The Brookhaven leader., 1891-02-19
TOWN AND COUNTY ITEMS.

Measles still RACES.
Police circles are quiet.
Gardening will soon begin in earnest.
Jake Wilson spent day or SO at home
this week.
Mr.. Ed. Mason has gone to Birmin CHAM
on a business trip.
John r. Perkins keeps the Planet
Junior Cultivators.
Tom Magee is at home from New Or
leans for few days.
Mrs. Ella McNair visited her parents at
Bogue Chitto this week.
MIS-. F. R. Sherman is convalsccnt after
10 ne spell of sickness.
The fast vestibule trains now give
Brookhaven the grand go-by.
Mr.. Hartman is confined at home by
painful swelling in his neck.
Mrs. w. F. Parsons is confined to her
bed with swelling of the throat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abshagan left Monday
night for short trip to Memphis.
Mr. R. Levy and family will locate in
Orange, Texas, in the near future.
Mr.. +. NJ. Martin is spending a while at
Battle Creek, Mich, for his health.
Mrs. Mitchell, OF Copiah County, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. V. B. Watts.
1t is stated that work will begin
on the district parsonage at an carly day.
Mr.. Arlington of Lawrence county, is
now employed at the store of ThOs. Per-
kins.
The LEADER is pleased to learn that
Mrs A. C, Seavey is resting we'll this
week.
We are glad to see DR.. J. N. Martin on
the streets again after an attack of rhen-
matism.
Mr.. C. L. Martz visited friends at Can
ton and Jackson during the early days of
the week.
Mr. Bullet of Orange, Texas, is here
nu visit to tie family of DR.. j. B.
Daughtry.
Window shades so cents, rs cents, ST.
and $3.50. A nice assortment at Tom
Perkins just in.
For Brinley steel plows and attach
ments, go to John r. Perkins Hardware
Store, Brookhaven.
Rev. Geo. L. Neide will hold services at
the Episcopal church on the first Sabbath
in March at 1915 p. M.
The music pupils at the College will
give another of their delightful concerts
next Saturday evening.
Hanging lamps, lamp fixtures, glass
ware and every thing in house furnishing
goods at Tom Perkins.
Judge Cassidy and Mayor LcweDthal
have been in Jackson this week in attend
ance upon the Supreme Court.
Louis knight, colored, got his arm
broken while working at the Hartman
Lumber Co. yesterday morning.
AAO LEADER 10 luutUtctt w lto tdlohtOu
young friend G. T. Fitzhugh, Esq, of
Memphis, for pleasant call last Friday
Mrs. R. F. McGill of Jackson, stopped
over on her return from Mardi Gras last
week TO pay short visit to Mrs. Martin
Nalty and Mrs. Hobbs.
The LEADER acknowledges pleasant
call this week from Mr.. G.. Z. Caldwell
representing the State Building and Loan
Association with headquarters at Jackson.
Bishop Hugh Miller Thompson will
preach at the Episcopal church in Brook
haven Friday, Feb. 9th, at 1880 p. nj. III
he arrives in time, he will also preach in
the morning of that day.
Wedding bells will ring on or about the
first of March, on which occasion one of
Brookhaven's prominent young business
men will lead to the altar one of South
Mississippi's charming daughters.
BY reference TO the timetable it will
DO seen there has been another slight
change of schedule on the I. C. The fast
Vestibule trains do not stop at Brookha-
ven now at all.
Ihe Alliance meu of this county, we
iear, are not alive as they should lie, to
Their interests and the interest of the or
der' The LEADER hopes to be able to
chronicle general revival when the next
meetings of the sub-Alliances are held.
A solemn object lesson has been brought
nome during the week to the young men
"i brookhaven who are inclined to tam
per with strong drink. Take warning.
boys AS you have seen. sat the last, ii
olteth like serpent aud stingeth like az
ADDER