The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-04-02
TOWN AND COUNTY ITEMS.


Fish are biting try your luck.
ae,rs and smIlcs-rain and shine.
Mrs. Daughtry has been very SICK.
Prohibition will win as sure as God il
ID.
whisky will he showed under THU
sollnd.
Mr. Felix May now has a good school al
1Ipion Hall.
Miss Fannie Maxwell spent last week
the Exposition. -.
Mr.. Jesse Warren, we regret to say, has
sen sick recently,
Miss Ella gethea, Of Summit, is visiting
fiss Lizzie Britain.
Presbyterian mite meet ng Friday night
L Mrs Chas. Heuck's.
Mrs. Frilick and children are on visit
% lIazlehurst, her old home,
The young indies are especially re-
nested to join the w. c. T. U.
Mrs. +. +. Becker and children, of Yves
on, are on visit to relatives.
Call on Tyler & Allen, Bogue Chitto, for
avs and mems clothing of all sorts.
Mrs. Galloway is having some splendid
improvements made on the parsonage.
D. Il. Perkins has full line of garden
los, rakcs, spades, shovels, forks, etc.
Tall and examine Perkins line of peck
81 knives, scissors, and fine case knives.
Miss Josie Daughtry, one of our most
vd,nircd young ladies, has our thanks for
feay kind favors.
Mir. 5. f. Magee, with his pretty Young
daughters, Misses blanche and Ola, spent
ast week at the Exposition.
Dir. X. c. Perkins, of st. Louis, and
III. Ed. Perkins, of Cairo, are here on a
,ist to relatives and old friends.
Dir. Jno. l. Marshall, of Eogue Chitto
pent last Friday in town and took his
wifc and little daughter back home with
iinl.
Hearts grew faint last Saturday even
ng at the threatening appearance of the
,louds-'just where the cyclones come
roIn' 4sss&
Miss Joe Deason has returned from
eaching at China Grove. Miss Nena
warren is now teaching there in her
stead.
lIow many Brookhaven ladies have
passed through al, experience similar to
hat of the Aberdeen woman related on
Ith pagc'
.Judge Chrismap, Judge Cassidy, Major
Sessions and Messrs Thompson and Nc
Nair are attending Court this week at
Meadville. .~
sir. Jesse Smith, of Union Hall, says he
axes more papers than any body and
ever has had his name in one yet. DO
You see it -.., -.. ~.
Maj. r. w. Millsars and lady, Mr.. 2.
b. Davis and lady and Mrs. A. d. Nc
cIcndon, were among the Exposition
visitors last week. .
MIR. George Hubener, of New Orleans,
pent several days in town last week Wis
ting friends and favored THE LEADER
with an appreciated call.
Sheriff Il. w. McNair ard Messrs. L. C..
Maxwell, jesse NJ. and Joe Smith, of
Union Hall, started down to the Exposi-
ton Sunday night to see the sights.
Two small closures on Cherokee street
this week-C. A. Pearce's family grocery
anil confectionery store, and Frank Cot
TOMS family grocery and restaurant.
Tyler d Allen, Bogue Chitto, have on
hand large and splendid stock of cloth
ing of every variety, which they are see
ing remarkably cheap for cash. Give
them call.
Our people must believe in Catching
the shadow ere the substance fades" Mr..
Tyler says that few. return from the Ex-
poston without soon being followed by a
packagc of photographs. .s.4.. 49,.
sOur clever medical friend, DIR. Geo. A.
leulllSSOli, ONO ol tno icttuihS Spitieo Va
Lawrence, favored, this Office with an
appreciated call last Thursday while on
his way to the Exposition.
Mrs. C. J. Hester, of this county, paid
us pleasant cali last Monday and sub
scribed for THE LEADER. She is an out
ahd-out Prohibitionist and says she Ia
missing her boy in,the same faith.
Now is the time to advertise YOU
Spring Goods, and THE LEADER is the
medium to do it in. We have over two
thousand readers weekly, composed o
the best class of people in this and ad
Dining coulfties-
There are soon to be two new drus
stores in town. DR.. A. Lewenthal will
open one in Mrs. Brooks new brick stOr,
on Cherokee street, and Mr.. Warner
Stewart, late of Jackson, will establish
another under the old Court-hous OF
Front street. -... .-..
THE LEADER acknowledges the pleas
pre- of call during the past few day
from the following friends and patrons
j. NJ. Smith,, Milton Allgood, G. NJ Ma
gee, j. C. Carpenter, Lycurgus, ALDER
and w. w. Case, Willis Smith, John l
Nor shall auaA RiebarlsnpuT