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Il Is actually necessary that the voters Of LIN
coin county should be prompt to register within
the ten days from the 9Th day Of March TO the
18th of March, at the Court House In Bookha-
ven, Lincoln ccanss, Miss, Is am only requir-
ed one day at each erecanct In addition to the
Ten days heretofore mentioned. once hours
from A. N. % r. N.
Registrar Of Dshcoln County, Miss.
CHAs. McNAIR, Deputy Clerk.
r. .-After the ard day 0f July, 1891, the reg
sstration VIII be fnally closed, and no one win be
allowed 10 register after that date.
j. WARREN
Registrar Of Lincoln County. Miss.
BY CHAs. MCNAIR, ID. @.
January %, i69f.-5w
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CDttstnbIe's Sale.

ANTHONY BROWN
No. 2Ii6l VS.. rJustice Court
l.. J.. kENTFIELD.l
DY VIRTUE of a writ of venditioni exponas
ID issued In the above styled cause by g. 3.
Mcmillan, J. p, on the gth day OF March, 1881,
Win on The
First Monday of May, 1901,
within thr lr,srs prescribed by law. sell to the
highest bidder for cash at public cutlery, at the
court house door Of Lincoln county, Miss, the
following described land In said county, levied
on as the property Of the defendant, to-w1t
Beginning At a stake ) chains south OF the
BrOokhaven and Monticello road on the west
section line Of section p, township z, range 8
east and running east one quarter of a mile and
four and one half chains to a stake; thence south
one quarter of a nhfe To a stake; thence west
one quarter OF 4 mile and four and One-half
chains to stake on said west sectional line OF
section %: thence north to the place OF begin
ring an Of said land lying and being In the south
Nall ~ section p township seven, range east,
L. ]. BECELL, Constable.
mr. l23w
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Philip Baker murdered II young mar
ried woman named Mrs. Nell Nelson at
Carrollton, La, last Saturday night, by
cutting her throat with razor. Baker
tried to escape but was can ht near KEN
ner and carried back to New Orleans.
He is % years old and is known in Brook.
haven, where it is rhmsrtA re was Ell
gagged to a young lady, but il So the
young lady may we'll congrat ulate herself
on her escape.
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isnckieM's Arnfca saite.

The best Salve in the world for cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, ChilblaiN
Corns, and all skin kruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or monty refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by L. I. Meade e. Co
BrOOkhayen. Miss.
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Answer This Question.

Why do so many people We see around
us seem to prefer to suffer and be made
miserable by indigestion. constipation,
dizziness, loss of appetite, coming np Of
the food, yellaw skin, when for IS cents
WE will sell them Shiloh's System Vitali-
ger, guaranteed to cure thems Sold by
Meade e. Martin. ~
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Would Not Take IS 900 and be without
"Hed-ake."

"Hed-ake."
The Rev. John I. McByrde. pastor of
the Presbyterian Church at Marshall,
Texas, writes:
Gentlemen: 1 have relieved several OF
my acqaaintauces at Dallas, Sherman ana
Marshall of severe he;sfaches and with
out q single failure to ito so inside of
thirty-fiv minutes. would not take
$5, 600 year and live without Preston 8
"Hed-Ake," or its equal, which i have
yet to find. My prayer is that the world
may know of your most wonderful dis
covery foe can call it by no other
irafne. JOHN /. MCBYRDE.
For sale By all druggists 50 cents a
hottie.
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HAbiAS Hooisers.

VIM. Simmons, Postmaster Of IdaVilte.
Ind, writes. ''Electrio Bitters hus done
n,ote FOR me than all other medicines cont
blned, for that bad feeling arising from
Kidney and Liver trouble" John Leslie,
farmer and stockman, Of same place, says
"find Electric Bitters to he the hest Kid
ney and Liver ineffective, ftia.le me feel
like new man." J. W. Gardner, hard
ware merchant, same town, says: Flee
trio Bitters is just the thing for man
who is all run down and don't care wbcih1
OF he lives or dieg he found new strength,
good appetite and felt just like he had u
new fcase on life. Only 50 cents - bottle,
at DIR. A. Lewenthaps. (O
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ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.

