The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1889-06-13
TOWN Nd COUNTY ITEMS,

Natural Gas-The tax about McGrathf
goods.
GOOD silver watch for $1,000 at L. II
PerRins'.
A yood coat and vest for s1.CO at Dan
i,I & willohghby's.
Woodbury. fruit jars cheap, at Perk.
ms Hardware store.
The members of the Alliance hold an
important meeting today.
The new Waterbury $500 watch is u
dandy. Sold 10y T. II. Perkins.
Ice.cream freezcrs! Ice-cream .freezersl
all sizes at Perkins Hardware store.
Avoid the rush, but keep in the swim
and come early to McGrnth IL Sons.
Look at the S1.00 brogans; how they do
,ell, Call at Daniel & Wllloughby's.
Charlie Heuck. willard seavey, Nor
man Craig and ira Parsons are the byci
elists of the town.
Our merchants should give their cler KS
chance by closing heir stores at 6:3O
every evening except Saturday.
WIN. Abshagen's $500 and 1925 La
dies Dongola Button are handsome. Just
to hand. Don't fail to get pair.
Best "boss" filed hunting case watch
at S35. 90; open face at S25. 90. Either cash
or instalment plan, by T. II. Perkins.
Just received fresh stock ofboys' and
Youths clothing. Call and see what
great bargains. Daniel q Willoughby.
The long drouth has at last been brok-
en- by copiQps rains, and the crops are al
ready looking better. Praise the Lord.
Walter A. Woods moving machine is
the best. j. r. Perkins, agent. Call aud
see what easy terms you can buy one on.
Communications and calls putting
candidates will be charged for by this
office at the rate of ten cents per line.
Charlie Tedford, the efficient bill clerk
of tbeL.. N. o. d L. r. X. Co, at Mem
phis, is at home on a visit to his parents.
Lewenthal's ice-cream parlor is now
open to the public every afternoon, and
his popular soda water fount all the
time.
Mrs. Zula Brooks Malone, of Atlanta,
ever admired by those who know her for
her beauty of character and person, is on
visit to her mother and other relatives
at this place.
Michigan has produced pine tree
which gets away with the Que cut 10y |
Messrs. Norwood Il Butterfield in this |
county. 1t was felled near colbert, was
six feet in diameter at the butt and seal
ed 10000 feet of choice lumber.
Mr.. Thompson says he does not care to
20 into any scramble for the nomination
for Floater Representative, but if he
is the peoples choice for the position, he
will accept it and serve them to the best |
of his ability. That is enough said
L. A. McLaurin, general merchant, of
Bogue Chitto, has sold out To the Zwirn |
Bros, of Summit, who will carry Oh the
business as heretofore. 1t rs said Mr.. Me-
iAurin intends moving to Texas. He has
the LEADERS, best wishes wherever his |
loi may fall.
Miss Clara Tibbs was awarded 81 medal
by her teacher for excellence in deport-
ment during the College term just closed
and had the misfortune to lose it this |
week, together with a breast-pin inscrib
ed with the letter T. Any one finding |
them will please take due notice.
AS will be seen by dissolution notice in
another column, the partnership hereto
fore existing between Max Prlebatsch, J.
j. Meyers and Chas. Gotten in the Prize
batsoh Lumber Co., has been dissolved
by mutual consent, and the business will
be carried on in the future by Max Prize
hatsch as sole proprietor Mr. Prebatsch,
who has as much energy as q steam en-
CINE, has been signally successful in all
of his business undertakings, and he will
no doubt make grand uccess of this
also.
By request of the petitioners we pub
lish in another column a communication
which has been laid before the city coun-
ell on the subject of the clog Ordi-
nance" lately adopted. While the Ordi-
nance may have its advantages as a town
regulation, for the reasons set
forth, as we'll as others, it no doubt works
hardship on many country people living
near town, and we believe under existing
circumstances there would be more fair
ness in it's repeal than justice in its en-
torcement.
We are indeed very sorry to learn that
Mr.. A. Cohn will soon leave us, as we
learn he has rented house in Brook
haven and will likely remove his family
to that place next week. Mr.. Cohn has
resided in this place for number of
years, and has made good citizen. We
regret very much to lose him and his
family from our midst.-MOnticello Press.
Mr.. COIN and family arrived last week
and are now domiciled in the new
Pfeifer cottage on Court street. On be-
half of our people we cordially welcome
them. AS soon as he can wind up his
business affairs IN Monticello, we learn
that Mr. Coin expects to engage in the
mercantile business here.
In view of the facts as we have since
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