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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-29
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One small, roan-sorrel saddle horse. stocking- ;egged white strip in face, branded calliper on left thigh. Ten dollars reward will be paid for the return of animal tO O. K. Meat Market Prescott. Above described animal was talen from the O. K. slaughter house about June 18th
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-29
Iostt I.ostt

A brown plaid cloak or cape, be- tween Prescott and Blair's ralch. The finder will please return the same to r. E. ANDREWS. Prescott
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-29

Parties owing wood on subs rip tion are requested to bring it al lng. Parties desiring to exchange wood for subscriptions can be accom- mOdated.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-29

Transacts a General Banking bus mess Loans made at reasonable rates. Drafts on all the principal cities of the United States and for eign countries. Money sent by tele- graph; gold dust and bullion bought at highest market rates. Escrow pa- pers taken care of without charge.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-29
Ring Fnund.

A gold ring with emerald set ing Owner can have the same bs ap- plying at this office and paying for this notice. tf.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-29
M aIIlaLl.
W pod Wanted.

\ man and wife. without chil, 5en O take charge of and run a ralch. Apply at the City Feed Yard.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-29
Cook Wants situation.

Tom Wing a first class Ch lese cook, wants a situation in ei. her city or country. Call at this o.lice.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-29
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The following is the list of letters remaining in the postofice at Pres cott, Arizona, for the week ending M DO 1 coo
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-29
The Prescott
 National Bank CAPITAL, $1O0,0000.
Al Il T aASs EApNsN'NNN
 DIRECTORS:

F. NJ. Murphy, Morris Goldwater, W. c. BashfOrd, h. N, Fredericks, k. c. Woodruff. Dexter NJ. Ferry, of D. M. Ferry & Co.,, Seedsmen, Detroit, Mich. K. M. Diokey, estate Diamond Jo Reynolds
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-29

Meals to order at all hours.
 Oysters, fish and game received fresh every day. nlUtf
 Next to Robert Councils Saloon
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-29

F. NJ. MURPHY, President. NJ. GOLDWATER, Vice President
 R. C. WOODRUFF, Cashier
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-29

Horses at auction. See adver- tisement in this issue.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-29
Charley Young's Chop House.

Board per week, S5.OO and S6.O0.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-29
PREsoorr. ARrz.. Nov, II 1893.

ADAMA ~ UIuILANDEk, Merchant Tailors, Gurley St. Pres colt, X. T,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-20
P0SITIVAS VEN TAJAS
EMULSION de SCOTT
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SIMPLE. (1 SllS SlRall ARES. - -

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cuando reusan absolute e Acei de
drible absordo siema personas
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emuonado andemente
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emaoiaoon de ndoe Els taen Ell exolnte emedo
los resfriados afecciones de la garganta
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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-19
GeySer City Directory.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DR.. J. w. HUNTER,

O1tce, Room ., Pror,dent Butid'nG, Sldt
at on Corner DruQ store. Residence ffOs
y. SIN st. Tetephone at o6ie ana residenc
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-14
pte platform.

9ie uon Der bemutratiiben gonoen.
tion in ScOtlauo ansenommene platiorm
lautet tpie fOlst:
@ir, bic 1ertreter Der oemoiratiihen
Yartei bon Sio 9atota. in Staaiss Con,
oStiOn perinmmelt, beitdtisen BON @ea-
EN- uniere1reue ben srOben Gruubidbsn
Der Eartei aeseniber, uie lie Don 3bos
mas Seiierion iormul,rt, BON Nnbrew
Sadipn erfldrt unb pon ben nahiolaens
ben sroBen Siibrern Der Bartei bis gum
heutiseu 1ose Sur slusfhbruns sebradt
lpuroen: peri0nlihe 5reibeit, 5rtli6e
Selbitreqiernns uuo Ginidrdniuug Der
Bunosscontrple innerbalb ensiter, nit
Orouuns uno allsemeiner Siherbeit
iibereinitinmenoer @renaen.
Mir inooiiiren bon Seraen bic 9e.
sieruns uuieres sroben 5ibrsrs @roper
Glepelanb, uno csntraltiren nit StolS
ibre fdbiee. patriotiid,e rnb piirospolle
2eitnns nit benz ,hmahen uno unbeils
pollen Btrhuiten ieiuss woraineers.
@ir meiien nui Die bebeutiame 1bat
ia4e bin, TAB bas ourm rspublifanil@s
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-14
Mitea, .eaota, eommeraas oen H. september 1893

