Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-08-01
GOWN AND COUNTY

louisiana.
Mr.. A. Berger has greatly improved
his residence.
TT. Decell is back from prospect
ing trip to Texas.
Miss Annie Huboner is the guest Of
Mrs. Henry Meyer.
The Becker Zouaves" is the latest
military accession.
Mrs. Luther Hobbs is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Penn.
Miss Alice Fitzhugh has been quite
i'll for several weeks.
Sam Storm knows a Georgia rattle
snake when he sees one.
JR. Ainsworth, of Malcum, was
pleasant caller yesterday.
Mrs. Hattie Sherman and son, Char
lie. are visiting on the coast.
Miss Jessie McNair is spending part
of the vacation in Tennessee.
Mrs. w. III. Hartwell has been the
ouest of her parents and sisters.
Many of the worlds fair attended
the baseball contest last Friday.
Rev. J. A. Scarboro's leaflet on Go
ology" is attracting much attention.
Mrs. Will McGrath left yesterday
evening for a months visit to Biloxi.
The Demorest Medal class will be
glad to receive two more accessions.
The third quarterly conference of
the Methodist Church convened last
night.
Wesson and Brookhaven will again
cross bats on next Friday at the Fair
Grounds.
long tongue is good thing for an
OK, but is nightly out of place in a
Christian.
Mr. Clifton Lomax visited his friends
Messrs. Edgar and Oscar Green, last
Saturday.
Lewis Fitzhugh is making tour of
louisiana in the interest of Whit
worth College.
In this great financial pressure, let
him that thinketh he standeth take
heed lest he fall.
Miss Lizzie Heuck, one of our best
yOcalists, has become member of the
Opera Company.
Harvey Cunning, who is going to be
one of the best telegrapbers on the
road, was in town Friday.
Rev. c. H. Otken, president of Lea
Female College, will preach in the
Baptist Church next Sabbath.
1t is learned with pleasure that the
family of Mr.. Walter DAWN will make
their home here, for the present.
Misses Mary and Dele Storm and
Sallie and Rosa and Mr.. w. H. Seavey
expect to leave for Chicago Saturday.
Grover Cleveland, bull valued
highly by its owner, became mad last
week and was killed on the Hardy
place.
All friends of education should at
tend the Teachers Institute at the
Court House next Monday, conducted
by Prof. Trawick.
Jake Boone, who is now trusted
employee on the l. c., was at home last
Friday and Saturday and gladly greet
ed by his many friends.
Rev. |. w. East and family have the
sympathy of the entire community in
their grievous affiiction. Verify, His
ways are not our ways.
The Grape Vine telegraph quickly
bore the news from the fair grounds
last Friday that ''the Brookhaven boys
beat McComb nine to one"
After nearly two weeks absence,
Rev. Mr.. Weems and wife returned
from Canton Friday, accompanied by
their niece, Miss Allie Galloway.
Mr.. Louis Cohn, one of the best bus
mess men that ever struck town, has
departed for Eastern markets in order
to be ready for a big Fall trade.
Mrs. John McGrath and Miss Maggie,
Mrs. Julia McGrath and children and
Mr. Bowsky and sister will leave for
the great Exposition next Sunday.
Mr. W. d. Beacham, one of the pop
ular young teachers of the county,
Who has school near Bogue Chitto,
paid us an appreciated call yesterday.
\ thief broke out cracked glass in
one of Hyman Zwirn's front windows
saturday night, and distracted about
III dozen handkerchiefs through the
hole No clew as yet to the thief.
Several of the State papers have Ia
ken the LEADERS word for it and say
mat Brookhaven has the finest Anna
teur Opera Company within our bor-
ders.
crystal Springs complains of its to-
oacco chewers who use the church
walls and pews as spittoons. Brook
haven has well-nigh passed that relic
OF barbarism.
hev. j. H. Gambrell is assisting Rev.
. Morris in a protracted meeting at
81 ualllee church Con;ob ooun<v pax,