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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01

omerifonil6e 6iliSquc1en babelt bteIe Sbuloen oez
;ablt un0 bcsablen lie nod gum poQen 9telIrluertDe,
Dollar fitr ODlor, 1tro nit s3lllel lltDt lht aul
noS, mas Die Ne9ierun3 oatur crDlelt, lonoctH uui
ben pollen Helnmertb. lint otclelt flc)i9ta hho
lucitoebeloeu Haub un0 Siebltagl oltrd SufhDttlt
lpurOe DaS 8apicr9elo bcS 2anbcs, oo9 ellSt9c @elo'
lpeldes bic Yrpbe beltanb nm Die He9lerhil9
triurnpbirenO Our1 Sen 6rle9 bradte, enteDtt! III
NtiBcreott sebra6t Ilo 9el9dnoet, tfoert lctne @Hl
rubule fifr S0Qe uno fitr 53tlllen anf S9ulol9etne
perpeiaert plrbe, 1pGhrero man eS troB leillet Ght>
lpcrtbnnq ais NnfauiS9elb iIr S0ulol1cine anz
nobnl. Sui bieie 8eife baben Die Sitbrer Der replll<
blttaniiden Yartei oleid bei1t Attan9 tDrer Santz
bobn Die OIicntlide S6llb att nteDt ais pas
9oppelte ocllen gebra6t, mas has onlerttolttl0e
8plf mirtlidl ldulOet, lno bic Wtdnller; 6raltell
uno 6inber Ser Ser. Staatelt geSmuh9ell, aue tDtc
2ebensbeoiirfutlje be teuert SIT ldlelt, etc"
9lboeieben oaDon, boB eS ntbt iopobl
bas Rapital ~Nniere5 eigenel, ais ptelnteDr
Das bes NuSlanoes borncDmltcb bas
9eutibla1bS unb 0oIdubS es thar, tpelcbes
unlere 8onbS antaufte, 10 bate, tpent es
mach Senator Gorbees 9ega19en tpdre, aller>
bin9s Ntemanb, oer ben Ser. Stdaten @el0
sur 6ubrung bes 8rte9es 9elieben Bat, AUDI
nlIr eincn Gent tpiebererbdltet. 9enn ipen1l
feline @iul6e erfiut rporben tudrelt, 10
Bate Ser Sitoen 9eiie8t, uno Der ipitrbe Die
&rtegsi6ulo Der Ger. Staaten etntdcb ntbt
aucrtannt baben. g8os baburb ober flr
bdS Bolt Der Ser. Staaten 9eiD0nnet ges
tpornen s%etpclen ipGre, iuirb 0err 8orbeeS
i9perlicb begreiflicb uacben. 0eun itatt
Die Ser. Staten : S9ulb piiroe balielbe
6ann Die coni0Derirte S6ulD boben be5dbs
ten m%iiiier, ipeIcbe SaS ufeige lno ul1patrto'
tiicbe" Sapital fltr nod bel Dcnt9er ais
80 y. s. an iid 9cbrabt uto u~erloren
bat.
Die rcpubLitaniicbe 8artei nerOient emit
gen Dant onfitr, baB ie ben Otutb ulo oos
@enie gebabt bat, Die Gebelion I'M tcocr
6~oItenpreis 3u unterbrifen. llnb nur per7
biIiene Gopperbcabs, Die ntcbts gclernt uni
nicbts per9eiien babeu, fOnnen berte nod
Die gLGnsenoe 6illdn3poLittf Der 8Gitbe5eil
ber republitoniiben Bartei begcifern UNI
an3ui6pdr3en iubcn. 9aB ct NIT letren1
BIt6en iiber 0tnge, Die, ielbit pent ie
ficb bamaLs bitten dnDern ~laiien, mas auBer
| 95rage lit, beute iebenfaQS ntbt meDr &C.
Qnbert perben %f0nnen, 6r. Gorbecs niel
| Sreun6e fir ietne 8artet unb iette Sa6t
gewinnen tpirb, IdBt iicb be5weifeIn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01

