The Brookhaven leader., 1888-10-25
,cn,vv AND COUNTY ITEMS.


II summit
=, uoree is now working at the Elk
press Office.
Ri.hop Galloway preached at Wessol
.,sr sunday.
II YOU can ply your subscription il
vood do Sc.
rrJce Cbrisman is holding court thin
week in Pike.
Hartman has a splendid stock of gents
.birts-chcap, too.
1odoe Cassidy Grated at Magnolia Mon.
d,y on the tariff.
Farmer friend, now is u good time Ia
.st in vour fall oats
Hartman carries good line of hard
ware and mill supplies.
Miss Annie Folz. of Summit, has been
visiting relatives in town.
paul and Hyman Zwirn, of Summit,
visited here last Sabbath.
All the crops will soon be gathered. A
short horse is soon cnrried'
Buy Your fruits from {. Heuck d Son
fresh supply just received.
The Old Hickory Wagon is the best
vet Kept by +. H. Hartman.
full line of dress goods just received
hy c. Heuck ~ Son. Very cheap.
Zack Buic, II well known and thrifty
f,rmrr of beat ), died last Tuesday.
Hartman has just received nice lin"
Of new bnggies and Old Hickory wagons.
The iuclement weather has seriously af-
lectcd the Methodist protracted meeting.
# Won want any kind of family gro
crries cheap and good, call on {. Heuck
& Son.
Mr.. Chas. Perkins has gone to attend
school ut Soule's Commercial College, of
New Orleans
Our popular and enterprising druggist,
Dr. A, Lewenthal, visited New Orleans
last Monday.
Have you seen that new lot of jeans re-
,riy,d hy IlaItmars Well, You ought to.
1t can't he beat.
line of Jeans, which they are selling at
Alliance prices.
Mrs. Beasley has o'erstepped the mark
with her sweet potatoes; they weigh from
40 pounds each.
A nice line of furniture is one of the
attractions at Hartman's well-stocked
store Sold cheap.
We think Mr.. a. Mikas should be in
corporated His genial face is seen i'll
town every Sabbath.
Larkin Baggett has been gladdenng
old friends and his sweetheart by his
presence the past week.
Or. T.. T. Wade, of Wesson, a popular
dentist of that town, favored the LEADER
with Il call last saturday.
Brethren G. X. Dale and c. T. Breeder
were often inquired after and greatly
missed at the Association
If You want to get one of the celehrat-
vi Hiram II. Davis buggies, the hest in
the market, call on Hartman.
Miss Zula Z. Schwcm and Mr.. w. NJ
Tunbough were married last week and
went on n bridal trip to New Orleans.
Hartman is handling the celebrated G
X. OYER Cane Mills, Portable Furnace
and EvapOrators, the best in the market.
Major Sessions has purchased the resi-
dence ont at West End lately owned by
Mrs. Hawthorne, and will soon improve
it.
Sunbeam" Missionary Society ha.
been organized at the Baptist Church
with Miss Cora East as President, ant
Miss Cora McCalip as Secretary,
Any deficiency discovered in this issue
our readers will please attribute to the
sickness of printer and several days alb
Sence of the Editor from home.
Joseph Dale, of the Lawrence Comfy
Press, spent several days in town las
week, but having gone from here TO New
Orleans, we presume he was lost.
Rev. r. II. Purser, the beloved pastor
OF the Baptist church at Wesson, honoret
the LEADER with short call last Thurs
day while en- route to the Association.
A farmer friend informed MS the othe
day that there had been more hay save,
IN Lincoln county this year than ever be
tore, This is good and as it should be.
Our popular Circuit Clerk, Uncle Jess
Warren, has been absent this week inten
on his Registration duties and his plaC
Is ably filled by his brother Mr.. Ira War
rem.
ANY young man or young lady VIII
wishes to take course in the best Com
mercial College in the South, can obtail
scholarship on very advantageous term
Ivy applying to the editor of this paper.
Mr.. ii. T. Beacham, of johnson Station
was IN town last Thursday, on the look
out for place to establish dairy. Hi
old county would like to have him back
and we hope he may succeed in fndin
such place near town as he desires.
Rev. X. j. Boone has the sympathy G
his many friends and brethren in hi
trouble on account of the Affections @