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For SALE. One yoke red oxen five
years old, weigh 300 Inquire OF
FRANK LUFKIN, Bradford.

Another large invoice Of Sweet Clio
YER Chocolates Just received at A L
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ey refunded
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Music by the Lyndonville Orchestra, with
the following Instrumentation:
LIST Violin, E. J. Sawyer, End Violin, W. s.
Masten, Viola, j. G. Mooney, Clarinet, c. E.
Winter, Cornet, H. p. Burpee, Trombone, 7.
J. Cree, Double Bass and Prompter, IL. G.
Wilson.
Concert from 7.45 to 8.45. Program:
/. March, Polonaise, Robinson.
2. Selection, Village Bells (characteristic)
r. Thomson.
3. Overture, "Hope of Alsace," Il. Herman.
4. Obligato for Cornet,
"Song without Words" T. M. 7obanf.
5. Selection, "Hearts and Flowers" IObani.
i. Selected.
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Leave ellis River at S:as a. m, 9:58 m $50 p. m.
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Died..

In Hot Springs, South Dakota, Nov 80,
,vdia r., widow of A lOnzo George late OF
urora, Illinois aged 81 wears and months.
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Orange County Court.
DECEMBER TERN 1895.

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Hon. CHESTER DIcsEY,} Asst. Judges.
Hon. VIM. III. KIBBEY,
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The Dairy school of the University
of Vermont and State Agricultural
College will be held as usual this wih-
ter, beginning January 9 and lasting
for four weeks. Some half dozen
separators will be used, from six hum
dred to a thousand pounds of milk will
be handled daily, and thorough instruc-
tion will be given in butter making,
milk testing, milk and cream pasteur-
izing, etc. Two courses of lectures on
dairy topics, aggregsling about forty
five i'm number, will be given. Inc
,chool is open 10 Vermont students
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ODD FELLOWS BALL.
A grand occasion will be that of the
Odd Fellows Concert and Ball at
Bradford, Wednesday evening, Jan.
lat 1895

The Boston and Maine Railroad has made
the following rates, tickets to be on sale and
good going January LIST, and good for return
nassa oe until Janllary 2nd. inclusiye:
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Sa9rgallg 81.
Gin Aai)tbilo.
Don Bsinrid seifs.

Bom Gdlofie tpeb'n bte 9tanoarter
Sun leudtenbeu Monbenidein,
limb es funfeln i'm i9lummernben @arten
STE @6tterbtlber bon Stein.
llnb aus ben biiibenben Sagen
Grflingt etn f9metterrlber 99all,
Do8 Sail9sen, S9lud3en unb &lageu
Der H6tenben gaadttgall.
SIN @eit.utnb fliifterl1 bic G0bren,
@efiiet bon ber leu1tenben Nedt,
1lnb es rauf1en In SSelienr6bren
Ste rnurnelnben WaiIer faft.
Gs parbern bic @olfea Ieiie-
Dabin tpte Elm tpallenber Slaum,
llnb ste blttenben Sterne 3ieb'n &reiie
Sn beS 9tmmels unenblt6em &aun1.
Ser 5itternbe Mon6fdein leudtet
SIN f6fftt1er, retilen Gsur,
llub Der funfelnbe Gbau befeu1tet
Die Order unb 9altne ber Gliir.
llnb bu i9duif tuie germ, tr,te gerne,
Sn tuonileatbmenber Na1t,
8ei BEN blttenben Sdimrter ber gterne
Nuf ar bte ent.iidenbe Yradt.
@ie leiig ldbt es iid trdnmeu,
@enn ber fiiiternbe Wo1ttpinb ii6 regt
Menn bic Qnellen iprnbeln ilnS fhdunlen,
limb Der GproHer tptrbelt unb idldst.
@enn Der ttagen6e @uf ber llnfen
Sallt TIM Ghilf bas leiie itb tpiegt,
Denn In Pra9t iInb in Glan3 neriunfen
Das Meltou, bas iAlummerilbe, liegt.
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@erren Sleiber QGaare,t.