@tru1genIbaften piel ibone 8orte &c
lagt. Oas bat begretfli6er Wet1e ods
SelbItgefiibt Der 8olen iebr geiteigert, UNI
spar ni1t nur bet Oiterret6il9en Bolen.
oenen Der &amm ibon LANCE gelbtnouer
tit, ieit lie in Gisleitbanien Die Iettenot
Stole lpielen. @S ibeint, baB man o%iteller,
ipte iett LANCER 3eit in BreuBen ipte II
Seiterreicb, BON elmer WteeerberlteuunG
etnes polniihen &eibes nibt nur trdumtY
lonbern AUDI ipri9t. Sa, cine Bcrltllel
s3ettung beridtet iogar, baB etn I'M Jte9te'
rungsbe3irf Bromberg t%Dobnbafter Outs
beliBer unb @oeLmann flr5Ii3 etne orient
licbe GosSiusfosT eiet Deranitaltet babe, bel
tDelder Der Seitraum nit polnll9en
Mappen un6 6abnen gei6miiGt mar, nnb
bel tpelbcr Ser 8eranitalter u. ". ld9te
vSbr loQt 8oleu ietn unb bleibeil utlo I'M
gtotbfalIe sud-, tpie friber, nit Bell, IG1
uno Genie pertbeibi9en. @tnen &ontg
Ddben 10 / t B nt9t. Sn fr1beren
3eiten ubernabm in ioI6en Sduen bet
Gr3biicbof Die &esieruns. go babt Sbr
iebt Ill oie1em Su balten uno tbn als Gurer
&Onig su betra6ten."
Omar flin9t bieier 8orfaa 5iertlib unz
glaubIi6, neil man nocb ntbt gebOrt bat,
baB Der Staatsanpalt fi9 bteien bod
nerrGtberiicben Seitrebner 9elangt babe.
Nber IS ibeint teinem !3tpeifel Su lnters
Liegen, baB Die Stimmung unter oen Yolell
cine oerartiae lit, nte fie bur6 obtge WDrte
gefean5etbnet tpirb, uno baB tn polntlcben
8olfe 6offnungen erregt tporDen ltno, bon
beren Grflauns Elm preuBil6er SOnig
licbts wiiien min unb NIGHTS wiiien bari,
uto auf bic ct bel 53eiten einen talter
8aiieritrabl 5u 9ieBen fir gut befanb.
S9on ieiue W~artenbur9er Gebe, III mel
der ct betonte, baB ienes S6loB Die 5oh1
burg beS 0eut19tbums in ben oltli6en
8rnntn3en bilbe, unb feline Wteoerbers
IteIung baran mabnen 1oQe, baS 0eutl6s
tbum INT ieben Yreis felt3ubalten, rt6tete
iib nit i6rer Sptbe gegen bos Polentbum
IN 1etner &borner Heoe tpoute Der 8atler
aber oen 6erren 6 olen offenbar AUDI noA
serabe3u urb unperbliimt iasen, baB ar
ein 45olen nit Yoien unb WeitpreuBen ME
u1b limmermebr 81 benfen lei, 10 LANCE es
ein BreuBen nnb Elm beutf6eS &ei6 9ebc,
unb baB ale ibnen su macbenben !3u8e9
ltGltontlie bon ibrer Treue gu BrelBen ulo
gum 9tei9 abbGngen tpirben.
Sb Die g olen Die Strafprebt9t beber3t8en
tper6en? 8ir 8~tpeifeIn baran. Die Bolen
tperben ME onfb0reu, auf cine 8ieberber>
lteurn9 ibres Jteicbes gu boffen unb bafir
gu miiblen, unb bon tbrem St%anbpunfte
aus fam ma eS tbnen nicbt berbenten,
audi tpenn ite itb materiea unter prenBiz
iber unb 6fterrei6iiber 6erridaft piel
better iteben unD b%eftnben, mie unter ttrer
~etgenen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
Ses aatier'S NOIenreSe+

