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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-03-13
CITY HALL NOTES.

Trea surcr-clcct Atkins has filed his
bord with the Mayor and taken the oath
of his office.
Alex Henderson was sent to jail for 30
days for attempting to assault Marshal
Hurst with knife.
Arch Henderson was fined IS and cost
for being disordcrly Sunday afternoon.
The Mayor has given the Marshal in
sructions to keep side walks clear from
all instructions. This is Intended to
remedy Il growing evil Of idle crowds
consregating on side wa ks and around
the depot on the arrival of trains and
thus obstruciing unnecessarily ladies and
gentlemen who have business. Hereafter
u passage on the sidewalks and near the
trains will have to be kept open for the
travelling public and those who expose
goods on the side walks and these who
make it habit to gather in stationary
crowds oil these thoroughfares, will have
to consider the convenience of others us
well as their owG.
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MARRIED.

Mr.. Louis +. Fitzhugh aud Miss Minnie
oldham were quietly married Monday
evening, March 3rd, without the knowl-
edge or consent Of parents or family. He
called at tho residence of the bride, No.
los Market street, apparently for tho
purpose Of escorting her to the thcater.
No thcatrr was to be- their destination,
hut little church nu EuiDn street and
DR.. Long were sought. Mr.. Fiizhugh
has been employed far 'rvrr,l months at
the drug store now owned 10y L. Monnier.
la Main street. He * u graduate nf
pharmacy at The National IL siituir of
Pharmacy of Chicago and the Vanderbilt
University, Nashville. The bride is u
very pretty brunette with u pair "f
roguish black eyes aud mnrh admired Iy
u large circle. Reconciliation has taken
place and the hnppS pair Jeff last rs"ning
for an extended tour, followed 10y The
of their many fIiehdS.-
Memphis Sunday Times.
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Ad21siaai StratO RS Notice.

Al persons having claims against the
estate of Effie A. Cupit are requested to
exhibit them and have them regis; cred
Ivy the clerk of the Chancery Court of
Lincoln county, Mississippi, within one
year from this date, or they will lac for
ever barred Letters of Administration
Of said estate were granted to the nader
signed by the Linealn county Ohancery
Court on the 9Th day of February, 1880.
ELI CUPT,
Administrator.
A. C. MCNAIR, Solicitor.
February 81. 1S90~-4w
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wtasxed Up EReesuany.

A lethargic, dormant condition Of the liver
Is hardly to be overcome with drastic cathar-
tics and nauseous cholagogues. "A gentler'
;pleasanter ana far more effective means exists
of arousing the organs when somnolent This
As Hostetter,s Stomach Bitters. vouched Tor by
the medical fraternity, tested by the public
for many years. A resumption by the hillary
organ OF its secretive function, with the actiV-
ity attendant upon health. q return to regn-
larity Of the bowels, and renewal of digestion.
are the no less happy and certain results OF
using the Bitters systematically. Its laxatfse
effect is never painful and drenching. Its ten
stiency being rather to perpetuate regularity
than to produce copious action. Malaria
nervousness. debility, kidney troubles and
!neuraigiait subdues effectnaliy.
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Snecial 10 the Ladies'.

The Tnlly Bros, who have been here
for the past two months in the business of
new and old feather beds by
their new steam process, and given en-
tire satisfaction, will remain but x few
days longer. Those who have not had
their feathers renovated should attend to
it at once and thereby remove the most
preyalentcan sesof disease that is contain
ell in old and new feathers.
They are located at ,Heaek's Hail.
Brookhavcn.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Illinois Central R0iIrO0d,

GGs1NG NORTH CDAIEY).
No2 EXPRESSS-Leavc n. o.. .9:15 a. m.
Arrives Brookhavcn, 2:53 p. III.
Arrives atJackson, 5:l5 =. IN.
No. 4 EXPRESS-LedyesN n. O., e.. GRO p. III.
Arrives Bruokhavcn, l0:22 p. III.
Arrives at jackson, 1872 p. NJ.
GOING SOUTH (DAEY).
No. EXPR.-L'ves. jackson. E. .4:Q5 p. III.
Leaves Brookhaven, 5:57 p. IN.
Arrives at n. o. 10:3O p. m.
No. 3 .HAIL-Leaves Jackson. 1870 a. III.
Leaves Brookhaven, 1920 Il. m.
Arrives New Orleans, 1870 Il. III.
Nos. 3 and do not stop at flag sta
tons. Nos. and 2 stop at all stations.
All trains stop at Brook haven.
IYTrains both ways make close con
lseetion with ali of the /. C. branch roads
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,Bueklen's Arnica SaIve.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhenm, Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, aud posi-
lively cures. Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by I. T.. Meade IL Co,
Brookhayen. Miss.
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BLUE EYES AND GOLDEN HA.E.
BY FRANkiE W. SMITH.

