The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-30
AROUND TOWN

" ARo1
ciNuati.
j. VI Hooker has ben IL too
suace Saturday
Henry o daa "
extensive trip west.
Miss Melissa Bessonett, Of !er',,
visiting her mother
The colleg opened yosleti.N ''.
large number OF pupils
Miss Fanny Gaming has re'nrot.
from a visit to Kinds county.
John McGrath and lady have E
turned from their trip to Chicago.
We will always gladly report person
ais in this column when furnished.
Felix Hitler was IN town last week.
He now makes his home III Summit.
Edward Martin now serves the
house of H. Lewenthal as salesman.
The McCfrath horse was the winner
in the race neal Beauregard last Satur-
day.
Koegan Carson, who spent the sum
mer here with parents, has returned to
Memphis.
There is more goods being brought
to this market than we ever remember
noticing before.
The Concordia Social Club is m ak
ing editors feel good by electing them
honory members.
We are sorry to that Jo-
seph, son of Max Priebatsch is lying
dangerously i'll of dropsy.
Since going to press the enid has
died.
What has become of the much talk
ed of Greenback flag that was to b.
erected here? Echo answers, where!
A good deal of cotton has been pick
ed during the last week, and many
bales are coming in daily. 1t is selling
to-day from 9 to 10a
r. B. Withers had all Trout street
strewn with Milburn wagons and bug
gIes yesterday. lHe seems to have
enough to supply the whole country,
The Democratic club did not hold Its
regular meeting last saturday nlgh'
tLon aw Govt Honoe and enroll your
name as a member.
rf 20, boya ohopoad vo,r voting pre-
ana, ,o, mrot cal ~, fine Cirruit
n MI, n1 Ia rao,starad again b.f,tr|
yon eau vote for Hancock aud II"
jIsh.
Mrs Brooks ne.y store. d" " ~
Krauss Il Levy, - "h"n' . M.
T.lt fan "r.o
present hulriIug I -, .r" ~ e.
"' ''' WY
Co. De'>on rs "u T e;'''n cru mo
of the time. NhV can "'' r"''iN"
and locker arf'n8' az" nav" J'''
d'stusSl"u: Let them "ii meet h'''
on the 9Th inst.
We were pleased to meet Mr., ".
feVey auu Ho" 'ioo'' n7H"
III our Town h"1
cohpAu'eu ny '"e''
a''en"'nH '"' 0o's
TINS week S LEDGER contains @ooo'oo
worth OF new Ne" ol'e"nS
ments' brooRna'en does nov "''oi'''o
THAT mncn III year II " no' Jul
FAINT Ii the trade does nos colhe mere
Don't forget lack Hockins' { hicago
excursion next Thursday, October 5ths
Fare for the round trip only S13.
Tickets good for twenty days to re-
turn on any train. Call or address Il. l..
Hoskins for further Information.
,nk y, the denot ntatform this
- 70 o,a of the vonno la
4ha ool,ooa vos discovered to
-, :, gro ins;da II WAS bursted omen
and the fire extinguished. Matches
must have been packed with the
clothing.
c,,.oh l.. = ho
rI- 800. ua
Jug i 1., rI| t.n;au
'ou'" +" sta TLo
sumo /
on"io' wa
iuuloer '"" "' ~"
nhgu.u
maze = le" n's"'' "e0'
the lnoS' par was
compahiea oy a HaiP ana oan!o' i"es
Went to SeYer"l houses AN" Il" e"'n
one made the lnao'tah'S u's'i"c''S fe>
member they nad oeen seiei'"de"'
Sam Magee' is making a name as a
detective. Whenever a prisoner es-
capes from Jail he gets description OF
him. lies low and captures him some
bright morning before sunrise. Geo.
Nelson is the last trophy. George now
languishes in jail
lash Priebarsch is the happi est
nla fo,hsrafa honncine laughing
vounester bow. Josh thinks he has the
finest baby in the world. and no one,