The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-02-06
Nd COUNTY ITEMS

Saula1' ALICE to ret your mil
,lrs' printed en- lima oe ladies
A. Loma1 preached two fine
.Ipor, last sunday ,,, uo,s >,
,, MI. by glass or gallon
=. Briuey Steel Plow is kept oy
~, 30 R. Perkins, sole agent
:. Henderson Las put soIse valuable
,,' r,, on his home,
r, z Perkins keeps the Planet '"-
'Vp ~,I,ivstOr, the best made.
.,..0 sells the celebrated White
n a." machipe, the best made.
r, tbe Planet Junior Cultivator' 20 TO
~ p Perkins Hardware Store.
=. Craig left Monday night for a trip
>" and will he absent ten days.
Il. psrkins, of Pargould. Ark, has
~ ',.,,,np his parents and old friends.
,;,. variety of fresh cakes, candies
and uu,s at Martz's. Give him u
49,, Mrs stevenson are boarding at
CAPT. rowsll's; also Prof. s'"ar' an"
wife.
Large quantities of commercial fert'l-
i,.r, are being received by our mer-
chants.
Mo-. not Atkins, one of BroOkhayen's
=, Dopular young ladies, is visiting in
Bolton, :.
u.r,mou's store is headquarters for all
...Js If furniture, bed springs and mat
,Iesses.
Jpdge Cassidy and A. c. McNair' ESQ.,
have been attending court this week at
fsyette,
urs Matthews, mother of l.. c. Mat
,bsus still lies upon sick bed at her
sons home.
The celebrated Brinley Steel Plow is
.bs hest, Call for it at John Il. Perkins
Hardware StOrA
Hardy Magee was in town Sunday and
Monday. He is DOW foreman Of the Wes-
SOD Mirror Office.
Eugene Hultz, Tom Strange and
Henry Boone, of McComb City, were
in the city Sunday.
Nartzs cocoanut and moiassos candy,
| cream caramels and other candies can't
be beat, Try them.
James Pickens is now at homo, and is
taxing a special course of music under
Professor Heuninses.
Tom Magee left Monday for the races
nNew Orleans. Tom is a very popular
and successful jockey
The Old Hickory Wagon as guaranteed
10 be the best and just rs represented.
Sold byF H. Hartman.
Miss Kate Houston, the bright and pep
aIar sister of Mrs. j. N. Cook, has been
spending ssnte time at the latter's home.
Do you need aEy window sash, doors on
blinds, wagon spokes, etc.i If so call on
Tom Perkins. He will sell cheaper than
anyone
The Magnolia String Band came up on
Monday night and screnaded some OF our
most populnr young ladies. They make
good music.
Tom Perkins new furniture store is the
place to buy furniture, window shades,
pictures, lamps of all kinds, mattings
and carpets.
Miss Addie Smith, of the l. !. s. c., Wis
tied her parents during the week, and
last Saturday was u festive day at heI
home near Montgomery.
Our venerable and honored friend, Al
ezander Davis and his son, George A
Davis of Little Bahala, paid the LEADEl
an spprec lated call Tuesday.
Robert Cassidy left Tuesday for New
iOrk TO be gone several weeks on busi
Ae@ connected with his private secretary
sup to John P. Richardson.
Mes. Martin, q sister of Mrs. Marshall
s visiting at her residence. Rev. Mr,
6yrd and wife are now visiting at Enter
Prise, but will return shortly.
Mr. A. Krauss and family have arrived
aOa are comfortably dOmiciled in DR.
Osnaetts new residence corner Chippewl
Greet and Railroad Avenue. Mr.. Kraus.
Will open store in the Storm baildiHg.
We are requested by Pastor Lomax t.
announce that at his next regular ap
VoA'ment at this place the quarterl,
'0lieetlOn for missions will be taken "
Sau The Lords supper celebrated.
'ah and see the new Waterbury watcl
snort stem set, for only $500, at Ton
'NAins' He also keeps all kinds golt
&uu silver watches, chains, charms ant
'''AS' pins A nice assortment cheap
ei'ner Tor cash or on installments.
engineer George Hennis, who got har
INC wreck near Hammond, was il
""u last Sunday, but returned to Nc
s ~. III the evening. His right arm an,
u were pretty badly bruised, but W,
s'aa to state that he received no last
'ng Injury,
.. l' baptist church at this place ha
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