The Brookhaven leader., 1888-03-01
-o,yn AND COUNTY ITEMS.

The Trade COMMITTEES OF tue Count!
,u;.,c. meets tomorrow.
s,.., IN, rain CEASED, the truck farmers
n,csssro Assuming their usual shape again
c,sr,es Cbrisman has gone to Boliva
copnty, to be absent two on three weeks
oov. Lowry should fuel happy no"
,.o scbwall endorses his veto message
rb, rainy weather of last week gave
,,.. farmers and gardeners a serious bach
sct.
u.c ". q. Murrah preached to his usual
large audience on last Sabbath at the 81
E. Church.
The country roads are unusually bad
aud lough a. result of The protracted
wet weather
CIsrERNs-A. Riggs & Bro, 247 Delord
.,r,,t. near Dryades, New Orleans. Send
for price list.
PAY A. A. Lomax viii administer the
,rdinance ofbaptisn at Old Brook on the
n, Sabbath in March.
Dr Irwenthal's bot drinks, especially
ri. hot lemonades, must bc sampled to be
spurrcated Try them.
Dr. Trarr will visit Brookhaven Sunday,
March 4th, 80 remain for callers two days.
Roous at Commercial Hotel.
Inst to banda line of Saller, Levin &
Co.'S. Philadelphia fine Shoes-the best in
the market, at VIM Ahshagens.
Luke Bowen, of Yazoo City, is spend
inc few days with relatives and friends,
md looks handsomer than ever.
The works of the Brook haven and Lum.
her Manufacturing Co. are being enlarged
10 accommodate their increasing business.
The fair weather of this week hats
brought IA number Of cotton wagons and
farmers to town. and made the streets
look quite busy.
Reys. A. A. Lomax.and r. J. Boone and
Mcssrs Bailey Williams, Jacob Moak aud
VIZ. Smith were welcome callers at this
Office laet Monday.
Hon. X. II. Thompson and A. Lewen.
thai, Jr, spent Monday in Jackson in at
tendance upon the Supreme Court
Shrner's Indian Vermlfuge is perfectly
safe and easily administered. 1t is cheap
aud will give satisfaction. Try 1t.
Rev A. +. Watkins will preach at
Milam's Chapel at Old Brook haven ON the
srcoud Sunday afternoon in March.
The farmer who doesn't call on Perkins
before buying his agricultural implements
uud examine his fine stock Of plows,
culiivators, harrows, &c, will miss it.
Jake Srhnorrenbcrg is now holding the
fort at Ilartman's popular store. Mr.
Hartman made happy hit when he
secured - Brock" Parsons and Jake as
>alcsmcn.
Our leading boot and shoe merchant.
Vim. Absha9en, is preparing t" carry
tle line of gents and boys hats in con
uection with his regular trade. His stock
will he here in few days.
There will be a mite meeting and Letter
Party at tho editors residence tomorrow
evening from to IL. Each attendant is
expected to present a letter unaddrrssed
and unsigned at the door. Fun ahead.
Truck farmers would do well to cX-
anime Perkins stock of garden tools
lie is agent for the Planet, Jr., Garden
Plows and Cultlvators, and offers them
low down. Feb. 94t.
The Baptist Ladies' Missionary Society
VI this place have made up fine box OF
groceries to be sent tomorrow evening to
tho young ministers at Mississippi Col
rgc, who are supporting themselves.
This is a laudable move in the right di-
rection.
j. Il. Perkins has the largest and best
assorted stock of plows, cultIvators, hoes
and farm tools and implements South of
Cairo. 1t will pay you to examine his
stock and get his prices before buying
Your spring supplies.
The brick building of Capt. Hardy
injured by the fire, is being pat in
thorough repair again. The injuries rr.
ceived by the st. Marco Hotel have ais"
been repaired. We hope the usv gap
created by the fire will be rebuilt at an
early day.
MIR. w. F. Davis aud family, late of
Coplah county, have moved to Brookhaven
and will occupy the Mobiles place. Mr.
Davis is an uncle of our esteemed towns
man, Mr.. z. d, Davis, and we are gratif-
ed to know he has decided to become Il
citizen of Brookhaver
Mr.. J. W. Martin, Jr., and family, VIII"
have for years been residents of Brook
haven, and for many years past the Keepers
OF the City Hotel, left last Sunday for
Meridian, where they expect to make
their future home. The best wishes of a
large circle of friends attend them.
Rev. A. A. LomaX preached four SER
mons during his visit to Brookhaven this
iime-two in the Baptist Church here
Sunday, and ono in the Milan Chapel
Saturday night and another there Sunday
aiternOon-all of which were greatly APP
!'reciated and enjoyed by his hearers.
With this and the next issue of the
LEADER the time of several hundred of
our subscribers expires. We hope all will
favor us hy renewing promptly and thus
show THAR IF IN panar that il