3a9bem ber beuti9e aaifer BEN 0drz
mern rn6 Stiiruern unter ben N9rariern
feline Meinllng seIast, bat ct nun audi 3u
ben 8plen Elm fraftiges 8arnungswort
eeiproben.
Dasielbe FAM I'M 10 iiberraihenOer, ais
Die 9olen in ben lebten Sabren bon Der
preuBiiben &esierung iebr nerbdtibelt
tporben iinb, uno namentIi6 IN Der S6uL@
iprabcnfrage 3ugeitdn0nille erbalten baben,
bte 8iSmarG ibnen niemaGs 9emacbt bdtte.
DIS nGcbite 8eranlaiiung 3l Der %faiierz
Iibcn 8arnun9 nl0gen Die TorgGnge in
Gemtber9 an3uleben iein. gu Der bort itattz
ftnbenben gali3tl6en &anoeSalslteauns
iinb nicht nur Der Oiterrei4ilbe &atler uno
Die 0iterreicbii1en Dfintiter, l%onoerll aucb
Die unsarii@en Dtiniiter unb 6abrer Sc
pil9ert, un0 baben ben PoIen ob ibrer
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
8cformtbeu eetn9en 1tta SomntagS:
fan1ttfet4
@arm1taaSzg

Wtebrere Der eltgIii3samertfdnii6en@etit
licben in Sbtcago, rpel6e ltcb 10 etfrtg an benz
Selo5u9e 9egen Die SptelbGuIer betbeilt9en,
baben auf Der tpeltliben Gebnerbiibne ME
auf bet &an5eL bereitS au9lei9 auf Die
gtotbpenbigtett bon dlgemeinem Cont
tags bingeOeutet.
Oerartige getitltbe 3eloten beriteben eS
ntetlterbaft, cine al itcb berebttgte Jeform7
betpe8ung 9dnSli6 81 %perbun3en.
Wir erinnern ben Geler al Die borleBte
8iirgermeifternabl in Der Staot Stem Oort.
8einabe ale @egner EammanD'S batten
ltb OamaLs ge9en bieleS 9eeintgt unb
etne1 augemetn geoDteten 8iir9er ais
tbren gemeinlamcn &anbtbaten dufgeiteIt.
St tpnrbe anfGn9li6 belonbers aucD bon
bertti6en 0emotrotcn lebbaft unteritiiBt.
% 9rifcn Die en9Gii3 : amerttaniibe1
@eiitLt6en in ben &f flir Geform
Elm, beulten ul1b lGrmten iiber uneeniiz
9enbe 0urbfibrung DeS Sonnta9sgeieBeS
unb modten Dabur6 bic burbaus ti3t auf
oaS 0euti3tDum bei6rGtften StberaIen
unter ben @e9nern SammanD'S %oermaBen
fopfibeu, baB bieielben itb mebr unO mebr
Su oer Oteinung ODER ber @mpftnoun9 btn1
netgten: boob nob lleber cine TortleBung
Der IammanD@ 6erri6aft ais etn !0altoztnz
Sano> @eDem nit neutrality-suspicious. Satoz
ttfern, peldhe tbren @tnfluB auf cine Ste
formregierung beniben 1pilrben, uni etne
iol6e 8erpaltung in cine BET periOnli9en
Treibeit sdn3lib feinbleIiSe &ibtung binz
ein3uordnsen! l1nb mas 9eibab Ser
Geformltimm3ette e~rlitt, troB ieiner an
f6n9lib guten Nusit6ten, am WabLtag
cine 3ermalmenbe gtieberla9c.
Sci uns in Gbica9o banbelt eS ft9
segenndrtig ourdouS ni6t I'M etnen
Saulpf ge9en cine Sammano7He9teruns
benn mir ba6en eite ebenio rehtl6attene
tpie freiitnnise ifdbtii6e 8ertpaltung; ion7
bern es banbelt itb 5unG9lt Inn etner
&f 9e9en Die SpieIer.
9lber b6d6it erfreulib lit es, baB cine 3eiz
tltng pie Chicago Tribune ben englti97
amerifanti6en @eiitIiben, tpeL6e otelen
&f at Sonntaes3tpon9Szllntrieben gu
m~iBbraucben iucber, cine etnortn9ltbe
8arnun9 ertbeilt. Der @eba1tengan9 Der
Tribune lit foLgenber:
1tebelberatbcne Wit9lieber beS @btcd9oer
Geformoereins C'Civic Federation
iu6en cine S6LteBung bet 8trtblhatten
am Sonntag berbeiSuftbren. ga DleS
ni9t mOelicb tit, 10 lift Der @eriu9 stne
Gborbeit. ST. pirbe ni9t muir feblibIa9en1,
Ionoern er ipiirDe 0teformplGne, Die lonlt
auS9eflbrt tperben t%Onnten, Derettelt. Sor
benz sroBeu Seuer e%ntitano i'll @DlcG9o eth
ftd6tiibeS @eieb, tpelbeS Die S9lteBull9
Der BirtDi9aften am Sonnia9 norlcbtteD'
Oaiielbe iplroe n1cbr DDer rlltoer Durcb9e7
fubrt, meiitenS number. 3upetlet warr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
Gin erpIOSirteS fOctaIoOmOfratts
SG1eS 9p01tt04