AtOoONAO AALO" hDs
Feb. to March 5, 1881. :...........-..s 70 %
Brookhaven Leader, publishing registra-
ton notice and posters. ;.......:.. l6 05
r Abrams, comforts and broom for
Masee, feeding, prisoners from FEB.
John n %e MaTsh i sons sundres for iai
r 8 T A Ennis, .quire record Of deeds
for chancery clerk and index for same q 90
R & Ennis, registration books for cir .. :.
j H Miller, miieboards oh iscckioft -
Lincoln Co. Times. stationery for clerks
DR.. ] " Bennets prescriptions and iaedi- -
cine for prisoners :......:.:. $40
b r BOYD DIT saaing care 81 sick 'paapeer for
Dr. IF COLLINS, medical attention to sick
sheEmas 4; = Davis avis T. quires legal cap pa; -
N 1. Risis, lumber for repairing road =.
Il e Fhiiips. coroner, holding inquest on
Sheriff aSp M 81 S one day In same case
George BaHkstpH, j y B9mli ss,,,l T| " e
saIi, Jurors % s. s each IN same ease..'. $50
r r Philips. coroner, eolding Inquest in
case Of Isaac johnson, Feb. u, 1891. 500
) Jnsf Beoee J " vi boone, N MI q Blister,
simeon Jordan, c 5 Weich Thos, Me-
Nair, jurors 81 each In same case 20
EZ 7 Coon, pauper, for temporary relief. %
III King pauper temporary relief ........ 90
Brookhayen Leader, printing 5000 assess :. 20
Felix Nav S. exs% nj cash book and &C:
counts In sheritt's office for year end la n,
w Mc MGa & SIX i' months extra services n" "
ending Jan. 1, 1891 ..................... 70 w
The Sheriff and Tax Collector OF Lin,
coin cointy having presented his list and
report of delinquent and iasolvent taxes
for the year 1890, and having made oath
to the same and the Board having exam
ined the same, it is ordered that the said
tax collector be credited with the follow
ing amounts to.wit:
Poll tax. ................... .ooz W
state tax. ................... ~ %
County tax. Northumberland. LIZ OF
1t is ordered that the matter Of ietting
ont the county printing be postponed I'M
oil the FIRST Monday in April next.
Ordered, That 4 w. McNair, tax coilec-
TOR, be credited with the following amount
of erroneous assessments of land, the
same appearing from his list duly sworn
to be United States vacant land and lands
that have been twice assessed, the Board
being satisfied that said list is correct:
State tax. ....s..t.... .......$ ~ W
NOuuty AVC w
-
Total .Si4s SO
Ordered, That tho following good and
trne men, citizens of Lincoln COUNTY,
Miss, be and they are hereby appoihted
rs grand jurors for the ensuing May term
of the Cifchit Court:
Beat III w Martin, Jr., w C Mason.
j w Brent, SIlas johnson, toloted.
Beat 2-W P Furr, E + Floyd, J 5
Barns. Ebert Lowell.
Beat 3-A n Summers, . A Price, Sr. !,
Jacob Smith, Ned Campbell, col:
Beat &C T Montgomery, 8 III Hollo-
way, ii N Ellkey, William Dunn, col.
Beat 5--M w Nevels, A G Arlington,
Brantley Smith, Riley Wells.
Ordered. That the MEMBER and off,
GERS be allowed their per diem and mile
age.
W. H Penn, days. .................. So %
l. c. Smith, days and miles. -. ........ ~ 81
W. c. Prices days and 90 miles.:.ss:s.s:: Is co.
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kED isfDfNH HOOD.
tfAAR Abt's Charming operetta at the
College Chapel Saturday Night.

