The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-10-23
wv AND COUNTY ITEMS.

rorr shoes at WIN. ABsHAeEN's.
m. pecell House is being reShinslod'
Mrs. Becker has two very sick children
s. ladies' shoes call on WV. Alb
sHAGEN.
wast'
w.. Maggie McGrath visited the home
folks last Saturday 80 =,
~. w B. Lewis filed the Methodist
nuuit Sunday night
Little Miss Bessie Crosby IS visiting ner
,ocle in New Orleans
AIRS. G. C. Briley, of Masnolis, has been
visiting Mrs. Henderson
For bargains in dry goods, shoes etc.
must 90 to A. Krauss's.
Mic. Eliza Daugbtry is getting well af-
ssvere attact of typhoid fever.
,r,s Ada Chrisman, of Grange Hall
enool spent last Saturday in town.
n. and Mrs. Chas. Cbrismau spent
"a, DAYS in New Orleans last week.
p.ootbaven was largely represented
Iookson at Barnum's circus last Fri
day.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Wood
bridge has been quite sick for several
days.
Mrs. Jno. McGrath is confined to her
hod from the serious injuries received last
week.
Krauss keeps hand sewed shoes of ev-
sry descl iption, both for ladies and gen.
tlemen.
Rev W. II. Huntiey has had call to
the presidency of a college in Clinton
Kentucky.
Eldridge Sewing Machine, with the
latest bobbin- winder. 1t beats the world.
Ala. Krauss's.
We are pleased to learn that Mrs. John
McGrarh is recovering from her late acct
dent While out riding.
AT Krauss's you can buy good boys
suit (coat and pants) for $3.50. Also
keeps boys overcoats.
Crusbers in latest styles and full assert
mept of hats for less money than ever
sold for at A. Krauss's.
A goodly number from Brookhaven
went down to Bogue Chitte last Sunday
toattend the Association.
Miss Nellie Flood of Chicago, a niece
of Mrs. John McGnth and Mrs. Brennan,
is visiting her relatives here.
Nobody is DISTINGUISHED ut Hartman's.
Everybody can vote and select from his
big stock just what suits him.
For ladies' vests and underwear go to
Krauss's Chemise at 30 cents, skirts ut
% cents. He carries nice selection.
Just to hand, big assortment of w.
L. Douglas mems shoes. Every body
likes them. Only at VIM. ABsHAGENs's.
We are glad to be able to announce
that Mrs. j. A. iIoskins, who has been
quite sick for some time past, is i,hprov-
ing
At Kraass's you can buy the bost dollar
shirt ever offered 300 linen ft"nt New
York Mills cotton; wrist and neck band
all linen.
The musicale at the college on last Sat
urday evening has been pronounced the
best ever given by the faculty of the mu-
sic department.
Our country correspondents at Topisaw,
Caseyville and Fair River all failed to
write this week and their notes will no
doubt be missed.
number of negroes who attended
BarnuE's circus last Friday and filled up
on Jackson's whisky, came down this end
of the road on Friday nights train, think
ing they were on the Yazoo branch.
The LEADER acknowledges the pleas
nre of call Tuesday from genial Bert
Sneed, associate editor of the New Mis-
siSsippian. AS sparkling paragraphst
Mr. Sneed has few equals on the State
Press.
" % AA'So was aPT'oiuIeu ny 'ho
County Alliance as one of the delegates
to attend the district Alliance meeting in
jackson the second Wednesday in Novem-
Der, instead of w. C. Price, as announced
in our issue of Oct. 9th.
Mr. Robert Lanier, of Brookhaven,
spent last Sunday here visiting his moth
rr' Bob is a genial young man aud dur
ing his short resdence at this place made
number of friends who were glad to see
Mississippi Enterprise, Sammit.
We regret to announce that as Mr.. w.
u Mason, who was a delegate to the
falr River Association, was going from
Tue Bogue Chitte depot over to the Air
hotel last Sunday night in the dark, he
Tell from the elevated plank walk and
painfully injured his left shoulder aud
Knee. lie was kindly cared for by Mr.,
and Mrs. Arid, but it will take him some
days to get over the effects of the acct
dent.