
oAyl on the Baltimore snd Oilo rail.
road, near Il Iokessln, exonsrI,sd ths
company from blsms, busrscon nsuisd
maj warning signals should be ereolsd
~ sveFy plaoe where there Nrs log
bridges over the road. The testimony
showed shat the overhead bridge which
caused the death OF this young man d
only about four fest above me ton AZ
me car, and that there IL Ano her On
THIS Same road which IL phlI lowsr.
Theae bridges CAnnoi be rated on A.
count OF Increasing the grade q tbs
pubic roads, thersiors the only tblpa
thai can be done Is for the rsilrosS
company 10 have warning signals ersr,.
ca 81 points far enough from the brldss,
20 give The train hands sufi slant ~
% avoid tbs danger Railroad oom.
pAnles should, And We bslle7s they do
~ Tar 81 possible, do everything 10
their poWsT to avoid accidents. but M
precautions are too great 10 bs am.
pioyed 10 protest the lives and limbs o.
taelE enploysL We hope the recon- =.
msnaAston OF the Jury will be com oiled
WIN, as Is may DO the means OF sayln ,
The lives Of oihers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-24
REaTsTHR's ORDER.
~ RD8 IsTER'B OFFIUE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL.,

november lZtht 1873.
Upon tle application Ofsecurlty Trust safe
llepoelt %, Adm lnlatrHturi c ia OF Jean H.
liobertA1u. late ofM iundTc cd, In said
county deceased, II u ordered aud directed BY
the Reg lster that the AdMfni1trator Aforesaid
give uotlce Of HrautinE Ofiottern OF AdallBts-
uAllon, I, a., upon the estate al the deceased,
WIZ Tie date Of grantlng thereof
by eauhinE Advertisements 70 be- posted
Within 10 days from the date Of such
letters IN ak OF the most nubiir
places OF tho county OF New Castle, reqairinf
al perarlts having demands against the esiate
70 preatnt the came, or abide BY An Act %
Assembly IN Gnch case made and provided
ena AlhOeausu the same 10 be Inserted within
the same period IN Tie Daiiy REFuHricAN,
neWnphper puhltshedin Wilmington, and u
" cOntlhueq Herein ihfee weeks %, O.dO
{ - uiven under the hand aud Seal Of
L. &. Nghre Of the Register aforEhnld. Al
49, FWllmtrgton, IN New Castle County
Aioreship, the day aud year above written,
john X. BRADFORD IieRisier.
MOTTO II. All persons having claims srainst
lhr tsla le OF the deceased must present the
SAME dHiY uttested to the Administrator, G, a,
on OF hitorn NOVemhtr i2th, issa or abide
the Ae0 Of Assembly In such case made and
PROVIDED.
SECURITY TRUsT& SAFE DEPOSIT o.,
Administrator, 9. L. a.
Address, Wilmington, Del.
nI6-eod-gY
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-24

ot'ey Vernon hEs OBJ his stalls in the
Eighth street Market . good supply Of
pork sausage and sorAppls, which he lie
selling At reasonable prioss. ItisR No.
| article, and hnds r. GOV sale PsTsonS
who buy once AIs sure 10 cali again.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-24

That everybody ought to know that A.
Sergeant gives 224O lbs Of the BEST.
veil cleaned coal ia every ton yOu buy.
oAE, pine and hickory kindliDR wood in
is'ge loads. Lime fpr white washing
Ksrd, foot OF AouroB street. Central
Office, Seventh and King streets. L,ook
for the blue sign. Open in the evening
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-24

Bols As|ant and dspot ioF Delaware Of "A
Earth olUIany BroWfrR CoWanRnVla Fi1rfas1
Lager hbgr.
sole asHntl for MRHnGF n 90. VI Fhfladnirh
RTeweFiEs, Mssseyia Bruwn ntSrt T.xA
Xxx AirHB AND fsUIffEH3,
OTdsrsbY mall will recaiVa prsmnt attain
ton. Goods shipped " any port NEE q
bOerd. felephohe connection.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-24
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
II Schedule IN effect Nov. Is, 1855.

