The Brookhaven leader., 1890-07-24
,,vx AND COUNTY ITEMS.

CT ,our candy at P"welrs'
c,orolate, Coffres Mt Powell's.
r,., ,ou want Groceries. 60 to Pow
ellis.
linn Elder Lewis came down Tues
day. ..,.
ucrox of Liberty was in town this
urrk.
r,. ror ordinance is iming rigidly EN-
forced
Next Tuesday is election day 'o'e tue
straight ticket.
-, ,br public school building be wor-
thy of the town.
Miss Annie I.cwenthaI is visiting friends
in Amite City, La
u;.. Annie Mathews is spending few
weeks on the Coast.
Good iudges say the new census d"esn {
do Brookhavcn justice.
urs Joseph Chrisman is on a visit TO
Mrs. Charles Chrisman.
A large line of ladies' shoes ana sup
,er, at Hartman's cheap.
Remind your neighbor that Tuesday,
JULY Goth, is election day.
Powell will buy your Melons, Potatoes,
Beans, Eggs and Chickens.
For spokcs, hubs, felloes and wagon
a., I nh
Miss Olina Lahargue of New Orleans is
visiting Miss Launa Hoskins.
Richard Latting, Jr., is ON Il visit to
Grandpa and Grandma Bagget.
Why not Brookhaven take n census ct
b,r own9 The cost will not be great.
Hartman's is headquarters for ladies
hats, and they must go, regardless OF
cost.
Mrs. s. N. Storm aud Miss Maggie Nc.
Crath are visiting the convent at Chata-
wa Miss.
Canned Meats, Canned Fruits and Veg
etables, Laundry and Toilet Soaps at
Powells.
Chas. Hannan and Chas. Hammond,
two |. C. Railroad boys, were in town
Sunday.
Homer Byrd returned to his leases" on
the Commonwealth at Jackson Sunday
evening
Misses Sallie and Daisy Lusk of Clinton
have been on visit to their sister, Mrs.
Chase Grafton.
There is nothing like pretty foot in a
pretty slipper. Call at Hartman's and
get you pair cheap,
Read the advertisement of Blue Noun
tain Female College, one of the best
schools in the South.
Z. NJ. Hubert returned to st. Louis
Saturday night after months visit to
his mother at this place.
Mr.. S. +. Oliver has returned home
after several months absence in Georgia,
and Is gladly welcomed back.
The new public school building should
not be 'cheap John" affair, and the
City Council should look to this point.
The editor returns thanks to Mrs. w.
NJ. Turnbough for basket of large new
sweet potatoes, the first we have seen,
Mr. Phil. Garrett, one of the best far
mers of Lawrence, was in town yester-
day and reports crops good in his sec
tion.
Misses Ollie and Allie Goolsby of Ok
ford, who have been visiting the family
of Capt. Z. M. Bee, returned to their
home Sunday evening.
DIR. Thompson, Bogne Chitto's deserv-
edly popular physician, was in Brook
haven last Thursday and paid the LEAD
ER an appreciated call.
Subscribers to the Mississippi College
Endowment fund who have not paid are
Bank and do SO at once.
The rains in this section during the past
week have been quito copious and gener-
al, and crops at this season of the year
have seldom been so promising.
The LEADER and its poetic contributor
of Fair River must call q halt on the pub
Iication of verses ascribed to runaway
couples, or Opponents may become conta
giOus.
Stokes Allen was overcome by the heat
IN his field near Union Hall last week,
being affected with something like sun
stroke. We are glad to learn he is recov-
ering.
Miss Mary Nevin, of New Orleans was
summoned home on last Thursday on ac-
count of the serious illness of her sister,
Miss Nora, who we are glad to state, is
now recovering.
Bro r. B. May of Summit, editor of the
mississippi Enterprise, came up last
thursday to attend the meeting of the
county Alliance and paid the LEADER
very pleasant call while in town.
Farmer Lewis White paid the LEADER
oh appreciated call this week. He says
TINS is one year he has had enough rain
anu has fine crop. He is going to try
10 take the Alliance premium for the best
Two acres of corn.
Deputies George Decell and Will Penn