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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1886
Page
2
Editorial notes report Senator Walthall losing influence from congressional favors and a failed bridge project. It cites killings over cards, political arguments about public documents, and commentary on Governor Lewis and the Carrollton massacre. It notes arrests for forged wills, penitentiary investigations, and tax issues, plus federal liquor legislation and Knights of Labor views.
The Gallet Gin Factory at Awiteliv Da faced threats of relocation if citizens do not help punish the attackers who struck in darkness. Mississippi towns weighed a response while railings on law and order drew attention to regional tensions amid a broader discussion of penitentiary controversy and political endorsements. Col. Hooker campaigns spotlight past service and modern public works investments as references to support his congressional bid. News notes also praise Mr. G W Carlisle, a Jackson land and real estate agent, for trusted service in state and federal offices.
The Kemper outbreak prompted Governor Stone to ride to the scene and enforce the law with fearlessness. He inspired law officers and the public, leading to arrests and trials of those involved, while condemning no one for lawful duties. The piece defends his constitutional authority and duty.
The Ford case legacy widens from murder to seduction and perjury. Three men were sent to the penitentiary two were hanged and another involved party died violently. Six witnesses for the defense were convicted of perjury. another is dying of consumption. Over 100 people connected to the trial have been active, with evidence recited multiple times in court. Now a weather branch opens and the su horners are to face action.
Special to the Times-Democrat reports Washington action on a resolution by Mr O'Hara of North Carolina for a congressional investigation into the Carrollton Mississippi massacre. The measure moves through committee with expected favorable handling and awaits amendment to address fairness and objectivity.
The Madison County Record publisher at Hantsville Ark reports on fake Brown's Lion Bitters and its impact on his wife. He cites months of use with remarkable effects and notes difficulty obtaining the genuine article. Indicators exposed and counterfeits fought. Brown's Iron Bitters available at reputable stores for a dollar per bottle.
State Gleanings reports Panula Star sale and Aberdeen halving. Natchez laundry thriving. Oxford revival. hog cholera in Amije county. Supreme Court April term. Yaz in Chancery Court with 10 divorce cases. Stoughton drowned at Bass Christian. Weason Mills touts Mississippi wool quality. Sylvester commits suicide near Bay St Louis. Crane kills Shambare at Tay St Louis. Singletan's district candidate Gibba seeks Congress. Tupelo Journal on Mississippi Democracy unity and white supremacy. drummers to meet in Jackson April 21 for Travelers Protective Association. snow in North Mississippi. fruit and vegetables killed. Grenada reflects race incident and funeral. summits for Gullet Gin Factory bids. Weigleh reports suicide by pistol at Shi last Thursday. Warren County Circuit Court adjourns with prisoners. Lizzie Neal dies. many towns awaiting new license tax. Col Richardson heirs named. Lizzie Helm dies. Lauderdale Prohibitionists active. Medical Association to meet April 21. railroads offer half-rate return. large program by big guns announced. Mrs Richardson dies in Newton. Gov Lowry orders militia encampment in Vicksburg May 5–7. War Dept asked for tents and judges. Kyle jailed in Arkansas for burglary. Richardson murder suspect to be moved. Edmund Richardson remains transported to Jackson. statues and burial of Col Richardson in New Orleans. memorial statue cost $20,000.
A damaged OCR page lists health claims for various tonics and tonics like bitters, with scattered names such as Minnie Brown and Susie Smith, plus ad lines for Old Rip Tobacco and other products. The fragmentary text weaves medical assertions, product pitches, and obscure references in a period newspaper style.
A fraudulent advertisement touts a universal skin remedy sold by Whitt Haulin and associates in Atlanta Georgia. It alleges cures for herpes pruritus and numerous skin complaints, claiming dramatic results and urging readers to request a postal Book of Wonders.
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