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prvovTyG REMAINS TO A NEW CEMETERY.

The alterations which are making IN the south ~
formed Church at Madisonaye and 1hrY'hhth'SV'' maui
necessary the removal Of nearly 700 bodes WIN" W.T.
-. ,,o from, tnver The remains removed
At MIDNIGHT on Friday and consisted Of number OF poNr'
~, ,,p.. and Skulls. long. dark corridor 'au7 from
IA. basement Of the church TO the crypt sixteen l'''
square where the bodies, when nave o,'' ''.''1 ~,
hittv..ght years brought at that time from inc
old Zion Episcopal Church and cemetery III Mott-st "heh
,h,t church was removed TO MadiSon-a'e
Zion Church sold for SiO0ooO iast MAY W t''
euh Reformed congregation. who are making EXTENSIVE
t,-,tions In the building. The Zion people nave uhou
with the St. Tlmothy's congregation, and are ABOUT u
,uud a new church At first IL was intended To remove
the bodies the structure, when Is 10 pc elo'u
=, Fuyeghth and ty-ninth sts. and Eighth ana Nh'h
- hut later IL wac decided remove them to the one
huudred nlnthst cemetery, where lou mas
hecn chased o receive them.
Among the bodies removed was that OF Mrs. mary
walsh the philanthrOpist OF years ago VINO
among other gifts left fund for the education OF huy
younq men who preparing for the Episcopal ministry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
rom OUTLOOK FOR SOME AUTUMN FRUITS

,rh, ortool for some autumn fruits this year IS not
encouraging 10 consumers. Early pears peaches ana
,snricot. have been few and far between IN thlN
M rl,c that heavy shipments from California nave
h, attracted - New York that would ordinarily nave
zone 10 Chicago. From one large fruit ranch III that
1,,, ,I,re r. 900 crates II aprcOtS and the same
-. M bo&cs of peaches, each containing about
,n., mound, OF fruit besides 1000 bONc, of pears
each wcighgs forty pounds net nave Docn 100
o., M r.ttou and 10000 boxes more are expected
" Al the Office of large commission house IL was
ID y.tcr,Ioy that the peach crop IN this state Is
IN, and mat prices during the coming season are
MI ,t. IA he high. 1t l. too early yet, SAID me
s, man tn sneak definitely Of the dnincc crop
-, nrnc and lister Counties grapes hav" been almost
,,,,nS Lv mildcw which has destroyed part OF the
crop in Couui la County. also, but IN nc IioI,noI
, ~ ,b,. Stale there Is heavy crop ana grapes are
inc well I'm the seneca Lake region The apple crop
I'm Western New York l. light this year ana the io
~ r but MltGrran apples, | hear. coming on hhc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
ARMY AyD NAYY IYrELLIGENCE.

