The Brookhaven leader., 1889-09-05
IVY AND COUNTY ITEMS.

,,,-c, weddings next week.
- ba. the finest apples in town.
,o III. LEADER your job printing.
-. Waits lectures to night in Jackson
non.t fail to show up at the meeting t.
morrow night.
ur. Boone has been spending the week
IN HOlmesviIIe'
,oJ,,e Cbrismam is Kidding court this
uprk at HazlehurSt.
pr.sbvterisn mite meeting at Mrs,
r,,mnson's tomorrow night.
Mics Settic Dartlrn. of Fayette, is Wis
;,;ng Judge McMillan's family.
paul Zwirn's store at Buguc Chitto is
,bs pIace to buy good dry goods cheap.
rho new BAPTIST church at Bogue
cb,,to will soon be ready for occupancy.
LAWS Decrll will mix it with the boys
ain for Constable. See announcement
Cant and Mrs. S. G.. Duhfaloe, of Jack
.on are visiting Mr. and Mrs. u. ID. Davis.
Tho W. C.. Il. u. entertainment will
,ote place September 18th. Take notice.
Mss Annie Cassidy, of Summit, visited
her uncle, Judge Hiram Cassidy, last
week.
Miss Emma Hubener, of New Orleans,
i, visiting friends at the Commercial
Hotel,
Clarence Harris, of Boliyar county,
spent Yesterday IN town calling upon old
friends.
n A. Tibbs, of the Clarion Ledger,
favored his folks with visit Saturday
snd Sunday.
We regret that Mr.. n. Jones has had
relapse and is suffering from repeated
lemorrhages.
Mrs. Duncan Magee, u daughter of the
late John Gilchrist, died at her home near
Caseyvilo last week.
Bishop Galloway speut yesterday in
town and was warmly greeted by his
many friends and admirers.
Mrs. Smith, of Marshall, Texas, has
been spending several days with her
friend, Miss Edwna Burnley.
Many friends regret to boar of the Sc
Texas aud hope for her recovery.
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen will
meet at II o'clock next Saturday to elect
trustees for the city public schools.
Vim. Abshagcn's $500 and 1926 La
dies Dongoa Button are handsom Just
10 hand. Don't fail to get pair.
Mrs, J. NJ. Buckley, of Jackson, came
down Saturday and remained until Tues
day. the guest of Miss Della Mikell.
If you wish anything in the way of.
good religious books or other standard
literature, call on Rev. r. J. Boone.
Charley Hamilton, of New Orleans,
and Tom Conway, of Chatawa. visited
Jimmie McGrath during the past week.
County Superintendent Grafton willex-
anime applicants next Monday for schol-
arshipS in the Girls Industrial College.
Blue Mountain stands among the lead
ing female colleges of the South. Don't
ialltonotice their card in another column.
Any ono wishing to become the agent
Of good marble yard, may learn some
thipg to his interest by calling at this
office.
The Board Of Supervisors fixed the tax
levy this week at $500 on the thousand
1900 for State, $500 for school and
9l.OO Tor county purposes.
Miss Miriam Crutcher left last week for
sherman. Texas. where she will engage in
teaching in Mrs. kdd's school, and will
doubtless achieve the success her talents
merit.
Mr.. n. II. blanchard and Mr.. Z. A.
MCLaurIn represented the Bro0khayen
and Bogne Chitto Lodges respectively at
the Grand Lodge meeting in Greenville
last week.
Brother w. J.. Mitchell, of the Copiah
Signal, and MessrS. Mallard and Bowen,
OF the Wesson Mirror, took in the Re-
union last Thursday.
Mr.. w. G. Mitchell. late of the Wesson
Mirror, and Ben Nesmith, of Hazlehurst,
were in town last Friday and favored the
LEADER with Il welcome call.
Don't send off to get Your letter heads,
bill and note-heads, envelopes, etc,
printed, when the LEADER job Office is
prepared to do all such work in the neat
est and most satisfactory style
Brakesman John Turner was run over
ny the cars at Soudan last Wednesday and
ooth legs horribly mangled. He was
brought here, but only lived few hours,
Drs; Bennett and Craig doing all they
could to soothe his dying moments.
The first bale of new cotton was re-
c e at Bogue Chitto last Thursday, the
Iyl1 nit 1t was raised by Mr.. f. X.
nh l.
bought by Paul Zwirn for 10 cents. 1t
also took the S.. 90 premium offered by
Dir, Zwrn for the first new bale.
Miss Maggie Deuchert, after six
weeks visit to her uncle, Mr.. C. Heuck,
anu FAMILY returned to her home in New
orleans last Friday morning, to the re-
gret OF her many admiring friends at
tniS place. Her brother Charley, who
Hau favored his relatives with a pleasant
iour days visit, returned with her.
, Messrs. John /. Marshall & Co., of
B3ogue Chitto, have an advertisement in
this issue to which we call the special at
1entlon of our South Lincoln readers.
Lney have very large and well-assorted
STOCK of general merchandise, and are
prepared to furnish real bargains to all
VINO call. They also pay the highest
market prices for country produce.
Dir. and Mrs. A. III. LongIno, of Jack
sou, came down last Friday and stayed
Until tuesday visiting old friends. They
VIII now go to their new home in Green
"oou. MT. LONGING is one of the rising
; lung men of our State. and has in him
cue elements for fine Judge, Governor or
any other position of honor and trust to
t Mn'cn his fellow-citizens may decide in