The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-04-02
TOWN AND COUNTY ITEMS.

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Berger makes speciality of Jeans
Pants,
Work has been resumed on the public
school building.
Bring Berger your country produce and
chickens, etc.
The County Alliance meets in Brookha-
ven tomorrow.
Hon. G. b. Huddleston of Meridian,
spent Saturday in town.
Kainit and Acid Phosphate for compost
ing for sale at Krauss's.
Vivian Byrd spent Sunday in town and
was the envy of all the dudes.
Don't fail to go and see Berger's Ladies
Hats before buying elsewhere.
You will find the cheapest Ladies' Hats,
all styles and colors, at Berger's.
Judge Magee was IL town Tuesday aud
paid the LEADER an appreciated call.
Berger has OH hand full line of can
goods, Jellies, Preserves and Cigars.
Mr.. S. P. Oliver Is back from Georgia
to spend few weeks with his family.
You always find at Berger's the best
Oranges, Bananas aud children's express
wagons.
The best talent of the town will be en-
listed in the Temperance play, "Columbia
Enslaved," April 10th.
Columbia Enslaved will be given April
10th for the benefit of the temperance
work. Bear that in mind.
A merchant, College President and an
editor occupy the position of Sunday
School Superintendent in Brookhaven.
COLUMBIA Enslaved," a character play
of great power, will be presented at
Heuck's Hall ON the evening of April
10th.
The w. C. T. Q. will meet tomorrow
evening at o'clock at the Baptist church.
Members and others interested are urged
to attend.
columbia Enslaved" will be given un-
der the auspices of the w. C. I. L., and
that is enough to insure good play and
pleasant entertainment.
Weather permitting, the new Bptist
converts will be baptized at Old Brook
next Sunday afternoon at $3.50, and conf
munion service will be held at the Bap-
fist church Sunday night.
DR.. Duncan Sessions is back from at
tending lectures IN New Orleans. He
win rest awhile at home and then go to
spend the summer as assistant physician
in the Natchez hospital.
Hon. Abe Lewenthall, the popular May
or of Broekhawen, made our town pleas
ant visit last Wednesday. He reports
that everything in his baliwick is NOV
ing along finely. Summit Sentinel.
Mr.. u. d. Davis is having the Harmon
residence, which he purchased some time
ago, remodeled and improved. When
completed it will be one Of the most at
tractive and desirable places IN town.
Tons of commercial fertilizer are being
hauled out now by our farmers. 1t is wei
TO use commercial fertilizer when neces
sary to supplement the homemade varie-
ty, but farmers should make 1T a point to
snake all the fertilizer possible at home.
Mr.. Henry Ware, Chairman of the Pro-
hibitlou Party Executive Committee of
Mississippi, was in town yesterday, and
the LEADER is indebted to him for an APP
preciated call. Bro. Ware is sanguine of
iile ultimate trinplph of the cause i'll this
State.
Mr.. Robt. d. Cassidy of BroOkhaven
has become a citizen of Jackson and will
fill tho position of stenographer for the
firms of Nugent g. Melville, and Calboon
e. Green. Bob is splendidly equipped
for this kind of werk and will no doubt
give his employers entire satisfaction.
Mrs. Lena Hobbs will deliver the Ad-
dress of Welcome for Brookhaven at Con-
vention. There will be addresses also
from Rev. w. II. Huntley, pastor of the
Methodist church, and from the Mayor of
the city. Rev. j. H. Gambrell will well
come US on the part Of the county prohi-
bitionists Mississippi White Ribbos.
Rev. Thos. w. White, who has been
pastor of the Baptist church at Lyons,
Coahoma county, since last January, came
down last Saturday to attend the 9Th
Sunday meeting at Fair River aud visit
relatives. The LEADER is glad to learn
that he is succeeding we'll in his Ged lap
pointed work iu his new field, and his
looks testify that the Delta is agreeing
with him finely.
Dr. V. b. Watts has had his dental Of
fee in the Storm Building freshly paper
ed, neat new furniture put i'll and fitted
up in attractive style ali round. The
Doctor is conceded every where he is
known, to be one of the best dentists in
the State, and he offers his professional
services to all needing dental work, feel
ing assured he will be able to give the
most perfect satisfaction.
Rev. d. C. Kelley, d. D., has accepted
our request to deliver the Convention
sermon. He is a torrent of eloquenee in
the pulpit, tongue of fire for our cause.