The Brookhaven Leaters By BR Mobbe
Warts authorized to represent The Leaner and handle advertising contracts for subscriptions. Cited at Brookhaven station and Cherokee Street on Thursday morning.
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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1884
Page
2
Warts authorized to represent The Leaner and handle advertising contracts for subscriptions. Cited at Brookhaven station and Cherokee Street on Thursday morning.
The snippet reports on law and order in Cincinnati, political maneuvering in Mississippi, and national events. It mentions Blair Educational bill passage, appointments in Mississippi, lynching in McComb City, Health and Medical association news, and party dynamics affecting congressional races and state conventions. It notes President Grant’s visit, and local officials like Gov. Lowry and Maj. Randall G. Higgins, with various regional names and incidents.
Robert Wald was killed today in Hazimenst Mississippi. Dr Robert G Penn and Hance B Penn are linked to the shooting in a feud linked to a saloon case and a minor son’s whiskey dispute. A jury of inquest described the deadly encounter and named three involved parties. The report notes long standing tensions and a prior incident involving whisky sales to a minor.
The document outlines rules for newspaper editors, publishers, and business managers to be enrolled in a Mississippi press association. It covers representation limits, honorary membership, certificate issuance procedures, and mandatory enrollment of papers across the state. A letter from secretary S. Th. Brows requests editors to forward copies and identify their party representation for meeting attendance. It also notes railroads' good-faith cooperation and emphasizes strict adherence to the constitution.
A physician from Washingtonville Ohio dated June 17 1550 endorses Kendall's Spavin Cure claiming a lame horse was cured in six weeks and a splint removed from another while both animals became sound. The letter, signed H A Beerosert M D, also touts Shriner's Vermifuge as a worm remedy for children and adults with Cay scents per bottle.
The long damaged act describes selling bonds to fund a county court house in Mississippi, detailing interest rates at five percent, annual tax levies on taxable property, and the transfer of unused funds to the common school fund. It specifies bond printing, subscription procedures, officer signatures, and the act taking effect after approval on March 10, 1844.
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