The Brookhaven leader. [volume], July 23, 1885, Image 4

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Gins. Feeders and ('nnnensers, Far.pihai
Fncines, nil size*, Victor Wagon Scape,
r.iueroon. Talentt A Co.'s combined Cul
tivators. Giant Hiding Saw Belting, Pip
ing and all kinds of tittings. all of which
will he sold very low for rush. Send for
Circulars. jy9-3in
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Citation Xoticc.
To F.. M. Ilegnn A Co.— Tl. M. llogan
and H. F. Warnei
An attachment at the suit of Sherman
A l*.iv is against your estate for fl.ST4.22
with interest and costs, returnable be
fore the Circuit Court of I.nicohi county.
Mississippi, lias been executed and is now
pending in said court ; and unless yon ap
pear before said court on the till Monday
of July, 1 Ssh, ami plead to said action,
judgment w ill be entered, and the estate
attached will he sold and the^ garnishcr*
charged.
JuiicTth, 1-sr*.
J. WaRrvn, Cl. rh.
11. IT. Thompson, plaiulitl’s attorn.y
I w e. k“.
a COIXINS
Ague cure
AN UNFAILING CURE FOR
m chills, rmuiiiK
COSTTVETf BSS,
HEADACHE, IIARRHO cr FLUX.
It i> a Perfect LIVER REGULATOR mid has
neeaual as a prompt and permanent Cure for
CHliLS. One Bottle at 50 cents, will cure 83
many cases as five dollars worth ofQuinine.
t cue Cure Cleanses the Svstem, Quinine poisons it.
A few Miss esippl Testimonial Letters:
Palmetto Home, >ov. t.e-t uinn*T A*ni« Ciaol * a
i'.rei-vA«^» rer-ed> £.nd hu* u \eiy inr»;e c>m«n«l hera
U. V l*ii\t KliS
Paionn. TV-*. T?-Yorr A (rue Curt* in all ..*,'1
r■ < 1 e Umn too claim fur it, und a *he be** :n-d ;,f»
1 »vvi *n*. .1 < HKn.vI IT
Arknbut!ex Poc f.’WJ—Yor.r Apno ( .iy c-.- ■* h»i »
t»st »u;if faction nr •! > oi:i ■ *’*i h:r i om.h
to fill the cnelueeU ord**r. A.J.4 W. K. 1
iSosuochitto. Sept. N. ®*-ml mt-s*x .Iolcu
Collin*' Ak’imCum »»> fijtt xi»rtS5. 1 leneeuont def.y
I.* th« peoplonr© allt ru*? for It. J. M TYiJ-R.
I>9 Soto. Au ;, IS. *8'V Coiiii * Acne t re ha* •.«
# t.uI for Clii 11? and Fever. It sives* the hi*:he*t “ut
i-fact ion to ail. it i* undoubtedly the l*e-t medicine
1 ever haw. W. F. SMITH.
1 wisbur*?, Bert, 1°. ^ -I f nd your Ague Onr« a
^ OMiEBTfL REMEDY FOR A OKF.AT MANY THINGS,
It i» a creut cure for Headache, and h remarkable
kt eclfic for Chills. H. It. COU lNb. .lr.
I nion Church, Sept. 10. *SS— 1 mu Ft Imre another
supply of Collin*' Ague Cure Hi once. It if n very fc'u
jerior medicine. I have constunt cell*, for it. It
uerer fail* to yi^^jjom^relief^Jl^P^BCWEN, F.M.
PRICE 50 CTS. A BOTUE. SO’ D EVERYWHERE.
Collins Bros. Drug Co„
Bole Proprietors, ST. LOUIS, HO.
GO
Ladles’, without Shoulder Brace, $1.50
Ladles’, with Shoulder Brace,
made of fine Couth, double stitched 3.00
Nursing, without Shoulder Brace. 1.75
Abdominal, “ ' 2.00
71 issea’, 1U to 14 years.. 1.50
Young Ladles’, 14 to 16 years 2.00
Highly recommended by the leading
Modistes, the Fashionable Dressmakers ana
the most eminent Physicians in the United
States and Europe. Circulars tree.
Sold by Leading Homes Everywhere.
