The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-12-18
Ux AND COUNTY ITEMS.

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Or. Bennett is still enduring 'n0 '0"''
Go to nOwoIrs for first class albums al
a low price. No.
A"Nlerry Christmas """ pf'
Year to ALL"
Jesse Taylor will run an excursion" -
Jackson Dec, 3d. =, =.
rOs gold and plush photo frames az
uowell's Art Gallery
~" w.o.,es continues to get in it's work
omopg tie Juveniles.
RAYMOND Philips, the trapper' recently
,anCbt a 50 pound beaver.
m. pontist Sabbath School will have
Christmas tree Christmas Eve.
~, mt fail to 90 to LewenthaPs and see
,be great inducements he is Offering
Wa regret TO learn that Mrs. Parsons
.:sL and threatened with pneumonia.
x,morous entertainments of a social
,,tnre are on the taps for the holidays.
The latest novelties in photo albums,
ao,s and frames at Howells Art Gallery.
u.r,g has n fine stock of fireworks
ao,,ors Roman candles and sky-rockets.
urs.JH. Gambrell has been quite sick
dnripC the past week with catarrhal fe-
yer
w Y. Guess has gone to Hammond,
% RIM a mill for Messrs. John b.
Nalty & Co.
steve McNair has been elected Wor-
sbinful Master of the Harriston Lodge A.
+. g. A. N.
Bisbop Hugh Miller Thompson will pay
n visit to the Episcopal congregation here
in January.
Before purchasing your Christmas goods
c.ll Mt Heuck & Sons and see their man.
moth display.
Rev. W. II. Huntley is attending the
Mississippi Conference which convened at
Canton yesterday.
The Grange Hall School will close for
The HOLIDAYS next Monday night with q
grand musical concert.
Do not fail to bring all your friends and
kin.folk to see LewenthaPs mammoth
stock of Christmas goods.
The County Alliance will hold a regu-
lar quarterly meeting in Brookhaven the
first Friday in January.
The Union Hall Sabbath School will
have Christmas tree with Wiley Max
well to act as Santa Claus.
Santa Klaus has deposited large stock
Of fre-crackers, Roman candles and sky
rockets at Martz's for holiday use.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bullitt of Orange, Texas,
with their little chcrub, are here to spend
The holidays with DR.. and Mrs. Daughtry.
The Times Democrat of last Thursday
had good woOd-cut likeness of Capt
100 S. Lacey, the great lumberman Of
iogue Chtte.
Remember Martz's is the place to get
the best rakcs, candies, etc. Making his
own candies he can guarantee their puri
~ and freshness.
Christmas is coming. Get your fruit
for cakes from Martz's. He has new rails
ms, Currants, citron and nuts. All fresh
fruits; also fresh fruits.
Fresh cocoannt, mvlasses and other
home made candies are 10 be had at
Martz's Confectionery. Try them and
vat no other. They can't be beat.
'All's rot gold that glitters," and the
apples that are polished by much wiping
are not always the best. IF you don't be-
lieve it, call at Little Jsaacs'" fruit
stand
MesSrs Heuck d Son have their usual
fine display of toys, Christmas goods and
useful household articles. You should he
certain to inspect their stock before buy
ing elsew here.
Why send off when you wish to get a
birthday, wedding or Christmas present
You can do just as well at home, and
glance into Chas. Heuck & Sons crockery
and glass ware stock will convince you
thatitis entirely unnecessary.
AT a recent entertainment by the Pres
byterian ladies at Fayette, a dollhouse
was voted to the most popular little girl
in the county. Little Sallie McNair,
daughter Of S. d. McNair, of Harriston,
was the bonny victor, receiving ST. votes.
Mrs. r. F. Becker gave an elegant din
ing last Sabbath in honor of her cousin,
Miss Nellie Flood, who will leave this
week for her home in Chicago. Miss
Floods pretty face and charming manner
nave won her many admirers in Brook
haven.
Mr.. ii. A. Gabriel, who has been repre-
SentIng the lumber firm of Carpenter
Bros, & Co. at Brookhavon for the last
several months, has returned to Minneap-
OILS Mr.. Gabriel made many warm
friends while here, and will be missed in
social circles.
Kew. w. ii. Huntley preached his last
sermon for the conference year at the
Methodist church Sunday, aud an earn
est, gospel sermon it was. Bro. IIuntley
'sa good preacher, social, pleasant
nelghbor and a gracious Christian gentle.
inan' and the LEADER very earnestly
nopes he may be returned here by the