The Brookhaven leader. [volume], January 03, 1884, Image 3

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Official Journal of Lincoln County.
Official journal City of Brooktaven.
THUIUUUT. JIm arvJ,
^ Ain roffJirv riKYIN.
«„r lav ami Monday it ra'nct) All day.
“ S V. Magee 1* soon to open a first
's* hotel- ,. t
I.,*t Sunday the mail Irani going south
wi. e hours late , .
The last two nights ham Imjwii tl.s eolil
„tnfth« scatwn.
pickena is (in 4 vlstlt to Ihafitt* and
Mlstives iii Holme* county.
Hr 1» I>- Heiniingtoii, of Lawrence, was
» visitor to onr town lust Friday.
Mai F“t ijuerterinoiis. of Bogun Chi ltd,
'i»s oeeii i“ town several days the past
wefk.
There ws* » very enj ivnhV masquerade
rtv Bt the residence of Mr. and Mrs. F.
il. Martin ou last Friday niglit.
Iicv J. H. Oamlirell and wife left for,
hopi«i' last Monday, which enmity Mr.
I'lamhrell will canvass for Prohibition.
Mr Janies T. Darden and his mother Mrs.
«sniii Darden, of Bolimr eoiinty. ate on
R visit to her daughter, Mrs. Jiidgo Me-1
Millan- „ i
Notwithstanding the somewhat ineleni
weather, the most of oilr merchants
had all the customers they could wait ou
1’bristinn* Eve.
]jivvlrs Powell & Clapp, '>• J • ’rennaii,
Mock A Robeson, and J. It. Perkins all j
Jiave bright new signs. Td felt shch |
tilings is a good sigii lor our town.
Messrs. Wash Ky/.ar, G. H. Robertson, |
M. W. Xevils, Dr. J. K. and Mr. .1. M.
ltvrd, of this county, have been among
(tie late visitors to Thk Lk.apkR otfiee.
Mr. Jack Parish, who was called to
Jackson suddenly just before the holiday*
to the bedside of a sick wife, returned yes
terday, and re)>orts Mrs. Parish oiit of
danger.
There w ill be a lumberman's convention
held at Jackson, Miss. February 15 and
It!. We hope to see this comity well rep
resented. Our extensive ami growing
lumber interests demand it.
Chancellor McLanrin, after being water
bouml tw o days, got herb yesterday and
opened Court ill the Mayor's office. Owing
to the destruction of the Chancery records
the term will be u short one.
There is a petition being circulated in
♦own to have the Legislature except the
corporation of llrookhaven when it comes
to pas* a prohibitory law for the county.
\Vo will publish it next week.
Our old friend, Mr IL 1!. Fvnns, ofj
Cincinnati, who has been spending the
Christmas holidays on a visit to his daugh
ter, Mrs. W. 11. Penn of this place, paid
us a pleasant visit hist Monday.
Hon. T. A. Dickson, Senator-elect from
the tilHh district, honored our office with a
tall last .Monday, ami left a substantial to
ken of his appreciation of Tiie Lkapkf. j
We regret that we were “not in" at the |
I
lime.
Our esteemed young ' friend John M.
Martin, who is now representing the .Sta
tionery ami Printing House of Messrs. Jos.
Levy A. Hro., of New Orleans, spent a
portion of the Christmas holidays in
llrookhaven.
Our highly esteemed trie Oil Miss Dilia
Mikcll has our thanks for a variety of
delicious cake from her New Vcar Feast.
It was enjoyed by the entire Leader of
fice amidst many good wlsiw.s for the fit- j
turn of our gentle friend.
Kid. J. R. Parish, of this city. wil| 1
preach this year for the follow ing church
es: Kyrain, Hinds comity, the 1st Sabbath:
Pleasaut Grove, the ‘Jud; Alt. Moriah, the
drd, and Saturday before lor each, and
llrookhaven, the 4th, morning and night.
Several of our Lawrence county friends
have lately called upon 'I’ll K LkaDKK
during our absence w ithout leaving their
uautes. We hope they will mill again 1
whenever convenient, as we are always
glad to meet our friends from that ipiartcr. ;
Key. \\ . U. Bingham lias accept ail lilt* j
full of the Presbyterian church at this I
place to preach twice a mouth instcail ol ,
mice as heretofore. He will begin next!
‘hniday ami continue to preach throntfb'odt
• lie year on tile 1st and drd Sabbath of I
each month.
Mrs. K. Monger and little sou I.other, of J
Clinton, spent several days of last week in |
llrookhaven, the guests of the editor and ,
family, to whom they ate closely related. !
They returned Sunday,' Mrs. M. expressing
herself as greatly pleased w ith llrookhaven
utid its surroundings.
Rev. J. A. KUis took leave of his nrany
friends at this place last Monday to enter
upon hi" new held of labor as Presiding
H.lder of the Jackson distciet. His charm
ing daughter, Miss lessii a, accompanied
him, and will spend awhile visiting friend"
and relatives in Meridian.
A1 brilliant Leap-Year Party by our
society holies was tho event at Heuek’s
Hall last night. Tho early hour, at w hich
we go'to pfess forbids an' extended notice.
The young ladies have oiiT thanks for an
appreciated invi^atioh to particapate in
the festivities of the occasion.
Sheriff xrikell, Circuit Clerk Warren
and Superintendent Spencer have estab
lished their offlc^SflV the Storm ffiiilding,
where they arc i'll readiness to transact
any business'appoit,tilling the:’etA. Chan
try Clerk .Vaftii? h(hi nothing >Hl with
which to set up an ottfce, but can' general
ly be found at afeade’s drug store.
Mr. L. M. Patterson, died on last Tues
day, lstinst., at this resiwnce or his son-in
law, Him. R. If. Thompson, of this city.
His passing aVriy wrt's rather sudden, but
not altogether' unexpected, as he had been
Ul1 feeble hbafth for some weeks past. He
had reached the ri]H* old age of HO, and
was highly regarded by all who knew
Rim.
We rituru thanks to the managers of
the Presbyterian Sunday-school and
(church Re-union for an invitation to the
elegant entertainment and supper given
by them at Henek’s Hall on last Tuesday
tight. Wo were unavoidably kept sway,
much to our regret, but we learn from
those who were more fortunate, that the
affair was a success in every particular.
The manner in which Christmas passed
off in Hrookhaven, *11 things considered,
was a rredit and a de.cided compliment to
the character and law-ahidiug spirit of
our people. Aside from the noise of the
inevitable hoy and firecracker, the shouts
of merriment and peals of laughter and
a general relaxation from business, there
was nothing which particularly distin
guished Christmas dav from those which
preceded add followed it. A happy and
tbrtnnate contrast with the reports that
etnne from many towns of our State.
AaaiTerMir)' of Nelhod<»m.
