The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-11-13
uoxyx AND COUNTY ITEMS


rage bells.
Co,,o, is yt4lI down-bringing from
to9f cents.
Go TO Krauss's for embroider'es ano
white goods
The weather this week has been "'a"'
and spring like
Yro,ss's is the place to buy your stoves
and furniture
,1,dos Chrisman is holding Court this
week at Canton.
Mons clothing, youths clothing, boys
clothing, at Krauss's.
Gam Aliens leaves this week for thirty
DAYS trip to New York.
Mrs. Tyler has fine Jersey from when
,ho makes pound of butter day.
The New York Racket Store, by Mr..
u,milton, is growing popular. Sells dirt
cheap.
Miss Mary Connolly and Miss Fannie
and Miss LaPearl Maxwell are attending
the State Fair.
Mrs. Pickens and Miss Wade are again
- home after a long visit to Mrs. w. H.
Spencer in Texas
.ropfectioner Charles Martz visited his
brothers at Canton and Jackson last sun
day and Monday.
Look at the handsome line of French
sotins Mt Krauss's. He sells them at half
their regular price.
Some of the town college girls had a
fine frolic this week riding each other ID
Tom Decelrs road cart
We return thanks to onr clever friend
! s. Burns of Fair River for sample OF
his fine yellow yam potatoes.
It will be amazing how many grown
people will have to go to the circus next
Monday to carry the children.
Saddles. brides, buggy harness, buggy
and wagon lines are sold for less money
,ot Krauss's than any where else.
The duet on last Sabbath by Mrs.
Nurrah and Prof McKernan was rare
treat to Bro. Huntleys congregation.
Our good friend, Mr.. Irving Magee, has
our thanks for huge sweet potato
weighing 6! pounds. Who can beat it :
Mrs. J. II. Gambrel left on Tuesday
evening, for Atlanta, Ga, where she Will
attend the National w. G. 7. L. conven-
tion.
Rev J. Ii. Gambrell was called to Gre
NADIA Tuesday night by telegram an
nouncing the dangerous illness Ut his
Arother-in-law.
The circus will be here next Monday,
and the small boy who lnnocently expects
to see every thing displayed on the show
hills, can scarcely contain himself.
Mr.. Holder and family now occupy the
residence recently vacated by Mrs. Tyler.
They will prove valuable acquisitions TO
Brookhaven's church and social circles
Our venerable ministerial friend, Rev.
w. II. Bailey of Fair River, paid the
LEADER a pleasant call last Tuesday and
renewed his subscription TO Feb. !, l192
The prospects q Il new school building
is cheering. 1t will he a Joyful moment
when the bricks begin to come and the
hammer to sound. Brookhaven is look
ing up and building up.
Miss Minnie Collier viii leave for
BrOokhaven soon to take special course
in elOcution and music, preparatory to
leaving for the Boston Conservatory OF
Music in tho spring -4vessoa Mirror.
The public school in this place is o sue
cess. If it does not continue to be so, it
will not be the fault OF the three teach
ers who are evidently much interested in
their work and fully competent to per
form the same.
Thomas Z. Luther, stove reparicr well
known in Lincoln county, where he did
business, was killed near Harriston short
time ago by a man named Bell. The pis-
toll ball entered the back of the head and
lodged just under the left eye. Family
affairs are said to figure in the case.
Capt. w. J. VanZant had the mistor-
tune to get his left arm broken last week
between the elbow and wrist, while load
ing some machinery on trucks at his old
mill place near Bogue Chitto. DR.. Ben
nett set the fractured limb and we are
glad to know he is now improving. The
Captain is moving his mill to Arcola,
Louisiana.
Our esteemed friend DR.. II. r Apple
white sends us a pair of fine turkeys for
thanksgiving, which kind remembrance
we assure him is most highly appreciated.
IN consequence of the grand Democratic
victory throughout the country last week,
we will be in an unrommonly happy frame
OF mind for enjoying Thanksgiving this
year, and our cup will be entirely full il
our good friend the Doctor will only make
tt convenient to come III on the 9th and
let us discuss the victory and turkeys to-
gethcr.
little Willie Murrah's First Birthday.
The first birthday of little Willie Muir.
ran was celebrated at the College on Nov
o'h' by an elegant dinner given in hi:
honor, IN which the college girls partici
P"ted together with several friends Vi