Brookhaven Deadsy by B. T. Hobbs
A short item presents Brookhaven Deadsy by B. T. Hobbs dated Thursday, July 1. The fragment notes a work by the author and a publication day, with minimal surrounding context.
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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1885
Page
2
A short item presents Brookhaven Deadsy by B. T. Hobbs dated Thursday, July 1. The fragment notes a work by the author and a publication day, with minimal surrounding context.
A mass meeting of Prohibition supporters in Lincoln and Franklin counties is planned at the Brookhaven Court House on June and at the Franklin Court House on Monday to nominate delegates for the State Prohibition Convention in Jackson. Attendees are urged to attend. speakers will be invited to address the gatherings.
Editorial notes discuss Arthur resuming law practice and Cleveland’s Sunday rest, Hendricks addressing Yale graduates, and thanks to Mones and Senator George. It mentions underground New York rail plans, Rosalie Breli’s speech at Liberty, and local endorsements for governor Pit Trodell. Reporter remarks on John Seat, New Orleans and Pacific railroad, stolen registration books, and prominent appointments including Isaac Maynard and R. M. T. Hunter with notes on Prohibition.
A lengthy court decision regarding due process and unlawful restraint is discussed, with analysis of implications for Martin and Wilson cases. The piece links the ruling to Justice Department actions and notes cabinet reshuffles, political repercussions in Mississippi, and public concerns over reform and patronage amid ongoing national debates.
The Post cites strong public backing for Hines in Jackson as nominee for Auditor. Bianca Apetier notes the favorable outlook and urges citizens to support Hines, praising his character, experience, and readiness to serve in the office.
Commencement exercises announced for Mississippi College and Central Female Institute with joint sermon by Rev D W Dobbs and an oration by G Mall of Sardis. Articles mention figures such as Postmaster general, Ward trial, and Wilson era politics, including references to Governor St John and a New Orleans murder acquittal. The piece also notes plans to organize militia cars in New Mexico to quell outbreaks.
Notes from Lawrence discuss a forthcoming canvass for the people’s franchise, county party actions, and delegations for state conventions. Mentions names such as Pearl River, Sher?anion, DM Lead AL Mieka SN Box, and Frank White with commentary on whiskey, crops, and local appointments.
The Mississippi Democratic Conservative Party moves to hold a state convention at the capital to nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state treasurer attorney general and others. It also budgets swamp land sales and county club reorganizations. Notices list counties and schedules amid local society notes and editorials.
An item from Madison County Record recounts warnings about fake Brown's Iron Bitters and urges buying only from reputable druggists and Henry's for genuine products. It notes imitators exposed, cautions readers about counterfeit cures, and promotes Mannfield Medicine Co Memphis as a trusted source. The piece also touches on general health claims and public skepticism toward patent medicines.
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