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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-26
Notice to the Public.

That on and after the 1st day of Feb
ruary. 1891, we, the undersigned, shall
abolish the credit system, and do bust
ness on strictly cash basis.
ALAMO STEAM LAUNDRY.
EXCELSIOR STEAM LAUNDRY,
TEXAS STEAM LAUNDRY,
CITY STEAM LAUNDRY,
Troy STEAM LAUNDRY.
l2-24 2t L. =. STEAM LAUNDRN
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-26
"RoueA ON ITCH"

Ointment cures Skin, Humors, Pin
pies, Flesh Worms, Ring Worm,
letter, Salt, Rheum. Frosted Fee,
Chilblains, Itch, Ivy Poison, Barber's
Itch, Scald Head, Eczema, SOC. Drug
gist or mail. Z. S. Wells, Jersey
City, Nj. S-9-ly.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-26
Some Ways to Advertise.

One of our we'll known citizens who
has been abroad and has seen the
successes and failures of many q
town, made these suggestions to the
reporter, on the ways of advertising .
town.
zone of the best ways to advertise
q town, Is to make known to the
world its hotel accommodations. IT q
city has superior hotel facilities, he
fact travels over the broad country
with great rapidity, and it advertises
the city like few other things will do.
AS an illustration, take Asheville, n a..
g. This city has some of the best
hotel accommodations in the south,
and Is perhaps, one of the best adver-
tised cities in the southeast. 1t shows
what good hotel facilities will do to-
wards attracting visitors and tourists
to city. Another way to advertise
q town, lay before the people of the
outside world it's resources, in most
effectual manner, would be by so
licitation. If this city should select a
committee of some of its reliable busi-
ness men and send them over the
country to see what other towns have
or have not, and to talk up San An
tonic, what it is and what it has,
there Is no doubt but the result
would be extremely gratifying, for
personal talks aud interviews will
inspire more confidence than all the
windy tracts in existence"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-26

Philadelphia IS becoming noted for its
large number of physicians, and the num-
Der is rapidly increasing. Within dis
tance of five or six squares on Chestnut
and Walnut and the cross streets there
have been counted more than two hundred
doctors
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-26
rne Reduction Sale.

The Reduction sale.
Ordered by me at Slevin & McGill's
dry goods store, Commerce and Nav
AFRO will continue during the week
and the reduced figures will be found
i'm red marks. PETER SHIELDS,
l2.27-5t Assignee.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-26
Answer THIS Question.

No. g. Why do so many people we see around
cradle by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness,
Loss of appetite, Coming Up of the Food, yell
low Skin, when for 70 cents we will send them
Shilo's System Vitalizer. guaranteed to cure
them. Sold by Kalteyer s. Son. 2l3ly
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-26
JERSEYS for Sale.

Owing to the recent loss by fire at
my farm, I offer for sale choice lot
of Jersey COWS. Apply to William
Murray, foreman at the farm, or tele-
phone 2S5. H. d. KAMPNANN. II % ct
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-26

Prof..L oisette'e Memoryi System Is
creating CRATER intrest than ever in
all parts Of he country, aud persons
wishing to improve their memory
should send for his prospectus free as
advertised in another column. 6-10-tt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-26
Removal.

C. H. Mueller, dealer in wall paper,
glass, artists and painters supplies, has
removed to 2l7, E. Houston street II 24-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-26
Mission Oil Co., No. 1S, Nortf
Alamo Street.

Stove Gasoline speciality. VIII also
stoves. Telephone 543 12-2-lmo.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-26
Geo. III. Noonan.

The strength of the other Candidates
viii be given from day to day. Watch for it
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18
srArE HousB 7oprcs ].