Samples sent free to any address on re
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oooul&a all ib« curious, doubtful or inqaUitiv* wan*. ta
know, large ediltGua, *X>,(iOO each, sold ercry few tnonibs.
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Tiea—who t&ay marry, a bo Dot, why, mod teat aid, whin
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attended to for Moderate Fees.
Otn often is opposite the t’. 8. Patent
Ortite, and we t art obtain Patents in less
tiiue than those remote from Washington
Send Model or Drawing. We advise as
to patentability fits* of charge: and we
make No Charge Uni.ess Patent is Sk
cvrko.
We refer, here, to tb« Postmaster, the
8n|it. of Money Order Div.. and to otii
rials of the U. 8. Patent Otliee. For l it
*ular, advice, terms and references to
actual client in jocr own State or Coun
ty, write to
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SAM UCHTFOOT.
ZdL,OLD EBLUBii BiBBLi
OF BROOKHAVEfJ,
rir *•:” he 'rt'j! !r. h:e nee* lime eh<*|* nn Fr/*m
iytvi :*»•:* i*‘ fervj \> r» *.*•
i^e :nom err? fit .:: .t :f t :•*
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Cured.
Nvw Orleans Picayune, Jan. JO, ISM.
Mr Mathias Doil, busing** place No.
2 * North Peters atre, t. resident e Royal
street, between fcanno and Rariholomev,
New Orleans, it is been a m >at inten :
s ifTerrr from kidney trouble (diabe'es; for
!V li t r?« l't* end weary ye>r& He j
| tdj m i*e I?' ef»ea*!ief than that t fre* i
’ qneutlv suffered f-J-n pa n H thn Ktr’ ,
-,ad frequent tonkin , of water, bat gave :t
t.o thought tint.! about the tires st-tr I, 1
suite a the almost con .-.tint desire to mi)’. ■ j
w .ter be mti ■ unendurable. The p»in i |
tbc l>a:k. a id noosefimrs ia the leg*; r:.iJi
i rr,' a<» Itme r.f times tint I could scare.-!;- J
w ilk. I consulted one of tb be«t «1n :t.o a •
in thi* citv, an 1 sni tinder h:> constant
treatment for one entire » ear without de
rivin’ the l> a*t benefit. I (hen consulted
from time to time, during the hi ,! five or
* \ vears. six other physician*, each one
standing in the front tank of the nted cal
profession in New Orleans, and though I
s meting* was a little relieved of some
excruciating suffering, rot upon the whole
I was not only no better, but in mint- re
spects much wor«e. My limbs became so
swollen and sore that I could not cross
tnv legs when sitting on a chair—all ef
which", thev said, was raused bv diabetes,
I then tried some highly lauded patent
medicine. Rut they all turned out to be
humbug*. 1 had given up all hopes of j
t> er getting relief, much les* being cured,
when I noticed ia the paper* route won- :
derlul cures that Purina had made in |
thi* citv, as prescribed by Hr. Hartman,
giving the name and address ol each per
son treated. I called tv se* him: he at ’
once prescribed his Pert v a, which is n >*
over th’-ee weeks, aco. T am so much
better that if l would not imorove
mure, I would not fvr any amount tl • I
had not placed invself tinder hi* t ■
toent. All tnv pain and lameness is gone.
The swelling and stiffness in tnv legs l a*
disappeared, and instead of making water
cverv iVtren minute*, I now make >• once
in three hours during the day, and only
twice in a whole niglit. 1 am, indeed,
quite well again. Hon t hesitate, don t
sav humbug, but get the PcRt'N \ at once
atid take it as its printed label directs, or,
if voil think this isonlvan advertisement,
and not strict! v true, call and see tntf and j
see for yourself."
Mrs. Hold th Rip'e, Smcthnort, Me
K-tn co'intv. Pi., write*: "Pa. S. R
M irtw an. & C<> .Colombo*. f>. 1 have
u-ed y.uir Pvai'NA and it lias done me a
it deal of goo.-). Hav- re ommeuded :t
To manv of mv friend*, who have since es
pre.sed lbeinst'lve> as wonderfully pleased
vrOO it* virtues.”
F. R. Harden
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MILLINERY
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FANCY GOODS.
Ml. Sftt'iUBTKES NT
New Orleans.
