The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1889-02-14
TOWN AND COUNTY ITEMS.

day.
Sum Magee visited New Orleans ibi
week.
Miss Mand Martin. we regret to say, ]
quite i'll.
To-day is Valentines day! We're yor
remembered
Col. II. NJ. Street, Of Meridian, was i,
town Monday.
Ned. Sparkmau, of Magnolia, was il
town Sunday.
Mrs. &c. Hardy returned from New
orleans Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ada PROXY returned 10 her HON,
in Natchez last Saturday.
DIR. A. Evans, of New Orleans, visited
Bishop Galloway Sunday.
Miss Aileen Conway, of Chatawa, il
visiting NJ iss Ada Boswell.
Miss Laura Jones, of Canton, visited
Mai. Sessions family this week
The Board of Supervisors hold g
special meeting next Saturday.
good many of our people visited the
CITY on the excursion yesterday.
The Mite Meeting at DR.. Watts's wa,
greatly enjoyed by all who attended.
Miss Carrie Stcrnberger, OF Amite
City, is visiting Miss Annie Lewenthal
Lewis T. Fitzhugb, of jackson, has
been visiting relatives here this weol.
Ladies who want specialties for their
,able will find all they want at Powelrs.
Rev. Mr.. Russell, of Wesson, preached
n the Presbyterian church here Sunday
Whit Hoskins, of New Orleans, visited
his sister, Miss Nellie. at the college Sun
day.
Rev. Woodbridge was in town Tuesday
and conducted the Presbyterian prayer
meeting.
Lieut.. Gov. Stands was in town this
week on q visit to his daughter ut the
College.
Mr.. Sid Persell, of the drug firm of Sam
aple & Persell, of Summit was in town
Monday.
Misses Pauline Watts and Msttie Penn
have returned from visit to Miss Jessie
Wright, OF Magnolia.
Capt. VIM. J. Bee, of Savannah, Ga,
is visiting his brother, Mr.. E. NJ. Bee, our
efficient depot agent.
Our neighbor, the News, has entered
upon its third volume. May prosperity
continue to attend it.
Hiram Cassidy, jr., returned from At
,lanta. Ca, this week, where he has been
attending law school.
DR.. Chas. Barber, of Martin, was in
town few days this week prospecting.
lie thinks of locating here.
Mrs. Hubert's house looks as if it had
never been near a fire, it having been
painted and thoroughly repaired.
Miss Cora Varderman returned to her
home in Raymond Monday, after pro-
tracted visit to her sister, Mrs. Frilick.
Miss Eliza Yergain, who has been visit
ing at DIR. Daughtry's, returned to her
home in New Orleans last Sunday even
ing.
We regret to hear of the serious indis-
pos ton of Mrs. Galloway, and hope
that she may soon he up and restored to
good health.
Ben Larkin returned to his position as
engineer on the L., n. o. & 7. Railroad
last saturday and now the poultry own
ers breathe easy.
Jake Hewenthai, representing the
Brookhaven Furniture Factory, left
thursday with nice lot of samples for a
trip mp the country.
A quartette of WhitwortR's sweet girls,
in charge of w. B. Cowan, Esq, ofNorth
Mississippi, paid the LEADER a short call
last Saturday. Call again, girls.
MeGrath & Sons have ON hand a new
and elegant stock of kid gloves. Their
Is cent glove is rare bargain. ODE
pairs closed out regardless of cost.
There will be Mite Meeting at Mr.. r.
H. Thompson's residence tonight
An Exhibition of Heart Gallery on St
Valentines eve will be among the attrac
tions.
The young mems prayer meetings al
the Baptist church continue and our in
experienced boys are leading the meetings
and praying in public. Much good will
result from this.
Oar friends who visit New Orleans viii
always find the Orleans Barber Shop, Is!
Common street, opposite St. Charles Ho
tel, the best place to get a haircut, ,
shampoo or a shave.
G. T. Fitzhugh's article on "shakes
pearian Women of Modern Times" il
the last University Magazine, has beel
highly complimented. May Mr.. Fitz
hugh some day discover his ideal wo
man.
John McGrath & Sons have Just receiv
cd their handsome spring stock of Dr.
Warmers famous Health preserving Coz
sets. Don't fail to look at their IS cen
and $1.00 corsets, which are shapely an
durable.
Miss Ella Ray is still confined to he
bed where she has patiently lain sine
her fall nearly 1--WE months ago. She
certainly one ain aff1ictionn and we hon