The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1889-04-18
TOWN AND COUNTY ITEMS.

Tom Ratlif's new house is rcariu,
conpeiiou
Rorhnke has received an immense stool
OF Wallpaper.
Miss Georgia Powell is visiting fricnd
in IIsncr, La.
The fruit crop promises 90 lie the most
abundant in years.
Judge Chrisman is holding court this
week at Magnolia.
The roses, whippCorwills and lightning
bugs have come again.
rYsome gloves, for TV-some US AT
John McGrath Il Sons.
When you want provisions, corn, oats
hay, etc, go TO Powelrs.
PorKers will not he allowed the liberty
of the city after May LIST.
Get your rice, coffee, sugar, hams, grits
and homny at Powells.
The work of the ladies is beginning to
show on the railroad parks.
DanlcI /" w ~ VIC P'''Nb wv
buy your family groceries.
How those 81 80 suits do sell at Daniel
& Willoughbv's new store.
Merchant and Farmer Ford Smith paid
us a welcome call last Tuesday.
Norwood Cant, of Crystal Springs,
visited relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Maxwell, of Month
cello, were in town last Friday,
A fine crop of oats and clover is grow
ing in one of the railroad parks.
Frank Geeer, Jr., as grand jury fore
man, is said to he a luminous success.
Look at the $10O brogans; how they do
sell. Call at Daniel & Wllloughby's.
Neck or nothing is the matter of John
McGrath & Sons neck tie department.
Hon. J. S. Sexton and wife paid short
visit to friends here last Friday even
ing.
DIR, Craig has opened real estate
agency in connection with his newspaper
business.
Mr.. Clarence Bonuey, of the Summit
Sentinel, was in town last Thursday
evening.
Our appreciated friend r. S. Newman,
Pm. at Veto, paid us welcome call last
Friday.
Among the county officers to be elected
,ts.n Ion n
Education.
Boehnke can sell you nice wallpaper to
paper room 16xl6 for only $40, nice
borders included.
Mr.. John l. Marshall and family, of
Bosue Chitto, have been visiting relatives
here this week.
The mite meeting at Mr.. W. IL. Penn's
last Friday night was greatly enjoyed by
the young folks.
Our whole-soulcd friend "Che Illus"
Summers of beat 3, paid us All appreciat-
ed call yesterday.
Call at Boehnke's Parlor Furnatura
Factory and see his extensive stock OF
wallpaper. It's grand.
Powell can't he beat on good groceries
and low prices. To find all you want in
groceries, 90 20 Powells.
Miss Allie johnson, of Homer, La, who
has been visiting Miss Addie Marshall,
returned last Sunday evening.
VIM. Abshagen's $500 and S2.25 La
dies Dongola Button are handsome. Just
to hand. Don't fail to get pair
Gust as sweet as pie" is what young
lady exclaimed when shown McGrath &
Sons line of laces and embroderies.
Mr.. r. II. Henry, editor of the Clarion
Ledger, was in town Saturday evening
and paid this Office an appreciated call.
Just received a fresh stock ofboys' and
youths clothing. Call and see what
great bargains. Daniel & Willoughby.
Sheriff McNair took the four convicts
to the Peitentiary yesterday evening who
were sentenced at the late term of Court
Boehnke is the man to buy wallpaper
from. He has made tho business life
study and his selections are magnificent.
Town was full of people last Saturday.
Cherokee street was crowded with wag-
ons and teams as if it had been the
middle of December.
Mr.. j. N. Schwall has one of the best
and earliest gardens in town. His cab
bage, Irish potatoes, onions, lettuce,
beats, etc., defy competition.
probation sho' does prohibit" said
Alex Winston, after the sentence of the
Court had fallen on him TO the tune of
$4,000 fine and 60 days in the county
Jail.
The Methodists of McComb will run an
excursion from Magnolia to Wesson on
April 9th. The train will pass Brook
haven about 8 o'clock and the fare from
here will be 25 cents. Children II years
of age, half-fare.
The protracted meeting at the Baptist
church will begin next Sunday night.
Pastor Lomax will be assisted during the
week by Rev. j. b. Gambrell, Editor OF
the Baptist Record. Sunday night the
Lords Supper will be celebrated and a
collection taken for State Missions.