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a The Pi HONOGRAPH LntoiOe i IsMe ailroai riB3EKrtRR HflHEDUIi E. The hi nt sewing machines on earth are the V'hito mid Standard. Mr. Sonthwull sells them both. Easy terms.

Let hitn hear from you at Brewton. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE. Under and by virtue of a niortg ago ox (cntcd to iyy II. IVHuvnii r.iid M. K.

O'fiuynn and re-r. Ifd in mil. lnh.k 1 0 will proceed i' I ''i On i July, two, at- v'ii "in in h.ii.l wiiiiin Hi- li'i'in ifr'ii' wile, fgllbwiujj r.v.l to-- it IS A WONDER. Ton can hear Negro Sermons, Violin it iSohs, Cornet Solus, Hands, Orchestras, Comic Songs, Senti- i -i mental songs, ac iVc, tit Jact, almost anything you wish 10 am TRAINN NOHTII. No.

2 3 No. 4 6 A2 No. 8 4 :00 pin Ko. 1 No. 3 No.

5 12:60 am each one only costs 5 cts. ti But this doesn't interfere with our Jewelru Business, for tr3 11:20 am PROMPT RELIEF For biliousness, diarrhoea, nausea, and dizziness, take Ayer's Pills the best family medicine, purely vegetable, Every Dose Effective A mcetiag of the stockholding of the Brewton Institute i called to meet at the Institute in the town of Brewten on Saturday, July 15th, 1893, at 10 o'clock. i 1 i. nr III. Itfimitlif mnivi'ir tn ihnl lino with Passengers munt be provided peimita to ride on freight Winn.

WiJ. I i vnMfXif the nonth east 1MT0K 00., The Jewelers, 'J he nor; I 0,11:11 Ml (hi tin- it y.i.n 1 1 i I'itsi ipimtur v. ijuarltr of ijimrtur siy) and the lit i the s-mth quarter I 4 ft A First-Clae8 Livery Stable For Sale. I offer to those who wish to purchase a leading livery stable in first-class town. A first-class business, good stock and as fine a line of carritigeB, phictons, buggies as can be found Als 20 carts, harness, etc.

The books are open for investigation. The business will itemi at 1-2 $3,000, Write for particulars to C. F. Cullen, Mobile, Ala. During a thunder storm last Tuesday evening at Sullivan, Escambia county the store house of Mr.

R. L. Stewart was struck by lightning and Mr. Stewart and three other parties were considerably shocked. Mr.

Stewart was lying on the counter at the time with bis head resting near a show case, not far from his feet on the counter was an smbrella; several watches in the show case were ruined and the umbrella was set on fire by the lightning and it is miraculous that Mr. Stewart was not killed. He was thrown from the counter catching on his feet and experienced a sensation as if struck upon the top of his head. Booth Saved Lincoln's Life. John T.

Ford says the story that Edwin Booth saved the life of Robert T. Lincoln, President Lincoln's son, is essentially correct. The occurrence was between March i and '6, lb7G, and was published about ten years ugo. It happened at Bowling Green, or at a station between that place and Nashville, Tenn. Mr.

Ford had been travelling through the South with a company, at the head of which was Mr. Booth, and it was at the close of Mr. Booth's engagement. Mr. Booth and Mr.

Lincoln were both waiting for a traiu. Mr. Lincoln was walking up and down the track absent-mindedly and did not notice an engine backing down upon him. Mr. Booth pulled him aside when the engine was so near that it actually touched Mr.

Lincoln's heels. The latter was much overcome, shook hands with the actor, and expressed his profound gratitude. At that time Mr. Booth did not know the identity of the man he had saved. Some years ago Edwin Booth erected a monument to his father at Greenmount Cemetery.

In the doubta family lot, surrounded by a granite curb, lie the remains of his grandfather, mother, sisters and brothers. At the foot of the ol nt.j wiif (jiiarter (swqr) (iioi, wi-niy ('itii tmjiliip two (2) ra: t-n c.ijtaiui.(j eighty (a0) wren luwtt ir with oppurtenancioB thereto -nuli'-i. l'er. no. M.

Attorney. THE CHURCHES. Baptist Rev. II. Crumpton, ph-tor; preaching 1st and 3d Sundays in ach.

month at 11 a. m. and 8 p. in; Sunday school at 9:30 a. prayer meeting at 9 p.

m. Thursdays. SlmioDiBT Rev. J. P.