There is u hope To me most dear,
Though cherished with lingering fear,
IT'S of II maiden young and fair
With soft blue eyes aud golden hair.
My fancy points the coming days,
Crowned with all loves brightest rays,
My life made happy, bright ana fair,
BY soft blue eyes and golden hair.
o vision of Lost delight,
Forever vanished from my sight,
That comes in dreams divinely fair,
OF soft blue eyes and golden hair.
WEssoE, February, 1890.
To the w. VI. Societies OF Fair River
Association.
A report frelg each society Of the As
meeting to he held with the Bruokhaven
Baptist church. Will the presidents of
societies see that reports are sent!
l.. VI. HOBBS,
corresponding Stc '.
COUNTY SUPERINTESDEST'S NOTICE.
The undersigned will hereafter he
found in his office at the Court house
every Saturday from 9 am, tn 1 pm.
Teachers and others interested will
please take due notice.
EDWARD SMITH,
County Snp't of Education.
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Citation Notice.
onAFFE & POWELL -,
VS. No. Jl2.
j. W. BENNETT EFT AL.


j. W. BENNETT EFT AL. }
Lincoln Chanccry Court.
ThE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To all persons claiming or having any in
,trrest in or to the following described
lands in said county of Lincoln, to-wit:
Southwest quarter .0f sott beast guar
ter of section 81, township 6, range 9
east; and the northeast quarter of sec
tiun 5, township z, range 8 east; and
east half of sOuthwestequarter, and the
northeast quarter OF section 81, town
ship s. range o east; and the west half
of northwest quarter section Is. town
ship 4, range 8 east; and the southeast
quarter of the northeast quarter of sec
-tlon S, township Z, range Z east; and
tthe southeast quarter of the northwest
quarter of section l6, township, range
8 east:
Yon are commanded to appear before
the Chaneery Conrt of the County of
Lincoln, in said State, on
The First Monday of June, 1890,
to defend the Snit in said eourt of Chaffe
& Powell, wherein &ou are a defendant.
The said suit is to confirm the title of
said compliments to the land above de-
scribed under the local Act for that pur-
pose passed by the Legislature in 1886.
Dane March z, 1890.
FELIX MAY,
Chaneery Clerk.
II. II. THOMPSON, Compt's Solicitor.
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Misses Hefter and Jacobs. of Chicago,
are spending a few weeks in the South,
and arc at present being entertained by
Miss Annie Lewenthal prior to their de
sparture for Meridian where they have
relatives
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Owing to decline in price at sugar
Martz's pure unadulteratads stick candy is
now offered at 30 cents per pound. 1t is
for sale. only at Martz's store.
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FREIGIBr TRAINS