.There will be special service at the
Vet hod is t church next Sunday at It a. >r.
aauer a resolution of the Centenary Com
mittee of Organic J/ethodisui in America
sad of the JfissisMppi -Conferi dco. The
Public are cordially invited and the mem
bers earnestly solicited to be present, as
important facts will be presented.
No collection.
If. F. Jonv.- v. Pastor.
Jan. 1, IfijT.
The best mu heipest .it Kehlmati's.
• "b'last; w!j! net l.« nudcrsold.
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TMS Al'.tt 4 0IRI UoVnI- n
A nil KM!
I HdiialilCiltj' llir tVnrii of i«n In
rraillurr
On last Monday morning al'-oiit h:\If-pitM
3 o’clock IIm alarm of lift- waa sounded
over town, and our citi/.iis rushed nut in
to the rain and inky dsrkniws to discover
that the devouring Haines weffl fssl coii
snming the rtew county ■ otirt house. The
lire had undoiit>te<lly been k:ndle«t in the
office of Chancery Clerk by an incendiary,
/»n«l w hen the first of our citizens arrived
dpon the see tie the entire contents of tins
iiu|Hirtsntoffice were enveloped in destruc
tion |^pd tr.e dames were lickiuj? their fiery
tonguos out at tile windows and door
and making the r way into the rest of Un
building. It was too late tft save the
court house, ns all saw ul a glance, anil
tMi' only thing left was to remove the con
tents of the other offices, By quick ami i
ihj’nng efforts, this was quite effectually
dune, quit qiost of tile hooks, palters, etc.,
belonging to the Circuit Clerk, ^iieritf and
Couuty Sii|MTiiitendent ot Kdueut jou. w ere
thus saved, though in ii cniifuaeq and !
somewhat, damagetl condition owing to
Hit* heavy rain which was rtt tlie time fall- j
ing.
InssPSi
Cllatlcety Clerk Martin has given us a
close estiolate of the total loss to the coilfi- |
ty, and we are glad to say, it will not ex- i
i ced (M 1,IMH). This inclwdos the building,
the furniture) eoiliity library, Chancery
Clerk's rts'lthls, lllilnks and stationery on
hand, etc. Kverj thing appertaining to
the Chancery Clerk's office was lost except
deed laaik “N” which Ml. Martin had car
ried hod e to do siltite copying from. Tlie
records of the Board of fSnjiorvisors ami of
the Chancery cipjrt, the official lionds of
the enmity tuHcerV, etc., are all gone. All
of tire iiewH clecteu • t’uunty officials had |
tilcil their I’vints' and in consequence some !
of tin ui are now having to hustle around!
right lively in onler to get them dupliea-1
ted in time to qualify next Monday.
“Uncle” .lease Warren says lie had |
Off 11 in liotep of hand w hich he hail been i
holding ever since lie fore the war, |
stuck away in a little private drawer in i
his office, wl|icl) were overlooked and left
to limn. Tlie loss of this vast amount of
claims which wastin' cash loaned, was not
as much, however, as one might suppose.
He says if some fellow come along and
ottered him 25 trad' dollars for the
whole package, he would have thought
twice before refusing tlie offer.
.Sheriff' Mikell has missing in comity
and school warrants, which had been paid
in for taxes aild were lii.it laureled. lie also
lost some important office papers.
Superintendent Spencer says lie lost all
of the county school records plior to last
year and some, other papers belonging to
his office.
WHATTHK ritlSONr-ltS '> .IA1I. SAY.
There wore I In re negro prisoners in file
lire-ptoof jail hard hy I lie court house, and
they were the first to give the alarm offiire.
They stated to Sheriff' Mikell and others j
after the tire that the incendiary, whoever j
he was, first tried to break in through the
windows of the Circuit Clerk's office, lint
they being aroused hy the noisa coinmene
ed to holler, when he left off there and went
around to one of the windows of the Chan- |
eery Clerk's office,at the same time telling
them in profane and grulf language that it
they did not “dry up,’’ lie would “set the j
jail a fife and bum them tip.” Shortly
afterward, they saw the glare of flames,;
and then began to holler irf tamest. We
simply give4tliis story for what it is worth.
Judging from the way these'negroes were j
crying for heip. niouauing and groaning ,
wiien this writer and a few others first J
reached the court yard, they evidently j
thought the threat repeated above was |
about to he carried out. They, in fai t, !
would have received a decided linking. :
since while the jail did not burn, tile walls j
hceamr, intensely hot. lint were soon freed :
from tlieir perilous position by .Mr. Joe I
Chrisiiian and others.
There are various conjectures and mis- j
piciniis its tn w ho the incendiary is, hut it
is ahi/nt unanimously agreed that lie is i
some man in the enmity interested tjnan- ;
cis'fiy or otherwise in tlie destruction of the ;
eotift records. Kvet-y effort will lie nlaile
to find him out. and if caught, lie Will no
doubt he punished tifthe lull extentot the
aw.
A Ilrnuliruf 'I tiUcn ill' I'ilinl
I.OTP.
The following discloses at once tile most
beautiful, substantial and valuable exhi-1
bit ion nf a “remembrance of tin* old peo
ple’' we have heard of during the holidays,
and is well worthy of special mention hi
these days when boys and young men are ^
so prone to neglect the loved ones at home ,
who eared for them when tliev were iinahly I
to earn for themselves. Four such hoys nu^- •
worth a whole army of dressy dudcjx or
selfish spendthrifts, and Mr. and x^rs. t no j
doubt feel proud of them accordingly/ • j
We may add that the carpets presented,' |
were of the most valuable patterns, and
cost “Hob, Ned, Tom and Joe" about Si.itt: ;
Mr. slid Mrs. J. K. Perkins with Cbtfotina* ’
greetings from the “Boys."
flV.lsrMvs, Id.";!.
Hob, Ned, Tom and Joe, wish Father and ,
Mother, and their sisters and brothers, a j
merry Christinas and a happy New Year, j
and iu order to make the dear old folks
comfortable, tender them as a Christmas
present, a couple of carpets, one for their
parlor, and the other for the front ropin ’J
Cod bless and protect you,and inav you be
spared to your hoys and girls,j,fbr many,
many new years to come. Accept tip
present as a slight token of the h»ve tb.>t
we entertain tor <Air clear l'atTAf arrd
Mother.
>—4 Prohibition.
There will t>F ;( meeting of the ei htinit
♦ec of Utie hundred in Houck's ITalt Brook
haven, Momlay, the 14 of January, at 11
a. m. A full attendance of all the ccii'imit
tee is urgently requested. The friends of
the cause are cordially invited.
H. K. Johnson, Chnmmoi.
tfot lleail, but l.lvrin.
Nr(tv Orleans, Dec. 2S, ISS.'i.
