The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-01-02
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Hartman las lull line Of ladies
rloaks and jackets
Prof. l.. ID. Poscy, Ir., spent Christmas
IN Jackson, Tenn.
ur, Furr. of wesson, has been visit.
ioc Mrs. Tom Cotton.
Sweet apple cider pure aud good at
Nortz's Ivy glass or gallon.
Mrs. Tibhs and Miss Annie Hcuck went
,o Jackson on Sunday evening.
Hartman sells the celebrated White
Sewing machine, the best made.
nice variety Of fires cakes, candies,
fruits aud nuts at Martz's. Give him n
call.
DIR. A. +. Thompson, Bogne Chitto's
popular physician, was in town yester-
day.
Uortnnn's store is headquarters for all
tpds of furniture, bed springs and mat
tresses.
Mrs. Annie johnson, nee Hooker, of
Ieesburg, Fla, is visiting Mrs. j. c.
Hardy.
Do Won want ladies' or gentlemen's
watch. If so try Tom Perkins at the ex-
press office.
Mrs. J. NJ. Tyler has been appointed
postmstress at Bogue Chitto, vice John
Marshall.
The new officers of the Knights and
Ladies' of Honor will be installed to-
morrow night.
Tom Perkins has nice lot of hanging
lamps, china sets and lamp fixtures of all
kinds just in.
Miss Cora Knapp, of Clear Branch,
spent several days with friends in Brook
haven recently.
Mr. David Wilson came down from
Greenwood this week to spend few days
with his family.
Martz's cocoanut and molasses candy
cream caramels and other candies can't
he beat. Try them.
Mrs. Taylor, of Jackson, with her
three little ones spent Christmas with
Grandma Strickland"
Mr.. J. o. Green, the popular teacher at
Mt. Moriah, spent the holidays visiting
his brother in Cincinnati.
The Old Hickory Wagon Is guaranteed
to be the best and just as represented.
Sold by +. H. Hartman.
Duncan Sessions and Leon Pfeifer, who
are attending college in New Orleans,
spent the holidays at home.
James McGrath, who is attending
Spring Hill College, Ala, spent his vaca-
ton at home, Jim will "get there"
Heuck & Son have a complete line of
dry goods, notions, hats, boots and shoes,
which they arc selling at very low prices.
Just received at Tom Perkins furniture
and hardware store dozen nice oil
paintings, wall brackets, curtain poles,
etc, cheap.
Messrs Joe and John Neviu enjoyed a
visit from their sister, Miss Mary, and
nephew, Willie J. Ryan, of New Orleans,
past week.
Robert Cassidy left for Chattanooga
last Saturday to accept a lucrative posi-
ton rendered him as private secretary OF
John ?. Richardson.
Vivian Byrd and James Pickens' who
have been in Meridian for the past month,
spent Christmas at home. They are both
setting type now in J ackson.
All the new county officials will be
sworn in next Monday, and those who
have not been elected as their own sue
cessors will step down and out.
MIR. J. j. Caves and Miss Eliza Wilson,
of Lawrence county, were married in this
city on the day before Christmas. The
groom was 65 and the BRIDE II.
Supt. Turner complimented Eugene
Bee with Christmas present of S25 in
cash in recognition of his valuable SER
vices to the railroad. Eugene is chip of
the old block.
The Caseyville Brass Band made the
welkin ring during the holidays. They
gave q number of entertainments in diff
terent neighborhoods, all of which were
highly enjoyed.
Judge Cassidy and Capt. Hoskins left
last Sunday for Greenville to attend the
trials of Dan Mclean and Ike Hoskins
Dan McLean's trial was set for last Mon
day and is now in progress.
The Knights of Honor will celebrate
the installation of their new officers next
Monday night with grand supper, par
ticipated in by the members and thell
families and invited guests.
Miss Ollie Clapp, well-known in Brook
haven society circles, and sister OF ou
townsman Mr.. e. T. Clapp, was married
in Memphis on the 10Th ult. to Mr.. Thos
q. Boggs, Memphis editor.
Mrs. Thomas Cunning mas purchased
residence in Summit, where she will II
future reside with her daughter, Mis-
Julia. Brookhaven parts with SINGER
regret with this estimable lady.
The painful intelligence was receives
here last Tuesday of the death of tina
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