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The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-10

AN ACT for the relief Of the CONNER
cial Bank of Brookhaven, State of Mis-
sissippi.
Whereas, Allen Smith, Treasurer of
Lincoln county, State OF Mississippi,
on or about the 9th day OF July,
1889, endorsed to the Commercial
Bank of Brookhaven, Mississippi, au-
ditor's warrant on the State Treasurer
No. 1905 for nine hundred and forty
Ave and ten one-hundredths ($945.1O)
dollars, balance of the January dis
tribution of the scho fund, and said
warrant was lost in transmission
through the mail and
Whereas, the auditor of public ac-
counts has no authority to issue du-
plicate warrant on the State Treasu-
rer in place of the one lost as afOre-
said, therefore,
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the
Legislature ofthe State of Mississippi,
that the auditor of public accounts
be, and he Is hereby authorized aud
required to issue his warrant for
nine hundred and forty-five and ten
one-hundredths dollars, on the State
Treasurer in favor of the Treasurer of
Lincoln county, State of mississippi,
to be endorsed by the said Treasurer
of Lincoln county, to the Commercial
Bank of Brookhaven, Mississippi, the
same to be in lieu of auditors war
rant No. 1906, series 1889, and payable
out of the same fund as the said war
rant No. 1906 was required to have
been paid from, and in all respects to
be treated as said warrant No. 1906,
series 1889. Provided, however, that
before the issuance of said warrant
by the auditor of public accounts, the
Commercial Bank of Brookhaven, Mis-
sissippi, shall file with the auditor of
public accounts bond payable to
the State of Mississippi in the sum of
one thousand dollars, properly execu-
ted by said bank with two good sure
ties, conditioned to save harmless the
State of Mississippi and the county of
Lincoln from any and all liabilities on
account of the original warrant, No.
1906, issued by the auditor of public
accounts.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's pas
sage.
Approved February IS, 1890.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-10

MEMBERS OF COMMITTEE.
District No. III. Cassidy, +. S.
Gotten.
District No. Ct. G. Crawford and
w. =. Smith.
District No. Sd. F. BeasOn and
A. G. B. Mccullough.
District No. 4-Joseph Sutton and
f. L. Williams.
District No. 5-W. s. Vaughan and
J. n. Lotion.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-10

The trainers of our new COnstitu-
ton may have call from the Louis
lana Lottery Company when the
question of lotteries comes up for dis
cussion. To be plain, it is supposed
that this gigantic affair will try to
capture the Convention. We now, in
advance, warn the citizens Of Mississ-
ippi of the danger. Democrat Star.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-10
Deasocratic Executive Commit

The members of the Democratic
Executive Committee of Lincoln
county are requested to meet at my
Office in Brookhaven on Saturday,
April 18th, 1890, to take such action
as may be deemed conducive to the
interest of the Democratic party, In
view of the election to occur in July
next for delegates to the Constitution
al Convention. Fl. CASSIDY,
Chairman.
II. s. Gotten, Sec'y.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-10

Judge Chrisman, Judge Cassidy,
Hon. r. H. Thompson, Hon. r. X.
Applewhite, Rev. J. H. Gambrell and
DR.. c. p. Connerly, are being men
toned as suitable men to represent
Lincoln county in the Constitutional
Convention. If the people of Lin
coin centre on any one of these gen.
tIemen they will make no mistake.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-10

We have a speedy and positive cure for
Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker mouth, and
head ache, 10 SHILOH'S CATARRH
REMEDY. A nasal injector free with
each bottle. Use it If you desire health
and sweet breath. Price SO cents. Sold
by Meade & Martin. (2)
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-10

A correspondent of the New Farmer
thus sareastically greets the PROPOSE
ton of the Ledger and Bran
don Republican to nominate Ex-GOv.
Lowry as a delegate at-farge to the
constitutional conventions: "Hail to
Hon. Bob Lowry, the chief; carpen-
ter upon the constitution building; he
who fought the movement from it's
incipiency, who vetoed the bill two
years ago, and who insulted the al
lance committee that did him the
Ronor of calling upon him."
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-10