Sorten @sloes In un'srem 9anoe niht
nuiredt e,bllten plrbsn. II oies
ourh5ufihrer, fam es notbiuenoil luer.
ben, Sonos dusSu9eben, um @Olo 81
taufen. sic pilroeH IN eo c nj
W artte @olo briu9eu; lie
uirben es aus Der Baut tuo n
@nglo ouoi iiebeu" - 6eiuiB
llu0 neil benz 10 1T: neil Der areoit
Der Der. Staoteu (troe Der SilbertGus
fe!) eln 10 pprSiloltfer lit, oaB man ib.
Z, Bpnes oul jeoem WtnrIts nit Sob
bejnblt. uuO oamlt iO9ny Der Saut uon
@n9lnuo lbr 6Olo ih entSleheu I1Bt
10 IIegi oUd) tlnr nui Der 0nno, ooB c,
ne NothuenSl0teit Snr GinitellGrQ Ger
Silberfdufe d I uorbnuoeu 1T. llno
tuenn tplr uulere SilberporrGtbe per
boppelten: 10 oiel @Olo, ais mir fir
Ginl6lunsssiuede uno sur auiredtbul
tiins bes Gleidpertbs uuierer p.rihre
oenen @eloiorten nOtbie baben, peroen
mir jeoer;eit nit 2ei6tisteit erlunsen
t6Hnen. @nrum aliu niht auh ierrer
oas Silber uns tnbbar MAIDEN, uuo on
nit FeItrageu Jur Ginoerun9 oes 6,elo
manaels, rpurunier beute ale @eidGits
ses 2anbes uno ale Elnhen Der geu6Is
i:ulu9 ju leioen babeu? g9.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-14
Ei,rrn,au brirt 1t,ort seuont-
iueu.

Senator SHERMAN bat in Ieiner ueus
liden srOBen Reoe teinen 8usiiel oas
riiber aelaHsn, bab psuisltens ct bic
perlanste uno ppn ibm ielblt beiirwors
tete 8loerrufuns bes Sherman @eieseS
uiht als sluiseben oes Prinjips ber
9oppelipdbruns pber als enbsiltise
@initelune Der SilberbeniiBuns fir
@eloSpede betrahtet ooer beabiihtist.
Gr beItreitet, cnB jeitiueilise @initellnns
Der Silberprdsuns oas Cube oeS Gil.
bers" ~ bebeuten babe. Die 2lntdufe
iollten nur iuipenOirt iueroeu, bis cine
!3eit fommt, ba mir ourd eiR interna.
iionales 8ertbuerbdltniB Ooer burt) e,'
ne anbere seieslide Veriisuns bic
N6slidteit perhiiten f6nnen, oaB mir
Sur einia6eu Silberwdhruns seIausen."
Die Yertr0ituns aui bic 9ufunft III al
lerbinss cine iebr umseiuiiie. uno mas
Die @eiabr anbelanst. oaB mir 5ur ein.
iaden silberludbruns selausen f0nn'
ten, 10 1T aud Serr Sbermau ben Be.
weis idulbis seblieben, bab iolde @e.
fabr niht ebenio aut iebt Die ipdter,
tros iortseiebterSilberiduie, burdb ,.an.
oere seieblids 8erfusuns" iid abuens
ben lisBe. @r ielbit empfeblt in eiuem
anbern Nbidnitt ieiner &sbe bic Der.
itdrfuns Der @olSreisrpe burd aussabe
uun Bonbs. .@ir babsn. iast er, iest
isds. ooer liebeas cher a6tbunpertptil'
liDneu Dollars Yapierselo auSiteben,
wsIir mir perantworilid iinb. g9ir ba-
ben es aui uns senommen, basislbe i'm
@leibwertb iu erbalten. g4ie fam es
ssiheben? Inter sew6bnliAen umitdn.
ben maroe tine flelneReierpe binreihen.
Senermamn Siherbeit 81 seben umb ie.
be Beiorsni6 su perbiiten, aber in 9sis
ten pie bic iebisen 1T es. nad meiner
Nniibt, bic YIliht Der berrihenoeu
eartei, ipelhe bic Rssierunssseualt in
0dnoen bat unb oieis @enolt ieoen Mu.
senblid ausiiben Idnn. bic Ssierpe AZ
itdrfen. 70 boB Niemoub ~ far&ten
troa&t, Da6 mir ben Vtei@,pertb a1er
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-14