| RALTIMORE Il OHIO RAILROAD,
~ Schedule IN eject Nov. ls. 1855.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE. DE
So. Pof bAsrBOUhD.
PhIsdsIrha, wrek days, 20 10 HIo On
Iss. ts %, 9 %, 40 70, II o., m; si2 81 %
90 Q 60, 70 70, 6as, o 2s 800 ID. gf0p m
rhiladelpdiA. sundays. Ssx0, TOn, 4 Ss
% 80 10 u OsA no. 90 loo, 90, SEA
Chester, week days. 20 20, go, I co s.
$50, 800 II % nj az 90. I 90, 8 o., b5
% 20, sab 02s, 30, . 90 . m.
Ohsttsr, undays, - 70. 100, TL6 poh
20, = M RtO, 90, o0. BtA s62s, q,
WEST BOUND.
bAltimors ana Warrington, IS So al 9,
Amlats, .. cop N; ia 40 nizht. All daiII.
7 30 n daily except sunday.
OnieAEo eni PittsoHFR, alg 40 night. - %
olnslnhau and 81, Louis. III 81. a m and
y 20 p n; both ALI
81 gerry A'cOmm odstion, 20 and II 10 p
m, daily.
LsHdsabers Aeoomu odGti,n. weak dsv,
II 90 . mi2tb and b2s p n; Sunday, 10
. IN and - . ~.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION.
Sunday, for BalumorS 5.S5a. M. and .. ist :
r.. 2ly, y M q daily except sunday,
q .. IN. daily. except Sunday; a.iO a. m. on
Hunaay unlfs h,lR q. pa. daily,
fitsburs aud Chicago express daily, 8 Is
p, M.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WI. NTfNg.
TO r..
DAILY, 'i2.O5 a. m, 800, 10 On, sn.oo. am
u o. noon, d %, 400, 50, s4.60, =. 81 s7.GU.
.Daily, gsespi sunday, % aud 7.2s a. H.
=. q aud 81. 60p. m. -
sundar only 10 ia m,
Y lepnhuu. No. 1874.
Rates to Wuatrrn points lover than via a,,y,
other tine. - any
q. O. ECgIL, W NJ CLEMENTS
Gsu'l russ. Agent GehtFai Manager
ulh4tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-24
Railaa alphiA WLlmlnstua q nj
tlmorO Railroad

sRaina u1n laava NFlam1Ansan q anaInM
3 ?!S b y IL !: $40 g. ] !:
Is isSS9 sa wa w Z 9. = ma " ~
~ gs'i ! GS Iss z. Z 4 % "a 81 =
! AcsGgR 4 SsdssslPs, q go 20 Gla p@
n1E q. sii.ss Ia. ~ O., v x w Va
10 VS. thsssss Via LanOs,u. 3 q sas
9 e, sasehd soep. d,
B1ale 10 ssd iassfhsaisss q si.ssiona lsiss
EsltinSoasSs 4 I'D i,s7 II lsagGnm
Eaitlmogs and " ashihs Ton. IA X; Ia sVs
M lieo a M, aSd i u, 3 q, "a. I'D
Tfaing Tor belawsrs Division leave fer,
q N n se sss y "a a ~ LIS z: N, - "a
ssgrgstoNn and tewss, g - a. m..sssp.u.,
hsEfiHaas@ = 1aissss y. "a 1;ays.Atioas. So
q, 5,.pTSss q. HifTihEsOa. 8 - ,. =. wS
- E1SS, s u. bovsr. Harriax.Oa. ana Dsl
KrankliR City, e@h n,
tori Ssd ASrfsis. x q Mai. io r0'H' 'O'A'
Leave FhilAdelphiS Brood s,rs.a IN wp
- bxi, eW, so, II 0p, n.
81. Sa.S 3 ~ 40 90 i ia a ana IA ). r.
SUNDAY EEAIWw.
Tor Fhilaaelphia leKprassl, goa, ga an
a ~, II 81 4, n, An, 6EA andf6
Accommodation, biSK q. n, mi. in. "a
Aor ester leEpreaal, US. Q 10. II q Q n
q. ~. and y % p, -.
Aceon nedAton, SBAmL 1ai5. rs. au
Ro! New Yofi lsxpEsasl, o. 10. s@, TIA
2 ~ II u O. n, ~, IA, a1a, - and is.Ga
. y vi y wSss cnssssR via na~oAiH. sIsa NJ,
!, EeF ,eiPe caarlss, Old Point oOnsOrs ana
- For AsE oastie, Middlatoun. dayton.
loyer, Feitonz HerIlnEtOns BeafoEd, Laurel
baltimore and MAShinEtoa, In 60 sea
y ~ q m, Y g, = - and I q D. n, Hall
more, 2, 20 and y 8p. N.
NJ, h.os q. and II. 70 Y, N.
Accommodation, s.8 lo.B A. N, n.B,Ga,
b y, 2. ~ end y. q 4. NJ
kor further Information, passengers are N.
lerred 70 the ticket once a the station.
trains married. thus ~ are iimitad aHprasa
upon which extra fare Il charged.
1hlAh, z. PuaH, J. u. WOOD
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-24
rns status Of Inc / Ious.


