The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1889-11-28


A nice line of Lamps, Glass and Queens
ware cheap at Tom Perkins.
Go to church today and return thanks
70 tbe Lord for His goodness.
Anew lot of buggies and harness jnst
received by John Il. Perkins.
Pres. Fitzhugh visited his sons. G. T.,
and Lewis at Memphis last week.
cho ice assortment of best chewing
cum and fancy candies at Martz's.
The imported Holiday Goods Of G.
Heuck g. Son will arrive tomorrow.
Miss LIZZIE Newsom- Skinner, with her
two children, is visiting at DR.. BENEFITS.
Mfr. and Mrs. John Rock, of Bogue-
Cbitto, visited relatives here last Sab
bath.
The wise merchant plants his adver-
tscment in the LEADER about this time
of year.
Mrs. CYNTHIA Smith, the mother of Mes
srs. Alfred and Hamilton Smith, died last
Saturday.
Messrs. Thompson and McNair are at
tending Chancery Court this week at
Monticello
Tom Perkins Furniture Store is the
place to get furniture and stoves cheap.
Call and see him.
Heuck & Son have received notice that
Santa Clans will again make their store
his headquarters.
Mr.. C. Heuck, accompanied by Miss
Annie, left last Sunday night for a visit
to relatives in New Orleans.
Prof. Stewart, of the Public School, is
being complimented upon his conduct of
the pupils under his charge.
Shot gnns-muzzle leaders and breech-
loadcrs--at John r. Perkins, from the
the lowest to the highest prices.
IIeuck Il Son have a complete liue OF
dry goods. notions, hats, boots and shoes,
which they are selling at very low prices.
There Will be a meeting of the Citizens
hhS'CIuNlblI III tIC C'uib hch'C !"
night. Every business and professional
man in town should be there.
Mr. and Mrs. Seavey left this week for
New Orleans in company with Miss Bon
ME Storm, whose i'll health compelled heI
to 90 for treatment under "A specialist
Mrs. John NJ. Green, of Yoakum, Texas,
arrived last Friday evening on visit to
her mother, Mrs. Strickland. "Mrs.
Salie's- many friends warmly welcome
her back.
The Brook haven News has sold out to
w, S. and l.. II. Bowen, of Iowa, who
will continue its publication. The in
coming and outgoing editors have our
best wishes.
As Rev. A. A. Lomax has been called
TO preach at Brookhaven twice month
next year, Rev. j. E. Thigpen has
been called to and accepted the pastor
ate at Little Bahala.
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.
A runaway was the excitement OF
Railroad Avenue last Sunday evening
The smashing of one Sam Magee's bng
gies and the slight brusing of Lucier
Scott, the driver, were the only casual
ties.
John White returned from Lexington
KY, last Saturday morning where
he has been attending school, Johr
is bright boy, he having finished
a commercial course in less than three
months.
The congregations of the various
churches in our town are requested to as
semble in the Presbyterian church to-da!
at IL o'clock, for the purpose OF uniting
in Thanksgiving services. All are invlt
cd to attend.
How to obtain new railroad faciii
ties and the question of cooper ating will
Wesson to secure the location of TIN
Methodist College will be the chief topic
Tor consideration at the meeting oil tn
Citizens Association to- morrow night.
The old Board of Supervisors have
good chance to make themselves remen
bered. When they meet next week ie
them provide for good court house be
to ring their praises down the comm
years. The people will cheerfully stan
the expense.
Our young friend Joe Smith, of Unio
Hall, has the editors thanks for gallo
OF the incest homemade syrup we haN
seen, and a supply of fine turnips. IL
smith boys-Jesse, Isaac and Joe-a
among the most successful farmers
Lincoln county, always making enoug
OF every thing for home consumption al
something extra to sell, and besides a
model gentlemen any way You tai
them.