perridait i'll idiusres llnslid seItOBene
Bolt Der 0atirn bel Der oemotratiihen
Bnrtei tDilie iudt, niht bur6 @rfiucung
neuer NotbbeDelfe, IOnoern ourh yloers
rui Der pen repsblitaniihen 9onereiieu
erluiieneu uno uou republiiauiiheu Gre
tutiubenmfeH 9ut9ebeiBeuen @eiebe.
Su Grtennurg Der 5bntlahe, ooB Die
9egeuwdrti9e gclStlemme jenem riei9en
Wdhmert" Der republltaniiheu Nomi.
niitrutlun, benz Sberman. @eies juSu'
i6reibeu 1T, ltimmen mir Yraiiceut Gle
uelano's BOti6ait all ben 0eaenpdrtigen
Gor9reB be, no loben Die Snnoluu9
oes oemOtratiihen ReprGientantenbau.
les iuoem es fir ben @ieeriui ienes
@eleees Itlmmte. limb mir unterltilten
au5 Die @rflGrun9 Der 9bicn9O'er Blnt'
form, wel6e bas 6eltbulten Der Partei
an ben alten Brinjipien Der 8Oppeliudbs
runs pOugieuem suli6ert uno oiegeruens
oun0 bon Cob uub Silber iiir @elo,
obne llnieri6isb, uno in iol6sr @eile
uno nnter lolden SOrIihtsmaBregeln
empfislt, bic ben @leihluertb Der beloen
Wtetalle Ii6ern peroen.
Snoem mir 9lnubcn, oaB ein groBer
Tbell Ter DepreiiOn une 2eloeu, unter
lpelhen ons Volt itrnufelt cine Jol9e
Der ourd republitnniihe alaIier'@eIeb-
sepuns nnierle9teu bObeu Steuern it,
inopiliren mir Die ami ben 3olltnrll Ses
sng hnbeube Ilante in Der leBten natio'
unlen 1ldtiorm. uno ben pom Sraiioens
ten nui oieler Elnntc aerommtnen, aus
iemer neull6eu Sotldnit erlihilihen
islren Stnuo.
g9ir perlnu9en ben @ioerrui oes
Buuoes @nblseieses, uuo Nidt. 3nters
pentiou NIT Stnats Some Rule bel
@oblen.
Wir beiBen Die seleblIebenSen, arbeit'
iameu. iparidmen uno inteHiSenten Biirs
ger aller gtatipnen piQtommen on uns
iereu 8eitaben uno uerlansen bic &C.
nnueBelUlsune Der lesiseu Geiebe fiir
@erbinoeruus Der @inIuonberuna pom
Verbremern, YdHpern uno dufruprern.
g9ir per6ammen Die republiiauiihe
Yartei oieies Staotes fir ibre unIdbise
uno perihweuoeriids 8erwaltuns, burb
melds ods ihon belaiteie Bolt oieies
Sabr mob cine auBeroroeutlide Steuer
bon Spei uno elm balb uom2auieno Iiir
3eiiSitc 81 ertraser sejuungen 1T.
y8ir peroammen Die periloiiene repus
blitnniide 2esislatur, nitt nur pesen
geridpenbuns, iouberu aud neseu
p6lliaer 9iidtbeawtuus serlproheuer
@bbilie BON oenllublllisfeiien uno9aiten,
pelhe aus iriiberer republitaniider @e.
iessebuns berpOrsinaen.
ggir perbammen bic republifaniihe
Bartei fir ibre mebr ais parteiiide
8ermnltuns Der Staatss snitalten. our6
lpel6e mebr als cine S6ule, bic eisent:
lib Der Stul3 bes Staatss iein iollte,
an ben Ranb Der sluil0inus sebradt
muroe.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-14
9esriinneter prstert.