The Copiah Signal says the follow
ing gentlemen have been mentioned
in that county for delegates to the
constitutional convention: J. s. Sex
fon, j. L. Ramsey, r. C. Taylor, j.
F. Sexton, j. Q. Martin, j. b. Erring-
ton, w. C. Wilkinson,W. S. Catchings,
4. Afford, A. b. Guynes, DIR. T. P.
lockwood and r. N. Miller.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-10

Competitive examinations will be
held, one at Gloster on May the LIST
aud the other at Bay st. Louis May
tile LIST, to select candidates for the ma
val and military cadetships at An
aapolis aud West Point.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-10

The County Democratic Executive
Committee meet next Saturday to
take the preliminary steps for nomi-
mating delegates to the Constitutional
Convention. We believe a county
convention in May to appoint dele
gates to the State and floatorial con-
ventions, and primary election at
a later date, restricted to Democrats,
to ascertain the choice of the people
for regular and floater delegate,
would give the most general satisfac-
ton of any plan the committee could
adopt. The delegates appointed to
the floatorial convention could be in
structed to support the choice of the
people as expressed in the primary.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-10
70 Young and Middle Aged v.,,

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early vice which brings organic weak.
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with all its dreadful ills, permanently
cured
URETHRAL STRUCTURE permanent.
ly cured !! Removal complete, neither
knife, caustlc or dilation; without pain
or injury. Proof indsputable.
DRs. EETTS address those who have
impaired themselves by improper induI.
gences and solitary habits, which ruin
both mind and body, uniting them for
business, study or marriage.
MARRIED. MEN, or those entering on
that happy life, aware of physical debili.
tY, quickly assisted.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-10

Gen. Thos. S. Ford is favorably
spoken OF a. delegate to the eonsti-
tationai convention from Marion.
That county eonldn't do better.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-10
OUR SUccE SIS

Is based upon facts. First-Practcal
Experience. Second-Every case is espe-
cially studied, thus starting right. Third
Medicines are prepared in our labOra.
tory exactly to suit each case, Thus effect
ing cures without injury.
USend cents postage for celebrated
works on Chronic, Nervous, and Delicate
Diseases. Thousands cured. E-g1A friend.
ly letter or call may save you future suf
icring and shame, and add golden years
to life. EVNo letters answered unless
accompanied by cents in stamps. Ad.
dress or call on
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-10

l-a.ssiy aassu', mean license.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-10
MEMBERS OF COMMITTEE.

It. s. GOTTEN, Sec'y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-12
frcn ard wood IN Building

An interesting economic change now
so,ne on Is the use Of Iron for many
purposes IN which lumber has been here
taiore employed. The 'rimherman. %
western Journal devoted to the interest
Of the lumber trade. quotes n Cincinnati
lumber merchant who Saws thN the trade
Ia white pine has fallen on oue-thiri In
six Years. OF cuurse great share vt
this j. attributed 10 the decrease ia the
lumber supply. bur ii Is accompanied
by the introduction ef iron In mary
capacities. This morehaut cites the use
Of iron window frames, wire netting ia
place Of laths, and tiies Instead of wood
for dooring The illustration could b.,
indetluilcly enlarged. The experiment
Of steel ties TO he used In the place of
wood, is underway. Tho use Of iron
giulers, in place of wooden icists, has
BECOME universal in the higher priced
building, and the employment of frames
meade entirely in that way in place of
The old frame buildings has resolved
itself, merely iuto question of cos,
Mechanical Hall, az the rittsburg TX
posi- ion Is favorable example of q
building constructed with complete
substitution of iron for wo,d as build-
Ing material
This use of iron in the place of wood
fer many of the nloSt important pur.
poses in Industry is, Of course. cspeei
ally important to rittsharg as The iron
aud steel centre of the country. II.
progress and the expectation of its fur
thar Development is illustrated by tn.
possibility that iron or steel tics can b,
substituted for wood IL Ia thst use
where what Was originality the oheapesD
timber Was employed ireu or steel car
tc economically substituted. Il eertainl,
seems as IL the same change can b,
morc successfully made in the ,,eeari
nesits IL industry where more cost,
timscr Is used The vital factor j.. o
cosrsc, the respective cos, OF the tw,
cissses of msteriai in proportion 10 the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-12

