The Brookhaven leader., 1890-12-04
Gown AND COUNTY ITEMS

rA Mogee was in town Mon
V"s aor,, has "gripped" the town
ugain. ,. .,,,ros =,
a low price ,,..
residence.
Mrs. Huutley has been Oo"h"'u u D
bed by illness.
Pay your taxes before the 10Th anu
ave damages.
ur scherck has had bis residence
newly painted n,
Brookbaven still has some Pro''S '""'
;nc lots to spare.
Dr. Daugbtry has been confined TO MS
bed this week 49,.
-. Murroh filed DIR. Blacks pulpit in
Jackson Sunday
Miss sallie Lusk has been N'''''"s MI
chase Grafton's family
Fine gold and plush photo frames at
lIowcll's Art Gallery.
AIRS Butterfeld and little Miss May are
listing relatives in Chicago.
Afr G Lewenthal has been making some
..lnohle additions to his residence.
AIRS Fannie Hamilton of Jackson came
,o,r .o attend Mrs Hoskns' funeral.
Tho latest novelties in photo albums,
,osels and frames at Howell's Art Gallery
We extend our sympathy to Mr.. and
NJ. Lawson, whose little babe died last
Friday.
The BAPTIST w. NJ. S. is making up an'
,,hor box for the young ministers at
Clinton.
Tho W. c. T. U. will meet in Mrs,
Hobbs parlor next Tuesday eyenins"t
4o'cock.
Our people wero not very thanklnl'
indping by the small number that observ-
cd the day.
DIR. Tbos c. McNair's new residence at
tbe South end of Jackson street is near
ing completion.
Mrs. r. J. Boone is alive to the duties
,f her position as Nicc-Prcsident OF Far
River Association.
Miss Edwina Burnley returned to Co
,umbus Sunday night after pleasant
visit TO relatives at this place.
Brookhavcn will have the State w. Z.
T T.. ard Presbyterian Synod next year
and perhaps other good things
Mr.. NJ. Hill of Roxie, Franklin conn-
* and his brother-in-law Mr. White,
raid US a pleasant call Tuesday
The balloon ascension last Thursday
evening attracted big crowd ana was
very successfully carried out.
Now is the time to advertise yonr Win
Ter and holiday goods and the columns
Of the LEADER is the place to do It,
Mr.. Henry Meyer has the hammer and
brush at work on his property which VIII
soon he transformed into nn elegant home.
Fine bamboo parlor easels at the Brook
haven AIT Gallery for one dollar only.
Onr motto Is, quick sales and small prot
MS.
The foundations for the new school
building were laid off Monday and the
work is being rapidly pushed now by Mr..
Tcdford.
Remember Mariz's is the place to get
The best cakes, candies, etc. Making his
own candies he can guarantee their pnrl
iy and freshness.
Farmer Lewis White was in town Tues
day He will have something to say IN
the LEADER before long on the subject OF
fence law for hogs
Christmas is coming. Get your fruit
for cakes from Martz's. lie has new rails
lns, currants, citrOn and nuts. All fresh
limits; also fresh fruits
A gentleman who has lively apprecia-
lion of the necessity for such thing, says
public laundry would pay well in
Brookhavcn. Who will start its
Fresh cocoannt, molasses and other
home made candies are to be had at
hartz's Confectionery. Try them and
eat no other. They can't be beat
Mrs. John Hooker, formerly resident
Of Brookhaven, but now of Tennessee, is
on visit to her sisters, Mrs. Hardy and
Mrs. Brooks and will remain until after
The holidays.
fire alarm created stir in town for a
short while Tuesday afternoon, caused by
the burning of a small cabin near Mrs.
bnles residence occupied by Mary Brown,
colorcd. II was quickly consu med.
Mrs. Henry Schaller and Miss Fannie
Larkin attended the dedication of a Meth
"dISt church near WessOp last Sabbath.
Dr. W. c. Black, the eloquent pastor Of
the jackson church, preached the dedi'
cation sermon.
Rev. J. II. Gambrell's sermon at the
"nion thanksgiving service last Thurs
day was highly complimented. A col
lection was taken by Mr.. Woodbridge af
Ter the sermon for the Natchez Protestant
orphan Asylum amounting to g
The concert announced to take plac.