w,shinrton Aug. IG.-Coionrl H. l.. Abbott. colonel
d C. Houston. and Northumberland q. L. GILLESPIE
Corps of Engineers, have been appointed ? Hoard To
examine second Lieutenant Charles J. Potter Corps u
Engineers for promotion Captain Frank Baker "fu'
nance Department ordered % the powder "og"'
~ Dupont Co.. near Wilmington. Del, 10 Inspect
powder being manufactured Tor the Ordnance p'p''''
mont The ,-csi.uation " FirstI.cytcuant John X.
Totton Atm Artillery has been accepted 10y the ffltt
10 take eject April l. 1851 he has received leave 81
al ~cnce until that dat Captain George W DAVIS lh
Infantry has received indefinite leave q" absence WIN
permission to leave the United states for 'hr purpose
u enabling him enter the services 81 the Nlt'ihf'
Canal CONSTRUCTION Company. Colonel a. Il. Eunms-
ton Ordnance Department. has been ordered % temporary
duty at the Watcrviue Arsenal. West Troy. y Y cap
tain g. ). Burbank. 10Th Infantry. TO Washington on
recruiting service. relieving Captain f. NJ "o''h'
7th Cavalry who is ordered to join his troop. The
following transfers have been ordered IN the AdIuNu
Generals Department: Colonel e. ID. kuRsle~' i""
hcadquarteIs Division OF the Pacific, u headquarters
Division OF the Atlantic LeutenantCo onel o. d. Greene
from the Advertisements once. Washington. d. G
To headquarters, Division Of the Pacific MAJOR j. "
Vokmar from headquarters Department OF Arizona, q
headquarters Department OF the Missouri.
The following changes been ordered IN the Ordnanc
Department Ma or W. A. Maryc from tn Bcucc' Arsenal
california 10 the san Antonio Arsenal Texas exchanging
places with Major l.. S. Ba0bitt; Major j. A. kre'S non
tn B,nca arsenal California TO the Rock Island "r'enN
Illinois, exchanging places with Captain james "o,N"''
Captain o. Is. Mitcha1 from the United States Military
Academy to the Mdyalc Steel WORKS. Pennsylvania flr'
Lieutenant T.. b. Rabbit from Ihurlo", PENN 10 th'
United States Military Academy.
Rrigadcr.General John Moore, Surgeon-Generai wa
placed the retired list to-day and was ordered 10 repair
TO his home. Bloomington, Ind.
Surgeon George Bright has been ordered TO duty a
senior member Of Medical Board. u examine cadet
for admission the Naval Academy. Ensign NJ Strt
has been detached from duty in the Coas' Survey an'
granted sick leave; Passed Assistant surgeon > :
White detached from the Marine rendezvous san Fran
cisco aud ordered the Naval rendezvous az that place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the PASSENGERS who sailed for Europe yesterday
on the steamer Etruru j. +. Adams, Mr. and Mr..
Moses Atwood Mrs Bacon, Eugene r. Brady Edwarl
Byrne Edward j. Bcalc the Rev Nathan l. Brgfs, H.
r. Best George BiIre John +. Cook. IL. ID. Coxe Mr.
and Mrs Eugene c. Ciosby Stuyyesant Catlm g. W.
Caldw 81, f. D. Depew Robert Dollar. w. Bernard Drake
b. F. Fuller. II. c. Graves. Mr.. AID Mrs
W. f. Hawkins Mrs. II. j. Hastings. W.
H. Hughes Walter IL. Hall. Vincent HCcAncyer
Thomas Jopling. r. r. Joplng, George f. Jardue, Theo
dore NJ Livosay, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lowry Miss kGha
,ine T. Loring William j. Muir, w. II. Monntford, the
Rev r. A Metcaf Lieutenant John Mills, Of the United
States Army Evy w. Mallon. Professor o. C. Marsh Dr.
Samuel Murtland Mr.. and Mrs samuel Ncwhousc Dr.
James l.. Phillips Thomas L. Pinnger Milton Robbins
/ H. H. Randall Nile. NJ. j. Richard. John r. Robertson
Reid J. Barr Robertson j. NJ Ringer, William c, Scott.
Mr. and Mrs Charles d. Stckney, jr. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Rankin Towse the Rev Samuel Upjohn, Mr. and Mrs.
w H. Valentine Mrs. L. c. Warner. Mrs. and Mrs.
T. IL b. Warner Thomas NJ walters +. C. WhitteInorc.
o. A. woodhouso, Mrs \. II. Windsor, Mrs W. r. Ward.
and Captain r. Il. Wililams'
On La Champagne were Mr. and Mrs. George w. Allen
Thoma, W. Alien Lieutenant Alexander. Of United
states Navy; Nathan Allen Miss Il. Brisbane Mr.. and
Mrs T. d. Benson Mr. and Mrs. G.. Henry Binney. Mrs.
cseser W. Chaplin, William II. Crawford Mrs. c. n.
cadwallader Wood Gibson, Stewart Hartshorn Mr. and
Me- G. d. Howe Robert NJ Hooper the United
s,.,es yice.Consul at Paris; Il. Brent Kcyser
General Adam E. King. the United STATE, eneraI
NJ Paris; Mrs. King, Miss Elizabeth T. King Miss
katharine E. King Miss Fanny II. King. Albert Edward
Kennedy r. NJ Lombard. DR.. Eugene Edward Martin
Mics Emily Manit. Mrs. william Il. Moran Nh. and Mrs
Paul Assayc Mr.. and Mrs. Ramon Ortig Mrs f. H.
Pierce Baron Edouard de Rothschd. Domingo L. Ruiz
ConsulGenera OF Ecuador at this port; Howard Tay.
lor Mrs. +. l. Taylor, John p. Waldvoge f.. H. Walker
Mrs. Dora Wslthers Mr. and Mrs ". l.. ZabFiskle
The werra carried DR.. Charles II. Adams the Rev.
Frederick Buttermann, \. c. burt Miss Elizabeth BUT
D. Chowen, Captain Gea Dickson. Guillermo Kuhsiex
the German Consul at Guatemala Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Martin, Captain r. j. Ralph. Mr.. aud Mrs j. Ii. Thomas
nd RYeruo
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WHAT IA THE TROU BILE WITH TIE TEUTONlCl

