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Newspaper

Brookhaven Leader

Location

Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1885

Page

2

Editorial on Mississippi politics and court verdicts

Editorial notes praise for Lowry and Hines while criticizing candidates as liars. Reports on Democratic conventions in Amite and Franklin. Amite delegates instructed for Lowry, Darden leads other races. Joseph F. Loftin convicted of his mother Moses Loftin’s murder and sentenced to be hanged. appeals anticipated.

Amite County Liberty Pat Darden Robert Lowry Wecon Geo. M. Govan Wot Hemingway HH. Hines Stone Sec Cubeboive Geners Row. Thompson JR. Galtter W. FL Love W. B. Kenabrew Copish Claiborne Smith Leflore Yazoo Wilkinson Lowry Amite Franklin Darden Bots Joseph F. Lottie Monticello Mather Moses Loeftin Mayers Longino McNair Loftin Supreme Court Copiah Thompson Anl Geo S. Dadils B.A. Rowan Pod. Millsapps Sherif Ar ‘Grave JD Granberry Buddigidon Asssussor W. D Matheny A. F. Kilpatrick Virginia Sam Randall Pennsylvania Mississippi Randall Alony Rat Post Vicksburg

Central Female Institute Ad Universally Esteemed

The Central Female Institute, a popular educational establishment, prepares for its 33rd collegiate term. The June session was highly successful, reflecting growing popularity and efficiency. Prospective students are urged to read the ad in today’s paper and contact Dr. Hillman for a catalogue.

Hillman

Board Targets Marshal and City Officials Over Dead Animals Duty

In a heated discussion the board did not force the marshal to resign or tighten his pay, insisting the board must own up to lax enforcement of the dead animal removal ordinance. The ordinance assigns removal to owners, with fines up to 50, and the city published the clause to clarify who bears responsibility.

Marshel McCiewbar Justien Eucl Oenough Beit Jiabouus Picayune

Pall-Bearers Named for Gen Grant Funeral

President Cleveland selected the pallbearers after Mrs Grant urged including a leading Confederate officer with Union generals. The list includes Gen Winfield Sherman Gen Philip Sheridan Admiral David Porter General Johnston Gen Buckner and others from Kentucky New York and Massachusetts. The text criticizes political patronage and notes appointments cannot be bought by campaign workers.

Cleveland Grant Sherman Sheridan Johnston Buckner Pennsynia John A. Logan Ilino George Jones New York Oliver Hoyt

Liquor conflicts and tragedy rumors in Kosciusko and county

The local press recounts liquor fueled violence in Kosciusko and nearby towns. Reports describe multiple fatal and near fatal incidents, a barber killed in a dispute, a man killing his wife, and a sheriff responding to a murder scene. The piece questions tax burdens and criticizes liquor traffic while noting political alignments and party dynamics in Mississippi.

Stomach Bitters Promoted As Malaria Preventive

Former malaria sufferers endorse Hoa letter's Stomach Bitters as a preventive against fever and ague. The tonic allegedly regulates the liver aids digestion and purges impurities, with early use urged in miasmatic regions to guard health and counter rheumatism debility and vascular complaints. Keep it on hand.

Hoaletter

Journey Through Pearl River Valley Visits and Names

The writer recollects a rural journey past Larkins Hill and Stokes Allen, detailing stops at farmer Bardwell, Jo M aswell, and the Kees and Maxwell properties. They praise aging farmers, note abundant apples and grapes, describe a stop at Fair River and Pearl River locales, and mention hospitality from Parson Buitey, Mr Reilins, and Mr Garrett, ending with plans to continue the travelogue.

Brookhaven Leater Larkins Garts Stokes Allen Maxwell Silor Bardwell Liscolton Bia Mantoul Unele Joe Reilins Parson Buitey Fair River Mulline Mallins V. Bo Rees Kees Appomattox Jesse Maxwell Supervi Ora Cowart Acre Toran Aga Rulidsea Win Tanet Otter Wader Phil Garrett Garrett Ieney Teriyisaon Bermuda Patsey Cooper Ploet Cooper Stein Goaml Ams Emerald Sex of Pines Pearl River

Mansfield's Magic Arnica Liniment Receives Wide Endorsement

The remedy gains praise for rapid relief in rheumatism and neuralgia with endorsements from Dr. T. Harbors of Magenta Arkansas, who notes its prevalence in households and describes its effects as magical and nearly instantaneous.

Mansfield T. Harbors Magenta Ark Ava

Dr Kennethys Favorite Remedy Promises Root Cure

An advert announces Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy for kidney liver stomach and bowel ailments. It claims to strike at the root of disease and restore appetite, offering a silver dollar priced bottle available at drug stores or from Dr K at Roundout New York. It touts Home Salative Cordial as aiding digestion and appetite though not curing all illnesses.

David Kennedy Dr. K Roudout N.Y

Vague OCR Reads On Local Voting Totals

Fragmented text shows a dated note on committees and voting totals with illegible figures. Names and specific places are unreadable, leaving only a abstract reference to a vote count and site tally without clear context or outcomes.

Franklin notes and political weather in the county

A fragmented Franklin County column discusses crops and farming priorities for the season, praising corn and sugar eating crops while urging more attention to labor efficiency. It notes political activity, county candidates Darden and Lewsey, and the upcoming County Convention as the path to delegates for the State Convention. Social events include Baptist meetings, Prohibition growth, and visits from Miss Annie Whitney and Miss Josie Powell.

Fraskhis Couey Ayr Brooklawe Vatton Pettss Paterson Bit Dardet Lewsey Suatter Franklin Capt Darden Messrs. McGehee Grice Theii Elters W.W. Holls C. HH. Green Gillsburg Thei

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