The Brookhaven leader., 1888-10-11
-ovS AND COUNTY ITEMS.
y.1orr supplement

Hartman hdS " "i'
.btrts-chruP, too
Hartman carries good line "i nara
~, and mill supplies.
vr John Marshall, of Bogne Chitto
was in town Monday.
The Old Hickory Wagon is the hes
VET Kept by +. II. Hartman.
All trains on the |. c. Railroad have
.nmed their regular schedule.
vr Barnard Bee made flying visit
,,,,. from Texas last Sabbath.
nr Daughtery is improving the cot
ia front of Mayor Brennan's.
Mr. Jordan aud Robert returned from
,,ibtiug trip to Tchua last Thursday.
Hartman has just received nice I'm
# new buggies aud Old Hickory wagons
Miss Mary Strickland visited Mrs.
,,c smith near Montgomery last Sab
bath
p.y A 4. Loniax has been called for
.no,hrr year 10y the Baptist church at
this place.
Mr.. Kenneth has withdraw from the
millinery firm of Mrs. Bennett * Mrs
Schalcr.
Nrs Zula Malone, after a long visit to
,,Iotiyes here, has returned to her HON"
in Atlanta
The Branch Alliance Store of Messrs. d.
schcrk & Son on Cherokee street, is now
in full blast.
Have YOU seen that new lot Of jeans re-
seiy,d by Hartmauf Well, y"u ought to.
1t can't be beat.
. nice line of furniture is one OF the
attractions at Hartman's well-stocked
store. Sold cheap.
Charley Schnorrenberg is still Sin the
,incr with the best and cheapest family
groceries. See his ad.
Mrs. Ella McNair left for her home in
Rogue Chitto on last Thursday morning,
on visit to her parents.
Rev. DR.. J. J. Wheat, the eloquent di-
vine Of Oxford, will preach al the Metho-
dist Church next Sunday.
Mr. VIII G.. Cannon, the handsome and
Efficient Clerk of Lawrenbe county, was
IN town Monday evening.
If Won want to get one OF the celehrat-
cd Hiram Il. Davis huggies, the best III
themaiket, call on Hartman.
En latt
fer Jackson Monday night and no doubt
landed in the refugee camp.
We very much regret to learn Of th"
serious Illness of Mr.. jesse Smiths only
child. We hope for his recovery.
Hartman is handling the celebrated e.
K. Ovirr Cane Mills, Portable Furnace
and Eyaporators, the best in the mark ct
The Prrshy terrain church WAS crowded
last Sabbath mornininG, there being II"
services held at either of the othr'
churches.
Miss Josie Bowen, one Of our accom-
plishrd musicians. left Monday for Sher-
man, Texas, to become part of the muai
cal faculty Of Mrs. Kidd's school.
Jack Magce is now engaged behind til"
counters of Sherman & Davis, where his
country friends are invited to call and
let him serve thcM in the dry goods and
family grocery line.
Our old and valued friend, Mr.. J. +.
ChIes of Cascyville, we regret to learn,
is in very bad health. May he soon be
restored to the enjoyment of his usual
strength.
Any young man or young lady who
wishes to take Il course in the best Com
mercial College in the South, can obtain
a scholarship Oh very advantageous terms
10y applying to the editor Of tn is paper.
Capt. and Mrs. Butfaloe, of Jackson
have been spending several days with Mr.
and Mrs. Z. d. Davis. Lii e many other
Jacksonans who left at the first alarm OF
fever, they had quite a rough refugee ex
perience.
MeSsrs. c. Heuck s. Son, the Allianc
merchants, will have a supply ofthe Lane
Mills Cotton bagging on hand in {
few days, and all farmers who wish to
boycott the trust bagging will then hav,
no excuse for not doing so.
Capt. Tom Cotton is now engaged be
hind the counters of c. Heuck & Sons
the Alliance Store. where he will be glad
TO meet and serve all of his many friends
The Captain is popular and believes in 1
square deal, and Messrs. Heuck & Sol
are fortunate in securing his services.
There will be most interesting Music
ale given IN the College Chapel tomorrow
night at half past seven o'clock. TIL
fact that it is TO be given by the talented
musical faculty of Whitworth is a sutfi
cent guarantee that all who attend vii
enjoy very rare treat. The public ar
invited to attend.
Our country readers in tins and sur
rounding counties should bear in mine
that Brookhaveu is going TO maintain he
reputation this fall as the cheapest plac
TO buy goods on the i. C. Railroad. Gu
merchants have large stocks of new
goods, will pay you the full market pric
Tor your cotton and other country pro
duce, and sell you goods at the bottom
notch. You who have traded elsewhere
give them a trial and be convinced.