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Brookhaven Leader

Location

Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1884

Page

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Diverse Dress Goods and Fabrics Inventory Ad

A broad catalog lists Black Cashmeres and Silks in various widths and prices from 16 to 90 cents, plus Henrietta Cloth and Black Lace. It details Dress Goods including Tamine, Damase, Lawns, Nainsooks, Linens, Dimity, and calico-like fabrics with prices, colors, and widths, and mentions velvet moquette and curtains.

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The Late Lynching and a Sen Ble Wilw Regarding It

A Brookhaven style letter recounts a county circuit court session delayed for two Democratic speakers J W Bailey and Maj Barksdale while Col J B Yellowly offered a calm rebuttal. A mob hanged four Black prisoners near Meadville before court, provoking outrage. The writer criticizes the mob and notes upcoming trials of Dan and Brown Sullivan.

Meapvirie Mras Brookhaves Leeder Chrisman J. W. Bailey Maj. Barksdale Congress Bailey the Clarion Col. J. B. Yellowly Yellowly Col. Yellowly Lynch Court of Justice Dan Brown Sullivan Freeman Jefferson County Manricetto J. HM Gambrell Brookhaver Drak Court House Lawrence Dean Lincoln

Durant bans kite flying and local incidents in Mississippi

A flood of short notes from Jackson and Vicksburg details varied events: deaths including Adrian Kricks at Pascagoula and Oliver, Duck Hill mayor, plus other fatalities. Local infrastructure updates describe a completed Meridian asylum, canal dredging at Vicksburg, and new rail freight. Civic changes mention a Republican elector and proposed resignations, while weather notes report refreshing rains restoring drought areas.

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