The Brookhaven leader., 1885-03-26
TOWN ANp.couNTY ITEMS.


day.
An uncommonly backward spring, Mr..
Farmer!
BE Independent in all things; neutral
in nothing"
Our merchants are receiving their
spring stocks.
Call on Tyler s. Allen, Bogue Chitto, for
boys and mems clothing of all sorts.
Our young friend Prof. !. W. Bethea, of
Summit, spent last Saturday in town.
Boy your clothing of all sorts from Ty-
Ter g. Allen of Bogue Chitto. They sell
cheap for cash.
Mrs. J.R. Parish is ono of the most
earnest, Jealous Sabbath-school teachers
we ever know.
The proceedings Of the Beard of Super
visors furnish some interesting items to
our county readers.
THE LEADER will publish the next
whisky petition filed in Brookhaven, free
If charge, rs curiosity.
Mrs Marshall will open for the free
school term next Monday. Parents
should take notice accordingly.
Please hand us in the names of those
who do not go TO the Exposition-the 9th
ers are 'too numerous to MENTION
The cheap excursion rates to the Expo
.ition have been discontinued, and thereby
the Railroad has again "put its foot into
it,"
Last Thursday Messrs. J. ii. Allen, of
Bogue Chitto, and s. l.. Cupit, of the Ca
SEVILLE neighborhood, made us "valua-
BILE" calls.
Mr.. Thomas Perkins and sisters, the
Misses CantoDi, and several others whose
names we could not learn, went down to
New Orleans Saturday night.
Tyler & Allen, Boguc Chitto, have on
hand large and splendid stock of cloth
ing of every variety, which they are sell
ing remarkably cheap for cash. Give
them call.
Any o2e having bills against this office
will please present them and they will
be promptly paid. The LEADER has re-
allied on one-tourth of the capitol il has
had locked up for the last few mouths by
the failure of Green's Bank.
The attention of our Catholic readers
il respectfully invited to an article on the
4th page of to days paper, from the New
Orleans Christian Advocate. II will
prove mighty interesting reading to
some Professionals Of our acquaintance, too.
The following have been enjoying the
Exposition MIR and Heuck, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Prebatsch, Mr.. and Mrs. Hart
man, Mrs Bessonett, Mrs. Tibbs, Mrs.
Wesley Martin, Miss Lathrop, Misses
Mollie aud josie Daughtry and Dr..
Watts.
All who contemplate going to New Or
leans should not fail 10 read the adver-
tisement of Mrs X. u. Chandler on first
page. Mrs. Chandler is Mississippi la
dy, being lately from jackson, and takes
special pleasure in entertaining Mississip-
plans. llor boarding house combines
the three prime acknowledgements,
convenience and cheapness.
Mira N. l.. Wells, representing tl.c Va
tional Christian Wou.an's Temperance
Union, arrived last night, and will deliv-
er An address at the Presbyterian church
at half past o'clock this evening. The
public generally, and especially the ladies',
are earnestly invited to be present. Mrs.
Wells will be the guest of Mrs. l.. a. Kidd
lnring her visit to our city, and will be
glad TO meet any ladies who may choose
TO call.
After brief but brilliant journalistic
career, Our friend DR.. V. Is. Watts has
withdrawn AZ one Of the editors and pro.
Prietors of tho Radiator, and will herce.
forth devote himself exclusively to bis
profession dentistry. Col DcasOn re-
mains in charge as sole editor and propri
etor of the new paper and says it vii
take at least a year anyhow for hin
10 get enough. Here's fresh grip
Colonel.
Appropos the agitation of the whisk,
question now going on in our midst, DIR
Galloway last Sunday night preached al
eloquent and powerful sermon from Cain'
words, Gam / my brothers keeper ?
Among many other points backed up by
unanswerablo argument, was that every
man who signs petition to establish ;
saloon in this community, is ga silen
partner in the business, and morally re
sponsible for all the crimes aud evils il
entails. Every petiton-signer in tow
should have heard it for himself.
Peterson's Magazine for April comes t.
MS with lovely steel-engrsving o
"Adeline," one of Tennyson's heroines
beautiful, double size, steel, coloret
fashiOn-plate and half a hundred othe
illustrations for stories, workable, fash
ions, etc. The stories-though ''Peter
SOD" is celebrated for good stories-ar
better than ever. Frank Lee Benedict's
''The Burglary Mt Archer's," is full 0
humor. Mrs Stephens, '"The Motherles
Girl" gets more pathetic and powerful
AS it goes on. The brilliant novelet o
New York fashionable life, by Mrs. Johl
Sherwood, "The Lost Ariadne," comes T.
conclusion, in which the parties VIII
deserve il are properly made happy.
noyelet by new author, "a Tale of Lon