All Orders
Promptly
Filled and
k Nitl«r»i-tlontiiisr»nt«.t.d
Purifies Blood,
Eradicates Malarial Pcii on. Prevents
Chills and Fever, intermittent* and
Bilions Fover. Cures Ague and Fever,
Indigestion, Dyspepsia. Nervousness,
Eos* of Sleep- Female Complaints and
nH Summer Disorders.
HECCMMENGED BY AIL PR5WNENT PHYSICIANS
And Used fdr Vearsih the St. Louis Hospitals.
hold Free of U. S. Liquor License by all
Reliable Druggists ar.d Dealer*.
HORAE BITTERSCOWIP’Y,
OFFICE AVD I.A!-ORATORY*
24 & 26 North Main St.,ST. LOUIS, MO.
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L atn (literatim and Tor.fr combined}
A in ivlaltceproportion for earfi dose.
|i See directions ot> each IjoIUc.
|! Jinny purely ceyetabfe,this Medicine
j it considered the safestantiperiodic i
I and surest antidote to materialpoison
now known. !
A dosa of this medicine taken each
morning before meal and continued a few >
daya, will fortify the system against Ma
laria. strengthen the system, and insure
health. As a cure for malarial diseases,
it is without a peer.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR.
Por Sale by Druggists Everywhere.
Mansfield Medicine Co.,
Ml.*11*HIM, TEMPI.
Sole Manufacturers.
mj* I IJlor wiikn.g |mu|i|i;. semi in ,
'j 1> I nr! | ■ .-t. gr and w, will mall
you free a royal. valuaDle sample hog of gooua
"that will i»iii you iu the way of making utoie
money id a ft* days iban yonevei thought poa
Bible at any business. i spital not required- You
can live at home ami work In apt re tune only,
or all the time. All of liuth sexes, of ail ages,
grandly successful. ha cents to $i easily earned
every evening. That all who want work may j
ten the busiuess, we make thia unparalleled of- i
fer . To all wi o are not well satisfied we will;
send |1 to pu.r for the trouble c! writing us. Full -
particulars, dir ction*. etc., scut free, tmmsmsc
P»y absolutely suielorail who start at otico.
Don'tdeisy Aduresa SitSaON A CO., I’oitlanrt,
j Maine.
DO YOU KNOW
-THAT
LORILLARD’S CLIMAX
PLUG TOBACCO
vn'z H«*d T:t lJat>z Lf.a? Fiso
Cnt Ckewia#; ><«vy Ci^KXOf, and
Black, Brown and Yellow SNUFFS are
♦ 'y r^. °
Act; ? 1 * r
MI3fcI£61PFI Ntv.8.
;<i ’ cor" c*op I • made.
A in *«<»r»n* are reunited in the
c**»iou fit Ms of ls-aquena.
Lawrence Heeno, nn old citizen
' of Natchez, died last week.
i Tile Kurd 15rot hers, of Columbia,
are going into business at Msgno-'
j !ia.
Mr. Tims. 0. nice, nn old citizen.;
! has been a|i|iuinled postmaster at
( lint.in.
Wm. With, earpentcr of tin
steamer (.'oroim. was drowned at!
Natchez last week.
15. Lampion, the old and well !
known lueii hant of Columbia and
Tvlertow o, is dead.
Tim State Dental Association will
hold iis annual meeting in Jackson,
on Tuesday. August 4th.
W\ A. Hattaile, formerly editor of
the Summit Tunes, is now city and
river editor ot the Vicksburg I’ost
K. M. W’a*«on, K*q.. of Holly
Springs, Inn been appointed Assis
unit Attorney General ot the luiited
Stati s.
Allen Stewart, of Copiah, has been
acquitted a second time, after being
Hied mi suspicion for the intli'dei' of;
. Iiis uncle Win. Sum rail.
Gem no Ailen, a prominent citizen!
oft 'nrndl county, living eight miles'
from Winona, was assassinated on
the mght of the lid by an unknown
pat tv.
A negro was lynched at Oxford
ast we. k for attempting to commit j
i an outiage upon the person ot aj
young lady of high respectability iii
11hat town.
I
Three Iv''idlings recently took
place in Grenada county, the victims
'being negroes who were impticat.il
in the murder of n peddler. Frank
!in had better look to “those horns.’’
