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The leader., 1897-08-18
SMITH DAY.

Saturday morning, Aug. I, 1897, board
met pursuant to adjournment, all
members and officers present.
Reduction in aSSeSsment-lt is or
dered, That the assessment of M les
Middleton on sw14 nw4 10 &C, be
changed to ]. +. White ana the assess
ment thereon reduced from 5120 to $50.
Account allowed to j. c. Bryant for
day for inspecting bridge, 81.
1t is ordered, That lots 5, 6 and I,
block ~. Brookhaven, assessed to Mrs.
Zula Turnbough at $3.50 be increased
to $3.50.
Lot y in wiz sell of sell 1878
changed from May Turner to Oscar
and James Smith and assessed at S15.
Assessment of lots in Hoskins Addi-
tion-N. J. Grice, lot No. $40; B. L.
Hobbs. lots No and IA %; P. u. Jones,
lots No % and 43 40; Joe Hutchmacher,
lot No 13 20; p. u. Jones, lots No 81, 8,
81, 36, 81, 81, 10 and % 40; E. L. Rag
land lots No SO. 81, Al, AZ, 81, So, SO, 80,
81. 90 75; VIM. Turhbough, lots No 81,
80, S3 and Sc %; j. ". Maynor, IL, -,
53, 80 30; Chas. Hardy, lot No 10 and 3O
10.
Ell sw4 and sell nw4 26S-S,
changed from unknown owner to Eli
iah Herring and assessment reduced
from $50 to $50.
Mary Carter to Chrisman Il Brennan
so feet front by 200 feet back, in sc
corner block 80, Brookhaven, and as
sessed at 10.
Unknown owner TO Chrisman q Bren-
nan-Lot 6, block 13, Brookhaven, as
sessed at 100.
Unknown owner to Clara Brewer
Dots I and s, block 13, Brookhaven, to
be assessed at 500.
j. NJ. Butler to Chrismah d brennan
-se14 nell % SO.
Pearl River Lumber Co. to Chrisman
q Brennan SCI and nel4 sell %
80.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
B. L. Hobbs, 100 cont'tors bonds So OO
1t is ordered, That f. +. Becker
be refunded the sum of 2llS
as per statement of State Au-
ditor for taxes by him paid err
roneously ON lands held by the
State 21 Is
G.. b. Perkins, mdse. for JAIL. 10
Charles McNair, conveying pris-
oner Alex Allen from ID. Buie's
to Brookhaven Jail. ........... ~
r. w. McMair, jailer, feeding
prisoners to Aug. 5th,, 1897 80 III
ii is ordered, That block 100 assess
ed to S. w. Hoskins at 100 be eincreased
to 1000.
4 lois in SO corner, block 10, Brook
haven, assessed at 1i00 be increased to
1900.
ITO feet square in Sc corner, block 81,
Brookhayen, assessed TO Mrs. Sarah
Alcas at 800 be reduced to 700.
1t is ordered, That ne or and hf NV
or and hf NV or of NV or and hf OF
Sc or and NV or of Sc or 10-S-6, $50
acres assessed to Jack w. Magee at
2O00 be reduced to 1520.
1t is ordered, That the hf of NV or
and ne or of ne or and hf Of NV or Of
The leader., 1897-08-18
ASSESSMENT CHANGES ORDERED.

w hf s hf sc or 2)-7-7 changed from
". q. Linton to NJ. n. Smith.
Swqr sc or 26-S-9 changed from Lee
& Boyd TO J. NJ. White.
A. Scherck-It is ordered. That the
personal assessment of A. Scherck for
the year 1897 be changed to Sarah
Scherck and reduced from 5000 to 1000.
w. ID. Prestidge to Il. Z. Bullock
Lot /, block 2, Hart's survey, Bogue
Chitto aud assessed at 200
j. h. Hardy to Perry Smith, hf n
eqc 13 &c.
A. c. Seavey to Preston Smith ne
or aud Sc or 12-7-6.
G. W. Beau to B. Il. Willard C hf of
ne or - 81.
". A. aud S. Reeves to j. A. Reeves
eqr of Sc or and Sc or sc Or and .
ceres III NV or of Sc or commencing at
ne corhe" and running west 100 yards;
2'2 yards. @ 1C0 yards, S 242 yards TO
point of beginning, all in sec. . 81.
Ordered that the board do now ad-
journ until Wednesday morning at 8
O'Clock.
The leader., 1897-08-18
Keeping in
EThe Ruts.Y
.,sssssssssssssseseeseseees

