Town and County Items From The Brookhaven Leader
Mrs F F Becker of Woman arrives Tuesday Judge Chrieman leaves for Old Court in Pike Head the new city ordinances and govern yourself accountingly Prof and Mrs Eckhardt gone behind the summer in Charlottesville Va Brookhaven seeks ratification meeting Local Democrats questioned Town authorities arrest trains jumping Mr J P Sauls of Lawrence pays up an agreeable call Tar Leaper to subscribers until January 1st for Facts Campaign closes 50 points Two flat fights in town last Saturday warm weather Brookhaven visitors and departures multiple social and civic notes Entreaties thanking Chicago papers for Democratic Convention proceedings Local religious and educational notices Whitworth College opens September 21 Dr Teasdale sermon on saloons young men and business crowd Hook and Ladder hosts reception for Miss Call and Miss McGrath Residents welcomed Rev C F Smith to Methodist pastorate O K Hook and Ladder thanks for fundraising help and contributions
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F.F. Becker
Tuoalay
Chrieman
Old Court
Pike
Eckhardt
Charlottesville
Brookhaven
J. P. Sauls
Lawrence
Tar Leaper
Mina Josie McGrath
Minnis Cull
Jackson
Maggie McGrath
New Orleans
John Mangum
Weason
H. A. Fant
T. F. Butler
J. M. Buckley
Marion
Mack
Annie
Gay
W. H. Penn
Natchez
Brookhaven Lodge
Supreme Lodge
Susie
Mary Bee
Kosciusko
Baptist State Convention
Maj
R. W. Millsaps
Z. D. Davis
Chicago
Ira Tyler
Boyne Chitto
Soule
Commercial College
John Tyler
J. Z. Martin
Utica Comet
J. M. Edwards
Southwestern Presbyterian University
Clarksville
Tenn
Whitworth College
Teasdale
Teasisle
County Economy and Pauper Reform Proposal
A public discussion argues for drastic county budget cuts and a county poor house to reduce expenses. Proposes leasing current paupers to lower costs, building a county poor house on existing land, and running admission decisions by a dedicated board. Critiques judicial and witness costs and calls for local clerks to curb unnecessary expenses. Observes a literary event at Henck's Hall and social picnic at Beechwood Grove with praise for local entertainers and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Dennkaren
Lester
Ear County
Board of Supervisors
Keoying Paw
Chrisman
Prohibition Convention Calls Lincoln County Meet at Brookhaven
A mass Prohibition convention is called for Brookhaven at Heuck’s Hall on Monday July 2, 1584 at noon to appoint delegates to the State Convention at Jackson July 29. The aim is to advance an active policy and to free the county and state from liquor traffic, inviting all supporters to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linonls
Ieverety
Brookhaven
Jackson
Lincoln County
H. ¥. Johnson
J. T. Hops
Local Notices From Brookhaven And Lincoln County
Max Pricbatsh of Brookhaven Mississippi advertises a move to reduce stock with large bargains on Ladies Misses Gents Boys and Children shoes and general merchandise. R T Lewis pastor A M E Church replies to circulating rumors claiming political sermons from his pulpit and urges merit over party in race relations, recounting past white and black tensions and carpetbagger eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Pricbatsh
Brookhaven
Miss
Jackson
New Orleans
MississiPrii
LixcoLs
Tam
R. T. Lewis
A. M. E. Church
Elopement Amid Town Gossip and Quick Marriage
A couple, Charles Huiteio and Stine Marie Planchard, eloped amid town gossip and parental objections. After a failed attempt to wed near Hazlehurst, they journeyed by train and were married at Rev. Hudson’s residence before breakfast, then hosted by the Towns, with celebratory meals and a new home at Deceit House. The event drew social chatter and public congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Huiteio
Stine Marie Planchard
Bern
Sonia
Hazlehurst
Hazlelnrst
Mr. Hudson
Copia
W. A. Towns
Xovial
Kohlman
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City of
Wm. Banter
Eddie Schwall
Pittsburg
Phebe Cook
Hook and Ladder Hall
Minute Call
Josie McGrath
State Ledger
O. K. Hook and Ladder Company
Henck’s Hall
Young Men's Literary Association
Col
Dan’l Dennett
Times
Europe
Lula Ragadale
Goldsmith
Miriam Crutcher
D. L. Easterling
Lottie Coleman Parr
Beechwood Grove
W. W. Robeson
Heuck’s Hall
M. FE
T. G. Sellers
Starkville Female Institute
Peterson
Meetin
EB i. Henry
Lord Avilon
Stephens
Johnson
New Orleans Christian Advocate
College
Centenary
Vanderbilt
Whitworth
Kendall Pavin
Glenmore
B. J. Kewpant Co
Dewar
Kendall
JM Dani
Strietl
Pawel & Clay
Powell & Clapp
Fiuid Southern Grown
Powell & Clapp’s
Powell & Clapp's
Menclas
Kehlman’s
Hans Ko
Kobiman
Keliman’s
Koblian’s
Kobian
Wales
Koliman’s
Smith
Shiloh
Daughtry & Smylie
Shilor
Geo. H. Thayer
Bourbon Ind
South America
Josefh T. Inman
Station D
New York City
Jancos
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Rouue
Pals
Cato
Taceson
Iss
Laicsalle
Pearl and
State Streets
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Nassau Street
Fournitursor
Miburn
Max Priesatsch
Brookhaven, Wiss
Max Priebatsch
Brookhaven, Miss
Rok
J. WM. Tyler
Deraten General Merchandise
Boguechitto
Purteod
Matas
Gresidertsetr
Plano-Furte Poring
Molieit MD
Masie Wil
A. B. Cansdler
Brrick
Gonl
Addres
F. Jobes
Brooknavex
J. M. Hoskins
Rankin & Leary
Front Street
F. H. Hartman
Brookwaves
W. R. Spencer
A. Lewenthal
Spencer & Leven Attorneys
Linecola
Brookhaven Foundry Machine Sho F
Connerly
Ieee
Capt
IV Diiso Antian
Brookhaven Male Academy
A.B. Chandler
Dee
Frilick
Selyvtagt
A. C. McNair
Gley Pence
R, Hl. Thompson
Brookhaven, Mill
Maree T
Sam Lichtfoot
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