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The Brookhaven leader., 1890-10-09
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Brookhayen. Miss.
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NOTICE =!

l respectfully announce to the public
that | have removed from my former
stand to the new and elegant stores just
erected on Railroad Avenue, opposite the
depot, and invite the public TO inspect the
most complete Stock ever exhibited AT
Brookhaven, and will sell them at new
and progressive prices, which means small
profits and large sales.
Respectfully,
A. KRAUSS.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-10-09
DRS. BELTS g. BELTS,
Conn 1liSSiOne7.'S SAFE.
j. Is. HARDY IC,.n,.,

J. Il. HARDY ICb,n,.,c CONT
IL =. ,,, . Lincoln County. Miss.
10y VIRTUE of u decree Of the Chancery
ID Court of Lincoln County. rendered in the
above cause. Will on
Monday, the 20 Day of October, 1890,
at the court house door in Brooklaven, expose
for sale the following lands, viz: All of section
~ except the southeast quarter Hf northeast
quarter All of section u except northwest
quarter; the northeast quarter and the north
half Of northwest quarter Of section -; tie
southeast quarter of section 10: except the
southwest quarter Of same: the northeast quar-
ter Of section Il: the west half of northeast
quarter and southeast quarter Of northwest
quarter of section -: the southeast quarter and
tn" south half of the north half; and the north
west quarter Of the northwest quarter Of section
N: the east half Of the southwest quarter and
the southwest quarter Of northwest quarter and
the southwest quarter of the northeast Gulrtcr-
and the northwest quarter Of the southeast
quarter IF section ~; the north half Of lie
northwest quarter and the northeast quarter 81
northeast quarter section y; the west half Of the
northwest quarter section 50; the northwest
quarter of northeast quarter, and northeast
quarter of northwest quarter section 10: the
northeast quarter section II; the northwest
quarter of the northwest quarter section >; all in
township 3, range . east in Lincoln county.
Il. w. MCNAlR,
Scp2j4w Commissioner.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-10-09
SUNDAY SCHOOL NORMAL INSTITUTE.

The undersigned has been appointed to
conduct Sunday School Institute in con-
nection with the meeting of the Fail
River Association, and the same will he
held with the Baptist church of Bogut
Chitto on Thursday, October 10th, the
day before the Association meets.
PROGRAM.
After devotional exercises, the follow
ing subjects will be discussed:
FIRST ToPIC-The School and the
HOme.-What are their reletions! How
may they help each Otherf-A. j. MaXey,
Rev. J. H. Gambrell.
SECOND ToPIC-The School and the
Church What are their mutual rela-
tions and obligations7-C. L. Breeden
Rev. DR.. C. H. Otken.
THIRD ToPIC-The School Differed. :
The duties of officers considerably. F.
Parsons, j. @. Byrd.
FOURTH ToPIC-The Schools Success.
What is in What binders and promotes
it?-Dr. C. A. Barber, B. Il. Hobbs.
FIFTH ToPIC-Thc Teacher.-Prepar-
ing himself. Preparing his lesson. Teach
ing the lesson--W. II. Allen, DR.. J. II
Sample.
The exercises will he interspersed with
appropriate music. All Sunday Schoo
workers should attend. The exercises
should not be permitted to drag.
r. J. BOONE.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-10-09
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Would Not Take $4,000 and without


Would Not Take $4,000 and Without
"Hed-ake."
The Rev. John 4. McByrde, pastor OF
the Presbyterian church at Marshall,
Texas, writes:
Gentlemen: | have relieved several OF
my acquaintance at Dallas, Sherman and
Marshall of severe headaches and with
out single failure to do so inside of
thirty-five minutes. | would not take
$1,000 year and live without Preston s
'Hed-Ake," or its equal, which l have
yet to find. My prayer is that the world
may know of your most wonderful dis
cOvery for ! can call it by no other
name. JOHN Il. MCBYRDE.
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bottle.
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Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.

Isltnot worth the small price of 30 cts
to free yourself of every symptom OF
these distressing complaints! lfyon THINK
SO call at our store and get a bottle %
Sbiloh's Vitalizer. Every bottle mas
printed guarantee on it; use accordingly,
and if it does you no good it will cost yoon1
not hing. Sold by Meade & Martin W
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CASEYVILLE NOTES.