The Democratic Fxecutive Com
mittee of Warren county have decid
ed to call a Convention for the first
Tuesday in October to put a staight
Democratic ticket in the licld for ail
county officers.
The insurance companies have re
fused to pay the $58,090 f >r the
-to,-k of the Famous Dry Goods
I ( ompanv, destroyed in ihe great
| eoidl ignition at Vickrb rg on Apii!
2Nt last. The firm will institute
suit.
While Sam Tiiirnbam. of Copiah
cm.niy, was ti ving to shoot. .Morgan
; Fuiest, he shot and dar.geroti-dv
woumled Forest’s wife. He was yf
1 wan) lodged in the lla/h hurst jail.
It is said the wile was the cause ot j
i he difficulty.
Mrs. (Tarn Montgomery, wife of '
I.. F. Montgomery, Jr., died in Jack
son on the 12th in-d. She was one
i of Jackson's most estimable and |
popular young married ladies. Mr ■
Montgomery is a well known and!
popular railroad man.
The I’nir.>ns I’ninn will hold its
Third an nird meeting at Luke;
i Camp Ground beginning on Tues-1
day, llie 24th July, 1885. Each;
(subordinate Grange in the State is j
'requested to send live delegates to !
patlieipate in the meeting.
Gloster lias extinguished the fate
ful light of her three saloons. Mr
Mel.nil!, the President of the Pm
bibiti m elub of ihat plan* is a can
didate for the Legislature, and Mr.
Uni ford, Pii'shlent of the Liberty
Prohibition Club, is also a candidate
lb-fore we had Imped for smell a
thing, the war broke out in Green
ville, Miss. We are told that there
is hope for success soon. Col. Perec
and other strong men are leading on
•he right side, for which w« thunk
(} 'd and take courage.— Strovil ami
Shield
Wrn. B. Mat tin, under sentence of
loath from Jones countv circuit
ourt for the murder of a negro, ami
who has been confined in the Merid
•an jail awaitiig execution, which'
was fixed tor the (Mil inst., lias ln-en
reprieved by G>>v. Lowry until Au
gust 25th.
At tie* late term of the Hinds
cunty Circuit Court in Jackson, the!
gmnd jury lelurned 105 indiet-t
•nents, mostly for gambling. There
were "(5 convict ions for misdemea j
ii 'i's and 14 convict ions tor felonies.
K oven colored and 2 while convicts
went to the | euiteniiary.
The Warren county Democratic '
('(invention which endorsed Lowrv
for Governor, adopted unanimously
the following resolution and tele
graphed it to Gen. Grant at Mt.
.McGregor : “Resolved, That we
join in a nations’s grief for the sad
I affliction which has befallen Gen. U.
I S. Grant, America’s most illustrious
citizen, who was as magnanimous
! in peace as he was great in war.”
The West Point Rifles have for
mally challenged the Vicksburg
S »uthroiis for a contest forthecham
pionsliip of the best drilhd .Military
company in the State. At the re
cent military drill in Greenville (at
which the West Point R fles were
! not present ) the Southrons took all
| the honors—first prize for the In si
| drilled company, first prize for the
| best drilled captain, and first prize
i tor the best drilled private. The
j prize in the contest with the West
i Pointers will be #1000.
There was lately a move on the
| part of citizens of Pine Bluff, Co
< piah county, to go to lLizlehurst
land take Luke Miller from jail and
lynch him lor llie murder of Ed.
Graves about one year ago. It is
said they would have met with a
| hot reception had the attempt heen
! carried into tff-ct as a number of
i the citizens of Haz'ehurst were call
! ed upon by the abend and deter
mined to protect the prisoner at
' o'vrv hazzard. He was n tier ward
.vmiv. cd to ti.e jut’ :t: Ja-.btsoa.
The Jackson Poat-Offlee.
A Ml*' M'I't ri1 MlHl'ill tier
t irn, Id-1 I to ili imnii-e I Ik- 1
i-lpiu'i* vf i ti* Dem«vrii' tc »oirn*o -
Jackson •< to wlui I'ongnai'iiiiin
Rarksdale and Senator George shall
recommend to reeieve the rp|*oint-;
inont of l’osimaster at that city, Mr. !