WAsHIs GToN, Nov. IS Tho polIu-
cal situAtlOp 90 fsF As the bexs flouas i,
concerned remains as Il " IA yeetaI ilAv
General CLARK, the DemoeEAtic olsrk. (,
still figuring ont q majority from In
southern States, and Goihnel O1Ay Il
still trying 10 secure esrudoates foT ths
Republicans who have been elected
The small amount OF news that colngr
to tho Republican bead quarters ann
shows that the counting proossa 4,
under gay, but II Is 6vlds Htly q serIous
matter with the Democrats as 10 iust
how much OF that busiuest osu bs nm.
deItaksn without danssr.
Nothing dehnitais likely to be dota
for few days, but In the meantime the
anxiety 10 Increasing, d nd feArs that
two Houses will be organ ssd ere ysTy
IIte'y expressed. Ga thai point Chair
mas QUEy will say NOTHING more than
he has sAid already. He win DO All he
can 70 secure the seat Of every Rspubli-
can who has been elected, and II IL he
comes necessary 10 take extreme ma
sures like the organization OF another
House, hs will be found ready. IA IA
tired OF seeing ballota cast one way and
counted another. In fact the election
methods OF the South, much as hs mas
beard OF them Area genuine surprise 20
him,
Tue only talk which comes from tho
Dem oorhtH besides their claim h The
advice Of the leaderB mat thev nIlow
the Republicans to oreauizs the Houss
and accept the responsibility for losIs
lation. The officials WHOSE placss DE-.
pend upon Democratic odntroI are NOT
anxious 70 do this, but there are indi
cations that sonls such withdrawal will
end the Rght.
BouTELLE FOR SECRET AIRY OF THE
NAVY.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IS The evening
papers here cay that there is . s1rops
movement amongst naval officers Iook
Ing to the appointment al CouRreasmnD
Boutelle, Of Maine, TO be Ssoretarv m
the Navy. Mr.. Bouiells was a VoluntssT
y, ena nHHAl hefvios during the war and
In the House has bee1 iptareRtnd IN
nsvAi AHalrs and the chief opponent,
both in the Committee aud on the dnor'
Of Mr.. Whitney's AdmihiAtrAtlon. M
Is popular IN the Department and The
idea lie to convey the department opin.
Ton 70 General Harrison.
Mr.. KAssoE FOR SECRETARY OF wan
WAshIRGToNi Nov. a3.-Fhs latest
speculation about the Cabinet OF PreEi
dent Harrison suggests A. RaaIon. Of
Vermont, for Secretary d. State, Gan
stai hasson was minister to Austria
ahu later minister at Berlin, where he
WAS succeeded by Mr.. Ptndleton,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-24

Election is over. Let ua hAvo peaea
and cell tobacco cheaper than ever.
Respectfully, A. A. Chap nan, seventh
aud Orange streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-24
No. 4 EsstFnuTth Street
VIC oURED BY oI.O .PECIAL.