Mr.. Capeu established tie grade for the
paving at the VT st end of the bridge yes,cr.
day also the position of the curling of the
sidewalk, ihc width of which. opposite Mr..
Nafd'a door, was increased considerably.
making i, much more comfortable than be-
fore, Me Hawthorne is doirv the having.
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Er.rt. r-sx. :. ANoxn wnnEx

Oue outcome If t!sr Increasing activity
81 vo men in the world of affairs is !;
res.l,ssnes' among those roulincd 70 do
me,tjr cirg lcs who hive no sI".i3l gift
for work out side. They hear of women
Ia colleges, women ia the professio
.hcv know of voaieu following pursuits
that were One, the exclusive province
of men. aud they are Internationally
conscious OF their relHo,eucss from such
distinction.
Il de not want to spend NV life cook
ing aad washing dishes" protest these
malcontcnts. when asked what they
would do instead OK homework. The an
sNer is vague aud parpo-elcss from the
fact that they have neither natural nor
acquired ability for oslicr work. When
such women yield To- discomfort they
either develop into slatteTus of the most
pronounced y pc in dress aud work. q;
spending all they HAye foe persnBal
aGornmcnt, promenade the streets. haunt
! the dry goods shops sad essay 10 be but
terilies with nei.her beauty nor useful.
uess a. IN excuse faF being.
There are ether women who chat,
under the houslage es domestic life be
cause they desire to cultivate some es-
peCtal -tfi. pas has passion foT music.
or a taste for painting; another ha.
| thoughts that harm Tor expires sion
through the ren; <till another has AZ
aptitude far teaching, o. a craving fos
knowIedge- The daily demands Of tn.
family preclude sa Indulgence ~ shese
tastes and Ia time s,aooth brnTs raks OF
lines of discomfort and sweet voilr.s grow
quera,ous. The rouad Of domestic ,iur7
Is performed with dhlity. bat there /.
lis5le JOY in ii v-hsa the sosIl OF TIN
uorker Is Eev ia ilss, work.
Fer both sets Of restless women lrrs
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,..
Cast on l.? s''tIhe.' NM ! pam row
~ row Niip l. KNIT to@etncr' MAX
up J. hiiit toSether' pas 'he siiPpe.i
-tIteh over; make = khlt togctilcr' khlt
: make d hiiI = iilahe hn'e y ",ihe =
hnit J. ,htHc - hHi1 l., :" TOW NV
pnFl J., knll = pun J. Knit =: Piii l. MN
), pGri l. khiS a. pun - KIM :, pui. T.
KNIT : "a fo" snip T. Nn,t l"1e'ii',r i
make sup J. hn'l logc'ii'I' pas ,ho
shnpru 't1'''n "tti, man - MIL 70
%t'itf' NHlO D., fpit t"H''hei h''' y
insert tiIe tic''i'" n tii' ii,AI stt1cii' pa
inc 'ott"n over lie ii'r'iie anu oi1" IL
through tli' slioch ~ II Apout I" hhn
move th'9 eAtt@ 9t'eh il'"' 1't t.7ii',
hah,' iIee'i!' On - .ile loi,' anu e'9O ", VI,
Il. M .V,'''os ~ ',iis NY ,'.o'i ...s' vi
th' seitc"e7. am iet .''c ll.''t s'''P
formed llA,H 10; 'i'e p''-'u' d. w p"oh
OF t'i' "oiH' NH't s1"ties' all i'i'cl,
from 70 'i'e ','i' " Wv ."M' ~" 81,
wiz hiINc i,-'H'' l",' l'etn sup ~
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is a remedy; Correctly classify and
value domestic work.
It Is not true chat homework il unfit
ting lady, that any work, considered
a. work, l.. degrading. To the woman
sho has thought herself clear on the
subject al Idle, aimiess life is shameful.
She believes d ut she should do share
of the worlds work, and that the work
bounded BY tn. kitchen walls Is as hon
orlble "a any outside them. The home
depends on it, and the home X the
fo indatiou of all that is best ia the faIn-
ily, in society and il the State. Th..
woman who. by her fidelity to what is
called mental work, achieves a well con
Quoted. happy, Overwhelming home
though her hands are red and her nails
worn to the quick. is worthy of all
honor She Is nonored by the few and
il depends On herself whether the world
also, shall honor her. II every woman
whose duty binds her to the kitchen
m0uid magnify her office by herself, be
iieying ia the Importance and dignity OF
her work, It would not be long before
Others would acknowledge it. y grander
result would be the change from useless
discomfort To a life of conscious useful
ness, better work, and greater sum OF
hnman happiness. The quickened spirit,
moreover, might find way to taste OF
other springs Of JOY and satisfaction.
Who Knows = The HaaerW.
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Dnu fupsia Bess am almost lone
i,tne to-day. It rains hard aud ctuuot
90 out of doors. Ny sister is away
attending school and my lttie cousin
Nho has been here nearly all summer
went home Yesterday. lie Away
bring lot, Of playtldnS, picture books
and paper. iack-traw-, bones, whips,
balls, pcucis, sud ti-h-hooks and iues,
and IL j. 80 still without him that i
hardly know what TO do. Mamma say.
Il Seems Us though half the house were
zone lie huugh. u pair of ducks when
ilc first came and We have had great fun
watching them swim and Ia hunting for
the cggs i'nc duck has laid ten eggs IN
NJ -iurt hc bought them. These mam
ma plckcd in q liJtle box and my cousin
took thcui home with him 10 show to hi
'apt. 1ni- morning the ducks came up
to the door and quack-TuacNcd and
looked Just as though they missed the
ifllr boy list usually fed and took such
good care OF them but ~ no one
m-Werrd their csil they went back to
t4e barn by anl 10y they came back
,sliu and waited for their breakfast !
| have pickod -omc blackberrieS this sum
mer. viii tell you how my mAmnt9
| pu' up her "pietd cherries. Take
| iiltic more tliau vinegar enough 10
| cover the berries and allow one cup OF
sugar tp every cup Of vinegar, also QUE
| tea pnougul cloves ,Jwoo of cinnamon, and
one Of Wl-pire to each cup of vinegar.
| Briug to- uujci. boil then add the Der
| rirS. cook u f,W minutes then skim out
and put IN Jars. Boil the vinegar QUE or
Wo minute more and pour OYER the
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durability, zsa c1e Of the mSsE efficient
causes liz making rIse change possible. Il
the eheapnezs Of iron that has prevailed
for The past ten years, and the steadily
enisaneiag cost Of lumber. Is will BE-
many years thoHzii, before the forests
~ Maine will cease 70 contribute Igis
menseiY % the welfare aHd wealth Of sfae
-sar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-12