! Mr.. Bud Penn visited BiookhaNcn last
sunday.
Miss Annie Buic spent last week al her
home in Brook haven.
Rev. DIR. Campbell aud lady spent some
days among us recently
Miss Blanche Magee favored us with
visit last wee k, We hope she will come oil
ten.
Prof G. McLaurn has been spending
some day S at home; he teaches III C"pah
county.
Rev. Mr.. IIuntlcy came out and ASSIST
ed i'll our meeting last week, we like linn
very much.
Mr.. Chester Beacham is still improving
in health; and we continue to pray foI
his recovery.
We were glad to see Mr.. Penn Mckee,
Jr., among us recently. He is attending
Mr. GraftOn's school.
Prof. w. b. Middleton visited McComb
City last week; lie had II nice time with
his old friends and schoOlmatcs.
Bros. Billie Mullins and Horace God
bold were among the earnest workers in
the meeting at the Methodist church..
We were GLAD to SEE Mcssrs. Jack, Chas.
and Chester Magce at our meeting last
Sunday; we love TO hear them sing amp
pray.
Rev. Mr.. Grafton delivered to us last
Sunday Il grand and eticctual sermon.
His theme was, "U'hdt riH yOH do wjh
christi"
Prof. Green and his sister were among
| the many visitors TO our meeting ut the
Methodist church; we were glad IL see
them and wish they would visit our side
! of the house ottener.
The Grange Hall school is in Il fine con
dilon; they have the ncatcst buildings i'll
all this country, and we congratulate our
! friend, Mr. Edgar Green and his faculty
on the prospects which they have of sue
cess, and especially Oh the fact HAT their
board of trustees and patrons stand up at
all lines for their school.
REPORTER.
+. l.. Bowen and family, who have had
, charge Of the Richardson House in this
city for the past two years, took their de
parture for New Orleans, Tuesday morn.
| ing, having sold their interest i'll the no
| tel to W. II. Holloway, who has taken
| possession. The Mirror is sorry IT, nave
MIR. Bowen and family leave WcSSon, and
| hopes they may be prosperous and happy
| Wherever their lot may be cast.-HcsSoH
! Mirror.
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Elegant patterns of satins and dress
| goods are TO he found at KrausSs.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-10-09
Notice to TAG PAYERS.

An now ready to receive tates fgr iseo, Ut
der tie Acts OF 1870, I viii be compelled 10
,,,se ny books on the 18th day Of Decernber
All tateS not paid by thai time VIII be collected
by distress. Pay early and save money.
r. W. MCNAIR,
Tax. Collector.
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troying both mind and body. with all its dread
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vRETIiRAL STRUCTURE permanently cur
I ed, Removal complete. neither knife. ctuS-
indiSputahlc
nRS. BETTS address those who have lmpair-
- ed themselves 10y improper indulgence
and solitary habits, which ruin both mind ami
body. uniting them for business, study or ma. =
riage.
MARRIED MEN. or those entering on that
WI happy life. aware Of physical debility,
quickly assisted
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MISSISSIPPI
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OXFORD, Nc 1, SIP.
THURSDAY, Sert. 2S, ;3so.

y;~I.. - IEL'si.N -. Zen " b. n.oia
4 ti o. :iVr Cunii,,i o. ~ 81 rSCr hctnIr. lhu
V!au uf it.'' 70 ~ a. s;tIrs. - ." IicS"ft ihIcd
aih.,.g..,s 4 20, ~ u.t iIy t. the degrees
- B.. -. 8. =. and y. g.. Ia each course u.nTe
b. - e.. NJ, ~ iUr election lu Subjects taken.
.,i.r.,:I =. lIUu!s orc lnusit In w" department.
s. ien.r Lite and Af's. w Latin and
IEy.k If..tt. Pttts. llnugc auC CntuT1nt; Ger
ma. an.t r,.i,rk urdpr Prof FOntaine Bellies
-'f ,.- tutrl not iHgei. Mathematics under
lG't. HJrs. Physics and A,lronomX under
~. ! .iir.t Iururc'isai G. rWiStry, Practical
.t:,ri &. s. EttaHy. ZUVlCyy. Nincraogy and &c,
u ~ wii.rr riot. Jones. f.ental and Moral
Philosophy. i"..c. History AMI Political EcoDo-
iuy G'.urr Prof Sims
J .ve Fellows have been appointed In English,
Mathematics. Chemistry. Natural History and
piySir-. respectively, who viii assist the Profess
~'trs
The ~~ho,! If Law Is sin IN charge Of Prof.
Miycs.
Tuition free to al EXCEPT = fee Of SO TO law
students Expense need net exceed $40 per
anutIIn. For catalogues ard further informa-
ton address, EDN nED MA1ES.
Chancellor,
University, Miss.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-10-09

