The Brookhaven leader., 1890-07-10


We are glad to see S. F. Magee out
,s,iO after severe attack of fever.
Mrs J. II. Gambrell and children spent
soreral DAYS in Crystal Springs last week.
urs. Henry Hcskins, of Dallas, Texas,
Is yisiting the family of A. d. McClendon.
oor old friend S. X. Williams has gone
10 Hampshire, H., TO spend few weeks.
Ua,tman's is headquarters for ladies
bats and they mist go, regardless OF
rost.
delightful picnic was an occasion of
mucb pleasure to many at Hickmsn's Oh
the 4th.
Miss Susie Powell will begin teaching
apryate school at Mrs. Irving Magee's
ntxt Monday.
There is nothing like pretty foot in
pretty slipper. Cali at Har,man's and
get you pair cheap,
Read the advertisement of Blue Noun.
tain Female College, one of the best
schools in the South,
A new front is beng added to The City
Hotel, which will greatly improve its APP
prarlnre and comfort.
Mr.. c. 7. Clapp has been On the sick
IStthis week, while Monticello IL calling
for him to pant another church.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr..
Henry Meyer and Miss Mamie skealan
at the Methodist church July 22nd.
Mrs Ada PROXY IS how enjoying n
season at CuOper's Well, having left OH
Tuesday for that pleasant summer resort.
Mcdames Hardy and Malone and Misses
luah Ragscale and Launa Hoskins spent
few days IN the Crescent City last week.
Nod express, going north, now passes
Brookhaven at l2:01 at night. All others
hun the same. See corrected time fable.
The prospects of n line graded public
school is celebrating. Brookhaven has
too long suffered the Ecctl of such an in
sttution.
The many trirn,l of Miss Berta Perkins
ale glad TO learn that she has sufficiently
recovered from her recent illness, to be
up again.
Mr. c. A. Mayhem, who has bceh CON
nected with this Office for the past three
months, left for his home in Grenada
last Sabbath.
Miss Bessie lIuskns returned Sunday
rHening from atwo weeks visit TO rcla-
lives and friends in Ham,und, La, ami
McComb City.
Mrs. Chas. GOTTEN aud children left
Sunday night for Helena, Ark, Where
'hey 30 TO spend a few weeks visiting
Mr. Goiten's brother.
JAS. McGrath returned from Spring
NIL College, Alabama, last Thursday,
ringing his diploma aud handsome
gold medal won for The greatest excel
fence in his stnJies.
All persons who subscribed to the Mis-
SSslppl College endowment fund ON til.
%Ah OF last Match are requested TO call
al Sherman g. Davis Bank and pay their
subscriptions within, the next ten days,
'cithout fail.
Miss Jessie Matthews returned last Sun
uay from visit to Jackson and Beaure-
gard, accompanied by Misses Mamie and
oa eoppoek, of jackson. and Miss Ruth
patterson, who remained here until Tues
way visiting Miss Jessie and her sister,
Miss Annie Matthews.
ihos. P. Rodwell. "a former resident OF
nl0okhaven and Il brother of the late DIR.
W. a. kodwell of Bogue Chitto, died re
.eo'y at Greenville. He was buried In
'He cemetery at Greenville along side his
ron Mr.. Frank P. Rodwen, who was we'll
Nnown here and who died there in March,
1850.
alderman Dreyfns, Chairman of the
'snltary Committee, requests all citizens
VI brookhaven to cleanse their premises
"S TO conform to the sanitary reSula.
ions and remove all nuisanees tliereirom
oaoerwise examination will be made and
al delinquents reported to the aath ORR
"e' ior iegal action. Clean up,
alderman Cooke, Chairman of the
suee' Committee, requests all property
O"Hers within the city to examine Their
s'ue"aiks and see thai they meet the re-
S4''ements of law. Persons having de.
1--we sidewalks who neglect to do this
WI DC reported 10 the proper authorities
~lu the repairing be done at the owners
expense.
'0hn w. Chisholm, Lincoln count,
NY, captured two of the gold medals al
us late Mississippi College Commence
, ,Oen'' One of them was the prize offerst
~ 'ne student who brought TO the Col
the greatest number of other STUDENT
u'iOs the term. John. through his in
TIIence' secured the attendance .of. s
es%s, ''ner was for being the best lriIle,
SUE se' John is very popular al Clinton
t.TrcS YIN Tie faculty aid Buys, and de