Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-04-18
,7rN AND COUNTY


leans friends.
Mr. Lewis Fitzhugh is now In Mem
~ nrhare his wife continues ill.
rho white-wash brush has adorned
r.ili Turnbough's cosy home yard.
pev.J. NJ. Weems is visiting his par
I'm Scott county, and taking much
needed rest
reatlv finished fence now orna-
Tho Methodist church premises
and the parsonage
cbos D Benedict, OF Chicago, form
-,rof Brookhaven, has been visiting
friends here this week.
= r Fitzhugh, Esq, was at home a
s,r bours Sunday and then fastened
hack to the Bluff City.
Tam Perkins home will be one OF
.o attractions of the city, with its
.bsrming improvements.
Mrs. f, Decell and her bright
-ounc daughter, Miss LGaa%Tere well
,.mo visitors from Caseyville last
week.
Mrs Pres. Murrah, of Millsaps Col
,ore is visiting at Whitworth, and is
,.armIv greeted among her numerous
friends.
Tur LEADER resumes publication
with tbe largest bona fide circulation
Of any newspaper ever published in
Brookhayen.
Three of our pluckiest and most
worthy young men are contemplating
tho proiection of brick mandatory.
Push on, boys.
Dr.G. \. Teunisson, one Of the ablest |
Of phvsicians, was appointed health Of
acer of Lawrence county, by the State
Medical Board.
Col Halls great combined shows
will be in Brookhaven next Saturday |
with many attractions, including
splendid menagerie.
Brookhaven regretfully took leave Of
Mr.. 4. Krauss and his charming fami-
". who are now domiciled within sight
Of the Worlds Fair.
Strangers invariably tell us that
Brookhaven is the prettiest place be-
tween the Capital and the Crescent
City and they are right.
The new Catholic convent will soon
be completed and the commencement
exercises of St Francis Academy will
take place within its walls.
Col. G. W. Halls new United Shows
will delight de white chilluns" and
the pickaninnies on next Saturday.
"Boum Boum" will be there.
Rev j. }. Green preached two good
sermons in the Baptist church last
Sabbath. besides admirably interesting
The children at in the afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Mckee, who recently united
with the Methodist church at this
place, occupied their pulpit on last
Sabbath, in Bro. Weems' absence.
Aunique entertainment for the ben
eft of the Brookhaven Brass Band will
be given at Heuck's Opera House Fri
day night. Turn out and help the
boys.
Rev J. II. Gambrell, County Lecturer
Of the Lincoln Alliance, will address
Mt Noriah Alliance tonight. A coun-
" Alliance Mass Meeting is contem-
plated in the near future.
DrW Z. Collins, father of Mrs. P. T.
byrne, and Mr.. B. N. Sauls, whose
nome was destroyed by fire in Brook
maven last year, were both representa-
ives from Salisbury last Wednesday.
The Times-Democrat and New Or
'eanS Delta both now publish society
AoleS from this place in their Sunday
BUTTONS. Items of interest left at the
LEADER Office would be appreciated.
Alter year and half's residence at
neofon, Miss Fannie Maxwell has re-
turned to her home near Brookhaven.
Mss Fannie is most worthy young
,a'y' and her friends hope soon to have
ler locate in town.
new l. w. White, who left Brook ha-
,'u 'N months ago for Jacksonville,
teAss' IS handsomely alluded to in the
Standard u.l of Waco. 1t says: Pastor
VINE Is loved by all and Yields a fine
~Huence and is blessed in his work"
MIS- 4. ID. Davis, one OF our most
.@0viiul young matrons, was rendered
eleSant reception at the home of
~. ~ l" w. Millsaps at Jackson, last
,,"'ay evening. The city papers have
-. 'u''i InSiy noticed our fair Brookhaven
representative,
% u Willie Cooke, nephew of Mr..
No.. Dee was recently awarded a
Sal ,-u"ome prize in the Baptist Sunday
H DsnOOl, Tor most acceptably giving a
~ s''sloed recitation. Ernest Parsons,
ha nu Supt. Parsons, won second
,a au'Some prize in close contest with
"pF other little boys.
,.a NJ FOley Tibbs, of the Clarion-Led-
hya O'Ie' and Mr.. Jas. White, of Brook
bara : oo.h old typos of THE LEADER,
n; NJ rendered us valuable assistance
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