tfaaf Abt's Charming operetta at the
College Chapel Saturday Night.
On Saturday evening, the 14tll of March,
q performance viii be given IN the Chap
81 of the College of Abt's operetta, Red
Ridisg Hood by the members Of the Col
lego Choral SocietS. This work Is coh-
sldered in Germany, where it was first
produced, the cleverest composition from
the prolific pen of Franz Ait. 1t abonnds
in charming pastoral music. Great care
and time have becu given to its produc-
ton by the College Choral Society and
treat ~ anticipated by ioveis of masic.
There will be three ovrrtures played by
some of the instrumental pupils of the
college, aud after the performaiice Of the
operetta there will be short concert
given by the musical faculty of the col
iege. Admission % cents For the benefit
of the Library.
Lincoln Cases in the Sapreine Court.
On last Monday the Supreme Court af-
firmed the decision of the Lincoln Circuit
Court, awarding Sc, 900 to Virgil Stamps
for unwarranted arrest and Imprisonment
on charge Of attempted train wrecking
by Conductor Burns, representing the L.
iinois Central Railroad company, ease
familiar 10 most of our readers. Young
Stamps was represented by Judge Cassidy
and Mayor Lowenthal, who delivered an
able and elaborate argument before the
Supreme Court, being opposed by Judge
Wiley P. Harris, and under all the crrcu,n-
stances, the decision was quite victory
for them as we'll as for Mr.. Stamps
The ruling of the Lincoln Circuit Court
in refusinga new trial to the Brookha-
ven Lumber l. Manufacturing Company
in their suit for $50, 900 damages against
the I. C. Railroad for the destruction of
their mill ON the occasion of the railroad
wreck in January, 1889. was also affirmed.
A delightful literary intertai nraent was
furnished at the College Institute last
Friday night by the pupils in tho Depart
ment of Elocution, which is under the
direction of that accomplished elocution-
list, Miss Stone. Recitations were FENDER
ed by Misses Florence Kern, Lillian
Cooke, Lulu Veal, Mary Andrews, Mary
williams, Ora Hail. Annie Cassidy and
Sadie Dove. The program was well pune
tuated with musical selections furnished
by Misses Josie Pfeifer, Mary Walker,
Mai Shelton, Mary Cassidy, Estelle Stew
art, Belle Foxworth and Annie Parkers0n,
and fortunate auditor Says the whole
furnished feast of rarest excellence
reditable in the highest degree to pupils
and teachers.
The 81 90 subscribed by each church at
the last meeting of the Fair River Assc-
citation TO pay the expenses Of the Asso-
ciation's delegate to the meeting of the
Southern Baptist Convention which con-
Sehes In May, should be sent in very soon
TO Treasurer A. j. Martin. Mr. Martin
requests the pastors and chdrches TO give
the subject immediate attention.
Rev. A. A. Lomax will preach at Mt.
Moriah at the next Saturday appointment
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u Young md Middle Agsl lsa

A SURE CURE The awful effects Of sattS
IA vice which brings organic weakness, des-
trOying both mind and body, with all its dread
full ills, permanently cured.
TRETHRAL STRUCTURE perifSnently cnT-
~ ed! Removal complete, neither knife, cauS-
tic. or dlati6n; without pain or injury Proof
ndisputable.
nRS BETS address those who have impair
~ ed themselves by Improper indulgences
and solitary habits, which rim both mind and
body uniting them for ttsiness, study Or mar
rage.
MARRIED MEN, Or those entering on that
1Nl happy life aware Of physical debility,
unickly insisted
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Maj. Sessions spent Il portion of last
week in Natehez on official business M
Railroad Commissioner and visiting his
daughter Mrs. j. j. PROXY. TIE Major
will be candidate before the people for
reelection to the Office Of Raiiroad Com
missioner, position he has hitherto filled
With signal ability ana Htielity, and the
LEADER hopes he will receive cordial
support from all who admire iiUnstS
and faithfulness in a pubic servant.
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Heuek-ffhrh.toa.

Mr.. Chas. he6ck. Jr., and Mis- Kate
Hughston marry to-day at French Camp.
Miss, the home of the brides PARENTS.
Tomorrow evening the happy young eon-
pie will be rendered reception by Mr..
and Mrs Charles HeucE, sr., the parents
If the groom, st their home In Br'"kh"i
ven.
The LEADER voices tlss n'hlimcnt Vt
every ope who knows them in wishing
this truly deserving young compile hong
and joyous wGtied life. Mr.. Hruck is on''
of rrookhaveu's steadiert aud m"st w"r-
thy Young business men, ard the bride
uAe Of the sweetest and MIST amiablr "f
her sex, admired by all who know her.
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REGISTRARS NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE Of the new Constitution and
l. laws Of the state or Misstsslppa, enacted
November T. ises AN required 20 register al
voters Of Lincoln county, Mississippi, before the
,h,rd day OF July, issi-fcsr months PRIOR 70 the
November election, 1891. I am required 10 be
an sasa registration by spending ten uo) days
for that purpose Al my once In Brookhayen, and
snbsequeniy 70 visit each Of the voting precincts
and spend one % day at each precinct, In ordefto
Give an who failed 70 register during the nrst ten
DAYS, an opportunity to do so. I win therefore
meet the citizens Of Lincoln county, for the par
nose of performing said registration, at the fol-
lowing times and places, to-wft'
Rrookhaven .,s.s,,s.....s..:........ MATCH 0,
ava 10, IL, II, iS, II, ie.
East's Mil. march IL.
I,aSeYY1ie no.
Vaughan's. -. .sIs.... .........' "
Iards MHa........ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20.
Sheep Shed. .......................... II.
Bogue Chitt0. .."..... ........ %
McCieudon ~. .S............. $3.50. "a.
Fair River. ......................" 70.
Good Water. .......................... 20.
IMOnfQOmtFI
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Rev. A. A. Lomax will preach at Mt.
Moriah at the next Saturday appointment
of the pastor
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La grippe Again.

