The Brookhaven leader., 1890-10-09
.owy AND COUNTY ITEMS

~ Lewonthal went to New oriean
III ,n.,pess trip Sunday night.
meeting of the county School Boar
rI.ootiou will be held tomorrow.
~ r d. Gray, of Hazlehurst, will
".h at the Baptist church tonight.
Hanging and stand lamps carpets ma
"nJ Turs Just received at Tom PER
KINs'.
y,ss keeps hand sewed shoes vi ey
- desc,iption, both for ladies and gen
tlemen.
C,.,d Bowen was the holder of the
~ ticket that won WilmOth & Coz
prize watch - =,
nice line of ladies' underwear al
r.orss,s Chemise at 80 cents each nice
" trimmed
Sheriff McNair has an important notice
10 taxpayers in our advertising columns
today. Read it.
We are glad to announce that Miss Eli.
"a Daughtry, who has been 80 seriously
i'll, is cOnvalsceht'
Prof r. II. Young has gone to Nichol,
onor the Northeastern Railroad to ac-
cent position as teacher.
Dr Murrah filled the pulpit at the
Methodist church last Sunday night and
preached very able sermon.
COL Danl bennett, who has been spend
;,r the summer in Maine for his health, is
oxnected home in few days.
1udqe Cassidy has been retained to
prosecute Senator Cutrer for the killing
nf Editor Chew at Friar's Point.
nice line of lace curtains 100, S1.5O,
500 and $3.50 per pair; curtain poles
q cents at Tom PERKINS Furniture and
Hardware Store.
There will be Recital by the Musica
Faculty of Whitworth College on Satur-
day night, Oct. IL, beginning at Z p. NJ.
The public is invited.
Mrs. Daughtry left for Orange, Texas,
Monday evening, in response to a tele-
gram thO 'poCiO"o Ai'''N'" Va
her daughter, Mrs. Mollie Bullitt.
If You intend building, call on Tom
PERKINS and get his prices on sash, doors
and blin0s, paints and oils, etc. Will
furnish them cheaper than anyone.
Col. Denuctt has one acre of good
sugar cane for sale, which may be put
up for seed on the premises, or made in
to sugar Inquire of DIR. j. w. Martin.
Prof. J. O.. Green, who returned last
week with his bonny bride, left Monday
for Simmonsville, Pike county, where he
will take charge of Il tlOurishng school.
There will be service in the Presbyte-
ran church next Friday night, prepara-
tory TO communion on the Sunday follow
ing. Rev. W. II. Hnntley will preach
Friday night.
A large assortment of window shades
hung for so cents, IS cents, $l.O0 and
$50; wall paper new lot at 10 cents, II
cents, 20 cents and % cents per roll at
Tom. PERKINS.
Rev. r. J. Boone has received large
number of new members into Antioch
church the present year. Four were re-
ceived into membership and baptized at
the last meeting.
The Public School Text Book Commit
tee met last Monday to take final action.
The only change made in the list as here
tOfOre published was the substitution of
Egglestons History for Barnes's.
Rev. A. A. Lomax preached one of his
best sermons at the Baptist church last
Sunday at II, but had to pretermit the
night service and return home on account
OF a severe attack of neuralgia.
Homer Byrd, for several months past
engaged on the Commonwealth at Jack
son, spent several days at home this week
and left this morning for New Orleans,
where he expects to take cases on one
of the city dailies
Messrs. Haynes & Schwem have sue
ceeded Turnbough g. Haynes in the mar
ket business. They will keep the best OF
beef, mutton, pork, sausage, etc., at rea-
sonable prices and solicit liberal share
of public patronage.
Major Sessions and A. C. McNair, ESD,
bought the corner lot next to S. f. Ma
gees last week, paying Mrs. Gus. Max
we'll 100000 in cash for it. We learn
they will soon erect two neat offices and
add other improvements to their new
purchase.
The County Alliance held its third
quarterly meeting at Heuck's Hall last
Friday. DIR. r. r. Applewhite, John NJ
May and w. C. Price were appointed as
delegates to the District Alliance meet
ing to convene in Jackson the second
Wednesday in November.
Mrs. Jonathan Rails, one of the ole
landmarks of Brookhaven, died last
Thursday at an advanced age. BY he'
death faithful, patient, consecratet
Christian woman has been translated
from the trials, difficulties and sorrows o
earth to bright and peaceful homo DO
You'd the skies.
A dispatch from. Meridian of the 6tl
says; "Mrs. Ella j. Frilick, the estima-
Die wife of DR.. j. o. Frilick, formerly o
brookhaven, Miss. died last night after
long illness, and will be buried at Ross
H'li Cemetery tomorrow" Mrs. Frilicl