The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-05-22
80 AyD COUNTY ITEMS.

r,rr i, now at work in Brook
haven.
Mr., Ada McNair is entertaining MIS-
- Carson. Of Meri,lian.
Hartman has choice Selection" OF IT.
lies dress goods
A.. BENNETT aud Miss Mary Strickland
oa,nd,v evening Oh visit to Jack son
blanks fine fancy candies are Kept by
r. wilmoth il Co.
Hartman has just received fine lot of
new spring clothing.
The genial Major wilmoth was with
,b;. oe,k. He is still on the carpet.
uortmau's is the place to got bargains
in new spring clothing
Eighteen aspirants for the Demorest
Medal appeared on last Friday evening
pomember the watch to he given away
ats. B. Wimoth & Co.'S
All STYLES of new spring hats for ladies
con he found at Hartman's.
The Baptist church now has splendid
nav Mason g. Hamlin Organ.
For good fresh meal any hour of the
day, call at Wimoth & Co.'S Restaurant
Hons. J. F. Sexton and r. n. Miller of
,Ioxleburst, were attending Circnit Court
Monday.
Remember that S. Is. Wilntpth s. Go.
re only the purest fruit Juice IN til cir
drinks.
The Wet. U. will meet tom orrow
afternoon at Mrs. GambrelPs home at
o'clock.
Hartman has Just received another lot
,f the famous Old Hickory Wagons, the
best made.
Mrs. Mollie Gordon aud her attractive
little children, have been visiting Grand
ma Gartman.
4 fine and fresh stock of h lrhaSs. bri-
dies and saddles at the Alliance store, sell
ing at cost.
The editor returns warm til anks to Mrs.
Schvem for bowl Office cream one even
ing last week.
Go TO S. b. Wimoth & Co.'S. for ice
cream. soda water and milk shakes. They
can't be beat.
Rev. R. J. Boone has been in failing
health, of late, but we are glad to know
snow rallying again.
Martz's ice cream parlor will be open
from 6 a. m. till 10 p. IN. every day ex-
rept Sundays,
We are glad to hear of the hopeful con
dion of Mrs. w. H. Dixon, uf Union
Hall, who has been SO seriously i'll.
Ladies' hats are going at Hartmans,
going cheap. Call and get pretty one
before it is too late.
Elegant bed room sets, sideboar,ls will
low chairs aud all kinds furniture 1T Tom
Perkins cheap.
Ladies will do well to examine the
stock Of fine kid shoes at the Alliance
store, selling at cost.
New lot of window shades at 50 cents,
IS cents, $l00 and $3.50 at Tom Perkins
Furniture and Hardware store.
5. b. Wimoth & Co. have their ice
cream parlors Enthusiastically decorated.
Jake Lewenthal is huge on style.
large and we'll assorted stock of
straw, soft felt and stiff hats at the AL
lance store, all at cost.
The "blg e. entertained some of their
young lady friends with an elegant sup
per at Wilmoth's on Wednesday evening
of last week.
Martz has opened his ice cream parlor
and solicits share of public patronage.
Quality, neatness and prompt attention
is bis motto.
Miss Lulah Ragsdale had an attack of
vertigo at the Presbyterian church last
Sunday, but we are glad to learn no Sc
Fious consequences followed.
Chldren's Day was observed at the
Methodist church last Sabbath in very
interesting manner. There were excel
lent rotations and singing by the chill
dren.
The Baptist preachers and IN any of the
iayman of that church being away, Rev.
Geo. Woodbridge led prayer meeting for
The rafting congregation last Thursday
night. He has their thanks.
Prof. J. NJ. Girault, the we'll known
and popular educator, will open school
az the Centerville school house ut Ham
htons saw mill, on the second Monday
in June.
MIS-. Necie McNair, late of Yoakum,
iexas, arrived on last Friday morning
and we are glad to learn that she and her
husband, Chas. McNair, will henceforth
make Brookhaven their home.
Wall paper 10 cents, Is cents, % cents;
Mating 20 cents, IS cents, 80 cents, IS
vents; Wash stand sets $50 and 400; cur
vain poles at 35 ceuts; at Tom Perkins
furniture and hardware store.
The Board of Trustees of the city pub.
nv school will hold special meeting
"'A' Monday night to consider the SUBJ
Ject OF issuing bonds for the erection of
school building. All members should
attend.
Irot' j. 0. Green's school at the Magee
IL