Chester Buckley received a small
majority of the large vote east. Mr
Bin kley is at present, and lias been i
for a long time, deputy postmaster ;
under Gen. Geo. C. McKee, the Re
publican pos-master. Mr. Buckley!
is an efficient, polite and popular
voting gentleman, and will make an
excellent postmaster—lie will no |
doubt be able to conform to tin* ch i!
service rides, and give a non parti
san administration of the nffiatrs of
the .lackson l’ost office.
Mr. Jno. XV. Clingan. the defeated
candidate, is the local agent ol V. A'
M. Railroad at. Jackson. He is an
excellent gentleman in every respect;
lifts a line war record, is a Democrat
ot the staunchest and tiucst kind, is
noted for his integrity anil business
capacity, and is very popular in
Jackson The fact that he holds n 1
i.nnil position on the railroad, r.o
doubt contributed to his defeat.
There are some peculiar features
connected with this post office elec
tion. Some leading Democrats of
.Jackson were opposed to the plan of
holding an election, taking the
ground that the Congressman should
follow the old custom of selecting
and recommending a good parly
man tor the place. It is said that
there is considerable dissatisfaction
with the result, and that objections
will be made to the method of eon
dueling the election, and to tin
eligibility of some ot the voters.
It is said that Congressman
Barksdale'oted for Mr. CTnglmn.
and that Senator George did not
vte nt f»• 1.
It mnv be a frr-fetched construc
tion, but some people contend that
the selection of Postmaster McKee’s
deputy i« an endorsement- of Mc
Kee’s administration of the Jackson
post office, ami that it may nmv be
a difficult matter to remove him on
a charge of "offensive partisanship "
It is said that the North Ward of
Jackson, the Gihralter of Democra
cy of that citv. the home of the “old
Guard,’’greatly contributed to the
defeat of Mr. Clingan, who is a
Democrat of the Andrew Jackson
type, and to the success of the Re
publican postmaster’s chief deputy.
Another feature of this affair is
that Congressman Barksdale will
now be compelled to recommend tin
man he did not vote f u\ But. ac
cording to the Washington Post,
Philadelphia Times, and other Ad
ministration organs, Mr 1!atksd.alc
is “under a cloud his name is <m
a sort of “black list’’ which Mr.
Cleveland issupp- s d to keep, and
his recommendation may not now bo
wortli am t hing.
Probably it woul-1 have been best
to make sure of a vacancy in the
Jackson postoflioe before holding
the election As it is now. Gen Mo
Kee still holds the fort, and his effi
cient, polite and popular depu-y is
in the line of promotion.
We have been informed that nt
similar elections ir. Terry and Wes
son, Mi«s.. the deputies of Repnhli
can post,asters have carried off the
victor’s wreath.— Vicksburg Post.
Reduction oi Postage.
There seems to be an crnncou« im
i»ression with regard to the redtic
tion of postage on letters, tlieitti
pre-sion as indulged it) hv the eiti
zens is that letters can he sent. <>n
one cent. Siielt is not the ease. No
letter can he sent foi less than two
cents. The only reduction is that
von can send notv twice as much
matter in weight than v<u could for
merly. For instance. uptoJuiv 1st.
1885, a letter of one half ounce or
les-, could he sent, for tun cents tlint
weighs one ounce or less. \V men
tion this so that persons who have
been misinformed may stand conect
ed— Ex.
The Grange not Partisan.
We cal! attention to the following
Section of the Declaration of Pur
poses of the Patrons of Husbandry,
and ask that, our brethen will gov
ern themselves accordingly :
5. We emphatically and sincere
!v assert the oft repeated truth
taught tu our organic law, that the
Grange—National, State or Sub
ordinate— is not a political or patty
organization. No grange, if true to
its obligations, can discuss political
or religious questions, nor call pol
itics! conventions, nor nominate
candidates, or even discuss their
merits in its meetings.— Fanner's
A (Ivorate.
Rev. Sam Jones continues to sur
prise bis bearers by his plain talk.
“Some of you little sinners.” are sit.
ting around lu re waiting for salva
tion to strike you as it did St Paul
Snow bird waiting to be hit with a
cannon ball. God adjusts his am
munition to the man lie is after
Mustard seed shot will do for you.
