The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-11-08
Town AND COUNTY ITEMS,

For the very best groceries, 20 W row
ellis.
Plain figures aud plain truths ut Ne
Grath's.
If YOU can pay your subscription ii
wood dc 50.
Afr. John Tcunisson, of Summit was ii
town Sunday.
Hartman has a splendid stock Of gents
sbirts-chcap, too.
The Methodist protracted meeting clos
ed Monday night.
We regret to hear of the continued III
ness of Mr.. Linton.
Hartman carries good line Of hard
,are and mill supplies.
MANY Of our best locals have beer
crowded ont of this issue.
Buy your fruits from c. fieuck & Sou
fresh supply just received.
The Old Hickory Wagon is the best
vet, Kept by +. II. Hartman.
The man with two faces is the only one
who aruubies about McGrath's hats.
Hats for all heads from a pimple to a
rumpkin, ut John McGrath IL Sons
pr Frilick is busy on a set of teeth for
y toothless little stranger at his house
Powell has the finest candies and the
best stock of Christmas goods in town.
Hartman has just received nice lin
of new buggies and Old Hickory wagons.
Have Won seen that new lot of jeans re-
,eiv,d hy Hartmann Well, you ought to.
1t can't be beat
Hcuck * Son have just received Il fine
line Of Jeans, which they are selling at
Alliance prices.
A nice line of furniture is one of the
attractions at lIartman's woll-stOckrd
store. Sold cheap.
Mr.. Watt Gracey, the handsome and
efficient assistant depot agent of Summit
visited friends here Sunday.
Bishop Galloway left last Monday for
Texas and Mexico to be absent until
abont the middle Of December.
MIR. Jesse Warren, our worthy Circuit
Clerk. is sellosly sick, being threatened
with paralysis and loss of reason.
Hardy Masce, an old Brook haven boy,
hut now an employe of the Osyka Two
States. visited relatives here Sunday.
All Saints Day was appropriately OBJ
,crvcd by the Catholics at this place, and
The decorations were elaborate and beau
nal.
Friday evening State Lecturer Dawes
delivered an interesting and instructive
address to the members of the Alliance
and others.
Tie mte-mcc:ins at Mrs. Strick land )
has been postponed until Tomorrow night
week, when the Grandmothcrs party will
hr fine success.
Mrs. Julia McGrath has opened Il mil
iiuery store on Cherokee street next Goor
to =. 7. Mead x Co., and her stock OF
millinery is just lovely.
Don't forget that Hogg's cheap cXcur-
sion will ran to New Orleans Dee. 5th,
and that he is the only man who will run
an eXuulSiOu to the Crescent City this
winter.
Rev. c. Il, Dudley preached his fare
we'll sermon here on last Sabbath night
and amidst tears and regrets separated
himself from his loved and loving con
Grcgatlon.
Prof. NJ. Smith was in town Saturday
evening. He has just returned from a
visit to relatives i'll South Carolina and
Alabama, and will take II school for the
next few months near Johnson Station.
Our friend Charley Nelson, of the Law
renee county Alliance, was in town last
Friday attending the called meeting OF
the Lincoln county Alliance, and favor
I'd this Office with All appreciated call
during his stay.
DR.. w. A. Rodwel died ut hts home in
IN Bogue Chitto last Friday night, after
"A somewhat prOtracted illness, and was
buried here Sunday. He was human and
had his faults, but he possessed a noble
and generous heart.
One of our brightest little friends from
mon Hall presented us with gallon OF
excellent new molasses last week and
several very tall stalks of sugar cane. II
he treats us that way again, we will be
bound to publish his name.
State Lecturer Dawes completed his
lust Of appointments IN this county Tues
DAY with speech at Caseyville. He is q
good talker and has the interest of the
order at heart, and the Lincoln Alliances
Will be benefited by his visit.
Mr. II. I. Beacham has decided to re.
Turn to his place in this county neal
C"Seyville, and will be welcomed back
bro. Beacbam moved to Pike about two
years, after Lincoln had gone dry, as &
sort OF Prohibition Missionary, and now
mat he has succeeded in getting the
saloons abolished down there, he come.
pack to his first love.
Onr good friend Farmer White was il
Town Friday exhibiting specimens of his
'all crop of Irish potatoes, which were de
c'dedly the finest we have seen. He say
ne produced 40 bushels like them on
small patch of ground which be planted
last spring in beans. Bro. White is ;
progressive farmer and believes in help