Die an anoerer Stelle ,u iiubeuoe De-
mutratiIhe Hlatform ersebt lih in pers
oammenoen BroteitiuOrten segsu bic re:
publitanilAe 8erpaltung unleres Staa.
ties. 8epublitaner piirben pieaeidi
iei6tbin oariiber, ais eiper iiblihen
Barteiertldrun9. biniuesseben lpoIlen,
tpenn nidt aeraoe oieier 1ase aus ibren
elsenen &eiben. bon einem Staatsbes
amten lelblt, bic Beitdtisuna iriibersr
cOrupter Yrattiten rldbaltlOs seseben
tporoen mare!
Sdon ldnsere 3eit bur1i6pirrteu
eusliihe 3eituusen dllerla @srh6te
uuu neuen, bisber unerb6rten -tueil
itritte ebrliden -Wetbooen Der Yerwal.
tuns i'm Staatsauoitorsamt; Der Guoi
tor, Serr Sipple. iollte allerle, idlide
&e6nunsen 5urif. unb bic Sdmaroser
nit rauber Sano absepieien baben.
Wfan oenfe! 9as mar unerb6rt, in
jiuiefaher 8e5iebuns uuerb6rt; eritlid
neil felt @riinouns bes Stoates, 10 bis
tueit 5uriid in Die buutls Belt bes 2er.
ritoriums sre,feno, cine itanbbcre
WiBwirthidait berridte, ;weitens uno
gon5 belonbers neil Jest aui eins
nal ein ebrlider uno mutbiser 8eanlter
III etnem 9epartemeut Der Corruption
entsesen5ntreten ss maste. 9ie
~@adridten" betdmpiten Serrn Sipple
lebten SerbIt unt Slpar, ipie mir aus
elnem bamal,sen Mrtifel tpbrtlib quot.
rem, aus folgeuoem @runbe: pa tbut
cine Nenberuna Notb; Der Republican,
lhe Hing bari ieinen Ranbionten oies.
NAL nidt ourhbrinsen, 10 redtidafien
bieier, 0err Sipple, aud perl6nlih it,"
Der bod @rpdblte bat nun ni6t nur
ieine &ehtifaifenheit, ipnoern, anh
bpbeu Wtutb be,pieien, oenn Iolhen er.
toroerte es. Der ireden Soibe BON polis
tiihen @lnltliusen entsesenSntreten.
Bas Serr 8. benz Sdreiber bieier Ta'
&c bel einem fiidtisen 8ulammeutreHen
aber be bisberise gerlhleuoeruna BON
Staatsselbern mittbeilte, bere6tist uus
5n mInbeitens 10 befiissn luie be obisen
Musoriide. 2eiher mar bic 8eit Der
unterrebuns gu flIrs, baB mir cine iiber'
iidtlide idmarje Siiuoenliits aufl6reis
ben fonnteu unb beben mir bios bas
folsenoe rleuhtenbe~ 8eiipiele berpor
Sn ben Stautsiduleu sisbt es iose-
nannte Broieiioren, bic $4,000 Sabress
aebalt be5isben, $500 mebr ais bic
Sberridter ooer. Der @Ouperneur. @i.
ner berielben itarb i'm Suni; es wuros
cine &ednuns fir iein @ebalt fir bic
Nonate Suli une Gusuit einsereidt
&einBunber,baB Die bon ber bunsrisen
Weute umtcbten StaatsiHnlen Don
ioIdem Weilte selsitet ibssns hphen
3med niht eriiifIen Der bemOfratiI@s
Eroteit 1T usbg ais besraubet.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-14

