The Brookhaven leader., 1888-11-29
.owx AND COUNTY ITEMS.

TOWN AND COUNTY ITEMS
thanksgiving Day
at poweIps sweet Pickles.
IN. Meera,bs can Sur you.
IN Powelrs for fruits, nuts and eau
dies-
For the very best groceries, 20 I" Pow
cll'..
Get Powelrs cracked wheat and rolled
Osts.
rhs weather is glorionsly bright this
week.
Air Johu Marshall spent Sunday with
his family.
If you can pay your subscription III
wood do 10.
pr Murrah preached at Hazlehurst
last sabbath.
The Lincoln Chancery Court conve"es
next Monday.
Miss Minnie Smorr was at home q Few
dAyt tHis "O
Hartman has splendid stock Of gents
.birts-clteap, too.
po,v Tibbs, of the Clarion Ledger Was
In town Sunday.
Miss Henry McClendon is suffering
with typhoid fever.
Mr.. Jordan is painting the Baptist
church at Wesson.
Hartman carries good line of hard
ware aud mill supplies.
When will those wedding belle ring at
the old Millsaps' place'
Hon. d. NJ. Watkins, Of Marionn coun-
Is, WAS in toyn on Monday.
The little boys are all on their headr
about the circus tomorrow.
Buy Your fruits from c. Heuck & Son.
fresh supply just received.
Rev. A. A. Lomax preached at Old
Brook last Sabbath evening.
The Old Hickory Wagon 10 the best
yet. Kept by +. H. Hartman.
The grand fancy ball Of the Vigilant
Fire Company takes place tonight.
Mr. Willie Godbold, of Caseyville,
besmed upon friends here Sunday.
Powell has the finest candies and the
best stock of Christmas goods in town.
Hartman has just received nice lin
Of new buggies and Old Hickory wagons.
Mr. Eugene Atkinson, of Jackson, was
visiting relations here Saturday aud Sun
day.
We understand that Mrs. Thompson, Of
Hazlehurst, 10 moving into Mr.. Barnard
Bees residence.
Heuck & Son have just received fine
limo of jeans, which they are selling ut
Alliance prices.
Have you seen that new lot OF jeans re-
osiv,d by Hartmann Well, you ought to.
1t can't be beat.
We regret to hear Of the serious illness
of pretty little Susie Becker. We trust
she may recover.
Miss Rosa Hart. and Messrs. Z. b. and
Alex LYMAN, all of Summit were visiting
friends here last Sunday.
Maj. Sessions is improving his portion
Of "West End" thereby .highly pleasing
the inhabitants of that locality.
The Vigilant Fire Company's Ball on
last Friday evening was, as nsaal, y
grand aud brilliant triumph Long may
they wave!
We regret to hear of the continued i'll
health of our good friend, J. L. Chiies.
of Caseyville. May he soon he as active
and energetic as of yore.
The case of S. II. Whitworth, Ike Hos
kins and Dan McClaia is being tried in
Jackson on u writ of habeas corpus be-
fore Chancellor Cowan.
DR.. w. l.. Bowman, of South Lincoln,
WAS in town last Saturday and called
during his stay to make q contribution TO
the LEADERS exchequer.
Will Alexander was for u time the
centre Of admiration at the Ball last
Thursday evening. He exhibited at
Hazehurst Friday evening.
Mr.. II. Brill, who has a coy shoe store
on Front Street, cordially invites every
body from town aud county to call on
him. Wen guarantee his goods.
We are in receipt of the Mississippi
University Magazine, montlily publica-
tlon OF merit. Our esteemed yOung friend,
q. 7. Fitzhugh, is diior-in-chief.
Grandma Krane went to the State
Far and says, The pamkins and ker.
shaws and the insane quilts did beat al
but the turnips and chicken show.
Miss Annie Lewenthail returned from
Amlte City last Sunday night and
brought with her Miss Ida Sternbergcr
aeharming young lady Of that place.
Prof. J. N. Girault paid the LEADER q
very pleasant call last Saturday while il
town and left u substantial token Of hi
good will and appreciation. The Profess
or reports his school at Little Bahala in I
prosperous condition, aud We trust it may
iong flourish.
General regret is expressed at the pro
liable loss the Methodist church will hav,
10 sustain when conference removes Rev
n. l.. Watkins fras.. fha raosit.os, m