The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-09-11

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THURSDAY, September n, 1854.
rowN AND COUNTY ITEMS.
Mussle your canine.
The city IL assuming business air.
Judge Chrisman is holding Court .
Liberty.
Mary items Of interest have beer
crowded out Of this Issue. %
The Baptist Mite Society will meet to
morrow night at the residence Of Mr.. b
I. Hobbs. An Interesting programme
d being Arranged.
On .our secand paes to-day will b
fasnd 4 striiiaf and instructive illustra
tion q he comparative worth Of tho We
'rious kinda Of baking powders now u
the market.
whilst others are grumbling and talk
ine about hard times, Max Prize.
bstsch 10 kept busy selling goods and
getting ready for . big fall trade. Bee
sunouncement elsewhere.
All members Of the Young Men's Litera-
nv Society, together with any who may
desire 20 Join the organization, are urg-
entity requested to meet next Tuesday
night ct the Office of Spencer e. Lewen-
thai.
We have heard of one gentleman who
wants to run for the Legislature a. can
didate either Of the Prohibitionists or the
Anti's-he's not particular which so he
. pets there. It's safe to say he will be
chosen by neither.
Mr.. J. d. Burkitt one of the most sue
cessful farmers of Lawrence and valued
subscriber to The LEADER, honored us
with q call last Thursday. He was the
first and 90 far the only person TO bring in
three bales ::cf NeW cotton at one time.
Rev. j. X. Parish, who has been preach
ing for the.past eight years for the old Mac
edonia church at Byram, Kinds county,
was ON last Sabbath called indefinitely to
sixty persons into this church during bis
bishopric.
The CITY Council and Street Commits
sioner McClendon put their heads tOgeth-
er for good. while last week trying to
discover plan by which they could re-
verse the natural order of things and
compel the water at Storms corner to
run up hill but it w:s no 60, and they
finally gave it up Is bad job.
Prof. E. Menger, for the last thirty
years Professor Of Music in the popular
Central Female Institute ut Clinton,
Miss, spent last Friday and Saturday
here visiting the editor Of THE LEADER
and his family to whom he is very nearly
rotated. Like nearly every one who visits
our fourishing little city, he was much
pleased with its appearance.
Royal Lunc,, House, Nos. 10 Royal
street and 10 Exchange Alley, New Or
leans, will be found among the best places
in the Crescent Cry for good lunch OF
square meal. Every thing il neatly kept,
and Messrs. GiinorA& Oregon, the clever
proprietors, spare no pains in seeing that
you are comfortably provided for, and all
Vt the most reasonable rates.
Mr.. +. Il. Harilon, one Of the deserved
~ popular milliners of the Crescent City,
ann0unceshis readiness to supply our lady
readers with fresh fall millinery of the
latest styles. See advertisement In an
ether column. All orders receive prompt
I'D careful attention, and W. can conf
IDENTIFY commend Mr.. Hardou as one who
win do every thing promised.
This being season Of the year when
people are specially desirous of knowing
where they can get the best cotton gins
and presses, corn and cane mills, steam
pumps and other machinery, we take
pleasure in referring such persons to thu
veteran machinery man Of New Orleans
He will give satisfaction for any thing il
his line.
The Lincoln county Commissioners t.
the Cotton Centennial Exposition, ap
pointed by Gov. Lowry under the Expo
sition Act, and all others interest in hav
ing Lincoln county creditably represent
cd 1t tho great Worlds show, are urged
TO meet ct the Sheriff,s office at II A. M
on saturday, Sept. Goth. To the great
importance Of the meeting we will aiiuds
moro ct length in our next. Remember
the date and be on hand.
Nnssrs. A. B. Griawold & Co., the old
reliable jewellers of 119 Canal street, New
Orleans, have q new advertisement in an
other column to which we invite the ut
teutiOn of the reader. The already Gle
giant store of these gentlemen has beer
Teftted and beautiied, and is being filled
with all styles of jewelry and handsome
and useful articles tor che fall trade
They make speciality Of spectscles, and
never fail to give satisfaction.
The attention of our Jewish fellow
citizens il especially directed to the ad
vsrtisement of Mr.. Alphonse Marx in an
other column Of to-day's paper, in which
he offers special attractions in New Yeal
cards. Mr.. Marx is pleasant, agreeable
gentleman, accommodating and entirely
reliable, and will do just what he says
He also carries large stock of wedding
and visiting cards, stationery, gold pens
brackets, picture frames, etc., and no Gus
toner will fail to be satisfied who gives
him . trial. -
Hon. J. B. YellOwly, Republican can
didate for Congress in this District, spent
last Tuesday in the city, calling upon ole
acquaintances and forming new ones
Mr.. Yeilowly is . native Mississipian, be
ing . member of an old, wealthy and re
spected family of Madison county where
he isnow successfully engaged in faI ming
and personally il Intelligent and clever
but he has got on the wrong side to win
and 10 sure to be showed under by Banks
by several thousand majority. TIL
LxADER acknowledges the courtesy OF ;
pleasant call during his stay.
John NJ. Martin.
: The death Of this promising and honor
ed young man, which we announced a
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