The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1889-05-02
AND COUNTY ITEMS.

Read estray notice.
DIR. Lewenthal visited jackson Sunday
Mrs. Linton has had her house newly
singled.
Bochuke has fine line Of hand som,
Lird cages.
Mr.. Parsons has been suffering will
ruscoa lately
The marriage bells will soon ring, and
ring, aud ring
Mrs. Faycite Tyler has been quito i'll
with sore throat this week.
Daniel & willunghby's is the place to
buy your family groceries.
How those 81 80 suits do sell at Daniel
4 wiloughby's new store.
Miss Ella Stampley visited relatives in
Terry Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Annie Brown, of Memphis, is WIS
ting her sister Mrs Powell.
Look at the s1.OO brogans; how they do
sell. Call at Daniel & Willoughby's.
Neck or nothing is the motto of john
McGrath & Sons neck tie department.
There will be Church Confer.
,nce at the Methodist church next Sab.
bath.
Hon. A. II. Lougino and wife paid
Brookhaven a flying visit last Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Kelly, of Chapman,
Ala, are on a visit to Mr.. lobe Cox's
family near town.
The Hartman Lumber Co. received
lot of new rolling stock for their mill
railroad last Saturday.
Rev. w. B. Lewis, Presiding Elder of
the Brookhavcn District, was here last
week OH official business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Turnbough have
moved into their new residence at the
west end of Monticello street.
Mrs. Judge Clapp and her accomplish
ed daughter, Miss Ollie, of Memphis.
are visiting Mr.. Chas. Clapp.
Call at Boennke's and secure your mos
made fly and mosquito proof.
Vim. Abshagen's $500 and S2.25 La
dies Dongola Button are handsome. Just
to hand. Don't fail to get a pair.
Just received fresh stock ofboys' and |
youths clothing. Call and see what |
great bargains. Daniel & Willoughby.
a. Ill Iak oLaln Major Will |
moth spent several days in town this
week looking after his matrimonial and
financial interests.
DIR. John Magee paid us an appreciated |
call last Saturday. He says Caseyville is
about unan imous for 'the best Governor
Mississippi ever had"
Genial Tom Moore, late ofthe Southern
Pacific Railroad in Texas, has joined his
wife here, and expects to make Missis-
sippi his future home.
Mr.. Pfeifer's new cottage OH Court
street, is nearly ready for occupancy, and |
when completed will DO occupied by Mr..
A. Cohn. of Monticello.
Will Mitchell, Joe, Luke ana Wallace
Bowen, of Wesson, cansed flutter
among the fair sex by their presence in
town last Sunday evening.
Messrs Norwood & Buttcrfeld, one of
our leading lumber firms, received
large new boiler engine and smoke stack |
for their planning mill last week.
Mrs. w. II. Penn, was shocked with |
grief u few days ago to learn that her
only sister, Mrs. Mary Lovelock, had been
drowned in IL lake at Lovelock, Nevada,
while ont fishing.
Mr. Heuck caught a, trout out of Floyd
Williams mill pond last week that weigh
ed pounds. Hauling him in was royal
and exciting sport. A fine jack and other
fish were also capturned the same day.
Mr.. Will C. Cannon and his accomplish
ed wife, after spending n week visiting
relatives and friends at Wesson and Sum-
init, passed through here last Friday for
their home in Monticello, accompanied by
Mrs. Cannons mother, Mrs. Huffman.
The Mirror announces our genial batch
elor friend Major S. b. Wilmoth as can
didate for matrimony, subject to the ac-
ton of the fair sex of Wesson. Better let
the pretty girls and dashing young wild
ows of Brookhaven have vote, too,
Major.
DR.. Craig's family have arrived and are
domiciled in the Whitworth building on
Monticello street. The Doctor and his
household will prove valuable acquisi
ton to society and the community gener-
ally, and as such are cordially welcomed
to our midst.
Mr.. A. Scherck is having a nice frame
cottage erected on First Street. When
completed it will be occupied by his
daughter Miss Lolita and his prospective
son-in-law, Mr.. Zollie Daniel, who were
pu blicly bethrothed a few months ago,
and whose marriage takes place in June.
Mr.. John A. Smith, q worthy citizen
living in the Western part of this county,
died recently after strange and pro-
trscted illness. Though declining in
health for several months before his death
and growing weaker all the time, he was
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