The Brookhaven leader., 1890-01-09
-owy AND COUNTY ITEMS.

TOWN AND CoONh
The little folks have the Group
c;,. the LEADER your job printing.
y.s Jordan is again confined to her
bed.
coo Uoskrns is going to 'fruck farm"
this year
Miss Nellie Atkins is wishing friends in
Magnolia.
C,u ON John X. Perkins for black
smiths tools.
Rob casscdyis on visit home from
Chattanooga.
9Th. show" has been all 'the co.
saith our poet.
Far sausage grinders aud suffers, cal
ON John r, Perkins.
Hartman has full line of Indies
cloaks and jackets.
urs l. II. Gambrell has been confined
70 her led by illness.
Mr.. Hartman has pretty new fence
around his residence.
Mrs. Hurst has been visiting her SIS
ter. Mrs. Hicks Ellis.
fine line of granite ware lust roceiv-
ed at John r. Perkins.
Hon. X. II. Thompson went up to Jack
son Yesterday afternoon.
Sweet apple cider pure aud good at
Martz's by glass or gallon.
Rev. J. A. Scarborough breaches at
Union Hall next Sabbath.
Hartman sells the celebrated White
Sewing machine, the best made.
G. I. Fitzhugh, Esq, of Memphis re-
turned thither on last Thursday.
Colds are prevalent In our town and
have the GRIPPE" on MS. 20 to speak.
Mrs. Daisy Nelson and Miss Pearl Max
well are visiting relatives In jackson.
A handsome line of coal vases and fire
sets just eceved by John Il. Perkins.
A nice warn ETY. Of fresh cakes, candies,
fruits and nnts at Martz's. Give him a
call.
Little Miss Amanda Tyler, OF BOgue
Chitto, spent Sunday with her oonsiu
Sadie.
Hartman's store is headquarters for all
kinds of furniture, bed springs and mat
tresses.
Messrs. Folz and Bankstone now &C.
ocupy Peter. Lucicb's two story house next
10 Mrs. BoswelPs.
Martz's cocoanut aud molasscs candy,
cream caramels aud other candies can't
he beat. Try them.
Prof. J. W. Long, of the music house
of Long & Gulledge ct jackson, was In
our town last week.
Hardy Magee, of the Hammond Lead
sr, was in town in his "best bib and
tacker' last Thursday.
1.-THE lion and the lamb will lie down
together" Some jews in Brookhaven
are eating ''hock meat"
The Old Hickory Wagon Is guaranteed
10 be the test and jnst ms represented
Soiu ny r. IL. Harttnun.
Mrs. j. J. PROXY has been visiting her
parents and welcomed as warmly rs ever
among legion of friends.
Mr.. John Martin, jr., and family have
bought property on Monticello street, aud
are now domicilod therein.
The school girls have all returned to
Whitworth. The majority of tho board
crs spent the holidays at their homes.
Hessrs. James Ramsey and Beach
Dixon represent Lincoln county in Prof
Dickey's Normal School at Lexington.
Apleasant surprise party was greatly
enjoyed by q crowd of our young people
last Wednesday night at B. T. Atkins.
Capt. Gotten has been In i'll health for
several weeks. He went mp to jackson
Monday aud returned Tuesday evening.
A select crowd of young people We're
favored with pleasant dance last Thurs
day night at the residence of Mr. w. H
Penn.
We regret our absence from town on
Monday night, when the elegant and
sump tuous Knights of Honor supper took
place.
Col. Daniel bennett, in his excellent
columns to the Picayuue of Monday, paid
an eloquent tribute to Senator J. z.
George.
Judge Cassidy returned from Green
vile, where he spent last week engaged
as leading counsel for Dan Mclean and
Ike Hoskins.
We deeply regret to hear Of the death
Of the estimable wife of our worthy
young friend w. A. Hodges of Adams
Camp Ground.
Mrs. r. J. Boone will comply with
the wishes of the Central Committee of
the Baptist church. during Mrs. Strick-
lands absence.
1.-THE roses came again" ere the New
Year dawned. Through country and town
this fragrant queen of flowers is bloom