During the epidemic of La Grippe last
season DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, Coughs and Colds, proved to h.
the best remedy. Reports from the many
who used it confirm this statment. They
were not only quickly relieved, bnt the
disease left no bad after results. We ask
you to give this remedy trial and Ne
guarantee that you WIFI, be satisfied with
results, OF the purchase price will be re-
funded. 1t has no equal in La Grippe, OF
any Throat, Chest or Lung Trouble
Trial bottles free at DIR. A. LewenthaPs
Large bottles, so cents and S1.O0. (2)
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Citation Notice.
Tnf sTATR on MIssIssIPFf.

TnF STATE OF MISSISSIPPI;
fINO AL. t,srsasrS having OF claiming any legal
4 OF eSglsltahle Dfh-fest In the following de
scribcd lailslS Ssad Tor taxrs On the Hd 0f .Ianu
laary, issg, WI NuTtirsat a &c southeast = All
vasf a ~ nortlraa = a scstivn 70. ts~ IKzliip r.
range SaSi and tlle toisoV1ng ss,ld fee taNss %
the IN ~ March, 1881, yiz: Northwest = q!
SouthrzA a ~ sanne etfiqn. township ami
range all " Hnt<iH cjhnty Miss:
- You are coaifranded to aIgpEr before the
nancery Court % The County of IIRe,la, IN said
state on
Tn. Ifr-i AonsiAy al 'BSs.-. 1891,
N tfefend tFe suit In said ttSsrt fo cuBfirm his
tar titles tn said land, ~ Chrsys,ifsr Vounibts
ME, wherein you Are Iiefen'fanls.
FELIX NAY.
CIEtncefy Cf.rk.
H. h. THonpsoN, ssOHCltor
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Hvnor RolI.

The attendance at our Public GRATED
School for the month Of February was
very good. The following pupils are on
the unnor RnIi knh affrMhance:
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RAILROAD TIME.v.Ai,bE,
&c.
ftttn0fS Central Rutsr0std.

Nos. ~ and Y DO not sop - nag stations.
Nos And stop at all stations. Trains Nos.
~ and 46 with vestibule cars stop only at Ham
mond, MeComb City, Brooklrayen, Jackson and
Canton.
kE-Trains both ways make close connection
with al ~ the /. G. branch roads.
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FREIGHT TRAINS.
No. 8 mixed going north leaves Brooshaseh 1t
No. mixed going south leaves BrookhaSeh al
3:43 p. VI.
SH-Mixed freights do not run on Sunday.
f. NJ BEE, local Agt.
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THIRD DAY.

The Board met "Wednesday morning,
March 4, 1891, Pursuant to adjournment.
All members and officers present.
The petition of MCGEE and eleven
others for change in that portion of the
old Liberty road from A point directly in
front of Henry b Ellzey's residence to d
point where the new 0allatin road inter
sects the old Liberty road was received
aud ordered filed.
The petition of j NJ Sutton, ST., ahd
81 othets for change in BOgue CbittO and
Mount Vefroti road between Mount Yer
nan aud J NJ sutton, Sr., to run in on
easterly direction by To Leggett's, James
Leggett's and ThOs Reeds and thence 10
where II connects the Begue ChittO and
Meanwhile road about t of a mile west of
BOgue Chitto, was received and filed.
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3 7. eagle, days and "a miles :: ......... u %
". w. Beacham, days and ~ miles. $3.50. y 90
Felix May, Clerk, days. .................... 90
ordered that the Board do nov adjourn.
FELIX MAY, Chsfh
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AND
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Ballusters. Brackets and all kinds OF Scroll
saving and Fancy Turning Repairer OF Guns.
Nickel siiSer and Cola Plating done at short
nofices mrfe-tf
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sTATENIENT
SHOWING THE CONDITION OF
& DAVIS, Bankers,