2ei6te elesanie 9erren CONNER
WOrifeb Mn5tge. biibfd aHcefertiet,
bra9ten friiber $l2, ibt 81 $7.49.
Seine fdbmar5s lllD bIune 0erreHs
@beuiots Nn5iige 3u $13.00.
9erren alpaed &0de 3ti $l.00 uHb
aufmdrts.
0erren Mnbair lIl6 Gieilien Rod
uno Weiten su So so unb nnfndrts.
9erren 8albrissaa an3llse, wertb
Is Gents, 3n so @enis.
9erren Ganep NseIigee 9embea,
&ragen nnb Waniheiten, 81 40 @ts.
Derren Gancp, mil GptgeR befette
Nadtbemben, al 406enis.
9erren ipeiBe gelaEnlit 9af6en,
tti6er, 8 fur rs Gents.
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cages . Nenisfeiten.
5 n | a n b.

Sn Gabeite gountp, ssforiba,
wur6en bret Neser selpndbt, ipei9e ii1
on einem DeiBen iungen Wdb1en pers
griffen batten. Snnerbalb bon adt
Monaten finb in ienem County ni1t
tDeniger als IA f9e9er aus gleidem
@runbe gelpn6t pnrben.
- prdfbent @lenelanb bat bic gims
labung 3nr 9beilnabme an Der Geier
3ur gr6fnum9 Der In NItanta, @eors
eia, ab3ubaItenben Snternationalen
unb G0ttOn= =Staaten, Ausfelrng anges
rt0mmen.
Aus lamb.
Der eonierDatipe 9erIiner ,Heids.
bote", mel9em es ieit Idngerer 3eit
iiaats1trei9li6 au Mutb if, fommt
ieBt nit einem neuen Goridlas, mie
benz beltebenben bireften unb all9emei.
men Hei6Stag8wablre6t bei;ufommen
lei. Oie Wabl burdl baS Bolt foQ
biefem Wori6tag gemdB aan3 fortfals
len. Sdmmtlide @inasaanbtase ioas
ten ben &eidstas aus ibrer Mitte err
wdblen. @ie i9 Der 8unbe8ratb aus
Delegaten bel ginselresierungen 3u.
fammenieBe, 10 mIfe Der &eibStag
aus Delegirten Der 2anbtase befeben.
- Ser 8erfaRer Der 8rol9hre .39
Monate bel sefunbem @eite als irrin.
mig einseiperrt1 III Dor bem Ma6ener
2anbseri6t freiseiproden uorben. 81.
gntballungen tiber bic barbarii9e BE.
banblung. pelher @eilfesfrante i'm Mle.
Tianer alofer Mariaber9 bel MAIDEN
untermorfen tuorben. baben groBe Spm.
patbie erre9t. Cine &eibe bon. 3eugen
iagten aus, baB bic &ranten entieBli1
BON ben Wdrtern miBbanbelt worben
mdren. Die Wdrter, frtbere 6ambs
werter, wel6e gii9ts pcm Wdr.
teramt Derfdnben, ipielten fdb ben
&ranfen segeniiber als 3prannen auf.
i9lugen ibnen bic 3dbne elm. parfen
tie gu 8oben unb tau6ten fie in eistal.
tes WaKer. Die Men9e perb6bnte bic
anueienben 8ruber, elmer berfeIben,
8ruber 9einri6, fam in @efabr. ges
fteinigt 3u tperben.
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Jla6e oarall.
skiae pon @, Saul.

