The Brookhaven leader., 1889-05-23
a}tuukI,areil graaer.
THURSDAY. May 23, 1850.
nowS AND COUNTY ITEMS.

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Prohibition mass meeting next Monday.
J., "thr crauLs'tu,n ont in force J,rxt
Monday.
win Mitchell. If w,s,ou was here
sunday.
ye,hnhc has fne line Of handsome
bird cages.
No, my sou, rbie county will never 20
vet again
Judge Chrisman is holding court al
canton this week
Will McGra,h made II flying "trip Sat
urJpy evening tn Wesson.
Rev. Geo. G.. Woodbridge, viii preach
=, MI. Carmel next Sunday.
who'll be the first candidate to
break the ice Ivy Announcing
Wearc glad see DR.. Bowen ont again
,fter serious attack of vertigo.
Hon. A II. Longino. aud Capt. W. Il.
nrtlcr were in town Tuesday evening.
Look Mt the Sl.OO brogans; how they do
,cu Call at Daniel * WIlloughby's.
Don't miss the W. c. T. L. entertain
ment at Heuck's Hall Tomorrow evening.
The W. c. T. U. meeting at 'Heucl 5
Hall tomorrow night. Come one, come
al,
DIR. W. W. Moore and Mr.. John Nc
Kenzie, of Summit, were in town ,lIon-
day.
Miss Ida Herald, beautiful young
lady of Summit, is visiting at Mr. Jor-
dams.
1t begins too look like we are not 60
ing to have any summer this year, and
no rain either.
The LEADER acknowledges the honor of
call from Hon. J. NJ. Stone while IN
town last Thursday.
Clouds of dust befosged the streets
md stores Monday evening as March
ike wind prevailed.
Our Brass Band is fast coming to the
front. They furnished fine music ut the
Presby terian Bazaar.
Hon r. II. Thompson went down to
Monticello with Gov. stone last Friday
and returned Saturday.
Rev. w. B. Murrah will preach in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday morn
iug. No service at night.
Call at Bochnke's and secure your mos
quito frames. Any room can thus be
uade fly and mosquito proof.
VIM Abshagens p 90 and S2.25 La
dies Dongola Button are handsome. Just
10 hand Don't fail to get pair.
Just received a fresh stock ofhoys' and
Youths clothing. Call and see what
great bargains. Daniel * Wilouchby.
Communications and calls putting
candidates will bc charged for by this
oiiicc at tic rate. of ten crnts per line.
Use Warner Bros. Health Colsets. and
stop paying DOCTOR bills. McGrath Il
sons arc sole agents fnr the above goods.
Ur +. r, Tyres, of esyka, spent Mon
day ~ town. He was en- route to the
meeting Of the State Dental Association
1t Vcksbur5.
Mrssrs Sherman & Davis, Bankers,
make their quarterly statement III to-
lays paper, which shows them TO he i'll
rNcellent financial shape.
The Blookhavem W. &. T. L. will give
another of their delightful. entertain
7ncuts at Heuck's Hall on Friday evening,
NAY oath. Admission free.
Miss Lula Meek, who has been attend
ing College az this place and boarding
with her aunt, Mrs. Meek, returned to
her home in Black Hawk last Sunday.
Miss Mary Connolly, one OF our most
popular Young ladies, after quite pro-
tracted visit to friends in Natchez, re-
turned home last Thursday evening.
Mr. Fred Folz, who was dangerously
sick last Saturday and Sunday, we are
glad to know is now cOnvale>cng. DIR.
Moore, of Summit came up to see HIM
Saturday.
There will be n mite meeting given
for the benefit of the Presby terrain church,
in the grove between Mrs Stewards and
Mrs. Storms Friday night. Refreshments
served at the popular prices.
Would it not be u good plan for all
truck men who are convenient to Brook
haven to plant Il large late crop of okra
and tomatoes for the canning factory
There is ample time yet for these crops.
Sam Storm has our thanks for the first
home raised cabbage heads OF the season.
He is a splendid gardener and had fine
prospect for all kinds of vegetables, bnt
the protracted dry weather has rather
the better of his truck now.
The picnic by the Baptist Sunday
School on last Saturday was very
pleasant one. There were recitations by
Misses Mary Strickland, and Wessie
Martin, Mrs. Strickland, Josie Hurst,
Bessie Crosby, Mary Hobbs and Kathleen
ChriSman.
CALL TO ACTION.
Do not let any Prohibitionist who can,