The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-11
TOWN AND COUNTY ITEMS.
Winter fingers.

Winter fingers.
co and see the Scnorrenberg Bros.
Judge Chrisman is holding court In
Amite.
Visitors to Mardi Gras are too numer-
GUS to mention.
An excess of rain is operating seriously
against the farmers.
Tho Schnorrenb,rg brothers are no
blowers. They do what they PROMISE
Try them.
The appointment of DIR. Grafton as
County Superintendent has been confirm
ed BY the Senate.
Onr young friend Eugene McCormic k
now smiles behind the counters of Messrs
sherman 4 Davis.
The W. c. T. u. will meet at MIS-.
Strickand's tomorrow at 3 p. N. Let al
members attend if possible.
Assessor Tyler is spending the week in
town Oh official business. lie is an atfa-
BILE and pains-taking official, and beyon u
service.
How TO Boom BUsINEss.-No man can
make his business boom by grievons
grumbling in the gloom. But he who'd
reap crop surprising must SOW the seed
by advertising.
Major J. +. Sessions and Col. J. NJ
c,r D.,:I 4 ~
missioner for this district as provided un-
der the new Act of the Legislature.
Both are well qualified for the place.
Our worthy young friend Larkin Bag
gett has changed his base to the popular
Family grocery store of j. b. Nalty, where
he will be always glad to see aud serve
his old friends with the best of bargains
Read the Act amending the City char
Ter. AS soon as they can be obtained,
THE LEADER will publish all of the new
local acts relating to this county and
such general laws us will be of special in
terest.
THE LEADER returns THANKS with a
big L to its many friends and patrons
who have made CASH responses to state
ments of account recently sent ont, and
hopes others will hasten to follow their
example. Our stock of thanks is by no
means exhaust ed yet
Mr. Hyman Zwirn, formerly connected
with the houses of Messrs Max Pre-
s,atsch and David Wilson, at this place,
bnl lately engaged in business at Summit,
will soon locate in Brookhaven for the
purchase of hides, furs, tallow, poultry,
eggs and all kinds of country produce for
cash. We will be glad to welcome Mr..
Zwirn back.
Rev. j. II. Gambrell, State Prohibition
Lecturer, addressed a large concourse of
our people at the Methodist church, last
"Wednesday night. Mr.. Gambrel handled
manner, and depicted the evils Of intem-
perance vividly. His hearers were well
pleased with his discourse.-Sammh SenH-
mel, March 5th.
Tho store house formerly occupied by
Daughtry & Smylie has been repainted
and thoroughly renovated by its pur-
chaser, Mr.. f. Bowsky, and is now occu
pied 10y the Schnorrenberg brothers as
o fancy grocery and general provision
store. The Messrs. Snorrenberg are wide
awake, thorough going young men, and
We predict for them q successful future.
Onr clever friend, Col. Ii. F. Jones, for
many years II resident of Beauregarl and
Copiah county, has removed to Brook
haven, and will occupy the Harmon resi-
dence. We are glad to have Mr.. Jones
numbered among our citizens. He is the
Inventor of u patent "back-band" of very
superior merit, and II metal "hame-
String" that can't be beaten, which he
will sell in either job lots or by retail,
and our farmers would certainly find it to
their advantage to call upon him and in
n vest.