The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-11-15
Gown AND COUNTY ITEMS

fry built.
Mr. Josh Priebatsch spent Monday ii
Jackson.
Dr. Frilick returned to Meridian las
Saturday.
If sou can pay your subscription il
wood do 50.
Indigo Chrisman is holoingg Court thI,
week at Liberty.
Mr.. Bee spent Sunday WITHHOLD friend,
in New Orleans.
Hartman has a splendid stock of gents
shirts-cheap, too.
Hartman carries good line of hard
ware and mill supplies.
Or. Mitchell is spending few days at
the Office of DIR. McNair.
Mrs. Ada PROXY returned to her home
in Natchez Sunday night.
Buy your fruits from C. Heuck & Son.
A fresh supply just received.
The Old Hickory Wagon is the best
yet. Kept by F. II. Hartman.
There never was such beautiful millin-
cry in town rs at the present time.
Wallace Bowen, of Wesson, was in
town short while Monday evening.
Mr.. A. Krauss came up on business
trip from New Orleans Sunday night.
Powell has the finest candies and the
hest stock of Christmas goods in town.
Hartman has just received nice line
of new buggies and Old Hickory wagons.
Mrs. Lewenthal, the mother of the Mes
srs. Priebatsch, is reported dangerously
i'll.
Yrs. W. W. Henderson and Miss Mary
Bee visited New Orleans several days last
week.
The LEADER wants your job printing.
Satisfaction guaranteed in quality and
price.
1t is inspiring to enter McGrath's es-
tablishment and note how busy every
body is.
Hon. r. ii. Thompson and Judge Cas-
sedy are attending Chancery Court at
Hazlehurst.
Harry Hamiltou's genial and familiar
face has been seen frequently on the
streets lately.
Hiram Cassidy, Jr., has gone to Allan
to 10 perfect himself in steuography and
type-writing.
vast congregation of citizens attend
ed the funeral Sunday evening of the late
w. p. Linton.
Hcuck & Son have just received fine
line of jeans, which they are selling nj
Alliance prices.
Have you seen that new lot of jeans re-
ceiv,d by Hartmann Well, you ought to.
1t cau't be beat.
Jack Frost made his appearance Sun
day aud Monday mornings, laying low
lender vegetation.
A nice line of furniture is one of the
attractions at Hartman's well-stocked
store. Sold cheap.
The musicale at the College Friday
night was pronounced splendid success
10y all who attended.
Miss Fannie Bowen returned to Wesson
Sunday night, to the regret of her many
friends and admirers.
Prof. Kraft, of Ohio, - now one OF
Whitworth's faculty. He is said to be "a
born musician" and a sweet singer.
Mr.. JEFF. d. Chrisman, of Cleveland,
Miss, was ut his old home Sunday.
Jeff7s friends about here are legion.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Cas-
ton, who live near Union Hall, was bu-
ricd at the cemetery Saturday evening.
The county Jail has three inmates, all
colorcd. One is charged with horse
stealing, one with robbery and one with
murder.
Brookhaven shippedi more cotton last
season than any year in the last ten. Let
her have compress and her cotton re-
ceipts would more than double.
We take pleasure in referring our read
ers to the advertisement of the famous
LeConte Nursery, Smithville, Ga. spe
cial rates given to Alliance men.
NIr. II. Brill, who has a coy shoe store
on Front Street, cordially invites every
body from town and county to call OF
him. Well guarantee his goods.
Miss Ollie Watkins, we'll known former
iy as one of Whitworth's most excellen
teachers, has been visiting her brother
Rev. A. +. Watkins, and Mrs. Galloway
The Young Meu's Christian Association
was reorganized Monday night and is nov
ON permanent basis. Regular meeting
every Monday night. Long may It Hour
ish.
Mayor Brennan says there Is not va
cant dwelling in town, and families want
ing to move here find it difficult TO secur
homes. Verify, Brookhaven hasn't drie'
up yet.
Tuesdays excursion to the State Fair
Pike County Day-was almost as thin
air. Judge Mcmillan, Mrs. Hobbs an
Paul were the only passengers fror
Brookhaven.
Postmaster Tyler, Miss Daisy Hoskin'
:. +. Magee, and John w. Martin, Jr
were summoned to Jackson yesterday o