L. F. BRENNAN, Sec'y.
The new County Executive Committee
organized by electing f. +. Brennan
chairman and j. Taylor Secretary.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-10-09

For boys waists and Shirts go ''
Krauss's store.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-10-09

The celebrated Haydock buggies are to
be found at Krauss's.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-10-09
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FEMALE 4; COLLEGE,
Fg!s III, ?IrsR..,., ig!s Moral ''-is.a,s
foUNrEo IN te7s ~ ocN. n. P. lowsE,
-RLrk Nar>rAIN MtLE tc.rta:-

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i FrHaict oll"2c iHCy IL not Iugnd@t IL,
school Themselves ii have ciuI.!sHco I'll ,Ncri
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The Brookhaven leader., 1890-10-09

For your fine clothing go to Krauss.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-10-09
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Illinois Central RdiITO0d L.

No. SAM Z do not Sep rt ia s'H;ions. -"'.
/ ard STOP - al st9iiCiis. Al trains SOP 20
BrUOkhaven
ser Trains both wgvs in;'S" 81 80 "uhnect!on
with all uf the !. e. h.IHrh psds.
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Shaken Ont OF Gear.

Elegant patterns of satins and dress
goods are TO he found at krausS's.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-10-09

G. S. MCMILLAN,
Chairman.
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XIII RhCE-SWEEPNTAKIr go EACH. 50 N
1
RESULTS At LOUISVILLE.

Louisville Ky. May LITTLE third day ~ The
spring meeting opened clear and pleasant Int Acayy
showers in tho night made The track heavy and -0ue
Of tho best horses on today's pio-rlumc were
scratched in Consequence.
First Race-Galt House Handicap; 800 ga 10 oor
mile and hundred yards s'It.r, and oea-. Camilla
100 ~ > Bonita ~. 10 70 4 Sa4e Bvur, io' . -
wh!teno.c iO7. 20 l. ia ia. 10l. 20 Mr'inI'F,
JOS l. 70 Kae Malone 100. II 70 !. TAey v'r' s'nt
away close together, Whtao-e leading w.h ia Ja Second
and Sau.e Byrnes m:d. Rounding n,, tae ftn'rh
Camilla was leading, Malone secold ia ia tllId. From
landing winner By l'nstas; Camilla SECOND. t"o
lengths Letter than Whltano.c, Third; Sale ETnes IA
Thne-l :jG4.
Second Race-Delbock Handicap Tor trccyear-ods and
upward; al 900 added 1lG miles. Starter. eud odds
Sportsman. l15. 10 l Iaamcy stone, i lo3 ~ 4
Iypocrte 10, 4 10 / Ballthoo. Io2 to ! Poemnr
90 : 70 I Newcastle los to Marion @. 100 10 10 l.
They were sent away the second attempt H}Iort' "a
the lead Sportsman second the others close up A. te
quarter Barney Stone first. ro!.nl, second Sport
man third the laf and urcc-qu orter po' an'
they swrng into the stretch "a those pD-.tols. Barnef
stone and Sportsman then drew away the others ana
an exciting finish cnsuei Sportsman Pctt,ng verdict hT
short neck under the wire B,cy second Polcmus
third four lengths oil. 1ime-l d.
Third racc-Sollng. Purse 800 One mile. Bliss
Yoo In eaop By eight lengths Liodcrfr1nz second the
same distance ahead Of Dsgety. third Time jll4.
Fourth racc-Club purse. 500. For tsO.ycur-o ds.
frlongs Rosalnd won by length Rosa Howard second
two length. before Ethe, S., third. Time 90
Fifth race-Sellinq 1is miles. Birthday won easily.
Rowland FIVE gths behind, julia w beaten OIL Time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
WALKING DELEGATES ACCY cED