God won’t keep a man sober who has
a quart of liquor in him all the time.
God won't keep a young lady pious
who lias her waist encircled seven
times a week by tlie arms of a spi
der legged dude.”
The following state officers wore
elected at the recent meeting of the
third atinnal State convention of the
Catholic ivniahts of America, in the
city of Jacksou : Spiritual Direc
tor, Rev. II A Pichett; President,
G R. Hurv, of Columbus; Vice
President, C. Cummings, ot Jack
sou; Secretary, Jas. Grillo, of
Natchez: Treasurer, David Walch,
of Vicksburg; Sergeant-at-Arms,
Wm. IV• , 0: Yazoo City
Prohibition In Winona.
A large n 11 mIter nf iln- lending 1
eiiigi h* nl Winona. ninny ot whom
wcie opposed to |b tiliibu Ion at dir:
otnnet, icstifyas follows concerning
it« beneficial effect* after only a few
months trial. It is the principal
argument of Capt. Hoskins, tn<
head and (rent of anti Prohibition
its in Lincoln countv, that Prohibi j
lion will ruin the business interests
of a town, without aeeomplishin am
real g >od. He, especially, is asked
to consider what is stated below : I
Having made a rnrefill estimate of
the commerieal and business status
of Winona, we are convinced Hint
the operation of the prohibitin'!
liquor law has not reduced the
amount of legitimate business usual
ly transacted here in the same
length of lime, at the same season of
the year, while we are satisfied that
the business relations between all
patties ate standing upon a mote
plea-ant and satisfactory ba-is.
The improvement in the moral
aspect of the community is perhaps
more universal ami decided than
could have been anticipated bv the
most sanguine supporter of prohibi
t ion.
Peace and contentmenl reign
within our borders. The streets are |
quiet and orderly at ab hours ot day ;
and night. The duties <fth» citv .
marshal sit lightly upon his
sh oulders
The record of the mayor’s court
exhibits a most gratifying testimony
that the spirit of violence, ciimei
and misdemeanor is forsaking its
strongholds and retreating to a kin
died atmosphereand more congenial
dime.
I lie Sunday-schools are il ling up.
while the Christian zeal and work
manilest in our midst is un pro
cedi nted in extent, and earnestness.
Some intelligent gentlemen who
honestly opposed the suppression ol
whisky on business principles are
beginning to give in their assent, to
the satisfactory solution of the ques
tion which is being daily worked out
before their eyes.
Ward At Atkins, druggists; Lav <t
Co . dealers in general merchandise;
C. IL Campbell, banker; Purnell A
Hawkins, general merchandise; K.
II. Hitt & Hait, general merchan
dise; W. J. Morrow, grocer and eon
fectioner; R. I. Allen, grocer and
confectioner; 1). L. Young, post
master; H arris Bros. & Loggias,
merchants; McLean & Matthews,
■ linguists; M C. it S. E Bailey,
general merchandise; R W. Wil
liamson, chancellor; Gayden it Co.,
general merchandise; Whitehead,
Diamond it Co., genet" I merchan
dise;.!. V. Sleen genera! inei'eliati
disp; T. M Billingsley, grocer ami
confectioner; John N Trotter, gen
i ml merchandise; Pogues A* Co.,
hardware; P. 1) Witty it Brn.,
general merchandise: W. A. Hol
man, local broker; 0. J. Nelson,
executor estau ; W. II Witty; P. A.
Dublin, agent Illinois Central rail
road;!). J. Moore, oldest citizen:
Purnell it Co., general merchandise:
John W. Wald, editor ol Winona
Times.
The fact that -las. I). Kish has
been convicted and sentenced to the
penitentiary for the term "of ten
years, is of itself enough to show
that :i great revulsion in public sen
I (intent has taken place within the
i past lew years Mr. Kish with the
prestige of ids Cornier standing, with
: the wealth which was still at his
; command, arid wit li the precedents
which lie had bef>re him for year-,
I certainly had not the most distant
idea that he would be treated as a
| common criminal. He had the most
abundant opportunity for making
h> escape to ( amnia or elsi when ,
land he tree from any danger of ar
i rest or i xt radii ion.