To the Editor of the Brookhaven Leader:
Reset. Sir—Your Fair Hiver nyrrespon
dent has been misinformod. f have net
died yet—never did snch a tiling, and,
don't export to as hmg as t live. tV 1
should ever decide to do so I will try to
have the information1 sent direct to yon for
puMlcatfoW. Yours truly,
J. H. Cameron.
flurried.
In Brookhaven, Miss., on Dec. i£7, lfW.1,
hv Justice \V. 1*. Baggett, Mr. Calvin
Cask and Mi's M. J. Adcock. All of Lin
coln county.
At'the residence of the bride's mother, in
Lincoln countv, on Dec. 19t*fi. by the ltev.
W. H. Germany,Mr. W. J. D. Mercfk aid
Miss CocrtnkY Q. Rollins.
attendants
; Tho*. C. Bait and Miss F. O. Huffman.
At the residence of the bride's father, in
Lhk-oIii county, by the Rev. W. H. Ger
many, Mr. II. A. Moak and Miss Mollie
1 Albfitxot.
AirENDANTe
G W. Mercer and Miss Ida Roberts'
In Brookhaven, Dee. -7, 18St, hy Eld. J
R. Parish, Mr. Elliot r Posey and Miss
F vc&ttl Feiderj all of Lineolu county.
•, .’detjvd of tue tivido 4 mother, on
Pee. the J.'lii. lr.-v ' M V." >*«»il«- M.
B. R., *<r. YV. K. Stum *r.l mms MAte.lL
i p. Cads: all of Lincoln county
Mav peace and hapy.ut.ss attend all >f
, •. , i ft * V> ,e>. llfi»
« 1
A llrlllirtnl Rm'ImI IWeai,
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No even* during the Christmas holidays 1
created a more lively interest in the wh t’al
circle than did the party,given at tho reai
•Icm-e of ('apt. Ilardy .(mi, the evening of
thw'/Tth, hy MiaM (.t|f^ Kagsdalo, Annie
Hooker, /ala HriMiT:.! and Ih-ttic Hardy.
The apaeiona, vjfgant parlnra were
aglow- w ith a HwhI nf mellow light, and
the claliorate di" orations weri- all that
taste or heanty i-'*”ld suggest; while the
brilliant assembly of the admired beaux
and hellesof onf rilr city made the scene
at once attractive ^nd interesting—one of
which we might .read with pleasure in
some '’Holliday iignile-r” of a magazine
where an occasion id so much life and joy |
is often considered unreal. Ilnneing was!
pnrtieipatl-d In by,.the company of “young
|ample," after which a supper to tempt tin
gods w as seyvpd, when dancing again was
tin- ruling power. We note I some guests
from abroad which were as follows: Misses
Fontaine (turret aml*i,anr;t Maxwell, of
Canton; Miss ,1/cNcil, of New Orleans;
L'apt. U. II. and .Wesars. .let!’ and licit |
Truly, of Fayette; ,1/r. Henry Kidd( of
Vaz.im City; Hon. A. II. I.oiigino, of .l/nnti
cello, and |a-rhaps one or two others.
Never was a “Christmas party” more en
joyed and in saying this we believe that j
we lint re-echo the sentiment of every !
heart that kept time to tin- glad moments
as they lightly sped on this eventful j
evening.
Tin* l.iqnor lilt-fiise ((artllof)
‘ Affnln.
Tu the Ed\or of the Brookhaven Leader:
As there is no argument in Amicus Cu
ria's reply, I w ill only say that he is the
one that is ignorant of legal matters w hen j
lie says that the issuance of license to n— ,
tail is not optional with the Hoard The
law says they winy grant such license. He j
says 1 dale not say that the petitions were 1
not tiled nnd published as the law directs.
I can say that one of those petitions was
not dated w hen it was tiled. If ever; and as
to the petitions having a majority of the
legal voters. I must say that it looks a tit
tle dark, as I have put myself to sonic
trouble to find out what a majority would
he. All the members of the Hoard that I
have asked have told me that they could
not toil how many voters there are in this
city. Now this being triff-, how cun they
go ahead in this guess-work soft of away
and grant license?
One of our City Fathers titld me that the
Hoard left, it to tiro of the members to say
how many voters it takes for a majority.
I thought that we hail six aldermen, hut
it seems from this that it only takes two to
grant a whisky license.
This 1 must say, t!?!tt if the names of all
those signers who livti tint of this city were
not counted, all Of those petitions would
have failed. Linkman.
“Linkman" is very pointed in his
charges, and no doubt eon iders he has i
good grounds fo> thep' | hut we have been |
informed by tu ■ members of the Hoard j
since his cominmiicntjon was received that j
the petitions lately granted were exam-|
ined with more tlisn usual rigidness and |
were found in all respects to conform to the |
re<|iiirements of law. This we state in the j
interest of fairness. and if any nieiiilirr of j
the Hoard has any thing further to say by
way of explanation or defei s •, we will'
w illingly- accord him space to do •<>.
I' tii* Uiirr Ileitis.
The publi • mails are in a eery hail con
dition on account of late rains.
Christinas has passed off very dull with
the exception of a few sociables.
Rev. R. 1*. Douglass is to supply the
Fair River church the ensuing year.
Mr. Tom Ileal 11;is opened t\ store on the 1
Bloom «V Wcsterffeld corner in Monticello. .
Peter Maxwe'l s son while .•litting some
wood the other day cut fils foot very hadly.
Copt. Fox is now in Peat-! River with
his boat waiting for a rise to g > to trans
porting the cotton.
*'f here is a young than in our neighbor
hood who says he was horn on Clo istmas
day, Dec. 14th, ISiVi.
Mr. <i. W. Ivy and his mother have re
turned from Red River Parish, La. Both
in fine health and s) irit.
The bridge across Fair River, near Mon- i
ticcllo. on the Beauregard mail, is stippns- i
i d to lie in a had condition.
Dr. 1!. B. Cowart, of Lawrenee, was on a
visit to relaiiies here last Sunday, lie re
purts fsvohiliTx for old Lawrence.
Mr. .Icsse Wilson, we are informed, has ]
sold a half interest in his steam mill near
Monlieello to Mr. Jno. Brown, of (leorjtC"
town.
M.WiKIKIU
Deo. 1‘Jtli, ISM:!,, :il the residence of lier ,
uncle, Ike Cowart, l»y Rev. Frank Bag
gett. Mr. (’has. WiHiTt a'int Miss Ki.i/.a
Cowa'kt; all of Fair River,' Lincoln county ,
Anil at the resilience of the bride's fill li- !
er, .1. S. Miixwllt, 'll Ter loth, 1IV
Rev. B. A. ^ea«in,'.>jr. It. tf. tTmyxsKXi> 1
anil Miss Sophia Maxwi.i.i., of Lawrence,
county.
