The Brookhaven leader., 1891-01-15
AND COUNTY ITEMS

:, uogee received q drove OF hnt
,n;,ois mules last Monday.
r,..o will he regular services at the
,..l,rterian church next Sunday.
a, = d. Davis and wife and little
".ore on n visit to New Orleans.
n, John johnson expressed pretty
!. deer Yesterday to his sister, Mrs.
I ms Hart, of New Orleans.
o..,o1ecturer Frank Burkitt will adj
- che county Alliance here tomorrow.
Jat every Alliance man come
n.n;s, g. Willoughby have two fine
annr mules, three and four years old re
y 800 which they will sell at bar
gain. .,
,votberr on one side and 1880" on the
other. If found, please return to f. NJ
Bee, Jr.
u. po,dwee has new timer, Mr.. o.,
~ T;nemeyer, from Evansville, Ind. He
. , GOOD workman and comes highly
commended otherwise.
Miss Oizella Foxwortb, an accomplish
oil Young lady of Marion county, and a
f,rmar student of Whitworth College, is
teaching school at Union Hall.
Nav & Sartin have leased the old
HARDY stable south of COnnelly's machine
.bop and will put it in thorough repair and
run il as a livery and feed stable.
rev hanks in the State of the size of
sb.rman g. Davis's can make so good
showing in growth of business and the
si,e of its deposits. 1t is gilt edged.
Rev. T. W. White has accepted call
10 the Baptist church at Lyons, Miss, for
two Sundays in each month and will de-
vote the balance of his time to Missionary
work in the Delta.
We are requested to announce that ow-
ing to the change in the railroad sched-
ule, Rev. Geo. L. Neide will hereafter hold
services at the Episcopal church only on
the first Sunday of each month.
rood second hand wood heating stove
can be purchased at this Office very cheap.
Is Just the thing for church or school
house. Burns two-foot wood. The first
to apply will get it. Call early.
We acknowledge the courtesy of an in
yitatlon to the marriage and reception of
Miss Mile Levy and Mr.. Felix Miller.
This interesting event will take place at
Heucks Hall OH the evening of the Goth.
The preliminary trial of Will Blue and
Bob Applewhite for the killing of Dave
McRee, which was set for yesterday, has
been put off until next Wednesday, 2lst
inst, on account of the condition of their
wounds.
The LEADER sanctum WAS fairly iilumi-
mated Tuesday evening and made as
CHEEKY as the carols of song bird IN May,
by visit from three of Breokhaveu's
prcttiest, jolIieSt and most vivacious dam
sells. Call again, Young ladies.
James B. Magee writes as to change his
LEADER from Green Grove to Suntiower
Landing, where he is engaged as book
keeper for John P. Richardson g. Co.
Jim is steady, energetic and reliable
young man, and is suro to mako his way
in the world.
Judge Baggett returned from ST. Louis
Saturday night, where he went last week
TO purchase II fresh stock of horses and
mules. He reports having secured fine
lot, which may be seen at his livery and
sale stables. The Judge has our thanks
Tor copies of st. Louis dailies.
The LEADER is indebted to it's old friend
John W. Todd, Manager of the Capital
City Oil Mills, for a pleasant call while in
town last Friday. Mr.. Todd sold large
iot OF cotton seed meal to several of our
leading business houses, and also car
load or two of cotton seed bulls.
Miss Emma Heroman, a charming young
!ady who visited Brookhaven several
years ago, and Mr.. II. C. Voss will be
married at the home of the bride in Baton
houge on the Goth inst. The editor re-
turns thanks for an invitation to be pres
emu and extends his best wishes in ad
vance.
4he Public Graded School has sent out
20 us friends and patrons q neatly COTTON
up catalogue containing, among other
interesting matter, the rules that control
,ne Shool. Old Mrs. Grundy says she
"lunt know public schools could have cat
"iogues-ner rules either, as for that mat
ter!
Inc ii o'clock service at the Baptist
'nurch next Sunday will be devoted to the
CONSIDERATION of helping out the Endow,
,"eh' iund of Mississippi College. Pastor
-omax expects an address on tho subject
W Ut. d. d. Gray of Hazlehurst. All
"'sHds OF education are cordially invited,
anu all friends of the College specially.
Inc annual address of Hon. X. H.
-"O'npson before the Mississippi Bar AS.
'''al'on at jackson last week, in which
e pointed out the principal differences be
wee, wee, the old and new Constitution, ha,
men manu- very highly and generally compli,
his nt MT. Thompson Is regarded among
70 piolessional brethren-and they ought
aLaoe me best judges-as one of the
in tbs S safest and most thorough lawyers
the r q recent meeting OF the directors Of
fn nH commercial Bank of this city. the