The repeal of the lien law will be
S among t he important qne-i ions dis
I cussed by the next Legislature, and
i all who favor it, should question the
candidates for thp L* gi'lat ure be
| fore casting tin if votes at the coin
i iug election. We believe it, has been
i a great curse, not only to the far
| mers for whose benefit, it w:.s
j adopted, but also to the professional
man. It was intended as a rebel
for our people—for the farmer es
1 pi Hally—but has proven a curse to
all classes, and ought to be repealed,
i —liraiuloi) Republican .
In Neshoba county a mass meet
ing was held, and to arrive at a sure
expression of the people’s choice for
(Jovetnor. The novel but piacticul
plan oi forming in line the li lends nl
j each candidate, was adopted, ITpou
call, I.owrv had forty. Put Darden
lone hundred and fifty', and uflei
about sixty had fallen’in for VVal
ker ‘something like a general fight
ensued breaking up the meeting. It
is thought that Walker would have
i come out ahead, but the determina
tion was anybody to beat Lowry. A
primary election will be held, An
gust 17th.
The farmer who thinks lie can’t
live if tlie lien law is repealed, is as
badly mistaken as the merchant is
who believes lie can make more
money selling on time. None but
first class, energetic men can hold
out, even for a few years, who takes
the benefit of the lien law to sell!
goods, and it is morally and physi J
cally ccitain that the farmer can’t
pay the rate of interest lie proposes ;
to pay for cultivating cotton. And!
if the farmer fails “what the iner
chant’s chance ?”—Pannlian.
---
Edgar Holmes was recently shot!
and killed in Montgomery county
*" other-in-law John Neal.
•
MOTHERS
FRIEND!
CORUBOOMBa
No More Terror!;
No More Pain ! ;
No More Danger!;
Mother or Child
Dr*»'l of
MOTHERHOOD
Transformed to
HOPE
ANI>
JOY !
Satety and Ease
1
TO
Suffering Waman
This Infillib'f pr** i
paraimn h truiv * rrl- ,
umph of a-huiif! skill. .
nit.! no more inestimable j
liemflf was ev-r be
«f.iWi<tnn the mo?her*
,»f the world.
ir* It not onH short
'ms tne time of labor
I mid lessen* the intensity
lof.pHiM, but, to iter than
all If great,* dtminlshe*
the datum to I If *• of
both mother ■ vi-1 rtiild.
and leave* the mother
.it * rendition highly
I favorable to speedy re
ivery, and far leu*
liable to flooding, c *n
! \ lllSlotl.s, Slid other
iah>rutlng symptoms In
U ideitt to lingering ut.«l
I painful labor. ?rs truiv
wonderful efflucy in
tills r apert emit * the
MoTHKh a FkIKM* »u t»e
ranked h* one i f the
! life- saving apulianre.s
given To ihe world by
I the discoveries «d
I ncdern srietirr.
From the nature of
the «•■*♦*, it will of
I course l.e understood
I tli » we <annot j u msIi
certill at-** (-om enihig
this I.Kiiknv without
wminding the dcnrarv
iof the writer*. Vet we
have hundred- of stn h
testimonials on ll.ef iui i
. no inot rr w lio lias onre
• uiied it will ever ag tin
be without it lu her
> time oi tfouhn .
A promt mu physician lately remajked i > tin* j
prop*ietor tlmt, If It wore udunuMMe to inane .
puPlK* the inters we receiv *. tlie A/.uher
Friend would outsell anythin'* on the id irkvt.
1 most earn Mtlv « idrci.t every ft*male expect
; in/ to he ( unfilled to use .Mother* I*.lend- I
[ coupled With this eutieatv 1 w*l*l :»<td Cut dur
in/ a Pm/ obstetr'eal pranie* (forty-rmir years)
I have never knot*n it to fan i»i produce a p>«f*
, and uulekAlcltveiy .
11 d. liuLMKSM. Atlanta. «in.
5»*i»d for our Tr» atiae on •‘Health and Happi- 1
ness of Woman," mulled fre»*.
Hit muiki.o Ukou.aroi; Co., Atlanta. <4*.
CITY HOTEL,
Corner Camp and Common Streets,
ATH* Oit 1jMj%i.VS.