Further Interest was created yesterday In the charges
,o the Tcntonic did the record on her last
, here by the receipt Of a dispatch from Queenstown
which says that the Teutonlc SAILED from queenstown
vcn,v.cght minutes earlier than captain lrVlngs log
,dasrs II was also reported that officers OF the CITY
~ New York timed the TcutOnc when they saw her OH
,,e paunv, Rock Light,hip and found IL TO be . :O5
H. H. The Tcutonics log however says that t'e steamer
,,s not of RGchc's Point until 2:l5 y. IN. Daunps
ck Ichthip Is fourteen miles further at than
Rorhes Point. But the real issue would seem 10 be
ween the marine operators at the Highland Lighthouse
and Sandy Hook and Captain Irving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
10 rrRY on MORE WATER.

Chic, Engineer Ftcley said Yesterday thau 1t ""'
=, 90 t,rr ON the water in the new A1ucdnct
which f. 10 flow to "A depth Of four feet under tho stag
ing erected for the repairs. on "Wednesday.
awe could turn the water on now Mr. fte''S "u.'
"a 81, a.. Thought that the situation demanded H.
I'm, our daily allowance from the Croton Adue"u'
ard tho Bronx River, together Win the qu'"'' -
',.r a.. h,yc stored in the reservoirs Will prevent
any possible danger u shortage
t ,.ater I'm the Central Park reservoirs Yesterday
marked twenty nine feet and eight inches Ihe iour
fc,' supply In the new Aqucduct VIII Ahh 3''",I
'-t,,. ,t..r duy to the usual daily supply ot ~
900 600 and l. expected speedily 10 cover the capacity
II the Central Para reservoirs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
orr roR THREE YEARS CRUISE.

The sloop Of war E,,cv. the first Of the three vessels
q, IA. " Hack or south Atlantic squadron u Dc
ready sailed for Brazil water vest riy She steamed
AWAY from. her anchorage of Fort Wad'w'rth carry
In the day and put 10 sta She VIII sail all ti' way
after leaving candy Hook and viii first 1top AZ tn'
enc a., Verdi, l-lands and then - u hahld hi"Nl'
,r'. fnll,vine ar. her officers omndndcr. y, =
.ro,, commanding. Licutcnants J. '. b. blc,t h'r'
ritr,., K Curt,s g. T. ". Holman. Frank \ NiWrI
and r. r newton surgeon Nelson Mp. Fcrebc" faN
ma ter " ". Barry chief Engineer II. schuN let
D. ~. Frs, Lieutenant Of Marine, II. clay FISHER
Eu.lrns " Il. VI, Held and {. NJ. stone ana lay
1.crh- 4 II. Barry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
THE INSTITUTE FAIR.

Charles Wager Hull the general superintendent OF the
American Institute is already booking space fer exhibitors
at the nynnh exhibition which is announced To open on
October | and TO close November 20. The fair viii be
held As usual at exhibition hall In IhIdaNe ana seN-
eal impornt improve be mad in the
ment NJ exhibits and some alt rations In the building.
Applications for space should BE- made without delay at the
offices OF the Institute NO l3 West Thirty eightst..
where tho Institute located since the destruction OF the
Mercantile Library building In Astor Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
TIE JESSICA At NEW-LONDON.
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CAMP.

New-London, Conn. Aug. IS (Specia).-The cutter
Jessca arrived habor early this week. is
object Of much interest people hereabouts She is owned
by George Harvey Glasgow and commanded by Captain
Charles Frederick Riches, who with crew OF three men
brought her 10 his country The Jesscs designed by
William Fife jr and built at Fsirlie the Clyde,
from which place she sailed July July q. and
o heavy gale from the and north
for hours the little fairly buried under
On August she reached New-York where she
manned long enough 10 enter at the Custom House and
xst he 1xSh Consul. and then TO tbs port where
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QUICK TRIPS AT SEA.