General Sysaene has retained from III,
Writ To Bath ard speaks 10 VERY cosnpli
men.ary ierms Of the occasion
State Treasurer Besi who vent 10 Rafs
"Wednesday Is sper4iins fe~ days at Pos.
ham 10 company wifh Psn>ion Agent CLARK
Th4 Boz istoa Insassses Company Of Boz.
Ton has jast been licensed 10 10 IRE irssar
aaee business IN this State
name of cofporstsoa. ThayeY Heat,
Conpsny principal Office. Portland; cspi
tai stock. ~, 800; paid in. 600; par vsius
shares, SO. President, James N, ThayTr
Treasurer. Theopbiias King; Lasiness Il
be prosecuted. manufacture Of heating %.
psrstas. Certificate Sled July IL. 1880.
Name Of corporation. Riyersias worsted
Niiis; principal Office, Portland. Maine
capital stock, 81 .o1o 800; paid 10. a4oo
par yssss shares, 500; president, Edssrd
y. CbsDin. treasurer. Thsophiias King
bssissss 10 be prosecuted, mxnf. xosssed,
vsoles. silx, cotton and all other t~xsile
fabrics. Certificate fled, JaIy I7,b. ls9o.
Name Of corporation, 3tsfso Relief Dec.
orsn,e Company of New Eagisnd; priaci-
pal office. Portland. Maine; capital stock,
sslsl Dt,', paid 10 500. par value shares,
800; president. Harvey " Shepard ;
treasurer. Clarence y. White; business 10
be prosecuted, making ADD selling stereo
Relief ceiling and vail decorations; flied,
JsIy l7th. 1880.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18

Along With summer come summer styles
Of clothing tia. with q certain class and
those who cherish fond deiusion that they
I belong TO sueh class are very striking, ia
fact are becoming more so with each sue.
ess'iTe year. The folly Of styles il
~omens garments that has been An uafsll.
ing source of supply for the humoris,,,
will soon be com pletely oysrshadoxed by
The masculine eccentrleities and s1tremes
Of dress The following from the New
York World Is worthy Of = certain amour.
Of local application
The horror Of the summer Young man
is upon rs. He is imperviou, to ridieuie
or prayer, and he goes on bedecking his
mesgre form with the toggery Of phantasma,
AZ though such things as intelligence and
pr1priety were unknown in this vale Of
tears. Probably no one will ever be able
to explain Why young man who 10 correct
iy. properly, decently and eonventionally
clad during the fall, winter and spring 10
ads upon dressing Ike a guy when the hot
weather descsnds upon the town. All up
and down Broadway and In some of the up
town resorts are to be found young men
wearing blue, green and yellow blazers,
huge sashes. biz for little children
IN the nursery and silly little caps
balanced on the back OF their heads
They wear ru,set leather shoe, and roll
their trousers up from the bottom, though
there has not been any muI ia New York
for weeks. The manufacturers, to meet an
idiotic demand, are turning out silk shirts
In which the cardinal eoiors are shown in
vivid aDd awful contrast. 4 cigarette
smoking dude with a blue and yellow
blazer. pink shirt shot with green bars
snd hAring red necktie is one of the vari.
atoms of AN unmitigsted series Of crimes
against the visual rights of the citizens of
this town. As rule the young men glory
in their fisnnels. IL does not make any
difference how cool the weather may be,
they cling firmly to their fantastic clothes
aud font them IN the face of the people"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18

The horse attached 10 the delivery wagon
OF the Domestic Bakery ran away yesterday
afternoon and badly damaged the wagon.
He had been left standing on Weston street
when for some uuxccoun,shle reason he
started on the run down Weston on to State.
turning up Chapel and around the square
to his starting place when he was stopped
tie had cleared himself Of the wagon. one
wheel Of which had been taken ef ia max
ng the iua
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18
Marrieo.



