The Brookhaven leader., 1888-11-22
Gown AND COUNTY ITEMS.

Go to POwelps for fruits, mats and col
dies.
For the very best groceries, 20 to Pow
ellis.
Have you laid aside your Clevelan
Get Powelps cracked wheat aud role
oats.
Dr Lewenthal's holiday goods take tn
pastry.
If you eau pay your subscription 4
wood do 70.
Hartman has a splendid stock Of gent.
shirts-cbeap, too.
The cold slushy weather is the first re
m,nder of winter.
The IS cent show is in town and tn,
small boy is happy.
Hartman carries a good line of hard
ware and mill supplies,
Miss Willie Galloway is now one of th,
f,rul,y of Wbitwo rtb.
Mr.. n. Jones, our Canadian friend, we
rrvrrt to learn, is quite i'll.
Mr. Pfeifer will soon erect u cottage
b,ck Of Col. Bees residence.
Bny your fruits from c. Heuck & Son.
fresh supply just received.
The Old Hickory Wagon is the best
yet. Kept by F. II. Hartman.
Miss Minnie smurr came up from Sum-
nit to spend Sunday at home.
The fifteen cent show yesterday and
The elegant vigilant Ball tonight.
The grand fancy ball of the Vigilant
Fire Company takes place tonight.
Powell has the finest candies and the
best stock of Christmas goods in town.
The yigilant Fire Companys Ball
promises to be grand success tonight.
Hartman has just received nice linz
of new buggies and Old Hickory wagons.
The Priebatsch Lumber Co.'S. new mill
will be ready to go to work pretty shortly.
Hcuck & Son have just received fine
liue of jeans, which they are selling at
Alliance prices.
Last night there was a show and a
wedding in town. Tonight it is o show
and d ball.
Have you seen that new lot OF jeans re-
ceiv,d by Hartmann Well, you ought to-.
1t can't be beat.
Miss Annie Matthews, who is teaching
school in Copiah county, visited her par
ents here Sunday.
Mr.. August Boenke has been suffering
with rheumatism but bis big adj. is not
crippled. See it 2
nice line of rnituro is one of the
attractions at Hartman's well-stocked
store. Sold cheap.
The Mite Meeting last Friday night WAS
IL success and highly enjoyable to the
yOnng folks.
Postmaster Tyler was nesting with his
Republican friends at the meeting in
Jackson Tuesday.
We were glad to SEQ Circuit Clerk War
zen we'll enough again to he ont at his
office awhile last Friday.
Miss Annie Lewenthal, one OF our most
popular and charming young ladies, is Wis
ing friends in Amite City, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hyman, baud
some Summit couple, came up Oh last
Sundays train to visit relatives.
Little Matte Boles, who has been
afflicted with typhoid fever, is recovering,
to the JOY of her parents and friends.
Louis Levy, an old Brookhaven boy,
representing Levy Bros & Simon, station
ers, New Orleans, was here Saturday.
The people of Brookhaven are feeding
Editor Hobbs on molasses. East Nissis
Sippi Times. Aren't they sweet OH US,
though?
Bro. N. p. Bonney, of tho Summit Sen
tinel, stopped in town an hour or two
last Friday night. He had been to the
State Fair
Next Thursday Is the day TO return
thanks A Union Thanksgiving Service
will doubtless be arranged for at one of
the churches.
Ed. l.. s. Piker lies i'll ut the residence
OF his father.in-law, Mr.. J. L. White.
The sympathy of MANY friends attend
him and family.
Mr.. II. Brill, who has q coy shoe store
on Front Street, cordially invites every
body from town and county to call or
him. Wen guarantee his goods.
Miss Mamie Martin, one of our bright.
est and most charming young ladies, left
last week for Jackson, where she goes te
take course in the celebrated Capita
Commercial College.
Edward Fontaine, who broke oper
the post Office at this place last Spring
was convicted in the United States Cour
at jackson last week, and sentenced Il
one years imprisonment at hard labor il
the Sing Sing, N. Y, pen.
A small wreck occurred at the uppe
switch on last Friday night, caused b.
the trucks on a freight car jumping out
which threw the car from the track. No
one was delayed about three hours on thi
account.