The round trips to the Ocean Pier at Long Branch
20 be by the Iron Steamboat Companys boats to-day
Mace the fashionable resort within easy distance OF the
neonle who wanc air and the trip down along the
coast. The Coney Island boats. running direct to the
Iron piers Will axe seventeen trips during the day and
evening and both places leave the Iron steam
boat Company's pliers at West TNcnty-thrist' North
River Pier Nov No L. North River, and land at the
same piers the return
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
new ELECTION LAWS
NETWORK STATE.
Cheap Edition; 81 80 Per ioo copies

A cheap edition lin price, not 10
~w,I;,0 Of The New.sOrk state Eiec.
ton laws, under which the vote VIII
no taken thi. fall. has been printedD ~
,UsIE TRIHJNE. without covers. ane
viii now be supplied 10 clubs ~ 'ns
rnte Of Si.JO per hundred copies ~
couies for 30 cents; single COPIES
cents each. The print ~ large "n~
the paper good; and the various ~"
nublicun organizations can no" 81
the exact language Of the three H..
laws M "a merely nominal cost. ',.
nuu,u,,Iet contains the Ballot Ke'o."
IT, Cnvrupt Practices, and the Regis
tratiOn Acts. y.L.
THE TRIBUNE. New.Y0rA'
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Announcements.

ANEW FOLDED" COLLAR.
"E. 4 W." OTTuhWA "E. W."
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HrNRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D.

Impotence and T.
Keeps Dress Shirts 10 measure, six for 50. None
better price. OF mems funlshlns
spsds In New York. 800 aud 81 Brsadway.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-17
Sbi,oh.s Consumption Cure.

This i beyond question the most sue
eessfal cough medicine We have ever sold.
A few doses invariably eHTes the worst
cases Of cough. Group and bronchitis.
while its wonderful sneeeSs in the cure
of consumption Is without = parallel in
the history Of medicine Since its first
discovery ii has been sold IN a guarantee.
a test which DO other medicine can stand.
If YOU have a cough we earnestly ak you
to try il. Price 10 cents, % cents aud
s1.OO. II your IuDgs are sore chest or
Back lame, Is Shiloh's Porous Plaster.
Sold by Meade & Martin. ll
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-17
Hafnrn ia Conyuiston

IL terrific. Volcanic erEptsouS, cyclones,
earthquakes are aw.ully and tremendously
picturesque. bat scarcely desirable toemulase
in action and ei.ec, by tie administration OF
remedies which produce coaTulsion and
agony In the abnormal portion Of the human
frame. Such is TIE effect c, lie old fashioned
violent pu.s5a.ives happily i=.niag more and
more into tlisusc, aGi q which Eostes'eTs
Stomach Bi.tcrs is the wholesome, pleasant
and far more effective sucCcs;1heum. Iney
weakened tAe intestine -JEe Blttsrs invlgor-
ates them. They lett the bowels inactive,
because ircaracit3ted by ensuing fee5leness:
The Bltters, on the contrary, ana because y
fortunate difTe-snce-perpetuates their SC
tivity and rerC?lrlFy. The liver Is oene-
ficiaily stiusGl-:t3 gs tne kidneys also are, oy
this medicine which easily conq1ersI alsos
malaria nervousness and rheumatism.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-17

LOTS IN THE CITY OF BRooKHAVEN:
Lots /, 5, L. 5, c, Z, and Is in block Q; Lot !,
block a., known as the ''Nalty Lots" and fully
described In a deed of date May 4th 1873, from
three and two-thirds acres lying north of corpO-
ration OF BroOkhaven, bounded on the east by
right of way of the l. c. Railroad, on the south
IN the land owned and occupied by 5. +. Smurr,
tie southern and northern boundary being hVe
hundred feet and the eastern and western, three
hundred and twenty feet.
All the above land lies In lincoln county, Mis-
iSisSippi and the titles to the same have been
examined by competent parties, and by them
pronounced good.
This April Sth, 1850. j. Il. HARDY,
Lapl i0-5w Administrator.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-17
RAILROAD TIME TkBtE.
Illinois Central Railroad.

GOING NORTH (DAILY).
No2 ExPREsss-Leaves n. o.. .9:l5 a. m
Arrives Brookhaven, 2:53 p. IN
Arrives atJackson, 5:l5 L. M
No. 4 ENPREss-Leaves n. o.. $3.50 p. m
Arrives Brookhayen, l0:22 p. m.
Arrives at jackson, 1912 7. M.
GOING SOUTH DAILY.
No. l ExPR.-L'ves. jackson. .4:05 p. M.
Leaves Brockhaven, 5:57 p. M,
Arrives at n. o., 1890 p. IN.
No. 3 MAIL-Leaves Jackson. l:3O a. m.
Leaves Brookhaven, $3.50 Il. NJ.
Arrives New Orleans, 7:S0 Il. IN.
Nos. 3 and do not stop at flag sta
tions. Nos. aud ? stop at all stations
All trains stop at Brookhaven.
WTrains both ways make close con
neetion with all of the l. c. branch roads
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-17
JUST RECEIyED TO-DAY BY
.NAITY TIE GROCER. -