Recently as Nf. join p. Robinson sHfi
Wilie Robinson, Of Eass Gailfofd. Sere
exeaTAri1g the esrtls fss aa sxisnSI9n o.
fae cellar 9rtser their dwelling hpase, they
thrs " out a ssoea sull the bgarEs 1873
slsl1iy ard neatly ca Gasea upon ore sless
IS il vas found lares Or four fest tfenr1IA
me sgrfsee there IS eonsii.s rsbis spseasa
gssH a. 10 hg~ is came the r. and It's par
pasr. No Iot rornsr 5r ice heisz near. IL
coa i cot hays heea 4 surveyor mora
aselt
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MAINE GOSSIP.

4 e;sxafnaa's rienF 6asY, essry one sESS.s
After tzkiGs the syes y % eslf far tan sa~-
Eat tat aeas Of hay teTeg isa2ss asag'sz Of m
LAX
u taxing TIE eges and The nose ~ Sac gasp
No ssrlssss ~ earse b. Fyafllrsi u, tins SsT
~ tfs fssagis Easseazs By sixii. anA VI lay.
An! every pp.F sisiiia isas fopssd = b.. esNt
10 g4p~i esa ,lsIs.5 y bal That u kfsg ti0st
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AsGgelfzss ti5y VA combins hst hs.f
q room is tie second story. litis bnl
8e@ IN a. ihe opea eiGdJ~ and ahghti Z o.
a w4sLb0wi Whieh eaplaiBsi NsteF. pro
q eaisi 10 tgks q bath When il had com
gistsi ~ abiations 10 bird fashion, u saaoS
"a The supefiaoa- moisture and Ties gu: Of
t9e ~iudo1 paying 90 stsation 70 The O.
ca pant Of tbs fsotn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-12

