The Brookhaven leader., 1890-02-27
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NJ I'm Martin is now tue college phy-
sician.
ur. sherman has been confined to her
bed by illness.
call At this Office to get your mill
checks printed.
Tn. Priebatsch mill boys aro now tax
ing an enforced rest.
lanes B. Mngee, of Jackson, visited
friends here Sunday.
Airs. Pickens aud MrS. Spencer left for
Texas Monday evening.
Sweet apple cider pure and good at
Nartz's by glass or gallon.
The Brinley Steel Plow is kept by
1,bn X. Perkins, sole agent.
I,bu II. Perkins keeps the Planet Ju-
.uicr Crltiyator, the best made.
Lewis Dccell was taken quite i'll last
Thursday, but is now out again.
Homer C. Byrd, of the Jackson Com
nonvealth, was in town Sunday.
For the Planet Junior Cultivator, go to
lain X, Perkins Hardware Store.
Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Butterfeld left last
Monday night for visit to Nate hcz.
Mr. J. J. Meyer will soon establish
,lonipc mill on the Canning Factory site.
mic. variety of fresh cakes, candies,
fru;ts and nuts ut Martz's. Give him %
call.
Rev A. A. Lomax will fill his appoint
ment at the Baptist church next Sab
bath.
The magic lantern man will give an
exhibition at the court house Tomorrow
night.
Chris. Lucich returned to Greenville
last Sunday night after weeks visit to
relatives.
Ben Abrams, of Grand Lake, Ark, is
visiting his parents and other relatives at
this place.
The celebrated Brinley Steel Plow is
the best. Call for it at John r. Perkins
Hardware Store.
Martzs cOcoanut and molasscs candy,
cream caramels and other candies can't
lie beat. Try them.
There being no election next Monday,
the colorcd striker sishs with Othello,
"My occupations gone"
Judge Magee, Franklin's faithful Rep
rcsentative, was in town Tuesday on his
way home from the Legislature.
Next Monday will be busy day at the
court house. The Board of Supervisors
will meet, and Sheriff McNair will sell the
delinquent lands.
Mrs. Josie Moore, of Columbus Ga, is
visiting her parents, DIR. and Mrs. DauGh-
try. She is accompanied by her bright
little son, Milton ID.
Messrs. Charles Chrisman and w. S.
lIoskins will soon establish II machinery
depot and general repair shop on the cor
ner opposite McGrath's.
Mrs. Jno. McGrath has caused uneasi-
ness among her friends by an accident she
met with during Mardi Gras III the City.
We are glad to learn she has about re-
coverl.
Ed. Weathersby, Esq, of Indianola,
passed through town Tuesday en- route to
Monticello, his old home, to look after
some law business and be ready for next
weeks court.
We are indebted to Mr.. Abshagen for
the privilege of enjoying his book on the
Saengerfest, containing, among other IN
teresting matter, the beautiful songs of
that celebration.
The Knights and Ladies' of Honor will
meeting, of having supper during the
month of March. All members are urged
to be present at next regular meeting to
consider this matter.
Gov. Stone last Saturday appointed
Hon. r. H. Thompson as one of the trus-
tees Of the State University. ME-
Thompson is an alamnus of the Univer-
sty, who has reflected naught but credit
uPou Ills Aiud oldtcFs anu VIC appOlub
ment is most worthy compliment.
The editor returns thanks to Prof. r
u. Germany, principal, for an invitation
to attend the closing exercises of Pine
Grove School, to be held February %
1890. Examinations from 9 to 12 a. m.
concert from to p. m. Music by Pine
Grove Band. The program will be very
interesting one.
II. Potts, Esq, editor of the Courier
Journal of Grand Haven, Michigan, wal
in town Monday and Tuesday, Ell rout'
home from New Orleans. The LEADER il
indebted to him for an appreciated call
Mr.. Potts is confident that there woult
be greater unity between the people o
the North and South, if they knew eacf
other better, and he is right.
The citizens of Mr.. John Mays neigh
oorhood2 miles southwest of Brookhav vel
are engaged in the laudable effort o
building a school aud church house.
building committee has been appointed
consisting of Rev. l.. F. Chamberlin, J
D. stamps, John M. May, John Frazie
anu Isaac Smith, who have raised il
onildlng material and cash about $2O0.0 o
anu Will soon locate the lot and begi