The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1889-12-05
wv AND COUNTY ITEMS.

Mr. Clarence Bonnie! was
day. ,.,h. old folks nj
bone" -. u;.;, hono
Friday. g. $500. :,
town Tuesday =,
'""" In Gor the LEADER and you'll
never regret it,
The Brookhavrn papers are now 'n'"-
,5 out to stand.
There is a 'sign" of " "storm" down
On Front Street.
". are glad to see "Uncle'' Jesse
Warren out again
vas prookhayen must have that rail
road to Peal river
Hartman has full line OF ladies'
cIoaks and jackets.
Mss Bnby Mogee visited relatives I'D
Summit last week.
rho bearded ophans that were after
che postoffice got left.
Santa Claus Headquarters are positive
katC. Heuck & Sons.
psvs A. f. Watkins and G. G. Wood
bridge are in Hazlehurst.
Sweet apple cider pure and good at
Nartzs by glass or gallon.
We are glad to learn that Grandma
Bowen" is still improving.
Rrookbaven has the hest little boys
cv,ont-Chr1stmas is coming!
Nsrtz has Just received nice lot of
new fruit for Christmas cakes.
Anew lot of buggies and harness just
received by John r. Perkins.
Hartman sells the celebrated White
Sewing machine, the best made.
What are the Sabbath Schools going to
do TO celebrate Christmas this year 7
Judge T. A. Magee, Franklin's Repres-
pntative.elect was in town Tuesday.
A nice variety of fresh cakes, candies,
fruits and nuts at Martz's. Give him q
CALL
Hartman's store il headquarters for all
kinds of furniture, bed springs and mat
treSses.
Come TO the railroad meeting in Brook
haven December 18th and bring your
neigh Dor.
Mrs Matthews, the mother of Mr.. l..
G. Matthews, is. we regret TO learn,
seriously i'll.
Mrs. Byrd, Mrs. Tibbs and Misses Clara
Tibbs and Blanche Magee visited New
Orleans last week.
lieuck & Son have received notice that
Santa Claus will again make their store
his headquarters.
Having sod her place, Mrs Cunning
will 90 TO live with her daughter, Miss
julia at Summit.
Marlz'S cocoanut and molasses candy,
cream caramels and other candies can't
be beat. Try them.
The Old Hickory Wagon is guaranteed
to be the hesl aud just as represented.
Sold 10y +. II. Hartman.
Mr.. c. 1Ieuck, accompanied by Miss
Annie, left last Sunday night for visit
'orelativeS in New Orleans.
Shot gnns-muzzle leaders and breech-
toaders-at John Il. Perkins, from the
the lowest to the highest prices.
You want present for your husband
OF ioryonr wife or sweetheart, brother
or'SStcr, call at C. Hcuck & Sons.
Henck Il Sou have a complete line OF
dry goods, notions, hats, boots and shoes,
which they are selling at very low prices
Mr.. William Rutledgc, one OF the sub
Slmtial men of Covingten county, was
here Monday visiting his daughters at
the College.
Rev. II. j. Boone has purchashed the
residence of Mrs. Cunning, Sr., and will
Oecome permanent resident of our town
"a fact we announce with pleasure.
Mr.. A. 7. Denton left last Monday
night for Chicago, where he goes escort a
party of prospecting excursionists to this
place about the middle of this month.
Mrs. Schwem and little Daisy returned
last Friday from their visit to Kentucky
We are glad to learn that Mrs. S. left heI
sick sister out of danger and improving
Major Mickle, the well-known civil
engineer, has been in town this week aud
Will assist Capt. Hoskins in making the
railroad survey to Monticello, if the nee
tSsary Appropriation is made.
Don't send off to get your letter hea dis
OHl and noto-heads, envelopes, etc.
printed, when the LEADER job Office Ii
prepared to do all such work in the neat
es' and most satisfactory style.
for ladies' clOaks and jackets; for thu
Ve'eOrated White Sewing machine; for al
A'nds Of furniture, bed springs and mat
'feSses; for Old Hickory Wagons, guarar
'ee0,-and all at rock bottom prices, cal
on II. Hartman.
Judge Cassidy visited the city Monda,
auu seemed very much elated at the re
'en' splendid success of the straight tick
"" Lincoln county. He has just caus
,Or qualification, for he contributed large