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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1890
Page
3
Local items abridge Brookhaven and Lincoln County scenes including census updates, school matters, church events, court fines, real estate ads, and volunteer notices. Names such as McMillan, Sherman, Becker, Hyman, Hartman, and Bowell appear alongside community institutions like the Presbyterian church, YWCA, and Brookhaven Leader staff.
The Thirty Eighth Collegiate Year will begin September 25 1890 with a new department and improved accommodations. The text promises a full corps of efficient instructors, new apparatus and equipment, a rest room, and a location described as beautiful. Information or catalog requests should be sent to Waterie Hina.
The Sheriff’s Sale notice states that on Monday the nth day of August, 1890, at the Court House door in Brookhaven, the undivided interest of defendant in Lot 60 and an improved lot are to be sold. The sale occurs under a writ issued by the Justice Court in Lincoln County. The notice references a public auction conducted by the court authority.
The Honorable Circuit Court of Mississippi County issues a commissioner sale notice. The sale will occur on August 1, 1800 at the courthouse in Greenville Miss. The property description lists multiple tracts including land with various boundaries and structures. Potential bidders should review the posted desription for exact parcel lines and legal details.
The document outlines an act regarding swamp and overflowed lands in Mississippi with provisions on invalid scrip, eligibility to buy parcels at two-year terms, and fees to fund state expenses. It specifies notices to interested parties, required proofs, and governance by the Commissioner of Swamp Lands along with the governor and secretary of state.
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