Roberts, pastor peaching every Sunday except 1st Sunday in each month at 11 ft. m. and 8 p. ni. Hnnday school at 9:30 a.m.; prayer meeting 8 p.

m.Wednegdays. Pkfbbytkrian Rev. Mr. Heath, pastor; preaching 2nd and 4th Sabbaths morning and evening; Sunday school at 0 :30 a. prayer meeting at 8 p.

m. Thursdays. Buckien Arnica Salve- All stockholders are earnestly 'I 'iiehost in world for Cuts. LOCAL AND GENERAL The Leader for Job Printing. Latest The weather has been remarkably warm.

Weep not fair one, he will return in the sweet bye and bye. We will be compelled to get a larger subscription book soon, and will also have to advertise for more job printers. Men's low-cut shoes, Patent Leather Oxfords, and a full line of reliable footwear at Finlay Smith's. solicited to be present. C.

F. Rankin, Secretary. it Salt itheuin, sores, Tettt-r, hands, 'osiiq Kkin Ei iintiona. .,1 positively Files, or no pav required. ii guarantee 1 to give perfect satisfac- mimev refunded.

Price 2" cents bv M. X. A secret is not a secret when POSTOFFIOE HOURS. The Brewton postoffice will liereafter observe the following hours- General deliver" at 8 a. m.

and closes at 6 n. Sundays excepted opens on Sundays at 9 :30 and closes at 10 :30 a- in. opens at 3 :30 and closes at 4 :30 p. m. you trnst it with another.

The boys at Gamp Back spent Box mail is distributed each morning the week pleasantly profitably, between 6 and 7 oc'clock. fMTAU 1 Eishermen with long strings of mails close at 8 o'clock p. m. mail matter deposited up to that hour will be forwarded. Mas, A.C.Curby.PM, There is Great Excitement Among Iiheumatic suti'erers over the new remedy that l's being put up in New York City.

It is tueie bus never been a eui-e where it has tailed to cure. It i. called Dr Drutijii.bixi'8 Lightning Remedy for l.heui,i:i:i:-m. and is sold lor per bottle. 1 it ui-edy is certainly making for itselt a world wide reputation as the country is full of KhtuiiJiitism.

This outlet fill preparation tloes not effect a cuiei.ext week, but relieves at once, and miraculously. Sent by express on receipt of price. Diuiunwnd -Vcli-cine 4850 Maiden Lane, Xew York. Agents wanted. fish are frequently seen on our A man remarked the other day that 100 barrels of lime well distributed throughout our city would be a good preventative for the next two months.

Beesie H. Bedloe, Burlington, had a disease of the scalp, causing her hair to become very harsh and dry. and to fall so freely that she scarcely dared to comb it. Ayer's Hair Vigor gave her a healthy scalp, removed the dandruff, and made the hair thick and glossy. street Nutice No FOll PUBLICATION.

Lain I at Montgomery, Ada, May is hereby given that tlie iullov, (i i-ettler has tiled of her intention to make final proof in support of her claim, and that said pi oof will be made before i) Ilen-ti' r.yin, Commissioner, at Urewton, Aia, ou July oth, viz'- Jordan -( Ken, home-tead entry Xo 25512, the nwijr see tp 3 of 12 the following witnesses to piove Lis residence upon euliiv.ition of said land, viz: liphraim liiomas, 1' Stone, Ephraim rsack, II Jackson, all of Bovkin, Ala. J. II. BIXGHAM, ni-IO Register. Wedding, invitation and reception tarda, latest designs, with envelopes to natch, at this office monument is an unmarked grave It is covered with laurel, while al Oity Officers.

Mayor James Davison Marshal A Lovelace Clerk A Lock wood Treasurer Luttrell Councilmen James McMillan, Lovelace, James Padgett, Stevens, Arnold There was a sociable given at other graves are hidden beneath growths of ivy. This grave the residence or Mrs. Bell last Friday night said to contain the body of John We hope everyone who owns ahorse will read the advertisement of the Elkhart Carriage and Harness Manufartnrintr Company, ot iUkhurt, ludUma, appearing In thty paper. Wilkes Booth, who killed Presi Mr. N.

B. Nixon, of Mason, dent Lincoln. New York World Sawn Timber. Since our last quotations we have to note that there is little, if any, timber on the market. The stock on hand is held by the pitch pine merchants here.

The entire supply, excepting a limited number of pieces, is owned by Messrs. II. Baars Co. The manufacturers have nearly all shut down for the seasoD, and the only available supply consists largely of Messrs. Baars' holdings, and none is likely to be on the market for some time to come therefore no quotations to record.

