The Brookhaven leader., 1889-04-25
TOWN AND COUNTY ITEMS.

Bnrhnke has fine line of handsom,
bird cages.
We earnestly hope the canning factory
move will materialize.
~ some gloves, for ~ seine fYs al
John McGrath g. Sons.
Ladies' must get the White Swan Bak
inr Pow der at Powell's.
Baskets at 10 cents each at PowelPs to
rather your vegetables in.
Daniel & Willoushby's is the place to
buy Your family groceries.
How those $50 uits do sell at Daniel
& Willougbbv's new store.
Powell has the best cigars, chewing
and smoking tobacco in town.
Miss Annie Hubner, of New Orleans, is
Visiting ut the Commercial Hotel.
Look at the Sl.00 brogans; how they do
sell. Call at Daniel & WIlloughby's.
Neck or nothing is the motto of John
McGrath & Sons neck tie department.
The sidewalk leading 10 the Baptist
church has been graded and put in good
order.
Mrs. Eliza Boyd and her little grand
daughter, Mary MeGill, are in town visit
ing the Editor g family.
Mrs. J. NJ. Matthews and her beautiful
daughters Misses Mary and jesse, are
visiting relatives in town.
Rev. Thos. w. White spent Sunday and
Monday at home and returned to Missis-
sppi College Monday night.
Any candidate for "a county Office c,n
get the benefit of the LEADERS large
county circulation for $500
Call at Boeunke's and secure your mos :
quito frames. Any room can thus be
made fly and mosquito proof.
Vim. Abshagen's $500 and 1925 La
dies Dongola Button are handsome. Just
to hand. Don't fail to get pair.
"Just as sweet as pie' is what a young
lady exclaimed when shown McGrath g.
Sons line of laces and embroideries.
Just received fresh stock ofboys' aud
youths clothing. Call and see what
great bargains. Daniel & Willoughby.
Rev. L. S. Piker and family, who have
been spending some time in Hazlehurst,
returned to Brook haven Monday even
ING.
Our venerable and respected friends
MessrS. J. NJ. Butler and j. +. White paid
the LEADER an appreciated call Mon
day.
Hiram Cassedy, Jr., left last week for
Greenvlle, where he will be connected
with that well known law firm, Percy &
Yerger.
We are glad to learn that Miss Rose
Trnnisson, who has been quite sick at DR..
paughtrys for the past two wceks,i is now
ronValescent.
Major Sessions, of the Ponitentiary
Board of Control, lett Monday night to
make dm inspection of the varions convict
camps in the Delta.
mona, where he goes to start a barber
shop. John is good tonsorial artist
and we wish him success.
Mr. Ben Herring and Miss Adah Banks
we're married, on the 18th inst. lat the res
dence of her step-father, w. B. Brewer, of
Fair River, Hamilton Smith, Esq, NJ.
b. S., officiating.
One of our authorization merchants
who ordered whisky and had it marked
groceries" and got it smashed, is talking
about suing the Railroad for damages.
The Road would rather enjey such suit,
we guess.
Some of our truck men, viz: DR.. Wes-
ley Martin, Capt. Tom Cotton, Messrs. j..
j, Stamps, L. e. Maxwell, A. 7. Denton,
Geo. Harding and others are shipping
peas at a right lively rate now, and they
bring fair prices.
DIR. George Robertson, Postmaster at
Fair River, paid us a call Monday. He said
1t was distressingly healthy out on tho
river, and that the farmers are we'll adj
vanced with their planting interests. The
oat crop is fine, and the Alliance boom
ing.
The Methodist protracted meeting clos
ed last Sunday night, after continuing
two weeks and resulted in "a accessiOns
to the Methodist church and to other
churches of the town. The regular mem
bership of the church was also graciously
revived.
DR.. T. E. Butler was here Monday
The Doctor has many friends in this Sec
ton of the State, who are glad to note
the success with which he is meeting in
his new home in Washington county. He
attended the State Medical Association
in Jackson and came down to pay visit
to friends and relatives before returning
Our esteemed friend j. NJ. Byrd, one Of
the successful farmers of beat 4, brought
four bales of cotton to town yesterday
which he sold for 104 cents and paid the
LEADER call and renewed his subscrip
ton until Nov. LIST, 1890. May he live long
and prosper, and always realize hand
somely on his cotton.
Assessor Cox requests us to remind the
citizens of Brookhaven that he will begir