Several walking delegates, Edward Mclaughlin, OF
tbc Progressive Painters Unions Nos 3 and q; Paul
Stnrnan OF the Artificial stone Masons Union; John
Killoran OF the HOuscSmths' Union; George Sanders
.f Cement LabOTcrs Union No. Charles Rog
~ the Marble Cutters Union; John Mctzgcr OF the
German House Painters Union, and owen Harvey
Of the Progressive Nsrnishers' Union 40. l, wcro
before Justice White IN Jefferson Market Court.
tertay 10 answer charge Of conspiracy preferred
against them BY John Grccnenthal, Of NO ZOE sum
vaust Grccncnthal was formerly member Of tho
Progressive Varnishers' Union No. l. Two years ago
he was fined $25 by the union for going b. work for
Walter Scott a boss painter in East One hundred amt
.wenty .fourth-st., while a strike In progress
Greenenthal refused 10 pay the fine and then cX-
peed lie Immediately organized the German In
denendent Varnishcrs' Union and Joined the inter
national Labor Union. a few months ago he ana
,,yo other non-unon men were employed by Chap
man g. Co.. Of No. "a East Fortysecond-st.. to WORK
ON the building now In course Of erection At ono
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,ruEHEp ABOUT TIE TOWN..

Ar-1lute divorce Was granted yesterday to Mrs.
Mary T. Eambo from John j. Ranb), Columbia 81.
Glu rat.
Alfred Wil.oucroft, who did business rs halter
under the name al Jane, rurnhull. a. Nos 81 30
and # Fulton t died terddy az the latter number.
vl,r. De had lived for twcnt, six years. RE was an
En.ll,hman by buth and camo to tins country M
i-5g. lie enlisted In the Army and was captured az
I.uu Run. and was ia Libby Prison for ten month,
and ten DAY. lie LETT wife and ono son. Heart
failure caused his death.
=, Iudae George G. REYNOLDS and Thomas +
p,,i-all took the oath oi oicc before Judge Cullen IN
fine ~u.cmc Court, yesterday, "a members Of tie Com
mission 10 Revise the judiciary Article OF tho state
Cou-tltrtlun
Il. r.aI Of a sut 10 recover $1,000 a. damages for
nm ALLEGED assault brought by Mrs. lnga Jones against
.lerIr Elunrlnrt and John brennan. keeper IN tho
Iay!uoud street Jail, was begun yesterday In the CITY
Couit
rrocccdiugs havo been begun by the First National
Ram, 10 set aside the conveyance OF ms property by
milton Wo.llcy 4 liquor merchant, If No. lOd Broad
y,[ 10 h, three daughters, t. avoid the pay mont or
ind .rucnts secured against him by the pldnth Tor
loan, he secured on tine strength of statements that
Il, VA, worth 100000 and tie property WAS III ms
avn uamo. lie is charged with conveying property
worth $4,000 Tor the nominal consideration OF 81.
Ii,ns Anderson, a Nghtcman, OF sullvan-st, was
found drowned OF Van BWnt yesterday. lie had
ou,rr.lcd with his wife because she refused to I'VE
Win m on account OF his violent outbreaks OF temper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

WHITE PALMETTO Citizens Committee has issued
a letter to taxpayers, wherein request Is made 10
cast ballot tonight at the taxpayers special meet
ing to refer the matter Of lowering the outlet sewer
pipe and disposal works to the Board Of Trustees,
which will organize on Tuesday. Charles Dando,
one of the boys convicted OF committing a burglary
at the house Of W. H. Sclrcs, Of Sing Sing. February
%, was found guilty yesterday and sentenced by Judge
NILS to the Emira Rcformatory. lie is son OF
highly respectable parents and his trial excited much
interest Burton Applcbcc, his companion in the
burglary, pleaded guilty ten days ago and was also
sent to the Rcformatory. Appcbee is a son Of the
foreman Of the Grand Jury which acted previous 10
the one which indicted him
SING SiNG.-The Kings Daughters Of sing Sing
have leased tho old Ieary place for II summer home
for poor children.
lONKERS-Thc jenkins Medical Society has elected
the following officers Dr. Mofet. president; DR.. Miles
vcc-prc,ident; DR. Cotton secretary and treasurer ,
DIS Campbell, Brush lcgmancc and Benedict, trustees
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crTrIyG rArEs 10 cnLnEAno.