Also o;i the 10th December, lSStl, at
I'lcasant Grove church, Lincoln countv, !
I ay Rev. It. A. Reason, Mr. J. M. RHINE,:
of Law rciice county, anil Miss M. L. John- |
son, of Lincoln county.
Anil on the same day, at the yesidenee of
the bride’s father. Mr. J. J. Lck and Miss
Rosa Bkij.K Bkasi»», liy J- W. Maxwell, i
M. B. S. Also at the residence of the j
bride's father, Major Lea, on the'iOih De
cYtnher, lss:t, Mr? Handy M.iV and Miss
KiiaLka.
“lleiiry l.ee.”
This clear Havana tiller cigar Fs. Ifevoin!
doubt, the beat cigar in town.’ ?. B. Wil
moth is solo agent.
“Opera” nnil ‘‘basket^ llanitjnls,’’ in the
leading alludes,at Mrs. B*. C. iWemiau's, on
Cherokee street.
For clocks, go to KViblman's.
Cheapest goods iff Kohlman's.
! ^RiiOTooii.y^i»s.—Strangers going to
Nev\ Orleans are cordially invited to call
at Washburn’s celebrated true At; Gallery
and see the beautiful specimens of
Photographs being dally made at his es
tablishment. Admittance free. tf
Iichinf; Pil<‘«-!*>n»pt»m« nasi
Fare,
The symptoms are moisture, like perspiration,
litense Itching, Increased by scratching, very
distressing, particularly at night, seems as If pin
wottBS were crawling In anil about the rectum;
Hie private parts are sometimes affected. It al
lowed fo continue very serious results may fol
low. ‘ SWAYNB'S OINT.VKNT" is a pleasant,
sure cure. Also for Tetter, Itch, Salt Kheum
Scald Head. Krysipelaa. Barbers' Itch, Blolches,
1 all scaly, crusty Skin Disease*, sent by mail f > r
; so cents; 3 boxes, *1.45, (in stamps). A.llress,
i Dr. Swavne A Son, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by
Druggists. ,)une48-lv
Just received—The hits* styles! of lints
and Bonnets at Mrs. B. C. Brennans Mil
! linery Establishment.
>| re, B. C. Brel man's Mi. linery and
dress-making Establishment is in Cherokee
1 street,
(Sill for Henry I,ee cigars rf jn.iv Want
i * good smoke for 5 cants. For sale by
Si. It. W I I.VHVr M.
! Everybody buys KoUluian's rllblrp goods.
Bargbtns in clothing at Koblmnii’a.
I For cheap hats, go to Kohlman’s.
■bled.
At l*is residence, near Mouticello, l ae -
, rcace county, Dec. ‘Jt'th, iM :uu j
( * Mr BOV. » native of Wilmington, -
■ - -- -:-«-;
Hog lie t'hlltw
kits. K. 1), Andpr*on in visiting •wi'Utvc!*
in fernitiare. , f. x • i
Wesson A Monc>..nie now ilohygan iut
meiyni, lumber hnainews. shipping from
ImiIIi nidi*
Mr* il. i|%AI)pn ha* hern ipiitc fjrk b>r
several day* hut we are hupp* to know
tliMt »re is eontrnleaeing.
The f’brismns tree umlrr tile iitapsge
inent of Mixsep Klla Thompson ami Addie |
Cook wa* a grand auveraa.
The etlieens of tjbia,tpvrj? afe under main
obligations in the ktilnwil fur repair
done on depot platform. Tlie nexA »e
*«nl to see i* a new depot lionse, for we
tteeil title.
The great show here a short time ago
•*«* like all the rest—charged lor the tick- I
el that admitted yon, ami on account of
ill's (the priee la-ing Ml cents), some were
foreed to stay out and climb up on lionsi
top* ami steal a sight, or rather, take it.
Shame on xileh conduct.
We predict u fine nnt crop next sotumii:
judging from the immense iiiuunilt we see
received almost daily hy oof enterprising
merchant, .1. M. Tyler, (Hilt hut wllat Mar t
shall, Hrister, Kethlmaii and all the rest
are enterprising men), and the writpr
thinks that if all would advertise in Tt'i
LkaDKN it wottld he well ..
A short time ago, Mr. .1. M. \Ves,son, ,tr.,
while passing over the high trestle eaat hf,
Hogue Cliitto l iter on the \V. & M. Rail
road, lost his balance and fell to tile
ground am) it was thought at the time hail ,
seriously injured himself; lint after the
shock medical aid being rendered j it was
ascertained that it was nnt serious ami Pc
is now convalescing.
- il -
During tile session of tile Legislature, I
will halve Dr. \V. M. Ilartlett in ehltrge of
my office. I am responsible for all work
done py him and insure satisfaction. He is
fully t’ompetent and reliable; will work as
cheap as such work, can be done; hut will
work only for cash. Please remember to
bring the '.ish. as nit wttrk will bis allowed
to leave the office Until paid for.
V. H. W’.viTtf.
Aullef.
The Western Settlers’ Guide amt t-ovi rn
incnt Land Locating Agency, will locate set
t’ers on gmsl government lands, and for $1
will Send prepaid complete Settlers’ Guide.
Land Laws, Digest of Decisions and Forms.
Descriptive Pamphlets, Map, List, Location,
and Description of vacant lands, products,
climate, soil, water, timber, rail roads tow as,
business locations, opening for settlement ot i
the great Sioux Reservations, and lull infor-.
mat ion of where, whi-p and how eVrrv person
can obtain 3*J0 acres of gtiod land tree also
how andwhere to obtain and use all kinds ol
land scrip. Address:
R. E. W. Se.uti.vit.
.fan. 3-liw Niobrara, Neb.
Remember Kohlman’s Great Cash Hints*'
Kohlman will treat you right.
The most enduring and never fading
l’hotograph’s at* thus- taking by Wnsli
litirn ;it his Gallery DD Canal St., New
Orleans, La. tt
.1. M. Tyler’s is the place to liny extra
fancy Hour. Cheap for cash. •
,1. M. Tyler, Hognechitto, Miss., is tin
place to liny your salt, as lie has just re
ceived a ear load $1,115 per sack.
Lawks Cloak's! Lauik's Cloaks !!
rv If you want a nice article in tlieir
line call on Jin*. MetJratli.
Ci.otiiixo ! Ovr.m oats !|!
iT^Mctirutli’s rlotliinjj wears well anil
alwaysj;ives satisfaction. Why? Simply
because lie never buys olil auction golds,
but always gets bis stock lresh from the
manulad nries. Those S1'_,..r>0 ami * lotto
suits are ‘ ilaisirs." Metirath's overcoals
are the elieape.st we ever saw .
Ty let's is the place to btiy yitur '♦infer
shoes. Cheap for cash.
