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Sc ~ s.nunt 81 feetf tkafty ans in
fsrsai a-,sp ,sflens The Arrangements
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the safsffalaaseaf - over nltala &C.
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collar Is square. The sleeves are Of the
leg - mutton shape. The vest has a
small rolled collar There are pockets on
the sides 81 the jacket low down.
The indispensable ulster has in It's
latest style notched Hat collar and
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N. W. NORTHROP
Rooms 11:f-S--.
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Rooms 1f.S-S-
sIB FLOOR EtCHl1A> ThCSI HglLDlN3
Tor lfsufs
One han~s 81 tass sfrtsf. heisoan fbaIft -
and Wealthy ave. ~stk bsfn. IS
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improvements ard h1ffl tit
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On. house aa So1fh Trior fzrset irat~esa
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fffth ascnoe- 81
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street ears
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wo house, 81 ashtncfaa stfs~.s, near fEl
am ffr.e4 and fsrrssf car. e. - std f1itn
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rrrsur and sfrf.f csts 81 So aHd 81 49,
one hocss ca nooth tnlon slrfea ~1tt hata
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H. ]. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
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Rookss aSDs fo~EE bLK
fuk s2If horsfs AID Lots
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slsks r>sn.s ss<-i sslzT. ssI @..1 o4-.el-. s.---
ham
hoas~ AMI IA ~ Hrsffhs sssenA
ia "a >tsefu.E1 <lIret
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S14 - L<nss1 .sez.ua
Atso hao<e~ and iots -. Farm ss.a1s. <o<tk
rrss4art, Par strs~t tsIir< ssrass. Tslr.rs
sscros. >rofh Lefsfrt<< str<1s ssa a. ~ s,.l.rr.
a. al s,srts 90 TIE S.t4.
l hs<F s.ms rus fe<Ioruf fnf1 - fiainfa.1
ssenas tof s@1s cAa~s: .iso ss-s n al f4st4 u
tie ear.
FARMS gsss ssf.E on k1cHkxHk
ore hsndtr1 srd sirtf fss s<ss~ IN t...nsi.In
f.rose1. thirty tss seses fsse tasch saa n,kfir
tsfnh<f. iefsV sT4rG saa e44sIe orEtlsIls tal
taitttnEs, soii tiaf ionn.
Ai~o eighty acres a. s<sHn<tfr - Nsenn VITA
ftHffff fse srfs< tnIprsed. 1rteaa scras ~ be.14
sz.d laeIie u1st<f,
lxfm - nsle1f '<sse1 arn@ o. tslpn<tir -
tasckde. ~ltt fhlfts acres - hfsr, fifsfa4
Also zee A. same tnvf,<ltp - ulit IlEzaf,sa sf3
as arn<t WITH f1z1Trd scrtt IrII.ssI.r.i,
SID tusldluas srgso6 fftaNr1. sd slAs toasa
] have farn< a. rif dkfs<fifss frls- slft faee'
~ ffun Ere AZ - ted hEaCf.sI t&aEs
tn snd J. 4 ever nsf list n fsso AIS - 30 -
sschakse f.'f Gas l'f,lerls,
have q fts d-<Irallf h1use~ - fs-tlf-
hones - loan $50 rial esfats serH-llf.
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We have = fine lire ~ Mrr's art f}ols' SUITS
ovrrcests Ladies = srkffe.s spes Asekicifsfies
Drrs- tfot,fs. Refer AMI blasFf ss1ltr that -
while pay4rT 10 thetn.
IN MftkN. over Arca8e srsrsor>
Rooms T. Ard ~ repers oF.c1a taHe flork
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~ sste. $3.50. rae1ier .~<ttsss 49, r~sltr&
erff-neIsrefi. go rlriR t1tertfes4- f.rs.sfIl
rse@sIF.srx fssf fnftsnrfs fsfrs rsrtt ElfIeH
ssatt<4sf - efsf. tflffe e.fI.t 49, taflN 80
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~ nss1tiss - stIiesH ~ i,esPf.st<sA $500
= si : tiEifssk = .,szs. sr.'ss
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Sufferers from Pnes

Should know that the Pyramid Pile Cure
will promptly and efectually remove
every trace OF them ANY druggist viii
ret Il for YOU.
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three hris,ling shoulder RULES. The
sleevea are Moderately large az tho top
anil the hack divided. There ara tao
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MASONIC oi1ECToRY