i5erriiienes @eiu6lf iast an benz
ouaElen 6ori3ollt porbet, ein beftiger
Minb betuest bic @ipfel ber idlanfen
Ianneu, bab fie laut fnarrenb aneins
anberidfdgeil ii1to Elm Thu, babur6
anfgeldeudt, nit beiieren, @eidret
aus ben Walbunsen emporflie9t. Sn
Der 6erne ipetterleu1tet eS grell unb
befti9 unb Elm bumpfes, iid INNER
niebr perltdrter6eS gjrollen, bas elm
ptelfades G9o In BEN @ergen finbet,
8ibt Gun6e BON eineni beran3iebenben
uuipetter.
@S 1T seiuast, BET 0ieiem brduenben
Wetter nod ipeiter bic INNER gefdbrs
tider iperberloe Slanlm entlang 3lt
tpan6erll, ober Der einiame Manberer,
Der ba i'm Dunteln 10 bebarrlid ieinen
uuii9eren Mes fortlett, i1eint Der
@efabr ridt 3u adteu. Wlit finiterer
Miene idreitet CT portpdrt8. GS foll
uur inner lpettern utlb toben, ber
Gufrubr In Der glatur fpirb 70 re6t at
benz Mufrubr in leinenn sSnnern paiien.
y9se es 70 ibnl to9t uno gdlrf, nie
fein Blnt II. @allun9 1T unb ibn fies
beru6 porlpdrt8 treibt! st fennt iib
ielber nidt n,ebr.
gih abbalteil lalien, ieiren aees 81
perfolgeH, oes berannabenoet utlipets
ter8 ipegea? llmfebrett, bepor CT ieir
3tel, oie Aahenallli, erreiht lno fie
aberjeugt bat, % oas ipabr II, mos Die
yeute lid1 er5dbietl ii1O spaS er ielber
eDnt, ndmllIl oaB Der Comp NIT Der
Mell et1ie Steblgaft bat utlo Abe1los
az lbr auf Die Vim fof1ult- tttnti1ler'
rebr! sr 1luB nun euolid1 tuillen,
porail er IT.
gor etll 6ls 5ipet Stnioen, illr5 lla1
beierooeno, III er Dem 9onD bege9tet,
lpis er Oie DorfltraBe bttlauS tn Der
Nis1fuag liaf1 Der 9ollentlatl1ii, oiirf)
peld9e per fiir3elte Be9 hinauf auf ben
Ma1enber9 ittlo Die glahenalm fiibrt,
getpanoert mar. Vet Der Begegnnng
par Der 2ong felterrotb litlo gang pers
legsA 9eiporoeut elm fiderer Deueis
pafilT. paB er alif teilleul barmloiet
We9 lt9 befunoen gaffe.
pa mar eS ibm, oem Weter, iieoeno
AelB 5lt aopf geltiegett: Der 2oH1
aelt iar Weit binauf.' nrS eleib barr
auI mar TIM per geoante eetomlleH I
s@eD geut' aud) auf Die glm, hbers
Ssuge Dlfl oD Der Comp lDtrtlIdD 5rr
Welt 9egangen, liberral9 ote getoel
nno l9aTf CIR mtf eiileni wial 9efptBs
Delf, lpte'S 5fpil1en tbne1t itebt.
hao oa gaffe er ltl9, illlr effua etle
gfufoe lpafer, OILS Die Ddnmeriilg
l6on etipas beretnsebro9eit par, anf
pen Weg ger1a9t INN mad Der gld9ens
aim. no pie Reit nit Der 9atrein jest
gaulte, 81 ipanoerr. SSar Der Unrihe,
Per Gong, iutrtli1 btaauF 5lt benz
Maoet eeganeen, oatllt mar aliuneb'
men, oaB Ct nitpf Q balo BON ibr meg
tou.men ipiiroe, ltllo er toilrlte, fpeilll er
gud lpafer taTL pie Deloen itfer
ro9 neerralben ooer benz 9on1 auf
penn 4ndmeg Don Der alm be9e9len
uno oann aud9 gang se1lali minen,
moran er mai, luinen, oaB pie Weioen
lptrtll9 etne SteblgaIf 1ntt etnanoer
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Weripptes lttter5e,tg
fir 9amen nno aimber.