Die Oft 9ebOrte Bebanptuue, onf
bic @inUanoeruns bas srOBte SOutin
gent ~ Der 8erbreders Bep6lterun1 oi.
ieS 2onoes iteae, pirc ourd cine pou
ben Seraus9eberh oes oGenturp". Na
suSins" 9eiummelie 8rimminaliltt IN
sriiuoli6er @eiie uiberlest 9tus Den
oerotfentlidten 5abelen, beren 8idtia.
tsit lelbit eiu 10 nutioiltii9 seliuutes
8lutt luie Die rN. y. Guenins Bot"
nn5uertenner iih sen0tblst iiebt, eebt
udmlid berncr, oaB uu9efabr bret Bier.
tel idmmtliher mdnnlider Suiniien Der
amerifnntiben 3u6tbduier, Strni. mo
SeHeruu9saniinlten ni6t nur ee6orene
&merituuer. iOrosrn Der 9Rebr5nbl mad,
audi ameritaniidef NbfunIt lino. Bon
Der @eiammtbeit Der manulihen, abae,
ltrdIteu 8erbreher Bepoltsrun9 in ben
Ser. Staaten ipucoe uur Elm Yiertel I'M
4uslanoe seboren. Sserner seiat oiele
fir ben uatioiitii6en Gi9enoantel 10
t.fbdnsniBuolle Stntiltit, baS Don ben
52,S94 mdnnliden Strdiliu9en ibrer
32,426 in Der Suseno tein Sanb,pnt
9elernt batten, BON benen tpieberum 30,
144 in ben 8tr. Staaten sebOren wurs
ben. 9as beiBt, brei Jiinftel uon Zen.
lenisen, bic. neil iie nihts Croentlides
selernt batten, auf bic 8abn oes 8er.
bre4ens serietben, seb6ren gum einse.
borenen Nmeritanertbum. B.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-14

Die Seiieruns Der seidditlideu So.
se maht ii6 audi I'm 3OIlamt 6smer''
bar, inoem Die 3uriIdSiebuus con Wnu.
rem aus ben 3oGipeiteru sunj beoeus
teuo Sunimmt. Su ytew gOrt slu9en
an etuem Der lebteu 3use s461 ,l43.Gl
Elm, oaOou sl32,l in @OlomiiuSen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-14
.Mapiinnoenbcr4 republitaniih

,,WaoiI iIon9eaber", republifaniib.
Ihreibt: ~Su Der 8obI uon Sames
u. 0aro sum- RoriiBer oes Staatsceu.
trnlcomltes bnbeu Die 3emotrutt" eincn
pIroi9eu Nonu, iuuie Die Ynrtei ielblt
geebrt Sic hoben aud pom beiteu
Sol5e fir ibre Rihtertunolonteu uuSse.
miblt."
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-09-19
Rev. Y. Ii. Graves.

Rev. Zebulon Butler Graves, a Pres
byterian minister, and former pastor
at Meridian, visited jackson on Satur-
day last, and while here gave many ev-
licences that he was again off his men
tai balance.
He went out to the asylum hoping
to be received as ''parlor boarder,'
but on being informed that all pa
tients were treated alike at that insti-
tuition, he left in disgust.
While in town he drew a seven-inch
blade knife on friend who refused to
get him money, and called on this of
fee to get protection from the police
declaring that he would kill any man
who dared to arrest him.
He went to Brandon Sunday and to-
ward Vicksburg Monday, and after
performing several wild antics, was ar
rested, taken to Meridian, and placed
in the East Mississippi Insane Asylum
Mr.. Graves showed signs of mental
arrangement several years ago and
has been under treatment in the asy.
lums at Meridian and Jackson. He
was man of superior culture and
great usefulness before he became af.
fiicted.- Clarion Ledger.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-09-19
Local Correspondence.
FAIR RIVER NOTES.


