The Brookhaven leader., 1889-11-07
-ovy AND COUNTY ITEMS.

o;r.,be LEADER your job printing.
a., RE returned from Magnolia Mon
day.
c,,o rowrlrs for your -four, hams and
lard.
r.n,. NUS and cakes at Martz's. Try
them,
ur Clarence B"nney was IN town last
Sunday.
For good coffee, tea" ""d sugar 20 to
Powell's
A. powelrs you will fluid the very best
groceries.
Wanted Mt this Office cords of good
2.root wood.
Miss Mary Lomax is now Teaching NJ
Monticello.
FAR f,uits. candies and cOnfcctions 30
10 PowclFs.
~, Martz's OWN MAKE mOlasses and
eocOanut candies.
For cabbage, onions, potatoes aud hon.
;nv. 30 to Powells.
N,rtz's candies are the best, Guaran
,ccd pure and wholesome.
Rev. T. W. White is engaged in teach
ing at Confederate Grove.
Jim Magee, of Jackson, visited
friends at this place last Monday.
There will he regular services at tho
Presbyterian church next Sunday.
A choice assortment of best chewing
gum and fancy candies at Martzs.
Mrs Perkins, of Louisiana, has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Pickcns.
The Catholic cemetery was lavishly and
beautifully decorated on All Saints Day.
Charley Hoskins, of the ]. G. Railroad,
visited his parents here last Thurs
day.
Window sash, stoves, wagon spokes,
hardware and furnature at Tom Perkins
cheap.
Sherman & Davis are pay ing big prices
have any to sell.
Sam Hoskins left Saturday evening for
Kentwood, La, where he goes to accept
position as depot agent.
Dr. John johnson, of New Orleans, son
of the late DIR. II. T. johnson, visited
Brookhaven last Sabbath.
Tom Perkins will sell you n watch
bed stead or any kind Of furniture either
for cash or an installments.
Remember that your State and county
taxes are now due and after the 18th of
December damages will be added.
Luther Harvey has accepted position
rs operator at Kentwood, La. lie is a
bright boy and We wish him success.
Miss Lou Decell, of CascyvilIc, visited
Brookhaven last Monday, on her way
back from a lengthy visit to Rodney.
Call at Tom Perkins new hardware
aud furniture store and sec his furniture,
lamps glass ware. etc. Cheaper than
elewherc.
Miss Maggie Maxwell, ono of CATIONS
lovelicst young ladies, is visiting her
Cousins, Misses Eliza and Jimmie
DanShtry.
Mrs. b. ID. Bishop. of Monticello. is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Frank Larkin.
We regret to hear of tho serious illnoss
Of her babe.
The W. NJ S., of the Baptist church,
requests us to say that il will fill orders
for bonnets. aprons, saques and any small
articles of clothing at The cheapest rates
The w. C. T. L. will meet at the
Methodist church tomorrow evening at
4o'cock. The US have been invited to
meet with them and are expected at that
time.
WANTED-By n sober, Industrious prin-
Ter of over five years experience, posi-
ton in newspaper or job office. Can give
the best references. Address III. n. this
office.
Bro. Lomax preached two good sermons
to large congregations Sabbath morning
and evening, and spent Monday and
Tuesday visiting his flock like the good
pastor he is.
Mr.. G. 4. Martz was called to Jackson
Tuesday by dispatch stating that his
aged father, Mr.. John Martz of that
place, was critically i'll. We regret to
learn since that his fathers illness proved
fatal before he reached his bedside.
The Natchcz and Brookhaven papers
are again energetically discussing the
building of the Natelez, Brookhaven &
Meridian Railroad. Some such road is as
certain as the future; and it is only q
matter of comparatively short time; for
Its necessity and advantages are rapidly
being made manifest .-NeW MissisSip-
plan.
Mr. Hiram Cassidy, jr., of Brook
maven, took the premium of "a box of
line cigars at the Summit fair for being
'nehandsomest young man in six counties.
a committee of yonng ladies rendered
the decision and they ought to know.
Bliss Nettie Darden, of Jefferson county,
. niece of Mrs. G. S. Mcmillan, and a
popular favorite in Brookhaven, was
awarded the premium for being the most
graceful vOnp0 Lad.