The Brookhaven leader., 1888-09-06
IVY AND COUNTY ITEMS.

puwciln'
a., Galloway aud family returned
Tuesday morning
u,r,mou carries good line of hard
wore and mill supplies
t,rKin Baggett's familiar face was wei
.,,od here last week.
uu v. e. Harris left for Be"uregard
On last Monday evening.
uop Samuel Hickman, of Lawrence
wos in town last Friday.
Mr. willie Godbolt, of Cnseyville, was
visitor here last Sabbath.
Tho Old Hickory Wagon is the best
,st Kept by F. II. Hartman.
Ar Martin Nalty is dangerously i'll
9TH iuflammatory Rheumatism.
,obp Henderson now groets you at
,,,.,,,an's with his broad smile.
u...s Ida Martin aud Belle Bowen
have been visiting McComb City.
,,.uthars ice-cream soda Is ~ de-
rrb,ful beverage. Don't fail to try it,
hartman has just received nice line
# new buggies and Old Hickory wagons.
pr.s Fitzhugh "has come to stay" and
.l.o,us Whtworth full of school girls
on the 10th.
u,vo Won seen that new lot of jeans re-
csiv,d by Hartmann Well, you ought to-
1t can't be beat.
postofficc has been established ut
rast's mill in this county with Mr.. East
as postmaster
Mr. r. Jordon, our boss painter, and
son Robert, have gone to Tchula to do
job of painting.
Mr.. II. Summers, one of the old and
honored landmarks of Fair River, is ~
ing critically i'll.
The wet weather has brought the les-
five MOSQUITO ont in force. "Cousin,
cousin, cousin"
nice line of furniture is one of the
attractions at Hartman's well-stocked
store Sold cheap.
A scholarship in the best Commercial
College in the South may be had on APP
pication to this Office.
The protracted meeting at Fair River
church, which closed last week resulted
in 8 accession to the churh.
Major Wilmoth's ice cream and soda
are Just as delicious as ever. II you don't
believe 1t, Just give him call.
Major r. w. Millsaps was elected vice.
president of the Mont Eagle CHATEAU
guam last week to represent Mississippi.
Hartman is handling the celebrated G.
X. Oyler Cane Mills, Portable Furnace
and F vaporators, the best in the market.
LOST OR DEsTRoYED.-One Certih cate
If Deposit issued September LIST, 1888, by
the Commercial Bank to Chas. Chrisman.
Payment stopped.
Mr. Charles Mcclure has left oHr town
to take n position at the Holly Springs
depot. The best wishes of friends attend
this estimable Young man.
The good results of Prohibition are
weekly demonstrated by the good order
and good humOr which characterize the
large crowds on our streets every Satnr-
day. 'Rah for Prohibition
DR.. G. A. Teunisson, who represented
Lawrence and Lincoln so ably 10 the Leg
slature last winter, was in town Tuesday.
The Doctor will send three daughters to
Whitworth when the session opens.
Miss Minnie Collier will have charge of
the Art Department at the "Hall in the
Grove" Miss Agnes Chrisman having ac-
cepted position in the Faculty of the
East Mississippi Female College Wesson
4rgosy.
large number of teachers were here
last Saturday to be examined by the
superintendent as required by law,
among them, Profs. Maxey, Smith, Her
aid; and number of our most popular
lady teachers
The protracted wet and cloudy weather
Is getting to be really serions. Cotton is
Iotting in the bolls, and corn is sprouting
on the stalk. 1t is remarkable weather,
and we hope never to see its like again
IN August and September.
Auditor Stone has notified tax assessors
mat pursuant to recent decision of the
supreme Court, and an opinion of the
Attorney General, commissions on polls
are not allowable. Commissions are al
lowed ON the real and personal assess
"en's proper, but supervisors may allow
not exceeding five cents for each individ-
"ai' payable ont of the county treasury.
The value of Y. NJ. C. A. in any town
cannot be estimated by dollars and cents.
'uch an institution, well sustained,
speaks volumes for the young men of the
cotnmnnity and the town itself. Every
friend of the young men and the town
can help to make the BrOokhaven Y. NJ.
" "A. permanent success by attend
~ The entertainment for their benefit
a' The College Chapel next Monday night.
The young men of the Y. NJ. C. with
'no assistance of their lady friends, are
preparing splendid entertainment which
'ney will present at the College Chapel
"eHt Monday night. A drill, participant
0o IN by large number of our young
'""les and gentlemen, will be striking
feature We hope every body in town