The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-04-09

Mrs. Rosen, a sister of MIR. e.. Abrams
died in New York Tuesday.
columbia Enslaved" tomorrow night
twenty-five cents Emission.
The w. C. T. u. entertainment will be
one of the finest OF tle season.
Capt. Gotten lost heavily in tomatoes
and beans by the late cold snap.
Mayor Lewenthal aud President Fitz-
hugh visited Jackson last Saturday.
Messrs. Sam Arid and J. NJ. Tyler of
Bogme Chitto were III town this week.
MIR. Crosbie was the favorite of the
College girls at the musical last night.
Little Miss Nell Butler, of Washington
county, is attending the Public School.
Mrs. Goitein's little babe has been lin
gering between life and death for several
days.
Mrs. Rosale Nalty and little son Peet
of McComb City, visited J. B. Nalty last
week.
Mr.. Walter Mckee and Miss Lulah
Smith were married near town Monday
night.
There were eight accessions to the
Presbyterian church during the recent
meeting.
Miss Sullie Hickman of Monticello has
been the guest of Mrs. Chas. Chrisman
this week
We sympathize with our gardeners and
truck men who have lost so heavily by
the late frost.
The second of Mrs. Forsythe's little
twins died on last Monday night, aged
about three weeks.
The Women's Missionary Societies. of
Fair River Association, gave last year
1864. Of to the cause.
DIR. Barber is detained at Gallman,
where he went a few days ago, by the i'll
ness of his little girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thu.ner move to Summit
today. The best wishes of friends attend
Mr.. L. aud his family.
The best talent of the town will be en-
ii ted in the Temperance play, "Colnmbia
EnsIaved," April 10Th.
Cotton is down and corn is up. Moral
--Raiso your provisions at home and make
cotton your surplus crop.
DR. j. NJ. Martins many friends are
glad to see HIM out again after quite
severe attack of sickness.
Columbia Enslavcd will I've given April
10th for the benefit of tho temperance
work. Bear that in mind.
Hon. Lucas Clapp, brother of c. I.
Clapp OF our town, has been elected Pres
ident of the Memphis Taxing District.
Wo regret to learn that Mrs. F. r. Sher-
man has suffered relapse during the
gust week and is dangerously sick again
Miss Lulah Ragsdale, the accomplished
poetess and actress of Brookhaveu, has
the leading role in columbia Euslaved."
The W. C. T. U. will meet On next
Tuesday afternoon at 4o'clock at The Bap-
fist church. This will be an important
meeting.
Mrs. r. w. Mllsaps aud her attractive
little daughter Josie came down last Sat-
urday and remained over until Monday
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. z. ID. Davis.
Mr.. Boren, the evangelist from Tonnes
see, is conducting a revival at Wcsson,
which is largely attended. MIR.
Gilreath leads the choir. They will
bo IN Brookhaven next week.
The county Sunday School convention
meets next Thursday evening at the
Methodist church in Brookhaven, and will
continue through Friday. Don't fail to
attend. Every Sunday School worker in
the county should be present.
DR.. Geo. A. Teunissop, President of the
State Alliance, passed through town to
aud from jackson this week, where he
went Monday to attend meeting of the
State Alliance Executive Committee.
Tue Doctor stands pat on the 0cala plat
form.
Our euterprising townsman f. II. Hart
-1du 10 tltAtuS CApChci'o PaOP"i"''o"S w
90 into the manufacture of phosphate.
ANY body having poor horses and cattle
for sale, especially all those indebted to
Tim. Gao sell them at big prices by Civ
ing him a call.
Prof. S. N. Douglass will teach the
Confederate Grove school through the
GUNNER, assisted by the accomplished
Miss Enla May. Parents in that locality
should see that the school receives good
patronage. 1t deserves it, Read adver-
tisement in to-day's paper.
A large crowd turned ont at Old Brook
Sunday afternoon to witness the baptizing
OF four of the late converts at the Bap'
tist meeting, to- wit Charles Chrisman,
Johnny Hamilton and Misses Annie
Buckner and Cora Parsons. Rev. A. A.
Lomax offciated in his usual impressive
style.
The Whitworth invitations to CON-
nencemeut are the handsomest things
ont. They are beautifully Autographed,
display picture of the College grounds
and buildings and give the commence
ment program, all in the delicate tent Of
the heliotrope. President Fitzhngh has
oar thanks for one of the beauties. The