The Brookhaven leader., 1889-11-21
IVY AND COUNTY ITEMS.

good time to SOW fall oats.
o.. the LEADER your job printing
p,,.r, is on visit to his par
' its nuts and cakes at M"rtz's. Try
them, -, $500,
Try rowrII's fi"r chewing toO"co" an"
cigars. ;,
checks printed.
Judce thrisman is holding court '"''
week ut Canton.
vivian Byrd left sunday evening tor "
trip to Meridian ,
r.r Nortz's Own MAKE molasses and
rocoanut candies.
Let's help our neighhor "eSSon get the
Methodist College.
pay ! II. Gambrell has returned from
\ visit to Meridian
The hens are still on u strike ana eggs
,re scarce and high.
For corn, oats, bran, meal, Hour, hams
and lard, 90 to PowelPs.
Nortz's candies are the best, Gnarhn-
.ood purc and wholesome
nice line of Lamps, Glass and Queens
ware cheap at Tom Perkins.
Ills the live, progressive town that
catches the worm these times.
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving. Who
will bring the editor tnrkey'
Powell is in the grocery business and
con plcase you III what you want.
choice assortment of best chewing
ann and fancy candies al Martz's.
The English sparrOws have reached
,bis locality in considerable numbers.
For fine groceries of any kind, fruits,
candies and confections. 80 to PowelPs.
Work is being pushed by Mr.. Tedford
on DIR. Beennett's new house on Railroad
avenue.
Sherman & Davis are paying big prices
for cotton seed. Call on them ii you
have any 10 sell.
Tom Perkins Furniture Store is the
place to get furniture and stoves cheap.
Call and see him.
Caseyville has n flourishing brass band
andcr the leadership of Prof Green and
Miss Matte Penn.
Mrs. Hobbs, who has been quite SEX
for the last two weeks, We are glad to say
is now improving.
Heuck & Son have received notice that
Santa Clans will again make their store
his headquarters.
The piers for the new iron bridge across
the Pearl at Monticello arrived at the de
pot here this week.
Sam Hoskins and Luther Harvey, of
Kentwood, la, paid short visit to their
parents at this place Sunday evening,
lIeuck & Son have complete line of
dry goods. notions, hats, boots and shoes,
which they are selling at very low prices.
Rev. A. /. Watkins filled the Methodist
pulpit 1T Magnolia Sunday, and Rev. b.
). Raynor of McComb City took his place
here,
Mr. Chas. Penn has rclnoleir2 and re
painted his residence, making it one of
the contest and prettiest little homes in
town.
John Decelps pet coon died the morn
ing after the election, thus showing its
inability to survive the defeat of the
q coon party"
Ieuck & Sons Holiday Goods were I'M
ported from Europe by them and have ar
rived at New York. They hope to have
them here in ten days.
"Uncle Joe Chiles" and his good wife
were in town yesterday, and we were
lad to hear him say that his health is
better than for months.
Reeds Chill Cure is acknowledged the
Success of the Age" by all who have
tested it's great merits by using it. For
sale by T. L. Meade & Co.
The friends of Mr.. Jesse NJ. Garner, of
Bogue Chitto, sympathize with him in
the loss of his wife, which sad bereave-
ment overlook him last week.
The cold Lamar" the Hazlehurst can
non, which never yet doomed for cause
that victory did not perch upon its ban
ner, was sent home last Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. III. Schwem and little Daisy
left last week for Brandonbnrg, KY, to
visit her sick sister, Mrs NJ C. McGeHee.
They will be gone two or three weeks.
The genial, jovial Major Wilmoth was
in town yesterday. The pretty girls and
lively young widows still have chance,
as the Major is yet heart-whele and fan
cy free.
Mr.. Charles Heuck, Jr., has greatly I'M
proved the sidewalk on Jackson street
leading to the opera house, much to the
qualification of pedestrians who pass
that way,
The circus man couldn't SUCCESSFULLY
play his oily tongue on Sheriff McNaiI
this time, and concluded to give Lincoln
county the go-by, greatly the chagrin Of
the small boy.
The large cotton receipts show thai