Denver. May 10 (speciaD.-Thc passenger war has
been carried Wcst Tho first road To make a break
FOR Colorado business tho Missouri Pacific. Tho
announcement was made last night that on sunday 1t
wouh put into effect - rtc from II. Louis TO
Pueblo 90 IS rate from tho same point 70 Colo
RADIO Springs and Denver; q - rate between Kansas
city and Omaha: a - ratio from Kansas city. Lcaven
worth, Atchson and Omaha to Pueblo and 50 G3
rate from tho same points TO Colorado springs and
Denver.
The Burlington has posted tho usual ten days no
ce that thcy viii raise the ratio from Denver N river
point, u $40 30. Ia the ftcc Il that they will
nounce cut 10 81 30 from Denver 10 II. Louis On
SUNDAY FOR lr.t-cass tickets. 7, will hc har. work
for the Union chc. santa lie and Rock Island 70 hold
alOOf much longer.
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the colt could hardly lost bid for the winner.
Young George did not start
FIFTH kACE-wELrER HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES.
$40 EACH, $1,000 ADDED. SIX FURLONGS.
syria, D ys BIC 1o Dal'yran' by Dan1f3 aGG1
G. Ma6aums Oh. c. Rancocas. 3. 1i0..i And@f.oa} ,
w; Walkers CHI syacuse T. 100 (Barnc o
r. Dr. NORGE Hfss'e c6 Homeopathy 3 H0i'
" w. J. M TSiHs: Dr. Garrison 3, nlS%c4
s,r betting to wlnDaisyrian to l. Rancoca 70 L
to Garrison to l. Congress 10 General Gordon 10
letting for placo-Dalsyran to /. Eancocas
S'fyEo cagnS Syracuse II to Garrison to l. Congress
Mutu1sLDasyran straight paid 81 20. place 81 Go
There a long delay at the post and OF the
numerous breaks Rancocas stumbled and threw Anderson
who was uampled under Of the horses behind
him. polo Jim" picked the boy up and placed him IN
the starters carriage which bore him rapidly to the pad
DOCK where he lay for several minutes Ran
cocas ran OF, but caught before going half milo.
CovIncon weighed out ride him. and on the point
o. leaving the scales when the Spider recovered Il
rwine ride dat boss myself is" he said. and ride him
he did the spectators appaudnc enthusiastically as he
remounted. General Gordon away mile and quarter
in the interval The good syracuse leading
Rancocas second the others close up and all in notion Ran
up running at once showed the way for
quarter when he way Dalsyrion' "Ao coming on
at his leisure, under pull by three lengths; Ran
cocas second, length before Strykc Prince Howard dd
Start.
SIXTH SWEEPSTAKES. $40 EACH $1,000
ADDED SPECIAL WEIGHTS. ONE NILE
w Lakclands b. h. Exile, By MortcneF-secG1d l9,nd
G. B. Morfis's b. c. Iisimony 3 90 Jones' .
j. T. Ca,mody's h. c. sam Morse 3, go A. Co|mstoD .
Barrick & Withrow's b. IA. Joe Lee >, ll0,.-,...; =
Davis & Halls bI: 10. Boss aged ILL.,, I,anne,,t} %
S. Smiths b. g. Troan; j. H.. Do'''''V
Betting to win-Evle favorito 70 D. IIsmony 70 o.
Sam Morse 20 l. Joe Lee % 70 l. Boss 10 u l. Ir"J"
100 10 l. r,-,...,. o ., ? co,r
Morse to s. Ioss t. l. Joe Lee % !, Iron - 10 j.
Mutuns-E1ie straight - %, paco 81 l-'IAoh1 pace
81.
Exile played With his horse, all The way taxing t''
track at the and winning in romp by cho ZEN
Iismony second. two lengths before sam NoI'c' |'i
Can, Strykc and Kasson were withdrawn
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NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
THE GRAND JURY CONDEMNED.