We had shower last week of fifty
six hours.
Since the rain cotton picking is get
ting to be lively.
Master Walter KEGS departed last
week for Silver Creek, where he will
attend the High School the ensuing
term.
Mr.. w. w. KEGS will leave next Sat
urday for the Worlds Fair.
DR.. Cowart, we are glad to say, is up
again: also DIR. Walter Weathersby,
who has gone to spend week with his
sister, Mrs. DIR. Mitchell, of Wesson.
Master Virgil johnson has been
quite sick with fever, but is now con-
valescing.
Mr.. John Cowart is very sick with
slow fever.
Messrs. Russell, Boone and others
enjoyed themselves wild cat hunting
last Saturday.
Several of our young people went to
hear Rev. q. b. Butler at Union Hall
last Thursday night. Mr.. Butler is an
enterprising young minister, and in
the future will be one of our ablest
preachers.
Mrs. Sallie Dale, of Columbia, who
is the mother of Editor Joe, of Monti-
cello. and Stephen, of Columbia,
spent two weeks recently with her sis
ter. Mrs. Charity KEGS.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-09-19
SASSER'S MILL DOTS.
BY JOHNNY.

Cotton is opening real fast. 1t gives
about it.
We are sorry to learn of the illness
of Mr.. j. d. Johnston.
Misses Tresie and Josephene Moak
have been real sick, but they are get
ting all right again.
Miss Sallie Berton, of Wesson, is Wis
iting her relatives and friends in this
community Miss Sallie has a pleas
ant face and sweet smile, and she is
liked by all who meet hei..
We hear the cry of hard times hard
times When we look at Messrs. ID. V.
and J.::W. Sasser's fine hogs we are con-
vinced that we can still make an indie
pendent living in Lincoln county.
Mr.. Sasser's mill and gin are in fine
fix and he is always ready to accommo-
date his customers.
Mr.. M. NJ. Moak has made some of
the best "Sorgum" ever tasted. MIR.
Moak knows his business. He has al
ready been engaged to make five bar
rels of molasses in November at one
place.
The widowers are getting "brassy.''
They won't divide time with the young
men. Girls, beware of widowers. They
want young wives. l am not in favor
of such.
There will be picnic and sch DOL ex-
hibition at Kings school house, four
miles west of Bogue Chitto, Sept. 28th.
Prof. Prestridge and his band will
make the woods ring with music. In
the fore noon we will be favored with
speeches from different parties on the
subject of Education. Dinner will be
served at 1870. In the after noon we
will hear from the school children.
Everybody is invited to attend. Ladies';
come and bring the pies and cakes.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-09-19
East-Sessfops.

Mr.. Tbos. w. East, of Red Star, lest
Tuesday 18th inst, stole a march on
his numerous friends, and before they
were aware of his intentions, was a
happy married man. Accompanied
by his handsome young friend Jas.
Zachary, who alone shared his conf
dence, he came to Brookhaven early
Tuesday morning, procured his license,
and returning, that afternoon took his
bride-elect, Miss Jariah Sessions, in
his buggy and rode over to the home
of Rev. Z. P. Douglass, where the hap
py couple we're soon pronounced man
and wife. They then proceeded to Mr.
East's comfortable home at Red Star,
where they arrived in the glow of the
autumn setting sun.
Mr.. East is one of the "solid men"
of northwest Lincoln and his many
friends rejoice to hear of his good for
tune in winning the heart and hand of
such an estimable companion as the
bride is known to be. He and his
grown sons own a store and steam gin
and mill at Red Star, where they do
prosperous business and be owns one
of the most comfortable country homes
in the county. 1t affords The LEADER
special pleasure to refer to the fact
that Mr.. East is one of the original
Prohibitionists of Lincoln county, and
that he and his sons fred the first can
non that opened the memorable Pro
hibition campaign in Lincoln in 1886.
Mrs. East is sister of Mr.. Joseph G.
Sessions of Montgomery, (who is well
known to our county readers), and is
most excellent woman, said by those
who know her to be in every way wor-
thy of the gentleman into whose hands
she has confided her future.
THE LEADER unites with other
friends in wishing the worthy couple
many years of joyous welded life.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-09-19
Staffier's Jewelry Store Robbed.


