The Brookhaven leader., 1885-02-12
TOWN AND COUNTY ITEMS.

The Board of Supervisors meet Monday
Saturday will DO st. Valentines uay'
Our address is unchanged.
When in New Orleans, go to kalar 8
Lodging House, 1879 Camp st.
Miss Lula Scott, an attractive young
lady of Veto, is visiting Miss Maria NO
BILE.
Misses Sallie and Josie Johnson and
Haiti. and Ida Martin visited the Expo
sitiOn last week.
GOOD second hand cooking stove can
he had at a bargain by any one who VIII
apply at this Office.
Mr.O.H. Johnston, formerly of the
Copiah Signal and now of Rankin, paid
us pleasant call last Saturday
Cant. A. f. Moreton spent last week in
at. louis and came back just head o.
the cold wave which struck here Mon
day.
Assessor McDavitt desires every one
whom he has furnished with blanks to re-
turn same at once. Do not neglect this
matter.
The Brookhaven Radiator, a new paper
by Messrs. Deason IL Watts, is on our Ia
be. The proprietors and the new enter
prise have our best wishes.
Miss Mollie Daughtry left the first of
the week for an extended visit to rela-
tiyes in Canton. She is one of our most
charming and popular young ladies and
will be greatly missed during her alb
sence.
Prof J. M,Girault has removed from
Union Hall to the neighbOrhood of Rock
mort, where he will resume the occupa-
ton of teaching school. He is a clever
gentleman and good teacher, and such
the Rockport people will find him.
Visitors to New Orleans will always
find Royal Lunch House, No. Il Royal
street, one of the best places IN the
city to obtain good lunch or square
meal. Accommodations for both ladies
and gentlemen, at prices the most reason
able.
The mild weather of Friday, Saturday
and Sunday changed suddenly Monday
to a regular blizzard. For the last three
DAYS ice, oveTcoats and fires have been all
of the fashion. Wednesday night about
3 inches of snow fell and this morning it
is raining. There is nothing like variety
DR.. J. b. Daughtry's Fire Insurance
agency, besides settling over $4,000 losses
on the fire of December 2Sth., 1884, issued
32policies during the month of January,
1885. Prompt settlements and his undivi-
ded attention to all details of the lnsur-
ance business is the cause of his success
All of our lady readers who attend the
Exposition, or who desire to order milli-
merry by mail, are reminded of the excel
lent advantages offered in this line by
Mime. Rosa Reynoir, No. Charities ST.,
New Orleans. Her stock is superb and
complete in every respect, and while she
needs no recommendation from us to
those who have on ce given her a trial,
We will say for the benefit of those who
have not, that nowhere will they be sur
er of obtaining just what they wish, or
receive fairer treatment.
The Methodist Parsonage has been new
ly painted, papered and refurnished
preparatory to the moving in of DR.. Gal
loway and family. Too much cannot be
said in praise of the Methodist ladies, by
whose zeal and well directed efforts not
only these improvements have been
made, but the parsonage itself built.
They have worked faithfully with their
own hands to accomplish this result, and
az evidence of this, may be cited their
furnished tables during Court from which
alone they realized s152.75.