The Brookhaven Beater by HMobbs
Local note shows Brookhaven Beater by Rn. Tr. and HMobbs entered at Armidhaven Post Office amid brief lines about candle date and future event.
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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1886
Page
2
Local note shows Brookhaven Beater by Rn. Tr. and HMobbs entered at Armidhaven Post Office amid brief lines about candle date and future event.
A brief plea asks readers to settle outstanding accounts from the past week. The note emphasizes small amounts per subscriber but stresses their combined importance to the publisher and urges prompt payment.
In a New Orleans case Litehenstein sues Teane Litehenstein and the county over county aid school warrants and jury certificates totaling about 6000. The county defense contends warrants are non negotiable and not assignable by delivery. Judge Hilde upholds the county against several claims and the jury later awards about 5200 to the plaintiff.
A Hazelhurst Signal-Copiahan article notes merchants selling cotton to Jackson buyers fetch higher prices due to lower freight and less theft, urging Brookhaven merchants to also ship to Jackson. It argues saving two to three dollars per bale benefits farmers and could increase shipments.
The New York World reports on the heterogeneous political elements at former President Arthur’s funeral. It notes figures linked to Hayes, Blaine, and Cleveland under one roof, with commentary suggesting the next US president might also be present among the attendees. The piece references Elwood, Davenport, Warner Miller, Morton, and others in a smoky hotel social context.
The State Ledger denounces county officials who send work abroad and responds to the Houston Free South by stating it only accepts county printing if home offices cannot handle it. It pledges not to undercut rivals and asserts it will keep county printing at home when possible. A Brilliant Idea.
The Mississippi Press Association meets on the first Wednesday in May and the National Drill starts May 23. Proposals urge trips to Washington to lobby President Cleveland, with names and appointments floated for diplomatic and federal posts, including Buchanan minister to Austria and Mayers as Secretary of the Interior and Matrimonial Department.
The Sun quotes political speculation on Blaine facing Henry George as a Democratic rival with Tabor ties. It questions how Prohibitionist Mugwump and labor votes could shift if George rose, suggesting Blaine may foresee a steep GOP loss and party polarization. Adjourned circuit court notes follow.
A Mississippi observer denounces railroad tariffs from Natchez and points to stark price gaps. He claims rail charges to New Orleans far exceed river routes, arguing rates are fixed to drive cotton from the river to rail lines. The piece urges honest legislation and federal action to curb extortionate interior rates and protect river interests.
Local notes recount Sunday Band of Hope meetings at Bayriat Church, W. O. T. U preparations for a Temperance play, community gatherings, and a romantic farewell tale. Reports mention visitors from McComb City, a dance and wedding-feast atmosphere, and public notices about health tonics and local goods amidst a broad hometown chronicle.
An old advertisement proclaims Prairie Mange cures in minutes with Wool fis Sanitary Lation and Dr A Lewens Brookhaven Mississippi. It touts cheap cotton sale at Kohlmans Great Canh House and claims a harmless tonic sold everywhere for 25 cents per bite, aiming to boost popularity despite garbled text.
Bucklen Arnica Salve claims remedies for cuts sores ulcers salt rheum fever rashes tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and piles. It offers money back guarantee and costs 25 cents per box sold by T Meade & Co in Brookhaven Mississippi.
An old ad copy touts The Bradfield Regulator Co. urged for shortening labor and reducing risk. It warns neglectful cold or cough can lead to deadly consumption. Pectoral Pills claimed to cure a cold, while Kohlman’s promotes cheap groceries and women’s products with repeated assurances of value.
Notice of publication lists L W Buckley George Bowen Archy Barnes Morris Barnes all residents of Monticello Lawrence county Mississippi. It states proofs of residence and cultivation to be made before the judge and clerk of the chancery court at Monticello on a specified date. Names appear with a registration official signature JAS D Stewart registrar.
The record cites a chancery court proceeding in Lincoln County state court during December. It mentions Mississirri and local court actions, with no further details available from the fragment.
Streak of short items reports on Wessen beef markets Meridian water works plans. Igg St. Louis fire losses. Miller & Britton assignment. Vicksburg mayoral candidates. Baptist church revival at Liberty with 40 accessions. a Liberty area fathering forty children. Oxford Falcon notes young Lobes at French Camp Institute. whisky saloons and a retirement. Ex President Davis sighting in Vicksburg en route to Brierfield. obituaries Howell G. Wall W. Ewell dead in Amite. G. Redding killed while braking near Mausblach. I.F. Basking death in Clinton. North Mississippi Conference in West Point under Bishop Duncan. Robert Wiles of Fort Worth and Miss Withe Flowers wed. cotton fire in Vicksburg. Thanksgiving observed in Wessin. George Carroll yields 145 bushels corn. 1b cotton loss tied to ex-Auditor Gwin. railroad worker Rob Robinson injured. Col. B. D. Frost resigns as L&N superintendent effective Jan 1. moonshiner camp found in Tatlatatehie County. Huntington Wilson and Leland Stanton plan 100000 acres in Yazoo Delta. Rev. Dr. Pearson revives Meridian. Refuge Oil Mills to build 3 tanks for 1,000,000 gallons. strange mulatto-black child near Aberleen. Marcellus Greco named Mississippi delegate to Constitution celebration in Philadelphia. report of three incendiaries lynched in Franklin County for cotton gin arson.
Unusual claim notes Boselen’s Gerwan Syrup as safest and best remedy for coughs colds and lung disorders. It allegedly removes cause of trouble without harsh prescriptions and claims health return after a short course. Price 75 cents large bottles promotes seasonal sale and footwear offers.
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