celebrated living poet who claims Boston his home
The poem tells how hunded of years calf went through
prmeva forest and left and winding trail behind
him. The next day dog followed the trail and later
still bewchcr sheep with the flock behind him. Afterwards
followed the winding path until grew to the dignity of
lane Everybody growed and grumbed at its devious urns
bet tried to remedy it, Later it became village street
and then busy city horoughare and through generation
alter generation everybody followed the irregular rounda
bout caf path The moral of this quaint story is paricu
ry adapted to fit the of those people who don't think
who their head only to hold up their hat who trad
ing the old zgzg pan at the same old stufy fogy
store just because 'Pd always traded there They hear
about bet they can't leave the f path Their neigh
bos show bargains around and they admire hem but they
can't up coulage enough side of
the ty dose price remedy We ask
these good people to shake themselves up that
almost upon Get out of the calf path " We will
interest you.
The leader., 1897-08-18

Friday morning, aug. ., 1oJi, ooaIu
met pursuant to adjournment, all mem
bers and officers present.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
Chrisman & Brennan. n............ 500 w
G. A. Barber, gross pens. W
CHANGE IN ASSESSMENT.
A. G. Seavey to j. w. and M: ID. Nc
Grath-Lots 10, 20, 21, p, %, "A, block
2O4; lots II, u, 10, 20, q, y, %, "A,
block 205, Brookhaven, assessed at
S2O9.5O.
A. C. Seavey to u. #. Hoskins-Lots
l, 2, 3, 4, IL, IA, block 2O4, Seavey Add
| ton. Brookhaven, and assessed at
| S1l5.50.
A. c. Seavey to S. W. Hoskins Lots
7, s, 8, 10, block 204, Seavey Addition,
| Brookhaven, and assessed at So.
A.C. Seavey to Chas. Heuck-Lots
| - and 10. block 204 and lot 8, block
2O5. Seavey Addition, and assessed at
A. G. Seavey to w. F. Parsons-Lots
10, is, II, IS, block 2O4, Seavey Add
tion, and assessed at s64.
A. c. Seavey to Arch McMilian-
Lot 5. block 204, Seavey Addition,
Brookhaven, and assessed at SIT.
A. C. Seavey to J. M. Maynor
G. block 204 and lot 10, block I'D, Sea
yey Addition, Brookhaven, $50.
4. G.. Seavey to Ellen McClendon-
Lots il. I6. II and Is, block 205, Seavey
| Addition, Brookhaven, 500.
A. C. Seavey to Fred Oberschmldt-
Lots 13 and IA, block 205, Seavey Ad-
dition, to Brookhaven, s29.
A, C. Seavey to d. ID. Ewing-Lots
and 8, block 205, Seavey Addition, TO
Brookhaven, S30.5O.
A. G. Seavey to VIM. Nj. Turnbough
Lots 5 and 6, block POS, Seavey Add
tion. to Brookhaven, aR.
A. C. Seavey to d. NJ. Lee-Lots l, :
3 and 4, block 2o5, Seavey Addition to
Brookhaven, $S4. VIZ
w. S. Jordan to Isaac Thompson-W
Il NV ar section 4, township 9, range D;
ne ar of ne Or section ., township o.
range 8. p.,.a No
ar of ne or 1865 east.
M. Case to A. G. Seavey--Sw or
and sw ar of NV or 7-7-1; eis OF Sc qr;;
Mary II. Smith to A. q. seayey-Nta
of ne ar of NV or 2o-1-O.
Tnther Blue to A. G. Seavey-Sw or
of NV ar 1916; ne or and sw or Oh NV
Max Priebatsch to A. G. Seavey-
Lot 5 of trace, $50; NV or OF NV qr
A g. seavey to Verse Reynolds-Lot
8. block 10, Hoskins Addition, BROOK
To A. C. Seavey-Lots 10, 20, q and
% block l. Hoskins Addition, brook
haven, assessed at $25 each; lots IS, "a
o.. 26. n, % and %, block /; Hoskins SKIN
Addition, Brookhaven, assessed at si5o'
lots ii, II, l3, block 200, Hoskins addi.
tion. @ Brookhaven, assessed sl29 eacn;
lots /. 3. 3, 4, 5, 6, 1855 10, Ia, 10, u, To-
block 200, Hoskins Addition, brookha,
VEN veg. assessed at s25 each; all lot II
north of section line. block I3 assess IS s,
ad I M at $40 each; lots Is, 10. 70, ~, -,
FLOCK 73. assessed at g. each; lots -
5, 9. 10, IL, Il, 16, II, block %, as, /,
sefsed at s25 each; a certain oi0ck oi
land 377x550 feet lying north OF Oktio-
heba street, and between the L. Y. ran
road | and the extension of first street,
and nd assessed at $50; also TRIANGULAR :
strip | Of land east Of the extension Oh
The leader., 1897-08-18
4 Pointer to Advertisers,

