The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-11-20
sowN AND COUNTY ITEMS.

There are still few eases Z" measies
town.
Judge chrisr,sn is back fro" h's Mad
ison court.
Go 70 IIowsll's for first class albnms a
a low price.
cn to krauss's for cmbroideiies an,
Whirc goods.
Kranss's is the place 10 buy your stove
and furniture
Rev. D.H.S Cox paid MS pfeasan
vail this week.
Mems clothing, youths clothing, Joy'
clothing, at Krauss's.
Fine gold and plush photo frames al
Howells Art Gallery.
The new patent desks for the public
school have been received.
Sam Storm is suffering with painful
boue.felon on his right hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Hoskins of Gulf
Port are visiting relatives here.
good many didn't 30 into the circus
because they didn't have the dollar.
The latest novelties in photo albums,
casels and frames at Howell's Art Gallery.
One lady cried because she didn't get to
town in time to see the elephants in the
street parade.
Look at the handsome line of French
Satins mt Krauss's. He sells them at half
their regular price.
Our scholarly ministerial friend, Rev.
Joseph Buckets of Casey vile, was well
come caller yesterday.
The Indian quack doctor was holding
The boards on the streets last Saturday.
genuine Indian ut that.
Fine bamboo parlor easels at the Brook
haven Art Gallery for one dollar only
Our motto 10, quick sales and small prof
its.
Alcus g. Meyer have just received sew
eral cars of the celebrated State Grange
Fertilizer, which they are selling on easy
terms.
Mrs. s. j. Lanier of Summit came up
hast week to visit her father Rev. w. II.
Bailey and other relatives at her old home
On Fair River.
Persons wishing to borrow money. BE-
cured by first mortgage or real estate,
should call on X. II. Thompson, attorney
at law. See notice.
Mr.. II. S. Scherck, prosperous MET
chant of Monticello and eldest son of MIR.
a. Scherk of Brookhsven, was in town
Monday and Tuesday.
There will be union services III the
Methodist church on Thursday, eth inst.
Thanksgiving Day., al IL o'clock.
Preaching by Rev. j. II. Gambrelk
Mr. John Marshall of Brookhaven was
on the jury that convicted Rube Smith,
the last of the notorious Barrows gang.
7he jury had 10 trouble in agreeing.
MIR. and Mrs. Thompson went ont to
Union Church last Friday to visit Har-
vey, who is attending DR.. GFaftOn's ex
rellent high school for boys and girls.
If any body wasn't satisfied with the
trcus he ought to remember that il is a
part Of the business IF a circus to hum
ing the people, aud that people like to DO
hnmbugged.
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen are
considering the feasibility of having the
cornerstone of the new public school
building laid about Dec. 27th, with Ma
sOnic ceremonies.
Howard Piekens, who has been rail
reading in Texas for the last two years,
isl short visit home. Howard is a
business young man aud We predict Will
snake his way to the top.
performing grizzly bear, the ossificd |
man and the Indian doctor M last week, |
were followed Monday By the big street
parade and exhibition of Sells Bros. & |
Barretts shows. What will bo The next
street attractionf
Mrs. X. J. Boone organized Ladies
Aid Society at Union church in beat last
Thursday with Is members. The follow.
ing ladies were elected officers, Presi-
uent. Mrs. Mary Lilly; President,
Mrs. NJ. c. Sykes, Treasurer. Mrs. Melissa
McGnhey; Secretary, Miss Belle Boyt.
Rev. J. II. Whitfield of Brandon filled
Rev. A. A. Lomax's appointment at the
baptist church last Sabbath, on account
VI Mr. Lomax's being engaged in pro-
tracted meeting at Brandon. Bro. Whit
Held has natural and original style. aud
preached an interesting and instructive
sermon.
Inc depositious Of numerous witnesses
nave been taken in the case Of the failure
vi the Alliance store, preliminary to hav-
ing the case tried at the December term of
,he Chancery Court. The Alliance and
pome creditors are represented by Judge
Cassedy, and the foreign claimants by
Hon. R. H. Thompson.
notwithstanding the immense crowd in
'own Monday at the circus, not an arrest
was made and not case of drunk and
"'sorderly was reported. The crowd was
"ooer, good-bumOred, well-behaved and
''"er'y. and the mayor didn't have case
''iofe him at the wind up. How differ
ent the record would have been with
'"fee or four saloons running in town.