The Brookhaven leader., 1888-07-19
-owx AND COUNTY ITEMS


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los, tobacco and cigars, 20 To
poucIl's.
, comfortable HON" is for rent at the
vest end Of town.
,,-,,nau has on hand fine lot of the
,,..t STYLES of furniture cheap.
rhs Local Option Election will bo cele-
- here OH the 10th Of August.
,ouenthars icc-cream Soda is ~ de
,L.c,1 Leverage. Don't fail to try it.
a.. blanchard will soon move into the
f,.rce lust vacated by Mr.. +. l..
Bowen.
us, Trnla Terry, lovely young lady
Nv Orleans, il visiting Mrs. Wesley
Martin.
There is :, probability OF Il basket din
u.r 8, the Baptist Church on the 9Th
Sunday.
sorcr.I f,om here will attend Tire Bap-
,,t State Convention that is now III ses-
son at Jackson.
Miss Willie Galloway is attending the
sa, shore Camp Meeting Miss Halle is
visiting Canton
The Methodist Quarterly Conference
in convene here on the 9th Sunday and
saturday before.
scholarship in the best Commercial
College in the South may b" had on ap-
pIication to this Office.
We are indebted to our clever friend
Mr.. George Lambright for the most deli
rous peaches we have seen.
Mr., 4. Wright. who has been boarding
y, Mrs. Gartman's, left Monday evening
n make her home in NatcLez.
Mrs A Krauss aud children came up
with Mr.. Krauss FROM New Orleanr last
Sunday and are stopping with Mrs. Will
son.
Miss Fannie Bowen is visiting DR..
Bowen's family. Miss Fannie has been
greatly missed since her removal to
WessOn.
Robbers have again tried to run away
with Bro Bees fortune. Several shots
from the latters pistol routed the rascals
this time.
We regret to learn of typhoid fever
again invading Capt. Bolo's happy fami
". We trust Miss Nellie will soon be
ont again.
Dr. Bennett was called to Greenwood
sunday on business. 1t was thought Mr..
). H. Whitworth'S leg would have to be
lmputatrd.
There will be no services at the Baptist
Church next Sabbath. The 5th Sunday
meeting and Saturday before will embrace
the 4th Sabbath service,
Ityou can't 90 Yourself tor ice cream
at Wilmoths just send for it and he will
pack the smallest quantity securely, so
that you Will ENJOY it at your home,
Miss Mary f. Stewart has come noise
Irssly back to her devoted friends like
the fragrance of Il invOrite flower, after
long absence, and is stopping at Mrs
Eriswclrs.
\. L. krrham, signal service director,
in letter to Mr.. Bee, says last Sunday
was the hottest day ever experienced in
New Orleans in July, the thermometer
registered 965.
{. II. Thomas, Il negro against whome
three indictments are pending in Law
renee county for burglary, was brought
here last Friday afternoon by the sheriff
of Jackson county and turned over to
Sheriff Lee, of Lawrence.
Mrs. Galloway was disappointed In not
getting Oft last Friday, but left yesterday
for Jackson and Vicksburg. At the for
mer place she will give directions con
corning the Bishops residence there, upon
which work will begin at once.
The Alliance picnic at Mt. Vernon last
Saturday was II grand success and great
ly enjoyed by all who were fortunate
enough to attend. A very large crowd was
present and besides a sumptuous dinner,
enjoyed feast of reason from Col S. o.
Dawes, State Lecturer, who was the or
ator Of the day.
Mr.. d. II. S. Cox, assessor of this coun :
~ has been regularly ordained as a min
'S'er of the Baptist demon ination. May
MS laborS be crowned with success, and
when he comes to lay down the crown
Tor the cross may he receive the welcome
PIandlt, "Well done thou good and faith
fui servant" etc.
I'd. Hubert, after short visit to rcla-
uVcs and friends here, left Saturday night
10 resume his position on the Cairo Short
Line. The LEADER is indebted to Ed for
appreciated courtesies while here, and
"esIreS to say in this connection that he
=" one OF the most accommodating, clever
""" trustworthy young gentlemen Brook
maven has ever produced.
Wepublsh today an interesting account
vi the Rising Sun tragedy from the Lex
Ihston Advertiser. Capt. Whtworth,
hosklns and McLain were yesterday
brought to Jackson under heavy guard
,or lear ola mob, aud placed in Jail there
,'' safe keeping. Capt. Whitworth is
oauly disabled from the wound in his foot
anu amputation may yet become necessa-
ry.
Inc following Brookhavenites were in
monticello last Monday when Court OPEN
Gu: Judge Mcmillan and son Archie, j.
~ boadwee, Lewis Thurner, Frank Lar