Sn 6er uOtortb Nmerican 9feDietp" bat
Ser erglt1de S6riftiteuer 90. s.. WtanoG
Stenung gegen bic Bebauptung bon &arL
Wtarr genommer, baB inter I'M lerem ioctdz
len SDitem bic 9rntelt imrner Grmer uno
Die 9feibet thinner reiher pitrOen. On
Der 6an6 ber Stattltif meilt ct na6, bdB
~meri9itenS iopeit Gnslanb in Sra9e tonme,
bas gerabe @egentbeil Der Tau lei. 9enn
bort nebme, tpenn aucb nicbt bebeutenb, 10
bob merf6ar oaS 9urd6I6nttts GermOsen
Der &etdbcn ab, tpGbrenb Die 3abL Der 9eute
nit benz beIbetoenen Ginfommen BON $3.50
bis $4,000 lhneIer tpacble, ais bic dQer
anberer @infommcnflalien, uno bic 0ur6s
lbnittS5unabne 6eS GinfommenS AM gr0Bz
ten inter ben Sobnarbettern getDe1elt let.
&ebtere bGtten nicbt muir Elm 9rOBeres GIN
fommet erlangt, lonoern tonnten itd1
bafiir ducb mtebr 8equenli6fetten uno
Mnne6mliCbfeiten Deri6affen, tie tpobntet
better, fleioeten it9 better, 0Bet uno
trGnten belier, ais fril6er. Die lebte Bolfsz
3Gblung babe bargetban, OaB III einent
Sabr3ebnt bic 3abI ber Seute, tpelbe fir
0as 8erqniigen uno Die lInterba!tung Der
Otailen iorgen, I'M 80 b. y. 3u9enommen
babe, Der bette 8etpcts, bdB bic 0tolIen
1teDr @elO TUT aSerIEeuut9el du93u9eDelt
bGtten, ais je 3uDor. Warr unb ieine
gtabbeter bitten ben Sebler ~began9ert, boB
iie bon ber 3unabme bon Nrmen in einem
oeaebenen Orte etnfa9 ouf 3unabme Der
Nrmutb geibIoiien bitten, obne gu ~fruger,
in weG6em SerbGltniie Die 3unabme Der
9(rmen sur 3unabme Der 8eD0lterune aez
ltanben bGtte. Gin 9orf bon 500 GIN
tuobnern nit 25 Baupers fei pieG Idltrnmcr
baran, ais cine Stabt BON so, 900 nit 1000
gaupers, aber es tlit9e nocb mebr.
9lber nibt bet @n9LGnber Wauod oneit
be3eu9t, baB Der 8obLltanb Der orbeiten6cn
&laiien Itb geboben bat. 0(ub Elm oeutz
i6er SociaItit, 9crr s.. g abnife, Witalieb
bes yteibstags tiir Berlin, bat in einem
I'M U3ett9eilt" ber0ffentLihten 9(rtifeL iber
ben AnarbisnuS, 9egen ben ct gang entz
ibteoen Steuun9 nlmmt, iib iiber benz
lelben @egenftanb in foLgenber 8eiie ousz
9eipro6en:
U0te Gage Der orbeitcn6en &lalicn, 70
bel Tie AUDI nod gu tpiinicben iibri9 lGbt,
bat ltcb gebDbeu. 9tur Denago9en f0nnet
otes beitreiten. Der Arbeiter tpo5nt bcIier
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
Gtn9efetf6te 0einof@aft 8e9ett
Oe1ttfde @d11tlett.

