Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-02-11

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s,,fEspAY. Feb. II, 1892.
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dollar and get the LEADER
one year. "
1T Christian has gone North
"' .bsent about two weeks.
,,ort Guice, worthy young me-
herr , of fine city. died Sunday after a
brief illness.
Twin Miller, of Walnut Grove.
ne nv, Iod the Senate in prayer yester-
day morning.
mr. Leucht. the distinguished
~" rabbi of New Orleans, was in
town Monday.
vrPE Bankston, of Edwards, was
ante badly bruised by arun-away team
y a tbe city last Monday.
Mrs Alice Baker, of Pocahontas, has
.nrcbased the Waite place, near Mill
@ps College, paying $4,000.
Tho great Mississippian, Justice l..
a r Lamar. is in the city visiting his
,,rabter. Mrs. Edward Mayes.
corIL Prestridgc,of Mcmphis,fath-
- Mrs DIR. John F. Hunter, of this
u ,itv died in New Orleans last week
with la grippe
". las r Wright. the live machin
=, has been absent on business for
several days. but is again on duty at
estate street store
LEADER subscribers who do not re-
.are their papers regularly and
orowptlg will confer favor by COM
r,npicating the fact to this office.
Tho Jackson Building and Loan As
socation let out 5000 to the highest
bi1ders Saturday night, the premiums
maid ranging as high as 17ls cents.
Judge Hiram Cassidy, of Brookha-
Won. was in town yesterday. His many
friends here are glad to note that he
has completely recovered from the eff
fpcts of his late severe illness.
rR. \. Venable, President of Mis-
sissippi College. will preach at the Bap |
fist church in this city next Sunday at
liam. At 7:30 p. M, by invitation of
tbe Young Peoples Union, he will de-
liver his celebrated lecture on Chris |
tan Education.
The editor of the LEADER had an en- |
ioyable trip to Raymond last Friday, |
where he attended the Kinds County |
Alliance meeting As the representa-
tive of the district Alliance paper we
received a warm and appreciated greet
inc from members of the order, and ad-
ded goodly number of new names |
to oar subscription list. We are under |
special obligations to that good man
and loyal friend, Capt w. 7. Ratliff, for
courte5ies
DR.. C. P. Conerly and Messrs. A. NJ.
Summers and w. j. Williams, three of
the best farmers and most prominent |
citizens of Lincoln county, paid the |
LEADER an appreciated call Tuesday, |
while en- route to Vicksburg as dele
gates to the Masonic Grand Lodge. |
They say that the farmers of Lincoln |
are sowing heavy oat crops, will reduce
their acreage in cotton and touch com
mercial fertilizers very lightly this
year.
Mr.. Z. p. Jones, member of the Board
OF Supervisors of Lawrence county
and prominent Mason of that county, |
passed through jackson yesterday en-
route to the Grand Lodge at Vicksburg.
tie is an old friend and patron of the
LEADER and called to pay his respects
and renew his subscription for himself
and son P T. Jones, who is attending
the law department at the State Uni
Versity, and is young man of decided
promise.
SOME OF JACKSON'S BUSI-
NESS MEN.
Jesse Barr.
No. 800 West Pascagoula street, is a
Jacksonraised boy and one of her most
reliable business men. His speciality
coal, which he sells in either whole
sale or retail lots. He keeps the best
varieties and delivers to consumers
anywhere in the city without extra
charge.
Fully Alive.
Feibleman Bros, the State st. tailors
and turnishers, are business men of
admirable push. pants in six hours"
sounds like it.
Business Purchase.