*- -
7 t^’I'iloTooitAiMis.—Snoulcl you visit
New i tries us go to Washburn's Art tlallery
lot* Canal .street, anil have your pictures
taken. Itov la-tf
Cittting anil Fitting a speciabty at Mrs
15.- C; Brennan's.
Brice fluisc elegant Corsets anil Kill
(Doves at Mrs. It. C. Brennan.
Kolilnian huyv for rush then f«»i»* ran ni
ford to s» l! i*heajH*r; noun* wonder how \\«‘
do it, l»nt we do; come and se.e tor your
self
Don’t fail to go to Kolilnian f*.
SmoKF.KS, A'l'iVeN I H’Sf!—The hev'f .*> ef Ilf
cigar in town is flif’ Unify Dee. for sale l»y
S. It.
- • •
Kolilnian th*n the rhoapext.
—
Yon got wl*at you liny at Kohlman's.
F. very body must go t« Kohlman's.
Square deals at Kohlinan's.
Nkw Hats! Nkw Hats!
rrif.von want a new hat of the latest
style, rail on.I no. MeHrath. A tine assort
ment just reeeived from New York. They
are beauties.
Tyler keeps on hand 'fexris fved ftiisl
proof (flits for So rents per bushel.
Boot's Shoks ! McGrath !!
Mefiraths’ parlor shoe store is the favor
ite place on the Jackson Railroad. He
keei>s $5000.00 worth of Boots and Shoes
on hand. Call on hiiu for goods at oner
and you will he suited. 1 to not waste
time iooking around. Always go to head
quarters. He has a tine line of Boots.
Fon Sai.k Chkap.
ryOoods i.'e sold rheaper than ever at
McGrath's He is ti e busiest man in tow n.
New goods arriving daily at Kolilnian s.
Have your Dresses made in the latest
stvle at Mrs. B. C. Brennan's.
BROOKHA *rK MARKET
Price* Current—Corrected Weekly.
Hkook iiavks, April, 5. 18s;t.
l/eal, *H.7.V*frl.nn
Flour, 6.00*7.00
11a ron, It* 91c
Lard, 11* life
Hams s 17*18
Sugar, 8* 124c
Corns', 14*18?
Hire, 8* 9c
Tobacco, 30* 75c
Cheese, 15* 20c
Hotter, 25* 40c
Salt, tine, fl.50*
( alien, 5*7c
Hrowrf fiodieslie, 8<f9c
“ “ }7*8c
Bleached 8*lie
Cotton—(inod ordinary,
Low middling. 91*c
Middling, HI* e ,
Sweet potatoes—Yellow Vain 7o'- 1ms.
*• “ lied and White 60c l»u«
Eggs, 20
| Chickens, $2.40**3.00
i Hides—green salted, 0*6Ac
“ Dry salted, 8* 9c
Flint. 94* 10o
* \\ iv»l—Washed. *1*■■■
• l uwashed, 2f'
Slight hurry, It
•• Medium hurv, L’~
*• Hid Furry. He
Publication Notice.
L»*lli tl»l ft I! AT M|P'..»
Bb'e'ii'-er IAIii, net*, )'
Notice |p hereiT #t*nn M tt tin: foUii'Vina-nam- ,
M i''Uiw ban Tiled i*"liw ol lua intention In make ,
Huai Jif.xif in pdpimrt nf imp elano, and that raid
proof will l>» iiipiIp Air tore l. K, M aru, Oianeerv
Clerk, at Mdlttloellt'. VI pp. no .laiiuarr iwm
tit: l*aai' Hrenpon, llumretead No. *44*. fur Hie
pel, lie1, • *4, l t n. r !» w ; »n41* !,•>',• It
pH'i nw i, nw '4 a l«, t * n. r i»w lie i.au.ra the
follow ilia wltnepaea lo prove lilarontlnii'iiip re-i
dei.' e i.port, and cultivationt»f, paid lend, v * |
Levi .vi.verr, f rank .Nor-a Td of (pwiuvlil* I'. O ,
wood, Menr) ilriintb. I UrmivT i;o.t
Mike Walker. ; Viea
If c k KitII
fteeH-bw HeKietar. ,
lpabllration Rot tee.
1,4*i»OrrtcI at Ja< ks»>n. Mum.,!
It**:. 13, IvlS. »
Notice Ik hereby giVed that the folio*mg uaio
fill sHtler has feed notice of tils intention to make
filial proof m support of hftf claim, and that said
proof wi.l i>e made before C. K. " ait*. Chance, v
fieri, at .tfonticello, Ml**., on a Hilary 25, 1*34
viz- Henry Unify, Home* tea ft No. ►•»*. for the
a S ne ^ and lie ^ *e S a. if. and aw <H nw v. I
a. *>, t» ii, r 18 w. lie name* the following WIT
ne*se»* to prove his continuous residence iipoii
and cultivation of, avid land, vix:
Isaac Brinson, i.evi .My-) All «*r uwirvdie I*. O, j
er*. Tom Norwood. - Lawrence co.
Mike Walker;. ) Mia-.
ICC. KKKK.
Dec 13 Aw Register. |
Publication Sot ice.
Lanp omeic at J/ckaoH, Miss..» J
December 13. Ism®. ( '
Notice la hereby gi*en that the following nan*- 1
ed -ettier ha* hied notice df Ills intention to
make final proof in auiport of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before C. K. VN aft*,
i lia eery nerk, al 4/onticello, Miss., on aniiary
fii,'sv4. viz: Kill* .felt, Homestead No. for
the *-t nw anil n\ nwi, sec. 34, t s n. r In e.
//e names the following Witness** to prove his
continuous resident e i'pon, and cultnation of,
said laud, viz: » i
IImvw(hh| Biyant. Bras) All of Montieello, P. *'.*
Tvier, I ncas llardie, > Lawrence Co.,
Jim Prestldge. i Mi*a.
R.C. KKKK,
Rigister. I
t’nblicatian •Yolicc.
i.ASb OmcB at Jackson. Miss..)
December 13, tS*s3. |
Notice is hereby given that the following uain
cd settler has fli** t notlve of ins Intention to
make (Inal pi oof in sup|M»it of hi* Khnui, and
that said proof will be ma ie before \V. M. vn eut
worth. Chancery Clerk, at Meadville, Mis.'*., on
January 2ft, 1*34. viz: Mahal,« ffilklnson. Home
stead No. 3453, for tlie hw’,4 ne , * 14 t. ii n. r A e.
II" names thl; following v. i.t nesses to prove Ins
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
aaid land, viz
1. J. Halley, i'll os. A. Ma-) All Of AfeC all's Creek
gee, Ueo. W . Griffin, John .- j, u., Frank.in
!• Pcfrfer, J Co., Mis*.
R C. K NICK,
Register.
Publication Xof ice.