ASBNustr nGGTS.
In Lewiston. Jane 10. Herbert r.. Harlow and
Variir 5. q. LAM. both OF Ntwry.
FRANKLIN.
In Fhilllps june -, John II. Be-, Of Phillips.
and Hiss Nora Davenport of Madrid.
la Pennington. Jane 70. j. Eugene Brown and
Miss Flora VI. Jennings, both of Pennington.
HANCOCK.
In Ellsworth. July ;, Catt. u y. closson and
Miss Cora A. Mo.ieY, ho;h of Hancock.
NJ NJ neserf, July ?, Nathan l.. Cousins aud
Miss Emelne Richardson, both of Mt. Desert.
kKNSEnHC.
In Benton. June -. John W. Jewett and Miss
Clara b.. Whey, both OF Benton.
KNOX.
In Thsma atom, runa p, Grant W. Nichols OF
Rath and Carrie Rawlry Of Thoma.tou July II.
Charles starr and Mis-. Susan Dunlap.
In Roc kland, June IS, Arthur " hite and fannie
u. Fisk.
la Newcastle, June 50. Eliaker Brown of Dam
asiseotta and Mr.. Mary T. Gazeotte uf Newcastle.
FxNoBsCor.
In Hanp.ien June -, Henry VI. Leonard OF New
bury, and Nina NJ Mason of Troy.
Ia ksnan skrlg. June -, Thomas r. Paine and
Miss fdhh r. Aunis. both of Corinih.
ioRS.
Ins4sl. june -, George yields Of Old Orchard.
and Miss lsauie bsrrows of cacv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18
WEDDING CARDS

The kenpsSse J0nrnaI Jeb Dspartsasn1
IL spisDdtdIy equipped for doing al
kinds Of wedding printing, announce
nsnts, tnvttstiSDs, eards, etc., ~ 49,
latest and most approved styles. IL has
done an enormous smosnt Sffhls eleap
OF work dsT;na the past year. ~ Ss.
dsrs coming nom all para - The
Stats. No betfsrs~ssk IN lthis l1ns was
ever done In this STATE. WIZ De eSnina
year, its facilities for this kinA - YeFk
viii be stsil further iperssssd, anSQ1 ~
latest thinss being . bsaaaidnl hAiS )1np
serip-type BY which n y spahaaA -
initiate engraved work - e1aesly 49,
very few can detect the AAqbsaa4e.
Terms reasonable. ssnA fss px1eaG -
saapIsst - ~
DUHLETGu . HLHu1,
vtfU :Asens1ns mAans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18

The Eiecrie Railroad Company hasn't
had unirouhled waters to cross, daring the
past few weeks. Finally. when they
Thought all the principal difficulties were
overcome. and had got everything 10 resii-
made to them that the water in Cobeossee
stream was to be drawn of three days, to
ALLOW Of reps,rs in some OF the mills. As
their machinery for using steam Is not
quite ready, they will be compelled TO wat
TILL they can get water. which will be Prob
ably the titst OF next week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18

II is very important in this age Of vast
material progress that a remedy be pleas
ing to the taste and to the eye, easily taken,
acceptable TO the stomach and healthy in
its nature aud effects Possessing these
qualities, Syrup OF Figs is the one perfect
Laxative and most gentle diuretic known.
iuly Ida W mo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18

DR.. w. r. Thompson has returned from
his farm.
Mr.. John A. Iismiin vent to Boston
Tsursdsy.
Ziba simmons Of Union ~ss Ia the cit,
yesterday.
Rev. q. X. Palmer Of ssco vas 10 Tho
city yesterday.
Mrs Geo. Davies Of Wsteryilie. yestsr.
day Visited Augusta.
Miss Mae Dow is spending her vacation
With friends In Bath.
Al Young Of Young's Hotel, Gardiner,
va 10 the city yesterday afternoon.
Hon. Hiram knowlton Of Portland wa.
yesterday registered at Hotel North.
W. +. Eastis, Esq. of DirheId WAS reg.
i.,efed at the Cony House Thursday.
Lieut.. e. q Morton has taken suite Of
rooms at Mrs. Serut0n's on State street.
Mr. LInwood Dolliver Of Boston. IL max
log a brief visit with friends 10 the city.
Mr. Ella Howe Of Boston is In the. city
spending few days At Mr. o r. Ho~es.
Nj. k.t. v..n.h 40 cs,aio., with ,
,,ty 40 f,,.od, t,ov. In au,u.,. vs.,.,.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18

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A"sn once yesees1ss.
u soaune mature,
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4lieo.


