The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-03-13
Ivy AND COUNTY ITEMS.

rr..b crnrcrirs at FOwc'iS'
,orr bird seed 1T P"weli's.
.,nou sells tbs colehraied Itch cnrr
r,.U.dy visited home fhks SIM.
day.
:, y will l~ ut Mariz's IN few
days.
-, ,re having all of our winter in the
spring.
~ Mural, preached in Jackson last
sabbath
4, povclI's you will find the very hest
chewing tobacco.
Ear fresh fish and oysters call at 5. u.
Wilmoth & Co.'S,
blanks fine fancy candies are kept by
b. Wilmoth ~ Co.
Go TO Powelps for cheese. batter, pick
Jos s.nrcs and extracts.
ur md Mrs Larkn Baggctt are Wis
;,inp relatives in Memphis.
The Briney Steel Plow is kept by
lain r. Perkins, sole agent.
1ohn r. Perkins keeps the Planet Jn-
,,;,r Crltivator, the best made.
For choice crackers, maccaroni, barley,
meas and beans, go to PowelPs.
Call and see Powell at his new brick
,ront nrnrarinG
There will be Presbyterian mite meet
,nr at c. il. Pcrm's Friday night.
For the Planet Junior Cultvator, so to
John Il. Perkins Hardware Store.
For oat meal, cracked wheat, canned
fruits and vegetables, go to Powcll's.
S. B. Wilmoth & Co. keep the best
line Of cigars and tobacco to be had.
Charley Mcclure returned to the Delta,
Wednesday night. Successful you Chas.
For good fresh meal any hour of the
day. call Mt Wilmoth q Co.'S Restaurant.
Just received at POwelPs-fresh pork
sausage. choice hams and breakfast ba-
con.
Powell has the best cigars in Breoltila-
ken. Try his Park Bouquet and Key
AVest.
Nir. and Mrs. viii Richards, of New
Orleans, are visiting relatives at the City
Hotel.
Mrs. McGrath has returned home, but
will be disabled for long time, we regret
50 learn
An enjoyable ssciable was given at
the residence of Alderman Cooke last
night.
The celebrated Brinley Steel PlOw is
the best Call for il at John IR. Perkins
Hardware Store.
Martz has gotIhis'fi fine new soda foIfht
in operation and will open mp to-day and
treat the town to free soda water.
Why buy .adulterated and Injurious
candies when You can get Martz's pure
stick candy at 90 cents per pound.
The party given at Mr.. Atkins last
might vas areatly enjoyed by
about six couples of our young folks.
Mrs. .Nena 3yarFen Brown, of Texas, is
visiting at her fathers and Is welcomed
to her old home by many warm friends.
Wi4l Hardy left last Sunday evening
for Belmont, Texas, where he expects to-
remain and engage inthe stock business.
Steve MCNair has been elected an
alderman and Tom Rails marshal of
llarriston. The BrookEaven boys will
come to the front.
G. I. Fitzhugh, Esq, of Memphis, Who
lately made hisffirst speech before Bluff
City Judge and jury and won the cause
he plead, spent last Thursday in town.
If all would make of our Sunday the
Christian Sabbath that MI. Woodbridge
portrayed last Sabbath, the seventh day
FouiH indeed 10 one of peace and
est.
Rev. Mr.. Noteworthy filed the pulpit
It tho Methodist church last Sabbath
morning and night. His sermon at the
atterFtime was especially earnest and in
spring.
Rev. S. C. Caldwell of Hazlehurst is
to preach at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning and even
ing. There will be a congregational
meeting III the afternoon at half-past 3
o'clock.
Col. Saw Mill Jones, representing that
great paper the Times,Democrat. spent
yesterday in town. AS newspaper agent
the Colonel is gorgeous success. The
LEADER is indebted to dim for an appre-
ciated call.
The Brookhaven orchestra, composed OF
the "Big Six" and the boys of the
'Cornet Band have engaged Prof. Little,
"a skilled musician who has been teaching
the Canton Band, to begin giving then
lessons at an early day.
DIR. N. S. Craig babe IBrookhaven adier
'on last Sabbath night and returned Il
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where he will re
'snme the the practice of his profession
Sincere regret among his friends and al
mirers accompanies their wishes for hi
welfare and success inihis native State.
Mr.. G. w. Waggener is in town for thu
purpose of establishing circulating ii
brary. The. library consists of a choice Sc