The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-12-10
-ovy AND COUNTY ITEMS.

Ex.MayOr A. Le"e'''""'
Monday
house ~
.oo.e and ham sandwiches 10 cents
at Leary's.
c.o.h fish aud oysters call on N. II.
Byrnc 4 Co. -, r.,
MI. ByrnO II Co. handle fresh fancy
groceries, etc
=, Martin. of. Jackson, spent Sunday
.,eriur III Blookbaven.
pay your state and county taxes by
-. 1,th and save damages.
,,,o, want u perfect fit go to krauss
.J have a suit made to order.
A. y W. Durfey, the celebrated livery
,, If Jackson, was in town Sunday.
Wv pr,ibulsch is putting up telephone
..nuecrion between residence and store
Nj, Levy and family are occupying Mr.
u,,,u,n', new cottage on Jackson
street.
Vim, YOU come to settle your taxes
tim, al,uc a subscription to the LEAD
ER.
rbauccry Court convened Monday al
,.,ooou Chancellor Conn presiding. The
Jorket was light one.
For the latest novelties and appro-
,.i,tc and stylish Christmas presents
40 TO the City Drug Store.
Have YOU seen those exquisite hanging
hmm, at Boadwee's! They are just the
thing for Christmas present.
Richards and Martin have formally
ou,ued their shoe parlor, next to Meade
4 Martins drug store. See card.
Parties desiring fresh fish and oysters
will please leave their orders with n. ii.
R,ruc 4 Co.. and have them delivered at
their residence.
If You wish to buy suitable Christmas
tokens fol your friends go to the City
Drug Store where you will find every
1lnng neat and nohby.
The LEADER is indebted TO Misses
Znla Perkins and Sallic Seavey, two of
hookhavens sweetest young ladies, for
a pleasant call last Wednesday evening.
For picture and parlor easels, albums,
nice picture frame, appropriate Christmas
souvenirs. call on X. l. Howell, proprie
tor of Brookhaven Art Gallery, Railroad
Avenue
Chas. f. Martz, who left sBrookhaven a
short time ago to reopen business at Me
rdian, has made an assignment His
many friends here regret to learn of his
bad luck
For fine fancy candies in beautiful bas-
krt>, Just the thing to be appreciated by
your best girl; also, nice lamps, exquisite
vaccs, fine Christmas cards, etc, so to
the City Drug Store.
Our ship has just landed loaded with a
full line of new and fresh groceries. This
boat was consigned to A. A. Wood, who
has studied the wants of his patrons who
are to entertain during conference.
Bro, b. +, Montgomery of Bogue Chit
Ia shows his appreciation of the LEADER
IN substantial way. He came up last
Monday to renew his subscription and
brought with him six new subscribers
and the cash
Ed Powell, of the Texas Pacific Rail
road, came up Sunday Oh Il visit to his
fathers family. Ed, we are glad to
Know, Is now regular passenger conductor
on the IT. p and is making his mark
among his lclow-railrOad men.
Emory Price, formerly II resident of
BIookhavcn but for the past year has
been living at New Orleans, has again
decided to make his home here and will
lake charge of Mr.. john II. Pc, kins' tin
shop. We welcome Mr.. Price back to
onrcity
Mrs. j. jones, we regret to learn, was
painfully burnt and had her hair and eye
a>heS badly Schorched last weel, by the
'AIoSlon OF package of gun powder
winch was thrown into the stove among
some waste paper. Fortunately her sight
was not injured.
Drookhaven is to be congratulated on
having an arts. whose work for style
anu price is second to none. We refer to
the Bro0khaven Art Gallery, owned and
operated by Mr., II. l. Howell, who extends
"n invitation to all call and inspect work.
ino'os graphic and crayon work speciality.
There has been good deal of COM
r.a'"t about blnd-tigerism around the
MeyS'one Mills. The good citizens of
'"'' community should make it point
=" see that proof is brought before the
S'a"d jury sufficient to secure the indict-
"'e''t OF all guilty parties.
ooadwee, our popular stove and tin
ware man, believes in meeting his Gus
"'hefs half way. On account of the low
p'''e Oh cotton and scarcity of money he
1''NeS Il material reduction on cooking
'O'es' etc. Call and see him, and you
att sure to get the value of every cent of
Your money.
Election of Officers.
y al" regular meeting of the Knights of
"O"Or, No. l447, Che following officers
"V,eelected to serve for the year 1892: d. ,
49, Meyers, Past Dictator; J. o. Boad-