10 demonstrate the superiority of
newspaper over circular advertising,
we cite the difference between the at
'endahce at the Chautauqua this and
,aS. year. The old poster was used
.aS' year and nobody came. This year
'ue press was used and people from all
ever the State came here. Crystal
springs Meteor.
The leader., 1897-08-18

fne germ OF malaria has been dis
ered oy Dr.. Patrick Manson, Lon
! l This discovery ranks second only
ifoi. hoch's finding Of the bacillus
consumption. Experiment has also
demonstrated that the one great de-
oser OF this mAlarial parasite is qui-
The leader., 1897-08-18

an ooseryant reader of the Lawrence
ooun'y fress, says Joe Dale hasn't
'Orrected his railroad time table but
pnce " since the Revolutionary war. Bro.
Daae !; Will lind an up-to-date schedule
~ ~ he LEADER, if he wants to resent
sn.s aspersion and avoid a big damage
a. '' from some one who comes to take
Ae Train on important business and
gets left.
The leader., 1897-08-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
LOIS l and .. block c5, Drookhaven
ON Clara MsA veil 10 Catholic school.


ON Clara MA veil 70 GatnOl!c ScnOOi.
ROAOS.
The sealed b ds fied with the clerk
ofthis board for work rg the public
roads OF Lincoln county OF the first
c,ass were opened in open board, re-
oeived. read and duly considered and
it appea. lag to the satisfaction of the
board that |. p. Williamson ald +. b.
Smith we're the 10 vest responsible bid
ders for road No. |, leading from The
corporate limits OF the city of Crook
haven eastwardly 13 miles to the Law
renee codn.y line and known as the
Broohhaven and Monticello load at
and fof the sum of Foroy Seven Dol
lars (47) per mile annually, be and the
same is hereby awarded to the said l..
p. Williamson and +. L. Smith fof the
tern of four years from this date, at
and for the sum OF Al per mile annual
ly and the said |. p. Williamson and
L. b. Smith appear.1g and tenderlng
to the board bond Ia the Sam of
Twelve Hundred and TweLty Two dol
las with themselves us principalS and
Martin McGratn, ThoS. IdcNaif ana j..
w. Crawford as thei.. SuretieS condi-
..oned for The faithful performance of
of the contract according to law and
specifications now Oh file with the
clerk of this board, wnich are here now
made part aud parcel OF this con,ract,
wherefore said bonds and sureties are
he-enow accepted aud the president of
this board is authorized and empower
ed to appcove said bond and when so
appro, ed to be marked fitted and as Of.
fetal bonds OF coLnty officers aie re-
q tired TO be recorded by law.
Up. Williamson aud +. b. SIN. th to
whom weie awarded the contracts for
working public roads Nos. 5 sad of
the first class at The July meeting of
this board for the term of focr years
at and for The sum OF 1850 PEI mile
anpua'ly, rendered holds In the sum
of Fouf,eep Hundred and Ten dollars
aad Seventeen Hundred aad Twenty
FIVE dollars respectively with them
selves as principals and +. L. Smith
G. s. Lambright, f. +, Stanley and f.
III. Hartman ard G.. S. Lambr, ght as
srreiies on said bonds, conci, ioned for
the faitt Jul performance of said coa-
tracts according 20 law and the plans
and specifications ON lile with the
cle..k Of this board aid adopted at a
meeting OF This board at the June term,
1897. whert lore said bonds ale here
now accepted aad the president of this
board is autnoi ;zed and empowered to
approve said bonds, and VIXEN so ap.
proved the clerk is directed to file and
record said bonds as Official bonds of
county officers are reqired to be re-
corded.
The leader., 1897-08-18
rur SIGNALS POSITION.

