The Brookhaven leader., 1888-08-02
-ovy AND COUNTY ITEMS.

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do 10 lIu,tman's for spOkos, feiIoeS and
hubs
a.. hes, tobacco aud cigars, 90 TO
pvwclI's.
comfortable home is for rent at the
west end OF town
Prof and Mrs 4. +. Powell are here Oh
.b,rt visit to relatives.
Hartman has Oh baud fine lot Of the
,.,sst STYLES OF furniture cheap.
We regret to hear Of two cases OF ty-
III, fever in Mr.. Schwem's family.
There will be children's mite meeting
, ur.J. l.. Whites tomorrow night.
rswentbals ice-cream soda is u de-
r,,b,ful beverage Don't fail to try it.
We are glad TO see Miss Bannie Allen
~ and at her post again after spell of
fever
cs.rpe McClendon and family have re-
,orned home from Il visit to Franklin
county.
Mrs J. +. Sessions left yesterday tor a
,uo weeks visit To relatives at Knox
vile.
Mr.. James Loftin, we'll known citizen
or,be county died last Saturday at More
ION and Helms mill.
scholarship in the best Commercial
College in the South may be had on APP
plicatiOn to this Office.
Mr. Barnard Bee left for Texas Sunday
where he goes to engage in the railroad
business. Success to him.
Mrs. Geo Hubener, who has been Wis
ting friends aud relatives here, returned
10 New Orleans Thursday.
Miss Annie Easterling, one of Bogue
Chi,to's most charming bellies, was here
last week visiting Miss Bette Hardy.
A. NJ. Summers, one of the energetic
and successful farmers of beat 3, sent us
the first coll of open cotton last Tuesday.
Little Lewis Breedlove broke his arm
last Sunday by falling from swing, but
the doctors set it and he is now doing
well.
Mrs Eugene Hyman, of Summit is Wis
itiug her parents and hosts of friends wish
her pleasant stay, while in her old
home.
Mrs Eugene Wmberly and Miss Alice
Wmbery of Wesson were in town Tues
day, the guests of Prof. Ricketts, and
family.
Mrs. W. N. Hurt, wife eff our esteemed
cOnfrerce of the Winona Times, was 10.
town last week visiting her cousin, Miss
Addie Harvey.
DR.. Friick came down from Meridian
last Sunday to spend few days with his
family. The LEADER is indebted to him
ior a pleasant call Monday.
Andy johnson, whe-stole pistol from
Charlie Schnorrenbey, was fined Sc and
costs by Judge Brennan and given thirty
days at the county contractors.
President Fitzhugh has returned from
"Trip TO Louisiana in the interest of the
College. He reports the prospects for the
next session of the College unusually
bright.
Bro. Lewis White reports all kinds of
crops cut short by the drouth in the Nit.
Zion nelghborhood. Won't farmers in
other neishborhoods give us short crop
reports!
Let there be sig turnout of Prohibit
honists with their baskets at the Ami.
Tersary on August 10th, and let the day
Oe celebrated as the event it commemo-
rates deserves.
Messrs. Ed. and Clarence Harris are
visiting their mother at DIR. Frilck's.
They will shortly return TO Bolivar coun-
where they both have secured good
positions as statesmen.
The next ministers and deacons' meet
ing will be held with the Little Bahala
chnrch Saturday before the 5th Sunday in
september. The woman's meeting will
10 heid IN connection Herewith.
Dr' u j. Hester has our thanks for
some delicious peaches and % fine water
n0ioh' lhe Doctor is one of our pioneer
"or''culturlsts and is determined to
f''Se'erc I'LL success crowns his efforts.
ram and quite heavy wind visited
sue helghborhood just beyond Union Hall
sunday a number of trees, good deal
VI lelclng and shed were blown down
v" MessrS. Jesse and Isaac Smiths place.
MI Joseph Dale, of the Lawrence
oOunty Press, was in town Saturday and
T"Duay' Joe is the worthy sou of no
"' s'le' and the people of Lawrence,
uniong whom he was born and reared,
'"Ou'o give him the liberal support bis
merits deserve.
"ehghtful surprise party was given
1.-THE residence of MIR. Henry Lewentbai
"''' frlday night, and the young people
pa.'icipanng were delightfully."- received
"u entertained by Miss Annie and her
'a'nef and brothers and all came away
'"armed with their welcome.
ING mousse of Rufus Cox Oh Mat Smiths
pace three miles south of town, was de-
Wv; by fire Sunday night. together
wv, "u It's entire contents, the family bare
'scaplng with the clothes on their
OaCks Mr.. Cox is a poor man with a
, "l' anu eight children, and was thus