Land Okpk k at Jackson, Miss.,) ,
Nov. 29, 1 hs3. f
No; ice m hereby given fha the follnwing-uaitt
e«l settler lias filed notice ot his intention to nf*)»e
final proof in support ot his claim, am* that sat l
proof will be 111a le m-fore K. Watts, Chancery
Clerk, al Mouticeilo Miss., on Jan. 12, iv*4, viz:
John >. Lambert. Homestead No. 9c*2ti.f »r the a,’*
ew sifiaude1 uw i, s 22. tdn, r !*» e. He names
the f 'Mowing willies ,e» lo prove |hts eoutinuomi
leaideuoe up m. m: i <• mivatioti «.t, said land, viz
.1. J. t ott. Jesse King,» All of .Momict lm. I\ U.
hamuei Neal, 1, I.., Lawrence CC-,
Lee. ) Miss.
ILL. KGKK,
Nov. ?9 Cw Hegister,
Publication Xotlce.
I A N’D OVFJCK AT J t*’KSON. V !««.,)
November 25. 1 (
Notice Is herpi-v g iveil that the follow iiig-uam
ed settler ha** Ml d up ice of his Intent.on to make '
final proof trisiiMpoit of his cUim. and that said
pi oof will be nia'i^ before c. h. Watts, Chancery
< lerk, at Mouticeilo, Miss., on January 7th, i»4, i
*iz» obediah ^prjppSepi Homestead No. s45l. ,
forthenw1-! tiw’,.«ec. 2 and tie1, tie** sec. H, t; ]
n, rloe. He nu.m h the following witnesses to,
prove hiscontiiiu on iesilen«e upon, and culti
vation of. said land, viz:
A. II. Johnston. J. M.) All of Mont I cel I , I*. O ,
Tyler, N e ts Hardy, * Lawrence Co.,
Hva« Tvier. J Miss.
H. C. KKRK,
UOV29 6.V Kegisler.
Piiblication Xotice.
I.ASU OFUl’K AT I (CKS.iN. V|KH..>
Hecemoer 2**. Issj. |
Notice '.h hereby given hat the fodowiug-iiain
ed stiller has riled notice of i.is intention to
make mini prool in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be u a e before ( . K. WatlH,
• . aneery Clerk, *r .Mouticeilo. Miss., ou Feb. 4,
Ism, v 7. Nrtthaun-i Pitman, Homestead No. 9H7", •
for the ^ sec. •.tftu. rloe He names
the following ». it tosses to prtive ms continuous
r* sfdtnee upon, t:m cul iVution of, said land,
viz:
J. I*. sa*iH, Ncmp »n John i All of jl/nntiee)lo, I*,
son. Summon Hutchin . • u.. Lawiei.ce Co.,
Samel Alar, V Miss.
K. C. KKUW, |
Kcgisier.
Publication Xotice.
L.'siiOpkick at Jackson, Mt-s i
Jan. 3, 18M. t
Noiicc is berehv i\«*n that th< follow ii,£
muncti settler has notice ot K»r rffen-*
ti«ui to in »ke final proof in support of liis 1
claim, and ih it said proof will lie made hi - ,
l »rc C K. Watts, Chancery Cl»*rk, at Monti
ceHo. M*ss., on Kel». IHih, |HSf, viz: John M.
Smith, Hoimstcrtd i-nfrv No. I31(*3, tor the j
sw >4 nc*1 .j iiidiii'*4 st*l4 ami w’_. se*4, p3.‘L !
t t» n. r 13 w. He names the following wit
nesses tj» prove his continuous residence up- j
nn and cultivation of. said land, viz:
Charley Allen, M. V.J All of Silver Creek
Henn di. Kos.s Duck- - I*. O , Lawrence
worth. M. Armstrong) Co, Miss,
K. C. KKIM. IL gister.
_____
\PKIZF. Send six rents for postage, and re
reive free, a costly box «<f goods which will
helpyou to more money right awav* thai* any
thin.else in this world. All., of eitherse», suc
ceed fornn first hour. The brou? roa l to fortnne j
opens hr ford'the workers, absolutely sure. At
dice address. True A Co August*, Mam*.
_,_____ |
Agents Wanted,
PlTKE TEAS. Agents wanted ccervv'hWc
i to sell teas to families, hotels and large con
sumers. The largest stock :n the conftfi v to
at* lift from: <|ua!ities of at If rb.criptioini tiom
the highest imported to t.ne lowest grades; a
large discount and a handsome income to all
i who sell for us. Country store keepers,
• druggists who wish to sell teas in scaled
pound packages or tin canisters ,;»cddlffs, and
in fact all who wish to obtain an honorable
living bv sel’ing teas should write ns tor a
circular. Original \inerieaii Tea Co., es
ab ished in IS 10.
I*. O. Box I2S7. Address,
KORT. WEM.S, Pies.,
Dec f> 2-m 42 Wscy 9t/, York.
g* a week: frt flcfrA*. $5. to out At free.’
5ftl f f f Pay absolutely sure. No risk. Capital
not required. Header if vou want business at
which persons of either sex, young or old, yan
make great pay at all the time they vr'vrk, with
| absolute certainty , vyrite foe partictdais to 11.
Hai.l'T k i’o„ for.land Maine. ncy.W-ly,
FREE!
RELIABLE SELF-CURE
__ A favorite prescription of one of the
• most noted and successful snectalUfs in lliid .ll
i (now retired)for the cure of Norroua Debility %
Lout Manhood, Weakness and Decay .Sent
*n plaiu sealed etiTelopc/Wm.Druggists can fill It.
Address DR. WARD & CO. Louisiana, Mo.
HARRIS REMEDY C0msm&So8u
PROF.HARRIS PASTILLE REMEDY
Vmi( Me* and others who suff *
from Ferrous and Physical DobO
ity. Pro mature h&haasUso awf
their many gloomy coosoquetwco.
•re quick 1/ and radically cured
I m it*If put op m DU1M. no. i (.vuu| a montnt, fL
ho. a (enough to effect a euro, unless In at rare cases.» j lo t
(lasting three months), $7. Bent by mail in plain wrappers.
Direction* for (Mf areosspaay each Boa. Vsmphkt desert
bin# ibis disease and mod- -.fours sent sealed on -ir“TVisn.
SANITARIUM. I.ieorw . Us c!-y rliti o»tr*s.
1 >' >#e, TUr^nt. I »•«- * . routs* r irsw.
I MABBIA9E GUIDE
i .In? • i ?;h j c!!t ?:*:r*fAr
u'." 4t*-j v ink- * *»«• rtr i- » ~t line *ata l»a..k
d ’■ It •
tokn ».»*• ')'* ***'?. tik> !«■ * . . '<otd tjv *■ ft ■ n.
II :U#,A. B u-i-: K * :n. . , r arftJ'iytisn.