II NHO = - ASAAAAH.
II Hottie Of Medicine Free
we WsTFAut our remedy 10 cure
tn WOFaG caaa snd the OnsF phVat.
CLAUS VINO 90 this TO prevent your ~ Z
Imposed upon By men ing false
nasnea. AMI v are not Doctors re-
cause othsts allied 10 no etgOn I0r MT using
ms moiioino. Hive Express and Posi-
me addrss' II costs you nothing
Ah"ress AsRhet - dGcaI HuFea,
2I8 BrOAdwaF.ReW York. niS wd& y
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-24

= wAMAMAKRnls.
rIHlAD1LrmA Saturday. Nov. "a ,ssa
They say We have by lon
odds the biggest Fur worl
rooms in the city. Workinl
day and night there 70
nearly two months. Sea
things are sure to be abou
a hall higher before Iong
4 They would be now II v,
hadn'tskins that were Iait
by before the London trade
sale.
All the Furs and Fur Gar.
ments are ready.
sscond floor, Chestnut street side. F.ur
eleyatora.;
Seal Skin Cloths too. Al
most as silky as the real fur.
Best London dye, like
Alaska Seal Better than
the seal to hold color-Won't
wear rusty. You won't mis-
take Seal Skin Cloth from
real Seal II you dig to the
bottom of the nap. A little
OF the twist stays with each.
silky thread. Don't trust
your eyes il you are an arms
length away.
Seal Skin Cloth so inch, Is a yard
seal Skin Cloth, 50 inch, 80 a yard
Seal kin Cloth, 90 inch, $40 q yard
Seal Skin Cloth, 50 inch, eI2 . ward
Seal Skin Cloth 50 inch, tI3 SO q yard
seal skin Cloth, SO inch, si5 a yard
=, Seal Skin Cloth, 50 zach, e1T q yard
Northwest of centre.
Room enough to get at
those new Raglans and us
tiers and Jackets at half price
to-day if you take a little
time. Some Of item cost a
quarter mere to makel
Second floor, over sink Counter. Take
elevator,
A Chestnut street window
full OF the filny, cobwebby
Gauzes. Printed, plain tin |
Like cloud wreaths |
for substance. No daintier,
dreamler stufs OF the kind |
ever crossed the ocean.
Chestnut street side, east Of main aisle
There's nothing in Gloves
that isn't here, if it ought 70
b., and for as little or nttler
than anybody else has them.
That's always SO. Bull
every now and again we pet
hold OF lots with the prices
whitfield almost to the van
shlng point. Here are three
1-6OO0 pairs Mems Cloth Gloves
made by FowneJ OF London
% cents
four qualities, made both wavs.
elastic and Jersey wrists. We
had hrst pick of the whole cloth
and We t.ok (of sourse) those
that had the best money value
They are worth 10 day 50 and rs
cents q pair.
"a big lot of Won ems Cashmere
Gloves black and colors,
Is cents.
3-Another big lot Of Women's Pure
Silk Glove fleeced,
90 cents;
worth double,
den's Gloves are at both ends OF the
" omen's at a special counter opposite
the regular one.
You can see by these two
TENS how the tide is setting
n Toys:
China Tea Sets, Lilliput
size, bright with color, Toe
commonly zoe. Much big
ger; more pieces, more color
two shades-6oc; usually
81. Either sort neatly boxed
Basement, northeast of centre.
II Az H.. -. -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-24

hyou want good batter call 1t Rich.
mond's, n ". cor. Eighth and TStnAl
streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-24
What

El..is formerly Y
\. IolIsJ.f,sbIaOd
pa vslAig
II. and vins
m. tlss Mas
|,,,I ,ua~AME
Il "a. M6Eb
sps too MMg
kee,i0Be - .
Htly lMa&
TSS .
HI, err@SSst
N, vrlttN -
"Ayer'soa
H,rrciatel. m
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-24
r OOF PAINT,

We still claim after years
OF tests that our ROOF
r. I'M stands above all
others. We use the Pr.
Ma teriaIs, sucb as sc;snoa ISs
del nonstrated,ale the best TO
sue cessiully resist atmos
pm eric decay. We put it up
IN IN quarter, half and gallon
car s' all ready for use.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-24
III Market St.
High Tariff Or Free TIade2

