The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-04-12
TOWN AND COUNTY ITEMS.

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Wedding bells at Mount Zion mex
Wednesday.
For a fine laundried shirt cheap, go t.
Pricbatsch.
Bishop Galloway left Tuesday nigh
for Louisville, XIV.
Try a pair of VIM Abshagen's 1925 b
Dongola Button.
For a temperance drink, nothing beat
Lewenthal's soda.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Hcnr!
Smith is quite sick.
Lonnie Schwem has been visiting hi
ptrcnts for several days.
Protracted meeting is now in progress
Mt the Methodist Church.
Think of il! A good laundried shirt al
pri,batsch's for 30 cents.
DIR. Lewenthal has the sweetest little
clerk in town-Ben Wilson.
Priebatsch leads the market in shirts.
Give him call and see for yourself
The "old Ship of Zion" will he wclcom-
ed in Brookhayen at an early date.
The trees have donned their spring
clothes and the earth her carpet of green.
We are glad to see DIR. Wesley Martin
ont again after aseriOus attack of illness.
DIR. Lowenthal's soda fount, with its
sparkliug beverage, is in full blast again.
Mr.. james Galloway, of Jackson, "a
brother of the Bishop, spent last Sabbath
III town.
Buy you fine Hat at VIM. Abshagen's.
He has the latest, the incest and the
cheapest.
CIsTERNs-A. Riggs & Bro, 247 Delord
street, near Dryades, New Orleans. Send
for price list.
Mrs Thos. Chisholm, of beat 4, has the
EDITORS thanks for a fine sweet potato
weighing A pounds.
A scholarship in the best Commercial
College in the South may be had on ap-
picaton to this office.
Bishop Galloway preached Que of his
abest and most eloquent sermons at the
Methodist church last Sabbath.
Just to hand-a line of Saller, Levin &
Cos. Philadelphia fine Shoes-the best in
the market, at VIM Abshagen's.
LowenthaPs soda fount, with its invit-
ing seats, is just the place for the ladies
10 call and get refreshing drink.
Mr.. Isaac Smith, ST., of Montgomery,
was IN to see us last Saturday and reports
his truck patches progressing finely.
When will people understand that our
space is all our livingl We sell adverts-
ing space in our paper as merchants sell
goods.
That able and scholarly divine. DR.. c.
G. Andrews of Jackson, is assisting Rev.
A. F. Watkins in the Methodist protract-
ell meeting.
During their week of self-denial aud
prayer, which closed last Sabbath, the
Methodists congregation here realized
$500 for Missions.
1t is a pity those miscrants can't be
caught mp with who went through town
last week destroying the flower gardens
and ported flowers.
Prof j. w. Bethea, of Pike and Prot.
NJ. Smith of Sonth Lincoln. two of South
MisSissippis bright young educators,
were in town last Saturday.
Our genial friend, Mr.. A. Mikas, shed
the light OF his presence upon the LEAD
FIR office a short while last Saturday.
We are always glad to see him.
Daisy, the little two-year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Maxwell, died of con
Seston Tuesday evening. The sorrowing
parents have our sincere sympathy.
Bill the next time you take donkey
ride You must make jack stand still until
she gets in the buggy. "Whoa, Jack, don't
you heart Gee! haw, Jack! Stop, say"'
Messrs Thos. Chisholm and Sam Cagle,
two of the LEADERS most valued patrons
in beat 4, and two of the best farmers in
the county, paid us welcome call last
Thursday.
Messrs. VIM. Abshagen, Tom White,
Isaac and jesse Smith, w. X. Woods, DR..
Hester and other truck farmers expect to
make their first shipment of English peas
Tomorrow.
We were glad to meet Capt. VIM.
Boles on the street again last Saturday,
after long and most painful attack of
scatica, during which he was carried to
deaths very door.
Rev. L. Ball, representing the Baptist
State Convention Board, preached a fine
sermon at the Baptist church last Thurs
day night. He left Friday for trip
through west Lincoln and Franklin.
We were honored by call yesterday
from Rev. Chas. Thorpe, Episcopal mis-
sionary for this district of the State. He
is most genial and pleasant gentleman
and we hope he will come to see MS often.
Messrs. Lewis White and j. @. Byrd
and Rev. E. p. Douglass frightened the
LEADER sanctum .by their presence last
Friday. They were in town to attend the
quarterly meeting of the County Alliance.
We are told that several persons have
been arrested charged with beating