@eripptes 2eibden far Damen, 81
Gts. lnb aufpdrts.
@eripptes 2eib1en fir Damen
(2isle), Is @ts. unb aufmdrts.
,@erippte 8einfleiber fir Damen, su
35 @ents unb aufmdrts.
aermellofe 9eib6en fiir ainber, 3l
5 @entS.
@erippte Beinfleiber fur 9inber, su
20 Gents.
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Brief.aiae. . e.

Diff q aIbre4t-Grant 8eder-Bm Boil.
ner-5 Goel- Sobn SerriHs-@atbiloe Sre'
ienius-G 6 @r,mnt-8ettie @roiie-9iwie
9anS-Dr 9iri4-slettie 9uso-9aul 9intag
6 8 2in,er-2ieut Rabler -MatbiIse Nuts
Siebenbaar-N Sapp-Gbriitian
Sba-A 9 Sobbe-S @aIfinger.
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Ser ar5kte Wertb.

Sic betommen ben gr6Bten Ge9ens
tpertb aus einem 8iertelbollar beraus,
penn sic bafiir elm pdd9en bon Sins
mons "Liver Regulator" pulper
taufen. 0idts ipirtt 10 gut sesen 9ers
bauungsbeidwerben ober 8erffopfuns.
Man nebme e8 troden ouf bic 3un9e
ober made einen Sbee baraas. Spdter
tuerben Sic es allen pilen Dorsieben !
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Softer miib Meiietaid,e,t. !.

Ner bieien CONNER cine Gei1e be-
abf6tiet, mir0.ii6 fur rnieren groBen
gorratb bon Roffern nnb &eiietafden
intereiliren. Softer bon 81 so bis $50; !;
0anbtai6en bon $l.00 aufmdrts.
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- Bon 130 &ebotteuren bemofrati.
i6er 3eitunsen i'm State Ohio baben
ii6 80 fur Silberfreiprdsung ertIdrt.
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gADne Babe Qtnsitae .

Dunfelblauer Glanea nit meiBer
Borte beiebt, ali $3.50. Dieiel5en fir
Mdb6en unb ainber, 3u $500
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2l,t5iige fiir 8ma6eas.

Wer pirb fein Sinh drmlib eetleis
bet geben lafen, luenn plan sinen gut
paiienben @aimir An3us Sn $3.50
bis $500 faufen fanns
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Dr.. priee's Cream Batting powoer.
@eltsMushelanas @ehaille anh 1iplom.
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geibenftpife.

@roBartige preis grniebrisung in
Seibenifoffen bon "a gts. bis so gts.
bic Darb.
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@eiB : 0Naaren,
9as yfettite nhb Beite mas sl baben lit,
anf unierem Herfaufstiidem.
&leiberftpffe.

yta6ieben0 limo ,,Samre9nlten3eit" :
Yreiie. Ser Sorratb piro l1idt Ianae
balteH, tommt aarum baloiaif,
3836liseS NlbatrpB. ........ As @ts,
40 3oaiges gan3 wOllenes eerse45
Sang ipolene fran30fif6e @bal.
lies. friiber 60 unb Is Sta. :. .49
Sommer 9eurietta, DO Sol,
fDertb 70 @tS. ........... so
s6war3eu Crepe, sans Woae,
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Settbecfett.
YradtbOlle peiBe 8ettOeden. speeial=
Werfauf.

Cine 9tusnabI bon Marfeiles STU.
fer, oOlle @r6Be. gu SO @ts., SO @t8.,
$l.l8 un6 $l.22. Man perfume
ni6t, bieien gOrratb gu befi6tisem.
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- DaS @itp Bier, bellies mie
bunfles. iii bon feinem @ei6mad unb
erfreut ii@ GROCER geliebtbeit.
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8einfleiber FIR 6erre,.
gu 50, $3.50 unb So, ont pafisuO unb
Dorsiiglid)e 5toife.
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D9 Nn3iige bon $6 biz 500 5ei
paneoaii & Sobn.
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2Sai4ftpHe.
Gin grOBartiger Terfanf 3ll mnerb0rt
billigem HTeiien.