SeIbit ni9t tpenise iolber Amerifaner,
Die fetue ei9entl;ben SnomnOtbin9s iinb,
0uBern immer tptebet ibre Setnbibaft
9e9en Oeutibzomerifaniibe 8tr6eni9ulen.
9as erlebte man erlt i'll leBter QGobe wies
oer belonoerS III Stem Yorf.
Sn benz bort a~b9ebaltenen Gonoent bet
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
SIMMER Der cite ~SopperbeaS".

Senator 8oorbees bat BEN bieSjGbrigen
@aDlfampf in Sn6iana nit elmer 8ebe in
Gerre 6aute e%rOfnet, in tpelber ct folgenbe
2~lnflagen gegen bic repu6litanii6e Bartel
gei9leuOert bat:
n8om Sabre 1862 bis 1868 bat bie repubGifanii6e
Qartei bic Ansitelung Don Jtegierungs>S9u
l1einen I'M Sctroge Don mebr ais 5luet NitQtorOen
2oldr6 DeranlaBt, bic ale l1aDcSlt iebS 8ro5ett
.3inien brin9eH, lnO bra9te cs icrtig, lie fiir llngez
iGDr 30 D. >. oe0 &ertbcS mo III Sunrnteil, lDeldc
bic @ier pes IeigclL, urpatriotiidcn, aui9cipci6erten
SapitalS oe6 XanoeS reiSten tlo ibn paBtelt, All
ben 9Sarft 5a brinSel. AmcrifaAil6e 2rbeit umo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01

Ggb etntea at et,ts=srftie:
IiGe NfDraen.stnsaobc in Ger Sto5t burf Die SrdeeT
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01

ofh.: eds of-ppafeinstOn-@tr. unO 8ftb upenus
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-11-06

Chambers is sure to succeed. He has
in him the elements of success. His
energy has transformed the old build
ings-refitted, refurnished, and mag
nificently improved in ever respect. He
has secured the best teachers to be
had; the grade of the school has been
raised; the work done is thorough. The
attendance at the opening was fair and
pupils are constantly coming in.
Methodism in Mississippi is to be
congratulated upon the rehabilitation
of this noble institution. Whitworth
is doing about the best work of any
girls school in the State. Methodist
parents err who send their daughters
from home to State schools; for at
Whitworth equally good or better men
tai training can be had and the moral
tone of this school is calculated to de-
velop the highest type of Christian wo-
manhood. AS regards expense, while
Whitworth is not "cheap," it is low
priced. No other school in the State
affords so many advantages for so lit
tie money. The best of instruction
can be had, and it is put within the
reach of all who send girls from home
to be educated. We predict for the
school increasing prosperity under it's
present excellent management.-Jan-
Tor Preacher.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-11-06

Mr.. William NJ. Anderson, of Wes-
son, and Miss Kate Mikell. of Brook
haven. were united in the holy bonds
OF matrimony in the Baptist church on
last Thursday morning at IL o'clock
and have since issued elegant cards an
nouncing themselves ''at home" to their
friends at Wesson. We have not the
pleasure of an acquaintance with the
bridegroom but have heard him high
ly commended for his noble manhood
and many admirable qualities of mind
and heart Miss Mikeli has been one
of our loveliest and most popular
young ladies and naught but happiness
is invoked in her behalf May the
lilies of peace and the roses of happi-
ness bloom in beauty along their path
way.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-11-06
New and Stylish Millinery.

Mrs. Sallie Penn will hold a formal
opening of all the latest Partisan styles
at her Ladies' Parlor, lately vacated by
DIR. Tom McNair, on next Monday.
Mrs. PENIS admirable business capac-
ity and enterprise are meeting with
enthusiastic welcome from ladies
whose confidence she has. She will fit
gown perfectly in twenty-five min
utes-no dreaded visits to the dress
makers "to try on" garment. Mrs.
Penn will also establish purchasing
Agency" which will be of untold value
to ladies living at distance-any kind
of goods desired can be purchased by
her and at once sent out to the pur-
chaser by our excellent facilities for
travel. Mrs. Penn deserves credit for
her enterprise. Numerous orders are
already on hand for elegant dresses.
Give her call and remember the
opening next Monday.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-11-06
A NARROW ESCAPE!
How it Happened.