:. In n new dress ana ali nOule
70 ~ q eving is to in bold letters in
Prihho hood line. We note with pleasure
its n,arked improvement in the me-
tne tnnen;cal appearance of our Wesson
cnsnhbor We very much regret, how
ne 70 note that the Signal editorial
eve, e,,vnnathizes with and condones
y gcI law. Any public Journal which
that. whether it intends to be so
unot uo is a public enemy and pulls
u ,U M rather than builds up the fabric
ussnlirhtened ~ civilization Brookhd
rem Leader.
Thanks to brother Hobbs for his
o,inion of the mechanical part of our
noner but we wish to correct his ideas
about what we think of lynch law. We
are as much opposed to lynching as
any one living, but we differ as to the
romedy for lynching. Resolutions
wonf stop it. Attack the evil at the
hoad-the courts. There is where the
tronble is-let the courts quit quib
hing over technicalities, and putting
oF bad cases until all the witnesses
are out of the way, then lynchings will
stop. and not until then. God forbid
ue should advocate mob law-we be-
lieye all law ought to be executed on
tbose who violate it, but abusing
lvncbers won't bring this about. t.-Co-
piah Signal.
THE LEADER is glad to be able
10 publish such a disclaimer as the
above from the Signal, for we had
certainly drawn a different infer.
ence from some of it's recent edit
orlal utterances. There is un-
doubtedly, as the Signal says,
great room for Improvement in the
matter of brushing away technical.
tiles and various methods in crimi.
nal practice by which guilty men
escape justice, but while we are
demanding these changes of our
legislators and courts, let us not
fall into the ruinOus error of en-.
cOuraging or excuslng mObs. Not.
wthstanding what is charged to
other sources, it is our deliberately
formed opinion that the news.
papers of the South are more
responsible for the wide spread
prevalence of lynch law than
cunningly framed technicalities,
delinquent courts, cowardly Of
fcers and all other causes com.
bined. 1t is not the growth of a
day or a year, but the product of
years of pernicious teaching by
the press, which now appears to
be quite generally alarmed at the
harvest it has produced. Even now
1t is common thing to pick up
apaper that fairly thunders IN its
editorial columns against mob law,
while in great scare" headlines
in its news department, written
oft-times no doubt by the same ed
itor, it endorses Judge Lynch and
seemingly exults with ghoulish
geer as it summarizes the tortures
and writings of some helpless vic.
tim of a brutal mob. Yes, let the
press be fair and honest, guilty
though it be and reeking with
blood, and confess it responsibility
then reform itself!
Will the Signal, which we believe
had not word of condemnation
for the recent Crystal Springs
lynching, presume to say that the
murderer of old man Sanders
would have escaped justice if a
mob had not defied the constituted
authorities and usurped the func-
tons of Judge PowelPs court !
And are Copiah courts in the hab.
ltot making an easy way of escape
Tor negro murdercrs We dare
say the Signal will make no such
direct charge.
The leader., 1897-08-18
ne or 3l-5 8, assessed to Joel Moak at
800 be RED uced to 400.

ne or 3l-5 8, assessed to Joel Moak at
800 be red duced to 400.
a. Staliler VS.. Board of Supervisors
TT is cause cane on to be heard on
| t. e petition of A. Statfler to correct
his list of taxable property as made up
and changed by the assessor and the
evidence boirg heard the assessment is
hereby changed and corrected in this
particular: the said A. Staffler is as
sessed and is to pay taxes on "S) in
stead of 1000.
M. Stetiler VS.. Board of Supervisors
This cause came on TO be heard on
the petition of Mrs. NJ. Stafiler aud the
evidence being heard, the assessment
of the sail Mrs. NJ. SUaffler is changed
and corrected, aud she is not to pay
taxes on any money, nor is she assess
ed with any.
Mrs. NJ. Statiler VS.. Board of Super
Visors Tho order passed at tbs meet
ing changing tie e~sonal assessment
of Mrs. M. StPffie wherein aud where
by she is not assessed with auy money
was OH motion recors,dered on good
cause shown, and Le cause con ipg on
to be heard on tie original guesu on
and the evidence being subm, tied 70
the corrt and the court hav pg beard
tie evIderce, it IS ordered ubat her as
sessment stand at 1C00 and she be es
sessed with that amount and pay taxes
| thereon.
a. st; ti!er VS.. Board OF Supery isors
The order passed by this board at
this Term reducing The assessment of
A. Statitar for money on baud, loaned
or on deposit was by the boatd, on no
| tior, dUly secoDGet. reconSidered ol
good cause shown, aud the evidence
being submj fed 10 the court aud the
court having hea the evidence doth
order aud adjndge the order aforesaid
reduc: lg the assessment from 5000 to
235 is here now vacated and set aside
and the said A. Stafiler is this day as
sessed with 29aS5 mooev on hand in ad-
dit,on to his g ock Of Jewel"y.
| roe IS.
1t is ordered, That all bids now OH
file for work AZ tbe public roads both
of the fist aud second class, be and
they are hero POW elected, and that
the adve:, isement for bids Oh public
roads be discontinued. 1t is further
ordered that "a TAX of Il mill be and is
bere now levied on al of the taxable
properly, DO h zeal fpd personal in
L'nco'A con l:y, M ss., For the purpose
of wotF pg ijrst class roa IS numbers 5
and 6, sad tax to be collected at The
same ne add ! tbe same manaer as
State taxes are cOllec' ed.
1t is ordered, That Mss Larna Hos
kips, be ard she is he G now appointed
as a nember o. the Board of Exami-
ners to eyap;no applicants for teach
e~s license to teach in the public
schools for the ensuing year
Ordered That the board do now ad-
journ upt;l Monday morning at 0
o'clock.
The leader., 1897-08-18

