The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-22
+owN AND COUNTY ITEMS.

luck.
Read what Sheriff McNair has to say tc
taxpayers.
let there be a full turnout a. the pri-
marics next Saturday.
G.. McNair, Esq, has a handsome cot
tarr residence nearing completion.
street Commissioner McClcndon is
Greatly improving the streets and cross
WAYS.
Miss Sallic Strickland Mrs. +. j. Rials
and others are raising silk worms success
tally.
Hon. Il. II. Thompson and A. Lewcn-
tral, Esq, are at jackson on legal bust
IcSs.
There has been great improvement i'll
the pavcments, and still the good work
goes bravcly on.
Hon. A. II. Longino was among the
handsome South Mississippians we noticed
at the Press Ball.
Mr. Abe Lcwcnthal attended the Press
Eall, but we think he will vote the bawl on
the way home the biggest.
Mr.. Henry Lewenthsl is attending L. 5.
Court at Jackson, where he has an at
ttchment case PENDING
Mr.. +. J. $. McGrath has returned from
Castillian Springs, much improved by
,I,,.ir hnn IA. al NatprS
DR. johnson is having II splendid gravel
walk laid from the southeast corner of the
college lot to the front of the new build
ing.
\ grown man, hisconsolate and i'll tears,
was seen OH the streets Tuesday. 1t was
HE old story. lie had got drunk and lost
his money.
Our esteemed Young confrcrc, S. d.
Dale, of the Pearl River News, favored us
with pleasant ca on his way from the
Press Convention.
Mr. John NJ. Martin is at Jackson IN
der the treatment of the great Mississippi
Surgeon, DIR. NJ. $. Craft. HIS devoted
father is also with him.
Mr. IL. w. Barton, travelling agent of
that great Southern Daily, the New Or
leans Times Democrat, favored us with Il
pleasant call Saturday and Monday.
We deeply sympathize with our friends
Dr. and Mrs. b. d. Bishop in the loss of
their little daughter, Mary Larkin. She
was one of the sweetest and most beauti-
ml of children.
Our young friend Jacob Lcwcnthal has
returned from New Orleans, where he has
been in business for SOME time past, and
is now engaged as salesman in the furni-
lure store of his brother, 4. Lewcll-
thai, Jr.
Rev. L. p. Douglass and Rev. J. II.
Parish will exchange pulpits next Sun
Gay, the former preaching at this place at
the hours of IL A. N. and p. NJ, and the
latter at Friendship ut HOO \. NJ. and Sat
ur,lay preceding.
Mr. w. II. Dixon, who thoroughly I'M
,lcrstands the butchrring business, has
opened at the Market House and is pre-,
pared to furnished our citizens with the
besf of beef and mutton. Read his card
and give him call
We are glad to see our young fricnp
Louis Cohn, of Monticello, is succeeding
finely since branching out in business for
himself. IL, carries one of the hand
som, st and most complete stocks of mer-
,handise to he found any where i'll Il
country 'own.
Mr. Lyman Twin, heretofore one of
the principal statesmen in the popular
sore of Max Priebatsch, can now be found
east side of the Ra ilroad at the new store
recently opened by Mr.. David Wilson
where he will be pleased to meet all of his
old friends, and offer them excellent bar
gains as of yore.
Brookhaven Cash Store - Milburn
Wagons and Buggies-DOors, Sash and
Blinds-Furniture, Stoves and Sewing
Machine',- the way the new sign reads
on the front of the New Store recently
Wilson, and it means all it says and a
good deal more.
The tramp who lost both arms is still
living and cheeriul-a strange fact for
one in his condition-and may get we'll.
Mr., Bee has heard from his relatives in
rittsburg, and they are unable to assist
him, and he suggests that our people
take turn-about" for the present in sup
plying his necessities.
Lieut.. Oscar I. Crosby took his de-
Parture last Saturday morning to resume
his duties on the Engineer Corps of the
L. S. Army at Willctt's Point, New York
llarbOr. TIE LEADER acknowledges the
honor of several pleasant calls from
friend Oscar during his furlongh, and our
hest wishes attend him. He is one of the
young men who is an honor to his State.
The Firemen's Ball.