"SALTY THE GROCER"
- Cases Assorted Pickles, finest quality
10 Tubs ogle County Creamery, direct
from Creamery.
20 Boxes Daisy Cheese.
20 Barrels Irish Potatoes.
leo Barrels Patent Flour.
200 Sacks Corn.
% Bran.
% Oats.
- Chopped Corn.
a. Bales Hay.
80 Barrels RoIl' Meal.
10 Barrels Gnis
100 Dozen Taylor's Baking Powders.
100 Dozen Jumbo Baking Powders.
> Cases Nudaveue Flakes.
100 Sacks Pratt's Food.
100 lbs PaTehed Coffee.
20 Cases Sardines.
10 Crates Cabbage.
90 Boxes Olive Soap.
All fresh goods, and selling at rock
Jottoom prices. MottO-fQHiek sales
and small profits"
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-17
Their Ru.ines Ronminr.

Probably no one thing has caused such
a revival of trade at I. T. Meade & Cos
Drug Store as their giving away to their
customers of so many free Trial bottle
of DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Their trade is simply enor-
nous in this very valuable article from
the fact that il always cures and never
dlsappoints. Coughs, Colds, Asthma.
Bronchitis. Group, and sl1 throat and
lung diseases quickly cured You can
test it before buying by getting trial
bottle free, large size 81. Every bottle
warranted.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-17
Notice to Judgment O.cners.

DY VIRTUE OF an Act OF the Legislature OF
ID Mississippi, approved February "A, 1890,
am required 10 publish for 30 days "the require
ments Of said Act.
Ii requires and provides
1. That the Circuit Clerk of Lincoln county
shall within 60 days, procure new judgment
roll.
2 That the Circuit Clerk shall without cost re-
enroll In the new roll all judgments enrolled in
the county within two years before the passage OF
the Act
new roll all other judgments heretofore enrolled
in said county upon the request OF the plaintiff
and the payment Of so cents.
l. That all judgments not enrolled In the
new judgment roll within six months from n
February. 1890. shall thereafter be as II never en-
rolled at all.
6. The Act takes effect from and after its pas
sage. j. WARRENs
Circuit Clerk.
April 10, is906w.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-17
Bridge Notice.

The contract for building a bridge across
district No. /, Lincoln county, will be LET out To
the lowest and best bidder at the next regular
meeting OF the Beard Of Supervisors OF said
cOrding TO the specifications now ON file In the
Chancery Clerks office, with the exception TINT
the flooring must be 16 feet All bids must be
sealed and filed with the Cnancery Clerk on or
before the day named above.
FEI.IX MAY,
Clerk Board of the Supervisors.
ADfil 10. fS90,Sw
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-17
RuekIen. Arnirs sAIre.

Tie best Salye 10 the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter, Chapped Hands. ChilblaiDs
Corns. aud all Skin EruP;iOns. and posi-
lively cures Piles. or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by t. I. Meade & Co,
Brook haven. Miss
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-17

The Brookhaven Machine Company; run
Inv Messrs. Charles Chrisman and w. 5.
Hoskins, has raised steam during the past
week and gone to work. This establish
ment has the finest and latest improved
turning lathes ever brought to Mississippi
and eau turn out work equal to that done
in any of the large cities. Our saw mill
men should make special note of this
fact. Their shop is in the new eorruga
ted iron building on the east side of Rail
road Avenue. Read their advertisement
All work done cheap and promptly.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-17
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Citation Notice.
Mrs. NJ. E. BENNETT

Mrs. NJ. E. BENNETT
VS.. mo. GA
GEO, W. KILCREASE ET AL.
In Lincoln ChAmcery Court.
THE STATE OF MISsISSIPPI-To William
Hardy, of Belmont, Texas, AMI to all
persons claiming ar having amy inter.
est, legal or equitable, in or Ia the
north half of section l, township q,
range 9 east, in said Lincoln county,
Mississippi:
You are commanded to appear before
the Chanccry Court OF the County at
Lincoln in said State, on the
First Monday of June, 1890.
to defend the suit in sand cou'i If Mrs.
NJ. +. Bennett. wher,'ia You AT" d"frnd-
amt. The suit is la confirm u tax tile 10
said lands.
March 10, 1890. FkLlA MAY,
Clerk.
Il. IL. THOMPSON, Compla'nt'S Solicitor
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-17
ApDITIoNALLoCALs.