-
GRAND RIVER LODGE " "a. =. and A. ~.
VI Masonic hall. Lyon ksfcef Charlie NJ.
Morton. ". NJ. l.. A. kosisrFs. secretary.
noRIC LODGE No. sf2. "a N Dorsc
i ~ hall Nc - Ncst Bridge STREET. pf. ! A..
highi. ". NJ. Lena Martin, sccretarg. NJ. q
Pearl stret.
VALLEY CITY LODGE No r. r "a n
Wan Nee and ~ fyan sfr,sat John how
son. " ". tfecrge ". Lab 81. ss~srutarY. No.
i0Canai street.
GRAND RAPIDS CHAPTER Nj. :. x A N.
VI Masonic ball. >os and ~ lsYen strs-.f.
II /. Hlurin9, ~ + No. rs Noffh iu.. 3,
street. tseofre ". l.ailour. srcfviafy. Ne. d
tansl street.
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wANrso aoAeoEes.

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euiy - - q fFt.afFHtf ~ sad d - hstb free
= ffeff8n Hne@. - = ~fftfs tsFe~t sf,ssF
sate< - zoszs far~ sas 3 = hs.uee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

MONEY Soc
TO w.R. GRiFFITHs.
LOAN. No. Canal street su
LINANCIAL Large loans made at hank
u rates on city and farm property mort
cages and land contracts bought OF money adj
vanced on them John B. Martin, g. Canal -.
MONEY Ia loan on real estate security in any
w amounts aud at the lowest rate 81 interest
os william II. hilbert. Room y "iddic"inh. ios
SEyERAL large sums 81 money 10 loan. or
- viii be loaned In sums ~ 500 and up
mortgages. or will huy these securities. John
b. Martin. 70 Canal street.
MONEY To LOAS-In sums To suit. on
VI productive real estate. L. $ frovia nom
g. isosett block. opposite Sweets hotel
MONEY LOANED for short time IN arve az
vi small amounts on any fern Of guod secuf.
~. Prank A. Werner. ~ Michigan Trust
hnildins, cor. fcari and Ottawa stsee.s. Tcle.
phone I'D.
L.'ISASCIAIs-n stocks. mortgages. land
j Contracts ani oeInlnefriai pspet bought
and sold money ioaaed on hrsi-class city aad
farm pr,perty John b. Martin. 10. e. Canal
CARD TABLES.
I EST HAS CONF and Radelsff A Holt Ger
"a fbeir card tables - cost. Telephone -
call earl, n yssa want one.
MISCELLANEOUS
NXFANTtn 4 line ~ cheap and ~ .iinn
w priced chamber splts 60 handle on eofn-
mission ihrurrh .ew York aad feunsy ssilis
Adsifrs- ". this othcs- ~
GASOLINE STOVES cleaned sita repaired y,
VI an expert a. the business. -. l. Lightnar
5, Pearl street. oi4sritr fosefs Opera House.
f~icrhene X ~
NI'ANITp al the men - step ~ ssd 80,
w car rriee - slsrtn1 sea- - clothes ~
sfrtrfF = ~
WILL. wANf afier kt.ril ia = tsosnt - a.
norsh bait II thaf sieEsat brick lat a X
N-.tlth Lafayette street tisa EffEe Has I'll moi
ern Improvements. = eifhln y" feet ~ iiie
street rsiisaf lia. anf ~ pfeffief ~ hssslief
srsi.1sHrs D. tssfll n ihe ssfT taH -
write :. v Harlow ASA feafl street. upstsifs.
IfE<1IoS, tAniEs ~f,s.pa n,,s, ~
~ seifpef ssa sniasef yfsir htsf nsa iafhss
srasaais.s8 ssaissi isetfaf tsfsrs - - "a t4.s-
fiesfrat.si ratai, ssie - - naaI Emma Gt.tlet
+ fssss. iiestea. a. - -sih
i've EtIi.nEhs AsD CONTRACTORS N
l sea hsy. tniit nsd ssid - rt.stFsft ,.f
have tsic1 mnstease fsek sal eo~ ~tsb -
sane 80 sa - ia i asr,ss 5 anal ' .,s-. =
4 pax 8Btss.. saecss,..f. - Rejects. NA.ra =
y ia- 81 tla ga Atss-- ssaHt esff~ns>s
siep. stafhfs slrsIs sslt ed Tat 50. is-sf ana
~iaasst srleenF tssn teeFsfs. st1frn 4osss<s a. 4
uft.itss. ealisiiaE - es,0ntrF. "a fttns - al
Aissis. itttine All estilostts sstrn pn "a al
NoslA ioa.s stseei 81 A4ftssa Tense kiIf
LADIES' 49,. .'ss & 49, e. ,.'' -, !. =,
ssrt =. sfaft5e8 xcsaer. Ladies tlsss seof -
fNfs fftfa ffs~ ga = eehts Il fsFk Fieee
i'tfsais nirt ns4> e
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PYTHfAN DIRECTORY.