Brookhaven, Miss, on Feb. 80, 1891.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT
APPROVED MARCH 7TH, 1888.
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| lObaI. ..... - ~. SS4l "a
! Ordered, That the Board ITO now adj
jOurn until tomorrow morning at
O'Clock.
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-10-15

DR. A. w. Trevitt of Wausau came
up Thursday. Friday morning assis-
ted by DR.. Neville of this place he per-
formed a surgical operation on Her
man Zebell. For years Mr.. Zebell has
hada largefever screen one ofhis heels
and was hardly able to get around.
The Doctor made On examination
ald found the bone badly diseased,
It WAS III honey 4,
= At EA aae e.Cu9h1
it N.uIl aa ac.cessagT to tak-:. che
foot III, it WA ..Eaily deciced 80 oa
~ TAKE out the iiaeastsi bore which
they proceeded to do "a King out two
or three large pieces.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
(Trom Our Regular Correspondent


Washington Oct. 2, 1891.
The President has this week once
more shown himself worthy Of being
at the head of an administration
that believes it's first duty to be the
of American interests,
. broad as we'll as at home. There
was no unnecessary fuss or bluster
about it. but as soon as the news
was received that the CHILEAN Junta
had arrested American citizens and
s a1.r0QuGeu the residence III the t'ni-
ned ~ tes minister e that COUNTRY
with an armed guard, tne President
directed the Acting Secretary OF State
to cable Minister Egan to demand the
Immediate release of the American CT
items and the removal OF thu guard
from around the Z, $. legation, and
in the event of refusal to call on Cap
tian Schelby of the U. :. S. Baltimore
for protection. There We're other in.
tricate questions which arose during
the consideration of this matter
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-10-15
The Amer lean Mutual Accident Assosia
ton of Oshkosh to the Public.

The Amer lean Mutual Accident Assosia:
ton of Oshkosh to the Public.
State of Wisconsin, (.s
Winnebago COunty)''
Mr.. w. p. Hobart being first sworn
on his oath says, he is the Secretary
of the American Mutual Accident AS
sociation of Oshkosh, Wis, that a
policy of insurance was issued to a
man calling himself p. III. Murphy, OF
Deerbrook, Wis, on the 9th Of De
cember, 1890. On the 9th of February
1891 the policy lapsed, for the lack OF
premium payment, although previous
notice was given him that his policy
would expire t'n that Gay
GA the 18th al March. 1S)3 Mr.. Mu,+
ply sent III payment for hisinsurancc
but saying nothing about an injury
he now claims to have received on
the 23rd OF March, 1891. He was no.
tilted that his insurance would be re-
newed from this date (Mch 2Sth) to
April ", On the 2Sth day Of March
he sent in an notice. stating that he
had received an injury on March 23rd
1891, This the Company refused to
pay because the injury was received
while the policy was lapsed. On the
23ld OF June he sent in another pay
ment which was returned to him,
with the statement that the Company
did not care to carry his insurance.
w. p. HOBART.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 3rd day OF Oct. 1891.
\. II. GOss.
Notary Public H'innebago Co. wis.
The occasion OF this affidavit is the
recent circular of Mr.. Murphy and
his published letters. we have eX-
amined the papers and correspond
ence rela ting to Mr.. Murphy's insur-
ance and certify that he has no claim
whatever against tho Company.
1t has appeared to the Company
that Mr.. Murphy's purpose was to
provoke a payment of money to him
for his silence and that II he had Il
Just claim he would proceed ~ the
law provides. ~
Dsste3 Oshk 0eh. wae.. OcE.sS. 1891.
NJ. C. PHlLLIPs, j. ID. CAMPBELL.
Atty for Company. President.
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agents wANTED.-wew want Agents
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selling them. All you have to do is
is to show it, it sells itself Send Is
cents for sample and terms to
GENERAL AGENCY AND NOVELTY Co.
Room SO, 125, SO. Clark st. Chicago Ill.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-10-15
ATTENTION ALL.

/ have complete stock OF heavy
and light harnesses, collars, collar
pads. names. hame straps, buckles
and all kinds of straps, halters.
whips, blankets and robes. In fact
cvcrvtLing pertaining to n harness
and can supply You on demand. All
kinds of repairing at moments no.
tice also carry full line oil trunks
and valieces of all kinds. Give me a
call.
VIM. PERsOHN, Division ST.
Eagle River. wis.