The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1889-03-21


odist church.
Miss Rosa Hart, of Jackson, who ha,
been visiting Mr.. Pfeifer's family, return
cd last Saturday.
Just come and see. Boys and children,
suits for 81 50-all wool--at the new
store of d. & w.
Mrs Erwin, of Wesson, has been
spending several days visiting friends
and relatives here.
Call at Boehnke's Parlor Furnatura
Factory and see his extensive stock OF
wallpaper. It's grand.
Call and see Daniel & Willoughby's
stock of clothing. Black corkscrew suits
for $40 90 worth SIS 90.
Miss Bessie Richards, al accomplished
young lady of Brandon, is visiting
friends at the City Hotel.
Miss Emma Lanier, bright young lady
from, Fair River, has been spending some
time with Mrs. VIM. F. Davis.
Boehnke is the man to buy wallpaper
from. He has made the business a life
study and his selections are magnificent.
Capt. Hoskins returned from Washing
ton City Tuesday night. We haven't heard
yet to what foreign court he will be APP
pointed.
Judge Chrsman finished the business
in the Copiab court and returned home
Tuesday. His next court will begin IN
this county April LIST.
The w. C. T. u. entertainment to-mor-
row night at the NJ f. church. Addresses
by Revs. A. F. Watkins and A. A. Lomax.
The public are cordially invited.
Mrs. J. P. Matthews and her lovely
daughters, Misses Mary and Jessie. after
spending several days here with friends
left Tuesday evening fora trip TO New Or
teams.
Mr.. Irving Magee, formerly of Lincoln
county, has moved to this place aud OPEN
ed store of groceries in the store hons,
formerly occupied by Britain Bros
Hesson Mirror.
Messrs Daniel & Willoughhy are push
ing to the front in mercantile circles
Read their attractive new al. in to-day's
paper ard give them n call and you'll find
they mean what they say.
They have the cheapest and best line of
family groceries. ever offered to the PEG
al . ,na, a, IL
keep the best Western butter and cheese
also a fine and fresh lot of canned goods
at d. 4 WIS
Mr.. E. Z. Franiz, representing the
Clarion-Ledger. WAS in town last Satur-
day, calling upon the old patrons of that
paper and booking new ones. The
LEADER Is indebted to him for an appre,
ciated call.
Hiram Cassidy, jr., is becoming qnite
efficient and popular as stenographer.
He took down all the testimony in the
kernaghau- Hooker contest here, and last
week filled the position of stenographer
for the Circuit Court at Haziehurst.
Our Young friend Hardy Magee WAS in
town Tuesday in attendance npon the
funeral Of his uncle, Capt. Jack Hardy
lie is now employed by the Drug firm OF
Z c. Marion & Co., 131 Poydras street,
New Orle ms. Hardy is Que of our best
boys, aud we wish him success.
Mrs. Strickland formed a Missionary
Society at Macedonia church last Sab.
bath, Rev. Jos. Buckels pastor. The
officers are Mrs Francis Smith, Pres
dent; Miss Sarah Ratliff, vice-President
Miss Virginia Case, Secretary; Miss NJ
A. Arlington, Treasurer.
Mrs. Julian Willoughby aud Miss Bell,
Bowen, two of Brookhaven's faires
daughters, spent fe days in onr city
last week, the guest of Miss Fanni.
Bowen. The guests of the hotel are in
debted to thcm for some fine selections o.
instrumental and vocal music Wesso,
Mirror.
Mr.. Hartman, with commendab lie enter
prise, has raised and broadened the side
walk and greatly improved his property
front on Railroad Avenue. Now if the
City authorities would remove the rick
ETY. bridge on that street, fill up thu
unsiahtly pond and grade the wagon way
cutting good dranes on either side, i
wonld add greatly to the public conven
fence as well as the appearance of thu
Avenue. Let il be done.
The entertainment at Mt. Moriah by
Mr.. Enamel Chandler's school last Fri
day evening was a very interesting affa
and reflected decided credit on the prin
cipal and his pupils. Theprogram was vel
selected and nicely carried ont, consistin:
OF songs, dialogues, short farces, recita
tions, etc. There were so many deserv
ing of special notice and our space beini
limited we cannot particularize. Suffic
it to say the exhibition was a grand sue
cess and greatly enjoyed by the immens
audience present. The people of Mt
Moriah are to be congratulated on thei
choice for a teacher. Mr.. Chandler is
young man and deserving of the highes
praise for the snccesV he scored last Fri
day evening