Camilla Oraanbp .... .su Is @ts.
Sd6ne Oimitie8, gu y nnb aufndrts.
8ute Qualitdt 6ateenS, 10 @tS.
Weoberne Duds !. !. .au 10 gts.
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Dr.. priee's Cream Bafins powoer
9as helltommemiie. has gemadt mirh.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1895-09-17
A Model Country Homo.

While capvsssing in Northwest Lin
coin last week, Mr.. Greer and the wri-
ter had the pleasure of spending one
night at the hospitable and attractive
home Of Mr.. Thos. w. East, of Red
Star. Mr.. East has one of the best
improved farms and most attractive
country homes in the entire county of
Lincoln. There is an air of order.
neatness, comfort and thriftiness about
it that grows on one as he contem-
plates, it and verifies the claim that
the greatest independence and truest
conteDtment may be found in country
life. Mr.. East's farm is situate on a
prong of the Bayou Pierre and the soil
is quite productive. He settled the
place in 1856 and has resided there ev-
er since For years it has been the
country postoffice and maintained a
public steam gin and mill for a large
section of country. This latter enter
prise is now managed by Mr.. Jas. East,
grown son of Mr.. Thos. w. East, who
displays the same energy, industry
and intelligent thrift which have made
his father independent. Connected
with the other machinery is a new
steam cane mill and copper lined evap-
orator, capable of turning out lao gal
Ions of molasses per day. This was in
full blast during our visit, grinding
sorghum and making molasses.
Mr.. East raises his own corn, hogs,
peas, potatoes, hay, rice, molasses,
fruit, vegetables, poultry, milk and
butter, and the place is literally self
sustaining. He has one of the finest
pear orchards we ever saw, about $50
trees of the LeConte, Keifer and Loss
en- varieties, which Mr.. East says he
preserves from blight by non-cultiva-
ton. This orchard produced over 100
bushels this year, being a very small
yield.
OF course such model country
home would not be complete without
a mistress to preside over its affairs,
and she is supplied in Mrs. East whose
sweet face and gentle manners shed a
refining influence over all and com
mand the admiration and homage alike
of friends and strangers.
Mr.. Thos. w. East and his two sons,
w. T. and James, were among the first
Prohibitionists in Lincoln county and
fired the first cannon of the local op-
ton campaign of 1886.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1895-09-17
PROGRAM FOR THE FIFTH SUNDAY
~ MEETING,

To be Held With the Pleasant Grove
Church, Lincoln County, Sept. %,
at 10 o'clock A. Nj.
1. Devotional exercises conducted
by r. w. Hail.
2. Sermon by w. f.. Marlborough
subject, "The New Birth"
8. Duties of parents to their chill
dren. VIII. Allen, j. @. Byrd, David
Scarborough, j. @. Grice.
4. The Gospel Ministry. Call; 2
Work 3. Sacrifice A. Rewards. w
II. Bailey, E. c. Grice, 2. Lotion, L. ID
Posey. :.
5. Duties Of the Church.. To hel
pastor; 2. To her members; 3. 10 TIE
World. BIT. Hobbs, I. Brady, w. r
Parsons, s. Johnston, T. j. Wills, Chas
Chrisman.
6. The Offices of the Holy Spirit. p
p. Douglass, w. T. Jordan, K. W. Hall
r. j. Boone.
7. What Baptist Principles are wortI
to the world. j. A. Scarborough, a. y
Martin, J. w. Patrick, i. w. East.
8. Sunday School. /. G. Smith, Il
L. Dickey, G. G. Smith.
Dinner each day. Every body IN
v;tod 49, j. J. GREEN,
Committee.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1895-09-17
Our New
Leader,
$I.45. =