A>uRosV otGtN.
In Auburn, July >, Mrs.. Sarah L., wife Of NJ. J.
Rursptt. aged - years
In West Mnot, July =. Mrs Theresa V u. Mitch
ell. aged IS
4, Poland spring. Jaly T. iiiam Henry swan
ARoosrook.
Ia uauitou, July 5. RS. Augusta A.. wife of L.,
= crane aged - years aud : months.
: In Monticello. July 3 Bradford y. Hayward.
aged - years Il months snd "a day.
PENoHsSor.
,,hn and NARY iiagsn aged ~ wears and months,
tniv B Nellie laax h,er of Meftie 0'c,aHneil. aged
Il ,,a,s. Jaiy = Helsa Il. wife at taafies Is Ma
=, SABA ant dang hfer q kadne, {. and May Eliza
l-fh Bssd, aged 30 i,ars
In Alton, -laas 20, Joseph Snlger sge'i Il wears
In Charleston jHue y. john D. foss, aged y
vssr- aud Is taseihs
IL Garnet. july :. Mrs Genie Work. aged 81
years
PisCkrAouIs.
la tlrpaYtl'... June n. MARY r. Cochran. aged ID
Years, uionth. sRd % dt,s
SAt.AIAHC,-
In pa h. IHly ?, Mr.. Nancy VI. sturtesaai, aged
~ wars snls uaatths, July IL. Anns MAJ, dsaxh
~ al pss..r aud Mary Gisvs. s4ed : months
Al Psrkei'. Head. lrhipshargl July L. Mrs. RA
ehArl L. Jewell, widow u the late jas Jese l.
az, a. years.
In saes. July y. NJ ry ]. Hosis'ioa. AGED % yrs
ia North kenneenaspors, Jaiy y, MIS- Ssns,
Mltetaesl. aged ~ wears. Haseias'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18

Ask Geo. T. Thompson Of Hsilcweli
Tor Eashsh Alternative. ls0 doses 81 90
Naf7dtfAP
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State of Maine.
hENNEBEC. ss.-sap4fior Court. In vacation.
Augusta. July y, i,iJ


hENNLBEI, ss.-sap.fior Court, In vacation.
Augusta, July y, tsiJ.
Fdesrt ti,,,. iu., a. Ao,a.,, pi.,c.
/ i'N ne "unrsed VII nm hb''. y Is ordered
- hF g. ne hhy'fsi .Wd Jn+ter "l s"h our
INN r"frf i"tr"l J." glY"h :" ~" itb"le"' ~ pub
nsnR Dn ail.sisa eoiy ni me shn. OF an abstract
,,a,ks .n.ros.iy,ts Ia N. pena.bec tn,;,n.j !.
,y.,.s,, ,rI,,,,i L.. a,.,s.'', II, s.id rnnnIy al
l,.nnsi,.e ',hn Ia, ,,1fso,t,n 10 Ia, mir, 5.y.
a, Iee.t b,f,,r no , .n,, ~ sai1 fn,,,, 10 &,
LoIt.n a, Auet.t, amin and ,,r .,lj eon
ty ~ xenr,,,,, az, tt, A., I,s,d,v ~ s.,,.
IL n,st fhs, sha INV ti,.n nd ,t.r. a,,t.ar IN
aid Court aud answer tharctp. " she so. NJ.
ATTEST OLIVE C. HALL.
.in.iiec superior Court.
ttL.f,a,f 81 ,,.i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18

Most Of the Augusta druggists who went
on the excursion to por;lsei yesterday and
"Wednesday, returned last evening. They
spoke in the watmed terms of the royal
manner in which they were trested BY the
wholesale druggists. John W Perkins 4
Co, ard Cock. Everett i Pennell, who
provided ever, thing possible for their EN-
tartsinment, so much so that NO retail
druggists money was good during their on
tire stop in Portland. Secretary Bcwaiteh
who has done a rsst amount of work ia
getting up the excursion has reason to feel
pride in the grand success Of the undertsk'
ing. The following Augusta druggists
we're present Jonh Coughlin. II. L. Bow
ditch, +. Il. Partridge, C. b. Murphy, j.
NJ, Mixer snd u. z. LeClxir.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18
STATE NEWS.


