The Brookhaven leader., 1891-08-06
Gown AND COUNTY ITEMS.

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roe Isaacs, Of Natchez, is on visit to
his parents.
Miss Annie Buic is spending the sum,
mcr at Mont Eagle
Mrs. +. II. Crutcher has ie'oNereu iro'''
serious spell of illness.
Miss Mary Cassedy has returned, after
,plcasant stay in Louisiana.
Mr., w. S. Hoskins is improving bis cot
,,n, on east Cherokee street.
Mrs. VIZ. Davis left Monday morning
far = visit to relatives in Texas.
Miss Mary Lomax has been visiting
p,ookbayen friends during the week.
Judre Cassidy will speak at Little
srriurs, Franklin county, next Saturday.
Mrs Eelle Hartwell of Wesson spent
last Friday in town visiting relatives.
DIR. Bennett has grown two stalks OF
,ottou OH u thousand pounds of phos-
phae
Misses Ruth Crutcher and Mary CasSe-
dy have been visiting Mrs. j. j. PROXY OF
NatchcZ
Rcv.A A. Lomax favored his appre-
ciatiyc congregation with two good ser
mons last Sunday.
NJ. Cassidy has moved into the new
store house built for him by Major Ses-
,ions near the Magee House.
Are YOU a member of the Knights and
Ladies of Honor! If so, you are needed
at the meeting Friday night.
Members of the w. C. I. L. are re-
oucsted TO meet at the Methodist chm rch
at o'clock on next Tuesday afternoon.
Mira. A. Hurst, who has been for a long
time SO seriously i'll, returned last Sunday
from u visit to her sister, Mrs. Hicks
Ellis.
Mr.. W, IL. Dixon authorizes us to an
uounce that he is Il candidate for coilsta-
Bile in beat No. l subject to the primary
election.
The Board of Supervisors met Monday
and will probably be in session all the
week, making changes and corrections in
the assessment rolls.
Rev. j. l.. Finley will help Pastor
Scarborough ont in his protracted meet
ing at Union Hall beginning the second
saturday in August.
The administering of cocaine to Mrs.
A. II. Longno last week by II Jackson
dentist came near resulting fatally but
fortunately she soon recovered.
Three of the four candidates for Super
visor III beat 5 are kinsmen. AS there is
a big family connexion, the fourth man
ought to have the best chance.
The pastor expecting to be absent,
there will be no service at the Presbyte-
rian church next Sunday morning. MIR.
IIuutley will preach there at night.
The Editor of the LEADER attended the
Madison county Alliance yesterday and
has accepted an invitation to speak at
Strong Hope in Copiah county today.
Mcssrs. Ward aud Hudson, candidates
for district attorney, are tangling in live
Is with the Lincoln sOvereigns this week
to see which will come out under the wire
first next Tuesday.
Mr. j. II Watson authorizes us to say
he has withdrawn from the race for cOun-
ty Treasurer. This leaves two Smiths in
the race for the place,-the present in
cumbent and Isaac c.
Rev Thos. w. White, of Lyons, who
attended the Baptist State Convention,
spent several days visiting relatives and
friends in Brookhaven. He gave a
splendid prayer meeting talk Thursday
night.
The Knights and Ladies of Honor hold
an important meeting tomorrow night to
make final arrangements for the enter
talnment of delegates to the Grand Lodge,
which meets here next Tuesday. Be on
hand.
Our tenderest sympathes so out to MIR.
and Mrs. j. E. Decell of Caseyville in the
loss of their only son, Walter Hillman,
which sad bereavement occurred last
week. A tribute to little Walters mcmo-
ry will appear in our next issue.
MIR. p. H. Gambrell, of Meridian, rep.
resenting the New Orleans Loan, Build
lnS and Saving Association, spent several
days in town during the past week in the
interest of his company, which is one Of
The best and most reliable in the South.
A delightful Rainbow Party will he
gwen at the residence of Mrs. F. X. Sher-
man on tomorrow afternoon from 5 to
o'clock. Admission, cts. Cream, 1Octs.
"Panl and Mary" return thanks to Miss
Edith, one of our sweetest little girls, for
complimentary"
The free show remains another week
Their entertainments, also their medi
e'neS, are highly spoken of. Teeth ex.
uacted without charge. Large attend
ances nightly. Reserved seats, 10cts
Change of programme each night. A
Grand Show Saturday afternoon.
Rev. G. G. Woodbridge requests us t.
say that he and his are very grateful II
the friends who SO kindly gave their as
HStance in replenishing the larder at tht
manse. He is sure that this act of liber
al'ty Will prove benson not only to Oh,
recipients, but also to those who hav,