%:•••*- ‘ o ran--i.n * M di.-V. si-1. vrb‘*n
H*c- , jr '’“VH ’C Hint : • * by
w * ,1 ^flUL in*. • U . ?1 . . * V s .s-t
BROOKHAVEN MALE ACADEMY, i
BROOK I? At KN. MISS,
30AHDINO Al?D i?AT SCHOOL *
* . .'^->i »*, ->t
H»M |>r*>pnrrrt fin- ii'Vtvtos tyi*> »„r i
ni»ii.i.li«,K». «>r f»r t»i -*•*».**<. ,i..
1‘hivahv In whirl*. I Iv ru
diwriiln ;in* tmi;(hl m nHitiii* in ti:ioil
nitvniM-ml m*-l
A. B. CHANDLER,
lli-f. I:i I \ I'linri. N .
DR J. 0. FRILICK
ijROOKliAVEN. M S5.
1>rlh *r»I without ;*uu. »*v of Ituirti
Injr Ba« m«l all wofktfnn* aft r *m«iRt i|»prov?»l
inethoil* of ill** I) Ritii I’nifMior, ,.
Of f nh — In McGrath HuiMintf. • it sta r*
M«r h I tf
i. B. DAUPHTRY,
Insurance Agent,
hroukiiaVkv. MISS.
IIKI'KEHBNTS—
Phoenix of HartfoM a* sett* $4,446.itw.s
HoaciifNcv Yorti ‘ . i,fR»,4>$,t4
rhenlx of Brooklyn “ . 3.m,0l6.'6,
Hanover of NVw York 41 .SA'iCf.rt§.» ;
Western of Toronto •* .M ^ *.i ■
ITeseent of N.Orleans ‘ . . 7.9,443.•«
Insure* country ainl ntr property, Otn House*
in«l st»*am Saw Mills at i ra*<>na*»ie rate*.
Aug 9-6iii.
MRS E. B. CRUTCHER,
;
Tear her of I 'oral amt In
strumental .tlurir
AI^D EnETSTCll.
! V For t.-hiN. ai>|.l\ to Iht jM ivmallv
nr hy letter. w*|il3>tr
liii-K- j. iivnvi.\.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Itrookhnven, Mixx,
Offer* hi* services to the people of this sec.
rioti ami amroiifhllng country. H-* will «tt* n.i
•.ills at any hour of »lav or night. Office at \
Uaofctifry A Mnyiic’a Drag Store, OSM If.
it. il. Thomson
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
BROOKHAVEN, Mil S.
Mrirch 1 ly.
If*. Iti Xpcurer,
ATTORNEY AT LLW.
BROOKHAVEN, MISS.
Will ]irnrtic«* iti all of tilt* mutts of l.iti
eMn ami adjoining c ount ie>.
OyriCK—At the Court House.
Any;. 1G-I\r.
A C McXAltl,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
BROOKHaVEN, MISS.
Will practice in tin courts of Lincoln
and adjoining counties, and in tin* Su-j
preme and Federal Courts at Jackson,
mar 22-1 v
Established in 1865.
/’. 1st I (II.
Cltl Itciht.i: !»r., ItitiHiKlIA vt:\.
MEALS AT ALLHOURS.
ELECANT PLACE FOR LAOlES,
F.ultP, Fiali, o.vHteia. I.puojnft, Ice. Soli*
V\ tttei. *lc.
Also Cigars, Tobacco, etc.,
ath* '»>*•/r< Ph price*.
. , - ■— ■■ „ — ■ ■■ ■ i ii. . ■ Amrn m , -
JOHN R. PZRKINS,
BliOOKU.*' LN,
The Cheapest hardware House
IN mi: soi l'll.
—Wholesale ami Jietail Dealer in -
■itKinv tici:,
Sugar CauoMiIl«
stoves, "ill supplies, Rubber B*l'lnp. Rope
Barbed Wire, Wagon Spoke*. Rubs Felloe*,
•ash, doors and blinds
Lime, Cement, I’lastcr and l ire Brick,
White Lead, Turpentine and Linseed Oil
Nlrri, Irnn l.e nl «•«'! Iliiltb I
PISTOL# .1NI> t'tMt'NiriOS,
4>la>s aftlTitt Ware.
coffins.
3? K T A L I C A X I) W O O I>
Farrfi Implements of all Kinds.
SRfNLEY PLOWS
\
BURNT FOR TUB CKLKItKAT. B
Furly Breakfast Cooking S to f
ATKINS’ CIRCULAfl SAWS,
is^ vu i Ajdiit s >.ttii»ri» EAfTeM Company
de? it t».
St- SVIarco Hotel,
Near tiik Depot,
BROOKHAVEN. - - - MISS.
Everything k®pt In Urst-clap* styie. Accoiu
iuotlatuma the best. " mar
BROOKHAVEN FOUNDRY
AND
•ir.fc #f f.v #; * u o r.
JOS CONNEHLY. Pro?riea/.
I I would inform thP.|m» !*■ that 1 h»vo purctianed
the i oundrr formerly ov.ii«|l ’7 rapt. Hoskins;
I an dam prepared to do all to.x In as good aty.e,
or better thau heretofore.
WORK All FIRST CLASS,
I * ‘^1 ’ *• ’ '
1 And husineas Attended to promptly : also *at;s
I factum ^tr'ranteed in every IiiMam-e. 1 would I.
J pleased to nave my friend* and former pa non
i call on me and promise them work promptly,
march mt-ly
NO NEW TIIfNf;.
STRONG’S SANATIVE PIUS
Cued throughout thacountry
FOIL OVMXRL 40 Y fclAK*,
And thus proved
Liter Medicine in the World.
Povimro-* - !'mr\lwt'|«^t,ly Vi»pwt»b^®,
•*!«* ad r. Proscribed •• «-n by A
H -"d> r •«*■*» r Livor Coiaplh! • Xleiru'at njr tow
uptb« Flood.«'luaudn* *t< m M .»\rtui
i«a,ut. A RCifnt dir*? iiif N*tk Hrndnsb^
f-unvltiM* <m Mild aU Jilik-A*' binur.l-jr*.
1 Stfdd b. ’ t t For rV. c v.
C.£.u. d.A;tO.X»CV»iui-^‘ A.l.idiJi
H. P. BUCKLEY,
W I Imi Si., Nr*
Watchmaker,
- AM) I t.Al.KR rs
r r 1 » *
Watches, Jewelry end fi'wetwere
*
A1"»M* Mil llfllttl 1 1bI|C^ IlfiN'k >if "”l»1
tlmm tV«t «!•••*. \Vat«*li rr|*mfii»* * wj>e» ml
liilKiMrM. Orl. li
JA8 8 K < A1*? AND FEED J. KNAPP
Dental Surgeons.