Pensacola News- spent Friday in Brewton. The MEW MODEL HALL TYPEWRITER. Boonville, is selling toma A Million Friends. Ma'-hme i ami! 82 Characters, hemo.hi";! end improved" AMiOlJiKR. r-i inti.u 1 riLer in the A friend in need is a lriend indeed toes at 25 cents per bushel: so and not less than one million peupl says the ClarksJale Banner.

We publish an article on our front page this week that everyone should read thoughtfully and with care. The subject of the article in question is education, and is written by Mr. W. H. Harper, of Pollard, Ala.

Head it. New novelties in mid-summer neckwear, bows, ties, Windsors, four-in-hand, flowing end scarfs, and all manner of neck-dressings known to the trade Finlay Smith. id have found just such a friend in Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption New hats and caps for men and Uouglis, and (Jolus. it you have neve State of Alabama: Jones, Governor Barron, Sec'y of State Martin, Att'y General John Purifoy, Auditor Craig Smith, Treasurer Harris, Supt.

of Education Lane, Com. of Agriculture. State Supreme Court: Stone, Chief Justice Coleman, "I TNMcClellan, iB Head, Associate Jno Harrolson, Justices. useu tins ureat Uoufjli flleuieine, one trial ill convince you that it has v. on boys just received by Finlay Smith.

li' poviiihic, no Ink rertaiaji." aoie lvna al! I 'ani. iirl ranid as anv. i liEKhi as Tver si: ai, i. ave Moir writing i it- r. it in-t, -VWress "EVRITER GOMPANY.

uermi curative powers tu all diseases Throat, Chest and Lungs. Kacli holtie is guaranteed to do all that is claimed O. pshaw! that's nothing, money will be refunded. Trial botti tree at IW. A.

Christian's Drug tetore painted a goose last year so nat bottles 50c. and $1.00. ural she layed two eggs a day. If tou appreciate good, hard, sound County Officers. KM Probate Judge, Leigh; Cricuit Eg'' a4 bx of Magic m.w ur v.Jr.

rr a i. Pile Salve. Ask your druggist for it. Clerk. Brooks; Tax Collector, Al Sold under guarantee by FINLAY SMITh sell The best clothing, The best hats, The most reliable shoes, The cheapest underwear, The prettiest neckwear, len Johnston Tax Assessor, Hodges; Sheriff, 8 McMillan Treasurer, James Herrington County Sup.

Edncation, Neal Coroner, Dr Register in Chancery, Brooks. "Oh, that smiling on that vine." Melons are here and come to stay till everybody Newberry 'a Tei-tir Cure It, is no equal. It ciues the children without or pain. It saves life. It is the wonder of the world.

It is like Fitzsinimons, "the champion. I or sale by Maetin Paekes. iv. iirxT. The most durable Suspenders Uoosty Commissioners arker, Having at considerable expense added Chambers Encyclopcedia as a premium to subscribers, we discontinue from this date the inside sheet which has heretofore accompanied the Leader.

Miss Zon Davison of Kemp-ville Ala, is on a visit to friends in Brewton and is stopping with Mrs. J. M. Davison. Four of Brewton's brightest(?) youths(?) visited the Sulphur Springs last Sunday, three of whom were Henry Hugger, Will Foshee and W.

W. Pridgen. A bevy of pretty girls and hand-(jomo boys, whose names we did not learn; went to Herrington The best and perfect fitting shirts. i Sowell, William Jackson and A in the country has a chill or fever. nan Honest valises and trunks Circuit Court meets 4th Monday in General Blacksmith, Simmon St.

Brewton, Ala, I have leased the PrUijtwi Shops and I am no w' ready to do all kinds of Blacksmith work oa short notce at low figures. Special attention paid to Kiioine aii'l Jlttilcr Rc-pairs. i have much experience in Horse Shoeing, It takes four times the amount of push and energy to start a town up grade as it takes to keep it going after once started. So keep Brewton on the move upward and onward. If you want to attract a crowd of men and up a dog fight.

If you want a congregation of old ladies, young ladies and girls, just let a double seated baby bnggy with twin babies in it stop on the street and you have an immense crotvd of admirers. New samples of suits made to order for $17.50. They are simply "hummers" for the price. Call in and leave your measure now. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Finlay Smith. Yes, The average country weekly will soon begin to offer a yearly subscription for the largest watermelon. "Flowers, music, pretty women, and wine Oh, ye gods was the They say it is to be a be, ami that very March and September, Judge John Tyson, Montgomery, Solicitor; Stall worth, Evergreen Chancery Court meets 1st Monday in January and July, Chancellor, Jere Williams, Qlayton County Court meets 3rd Monday in each month, Judge, Leigh County soon. That more than one is talking of hav ing the same parson at the same tune and place Commissioners Court meets regular exclamation heard from the lips and guanantee satisfaction. That accidents will happen to the sessions-rSecond Mondays in February, of our brightest young 01 one men.

