The Brookhaven leader., 1889-08-01

Jce.cream freezers. Ice-cream freezers
.nUzes at Perkins Hardware store.
Miss Ella Rea was able to be removed
"a her home in the country last week.
tudge ChrIsman has returned from a
,,.it to his son JEFF in Bolivar county.
Kiss Belle Kearney, the State Organ
;,s~s of the "Y's" will visit BroOkhaven
s.on.
Hr Harry Hamilton, the popular and
,4aknown drummer, was in town this
eek.
,.r. Fred Sherman has left for Ocean
,p.ings. May he return with health re-
,.1rcd.
Mrs. w. w. Cant, of Crystal Springs,
p. ysiting her sister, Mrs. Stewart, at
ias place.
Tie colorcd camp meeting was the at
action for a large crowd of colored folks
hgr2 Sunday.
frank Larkin, of the l.. n. o. q T.
abroad, is in town on II visit to his par
is this week.
John Martin, jr., has returned from Il
rst to Brandon, accompanied d by Miss
3essie Richards.
Miss Susie Powell attended the Mt.
NOrah meeting, which was very sue
esSful one we hear.
Misses Eliza and Jimmie Danghtry have
surned from a pleasant visit to friends
n COpiah county.
Mr.. Marshall is having new coat of
int put on bis residence by our home
snter, Mr.. Jordan.
Our jovial friend Maj. S. b. Wilmoth
Of WeSson, wasa welcome visitor here the
alter part of last week.
Rev. J. H. Gambrell and Misses Lon
md Eliza Gartman attended the Baptist
Convention at West Point.
Tie colOred peoples camp-meeting at
mis- place is creating much interest and
as hope may do much good.
Tie Woman's Christian Temperance
jnion will meet tomorrow evening at 5
clock in the Baptist church.
The Lawn Party on the college campus
st Thursday evening was an enjoyable
I'd profitable affair we hear.
Mr, Roberts, representing Junius Hart,
t New Orleans, is again harmonionsly
angling with musical friends.
Will Hudnall, of the Western Union
,segraph Company of New Orleans, is
me on visit to his mother.
Ben Nesmith, Ed Douglass and Will
Iitehell three of Hazlehnrst's incest
Oung men, were here Sunday.
Wm. Abshagen's $500 and $2.25 La
lies Dongola Button are handsome. Just
ohand. Don't fail to get pair.
Misses Fannie Larkin, Jane Linton,
lanche and Ola Magee, are attending
amPmeeting at Adams camp ground.
Blue Mountain stands among the lead
rg female colleges of the South. Don't
altonotice their card in another column.
R.H Samuel has sold the Pathway of
life to many of our citizens and more are
follow. Somebody says "he's hum
lern
ar. Clifton Lomax lies i'll at his home
lHazlehurst, and his sister has been con-
octlng his school near Mt. Zion in this
Ounty.
We are indebted to Miss Lizzie Buie for
'eall. She is now teaching at Mt. Pleas
'nt where she has school of fifty lei ght
Inpils.
MIS- Henry Schaller and Mrs. Ada
@cNalr, filed Miss Fannie Larkin place
Organist at the Methodist church last
aObath.
Nev' X. j. Boones meeting at Mt.
+'fiah resulted in 81 accessions to the
.lafch and the meeting at his Topisaw
Unrch in accessions.
"0suiar monthly preaching at the Bap-
'onurch next Sabbath. At the even
service the celebration of the Lords
upper will be observed.
walker Hanford of McComb City favor
us many friends at this pace with a
'asant visit this week. He was the
guest Of Arch Mcmillan.
,ue wOman's Missionary Society of the
'p'st church will hold public meet
!" mat church next Monday evening
'Oeiock' The public are invited.
s Vaf talented young friend, G. T. Fitz-
' Esq, returned last Monday from a
~. weeks trip to Greenville and the
A. @ where he anticipates locating for
practice of his profession.
~, :. Abrams met with serious accident
M, inufsday evening. In taking down
,1s ' goods from high shelf Le slipped
s,i u 'Sii npon his show case severing the
e,,. -. artery of his right arm. Physicians
,,a' ~ uastily called and saved his life by
''"p' and skillful attention.