DEEspES Mus.
tlaymakers are busy and are delighted
With the good weather Rev Jerome
Wood and wife Of South Hampton, Mass,
are visiting relative and friend. 10 town.
Rev. Mr. Wood preached n dine Sc rmo from
| Thes. 10 at the Methodist Church last
Sabbath. The sills aud ioOr timbers are
being laid at the Bridge Academy Building
4 part of the lumber is on the spot and the
rest will be here soon az wanted Rev. j.
II Bennett and wife were the guests Of
Mrs. Margaret Twycross and family on
Wednes isy at Cedar Grove. AMI had very
pleasant visit besides taking in the way
in which Cochran & Ohler Ice Co.
operate their extensive ice works-Two
crews were at work loading vessels
for Baltimore and other large three and
four mssted schooners were awaiting their
turn. Business appeared to be very lively
On the kennebec all along shore. Mr.. Ed
Basker. superintendent of the Ice Works
Al Cedar seems to be quite popular with
his men, and all spoke in high terms of his
Management Gen. Bridge is now at Mr..
Charles Bickfords. having returned from
Boston Rev. MIR. M0relen and son Lonpie
and daughter Ida are In town.-Rev. Mr.
Ogden of Portland held Episcopal service
on SUNDAY, july 6, at ) T.. VI. All were
pleased with the service. 49, Another cargo
of hay left here Thursday A. NJ.
Waldo.
UNfrr.
MIR John A. Loring of Everett, Mass,
and Miss Bell f. Wood Of Unity. were
joined in marriage by Rev. A. H. Martin
at the brides fathers Amaztsh Wood. July
in;h Tae company Of relatives snd invited
friends of the happy bride was quite large
sni all was bright and cheerful within, ss
all nature was smiling and lovely without,
After the ceremony hearty congratulations
were extended TO the happy couple. when
all repaired to the dining hall where the
company psrIook of an elegant repsst pre-
pared by the brides parents. All prophecy
for them a bright future. The couple left
Immediately for their home in Msssachu-
seits,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18
TO WEAK MEN

B1fsring from tho s6srts Of yosshfua essee~ enL
desaY. .ast,ny weak ness Lost manhood. 49,. vtl
ss1i = valuable tysasiss fssslsdt eoeeAtaing fsu
particulars for home ours. rQB8 Of chesgA. =
gptsrdid nssieal WORT sho1h - peaA ~ Ssay
rsA1 who IL nsrvsus s0d dsbfitseasd. AddsssS
prs6, p. G. YOwLxR, sseAas, CSaaG
ocsTdkviv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18
The Daily Journal at the Union Depot
Portland.

People returning from visits TO points
west of Portland will dud the Daily Ken
nebec Journal on sale at the Chisholm
Brothers News Stand In the Union Depot.
They will TIM. be able to while away the
rest OF the journey from that poiu, home
in reading all the home news. DO
not fsii to ask for the Journal there. All
the trains stop long enough tc give seund-
ant time for securing It.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-11-27

Lincoln is not insensible to the
compliment paid her by the selection
of one of her delegates to the Consti-
tutional Convention to serve on the
commission on Legislation provided
for by that body. BY the way, Lin
coins delegates to the C. C. have re-
fiected naught but honor upon their
county throughout, and the people IN
other sections of the State have been
brought to lively appreciation of the
fact that at least a few of the very
ablest men in all this broad common
wealth have their homes within her
borders. The LEADER, in season and
out of season, advocated the sending
of our ablest men to represent us in
the Convention, and it is peculiarly
gratifying to it that its counsel pre-
vailed and that the representatives of
this county have received such distin-
guished recognition.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-11-27
Appointments Under Section
27S.