fOWA> LODGE No. :. Regular conveu-
" tiors Tuesday evenings a. - o'cl.,ck al
the hall. No elS aud bis south Division street.
Visiting knights cordially invited. William q.
Wood. 4. e.. Charles ID. Neahr n. ~ X. and :.
VALLEY CITY LODGE 40. ia Regular
convention every Monday evening NJ "a.
Han corner Bridge and scribner streets X. y.
Welcott. [. C.: W. r. Stevens n. 81 X and :.
1 lily LODGE No. ilo-Hall in PAGES block.
IL corner Fiainheld and tolt avenucs kecu-
lar conventions every Friday evening ~ 20
O'Clock. A. l. Caikins, G. G. Leo A. Caro-. n.
Of t. and :.
IMPERIAL LODGE No. ia Regular cen
y-piion every Tuesday evening ~ o'clock
81 fak hall. Ionia street. ". Is Perkins. 4.
q. W. Y. Neahr. n. - x. ard ;.
Tuesday Anil q Enrk III thlri DR..
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vVANTED A suite II three furnished or IN
w furnished rooms, with bath IL possible;
must be centrally located. Address r. r.,
Herald Office N
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WANTEO-TO RENT.

WANTED Furnished house by family OF
W three: no children Address III. cans car
rier No, 4.
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CARD TABLES.

I EST HAS COME and nadelsff A Hol, oscr
! their card fsfif.s - cost. Telephone -
call earl, n ys,a want one.
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COUNTRY.

III ACRES gardening land only two miles
~ from the city hall. Viii sell ~ hareain
or exchange for cheap house and los or NIL
rent II Tor one or more ycars. Willard X,
Grifiiths. No anal street. a-,f
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-11-07
An Honest Porter.

Wesley Haynes, the colored porter
at the Boswell hotel, Brookhaven, last
week performed an act of honesty
which will not only commend Wesley
himself, but the excellent hostelry he
represents, to the drummer fraternity
and the travelling public generally. On
Friday night last as Mr.. w. B. Van
Kirk, a commercial traveller represent
ing the firm of Blank & Bro. Candy Co.,
of st. Louis, was about to take the 10:-
80 train for Wesson, he pulled out of
his pocket what he supposed to be S1.0O
in silver and handed it to Wesley, tell
ing him to give him back 80 cents in
change and take the other 80 and pay
the sample room rent which he had
used during the afternoon. Mr.. Van
Kirk thought nothing moro of the
transaction, but next morning while at
Wesson was handed a Telegram from
Wesley, telling him the coin he gave
him the night before was 5000 in gold
instead of s1OO in silver and inquiring
how he should return it Mr.. Van
Kirk, who had not up to this time dis
covered his mistake, was of course
highly pleased at the intelligence,
and on his return here Saturday, spoke
to LEADER reporter in the highest
terms of the justly popular Boswell
hotel and the honesty of its employees.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-11-07

Mr.. II. III. Summers, one of the in
dustrious young farmers of Fair Riv-
er, presented this office yesterday with
one dozen sweet potatoes of the yellow
and Cuba yam varieties which meas
ured one-half bushel and weighed
80 pounds. Mr.. Summers says he rails
ed SO bushels of these potatoes on one
eighth of an acre of ground, by actual
measurement, or in other words at the
rate of 2S8 bushels per acre. That is
fine farming. Mr.. Summers also says
he will make over two thousand
pounds of seed cotton, of the Peter
kin variety, on IL acres of poor piney
woods land which he fertilized, and
that his entire cotton crop of acres
will average over half bale to the
acre.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-11-07

The Pupils Musical at the College
on last Saturday evening was one of
the most entertaining and satisfactory
ones both to teachers and students,
ever given. The beautiful voices of
Misses Herring and Lawther again de-
lighted their admirers, while others
sweetly sang the parts assigned them.
The chorus singing was also much adj
mired. Some one remarked that she
couldn't see where there was any room
for Improvement" although the session
had just begun, but we predict that all
the apt and ambitious pupils will go
on to perfection until the closing days
of the term arrive.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-11-07
FAIR RIVER NOTES.
BY MARX.
After long spell of pretty weather
it is somewhat gloomy now.

