The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-03-20
ivy AND COUNTY ITEMS.

Far fresh fish and q, siers call at 3. u
wilmotb & CO.'S.
Hartman has choice selection Of Ia
dies dress goods
blanks fine fancy candies arr kept by
r. wilmoth II Co.
Hartman's is the place to get bargains
in new spring clothing.
We regret to hear of the painful illness
If Mrs. X. l. Howell.
All STYLES &c new spring hats E"r ladies
o,u he found ut IIartman's.
The McGraths are enjoying visits from
relatives Of Savannah, Ga.
Window sash, doors and blinds, all
.izes. cheap, at Tom Perkins.
lee cold soda water at Mnrtz's, with
pure syrup of his own make.
Mrs. Gambreii, mother of Rev. J. IT,,
;son a visit TO her son and family.
8 Il. Wilmoth & Co. keep the best
line OF cigars and tobacco to he had.
Beds $500, $3.50 and $500 at Tom Per-
lips' Furniture aud Hardware Store.
DIR. Bennett was called to McComb City
ON professional business Monday evening.
For a good fresh meal any hour of the
day, call at Wilmoth Il Co.'S Restaurant.
Hon. A. II. Longino spent Tuesday in
town and paid the LEADER an spTreci-
ated call.
Mr.. S. 2. Oliver left last Sunday for
Atlanta, where Ire will Ire Engaged sever
al months.
A little two year-oid child of William
Nations, of beat 2, died very suddenly
CAST Friday night from Group.
In the spring a young mans fancy
lightly turns to thoughts of clothes, and
McGrath's i. tile place to get Fem.
Nsrtz has got Iris fine new soda fonnt
In operation and will open mp to-day and
treat the town TO free soda water.
Why buy adulterated and injurious
candies whea you can get Martz's pure
stick candy for 90 cents per pounds
We are glad to learn that Capt. Helms,
who last week suffered serious relapse
of his rheumatism, is again improving.
Hartman is knocking the spots cut of
pieces on clothing, ladies' hats and dress
goods Give 1fm call and BIO convinced.
Zeb Linton has graded the lawn in
front of the old family homestead and is
surrounding it with . handsome picket
fence.
Prof. Little, of Caution, was down Tues
day night and furnished a sample of his
music, and the band boys are enthusiastic
over him.
Rev. S. Morris Of Wesson and VIM.
Maxwell of Monticello were among the
visitors at tire Baptist clarch last Sab
bath evening.
The Alliance store is selling goods cheap
and doing big business. Captain Cot
ten is proving himself the right man in
the right place.
+. III. Hartman has purchased the
Alexander Davis place un the Monticello
Tond seven miles cast of Brookfaven and
will run it with tenaats.
Mr.. Monroe Armstrong, an aspiring NJ
D, from Tulane University, passed
through Brookhaven last Sabbath OF his
way to his home near Monticello.
Prof. Henninges and his music pupils
will give recital at the College chapel
tomorrow evening, The friends and pa
irons of The College are cordially invited.
Window shades on spring rollers at SO
and IS ceuts each, nattings, Is, 90, 25
and So cents at Tom Perkins Furniture
and Hardware store, Call and see his
stock.
Sheriff ID. M. Lee, Of Lawrence, passed
through town Monday evening IN route to
jackson to make his settlement with the
Auditor, and favored the LEADER with an
appreciated call. No man in Lawrence
county stands higher i'm the estimation OF
the people than d, NJ. Lee, and deserved
ly so.
Our handsome friend I. C. Smith, like
the good farmer that he is, believes in
providing in advance for his reading
matter as well as every thing else, and
has paid up his subscription to the LEAD
FIR to March l, 1893. This makes him
our leading paid up subscriber. and we
very greatly appreciate this expression
of his confidence and good will.
The Fielder Cross road school recently
closed with a brilliant entertainment, &C
cording to our correspondent. Miss Bar
barry Thompson, the successful teacher
made taking speech at the close of the
exercises that won all hearts. This will
the children's splendid performances and
line music furnished by Prof. Pres.
tridge's Pine Grove Brass Band, made al
evening of unusual pleasure to the eager
aud interested audience present. The
Band was especially complimented; 1T
members being youths in their teens witt
very little experience. Miss Thompson il
highly recommended by our correspond
ent as teacher Of Christian character
and intelligence.
Dr. John H. johnson, who has beef
practicing medicine IN New Orleans fol-
the last IL months hos oo,,a to proolb,