most careful. That it doesn't matter if she is a wid May, July and August and first Mondays in April and November Sunday for their health. Interlearinu- 0 Promptly stopped, and Corns and Quarter Cracks ow' she is pretter. and Vice-President, President; Aud Sole Proprietor of Escambia County for With which teeth are extracted without pain. Will be in Brewtoti week in Juiv, and will remain two weeks.

mat Miss is Having an immense A small crowd from here went to Jacksons Lake Tuesday, the parties were Waiter Malone, Mi3s amount of fun with a certain "would be Wedding outfits a specialty. We the styles and can give you the correct thing. Finlay Smith Messrs. J. J.

Harilson, S. W. Cmed without tail That the be you tie full four are the Cabinet: President, Grover Cleveland of New York Vice-President, Adlai Stevenson of Illinois. jolliest creatures on earth. Rochell Robbins, Wareham Mudge Give me vour work.

Miss Hettie Lee. Earnest Lee, liiat the yoang laily should dcmleat once to accept. A good "catch" is not WQGreshain, of Illinois secretary of Elliott and William Young, of Miss Corinne Mudge, Joe Thomas, I a common "go." It is said that a young man named Tom Booker shot and instantly killed Frank Wells in Conecuh county last Saturday. The troublewas caused by Welld objecting to Booker visiting his WW mat iUiss am not want to give up her chewing gum because hk gave it i sister. anufeofurerslaiid Jolliers of i state Jhn Carlisle, of Kentucky tary of tbe treasury Daniel Lninont, of New York secre- tary War.

i Hilary A Herbert, of Alabama secre tary of the -navy HoKe Smith, of Georgia secretary of i the interior. a Sterling Morton, of Nebraska secre- tary of agriculture Wilson S'Bissell, of New York post- master-general. I Richard II of Massachusetts I attorney-general On account of the absence for the summer of several prominent members, the W. C. T.

U. has ad to her. That Christian's "Iron Tone" is "beau-tisum zemplary. That the ball last week came very near being a successful failure. That Miss says Fate is against her, but will live in hopes if she dies in despair.

That the Lbadek is improving in favor, as everybody is anxious to read it. If I see this in print I will write again. Pspro. T7 tXTt journed to meet early in Septem DUUIO ber. Mr.

W. P1 McDonald, representing the marble works of McDon 125 Commerce Bradleydam, made a business trip to the city Friday. We did not go to the editors association but we done about as much good as many of those who went. Nothing personal, gentlemen, a mere fact simply stated. Neglect of the hair often destroys its vitality and natural hue, and causes it to fall out.

Before it is too late apply Hall's Hair Renewer, a sure remedy. Negligee shirts that fit the neck the prettiest patterns, the most reliable colors and lowest prices. Finlay Smith. Mrs. D.

E. Witherington of Brewton is visiting her mother, Mrs. W. H. Hawkins in Montgomery.

Justice Tippins will soon have to secure the aid of associate Justice if his business still increases. Thin coats and vests for hot Federal- Congressional: 1st District II Clarke, Mobile Co. MONTGOMERY, ALA. ald, March of Mobile, was in our city last week. These gen Will Apply to Every Town.

For gracious sake stop trying of tlemen turn out some fine work, Butler Henry Dallas Macon 3 Oatcs, A Robbins, and those who wish to mark the to push your town into the bottomless tomb of oblivion. If your whole nature is so mercinarily 2nd 3rd 4th 6th 6th 7th 8th 9th resting place of loved ones will find it their interest to call on or sordid you can speak of nothing save financial gloom and speedy write to this firm. II Bankhead, Lamar Denson, Etowah Joh Wheeler, Colbert Turpiu, Hale Estimates Furnishod on Short Notice. bankruptcy go muzzle yourself South East of Railroad Depots for humanity's sake and that of the coming generation. "If I was Mrs.

Maggie Sowell and Rebecca Malone. This fun loving little band report plenty of and an immense amount of fun. The Keeley Institute of Mobile is now in good hands. Mr. Adam Glass theveteran furniture man of that city is in control and the parties may rely upon it, that hereafter, that Institution will be conducted upon thorough business principles and that every person desiring treatment for the curse of drink will meet with encouragement and fair dealings.

Dr. Bard is in charge of the sanitarium at Springhill and Dr. Thompkins in charge at the city office both capable and efficient physicians. We cordially rec-commend the Institute and its officers to the consideration of every person needing the great balm. The two hotels at Herrington are doing a land office business.