Robert Cassidy is at home foI few
days.
Circuit court meets the second Mon
day in May
Judge Chrisman is holding court
this week in Canton.
The fire boys were out with their
apparatus last Saturday.
Miss Cherry Wright of Magnolia il
visiting Miss Pauline Watts
Jockey Tom Magee has returned
from the races to spend a while at
home.
Miss Lula Ragsdale has returned
from her theatrical tour and Is gladly
welcomed back.
Judge Mcmillan and >. r. Magee
have been making some needed re-
pairs on their residence.
Mrs. Gartman and her daughters
have moved back from the City Hotel
to the old family residence
The delinquent city tax list amounts
to only so sc, out of "a total of $500
90. A good showing for oar town.
Mrs. james McGrath of Savannah,
Ga, returned home last week after 4
pleasant visit tn relatives in this city.
Homer Byrd of the Commonwealth
office spent the first of the week in
town and returned to jackson yester-
day.
DR. Duncan Sessions, who has
completed his first eoursein the Louis
lana Medical College, will spend the
summer in the Natehez hospital.
The Priebatseh Lumber Company
has begun the work of clearing NJ the
debris of its burned planning mill, the
first step toward the erection of l. new
mill.
DR.. Geo. 4. Teunisson of Mouticcl-
10 passed through town Monday on
his way To the annual meeting of the
State Medical Association at Jackson,
of which he is an honOred member.
The portly Col. Vivian Byrd Of the
jackson Commonwealth office is al
home for a few days. The Colonel has
been having a wrestle with the clillS
and doesn't look quite as stout as
usual.
DIR. Kirby Magee, of McCalrs Greek,
is now full course graduate, and has
resumed the practice of his profession
at Hamburg. He is young physI-
clan of laudable ambition aud deeid-
ed promise.
Rev. Il. J. Boone met with the mis-
hap of getting his buggy badly smash
ed by encOunteriug an OK team III
charge OF a reckless negro driver
near town last week. Himself and
horse narrowly escaped injury.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-17
Administrators Sale.

DY VIRTUE Of decree rendered by the
ID Chancery Court OF Lincoln county. Miss,
on the Jth ,iay OF December. is. in ease Ne. 30
pending in said court. the undersigned. aS &t-
ministratoT Of the estate Of J. {. Harcy. devestS
ed will sell
ON THE 18th DAY OF MAY. 1890,
during the hours prescribed by law. at the front
door IF the Conf HollSe ia The city Of BroONha-
ven at public outcry, TO the highest bidder for
cash the following lands belonging To said tiaT-
DIV estate, and authorized 10 he sold by said &c
en-
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-17
READ THIS.

ai'on market Beef, Conway's Lean
A, smoked Bologna and Pork Sausage,
u,'eo Beef Tripe, Fancy Bacon, Skinned
nams' Pic Mic Hams, Boneless Hams,
p p. Hams. Fancy Hams, Pig Feet,
'ei Extraet,-just received to-day by
Nalty the Grocer.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-17
MARRIED..

On April 9th, 1890, at Shiloh Bap-
fist church. Lawrence county, by Rev.
X. J. Boone. Mr. W. ID. CARR, and
Miss LULaH GooDSoN.
On April 18th, 1890, at the Baptist
church, Bogue Chitto, Miss, by Elder
{. p. Douglass, MI. j. :. MORGAN.
and Miss IDELLA HCNsCCKER.
On April I6, 1850. at the residence
of the brides mother in Brookhaven.
Miss, by Rev. J. II. Huutley, Mr..
FRANK 5. MULLINS of Copiah county.
Miss. and Miss MELISSA LINTON.
The LEADER extends eongratula-
tions to these newly mated couples
aud wishes them all the happiness
that can be vouchsafed to mOrtals iii
this life.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-17

Examine the advertisement in another
column of the LEADER headed, "adminis-
traitors sale" Some valuable lots in town
and large tracks of timber and farm
lands will be sold on the l2th day OF
May, at public auction. The sale is au-
thorized by a decree of the Chancery
Court aud assures good title. For any
information on the subject, apply TO Mr..
n. L. Atkins.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-17

!. Martz has opened his ice cream parlor
and solicits share of public patronage.
Quality, neatness and prompt attention
Is his motto.