The Brookhaven leader., 1888-11-29
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

stamping done.
Chewing gum aud candy by Wholesale
at Leary's Bakery.
For all kinds of Spices, Fruits nuts,
etc, go to Leary's.
Xmas goods by the case or dozen ut N.
o. prices at X. A. Leary's.
100 bushels pure Peerless cotton seed
for sale. Apply to J. W. Martin.
Powell has everything fresh in the gro
Gerry line, all ut the lowest prices.
Try DIR. LswenthaPs hot soda and lem
onade. 1t is u fine drink these cold days.
Choice strawberry plants for sale, Suck-
err State and Crescent. Apply to Dr.J.W.
Martin.
If you wish y cheap and elegant hat or
bonnet, go direct to Mrs. T. }. s. Nc
Graths.
| Have you seen those beautiful dolls ~
Mrs. T. j. s. McGrath's Z They are
beauties.
Attention, knights of Honor: Regular
meeting Monday, December 8. Election
of officers.
Hons. r. II. Thompson and A. C. Nc
Nair are attending Chancery CoSrt at
Monticello.
Mrs. T. J. S. McGrath has beautiful
assortment Of silk floss arrasine and
chenille.
Misses Annie, Emma and Carrie Hu-
bene-, of New Orleans, are visiting
! friends here.
Mr.. Heuck has returned from New
Orleans, where he laid in big supply of
holiday and other goods.
Misses Mollie and Eliza Daughtry, two
of our most popular young ladies, are
visiting relatives in Canton.
Mrs. A. E. Thompson, of Bogue Chitto,
was in town Friday, the guest of h. r
daughter, Mrs. Tom McNair.
Our appreciated friend, Mrs. VIM. A.
Vaughan will please accept the editors
thanks for a sample of her fine tnrnips.
We regret to learn that G w. Smith.
the worthy section master of the /. c
Railroad, is seriously sick with pneumo.
| MIA.
Martin McGrath has returned from
NJ obile, Ala, where he went in response
to the news that his brother, Jim, was
very ill.
Rev. j. II. Gambrell has accepted an
invitation to deliver the dedication adj
dress next Sabbath at the dedication
services of Kedron Baptist church near
Amte, La.
Will and Martin McGrath, the hand
some junior members of the popular firm
of John McGrath Il Sons, are bound to
lead. See their photos and announce
Inent in another column.
The jury in the ease of j. w. Boone VS..
Norwood and Butterfe!d tried in the U.
S. Court, returned u verdict on last Mon
day for 81, 100 in favor of the plaintiff.
The suit was for about 81, 900 and excited
some interest here.
Capt. Aldrich, foreman of the North
mills, has removed his family from Chi
cago to our city, and now occupies The res
idence lately vacated by Aaron Berger, on
North Jackson street. We bid them well
come to Brookhaven.
Mr.. p. P. Durr paid the LEADER q call
last Friday tn settle his subscription and
brought along n sample of home made
molasses, which was as fine az we ever
saw. Mr.. Dnrr says he made over two
hundred gallons of nalasses from this
wears crop AMI says he has about
100 gallons for sale.
Remember that Hogg's big Crescent
City Excursion will pass here next We'd
ncs,lay, December 5th. The fare from
Brookhaven will be only $3.50 foi the
round trip, tickets good to return on any
regular train within five days. This is
rare opportunity for all who wish to visit
New Orleans. Accommodations the best
See schedule in another column.
A very sad accident happened yester-
day to the aged mother of the Messrs.
Priebdtsch, of this place. She has been
in feeble health fOT some time, and yester-
day, while sitting in her room alone by
the CRATE, her clothing accidentally
caught fire, and before assistance could
reach her and the flames be extiugnished,
she was terribly and perhaps fatally
burned.
Chas. Chrisman, Esq, is filling most
acceptably the position of Circuit Clerk
during the Illness of Mr.. Warren. He
has frequently served as deputy durin &
the Court terms, is thoroughly conversan,
with the law AMI details of the Office,
and no one in the county is better quail
fled for the place, on which both MIR.
Warren and the public are to be congrat.
ulated.