* t
\> If I. A I IKM) l<> f UK rtthilfl'K OH
Dentistry in all its Branches
A I IIIK *>l l> EK1AHI.IIUIMI I'l.Ai-k nt
DR. F. H. KNAPP AND SON.
I St liurnm- *M., trw Orl.HBN I ,n
Tin" Wise, if they wish to »»r<- their
leeflt, are )>n|*tia-tilnr (in tfceir clinic* of a
dentist, and they do not delay tlteir visit*
to him till driven hy pain.
WHY YOU SHOULD BU* f OUR
SPECTACLES OF US
We have a moat •• nnpletc assort m 'tif(. Krerr
Hung you ran p -iwlidy need wfffnd Pound In dw'
sto k. Tbe quality of ihegUk-e is lb . Iteit t'-9
world Can produce. • 1
\\ ** have tli * l»e«d ojtinan lit th» ffon*hein
•ountrr (Mr. tv. Bohn* ll*t*;f?tocke hours to
fit you. if tiecesaarv, meaaur.ng ea« h eve sepa
rately to sen if they differ or not. II«* fi ls tbe
most difficult irderir 4i? our ceM*l»f?»ted oriH.at t
for HaiaraM Olanaea, CompocnJ • f|tfldrf*i.»!
L» nae*. etc •! «-l * ' ••
N twithstanding the flint and »< ten •.* applied
in each individual case, our pr r.e< n^e no higher,
lint often rnticti • heaper tbi'i tL<(fW M apectatH
vemlofa wlir are totally igoorrMi* «♦/ jbe inmiii***.
v\ e keep on hand the larges1 .I'Mmtima !u iho
v nth of Artificial Human eyes
beutl for Tent Type* and Priri lift.
A. B. NKlh* 4lM» » CO..
J» welei 1 Opticlliii
1 u* ( H 'II! f»t.Nevf Oi leans. La.
f*ept. it i y
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RA^tftUAD.
(iOlMi MIRIM.
Ii\|’KK“hs — l.i axi-n V. OMpaijr, 7:06 a. m.
Arrives |*rni*khavfii. 3:16 |i. ui.
Anivi-Miat .Inekmiii. 6:46 p. m.
Km ki.ss—I i.hviis Sow Orleans. 6:30 p. m
An . At i trunk havnn, 1/1:32 p. m.
Ai im* hIi,i.fai ksmi. 12:36 a..n>„
Wav Frieght arr. l>.i>«M»kliaven, 10:16 p ni.
• M.
(jury’? sol T'l
K\i'!:t:s>—1aver .farksnn. l0:.“5 a in.
Arrivi s iliiHiklniver, 1:13 r. m.
Arris es at N Orleans, 7 :< 0 r. ni.
F.M’RKss—1.1-avrs .lin knun at 3: 0 j. m.
Arrives at Hrookhaven, 6:41 a. in.
Arrivpa at N. Orleans, 10:46 a.m.
Wav Freight arr, Hruokimveu. 3:34 a. m.
Xn. I ami 3 will nut atop at llag ytatioun.
.I.r. CI.AKKK, lien. Manager.
.1. W. COl.KMAX, A, O. 1*. Agnnt
IWHIHC PILES
Symptoms are moisture, stinging, itching;t*o#se at
night; seeim* as if pin-worms were crawling fthoat
the rectum ; the private parts are often affected* &aa
geasant, economical and positive care, Mr a tut e
intmkkt is superior to any articlehi the market.
Sold l*y druggist#, or aend 50 ct*. in 3-ct. State pa 3
Basse, 51 2b. Address. Da. Swatvk A8o.n, rkri*, Pa*
TO PRESERVE THE HEALTH
I'kc the Magnetoi Appllaii<-tr*Pn.,»
MAGNETIC LUNG PROTECTOR !
PRICE ONLY S3.
The? are priceless to ladies, geat|«*in «n *n l
children with weak iutivr*. no c.t*e of p i«*n*r! >nia
or croup is ever known where these /ur nrut
<ire worn. They also prevent snd cum it art d f
ncultics, colds, i heumatism, ncur^i*. tl»r»*u.
trouble*. diptberia, catanh. and all* kindred ol*
i eases. \V til wear any service f.»r tnrae year*.
Are worn over tbe uuder-clothiirg.
! p A T A R RU It tw uecdless tc'dt'irriUt the svn; u
; urt * f\nnn,t0||lp nf «*p,a naiiseou* otseaa** lb:-.
sapping ihe life an«l nt length o#»only too I.
| of the fain-st and best of *oX**a.^ Kvher.
study and fes&arch in /nierlca, Purhpe and t.ist
; eru laudV have resulted iit«•■*••• Mwgtielic l.'J'-isf
I |*roiec“-.r.r«dng oure* for* starrh.a rru.« !
which ipout*him no drugging •»! the system, and
with he Innons •trea'm of Magnetism ; «r
laestina- through (he a dieted organ-, m nat
,-aUnv them to a healthy actln *\eplac- our
pru e for this App lance at lea* than one-:w* u:
eth of the pm *- -t*k*d by others for re -ie«tie« m
on which you wd! take all the chamf*. and -
especially invite the pitrouig <if the iiiuit g*
; sons wii » have tried drugging their stomach
without effect.
j HOW TO OBTAIN'TXkM.'*^'0,^'
If they have not got tieui, wrllt gS-v
I lure, rueluaing the price. in leTVy at mfr r aV <:i
! they w.ll lie sent titjou rt'wnVb) mUI,
paol. >1
Semi .tail'll for the \ew l*ep»rttir» In M »
i'l'i iiue it wtliiout Meilictne,” with tliou-« H i>»*
Leet wtiouul*.
tiik mactmhton APri.os<'i ro..
its state Mr»et. rUe.g •. Ill
yorK.- Sen.1 *1 in ixHttage .t.iupn or • a ■ »«■
! (m letter at tur rick' with »iir of »hoe j-utl »
wi-eii. aii<l try a pair off our Magnet. In.ul. s. *>; i
> e c inuieii nl tue power re.i'lli’ff iu iu u
l*W Appliance* P.iailiVely mi eoiil
ney are worn or uioitoy refii vIM. *N‘s if
-JK Mhe WAvMnnVkljx • #•* n
ik? ^LOQStrlun.4. i» H'‘*
m >1 before tto p- 'te. ■ :■•' I «>’'
f-tw neeuiM. We util *: r vj> »*'i
women hora amt iflii* wanfet el rv. are to
i work for it*. Now >* the time 1 o ■• iti tu-'k m .
* .are time, or Jive vour wh'ilo tin .‘to ■" » ••
1.0*4. So olio-! I ;i«.m rtl |»» t ■ e "'f i <
well No o:o * :*. .i (. * * ■ ■ titoi- *-*0 ■ it ' ■ ■ * ■ •
.rtV UIKV. J*. out!" 4'* *r" 4-4
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