It's true policy TO buy where
the best can be found at the
lowest prices, and when the
quality and price are equal.
patronize your own town mer-
chant, especially when you can
get your money back il the
purchase is not satisfactory in
every way.
Good qualities, lowest prices
and the above privilege makes
trade lively at
rHE FAMILY SHOR HOUSE,
No 2OsMABKEI STREET, ABOVE 2D,
Wilmington.
William n. BabG0ck
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-24

IT'S a cheerful 10,
4 out for us. r 4
@ buster the bet I
We can stand att t
wave of trade, . J
everybody the ( R
Fur ! Overc q
or Storm Coat :
ever put on his ba,
and save him mon,
The Fur Beaver
the Overcoat for ;,
wright whit
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-24
3 THINGS

To which we especially
want to call your atten-
ton. Our SO Storm
Goats and OyeIcoatS-
the bsst and biggest
Ten Dollars worth in a
Storm Overcoat we ever
saw-We closed several
lots at an away.ofl price
and give you the ad.
vantage. Two style.
OF Pantaloons, one al
So, reduced from ST.
and the other at So, re-
duced from So. Our
own make. Goods
sponged, cut in style
and richly I'm m ed,
Several new styles 80, o.
Overcoats Just In when 5Si
were bought and " ~
be sold away d 0 v =
The cold winds drive
the customers IN to our
Custom Department
and that's just what We
like, and it we please
them well that's US.
what they Ike LON |o,,
we do 1T Ask a tDsoI
Get our prices on Over
coats to order
las. 7. MULLIN & SON.
,uE4T.rl,st Tail0rs
IVA aud
Wilmington, Cio'ni
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-24

|UfANrEB
w Of bank
IlGtfs Pufoh'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-24

To-day Promises to
to Be the Greatest
OVercOat Saturday
Yet. The Crowd
Began Yesterday.
Open till 10 P. N.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-24

Entered at the Post Office at Whining.
Del, as second class mail matter.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-24

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HJK SAL
u hand b
feuAbd sxI
UAs nTsl o
EJlsI AlsS
Nftbtt and
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53SN. Fourth St.
|N"" WIT
PHlLAnELphlR.

- years practical sHPsfiaaa.
y laIAhteeA 70 cure meFs qalahal
aaief and permanent than an.
advsftiHing physician eli Sra
eihlDiseassa, Bleed Paiass
kin ifiHtnaeA, isiua plfs
ltloteheAs Obstinate lfIeg 4
DhstFuchonay lnhlmmaiiaa
or kidney, BladderAnd aths
ofEApa. Nervous psbfltfs
Fairly Deray, Weal nCSG x
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w hOtolh 70
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h,tsi
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nor sA
II farm,
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hihItoE, OF
obtaining
SINE q
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-24

Seal Skin Cloth so inch, fs a yard
Seal Skin Cloth, SO inch, 80 a yard
Seal kin Cloth, 90 inch, $40 q yard
Seal Skin Cloth, 50 inch, sI2 . yard
Seal Skin Cloth 50 incl, tI3 SO q yard
seal skin Cloth, SO inch, si5 a yard
Seal Skin Cloth, 50 zach, e1T q yard
of centre.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-24

What say you of an Ink
that flows freely from the
pen, and from the first Is
black as a ravens wing, that
never fad 8, never mouldp,
don't thicken, and won't cor
rode the pen1 Every Ink viz
tue, and none OF the usual
Ink weaknesses. Bring 10
cents and you can carry
away a plump bottle OF Just
such Ink-the "Wana-
maker"
Near Juniper and Market streets corner
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-24

IUTANTEi'-l
w or InUrS
ID TERhUR, u
| .tncs near Gree
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-24

EoRsAl
nsrul
tteg4tEC
PJAu woman
hoRttrr h
Win hesoI,
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A Worthy Enterprise.

