The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-10-30
Gown AND COUNTY ITEMS.

Krauss's is the place 10 ouy your c'o'h'
ing.
For fine ladies' shoes call on VIM. An
sHAGEN.
ror sash, doors and blinds, call on JonN
r. PERKINS.
90 ,o Krauss's for embroidefies and
white goods.
For betting and mill supplies, call ON
JOHN r. PERKINS.
The new public school furniture will
arrive in few days.
pev "A. Lomax will preach at the
pa,tist church next Sunday.
Mrs. strickland returned Saturday eve
ming from her visit to jackson.
Next Tuesday is election day. Go to
the polls aud vote for Hooker.
The Board of Supervisors will hold
,ecular meeting next Monday.
Shoes, Rubber Goods, Gossamers for
ladies and children at krauss's.
Mrs. W OOuUlluSO icic HAO'N"J ~'~'6
for visit TO her relatives in Louisiana.
fine lot of pocket cutlery will be
foupd at JOHN II. PERKINS hardware
store.
pretty line of coal vases and fire sets
inst received at JOHN r. PERKINS hard
ware store.
Now is the time to buy blankets. You
will find them cheaper at Krauss's than
anywhere else.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hyman of Sum-
nit spent Sunday evening visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Pfeifer.
Prof. McKernan RECALLED the congrega-
ton at the Methodist church last Sunday
with some fine vocal music.
Nobody is jisfranchised ut Hartman's.
Everybody can vote and select from his
big stock Just what suits him.
Just to hand, o big assortment of w.
L. Douglas mems shoes. Every body
likes them. Only at VIM. ABsHAGENs's.
Miss Ida Martin, one of Bogue Chitto's
prettest and most attractive young Ia
dies, was in town Tuesday OH visit to
Mrs r. J. Boone.
Will C. Cannon, Esq, the efficient and
popular Chancery and Circuit Clerk Of
Lawrence county, was in town Tuesday
evening en- route TO Jackson.
The Brookhaven Machine Company re-
ceived two splendid new machines this
week, thus increasing their already ex-
tensive facilities for turning out fine
work.
john r. PERKINS has fine lot Of breach
and muzzle loading Shot guns bought be-
fore the Mckinley Tariff bill took effect,
and will give his patrons the benefit of
the lower price.
choral society was organized at Mrs.
A. c. McNairs last Monday night with
Mr.. Ilhy McKernan as instructor. The
next meeting will be at the residence of
Ms. Il. II. Thompson.
Remember the Alliance basket dinner
at Union Hall next Saturday. Every
member of the Union Hall Alliance should
he present. Members of other sub AL
liances are cordially invited.
Hon. c. E. Hooker spoke at the Court
House yesterday afternoon on the po-
iitical issues of the day, and entertained
his hearers as only the veteran one-arm-
ed statesman could. Lateness of the
hour prevents onr giving a synopsis OF
his address, but as parting word we do
urge every Democrat in Lincoln county
to turn ont next Tuesday and vote for him.
John NSlands, Swede who got his
arm caught in the machinery at the Hart
man Lumber Co.'s saw mill last fall and
had to have it amputated by DR.. Bennett,
has brought suit against the Company
for 100000 damages. The Company say
they will show that Nylands had charge
of the machinery, that he had instruc-
tons not to oil it while in motion, and
that no one was to blame for the acct
dent but himself
The meeting of the City Council next
Tuesday will be of unusal Importance.
The business to be transacted is of great
public interest. The assessment rolls for
the present year will be received, the
levy made, and final action will be taken
IN reference TO the new school house.
The committee on site will be ready to
report and the contract will be let out for
the erection of the building. Should Ell
Their Capt Moreton or Mr.. Tedford be the
successful bidder, the public may be as
Sured of workmanlike job. Every
thing else being equal, home contractors
should have the preference.
Will Blue, who killed Penn McRee, Jr.,
at party about two weeks ago, had q
preliminary trial last week at Union
Church. The Investigation was very
thorough, lasting all of Thursday aud Fri
day, and at its conclusion young Blue was
bound over in the SUM of $1,000 for his ap-
pearance at the next term of the Jefferson
county circuit court. Though the testi-
mony was conflicting on some impor tant
points, it showed that the McRee boys
and Blue both did shooting. Blue receiv-
ed blow back of the ear with pistol or
orassknucks, was grazed on the wrist by
pistol shot, aud had z or ball holes
through his clothing. The State was rep
resented by District ATTORNEY Miller and