The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-11-06
GOWN AND COUNTY ITEMS.
Lin rrusis this week.

Note the change in the ra'Ir'ad SchFd
ulr.
r,r fine ladies shoes call on WM. Az
,HAGEN.
r,s bird hunters are staying The par
tridges.
10 =, Eronss's for cmbroideries and
White goods. ....
rood all thc new advertisements in thin
weeks paper.
Erouss's is the place to buy your stoves
and furniture
Some farmers got their seed caiie cauSh'
,,v last weeks frost.
Mems clothing, youths clothing, boys
clothing, at Krauss's.
Howell is adding new improvements to
his photograph gallery.
Mrs TYLER has moved into her new res
;.to,,ce ON East Cherokee Street
Election day was very quiet. No III
,;midation or bulldozing amy where.
Nolasses making is in full blast among
,t,o Lincoln farmers. The cane crop s fine.
Rov. J. II. Gambrell has gone on
,.a,rre trim to Amite and Pike counties.
The soyercigns of the Old Court House
nrecinct voted in the Railroad Park Tues
day.
Every day there are added to Krauss's
stock new goods. He offers nothing but
bargains.
Cant. J. J. Helms and his boniy bride
,,oid Brookhaven friends visit few
days ago.
Mrs. Belle Piker has been on visit
home from Walkers Bridge during tho
past week.
Mayor Lewenthal is etincing undivid-
ed interest in the public school. The
mayor is a hustler
Look at the handsome line of French
satins at Krauss's. He sells them at half
their regular price.
Charley McNair, deputy Circuit
Clerk, is teaching Miss Georgia Powell
Biography at the court house.
Nobody is dislranchised at liartman's
Everybody can vote and select from his
big stock Just what suits him.
Saddles, brides, buggy harness, buggy
and wagon lines are sold for less money
at Krauss's than any where else.
Just to hand, big assortment of W.
l.. Douglas mems shoes. Every body
likes them. Only at VIM. ABsHAGENs's.
The many friends of Supervisor w. {.
Beacham were glad to see him IN town
This week after his long spell of sickness.
Mrs. Strickland will leave this evening
ior Yoakum, Texas. The LEADER JOINS
with her many friends in wishing her a
Joyous visit.
The public school has now enrolled 100
pupils. With such an efficient and am
bilious principal as Miss Lou Lowell,
Brookhaven's prospects for first class
public school are very tiattering.
Dr. J. A. Rowan of Silver CreIk was a
welcome caller Tuesday. As President OF
the Board Of Trustees of the Lawrence
County High School the Doctor is doing
n good work for his county and ncighbors.
He is a public spirited, energetic citizen.
Ruth, the new postolli &C in this county,
is now in running order, with Miss Emma
+. Fielder as pOstmistress. All of the
LEADERS subscribers living in Southeast
Lincoln can have their papers addressed
to that Office hereafter by giving us prop
cr notice postal card will suffice.
The LEADER is requested by Chairman
John NJ. May to announce that there will
be meeting on Friday, November q, of
the committee appointed to investigate
matters cOnpected with the failure of the
Alliance Store. All members of said COM
mtteo are urged to meet at the Court
House in Brook haven on the day NAMED.
Rev. Father Lonegan yesterday effected
The purchase through Dentons Real Els
tate Agency, of 3 lots 150X200 feet i'll
front of the new Catholic Church, on
which the Catholics will proceed at an
early day to erect n local convent. The
sum paid was $4S7.50 in cash. This is
only one of many other evidences, Of
Brookhaven's steady growth and improve
incnt.
Teachers, parents and school book deal
crs should read carefully what County
Superintendent Smith has to say i'll to-
days paper about the price of text books,
etc. The books adopted and tho prices
named are TO continue for a period Of &
years. and every teacher, public school
patron and book seller should cut this no
tice out and preserve it in a convenient
place for reference.
Mrs. Carrie V. Grafton, wife of Chase
NJ. Grafton, died last Monday evening of
consumption, after lingering, protract-
ed illness. Mrs. Grafton was II daugh-
ter of the late Rev. John Lusk, of Kinds
county. She was u patient Christian
woman, faithful, loving wife and de-
voted mother, and will be sadly missed
by her bereaved husband and seven small
'notherless children. The funeral ser
vices were conducted by Rev. George
Woodbridge ut the family residence Tues
Hay afternoon.
Prof A. j. Maxey of Bogue Chitto and
Miss Ada Powell of Brookhaven have Sc