After long spell of pretty weather
it is somewhat gloomy now.
Ed. E. P. Douglass, en- route to Shi-
lob church last week, spent night
with Mr.. E. r. Lowell, who has just
completed nice buggy for the former
at his shop.
Several of our citizens have gone to
attend court this week as jurors.
Prof. Mullen has just built new
dining room and kitchen in anticipa-
ton of the Association.
Prof. Wiley Prestridge will COM
mence school of vocal music next
Friday at Fair River Church.
Mrs. Tom Tyson on Perch Creek
gave her babe dose of morphine for
whooping cough which caused it to go
to sleep from which it never woke.
Prof. Mullen attended the burial of
little Jimmie Girault, son of Prof. Gil
rault, our worthy Superintendent of
Public Education, at Little Bahala
Church last Friday, Ed. r. H. Purser
conducting the funeral services Little
Jimmie was bright boy of about nine
years and his soul has entered upon
its eternal rest, and we say to the be-
reaved weep not, for there is coming a
time of joyful greeting. Let then the
hope of e-union cheer and inspire us
all to closer communion with Christ
where we will meet our beloved ones
and be forever with them in our Fa-
theirs home.
The Fair River Public School will
open next Monday for nine months
term, with Prof. P. B. Mullen Principal
and Miss LaPearl Maxwell teacher of
mu sic.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-11-07

August A. Klages, $40 st. Charles
street, Baltimore, Nd, writes: "From
my youth I suffered from poisonous
faint in my blood. My face and body
was continually affected with eruptions
and sores. | am now ~ years of age
and had been treated both in Germany
and America, but no remedy overcame
the trouble until used Botanic Blood
Balm. have used about twenty bot
ties, and now my skin is clear, smooth
and healthy, and consider the poison
permanently driven from my blood. l
endorse it as the best blood remedy"
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-11-07

We desire to call the special atten-
ton of Allianccmen to the appeal by
Capt. Burkitt on the first page of to-
days LEADER. Every Allianceman in
the State should subscribe for the
Messenger, which is the State organ of
the Order and the tried and unfalter-
ing friend of the farmer, and they
should show their appreciation by do
ing so at once. The LEADER and Mes
senger will both be sent one year for
Sl.75 cash.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-11-07
Local Correspondence.
GRANGE HALL NOTES.
BY REPORTER.
Prof. Burch has very sick child.

Prof. Burch has a very sick child.
People around Grange Hall are max
ing rapid progress harvesting their
crops.
Mr.. w. M. Higdon, jr., of Copiah, is
visiting relatives near Grange Hall this
week.
One of Grange Halls fairest beauties
has won the affections of G.. w. Doug
lass of Allen, Miss. We hope him sue
cess in his first attempt.
Bro. Davis is on the negative side of
our question for discussion Friday
evening. Hurrah, brother, and we will
help you.
Mr.. w. M Higdon, ST., has spent
nearly all this week in Hazlehurst try
ing to get wagon to carry his board
ers to church. Hurrah up, Mr.. Hig-
don, we want to go to church mighty
bad.
One of Grange Halls prettiest girls
has quit school and will start to teach
ing Monday morning near this place.
After pleasant cruise on the ship
Constellation to the Azores and Made
ria Islands, S. w. Anding is back at u.
S. Naval Academy hard at work with
his studies.
Much praise and credit is due our
promising young Doctor Magee, of Ca
SEVILLE, for his skill in the treatment
of Mrs. j. j. Embry.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-11-07
The elopement of Miss Mamie Per-

The elopement of Miss Mamie Per-
kins. one of our most beautiful and pop
ular young ladies, and Mr.. George Lew
enthal, a young Jewish merchant, on
last Saturday night caused ripple of
excitement and sensationalism when it
became noised abroad Sunday morn
ing. They were united in the holy
bonds by Justice Mcmillan at his home
and took the south bound train. They
are expected to return tomorrow. May
their future be as bright as the roses
that bloom in the brides fair face and
their joys as lasting as their love.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-11-07
DR M A SIMMONS
of "Liver Medicine" notoriety.
QUEEN & CRESCENT MAGAZINE

QUEEN q OhESCENI WA0ALINE.
The Queen & Crescent Route is pre-
pairing to issue an elaborate publica-
ton IN magazine form, descriptive of
the different sections of the South
tributary to its lines.
Capitalists, tourists and business
men are not likely to forget the South
ern cities so long as the Queen & Ores
cent Route can reach them with this
artistic publication.
Copy of this magazine will be mailed
to any address on receipt of ten cents
in postage stamps. Address,
w. G.. RINEARsoN,
Gen1. Pass'r. Agent, Cincinnati, o.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-11-07

When you come to Circuit Court,
or come to town to pay your taxes,
bring along an extra dollar to sub
scribe for THE LEADER, or if you are
already taking it and your time is
nearly out, call around and renew.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-11-07
Reduced Rates on Cabinet Photos.