No 8 mixed going north leaves Brook
haven at $3.50 A. NJ.
No. mixed going south leaves Brook
haven at 1858 p. NJ.
MIXED f. lights do not run on San
day and non. les sonth on Monday.
l.. NJ. BEE,
Local Agent.
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At the residence of The brides feiher,
meas johnston Station. 10y Rev. VIM.
Hoover, Nj. j.. l.. HOOVER, of Pike
county, and Miss Log GILL.
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ment; all members and officers pres
ent.
The following claims wero al
lowed
Bookhaven Leader, printing 5000
AsSessoTs blanks. IL Is
Printing 1000 posters for Registrar 3 OO
Il I a Ennis, stationery for Cir
cut Clerk. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL 90
Magee, feeding prisoners to
March 3, 1890. ................ 30 on
Lincoln County Times, printing
Rangers police. 2 0j
Printing proceedings of Board for
! 4ih quarter. .,....,............ q Ci
Brookhaven Progress, printing Re-
eistrar'S notice. .....:....,...... 10 o.
! &c w Beacham voting against
this allowance.)
Marshall & Bruce, stationery for
| Chancery Clerks Office, 90
John II Perkins, mdse for jail. 40
> kohlman, lamp chimneys for
court room. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
X & L A Ennis, marriage record,
printed. .................... IL 80
DIR Bowen, medical attendance
on prisoners .,................ 200
As cOuuty health officer. % 90
Report of Edward Smith, county super
iHtendent, for month of February was
eceivcd and approved, and salary of
$50 90 FOE February allowed.
Felix May, examining Sherifl7s re-
ports aud cash book, otc., for
year ending March |, 1890. $50. I5O 90
X w McNair, six months extra ser
vices ending Jan. !, 1890. % 20
Ordered, That the matter of hiring
county prisoners be continued until
the Grst Monday in April, 1890.
Ordered, That the contract for
publishing the proceedings of the
Board of Supervisors of Lincoln coun-
ty for one year ending March /, 1891,
lie awarded to b. 7. Hobbs, editor Of
the BRoOKHAvEN LEADER, at and for
the sum of one cent.
Ordered by the Board, That Il. T.
Hobbs, editor of the BROOKHAvEN
LEADER, be appointed TO print all
local Acts for this county passed by
the Legislature.
Ordered by the Board, That bids be
received on the first Monday of April,
1890, for the building of bridge
across Bogue Chitto creek at j NJ
Mays place.
The Tax collector of Lincoln coun-
having this day presented his report
and list of erroneous taxes for the year
1889, and the same having been ex-
amined by the Board, and the Board
being satisfied that said list is cor
rect, it is ordered that the said Tax
Collector be credited with the follow
Tag amounts, tO-wit:
, . .
county ......... ................. ~ o9
foIIS. ......... .................. lST w
Ordered that the members and
officers of the Board be allowed their
per diem and mileage:
W II Penn, 3 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Si2 90
1 Smith, 3 days and niles. II 30
w & Price, 3 days and 36 miles. =. Ii 90
s p eagle, 3 days and - miles. 33 20
G w Beacham, 3 days and 81 miles. ID 60
Il w McNair, sheriff, 3 days. 6 %
Felix May, clerk, days. ........... 8 90
Ordered by the Board, that fpe of
$40 90 each be imposed on the follow
ing overseers of public roads for not
making their reports, tO-wit:
Cebron Moak, road No. 80.
ID ID Simmons, road No. 40.
John Alfred, road No. Sc.
j l. Montgomery, road No. 81.
w G Ford, road No. 105.
John O Martin, road liz.
+ b Smith, road No. 122.
Haywood Box, road No. 100.
Ordered, that the Board do no adj
journ.
FELIX MAY, Clerk.
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~ANTE D.:

An energetic mau who understands
Clothing to represent us as Sales Agent
in Broekilavea. Sapel4 new Spring line
now ready.
wANAMAKER g. BROWN,
philadelphia,
Largest Clothing and Merchant Tailoring
HGuse in America.
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Give The LrApKR your job print ng.
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do % Elijah Boone.
do 90 j b Fielder.
do p Il w Brister.
do % John Gunnelis.
do 26 III II Cole.
do 81 Z A Boyd.
do 2S w L Reeves.
do 20 J b Mccullough.
do 81 HF Morgan.
do 80 II A BOyt.
do 80 A G b Mccullough.
do 81 G Il Phillips.
do IS Hugh Sartin.
do SO w J Mcclellan.
do 81 A j Hart.
do SO Joe MAY.
do 80 J S MGak.
do 40 F NJ Hodges.
do fl John Johnston.
60 AZ Il J Stewart.
90 43 job Smith.
90 A + l. Phillips.
do As Constantine Montgomery.
do 45! Samuel Reeves.
do AZ Thomas Hart.
do AZ w b Johnston.
do 49, ID Johnston.
do 80 j r AlbrittoH.
do 81 b III Moak.
do 50 NJ w May.
do 81 ISham williams.
do 531 Edward Lee.
do "a j n Lotion.
do So Arch Block.
do 81 Miles Brooks.
do ST. A C Westbrook.
do So Ira Smith.
do 50 w II Calcote.
do 60 VIM Lard,
do 81 II A Smith.
do 81 w = Sasser.
do 90 Joseph Sasser.
do 81 John Wilson.
do 65 j w Evans.
do &c Jack Rushing.
do 664 } Il Holloway.
do 81 a Q Smith
do 68 j w Hodges.
do 50 O Williams.
do 20 r ID Ratcliff.
do II NJ Johnston.
do ~ w NJ Collins.
do 724 j f Adams.
do 70 J L Lotion.
do "a Albert Vaughn.
do IS Luther Blue jr.
do &c Gilbert Watts.
do II &C Case.
do 70 FEE Stanley.
do 70 S NJ Cade.
do SO Calvin Case.
do 81 Z L Cridcr.
do 81 Willis Calendar.
do SO Irwin Smith.
do "a George Jackson.
do S44 Bartlett Smith.
do IS = b Godboid.
do 81 Neil Buie.
do 80 A Decell.
do 80 Alex Curry.
do 81 H Il Beacham.
do 90 w w McLaurin.
do 90 w l. Erwin.
do "a Sam Sandifer.
do ,95 r Ratcliff.
do SO Abe Arlington.
do 80 Elijah Tillman.
do 100 Ed Matthews.
do 101 w w Fore.
do 102 N G. Barlow.
do 1O3 NJ Ratclitf.
do 104 Luther White.
do 105 -
do JOG j NJ Smith.
do LOT A M Saf.
do 1OS j ii L Miller.
do 100 T j White.
do 10 w NJ Robertson.
do All j @ Davis.
do 113 Jacob A MOak.
do ia Van Burt.
do HIS Perry Roberts.
do 116 Thomas Porter.
do III j Z Carruth.
do 1I9 H Smith.
do 120 - y
do 121 j F Thames.
do 1923 w p Smith.
do 124 j S Cocker.
Adjourned until 9 a. M. Tuesday.
SECOND DAY.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, members and officers presen
same as yesterday.
Hands on the places of A j laovel
and on East Union Mills assigned t.
road No. 8.
AL and John Brister, w C Sum
mers, Toney Wallace and Jordan
Wallace assigned to road IL.
All hands employed at Brister'
mill assigned to road As.
All hands employed at NJ Little
mill are assigned to road l07.
Allen Smith, country treasurer, thi
day appeared before the Board am
presented his report. The same wal
examined and in allthings found cor
rect, and the Board having counte'
land cancelled all the warrants sur
rendered by SAID treasurer, said re
port is approved and ordered to D
so fled and recorded.
Adjourned to "Wednesday 9 a. m.
| THIRD DAY.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
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C. M. soRiA, Prest.

JN0. S. RAINEY, Vice-Presid,nt
No. IA UNION srEIaT NEW ORLEANS
Write for Almanac and Price-list.
Jan. % Sup.
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Proceedings of Board of Super
visors.
REGULAR MARCH TERM, 1890.

AT regular meeting of the Board
of Supervisors of Lincoln county held
atCourt House in the Chancery Clerks
office on Monday, March 8, 1890, the
following officers and members were
present, to-wit: w. II. Penn, !. C..
Smith, w. G. Price, S. F. eagle and
G. w. Beacham, members: II. w. Nc
Nair, Sheriff, and Felix May, Clerk.
The following claim was examined
and allowed:
DIR. T.. Cowart, keeping county
paupels from Jan. 6 TO March 3,
1S9O. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1924 90
Ordered by the Board that the fol-
lowing persons be appointed over
seers of the pnblic roads for the en-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-15

against the poor fellow at the time OF the
trial and it was something the infantry
would not do, because thereby they
would virtually pronounce one, at least
of their own officers to have repeatedly
and persistcntly given false testimony
In the case of Waldron and the cavalry,
however, it was possible for Hayne to
return their calls of courtesy, because
they, having never ''sent him to CoVen-
try" received him precisely as they
would receive any other officer. With
the RGers it was different. Having
once "cut" him as though by unanimous
accord, and having taught the young Of
Gcers joining year after year to regard
him as criminal, they c0Cld be restored
to Mr.. Haynes friendship, as has been
said before, only son confession of error.
Buxton and two or three of his stamp
called or lett their cards on Mr.. Hayne
because their colonel had so done; but
precisely as the ceremony was performed,
just SO was it returned.
Buxton was red with wrath over what
he termed Haynes conceited and super
cilious manner when returning his call:
81 called upon hiG like a gentleman, by
thunder, just to let him understand l
wanted to help him out of the miro, and
told him if there was anything could do
for him thata gentleman could do, not to
hesitate about letting me know; and
when he came to my house today,
damned if he didn't patronize mel
talked to me about the Plevna siege, and
wanted to discuss GourHo and the Bal
kans or some other fool thing: what in
thunder have I to do with campaigns in
Turkey?--and thought he meant those
niger soldiers the British have in India
-GOorkhas, l know nowTand l did tell
him it was an awful blunder, that only
Russian would make, to take those Sepoy
fellows and put 'em into winter cam
paiGn. Of course hadn't been booking
up the subject, and he had, and sprung
it on me; and then, by CAD, as he was 60
ing, he said he had books and maps he
would lend me, and if there was any
thing he could do for me that gentleman
could do, not to hesitate about asking.
Damn his impudence!"
To BE Continued Neat Week.
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Thanksgiving Proclamation.
To Be Continued Neat We