The following remarkable event in q lady's
life will interest the reader: For a long time
had terrible pain at my heart, which flut-
and could not sleep. l would be compelled
to sit up in bed and belch gas from my stom-
ach until thought every minute would be
my last. There was feeling Of oppression
about my heart, and was afraid 10 draw
full breath. couldn't sweep % room with
out sitting down and resting; but thank
God, by the help of New Heart Cure all that
is past and feel like another woman. Be-
fore using the New Heart Cure l had taken
different so-called remedies and been treated
by doctors without any benefit until L was
both discouraged and disguised. My husband
bought me bottle of DIR. Niles New Heart
Cure, and am happy TO say never regretted
sleep we'll. weighed LIS pounds when be-
gan taking the remedy. and now weigh 1904.
Its effect In my case has been truly marvel
GUS. 1T far surpasses any other medicine i
have ever taken or any benefit i ever re-
ceived from physicfans."-Mrs Harry Starr
Pottsyille, Pa. October II, lS92.
Dr. Miles New Heart Cure is sold on n posi.
tive guarantee by all druggists or by the DR..
Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart, Ind on RECENT of
price. 81 per bottle. six bottles e5 express pre-
paid: This great discovery BY an eminent
specialist in heart disease. contains neither
opiates nor dangerous drugs.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-11-06
nowN AND COUNTY
pomember Gideon's army.

Remember Gideon's army.
The circus Friday and the small boy!
Mr. F. f. Seavey is dangerously sick.
Tho theatre is being well patronized
every night,
Will Hubert is still confined at his
home by illness.
Is selling in Brookhaven today at
from AZ to . cents.
Party lines will be ignored in the
coming City election.
Misses Bessie and Julia Hoskins will
teach in Kinds county.
Miss Nettie Mikell has engaged to
teach in Lawrence county.
Mr.. A. T. Denton is here from Hi
rois on real estate business.
Ferdinand and John Tom Becker
have recovered from diphtheria.
Turnbough will treat you like gen
tleman and fill orders to the letter.
Rev. NJ. L. Burton, of McComb, has
been enjoying portion of the meeting
Bro. Mahon's singing at the Metho-
dist church is doing good as only mu-
sic can.
Mr.. Doc. Sartin and family have
moved into Dr. Bowen's residence on
Church street.
The board of supervisors we're i'll
session Monday attending to monthly
routine business.
Mr.. J. NJ. Flood, of Evanston, ILL.,, is
paving a pleasant visit to his aunt,
Mrs. John McGrath.
Mrs Ed. Wilson and sister, Miss An
ME Buckley, of Jackson, attended the
Anderson Mikell marriage.
Don't forget Otto Krause's new and
charming plays at Heuck's Opera
House every night this week.
The meeting now in progress at the
Methodist church is awakening inter
est all over town. Let the good work
go on.
There are several charming young
lady visitors in towu whose names we
fail to obtain. Send in the names of
your guests, friends.
DR.. r. A. Venable, much to The graf
ifcation of his people and others, has
accepted the call to the pastorate of
the Baptist church here for '95.
Brer Billy Wood will now pick out
his post-office and some other Demo
crat who thought he had a govern
ment job for four years will have to
vacate.
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen
have appointed the following election
commissioners to conduct the City
election: Chas. Heuck, Jr, J. w. Ben
nett and W. W. Henderson.
The LEADER is under many obliga-
tons to its neighbor, the Lincoln
County Times, for the use of its press
last week in an emergency. If you ev
er get an OK in the ditch, brother Bow
en-, call on us and we'll gladly recipro-
cate,
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-11-06
TOta

There were 800 votes for the consti-
tutional amendment to obviate State
census in 1895, and 162 against the
amendment.
In the congressional election two
years ago, there were 636 votes cast, or
6S more than this year, as follows
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-11-06
Hurrah for McClendon The banner
Prohibition box of Lincoln.

