The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-02-20
ivy AND COUNTY ITEMS.

tt,tmun sells the ce"""'" " y
..c.,u,us measure" is now law.
.,ofic, is being nicely painted
n,,.v,u has a bright future before
her
y Watkins was in town last
Friday.
look ont for robb"r" aud Keep your
powder dry.
Call at this office to get yo"r NH
checks printed.
Ar T. u. Davis has the hands"mest
carriage in town.
sweet apple cider pure an" goo" "
N.rtz'. by glass or gallon.
The Brinley Steel Plow is kept by
lain r. Perkins, sole agent.
Illness prevented Mr.. Lomax from fill
inc his pulpit last Sabbath.
lain r. Perkins keeps the Planet Jn-
,or Cultivator, the best made.
Mrs Molic Lyon, of Summit, has been
VI
=, Mrs .Ior,lan's for several days.
So many won't to Sangerfcst and Mardi
Cras that we cannot personalize.
Judre Chrismau left Tuesday evening
for his place in Bolivar county.
For the Planet Junior Cultivator, go to
lain II. Perkins Hardware Store.
Farmers who raised their own meat
have had hard time saving it this win
ter.
A nice variety of fresh cakes, candies,
fruits and nuts at Martz's. Give him u
call
A great many of our people from town
and county took in Saengerfrst and Mar
d Gras.
The celebrated Brinlcy Steel Plow is
the best Call for il at John X. Perkins
Hardware Store.
Mes. Judge Clapp, accompanied by her
grand daughter, Virgie Clapp, left fer
Memphis last week.
Martz's oOcoanut and molasses candy,
cream caramels and other candies can't
be beat. Try them.
Mrs Ed. Underwood, of Terry, with
her two little children is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Decell.
society young man says that 'ail tho
world" went 70 New Orleans this week
because his gill went there.
Some of our old inhabitants want to
STE the new railroad before they die
Let's push the matter.
Judge Chrsman has sold his residence
1et TO Mr.. Cohn who, we hear, will erect
handsome residence thereon.
DR.. Craig, as genial as ever, has return
ed from Northern chimes, to the delight of
his many new friends ut this place.
Do you need any window sash, doors OF
blinds, wagon spokes, etc.' If 80 call on
Tom Perkins. lie will sell cheaper than
anyone.
Tom Perkins new furniture store is the
place to bny furniture, window shades
pictures, lamps of all kinds, mattings
and carpets.
Instead of going to Mardi GTas, Rep
rescntativcs Applcw bite and Hart spent
their recess from Saturday until Tues
day at home.
The young folk enjoyed delightful
surprise party at Mrs. Will Penns Friday
night, the music being furnished our
Home Orchestra.
Mrs. Munson and three children from
louisiana are visiting Col. bennett and
family. We regret to hear of Col. DIS
illness from la grippe.
Capt. Powell has moved his store to
the Storm Building, and Mr.. Krauss will
occupy the store next door to Smy lies,
vacated by Capt. Powell.
Rev. R. j. Boone preached in the Bap-
fist church Sabbath night and he and
Rev. l. w. East administered tho Lords
supper to the members present.
Mrs. A. Grouse, of St. Louis, visited her
brother, Mr.. Hartman, and other relatives
at this place few days last week. She
WAS accompanied by her lovely daughter,
Miss Minnie.
Mrs. Fitzhugh and Miss Alice, one of
our sweetest and prettiest rosebuds, left
last Sabbath night for Hot Springs, Ark,
to be absent several weeks. We trust
their trip may prove greatly Beneficial.
Prot. r. H. Young's School near the
Keystone Mills, will close on Feb. q
with concert at 6 p. IN. All who at.
tend are sure TO have an enjoyable time
We return thanks to Prof. Y. for a spe
cal Invitation to be present.
Call and sec the new Waterbury watcl
short stem set, for only $500, at Ton
Perkins. He also keeps all kinds golt
ana silver watches, chains, charms ant
breast pins. A nice assortment cheap
either for cash or OH installments.
Mr.. Isaac Smith, Sr., of Montgomery
Killed hogs on the 10th INST. that aver
aged go pounds. The heaviest weiShe,
az. A few weeks previous Mr.. Smitl
Killed another fine lot, the heaviest o
which weighed $50.
Col. NJ. c. Huyett, representing tn
southwestern Lumberman, spent u por