The Brookhaven leader., 1889-12-12
-owX AND COUNTY ITEMS.

o,.. the LEADER your job printing.
,.. pickens will shortly leave fol
Texas.
coDe to the Railroad meeting next
Tuesday. -
Hartman has a full line Of ladies
eloaks and jackets.
,,drs Cassidy Is attending Circuit
Court at Monticello
rhsre will be no services ut the Presby-
,sriau church Sunday.
Miss Carrie Smith, of Montgomery, Wis
;tted in town this week.
Santa Claus Headquarters are positive
Ivat C. Heuck & Sons
n, and Mrs. l.. C. Maxwell have
moved to Copiah county.
Sweet apple cider pure and good at
nartz's by glass or gallon.
Martz has Just received nice lot OF
now fruit for Christmas cakes.
Anew lot of buggies and harness just
rscsived by John r, Perkins.
Rev. J. H.. Gambrell spent the first OF
.his week in Holmes county.
Hartman sells the celebrated White
Sewing machine, the best made.
Mrs strickland and Mrs. Green spent
Saturday and Sunday in jackson.
JR. Perkins has just received new
stock of guns and gun attachments.
Iamps and lamps fixtures for sale
cbeop at John r. Perkins hardware store.
The w. CT. U. and US will meet at
the editors home tomorrow at P. NJ.
Rev. T. w. White has accepted call
from Damascus church, Franklin county.
nice variety of fresh cakes, candies,
fruits and nuts at Martz's. Give him a
call.
Hartman's store is headquarters for all
kinds of furniture, bed springs and mat
tesses.
Come to the railroad meeting in Brook
haven December 18th and bring your
ueighbor.
The Methodist Sabbath school will have
n Christmas tree and entertainment OH
Christmas eve.
Capt. w. J. Van Zant has sold his saw
mill interests at Bogue Chitto to Messrs.
Tyler & Reed.
The Presbyterian aud Baptist Sabbath
Schools will each give a supper during
Christmas week.
All ye who seek light, call at John Z.
Perkins. Lamps and lamp fixtures to
please every one.
Dune. Sessions, who is attending med
zeal lectures in New Orleans, spent last
Sunday at home.
A beautiful lot of hanging or stand
ing lalsps have just been received by
John II. Perkins.
Ieuck & Son have received notice that
Santa Claus will again make their store
bis headquarters.
Our Northern and Western friends
have been completely charmed with our
December weather.
Martzs cocoanut and molssses candy,
cream caramels and other candies can't
he beat. Try them.
DR.. Isaacs has enlarged his booth on
Front Street and is getting in an extrs
stock for the holidays.
A railroad to Pearl river would mean
wagon and spoke factory at brookhaV-
en- in the near future.
The Old Hickory Wagon Is guaranteed
10 be the best and just as represented.
Sold by +. II. Hartman.
Tho finest apples we have seen this
season were some brought by Mrs Schwem
from her sisters's in Kentucky.
One of the pretty hanging or standing
lamps at John K. Perkins would make
an elegant Christmas present.
Shot guns-muzzle-lo leaders and breech-
loaders-at John r. Perkins, from the
the lowest to the highest prices.
The last quarterly Conference for the
year will be held at the Methodist church
tomorrow evening at o'clock.
If you want present for your husband
or for your wife or sweetheart, brother
or sister, call at G.. Heuck & Sons.
Mr.. Sam Storm and family are warmly
welcomed at "West End" where they
are the EDITORS nearest neighbors.
Rev. r. j. Boone and family have
moved into his new purchase, the Cum
ing residence, on North Church street.
Heuck & Son have a complete line o
dry goods, notions, hats, boots and shoes
which they are selling at very low prices
If You have handsome buggy horse
call on John r. Perkins and get set o
his nice harness and a fine buggy to matci
him.
Another rich musical treat is on tn
tapis-a Whitworth College Faculty Re
cital at the Chapel next Saturday even
ing at o'clock.
We are glad to announce that MIR. +
M. Martin returned from New Orlean
Tuesday night after three weeks al
sance, cured of his malady.
Rev. A. F. Watkins will preach hi