The Brookhaven leader., 1888-08-09
-owy AND COUNTY ITEMS.

hubs.
r,uorrow will bs gala day with the
ProhIbs.
r;,.,. cheese and creamery butter at
powclls.
H. Frilick's family have moved out to
West End.'
The Barbecue tomorrow promises to he
d, Grand success.
nr Dodds, of Franklin, was in town
the first of the week.
co 10 Powell for fresh cracker RS, cakes
and all canned goods.
Hartman has OIL hand fine lot "f the
Latest STYLES of furniture cheap.
po,t 2 is betting on having the bigge't
.,.or at the barbecue tomorrow.
PRESIDENT Fitzhugh is in Natchez this
week in the interest OF the College
1cvcnthars ice-cream soda is IL de-
rrbtful beverage. Don't fail to try it.
pr Bennett was called to Bogue Chitto
Tuesday evening on professional business.
Rev. C. X. Dudley preached acceptably
20 his admring congregation last Sab
bath
Several ladies' are expected here from
Summit tomorrow to attend the Prohibi-
ton picnic.
Mrs Schwem's children have recovered
from what was at first supposed to be ty-
phoid fever
Rrookhayen will look lonesome tomor-
row--nearly everybody is going to Old
Brook to the picnic.
scholarship in the best Commercial
College in the SOuth may be had on APP
plicaton TO this office.
The annual protracted meeting will be-
gin Mt Philadelphia Baptist Church, Ca
SEVILLE, next Saturday.
Miss Addie Marshall is faithful to every
trust and parents will do well to send
their children to her school.
Mr., W. b. Russell aud Miss Cora Ray
born we're married on July 29th, at the
residence OF the brides father.
Major Wimotb's ice cream and soda
are lust as delicious rs over. IL you don't
believe 1t just give him a call.
Pink Magee, OF Terrell, Texas, after
spending few weeks wit b his father and
family, started back again Sunday.
DR. Luther Sexton, Of Wesson, has pur-
chased the Tom Rails place and will soon
have it nicely fitted up for rent or sale.
The Honorable Board of Supervisors
have been in session all this week revis-
ing the assessment roll aud tranSacting
other business.
That earnest preacher and genial Chris
tian gentleman, Rev. J. A. Scarborough,
will begin the annual protracted meeting
at Union Hall tomorrow night.
DR.. George Robertson paid us IA wei
como call yesterday. He reports crops
badly damaged on Fair Riyer-corn burn
ing up aud cotton taking the rust.
The LEADER acknowledges the honor
Of a pleasant call on last Saturday from
that veteran agricultural writer and loyal
Prohibitionist, Col. Daniel bennett.
Miss Miriam Crutcher has been employ
ed as teacher of music and elocntion ut
Kavanaugh College. We congratulate
the Institution and Miss Miriam also.
Richard Scherck has conclL dcd that be
nlu
he was dosed with enletics and cuffed
around by the doctors took all the fun
out of it,
Messrs. Ed. and Clarence Harris, two
of the finest specimens of young man
hood we know, left Tuesday night for
Bolivar county, where they hold posi-
tons as statesmen.
"A poor Confederate soldier" visited
this office last Saturday afternoon in the
absence of the editor, "pied" lot of
type and, in printing Office vernacular,
literally reused the "devil."
The W. C. Il. u, notwithst anding the
unfavOrable weather, held an interesting
meeting on Tuesday evening. The old
staff of Offic GERS was reelected and the
Union stands, as always, ready for work.
Justice Curtis, of Bogue Chitto, sent
Willie Jackson, negro boy about 9 years
OF age, to the county Jail last week on
charge of horse stealing. Jailor Magee
says the boy shows decided signs of in
sanity.
On last Friday evening delightful So
cable was held in honor of Miss Mary
bee, at the family residence. Reports
say Miss Mary was surprisingly lovely Oh
the occasion mentioned, and did the hon
OTIS OF the evening in her happiest way.
The Primary Department of Whitworth
College will again he in charge of Miss
May Millsaps, who gave such general
satisfaction, and so greatly endeared her
sell to the hearts of her little pnpils last
session. No better selection could have
been made.
10 you want an engine, saw mill, grist
"'i'' moving machine, cotton gin, cotton
press, cane mill aud evaporator or any
thing in the machinery or mill supply
hhef If SO, call on or write to J. r.
Ferkins for circular and prices and state
"nat you want, and he will give you
satisfaction.
CHARLES Perkins and John Seavey, two
OF our no. ahead wanna ma, aaaarva @ha