Delinquent subscribers warned by Brookhaven Leader
The Brookhaven Leader appeals to unpaid readers in a sharp notice by B T Hobbs urging immediate settlement of dues. It warns delinquent names will be dropped after March 1 if payments are not received, threatening loss of future issues and postal charges.
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Ima
Hinds County
Jnc. M. Martin
Prohibition
Congress
Cleveland
Hendriks
Bisine
Logan
Lamar Fontaine
Potomac
T.D. Day
Wesson
Hamilton County
Coxesorem
Lowry
Arnold
Supreme
A. J. McLausly
Brandon
Bolling Fork
Lott
Columbus
Nathan & Openteimer
West Point
Editorial notes and village notices mix of names and events
A jumble of brief items and commentary covers political shifts legal notes and local personalities. Mentions Mark Gras Mieveland hats R E Rhodes Fayette Greenwood J J Carnes and Andrew Rounds. Also references Lloyd Cleveland Adams Adams portraits and local publications and elections.
The Leader enters third volume with steadfast journalism stance
The Leader-Vol. III notes its third volume as the newspaper moves into a new year. It pledges no policy changes, continues true Democracy advocacy, Prohibition support, education, morals, and home government. It thanks readers for patronage and encouragement and vows stronger devotion to public journalism duties.
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Leavis
Ford Murphy Disgrace Trial Fixed for 18th
The new trial of T. J. Ford and others for the murder of Andrew H. Murphy is set for the 18th with a preliminary examination of alleged perjurers on the 14th. Juror Scott remains in Parish Prison as a witness, likely to be indicted for jury misconduct or prior crimes. The Grand Jury may charge bribery and intimidation. many in the jury room communicated with prisoners. Judges Evans and Gastinel have withdrawn in disgust.
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T. J. Ford
Andrew H. Murphy
Scott
Runte
N.O. Pioayune
W. L. Evans
Arthur Gastinel
Beauregard Fire Destroys Block After Epidemic Years
A February 1882 Beauregard blaze destroyed the east block by the depot in a full sweep. Losses include M. Daniel stock 8000 to 10000, IH Mondy storehouse 600, Mrs. Crawford two storehouses 1500, J. F. Biggs stock 3000, M. J. Ferguson billiard table losses, W. C. Loving storehouse 100, with several uninsured. Fire started in Daniels shop. portion of town burned previously by cyclone in 1883. A harsh public tone follows about Rev. Teasdale and local saloon debates. The Clifton event references a duel challenge rejected.
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Beauregard
M. Daniel
IH. Mondy
Crawford
J. F. Biggs
M. J. Ferguson
W. C. Loving
Daniel
Prohibition Debate and Exposition Echoes Across Papers
Columns from the Oxford papers oppose prohibition claims and critique liquor writers, while West Point and Crystal Spin note political and legal tensions. Reports on New Orleans Exposition leadership, local petitions, and public health remedies conclude with Praise for Prickly Ash Bitters as a health restoration remedy.
Tax Collector Sale Under 1880 Revised Code Section 520
Tax collector announces sale under Section 520 of the 1880 Revised Code. The notice provides the action, authority, and a placeholder for details to be released. Public sale information to be added in a forthcoming official notice.
Auction Notice of 1884 Miss. Tax Lands Sale in Brookhaven
On Monday March 2 1886 within legal hours in front of the Court House Brookhaven Lincoln County Mississippi the lands lying in the county will be offered to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy unpaid state and county taxes for 1884 or totals as necessary. Sale continues daily until completed.
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Brookhaven
Lincoln
Mississippi
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