. At r. E. Hansen's Photo Tent in
Brookhaven you can get one dozen fine
Enameled Cabinet Photos for $3.50. or
one dozen cheaper grade of work for
Sl.OO. Two tin types for 25 cents.
Groups extra.
Gallery located between Pfeifer &
Dreyfus' store and THE LEADER office.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-11-07

We made mention last week of the
fact that j. J. Brooks had cut seventy
thousand feet of lumber in one day at
J. ]. Whites mill here. In five and
three quarter days last week, w. IL.
Moon, the regular sawyer at the above
mill, who had been on the sick list, had
hold of the lever. He cut in that time
366,050 feet. This beats all previous
records. HeddblOck.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-11-07

Every farmer should take THE LEAD
Err and Home and Farm one year for
S125. Think of it good family and
farm paper and the leading political
reform journal of Mississippi for that
insignificant sum.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-11-07

pounds, the largest of the three scor-
ing gig. Bro. Brewer says he has one
of the best potato crops he has ever
raised.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-11-07

Judge Wharton, of Jackson, is
one of four men now living who were
practicing law in the State of Missis-
sippi as early as 1887
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-11-07
Cotton.

Cotton is selling in Brookhaven to-
day at 4 to ~ cents, with the mar
ket a little dull.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-11-07

The LEADER can do your job print
ing.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-11-07
Domestic Coffee.
IUKA, MISS, Oct. 81, l99

1UKA, MISS, Oct. 81, 1893.
EDITOR LEADER:-Inclosed find sam
pie of domestic Coffee" that is being
advertised and raised for table use in
several States. 1t has doubtless saved
thousands of dollars that would have
been spent for imported coffee. Parch-
ed and used the same way with cream
and sugar any one not knowing would
believe it the best article of imported
coffee. 1t has been raised many years
in different neighborhoods in several
States under the following names, viz:
Sojah Bean; Hay Pea Southern Prolif-
ic Pea; California Pea, and other
names, but not known as coffee until
advertised as such by novelty seed
specialists.
1t is very nutritious and healthy.
Not nerve stimulant like the import
ed. An old person may take two or
more cups of it at supper and sleep
soundly that night. / speak from ex-
perience. l am nearly seventy-four
years old and have used of this do
nestle Coffee" exclusively nearly two
years.
DIR. M. A. SIMMONS,
of silver Medicine" notoriety.
The sample of the domestic COT
fee" or pea, mentioned by DR.. Sim
mons, may be seen by any one calling
at The LEADER office.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-11-07
COTTON AT BROOKHAyES.


A Large Increase I'm Receipts Over Last
Year.
There is decidedly favorable show
ing for Brookhaven's cotton receipts.
as compared with last year, as the fol-
lowing comparative figures for Sep
TENDER and October will show:
1892.
September, bales received .. 2S4.
October, bales received 1912.
Total. ..................... 1876.
1893.
September, bales re ceived. .... 1887.
October, bales received ..... 1882.
Iotal. ..................4 l19.
Thus giving an excess in favor of
this year for the two months of 2293
bales.
In this connection The LEADER will
say to its farmer readers who live in
reach of Brookhaven that they will
find this one of the very best cotton
markets in the State; our merchants
are always ready to pay the very high
est cash prices the foreign markets
will justify, and there are always one
or more representatives of Eastern or
foreign buyers here, ready to take cot
ton off their hands at the highest spot
cash figures. AS for goods, you can
not buy them cheaper anywhere in
Mississippi than in Brookhaven.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-11-07
OCT. 3, 1898,

OCT. 3, 1898.
Published by Direction of Chapter Il of
Annotated Code of 1892.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-11-07
RESOURCES
and discounts on personal en-
,ments, real estate or collateral

LIZ. ID. Davis of Sherman & Davis, Bankers,
of Bro0khaVen, Miss do hereby certify that the
foregoing is a true, full and exact statement of
the assets and liabilities of said Bank on the day
and date named therein, as shown by the books
of same. L, ID. DAVIS
Sworn To and Subscribed before me. Mayor
and Ex-ofiicio Justice of the Peace in and for The
county of Lincoln, Mississippi. this the u day of
October, 1895.
j. Il. DAUGHTRY,
Mayor and EX-Otficio j. L.
Examined and found correct.
w. W. STONE, Auditor.
This % day of October, 1882.