The license plank proved TO Ne rolter
through ard t,rough when 'audida'c
Thompson irustel his for;u1es To il cn
Monday # parted the moment il Wv,
iouc he pFseipt ,tieg ,he luckless canli
lstc Of re tIum convention into the 81 NY
ea1s Of Sslt River, So perish all Prolibi-
ttnn-s Cntnes,
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no :,
i,.rIricl1 Mr.. Mary A.
IN NJ. I, "Nartiu land
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vpli I'M,
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mus.
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in1 Snr,Lcru Avenue
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and Bungur streets,
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north half lot No. ~, pul
rf SO ain farm, contain
ing q acres,
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acres of land OF kcene
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Sclirs,
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s sentence Nhose only peculiarly "a
that il contains every litter In the alpha
let, + 'sP4ek my hos With Eve dozen
liquor jngs8 f,yea oa the sapp"sltion
that tho isg4 are empty tire little oises
down 10 Maine wont learn tieir alpha
bet from The above sentence with III
sn,esIinsgble EeaiimeHt,
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GA account of the storm Tues Law the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y NJ. c. A, al.
jourael ;h5it business aud i. will be- held
today at ! I, NJ. All interested ladies' are
urged 10 be present.
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Senator Vest waats free salt. He
realizes what f. needed for the Psezerya-
tlon 81 the Democratic party,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-12

Ef-Physician's prescriptions are care
fully compounded at KiDsmsn's Drug Store.
corner Of Bridge and Water streets, al mod
crate prices. Jah2 deodsf
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Lots - Pattltnd people we're male hspps
.sss Tus-'Isy There wsa. our Of tbs cily
sfg.aarsr's enles on that Gay 10000 d tiers
Consisting tax bills
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The remaisder of the twenty inch pine
for the Water Company his arrived, and
when Mr.. Charles Marston who is to deliver
il, has hauled L 10 the spot, the work of
laying it will be commenced
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Yesterday WAS another unfavorshle day
for she Fair st Lewiston. 1t will clos,
Saturday.
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An adjourned meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary Y. NJ. c. A, will he held a, the
r.Ons this Afternoon At { o clork.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-12

No household is complete without a cat.
o'-ninc'tails and a few cakes Of the eco.
romical Brussels soap.
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It. ia crtdtable to the Stnaic Commit
tee that the tariff bill Was passed almost
"A il came iroia the committee hands.
And OF the lew changes that have been
made the most were acceptable
Ia the committee aud those which
were not have IA no way lin-
paired the protective clierlNene~4 &
Ut the measure The burden Of plotting
the tarin bill through the Se0ate wa.
cast on Souator AlArjcli of Rhode leland.
and u viii hc conceded 10y all that he per
formed this important duty exceedingly
wrll aud with great success His rradt
nrss IN answering questions, ia meeting
critiri-us. aud IN supporting the bill ut
every stage AMI agaiust every form 81
assault attracted the attention Of the
country "a the long debate proceeded
aud is scrp la thu retrospect Ia have bren
remarkably good piece of parliament
at, work Every crisis htlogs out the
spe,lil urr lop' iht~ oe,as sni, and The
credit for the taritl aet of lNpo will be
shared not uuc4uslly hy william Ao
kiulry IL the House and nelson W At
drich Va the senate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-12

fs~Mss paijiips' PfSya.e School en-
Swan stree. wisi eeEareEee fall term Nor-
9sy, Sept. ~ sepissaa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-12

Charles Marsfon at work at the State
House yeSteidsy had his left hand badly
cfnshel il handling five toa block of
stone. Fortunately no bones were broken
but he suffers considerable pain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-12
Daily graataee Journal
FRIDAY. SEPT. u. 1880.

Cards Of thanks and resolutions Of respect
viii 90 charged II the rate Of ten cents q Inn
An advertising announcements OF entertain
men,s whose object is the raising Of money
will be charged 3, the rate Of fifteen eer,s
ina
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-12

Further progress on The brick work of
Mr.. rough,.'s block is delayed ill floor
is lSii.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-12

J. IL. Cogan 4 Co, are introducing no,
water heater int, the Grsni,e National
Bank.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-12
Special advertisements

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