Hurrah for McClendon The banner
Prohibition box of Lincoln.
Vim. Abshagen, Brookhaven's'o old re-
liable. shoe dealer, has an advertise
ment in.today's LEADER. He has fine
stock of ladies' Misses, gents and
boys shoes, and is selling them at
prices to suit the..times. He makes a
speciality of children's school shoes.
Give him an early call
City Marshal Aaron Hurst is a can
didate for election at the City cleo
tion.in December, and his''.announce-
ment will be found in today's paper.
Mr.. Hurst has been active and vigi-
liant in the discharge of his official du-
ties during his present term, and the
LEADER questions whether a.more eff
ficient City Marshal could be selected.
There were interesting services at
the Catholic church Sunday morning
and evening when Bishop Heslin, of
Natchez, administered confirmation to
quite a number of children from this
place, Wesson and Hazlehurst. The
twenty fifth anniversary of the Bish-
ops priesthood was recently celebrated
in the Bluff city.
The announcement of Judge w. P.
Baggett for Mayor of Brookhaven at
the ensuing December election will be
found in today's LEADER Judge Bag
gett once filled the office of mayor for
many years, with great acceptability
to our people and honor to himself,
and his reelection now would be a
guarantee that the best interests of
this little city would be in safe hands.
The Otto Krause's Stock Company
is the attraction at Heuck's Opera
House this week. They have had full
house every night, and everybody is
delighted with the well-selected plays.
They have change of programme eve-
ry night. Tonight they, will, by request,
play EAST Lynne" tomorrow friday
night, Damon and Pythias;" Satur-
day night, Monte Cristo."
DR.. J. B. Daughtry announces in to-
days LEADER as candidate for Mayor
of Brookhaven at the December cleo
ton. DR.. Daughtry has long been in
timately acquainted with the city's
business affairs as Alderman and
Mayor, and if again entrusted with
the office he now holds, pledges to de-
vote his valuable experience and best
efforts to promoting the city's prog
ress and welfare.
A sweet little flower withered and
died away on Wednesday morning;
and the hearts of those who had watch
ed it day by day when it bloomed in
beauty or when adverse winds bowed
its tiny head, were added to the long
list of "those that mourn" Gladys
May blanchard came with the beauti-
full springtime, six months ago, and
ere the roses have withered beneath
the frosts of on-coming winter; her
little spirit has returned to the God
who gave it. Bright memories will
often come to the mother-heart upon
whose breast of Love this little limo
cent was Graded; but no earthly atfec
ton could so shield it from harm and
care as His who said Suffer little
children to come unto me- and so
trusting in His love, the eye of faith
beholds another flower planted by the
living waters, guarded by angels who
will keep it pure and beautiful for
those who loved it here.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-11-06
MIR. a. l.. HOWELL,

Representing the Plymoth Rock Pants
Co, Branch Store 313 st. Charles ST.,
New Orleans, will call about monthly
at every town between New Orleans
and jackson with full line of sam
pies of the newest patterns of Import
ed and Domestic Woolens, and Worst
eds, etc, for Suits, Pants, Overcoats,
etc. Cheapest in the world made to
order and fit guaranteed. Wat for
him gentlemen, and cover your legs
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-11-06
TO THE PUBLIC.

Having purchased half interest In
the thorough bred Stallion, Famous, to
his many patrons l will say that he will
remain at my stable and continue his
season at this place and Wesson, and
liberal purses will be paid to parties
showing best Colts here for fall of 1895
amounting in the aggregate to about
one hundred and fifty dollars.
VIM. TURNBoUGH.
Brookhaven, Oct. 9th, "a.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-11-06

Miss Sadie Favre, daughter of Hon.
T. NJ. Favre, of Pennington, is attend.
ing this session of Whitworth college
at Brookhaven. There is an enroll
ment of nearly seventy pupils, and
prospects brighter daily. This is one
of the best furnished, best equipped
colleges for women in Mississippi
Pdscdgould Democrdt-Stdr.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-11-06
Opening of County Schools.

At a meeting of the School Board of
Lincoln county Sept 24th, it was or
dered that all county schools for the
winter term shall orcn the second
Monday, 18th day of November, 1894.
All teachers and patrons interested
will take due notice.
J. NJ GIRAULT.
County Supt. Education.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-11-06
Ringing Bros. Circus, jackson, Miss.
November 18th.

Round trip tickets one dollar. Good
until Nov. 18th. Can leave Brookhaven
12:O2 p. IN. and 3D. p. H.. and arrive at
jackson 2:l0 p. N. aid 500 p. N. Can
leave jackson 6:45 p. IN. and arrive at
Brookhaven 9:4S p. m. Can leave Jack
son at 200 a. m. and arrive at Brook
haven 800 a. m.
E. NJ. BEE, Agent.