Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-01-16
owN AND COUNTY.

the biif'
rho country roads are said to be hor.
rbly muddy.
col Bee enjoyed holiday Saturday
quail shooting
Can't f. A. Ford, of Canton, was on
o,r streets yesterday.
Don't be deluded by the idea that
,be cold weather is over
VI Ellzey and NJ. o. Jones, of Wes-
sop we're here yesterday.
our streets are being greatly i'm
..ovod by the addition of gravel.
The nav car passed up today and, as
rsrol the railroad boys are happy.
1rdce Cassidy and wife left on Sun
dav for visit to Jackson relatives.
MIL. Mikell has been visiting his
sistors and daughters and greeting old
friends,
IT'S pity that men cannot sling
their political mud without throwing
it at lady.
Nessrs Chas. Grafton and Louis
Fitzbugh have returned from trip to
New Orleans.
Mrs ]. B. Magee and baby boy, of
Caseyville, have been visiting Mrs.
Chas Chrisman.
Miss Sturdevant was invited to take
mart in the Concert given in Crystal
Springs on last Friday evening.
Miss Roberts has returned from Pu-
laski. Tenn whittier she was called by
the serious illness of her mother.
Rev. J. J. Green filled his first APP
pointment with County Line Church,
Copiah county, on the lst Sunday.
The Southbound cannon ball was
several hours late Thursday, caused by
awreck on the Tennessee division.
Little Jessie Turnbough met with a
painful accident by falling from the
bannisters at her home on yesterday.
Miss Bannie Allen, the popular night
operator at this point, is back at her
post after week spent pleasantly at
Byram.
Mrs. J. W. Waterer, of Free Run, is
at home once more on visit of several
weeks to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
F. Smurr.
Mrs Nosworthy had a Sabbath School
class of twenty-one little children last
Sunday, who were delighted with their
new teacher.
Out of four presidential postmasters
appointed last week, three were ladies.
Will this be the fate of the Brookhaven
office? Why not?
Don't delay, but send in your name
and dollar at once and get THE LEAD
Err and Home and Farm one year on
our premium offer.
Hons. r. H. Thompson and A. C. Nc
Nair attended Chancery Court at Mon
tcello last week. The court was in
session but three days, adjourning
Wednesday evening.
Dr. Wesley Martin and Mr.. w. f.
Parsons have been added to the list of
postoffice applicants, and it is said the
chances of some of the first applicants
are growing beautifully less.
After a long and pleasant visit to
friends and relatives in Holmes and
lazoO, Miss Nellie Smurr returned
home last Tuesday, to resume her place
among the students of old Whitworth
for the year.
Mr. Chas. Heuck, Jr., the efficient
manager of the Opera House, is max
ing an effort to get the Jennie Holman
Company to play here Feb. l, and 3.
II he succeeds our people should ap-
preclate his efforts by giving him good
audiences.
Cards have been issued announcing
the marriage of Miss Jennie Simon to
Mr.. Sam Rauch, ON Wednesday even
Ing, Jan. 4th. The marriage will be
celebrated at the elegant home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. COIN, the brides par
ents, and will be very brilliant social
event.
Mr. M. A. Marx, of the firm of Wolfe
q Marx, died in New Orleans last Sun
Jay morning at the advanced age of IS
years. Deceased was we'll known in
mississippi, was once citizen of Brook
maven, having lived here in the early
SIXTIES, and was brother in law of our
townsman, /. Isaacs.
Dr. Venable will hold regular ser
wee at the Baptist church next Sabbath
morning, and at night will preach es.
Pecially to young men, to whom a cor
uai welcome will be extended. DR.
'enaole has over 200 boys in Mississip
p oollege and knows how to sympa
'nize with them and encourage them
Inc first quarterly meeting of the
pfookhaven Methodist Church tool
pace Sunday and last night. Presid
us Elder Noteworthy preached two
nne sermons Sunday and more than
sustained the favorable impression he
LOU hitherto made on his Brookhaver
uui'ors. A love feast" was held Sun
DAY afternoon.