The Brookhaven leader., 1889-04-11
TOWN AND COUNTY ITEMS.

Wallpaper at Bcchnke'r
Boehnke has received an immense stock
of Wallpaper.
Mr.. Milton IIoskins, OF Gull Port, Wis
tied here this week,
charley Hcuck made 4 flying trip TO
WesSon yesterday.
Joe Bowen was looking natural "a orr
.,rret. few tlays since.
Daniel & willuughby's Is the place to
buy your family groceries.
How those $3.50 suits do sell at Daniel
& wilfonghbv's new store.
Misses jamie and Lizzie Carlisle, of Wes-
son, visited here last Sunday.
Ben Nesunth and Jim Smith, OF Halle
hurst, we're visitors here Sunday.
Messrs. VIM. Cassedy and s. ID. Persell,
of Summit, were in town Friday.
DIR. Lewenthal has started his soda
fount again. Come, all ye thirsty.
Miss Cora and Lou McCalip visited
their home ut Casey vile last week,
Look ut the s1.OO brogans; how they do
ssll. Call at Daniel & wIlloughby's.
The Union Hall neighbors are holding
MIC. mic near VIM. Maxwell's residence to-
day.
Wall paper at Boehnke's. For $500
You can paper your finest parlor elc-
gantly.
Rev. A. A. Lomax preached two of his
best sermons at the Baptist church last
sabbath.
Judge Hiram Cassidy has formed law
partnership with Chas. E. Williams, Esq. :,
ut Meadville.
Boehnke can sell you nice wallpaper to
paper room 16x16, for only $40, nice
borders included.
Harry Tibbs, a popular young conduc-
tor on the Northern division, visited his
mother here this week.
Call at Boehnke's Parlor Furnature
Factory and see his extensive stock of
wallpaper. It's grand.
Rev. A. +. Watkins will preach at
Milan Chapel, Old Brook, next Sunday
afternoon at half past o'clock.
Just received a fresh stock ofboys' and
youths clothing. Call aud see what
great bargains. Daniel g. Willoushby.
Boehnke is the man to buy wallpaper
from. He has made the business q life
study and his selections are magnificent.
Mrs. Sam Harvey, after visit of two
weeks to MIR. Clark Havey's family return
ed to her home in Memphis last Sunday.
The meeting of the Masonic Lodge on
next Tuesday night, 10Th inst, will be an
interesting one. Several new members
are to be initiated and display their agil-
ity in riding the goat.
The w. C. L. U. meets every Wedues-
day evening at the Methodist church at
O'Clock. An encouraging meeting was
held on last Wednesday and several new
names enrolled. Many of tho ladies ex
pect to attend the Convention that meets
in Crystal Spring on the 10, 20, 81.
Rev. Mr.. Bowen, the Grcenvillo reviv-
al:st, arrived yesterday morning to as
sist Rev. A. f. Watkins in the prOtracted
meeting at the Methodist Church. His
first sermon last night created fine i'm
preston on the large congregation pres
ent. Daily services have been appointed
for 6 and 10 A. NJ. aud 7.30 p. NJ
Mr.. w. b. Russell, was in town Thurs
day and Informed MS that cyclose passed
over the southern portion of Lincoln
county last Monday. 1t did very little
damage owing to the height of the wind,
except mt Mr.. John Reeds. The roof of
his dwelling was blown off, ont houses
and fences blown down, all of which
have since been repaired agnolia Ga
sette.
There was man in our town and he
was wOndrous wise; for when he marked
his prices down then he did advertise.
And when he saw his trade increase, with
all his might and main, he lower still
marked every price and advertised again.
And when he advertised again his rivals
loudly swore to see folks rush with
might and main to patronize his store.
And while they sat in solitude and saw
his custom win, that man behind the
counter stood and raLed the shekels in.
and saw his fortune rise, he took a goodly
lot of cash and more did advertise. Each
day generous sun he'd spend, which
demonstrated plain: the more one pays for
printers ink, the greater is his gain.
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