Comparatively few people know there
has lately been opened in Brookhaven an
establishment for the manufacture of fine
parlor furniture. lounges, sofas, mattress
es, etc, yet such is fact. Mr.. August
Boebnke, German who came here
year ago, has started such an enterprise
in the Storm Building, and it is credit
to the town. We commend it especially
to the attention of the ladies. He man
ufactures some of the most beautiful
plush parlor suits we have ever seen, and
includes all the latest styles. lie also ear
ries liberal stock of carpets, mating,
window shades, curtain goods, linoleum,
oil cloth, and other housefnrnishing
goods, so much priced by the neat house
keeper. Old furniture is also repaired,
and made almost as good as new. Do not
fail to give him call and see for your
self One Of the best things of all is, he
sells at the large city prices so there is
nothing to gain by purchasing elsewhere.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-11-15
IN MEMORIAM.

WM. p. LINTON, one of the oldest citi.
zens of Brookhaven, was buried on Sun.
day afternoon, Nov. l1tb, 1888.
Mr.. Linton was we'll and favorably
known in Brookhaven and vicinity,
where the years of his mature manhood
had been spent. lie had large circle OF
friends, and the high regard in which he
was held by our people, found foi chile
expression in the interest manifested in
him during his long and painful illness,
and the large concourse Of mourning
friends who were present on the occasion
of his burial.
Mr.. Linton was born near Philadelphia,
Pa, on the 18th of September, 1881. He
was the oldest son of Robert and Phinetta
Linton, who came to this State when the
subject of this sketch was a child.
In 1854, August Both, he was married to
Miss Mary Lee, of Jefferson county, Miss,
and in January, 1867, he removed to
Brookhaven, where he continued to re-
side up 10 tie time of his death.
As workman at his trade, MIR. Linton
was faithful and efficient; as u citizen,
aw-abiding and peaceable; as neighbOr,
pleasant and affable; as a friend, stead
fast and true; as a husband and father,
kind and provident; as u man, honest,
fearless and upright.
When IL young man he joined the Meth
odist church, on probation, and was an
active Sunday school worker; but losing
his interest in religious matters, he was
not received into full membership in the
church until short while before his
death.
For several years lie had been in de
clining health, and his death was not I'M
expected. He died on Saturday, Nov.
10th, in peaceful hope of blessed resur-
rection, and in trnstful confidence COM
mitted himself into the hands of loving
Savior.
The sorrowing wife and children of our
deceased friend and brother have the sim
cerest sympathy of our people.
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A GOOD EXAMPLE TO INITIATE.

The busi ness men of Cofieeville know
bow to do bushes and to drswl trade, az
the following will show;
l. The business men Of Coffeeyille have
rented good substantial house, with
comfortable apartments, for the purpose
OF furnishing all their friends who wish
to spend the night in Coffeevilie free
lodging.
2. The business men have also erected
good stables, with stalls and good shelter.
for the stock, of their friends who wish
to spend the night in Coffeeville, free of
expense.
3. There IL no scalage, OF two pound
reduction, when your cotton comes to
Coffceville.
4. There is no charge for weighing
your cotton when you come to Coffee Vile
II Is taken from your wagon and handled
free of expense.
5 The largest private cotton platform
In the State is owned by Joseph Newbur-
ger, where you can store cotton reason
able time free of expense, if it is ready
for sale, and if you wish it stored and in-
snred, only the moderate charge of 25
cents per bale month is made.
b. Cotton is honght i'll COfeeville for
the spinners and exporters, and Mr.. Jo-
seph Newberger represents some of the
largest i'll the United States, aud guaran-
tees full prices to every one.
Such live, liberal men will build up
any town. Would that Brookhaven's
business men would wake mp and display
some of the same spirit and enterprise
Then our town would flourish as a green
bay tree.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-11-15
NEW MILLINERY.

Mrs. Ida j. Schaller has just received a
magnificent supply of sample hats and
bonnets, silk velvets and pushes of all
shades, kid gloves Cat all plices), ladies'
zephyr hoods in all shades for evening
wear, beautiful ribbons and notions gen.
orally, to which she invites the pubie's
attention and hopes the ladies viii give
her an early call. Country orders snlie-
tied and prompt attention guaranteed.
Come and see for yourselves how the
prices have been cut.