The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-10-29
w AND COUNTY ITEMS.

The dust is still i'll the "'0'""
,.,,ests and underwear at krausss'
h -. waists and suits at Krauss's'
p,,rd of Supervisors meet next
Monday g ,ro.
blossoms wu.
Meals at all hours at Stamps " WI"
r,n,, Restaurant.
fine assortment of gilt ana silver
nr,ids at Krauss's'
s.,,rs & Williams is headquarters Tor
Al kinds of Ginser-"Ie'
-, farmers who can should hold their
,nor for better prices.
ont next Tuesday and vote the
...,ht Democratic ticket.
= l. Martin of the Mississipplan was
-, ovp Sunday evening.
w.s Mary Cassidy is back for few
DAYS from the the l. l. * C.
NJ 4
4na thoroughbred Jersey bulls
rruits and vegetables of all kinds and
,tbottom prices, at Ritter's.
Far sash, doors and blinds, call at John
= Perkins Hardware Store.
u;y. Marie Menger, of Hazlehurst, WIS.,
Mrs Hobbs last Saturday.
The County Election Commissioners
.,ye hcen in session this week.
c,,,,,men's fine clothing made to order
-, Trauss's. Perfect fit guaranteed.
When you come to settle your taxes
trinc along II subscription to the LEAD
Err.
.roIn r Perkins has new stock OF
.,sh doors and blinds, and they are gong
cheap.
Iohu r. Perkins has just received new
l,t Of sash and blinds which he is selling
cheap,
Brookhaventes are taking in the Sum
NIT faf tnlS Ncch' ~ win NiS
day.
Democrats should not let General
Apathy steal n march on them next
Tuesday.
All passenger trains stop at Brookha'
ven. The cannon ball trains now pass
each other here.
Cotton is still down. The market
closed here yesterday evening at y cents
In the best grades.
Mr. +. X. Sherman has returned after
amonth's soiourn in Ashville, n. c., much
improved in health.
Mrs. E. f. Hebron, author of Faith or
Earthly Paradise, will soon be i'll town
canvaSsing for her book.
If you want nice good square meal
when in town, call at Stamps N Williams
newly opened restaurant.
The LEADER job office has printed the
Australian ballots for three counties and
got them up in 0. X. style.
Miss Ada Chrisman, who has been
teaching school in Lawrence, is at home
a few DAYS on account of illness.
Happy and content is home with " The Ro.
chester; lamp with the light of the morning
Catalogues, write Rochester Lamp Co, NewYork.
DR., R. r. Applewhite was appointed by
Gov. Stone as delegate to the Southern
Road Congress which meets at Atlanta,
Ca, today.
Call at Stamps Il Williams newly
opened restaurant for fine fresh oysters
orauything else to eat usually kept i'll
iiTSt.class order.
Dr. Il, S. Woodward and the Pastor
have been conducting an interesting pro-
tracled meeting this week at Bethel
Church, Caseyville.
Rev. W. d. Dominick, colporteur of the
Mississippi Conference and agent of the
Mississippi Chatauquan Association, was
aWecome caller last Monday.
Mrs. 7. c. McNair has returned from
Cincinnati, where she has been for some
u Time past undergoing medical treatment
lOr cancer. We are gratified to learn she
much improved.
The editor of the LEADER would be
glad for some of his patrons near town
10 furnish him with few cords of fire.
wood, If you haven't the wood send us
par of young owls.
The free term of tie city public schools
Will open Monday, November 9th. All
parents and guardians who wish to avail
themselves of the superior advantages
now offered by the Brookhaven school
IN this way, should make note of the
fact.
Rev. j. II. Gambrell, the right side of
whose face was paralyzcd on the 10th
,0S' is doing reasonably well. If there
any change in his condition, it is for
'ue better. 1t will be months before he
VIII tully recover, though he is going
around as usual.
Mrs Crutcher's school enjoyed delight
'"' picnic last week ut Pin Oak and were
'noered free ride home behind Mr..
V'"lSes spanking team. One little boy
wrote an account of the joys of the day
""u SAID, They all said hurrah for Mr..
o'"'Se; but | say, 'Hurrah for Mrs.
Crutcher.'D
aureus Robertson, who for some time
past has been living in the Delta, died at