The "Hotel "de la Potts" is patronized by Kentucky and Alabama while the guests at the are from Mississippi and Alabama. The land lady at the hotel de Pots knotvs how to enteriain. A string band is to be found there from which flows the sweetest strains of music. At no distant day we will give our readers a full description of the many interesting features of Herrington. If you suffer from piles give Waddle's Magic Pile Salve a trial.

Relief immediately and cure speedily follows. Sold by all druggists under guarantee. Price 50c. Sold under guarantee by Christian STOCK FARM. H.

W. Padgett, Mobile, '''Senators: John Morgan, of Dallas Co. James II Pugh, of Barbour Co. C. F.

Rankin, Vi S. J. Foshee, Pees. Luttrell, Cashier IT' a young man If I was a single man makes people tired. mwmw breeder of Registered Jersey Cattle.

Bull Calves for sale cheap. A scholarship in a flrstclaas Com weather wear from $3.00 up. Trow- Where would yon go? What Co mmmm sers made from woolen goods to match at $3.50 Finlay Smith. Mr. Granberry, onr agent, paid Mr.

Padgett's farm a visit and reports the stock in fine condition would you do when you got there? You'd do this and you'd do that mercial College for (ale at this office a rednced rate, A firetelaBS.vfree. scholarship in the YorkTCollege of Commerce will be old cheap Ap.jly at thU office EstaMislied Jan. Aajast 2, 1891. with marks of the finest blood. would you? Why don't you do it here? You'd play thunder.

You'd Capital Stoe, do just what ninety-nine out of a Mr. J. Hodgen left Saturday for Tensas to visit his wife, who is quite ill at that place. Mrs. Hodgen is on a visit to relatives in Tensas and we hope she will recover soon and return to her Have a Bonanza.

fHcSiUi its They Ml Free. Those who have used Dr. King's New Discovery know its value, and those who have not, have now the opportunity to try it Free. Call on the A General Banking Business TravitxkJ Seoial Attention hundred write for money to return home, walk, or do what you won't do her roll up your breech 1J It teens "the owners of Dr Drum-11 1 raond's Ligh'ln'ng 'Remedy for Rh nma-, tinm 1 ave a nanzn, as their remedy Kak na.n. ta.n fcitr.u-m rt full in aintfla Given io Collections and Remittances PromHg M-yle.

advertised druggist and get a Trial Bottle Free. Send your name and address to H. E. Bucklen Co. Chicago, and es and go to work.

Our country BREW JON, LABA; ia as good as any body's else, and if it is not a mint it is because we don't make any effort to make it 'O-JP DUSECTbES-1" get a sample box of Dr. King's New Life Pills Free, as well as a copy of Guide to Health and Household Instructor, Free. All of which is guaranteed to do you good and cost you nothing. For saie by M. J.

Christian. Jcase. There is certainly loom in the many friends in Brewton. 4 market for a medicine that will do what I they claim for this, wonderful prepara- Although it is not claimed that Ayer i-Altiiough tlTe prioi is $5 pcrbot- Sarsaparillft cures every ill to which I tie if it doe one half claimed for it the flesh is heir, yet, as a matter offact.it pri (hould be flOO. If the druggist comes nearer doing this than any other has not got it, the remedy will be sent to medicine ever compounded.

In purify- 1 sany address by prepaid express on re- ing the blood, it removes the source of i oeipt price, Drummond Medicine nearly all disorders of the human Bys- 48-60 Maiden Lane, New York. tern. tnts wanted. k- If voa want to look wellahun- such. Gadsden Tribune.

Brewton is one town to which the above does not apply. We are a hustling, bustling, thriving town C. L. SOWELL, of Sowell II. PAEKFR, of.

-t -Parker Lovelace; S. J. FOSI1I5E. of Sowell Foshee; E. M.

LOVJSLACE, of Parker. Lovelarp; F. of 3 F. C. Brent fe Pensaool F.PANKIof EanfeitfM" G.

B. FBIEHSON, of Hors4 Shoe Had Back Creek I Lumber A. V. of Buck S. O.

Henderson. We still have straw hats for men and boys in a large assortment of styles and at very low with plenty of work and willing Mr. ack Parker, ot' Robber ts dred years from to-day call on yas in to ea qb yesterday. Mr. Sanders at the Arends Hotel.

hands everybody fat and jolly. prices, a inlay mith. FIRE ACCIDENT. irJSURArZCG. i'H mm iJniMnfi.nl tmt I.