JACKSON, Nov. 21.-Gov. Stone has
today appointed Hon. r. II. ThOmp-
son of Lincoln county, Hon. Geo. G..
billiard of Noxubee and Hon. r. B.
Campbell of Washington commission
ers under section 278 of the new Con
stitutiOn, which is as follows: "The
Governor shall, as soon as practicable,
appoint three suitable persons, learn
ed in the law, as commissioners,
whose duty it shall be to prepare and
draft such general laws as are cOntem-
plated in this Constitution, and such
other laws as shall be necessary and
proper to put into operation the pro-
visions thereof, and as may be apprO-
pirate to conform the general statutes
of the State to the Constitution.
Said commissioners shall present the
same when prepared to the Legisla-
ture at its next regular session, and
the Legislature shall provide reas-
enable compensation therefor"
1t will be seen at a glance the great
responsibility devolving upon this
commission, and the learning, indus
try and ability necessary to discharge
the same. 1t is generally conceded
that wiser selections could not well
have been made. All of these gentle
men are of recognized ability, and
have large legislative experience.
They were leading members of the
late Constitutional Convention, and
each left an indelible and valuable i'm
preston on the important work of
that body.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-11-27
4 Good Showing for the Piney
Woods Counties.

The LEADER publishes very inter
esting letter to-day from Judge Nc
MILAN on the census in Mississippi.
As supervisor of the 4th census dis
trict of the State, Judge Mcmillan has
faithfully and conscientiously dis
charged the duties of his office, striv-
ing at all times to subserve the inter
ests of the whole people, rather than
to promote mere partisan ends, and
the showing he makes in his letter is
decidedly complimentary to himself
and his enuneratOrs, as well as to the
piney woods counties. Read it.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-11-27
Brookhateh, Miss, Sov. 21, 1890.

Judge Houston has just decided a
contest between saloonist and the
of Aberdeen in favor
of the salooHist. The chief point at
issue was as to the ri ght of those who
had filed a counter petition, in accord
ance with law, to withdraw it for the
purpose of obtaining other signers
Judge Houston decided that this can
not he legally done. We are glad to
see our Prohibition friends in Aber-
deem waking up and showing fight on
this important question, and assure
them that if they will only renew the
fight and persevere, they will triumph
in the end, and the glorious fruits Of
their victory will far outweigh every
sacrifice made.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-11-27

The suest display aud largest variety oi
photograph a'bnms, parlor aud photo
easels. in the city can now he found at Is
I. Howelrs Art Gallery, all of which are
of the latest designs, and at prices so low
as to astoush you. The stock is all new
and fresh. Before placing your order
else where for holiday gifts, it will pay
Won to examine onr stock and get prices.
Yon should call early so as to have first
ohnicp
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-11-27

Column No. 1 gives exchange price for first in
PRODUCTION In exchange for corresponding old
book.
Column No. 9 gives introduction price when
not already in use and no old book to exchange.
Column No gives contract price to dealers
or agents, without any commission or discount Of
any kind. Persons, not merchants or agents,
who send to the publishers for books, viii have
to pay the mailing price in column 4.
Column No. gives mailing price, at which
books will be sent to any address by the pub
fishers, POSTAGE FREE.
Publishers pay freight on all books for actual
first Introduction, and also freight on old books
sent In exchange, All books not shelf-worn will
be taken In exchange at full price. Dealers
should buy direct from publishers and save the
iObbers per cent.
The law makes the use OF the above books
compulsory In the Public Schools. Teachers are
not permitted, under the law, to receive, enroll
or teach pupil who Is not supplied with the
adopted books. Parents and teachers will
please make note OF this and govern them
selves accordingly, and thereby save trouble
and vexation.
EDWARD SMITH,
Supt OF Education OF Lincoln County. Miss.
November, s. is9o.-fw
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-11-27

1t is wise and right for the Allan ce
TO use political parties for the carry
ing out of its principles and reforms.
All reforms in legislation are, of ne :
cessity, accomplished through the
agency of political parties; but le t
the Alliance keep its weather ey e
open and beware that it is not hood
winked and tricked and used as a
mighty engine of power by the poll
ticians and old political parties to car
ry out their schemes.