The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-02
AROUND TOWN.

Miss Mary Mikel has returned from
amp meeting.
The season that is so cheering to the
merchants heart has come.
The doctors of Brookhaven say that
people are alsrmingly healthy.
Miss Alice Stewart, who has been
visiting friends in Summit Is back.
Mrs. John B~essonett, of Terry, is
here wishing her mother, Mrs. Decell.
Morris Goslinski Jr. now occupies a
position as salesman behind the coun~
ters of Pfeifer & Dreyfus.
The personal property of Geo. Cesa>
rio was sold last week by Martin Nalty
at the request of the widow.
Miss Octavia Pickens stopped at
West Station on her return from Chi
cago to visit some relatives.
Maurice Levy and i. Lewenthal
left Friday night, the former 10 r New
York and the latter Chicago.
Everybody that went to Chicago and
St Louis came back delighted with
those cities and the west generally
Miss Seymour, who has been spend
ing the summer at Jesse Warrens, res
Turned last week to New Orleans.
Mr.. Parker, of Yazoo City, accom~
panied by his charming daughter
speut several days of last week in
town.
DIR. Godbold, who is now attending
the teeth of the afflicted at Magnolia,
spent Sunday and Monday with his
family here.
Mr.. Chas. Heuck and family, Miss
Ocie Pickens and r. II. Henry are the
absent Chicago tourist, all the rest
having returned:
Jno. NJ. II. Martin, jr.. who has
peer at Westville for the last few
weeks i0auguratlng the News, has re
turned to Brookhaven.
Felix Hitler has gone to Grenada to
clerk for z. Cohen & Son. We COM
mend him to the people of Grenada as
an upright, honorable Young man.
We published last week that Char
lie Johnson was again on the Street,
which was n mistake. He is much
improved, but has not yet left his bed.
Democratic clubs are now heing or
ganized all over the country. Amt
it about time Brookhaven was up and
doing something for the cause of Denis
ocracy?
There is a good deal of improvement
now going on in Brookhaven. Cotton
has commenced so roll in right freely,
and everything looks prosperous, Let
the good work go on.
There will be a race run LeXt Satur-
day week, at the track near mere, be-
tween a Union Church horse and the
Norris Ferguson horse. The race was
made by DR.. NJ. J. Ferguson and Mr..
Galbreath, and is for a purse of 5000
The Presbyterian meeting commenced
here Saturday and closed Tuesday, on
count of bad weather. Rev. w. B.
Bingham was assisted by the Rev.
Mr.. Grafton of Union Church, who de-
livered some very fine sermons There
was Il accession to the church.
Mr.. A, Berger, who has been connec-
ted for the last four years with the
mercantile house of Pfeifer & Dreyfus,
has retired, and we understand will
90 into business at Wssson with David
Abrams, of this place. We wish them
much success.
We observe that several of the lady
participators in the late Chicago eX~
cnrsion have brought back with them
many little trinkets as suyenoirs OF the
plea SAINT sojourn. These ladies are
enthusistics e the nnriyaled
Grandeur of that city.
Ian % A..
train in oueet Of Greenbackers. 1t be,
oop To look like he was not going to
frl any when at n little inland town
liza .lsoove,ad one He was so highly
.lafol that he treated ali around to
binders
p.. colia,oou who has
,, =; onr +owr far tha mast two
- r,a.4 of q Abrams has
.ouod r,r L,, homo greatly tn the
,orrov of her many friends and ac
a,o;utencas We hone this will not be
hor last visit 70 our town.
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