The Brookhaven leader., 1889-02-07
rowy AND COUNTY ITEMS.

ur Joe Ncvin Is visiting in New Or
leans.
rood deal of cotton continues t'
come in.
Go to Powell for good coffee aud
fine flour.
MIR aud Mrs. Sam Magee visited New
Orleans Friday.
W, are glad to see Bishop Galloway
we'll and ont again.
MIR. Jno. Marshall, of Bogne Chitto,
WAS in town Sunday.
John Henderson visited Hazlehurst
Saturday and Sunday.
Go Powell's for yonr Flour, Hams,
Lard. Coffee and Teas.
Paw. !. II. Gambrell preached at the
Rortist church last Sabbath.
Miss Eliza Yearger, of New Orleans, is
visiting at DIR. Daughtery's.
Miss sallie Strickland spent her birth
dav with her mother last Sabbath.
Mrs. Ada PROXY, of Natchez, is visiting
her parents, Maj. and Mrs. Sessions.
Mr.. Loranze, the clever depot agent of
Durant, visited friends here Sunday.
Mrs. DIR. Tom McNair aud the junior re-
turned from Bogue Chitto Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Austin, of Crystal Springs,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. l Thompson.
Mr.. Dabney Parish was ia town Tues
day talking Life Insurance to our peo-
pie
Mrs. Chas Chrisman aud children are
visiting Miss Sallie Hickman, near Mon
ticello.
Mr., Harris Dickson the accomplished
stenograpber of Jackson, was in town
Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Russell, of Wesson, will
nreach at the Presbyterian church next
Sabbath.
French Prunes, Currents, Nuts, Rails
ms. Extracts and Spices at lowest prices
at PowelPs.
Mr.. J. Roberts, q painter well-known
here, died of pneumonia near Bogue
Chitto last Friday.
Mr.. Z. L. Martin, the sprightiy editor
of the New Mississippian, WAS welcome
visitor here Sunday.
U. S. District Attorney Longino was
in town last Thursday shaking lands
with his many friends.
The missionary societies of the Method
ist and Baptist churches were ont in full
force Monday evening.
Miss Laura Maxwell, who has been Wis
isting Miss Mollie Daughtery, returned to
her home in Canton Sunday.
Make no mistake this year as you did
last, by buying worthless seed potatoes.
Powell has pure Western stock.
White Swan Baking Powder at Pow
rll's is equal TO the Cream tartar powders,
and the purity guaranteed.
Mr.. Hartman made trip to North
Mississippi the first of the week in the
interest of the Hartman Lumber Co.
Dil heads, letter and note head, state
mcnts, etc. will be printed at this office
on short notice, and in the best style.
The musicales at the College, which
are more private than the pnbic desires,
are highly beneficial to the WhtwOrtll
girls
Messrs. Jack Mills, Tom Evans, Jno.
Teunissor, Paul and Lonis Zwirn, were
among our visitors from Summit this
week
Mrs. Will Hartweli, of Wesson, and
Will. junior, and little Susie have been
visiting "Grandpa and Grandma Bee
this week.
The LEADER has just received frcsl
supply of job material, including II nice
line of visiting cards. Call and leave
your orders.
We regret to lose our iovial friend
Maj Wilmoth, who left Monday for Wes
son, where he goes to open restaurant
Success to you, Major.
Mr.. Louis Levy, an old Brookhaver
boy, bnt now with Levy Bros. s. Simon
OF New Orleans, was with his many
trends here Sunday.
Rev. A. A. Lomax failed to fill his mp
rointment at the Baptist church las
Sabbath on account of the critical Illness
of his little daughter.
Judge Cassidy and Capt Hoskins hav'
gone to Greenwood to. attend the trial o
Sam Whitworth, Ike Hoskins and Dai
Mclean, which was to begin yesterday.
The Mite Meeting at Mr.. Frank Mar
tins residence on last Friday evening
was as charming as is always the on
fair daughter of that delightful home.
Messrs. Julian Willoughby and Zolli
Daniels have bought out the Brancl
House of A. Scherk & Sou and are nov
carrying on general merchandise busi
ness.
The editor of the Pearl River News o
his way from Brookhayen to Monticeil
had the misfortune to lose his pocket booh
containing $40. To the finder of same b
offers reasonable reward.
Mr.. Theo. w. Becker. of Grand Rapid.