Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-06-20
TOWN AND COUNTY
,riba for THE LEADER,

Subscribe for THE LEADER.
Major Millsaps was in town Monday.
President Fitzhugh spent Sunday in
Jackson.
Prof Hunter Mills has been tuning
pianos again.
DIR. Woodward filed the Methodist
pulpit Sunday.
The military boys are beginning to
"catch the step"
Miss Susie Powell is again among
Brookhaven friends.
DIR. Van Watts has sold his residence
to Mr.. j. w. Martin, Jr.
Harvey Thompson has returned from
school at Union church.
Mr.. Eugene Hyman, of New Orleans,
was i'm town last Sunday.
Rev. w. l.. Stewart and wife return
ed from Fatchez Saturday.
Mr.. j. l.. White is adding valuable
improvement to his good home.
The Little Workers are busy pre-.
pairing for another entertainment.
Miss Carrie Dunn has returned from
visit to friends at Baton Rouge, La.
Miss Lee Crutcher, after terms
teaching in Louisiana, returned last
Friday.
f. A. Weathersbry, Esq, of the Mon
ticello bar, was in town on business
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Greenwood and fam
lily are in our city on a visit to the
Messrs. Bowsky.
Mr.. Hickey, of Montgomery, is erect
ing a neat cottage next to Geo. Nc
Clendon's home.
The W. c. T. u, will hold its regular
meeting Friday afternoon at o'clock
at Mrs Woodwards.
Mr.. w. n. Smylie, who is now in the
drug business at Bogue Chitto, was in
town last Wednesday.
Lincoln county farmers are learning
that it pays to raise their own work
stock-horses and mules.
Mrs B. 7. Hobbs is enjoying the com
mencement exercises of Hillma n Col
lege at Clinton this week.
Capt. Geo C. Hoskins attended the
election of officers of the Third Regi-
Messrs. Nathan and Leon Pfeifer are
on trip to New York and Chicago
and will take in the big fair.
Our young friend Hiram Cassed Y,
Jr., is at home again after spending
several weeks in New Orleans.
Too much rain for the good of crops
is the prevailing talk i'll this locality.
Rain fell nearly all day yesterday.
The Operetta is moving on grandly
and its talented author will doubtless
add to his reputation by its produc-
ton.
Rev. j. J. Green appreciates a hand
some token of regard from one of his
deaconS, in the shape of fine suit of
clothes.
Mr.. Geo. \. Love, of Aurora. ILL.,, has
purchased the Harding place a few
miles west of town and will move to it
with his family in the fall.
J. p. Harrell has purchased Will
Hardy's interest in the Steam Dying
Works. Mr.. Harrell has been joined
by his wife, and they are boarding at
the Decell House.
DR.. Van Watts will leave in day or
two for San Antonio to practice dent
istry THE LEADER commends him to
the people of the Lone Star State as a
master of his profession.
The Emusic of the saw and hammer"
has prevailed for week across the
street directly opposite the LEADER
office, and the new Heuck building will
be completed in week or ten days
more.
Rev. j. H. Gambrell has accepted a
pressing invitation to address the At
tala county Alliance, at a grand picnic
at Ethel in that county on July 4th.
The brethren may expect something
good from him.
A delightful miscellaneous program
was presented by the pupils of st. Fran
els School on last Thursday evening
The Dumb Bell Drill was remarkably
fine as was also the recitation by Miss
Regina Simon.
The LEADER acknowledges the pleas
ure of a call last Wednesday from
Rev. |. II. Anding, of Crystal Springs
who was on his way back from Union
Church, where he delivered the annual
address before DR.. Grafton's school. His
address has been highly complimented
The dedication of the handsome new
Convent building took place last
Thursday morning. Rev. Father Kit
ties, of Bay st. Louis, and Bishop Hes
lin were present with the pastor, Rev
Father Hahn, and the occasion was al
ansniainnc nna onl Ono FILL Of ipfarac