The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-09-18
ivy AND COUNTY ITEMS.


r,o0cs has the best apples in town
o..,on is selling this morning at 9 to 81
cents.
orbs wbitworth girls" have and are
arriving.
w.. Annie Buckley is visiting friend
in town.
ornO scar and yellow leaf" will soon be
with us again.
rrroo marriages on the tapis before the
roses come again.
uors,op & Helms splendid new mill
started yesterday.
uortz's Whipped Cream Soda at 3 cents
is the popular drink.
Mr.. Fitz Williams has been visiting MS
,.;ord Mr.. James McGrath.
Mr. L. II. Bowen of the Times is on a
,.;s;t 70 his old home in iowa.
Paw W. II. Huntley spent the first of
,ho week visiting friends at Flora.
r,o handsome new addition to Mr.
,,,ncL,s residence has been completed.
Mrs Julia McGrath has had her resi-
,.,oo reshncled and otherwise improved
Mrs. Denie B. Powell sang much adj
..;,ed solo at the Methodist church last
sabbath morning
Alec Winston ran against colored
r,bpI. Sullivan Tuesday night and "get
i head put on him."
Read the advertisement OF Blue Noun
tain Female College, ono OF the best
schools in the South.
Miss Grace Osborn of Bogue Chtto has
Leep visiting at the Commercial Hotel
during the past week.
On account of increased attendance
Mrs Crutcher will have to have her
school room enlarged.
The East Union Mill Company have
erected large lumber shed on the switch
ncarthe Enterprise planning mill.
Brookhaven might he said to be on a
luildpn boom. There isn't an idle me-
ehapic in town and hasn't been for weeks
and months.
Nartzs unexcelled Soda Water, Ice
Cream, Sherbets and Milk Shakes can
on4y he had at MARTz's Ice Cream Parlor
ard Confectionery.
DR.. Barber has moved into his hand
some new office opposite McGrath's. The
doctor, we are glad to learn, is already
Ietcivinga good practice.
The College opened yesterday with "a
GOOD attendance, aud there is every pros
pcct for prosperous session. Students
are coming in Oh every train.
sam Storm Is now connected with Nc.
Grath Il Sons popular house, and will
take charge OF their new family grocery
department as soon as il is ready.
The w. c. +. u. will meet tomorrow
tFnday) evening at the Methodist
church. All members and those wishing
to become members are requested to at
tend.
Rev. j. a. Scarborough stopped over a
day in Brookhaven last week weaIied and
worn from his Jealous laborS in the ''vine-
yard of the Lord" Mr.. S. yields II strong
influence for good wherever he goes.
Mr. W. S. Baggett and his daughter
Sophia, accompanied by Mrs. Jane Car
son and Miss Nora Carson, left Tuesday
morning for California. The LEADER
hopes their long journey may prove Il
safe and pleasant one.
Mrs. Jno. b. Nalty, with her two hand
some little sons, Louis and Willie, left for
visit to st. Louis on last Wednesday
night by the cannon ball route. Mrs. N
many friends and admirers wish her a
pleasant visit and safe return.
The Grange Hall School for boys aud
girls opens next Tuesday, %, under very
Gathering auspices. Prof. Edgar Green,
the principal, has established a high rep
Watlon as an educator, and is doing a
splendid work in his present field.
Six Northern excursionists arrived with
A. /. Denton last week OH the first fall
excursion, looking for homes in the Sun
ny South, and are we'll pleased with
6rookhaven and think of settling here.
Inc LEADER can assure them that they
VIII be cordially welcomed, should they
decide to do so.
1t is gratifying to Miss Mary Strick-
'"nds many friends to learn that she has
Oeen rendered and accepted the position
VI hfst assistant teacher in the graded
p"Olic school of Yoakum, Texas. Miss
Mary is one of Whitworth's brightest
'u"n@ and has always made high
'epotatlon as thorough teacher.
small lad of Brookhaven was asked if
ie mad seen certain bride since her ar
'"ai among us. "Yes'm," said he, Eat
,0"S' saw Mr.. Blank with lady and he
,'u her by the arm. reckon that must
nave been his wife, don't yon'" What an
'"uate sense of the proprieties of life this
'"'lo displayed! Alas! that the "arm.
N'u'ch Is not confined TO husbands aud
wives.
WI Frentis Buie has ten young mules
Vi HIS own raising on his farm near Ca
'''ile' MIR. Buie rightly says it pay,
''''er 10 raise mules than cotton, as il
.vS,S next to nothing to raise mule nm
:" ne Is three years old, and young home