Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-05-30
,1,,7J AND COUNTY

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We regret to hear of Mrs. Powelrs
illness
Monday. -.
~ Iohn Marshall is back from his
,oiourn at Tchula'
ur COIN is still improving his al
.o.dv handsome property.
Miss Annie Strickland has been con-
aaoJ 70 her room by illness.
Mis- Jessie Matthews, of Wesson, has
,oon visiting friends in town.
Mis-, Susie Powell. after long alb
once. is again at her old home.
Pow Mr. Stewart preached a good
.,issionary sermon last Sabbath.
,sso.sor Cosnahan completes his
.,rL ofassessing the county today.
Tho Brown House shas been duly ar
u,red in a new commepSeme1s dress.
urman Iwirn is having handsome
;.on fence erected around his premises.
Mr.. F, Boyd, of Jackson, left today,
offer several days visit with Mrs.
Hobbs.
Harmon Daughtry, of Millsaps Col
:; an u visit TO parents and
friends.
Mrs. Ruby Richards, of Greenville,
Ia, becn visiting among relatives and
friends
Miss Addie Marshall is welcomed to
bome and friends, after long absence,
teaching at Greenwood.
Miss Lizzie Heuck charmed the Pres
hyterian congregation with beautiful
solo last Sabbath morning.
Mrs. Willis, sister OF Dr. c. y. Bar
Der. accompanied by their mother, is
the guest of his hospitable home.
Mrs. Brooks has had new pavement
laid in front of her building on Chero-
kee street. an improvement which is
appreciated by the public.
"Childrens Day" was fifty celebrated
by the PresbyterianS on last Sabbath
afternoon. Responsive readings, music
and an address by Rev. DR.. Quincy
made up the programme.
The way some people ascribe a
sinister motive to tie most innocent
Or boncSt effort of another, when it
does not exactly agree with their line
Of thinking, is to be depiored.
An Art Lcvee, 10y the pupils of Mrs.
L. A. FAINT. will be held at the college
Oh Thursday from : to 10 p. IN. Ele
CANT invitations have been issued, for
one of which we return thanks.
Rev. J. Jasper Green preached the
commencement sermon of the Law
renee County Graded School at Silver
Creek. He also favored the people of
Monticello with sermon en- route
thither.
Will Hardy has become associated
with j. p Harrcll in the Steam Cleans
ing and Dye Works. Will is a hustler,
and the establishment is doing a good
business. See change of ad. in today's
LEADER.
The Peabody Summer Normal School
tor Mississippi Teachers, will begin at
oxford, June 10Th. For full particu-
hrS teachers can apply to State Sup
erlntendent Preston, or any of the
County Superintendent.
Mr. Will Schwem, who has been
teaching i'll the Lawrence County Ora
GEO School, is at home for the vaca-
uon. He is young man who deserves
great praise for his efforts at self-im-
NoVement and the success he has at
Ialhed In acquiring an education.
The Public Graded School. with Miss
Lou Lowell as principal, has closed a
successful term. If there have been
failures or disappointments in any of
It's departments, we are sure they can
noI be attributed to Miss Lowell, whose
Dedl and energy in the cause of educa-
uoh know no waning.
There have been several claimants for
.he S-o'O0 bill found by Rev. r. J. Boone
III MS plum orchard, but all have fail
Vu' 10 make the required proof. 1t is
surprising to that gentleman how
many people walk around other peo-
n' . orchards in their sleep and lose
their cash.
III, Bennett lost $1,000 in ten dollar
ollS last week, but is pretty well salts
H'u ne didn't lose it in Bro. Boone's
pun orchard. Over half the money
''uce been traced to the hands of a
solored hoy and recovered, after he had
Uone some tall lying and made a des-
'pefate effort to conceal it.
Mr.. Z, P. Jones, a member of the
DO"fu OF Supervisors of Lawrence
eOUn'y' and withal one of the best cit
Gus ons OF that county and worthy
'S'lan gentleman, paid THE LEADER
~ appreciated call last Friday after
d.. lie was here to meet his son,
NJ w., Jones, Esq, who had been in
a aeW orleans under the treatment of
anocculist.