The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-05-03
TOWN AND COUNTY ITEMS.

The people love hnmbng rs well Il
ever.
p.,L.S. Piker, of st. Louis, is il
W. Trarr was in town Monday aud
Tuesday.
I'M. best Teas aud Chocolate 30 L
Towelps. .
Miss. Bette Hardy is visiting again il
Bogue Chitto.
Ladies' Opera Slippers at Vim. Ahsha.
gems at 80 cents.
Try pair of VIM AbshaGen'" s225 81
Dongola Button.
Form temperance drink, nothing beats
Ieventhul's soda.
Leon. the big medicine man, is creating
a sensation in town.
Or. George Robertson, OF Fair RIVER
s,n,ed IN on us Monday.
Judge Chrisman is at Aberdeen, holding
.oort for Judge Houston.
Icon will not be here with his FREQ con-
,,rt Int IA few nights more.
.Nlk shake" is the latest Call on
pr Lewenthal and sample it.
Fire has been comfortable for the last
two or three nights and mornings.
brand Mrs. Kerr, of Brandon, attend
cd the funeral Wednesday evening.
Capt. L. F. Birdsong, of lIazlehurst,
spent last Friday and Saturday in town.
Dr. I.cwcnthals soda fount, with its
.,arkling beverage, is in full blast again.
The protxacted cool aud dry weather is
very discouraging to farmers and garden
prs
Bishop Galloway is attending II meet
inr of the College Of Bishops in Nash
vile.
Mai Wilmoth says his soda water can't
he beat and we are prone to believe like
wise.
For the very best toilet and Laundry
Soap. Rice, Grits, Corn, and Oats, go
to Powol's.
CIsrERNs-A. Riggs IL Bro, PAT Delord
street, near Dryades, New Orleans. Send
for price list.
Rev. b. n. Hatch charmed his congre-
CATION with magnificent sermon last
Sabbath morning.
Mr.. A. NJ. Summers, one of the model
citizens and farmers of beat 3, was Il wei
come caller Monday.
Mrs. Iglehart. of Nicksburg, won golden
opinions as a vocalist at the recent grand
concert in Yazoo City.
scholarship in the best Commercial
College in the South may be had on ap-
plication to this Office.
The medicine man and free thinker and
speaker has been drawing big crowds
every night for days past.
Lewenthal's soda fount, with its invit-
iog seats, is just the place for the ladies
call and get IL refreshing drink.
twill soon he time to rcorganize the
blackberry club, and candidates for the
presidency should begin to announce.
Our handsome young friend Harry
Brown of jackson, WAS IL visitor at the
Methodist Parsonage last Thursday even
ing.
Our young friend Joe Magce is at home
for a few days from Chamberlin-liunt
Academy on account of sickness and sore
eyes.
President Fitzhugh has had the Col
lrge sidewalk repaired, much to the de-
light of pedestrians along that thorough
fare
Mr. and Mrs. John Martin, parents of
the lamented editor of the New MISSISSIPPI
plan, will stay in town with relatives for
season.
The LEADER office is now turning out
some fine samples of job printing. Give
1t a trial when you need any thing in
this line.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Pfeifcr and Josie at
tended the Hiller-H Lyman wedding at
Summit last week, as did also A. Lewen-
thai, Esq.
MeSSrs. w. j, Armstrong and J. ID.
hurkltt, two of the thrifty farmers of
old Lawrence, were in town on business
last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Baggett, q handsome
young couple of Memphis, are Oh visit to
Judge Baggett and family. Mrs. B. will
remain several weeks.
Mr.. j. w. Martin, Jr., and family, who
lately moved TO Meridian, are welcomed
Oack again as citizens of their old home.
lney will reopen the City Hotel.
Kew c. +. Smith, former pastor of the
methodist Church at this place, was vel
coined by friends here this week. He is
HOW engaged in pastoral work in Texas.
We regret to learn on Tuesday night Of
'"c death of Mrs. Lem Lewis. She was a
"eNo'ed wife and mother and faithful
,''end' We extend our sympathes to the
bereaved.
'ohn Martin, of the New Mississippian,
VISITED friends and relatives here Sunday
0uoyant with life and hope. In 48 hours
'''erwar'l news was received of his vio-
lent death.
our valued friend Tom Chisholm has
p'aced us under obligations for half
IO1eh very large sweet potatoes of that
oesI OF all varieties, the pumpkin YAM.