On last Friday night between mid
night and day, burglars entered the
jewelry store of A. Staffler, on Chero-
kee street, and distracted s71.O0 worth
of jewelry and silverware. The en-,
trance was made by removing the shut.
ter and breaking a mudon pane Of the
front show window, and after helping
themselves the burglars made their ex-
it through the back door which they
unlocked from the inside. Fortunate
ly Mr.. Staffler had his most valuable
jewelry and his watches in his large
iron safe and in a chest at home.
The goods stolen consisted of silver
thimbles, gold pens with holders, roll
plate pencil charms, agate crochet
needles, silver comb and shoe but
toner, 8 gold plated watch chains, a
lot of plated collar buttons, silver
cup, one plush shaving set, six sets of
silver plated forks, two sets of silver
plated table spoons, one-half dozen
solid silver salad spoons, one silver
cake knife, one Brookhaven Souvenir
spoon. and two solid silver children's
sets.
On the same night Sam Lightfoot' S
barber shop was robbed of lot of
razors.
Marshal Hurst is on the alert, but so
far there is no clue to the guilty ones.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-09-19
MALCUM DOTS.
By ED.

Harvesting is still going on since the
rains ceased.
Miss Carrie Smith, one of NELSON'S
fair bellies, was in our neighborhood
last week
Hush! Listen at the surmising; a
new residence is being erected near
the Malcum store. Hurrah for Bache-
lor's Hall, so say the people.
Mrs. Serena White has returned
from trip to wedding near Wesson.
Mr. A. W. White has raised the lar
gest crop of rice in Beat 2. He says
he don't know what to do with so much
straw.
We are glad to see so many beeves
butchered. "That's right-that's Tex
as STYLE"
The writer was in Brookhaven last
Saturday and business seemed TO be
on boom. Cotton was going at cts.
We hope it will go up to 10 cts. We
think that there will be free silver
then.
Miss Celestia May has left for a
pleasure trip beyond Brookhaven. We
wish her happy time and safe re-
turn.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-09-19
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

On Friday and Saturday, Sept. 22nd
and 23rd, an examination will be held
in the Circuit Court room for colOred
teachers.
On Friday and Saturday, Sept. 10Th
and 3Oth an examination will be held
for white teachers.
On Friday, Oct 9th and 18th, a sec
ond examination will be held for col
ored teachers; and on Friday and Sat
urday Oct. 9th and 18th, second ex-
animation will be held for white teach
erS.
The usual fee of 80 cents will be
charged. All teachers are required to
furnish their own paper illegal cap pen
and ink. Exercises to begin prompt
ly at a. m.
Only applicants for examination will
be allowed to remain in the court
room during the examinations.
j. M. GIRAULT,
County Supt of Education.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-09-19
MARRIED.,

At the residence of Mr.. Monroe Cal
ender, Sept. 10th, by Rev. E. P. Doug
lass, Mr.. r. L. CASE and Miss d. NJ.
NEWTON.
At the residence of the brides ia
ther Mr.. L. H. WHITE, Sept 18th, by
Rev. E. P. Douglas, Mr.. r. r. THoMP-
SON and Miss ETA WHITE.
Mr.. Thompson was reared in Wes-
son, and Miss Eta has resided there
for the past two years. They will
make their home now in Lincoln.
Mr.. THos. w. EAST, of Red Star, was
united in marriage with Miss JARIAH
SESSIONS, at the residence of Rev. E. P.
Douglass, Sept. 18th, Rev. E. z. Doug
lass performing the ceremony.
Mr.. East is we'll and favorably
known throughout this and adjoining
counties as an upright Christian gen
tleman. Miss Jariah is a devoted
Christian lady, highly esteemed by all
who know her. May they have pros
porous and happy journey along the
pathway of life.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-09-19

j. D. Watkins, Blakely, Ga, writes:
"Old sores covered my entire person
and itched intensely night and day.
For several months / could not work
at all. / commenced the use of Botan-
ic Blood Balm, and began to grow bet
ter the first week, and am now sound
and we'll, free from sores and itching
and at work again"