The Brookhaven leader., 1888-01-19
Town AND COUNTY ITEMS.

.,. ,s Is without lotion,
So ssed and. seed potatoes at Powe'rS
Farmers should SOW plenty Of Spri"'
enr.,r. Patent Flour n tie h"oS'
ssde .,
uuCk farming
Meals served at oil hours cn""P a.
gtlmoth's restaurant.
CANA of Sunday nights snow still re-
mains upon the ground.
Rad weather again prevented services
:, tho churches last Sunday.
g., don't know how cheap yon can
Any until you see POwelrs goods
p,v vour -four at Powell's and yon
won,t have to take it back to town.
The oueenly Miss Mary Norman, of Ha-
.,.hrrst attended the Leap Year Ball.
psvJ NJ. weems spent last Saturday
and Sunday with the Hazlehnr't church.
Cant. Hoskius has resigned his connec-
alan with the Gulf aud Ship Island Rail
road.
curyRSs-A. Riggs & Bro, PAT Delord
.,rset. near Dryades, New Orleans, Send
for price list.
p.vA A. Lomax will preach his first
ssruon, as pastor, at the Baptist church
on next Sabbath.
PARTIES Attending Circuit Court will
And Wilmoth's Restaurant the place for
good cheap meal
Wilmoth has Just received choice lot
Of Banks fancy candies, the purest and
best manufactured.
sleighius was all the go Monday. The
marry Jingle of bells reminded one of
more Northern chimes.
Persons writing to Rev. j. K. Parish III
future should address him at Oakland,
Miss, instead of Brookhaven.
neck of worms have been known to
macs from one child. Shriner's Indian
vermifuge was the remedy used. Only
Is cents u bo''io'
Col. bennett, and Messrs Isaac Smith,
ar and Lewis White attended the meet
ing of the State Horticultural Society.
Prof A. J. Maxey, one of the most eff
cent teachers in this OF any other county,
was in to see us las, Saturday aud left us
some of the "needful."
Messrs Thompson and McNair and the
Editor Of the LEADER had q fine chance
10 sample the weather and mud on their
trim to Monticello this week.
A lamp falling over and exploding at
the Opcra-house Wednesday evening about
six o'clock, came near causing fire. 1t
was fortunately put out though without
any damage being done.
A Mormon missionary is reported to be
at work in the northern portion of this
county, and if so the people of that vi
entity should see that he is properly dealt
wthas the law provides.
That indie 'atigal,le Christian worker.
Rev. c. R. Dudley, has organized u good
sized Presbyterian church Mt Bogue
Ch,to, and has Lumber enough subscribed
10 build house OF worship.
Misses Pauline Watts, Mamie Skeahan
and Matte Penn have our thanks for
cordial invitation to Ire Leap Year Ball
These young ladies deserve much credit for
the success of the evening.
The Whitworth girls siowered snow
balls upon their hOnored President last
Monday as lavishly as in coming year
they will call down blessings upon his
wise head and faithful heart.
Miss Maggie Hill left for Macon on Fri
day evening last, to attend the marriage
of her sister, Miss Wick Hi !, which happy
event occurred yesterday. r. W. Jones,
jr.. of Columbus, is the fortunate groom.
Mr.. James Dunckley, a brother of Mrs.
Sessions, iied here at the home of his sis
Ter last Thursday. He had long been in
declining health and came here in hop"
that the change would relieve him, hut
lie only survived his coming few days.
Our ouSi leSS III N eau ala us Wat-t'"i
lyby giving us their job work. We will
do it as cheap as it can be done anywhere
and we guarantee to please in style or we
make no charge. Every man in town
uses letter and bill heads. Where d"
they have them printed
The Denechaud Hotel, New Orleans,
is one of the hest in tho city, and we
advise the readers of this paper to try it,
as ne have done, when visiting the Cres-
ent City. 1t is right on the street car
line from the Jackson depot, ard only
short distance from Canal St.
We understand that DIR. Mcneil, of
Crstal Springs, will be on hand at the
meeting Of the Truck Farmers next Mon
day and give them pointers on how to
make successful truck grower. The DIR.
Sawell-informed and excellent gentleman
and no one should miss hearing him.
We advise all orr friends who visit
New Orleans and want n clean shave,
fashionable haircut or good shampoo, to
try the Orleans Barber shop, 149 Common
street, near st. Charles Hotel. Mr.. Geo.
hnbener, the clever proprietor, makes
every body feel at home who call at his
shop aud he especially appreciates the
the patronage of all Mississippians.
DIR, Traer tina notad nhrepolopisf and