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Newspaper

Brookhaven Leader

Location

Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1898

Page

4

Long intercity rail service disruption reported

July 2098 edition notes Holy South rails arriving at New Orleans and New York routes interrupted by a fatal accident near Water Valley. Trains at flag stations beyond Jackers and Baton Rouge halted. northern service limited.

New Orleans Aren Taats Jarkeor Holy South New Urleany Men's Tenn

Official City Directory Entry Highlights

City directory fragment lists Wist Ward and Ward officials including A Full and Joreton City-at-Large. It notes treasurer Chasauas and clerk W. Mawnan with tax collection and stenographic committees and mentions Chrisman Brennan as attorneys. Mayor and Board of Aldermen hold regular meetings the first Tuesday evening in every month.

Wist Perwine Joreton City-at-Laree Chas Sehnorren Bere Treas Chasauas B. Weck Clrnk W. Mawnan Tax Covardon Stener A. Hurst Cry Atronseys Chrisman & Brennan Aldermen Frelar

Official Directory of Lincol County listing officials

The document lists county officers and court details including Clerk and Treasurer positions. It names Corser, Robt Powell, V Oliver, HC Conn, Mariehurst, Felix May, A Brister, T Montgomery, Parson, Nauta, and others, with towns Brookhaven and Summit noted. Chancery Court meets February and September on the first Mondays.

Corser Snar Ren Crrevig Powell Jon V. Oliver Brookhaven Chancery Cocmt Conn Chancallor Mariehurst Felix May Rook Surrey ISOR Covntt Monay Parsons Crookhaven Notre Te Bryant Distriet A. Brister Tow’ Chitto Distriet No T. Montgomery Summit Ak Navenwhite Terasure Prentiss Bule Caseyville Baver Rion Eneatos Edgar Tieen A. Maxey Hogue

Too Much Rain in County Sparks Farmer Cries

A Brookhaven era item notes farmers urging relief from heavy rains. Several local figures attend conventions and reunions in Atlanta, with party morale and social visits described amid everyday town life and small ads like Prickly Ash Bitters promoting digestion and vigor.

Joe Dale de. J. M. Martin Daisy Hoskins Jackson R. H. Thompson Brookhaven Zack Hoskins Atlanta W. H. Penn J. B. Daughtry EB. M. Hee Geo. Emschler Smurr Richmond Ind Brookhaven Photograph Co Pfeifer J. Grafton Leaper R. W. McNair Tess Mary Lewis Mary Buie Octavia White Bowen Chautauqua Crystal Springs Baptists New Church Grafton Eugene Scarborough W. Bee Robert J. F. Greer Goo. A. Love Brooks Court House Baggett J. W. McGrath National Guard John E. Seavey G. Lige

The Baptists Proceedings at Brookhaven Convention

The Mississippi Baptist State Convention held its sixtieth annual session in Brookhaven with 150 delegates. Officers were elected, and resolutions supported religious liberty and equal rights in Cuba. A later plan to establish a Mississippi Baptist paper was adopted, reflecting the era’s church press ambitions.

Brookhaven New Baptist Church A. A. Lomax Ev. H. F. Sproles H. J. Vanlandingham J. B. Searcy A.J. Miller J. R. Sample R. J. Willingham J. A. Hackett W. H. Bailey J. P. Brown H. F. Sproles Ah, Longino Calisthenics Hall Chambers Whitworth College Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Louisville Whitsitt America J. N. Whitfield Brandon Southern Baptist Convention United States Cuba Mississippi Inws T. J. Bailey Winona The Baptist Record Mississippi College W.T. Lowrey W. T. Lowrey Lowrey Blue Mountain Female College Providence Mississippi Baptist. Convention Committee On Divine Services W. PF. Yarborough Crystal Springs Baptist Church HW. F. Sproles Jackson J. B Searcy Corinth Colored Methodist N. W. P. Bacon Hernando LT. Tichenor Atlanta M.T. Martin Zion Hill Church Martin Mississippi Baptist State Convention Tue Leaven A. J. Miller B. G. Lowrey M. D. McGrath J. W. McMaster Max Lewenthal H. Hartman Davis T. Hows

$50 in Gold! Readable promises and medical ads mix in 19th century notice

The item blends bold reward claims for $50 in gold with medical cure pitches from Hathaway & Co, offering tests and home treatment claims for illnesses from syphilis to chronic ailments. It notes conventions, college finances, a Baptist convention, and local notices, including ad content, meeting schedules, and personal announcements, reflecting a local newspaper page with fragmented text and varied topics.

Chamberlain’s Eye and Skin Ointment and Dr Cal’s Powders Ad

Skin diseases are treated with Chamberlain’s Eye and Skin Ointment promising speedy relief and permanent cure for tetter eczema and related conditions. Also advertised Dr Cal’s Condition Powders for horses as a tonic blood purifier and vermifuge priced at 25 cents.

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Florida Return Reaches Reed Family as City Hopeful Home

TI, Reed and family return from Florida and plan this city as their future home. Jim and Hilly Reed, sons, oversee Uncle Sam's naval interests. Sickness looms in a malarial neighborhood as doctors stay busy. Local notices mention sermons by Silas G. Cooper and church meetings at Shady Grove led by Rev. J. H. Anding and Rev. J. A. Leasborough.

Reed Florida Jim Hilly Sam Navy Rey Silas G. Cooper Tupelo Baptist J. H. Anding Baptist Churchate J. A. Leasborough

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