sTINGING WORDS FROM TWO JUDGES FOR IT'S
NEGLECT OF DUTY.
Judge Lippincott, in the Court of General Sessions
yesterday, gave forcblo expression Of his opinion
oI the manner IN which certain officials enforce tho
ID" III jersey City. The occasion the aria!sn
Hch ior sentence Of four who had been arrested
Tor dealing in policy. The prisoners were Morris
'dmpDcII Henry Faber, August seaman and Moses
A>heh' Hcforc passing sentence Judge Lppiucott
SAID " The court has learned that you were merely
the agents and servants OF others. Tho Court has
Kept You in jail some time in order that the Grand
Jury might ndict your principals. Their name;
haVo been disclosed and yet they still permitted
To carry on their business. The Cour has tho umo,t
Scorh Tor such an administration of The law. and
Tor the officers. whether they be Grand Jurors or
Others, who arc responsible for such administrl-
uoh' ana 1t should earn the contempt Of all good
citizens.
1t has come TO the knowledge OF the Court that
TINS policy business is protected. The names of the
propncors have boon revealed in open court. and In,
Court has waited for the Grand Jury 10 act. Iue it
can wait 10 longer and must punish you, although. in
doing so, it realizes that it is administering hut partial
justice The quicker this system of administering The
laws IS abolished, the better it VIII be for the com
munity, and if it cannot be abolished any other
way il will be abolished hv force Fab,T. seaman
and Campbell were fined 500 and costs each and
Askon 500 Hud o,s,-.
Judge Dixon -. took occasion yesterday 10 do
liver severe Hsta& 10 the Grand Jury tor neglect
of duty. Tho Pr@|I.tor had told him tfat he wa'
Obliged TO adjourn conrl for want Of indictments .
had met but one Other day during the vcsz and
proposed 10 adjourn FOX another We k. II such was
them to pay a LITTLE more attention TO business Or.
GORDON, the foreman replied that tag jury was IN.
vc.tatine the alleged ialot-boX frauds and did not
docm il wise 90 act hastily, because Of the public
damor that has been raised.
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EAST ORANGE.

ITS LAST RECEPTION FOR I'VE StA9"N.
The co.lu, rccepton II tho season Of the East
Orange Assembly, wa, held Lat Ecnins in Upper
Music Han and was pleasant aaair. The rooms
wcro prcitly decorated and there about 10 oil t'o
young people Of East Orurf present. among 'Nen
Mr.. Jane, Gilman, Mr.. Fletcher Place j. W. ,ii
mour Ni-, K!ttic I,ilmour, Nh and Mr'. J." J. sun
we'll Mr. and Mr.. Charlie, Webster Miss DaNIr. VII,
Mnnio smith, Mi,, May Adam. WIS., nc ,.. %,
Auhcn. MI, Van Auhon the Mi--cs We, .nl' Mt';
iIInokcl william DAVIS, \. VI. rctaon, Ii. y. bodd
and BENJAMIN Harrison.
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SPRING ADVICE.
Scientific Magazine.)

Dc careful OF your diet You do not need heavy food
such you require during the Winter
Spring may be beautiful. but it Is treacherous. Do
deceive you into a cold foyer, malaria pneu
mOnla.
Do throw on your Winter fannels too carly. II is
better suffer little Inconvenience than take cold
II You feel tired feyerish oveheatcd, do not rush
OF and take spring medicines" Cool yourself down.
and In this help your system and purify your blood
II you feel hot and thirsty do not drink large quant
ties o. or other ''ong" drinks. II is much better
to take little pure whiskcy and water which Will qucnch
the thrt tone the system and fortify against disease.
Remember that only pure wnsS"y should ever De taken
into the system and that the leading chemists and sccn
fists Of tine present day unite in declaring that Duffy g
Pure Malt Is absolutely tho purest and be..