The Brookhaven leader., 1891-11-26
.ro,yX AND COUNTY ITEMS.
thanksgiving!


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Cold and silver trimmings at kmnsss
Cation to-day is bringing from 81 to
cents.
Brookhaven must give Conference
royal welcome.
rb, stately wind-mlls' are showing
up all over town.
Indre Cassidy has been attending
,,nrt this week at Magnolia.
,s Won want perfect fit go TO krauss
and have suit made to order.s--
IF vol, want crockery and glass ware
IN Woods. A nice assortment just in.
When you come to settle your taxes
hiring along subscription to the LEAD
Err
tobu R Perkins & Son have commenc-
cd building their big fire-Proof ware
house.
you can get anything in the grocery
line Won want, best quality at lowest
prccs at Woods.
Rev, J. A. Scarborough, the well
known Baptist preacher, has moved from
Rcckport to Wesson.
Henry Schaller and family have moved
into their new cottage next door to Mr..
schallcr's Variety Shop.
Happy and content is home with The Ro-
chester: lamp with the light of the morning.
Catalogues, write Rochester Lamp Co. ,NewYork.
Inst arrived at Woods: Buck wheat,
,ir feet. apple butter, mincemeat, pork,
boIorua sausage, krout and creamery
butter.
Nessrs. II. II. Thompson and A. c. Nc
Nar attended Chanccry Court at Month
cello the first of the week. 1t was a
short term.
B,ookhaven was well represented at
thc Stamps Smith wedding last night and
everything went as merrily as the pro-
verbal marriage bell"
1t is Miss Carrie Dunn whose presence
lends new attraction to the City Drug
Store. instead of Miss Laura Dunn, as
stated in last weeks LEADER.
Aud still Brookhaven grows, Messrs.
Pfeifer x Dreyfus are erecting two com
Portable cottages for rent on Court street
opposite the Episcopal church.
This is Thank sgving. When it is over
and the Mississippi Conference has come
and gone, the surviving turkeys and
chickens will have reason TO return
thanks,
GEORGE Douglass and Lewis White, Jr,
have opened small store at WessOn.
They are both excellent y0nng men aud
deserve success, which the LEADER hopes
they will achieve.
The |. c. Company have about complct-
ed Il neat new station house at Montgom-
cry. The new structure is on the east
side of the track and about so yards
uorthward from the old,
There will be Thanksgiving services
held at the Baptist church tonight, be-
ginning at Z O'Clock. Everybody is
cordially invited to attend. Several
short addresses will be delivered.
MesSrs Thos. II. Lewis and Chris Law
son have the contract for building new
ner Of his Harmon property. 1t will 6e
built on the style of Dir. Benefits new
cottage just opposite.
w. II. Penn, Jr., who has been study
ing dentistry under DR. Tom McNair, of
our city, for some time, stood first class
examination before State Examiner DR..
Hilzheim, of Jackson, Thursday and is
now licensed to practice dentistry. We
congratulate Dr. Will on his success.
When subscribers wish their papers
changed from one postoffice to another,
they will please always give the name of
their last Office, rs we'll as the one TO
which they wish the paper changed, AS
this will save much running over our sub
scrphon books to find names.
The Railroad Company pnt down about
50 feet of thing across Cherokee street
yesterday to drain the Railroad Parks.
Our city fathers would do well to initiate
the Railroad hereafter when they have
enlyerts to repair or build. This, thing
beats any material that can be nsed.
Mrs. May Butterfeld, who is "a special
friend of the bride, and the editor of the
LEADER, who is u kinsman of the groom,
represented Brookhaven ut the Boyd-Hal-
lam wedding in Wesson last Thursday
evening. A Wesson correspondent gives
report of the happy event in another
column.
Milt Hoskins passed the necessary ex-
animation at McComb City last week and
has been put in regular charge of tho l.
Z. Railroads switch engine at Brookha-
ven. The Hoskinses take to ralroading as
naturally as a young duck takes to water,
and they make the best of men for that
Kind of business.
Mr. Fred Foltz, brother of Mr.. John
Foltz of Brookhaven, died i'm New Or
leans last week, He lived several years
IN Brookhaven, where he was engaged in
the market business with his brother. and
by his orderly department and gentle
manly bearing toward all with whom he
came in contact, won scores of friends,
who sincerely regret to hear of his