The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-01-23
ivy AND COUNTY ITEMS.

TOWN. AND COUNTY ITEMS
Pear. plum aud peach trees are bloom
ing.
r.rwcr. are getting IN their spring
oats.
r.. town has been full Of drummer'
this week
vi.. Kate Mikcll is boarding at Mrs
sbernan's.
C.u At this Off &c to get your mill
checks printed.
n. Rowrn' fine English peas were laid
low by the frost
Mrs. Jordan, we regret to learn, Is
again quite sick.
Hartman has full line OF ladies'
sIoaks and jackets.
u Ieweuthal has q pretty new fence
around his residence
Aldermen Lewis has been quite sick
during the past week.
Sweet apple cider pure aud good at
Martz's by glass or gallon.
Mrs. Milan is confined to her bed by
illness of o serious nature.
Mrs Inez Stoue of Bolivar county 10
.isiting at Mrs McNillan's.
The Briniey Steel Plow is kept by
1ohu r. Perkins, sole agent.
John r. Perkins keeps the Planet Ju-
jor Cultivator, the best made.
Mrs. Josie Daughtry Moore is expected
10 visit her parents next week.
Hartman sells the celebrated White
Sewing machine, the best made.
For the Planet Junior Cultivator, go to
John K Perkins Hardware Store.
A nice variety Of fresh cakes, candies,
fruits and nuts at Martz's. Give him q
call.
We regret to learn that Mr. Frank Mar
tin has been confined Mt honie by sick
Oess.
Judge Cassidy has been confined to his
6ed several days with an attaak of the
"grIp."
Hartman's store is headquarters for all
kinds of furniture, bed springs and mat
tresses.
Latest style, finest quality, lowest
prices in jewelry Meade Il Martin at Drug
Store.
The cold weather Of this week and last
has given the precocious vegetation a
backset.
DR.. BenDett's new residence is about
completed and neat new fence encircles
the yard.
John White has a position in J. b. Nal
1ys new store as clerk and assistant
book keeper.
Wesson has had several representatives
here during the meeting at the Presby-
acrian Church.
The celebrated Brinley teel Piow is
the best. Call for it at John z. Perkins
Hardware Store.
We regretto hear of our friend J. N.
Cooks loss by the burning of his gin aud
machinery recently.
Martz's cocoanut and molasses candy,
cream caramels and other candies can't
be beat. Try them.
Zack McClendon is ut home on a 80
days fnrlough, while his wrecked engine
is undergoing repairs.
The Old Hickory Wagon IS guaranteed
TO be the hest and inst as represented
Sold by +. H. Hartman.
Mrs. NJ. E. Bennett was elected Presi-
dent of the W. n. &. of the Baptist
church at it's last meeting.
Beautiful ladies and gents watch
chains, bracelets and other jewelry at
Meade & Martins Drug Store.
Hon. j. A. Cooper, Representative Of
Quitman county, spent last Sunday in
own the gnest of Charles Chrisman.
Bro. Lomax ''did all the good he could"
and great deal of It on his last trip, as
nics iIdiuy auu nitcs Aiooue C0h tCS"ty. |
John !. Marshall, one of the successful
merchants of Bogue Chitto, was in town
yesterday and favored this Office with a
call.
Capt. Gotten went to New Orleans last
week to lay in fresh supply of grocer
les and dry goods for the Alliance Store,
which are now arriving.
Mrs. T. E. Butler of Glen Allan visit
ed her mother, Mrs. Pickens, at this place
last week. Her many friends her regret
ted her stay was 50 short.
DR.. Applewhite came down home Sat-
nrday fight and returned to jackson
Monday evening. The Doctor is taking
high rank among his brother law ma kers.
Don't forget the meeting of the Citi-
zens Association tomorrow night, at
which time the delegates to the Railroad |
meeting at Monticello will make a full
report.
James Pickens, who is q musical genius, |
expects soon to study under Prof. Hen
hinges. This is move in the right di-
rection and we hope TO see Jim perfect
himself.
$50 many strangers in town." we hear
on every side. A great many Northern