The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-17
- AND COUNTY ITEMS.


~. prla MikrIl j. now at home al
Ais GambrelFs-
La. Boone is now engaged on the
Y,mmoud Leader.
u..,n,,u has = choice election of Ia
dies dress g"ods
Mai. SESSIONS has one Of The pfe'''e''
,,ru outs in town.
s.r,,, Commissioner Hurst has the
street brigade busy.
blanks fine fancy ca"di"s are kept by
Wiluoth 4 Co.
u-C.A. Msyhcw, of Grenada, is no"
engaged on this paper.
u,rtman's is the place to get bargains
in new spring clothing.
So,r. of our citizens are enjoying
.,,avberries and cream.
Remember the watch to be given away
o,sB. wilmoth & Cos.
p.v "A. Lomax viii ill the Baptist
Onhit here next Sabbath.
All STYLES of new spring hats for ladies
can he found at Hartman's.
Mrs Larkin Baggett spent several days
oflast week in New Orleans.
Pirpies and fishing parties are all the
90 these pleasant spring days.
Mrs. Damperr, of Wesson, has been
visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. Cooke.
The Methodist Missionary Society is
nreparing for public meeting.
The farmers and gardeners have turned
,be fair weather to good account.
The long.expected w. C. S, has arrived
and can only be found at MartZ's.
Hear what Circuit Clerk Warren has
10 saw about the new judgment roll.
Gunther's celebrated Chicago Mead is
for sale only at Martz's. 1t is delicious.
Mrs Edgar S. Wilson, of Jack son, Wis
tied friends here the first of the week.
Rev. Geo. G. Woodbridge preached at
Monticello last Saturday and Sunday.
For a coed fresh meal any hour of the
1a, rail- at Wilmoth & Co.'S Restaurant.
We regret to learn ofthe dangerous ILL.,
ness of Mrs. Thos. Maxwell of Monticello
Mr.. K. d. Nauard, of Independence, La,
has been visiting his friend, Mr. Jno. b.
Nalty.
Julius Huntley has been entertaining
bis little sister, Eugenia. the past few
days.
Remember that s. b. Wilmoth & Co.
use only the purest fruit jnice in their
drinks.
A charming niece of Mrs. Fitzhngh,
Miss Annie Deloney, is visiting at the
college.
Go TO S. B. Wiluoth 81 Cos. for ice
cream, soda water and milk shakes. They
can't be beat.
Martz's ice cream parlor will be open
from a. III. till 10 p. IN. every day ex-
cept Sundays,
Mrs DR.. West, of Memphis, sister of
Mr. C.. T. Clapp, is visiting the lstter's
pleasant family.
President Fitzhugh must have thought
there was something in his ''wood pile
Hast Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. z. d. Davis and Silas at
tended the big Davis family reunion at
Caseyville last week.
Miss Emma Bee has been quite sick
with the measles, but we are glad to
learn is now convalescent.
nice line of hanging and standing
lamps just in at Tom Perkins furniture
and hardware store, from 20 cents up.
"William Fitzhugh Murrah' was chris
tened at the Methordist church last Sab
bath by the pastor, Rev. w. II. Huntley
Mrs. Julia McGrath's house caught fire
in the roof last Friday, but as it occurred
in the daytime, it WAS soon discovered
aud extinguished.
The members of the Baptist church
choir are urgently requested to meet q
the church Saturday evening at 7:3C
sharp, for reorganization and practice.
The LEADER to-day publishes the full
text of the new law amending the city
charter. which has just been furnished 10y
the Secretary of State, Let all citizens
OF the town read and understand it thor
Oaghly.
new red-painted road cart was found
suspended in the china tree at the post.
oiice door last Saturday morning. and Oh
itwere placarded these words. 'Still or
wheels and above high water. b. G.
Larkin"
That successful horticulturist, DR.
wesley Martin, has the editors thanks
lot box of delicious Strawberries, fresh
from his garden. They are large and Of
hne flavor, and the Doctor is retailing
them at 25 cents per quart.
Our agreeable bachelor friend, Capt. j.
w. LsGette, of Mobile, accompanied by
MS little nephew Merrick Bethea, of Sum
mt'paid the LEADER a very pleasant cal
last Thursday. The Captain was en- roat
10 Visit relatives in Franklin county.
There will be no meeting of the W. C
T. u tomorrow afternoon. They will
nola public meeting at the Presbyterian
church tomorrow at 7:3O p. m, at which
tlme an address win be made by Rev. W
H. Huntley, and pleasing program
rendered Thu Dnhl;a ,s ;ov;ta5