Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-10-10
-owN AND COUNTY.

pay M. Weems is absent at Shiloh
Mr.. 10 Jones is able to be out again.
Mr. Chas. Elder and son are at the
Fair.
Mrs FLOYD Bowen is visiting Mrs
Willoughby.
coto see the Chronothanatoletron
Friday night.
Miss Bessie Hoskins will engage in
teaching at Utica.
Col Bee is in 'fair" way of get
,ino lost at Chicago.
MIR and Mrs. Scherck have been en-
ioying northern tour.
This office can do your job printing
satisfaction guaranteed.
Capt. Hoskins and ex-Mayor Bren-
nan are doing the big fair.
DR. and Mrs. Bennett have gone the
vay of the world to Chicago.
The Catholic church contemplates
employing a regular organist.
I'd. Evans, with his musical smile,
left for New Orleans yesterday.
Mrs. Dora Nalty is visiting her sis
tor Mrs. Burke, of New Orleans
Mr., Thos. Bowen, son of Mrs. Mar
tba Bowen, died in Wesson last week.
Mr.. j. \. Cooke, accompanied by
Miss Lillian and Hugh left for Chica-
90 last week.
Mr.. J. NJ. Zachary, handsome rep
resentative from Red Star, has gone
to the White City.
Mr.. Howard Harrington, genial and
rentlemanly, is now behind the coun-
ters at lIartman's.
Miss Katie Eagan, of Crystal Springs,
is expected on visit to Miss Sturde-
want this evening.
Mrs.. Staffler and children have been
spending a few days on the coast.
They returned Sunday.
Dr. Il. S. Woodward occupied the
Methodist pulpit last Sabbath in the
absence of the pastor.
Circuit Clerk Will Cannon of Law
renee was shaking hands with Brook
haven friends Saturday
The white public school has 200 pu-
pils enrolled and the interest and
number are increasing daily.
After a pleasant visit to relatives
and friends. Hon. A. Lewenthal re-
turned to Greenville Sunday.
Miss Mary Strickland surprised her
friends with a visit last week, and
will leave to day for Jackson.
Mr. J. B. Reed, one of the best men
in the county, paid this office an ap-
preciated call last Wednesday.
Don't fail to see the Chronothanatol-
etrou Friday night given by the young
ladies of the Presbyterian Church.
Cotton is selling in Brookhaven to-
day at from IA to IA cents. The for
eign market was down a 10th yester-
day,
Miss May Hoskins has been elected
to teach the Johnson school in Dis
trict 4, which will open the first Mon
day in November.
Capt. J. F. White, of Beauregard,
one of Mississippi's courageous pa
triots paid THE LEADER an appreciat-
ed visit last Friday.
Mr. X. S. Newman, of Veto, and our
esteemed young lawyer friend u. P.
Jones. of Monticello, were pleasant
callers last Thursday.
Lewis t'itzhugh left for Chicago
Sunday and will be accompanied
home the latter part of the week by
Mrs. Fitzhugh and Miss Alice.
THE Chronothanatoletro at
Heuck's Opera House Oct. 18th, 1898,
for the benefit of the Presbyterian
Manse fund-Admission % cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Allen of Union
Hall have the warmest sympathy of
trends in the death of their little ba-
by boy, which occurred yesterday.
Revs. W. H. Bailey and E. P. Doug
lass and Messrs. E. B. White, W. P
Smith an dCarroll Bardwell were vel
come callers during the past week.
IN elegant reception and dance
were rendered Misses Kittie Flood
Maggie Kelly and Maggie McGrath 10y
Mrs Julia McGrath on last evening.
Luther Harvey will leave tomorrow
lof Chicago and from that famed city
oh TO California. Luther is one of ouI
brightest young men and an expert tel
tsfaph operator. May success attend
him.
President w. b. Murrah of Millsaps
college spent last Saturday on visit
70 President Fitzhugh, accompanied
ny little Willie. He reports the open
ing good and prospects bright for Mill
saps.
wedding bells will ring on the 18th
"hen Miss Carrie Tedford, one of oul
uiost accomplished and worthy young