Last years demand for our Leader was
so large that we were unable to manufac-
ture them as fast as they were ordered.
This year we have one mammoth factory
that manufactures nothing but this line,
and we are making this boot in such
immense quantities that we are able to
produce a much better boot.
We have many new improvements in
this line: first, it is made of heavy gen.
uine Dongola, solid leather sole and inner
sole; second, it has leather sock lining,
which no other but a high-priced boot
has; third, it has back-stay fourth, as
much care is taken in selecting this stock,
and in making, as in our higher-priced
goods; fifth, we not only warrant but we
guarantee every line to be Just as repre-
sented. The above cut is an exact copy
Of the boot itself.
Our New Leader Ladies' Dongola But
ton: STYLES, Plain Opera Toe, Plain Conn
nonsense Toe, Opera Toe Patent Tip;
widths, ID, z, and EE; sizes, II to 8.
Our New Leader Ladies' Dongola Front
Lace, Opera Toe Patent Tip; widths, d,
2. and EE; sizes, "a fo8.
Our New Leader Ladies' Dongola But
ton. Spring Heel Common-Sense Last
Patent Tip; widths, d, Z, and EE; sizes,
II too.
Any of the abovedescrihed shoes sent
on receipt of $l.15, all postage paid by
ms. Send FOR complete illustrated cata-
loque of all grades of boots and shoes =
free. Please mention this paper.
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The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1895-09-17
A Great Chance to Make Money.

/ want to tell you of my wonderful
success. Being poor girl and need
ing money badly, tried the Dish Wash
er business and have cleared over $500
every month. 1t is more money than
! ever had before and can't help tell
ing you about it, for believe any per-
son can do as we'll as l have if they
will only try. Dish Washers sell on
sight; every lady wants one. The
Mound City Dish Washer Co., st. Louis.
Mo-, will give you all necessary instruc-
tons, SO you can begin work at once
The Dish Washer does splendid work;
you can wash and dry the dishes in
two or three minutes without putting
your hands in the water at all. Try
this business and let us know how you
succeed. ELIZABETH T..
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1895-09-17
TUFTS Liver Pills
Teachers Examination.

There will be two examinations for
white and two for colored teachers
held in the court house in Brookhaven
beginning at a. M, towit:
Examination for colored teachers
Sept. 20 and 81 and Oct. Is and 10. Elk
animation for white teachers Sept. p
and % and Oct. % and &c. Teachers
will furnish their own legal cap paper,
pens and ink and pay fee of so cents
JIM. GIRAULT,
County Supt. Ed.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1895-09-17

The wild rumor in circulation last
Saturday of case of smallpox in
town, had nothing more for it's founda-
ton than case of bilious fever which
Dr. Bennett had been treating for sew
eral days. People should be cautious
how they start and circulate such re-
ports, unless there is real cause for it
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1895-09-17
NOTICE.

Call for Meeting of the County Prohi-
bition Executive Committed.
A meeting of the Executive Commit
tee of the Prohibition party of Lin
coin county is hereby called at the
Court House in Brookhaven on Fri
day, Sept. q, 1895, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The following is the membership of
the committee
Beat Vernon Smith.
Beat 2-John d. Bailey.
Beat 3-H. A. Kinchens.
Beat Al. T. Reed.
Beat 5-B. f. Anding.
County -Large-L. III. White, w.
III. Allen, E. p. Douglass, Obed Rollins.
Every member of the committee and
all the nominees of our party are urg-
ed to be present, as important cam
paign business will require our best
consideration.
Z. 2. DOUGLASS,
Chairman.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1895-09-17

Miss Belle Kearney, President of the
Mississippi w. G. T. u, returned home
from her European trip last week, and
will soon begin, a canvass for State and
Constitutional Prohibition and more
perfect organization of the W. G. T. u.
work in Mississippi. The LEADER cor
daily welcomes her home again. She
may be addressed at Flora, Miss.