The Brookhaven leader., 1888-04-05
TOWN AND COUNTY ITEMS.

Try Lewcnthal's soda. 1t is delicious
Robt. Jordan is quite sick with pneu
runnia.
DIR. Frilick left Monday night fol
Meridian.
Lnundrird shirts vt PrichatscI's from
80 cents up.
j.. S. Sexton, ESP, was in town last
Saturday.
There was a ball at lIenck's Hall Mon.
day evening.
For a fine lauudried shirt cheap, go to
Priehatsch-
Rev. A. r. Watkins spent last Friday
at Martinsviile.
Try u pair of VIA AIshagen's 81 - 1t
Dongola Button.
For temperance drink, nothing beats
lewcnthal's soda.
Think of it! A good laundricd shirt at
Priebatsch's for 30 cents.
The Catholic Church was thing of
beauty OH Easter Sunday.
Priebatsch leads the market in shirts.
Give him call and see for yourself.
DIR. J. w. Bennett has been in jackson
examining young would-be doctors.
DR.. Lcwenthaps soda fount, with its
sparkling beverage, is in full blast again.
Easter eggs were all the 90 last Sab
bath and completely vanguished april
Fool"
Mrs Germany, with her three little
children, is visiting her mother Mrs.
Bridges.
The Feast of tic Passover was appro-
priately observed here by our Jewish
citizens.
Buy you a fine Hat ut VIM Abshagcn's.
lie has the latest, the incest and the
cheapest.
CIsrERNs-A. Riggs Il Bro, 247 Dclord
street, near Dryades, New Orleans, Send
for price list.
Capt. Powell is now established in his
new quarters with splendid stock of
family groceries.
The big rain last week aud a leaky
store, it is said, caused one of our big
merchants to lose his religion.
Miss Ada Powell has returned from
Memphis, accompanied by a handsome
little nephew of Mrs. Powell.
Hillary Quinn, of Jackson, spent last
Sabbath with Lewis Fltzhugh, who came
down on q visit to his parents.
Just to haud-a line of Sallcr, Levin x
Co.'S. Philadelphia fine Shoes-the best i'll
the market, at VIM Abshagen'S,
Lewenthaps soda fount, with its iuvit-
ing seats, is just the place for the ladies
10 call and get refreshing drink.
Charles Heuck, jr., and b. I. Hobbs
are tho delegates from the Y. VI. {. A. to
The convention at GreenviIle, April 18th.
Miss Lizzie Britton, to the delight of
numerous friends, has returned to her old
home on IA visit. She Is the guest OF Mrs.
lieuck.
Miss Anme 'Eastciling, one OF Boguc-
chtto's faircst daughters, came up Sat
aIrday evening OH u visit to Miss Pauline
Watts.
The LEADER was honorcd lsat Friday
by call from the new bride and groom,
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. l.. lIutson, OF Amitc
county.
The ladies Of tho Presbyterian church
will soon give an entertainment, "lhe
Old Ship OF ZION" 1t Will be somothinS
new and novel.
The w. c. L. u. Will meet this evening
at Mrs. Strickland's for the purpose of
elcctinS delegates to the convention at
Natchez, May 5th
Mrs. J. S. Beasly, of WeSsUn, spent last
Saturday in town. Mrs Bs good, pleasant
face always awakens answering smiles
from her many friends here.
We were lately shown very neat
piece of painting done Oh satin by Miss
Addic Smith ut the I. /. and C.. Mrs
Smith says There's nothing like sending
children TO school"
Mrs. DR.. L. E. Butler, of Glen Allan,
Miss, with her two children, as bcamti
lul as their mother, arrived on last Fri
day on visit to her mother, Mrs. Pick
ems.
Mr.. Henry Schallor's family havo been
suffering from illness lately. AS there
are now five in his home, this is some
thing of an affection.
Miss Lulah Ragslale and Messrs.
Charles Chrisman and Vivian Byrd have
gone to Alabama to join Mr.. Lewis Gill
lespie, where company will be formed
for the boards of which Miss Lulah will
be the star. May success attend them.
1t is told of one of BrOokhaven's young
bloods that he last week tried to get his
girls father out of the way and capture
the girl by putting u pistol cartridge i'll
the old gentlcmans pipe. For further
particulars call OH Brock Parsons or
Aaron Hurst.
The next Union meeting of the Mission
airy Societies of FAIR River Association
Will be held with the Brookhaven church
the 4th Sabbath in June. Mrs. Isaac
Smith, Mrs. b. L. Hobbs and Mrs. j. ii.
Gambrell wero appointed to provide a
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