The Brookhaven leader., 1888-05-10

10 witness Leou's rope walking.
Next term will witness new era oil
rrospcrlly for Whitworth College.
Iewenthals ice-crealn soda is II de
lirhtful beverage. Don't fail to try it.
DIR. J. b. Gambrell conducted prayer
meeting at the Baptist Church Thursday
night.
Prot. Leon and his company left Mon
day for Magnolia. He is foll team by
himself.
Mrssrs Brantly Smith, }. W. Reed and
Z. }. smith paid us an appreciated cail
last week.
Mr.. Henderson A. Smith returned from
Alabama on last FRIDAY with
Mississippi.
CIsTERNs-A. Riggs Il Bro, pa Delord
street, near Dryades, New Orleans. Send
for price list.
Rev. c. II. Dudley preached at the
Presbyterian church Sunday to II large
congregation
Mrs Watkins. mother of Rev. A. 7.
Watkins, will spend mouth with her son
at the Drcell House.
Ascholarship in the best Commercial
College in the South may b" had on APP
pication To this Office.
Rev J. H. Gambrell is in North Mis-
siSsippi in the interest of the State Pro
hbltlon Executive Committee.
Mr. c. Abrams, Ben Abrams, Mrs
Belle Abrams and Miss Minnie Abr 'ns
visited New Orleans this week.
\ glorious rain came Sunday aud am
other Monday night, and the gardens ana
farms are booming as IA result.
Lewcnthal's soda tount, with its iuvit-
ins seats, is just the place for the ladies
to call and get II refreshing drink.
At meeting of the Fire Department
May @th, Capt. J. A. lIoskins was elected
Chief and Mr.. y. F. Becker Assistant
Chief
Messrs. j. d. and T. NJ Woolley, of
CaScyville, were in to see us Friday and
had their names enrolled on our subscrip-
ton list.
The LEADER office is now turning out
some fine samples of job printing. Give
tia trial when yon need any thing in
this line.
McSsrS. l.. {. Maxwell and r. ". Me
Nair, have been chosen rs delegates to
represent the Alliance at the State
Immigration Convention.
Rev, W. g. Murrah opened protract-
ed meeting at Magnolia on last Sabbath
His sermon WAS i'll keeping with the ser
mons he breaches in Bro0khaven.
Mrs. DR.. Butler and Der little daughter
Mel, have returned from visit to friends
and relatives at Wesson. They expect to
return to their home on Lake Washington
next Monday.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Frilick
has been quite sick during the past few
days. Her sister, Miss Annie Vardcman
Of llazlehurst, is with her and attending
to her Millinery store.
Our handsome Young friend j. Nj. Zach
any was in town Saturday and renewed
his SUBSCRIPTION to the LEADER. He says
he does not want to receive one of those
Internal machines through the mails.
Major Wilmoth extends special inVi-
tatlon to all his country cousins to call
ana give his soda water and other good
things trial. He will take particular
pleasure in serving all who will favor him
with their patronage.
A colored damsel attempted to carve
another with a razor OH Front Street
saturday afternoon. She was promptly
arrested by Marshal Hurst and after
wards assessed by the Mayor with $500
and costs.
Mrs, F. ID. Wimberly. (nse Miss Lille
heard) died in Wesson last Friday. Mrs.
"lmberly once resided in Brookhaven
and had many frieuds here who admired
hef Tor her many graees of character, and
who will mourn her untimely death.
woman's dress torn into shreds and
cut IN places was found last Sabbath
morning in ditch to the west of town.
ne larger part of the dress was bundled
mp and stuck in hole. It was gray
worsted, trimmed in black velvet, with
black jet buttons. Mystery!
We are informed by the officers of the
Vlgilant Engine Co. No. /. that the pro-
ceeds of the ball will be used towards
erecting cistern at the corner of West
Cherokee street and Railroad Avenue
ms is d step in the right direction, az
Twill afford additional protee ton to the
business portion of the town.
Prof j. @. Hyde. State Lecturer OF the
Farmers Alliance, honored the LEADEE
with welcome cali Tuesday, while re-
s"rning home in his buggy from the re-
cent meeting of the State Alliance Execu-
1--WE Committee at Durant. Prof. Hyde
Is genial and intelligent gentleman and
thoroughly informed and awake TO the
interests of the great and noble Order he
represents.