WASHINGTON, Nov. st he follow
ing is the proclamation by the
President of the United States:
Proclamation-By the grace and
favor of Almighty God, the people
of this nation have been led to the
closing days of the passing year,
which has been full or the blessing
of peace and the comforts Of plenty.
A bountiful compensation has
come to us for the work of our
minds and our hands to every de-
partment of human industry. Now
therefore, [, Benjamin Harrison,
President of the United of Amer
lea, do hereby appoint Thursday,
the 9th day of November, to be
observed as a day Of prayer and
Thanksgiving. And I do invite the
people upon that day to cease from
their labor, TO meet in their acc1s-
TONED houses of worship and to
join in rendering gratitude and
praise to our benihcent Creator for |
the rich blessings he has granted |
US as a nation and invoking the
continuance OF His protection and |
grace from fot the future. I COM
mend to my fellow citizens the
privilege Of remembering the poor
homeless and sorowful. Let us
endeaver to merit the promised |
recompense Of charity and the
gracious acceptance of our praise.
IN Testimony whereof, / have hero
unto set my hand and caused the
seal Of the United States to lie
affixed.
Done at the city of Washington,
this 8th day of November, in the
year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ninety and the
Of the United States
one hundred and fifteenth.
[Seall BENJAMIN HARRISON.
By the President.
JAMES G. BLAINE,
Secretary of State.
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CHAS. E. LEE, M. D.

TENDERS lis Professional Services TO the
CITIZENS Oh Caldwell and Boise Valley.
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Chauncey NJ. Depew has in
Weighed against the growing power
OF trusts in an able address to the
brotherhood of Railway Engineers.
1t will hot be very surprising if Mr..
Depew shall yet blossom out as
the Farmers Alliance presidential
candidate for 1892.
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A citizen of Leavenworth, Kan,
lives In tent and over the entrance
OF his bungaioo is the sign, malice
toward all men," It. may be
ruse to keep out candidates.
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Blake, then stood gazing perplexediy
after him. "Now, my fine fellow" was
his dissatisfied query, "what on earth
do you mean by proving around Ray
ners at this hour of the night?''
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BY Capt. Charles King, u. S. A.
Author of "DUNRAvEN RANCH" 'rTHE CoLoNELs
DAUGHTER, " 'tMAEIoNs FATE, ETC. .

Copyright By J. g. Lppncott Company, Philadelphia, and
published by special arrangement with theu.l
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JOHN 7. Morrison,
MORRISON g. RICE

A TTGRNEYS-AT Office in Odd Eel
N lows bulidlng. All legal business entrusted
20 us viii receive prompt ana careful attention.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-12-01
Il H.
THE AMATEUR MlNSTRELS.

The Honolulu Amateur Minstrels
had a full house Saturday evening.
Part 1st consisted of songs by g l.
Ritman, j J Lennox, w III Charlock,
w V Lockwood, ii A Huff and w
II Hoogs, all well executed with ex-
cellent choruses by the company.
Messrs. Huff and Hoogs were en-
cored, the latter also receiving two
bouquets. In the intervals the COM
pany worked off several fair jokes, a
few fresh and good ones, and some
that originated before the confusion
of tongues at Babel.
1.-The great and only Lockwood's''
ventriloquism was sort of nursery
imitation of that entertaining art.
Mr.. Ritman made the best local hits
in his topical song to The banjo be-
fore second intermission.
"a Haunted House." the closing
"origlnal laughable skit," came tc
an end just as the audience were
expecting to find out shortly what
it meant. Its main points were dug
up from politics of which the COM
munity had hoped it was to have ;
season of respite.
Mr.. w l. Roberts was stage
manager, Mr.. Oscar Herold the
very efficient musical director, Mr..
nj II Jones directed the chorus with
ability, while Mr.. f f Mayhem
stage carpenter, had the settings
we'll arranged.