The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-08-28

The BOHTu OI CupOi ioOio WIN nv" 81
,ocuIor monthly meeting next Monday.
Got the Walter A. Wood Mower, the
hos, made, for sale by John X. Perkins.
Miss Addie Marshall will reopen her
school for boys and girls Monday, Sept. 8.
DIR. and Mrs. Daughtry are on visit
70 their daughter, Mrs. Bullitt, in Texas.
The new addition to Messrs. Scherck g.
Sons store will soon be ready for occu
pancy.
new Dot of wagon materials of all
kinds has Just been received by John R.
Perkins.
Brookhayen is to be congratulated on
her prospect for tho long needed public
school building.
Read the advertisement of Blue Noun
tain Female College, one of the best
schools in the South.
Major Sessions left Tuesday to be alb
sent week or ten days visiting the con-
Wet camps in tho Delta.
Mrs. NJ. A. Schwem and little Daisy,
accompanied by Miss Ada Chrisman, are
ENJOYING visit at Browns Wells.
Mr.. w. C. Chamberlain received a
squad of Is negro convicts from Jackson
last week to work at his saw mill.
Rev 7. w. White is carrying on q pro-
tracted meeting this week at Damascus,
assisted by Reys. Cox and Farmer.
Messrs. Foltz & Bro, our popular mar
kct men, are offering some extra good
beef at reduced prices. Read their card.
Breach and muzzle loading shot guns
of various grades and prices will be
found at John K. Perkins Hardware
Store.
Having concluded their visit to rela-
tivcs here, Mrs. C.. b. Malone aud little
Znla leave to-day for their home in At
lanta.
Protracted meeting is going OH at Clear
Branch church this week, with Rev. S.
W. Sbley of Hazlehurst assisting Pastor
Douglass.
John Il. Perkins Hardware store has a
fine lot of muzzle loading shot guns, with
80, 81 and 40 inch barrels, the most popu-
lar lengths.
1t speaks we'll for BrOokhavcn that
ing in town, and that new ones are being
constantly built.
Mr. and Mrs. Gambrcll have been out
at Topsaw this week, where brother
Gambrell is conducting an interesting
protracted meeting.
Martz's unexcelled Soda Water, Ice
Cream, Sherbets and Milk Shakes can
only be had atMARTZ's Ice Cream Par
lor and Confectionery
The Crystal Springs Camp Meeting be-
gins to-day. Brookhavenites who wish
TOT enjoy this great convention can so
and return for one fare.
We learn that the double store
house being built Oh Front street by Mrs.
Hardy has already been rented, the same
tenant to occupy both apartments.
Rev. d. II. S. Cox will preach at tho
Baptist church to night, the service taking
the place of the usual Thursday nights
prayer meeting. All are cordially invited.
Judge Cbrisman and Mr.. Thompson
came home Saturday and returned Sun
day. Both think the Convention will re-
district the State, adopt woman suffrage
and the Australian ballot.
Little Sarah Storm, one of our bright
est little girls, celebrated her 4th birth
day on yesterday evening by entertain
ing number of little friends Delight
lul refreshments we're served and royal
Tine enjoyed by the little ones.
Mr. Patrick Grant, one of the oldest
citizens of Brookhaven, died last Monday
after a protracted illness, and was buried
from the Catholic Church Tuesday morn,
ing lie leaves three grown sons and two
daughters, who have the sympathy OF
hlauy friends in their sad bereavement.
1t is with pleasure we record the fact
mat DIR. Chas. A. Barber, late of Port
NloSon, has finally decided to locate al
nt0okhaven and engage in the practice O.
HIS profession. The Doctor is having ;
new Office built on Cherokee street, oppo
MIC McGrash 81 Sons. and will be fOunt
III II as soon as it is ready for occupancy
Gee his professional card in another col
umn.
'uuge Chrisman, always gallant, las
week moved that all ladies who vsi
cue constitutional Convention be accord
VI Ihe privileges of the Convention floor
"oAt day, as "a delicate acknowledgment
Vi the courtesy a magnificent bouque
vas sent to the Judges desk with the la
"'cs compliments. OF course the Judg,
VIII support the proposition to give th,
ladies vote.
The County School Board, composed O
=, messrs. Z. H. Young, John M. Girault, B
- mickey, Maxey Smith, Edgar Green
b. Muliin and Il. II. Floyd, whose bus
oSS u IS to examine and adopt uni
iOr''l series of text books for the count,
% provided by the Act of 1890, met at tn
'Our' mousse on the 18th inst; organize,
anu spporlioned out the work ON hand
nno'oer meeting of the Board will b
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