The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-01-22
TOWN AND COUNTY ITEMS.
The Skating Rink holds its own.

The Skating Rink holds its own.
sr. Tom white has closed his store.
"Illnstrious Ounces" tomorrow night !!
:. Miss Addie Marshall left for the EXPOSE
ton Monday.
It's still true that "A new broom
sweeps clean"
DIR. johnson spent several days in New
Orleans last week.
Miss Fannie maxwell spent several days
in town last week.
Jimmie Pickens is beginning to feel at
home in our office.
The "house warming" at Nj. sherck's
was grand success.
Mrs. Kidd Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Gadbsrry, at Yszoo City.
Be sure aud go to hear the "Illuatrious
Dances" tomorrow night.
when in New Orleans, go to kalsr's
Lodging House, 1879 Camp st.
The county officers have moved into
their new quarters in Hoskin's Hall.
Mr.. N. w. Ramsey was in town last
Friday and favored THE LEADER with
call.
Mrs. Leila Cummings residence is near
ly completed and will be an ornament to
che town.
Miss Lula Skcahan sprsined her arm
"a the Rink by u hard fall ut her first at
tempt ct skating.
Services in the Baptist church next
sabbath ut IL q. IN. and Z. p. III; also at
obi Brook at $3.50 p. III. by Elder j. X.
Parish
Miss Joe DeasOn, that very practical
and attractive young lady, is clerking ~
her fathers store In montgomery for a
short time.
The Prssby terrain mite meeting will he
held ~ tho residence of MT. +. II. Hart
man to- m PROV (Friday) night. Every
body Invited.
Notwithstanding the recent fire Max
Priebatsch continues to sell the world
renowned high arm No. American Sew
tng Machine.
Tho young ladies of BroOkhaven have
organized cooking club. Ii il said that
the way to mems hearts is down their
throats. The girls are going for the boys
hearts now.-Se0rd and Shield.
Admission to the Lecture tomorrow
night, Is cents, children and College girls
10 cents. The parsonage fund must be rails
ed-let all 20 for the benefit. of the fund.
Or. Galloway excells himselfin this lecture.
Baron seensn, the great prestidigita-
teur and illusionist, with his carnival of
wonders is billed for three performances
at Heuck's Hall beginning on Monday,
January 26th. The Baron has justly
earned worldwide reputation, and is
highly endorsed by both press and people
wherever he performs. Those who fail
TO hear him will miss . treat. Usual
price Of admission.
Notwithstanding the inclement wealth
ct the Novice Cooking Club gave their
entertainment and supper Tuesday night
at DIR. Bowen's. Though only few OF
the invited guests were present q most
agreeable evening was spent. The sup
Per, prepared entirely by the young Ia
dies, vas decided success. The future
cooks looked rosy and sweet in their red
Aresses and white aprons.
The following officers were installed in
Hiizheim Lodge No. 1447 of Knights Of
Honor on January 18th, 1885, to serve
ono year: G. J. Heuck, Dictator; d.
Wilson, vice-Dictator Thos. H. Lewis,
Assistant Dictator; j. B. Daughtry, Re
porter; J. H. Willoughby, Financial Re
porter; E. NJ. Bee, Treasurer; Chas. Fl
Penn, Guide; F. H. Hartman, Chaplain
Jno. L. White, Guardian; G. w. Smith
6entipel.
The Worlds Exposition impresses diff
ferent persons in different ways. Uncl'
Billy Larkin tells Of certain rura
friend who went down to see the sights
spending several days, and when he re
turned was asked by Uncle Billy what h,
thought Of the thing anyhow. "Well
! can't tell you" replied Rusticus, "a fel
low sees so much and gets SO used NJ
he can't remember anything about il
Bat tell you what I did see. There
one Of the infernalest biggest pumpkin
down there q man ever hearn tell of. /
weighs . hundred and seventy-sevel