MUMFOED WATSON,
Proprietors.
Hoard, t*rr Stay.
JA3- S- KNA?D AND TEED. J. KNAPP
Dental Surgeons.
wii.1. A rrr.Ni> to tiik I'k.vctice of
Dentistry in all its Branches
AT THE UI D ESTABLISHED 1*1.At K OF
DR. F. H. KNAPP AND SON.
til ILirour ^1, Am Orlestns liH
Tin* ’.vise, if they w isli to save their
tmlli. are pnrtienlar in their ehoii t* of a
dentist, and they do nor delay their visit
: to hint till driven by puin.
\ | / \ 1/ \r CAN BE MADE nr any
' ±¥ | " " I j 1 man or woman, girl or l»o\
who wdl organize ‘Inns tor 'I 1IK WFEKLt
WOULD. 1 he great hirm and Lome iicwsjm
| per. complete in all its department* Agent*
paid 1 CASH For Dm Hiibscriber* hi fl e.wli,
l’5 will t»e paid; for .'»■ ■mnucrlberj , f:-j; for-35
subscriber*. for 15 subscriber*. f 3. f<»r in
huDsci i*»er*. for 5 subset Dior*, fl.
Agents wanted in every town ,nd village
Circulars and .*ainp> eopiea free. .Send for
them.
THE WOULD i* the Banner Democratic
New spa pet of tin* ( moil. Kverv Demorrat
: should read it.
Daily, fe,; semi Weekly, u. Sunday, fi.ru.
Wrvkij . $1 per ve ir.
TRY it:
j It7 Till’ I,r. and tho Week'y
; World will be sent one \eur to any ad
dress ixistpaid. for ,■>'?.50.
weight s iaciAN Vegetable Pills
FOR TUB
And a!i Bilious Complaints
L ife to lake, being purely vegetable: no grip
in^. TrioeiBcts. All Druggist*.
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-AND
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Insurance Co,
The oldest and most reliable C'onipary
in the world, is represented by
J. WARREN,
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i *
T4 !*■ A book of HO pasrea.
jitnurr^rtij\ Th„ ,„.st booli(orttn
ffi VERTIS1N6 «$!!:
(-need or otherwise.
ItCoiituins li^tn«»( newspapers and estimator
ofilic cost, of advertising.Theadvertisei who
wants to spend one dollar. finds in it the in
formation he requires, while forlorn who will
invest one hundred thousand dollars in ad
vert tain er, a scheme is indicated wldeh will
meet his every requirement, or can be made
| to do so by sligh t changes easily arrived at by cor
respondence. 149 editions have been issued.
Sent, post-paid, to any address lor 1<» cents.
Write to GEO. 1*. KOWELL A CO.*
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU* '
(lOSpruce >t. printing liousebq.), New York.
So/Wl presrrtmriven away :
'<iMi us r, rents post
age. and bv mail you will gut free a package of
goon* of large value, that wlp start ym in work
that will at once tiring you In money fasier than I
anything else In .siuetiu i. til about the fs'in.niai ■
In presents with each box. Agents wanted cv- !
cry where, of either sex, of all ages, for all the,
time, or spare ttiuo only, to work u>r us *t their ;
own homes Fortunes for all workers absolutely
assured. Don't delay. II. IIalLSTt Jt Co., Port- !
laud. Maine,
D I BJj D 1 E* © I will mail frame)
■ IIWI ■ la Ea O ■ the recipe for a aim- .
pie Vegetable Balm thatwui Mama Tan.
Freckles. Pimples anli Blotches, leaving I
the fkin soft, clear and beautiful; ulso inatncflons !
for producing a luxuriant growth of hair on u bald |
bead or smooth face. Address, Including3c etauip, '
Ben. Vandelf & Co., 12 Barclay St., N. Y.
FOUTZ’S
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buhl c\rr> u i.ure.
David i. i ourTr, Proprietor,
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T?TTPTTTT?P CPRKIOwrtmr Artrmawit L<v
(oi buA,. 1LET *MdtW ANew VorklJity.
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P. it thinks to a kind Providence, I wa * directed
, t*» its u*e, and my life and health have boe*
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I hate recommended if to a number of my
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26 YEARS iW USE©
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SYMPTOMS OP A
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