The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-10-16
-owy AND COUNTY ITEMS.

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The public school has an excellent corps
of teachers -.
co,tonin Brookhaveu yesterday brought
c.an, o 20 to 9.65 cents.
ror bargains in dry goods, Shoes etc.,
.on must 20 to \. Krauss's.
AR $. Lewcnthal is having his resi-
lance enlarged and improved.
poh Jordan is now dealing out sweet
.,inrs ot Martz's Confectionery.
Erorss keeps hand-sewed shoes Of ev-
40 description, both for ladies and gen
tlemen.
nooo,rs stable is all the attraction to
.,1Iitre foIks-the "show pictures" illu-
mine its walls
rdridce Sewing Machine, with the
,.tost hobbn-winder. tbeats the world.
Ala. Krauss's. ...
Mr.. Z. D. Davis is having the side
walk next to the old Harmon property
Graded and improved.
A, Krauss's you can buy good boys
suit (coat and pants) for sl.5o. Also
kceps boys overcoats.
Crnsbers in latest styles and full assort-
mept of hats for less money than ever
sold for at A. Krauss's.
lin Zachary is now clcrkins ut
Krauss's He's handsome enough to draw
= GOOD trade from the ladies.
Nobody is DISTINGUISHED at Hartman's.
Everybody can vote and select from his
biz stock just what suits him.
For ladies' vests and underwear go to
Krauss's. Chemise at 30 cents, skirts at
40 cents. He carries nice selection.
Inst to hand big assortment of w.
l. Douglas mems shoes. Every body
likes them. Only at VIM. ABsHAGENs's.
At Krauss's you can buy tho best dollar
shirt ever offered, 22OO linen front New
York Mills cotton; wrist and neck band
all linen.
DR.. b. ID. Gray's sermon at the Baptist
church last Thursday night was highly
appreciated by all who were so fortunate
rs to hear 1t.
4.
Section Master G. W. Smith has a vote
of thanks from the Brookhaven public
for improving the railroad crossing on
Cherokee street.
Mr.. j. NJ. Matthews, the Republican
nominee for Congress, spoke at the court
house last night, but the LEADER went to
press too early to report him.
Mr. +. X. Sherman returned home Sat
urday night, and, we are glad TO state,
looks much improved by his soJOurn in
the mountains of North Carolina.
Col. bennett has one acre of good
sugar cane for sale, which may be put
up for seed on the premises, or made in
toSusar. Inquire of DR. j. w. Martin.
Dr. Daughtry informs us that Mrs. Mol
lie 8ulitt, who was reported dangerously
i'll at her home in Texas last week, is i'm
proving. Mrs. Daughtry is still with her.
hartman wants it distinctly under
stood that no place on the railroad can
nndersell Brookhaven, and that no mcr
chant in town will be allowed to under
sell him.
Miss Ira V. Gambrell and Mr.. b. C. Ed
wards, of Washington county, were mar
rled at the Baptist church in Crystal
Springs, last Tuesday evening, by DR.. J.
B. Gambrell
Mrs. John McGrath was thrown from
her buggy in front of Mrs. Mead's resi-
denee on last Monday evening and pain
fully hurt. Much anxiety has been oc-
caslOned by this unfortunate accident.
Rev. II, NJ. Long, travelling agent of
The Southern Baptist Record, was in
town last Saturday and paid this Office an
appreciated call. lie will attend the
Fair River Association in the interest of
the Record.
Capt. j. w. LeGette of Mobile, who has
oeen spending some months on visit to
tela'lVeS IN Franklin county, paid the
LEADER one of his every welcome calls
ast Monday, accompanied by his little
niece and nephew.
MeSSrS' Haynes & Schwem have sue
eeeded Turnbough & Haynes in the mar
Ae' business. They will keep the best of
0eeI mutton, pork, sausage, etc, at rea-
Sona'Ie prices and solicit liberal share
I" public patronage.
Ex-Mayor Brennan, Chairman of the
county Republican Executive Commit
%'' and Capt Hoskins, another member
u Tue Committee, openly avow theyrwill
no' support Matthews, the Republican
nominee for Congress.
Vol. bennett returned home this week
rom IRON, his long visit to Maine, but is not,
We regret to learn, materially improved
!" health. For the present he is stopping
|" Town under the treatment of his son
'"'iaw, Dr. Wesley Martin.
Z. The Fair River Association meets in its
i''n animal session with the Bogue Chit
70 Baptist church tomorrow. Rev. r. j.
boone of Brookhaven will preach the in