=. ne next LEADER will be an unusu-
i; interesting number. Now is the
'ne to subscribe.
The leader., 1897-08-18
SEVENTH DAY.

Monday morn,3r, Aug. 8, 1897, board
bers and officers present.
INCrEASE - ASS-''SN Enc.
Lot l, , aud lot T. less 80 feet on W
end and lots 70 ald IL and W IF lot 9
all III block assessed to p. LuC ;ch at
1000 be increased to 1000.
Nv or he or % II assessed to b. f.
Beevers at SO be iuCl ed to SEQ.
POADs.
1t is ordered by tie board, That the
order passed on 81 e pIeced 1g page at
this meeting OF tho board lev ng a tax
Of Ii mill on the dollar Oh all ia able
property in IBIS cod1ty fot VOL ng
fi"sG class roeds Nos. 5 eld 6, scon-
uu ~g all aGvel. sements fof bids aud
reject rg al buds DOW on file for wock-
ing the public roads III l. 1cola coUp V
be and the same is hereby resc; adtd
and said order is now vacated and set
aside.
On mot on, duly seconded, j. is o.
de"ed by The Boe"d of Superv ,socs Of
Lincoln county, NJ ss That tex lev J
of one M: on he dollar be and the
same is here row le, ed on all the real,
personfl and oiher .,Yable proper.y III
said l. ncolu COUNTY as road tax for
worh,rg the public roads of sad coun-
y.
Ayes, L; rtor, Montgomery aud Pac-
soDs. Nays. Bf:ster and Bryant.
O, dered that the board do now ad-
jCurn until Tuesday mornlng at 9
o'clock.
The leader., 1897-08-18
EIGHTH DAY.

Tuesday morn ng, Aug. 10, 1897,
boa.,d met purs1a1t to Adjournment,
& IL membe. S a1d officers present.
1t is ,'deied. That G acres ia lot in
Sc q sc or 1?-7-7 be changed from
Meg2 Z. &c to W. +. Parsons.
E IF sw o. Of pc Or ard acres in s
end OF W hi sw or of ne qf and 8 &C res
in NV coz Of NV &C sc &c aud l acre il
Sc or NV o. 50 j ) assessed to l.. d..
Hughes at go be lcreaSed to $40.
The leader., 1897-08-18

Continued on fourth page.
The leader., 1897-08-18
NINTH DAY.

Wednesday morning, Aug. IL, 1897,
board met Pursuant to adjournment,
al members and officers present.
The leader., 1897-08-18
FIFTH DAY.

Friday morning, Aug. 6, 1897, board
met pursuant to adjournment, all mem
bers and officers present.
The leader., 1897-08-18

Monday moyn,3G, Aug. 8, 1897, board
met rurspa't to ad 3or "pmeDt, al mem
bers and officers present.
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baltenen 9ieielung8 @ongreB 1T bic
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Gin JctnS Seutid,er Ssameu.

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preme Court In 8rUOtlpn unierbreitet
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unteri6rifi barunter. Sie papiere gin.
gen baun mad 2lbanp ab, um bort re.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES surttd. Der 81.
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porirenben 8eieqidaft bsutI6 mar. Die
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